July 31, 1884 (4 pages)

BROWN & CALKINS. ' THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1884, : Ad OURNALISTIC TILT. The Sacramento Record-Union and» theBee are having a lively tilt about the circulation of their respective journals, Each is pouring hot sho! atthe other, and the Record-Un jon has given the Bee some hard blows. It is hardly fair fur the Rec: ord-Union to hit its opponent sv heavily under the belt, but yet everybody believes what that pape: # ys about the Bee, and disbelieves everything the latter s’yson account of ite long-continued misrepresentation of the hydraulic miners, _ Sc far asthe circulation of the two papera in this section is concerned, the Record-Uuion has fifty to the Bee’s one, as it should be, Since the decease of the Bee’s venerable editor, and the withdrawal of General Sheehan as business manager, the Bee ir of smallcalibre. The brains and good business management of the Bee seem to be a thing of the past. The Record-Union iu one of its articles in reply to the Bee says: The ples set up by our vontemporary that the size of ite “‘eack’ does not enable it to make its wage: more generous in amount, while it il. comports with its boast of broad circulation and extended business, ievidently intended as an intimation it receives no assistance outside ol business earnings. This comes wit! astonishing effrontery from a pepe: concerning which it is demonstrabl that ite “stack,” asit chooses to tern: its revenue, has been fed from extra neous sources, and concerning whic! fact the Bee will be the last to chal Lnge publicity, o or demand at on. hands the provts of the agsertion. We desire to call particular attention to the last sentence, which i: justa little ambigaous. Will th: Record-Union be kind enough to b somewhat moreexplicit and inform the people from what ‘extraneous sources” the Bee obtained its revenue ? Will the Bee submit quietly to th: insinuation, and “BE 1HE LAST TU CHALLENGE POBLICITY, OR DEMAND AT our [the Record-Union’s] HANDS Tus PROOFS OF THE ASSERTION” ? This it as direct a charge as could possibly be made. We wonder why the Bee does not dare to demand the provf: of it, We feel positive the Bee never got $1,000,000 form the antidebris attorneys to wage the wa . against the hydraulic ~ miners, and to keep the feeling up in the anti-deoris ranks in order: that they would contribute more coin for litigation, We cannot belive such ar insinuation, aud we therefore demaud (as the Bee evidently does not dar« to) of the Record-Union the ‘‘proof: of the assertion” that our friend habeen fattened ‘‘from extraneour sources.” SO, ASI ERR RES RD Tue Examiner says: ‘‘Mr. Blain+ should be careful. A heated cam. paign may bring on another sun atroke,” Your man Cleveland is it no such danger. Nothing in hi head to strike. He reminds us 0! the English. cockney going throug! an ingane asylum, and coming to th: celebrated Baptist preacher, D. Robinson, said: ‘Well, sir, what brought you here?” -‘‘What wil never bring you here,” was the read) reply, ‘too much brain, sir.” —————————E———E— a POWDER . Absolutely Pure, This powder never varies, A marvel 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 phoshate powders, SoLp ONTY IN CANS. Yai, BAKING PUWDER Co., 106 Wall st. N.Y. POLITICAL NOTICES. 4M All political announcements must be paid for in advance. For Supervisor. 1UAS WHITING, ot Nevada City, hereby announced is & te for in, ice of Supervisor of this District. Subject the decision of the Republican County Convention. For District Attorney. ¥F. SIMONDS is hereby announced “aS @ caudidate for District Attorney, the decision of the Republican County elie cen Notice to the People or Nevada —. County. ee RICHARD: ON” ‘of Bloomfield BE gabject bicker soy er sposes to enter service of Sheriff of Nevac’'a county; the approbation of the euj rane n of the’ Republican, Con en wa, meet pric te next couing elecie. , SIDNE + ARICA. PAIR! wee. PAIR! THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION —OF THE— EL DORADO DISTRICT Agricultural Association, NO. 8, ag iy ter the counties of Nevada, Placer Ei Dorado, Amador, Alpine and Mono, will sin heid at GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CVUNTY, CAL., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Septemoer 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. OVER $5,000 Jo Premiums at the Park And Pavilion ! SPEED PROGRAMME AT WATT PARK ! First Day—Tuesday, September 2. Mo. 1. RUNNING. Three-quarters of 9 mile dash for 2-year-olus; free for all. Purse $150. §o 2. RUNNING. Half-mile and repeat, for District horses. Purse $250. No, 8. TROTTING, 2:65 class for District horses, Purse $200. Second Day— Wednesday, Sept. 3. No. 4. RUNNING. ‘Three-quarters of a mile and repeat, for District horses. Entranc+, $25; $10 forfeit; $100 a.ded, Yo. 5. RUNNING, Selling race, Valua. tion $1,000, with 2 pounds off for eacl $100 below, and 3 pounds added ‘for each ¥100 above—11-8 wiles dash, Purse $ 00 No.6. PACING, 2:20 class. Purse $500 Cfhird Day—Thursday, Sept. 4. No.7. RUNNING. One mile and repeat, free forall, $50 entrance; $15 forfeit: $250 added, ¥o, 6. PAVING, Mile heats, 2 in 8, for vi-trict horses, Purse $150. No 9 TROTTING. For Sombie teams, Mile heats, best 2 in 8. Purse $75. No. 10. "WALKING FOR. STALLIONS. One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added. Fourth Day—Friday,September 5. Noll. RUNNING. Half mile and repeat, 8-year-olds, Discrict horses, Entrance $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. No. 12, TROTTING. 2:45 class, Mile heats, 8in 6, Vistrict horses Purse $200. No. 18. RUN INING. Saddle horse race, for District horses who have never won money -catch bb aa mile ‘dash Entrance $5; $25 added, Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th. No, 14, RUNNING. Oneand a half mile dash, free for all, $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added, No, 16. TROTTING, all, Purse $600, No.16. RUNING. Mule Race—go as you please-frev ‘for ail. Entrance fee $260;'$25 added. Last mule out wins the money, 2:26 class, free for Conditions and Remarks. All Trotting and Pacing Reces, except vhen otherwise specified, best 3 in 5. Five t» enter and three to start. In Kunning races, to fill purses, five or more subseribers are vecessary. in all races, except when otherwise exoressly stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on purse, toaccompany nomirations. Purses divided at the rate o 60 per cent or first h rse, 380 per cent for second, and 0 per cent, te chird, National Association rules to govern Trotsing, and Pacitic Coast Blood Horse Associasion to govern Running races, ‘The hoard reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately, or to trot or un a special race between heats. No mon ay for a waik over. Horses entered for surses can ouly be drawn by consent of na Judges, Al: entries+to be made in writing, giving yame, sex, color and marks of horses; also 1ame and residence of owner, In Running races, full colors must be worn by rid rs, Drivers in Trotting Races we reyyested to wear caps of distinct colors, so be nam_d in their entries, as their horses vill be desiguated upon programmes by tvlors worn by arivers, Entries to all the above races to close with dhe Secretary on Friday, August 15th, 1884, Ail races in which Vistrict Horsés are e1ered, they must have been owned in the District prior to July 1st, 1884, except when specitied ‘free tor all,” MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of $50. . SHCOND DaY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for sundry prizes, CHIRvL Day. Game.of Baseball betwee the Clubs of the District, for a purse of $50, Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. a. FJURTH DAY, A Boys’ Tournament, for sundry) prizes, FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and awaid of ‘Premiums, Address all communications to GEUKGE FLLTCHER, Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. GEO. G. BLANCHARD, Presidents jy8otd Delinquent Sale Notice. XCKLSIOR WATtR AND MINING COMPANY. Location of principal placé of business an Fraucisco, California. Location of works, Yuba and Tank Vounties, California, Notice is hereby given that there are de linquent upon the following described stock, vp ace unt of assessment No. 6, levied on the Twenty-ninth day of January, 1884, che several amounts set opposite the names of the respective cic” gig as follows: 0, No Cert’f. Shr’s. Am’t, Arnstein B, 2185 100 $ 50 00 Arustein K, 8306 100 50 Arnstein BE, 3307 100, Barron Jv, 1696 100Barron J C, 1697 100 Baron J OC, 4167 100 Barron J CO, 4168 100 Karron J QO, 4169 100 Beaver Geo W, 8360 10 Benja nin Jno & Co, 1957 100 Benjamin Jno & Co, 1958 100 Benjamin Jno&Co, 8365 100 Betjamin Jno & Co, 83806 190 Benjamin Jno & Co, 8867 100 birdseye Catherire M, 2623 60 tirdseye Catherine M, 4176 10 Birdseye Clarence F, 4127 100 Biraseve Clarence F, 4178 60 Birdseye Henry K, 4177 6 50 Birdseye JC, 616 =100 Birdseye J ron 617 =: 100 Birdseye J Cc, : 618 100 Birdscye J 0, 619 100 Birdseye J C, l eb lace wesc 620. ll Birdseye J Cc, , 2592 19 o BirdsevedGyo ws BOS . Gy. “BO79 J CBird-eye,R J Bolles and F’k Kelsey, ‘Lrustees for JnoS sleight, 4097" 700 $50 Bird eye Lucien, 2757 #4100) «=60 Birdseye Lucien, 2158 100 =—-60 Birdseye Lucien, 2759 #4100) «660 Birdseye Lucien, 2760 100 =60 Birdyeye Lucien, 2761 100 60 Birdseye Lucien, 8012 -1000600 B.rdseye Lucien, 8013 1000 5600 Birdseye Lucien,» 8261 100 = 60 Birdseye Lucien, 8252: 100) sb Birdseye Lucien, 8258 100 50 Birdseye Lucien, 8264 100 50 birdseye Lucien, 8265 100 60 Budscye Lucien, 3256 100 60 Birdseye Lucien, 3257. = 100 50 Birdseye Lucien, 8268 100 60 B rd-eye Lucien, 8259 «#4100 8660 ye Lucien, * 3260 100 60 Black Joseph, 4060 100 50 Biss Mra EW, 102 ho. 2 Bogert Fred W, 8308-100 60 Bogert Fred , 5809 100-60 Bogert Fred_ ‘ 8310 50 + attain Plaisted James, DAILY TRANSCRIPT uFFICE Selling Out ! Office—No, $99 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. . Jy20-ta Selling Out! At CASPER sc. Having concluded to RETIRE FROM BUSINESS > In Nevada city on or before January rst, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of MEN'S; AND BOYS CLOTHING, Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class Clothing Store. kK REMEMBER wy TAM CLOSING OUT! NO HOMBOG . In Proof of this Assertion, 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. Pe dollar saved isa dollarearned, and you can Save a great many dollars by trading at Casper’s. PUBLIC AUCTION! oe PUBLIC AUCTION! Will be held on the premises, KS" EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further notice, — posed of, This sale will continue till the whole stock j is disTo any one desiring to purchase ‘the entire . stock, a very. liberal Alaccunit will, be sae #, i a TK. CASPER, Pronetar, Selling Out ee a ‘Selling Out!. . tion. WILLIAM WOLF. Attention Democrats ! LL CITIZENS of Nevada Townshi; who favor the principles of the DEM. ) OGRATIC PARTY are requested to meet on Monday Evening, Aug. 4, AT THE CITY HALL, At EIGHT eee be take cogs sae asmav bed suc CEs8 OF THE PARTY. IN THE COMING CAMPAIGN, and especially to consider the propriecy of forming one or more Democratic. Campaign Clubs “IN THIS. CITY, . As ourSTANDARD BEARER, GROVER CLEVELAND, isa young man, and as the voung men should do the hard work of the paign, therefore the young 5 aa crats are er reqrested to be oi hand. MANY DEMOCRATS, PROPERTY FOR SALE. of JOHN MC ATepep x on Goli Fla at the Sneath & Clay mine, i . Offered for saleat a yery low figure. ‘che house contains 6 rooms in pooiprnb yoak There is an orchard o peared ing fruit trees, one acre ac bed papuer and -. — in grain. Th ee Persons wh want te buy oald call and and see the’ Fsiecg Running water all the year around. jy4-Im JOHN McAVAIN. OPERA SALOON —AND— BOWLING ALLEY, Under Nevada Theatre, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. THE ABOVE SALOON nee Teno’ { made lighter, and is nee ad Pleasant resort. The best of WINES, LIQUORS And CIGARS _ Always kept at ba Bar, or The Coolest Beer in the City Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. Giveita ave A Splendid ae Alley Is in forget the mn SES AND LOTS FOR SALE !( 's . CITIZENS Bogert Fred W, $311 100 50 Plaisted J; 40Tl 100 60 : . U 6 ROSENTHAL Ci § B Bogert ar ¥, jlo bre Plaisted James, 40712 100 60 nov SALE ! ANK, Reiliy Gertrude, 8046 loo 50” one ; . pro. : BollesJH, ' «4119-—« "85-97 60 Reilly Gertrude, B04 —loo——Be PREV ED AD STREET. .-REVADA crry 4 Bolles & J, 340 5 2 50. Reilly Gestrude, 3048 100 = = 0 . . —— ar a I j f V0. 0 t : 4 + amet . e eS lee «fe eS PRICE LIS Paid up Capital, $30,009 10 , Reil.y Gertrude, 050 00 : : les K J, 3835 100 60 CE T ’ ’ Bolle 3, us ‘st 1 go Reyer Henry, 198 50 25 . TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Commercial Street ro, les K J, 4 : ‘ sam ay 3 38 9 00. Ketan is, ois “oo 3 . ) Hono sinh “Bash acer ve’ sol OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, olies R J, Bolles RJ, am "8 $50 lagen eR BR la poeninryongeg ke ita a den Piace Yo oe Bolles J R, 4179 = 100" 60 sewull A R, 8234 loo 50 . and there is good ly of water on the L . Varpenter A Taylor, 1361 25-12 60} Sewall A R. 3285 100 60 premises The property Campbell W W Tru-tee, 342 150 75 . sewall AK’. sinh dob Be bad Fine Confectionery Vampbell W W ‘Trusee, 343 129. 64 50] sewall A R 3238 “loo 60 LD HEAP i i ; r) Or. R. M. Bont Joun T. M Campbell W W ‘Trustee, . aoa Shure C A, 64 800 Ibo alec = re ; ¢ : oe Gro. M. Hvauns. Guo, A. Qoorm. amp 345 Sistares Sons G K, 2572 oo ) ‘or particulars enquire o ILKS SEARLS. L. Housman ene ae ae ee ge SistaresSons@K, 2674 Joo MRS. W: HOOPER, Flour per 100 Ibs..$2 50 Fruits and Vegetables, E.M. Panstox, P , : stares Sous G 2576 00 i) ill. —_— Campbell WW Trustee, 343 10050 . Sleight JuoS, == 4157-— loo. 0 ee Wheat * Sek le <a Receive Deposits, Buy and sey Uampbell W W ‘Trustee, 349 100 20 Sleight Jay 8, 4158 Too Bo i me a Ex acon v a om nm = Blige Jno 8, 4 16 loo 50 . Corn “ . 225 Choice Cigar 8, Ete 4a Purchase Sou Dus. and Bullion vi ie bites 4 5 ow EL, 412 00 = bo aes ‘ t Price Paid for 8 Colby J Albert, 8105 50 25 . SnowHS, te iss ~Sgo”~—«. ureka Stage and Express Line : 190 Pe, far Highes jor Stat and Coun D.ckinson E K, 4074 = 100 5o snow Michael, 8362 20. 10 i "ON and after’ Monday Barley aheeee DRAW GHECKS oy Dickinson KE, 4v76 loo bo Snow Michael,* 4124 100 6o eee duly Gtk, the tase ot to eee Qe ne New York, oe oe rid Le rd Snow dent : 4 3 os thie’ Searels Express Co. . Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1:35 Sacramento, Jickiusy , onow Michael 00 Oo fan Fra; Viekinson ~ 4078 loo 50 Soren Geo Wales 356 60% will are 5 as follows: " : neiseo Dally Joe de M, 1460 {, 100. 50 be ipebon alés, ~ ‘en hed iteville at 40 'olock, A. M., Moore's Fiat at Bran 100 ibs.. 1 25 at Collections and transact a Gen, “aroam Ahoe M, «1586. 100-50 . Stove Gnas’ Francis, 118 60-25 . 65004. M., North Bloomfield at 7: oy Mountain and Valley Fruits, . sins Business. es Farnain Alice M, 2269, 50 Sione Chas omen 417 25 12 50 Crashed Sugar 9 lbs 100 ‘ — CORRESPONDENTA— ‘ _ ‘Tile: te ; Co, 00 z Nationa) “arnam Alice M, Boh 100 50s . Van Gliet K, = 400. »«s1c0. Bo MAP OF Granulated“ 91-2 1 00 IN THEIR SEASON. SaczaMusro—National Gold joa _ Farnam Chas H, 2077 «=1l0oo_— be Van Nort Geo M, 1896 loo 60 10 1-2 ‘ 100 O Mills &Co. fee mis limes i be i ' yuistmcctee so ne Gs a . ‘an Nort Geo M, 1s93 loo 60 ‘ av! le in an Farnam Chas H, $201 10050 . Van NervGeoM, «1800. 100 60 . NEWADACITY & GRASS VALLEY . Java Coffee 4 “ 100 } of Great Britain and Europe. oo arnam Chas H, $202 100 60. . Van Nort Geo M, 1900 loo 50 FRESH VEGETABLES Fountal. HN, pe ee Bare As Ward Jus W,_ 357 1899 699 60 Costa Rica ‘' 6 “ 100 N ¢ N ( R are Wm & Sons 655 60 26 5 evada ounty ei ea) Grace, 4llo50 25 . Sah ee lee oar dB MINING DISTRICTS, Beans 28 ‘* 100 RECEIVED DAILY. GRR, ~~. rowed 1B, Lars ae 4 White Juo 5. B 3314 loo 50 , R 100 , ‘ iausson 2009 60 =. toes Cans.He aoe, . Mote aa ie ee mociscaere ial ‘ B. ROSENTHAL. f , nd in accordance with law, and an order wg How James, 1049 = 50-25 . of the Board of Directors, made on the 29th Green Com 7 wsese+l 0O How James, 2782 loo 50 day of Jan’y, 1884, so many shares of each W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Cc. E., Pp 7 r 1 00 How James, 2738 «loo = 650 parcel of such stock as may be necessary will Green Peas kid Bes Hollingswerth Geo, 1200 25 ~—12 60 be gold at public auction, at the office of the a een LB = ane bed Company, Kooms § and 9, No. 216 Sangome For Publication. String Beans. 7 + ovesk OO . os wins i iaee Street;)5an Francisco, on ESDAY, the LEA ARRIYV: dutehinson L B, 8269 loo. 50 . NINESbENTH day of AUGUST, 1584, at the Oysters SO act28 £0 W. J. BRITLAND’S : — Matehinecn e “17631 So bn pee denmars Seiya day, to pay — A LL PERSONS INTERESTED in propa bi . elinquent assessmen ereon, ther Hutchinson L B, 4156 50 26 with spoeks ot advertisirg pl EB a of arty in thie vicinity, axe abe tag Lobsters _ aE 1 00 COUNCIL CHAMBER. radi att City Jackson F W, 1797 loo 650 sale, W. J. SLEWART, Secreta Chil do ay Office, Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Jones Philip R, 3133 loo 60 Oifice, Rooms 8 aud 9 No, 218 Sa some . Nevada City, to inspect said map, and see if . Sardines 6 € eccesd 00 ; : one: Phi.ip R, 8184 10050 . Street, dan Francisco ,California, —jyB1__ . elt property is correctly represented. ccabRE “08 AND APTERKendall Jno ®, 2886 50 26 jy8 NGLEBKIG HT. Jelly 5 ae 1 00 dcendall Jno 0 > ; , E Cones WEATEST. AND MOST pri 64 h IKS 2751 loo 60 ‘imball RJ, 181 loo bo Ordinance No. 8. aweek. $5 outfit ree, Pay absolute: . Deviled Ham 4 --1 00 Dror RESORT FOR GENTLE. Wednesday, April 1 ’ 1884, och F W, 682 loo 50 HE BOARD OP SUPEUVISORS Citas sure ae risk. ‘1 Capital . <3 od f ; IN WHEVADA CITY, Ww, 1116 loo 5o 8 of NeReader, you want busiBee esecee iicomela? Albert 1037 lo 5 ‘ bem ere bg as re ger nat which persons of bape ro Corned 8 1 00 AS FOLLOWS is H, 27 1 6 nan rt the firs! onday after the . young oro can make great pay e _— (eect irancisH = 28-—«doo.—«sBo._. first day of January, 1886, the County Clerk . time they work, with abolute certainty, . Salmon 8 -++e1 00 E : LEAVING FOR OOLFay. Leggett Francis H, 29 50: 25 of Nevada County shall be ex-othcio County . write for rtivulars to H. Hatuerr & Co. ‘ verything New! The Whole ‘A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Legyett Francis H, 2973 100 bo Auditor of said County, and shall perform . Portland Maine. azz . Table Peaches 4 -e+eeel 00 6. 45 senger arriving in San Fieatane Legxett Francis H) 2974 loo 650 the duties thereof. And the County TreasEstablishment Renovated 5.40 P. M., and 6.40 P. M at veygett Francis H, 2975 bo. 26 urer of Nevada County shall be ex-otticio Coffee, 3 lb cans .. tease Oe Leggett Francis H, 4161 loo 50 Tax Collector, and shall perform the duties : Throughout. 9 1 5 P. M. DAILY. Leggett Francis H, 4152 oo 50 pertaining to said ottice, and the said ottices TO ESCAPE \ Chocolate, 4 1 00 ccntiplinene hy Leggett Francis H, 4153 100 60 pe saben abi _ Siete and the oftives 4 , & papers .. : ARRIVING FROM GOLFAx it H, 4154 lo 6 of Treasurerand Tax Culiector are hereb : 3 eee eters H, 4155 loo 60 _. consolidated by sirtue of the provisions ot . The coming warm weather, vjsit SANTA . Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 The Best Liquors and Cigars FL et: Leggett Theodore, 80 loo 50 this Diino, aed the Clerk and Treasurer Cnu. ‘heat oy utele Cit y the T 5 lb 1 25 tt ‘Theod $1, loo bo ert r elected shali qualify separately for and stop e e DOM.22.-. tee Z meert Theo iors, 82 bo 25 the Fray cand hold _ : ok and shail re” : en a ee 6.55 gly od heatoas een & tt Theodore, 2972 60 26 ceive the salaries pertaining thereto, provi; jan Francisco at 8,00 Leneett Theodore, 007 100 69 _. ded that inaddition to she cnleny provided by ; ACIFIC OC AN HOUSE ! . Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 : Legyetr Theodore, 8008 100 60 law the Tax Collector shall receive the fees Candles 60 fo: 1 00 SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Dail Lott MdeS, 2083 60 25 allowed for collecting all licenses levied and andles Es veces ese esiee Sac ento Beer, f. commencing Monday, April 14th, 1884, mel Manning J B 2237 190 bo eyed —— of bar aca fii eine The largest and best appointed Hotel in the Candl 175 ram » trom the Coee eee 4 er notice, between Mason Jno W, 625 00 = 50 ‘urther @ provisions of this Or. cit; First-class in all respects. et ndles per box... Grass ley and Nevada City, Mason Jno W, 626 loo 50 dinanes eaespiete meer roth deca dare, care fe pase the door every ten minutes ior tee wel ae lumbus Brewery, vase 2a , leaving ag M Jno W, 627 loo bo rdinance ado) this 26th day of Jul a ie Mason Jno W, er to bo . ee the following members voting & Mee Beg ee £6 08 hse clans Ew Butter per roll ... 60] ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. ley, 9.15 A. M.: Nevada City, 10 Masten & Co, J Ed’d 9327 100 60 . L. Day, K. Casper, R. Huckins, F. M. Pria. $15 00 a week. E ~Geam Psa 4.30 P. M.; Nevada City, Masten & Co, J Ed’d 2891 loo 50 geon and J. Perrin, fuly12te E, J, SWIFT, Proprietor. ggzs per dozen... 30c — 5.15 P. M. 1 Ma hews Wilber P, 2871 “loo 60 : H. L. DAY, Chai:man. , Tickets, Good on these special trains only Moore W Trustee,’ 352-9045 . AMtent: . G. BEATTY, Clerk pe aa “. Pie Fruit, 6 cans,..1 00 CHARLES CLARKF, 2% cents, " Children between 5 and’ 11 year rthcote bdita, igo =o » a jy31-7¢ By W. B. Harris, Deputy. Annual Mee of age, 15 ee Northcote Edith, 41 2 ° One of N F. KIDDER, Nunns Jno W, 2 ) E GRAVEL MINING : mixcs fancy drinks in all the teoe . les. Nunns Jno W, 1334 2% 12 60 9 bison ~Notice—The regular anSyru 5 gallon keg,---3 00 A y a ia fi ae Hl A RED MIEN S 0 meat ng ne in the §Derbec v sat ‘ ld . Pi Bolpiig log "ale a RUOM, vith enDR. RB. M. HUNT, Urmsbee A J, 1 0 ue Gravel Mining Company will be held at . VOGMS. 2: a hieees Siege Call Urmsbee A J, 83 G2 bo the office of the Company, 435 Montgomery acs ted op tee the fine style io which wo are Physician, Ormsbee / 261 0 . , reet, up stairs, San francisco, California, y ’ yi Ormsbee A J, 8206 So 25 on TULSDAY, the 5th day of August, 1844, C, {BUCKMAN OLD STAND.) NEVADA OFFIOE'AT <INTON'S DRUG STORE, Ormsbee A.J Trustee, 2300 5 2 5o at the hour of 8 o'clock P.M., for the purAnd M4 Gre NEVADA CITY Plaisted James, 4063 50 bo pose of electing a Board of Trustees to serve eve rf Plaisted James, 4064 loo bo * . during the ensuing year,and the transaction agnosie 1 Pi 4065 is Ie ved such a yo ooteen as may come before e i —_——————— laisted James, 4066 00 50 ' m e meeting. Transfer books will be closed . ” els mn opo: r N I ru Furnished on short notice at the Pluisted James 4068 loo bo on Friday, August 1, 1884. pr Plaisted James, hand loo 5o aay) HEO. ‘WETZIL, Secretary. evada & Store, 070 loo 50 and Pine Sts., Nevada City WALTER D. VINTON Prop: iletor BG tenn A Large Stock of Patent. Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Iirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given fo Compounding) Prescriptions Bya Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. AGENT FOR THS BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon4on, wloby ren J .&E. CARR. . T. H, CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Preprietors of \THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sis., : Nevada City, Keep consté tly on hand a large and complete ‘eine of corsihin usually found Ficst Olass’' Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS) FOR London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companis Than which there arenoiie better’ Ee Prescriptions. accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ee RETNA IRON WORKS, 217 and alg Fremont "strat wey oe Francis.” BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF ae MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, _CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, ' HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, Set albert AND CONCENTRATING rmoeegsanm *% ae mae ae SS ee ee a a ae ee ee ee ee

BROWN & CALKINS. ' THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1884, : Ad OURNALISTIC TILT. The Sacramento Record-Union and» theBee are having a lively tilt about the circulation of their respective journals, Each is pouring hot sho! atthe other, and the Record-Un jon has given the Bee some hard blows. It is hardly fair fur the Rec: ord-Union to hit its opponent sv heavily under the belt, but yet everybody believes what that pape: # ys about the Bee, and disbelieves everything the latter s’yson account of ite long-continued misrepresentation of the hydraulic miners, _ Sc far asthe circulation of the two papera in this section is concerned, the Record-Uuion has fifty to the Bee’s one, as it should be, Since the decease of the Bee’s venerable editor, and the withdrawal of General Sheehan as business manager, the Bee ir of smallcalibre. The brains and good business management of the Bee seem to be a thing of the past. The Record-Union iu one of its articles in reply to the Bee says: The ples set up by our vontemporary that the size of ite “‘eack’ does not enable it to make its wage: more generous in amount, while it il. comports with its boast of broad circulation and extended business, ievidently intended as an intimation it receives no assistance outside ol business earnings. This comes wit! astonishing effrontery from a pepe: concerning which it is demonstrabl that ite “stack,” asit chooses to tern: its revenue, has been fed from extra neous sources, and concerning whic! fact the Bee will be the last to chal Lnge publicity, o or demand at on. hands the provts of the agsertion. We desire to call particular attention to the last sentence, which i: justa little ambigaous. Will th: Record-Union be kind enough to b somewhat moreexplicit and inform the people from what ‘extraneous sources” the Bee obtained its revenue ? Will the Bee submit quietly to th: insinuation, and “BE 1HE LAST TU CHALLENGE POBLICITY, OR DEMAND AT our [the Record-Union’s] HANDS Tus PROOFS OF THE ASSERTION” ? This it as direct a charge as could possibly be made. We wonder why the Bee does not dare to demand the provf: of it, We feel positive the Bee never got $1,000,000 form the antidebris attorneys to wage the wa . against the hydraulic ~ miners, and to keep the feeling up in the anti-deoris ranks in order: that they would contribute more coin for litigation, We cannot belive such ar insinuation, aud we therefore demaud (as the Bee evidently does not dar« to) of the Record-Union the ‘‘proof: of the assertion” that our friend habeen fattened ‘‘from extraneour sources.” SO, ASI ERR RES RD Tue Examiner says: ‘‘Mr. Blain+ should be careful. A heated cam. paign may bring on another sun atroke,” Your man Cleveland is it no such danger. Nothing in hi head to strike. He reminds us 0! the English. cockney going throug! an ingane asylum, and coming to th: celebrated Baptist preacher, D. Robinson, said: ‘Well, sir, what brought you here?” -‘‘What wil never bring you here,” was the read) reply, ‘too much brain, sir.” —————————E———E— a POWDER . Absolutely Pure, This powder never varies, A marvel 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 phoshate powders, SoLp ONTY IN CANS. Yai, BAKING PUWDER Co., 106 Wall st. N.Y. POLITICAL NOTICES. 4M All political announcements must be paid for in advance. For Supervisor. 1UAS WHITING, ot Nevada City, hereby announced is & te for in, ice of Supervisor of this District. Subject the decision of the Republican County Convention. For District Attorney. ¥F. SIMONDS is hereby announced “aS @ caudidate for District Attorney, the decision of the Republican County elie cen Notice to the People or Nevada —. County. ee RICHARD: ON” ‘of Bloomfield BE gabject bicker soy er sposes to enter service of Sheriff of Nevac’'a county; the approbation of the euj rane n of the’ Republican, Con en wa, meet pric te next couing elecie. , SIDNE + ARICA. PAIR! wee. PAIR! THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION —OF THE— EL DORADO DISTRICT Agricultural Association, NO. 8, ag iy ter the counties of Nevada, Placer Ei Dorado, Amador, Alpine and Mono, will sin heid at GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CVUNTY, CAL., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Septemoer 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. OVER $5,000 Jo Premiums at the Park And Pavilion ! SPEED PROGRAMME AT WATT PARK ! First Day—Tuesday, September 2. Mo. 1. RUNNING. Three-quarters of 9 mile dash for 2-year-olus; free for all. Purse $150. §o 2. RUNNING. Half-mile and repeat, for District horses. Purse $250. No, 8. TROTTING, 2:65 class for District horses, Purse $200. Second Day— Wednesday, Sept. 3. No. 4. RUNNING. ‘Three-quarters of a mile and repeat, for District horses. Entranc+, $25; $10 forfeit; $100 a.ded, Yo. 5. RUNNING, Selling race, Valua. tion $1,000, with 2 pounds off for eacl $100 below, and 3 pounds added ‘for each ¥100 above—11-8 wiles dash, Purse $ 00 No.6. PACING, 2:20 class. Purse $500 Cfhird Day—Thursday, Sept. 4. No.7. RUNNING. One mile and repeat, free forall, $50 entrance; $15 forfeit: $250 added, ¥o, 6. PAVING, Mile heats, 2 in 8, for vi-trict horses, Purse $150. No 9 TROTTING. For Sombie teams, Mile heats, best 2 in 8. Purse $75. No. 10. "WALKING FOR. STALLIONS. One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added. Fourth Day—Friday,September 5. Noll. RUNNING. Half mile and repeat, 8-year-olds, Discrict horses, Entrance $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. No. 12, TROTTING. 2:45 class, Mile heats, 8in 6, Vistrict horses Purse $200. No. 18. RUN INING. Saddle horse race, for District horses who have never won money -catch bb aa mile ‘dash Entrance $5; $25 added, Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th. No, 14, RUNNING. Oneand a half mile dash, free for all, $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added, No, 16. TROTTING, all, Purse $600, No.16. RUNING. Mule Race—go as you please-frev ‘for ail. Entrance fee $260;'$25 added. Last mule out wins the money, 2:26 class, free for Conditions and Remarks. All Trotting and Pacing Reces, except vhen otherwise specified, best 3 in 5. Five t» enter and three to start. In Kunning races, to fill purses, five or more subseribers are vecessary. in all races, except when otherwise exoressly stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on purse, toaccompany nomirations. Purses divided at the rate o 60 per cent or first h rse, 380 per cent for second, and 0 per cent, te chird, National Association rules to govern Trotsing, and Pacitic Coast Blood Horse Associasion to govern Running races, ‘The hoard reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately, or to trot or un a special race between heats. No mon ay for a waik over. Horses entered for surses can ouly be drawn by consent of na Judges, Al: entries+to be made in writing, giving yame, sex, color and marks of horses; also 1ame and residence of owner, In Running races, full colors must be worn by rid rs, Drivers in Trotting Races we reyyested to wear caps of distinct colors, so be nam_d in their entries, as their horses vill be desiguated upon programmes by tvlors worn by arivers, Entries to all the above races to close with dhe Secretary on Friday, August 15th, 1884, Ail races in which Vistrict Horsés are e1ered, they must have been owned in the District prior to July 1st, 1884, except when specitied ‘free tor all,” MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of $50. . SHCOND DaY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for sundry prizes, CHIRvL Day. Game.of Baseball betwee the Clubs of the District, for a purse of $50, Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. a. FJURTH DAY, A Boys’ Tournament, for sundry) prizes, FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and awaid of ‘Premiums, Address all communications to GEUKGE FLLTCHER, Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. GEO. G. BLANCHARD, Presidents jy8otd Delinquent Sale Notice. XCKLSIOR WATtR AND MINING COMPANY. Location of principal placé of business an Fraucisco, California. Location of works, Yuba and Tank Vounties, California, Notice is hereby given that there are de linquent upon the following described stock, vp ace unt of assessment No. 6, levied on the Twenty-ninth day of January, 1884, che several amounts set opposite the names of the respective cic” gig as follows: 0, No Cert’f. Shr’s. Am’t, Arnstein B, 2185 100 $ 50 00 Arustein K, 8306 100 50 Arnstein BE, 3307 100, Barron Jv, 1696 100Barron J C, 1697 100 Baron J OC, 4167 100 Barron J CO, 4168 100 Karron J QO, 4169 100 Beaver Geo W, 8360 10 Benja nin Jno & Co, 1957 100 Benjamin Jno & Co, 1958 100 Benjamin Jno&Co, 8365 100 Betjamin Jno & Co, 83806 190 Benjamin Jno & Co, 8867 100 birdseye Catherire M, 2623 60 tirdseye Catherine M, 4176 10 Birdseye Clarence F, 4127 100 Biraseve Clarence F, 4178 60 Birdseye Henry K, 4177 6 50 Birdseye JC, 616 =100 Birdseye J ron 617 =: 100 Birdseye J Cc, : 618 100 Birdscye J 0, 619 100 Birdseye J C, l eb lace wesc 620. ll Birdseye J Cc, , 2592 19 o BirdsevedGyo ws BOS . Gy. “BO79 J CBird-eye,R J Bolles and F’k Kelsey, ‘Lrustees for JnoS sleight, 4097" 700 $50 Bird eye Lucien, 2757 #4100) «=60 Birdseye Lucien, 2158 100 =—-60 Birdseye Lucien, 2759 #4100) «660 Birdseye Lucien, 2760 100 =60 Birdyeye Lucien, 2761 100 60 Birdseye Lucien, 8012 -1000600

B.rdseye Lucien, 8013 1000 5600 Birdseye Lucien,» 8261 100 = 60 Birdseye Lucien, 8252: 100) sb Birdseye Lucien, 8258 100 50 Birdseye Lucien, 8264 100 50 birdseye Lucien, 8265 100 60 Budscye Lucien, 3256 100 60 Birdseye Lucien, 3257. = 100 50 Birdseye Lucien, 8268 100 60 B rd-eye Lucien, 8259 «#4100 8660 ye Lucien, * 3260 100 60 Black Joseph, 4060 100 50 Biss Mra EW, 102 ho. 2 Bogert Fred W, 8308-100 60 Bogert Fred , 5809 100-60 Bogert Fred_ ‘ 8310 50 + attain Plaisted James, DAILY TRANSCRIPT uFFICE Selling Out ! Office—No, $99 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. . Jy20-ta Selling Out! At CASPER sc. Having concluded to RETIRE FROM BUSINESS > In Nevada city on or before January rst, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of MEN'S; AND BOYS CLOTHING, Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class Clothing Store. kK REMEMBER wy TAM CLOSING OUT! NO HOMBOG . In Proof of this Assertion, 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. Pe dollar saved isa dollarearned, and you can Save a great many dollars by trading at Casper’s. PUBLIC AUCTION! oe PUBLIC AUCTION! Will be held on the premises, KS" EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further notice, — posed of, This sale will continue till the whole stock j is disTo any one desiring to purchase ‘the entire . stock, a very. liberal Alaccunit will, be sae #, i a TK. CASPER, Pronetar, Selling Out ee a ‘Selling Out!. . tion. WILLIAM WOLF. Attention Democrats ! LL CITIZENS of Nevada Townshi; who favor the principles of the DEM. ) OGRATIC PARTY are requested to meet on Monday Evening, Aug. 4, AT THE CITY HALL, At EIGHT eee be take cogs sae asmav bed suc CEs8 OF THE PARTY. IN THE COMING CAMPAIGN, and especially to consider the propriecy of forming one or more Democratic. Campaign Clubs “IN THIS. CITY, . As ourSTANDARD BEARER, GROVER CLEVELAND, isa young man, and as the voung men should do the hard work of the paign, therefore the young 5 aa crats are er reqrested to be oi hand. MANY DEMOCRATS, PROPERTY FOR SALE. of JOHN MC ATepep x on Goli Fla at the Sneath & Clay mine, i . Offered for saleat a yery low figure. ‘che house contains 6 rooms in pooiprnb yoak There is an orchard o peared ing fruit trees, one acre ac bed papuer and -. — in grain. Th ee Persons wh want te buy oald call and and see the’ Fsiecg Running water all the year around. jy4-Im JOHN McAVAIN. OPERA SALOON —AND— BOWLING ALLEY, Under Nevada Theatre, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. THE ABOVE SALOON nee Teno’ { made lighter, and is nee ad Pleasant resort. The best of WINES, LIQUORS And CIGARS _ Always kept at ba Bar, or The Coolest Beer in the City Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. Giveita ave A Splendid ae Alley Is in forget the mn SES AND LOTS FOR SALE !( 's . CITIZENS Bogert Fred W, $311 100 50 Plaisted J; 40Tl 100 60 : . U 6 ROSENTHAL Ci § B Bogert ar ¥, jlo bre Plaisted James, 40712 100 60 nov SALE ! ANK, Reiliy Gertrude, 8046 loo 50” one ; . pro. : BollesJH, ' «4119-—« "85-97 60 Reilly Gertrude, B04 —loo——Be PREV ED AD STREET.. ..-REVADA crry 4 Bolles & J, 340 5 2 50. Reilly Gestrude, 3048 100 = = 0 . . —— ar a I j f V0. 0 t : 4 + amet . e eS lee «fe eS PRICE LIS Paid up Capital, $30,009 10 , Reil.y Gertrude, 050 00 : : les K J, 3835 100 60 CE T ’ ’ Bolle 3, us ‘st 1 go Reyer Henry, 198 50 25 . TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Commercial Street ro, les K J, 4 : ‘ sam ay 3 38 9 00. Ketan is, ois “oo 3 . ) Hono sinh “Bash acer ve’ sol OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, olies R J, Bolles RJ, am "8 $50 lagen eR BR la poeninryongeg ke ita a den Piace Yo oe Bolles J R, 4179 = 100" 60 sewull A R, 8234 loo 50 . and there is good ly of water on the L . Varpenter A Taylor, 1361 25-12 60} Sewall A R. 3285 100 60 premises The property Campbell W W Tru-tee, 342 150 75 . sewall AK’. sinh dob Be bad Fine Confectionery Vampbell W W ‘Trusee, 343 129. 64 50] sewall A R 3238 “loo 60 LD HEAP i i ; r) Or. R. M. Bont Joun T. M Campbell W W ‘Trustee, . aoa Shure C A, 64 800 Ibo alec = re ; ¢ : oe Gro. M. Hvauns. Guo, A. Qoorm. amp 345 Sistares Sons G K, 2572 oo ) ‘or particulars enquire o ILKS SEARLS. L. Housman ene ae ae ee ge SistaresSons@K, 2674 Joo MRS. W: HOOPER, Flour per 100 Ibs...$2 50 Fruits and Vegetables, E.M. Panstox, P , : stares Sous G 2576 00 i) ill. —_— Campbell WW Trustee, 343 10050 . Sleight JuoS, == 4157-— loo. 0 ee Wheat * Sek le <a Receive Deposits, Buy and sey Uampbell W W ‘Trustee, 349 100 20 Sleight Jay 8, 4158 Too Bo i me a Ex acon v a om nm = Blige Jno 8, 4 16 loo 50 . Corn “ . 225 Choice Cigar 8, Ete 4a Purchase Sou Dus. and Bullion vi ie bites 4 5 ow EL, 412 00 = bo aes ‘ t Price Paid for 8 Colby J Albert, 8105 50 25 . SnowHS, te iss ~Sgo”~—«. ureka Stage and Express Line : 190 Pe, far Highes jor Stat and Coun D.ckinson E K, 4074 = 100 5o snow Michael, 8362 20. 10 i "ON and after’ Monday Barley aheeee DRAW GHECKS oy Dickinson KE, 4v76 loo bo Snow Michael,* 4124 100 6o eee duly Gtk, the tase ot to eee Qe ne New York, oe oe rid Le rd Snow dent : 4 3 os thie’ Searels Express Co. . Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1:35 Sacramento, Jickiusy , onow Michael 00 Oo fan Fra; Viekinson ~ 4078 loo 50 Soren Geo Wales 356 60% will are 5 as follows: " : neiseo Dally Joe de M, 1460 {, 100. 50 be ipebon alés, ~ ‘en hed iteville at 40 'olock, A. M., Moore's Fiat at Bran 100 ibs... 1 25 at Collections and transact a Gen, “aroam Ahoe M, «1586. 100-50 . Stove Gnas’ Francis, 118 60-25 . 65004. M., North Bloomfield at 7: oy Mountain and Valley Fruits, . sins Business. es Farnain Alice M, 2269, 50 Sione Chas omen 417 25 12 50 Crashed Sugar 9 lbs 100 ‘ — CORRESPONDENTA— ‘ _ ‘Tile: te ; Co, 00 z Nationa) “arnam Alice M, Boh 100 50s . Van Gliet K, = 400. »«s1c0. Bo MAP OF Granulated“ 91-2 1 00 IN THEIR SEASON. SaczaMusro—National Gold joa _ Farnam Chas H, 2077 «=1l0oo_— be Van Nort Geo M, 1896 loo 60 10 1-2 ‘ 100 O Mills &Co. fee mis limes i be i ' yuistmcctee so ne Gs a . ‘an Nort Geo M, 1s93 loo 60 ‘ av! le in an Farnam Chas H, $201 10050 . Van NervGeoM, «1800. 100 60 . NEWADACITY & GRASS VALLEY . Java Coffee 4 “ 100 } of Great Britain and Europe. oo arnam Chas H, $202 100 60. . Van Nort Geo M, 1900 loo 50 FRESH VEGETABLES Fountal. HN, pe ee Bare As Ward Jus W,_ 357 1899 699 60 Costa Rica ‘' 6 “ 100 N ¢ N ( R are Wm & Sons 655 60 26 5 evada ounty ei ea) Grace, 4llo50 25 . Sah ee lee oar dB MINING DISTRICTS, Beans 28 ‘* 100 RECEIVED DAILY. GRR, ~~. rowed 1B, Lars ae 4 White Juo 5. B 3314 loo 50 , R 100 , ‘ iausson 2009 60 =. toes Cans..He aoe, . Mote aa ie ee mociscaere ial ‘ B. ROSENTHAL. f , nd in accordance with law, and an order wg How James, 1049 = 50-25 . of the Board of Directors, made on the 29th Green Com 7 wsese+l 0O How James, 2782 loo 50 day of Jan’y, 1884, so many shares of each W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Cc. E., Pp 7 r 1 00 How James, 2738 «loo = 650 parcel of such stock as may be necessary will Green Peas kid Bes Hollingswerth Geo, 1200 25 ~—12 60 be gold at public auction, at the office of the a een LB = ane bed Company, Kooms § and 9, No. 216 Sangome For Publication. String Beans. 7 + ovesk OO . os wins i iaee Street;)5an Francisco, on ESDAY, the LEA ARRIYV: dutehinson L B, 8269 loo. 50 . NINESbENTH day of AUGUST, 1584, at the Oysters SO act28 £0 W. J. BRITLAND’S : — Matehinecn e “17631 So bn pee denmars Seiya day, to pay — A LL PERSONS INTERESTED in propa bi . elinquent assessmen ereon, ther Hutchinson L B, 4156 50 26 with spoeks ot advertisirg pl EB a of arty in thie vicinity, axe abe tag Lobsters _ aE 1 00 COUNCIL CHAMBER. radi att City Jackson F W, 1797 loo 650 sale, W. J. SLEWART, Secreta Chil do ay Office, Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Jones Philip R, 3133 loo 60 Oifice, Rooms 8 aud 9 No, 218 Sa some . Nevada City, to inspect said map, and see if . Sardines 6 € eccesd 00 ; : one: Phi.ip R, 8184 10050 . Street, dan Francisco ,California, —jyB1__ . elt property is correctly represented. ccabRE “08 AND APTERKendall Jno ®, 2886 50 26 jy8 NGLEBKIG HT. Jelly 5 ae 1 00 dcendall Jno 0 > ; , E Cones WEATEST. AND MOST pri 64 h IKS 2751 loo 60 ‘imball RJ, 181 loo bo Ordinance No. 8. aweek. $5 outfit ree, Pay absolute: . Deviled Ham 4 --1 00 Dror RESORT FOR GENTLE. Wednesday, April 1 ’ 1884, och F W, 682 loo 50 HE BOARD OP SUPEUVISORS Citas sure ae risk. ‘1 Capital . <3 od f ; IN WHEVADA CITY, Ww, 1116 loo 5o 8 of NeReader, you want busiBee esecee iicomela? Albert 1037 lo 5 ‘ bem ere bg as re ger nat which persons of bape ro Corned 8 1 00 AS FOLLOWS is H, 27 1 6 nan rt the firs! onday after the . young oro can make great pay e _— (eect irancisH = 28-—«doo.—«sBo._. first day of January, 1886, the County Clerk . time they work, with abolute certainty, . Salmon 8 -++e1 00 E : LEAVING FOR OOLFay. Leggett Francis H, 29 50: 25 of Nevada County shall be ex-othcio County . write for rtivulars to H. Hatuerr & Co. ‘ verything New! The Whole ‘A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Legyett Francis H, 2973 100 bo Auditor of said County, and shall perform . Portland Maine. azz . Table Peaches 4 -e+eeel 00 6. 45 senger arriving in San Fieatane Legxett Francis H) 2974 loo 650 the duties thereof. And the County TreasEstablishment Renovated 5.40 P. M., and 6.40 P. M at veygett Francis H, 2975 bo. 26 urer of Nevada County shall be ex-otticio Coffee, 3 lb cans ... tease Oe Leggett Francis H, 4161 loo 50 Tax Collector, and shall perform the duties : Throughout. 9 1 5 P. M. DAILY. Leggett Francis H, 4152 oo 50 pertaining to said ottice, and the said ottices TO ESCAPE \ Chocolate, 4 1 00 ccntiplinene hy Leggett Francis H, 4153 100 60 pe saben abi _ Siete and the oftives 4 , & papers ... : ARRIVING FROM GOLFAx it H, 4154 lo 6 of Treasurerand Tax Culiector are hereb : 3 eee eters H, 4155 loo 60 _. consolidated by sirtue of the provisions ot . The coming warm weather, vjsit SANTA . Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 The Best Liquors and Cigars FL et: Leggett Theodore, 80 loo 50 this Diino, aed the Clerk and Treasurer Cnu. ‘heat oy utele Cit y the T 5 lb 1 25 tt ‘Theod $1, loo bo ert r elected shali qualify separately for and stop e e DOM.22.-. tee Z meert Theo iors, 82 bo 25 the Fray cand hold _ : ok and shail re” : en a ee 6.55 gly od heatoas een & tt Theodore, 2972 60 26 ceive the salaries pertaining thereto, provi; jan Francisco at 8,00 Leneett Theodore, 007 100 69 _. ded that inaddition to she cnleny provided by ; ACIFIC OC AN HOUSE ! . Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 : Legyetr Theodore, 8008 100 60 law the Tax Collector shall receive the fees Candles 60 fo: 1 00 SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Dail Lott MdeS, 2083 60 25 allowed for collecting all licenses levied and andles Es veces ese esiee Sac ento Beer, f. commencing Monday, April 14th, 1884, mel Manning J B 2237 190 bo eyed —— of bar aca fii eine The largest and best appointed Hotel in the Candl 175 ram » trom the Coee eee 4 er notice, between Mason Jno W, 625 00 = 50 ‘urther @ provisions of this Or. cit; First-class in all respects. et ndles per box...... Grass ley and Nevada City, Mason Jno W, 626 loo 50 dinanes eaespiete meer roth deca dare, care fe pase the door every ten minutes ior tee wel ae lumbus Brewery, vase 2a , leaving ag M Jno W, 627 loo bo rdinance ado) this 26th day of Jul a ie Mason Jno W, er to bo . ee the following members voting & Mee Beg ee £6 08 hse clans Ew Butter per roll ...... 60] ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. ley, 9.15 A. M.: Nevada City, 10 Masten & Co, J Ed’d 9327 100 60 . L. Day, K. Casper, R. Huckins, F. M. Pria. $15 00 a week. E ~Geam Psa 4.30 P. M.; Nevada City, Masten & Co, J Ed’d 2891 loo 50 geon and J. Perrin, fuly12te E, J, SWIFT, Proprietor. ggzs per dozen..... 30c — 5.15 P. M. 1 Ma hews Wilber P, 2871 “loo 60 : H. L. DAY, Chai:man. , Tickets, Good on these special trains only Moore W Trustee,’ 352-9045 . AMtent: . G. BEATTY, Clerk pe aa “. Pie Fruit, 6 cans,....1 00 CHARLES CLARKF, 2% cents, " Children between 5 and’ 11 year rthcote bdita, igo =o » a jy31-7¢ By W. B. Harris, Deputy. Annual Mee of age, 15 ee Northcote Edith, 41 2 ° One of N F. KIDDER, Nunns Jno W, 2 ) E GRAVEL MINING : mixcs fancy drinks in all the teoe . les. Nunns Jno W, 1334 2% 12 60 9 bison ~Notice—The regular anSyru 5 gallon keg,---3 00 A y a ia fi ae Hl A RED MIEN S 0 meat ng ne in the §Derbec v sat ‘ ld . Pi Bolpiig log "ale a RUOM, vith enDR. RB. M. HUNT, Urmsbee A J, 1 0 ue Gravel Mining Company will be held at . VOGMS. 2: a hieees Siege Call Urmsbee A J, 83 G2 bo the office of the Company, 435 Montgomery acs ted op tee the fine style io which wo are Physician, Ormsbee / 261 0 . , reet, up stairs, San francisco, California, y ’ yi Ormsbee A J, 8206 So 25 on TULSDAY, the 5th day of August, 1844, C, {BUCKMAN OLD STAND.) NEVADA OFFIOE'AT <INTON'S DRUG STORE, Ormsbee A.J Trustee, 2300 5 2 5o at the hour of 8 o'clock P.M., for the purAnd M4 Gre NEVADA CITY Plaisted James, 4063 50 bo pose of electing a Board of Trustees to serve eve rf Plaisted James, 4064 loo bo * . during the ensuing year,and the transaction agnosie 1 Pi 4065 is Ie ved such a yo ooteen as may come before e i —_——————— laisted James, 4066 00 50 ' m e meeting. Transfer books will be closed . ” els mn opo: r N I ru Furnished on short notice at the Pluisted James 4068 loo bo on Friday, August 1, 1884. pr Plaisted James, hand loo 5o aay) HEO. ‘WETZIL, Secretary. evada & Store, 070 loo 50 and Pine Sts., Nevada City WALTER D. VINTON Prop: iletor BG tenn A Large Stock of Patent. Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Iirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given fo Compounding) Prescriptions Bya Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. AGENT FOR THS BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon4on, wloby ren J .&E. CARR. . T. H, CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Preprietors of \THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sis., : Nevada City, Keep consté tly on hand a large and complete ‘eine of corsihin usually found Ficst Olass’' Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS) FOR London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companis Than which there arenoiie better’ Ee Prescriptions. accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ee RETNA IRON WORKS, 217 and alg Fremont "strat wey oe Francis.” BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF ae MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, _CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, ' HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, Set albert AND CONCENTRATING rmoeegsanm *% ae mae ae SS ee ee a a ae ee ee ee ee