July 29, 1884 (4 pages)

= Tho Horada Daily Trane. BROWN & CALKINS. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1884. EE A GOOD PLATFORM. The following is the platform “adopted by the Republican State Convention. _. Résolved, That: the Republicans of the State of California, in Convention assembled, indorse and reaffirm the National platform of the Republican party, adopted at its Cunvention, recently held in Chicago, and ‘we congratulate the country upon the nomination of Blaine and Logan, ’ the true representatives of the Amerjean policy of progress and‘unity. Resolved, That we declare that the prosperity of lsbor-and_ the interest of capital require the maintenance by the National Governmeut of the American system of tariff for protection, Under thi: policy which has been constantly supported by the Republican party since its foundation, our varied industries have been fostered and extended, our laboring classes have enjoyed better wages than iu any other part of the world, and the whole country has achieved wnparalleled prosperity. We denounee the free trade policy ¢ which the Democratic party has advyocated since 1840 as. dangerous to the well-being of American labor. Wearraign the Democratic party of California for supporting the Na tional Democartic party, which stands upon a platform that declares, in effect, for the free-trade doctrine of tariff for revenue only, as admit. ted by prominent members of the eommittee that framed the plank. Weinsist that the success of the British policy would destroy the growing industrios of our commonwealth, especially the grape, rasin, wool and -manufacturing interests, and would reduce the wages of our workingmen to the starvation point, Resolved, That we ask and demand that the industry of the manufacture of the raisin shall be protected by a protective duty, and resolved that we demand the restoration the restoration of the tariff on wool as fixed by the law of 1867. : Resolved, That we are in favor of the adoption of the proposed amendment to Section 7 of Article 9 of the Constitution of this State, anthoriz ‘ing the furnishing of free text-books Ram mge inthe .comman eahnn Resolved, _That-the —Repuablicen party of California has a consistent record in its unswerving devotion to the interests of the people in oppo. : sition to all monopolies. First—We declare that ‘railroad corporations being organized for a public use, all “unjust discrimination as between persons and places is in direct violation of the Constitution of this State, ‘and should be prohibited. Second —We declare that the charges for freight by all transportation companies should only be what the service isreasonably worth. Third—Itis the duty of the Railroad ,Commission to regulate freights and fares justly in the interest of the people. We call attention to the section of the platform of the National Republican party which favors Congressional legislation to carry out the constitutional power of Congress to “ regulate interstate commerce, and __ especially to the language declaring that ‘‘the principle of the public regulation of railroad corporations is a wiseand salutary one for the protection of all classes of the people, and we favor legislation that shall preventunjust discrimination and excessive charges for transportation, and that shall secure to the people} Mra Senna, and tothe railways alike fair aud . ” equal protection of the laws.” We We charge that the platform of the National Democratic party evades this great Wearraign the Democratic indorse this declaration. issue. party of California for supporting a candidate for President whose public record identifies him as a friend of monopoly and an enemy to the rights and the interests of the people. “We particularly denounce the doctrine advanced by the nominee of the Democratic party for President ia his yeto in the New York Legisla‘gure of the bill reducing fares on the Elevated Railroads, in which he declared that there was no constitutional power in: our Legislature to regulate and abridge privileges grant. @d by a former Legislature to a public agency. This extreme moncpothe higher Courts of the land, is ‘wrong and dangerous, and marke . . him as unfit to hold the high office of Chief Magistrate of the Republic, _. Resolved, That the Commissioner of Agriculture be constituted a Cabinet officer of the nation as and under the title of ‘Secretary of AgriReeolved, That, recognizing the claims of eur soldiers, and the eepec. obligations of California to those throngh whose faithful services our territory was'acquired; we favor the ion to all surviving “. iratite Reset Sel Selling Out! — ae Taam WOLF er P Guonip, You Bet J M Owens, Penryn 3 ; ® —— Selling Out ! Union Hotel. Seagnen RECTOR BROS... Proprietors. July 26, 1884, C F McGlashan, lruckeeWm B Teffany, San Bernardino Mrs Gudfrey, Grass Valley J B Hitchcock & w, Mills Ranch J B Sanford, Suisun Sam Higgins, You Bet Having concluded to AG Chew, do M C Meyers, do R E Lender, da JM Lindermer, do RD Carter, city AJ tiffany, do Geo Hearst, San Francisco Jno Raum, do B Hoskins, do Geo Flourney; do T G Robinsen, Sacramento J A Carter, North Bioomfield J Rose‘elt, Banner Hill Free Woouinan, You Bet, ~ Seth Martin, Truckee RE Linder, You Bet known here, the entire stock of saidas July ah: Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and A E Lamenskein, San Francisco Henry Gundeltringer, do James Beelman, Cole’s circus T Smith, do Mrs Hamilton, city Clothing Store. do N Douglass, & wf, do A Niveus, do E M Brown, do Mrs J F Morley, Chico James B Tully, Omega WH Brandon, do E W Maslin, San Francisco WH Raymond, do Mra, McCabe, do . . -T W true, do J M Tharman, do M F McLeod, Hunt’s Hill Samuel J Radcliff, New YorkA Walrath Sacramento E> REMEMBER wy [AM CLOSING OUT! NO ~ ~ many dollars by trading at Casper’s, PUBLIC AUCTION! notice. This powder never varies. A tmharvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos-K. CASPER, sae es In Proof of this Assertion, selling Out! At CASE s. RETIRE FROM BUSINESS In Nevada city on or before January ist, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before MEN'S, AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class HUMBUG . I WILL NOT REFUSE ANY REASONABLE BID. &= Now is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices. A dollar saved isa dollar earned, and you can save a great i , PUBLIC AUCTION! Will be held on the premises, Re EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further This sale will continue till the whole stock is disposed of. _ To any one desiring to purchase the entire . stock, a very liberal.discount will be made. Proprietor. ‘ : I LLIAM WOLF al, Social and mankind has fallen hy Hon. 8. Wells Williams, Prof. Isaac Hall, L. L. B. Ph. eminent scholars and noted travelers. You know religion, in some form, is interwoven in the entire fabric of human hists— So the author begins with “The World’s t Worship,” when there was but one le who worshi tut God ey show See an ae GREW UP, became The work contains 7 phabetical index ; Pog Bl -_ E. Coh ““ERROR’S CHAINS.” COMPLETE HISTORY of the NationReligious Errors that of creation, down to the presKs. DOBBINS, assleted L. L. D., and D., who are their a festivals, etc. n to take the nations as picture of them as they are tadey, ta i day life of the household and Sg &® complete s illustratvings On steel, copper and ae procured by the authors in ae ne SCHOOL BOO Rerada and Yat ooeunea’s? ~~ . J . tor of Baptist Church, Woodland, Cal.; says : From eee this wrork, Tun as en -and hope that it will peat Reser no . all who desire to advance the cause oO derson, of Davisville, Yolo ptt Spe sf ro & most @ place in every Li A _. J. Sims, Pastor of bury, Mt a Palla © DIFFERENT nati cemeieres over the carth, GUAGE, CUSTO! ligion. They tell us of the feared sat tint. then Traditions of all these different naag vine = the great first facts of hislaced ore us, they tak 1, the Land of the § Nimx, tell us ite , and trace the are 5 Sot 96 eal of -“Japan:” nent ;” of “The ab the Islands of the ent nations, and their cities, famous phinx, sy. us its errors of mao the Chaldeans; of the ot “The Dark Contiborigines of America ;” Sea ; and of all the differee hy anexhesi. 1 Siac PRIPERYY FOR SAL g E i acre plant. F 2 i Z gs WALTER Resolved, That all property should] AmMen's Cough Syrup is notspat-} OPH RA SALOON bear its equal share of taxation. . ent medicine. No patent has been Pee ae EC ae Ee eee a Se seen. We Geeee Able 6° ae ce ce oe oa eee That all property, whether owned . asked for or obtained upon it. To AND gees by individnaleor corporations,should . protect the public from counterfeits be assessed atits actual cash value, . and imitations, the manufacturer has BOWLI N G ALL E Y 3 TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, PRICE LIST and be compelled to pay its just] had the label registered in WaghingUnder Nevada Theatre, an Oh 1 x . bevebitte oo ton, The Syrup is made from pure! ppoqy syREET, NEVADA CITY. () MoNno STREET. Both places haves er ee eet Resolved, Thet we commend our . and costly drugs, and cannot be sold ; Choice Let of Fruit Trees, : : I* THE PLACE TO BUY representatives in Congress for their . as cheap to the dealer asthe common. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. and there te geet copay of water on the r 2 ,. <4 f= 3 = ss efforts in behalf of restrictive Chi-. patent medicines that are simply 5 : BE SOLD CHEAP Fine Confectionery, nese legislation, thus redeeming the] made to sell, which explains why — WILL de Fees —_— = pledges of the party made for them, . dishonorable druggists or dealers try THE ABOVE SALOON Has. For Particulars <—s HOO! Flour per 100 Ibs.. $2 50 Fruits and V etabl and renew our determination to] to sell you someti.ing else when askcee age see gga Be At the residence on Lost H WwW 2 25 ‘ eg es, 5 pis make such restriction effective, and . ed for Ammen’s Cough Syrup, Itis made lighter, and is now : heat eee ' : : dl — Deposits; Buy and se}; es in every way prevent the competi-. onthe market upon its own merits. ES pleamiay reser: . The. bast of Berska @ iad oa O88 Choice Cigars, Ete oa se Gold Dus and Bullion tion of Chinese with American la-. You cam buy a sample bottle for 15. WINES, riawois tage an sega ear J ae 1 Highest . for Stat and Conn, bor. We thank the Republican} cents upon which, at the wholesale = ON and after Monday Se ae DRAW CHEOKS oy ; Z = Jul the stages of : = New York National Convention for its emphatic . price, the manufacturer makes nothAnd CIGARS Ps. ee po Co. . Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 35 ~~ Sadramenta; declaration upon this subject; refer ing. Ask to seea large bottle, and Always kept at the Bar. * City, dan ore as foment yat . Mid dlings 100 Ibs.. 1 50 Ais aes iis ae has Sam Francixes with pride to the attitude of James] .eaq the label 6:00 A. M. ; leave Gran~ i Exchange on all the Princip et s 5 iteville at 4 o’clock, Moore’s Flat at Bran 100 lb.. ' G. Blaine in Congress when the subwm . The Coolest Beer in the City 0:04. M., North Bloombeld at 7:30 4. M. 100 Ibs 1 25 Make Collections and transact s Gen ‘ . ———— W H.GRAWEORD Agen. Mountain and Valle Frui Banking Business, ere, pe ee page agen he ~ ' BORN. Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. : : " . Crashed Sugar 9 Ibs 1 00 y ts, aw Yong eesrOND ETS have implicit faith that the RepubGive it a trial = hd ational Bank, i ‘ 1 to John . San FRANcIscoO—First N; lican party of the nation will protect > enema the a Seif wi ag MAP OF Granulated 91-2 1 00 IN Tiere azason, a Sacuananro™Nations ational Gold Bask us in all our interests as against] At Nevada City, July 27, 1884, to J. E. ; * 101-2 1 00 Fete bgt: Distt “tits ; Brown and wife, & daughter. A Splendid Bowling Alley and tatters of Over Onn of Ex oe RY . Javea Coffee 4 “100 of Great Britain and Europe” “" “2 < . . TET TT Rene) Seer weer 9m te Is i ection with the saloon. Don’t NEVADACKTY é& GRASS VALL “4s “ FRESH VEGETABLES —~ ———_. come to our State the people of all DIED. ste ieee the piace, under the Theatre. Costa Rica 6 1 00 Delinquent Sale Notice, countries which belong to our. divis-. Nearthe Providence Mine, Nevada City, . jy3-lm ; ‘ 8 “ 100 a otic ‘ th, 1884, Ji Spargo, aged 54 RECEIVED DAILY. ion of the human family, whose morvente, eaniire or Darwell Poeland” MINING D ISTRICTS, ( "thon of principal place of buslog al, physical and iotellectual qualifi-. The funeral will take place from the Con— nee 8 cans.1 00 Wanciaco, chitforna ppt iness, San cations entitle them to the rights apevnegy pecringing=y IN se ms? ; 1 ‘ow in preparation by , Eos ee 100 E. ROSENTHAL. NOTICE Paore, are delinquent wea. oe F stivan. . 0 clock P. M. en H following described stock, ed privileges of American citizen spectfully invited to attend. l}yers Cannon Bail W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, C.E., eee 1 00 sessment, (No. 15) levied on the ign a . — erent ° 2 Se! te RR ET . For Publi ‘ String Beats. ” Sas 1 00 w J BRIT ‘ ee the — shareholder ng , 5 5 5 No. No. _Avetion at Tracy’s Saturday as RED MIEN 8 Pee 10 2 2 LAND $ malt cen w ce. ft. ee ong i QUARTZ CRUSHER. . (4 11 prose nepnzsren is pop, 6 ~..100] — QOUNCIL CHAMBER, . . Basaeteteo” fos a 88 TS Se ; : arty in , co, 687 200 : enero g Jee iuy offleg, Morgen & ’ Block, Biesta Federi =S —o-— eix property is correc’ EN . “ rich, 168 . 50 , W. F. ENGLEBKIGHT. . SACRE 100 : 5 00 STANLY A. EDDY... PROPRIETOR. ee ls S evada and Sierra _— for the . } —~ ae tar ae: Deviled Ham 4 “.. 1 00 IN NEVADA CITY. ihe mea al . S. 2 : 2 w fone : Hy gare. eo re Sen want we-. Cermed Beef S “.. 1 00 London Chs, 7 5050) 84. IY * ° sex ei ohn R, 239 50 5 00. i A i ad NUMEROUS Dyers’ ¢ Ball meee se ee ee ie ony ak the eee 1 00 Meister John R, 240° 506 0; 2M Wallig, city yers’ Cannonges ce, SN Bose ee “-----1 00/ Rverything New! The Whole. Memeieee i om Sowne oa ‘ath ; 1 iF ® ~ write ies —s H. Hauer _ Table Peaches 4 wseeeek OO bli ent Renovated ee — R, 301 60 5 bo + Wixom, Voss’ Mi E rtz Crusher nd Maine. : ohn R, 319 200 Najuow Marin, Truckee Rich and Elaborate Designs} e-= : Spe ghe aa “a Re Scie ie 38 M Lichiensten, San Francisco : . 1 cd 4c Fai lals Gem to Aliaine Com: : ee 2 00 Geo Hearst, do Furnished on short notice at the penies and Prospectors of the sizes and at TO ESCAPE _ Chocolate, 4 papers .. 1 00 ‘ : Magy Frank, : ire 60 H . James J Hughes, Shady Creek the prices named below. These mills vate . Washing Powder 12 papr’s1 00 The Best Liquors and Ci hs McCurrie Mamie F, 674 70 70 pos mggaeee eae ae DAILY TRANSCRIPT UFFICE . (no piece weighing over 200° pounds) are . The coming warm weather, visit SANTA : i Urals . sree, * oo iw ye N Netter, do A ARS cheap and will do the work of crushin CRUZ, Cal., the little City by the Tea, 5 Ib box....1 25 DISPENSED TO PATRONS. Seregni-F, wim ee Chas: Northup, do quartz as well asany stamping battery an Sea, and stop at the . Seregni F, “a io. e Joke COariar, Gras Yaller —eer ge egg . Coal Oil, per Sgallon can, 1 60 ema a2 ie Jobn Leech, do parts can be renewed at small expense, The PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE . Candles 60 f 1 00 Sereeni ns rod z 7Wm Kitto, 55a .1 . CANNON-BALL CRUSHER is especially : . Candles oar ree eee Secrame , from the Co. Sereen F. an Miss © Sweet, ae Single Hundred, -with . sapted.t0 the uss ot compute of Reis ae es 175 ento Beer Vogelman Henry, 16 100 1000 A H Hanson, do : ¢ 5 oe prospectors operating in jn ecg leaesproin Street Candles per WOE ise iss lumbus Brewery, A eno mend 7 200 20 00 a Hesdle, do name, Ctc., pI 25. Bee care pamg.ghe-deor every ten minutes for the ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. . Y¥. Henry tow C Fettles, do ; ar S Butter per roll ... 50 eees Senay. 434 100 = 10.0 Mrs F M Pridgeon & d, Kennebec Each additional H un FPrices: its 00 to $8.60 per day; $1000 to bp mergapeeee a cues. ae is =* M R Lawlor & w Anerican Hill dred, $1 oo. ae Pty ieipe chien Eggs per dozen... 30c Sees ofthe Bom d of Directors, mais on aoe Theo Wetzel, Jr, & w, Derbec The following are the Numbers, capacity Tia , : CHARLES CLARKF fou ae on res of each pf adage ing Does no ree te a ca mae Syrup por gation. 4B . .Qnet Ses trip in th sat . ine Baus eaten 4 “4 ns, 7 2 ft &4zAAynngeali Meetings. $j jsyrup per Paling, -------. above nam \. Bien Welatinen, Placer Feet da he aes Sasa sige te sige lzataneydrtoks i ell Chelstan igen. . Peaces cation aca W Walker, Gold Fiat 392 tons, 4500 Iba, without frame, $000. ERBEC-BLUE GRAVEL —MinING . Syrup-5 gallon keg,. 300) 4 FINE RECEPTION RUOM, vith en-. the SIXTH day of AUGUST eee John H Ragan, Deer Creek 8, 24 tons, 8200 Ibs, without frame, $1200. Company.—Notice—The regular antrance on Pine Street. at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., of said day to See "Phe addilicaal cos ot wooden tease work oon moet " of veoebab ies —— tee Codfish per Ib,.. .-. 7 ‘ Call and see the fine style in which we are . pay said delinquent assessment thereon to. July, 27¢b to support taese machines will not exceed . tng office of the Company, 622 Montgomery ‘CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . Sesctsale, MVertising and expen. ye Gonlen, Sweotland POR ANY PRICE. vowed’ thank: Ceebelians dulce cae streak, wp stakes, San, Fenelon, Carictala, ©, BNCKMAN’S OLD STAND.) NEVADA '__ THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. ft Renae ae ation at Brunstetter's Planing Mills, Grass . OP TUESDAY, the oth day of August, 1864} Aug everything oii $22 Montgomery street, San Fran rl “fae Phage aes age Valley of electing a Board of Trustees to serve ; Jy “W-B Rising, Berkeley DR. R. M. HUNT; Address all orders or letters of enquiry to . Guring the ensuing yeat,and the transaction A Harding, Oakland oS of suc other business as tay conse belore else in propor N s E Prenens, Bloomfield Physician, : e meeting. Transfer wi ee at in Friday, August 1, 1884. e evada Drug Jno Gale, San Francisco _ “OFFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE; Cc. H. HANKINS, _ yy A TBEO. WETZAL, Secretary. tion. tore, PSoprygrland San F rapoisco Office—No. 522 Montgomery street, San and Pine Sts., Nevada Cit e rag, : ° “wr Ty yv CAL _. Francisco, Californian . v 1 mensions y D T Cole, Mountains _Hoase ss ‘D. VINTON Froprictor ‘0 A Large Sor of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all-kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding}Prescriptions Bya Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. J. E. CARR. ~ @ AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, wlube. . . T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. © Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . Keep constar tly on hand a large and complete ;tock of everythin g usually found Ficst Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., s Nevada City, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, “ES=. THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS AGENTS} FOR { London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companies. Than which there arenone better! E@ Prescriptions accurately and carefully. com pounded by a-careful:and-competent Druggist ETNA IRON WORKS, 17 and 219 Fromoat Street. am Francie *. BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS,HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, Etc. C a Cee a UL ne ee Me, ee Gee . ee ae ee ee re a 2) a gua tS i cl: ao See ELSON HUN Wat, ase

= Tho Horada Daily Trane. BROWN & CALKINS. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1884. EE A GOOD PLATFORM. The following is the platform “adopted by the Republican State Convention. _. Résolved, That: the Republicans of the State of California, in Convention assembled, indorse and reaffirm the National platform of the Republican party, adopted at its Cunvention, recently held in Chicago, and ‘we congratulate the country upon the nomination of Blaine and Logan, ’ the true representatives of the Amerjean policy of progress and‘unity. Resolved, That we declare that the prosperity of lsbor-and_ the interest of capital require the maintenance by the National Governmeut of the American system of tariff for protection, Under thi: policy which has been constantly supported by the Republican party since its foundation, our varied industries have been fostered and extended, our laboring classes have enjoyed better wages than iu any other part of the world, and the whole country has achieved wnparalleled prosperity. We denounee the free trade policy ¢ which the Democratic party has advyocated since 1840 as. dangerous to the well-being of American labor. Wearraign the Democratic party of California for supporting the Na tional Democartic party, which stands upon a platform that declares, in effect, for the free-trade doctrine of tariff for revenue only, as admit. ted by prominent members of the eommittee that framed the plank. Weinsist that the success of the British policy would destroy the growing industrios of our commonwealth, especially the grape, rasin, wool and -manufacturing interests, and would reduce the wages of our workingmen to the starvation point, Resolved, That we ask and demand that the industry of the manufacture of the raisin shall be protected by a protective duty, and resolved that we demand the restoration the restoration of the tariff on wool as fixed by the law of 1867. : Resolved, That we are in favor of the adoption of the proposed amendment to Section 7 of Article 9 of the Constitution of this State, anthoriz ‘ing the furnishing of free text-books Ram mge inthe .comman eahnn Resolved, _That-the —Repuablicen party of California has a consistent record in its unswerving devotion to the interests of the people in oppo. : sition to all monopolies. First—We declare that ‘railroad corporations being organized for a public use, all “unjust discrimination as between persons and places is in direct violation of the Constitution of this State, ‘and should be prohibited. Second —We declare that the charges for freight by all transportation companies should only be what the service isreasonably worth. Third—Itis the duty of the Railroad ,Commission to regulate freights and fares justly in the interest of the people. We call attention to the section of the platform of the National Republican party which favors Congressional legislation to carry out the constitutional power of Congress to “ regulate interstate commerce, and __ especially to the language declaring that ‘‘the principle of the public regulation of railroad corporations is a wiseand salutary one for the protection of all classes of the people, and we favor legislation that shall preventunjust discrimination and excessive charges for transportation, and that shall secure to the people} Mra Senna, and tothe railways alike fair aud . ” equal protection of the laws.” We We charge that the platform of the National Democratic party evades this great Wearraign the Democratic indorse this declaration. issue. party of California for supporting a candidate for President whose public record identifies him as a friend of monopoly and an enemy to the rights and the interests of the people. “We particularly denounce the doctrine advanced by the nominee of the Democratic party for President ia his yeto in the New York Legisla‘gure of the bill reducing fares on the Elevated Railroads, in which he declared that there was no constitutional power in: our Legislature to regulate and abridge privileges grant. @d by a former Legislature to a public agency. This extreme moncpothe higher Courts of the land, is ‘wrong and dangerous, and marke . . him as unfit to hold the high office of Chief Magistrate of the Republic, _. Resolved, That the Commissioner of Agriculture be constituted a Cabinet officer of the nation as and under the title of ‘Secretary of AgriReeolved, That, recognizing the claims of eur soldiers, and the eepec. obligations of California to those throngh whose faithful services our territory was'acquired; we favor the ion to all surviving “. iratite Reset Sel Selling Out! — ae Taam WOLF er P Guonip, You Bet J M Owens, Penryn 3 ; ® —— Selling Out ! Union Hotel. Seagnen RECTOR BROS..... Proprietors. July 26, 1884, C F McGlashan, lruckeeWm B Teffany, San Bernardino Mrs Gudfrey, Grass Valley J B Hitchcock & w, Mills Ranch J B Sanford, Suisun Sam Higgins, You Bet Having concluded to AG Chew, do M C Meyers, do R E Lender, da JM Lindermer, do RD Carter, city AJ tiffany, do Geo Hearst, San Francisco Jno Raum, do B Hoskins, do Geo Flourney; do T G Robinsen, Sacramento J A Carter, North Bioomfield J Rose‘elt, Banner Hill Free Woouinan, You Bet, ~ Seth Martin, Truckee RE Linder, You Bet known here, the entire stock of saidas July ah: Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and A E Lamenskein, San Francisco Henry Gundeltringer, do James Beelman, Cole’s circus T Smith, do Mrs Hamilton, city Clothing Store. do N Douglass, & wf, do A Niveus, do E M Brown, do Mrs J F Morley, Chico James B Tully, Omega WH Brandon, do E W Maslin, San Francisco WH Raymond, do Mra, McCabe, do . . -T W true, do J M Tharman, do M F McLeod, Hunt’s Hill Samuel J Radcliff, New YorkA Walrath Sacramento E> REMEMBER wy [AM CLOSING OUT! NO ~ ~ many dollars by trading at Casper’s, PUBLIC AUCTION! notice. This powder never varies. A tmharvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos-K. CASPER, sae es In Proof of this Assertion, selling Out! At CASE s. RETIRE FROM BUSINESS In Nevada city on or before January ist, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before MEN'S, AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class HUMBUG . I WILL NOT REFUSE ANY REASONABLE BID. &= Now is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices. A dollar saved isa dollar earned, and you can save a great i , PUBLIC AUCTION! Will be held on the premises, Re EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further This sale will continue till the whole stock is disposed of. _ To any one desiring to purchase the entire . stock, a very liberal.discount will be made. Proprietor. ‘ : I LLIAM WOLF al, Social and mankind has fallen hy Hon. 8. Wells Williams, Prof. Isaac Hall, L. L. B. Ph. eminent scholars and noted travelers. You know religion, in some form, is interwoven in the entire fabric of human hists—

So the author begins with “The World’s t Worship,” when there was but one le who worshi tut God ey show See an ae GREW UP, became The work contains 7 phabetical index ; Pog Bl -_ E. Coh ““ERROR’S CHAINS.” COMPLETE HISTORY of the NationReligious Errors that of creation, down to the presKs. DOBBINS, assleted L. L. D., and D., who are their a festivals, etc. n to take the nations as picture of them as they are tadey, ta i day life of the household and Sg &® complete s illustratvings On steel, copper and ae procured by the authors in ae ne SCHOOL BOO Rerada and Yat ooeunea’s? ~~ . J . tor of Baptist Church, Woodland, Cal.; says : From eee this wrork, Tun as en -and hope that it will peat Reser no . all who desire to advance the cause oO derson, of Davisville, Yolo ptt Spe sf ro & most @ place in every Li A _. J. Sims, Pastor of bury, Mt a Palla © DIFFERENT nati cemeieres over the carth, GUAGE, CUSTO! ligion. They tell us of the feared sat tint. then Traditions of all these different naag vine = the great first facts of hislaced ore us, they tak 1, the Land of the § Nimx, tell us ite , and trace the are 5 Sot 96 eal of -“Japan:” nent ;” of “The ab the Islands of the ent nations, and their cities, famous phinx, sy. us its errors of mao the Chaldeans; of the ot “The Dark Contiborigines of America ;” Sea ; and of all the differee hy anexhesi. 1 Siac PRIPERYY FOR SAL g E i acre plant. F 2 i Z gs WALTER Resolved, That all property should] AmMen's Cough Syrup is notspat-} OPH RA SALOON bear its equal share of taxation. . ent medicine. No patent has been Pee ae EC ae Ee eee a Se seen. We Geeee Able 6° ae ce ce oe oa eee That all property, whether owned . asked for or obtained upon it. To AND gees by individnaleor corporations,should . protect the public from counterfeits be assessed atits actual cash value, . and imitations, the manufacturer has BOWLI N G ALL E Y 3 TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, PRICE LIST and be compelled to pay its just] had the label registered in WaghingUnder Nevada Theatre, an Oh 1 x . bevebitte oo ton, The Syrup is made from pure! ppoqy syREET, NEVADA CITY. () MoNno STREET. Both places haves er ee eet Resolved, Thet we commend our . and costly drugs, and cannot be sold ; Choice Let of Fruit Trees, : : I* THE PLACE TO BUY representatives in Congress for their . as cheap to the dealer asthe common. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. and there te geet copay of water on the r 2 ,. <4 f= 3 = ss efforts in behalf of restrictive Chi-. patent medicines that are simply 5 : BE SOLD CHEAP Fine Confectionery, nese legislation, thus redeeming the] made to sell, which explains why — WILL de Fees —_— = pledges of the party made for them, . dishonorable druggists or dealers try THE ABOVE SALOON Has. For Particulars <—s HOO! Flour per 100 Ibs... $2 50 Fruits and V etabl and renew our determination to] to sell you someti.ing else when askcee age see gga Be At the residence on Lost H WwW 2 25 ‘ eg es, 5 pis make such restriction effective, and . ed for Ammen’s Cough Syrup, Itis made lighter, and is now : heat eee ' : : dl — Deposits; Buy and se}; es in every way prevent the competi-. onthe market upon its own merits. ES pleamiay reser: . The. bast of Berska @ iad oa O88 Choice Cigars, Ete oa se Gold Dus and Bullion tion of Chinese with American la-. You cam buy a sample bottle for 15. WINES, riawois tage an sega ear J ae 1 Highest . for Stat and Conn, bor. We thank the Republican} cents upon which, at the wholesale = ON and after Monday Se ae DRAW CHEOKS oy ; Z = Jul the stages of : = New York National Convention for its emphatic . price, the manufacturer makes nothAnd CIGARS Ps. ee po Co. . Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 35 ~~ Sadramenta; declaration upon this subject; refer ing. Ask to seea large bottle, and Always kept at the Bar. * City, dan ore as foment yat . Mid dlings 100 Ibs... 1 50 Ais aes iis ae has Sam Francixes with pride to the attitude of James] .eaq the label 6:00 A. M. ; leave Gran~ i Exchange on all the Princip et s 5 iteville at 4 o’clock, Moore’s Flat at Bran 100 lb... ' G. Blaine in Congress when the subwm . The Coolest Beer in the City 0:04. M., North Bloombeld at 7:30 4. M. 100 Ibs 1 25 Make Collections and transact s Gen ‘ . ———— W H.GRAWEORD Agen. Mountain and Valle Frui Banking Business, ere, pe ee page agen he ~ ' BORN. Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. : : " . Crashed Sugar 9 Ibs 1 00 y ts, aw Yong eesrOND ETS have implicit faith that the RepubGive it a trial = hd ational Bank, i ‘ 1 to John . San FRANcIscoO—First N; lican party of the nation will protect > enema the a Seif wi ag MAP OF Granulated 91-2 1 00 IN Tiere azason, a Sacuananro™Nations ational Gold Bask us in all our interests as against] At Nevada City, July 27, 1884, to J. E. ; * 101-2 1 00 Fete bgt: Distt “tits ; Brown and wife, & daughter. A Splendid Bowling Alley and tatters of Over Onn of Ex oe RY . Javea Coffee 4 “100 of Great Britain and Europe” “" “2 < . . TET TT Rene) Seer weer 9m te Is i ection with the saloon. Don’t NEVADACKTY é& GRASS VALL “4s “ FRESH VEGETABLES —~ ———_. come to our State the people of all DIED. ste ieee the piace, under the Theatre. Costa Rica 6 1 00 Delinquent Sale Notice, countries which belong to our. divis-. Nearthe Providence Mine, Nevada City, . jy3-lm ; ‘ 8 “ 100 a otic ‘ th, 1884, Ji Spargo, aged 54 RECEIVED DAILY. ion of the human family, whose morvente, eaniire or Darwell Poeland” MINING D ISTRICTS, ( "thon of principal place of buslog al, physical and iotellectual qualifi-. The funeral will take place from the Con— nee 8 cans..1 00 Wanciaco, chitforna ppt iness, San cations entitle them to the rights apevnegy pecringing=y IN se ms? ; 1 ‘ow in preparation by , Eos ee 100 E. ROSENTHAL. NOTICE Paore, are delinquent wea. oe F stivan. . 0 clock P. M. en H following described stock, ed privileges of American citizen spectfully invited to attend. l}yers Cannon Bail W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, C.E., eee 1 00 sessment, (No. 15) levied on the ign a . — erent ° 2 Se! te RR ET . For Publi ‘ String Beats. ” Sas 1 00 w J BRIT ‘ ee the — shareholder ng , 5 5 5 No. No. _Avetion at Tracy’s Saturday as RED MIEN 8 Pee 10 2 2 LAND $ malt cen w ce. ft. ee ong i QUARTZ CRUSHER. . (4 11 prose nepnzsren is pop, 6 ~...100] — QOUNCIL CHAMBER, . . Basaeteteo” fos a 88 TS Se ; : arty in , co, 687 200 : enero g Jee iuy offleg, Morgen & ’ Block, Biesta Federi =S —o-— eix property is correc’ EN . “ rich, 168 . 50 , W. F. ENGLEBKIGHT. . SACRE 100 : 5 00 STANLY A. EDDY..... PROPRIETOR. ee ls S evada and Sierra _— for the . } —~ ae tar ae: Deviled Ham 4 “... 1 00 IN NEVADA CITY. ihe mea al . S. 2 : 2 w fone : Hy gare. eo re Sen want we-. Cermed Beef S “... 1 00 London Chs, 7 5050) 84. IY * ° sex ei ohn R, 239 50 5 00. i A i ad NUMEROUS Dyers’ ¢ Ball meee se ee ee ie ony ak the eee 1 00 Meister John R, 240° 506 0; 2M Wallig, city yers’ Cannonges ce, SN Bose ee “-----1 00/ Rverything New! The Whole. Memeieee i om Sowne oa ‘ath ; 1 iF ® ~ write ies —s H. Hauer _ Table Peaches 4 wseeeek OO bli ent Renovated ee — R, 301 60 5 bo + Wixom, Voss’ Mi E rtz Crusher nd Maine. : ohn R, 319 200 Najuow Marin, Truckee Rich and Elaborate Designs} e-= : Spe ghe aa “a Re Scie ie 38 M Lichiensten, San Francisco : . 1 cd 4c Fai lals Gem to Aliaine Com: : ee 2 00 Geo Hearst, do Furnished on short notice at the penies and Prospectors of the sizes and at TO ESCAPE _ Chocolate, 4 papers ... 1 00 ‘ : Magy Frank, : ire 60 H . James J Hughes, Shady Creek the prices named below. These mills vate . Washing Powder 12 papr’s1 00 The Best Liquors and Ci hs McCurrie Mamie F, 674 70 70 pos mggaeee eae ae DAILY TRANSCRIPT UFFICE . (no piece weighing over 200° pounds) are . The coming warm weather, visit SANTA : i Urals . sree, * oo iw ye N Netter, do A ARS cheap and will do the work of crushin CRUZ, Cal., the little City by the Tea, 5 Ib box.......1 25 DISPENSED TO PATRONS. Seregni-F, wim ee Chas: Northup, do quartz as well asany stamping battery an Sea, and stop at the . Seregni F, “a io. e Joke COariar, Gras Yaller —eer ge egg . Coal Oil, per Sgallon can, 1 60 ema a2 ie Jobn Leech, do parts can be renewed at small expense, The PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE . Candles 60 f 1 00 Sereeni ns rod z 7Wm Kitto, 55a .1 . CANNON-BALL CRUSHER is especially : . Candles oar ree eee Secrame , from the Co. Sereen F. an Miss © Sweet, ae Single Hundred, -with . sapted.t0 the uss ot compute of Reis ae es 175 ento Beer Vogelman Henry, 16 100 1000 A H Hanson, do : ¢ 5 oe prospectors operating in jn ecg leaesproin Street Candles per WOE ise iss lumbus Brewery, A eno mend 7 200 20 00 a Hesdle, do name, Ctc., pI 25. Bee care pamg.ghe-deor every ten minutes for the ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. . Y¥. Henry tow C Fettles, do ; ar S Butter per roll ...... 50 eees Senay. 434 100 = 10.0 Mrs F M Pridgeon & d, Kennebec Each additional H un FPrices: its 00 to $8.60 per day; $1000 to bp mergapeeee a cues. ae is =* M R Lawlor & w Anerican Hill dred, $1 oo. ae Pty ieipe chien Eggs per dozen..... 30c Sees ofthe Bom d of Directors, mais on aoe Theo Wetzel, Jr, & w, Derbec The following are the Numbers, capacity Tia , : CHARLES CLARKF fou ae on res of each pf adage ing Does no ree te a ca mae Syrup por gation.. 4B . .Qnet Ses trip in th sat . ine Baus eaten 4 “4 ns, 7 2 ft &4zAAynngeali Meetings. $j jsyrup per Paling, -------. above nam \. Bien Welatinen, Placer Feet da he aes Sasa sige te sige lzataneydrtoks i ell Chelstan igen. . Peaces cation aca W Walker, Gold Fiat 392 tons, 4500 Iba, without frame, $000. ERBEC-BLUE GRAVEL —MinING . Syrup-5 gallon keg,.. 300) 4 FINE RECEPTION RUOM, vith en-. the SIXTH day of AUGUST eee John H Ragan, Deer Creek 8, 24 tons, 8200 Ibs, without frame, $1200. Company.—Notice—The regular antrance on Pine Street. at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., of said day to See "Phe addilicaal cos ot wooden tease work oon moet " of veoebab ies —— tee Codfish per Ib,... .-.. 7 ‘ Call and see the fine style in which we are . pay said delinquent assessment thereon to. July, 27¢b to support taese machines will not exceed . tng office of the Company, 622 Montgomery ‘CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . Sesctsale, MVertising and expen. ye Gonlen, Sweotland POR ANY PRICE. vowed’ thank: Ceebelians dulce cae streak, wp stakes, San, Fenelon, Carictala, ©, BNCKMAN’S OLD STAND.) NEVADA '__ THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. ft Renae ae ation at Brunstetter's Planing Mills, Grass . OP TUESDAY, the oth day of August, 1864} Aug everything oii $22 Montgomery street, San Fran rl “fae Phage aes age Valley of electing a Board of Trustees to serve ; Jy “W-B Rising, Berkeley DR. R. M. HUNT; Address all orders or letters of enquiry to . Guring the ensuing yeat,and the transaction A Harding, Oakland oS of suc other business as tay conse belore else in propor N s E Prenens, Bloomfield Physician, : e meeting. Transfer wi ee at in Friday, August 1, 1884. e evada Drug Jno Gale, San Francisco _ “OFFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE; Cc. H. HANKINS, _ yy A TBEO. WETZAL, Secretary. tion. tore, PSoprygrland San F rapoisco Office—No. 522 Montgomery street, San and Pine Sts., Nevada Cit e rag, : ° “wr Ty yv CAL _. Francisco, Californian . v 1 mensions y D T Cole, Mountains _Hoase ss ‘D. VINTON Froprictor ‘0 A Large Sor of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all-kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding}Prescriptions Bya Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. J. E. CARR. ~ @ AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, wlube. . . T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. © Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . Keep constar tly on hand a large and complete ;tock of everythin g usually found Ficst Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., s Nevada City, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, “ES=. THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS AGENTS} FOR { London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companies. Than which there arenone better! E@ Prescriptions accurately and carefully. com pounded by a-careful:and-competent Druggist ETNA IRON WORKS, 17 and 219 Fromoat Street.. am Francie *. BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS,HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, Etc. C a Cee a UL ne ee Me, ee Gee . ee ae ee ee re a 2) a gua tS i cl: ao See ELSON HUN Wat, ase