May 4, 1886 (4 pages)

any pat"ISN ATIWV 4O4 ills and olesome leboard. . cork the od. \gt. ndise. sweetest ne emnenemercomrm > IN Sporting t e vehicle in They giv testimonia, 0, 1882. ry stable for 1 agree that oast, I won IN BAY, 11, 1883. y light they ma to be, IGS, JR. re: they have quiring hard price charged OFT will nerd :DIA ADY. volumes. lia, selves in the office. 1S PUBLISHED Dailv: Mondays Excepted. Mrs, CHaRLes Miiuee, sister of Mrs. A. Gault, who has been vigsiting at this city, left yesterday for San Jose. She will remain awhile at the latter place, then return to her home in Walla Walla, W. T. Het daughter Lizzie is to be married next Fall. . N. T. Wrient, who has for 25 years past been a member of the Board of Trade of Chicago, in which city he is engaged in the . commission business, arrived here last week on a visit to relatives. He isa brother to Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord. ; Hon. A. A. SanGenr arrived Sunday evening from’ San Francisco, and was engaged yesterday in a case before the Superior Mrs. Toxorny Gives yesterday bought from Joseph Bennett the building on Broad street occupied by J. I, Caldwell as a law office. Miss Mary Morrexz, of Penn Valley, is visiting friends at this city and finding much enjoyment in attending the Institute. Ture was the usual, number of drunken men reeling around the streets yesterday, allon account of its. beingelection day. ° Mansitat ‘HorBroox arrested George Davey yesterday afternoon for being drunk and disorderly. . Miss Main Horst has_returned from a visit-to friends in Sacramento and Auburn. osMiss Carrie Cannon, of Yuba City, is visiting friends at this city and Grass Valley. Joun T, Moraan returned Sunday evening from San Francisco. ee) Friday Night’s Party.The members of Hydraulic Parlor, N. S. G. W., are making {their arrangements for next Friday evening’s ball on a scale that insures its being second: in no respect to any other party ever given here. Hunt’s Hall will. be beautifully decorated, Goyne’s orchestra will furnish new and jpopular music, and the gentlemen of the floor committee will see to it that all who care to dance have plenty of opportunity to do ‘so. Hydraulic Shaving Parlor. . A explained that he had called the Ps THE INSTITUTE. The Teachers in Session—Yesterday’s Opening Exercises—Today’s Program. : At 1:30 Superintendent Tiffany Miss Rose Alexander favored the Institute with an instrumental solo. Miss Sadie O’Donnell .was_.appointed temporary secretary, and proceeded to call the roll, which exposed the absence of many teachers. M, B. B. Potter, C. L. Brown and Mrs. M. V. Leech were nominated for Vice President. The rules were suspended by resolution, a vote by ballot ordered, and Mr. Potter duly elected. Miss Sadie O’Donnell was unanimously elected Secretary. Prof. E. K. Hill, R.-G. Fitsgerald, Miss Mattie Bradley, Mrs. M. were appointed a committee on resolutions. Miss Maggie McNichols, Miss Hannah Skehan and F. T. Nilon were appointed a committee of arrangements. ~— Superintendent Tiffany said he was notable to proceed with the address for which he was placed upon the program, but would tr time before the session ended. He Institute later this year than usual because he could not secure lecturers to come earlier, and beccause he hoped to have pleasant weather now. He was glad to see some teachers present whose schools have already closed for! theseason. He regarded it is an evidence of interest in the work that he hoped would lead to good results. He declared it to be his opinion that the teachers of the county were giving good satisfaction, He said a new district, Maybert has been organized in the county, and another, Little York has collapsed. . He spoke feelingly of the death of Miss Nellie Osborne of-this—city, and of Prof. Norton of San Jose. Miss Fannie West concluded a class exercise, which began with singing by about [twenty little boys and girls. Miss West then made a few well chosen remarks upon teaching reading, and illustrated her method of teaching beginners. The class showed that they had been well drilled in words they use, correctly indicating the sounds of the letters by diacritic marks. exercise illustrating his method of teaching mensuration. Y. Leech and George Hothersall e. to perform that duty at some other . . x spelling by sound and writing the Geo. A. Brock followed with an The Godair Family eauounndie another column of . to-day’s Transcript that people getting a shave, hair-cut or shampoo at: their establishment hereafter will be entitled to a-“shine’” free of additional charge. They are firstclass tonsorial artists. The bathing establishment under the same management is {the only institution of the kind in the city, and being well conducted is liberally patronized. ——— oe ~~ Trouble at Birchville. os John Fogarty is charged with assaulting Geo. B. Newell, a storekeeper at Birchville, on Saturday evening during a quarrel about a bill “owing tof Newell by Fogarty. One account states that the latter shot at Newell, inflicting a trifling scalp wound, while another account states that Fogarty sttuck him over the head with a pistol. . : No Chinese Need Apply. 7 The Deadwood Mining Company have leased a tract. of tailings . on Deer creek, below their mill, to Greeley, Weisenburger & Co. for $200. ‘Some Chinamen offered $300 in coin for the tailings, but the Deadwood folks did not want to have dealings with the beathen TODAY’S PROGRAMME. 9 a.m.—Roll call, reading minutes. by Cora L, Clark. 10: 20—Composition, by W. C Gray. Discussion. Recess. Turner. ; Th: 10—Class exercise. P. Stone. : Intermission. 1:15 p. m.—Roll call. solo, Miss Carrie Naffzigerby Prof. I. G. Hoit. ter. Recess. 2:40—Vocal duet, Smith. F. Stewart. cution, Prof. E. K. Hill. To be followed by discussion. music and 9:20—Numbers, class exercise, 11:00—Piano solo, by Albert 11: 35—Government lands. M. Piano 1:25— Address, ‘“‘ The graces and the follies in a teacher’s life,’ 2:10—Beokkeeping and commercial arithmetic, M. B. B, PotMrs: Geo. Smith and Miss McCord of San o}Fyancisco. Vocalsolo, Miss Maud 2:50—Longitude and time, B. 3: 20—Higher reading and eloIn the evening beginning at half-past seven there will be musical and elocutionary exercises and at any price. e a social reunion at the Theatre. Buy Your Carpets Now. Carpets bought from L. M. Sukeforth sewed and laid free of charge. Call and see the stock. Ladtes THE CITY ELECTION. ———— A Warm Contest for the Various cers—The Result. The annual city election which took place yesterday was vigorousdates and their friends putting in a good-sized amount of good solid work. No bitter animosities were developed, but there ‘was an intensity of feeling between some of the aspirants that. made things quite interesting. At12 o’clock noon 218 votes had been cast,and when the polls were closed at sundown 644 had been recorded. The counting of the votes’ was concluded at 10:15 o’clock,the following being the result: FOR ASSESSOR. Dan. F. Getchell...--+841 W. B. Hocking. ..-.++296 FOR TRUSTEES. W. G. Richards..-.+.-343 1 9 ee” 011 eer ae eet 248 EE PSO las cea 243 E. O. Tompkins..----+-218 TFs TROMG. oh ose oeteils Haas 194 K.Casper..-+Mia cick ter 187 Henry Heather.. -Peres J: Cx: Rich.. Panieowt ie oba eee 107 Wm, Barton...0.00098 OP PHB AR. en) geese ose 52 THE ELECTED. The following are the candidates who are elected : Trustees—H:C. Mills, W. G. Richards and B. Locklin (all reelected.) Marshal—Wm. Eddy. Treasurer—Geo. A. Gray. Assessor—Dan. F. Getchell. ——— Hoist by His Own Petard. , Editor Mason, of the Sierra Valley Leader, is just now engaged in taking some of the medicine he has for some time been engaged in administering to others in liberal doses. He is the head of the’ Anti-Chinese Association in~his section, represented it in the Sacramento-convention, and voted with the majority for putting on the severest kind of a boycott. Now comes chapter number two. The Truckee Association held a meeting the other evening and ordered the Secretary to send to Mr. Mason a letter reading as follows: TruckEE, Cal., April 28, 1886. H. A. Mason, Esq.—Sierraville —I am directed by the citizens of Truckee, in mass meeting assembled, to notify you thatif you do not cease boarding at a hotel where Chinese help is employed, when other hotels exist that do not employ Chinese, Truckee will place a boycott on you and your paper,: Very Respectfully, Wo. O'NEILL, Sect’y T. A.C. N.P. A. —_—_———_—> + Judgment. by Default. —— & The miners of California are very unfortunate in not being represented in Congress this year. Last Friday the House of Representatives in considering the River and Harbor bill, passed the second section, which makes it unlawful » o dump, discharge or wash, or caused ‘to be dumped, discharged or washed, from mines or mineral land, tailings, bowlders, gravel, clay, earth or debris, into any navdeposit such debris where it will waters. a _so" Set at Liberty. is drawn, which will not be this session. —EEE yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling rc alled the meeting EER By : presiding : apm orig a iepens Hy contested) the various —candi-. — he People va,—_H. D. Brown. Defendant having appealed to the Saperlor Court Supreme Court, the execution of ARBIVALS AT THE HOTELS. —— ‘ NEVADA CITY. The following business was ae transacted in the Superior Court UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros..PRopRIEToRE. May 1. M. Dram, San Francisco,_JoeF. Moyer, do Max Sachse, i aa H. Gundlefinger, do J. E. Bernard, do ‘The Trackee LaundryThe Republican of Saturday says: “Arrangements have been made by the laundry association, whereby, if not sold as narrated in the last issue, it will still continue in-the even-tenor ef its way and . make money as it has done from . ’ The Largest Assortment BUY YOUR MILLINERY Where you can find judgment was suspended pending} } J LeBreton, do the onset. Thelaundry in TrucTo select from. the determination of said appeal,. Jno. Ternan, do kee has, so far as the work re‘ and the defendant was admitted) H. E. Brock, do eeived.is concerned, heen a suc° to bail in the sum of $500. Dr. G. K. Taylor, Cincinnati, cess, and perhaps the new arii T ar Jno. B. Bobo, ) ‘ é owle Bros. & Co. vs. Celia] ‘Walter H. Tarr, do rangements of help will place the ; Con. Mines Limited. Motion to] E. Shott, ‘ stockholders in a more amiable We have just received Direct do O. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, W.H. Wiseman, do Sam Peck, do 8. D. Storey, do Jno. Jenkins, do Dana Perkins, Rocklin, F. McDonald, Truckee, E, Charonnat, mine K. Thomas, Bloomfield, Wm. Hammel, Towd Talk, D. Deadman, Rough & Ready, H. Handy, do L. Voss, mill, Miss E. Voss, Voss’ mill, position. It is the finest equipped laundry in the State, and will con= tinue to do in the future as in the past, first-class work at reasonable prices. All customers will be waited on regularly, and work delivered as promptly as ever. The offer to sell still remains good, as those having control are, by press of other business, not able to give it the attention it requires.” amend complaint granted. Geo. Staacks entered as defendant. W.S. Coyan et al. vs. Celia Con. Mines Limited. James Duncan and Geo. Staacks entered as defendants. A. W. Clendennin vs. Celia Consolidated Mines Limited. Same order. The People vs. A. Salvador. Pronouncing of judgment-continFrom San Francisco and New York More than (000 HATS and ued till Wednesday. ae a ea a eT oe — vB. uae Ww. < ea Giles, Sacamento, . ‘Tum Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BONNETS .Co, Hearing of demurrerset) J. w. Harrison, Willow Valley, Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both my: Se tor May 17. Wm. Landrigan, do LL. Garthe vs. J. W. Hart et al. C. Tegler, Railroad, self and wife owe our lives to Shi@ oh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr Hearing of motion for new trial May 2. set for May 8. I ; st San ae, aris tisha mae ae ¢ * -S. yers, ce) 3 i mPains vs. Nichols. Court. Trial T. Bell y a0 For Dyspepsia and Liver Com Of the latest styles, and more than ay 19. Capt. Harris & w, Grass Valley, plaint, you have a printed guaranT, Lee vs. T. LeDuc. Court.) LL. Funke, Borest City tee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Trial May 18. o E Colby, Dateh Flat, Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. H. Wolters vs. G. V. and 8. J. 7, We eet = -. Carr Bros., Agents. Tunpike Co. Court. Trial May} ne eee 4 é oF Tita : 20. C. Curnow, Omega, Swakrr’s photogaphs are second rs McKay & Co. vs. Matteson. S. Hawkins, Grass Valley, to no artist in the State. Go and Court. Trial May 21. Wm. Horgan, do see specimens at his galleryon. NEW RIBBONS P. Hennessy vs. 8. Benoit. NATIONAL HOTEL. Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s bd . Court. Trial May 22. @; A. Bovt;. co ssceees Propitretor . Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf H. Hoskins vs. R. Dunsmuir et May.1 al NEW TRIMMINGS, al. Jury demanded by defendants. H. Roberts vs. R. Dunsmuir et. al. Jury demanded by defendants. , Towle Bros. vs. M. H. O’Brien etal. Demurrers filed to amended complaint. H. B. Nichols vs. M. Thomas et John Lawrence, City, Thos. B. McCaw, City, Wm. McCaw, City, John Touard, City, F. H. McAllister, City, N.C. Miller, French Corral, Miss M. E. Miller, do Miss 8. Williams, do Miss E. Ogden, You Bet,—-— Jas. Briggs, San Juan, Miss M. McNichols, San Juan, NEW ORNAMENTS,When Baby was sick, we gave her,Castoria, When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'tng to Castoria When she had children she’gave them Castoria In endless variety. We invite the ladies to call and be convinced that we have the finest assortment and sell at lowest al. “Demurrer to complaint ar-}. an ee or a Tent, \ ss : . D. Camp io v gued andsulimitted. Seg anc ere rates. We employ only an John Johns vs. Chas. Mitchell. Decree of foreclosure and order of sale granted. Attorney fees fixed at $125. 3 W. H. Wiseman,do J. E. Mellow, Sierra City, C. 8. Deacon, Grass Valley, C. Caillot, do A. G. Hoffman, Sheridan, GODAIR FAMILY EFFICIENT MILLINER. igable waters or rivers, etc., or to be liable to be washed into such Bajer, one of the men arrested for robbing the sluices of the Nivens mine, was released from the county jail yesterday on his own recognizance, the Court finding that it would not be practicable to ive him a trial until another iy one ‘» ‘Thos. Dowling vs. Wah Yuen et ‘al. Ordered that the case be transferred to the United States. Circuit Court, 9th District, of California. . —_——_—oo Broad Street Victorious. —— The two nines of base ballists representing Broad and Commercial streets came together at Cashin’s field Sunday afternoon and the Commercialists got badly scooped. It was perhaps the worst game of ball ever played in the county by full grown men. They hada good umpire (Wm. Hutchinson) and the fairness of his decisions was about the only thing in the contest deserving of favorable mention: It is suspected-by some that the Commercial street club was ‘‘throwing off” in order to get the Broad streeters to play again and ‘stake 4 substantial consideration on the result, but this is probably a mistake. Following are the gentlemen who comprise the two clubs: Broad Street—Vaughn, Eagan, Colley, Schmidt, McGibbons, Ashburn, Thurston, Richards, Williams. Commercial street — Seeley, Thomas, Carr, Rosenthal, Sharp,, Smith, Shurtleff, Jackson, Nihell. ceed “FIACKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Wuy will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. Ladies. If you get your fine kid’ shoes made to order at V. Lubke’s Commercial street store, you will. be troubled with no more corns. The only place in the county where the, genuine French kid, handE. B. McPhetridge, Prof. E. Wallenberg, Bloom, J. Guscetti, Ranch. Sunday, May 2. J. Ostrom, Bloomfield, Theo. Wetzel, Derbec, 8. Galavotti, do J. P. Conoway, City,C. H. Hanson, City, Dr. H. §. Sanders, New, York John McDonald, io, Miss McDonald, do W. Bayless, Forest City, Thos. Marriott, Pike City, W.T. Luther, Downieville, Miss M. O’Donnell, City, Jas. Grimes, City, Chas. Grimes, City, R. Hughes, Oak Tree Ranch, J. Callaghan, Grass Valley, Thos. Peard, City, P. Jacobi, City, §" Saladiorai, City, D. Casci, City. —_———ee ee Drawing . & na —_—_—= PROF. ERTZ, cessful: Teacher, with lor one of the most prominent Universities San Francisceand Grass Valley, is read take ofders for Portraits. Firatwork and very low prices. ments, Lettering, Etc. . Rass ence, on Boulder () A. D. Gassoway & w, Cel. Hill, ©. J. Schnaittacker, San Fran, H. W. Beecher, !r., Brooklyn, , {Polished Free of Charge. Painting. TRUE ARTIST AND AN OLD, SUCA a diploma by Germany, and the highest references from He also wishes a few scholars to learn drawing painting. Portraits. Landscapes, OrnaPlease te him @ call at his Studios id streot. Hydraulic Shaving Parlor, PATRONS’ BOOTS — in the city is connected with this shop. my4-1m . Clothing Cleaned Altered And GODAIR FAMILY, injury to the garments. ES CHARGES REASONABLE tol cGriwe Ie a Call. CASPER COHN. me Masonio Block, Commercial Street, Salisaacbsimreion Meters MILLINERY ! Broad St., opp. National Hotel, The enly Bathing Betablishment fe Hot Baths...--++-25 cents Cold Baths.)..---50 cents Repaired y i THE VERY BEST manner and_ without} Mechanic’s Store NEVADA CITY, CAL Nevada City. Shave. oo oscoee eres 25-conta}__. Hair-cut (latest styles). .25 cents Shampoo...e.--++ 25 cents ! Ee NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOGODS.«a being placed on the mark-t, and claimed to be as good as the “Our Taste.” The OUR TASTE HAMS arefalways fresh, bright, juicy, and ARTWHEELS REDUCED TO 25 CENTS. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, ’ Near Union Hotel; Main St., Nevada City. Fac simile of the eelebrated “Our Taste” Ham, taken from selected hogs, trimme and cured ressly for fancy trade, Always fresh, beight and delicious. Fao simile of the ofdiuar) Huu, now —_— tender as a chicken. A slice for!breakfast is indeed deliciousHall, Luhrs & Co, Proprietors, Sacramento. As asuperb hair dressing and turned shoes are made. ap24-1m Who use SOZODONT have. only to open their lips to prove its excellence. ‘Their white, gleaming, renovator Ayer’s Hair Vigor is universally. commended. It eradieates scurf and dandruff, cures all eruption and. itchings of the Cee ee mania Arg you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skinz Sean __positive cure for Catarrli,Diptheria enemas * Gmuton’s Catarrh Remedy—a and Canker Mouth. agents. . ——_~_o——— A wast Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh' Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Beautury your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white Carr Bros., clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. : tf o Our Taste. tf Mr. J. H.Quatman,. Who has for many years enjoybest garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad off. will tell the story. market. sale at Brand Bros. es much impaired. By the use — spotless teeth, and fragrant breath There is more demand for this wholesome and unexceptionable preparation than for any other dentrifice in the ee a Pagrtiss desiring to makea good investment should buy the fine fine Kranach & Bach Piano left for ti ——_—For fifteen years [ was annoyed with severe pain in my head and discharges into my throat from Catarrh. My sense of smell was Ely’s Cream Balm 1 have overcome these troubles.—J. B. Case, St. Denis Hotel, Broadway, New CaTARRE Cunep, heaith and gray. Room Foc Rent. suitable for an office or sleepin price. Enquire at this office. House and Carpet Cleaning. of Tam’s. Mz. & Mas. BRINKMANN. — Auction House. tt scalp, . promotes the renewed growth of. the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning Aroomin the Transcript Block, room, is offered for rent at a low Persons in want of good help for house and carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their orders at Hurst’s Bakery, or at the residence on Boulder street above ——— MarTrresses made over and re-{ a oes turned the same -day. ‘Standard Dees Digestion, ick cure. Carr Bros,, agents. {. ONIVERSAL VEGETABLE “PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Derility, Bs = diseases arising from a Bi C. A. Bagrett. ‘ \ Nasal Injector free. aes Bros. agt. Shiloh’s Vitalizer is @ positive Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained Mandrake, . Dandelion. pe. Black fous state ot the Stomach, or an inactive or IN T Prices For the Speedy and Permanent of the most ess cases of Dy: Chills and Fever, Headache, Gensweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s ~~~ ny has been. or. Diseased Li Catarrh Remedy. «Price 50 cents. 2 ee ier, Ken or-. PREDINGTON & 0O., 8. F., 5Wholessle . for gold. : Afror vale by all Drggiste. . oly * LADIES HATS AN LIVER REGULATOR. Fashionable Shapes Tatest Styles By a New York Milliner, who has had more than Twenty Years’ Experience. to Defy Competition! ——AT THE—— “I MECHANICS’ STORE. MASONIC BUILDING, C . NHVADA UNQUESTIONABLY THE CHOICEST STOCK UNDOUBTEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES. SAND BONNETS HE MOST OMMERCIAL ST., iS Rverything pertaining to Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Goods and Millinery Store. Everything OPENING OF MILL MMENCING MONDAY, MARCH I5. i. bbhons, Etc. WOOLEN GOODS of all kinds. © Crochets, Sacks for Children, Sun Bonnets. Children’s Stockings a specialty. gee Everything usually kept ina first-class Dry at Bed-Rock Prices ! &@&. The books are now closed, and all persons kno ing themselves indebted to the firm are respecifully invited to call and settle. THIS IS THE LAST MONTH FOR BARGAIN Ss, so call and take advantage of it. Residence for sale, furnished or unfurnished. MRS, J. B. LUDBY, — CASPER COHN, Proprietor. . . Conimercial St, opposite Transcript Block. 4 z 1

any pat"ISN ATIWV 4O4 ills and olesome leboard. . cork the od. \gt. ndise. sweetest ne emnenemercomrm > IN Sporting t e vehicle in They giv testimonia, 0, 1882. ry stable for 1 agree that oast, I won IN BAY, 11, 1883. y light they ma to be, IGS, JR. re: they have quiring hard price charged OFT will nerd :DIA ADY. volumes. lia, selves in the office. 1S PUBLISHED Dailv: Mondays Excepted. Mrs, CHaRLes Miiuee, sister of Mrs. A. Gault, who has been vigsiting at this city, left yesterday for San Jose. She will remain awhile at the latter place, then return to her home in Walla Walla, W. T. Het daughter Lizzie is to be married next Fall. . N. T. Wrient, who has for 25 years past been a member of the Board of Trade of Chicago, in which city he is engaged in the . commission business, arrived here last week on a visit to relatives. He isa brother to Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord. ; Hon. A. A. SanGenr arrived Sunday evening from’ San Francisco, and was engaged yesterday in a case before the Superior Mrs. Toxorny Gives yesterday bought from Joseph Bennett the building on Broad street occupied by J. I, Caldwell as a law office. Miss Mary Morrexz, of Penn Valley, is visiting friends at this city and finding much enjoyment in attending the Institute. Ture was the usual, number of drunken men reeling around the streets yesterday, allon account of its. beingelection day. ° Mansitat ‘HorBroox arrested George Davey yesterday afternoon for being drunk and disorderly. . Miss Main Horst has_returned from a visit-to friends in Sacramento and Auburn. osMiss Carrie Cannon, of Yuba City, is visiting friends at this city and Grass Valley. Joun T, Moraan returned Sunday evening from San Francisco. ee) Friday Night’s Party.The members of Hydraulic Parlor, N. S. G. W., are making {their arrangements for next Friday evening’s ball on a scale that insures its being second: in no respect to any other party ever given here. Hunt’s Hall will. be beautifully decorated, Goyne’s orchestra will furnish new and jpopular music, and the gentlemen of the floor committee will see to it that all who care to dance have plenty of opportunity to do ‘so. Hydraulic Shaving Parlor. . A explained that he had called the Ps THE INSTITUTE. The Teachers in Session—Yesterday’s Opening Exercises—Today’s Program. : At 1:30 Superintendent Tiffany Miss Rose Alexander favored the Institute with an instrumental solo. Miss Sadie O’Donnell .was_.appointed temporary secretary, and proceeded to call the roll, which exposed the absence of many teachers. M, B. B. Potter, C. L. Brown and Mrs. M. V. Leech were nominated for Vice President. The rules were suspended by resolution, a vote by ballot ordered, and Mr. Potter duly elected. Miss Sadie O’Donnell was unanimously elected Secretary. Prof. E. K. Hill, R.-G. Fitsgerald, Miss Mattie Bradley, Mrs. M. were appointed a committee on resolutions. Miss Maggie McNichols, Miss Hannah Skehan and F. T. Nilon were appointed a committee of arrangements. ~— Superintendent Tiffany said he was notable to proceed with the address for which he was placed upon the program, but would tr time before the session ended. He Institute later this year than usual because he could not secure lecturers to come earlier, and beccause he hoped to have pleasant weather now. He was glad to see some teachers present whose schools have already closed for! theseason. He regarded it is an evidence of interest in the work that he hoped would lead to good results. He declared it to be his opinion that the teachers of the county were giving good satisfaction, He said a new district, Maybert has been organized in the county, and another, Little York has collapsed. . He spoke feelingly of the death of Miss Nellie Osborne of-this—city, and of Prof. Norton of San Jose. Miss Fannie West concluded a class exercise, which began with singing by about [twenty little boys and girls. Miss West then made a few well chosen remarks upon teaching reading, and illustrated her method of teaching beginners. The class showed that they had been well drilled in words they use, correctly indicating the sounds of the letters by diacritic marks. exercise illustrating his method of teaching mensuration. Y. Leech and George Hothersall e. to perform that duty at some other . . x spelling by sound and writing the Geo. A. Brock followed with an The Godair Family eauounndie another column of . to-day’s Transcript that people getting a shave, hair-cut or shampoo at: their establishment hereafter will be entitled to a-“shine’” free of additional charge. They are firstclass tonsorial artists. The bathing establishment under the same management is {the only institution of the kind in the city, and being well conducted is liberally patronized. ——— oe ~~ Trouble at Birchville. os John Fogarty is charged with assaulting Geo. B. Newell, a storekeeper at Birchville, on Saturday evening during a quarrel about a bill “owing tof Newell by Fogarty. One account states that the latter shot at Newell, inflicting a trifling scalp wound, while another account states that Fogarty sttuck him over the head with a pistol. . : No Chinese Need Apply. 7 The Deadwood Mining Company have leased a tract. of tailings . on Deer creek, below their mill, to Greeley, Weisenburger & Co. for $200. ‘Some Chinamen offered $300 in coin for the tailings, but the Deadwood folks did not want to have dealings with the beathen TODAY’S PROGRAMME. 9 a.m.—Roll call, reading minutes. by Cora L, Clark. 10: 20—Composition, by W. C Gray. Discussion. Recess. Turner. ; Th: 10—Class exercise. P. Stone. : Intermission. 1:15 p. m.—Roll call. solo, Miss Carrie Naffzigerby Prof. I. G. Hoit. ter. Recess. 2:40—Vocal duet, Smith. F. Stewart. cution, Prof. E. K. Hill. To be followed by discussion. music and 9:20—Numbers, class exercise, 11:00—Piano solo, by Albert 11: 35—Government lands. M. Piano 1:25— Address, ‘“‘ The graces and the follies in a teacher’s life,’ 2:10—Beokkeeping and commercial arithmetic, M. B. B, PotMrs: Geo. Smith and Miss McCord of San o}Fyancisco. Vocalsolo, Miss Maud 2:50—Longitude and time, B. 3: 20—Higher reading and eloIn the evening beginning at half-past seven there will be musical and elocutionary exercises and at any price. e a social reunion at the Theatre. Buy Your Carpets Now. Carpets bought from L. M. Sukeforth sewed and laid free of charge. Call and see the stock. Ladtes THE CITY ELECTION. ———— A Warm Contest for the Various cers—The Result. The annual city election which took place yesterday was vigorousdates and their friends putting in a good-sized amount of good solid work. No bitter animosities were developed, but there ‘was an intensity of feeling between some of the aspirants that. made things quite interesting. At12 o’clock noon 218 votes had been cast,and when the polls were closed at sundown 644 had been recorded. The counting of the votes’ was concluded at 10:15 o’clock,the following being the result: FOR ASSESSOR. Dan. F. Getchell.....--+841 W. B. Hocking. ....-.++296 FOR TRUSTEES. W. G. Richards...-.+.-343 1 9 ee” 011 eer ae eet 248 EE PSO las cea 243 E. O. Tompkins....----+-218 TFs TROMG. oh ose oeteils Haas 194 K.Casper....-+Mia cick ter 187 Henry Heather.... -Peres J: Cx: Rich... Panieowt ie oba eee 107 Wm, Barton.....0.00098 OP PHB AR. en) geese ose 52 THE ELECTED. The following are the candidates who are elected : Trustees—H:C. Mills, W. G. Richards and B. Locklin (all reelected.) Marshal—Wm. Eddy. Treasurer—Geo. A. Gray. Assessor—Dan. F. Getchell. ——— Hoist by His Own Petard. , Editor Mason, of the Sierra Valley Leader, is just now engaged in taking some of the medicine he has for some time been engaged in administering to others in liberal doses. He is the head of the’ Anti-Chinese Association in~his section, represented it in the Sacramento-convention, and voted with the majority for putting on the severest kind of a boycott. Now comes chapter number two. The Truckee Association held a meeting the other evening and ordered the Secretary to send to Mr. Mason a letter reading as follows: TruckEE, Cal., April 28, 1886. H. A. Mason, Esq.—Sierraville —I am directed by the citizens of Truckee, in mass meeting assembled, to notify you thatif you do not cease boarding at a hotel where Chinese help is employed, when other hotels exist that do not employ Chinese, Truckee will place a boycott on you and your paper,: Very Respectfully, Wo. O'NEILL, Sect’y T. A.C. N.P. A. —_—_———_—> + Judgment. by Default. —— & The miners of California are very unfortunate in not being represented in Congress this year. Last Friday the House of Representatives in considering the River and Harbor bill, passed the second section, which makes it unlawful » o dump, discharge or wash, or caused ‘to be dumped, discharged or washed, from mines or mineral land, tailings, bowlders, gravel, clay, earth or debris, into any navdeposit such debris where it will waters. a _so" Set at Liberty. is drawn, which will not be this session. —EEE yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling rc alled the meeting EER By : presiding : apm orig a iepens Hy contested) the various —candi-. — he People va,—_H. D. Brown. Defendant having appealed to the Saperlor Court Supreme Court, the execution of ARBIVALS AT THE HOTELS. —— ‘ NEVADA CITY. The following business was ae transacted in the Superior Court UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros...PRopRIEToRE. May 1. M. Dram, San Francisco,_JoeF. Moyer, do Max Sachse, i aa H. Gundlefinger, do J. E. Bernard, do ‘The Trackee LaundryThe Republican of Saturday says: “Arrangements have been made by the laundry association, whereby, if not sold as narrated in the last issue, it will still continue in-the even-tenor ef its way and . make money as it has done from . ’ The Largest Assortment BUY YOUR MILLINERY Where you can find judgment was suspended pending} } J LeBreton, do the onset. Thelaundry in TrucTo select from. the determination of said appeal,. Jno. Ternan, do kee has, so far as the work re‘ and the defendant was admitted) H. E. Brock, do eeived.is concerned, heen a suc° to bail in the sum of $500. Dr. G. K. Taylor, Cincinnati, cess, and perhaps the new arii T ar Jno. B. Bobo, ) ‘ é owle Bros. & Co. vs. Celia] ‘Walter H. Tarr, do rangements of help will place the ; Con. Mines Limited. Motion to] E. Shott, ‘ stockholders in a more amiable We have just received Direct do O. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, W.H. Wiseman, do Sam Peck, do 8. D. Storey, do Jno. Jenkins, do Dana Perkins, Rocklin, F. McDonald, Truckee, E, Charonnat, mine K. Thomas, Bloomfield, Wm. Hammel, Towd Talk, D. Deadman, Rough & Ready, H. Handy, do L. Voss, mill, Miss E. Voss, Voss’ mill, position. It is the finest equipped

laundry in the State, and will con= tinue to do in the future as in the past, first-class work at reasonable prices. All customers will be waited on regularly, and work delivered as promptly as ever. The offer to sell still remains good, as those having control are, by press of other business, not able to give it the attention it requires.” amend complaint granted. Geo. Staacks entered as defendant. W.S. Coyan et al. vs. Celia Con. Mines Limited. James Duncan and Geo. Staacks entered as defendants. A. W. Clendennin vs. Celia Consolidated Mines Limited. Same order. The People vs. A. Salvador. Pronouncing of judgment-continFrom San Francisco and New York More than (000 HATS and ued till Wednesday. ae a ea a eT oe — vB. uae Ww. < ea Giles, Sacamento, . ‘Tum Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BONNETS .Co, Hearing of demurrerset) J. w. Harrison, Willow Valley, Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both my: Se tor May 17. Wm. Landrigan, do LL. Garthe vs. J. W. Hart et al. C. Tegler, Railroad, self and wife owe our lives to Shi@ oh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr Hearing of motion for new trial May 2. set for May 8. I ; st San ae, aris tisha mae ae ¢ * -S. yers, ce) 3 i mPains vs. Nichols. Court. Trial T. Bell y a0 For Dyspepsia and Liver Com Of the latest styles, and more than ay 19. Capt. Harris & w, Grass Valley, plaint, you have a printed guaranT, Lee vs. T. LeDuc. Court.) LL. Funke, Borest City tee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Trial May 18. o E Colby, Dateh Flat, Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. H. Wolters vs. G. V. and 8. J. 7, We eet = -. Carr Bros., Agents. Tunpike Co. Court. Trial May} ne eee 4 é oF Tita : 20. C. Curnow, Omega, Swakrr’s photogaphs are second rs McKay & Co. vs. Matteson. S. Hawkins, Grass Valley, to no artist in the State. Go and Court. Trial May 21. Wm. Horgan, do see specimens at his galleryon. NEW RIBBONS P. Hennessy vs. 8. Benoit. NATIONAL HOTEL. Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s bd . Court. Trial May 22. @; A. Bovt;. co ssceees Propitretor . Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf H. Hoskins vs. R. Dunsmuir et May.1 al NEW TRIMMINGS, al. Jury demanded by defendants. H. Roberts vs. R. Dunsmuir et. al. Jury demanded by defendants. , Towle Bros. vs. M. H. O’Brien etal. Demurrers filed to amended complaint. H. B. Nichols vs. M. Thomas et John Lawrence, City, Thos. B. McCaw, City, Wm. McCaw, City, John Touard, City, F. H. McAllister, City, N.C. Miller, French Corral, Miss M. E. Miller, do Miss 8. Williams, do Miss E. Ogden, You Bet,—-— Jas. Briggs, San Juan, Miss M. McNichols, San Juan, NEW ORNAMENTS,When Baby was sick, we gave her,Castoria, When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'tng to Castoria When she had children she’gave them Castoria In endless variety. We invite the ladies to call and be convinced that we have the finest assortment and sell at lowest al. “Demurrer to complaint ar-}. an ee or a Tent, \ ss : . D. Camp io v gued andsulimitted. Seg anc ere rates. We employ only an John Johns vs. Chas. Mitchell. Decree of foreclosure and order of sale granted. Attorney fees fixed at $125. 3 W. H. Wiseman,do J. E. Mellow, Sierra City, C. 8. Deacon, Grass Valley, C. Caillot, do A. G. Hoffman, Sheridan, GODAIR FAMILY EFFICIENT MILLINER. igable waters or rivers, etc., or to be liable to be washed into such Bajer, one of the men arrested for robbing the sluices of the Nivens mine, was released from the county jail yesterday on his own recognizance, the Court finding that it would not be practicable to ive him a trial until another iy one ‘» ‘Thos. Dowling vs. Wah Yuen et ‘al. Ordered that the case be transferred to the United States. Circuit Court, 9th District, of California. . —_——_—oo Broad Street Victorious. —— The two nines of base ballists representing Broad and Commercial streets came together at Cashin’s field Sunday afternoon and the Commercialists got badly scooped. It was perhaps the worst game of ball ever played in the county by full grown men. They hada good umpire (Wm. Hutchinson) and the fairness of his decisions was about the only thing in the contest deserving of favorable mention: It is suspected-by some that the Commercial street club was ‘‘throwing off” in order to get the Broad streeters to play again and ‘stake 4 substantial consideration on the result, but this is probably a mistake. Following are the gentlemen who comprise the two clubs: Broad Street—Vaughn, Eagan, Colley, Schmidt, McGibbons, Ashburn, Thurston, Richards, Williams. Commercial street — Seeley, Thomas, Carr, Rosenthal, Sharp,, Smith, Shurtleff, Jackson, Nihell. ceed “FIACKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Wuy will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. Ladies. If you get your fine kid’ shoes made to order at V. Lubke’s Commercial street store, you will. be troubled with no more corns. The only place in the county where the, genuine French kid, handE. B. McPhetridge, Prof. E. Wallenberg, Bloom, J. Guscetti, Ranch. Sunday, May 2. J. Ostrom, Bloomfield, Theo. Wetzel, Derbec, 8. Galavotti, do J. P. Conoway, City,C. H. Hanson, City, Dr. H. §. Sanders, New, York John McDonald, io, Miss McDonald, do W. Bayless, Forest City, Thos. Marriott, Pike City, W.T. Luther, Downieville, Miss M. O’Donnell, City, Jas. Grimes, City, Chas. Grimes, City, R. Hughes, Oak Tree Ranch, J. Callaghan, Grass Valley, Thos. Peard, City, P. Jacobi, City, §" Saladiorai, City, D. Casci, City. —_———ee ee Drawing . & na —_—_—= PROF. ERTZ, cessful: Teacher, with lor one of the most prominent Universities San Francisceand Grass Valley, is read take ofders for Portraits. Firatwork and very low prices. ments, Lettering, Etc. . Rass ence, on Boulder () A. D. Gassoway & w, Cel. Hill, ©. J. Schnaittacker, San Fran, H. W. Beecher, !r., Brooklyn, , {Polished Free of Charge. Painting. TRUE ARTIST AND AN OLD, SUCA a diploma by Germany, and the highest references from He also wishes a few scholars to learn drawing painting. Portraits. Landscapes, OrnaPlease te him @ call at his Studios id streot. Hydraulic Shaving Parlor, PATRONS’ BOOTS — in the city is connected with this shop. my4-1m . Clothing Cleaned Altered And GODAIR FAMILY, injury to the garments. ES CHARGES REASONABLE tol cGriwe Ie a Call. CASPER COHN. me Masonio Block, Commercial Street, Salisaacbsimreion Meters MILLINERY ! Broad St., opp. National Hotel, The enly Bathing Betablishment fe Hot Baths.....--++-25 cents Cold Baths..)...---50 cents Repaired y i THE VERY BEST manner and_ without} Mechanic’s Store NEVADA CITY, CAL Nevada City. Shave. oo oscoee eres 25-conta}__. Hair-cut (latest styles).. .25 cents Shampoo.....e.--++ 25 cents ! Ee NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOGODS.«a being placed on the mark-t, and claimed to be as good as the “Our Taste.” The OUR TASTE HAMS arefalways fresh, bright, juicy, and ARTWHEELS REDUCED TO 25 CENTS. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, ’ Near Union Hotel; Main St., Nevada City. Fac simile of the eelebrated “Our Taste” Ham, taken from selected hogs, trimme and cured ressly for fancy trade, Always fresh, beight and delicious. Fao simile of the ofdiuar) Huu, now —_— tender as a chicken. A slice for!breakfast is indeed deliciousHall, Luhrs & Co, Proprietors, Sacramento. As asuperb hair dressing and turned shoes are made. ap24-1m Who use SOZODONT have. only to open their lips to prove its excellence. ‘Their white, gleaming, renovator Ayer’s Hair Vigor is universally. commended. It eradieates scurf and dandruff, cures all eruption and. itchings of the Cee ee mania Arg you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skinz Sean __positive cure for Catarrli,Diptheria enemas * Gmuton’s Catarrh Remedy—a and Canker Mouth. agents. . ——_~_o——— A wast Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh' Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Beautury your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white Carr Bros., clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. : tf o Our Taste. tf Mr. J. H.Quatman,.. Who has for many years enjoybest garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad off. will tell the story. market. sale at Brand Bros. es much impaired. By the use — spotless teeth, and fragrant breath There is more demand for this wholesome and unexceptionable preparation than for any other dentrifice in the ee a Pagrtiss desiring to makea good investment should buy the fine fine Kranach & Bach Piano left for ti ——_—For fifteen years [ was annoyed with severe pain in my head and discharges into my throat from Catarrh. My sense of smell was Ely’s Cream Balm 1 have overcome these troubles.—J. B. Case, St. Denis Hotel, Broadway, New CaTARRE Cunep, heaith and gray. Room Foc Rent. suitable for an office or sleepin price. Enquire at this office. House and Carpet Cleaning. of Tam’s. Mz. & Mas. BRINKMANN. — Auction House. tt scalp, . promotes the renewed growth of. the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning Aroomin the Transcript Block, room, is offered for rent at a low Persons in want of good help for house and carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their orders at Hurst’s Bakery, or at the residence on Boulder street above ——— MarTrresses made over and re-{ a oes turned the same -day. ‘Standard Dees Digestion, ick cure. Carr Bros,, agents. {. ONIVERSAL VEGETABLE “PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Derility, Bs = diseases arising from a Bi C. A. Bagrett. ‘ \ Nasal Injector free. aes Bros. agt. Shiloh’s Vitalizer is @ positive Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained Mandrake, . Dandelion. pe. Black fous state ot the Stomach, or an inactive or IN T Prices For the Speedy and Permanent of the most ess cases of Dy: Chills and Fever, Headache, Gensweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s ~~~ ny has been. or. Diseased Li Catarrh Remedy. «Price 50 cents. 2 ee ier, Ken or-. PREDINGTON & 0O., 8. F., 5Wholessle . for gold. : Afror vale by all Drggiste. . oly * LADIES HATS AN LIVER REGULATOR. Fashionable Shapes Tatest Styles By a New York Milliner, who has had more than Twenty Years’ Experience. to Defy Competition! ——AT THE—— “I MECHANICS’ STORE. MASONIC BUILDING, C . NHVADA UNQUESTIONABLY THE CHOICEST STOCK UNDOUBTEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES. SAND BONNETS HE MOST OMMERCIAL ST., iS Rverything pertaining to Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Goods and Millinery Store. Everything OPENING OF MILL MMENCING MONDAY, MARCH I5. i. bbhons, Etc. WOOLEN GOODS of all kinds. © Crochets, Sacks for Children, Sun Bonnets. Children’s Stockings a specialty. gee Everything usually kept ina first-class Dry at Bed-Rock Prices ! &@&. The books are now closed, and all persons kno ing themselves indebted to the firm are respecifully invited to call and settle. THIS IS THE LAST MONTH FOR BARGAIN Ss, so call and take advantage of it. Residence for sale, furnished or unfurnished. MRS, J. B. LUDBY, — CASPER COHN, Proprietor. . . Conimercial St, opposite Transcript Block. 4 z 1