June 12, 1886 (4 pages)

ch . it. ee se ay ne 18 a ‘O's. store, we ull line of ods, l, 10rs, C., the peoat the >RICES. olicited. CHOLS. ES ! rk, June lz), ; named IN FIVE ‘iye Dollars er cent and ten to ntlemen 50 Sale. PERTY ON adap‘ed ses. “Newly y of pure, nd lots on tOLFE, Ina, Agt ONS, mg Stor ae & ‘ . rhe High and Correct Opinion : 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. Tue Stockton Mail nominates for one of the Supreme ‘Justices: of this State, Superior. 8. Sullivan, of San Franciacd, “the incorruptible Judge whom \Sharon’s millions could not swerve from the strict line of daty.” It is nothing against him that his childhood days were spent in this city, where the ragged and barefooted Irish lad laid the founda~~tion of the educatioiY*thiat fitted . " him for becoming one of the foremost Judges in the State. Ws. Nicuozs, the Nevada City young man. who attempted Wednesday night to eat two dozen fried eggs at a single sitting, and who fell asleep over the job when he had completed the twenty-first, still insists he can accomplish the feat if any one will wager enough -with him to make it an object for him to try again. ————0-Pe The United States AttorneyGeneral has decided that the Secretary of War has no authority to take action against hydraulic miners. The River and Harbor bill ‘now under consideration anticipated this decision and contains a provision which instructs the Secretary to institute such proceedings. ————__¢-< > 2 ‘ Ex-Unper Suertrr Apams has bought a donkey and is going over into the Remington Hill district ona prospecting tour. He will devote his attention entirely to hunting for a gravel mine. Pauw. Ricnarps has treated himself to a fine three-year-old colt that gives promise of doing wonderful things in the trotting line when it has more age and training, Tue Grass Valley Sportsmen’s club will hold their camp stew on the 15th instant. The regular annual shoot for the State will come off in this county October 7th, 8th and 9th. Sie age Sea a Joz Porter, a young man who was born in this city, and recently returned here from Truckee, is seriously ill at the residence of Mrs. Adair on Prospect Hill. Toniaut the usual soiree will be given at the Dancing Academy. Tuesday evening Mr. Michell will teach the Highland Gavotte,a new ‘round dance. ome In the case of Lawrey vs. Lawrey the defendant’s petition for a restraining order has been dismissed by Judge Walling. ee © EB J. H. Hieers, E. T. Worthley and M. Hodgson have been elected Trustees of the new school district of Maybert. ——__—« <pe developing the resources of SouthEntertained of Nevada County by the Mayor of Los Angeles. No man has done more toward ern ¢ and bringing that part of the State into the advanced position that it occupies, than Hon. E. F. ‘Spence, the Mayor of the thriving city of Los Angeles, and President of the First National Bank at that place. For many years he lived in this city, and he still takes a kindly interest in the old stamping ground as the following letter demonstrates : —Finst Nationat Banx,)— Los Anoxzs, June 10, 1886. Gro. E. Brann, Esq.—Secretasociation—Dear Sir: Yours ot the you for the communication and the ‘‘slip’’ enclosed. In looking over the list of your officers and directors (I am acquainted with them all, save one) I am satisfied that the company will be well and honestly managed. They are the rough-going, progressive and square men, and in this movement there is no doubt that the progress and welfare of their section is their «chief aim—personal gain being secondary. I have often wondered why something of this kind had not been inaugurated. You “have lands that are productive, a climate which cannot be excelled, pure mountain water in such great abundance, an inexhaustible supply of fuel, and take it all in all, I know of no mountain county so good as my own loved “Old Nevada.”’ : I see no obstacle to your great success, provided you can. sell to actual settlers cheap. Do not sell to speculators. You will assist the thrifty poor to make homes all over the county. It is astonishing what great good a small amount of money anda good deal of vigorous encouragement will do a small family earnestly intending to win the battle of life. It will not only do good but it will pay in theend. I hope to live to see your hillsides and your mountain valleys teeming with busy life and the homes of happy communities. The Almighty has certainly done His part. It remains for man to utilize what has been given him. We old Californians do not seem to thoroughly appreciate the blessings which have always surrounded us. We seem to be heavy, -non-progresssive, half asleep; we appear to be looking back at something. We do not grasp the situation as easily and intelligently as the new-comers— the tender-foot, if you please. These people seem to be alive to the situaticn and have unbounded faith in the capabilities and possibilities of California. in the pa: I, the Rev. C.G two the evening and—yesterday— went—to-. o tance. it Next Tuesday evening a beautiful painting of a stork executed by a lady of this oy. will be raffled at the Union Hotel. Mrs. L. Voss aad daughter, of You Bet, were in town Thursday Sacramento. — ——_ope A DECREE of distribution has been made in-the matter of the estate of Mary A. Bays, deceased. P _—_>-——__—_—— ‘Joun Partison will arrive here Monday from San Francisco to testify in the Zellerbach case: Dressmaking. I have secured the-services of a first-class dressmakcr from San Francisco and am prepared to fill orders at short notice. te Mrs. C. A. BARRETT, ji2-6t Com. street, below Pine, —Freight Wagon For Sale. _ Should any of my acquaintances here evince any desire to move from the southern part of the State, I will recommend Nevada county, of course, because I know it 1 tool. The card says: “I, the} ™ore of life insurance is paid. ‘odiccak shag Oe ee . Rev. C.G. Hollette, at my resi‘Yours very truly, dence,” étc. Strange that—ne+_ Oscar Nerse BE, one of the baie E. F. Spence. _ An Old Offender. Adolph Chaty, who has been held to answer for burglarizing the Southern Pacific railroad company’s Office at Sunol Station, Alameda county, is the individual of that name who formerly lived at this city. While here he made an unenviable record for himself in the criminal line. While he was engaged in keeping a store on Commercial street, the establishment took fire in a very suspicious’ manner at a time when the ‘stock was very heavily insured. While’he was in: the employ of Almost new. Suitable for four or six horses. Will be sold cheap. Can be seen at Half Mile House. ji2-6t Frank AUMER. Fine Mileh Cows for Sale.j — Frank Aumer has just received several fine milch cows with calves, which he offers for sale very cheap. They are all gentle and kind. Enquire at the residence. ~-§12-6t o> \ Not ce. There will be a meeting of the ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church at the residence of Mrs. D. E. Morgan this (Saturday) evening at 6:30 o’clock. Business of imporhee Ice. The Ice Company i is now prepared to feceive orders for Ice in quantities to suit customers. Ice de-} livered to any part of the city. Orders left at the Company’s office, or with W. H. Crawford, will be Peompely siesta to. je2 -. town, Md., Win. H. Smith a sack of coin be-} longing to that gentlemen disappeared under circumstances that led to suspicion of Chaty, although the money was subsequently found. We was indicted by a grand jury for burglarizing the safe in the store of C. E. Mulloy when he was working there, and his name was unpleasantly coupled with a burglary of the post office. He was, after all this,.convicted in Sacramento county of horse stealing. If Chaty is an honest man he has certainly been most unfortunate. esse se La re Samaritan Nervine, the great nerve conqueror, is invaluable in Nervous Prostration. _ . “May God Bless You,” said Rev. W. L. Martin, of Mechanics“Samaritan Nervine cured my: Fits.’ $1.50 at Carr Bros. _—_ Seo ‘Pry Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. co fs ——. —_—_ + «-2-—-— ——— —For Dyspepsia and Liver Comyou have a printed guaran. tee-onevery. bottle ‘of Shiloh’s. We have alread ambler who is city but at the terest: Eprror ‘TRanscriPtT—Will please publish the following card ‘in answer to an article which—was-+} rtwo weeks or more ago, entitled ‘‘Demand for Proof :”’ G. Hollette of Oakland, Alameda county, gS iis @ marriage ceremony tween 26th ult. duly recetvéd>-F thank}-Geo, W;Tyler and Helen E. Nash on the 2d day of M my residence in parties wished the matter kept a secret for a time. ing of any other marria, place between Geo W. the woman who professes to be his wife. ler Rev. C0. G. Houerr Oax.anD, Alameda Co. Now comes -the sequel in following communication and affidavit which we are pinewces to publish : : SAcRAMENTO, June 5, 1886. Eptror Transcript —I send herewith the certificate of the County Glerk of Alameda county, confirming my previous —— ages the matriage of Geo. Tyler and Helen E. N You are aware nodoubt that no legal marriage can be consummated in this State without first obtaining a marriage license within the county in which the ceremony is ormed, and a license obtained in one county is not good for . other. f lowing certificate to show that the statement of the re I have procured the Holletteisafraud. I ter the date that the im Rey. says that he Perform nuptials making Ty to such a Divine. nor any of the oldest business of Oakland have ever heard name of the very Rev. C. G. lette — and all married Tyler in guod faith my good name. have no .doubt. claims to be his wife. wife. There is no one. ‘Helen Nash to beg for bread. myself Very truly yours, Sarauw E, Ty State of Calfornia, —County of Alameda April, A. D. 1886. Clerk, etc. Deputy Clerk. ~>-——— Good Prospect. south of the old shaft. ing promising ‘looking ore. trict. aa perance, Care Bros. Agents, — its, Try 1t. 18 TYLER A BIGAMIST?: And is Rev. Hollette a Fraud? —Startling Developments. In the Dan.y Transcriet of July 15, 1885, was published the following: published a. statement to the effect a that Geo. W. Tyler, the £ ‘merly lived in more recently made his headquarters at Sacramento, was marriéd to a young woman of Placer county, Superior Jud ciating. In view of lowing will be read with deep inOaxktanp, July 10, 1885. Myer offiay, 1881, at Oakland. The I know nothtakin uted Rev. ve searched the Oakland Directory for ears previous tothe date of raudulent Rev. Hollette date, and for two years immediately afler and Nash one, and can find notrace or clew None. of the clergy or city or county ’ officials,’ forhas} folyou an the ash. ary the men the Holseem satisfied that the Reverend’s card sent to the TRANscRIPT was a fraud perpetrated by some one to bring disgrace and reproach upon ~ Ae have reason to repent the marriage, still I have a right to defend This is a duty I owe my five children who look to me for support. If Tyler isa bigamist, let the proof be shown. That he is guilty of adulteryJ The question then arises, with whom? If Helen Nash is married or was mai=ried to Tyler, she certainiy can show authority by which she I am only claiming my rights, and in this I am determined to fight with my colors flying till I find some other woman who has a prior claim to I therefore renew my challenge to Miss produce honest proof (if any she thas) to establish any claim to the name of Tyler. But I protest against any false card of an imaginary and criminally pretending Rev. C. G. lette, or of his ilk. Base and cowardly beyond description is any crawling thing who could allow himself to be used as -such a Holofficer, policeman or clergyman of Oakland knows of such a worthy. I ask the publishing of the former card written by me, also the card of the reputed ‘‘reverend,” the certificate of the Clerk of Alameda county over his official seal, together with this statement, in vindication of the honor of a much abused and insulted woman, who has five children to provide for. If you cannot publish this as an article ofnews, please publish it as a card and send-me your bill and.I will send -you the amount faithfully, even should I have to With much respect, I subscribe LER. as “I, “Charles ” Boardman, County Clerk of ‘said county and exofficio Clerk of the Superior Court in and for said County, hereby Witness my hand with the. seal of said Superior Court affixed, at the city of Oakland, this Ist day of {[seaL} Chas. T. Boardman, County By Guy C. Earl, Tributers are at work inthe Mt. Auburn. mine about 1200 feet They are meeting with good. success, find-. The Mt. Auburn may yet prove to, be one of the big mines of the ‘dis-. WHISKER dye must be convehient to use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off, clegant‘in apand cheap in price. is Dye for the Whis3 THE SUPREME COURT. Duty of the Legisiature} on the Ir-] > rigation Question. The subject of irrigation has been so thoroughly and intelligently discussed in the newspapers of the State during the past few weeks, that there is no longer any question in the minds of the citizens as to the relations the Supreme Court as now constituted bears to the people. The suggestion that the three hold-over riparian judges should retire, is a good one, but how to bring about this result is something to be yet determined upon. Suppose, for . instance, that these judges should . yesterday on the best. of authority . not feel embarrassed at their present strained relations with the people, and should not conclude that the best interests of the State would be subserved by their retirement? Are the people to be contented with their barren suggestion that condemnation is the only remedy, without pointing out any practical method of condemnation, when everyone who understands the matter, knows that condemnation is utterly and absurdly impracticable and inadequate. When the Legislature next assembles it will have to meet this grave crisis in the affairs of this people, and we have no doubt it will go to the very center of the question for a complete 80lution of the dilemma. The Oakland Tribune has a suggestion in this connection that promises to afford relief. It advises the people tosee that their Legislators go from them pledged to a constitutional amendment reorganizing the Supreme Court, reducing the number of judges to five, and increasing the salaries to say twelve thousand a year, ard ‘abolishing the system of departments, leaving the law providing for a Supreme Court commission as now. The State can afford to pay better salaries, and the judge who has the responsibility of /being the final resort of the litigation of a millon people, ought to have brains worth twelve or fifteen thousand a year. the scale of justice and restore the tion and our prosperity. For in fornia is impossible. A Convenience. line connecting this city with charge a nominal tariff. Es go Anarchists who has n been. indicted, is to be oo eo $20,000 bail. EEE Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin cure. Carr Bros., agents. CaTARRH CURED, Arrivals at the cetly that {have examined the] yg TIONAL HOTEL, _. 1 Mallet“ Comaton ure Pane sé ic out of the office of the County. S.A. Eppy. .*.PRorrieror 1 bea d’s crib with mattresses. eet ts — county, and do not P June 10. . 4 small range. tt i i) aribe May 24, i veo on oF . “a Nathan, Sacramento, 1 chlekering Square Plane, $150. the marriage of: Geo. W. Tyler. 4 Lester, ere aa mene and Helen E. Nash. A H Hanson, Gris Valley, 1 Bay Window Cornice. J Bays and wi, do L A Simonds, ‘Oroville, Miss Esther Ogden You Bet, Ww W. T Newton, Mt House, Jas Moore, San Francisco, : Sutherland, do P Shingle, Scott’s Flat, A B McRae, Roseville, A G Hoffman, Sheridan, J C Justice, City, J R Davis, San Juan, Tom P — San Francisco. Arrivals at the By such an amendment the present Supreme Court would go out of existence, and five new judges would take up equilibrium between: our populatheir present temper, and it is not likely to change other than to gather intensity, the possibility of the election of a riparian judge, by the people, is as remote as the application of riparian law to CaliThere is talk of organizing a company to construct a telephone Glenbrook Park. It would prove a great convenience during fairs and races. The stockholders would have free use of it, outsiders being Tue remains of G. H. Koch, a Chicago banker, which were sent to Long Island for cremation, will be kept in a vault until $50,000 or yet L Arg you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. SutLon’s VITALIZER is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 1 Second-hand Bureau, 4.00. 50 cents per bottle. Carr Bros.,. 14 vol. Bamerefts History, new, sell agents. at half price. I Large Chest. o z Today's 1 Race. The mile trottitig ‘race, best three in five for named horses, adat Glenbrook, ought to be a smashing fine contest for the reason that the animals are so close together in their records. Prince, Hardscrabbleand Sarah Althea are Nevada City stock, and about as fleet travelers as haul any Wagons over the turnpike. Bally is owned by Sam Avery of Grass Valley, and the Nevada City admirers of speedy equines did not consider him in the race to any dangerous extent till they heard that he had made a trial quarter . Thursday in forty seconds. The report has had a demoralizing re. sult-on the backers of Hardscrab. ble, Prince and Sarah, and they. can’t quite make up their minds what todo. They don’t dare to go ahead and they are afraid to hedge, Bally and his alleged Gaarter i in forty seconds is a veritable’ puzzler to them. ‘The owners of the various horses to go this afternoon pledge their honor that the race will be on the dead square. When they do thatit isthe best kind of an advertisement for the Park, because nothing can be more interesting than a good honest trot between local horses that are’ rapid goers. The Bag Fair. The Bag Fair at Hunt’s Hall was fairly well attended Thursday evening. The programme of musical exercises was“one of the best ever given here. Prof. Hitchcock by request favored the audience with a negro dialect recitation which was favorably received. There was dancing during the latter part of the evening. (CES RESETS ORT ES The Praise of Sozedont, Like the famous article itself, is in almost. everybody’s mouth. The people know that it preserves as well as -beautifies the teeth. Wash of the Period. Havine disposed of my tailoring business, I now offerfor sale my fine new stock of Scotch suitings, worsteds, broadcloths, etc., in suit patterns,by the yard or piece ; also balance stock tailor’s trimmings, buttons, bindings, machine twist, silk sewings, linings, etc., at my new place of business, Commercial street below Pine. j6-lw C. A. BARRETT. a Our Taste. tf a td Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. a From Adam’s fall disease came, When. mortal man is not to org For sickness’ ills and ragin; raging pai Use Samaritan Nervine, av you will gain. It’s known all over the world by name. Masters disease and conquers Cures the sick and heals the lame,” Invented by a man of fame. Dr. Penntnatoy, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. eS Heads and Faces. Room 27, New York Hotel, Nevada City. EM: will in classesor privately. She omens with the best talent in the field. teaches the laws of mental healing. Ae -lw Standard Auction 7 ELOUSE. List of Goods on “on hand to-day to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 Refrigerator. } Lawn mower. 1 Second-hand bureau. 1 Second-hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bed lounge. 1 Second-hand bedstead. 1 Mess top mattress. 1 Archer Cooking Stove. 1 Second-hand Lounge, $4.50. 1 Large Walnut Sofa, second-hand. I Masons Hammer. . i Elegant Oli Painting, (new.) 1 Dark Bedroom Set, $15. i Light Bedroom Set, * I Dark Bedroom Set, (new.) 1 Small Baby Baggy, (olmost new.) 1 Large Baby Baggy. 2 Heating Stoves, (cheap.) 2 New Bedsteads. 2 new Lock Spriug Niatikecaes. 1 new Upholstered Mattress. I Star Springs. 1 Drop Leaf Table, $1 25.1 small Stand. : Let of Stove Pipe =" ". kers unites in itself all these mer. sa ii { Hence itis the Standard Tooth}“HOBEN-ical examinations during the. week . UNION HOTEL, Several Show Caxes. Ma Rucrox Bros.. PROPRIETORS. . 1 Store Counter. pees + June 10, . 1 Wheeler & Wilson ilson Machine, as © Be fn sand arn Raijroad, TO ORDER wallen [ : s telnae 2 Pens URHOLSTERING. 10D eaze : Mrs. A. Mevitz, do I” oe od , D. E. Matteson, Grass Valley, —_— Mrs. L. Voss, Voss’ mill, @@F Second hand household G. W. Benson, Yuba City, . goods bought, or will be sold on Lag ee ign fan conamianion: b secon oe vate “mals We para, ore NEVADA CITY, July 5th, 1806. * For asf em Situated on Pine street, near Suspension bridge: Possession given immediately. a on the premises. Mars. H. Longa. SE D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, : Men’s French Calf Boots, $8 50, . Vhen she became Miss, she c'ungtoCastoria, _ Men’s Miners’ Boots, $6 00. When she had chi.dren she gave them Ladies’ French Kid, $6 50. 2 co Standara Boot and Shoe Factory, Broad Street; make to order, REPAIRING * Men’s Soles and Heels, $1 25. Ladies’ ‘ . ie 75. Children’s “ es 50. DR. 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ch . it. ee se ay ne 18 a ‘O's. store, we ull line of ods, l, 10rs, C., the peoat the >RICES. olicited. CHOLS. ES ! rk, June lz), ; named IN FIVE ‘iye Dollars er cent and ten to ntlemen 50 Sale. PERTY ON adap‘ed ses. “Newly y of pure, nd lots on tOLFE, Ina, Agt ONS, mg Stor ae & ‘ . rhe High and Correct Opinion : 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. Tue Stockton Mail nominates for one of the Supreme ‘Justices: of this State, Superior. 8. Sullivan, of San Franciacd, “the incorruptible Judge whom \Sharon’s millions could not swerve from the strict line of daty.” It is nothing against him that his childhood days were spent in this city, where the ragged and barefooted Irish lad laid the founda~~tion of the educatioiY*thiat fitted . " him for becoming one of the foremost Judges in the State. Ws. Nicuozs, the Nevada City young man. who attempted Wednesday night to eat two dozen fried eggs at a single sitting, and who fell asleep over the job when he had completed the twenty-first, still insists he can accomplish the feat if any one will wager enough -with him to make it an object for him to try again. ————0-Pe The United States AttorneyGeneral has decided that the Secretary of War has no authority to take action against hydraulic miners. The River and Harbor bill ‘now under consideration anticipated this decision and contains a provision which instructs the Secretary to institute such proceedings. ————__¢-< > 2 ‘ Ex-Unper Suertrr Apams has bought a donkey and is going over into the Remington Hill district ona prospecting tour. He will devote his attention entirely to hunting for a gravel mine. Pauw. Ricnarps has treated himself to a fine three-year-old colt that gives promise of doing wonderful things in the trotting line when it has more age and training, Tue Grass Valley Sportsmen’s club will hold their camp stew on the 15th instant. The regular annual shoot for the State will come off in this county October 7th, 8th and 9th. Sie age Sea a Joz Porter, a young man who was born in this city, and recently returned here from Truckee, is seriously ill at the residence of Mrs. Adair on Prospect Hill. Toniaut the usual soiree will be given at the Dancing Academy. Tuesday evening Mr. Michell will teach the Highland Gavotte,a new ‘round dance. ome In the case of Lawrey vs. Lawrey the defendant’s petition for a restraining order has been dismissed by Judge Walling. ee © EB J. H. Hieers, E. T. Worthley and M. Hodgson have been elected Trustees of the new school district of Maybert. ——__—« <pe developing the resources of SouthEntertained of Nevada County by the Mayor of Los Angeles. No man has done more toward ern ¢ and bringing that part of the State into the advanced position that it occupies, than Hon. E. F. ‘Spence, the Mayor of the thriving city of Los Angeles, and President of the First National Bank at that place. For many years he lived in this city, and he still takes a kindly interest in the old stamping ground as the following letter demonstrates : —Finst Nationat Banx,)— Los Anoxzs, June 10, 1886. Gro. E. Brann, Esq.—Secretasociation—Dear Sir: Yours ot the you for the communication and the ‘‘slip’’ enclosed. In looking over the list of your officers and directors (I am acquainted with them all, save one) I am satisfied that the company will be well and honestly managed. They are the rough-going, progressive and square men, and in this movement there is no doubt that the progress and welfare of their section is their «chief aim—personal gain being secondary. I have often wondered why something of this kind had not been inaugurated. You “have lands that are productive, a climate which cannot be excelled, pure mountain water in such great abundance, an inexhaustible supply of fuel, and take it all in all, I know of no mountain county so good as my own loved “Old Nevada.”’ : I see no obstacle to your great success, provided you can. sell to actual settlers cheap. Do not sell to speculators. You will assist the thrifty poor to make homes all over the county. It is astonishing what great good a small amount of money anda good deal of vigorous encouragement will do a small family earnestly intending to win the battle of life. It will not only do good but it will pay in theend. I hope to live to see your hillsides and your mountain valleys teeming with busy life and the homes of happy communities. The Almighty has certainly done His part. It remains for man to utilize what has been given him. We old Californians do not seem to thoroughly appreciate the blessings which have always surrounded us. We seem to be heavy, -non-progresssive, half asleep; we appear to be looking back at something. We do not grasp the situation as easily and intelligently as the new-comers— the tender-foot, if you please. These people seem to be alive to the situaticn and have unbounded faith in the capabilities and possibilities of California. in the pa: I, the Rev. C.G two the evening and—yesterday— went—to-. o tance. it Next Tuesday evening a beautiful painting of a stork executed by a lady of this oy. will be raffled at the Union Hotel. Mrs. L. Voss aad daughter, of You Bet, were in town Thursday Sacramento. — ——_ope A DECREE of distribution has been made in-the matter of the estate of Mary A. Bays, deceased. P _—_>-——__—_—— ‘Joun Partison will arrive here Monday from San Francisco to testify in the Zellerbach case: Dressmaking. I have secured the-services of a first-class dressmakcr from San Francisco and am prepared to fill orders at short notice. te Mrs. C. A. BARRETT, ji2-6t Com. street, below Pine, —Freight Wagon For Sale. _ Should any of my acquaintances here evince any desire to move from the southern part of the State, I will recommend Nevada county, of course, because I know it 1 tool. The card says: “I, the} ™ore of life insurance is paid. ‘odiccak shag Oe ee . Rev. C.G. Hollette, at my resi‘Yours very truly, dence,” étc. Strange that—ne+_ Oscar Nerse BE, one of the baie E. F. Spence. _ An Old Offender. Adolph Chaty, who has been held to answer for burglarizing the Southern Pacific railroad company’s Office at Sunol Station, Alameda county, is the individual of that name who formerly lived at this city. While here he made an unenviable record for himself in the criminal line. While he was engaged in keeping a store on Commercial street, the establishment took fire in a very suspicious’ manner at a time when the ‘stock was very heavily insured. While’he was in: the employ of Almost new. Suitable for four or six horses. Will be sold cheap. Can be seen at Half Mile House. ji2-6t Frank AUMER. Fine Mileh Cows for Sale.j — Frank Aumer has just received several fine milch cows with calves, which he offers for sale very cheap. They are all gentle and kind. Enquire at the residence. ~-§12-6t o> \ Not ce. There will be a meeting of the ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church at the residence of Mrs. D. E. Morgan this (Saturday) evening at 6:30 o’clock. Business of imporhee Ice. The Ice Company i is now prepared to feceive orders for Ice in quantities to suit customers. Ice de-} livered to any part of the city. Orders left at the Company’s office, or with W. H. Crawford, will be Peompely siesta to. je2 -. town, Md., Win. H. Smith a sack of coin be-} longing to that gentlemen disappeared under circumstances that led to suspicion of Chaty, although the money was subsequently found. We was indicted by a grand jury for burglarizing the safe in the store of C. E. Mulloy when he was working there, and his name was unpleasantly coupled with a burglary of the post office. He was, after all this,.convicted in Sacramento county of horse stealing. If Chaty is an honest man he has certainly been most unfortunate. esse se La re Samaritan Nervine, the great nerve conqueror, is invaluable in Nervous Prostration. _ . “May God Bless You,” said Rev. W. L. Martin, of Mechanics“Samaritan Nervine cured my: Fits.’ $1.50 at Carr Bros. _—_ Seo ‘Pry Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. co fs ——. —_—_ + «-2-—-— ——— —For Dyspepsia and Liver Comyou have a printed guaran. tee-onevery. bottle ‘of Shiloh’s. We have alread ambler who is city but at the terest: Eprror ‘TRanscriPtT—Will please publish the following card ‘in answer to an article which—was-+} rtwo weeks or more ago, entitled ‘‘Demand for Proof :”’ G. Hollette of Oakland, Alameda county, gS iis @ marriage ceremony tween 26th ult. duly recetvéd>-F thank}-Geo, W;Tyler and Helen E. Nash on the 2d day of M my residence in parties wished the matter kept a secret for a time. ing of any other marria, place between Geo W. the woman who professes to be his wife. ler Rev. C0. G. Houerr Oax.anD, Alameda Co. Now comes -the sequel in following communication and affidavit which we are pinewces to publish : : SAcRAMENTO, June 5, 1886. Eptror Transcript —I send herewith the certificate of the County Glerk of Alameda county, confirming my previous —— ages the matriage of Geo. Tyler and Helen E. N You are aware nodoubt that no legal marriage can be consummated in this State without first obtaining a marriage license within the county in which the ceremony is ormed, and a license obtained in one county is not good for . other. f lowing certificate to show that the statement of the re I have procured the Holletteisafraud. I ter the date that the im Rey. says that he Perform nuptials making Ty to such a Divine. nor any of the oldest business of Oakland have ever heard name of the very Rev. C. G. lette — and all married Tyler in guod faith my good name. have no .doubt. claims to be his wife. wife. There is no one. ‘Helen Nash to beg for bread. myself Very truly yours, Sarauw E, Ty State of Calfornia, —County of Alameda April, A. D. 1886. Clerk, etc. Deputy Clerk. ~>-——— Good Prospect. south of the old shaft. ing promising ‘looking ore. trict. aa perance, Care Bros. Agents, — its, Try 1t. 18 TYLER A BIGAMIST?: And is Rev. Hollette a Fraud? —Startling Developments. In the Dan.y Transcriet of July 15, 1885, was published the following: published a. statement to the effect a that Geo. W. Tyler, the £ ‘merly lived in more recently made his headquarters at Sacramento, was marriéd to a young woman of Placer county, Superior Jud ciating. In view of lowing will be read with deep inOaxktanp, July 10, 1885. Myer offiay, 1881, at Oakland. The I know nothtakin uted Rev. ve searched the Oakland Directory for ears previous tothe date of raudulent Rev. Hollette date, and for two years immediately afler and Nash one, and can find notrace or clew None. of the clergy or city or county ’ officials,’ forhas} folyou an

the ash. ary the men the Holseem satisfied that the Reverend’s card sent to the TRANscRIPT was a fraud perpetrated by some one to bring disgrace and reproach upon ~ Ae have reason to repent the marriage, still I have a right to defend This is a duty I owe my five children who look to me for support. If Tyler isa bigamist, let the proof be shown. That he is guilty of adulteryJ The question then arises, with whom? If Helen Nash is married or was mai=ried to Tyler, she certainiy can show authority by which she I am only claiming my rights, and in this I am determined to fight with my colors flying till I find some other woman who has a prior claim to I therefore renew my challenge to Miss produce honest proof (if any she thas) to establish any claim to the name of Tyler. But I protest against any false card of an imaginary and criminally pretending Rev. C. G. lette, or of his ilk. Base and cowardly beyond description is any crawling thing who could allow himself to be used as -such a Holofficer, policeman or clergyman of Oakland knows of such a worthy. I ask the publishing of the former card written by me, also the card of the reputed ‘‘reverend,” the certificate of the Clerk of Alameda county over his official seal, together with this statement, in vindication of the honor of a much abused and insulted woman, who has five children to provide for. If you cannot publish this as an article ofnews, please publish it as a card and send-me your bill and.I will send -you the amount faithfully, even should I have to With much respect, I subscribe LER. as “I, “Charles ” Boardman, County Clerk of ‘said county and exofficio Clerk of the Superior Court in and for said County, hereby Witness my hand with the. seal of said Superior Court affixed, at the city of Oakland, this Ist day of {[seaL} Chas. T. Boardman, County By Guy C. Earl, Tributers are at work inthe Mt. Auburn. mine about 1200 feet They are meeting with good. success, find-. The Mt. Auburn may yet prove to, be one of the big mines of the ‘dis-. WHISKER dye must be convehient to use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off, clegant‘in apand cheap in price. is Dye for the Whis3 THE SUPREME COURT. Duty of the Legisiature} on the Ir-] > rigation Question. The subject of irrigation has been so thoroughly and intelligently discussed in the newspapers of the State during the past few weeks, that there is no longer any question in the minds of the citizens as to the relations the Supreme Court as now constituted bears to the people. The suggestion that the three hold-over riparian judges should retire, is a good one, but how to bring about this result is something to be yet determined upon. Suppose, for . instance, that these judges should . yesterday on the best. of authority . not feel embarrassed at their present strained relations with the people, and should not conclude that the best interests of the State would be subserved by their retirement? Are the people to be contented with their barren suggestion that condemnation is the only remedy, without pointing out any practical method of condemnation, when everyone who understands the matter, knows that condemnation is utterly and absurdly impracticable and inadequate. When the Legislature next assembles it will have to meet this grave crisis in the affairs of this people, and we have no doubt it will go to the very center of the question for a complete 80lution of the dilemma. The Oakland Tribune has a suggestion in this connection that promises to afford relief. It advises the people tosee that their Legislators go from them pledged to a constitutional amendment reorganizing the Supreme Court, reducing the number of judges to five, and increasing the salaries to say twelve thousand a year, ard ‘abolishing the system of departments, leaving the law providing for a Supreme Court commission as now. The State can afford to pay better salaries, and the judge who has the responsibility of /being the final resort of the litigation of a millon people, ought to have brains worth twelve or fifteen thousand a year. the scale of justice and restore the tion and our prosperity. For in fornia is impossible. A Convenience. line connecting this city with charge a nominal tariff. Es go Anarchists who has n been. indicted, is to be oo eo $20,000 bail. EEE Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin cure. Carr Bros., agents. CaTARRH CURED, Arrivals at the cetly that {have examined the] yg TIONAL HOTEL, _. 1 Mallet“ Comaton ure Pane sé ic out of the office of the County. S.A. Eppy. ..*..PRorrieror 1 bea d’s crib with mattresses. eet ts — county, and do not P June 10. . 4 small range. tt i i) aribe May 24, i veo on oF . “a Nathan, Sacramento, 1 chlekering Square Plane, $150. the marriage of: Geo. W. Tyler. 4 Lester, ere aa mene and Helen E. Nash. A H Hanson, Gris Valley, 1 Bay Window Cornice. J Bays and wi, do L A Simonds, ‘Oroville, Miss Esther Ogden You Bet, Ww W. T Newton, Mt House, Jas Moore, San Francisco, : Sutherland, do P Shingle, Scott’s Flat, A B McRae, Roseville, A G Hoffman, Sheridan, J C Justice, City, J R Davis, San Juan, Tom P — San Francisco. Arrivals at the By such an amendment the present Supreme Court would go out of existence, and five new judges would take up equilibrium between: our populatheir present temper, and it is not likely to change other than to gather intensity, the possibility of the election of a riparian judge, by the people, is as remote as the application of riparian law to CaliThere is talk of organizing a company to construct a telephone Glenbrook Park. It would prove a great convenience during fairs and races. The stockholders would have free use of it, outsiders being Tue remains of G. H. Koch, a Chicago banker, which were sent to Long Island for cremation, will be kept in a vault until $50,000 or yet L Arg you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. 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They don’t dare to go ahead and they are afraid to hedge, Bally and his alleged Gaarter i in forty seconds is a veritable’ puzzler to them. ‘The owners of the various horses to go this afternoon pledge their honor that the race will be on the dead square. When they do thatit isthe best kind of an advertisement for the Park, because nothing can be more interesting than a good honest trot between local horses that are’ rapid goers. The Bag Fair. The Bag Fair at Hunt’s Hall was fairly well attended Thursday evening. The programme of musical exercises was“one of the best ever given here. Prof. Hitchcock by request favored the audience with a negro dialect recitation which was favorably received. There was dancing during the latter part of the evening. (CES RESETS ORT ES The Praise of Sozedont, Like the famous article itself, is in almost. everybody’s mouth. The people know that it preserves as well as -beautifies the teeth. Wash of the Period. Havine disposed of my tailoring business, I now offerfor sale my fine new stock of Scotch suitings, worsteds, broadcloths, etc., in suit patterns,by the yard or piece ; also balance stock tailor’s trimmings, buttons, bindings, machine twist, silk sewings, linings, etc., at my new place of business, Commercial street below Pine. j6-lw C. A. BARRETT. a Our Taste. tf a td Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. a From Adam’s fall disease came, When. mortal man is not to org For sickness’ ills and ragin; raging pai Use Samaritan Nervine, av you will gain. It’s known all over the world by name. Masters disease and conquers Cures the sick and heals the lame,” Invented by a man of fame. Dr. Penntnatoy, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. eS Heads and Faces. Room 27, New York Hotel, Nevada City. EM: will in classesor privately. 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