June 23, 1886 (4 pages)

ase. eMecr D wik grentfering rantee mina} ind or Jato bo bidnevacanied sation anner aminit wil parti oF will ing to re are ignostage antee healry_ortise@ rivaie edy tain erve lity, ame x tail efthful 1 €xdin . ime g hie Dr. raduwill kind ecial 50 a rent Cc. 0 Dr. tte: Rene ne, s, ‘ae —— Vol. LIL. ——“wBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDSESOAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1886, Establinhon Rep. 6, 1860, by K.P Brown & Uo, Che Daily. transcript. : 1 URLIS BED ; My ver) VAY EXCEPT'MONDAY \ aY— \ BROWN & CALKINS. 14 CALKINS, Editor, \. P. Brown, Business Manager. wvtck “TRA SSORIPT BLOOK, $2 Coun cial Street. SU RSC RIPEROR) PRICK: ne Vent. pce tees oa $x Months. .s6see esses — ‘3. Paree Monthe..++0+-++++ ¥ Per MOHtN.s0-s eens ecto susaces 76 cents, pep Week .sese+ ses sence ospecekd conte ir MASONIC NOTICE. STATED G8 on the Secorid Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited, D: E. MORGAN, Master. sl a for Infants and Children. _{tOastotinis oo well adapted tochildren that Castoria cures Cotte, Constipation, _ Sy yoga by Gomes erin pie : 111 80. Oxford St, Brookiya, N.Y. f Without injurious medication, Tae-Cantavrn Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. Fj J. H. BoArpman Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, “NO. 6, B. A. M. SLATED MEETINGS 4 Re Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on 2 the First Monday in each month. jf Visiting Companions in good ) ] standing are cordially invited to / attend. M. L. MARSH, High Priest. J H. Boarpman Sec. UNION MARAET, Commercial Street, Nevada Cicv, COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, San sages, ote ; At the Lowest Market Rates. « We also keep on hand a ‘choice stock of ‘uiri -third less quantity to produce A fee of $1 will ding to th é i BACON AND LARD. under the new process, requiring one-thi*. : fine variety of other fruits, all under fine ee of $1 will, according @] Valley, also, who never voted a LONDON, ENGLAND. riott, T. C. McGagin. ssiaiea the same strength as old eas, and the prices are plainly marked on . wate ot cukivation and aiduated en 100d . Stato law, be collected from each . Democratic ticket, Bas f costo . Setar apers oni ns genuine in. Moore’a Flat—Chas. Hegarty. age: ‘ ee : f ship on the w . Bex-Senator . ‘blue wrappers only.” Graniteville—J. W. Robb. ne ere et rades. eA sue Lape’ 4 $2200. hood FoR 104 sores, ss A. J. TrrPany, Cross~ secured his appointment. _aabend for evculars Yo G.EEVANGVITCH, Relief Hill—C, O. Jepson. —_. +» alin Piper Suneget.. per pound . Fut 2 miles from Nevada Oity; good Sec. Co. Board Education. . His only pretention to Democracy . New York City. Sweetland—Hon. Jas. O. Sweet‘" “GROSS & SIMO Ds Gable ee ae thee 66 cents per pound house, barn ete. with tuo borage 6nd? is that he peddled Republican . Mention this paper. For sale by land. NDS, cows, 7 dozen chickens, e+, harness . ’ otog: heeoi i Toss’ i i ies. ttorneys and Counselors at Law Sunrise. ESD OM A een ora yg teeny Saeed a _. 75 cents per pound anid Stal faa ennpleeaan 7 tons hay, ppeycotelge ongencing Go 8 mia ee name upon CARR BROTHERS, agp Springs—A. B. Dries + gar Will practice In the State and U ited ONES 8 Ee BUN ea hae OE Vig RE 8 CMe 9 O80 8 7. per pound $2550 A now Hidase; within sce specimens at his gallery wes Such appointments, manifestly, . Drugeists and {Chemists, Nevads City, (Cal Rough and Ready—John F. States Courts. Everything usually found in a First-Class .Gro@ blocks of busine:s portion : ought to be put on record and reSchroeder, 8. H. Dikeman. : ioe ry gu y ort-ecity Containing 8 rooms, bath, el-. Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s} main on-record You Bet—Frank Snell OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Biock Ne ar, woodshed und stable, A beautitul sit: . tote), Priceslow. 030-tf. . Ourinformant is an ex-member Washington—John McBean vada City. : “ CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET .. .-NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000.00. ——— OFPIORRS: E M PRESTON..-02+e0e-. Presiden RM. HUNT. .scceeeeeees Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN..---+200° Cashier D &. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’rand Secretary —DL2ECTORS:— Jounx T. Moreas, Gro. A. Coormr. L, Housman &. M. Preston. tar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex. change. : ‘Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion @m@f Highest Price Paid for State and Coup ty Warrants. ; , DRAW CHEOKS OV New York, Sacramento. San Francisco, Vre issue Sight Drafts, Bilis of Exchange and Letters of Credit available n any part of jreat Britain and Europe. Make Collections and transact a General Fanking Business. —CORRESPONDENTA— New Yors—First National Bank. . SAN Francisco First National bank. ional Bank of D, O Or. R. M, Bont. Gro, M. Heenes. Nines Sears. SaCRAMENTO— ° M'lls & Co. For Sale. $1300 House ‘and {lot situate on Aristocracy Hill. «House contains 6 rooms, hard finished, woodshed and stable, Lot 170 by. 300 feet. Ape to I. J. ROL Real Estate & Ins. Agt. y 00 House and lot situate on Est Broad street. House contains’? rooms, hard finished. Apply to 1. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. — $950 . a ot lot lama om etree’ ing Chureh, 8 pote pefdally farsh Apply to I. J. ROLFE, : Real Estate and Ins. Agt. House. and lot: on Aristoc$2000) no Pao Real Estate & Ins. Agt. : House’ and. lot on East dates a ole Real Estate & Ins, Agt. WHITE LABOR. SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Maleand Female—oi all descriptions furnished at ciiee by (AL Hansen & Co. ‘Employment Agency; 110 Geary St., San Foe. Telephone 485: Correspondence m11-3m solicited, J. de JACKSON, -=~ PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the test and Cheapest as used by the natives in Japan. ? se? Ha eBEEErIvy =.” OS. oped § Ag aT h Tal menad ArT ‘esousaosiig ‘2498 pone. nq PI 107) 19 CTlid.avl *ga! “m0 ~ Grocery House in Nevada tity. . , The Nevada County Land and Improvement Association Equalmg naroma, flavorand delicacy the Teas} U tor sie: 9 aktey THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES 300 Home and Garden, cong taining 484 acres, 3} acres in city limits; 2 good hou-es, barn, eds, etc,, 600 grape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 i SS) She wwwens OCS ee oe ee strawberry, 40 veach trees, 60 apple, and & ation. 3000. Rarch—29¢ acres, pat@ ented; 4 mies trom Railrvad, 60 acres under cnitivation, Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; nat-ral water; suitabie for fruit, grain or stock. 1600 Ranch -127 acres, patent$ b @ ed; 120 acres possessory title. Plesity of water for irrigation; 50 acres under cultivation; 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit treex; house, barn, sheds, etc. __# 9 00 HT) Wood tiact and orchard e — 320 acres, patented; 10 acre. cul ivated; 1¥ acres orchard, with house, barn and ovher improvents, Only 4 miles from Nevada ay: 12 0 rt) Dweliing of 9 rooms, Boul— a der Street, Nevada C ty. A good investment. 70 rT) A cottage with 2 3-10 acres e land; orchard, garden, etc., with good facilities for irri.ation; just outside the limits of Nevada City. 9250 Dwelling of 7 rcoms, cena trally located in Nevada Ciy; in perfect repair; good cellar and plenty of fine fruit; loc 65x160 feet. One of the most desirabie residence properties in the county. « ther properties will be announced in a few days. Parties desiring to make a syeedy sale of their properties s.ould communicate with the Association at once. Gego. E. Brann, Secretary, cery Establishment always kept on hand, To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. IS AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. J. &. CARR. T. H. CARR. ~ CARR ‘BROTHERS, THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . keep vonstantly onhand a large and complete stock of everything usuall foun¢ in First Olass Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, . , BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, LOVELL ROLLER SKATES All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, ° Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . tive row. duced. Se 164 Market St, San Francisco. o2-1m THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY ALTA Will be sent to any address Thirteen weeks on trial for 25c. ‘LATEST AND BEST. Tension by Spiral New ~ BA. ee large-t rinks, @rices Reduced. Send (& Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist = SE ——————— Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine 8ts., Nevada City { es . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE . WALTER D. VINTON Daily ‘Transcript! 4@ Splendid premiums ase offered to yearly, subscribers, ' THE WEEKLY ALTA, Sun Franciseo Cal. PProprictor ‘‘We learn thé matter of the: erection of a public hall in Grass Valley has at last taken practical once organized, will push. things so as to have the hall completed ‘before the fall electicn. Every man of any publi: spirit at all must see that the absence of ‘such town; and encourage its erection, -}regardless of ite particular locaprise could only be the result, of utterly narrow . selfishness. All should pull together in this mat-. ter.”alogist, is traveling throughout the mining districts of the State gathering information as to the. number of mills working and their capacity, and alsothe number, location and. direction of the different minera) lodes, which will be embodied in Irelanis examining the Amador gold belt, and is located near Sutter creek, Amador connty. will no ‘doubt in due time visit Nevada City, the head center of gold mining on the Pacific Coast. applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at ‘Washington Schoolhouge, Nevada City, on Tuesday, . is July 6th, 1886, at’9 a. u., and con” tinue four days. ~ Sensible Advice. The. Tidings of Friday says: 1ape, and the company, when hall is aserious drawback to the on. A policy that would throw straw in the way of such enter_-—————— Mines and Mills. William Irelan,Jr., State Mineris annual report. At present Mr. He _>-——_— Teachers’ Examination. — The semi-annual examination of nS I en mee use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros:, agents: Cus FET, curved spine, paralysis, hip and knee’ diseases, are treated successfully by Dr. Freeman, at Union Hotel, for a few days longer. je20-tf Suion’s Coven and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. —~ +o Wit You suFFER with Dyspepsiaand Liver Complaint? Shi loh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. i <—_o————— Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad st. near,Post and Express Offices. —_—— Sor Ladies Ask Your Friends. A great many of ladies of Nevada City haye tried a bottle of Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir, for the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D: Vinton. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them-for a repuation. If any lady has not tried t, we ask only that she inquire among herlady friends about it. Mountain Ice. The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for.Ice.in.quantities to suit customers. Ice delivered to ye part of the city. Orders left at the Company’s office, or with Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind Careful Attentiin Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect § Purity Guaranteed, OF Mechanics’ A AGENT FOR THE TE: T INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD ~ Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London. BK. H. GAYLORD. . FRED SEARLS GAYLORD & SEARLS, . W. CROBS. BYRNE & CROSS, JAMES K. BYRNE Few do. Not to know is know all about Mustang Lin-. Attoracys and Counselors at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL ‘TE WwW Courts, State and Fe tera’. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ‘Booms 86 to 41 McCreery’s Building, 310 Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL AL Premiums of Money, OFFICeS—Former office of Wall &. offered to COUNTIES and Gaylord, on P ne street, tw: doors below Homeepathic Physician, _ J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Votary Public and Conveyancer. fice—South side Broad street, opp. Union ras & street, Nevada Ci ” ity. : ‘practice in all the Cuneta, of th tt hee and the Courts of the Unite Rooms,9 and 10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine Bin Ne Sto li ALM. 1to3 P.M. ‘W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, — ee ; $ Al 8 a _~ . Sivil and: Mining Enginee-, withinthe State ofCalifornia, = . W. P. Strout, Secreta . * Ba ee, a. gete ee ee +o certificates : TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL. EXHIBITION SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Streets, from : AUGUST 24th T0 SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, With a grand display of the NaturaL and ManvuFACTURED ‘Propucts of the Paciric Coast. promptly attended to. je2 THE ~ Institute, LIBERMedals and Diplomas are Inpivipuats. for Exhibits of Farm PRoDUCTs OF ALL’ KINDS, except Live Stock. This is the best time and the, best place to show to to the people at large the resources of our State. For Premium List, + Rules, etc., see the Commissioner for your.County, or send to the Assistant Secretary, J. H. Culver, 31 Post street, who will promptly forward any desired information. P. B. CORNWALL, President. well as usual. the following: moe A correspodent wilting to“ast= from. Nevada county asserts: that-} a man by the name of Broderick, who, he alleges, voted for Blaine electors, “found no difficulty in getting @ position in the Custom ouse at San Francisco.” been grossly im The correspondent also adds: ‘¢4 Cornish gentleman from Grass son calling please say ‘‘advertised.’’ W. J. WILLIAMS, P. M. BS *w. H. Crawford, will be} Grass Valley Mines:/ We get the following from the Grass Valley Union of yesterday : The Crown Point mine continues.to produce good pay ore, fapon which the mill is running regularly. The Slate Ledge is also producing good ore, which is being crushed at Perrin’s mill. iG A ledge of good quality is showing in the tunnel of the Perrin mine. The shaft-of the Boston mine is down 90 feet below the 230 level The rock coming out of the shaft shows well in free. gold. Drifts for a new level will be turned in\a few weeks. The 230 level shows No trouble is experienced now in handling the water. : The Prescott Hill mine is yielding good. pay rock all the time, which is crushed at the Orleans mill. The new.mill of the Empire Company is: gradually. approaching completion. It will be the . ie finest structure of the kind in the . 7am district. It will be run by water. Ze power under pressure. g A False Alarm. The Murysville Democrat has the case upon. of the State Legislature, and is now Forlame back, side or chest,4 4 farmer in Nevada county. _ Our contemporary evidently refers to J. C. Broderick and John Riley. We guess both of these gentlemen are as good Democrats as.is the: Democrat man. Advertised Letters, The following Baker A. B. Bishop Miss Cralena N. .Box Bessie Dares L. Grafew W. E. von Hamilton Mrs. John Heyman A. Levi Mrs. Matelda Hart Ann MePike John Silva Miss Rose Tubino Sign D. Thompson Mrs. C. P. FOREIGN. Black George Jose Manuel Jacobs Henry. 2-30. A Gentle Hint. If that, is a, list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending June 19. Any per‘or these letters will San Juan Times : ‘We learn that Charles--A. Sumner, the ex-Congress carpet-bagger, is busying himself about the Postoffiee at this place and urging a man for the position that the people didn’t petition for. If the earpet-bagger will_mind bis cwn bus'ness and attend to.’’ AN Fayetteville, Ohio, youngest. OE Barbed Wire. Saye: cut. D--Vinton, Agent. ee let the business of our people alone he willhave as much as he can ND intelligent old lady from is visiting Cazenovia relatives, and entertains them with memories of the time when Grover Cleveland was in the Sunday-school class of her eldest daughter, and divided: his goodies in a generous manner with her Mr. Mattesan, of Wallace, Cal., “T have had abundant experience in the barbed wire business. 1 have had my best horses frightfully cut with it, but I can cure them so quickly with the Naional Horse Liniment that it ceases to scare me wiien they get a fresh I consider it the best Horse Liniment in the market.”” Walter _ Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackjunt7 im, DeHavew’s Dyspepsia er will cure sick headache. ’s Dyspepsia Destroy~-}-—-Adapted from an-Exchange, Applicant—Do you want an assistant editor? E jitor-in-Chief-of Grass Valley you had? Ce ‘‘None whatever, sir.” “Humph! It strikes me that you are exceedingly fresh.’” “That's just what induced me toapply. There ought to be some‘thing fresh about your paper, you know.” THE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. The “crystallized salts, as. extracted, grapes and fruit,-« most wonderful rom Nature's laboratory. homes ani travels—a ifle ior thi removes biliougness, stimula es the c beverages, and prevente of malaria, pe ‘ [ want of sound, ripe fruit. Pre LONDON SALsMUSCATEDLE CO., Thunderer— What experience have }, Have it in your a healthy action, counteracts the sas then J acae Hager has Hote water and the esr Of a “the by, the (716, 1888. GRAND CELEBRATION OFTHE 110th ANNIVERSARY MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1806, Everybody Invited. Don’t Fail to See. the Npectacular Parade . At 10o0’clock a, u., by the . FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. Granp MarsHar— L.M. SUKEFORTH. Cuter Aips— : George Lord, of Grass. Valley. T. H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley. D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. S., Ford,: of Nevada City. Orricers of tHe Dav. PRESIDENT. B. N. Shoecraft. VICE PRESIDENTS :: M. Garver, toe, J, M. Walling, Hon. John Caldwell, Wm. i. Crawiord, .A. Lademan, R. C. Walrath, A. Isoard, Wm. H, MarHin, Charles’ Grimes, John T; Mor: : fu. H, Carr, Fred Searls, EB. -F, Rosenthal. ‘ : Grass Valley—Dr. 8S. M. Har@ ’ weary or worn-out. It cures sick h e, . ris, Edward Coleman, Charles H. dyspepsia, stamach and bowel = Mitchell, Rufus Shoemaker, Hon. Wm. George. o-1 North San Juan—Maj. J. 8. Mc-» . Bride, O. P. Stidger. French Corral—N.C. Miller. North Bloomfield—James MarM. DRAN, (Successor to C. A. Barrett,) 46 Broan St., Nevapa City. cement I Have a Fine Stock of the gentlemen of Nevada and of the best quali Tam a practical long experience in the business. I have go secured the service: of MR. J. H. QUATMAN, Whose reputationas a Cutter and Fitter second to that of no man on th CHANCE OF FIRM. MERCHANT TAILOR] ¢ 4. Vocal soleand chorus, ‘‘Our Nation’s Foreign and Domestic Goods, ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH City and vicinity with garments in the latest styles y. ailor, and have had eo Coast. 1 hope and expect to fully maintain the SECRETARIES. Nevada City. lla. ns: 2, Mu.‘ by the Band. Prayer by the Chaplain. Blathies Miss Jennie Mar-h. pendence. the Free,” John Werry. . 7 Poem 8. Music by the Band, 9. Oration. 10. Operetta — “Uncle Sam’s nen, 11, Benediction. ORATOR. al(Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, REV. M. D. BUCK, is (Of Grass Valley.) READER, DIVIDEND NOTICE. ‘ EL MINING COMPANY. the above named Com day, June 16, 1886, di on TUESDAY, June 22, 1886. June 24ch, 13886. Francisco, Cal O'Ten OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVAt a meeting of the Board of Directors 0’ y, held Wednesdend No 14, of Te: Cents (10c) per share, was declared, payable Transfer books will be closed. Friday THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 522 Montgomery street, Sar i fon eapy ent ils the past 20] PROF. J. W. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) M. DRAN. eaniiaaey MISS IDA HITCHCOCE, (Of Salt Lake City.) MUSICAL DIRECTOR, (Ot Nevada City.) Theatre . companies, prize $12 50. “_ AND HIS DAUCHTER BESSI ‘WAVING renovated and fixed up store on Main Street, Nev: vith everyt! Variety Store. Of all Kinds, CANNED GOODS, ite" Tea, Yeast Powde's, TOBACCO & CIGARS, of smoking material. Im ‘ —— earl aim son keeps it. Finest tea in town. the city, and t reepect tatty ainy to wive poh Try it. ee tf call. DICK sMooT, Hurrah! Hurrah! “DICK SMOOT TO THE FRONT ONUE MORE. c 1 am prepared to furnish the public ah’ Binet to be found in a first-class PRESH FRUITS, 22°07 son CONFECTIONERY & NUTS$, Coffee, Spices, Sugar, And Eyerything Needed in a Family. Fresh Limes cia A GRAND BALL ! Cigarette; and Pipes. and all kinds tosellas cheap as any firm in And His Daughter Bessie. companies, $12 50. $2 50. Foot-race around the block, $5. der 15, $2 50. Wheelbarrow race . around second: prize $2 50 E ‘100 yard seck race, free for all, four to enter, $5. second prize $2. Climbing greased pole, $5. <n] Throwing 16-pound sledge, $3. Throwing 12-pound sledge, $2. Boring hole blindfolded, $2 50. $2 50. ———1~Gessing number of bean; in on. . bottle, $2.50. The Hideous Cavale ide of best Will emerge from the rendezvous at 4o’clock P. M. This display wil! assuredly be Of the kind ever witnessed here. Will be given at j Exuunt’s Erali In the Evening, by Music being furbished by American Independence: NEVADA CITY, Nevada City—Hon. W. D. Long, N. P. Brown and J. B. Gray, of \XEKCISES at the Theatre, begixrning at 1. Introduction by President of the Day. eading of the Declaration of Inde6. Vocalsoloand chorus, “The Flag of Union Party,” by fifty young ladies end gentleuD Hon. John F. Switt, PROF. E. MULLER, Carnival of Sports fo take place on various business strests immediately after the exercises at the Race between Nevada City hose Race between Grass Valley hose . 100 yard freefor all foot-race, 100 yard foot race for boys un100 yard race for fat men, $2 50. the block, four toenter ; first prize $5; 100 yard sack race, for boys under 15, six toenter; first prize $3, Blindfold wheelbarrow race, HORRIBLES ! EB The Biggest and Best SF Mountain Division, UR K of P. Goyne’s Uniform Band, t tidkieta, per couple.. eve Sh BO Spectators. .sererrssrserssonnane SS nis

ase. eMecr D wik grentfering rantee mina} ind or Jato bo bidnevacanied sation anner aminit wil parti oF will ing to re are ignostage antee healry_ortise@ rivaie edy tain erve lity, ame x tail efthful 1 €xdin . ime g hie Dr. raduwill kind ecial 50 a rent Cc. 0 Dr. tte: Rene ne, s, ‘ae —— Vol. LIL. ——“wBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDSESOAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1886, Establinhon Rep. 6, 1860, by K.P Brown & Uo, Che Daily. transcript. : 1 URLIS BED ; My ver) VAY EXCEPT'MONDAY \ aY— \ BROWN & CALKINS. 14 CALKINS, Editor, \. P. Brown, Business Manager. wvtck “TRA SSORIPT BLOOK, $2 Coun cial Street.. SU RSC RIPEROR) PRICK: ne Vent. pce tees oa $x Months. .s6see esses — ‘3. Paree Monthe...++0+-++++ ¥ Per MOHtN..s0-s eens ecto susaces 76 cents, pep Week ..sese+ ses sence ospecekd conte ir MASONIC NOTICE. STATED G8 on the Secorid Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited, D: E. MORGAN, Master. sl a for Infants and Children. _{tOastotinis oo well adapted tochildren that Castoria cures Cotte, Constipation, _ Sy yoga by Gomes erin pie : 111 80. Oxford St, Brookiya, N.Y. f Without injurious medication, Tae-Cantavrn Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. Fj J. H. BoArpman Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, “NO. 6, B. A. M. SLATED MEETINGS 4 Re Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on 2 the First Monday in each month. jf Visiting Companions in good ) ] standing are cordially invited to / attend. M. L. MARSH, High Priest. J H. Boarpman Sec. UNION MARAET, Commercial Street, Nevada Cicv, COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, San sages, ote ; At the Lowest Market Rates. « We also keep on hand a ‘choice stock of ‘uiri -third less quantity to produce A fee of $1 will ding to th é i BACON AND LARD. under the new process, requiring one-thi*. : fine variety of other fruits, all under fine ee of $1 will, according @] Valley, also, who never voted a LONDON, ENGLAND. riott, T. C. McGagin. ssiaiea the same strength as old eas, and the prices are plainly marked on . wate ot cukivation and aiduated en 100d . Stato law, be collected from each . Democratic ticket, Bas f costo . Setar apers oni ns genuine in. Moore’a Flat—Chas. Hegarty. age: ‘ ee : f ship on the w . Bex-Senator . ‘blue wrappers only.” Graniteville—J. W. Robb. ne ere et rades. eA sue Lape’ 4 $2200. hood FoR 104 sores, ss A. J. TrrPany, Cross~ secured his appointment. _aabend for evculars Yo G.EEVANGVITCH, Relief Hill—C, O. Jepson. —_. +» alin Piper Suneget.... per pound . Fut 2 miles from Nevada Oity; good Sec. Co. Board Education. . His only pretention to Democracy . New York City. Sweetland—Hon. Jas. O. Sweet‘" “GROSS & SIMO Ds Gable ee ae thee 66 cents per pound house, barn ete. with tuo borage 6nd? is that he peddled Republican . Mention this paper. For sale by land. NDS, cows, 7 dozen chickens, e+, harness . ’ otog: heeoi i Toss’ i i ies. ttorneys and Counselors at Law Sunrise. ESD OM A een ora yg teeny Saeed a _. 75 cents per pound anid Stal faa ennpleeaan 7 tons hay, ppeycotelge ongencing Go 8 mia ee name upon CARR BROTHERS, agp Springs—A. B. Dries + gar Will practice In the State and U ited ONES 8 Ee BUN ea hae OE Vig RE 8 CMe 9 O80 8 7. per pound $2550 A now Hidase; within sce specimens at his gallery wes Such appointments, manifestly, . Drugeists and {Chemists, Nevads City, (Cal Rough and Ready—John F. States Courts. Everything usually found in a First-Class .Gro@ blocks of busine:s portion : ought to be put on record and reSchroeder, 8. H. Dikeman. : ioe ry gu y ort-ecity Containing 8 rooms, bath, el-. Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s} main on-record You Bet—Frank Snell OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Biock Ne ar, woodshed und stable, A beautitul sit: . tote), Priceslow. 030-tf. . Ourinformant is an ex-member Washington—John McBean vada City. : “ CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET ... .-NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000.00. ——— OFPIORRS: E M PRESTON...-02+e0e-. Presiden RM. HUNT.. .scceeeeeees Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN....---+200° Cashier D &. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’rand Secretary —DL2ECTORS:— Jounx T. Moreas, Gro. A. Coormr. L, Housman &. M. Preston. tar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex. change. : ‘Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion @m@f Highest Price Paid for State and Coup ty Warrants. ; , DRAW CHEOKS OV New York, Sacramento. San Francisco, Vre issue Sight Drafts, Bilis of Exchange and Letters of Credit available n any part of jreat Britain and Europe. Make Collections and transact a General Fanking Business. —CORRESPONDENTA— New Yors—First National Bank. . SAN Francisco First National bank. ional Bank of D, O Or. R. M, Bont. Gro, M. Heenes. Nines Sears. SaCRAMENTO— ° M'lls & Co. For Sale. $1300 House ‘and {lot situate on Aristocracy Hill. «House contains 6 rooms, hard finished, woodshed and stable, Lot 170 by. 300 feet. Ape to I. J. ROL Real Estate & Ins. Agt. y 00 House and lot situate on Est Broad street. House contains’? rooms, hard finished. Apply to 1. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. — $950 . a ot lot lama om etree’ ing Chureh, 8 pote pefdally farsh Apply to I. J. ROLFE, : Real Estate and Ins. Agt. House. and lot: on Aristoc$2000) no Pao Real Estate & Ins. Agt. : House’ and. lot on East dates a ole Real Estate & Ins, Agt. WHITE LABOR. SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Maleand Female—oi all descriptions furnished at ciiee by (AL Hansen & Co. ‘Employment Agency; 110 Geary St., San Foe. Telephone 485: Correspondence m11-3m solicited, J. de JACKSON, -=~ PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the test and Cheapest as used by the natives in Japan. ? se? Ha eBEEErIvy =.” OS. oped § Ag aT h Tal menad ArT ‘esousaosiig ‘2498 pone. nq PI 107) 19 CTlid.avl *ga! “m0 ~ Grocery House in Nevada tity. . , The Nevada County Land and Improvement Association Equalmg naroma, flavorand delicacy the Teas} U tor sie: 9 aktey THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES 300 Home and Garden, cong taining 484 acres, 3} acres in city limits; 2 good hou-es, barn, eds, etc,, 600 grape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 i SS) She wwwens OCS ee oe ee strawberry, 40 veach trees, 60 apple, and & ation. 3000. Rarch—29¢ acres, pat@ ented; 4 mies trom Railrvad, 60 acres under cnitivation, Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; nat-ral water; suitabie for fruit, grain or stock. 1600 Ranch -127 acres, patent$ b @ ed; 120 acres possessory title. Plesity of water for irrigation; 50 acres under cultivation; 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit treex; house, barn, sheds, etc. __# 9 00 HT) Wood tiact and orchard e — 320 acres, patented; 10 acre. cul ivated; 1¥ acres orchard, with house, barn and ovher improvents, Only 4 miles from Nevada ay: 12 0 rt) Dweliing of 9 rooms, Boul— a der Street, Nevada C ty. A good investment. 70 rT) A cottage with 2 3-10 acres e land; orchard, garden, etc., with good facilities for irri.ation; just outside the limits of Nevada City. 9250 Dwelling of 7 rcoms, cena trally located in Nevada Ciy; in perfect repair; good cellar and plenty of fine fruit; loc 65x160 feet. One of the most desirabie residence properties in the county. « ther properties will be announced in a few days. Parties desiring to make a syeedy sale of their properties s.ould communicate with the Association at once. Gego. E. Brann, Secretary, cery Establishment always kept on hand, To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. IS AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. J. &. CARR. T. H. CARR. ~ CARR ‘BROTHERS, THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . keep vonstantly onhand a large and complete stock of everything usuall foun¢ in First Olass Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, . , BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, LOVELL ROLLER SKATES All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, ° Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . tive row. duced. Se 164 Market St, San Francisco. o2-1m THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY ALTA Will be sent to any address Thirteen weeks on trial for 25c. ‘LATEST AND BEST. Tension by Spiral New ~ BA. ee large-t rinks, @rices Reduced. Send (& Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist = SE ——————— Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine 8ts., Nevada City { es . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE . WALTER D. VINTON Daily ‘Transcript! 4@ Splendid premiums ase offered to yearly, subscribers, ' THE WEEKLY ALTA, Sun Franciseo Cal. PProprictor ‘‘We learn thé matter of the: erection of a public hall in Grass Valley has at last taken practical once organized, will push. things so as to have the hall completed ‘before the fall electicn. Every man of any publi: spirit at all must see that the absence of ‘such town; and encourage its erection, -}regardless of ite particular locaprise could only be the result, of utterly narrow . selfishness. All should pull together in this mat-. ter.”alogist, is traveling throughout the mining districts of the State gathering information as to the. number of mills working and their capacity, and alsothe number, location and. direction of the different minera) lodes, which will be embodied in Irelanis examining the Amador gold belt, and is located near Sutter creek, Amador connty. will no ‘doubt in due time visit Nevada City, the head center of gold mining on the Pacific Coast. applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at ‘Washington Schoolhouge, Nevada City, on Tuesday, . is July 6th, 1886, at’9 a. u., and con” tinue four days. ~ Sensible Advice. The. Tidings of Friday says: 1ape, and the company, when hall is aserious drawback to the on. A policy that would throw straw in the way of such enter_-—————— Mines and Mills. William Irelan,Jr., State Mineris annual report. At present Mr. He _>-——_— Teachers’ Examination. — The semi-annual examination of nS I en mee use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros:, agents: Cus FET, curved spine, paralysis, hip and knee’ diseases, are treated successfully by Dr. Freeman, at Union Hotel, for a few days longer. je20-tf Suion’s Coven and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. —~ +o Wit You suFFER with Dyspepsiaand Liver Complaint? Shi loh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. i <—_o————— Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad st. near,Post and Express Offices. —_—— Sor Ladies Ask Your Friends. A great many of ladies of Nevada City haye tried a bottle of Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir, for the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D: Vinton. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them-for a repuation. If any lady has not tried t, we ask only that she inquire among herlady friends about it. Mountain Ice. The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for.Ice.in.quantities to suit customers. Ice delivered to ye part of the city. Orders left at the Company’s office, or with Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind Careful Attentiin Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect § Purity Guaranteed, OF Mechanics’ A AGENT FOR THE TE: T INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD ~ Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London. BK. H. GAYLORD. . FRED SEARLS GAYLORD & SEARLS, . W. CROBS. BYRNE & CROSS, JAMES K. BYRNE Few do. Not to know is know all about Mustang Lin-. Attoracys and Counselors at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL ‘TE WwW Courts, State and Fe tera’. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ‘Booms 86 to 41 McCreery’s Building, 310 Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL AL Premiums of Money, OFFICeS—Former office of Wall &. offered to COUNTIES and Gaylord, on P ne street, tw: doors below Homeepathic Physician, _ J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Votary Public and Conveyancer. fice—South side Broad street, opp. Union

ras & street, Nevada Ci ” ity. : ‘practice in all the Cuneta, of th tt hee and the Courts of the Unite Rooms,9 and 10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine Bin Ne Sto li ALM. 1to3 P.M. ‘W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, — ee ; $ Al 8 a _~ . Sivil and: Mining Enginee-, withinthe State ofCalifornia, = . W. P. Strout, Secreta . * Ba ee, a. gete ee ee +o certificates : TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL. EXHIBITION SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Streets, from : AUGUST 24th T0 SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, With a grand display of the NaturaL and ManvuFACTURED ‘Propucts of the Paciric Coast. promptly attended to. je2 THE ~ Institute, LIBERMedals and Diplomas are Inpivipuats. for Exhibits of Farm PRoDUCTs OF ALL’ KINDS, except Live Stock. This is the best time and the, best place to show to to the people at large the resources of our State. For Premium List, + Rules, etc., see the Commissioner for your.County, or send to the Assistant Secretary, J. H. Culver, 31 Post street, who will promptly forward any desired information. P. B. CORNWALL, President. well as usual. the following: moe A correspodent wilting to“ast= from. Nevada county asserts: that-} a man by the name of Broderick, who, he alleges, voted for Blaine electors, “found no difficulty in getting @ position in the Custom ouse at San Francisco.” been grossly im The correspondent also adds: ‘¢4 Cornish gentleman from Grass son calling please say ‘‘advertised.’’ W. J. WILLIAMS, P. M. BS *w. H. Crawford, will be} Grass Valley Mines:/ We get the following from the Grass Valley Union of yesterday : The Crown Point mine continues.to produce good pay ore, fapon which the mill is running regularly. The Slate Ledge is also producing good ore, which is being crushed at Perrin’s mill. iG A ledge of good quality is showing in the tunnel of the Perrin mine. The shaft-of the Boston mine is down 90 feet below the 230 level The rock coming out of the shaft shows well in free. gold. Drifts for a new level will be turned in\a few weeks. The 230 level shows No trouble is experienced now in handling the water. : The Prescott Hill mine is yielding good. pay rock all the time, which is crushed at the Orleans mill. The new.mill of the Empire Company is: gradually. approaching completion. It will be the . ie finest structure of the kind in the . 7am district. It will be run by water. Ze power under pressure. g A False Alarm. The Murysville Democrat has the case upon. of the State Legislature, and is now Forlame back, side or chest,4 4 farmer in Nevada county. _ Our contemporary evidently refers to J. C. Broderick and John Riley. We guess both of these gentlemen are as good Democrats as.is the: Democrat man. Advertised Letters, The following Baker A. B. Bishop Miss Cralena N. .Box Bessie Dares L. Grafew W. E. von Hamilton Mrs. John Heyman A. Levi Mrs. Matelda Hart Ann MePike John Silva Miss Rose Tubino Sign D. Thompson Mrs. C. P. FOREIGN. Black George Jose Manuel Jacobs Henry. 2-30. A Gentle Hint. If that, is a, list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending June 19. Any per‘or these letters will San Juan Times : ‘We learn that Charles--A. Sumner, the ex-Congress carpet-bagger, is busying himself about the Postoffiee at this place and urging a man for the position that the people didn’t petition for. If the earpet-bagger will_mind bis cwn bus'ness and attend to.’’ AN Fayetteville, Ohio, youngest. OE Barbed Wire. Saye: cut. D--Vinton, Agent. ee let the business of our people alone he willhave as much as he can ND intelligent old lady from is visiting Cazenovia relatives, and entertains them with memories of the time when Grover Cleveland was in the Sunday-school class of her eldest daughter, and divided: his goodies in a generous manner with her Mr. Mattesan, of Wallace, Cal., “T have had abundant experience in the barbed wire business. 1 have had my best horses frightfully cut with it, but I can cure them so quickly with the Naional Horse Liniment that it ceases to scare me wiien they get a fresh I consider it the best Horse Liniment in the market.”” Walter _ Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackjunt7 im, DeHavew’s Dyspepsia er will cure sick headache. ’s Dyspepsia Destroy~-}-—-Adapted from an-Exchange, Applicant—Do you want an assistant editor? E jitor-in-Chief-of Grass Valley you had? Ce ‘‘None whatever, sir.” “Humph! It strikes me that you are exceedingly fresh.’” “That's just what induced me toapply. There ought to be some‘thing fresh about your paper, you know.” THE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. The “crystallized salts, as. extracted, grapes and fruit,-« most wonderful rom Nature's laboratory. homes ani travels—a ifle ior thi removes biliougness, stimula es the c beverages, and prevente of malaria, pe ‘ [ want of sound, ripe fruit.. Pre LONDON SALsMUSCATEDLE CO., Thunderer— What experience have }, Have it in your a healthy action, counteracts the sas then J acae Hager has Hote water and the esr Of a “the by, the (716, 1888. GRAND CELEBRATION OFTHE 110th ANNIVERSARY MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1806, Everybody Invited. Don’t Fail to See. the Npectacular Parade . At 10o0’clock a, u., by the . FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. Granp MarsHar— L.M. SUKEFORTH. Cuter Aips— : George Lord, of Grass. Valley. T. H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley. D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. S., Ford,: of Nevada City. Orricers of tHe Dav. PRESIDENT. B. N. Shoecraft. VICE PRESIDENTS :: M. Garver, toe, J, M. Walling, Hon. John Caldwell, Wm. i. Crawiord, .A. Lademan, R. C. Walrath, A. Isoard, Wm. H, MarHin, Charles’ Grimes, John T; Mor: : fu. H, Carr, Fred Searls, EB. -F, Rosenthal. ‘ : Grass Valley—Dr. 8S. M. Har@ ’ weary or worn-out. It cures sick h e, . ris, Edward Coleman, Charles H. dyspepsia, stamach and bowel = Mitchell, Rufus Shoemaker, Hon. Wm. George. o-1 North San Juan—Maj. J. 8. Mc-» . Bride, O. P. Stidger. French Corral—N.C. Miller. North Bloomfield—James MarM. DRAN, (Successor to C. A. Barrett,) 46 Broan St., Nevapa City. cement I Have a Fine Stock of the gentlemen of Nevada and of the best quali Tam a practical long experience in the business. I have go secured the service: of MR. J. H. QUATMAN, Whose reputationas a Cutter and Fitter second to that of no man on th CHANCE OF FIRM. MERCHANT TAILOR] ¢ 4. Vocal soleand chorus, ‘‘Our Nation’s Foreign and Domestic Goods, ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH City and vicinity with garments in the latest styles y. ailor, and have had eo Coast. 1 hope and expect to fully maintain the SECRETARIES. Nevada City. lla. ns: 2, Mu.‘ by the Band. Prayer by the Chaplain. Blathies Miss Jennie Mar-h. pendence. the Free,” John Werry. . 7 Poem 8. Music by the Band, 9. Oration. 10. Operetta — “Uncle Sam’s nen, 11, Benediction. ORATOR. al(Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, REV. M. D. BUCK, is (Of Grass Valley.) READER, DIVIDEND NOTICE. ‘ EL MINING COMPANY. the above named Com day, June 16, 1886, di on TUESDAY, June 22, 1886. June 24ch, 13886. Francisco, Cal O'Ten OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVAt a meeting of the Board of Directors 0’ y, held Wednesdend No 14, of Te: Cents (10c) per share, was declared, payable Transfer books will be closed. Friday THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. 522 Montgomery street, Sar i fon eapy ent ils the past 20] PROF. J. W. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) M. DRAN. eaniiaaey MISS IDA HITCHCOCE, (Of Salt Lake City.) MUSICAL DIRECTOR, (Ot Nevada City.) Theatre . companies, prize $12 50. “_ AND HIS DAUCHTER BESSI ‘WAVING renovated and fixed up store on Main Street, Nev: vith everyt! Variety Store. Of all Kinds, CANNED GOODS, ite" Tea, Yeast Powde's, TOBACCO & CIGARS, of smoking material. Im ‘ —— earl aim son keeps it. Finest tea in town. the city, and t reepect tatty ainy to wive poh Try it. ee tf call. DICK sMooT, Hurrah! Hurrah! “DICK SMOOT TO THE FRONT ONUE MORE. c 1 am prepared to furnish the public ah’ Binet to be found in a first-class PRESH FRUITS, 22°07 son CONFECTIONERY & NUTS$, Coffee, Spices, Sugar, And Eyerything Needed in a Family. Fresh Limes cia A GRAND BALL ! Cigarette; and Pipes. and all kinds tosellas cheap as any firm in And His Daughter Bessie. companies, $12 50. $2 50. Foot-race around the block, $5. der 15, $2 50. Wheelbarrow race . around second: prize $2 50 E ‘100 yard seck race, free for all, four to enter, $5. second prize $2. Climbing greased pole, $5. <n] Throwing 16-pound sledge, $3. Throwing 12-pound sledge, $2. Boring hole blindfolded, $2 50. $2 50. ———1~Gessing number of bean; in on. . bottle, $2.50. The Hideous Cavale ide of best Will emerge from the rendezvous at 4o’clock P. M. This display wil! assuredly be Of the kind ever witnessed here. Will be given at j Exuunt’s Erali In the Evening, by Music being furbished by American Independence: NEVADA CITY, Nevada City—Hon. W. D. Long, N. P. Brown and J. B. Gray, of \XEKCISES at the Theatre, begixrning at 1. Introduction by President of the Day. eading of the Declaration of Inde6. Vocalsoloand chorus, “The Flag of Union Party,” by fifty young ladies end gentleuD Hon. John F. Switt, PROF. E. MULLER, Carnival of Sports fo take place on various business strests immediately after the exercises at the Race between Nevada City hose Race between Grass Valley hose . 100 yard freefor all foot-race, 100 yard foot race for boys un100 yard race for fat men, $2 50. the block, four toenter ; first prize $5; 100 yard sack race, for boys under 15, six toenter; first prize $3, Blindfold wheelbarrow race, HORRIBLES ! EB The Biggest and Best SF Mountain Division, UR K of P. Goyne’s Uniform Band, t tidkieta, per couple... eve Sh BO Spectators.. .sererrssrserssonnane SS nis