June 30, 1888 (5 pages)

Se a aa Joseph Kneebone ‘Murdefed and a G 7 A DASTARDLY DEED. te isamer 1 ase Near Spenceville. ; Early yesterday afternabd word reachedsthe county seat that a terrible crime had been committed about three miles this.side of Spenceville in tke lower part Of the county. Sheriff Lord left immediately for the scene. j —— Hy The particulars of the crime so far as could be ascertained up to the time of going to press are as follows: The tutilated ,corpse of Joseph Kneebone, Jr., was found by his father near the latter’s farm. The young man was returning from Sierra City to which point he had been: freighting for Wm. T. Ellis cf Marysville. He had been shot through the breast, his pockets were cut and his boots were pulled off. The body had been dragged into the brush about thirty yards from the spot “where the killing occurred. “It had apparently been there but three or four hours when discovered. COUNTY POLITICS.: beyond dispute that Mr. Simonds would make as good a District Attorney asthe county was ever blessed — : There iz a good deal of talking in a subdued tone about county politics. That talk will become thunderous in volume eight or ten weeks later, and from then tillelection day will go on gathering force until finally it will become absolutely deafening. The relapse will come when sufficient: returns of the vote are in to determine to acertainty who the successful candidates are. The unsuccessful candidates will be most painfully affected by this relapse. It will take the more sensitive of them several days to recover their bearings and again settle down to the stern realities of life. Being a presidential year, this is likely to prove an. unusually good year for Republicanism in Nevada county if the Republicans don’t become over-confident and fall asleep on their oars as they are coming down the home-stretch. Being prospectively a good Republican year accounts for the plentitude of candidates on that side of the house. Do not let it be understood that there are many disciples of that party who are pressing their claims. As a rule they are “in the hands of their friends.” In other words, they have followings of fellow-citizens who recognize in them those qualifications , desirable in public servants. They present lucrative practice (as would in a measure be necessary) to accept a salaried position, no one seems to know; for of all those who are talking about wanting him to, no man has mentioned the matter-to him. There are sundry other Republicans and any number.of Democrats whose names are being taken in vain while speaking of the above-menticned and other offices. The Transcript will endeavor to have something—good or bad, as the circumstances may warrant—to say about all of them between now and convention time. What Two Truckeéites Think. The Republican reporter on Wednesday interviewed a number of prominent Truckeeites on the subject of Harrison’s nomination. ©. F. McGlashan said: ‘I am thoroughly satisfied on Harrison’s record in everything, with the possible exception of his record on -the Chinese question. On this point, charges have been made impeaching his record and Iam now carefully investigating it, and shall do this very faithfully and conscientiously. When I am satisfied that his record on this point with. Whether he would give up his} — [Paper No. 7.} ‘ Now ‘we are coming to the surface operations of this wonderful machine and getting into more business than can be handled in this way; but we, must make an effort to try and give a faint idea of the work before us. It is the sky that rolls the world around, and it is easy enough to understand how it does it when the sky -is understood. Salt is a eooler and regulator of electric heat, and the ocean acts a5 a regulator and distributor of surface heat and a purifier of the circulation. It cools and absorbs the heat of the surfave electric currents, and when it gets too cool it warms up again by the aid of volcanoes and mineral ledges in passing through the land. Everything is calculated to maintain an even temperature to the atmosphere next to the surface all over the world. It is the circulation of the earth that builds up the! land, and wherever it comes within the cooling influence of the surface it then depends upon the ail of voleanoes and mineral ledges to keep up the heat necessary to force it to the surface. Whether it issues atthe top-of the mountain or in the valley, and whenever there a e mineral ledges enough found to perform this work, the volcano is no longer a George McDonald ef Downieville is in town. : John M. Clark of Omega is visiting the county seat. © R. H. Davis arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, Marshal Reynolds of Grass Valley was in town yesterday. John Skinker went to San Francisco yesterday, on a business trip. George Peterzon of Brandy City left here yesterday morning for the Bay. Mr. and Mra. W. P. Light and child arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. James H. Chase of San, Francisco went above on yesterday’s Sierra county stage. City-Trustee Carr has been ailing for a few days past, and was yesterday confined to his room. : R. B, Harper of San Jose went yesterday to the San Jose drift mine in Washington{{éwnship. J. B. Harrel came down from Graniteville Thursday and left on yeaterday’s Marysville stage. James Arnott, Jr, who has been below for the past three weeks, returned yesterday to Camptonville. Mrs. J. Hart and children and Mrs. J. Delurie and tamily of Pike City left here on yesterday afternoon’s train. N. P. Brown, senior proprietor and and that not only his brother lawyers WORLD BUILDING. PERSONAL MENTION. UNION LABOR PARTY, HERE AND THERE. withont exception, but the citizens : fe % — generally will insist upon his nominaa eaaues — : ——— SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1888 : What Some People Say Abou: the Aspiration by acclamation. This may be . Tie Formatian of Mineral Bearing Ledges . Social and Other Notes About People Old The Arkansas Man Who is its Candi-. A Brief Record of . Various Matters of ‘ + dens ot bem Gider Peeshe. true, or it may be false, but it is true Hinted at. and Young. date for Vice-President. Local Interest. Charles E. Cunningham, of Arkansas, who has been nominated for the vice-presidency of the Uniled States on the Union Labor ticket, is a mechanic and was born about’ sixty-five years-ago: His career has been an extraordinary one. When the agitation of the Labor question first began to turn in this country toward the form, or rather forms, which it has now assumed, Mr. Cunningham's sympathies were with the new move— The New York saloon has a new and tasty sign from Artist Withington’s easel, Tha county jailis without a prison. er for the second time in many years. Ah there, Truckee! The beautifully decorated show-windows of Mry. Lester & Crawford’s store are the center of attraction. Grass Valley and Highland Lodges, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, of Grass Valley, have consolidated. dealer, says that the demand for fireworks is exceedingly brisk this year. He thinks his-stock js sufficiently extensive to supply all demands, however. ton schoolhouses and building a new front fence are getting along finely with the work,and the property begins . ‘ to present a much more respectable appearance than it has for many years past. The Main Street Baseball Club. is the latest. Its repertoire is lmited to two-old-cat, and no person who can catch or bat a ball is eligible to. membership. David E. Morgan is the manager. The Club is open to engagements, The contractors painting WashingBaKiné 2 AKI Absolutely Pure. His POWDER NEVER VA ce . : F, -—A Marvel of purity, Rosenthal, the Commercial street Ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold t pecan Ra the Lear see og Leto : we aium or 08) a ad Seid ot F ay olesomeness. More economical o— eae ARB. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. . : 106 Wallstreet, New York. Mm.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agemts San Francisco. Whitebead’s Cook Books LEAD THE WORLD j Ne. 1,° Tidings:—There are but threo per: any Ly 4s not known yet how much. stand pre-eminent among their neigh. is all straight, I shall be an enthusiag-. necessity arfd it goes out and always . business manager of this paper, is] ment, and he encouraged it and sup-} sons — all young gentlemen—taking a Bee : bors for honesty, sobriety, industry, tic Harrison. man. In any event.1. causes’ 4 sudden and permanent suffering from a severe bilious attack. . ported it in whatever way he could. } the examinations for entrance to the ee ‘ ', ‘money, if any, young Kneebong had intelligence, push and civility— do . consider Harrison equal to Cleveland change in the.climate immediately} E. W. Roberts, Sr.,. superintendent . He has worked as faithfully as the] State University, said: examinations onhis person when he was killed. these gentlemen who are being. on this point. There will probably be east of it. ; of the Baltic mine, passed through . original founders of the Labor. Party . being now im progress at the High Res ; a The murdered man was married. _. brought forward from various quarters. a convention of the Anti-Coolie BrothShupunngts 4 seta ee se yesterday on his way to Oak. rand schachegy . hae apehagei Se in Grass Nast Last : : “s spicions Vv little or nothing, . erhood, of which I am President, held. too cool by its Jong passage through . land. : of workingmen. t would take too. year there were nine applicants, A é Swe in eas =o as to ee unc ae tha vary ‘ut in San Francisco soon, and some. Salt water, it finds its own remedy by. Mrs. C. E. Winters, who arrived} much space too name all the Labor] It is said that John Williams of Hotel Meat Cooking F s a who commi ue crime. but too often disregarded rule of let-. action will then be taken on the Pres. Starting a volcano to warm up, gen-. here Thursday evening from San Fran. organization which: he has founded. Grass. Valley, who was some years. =~ BE: Street Amusements. ting the office seek the man. ‘ lidential question. The Brotherhood erating the. heat by an electric whirl. . cisco, went to Washington by yester-. or been connected with. He is.aman. ago sentenced to life imprisonment for . PRICE 82. 1 na AMONG REPUBLICANS is pledged to support no one who is Volcanoes may be started in rows, . day’s stage. of electric energy and iron strength, killing an Indian at the Campooda . 4 Following is the program of atreet Perhaps no name is fae, so often . 2ot Anti-Chinese in sentiment.’ groups or single, but in any case vol-. _ P, A. Hopkins of Binghamton, New. both of which have been spent cease-. near this city, has returned to his for— 4 . /amosements to take place at this city. tioned in connection with a legis-. "Assemblyman J. L. Lewison canoes mean the rearing of land, and. York, and L. G. Lewis left here yes. lessly. He has been mechanic,. mer haunts, although no one seems a on the afternoon of the Fourth: lative place as is that of -E. M. Pressaid: “The ticket isgood. Itis an ex-. they are _glways located according to. terday for the Red Chief mine on. speaker and writer, showing that when} to know. when. or why or how he got No.3, Sledge throwing, $2 50. Lifting heavy weight, $2 50. Eating apples, $2 50. Shooting with brace and bit, $2 50. Foot-race 100 yards, $5. Standing jump, $2 50.” Tug of War, five on a side, winners to hold’against three sets of competitors, $5. tS Chasing the devil around the stump, All this talk about Harrison’s record on the Chinese question is ridiculous. He was favorable to the Mitchell bill. The opposition are as-: serting a lot of things which are false. Morton is avery strong man. He is perfectly honorable. Harrison has a good a record as a soldier, in Congress and in private life. Put me down as strong for Harrison and Morton.” tonin referring to the State Senatorship. His fidelity to the best interests of the county and the industry he has as a private citizen always manifested in advancing them, has earned for him a warm place in the esteem of all who have had an opportunity of noting his course. Mr. Preston has not, so far as known to the TRANSCRIPT, evinced a desire to become the party’s the needs both in reference to heat and ocean currents. The land brings both ocean and air currents into systematic movements. Both the volcano and its systems are an important and interesting study. They have had more to do with rearing of land, regulating the climate and producing animal and vegetable life than any other one.thing. They go out and start up Kanaka Creek. Robert Organ, who has been on. the sick-list for two or three days, is so far recoveredathat he will be able today to again attend to business. The wife of Dr, Felton passed through town yesterday on her way from Salinas to visit friends at Forest City where she formerly resided. Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Marshal and a man is harmoniously developed he can do almost everything, and do it well. Mr.:Cunningham has always done what his conscience told him to. As a speaker he is a success, and consequently he often presides at public meetings. He is a man of simple tastes, simple in his faith. Mr, Cunningham has been Labor nominee for Governor of Arkansas, as well as for out of prison. ——————— Many a young girl shuts herself out ed with pimples and blotches. All disfiguring humors are removed by purifying the blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This remedy is the safest and moat reliable that can be used. Extra clean, blue and mixed lawn from society because her face is cover. ~ Chicago Herald Cooking School, (For Families,’ PRICE $1.50. 1 No. 4 i Salis foe ita bonne, kik a cone i ae according to the needs and effect. Charles L. Morrow came from San. Congress on tho Labor ticket. His grasa seeds at Carr Brog, malt : i $2 50. seule: talleved that he eantd nok sh hebatat s Lad other volcanoes have had upon the. Francisco Thursday and went up. friends are greatly encouraged by his Keep Cool. C0 ki I p fit ¥ 3 Throwing ball at target $2 50. f y to let his name head the list of. The authorities should: enforce the ‘climate: This accounts for finding . country on yesterday’s Eureka stage. {selection for the vice-presidential agen ; 0 Ing or It ’ Jersey Engine races, $2 50. ene saan ticket curfew ordinance. &he bell rings the remains’of apparently tropical an-. Charles Leavitt, brother to Mrs. W-. chair. Mr. Cunningham is a resident The Nevada Ive Company Ja “or “8 ‘ Kicking veg 50, paste A : ait pee think the As-. nightly at nine o'clock, but there are imals high up north. They are cre-. H. Crawford, arrived Thursday evenof Little Rock, Arkansas. prepared to furnish customers with PRICE 83. i Breaking bottle, $2 50. ‘ ae another. Escaping San Quentin by ; sen tongue, and irregularity of : $nj¥rook Baseball Club, the new organi-. legislator, while Mr. Rolfe’s record as. likely that they will sooner or later they are found as we go east. But/the skin of his teeth on Tuesday, he. eae. See vate not got well of Well. It os sleet €xHon having forty members. Joseph . a faithful, wide awake and leading . receive the punishment they “Ueserve. . OP°° understood this whole business . 4, Wednesday afternoon sought the If you want a remedy for biliousEati requires careful attention, = Extraordinary Bargalas 4 frei the manager, the other officers. member of the party of progress and The vicinity of St. Canice Catholic should be geologically and geographiman he had robbed—James Ward,. a rete allow complenions La ae “y AtING and a remedy like Hood’s oo as “being as follows: John Tyrrell, Presi-. protection commends him most . Church is a favorite trysting place for. S#ly investigated and set up entirely . yospector—and indirectly but plainly . ache ak Dare Bros, tue Dromiata, tot Lrahem.nipragirncd pope LL hegerweapme IN a dent ; James McGibbons, Captain; J. . strongly. a gang of boys, some of whom are. "°W: H. Cumspenen. . throutened him with personal injury. . Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills, Onl one for on, verentes good — oo BEDROOM sEeTS 4 > C. Roberts, Secretary; Phil. Richards,. The next most important office to} hoodlums ofthe meanest type. SevRovau anp Ruapy. ; “You're a blanked sneak,” said Lari-. # dose. Samples free. Full box] petite, banishes headache, Sick on % reasurer. be bestowed by the county is that of. eral citizens have complained to the Graduated With Honors. mer, ‘and I'll get even with you. I'd] °"'®: ‘a Te AM, Gees tan eee hypo ale mn . ve vier Sheriff, and in talking about it but officers of the depredations committed —_. just as soon die as live. I’d just as Hlouse to Let. 5 eee oe ee ' 7 ; =f Sond fn Tour Bille. one pai is asnek His name is. by them, and the officers ‘propose to William Hannaford Wentworth of ae go to State Prison’ as os Vl oS : ~~ as (pretense — < ERNE ROOM TAP 8” = The county Supervisors meet next. George Lord, the present incumbent, arrest them if they do not immediately . this city, who has just graduated from . get even with you, sure.” Ward came], nly Cietamdl cinta ane Meart= iitie good. After eating 1 e OH AIHS, : Monday. All persons having bills who is doing so well that not only Re. couse their lawlessness. the State University, had conferred . to town and swore out a warrant for] ply at this office. 23 rd e burn = would have a faint or tired, BEDS AND BEDDING, ci against the county which they desire publicans generally, but scores of A. 0. F. Officers Elocied. upon him the degree of Bachelor of} the young fellow’s arrest. Constable] , ae oo nee La ge I ad we es LOUNGES to have allowed at the coming session, . Democrats who believe in sinking Seay : Arts. He was also coumissioned us. Townsend captured him at Boston ee SaEraverc® bY 3 ak _ should present them today at the Potatoe race, $2 50. Death of D. F. Hartman. David Franklin Hartman, a native of Pennsylvania aged 58 years, 8 months and 11 days, died about two o'clock yesterday morning at his residence in this city, after a long illness. He was a miner and liad resided here since 1850 or thereabouts. Mr. Hartwas man well thought by his townspeople. He leaves a widow, who has for some years been afflicted with blindness, and eleven children. Tle funeral will take place from the Methodist Church at three o’clock to_ morrow afternoon. : Baseball Consolidation. The Glenbrooke of Town Talk and the Wildcats of this city have consolidated under the name of the GlenKe County Clerk's office; to be properly attested to by affidavit. The Board’s . rule is that"bills not presented by this evening must go over till the term following. a. osemblyship will go begging in both districts and both parties of the county. There is no office in the gift of the people that holds out this year so few attractions aside from the satisfaction a conscientious man (the Republican party tries to elect none other) feels when he knows that he has done his duty to the best of his ability and judgment. The: Republicans of this district are frequently heard to mention the name of I. J. Rolfe, ‘‘the old Athenian” (he should thank his political enemies for that name), when talking about who they will send to the next Assembly, while from the other part of the county C, F,. McGlashan, is being much talked of as a good running niate for his more venerable neighbor. These gentlemen would make a reliable and moving team. Mr. McGlashan has_ before demonstrated his superior ability asa numerous juveniles who pay no more attention to it than they do to the whisperings of the wind. These lads that are permitted by the officers aiid by their parents to be at large at unseemly hours are learning all sorts of . dishonesty and vileness. Deviltry loves darkness, and it is rampant among these unlawful stragglers. Within a short time past constable Dillon has unearthed three organized gangs of thieves ranging in age from eight to fifteen years. Disliking to inyoke the harsh measures of law against these youngsters, so long as there exists a probabilty that they can be otherwise controlled, he let them go upon their sole:inly promising they would hereafter behave themselves. There is good reason to believe, however, that ut least some of them are up to théir old tricks. A close watch of them is being kept, and it is Vary party prejudices in local. affairs, want to see him renomineted.It is conceded on all hands that the nomination of this fearless, vigilant and unassuming gentleman would be followed by hiselection. aes The County Clerkship is a valuable Following are the newly elected officers of Court Pride, A.O. F., at Grass Valley; Richard Angove, Chief Ranger; Josiah Hosken, Sub, C. R.; Rich. Williams, RK. 8.; Arthur Powell, F. §.; Geo. Vincent, Tréas.; Ed. ated, supported and destroyed by the volcanoes. Their existence as well as the vegetation that supported them depended upon it. : Mountains grow up and widen out, covering up formation after formation that has grown over with bed-rock and mineral ledges. ur electric currents go through the earth from west to east, and it is to be remarked that the greatest number of volcanoes have been all along our western coast immediately after the electric currents have passed through the greatest stretch of salt water, and a.l our large, archipelagoes are :ituated immediately east of some main land. Algo, we notice that almost all our precious metals are to be found on our western slope, and as we go east the character of rocks and mineral ledges changes and in volcanic regions all the formations are more vertical than Captain. He delivered at the graduating exercises an oration entitled, ‘‘A Righteous Phase of Money-Getting.”’ The Examiner thus comments upon it: ‘This was a very practical and business-like defense not of the acqusition ing on a visit to his relatives at this city. He expects to return to San Francisco about the middle of next week, : John Hill who last year married Sarah. J. Treloar at this city and shortly after removed with her to Black Hills, D. ‘T., where she died, returned here yesterday bringing with him the baby. Henry Dikeman, a young man from Rough and Ready, is in the employ of the Spring Valley Water Company of San Franciscoas a surveyor. His brother James is studying surveying under Prof. Raymond at Mt. Hamilton. ooo An Incorrigible Youth. The Tidings of Thursday says: No sooner is Robert Larimer out of one scrape than he plunges headlong into Ravine last night and brought him before justice Davis, who imposed a fine of $10. Relatives paid the penalty. Larimer is said to have expressed himself to the effect that he would leave town this morning, even if he A Runaway Recaptured, ‘The Sacramento Record-Union of Thursday says: ‘“‘A runaway boy named Willie Powell, who says he is the son of the Coroner of Nevada county, is at the station-house. He was picked—up—at—Rockland by railroad officer Ben. True.”’ RE Rosentua of Commercial street has a complete and reliable assortment of pyrotechnics of all kinds. American flags of all sizes, toy ot and everything else necessary.for the celebration of July 4th by old or young. -j29-3t Elegantly Furnished Rooms For Rent. o A nice back parlor, bedroom and bathroom,on ground floor, sunny side of house; can have piano. tooms will be rented with or without board, Apply at Mis. J. H. Boardman’s, j2 Arrivals at Union Hotel. Mas, J, NAFFZIGER, Proprietress. June 26th, 1888, AC McKenzie, Sam Francisco, Henry Veal & wife, You Bet Mra John Hickman, North Bloomfield, Mrs John McIntosh, do Mrs M Peck, do Fred Peck, do the best quality of Mountain Ice, in quantities large or small. Deliveries madeboth at business houses and residences. Leave orders at Company’s office on the Plaza. a24-tf (aa oe a eR BORN. At Grass Valley, June 27, to the wife of Thos, Payton, @ son. DIED. At thiscity, June 20th, David Franklin Hartman, a native of Pennsylvania, aged 68 years, § months and 11 days. (The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church at 3 o’clock Suuday afternoon. Dyspepsia Makes my business, painting. Last s spring I took-—Hood’s Sarour saparilla, which did me ax Stomach immense amount of good. It gaye me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced.” Grorax A. Pacs, Watertown, Mass. @ lives of many people miserable, causing distress after cating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, ‘all gone” feeling, bad taste, eoated FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, THE STOCK OF FURNITURE wow IN OUR ‘STORE MUST BE. -REduced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for Now on the way from the East. WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. Two Carloads of Furniture420 (Kearney Street, San Francisco, « The American Pastry: Cook, own Goes Farnitare Fine Upholstering a Specia F Hood’s Sarsaparilla i a, si Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. of wealth for wealth’s sake alone, but because of the absolute necessity cone fronting man at every stage of his exJH McDonald, do W D Harris Grass Valley, H Seymour, city, James H Chase, St Louis, Mo Whiting, Senior Warden; John Truscott, J. W.; A. Jenkins, Senior Beahad to goin a box ear.Trespassing Hunters. billet. The eastern end of thecounty, which is: populous, wealthy and of ee : ; Charles Hepler has for several years been much annoyed and damdle; Robert Wickes, J. B.; Dr. E. strong Republican proclivities, will . Jamieson, Surgeon; Enoch. Holland, -istence for the use of money. The inNo Papers Lost. James Arnott, Jr, Camptonville, Mrs © B Winters, San Francisco, 100 Doses One Dollar ~ Binest Stock of Furniture ; ; ie al ye County Superintendent Tiffany has. Geo B Johnson, sity eee cool. IN NEVADA COUNTY. 4 ce isabie arenidg pune. over thisfall it is understood claim more. Thos. Luke and W. H. Mitchell, . diate greed of gold was an evil . written the following letter for publicaTPs peor niavals, DRINK APOLLO TEA. Dr chs Marsha cain He recognition than has been accorded it . Auditors. undoubtedly seriously detrimental to had two cows wounded, and suf. from fires. He proposes to herefor some time past by either party, and will to this end come to the Republican convention asking that 8. Hotel Arrivals Mixed. the mental and moral advancement of the nation. Nevertheless, the fact retion; ‘‘I-hear complaints against the County Board of Education from certain applicants who failed at the last > J H Curman, Sacramento, Arrivg@is at City Hotel. A most Delicious Beverage, FREE TO ALL! ON'T fail to try it. Go to the Great LEGG & SHAW ; ‘ , 0. C. CONLAN, Proprietor. rl I y ’ a use the arrest and prosecution pees peomragees Te at Oe eqs the hotel panos Pca menalel bi ple sas . — saying igor —_ a ae aiid tty glu oF a, Tet. see ost W Importers and Dealers in ; : prom hejarrivals for yesterday’s Transcrirt ee oe 'Y> . their papers were lost by members o! BSF /H : : ‘fous h trespassers cpatyahip. to the principalship of the . was thinking ebout hia best girl as he [284 48 unthinking hostility to those . 49 ana tauche’ preventing them . GLwiee Pomens, rine delicious favor and great strength of . Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves “EA The New Uniforms. which latear nevi fol-. *‘picked up’ the headings, and thus pepe en areapieadigg from getting certificates. I wish to J Fapoos, Grass Valley, *° “apollotten Sioa imcnt’ seonomical. TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, 3 ee : ow his endorsement by the Conven. got them (the headings, not the girls, ) ees of life the youth is. ,y on behalf of the Board of Examin-. J W Penders, do’ Bboie Dee SO eat oun. ; ‘J : A ss q Apollo Tea is ab , } = age ve Senge a tion, It is certain that no man bet-. mixed. The Union Hotel azvivala Ae with the problem of money, . ation that no papers were Jost and that T MoLaughiln, Coment 11, Apollo Tea is tose deltedous. COAL, OH, PAINTS, o De have woke api geutiaed than Mr. palace — were headed as the City Hotel’s, the . ” — ee a ~_— they are all on file in the Superinten-. 4 W Courtney, Muryaville, ; Apollo oa ts tree to all VARNISHES, \ iP ceed F.G. Beatty’s able administra-. National’s got under the Union’s : sore ANY AVANCE . dont’s office, subject to examination.” hp hae hace olelamadl cordial juvitation js cheerfully extend . wy 4 whe _ Sayevqena aor tion could be found anywhere. Mr. . heading, and the City Hotel’s were meni sisber O edngglign be nga ee : : “ = ¥ Walsh, Camptonvitte, Apollo Pas acc ioa : _— Oe A ee ~ ee to. see Wh. Bd go long _— es sie ugh accountant, an . printed as the National’s. : is to potent a necessity must not there: At His Post Day aud Night, DP Bawerds, city, : o NAME ON EVERY PACKAGE. nie a ” Pi ne Big Glen . i . r : : — 9. 0 0 ’ ? ’ Fuse Fs nis were delaye eodeeg oe fe = opel pn Superior Court. fore be blindly considered as a crim=.” The vigilant imp, indigestion, goads onan” 4 : you want bargains tn Coffées, come ae apa pene ; ‘ 2 cas ite, * i a lary, 4 vid wee : ith hi -] d sc . Eac J McAliese, Marysville, tt t bargains in Spices, » SOY) eee ed for Bu ey makes it a point to do well whatever) ‘pn following business was trans-. Ti soothing and restorative effects ta Ms ta on bolle . ashed scourge. Each) J Bennett, Gruss Valley, oo eed We, Be he undertakes. There is a growing : " of Aver’a Cherry Pectoral are realized ash isa diabolic symptom. No comfort J Floyd, city, If you want bargains in Flavoring Exaher swore out a w _ q. impression that Mr, B. will be named acted in the Superior Court y eaterday Vin all cases of pA coughs, Abowng or . eating, misery afterwards, little or a ee TT oe want bargeins in Glassware, come Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, jden’s court ~ Lby the convention tobe elected Clerk. . , Citizens Bank vs. Nevada City G.Q. . lung troubles, while its powerful heal. roken rest at night, vistations of the are sey boeyi at National Exchange . see us! : Oil Stoves. f with burglary in stealin ce anaes. Paul Golek TM. Co. et al. Counsel for G. G. Allan . ing qualities are shown tn most serious . nightmare during fitful intervals of . scton BaotuEns. Freprietors. . gut Zon want bargains in Chinswere, come FLUE aps ithe matter will be ex’ mick, at! and Legg & Shaw ordered to prepare . Pulmonary disorders. sleep, an uprising unrefreshed and June 28, 1888. If you want bargains in Crockery, come a ae Es 2 : cad nt Deputy County Assessor, and. .4 present this morning his proposed wee without appetite, sleepiness and yawn-. —_—P A Paine, Lake City, see us! : santiacenran cus Gcasaeel j at 20 clocx next T ay a woulhy representative ak ihe P é pore Furnished House Wanted ing daring the day, nervousness and. . Rey J 8, Fisher vy, pen Juan, Bh adh awenatte buy op pot, lonk, of 2 Y a a. ae Seasion of the cote on i tal ne a Boleros tart aed Wel aay yawning during during theday, nerv-. tam MoCuliough, Pike Uity nk tOg ur nisin. Jin, Copper & Sheet tron Ware, >. ‘Ridge pot! y A. G. Peterson vs. J. and J. Weiss-. For the summer in a nice part of. 5usness and. ritability of temper, J 8 Wharton, city, ' Look to your interests; make usa call; in’ pp eet iron are, called, will havewthe strongest kind of. bein. Cause tried and submitved. town, Not less than 5 rooms. Full. even monomania in extreme ; B F Hedden, do’ vestigate our prices! HYDR , : v cases. Compare our goods and ill be handFDRAULIC FIPR, : esnow-drop : he wants it,. Without argument. particulars at the .Tea Store, Com-. Hard to bear, all this. Necessary ? N G W Winterburn, San Frincisco, eT ema Be combine backing in case he f a A his, o! WA Hoswell. . do somely repaid for your trouble! ‘ Tae Another gentleman being apr —_—_—_—morclel eteaet. 28-2t . e thougand times no, so long a8 genre 4B Horrell, Graniteville, . ork Natl oer Gas and Water Pipes and Fiignad i sees ter’s Stomach Bitters, the nation’s ohn Spaulding, Fordyce, reat American rting Tea Oo. 2 ee 5 7 yas patrons of ce ia Chas. E, Mulloy, Supervisor of t Fou msny years phan a Personal. specific, for indigestion, acute or. S9Gnaney Weshingvon,” is ain engl eirect, Nevada City.’ . Mining Implements @ Specialty : ay a . wer. ',. ; mn ’ rome q ic, i fs e 4 4 v . s a] . . pare breath it bes Power) district, whose couipetency and popu . seedy withont success. With Ely’s. Mr. N. fH. Frolichstein, of Mobile, chronic, is Procar ae ne cotiel fvet,. fA Hopkios, Hirslogtiem, N Y . rifety-five stores in successful operation, on 3 < _ . larity are universally recognized. . Cre&m Balm I have overcome » dis-. Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in. atwolute eradication subsequently. sire Deercern, G48 TpAneHee, oe ee i i AGENTS FOR THEFourth of Julyfither of these gentlemen would make ag ble. Sieohenoe from the nosirils . recommending Dr. ag new discov-. T},e truth of this statement, backed by CL Morrow, C) City Taxes. ‘ . + g ee EE oie of . gallant and winning fight if nomiand Oe ee caltteoten. de gli ey ge aoe ee jerefragable testimony 7 weil enews io] tame. 86 olla Powder Warks. 1. the immense stock Of) oid ‘The Taanscuipr has been unhead. oh DON GAYOR TAME MALTIRCHOR: [10h ® ROVER ck of Bronce and. the American people.” So are others,) 4 ayi eer = af ‘ ety * —Wm. A. Booth, Sergeant Troop F. : insta: H wh a Bitters averts . ‘ures ony 4 . . ‘ i okan the able fo learn, » if eit 2nd Cavalry, ’ and entirely cured me and I have not. fever and ague and bilious remittent Miss Ide Maltman, do Trayeble to the undersigned at the Cit a iF trade just rece v Any. them has any wigh, or would even L nave been afflicted with catarrh for . been afflicted since. I also beg tostate . and removes nervousness, biliouness, . 3 Kavanaugh, Ben Francisco, Hall. ’They w become 7) Largest and Best Equipped re sce Opposition Store. ¥. consent, to have his name brought ee. be wr Boa votties Ws that I had hag Log Biv ies — constipation, and kidney and bladder ition Wane cis’ HARDAWRE STORE rr i. fring a nice suit for the 4th . i. convention as acand:date for . 1y Lured me of catarrh. E cominae. . e Sood reas, we Ming's Hew eel Goatien, 4 Splinquent on the Firet Monday . In Nerthern-Comigal Coeur Ds. ‘, re the same at prices that. (i, keeper” ofthe county. —_. burn, Fort Bowie, Arizona Ter. Pills, both of which Ioan recommend. onthat . #8 tude, do ae nmnguens Vern hess aa Sa se b a 40 L. Hyiiax, pu P > + a . seen . Dr. King's N Pie te Oe *. Go 10 Rosenthal’s store on ComR B Harper, San Jose, Prices as Low as the Lowest. OM. . : ell pa Sips These a aan g bee nese Mg oui ae $160 in ‘ ng’s New oe Sits af a A mercial street for fireworks of all byl a Dutee Fist, And gules paid pier hereto Five per cent, onnuak we o Opposi' Store, name will be presen e. FURNISHED rooms alifornia . sumption, Coughs an at eo Btotts, nal ed. AY 2 in and Commercial, Nevada Digwention when the business of se. stieet, San Francisco. on # positive a: Trial bottle . kinds. Assortment’ complete and Berton, elty, ci a ee LEGC & SHAW, hi y je-30-+f . lecting a District Attorney comes on, ~ Mas. C. A. Bannerr. . . free at Carr's Store. . prices reasonable. * j20-3¢ Swart, city, jus City Tax Collect. Main Street, Nevada Git i ¥ i t z . as : : : ie a B fi iiss ii ie Y ‘

Se a aa Joseph Kneebone ‘Murdefed and a G 7 A DASTARDLY DEED. te isamer 1 ase Near Spenceville. ; Early yesterday afternabd word reachedsthe county seat that a terrible crime had been committed about three miles this.side of Spenceville in tke lower part Of the county. Sheriff Lord left immediately for the scene. j —— Hy The particulars of the crime so far as could be ascertained up to the time of going to press are as follows: The tutilated ,corpse of Joseph Kneebone, Jr., was found by his father near the latter’s farm. The young man was returning from Sierra City to which point he had been: freighting for Wm. T. Ellis cf Marysville. He had been shot through the breast, his pockets were cut and his boots were pulled off. The body had been dragged into the brush about thirty yards from the spot “where the killing occurred. “It had apparently been there but three or four hours when discovered. COUNTY POLITICS.: beyond dispute that Mr. Simonds would make as good a District Attorney asthe county was ever blessed — : There iz a good deal of talking in a subdued tone about county politics. That talk will become thunderous in volume eight or ten weeks later, and from then tillelection day will go on gathering force until finally it will become absolutely deafening. The relapse will come when sufficient: returns of the vote are in to determine to acertainty who the successful candidates are. The unsuccessful candidates will be most painfully affected by this relapse. It will take the more sensitive of them several days to recover their bearings and again settle down to the stern realities of life. Being a presidential year, this is likely to prove an. unusually good year for Republicanism in Nevada county if the Republicans don’t become over-confident and fall asleep on their oars as they are coming down the home-stretch. Being prospectively a good Republican year accounts for the plentitude of candidates on that side of the house. Do not let it be understood that there are many disciples of that party who are pressing their claims. As a rule they are “in the hands of their friends.” In other words, they have followings of fellow-citizens who recognize in them those qualifications , desirable in public servants. They present lucrative practice (as would in a measure be necessary) to accept a salaried position, no one seems to know; for of all those who are talking about wanting him to, no man has mentioned the matter-to him. There are sundry other Republicans and any number.of Democrats whose names are being taken in vain while speaking of the above-menticned and other offices. The Transcript will endeavor to have something—good or bad, as the circumstances may warrant—to say about all of them between now and convention time. What Two Truckeéites Think. The Republican reporter on Wednesday interviewed a number of prominent Truckeeites on the subject of Harrison’s nomination. ©. F. McGlashan said: ‘I am thoroughly satisfied on Harrison’s record in everything, with the possible exception of his record on -the Chinese question. On this point, charges have been made impeaching his record and Iam now carefully investigating it, and shall do this very faithfully and conscientiously. When I am satisfied that his record on this point with. Whether he would give up his} — [Paper No. 7.} ‘ Now ‘we are coming to the surface operations of this wonderful machine and getting into more business than can be handled in this way; but we, must make an effort to try and give a faint idea of the work before us. It is the sky that rolls the world around, and it is easy enough to understand how it does it when the sky -is understood. Salt is a eooler and regulator of electric heat, and the ocean acts a5 a regulator and distributor of surface heat and a purifier of the circulation. It cools and absorbs the heat of the surfave electric currents, and when it gets too cool it warms up again by the aid of volcanoes and mineral ledges in passing through the land. Everything is calculated to maintain an even temperature to the atmosphere next to the surface all over the world. It is the circulation of the earth that builds up the! land, and wherever it comes within the cooling influence of the surface it then depends upon the ail of voleanoes and mineral ledges to keep up the heat necessary to force it to the surface. Whether it issues atthe top-of the mountain or in the valley, and whenever there a e mineral ledges enough found to perform this work, the volcano is no longer a George McDonald ef Downieville is in town. : John M. Clark of Omega is visiting the county seat. © R. H. Davis arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, Marshal Reynolds of Grass Valley was in town yesterday. John Skinker went to San Francisco yesterday, on a business trip. George Peterzon of Brandy City left here yesterday morning for the Bay. Mr. and Mra. W. P. Light and child arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. James H. Chase of San, Francisco went above on yesterday’s Sierra county stage. City-Trustee Carr has been ailing for a few days past, and was yesterday confined to his room. : R. B, Harper of San Jose went yesterday to the San Jose drift mine in Washington{{éwnship. J. B. Harrel came down from Graniteville Thursday and left on yeaterday’s Marysville stage. James Arnott, Jr, who has been below for the past three weeks, returned yesterday to Camptonville. Mrs. J. Hart and children and Mrs. J. Delurie and tamily of Pike City left here on yesterday afternoon’s train. N. P. Brown, senior proprietor and and that not only his brother lawyers WORLD BUILDING. PERSONAL MENTION. UNION LABOR PARTY, HERE AND THERE. withont exception, but the citizens : fe % — generally will insist upon his nominaa eaaues — : ——— SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1888 : What Some People Say Abou: the Aspiration by acclamation. This may be . Tie Formatian of Mineral Bearing Ledges . Social and Other Notes About People Old The Arkansas Man Who is its Candi-. A Brief Record of . Various Matters of ‘ + dens ot bem Gider Peeshe. true, or it may be false, but it is true Hinted at. and Young. date for Vice-President. Local Interest. Charles E. Cunningham, of Arkansas, who has been nominated for the vice-presidency of the Uniled States on the Union Labor ticket, is a mechanic and was born about’ sixty-five years-ago: His career has been an extraordinary one. When the agitation of the Labor question first began to turn in this country toward the form, or rather forms, which it has now assumed, Mr. Cunningham's sympathies were with the new move— The New York saloon has a new and tasty sign from Artist Withington’s easel, Tha county jailis without a prison. er for the second time in many years. Ah there, Truckee! The beautifully decorated show-windows of Mry. Lester & Crawford’s store are the center of attraction. Grass Valley and Highland Lodges, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, of Grass Valley, have consolidated. dealer, says that the demand for fireworks is exceedingly brisk this year. He thinks his-stock js sufficiently extensive to supply all demands, however. ton schoolhouses and building a new front fence are getting along finely with the work,and the property begins . ‘ to present a much more respectable appearance than it has for many years past. The Main Street Baseball Club. is the latest. Its repertoire is lmited to two-old-cat, and no person who can catch or bat a ball is eligible to. membership. David E. Morgan is the manager. The Club is open to engagements, The contractors painting WashingBaKiné 2 AKI Absolutely Pure. His POWDER NEVER VA ce . : F, -—A Marvel of purity, Rosenthal, the Commercial street Ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold t pecan Ra the Lear see og Leto : we aium or 08) a ad Seid ot F ay olesomeness. More economical o— eae ARB. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. . : 106 Wallstreet, New York. Mm.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agemts San Francisco. Whitebead’s Cook Books LEAD THE WORLD j Ne. 1,° Tidings:—There are but threo per: any Ly 4s not known yet how much. stand pre-eminent among their neigh. is all straight, I shall be an enthusiag-. necessity arfd it goes out and always . business manager of this paper, is] ment, and he encouraged it and sup-} sons — all young gentlemen—taking a Bee : bors for honesty, sobriety, industry, tic Harrison. man. In any event.1. causes’ 4 sudden and permanent suffering from a severe bilious attack. . ported it in whatever way he could. } the examinations for entrance to the ee ‘ ', ‘money, if any, young Kneebong had intelligence, push and civility— do . consider Harrison equal to Cleveland change in the.climate immediately} E. W. Roberts, Sr.,. superintendent . He has worked as faithfully as the] State University, said: examinations onhis person when he was killed. these gentlemen who are being. on this point. There will probably be east of it. ; of the Baltic mine, passed through . original founders of the Labor. Party . being now im progress at the High Res ; a The murdered man was married. _. brought forward from various quarters. a convention of the Anti-Coolie BrothShupunngts 4 seta ee se yesterday on his way to Oak. rand schachegy . hae apehagei Se in Grass Nast Last : : “s spicions Vv little or nothing, . erhood, of which I am President, held. too cool by its Jong passage through . land. : of workingmen. t would take too. year there were nine applicants, A é Swe in eas =o as to ee unc ae tha vary ‘ut in San Francisco soon, and some. Salt water, it finds its own remedy by. Mrs. C. E. Winters, who arrived} much space too name all the Labor] It is said that John Williams of Hotel Meat Cooking F s a who commi ue crime. but too often disregarded rule of let-. action will then be taken on the Pres. Starting a volcano to warm up, gen-. here Thursday evening from San Fran. organization which: he has founded. Grass. Valley, who was some years. =~ BE: Street Amusements. ting the office seek the man. ‘ lidential question. The Brotherhood erating the. heat by an electric whirl. . cisco, went to Washington by yester-. or been connected with. He is.aman. ago sentenced to life imprisonment for . PRICE 82. 1 na AMONG REPUBLICANS is pledged to support no one who is Volcanoes may be started in rows, . day’s stage. of electric energy and iron strength, killing an Indian at the Campooda . 4 Following is the program of atreet Perhaps no name is fae, so often . 2ot Anti-Chinese in sentiment.’ groups or single, but in any case vol-. _ P, A. Hopkins of Binghamton, New. both of which have been spent cease-. near this city, has returned to his for— 4 . /amosements to take place at this city. tioned in connection with a legis-. "Assemblyman J. L. Lewison canoes mean the rearing of land, and. York, and L. G. Lewis left here yes. lessly. He has been mechanic,. mer haunts, although no one seems a on the afternoon of the Fourth: lative place as is that of -E. M. Pressaid: “The ticket isgood. Itis an ex-. they are _glways located according to. terday for the Red Chief mine on. speaker and writer, showing that when} to know. when. or why or how he got No.3, Sledge throwing, $2 50. Lifting heavy weight, $2 50. Eating apples, $2 50. Shooting with brace and bit, $2 50. Foot-race 100 yards, $5. Standing jump, $2 50.” Tug of War, five on a side, winners to hold’against three sets of competitors, $5. tS Chasing the devil around the stump, All this talk about Harrison’s record on the Chinese question is ridiculous. He was favorable to the Mitchell bill. The opposition are as-: serting a lot of things which are false. Morton is avery strong man. He is perfectly honorable. Harrison has a good a record as a soldier, in Congress and in private life. Put me down as strong for Harrison and Morton.” tonin referring to the State Senatorship. His fidelity to the best interests of the county and the industry he has as a private citizen always manifested in advancing them, has earned for him a warm place in the esteem of all who have had an opportunity of noting his course. Mr. Preston has not, so far as known to the TRANSCRIPT, evinced a desire to become the party’s the needs both in reference to heat and ocean currents. The land brings both ocean and air currents into systematic movements. Both the volcano and its systems are an important and interesting study. They have had more to do with rearing of land, regulating the climate and producing animal and vegetable life than any other one.thing. They go out and start up Kanaka Creek. Robert Organ, who has been on. the sick-list for two or three days, is so far recoveredathat he will be able today to again attend to business. The wife of Dr, Felton passed through town yesterday on her way from Salinas to visit friends at Forest City where she formerly resided. Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Marshal and a man is harmoniously developed he can do almost everything, and do it well. Mr.:Cunningham has always done what his conscience told him to. As a speaker he is a success, and consequently he often presides at public meetings. He is a man of simple tastes, simple in his faith. Mr, Cunningham has been Labor nominee for Governor of Arkansas, as well as for out of prison. ——————— Many a young girl shuts herself out ed with pimples and blotches. All disfiguring humors are removed by purifying the blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This remedy is the safest and moat reliable that can be used. Extra clean, blue and mixed lawn from society because her face is cover. ~ Chicago Herald Cooking School, (For Families,’ PRICE $1.50. 1 No. 4 i Salis foe ita bonne, kik a cone i ae according to the needs and effect. Charles L. Morrow came from San. Congress on tho Labor ticket. His grasa seeds at Carr Brog, malt : i $2 50. seule: talleved that he eantd nok sh hebatat s Lad other volcanoes have had upon the. Francisco Thursday and went up. friends are greatly encouraged by his Keep Cool. C0 ki I p fit ¥ 3 Throwing ball at target $2 50. f y to let his name head the list of. The authorities should: enforce the ‘climate: This accounts for finding . country on yesterday’s Eureka stage. {selection for the vice-presidential agen ; 0 Ing or It ’ Jersey Engine races, $2 50. ene saan ticket curfew ordinance. &he bell rings the remains’of apparently tropical an-. Charles Leavitt, brother to Mrs. W-. chair. Mr. Cunningham is a resident The Nevada Ive Company Ja “or “8 ‘ Kicking veg 50, paste A : ait pee think the As-. nightly at nine o'clock, but there are imals high up north. They are cre-. H. Crawford, arrived Thursday evenof Little Rock, Arkansas. prepared to furnish customers with PRICE 83. i Breaking bottle, $2 50. ‘ ae another. Escaping San Quentin by ; sen tongue, and irregularity of : $nj¥rook Baseball Club, the new organi-. legislator, while Mr. Rolfe’s record as. likely that they will sooner or later they are found as we go east. But/the skin of his teeth on Tuesday, he. eae. See vate not got well of Well. It os sleet €xHon having forty members. Joseph . a faithful, wide awake and leading . receive the punishment they “Ueserve. . OP°° understood this whole business . 4, Wednesday afternoon sought the If you want a remedy for biliousEati requires careful attention, = Extraordinary Bargalas 4 frei the manager, the other officers. member of the party of progress and The vicinity of St. Canice Catholic should be geologically and geographiman he had robbed—James Ward,. a rete allow complenions La ae “y AtING and a remedy like Hood’s oo as

“being as follows: John Tyrrell, Presi-. protection commends him most . Church is a favorite trysting place for. S#ly investigated and set up entirely . yospector—and indirectly but plainly . ache ak Dare Bros, tue Dromiata, tot Lrahem.nipragirncd pope LL hegerweapme IN a dent ; James McGibbons, Captain; J. . strongly. a gang of boys, some of whom are. "°W: H. Cumspenen. . throutened him with personal injury. . Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills, Onl one for on, verentes good — oo BEDROOM sEeTS 4 > C. Roberts, Secretary; Phil. Richards,. The next most important office to} hoodlums ofthe meanest type. SevRovau anp Ruapy. ; “You're a blanked sneak,” said Lari-. # dose. Samples free. Full box] petite, banishes headache, Sick on % reasurer. be bestowed by the county is that of. eral citizens have complained to the Graduated With Honors. mer, ‘and I'll get even with you. I'd] °"'®: ‘a Te AM, Gees tan eee hypo ale mn . ve vier Sheriff, and in talking about it but officers of the depredations committed —_. just as soon die as live. I’d just as Hlouse to Let. 5 eee oe ee ' 7 ; =f Sond fn Tour Bille. one pai is asnek His name is. by them, and the officers ‘propose to William Hannaford Wentworth of ae go to State Prison’ as os Vl oS : ~~ as (pretense — < ERNE ROOM TAP 8” = The county Supervisors meet next. George Lord, the present incumbent, arrest them if they do not immediately . this city, who has just graduated from . get even with you, sure.” Ward came], nly Cietamdl cinta ane Meart= iitie good. After eating 1 e OH AIHS, : Monday. All persons having bills who is doing so well that not only Re. couse their lawlessness. the State University, had conferred . to town and swore out a warrant for] ply at this office. 23 rd e burn = would have a faint or tired, BEDS AND BEDDING, ci against the county which they desire publicans generally, but scores of A. 0. F. Officers Elocied. upon him the degree of Bachelor of} the young fellow’s arrest. Constable] , ae oo nee La ge I ad we es LOUNGES to have allowed at the coming session, . Democrats who believe in sinking Seay : Arts. He was also coumissioned us. Townsend captured him at Boston ee SaEraverc® bY 3 ak _ should present them today at the Potatoe race, $2 50. Death of D. F. Hartman. David Franklin Hartman, a native of Pennsylvania aged 58 years, 8 months and 11 days, died about two o'clock yesterday morning at his residence in this city, after a long illness. He was a miner and liad resided here since 1850 or thereabouts. Mr. Hartwas man well thought by his townspeople. He leaves a widow, who has for some years been afflicted with blindness, and eleven children. Tle funeral will take place from the Methodist Church at three o’clock to_ morrow afternoon. : Baseball Consolidation. The Glenbrooke of Town Talk and the Wildcats of this city have consolidated under the name of the GlenKe County Clerk's office; to be properly attested to by affidavit. The Board’s . rule is that"bills not presented by this evening must go over till the term following. a. osemblyship will go begging in both districts and both parties of the county. There is no office in the gift of the people that holds out this year so few attractions aside from the satisfaction a conscientious man (the Republican party tries to elect none other) feels when he knows that he has done his duty to the best of his ability and judgment. The: Republicans of this district are frequently heard to mention the name of I. J. Rolfe, ‘‘the old Athenian” (he should thank his political enemies for that name), when talking about who they will send to the next Assembly, while from the other part of the county C, F,. McGlashan, is being much talked of as a good running niate for his more venerable neighbor. These gentlemen would make a reliable and moving team. Mr. McGlashan has_ before demonstrated his superior ability asa numerous juveniles who pay no more attention to it than they do to the whisperings of the wind. These lads that are permitted by the officers aiid by their parents to be at large at unseemly hours are learning all sorts of . dishonesty and vileness. Deviltry loves darkness, and it is rampant among these unlawful stragglers. Within a short time past constable Dillon has unearthed three organized gangs of thieves ranging in age from eight to fifteen years. Disliking to inyoke the harsh measures of law against these youngsters, so long as there exists a probabilty that they can be otherwise controlled, he let them go upon their sole:inly promising they would hereafter behave themselves. There is good reason to believe, however, that ut least some of them are up to théir old tricks. A close watch of them is being kept, and it is Vary party prejudices in local. affairs, want to see him renomineted.It is conceded on all hands that the nomination of this fearless, vigilant and unassuming gentleman would be followed by hiselection. aes The County Clerkship is a valuable Following are the newly elected officers of Court Pride, A.O. F., at Grass Valley; Richard Angove, Chief Ranger; Josiah Hosken, Sub, C. R.; Rich. Williams, RK. 8.; Arthur Powell, F. §.; Geo. Vincent, Tréas.; Ed. ated, supported and destroyed by the volcanoes. Their existence as well as the vegetation that supported them depended upon it. : Mountains grow up and widen out, covering up formation after formation that has grown over with bed-rock and mineral ledges. ur electric currents go through the earth from west to east, and it is to be remarked that the greatest number of volcanoes have been all along our western coast immediately after the electric currents have passed through the greatest stretch of salt water, and a.l our large, archipelagoes are :ituated immediately east of some main land. Algo, we notice that almost all our precious metals are to be found on our western slope, and as we go east the character of rocks and mineral ledges changes and in volcanic regions all the formations are more vertical than Captain. He delivered at the graduating exercises an oration entitled, ‘‘A Righteous Phase of Money-Getting.”’ The Examiner thus comments upon it: ‘This was a very practical and business-like defense not of the acqusition ing on a visit to his relatives at this city. He expects to return to San Francisco about the middle of next week, : John Hill who last year married Sarah. J. Treloar at this city and shortly after removed with her to Black Hills, D. ‘T., where she died, returned here yesterday bringing with him the baby. Henry Dikeman, a young man from Rough and Ready, is in the employ of the Spring Valley Water Company of San Franciscoas a surveyor. His brother James is studying surveying under Prof. Raymond at Mt. Hamilton. ooo An Incorrigible Youth. The Tidings of Thursday says: No sooner is Robert Larimer out of one scrape than he plunges headlong into Ravine last night and brought him before justice Davis, who imposed a fine of $10. Relatives paid the penalty. Larimer is said to have expressed himself to the effect that he would leave town this morning, even if he A Runaway Recaptured, ‘The Sacramento Record-Union of Thursday says: ‘“‘A runaway boy named Willie Powell, who says he is the son of the Coroner of Nevada county, is at the station-house. He was picked—up—at—Rockland by railroad officer Ben. True.”’ RE Rosentua of Commercial street has a complete and reliable assortment of pyrotechnics of all kinds. American flags of all sizes, toy ot and everything else necessary.for the celebration of July 4th by old or young. -j29-3t Elegantly Furnished Rooms For Rent. o A nice back parlor, bedroom and bathroom,on ground floor, sunny side of house; can have piano. tooms will be rented with or without board, Apply at Mis. J. H. Boardman’s, j2 Arrivals at Union Hotel. Mas, J, NAFFZIGER, Proprietress. June 26th, 1888, AC McKenzie, Sam Francisco, Henry Veal & wife, You Bet Mra John Hickman, North Bloomfield, Mrs John McIntosh, do Mrs M Peck, do Fred Peck, do the best quality of Mountain Ice, in quantities large or small. Deliveries madeboth at business houses and residences. Leave orders at Company’s office on the Plaza. a24-tf (aa oe a eR BORN. At Grass Valley, June 27, to the wife of Thos, Payton, @ son. DIED. At thiscity, June 20th, David Franklin Hartman, a native of Pennsylvania, aged 68 years, § months and 11 days. (The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church at 3 o’clock Suuday afternoon. Dyspepsia Makes my business, painting. Last s spring I took-—Hood’s Sarour saparilla, which did me ax Stomach immense amount of good. It gaye me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced.” Grorax A. Pacs, Watertown, Mass. @ lives of many people miserable, causing distress after cating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, ‘all gone” feeling, bad taste, eoated FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, THE STOCK OF FURNITURE wow IN OUR ‘STORE MUST BE. -REduced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for Now on the way from the East. WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. Two Carloads of Furniture420 (Kearney Street, San Francisco, « The American Pastry: Cook, own Goes Farnitare Fine Upholstering a Specia F Hood’s Sarsaparilla i a, si Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. of wealth for wealth’s sake alone, but because of the absolute necessity cone fronting man at every stage of his exJH McDonald, do W D Harris Grass Valley, H Seymour, city, James H Chase, St Louis, Mo Whiting, Senior Warden; John Truscott, J. W.; A. Jenkins, Senior Beahad to goin a box ear.Trespassing Hunters. billet. The eastern end of thecounty, which is: populous, wealthy and of ee : ; Charles Hepler has for several years been much annoyed and damdle; Robert Wickes, J. B.; Dr. E. strong Republican proclivities, will . Jamieson, Surgeon; Enoch. Holland, -istence for the use of money. The inNo Papers Lost. James Arnott, Jr, Camptonville, Mrs © B Winters, San Francisco, 100 Doses One Dollar ~ Binest Stock of Furniture ; ; ie al ye County Superintendent Tiffany has. Geo B Johnson, sity eee cool. IN NEVADA COUNTY. 4 ce isabie arenidg pune. over thisfall it is understood claim more. Thos. Luke and W. H. Mitchell, . diate greed of gold was an evil . written the following letter for publicaTPs peor niavals, DRINK APOLLO TEA. Dr chs Marsha cain He recognition than has been accorded it . Auditors. undoubtedly seriously detrimental to had two cows wounded, and suf. from fires. He proposes to herefor some time past by either party, and will to this end come to the Republican convention asking that 8. Hotel Arrivals Mixed. the mental and moral advancement of the nation. Nevertheless, the fact retion; ‘‘I-hear complaints against the County Board of Education from certain applicants who failed at the last > J H Curman, Sacramento, Arrivg@is at City Hotel. A most Delicious Beverage, FREE TO ALL! ON'T fail to try it. Go to the Great LEGG & SHAW ; ‘ , 0. C. CONLAN, Proprietor. rl I y ’ a use the arrest and prosecution pees peomragees Te at Oe eqs the hotel panos Pca menalel bi ple sas . — saying igor —_ a ae aiid tty glu oF a, Tet. see ost W Importers and Dealers in ; : prom hejarrivals for yesterday’s Transcrirt ee oe 'Y> . their papers were lost by members o! BSF /H : : ‘fous h trespassers cpatyahip. to the principalship of the . was thinking ebout hia best girl as he [284 48 unthinking hostility to those . 49 ana tauche’ preventing them . GLwiee Pomens, rine delicious favor and great strength of . Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves “EA The New Uniforms. which latear nevi fol-. *‘picked up’ the headings, and thus pepe en areapieadigg from getting certificates. I wish to J Fapoos, Grass Valley, *° “apollotten Sioa imcnt’ seonomical. TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, 3 ee : ow his endorsement by the Conven. got them (the headings, not the girls, ) ees of life the youth is. ,y on behalf of the Board of Examin-. J W Penders, do’ Bboie Dee SO eat oun. ; ‘J : A ss q Apollo Tea is ab , } = age ve Senge a tion, It is certain that no man bet-. mixed. The Union Hotel azvivala Ae with the problem of money, . ation that no papers were Jost and that T MoLaughiln, Coment 11, Apollo Tea is tose deltedous. COAL, OH, PAINTS, o De have woke api geutiaed than Mr. palace — were headed as the City Hotel’s, the . ” — ee a ~_— they are all on file in the Superinten-. 4 W Courtney, Muryaville, ; Apollo oa ts tree to all VARNISHES, \ iP ceed F.G. Beatty’s able administra-. National’s got under the Union’s : sore ANY AVANCE . dont’s office, subject to examination.” hp hae hace olelamadl cordial juvitation js cheerfully extend . wy 4 whe _ Sayevqena aor tion could be found anywhere. Mr. . heading, and the City Hotel’s were meni sisber O edngglign be nga ee : : “ = ¥ Walsh, Camptonvitte, Apollo Pas acc ioa : _— Oe A ee ~ ee to. see Wh. Bd go long _— es sie ugh accountant, an . printed as the National’s. : is to potent a necessity must not there: At His Post Day aud Night, DP Bawerds, city, : o NAME ON EVERY PACKAGE. nie a ” Pi ne Big Glen . i . r : : — 9. 0 0 ’ ? ’ Fuse Fs nis were delaye eodeeg oe fe = opel pn Superior Court. fore be blindly considered as a crim=.” The vigilant imp, indigestion, goads onan” 4 : you want bargains tn Coffées, come ae apa pene ; ‘ 2 cas ite, * i a lary, 4 vid wee : ith hi -] d sc . Eac J McAliese, Marysville, tt t bargains in Spices, » SOY) eee ed for Bu ey makes it a point to do well whatever) ‘pn following business was trans-. Ti soothing and restorative effects ta Ms ta on bolle . ashed scourge. Each) J Bennett, Gruss Valley, oo eed We, Be he undertakes. There is a growing : " of Aver’a Cherry Pectoral are realized ash isa diabolic symptom. No comfort J Floyd, city, If you want bargains in Flavoring Exaher swore out a w _ q. impression that Mr, B. will be named acted in the Superior Court y eaterday Vin all cases of pA coughs, Abowng or . eating, misery afterwards, little or a ee TT oe want bargeins in Glassware, come Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, jden’s court ~ Lby the convention tobe elected Clerk. . , Citizens Bank vs. Nevada City G.Q. . lung troubles, while its powerful heal. roken rest at night, vistations of the are sey boeyi at National Exchange . see us! : Oil Stoves. f with burglary in stealin ce anaes. Paul Golek TM. Co. et al. Counsel for G. G. Allan . ing qualities are shown tn most serious . nightmare during fitful intervals of . scton BaotuEns. Freprietors. . gut Zon want bargains in Chinswere, come FLUE aps ithe matter will be ex’ mick, at! and Legg & Shaw ordered to prepare . Pulmonary disorders. sleep, an uprising unrefreshed and June 28, 1888. If you want bargains in Crockery, come a ae Es 2 : cad nt Deputy County Assessor, and. .4 present this morning his proposed wee without appetite, sleepiness and yawn-. —_—P A Paine, Lake City, see us! : santiacenran cus Gcasaeel j at 20 clocx next T ay a woulhy representative ak ihe P é pore Furnished House Wanted ing daring the day, nervousness and. . Rey J 8, Fisher vy, pen Juan, Bh adh awenatte buy op pot, lonk, of 2 Y a a. ae Seasion of the cote on i tal ne a Boleros tart aed Wel aay yawning during during theday, nerv-. tam MoCuliough, Pike Uity nk tOg ur nisin. Jin, Copper & Sheet tron Ware, >. ‘Ridge pot! y A. G. Peterson vs. J. and J. Weiss-. For the summer in a nice part of. 5usness and. ritability of temper, J 8 Wharton, city, ' Look to your interests; make usa call; in’ pp eet iron are, called, will havewthe strongest kind of. bein. Cause tried and submitved. town, Not less than 5 rooms. Full. even monomania in extreme ; B F Hedden, do’ vestigate our prices! HYDR , : v cases. Compare our goods and ill be handFDRAULIC FIPR, : esnow-drop : he wants it,. Without argument. particulars at the .Tea Store, Com-. Hard to bear, all this. Necessary ? N G W Winterburn, San Frincisco, eT ema Be combine backing in case he f a A his, o! WA Hoswell. . do somely repaid for your trouble! ‘ Tae Another gentleman being apr —_—_—_—morclel eteaet. 28-2t . e thougand times no, so long a8 genre 4B Horrell, Graniteville, . ork Natl oer Gas and Water Pipes and Fiignad i sees ter’s Stomach Bitters, the nation’s ohn Spaulding, Fordyce, reat American rting Tea Oo. 2 ee 5 7 yas patrons of ce ia Chas. E, Mulloy, Supervisor of t Fou msny years phan a Personal. specific, for indigestion, acute or. S9Gnaney Weshingvon,” is ain engl eirect, Nevada City.’ . Mining Implements @ Specialty : ay a . wer. ',. ; mn ’ rome q ic, i fs e 4 4 v . s a] . . pare breath it bes Power) district, whose couipetency and popu . seedy withont success. With Ely’s. Mr. N. fH. Frolichstein, of Mobile, chronic, is Procar ae ne cotiel fvet,. fA Hopkios, Hirslogtiem, N Y . rifety-five stores in successful operation, on 3 < _ . larity are universally recognized. . Cre&m Balm I have overcome » dis-. Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in. atwolute eradication subsequently. sire Deercern, G48 TpAneHee, oe ee i i AGENTS FOR THEFourth of Julyfither of these gentlemen would make ag ble. Sieohenoe from the nosirils . recommending Dr. ag new discov-. T},e truth of this statement, backed by CL Morrow, C) City Taxes. ‘ . + g ee EE oie of . gallant and winning fight if nomiand Oe ee caltteoten. de gli ey ge aoe ee jerefragable testimony 7 weil enews io] tame. 86 olla Powder Warks. 1. the immense stock Of) oid ‘The Taanscuipr has been unhead. oh DON GAYOR TAME MALTIRCHOR: [10h ® ROVER ck of Bronce and. the American people.” So are others,) 4 ayi eer = af ‘ ety * —Wm. A. Booth, Sergeant Troop F. : insta: H wh a Bitters averts . ‘ures ony 4 . . ‘ i okan the able fo learn, » if eit 2nd Cavalry, ’ and entirely cured me and I have not. fever and ague and bilious remittent Miss Ide Maltman, do Trayeble to the undersigned at the Cit a iF trade just rece v Any. them has any wigh, or would even L nave been afflicted with catarrh for . been afflicted since. I also beg tostate . and removes nervousness, biliouness, . 3 Kavanaugh, Ben Francisco, Hall. ’They w become 7) Largest and Best Equipped re sce Opposition Store. ¥. consent, to have his name brought ee. be wr Boa votties Ws that I had hag Log Biv ies — constipation, and kidney and bladder ition Wane cis’ HARDAWRE STORE rr i. fring a nice suit for the 4th . i. convention as acand:date for . 1y Lured me of catarrh. E cominae. . e Sood reas, we Ming's Hew eel Goatien, 4 Splinquent on the Firet Monday . In Nerthern-Comigal Coeur Ds. ‘, re the same at prices that. (i, keeper” ofthe county. —_. burn, Fort Bowie, Arizona Ter. Pills, both of which Ioan recommend. onthat . #8 tude, do ae nmnguens Vern hess aa Sa se b a 40 L. Hyiiax, pu P > + a . seen . Dr. King's N Pie te Oe *. Go 10 Rosenthal’s store on ComR B Harper, San Jose, Prices as Low as the Lowest. OM. . : ell pa Sips These a aan g bee nese Mg oui ae $160 in ‘ ng’s New oe Sits af a A mercial street for fireworks of all byl a Dutee Fist, And gules paid pier hereto Five per cent, onnuak we o Opposi' Store, name will be presen e. FURNISHED rooms alifornia . sumption, Coughs an at eo Btotts, nal ed. AY 2 in and Commercial, Nevada Digwention when the business of se. stieet, San Francisco. on # positive a: Trial bottle . kinds. Assortment’ complete and Berton, elty, ci a ee LEGC & SHAW, hi y je-30-+f . lecting a District Attorney comes on, ~ Mas. C. A. Bannerr. . . free at Carr's Store. . prices reasonable. * j20-3¢ Swart, city, jus City Tax Collect. Main Street, Nevada Git i ¥ i t z . as : : : ie a B fi iiss ii ie Y ‘