May 5, 1885 (4 pages)

ae OE CO A LCCC TOTO TC — eepeNEe e~ er meee eee ee eee eee peers ahr © ne a CONT CELE ECTEI OOT EEE TT A AT meee: eee Tv ramen = eee mamma ~~ ” , « , . vesterpay’s ¥iectrion Washington "Mining District. Ready to Retire. A Feeble “Kick.” CARD TO THE PUBLIC. ott Moe 8 3160 100 60 00 The ally Transcript. agement for Marshal, RobinYuwa Move, May 2, 1885. Boss Buckley of San Francisco] The Grass Valley Union devotes} We Would Like to Know Now kote Mee 8 Tot 00 50 00 1s PU ISHED» ‘ Fieuing Brown for Trustom,. Hprtor Transcrpt-The Wa-. has caused charges to be drawn/a columii of its valuable space to Se — 302, 100. 60.6, Daily, Mondays Excepted. eckink tee Anseneey: ters & Co. mine is showing up. against most of the Republican . the preséntation of a lot of techniLott Moe $ $194 100 50 00 TRRMS : : The candidates for city offices handsomely as far as it has been ) Federal officials there with a view . calities by which it hopes to inLott Moos 3196 100 50 00 4 pune AMMUM SS lipo 458 e, $7.00] and their friends were at ‘work . ‘eveloped. There is now on the ‘to obtaining their removal.~ So/timidate the Agricultural AssociaLott Moe tise 100 “50 00 PER WEER.-.++ + +++ 15 cts. bright dnd early yesterday morndump not less than one hundred . far as ig known the main point] tion from holding next Fall’s fair] Litt Moe 8 4147 100 60 00 —— ing, and until sundown ‘‘rustled”’ and fifty tons of ore ready for mill; made against them is that they. at Glenbrook Park. The Direcots Mood red red £0.00 James: Day, Zthe well known . with an energy that brought outa ing, and a good part of it shows . are “‘offensive partisans,’’ to which . tors refuse to listen to the Union’s pars tap G pa “4 . bn 4 mining operator, leaves today for . pretty full vote, 619 ballots being rich in free gold and sulphurets. . most of themare probably ready . .complainings, but work with rewoore WT "6 100 50 00 i San Francisco, after several days . cast. here was comparatively An upraise is now beingrun from. to plead guilty. Naval Officer] newed activity to provide the necIt has come to our notice that it Moore W : ast ed 4 rd spent in examining Nevada county . little drunkenness, and éonsider. #bout the center of the drain tun. Watson, formerly of this city, was . essary ways and means for makis reported that we have purchasee ics Se bP rile 4 90 . properties. Mr. Day is miuch. ering there were 80 many candinel to the surface, which will interviewed on the subject by a. ing the faira big success. They ed from the creditors some of the Newton Mrs F:'8 2995 26 13 & i pleased with the prospects of this . dates in the field, quite good feelwhen finished give them from . reporter, andsaid: ‘I did deliver . have already secured $2,000 in. claims against the late L. Hy— iase 5 a8 séct ion. ing prevailed. ‘The counting of. Seventy to eighty feet of backs to] one yolitical speech in Oakland, . subscriptions from our citizeris,)man. We deny the report in toto. : 9 . Richardnon Geo = 17810 6:00 — ee the vote concluded at 9:55 Pp. M., stopefrom. After thatis finished . but that was the extent of my and have hardly made a start yet We do not believe that any of the Hydraulie Parlor, No. 56, Runyon M 2836 100 60 00 Inthe % mile . si thé result being as follows: a shaft is to be started and sunk . political speaking. * * * They. in that direction. We repeat, the claims were bought by anyone, OF NEVADA CITY SmitnWm idl 100 60 00 ©. ! ning race; a _— a chen d TRUSTEES. ‘1to adepth of from one to three . need not bother themselves about . Union does not in its rabid oppobut one of them was transferred to py ff ae aoe afternoon, Riley’s b, g., Garfield, « hundred feet deeper where much i d and diggi sition to the fai t the cit. @ gentleman for the purpose of colihe a Smith Win ff 31s 100 60.00 ¥ lett’s s. g:, Jo. Chamber. R. E. Robinson (elected). . 591] . . sae ” et ee eee thaprtc aressienbacgiee ‘ smith Wm H 3146 100 to 00 beat Has { “ NP: Brown (elected) 551 . Ticher rock is anticipated. Their. charges. <gainst me, for I am . izens of Grass Valley, but is only lecting the same. Some of the} . Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Smirh Wm H 3146 100 60 00 ain, in two straight heats ; — sss ss-+ +99") new mill. would have “been run. ready to go at any time, and am . the mouthpiece of an extremely claims could have been bought by . ’ : smith Wm H 8147 100 60 00 1.2134, 1.2334. MARARAL. ning before this, had they not . waiting f : ll +o . us at a very low price, but thinkOF GRASS VALLEY, salt we as io we oe a ’ g for the cleaver. And I. small and badly balanced faction . ' ee price, . i Smith Wm H 3149 100 60 §0. : Misses A: {, and R. Alexander, . a dei walee ia been delayed by not receiving the think it is right, too. I subscribe who have axes of their own that het from his methods of doing . -—Will Give ax 4 — at ot be 00 . daughters ofPreston Alexander, 1 Nibell ieee “***" "134 . neces sary machinery from the. to that Democratic cry, ‘To the they want ground. business that sooner or later he . , prob . 183 100 60°00 : , went to Marysville yesterday to} E.C. Paldridee. esse ee. 126} con tractor at the time agreed ‘victors belong the spoils,’ and] , y maa Siaaivis Peapention: would go down, we refused to take GR AND AL gale ve * aise 100 Be ts attend the concert to be given is SOYCO. eres 46} on, besides being. set_back some . think that an administration has penn i them at any price. We have no Smith Wm H 3156 100 50 00shave Thursday night by the Go~ 8. 8; Getehell 22+ 25 ee ee: 29by the inclemency of the weather; J the right to putin its own mento Grass Valleyans are. talking of confidence in such vendors. : We é — AT: : pr . ne 48 rae 5 : dair Family. TREASURER. but now everything that is nec. carry out its policy—that is, referr-. Betting up a stock company to’ believe that no community should HUNT’S HALL [smith Wm H 8150 100 6000 . Joseph Fleming(elected). . . . 326 . essary hasbeen delivered and ison . ing only to’ heads of departments. . Purchase Watt Park and its im-J endorse the course that leads'to's +] fnew Ee 1804 100 60 00 Mr. anv Mrs. Ricnarp ' PreRce Wm. F. Evens. . ec 286 . the ground and it is only ,a ques. The subordinates should only be . provements from the lien. holders. . man becoming-a -voluntary insol: Snow HS 1898-100 60 00 a leave here tomorrow for Gilroy to ‘paseeaba. tion of a very few days wid ev. appointed under the Civil Service It-is-just-such a place as that town . vent after a few short: months’ caNewada City, caer creme Bod be beg 4 visit the gentdmnan's P arene, and W. B. Hocking (elected) 309 . erything will be in running order. . act, and. I do not-see why Demo-. needs for holding races, games, . reer. No oné can call this failure —ON-Seeckpole, Was an 100. 50.09 after remaining there awhile will . w’ j Gampbell....216] The mill is a Huntington crusher . crats should not be willing tocarry . picnics, and the ke. a business calamity. Itissimply. pa.) pvening May 15, °80, . suckpole Wa on i Be 5. return totheir home at Bodie. § . A.H. Irish...,.. 56] with allthe latest improvements. . it out as we have done, when they Wind Clotus. what ‘we predicted some time ago, . FTiday LVeMIng, May 10, ov. Stackpole Wm 4184 100 50 00 Catton W. H. Smith at his Will Stay With It. “rg capacity is twelve tons per day eke our eagy we zare net hewaine wed a ee UT AS OE stevens Chas W. iia “t ‘7% new grocery store in Transcript — of twenty four hours each. From. right to kick if the places are A. Downing has receive : Block and ll what you can ee In reference to the fair arrange-. the appearance of the ore now] filled by Democrats, and I shall — Sean ahh a Respectfully, eye eee Stewart wo 7305 2010 00, . i i ments, the Tidings says: out and onthe dump it ought to . expect to step down and out when i Y gtite It Rosensera Bros, . H.B.Jonnson, W.T. Monaan. . Bibsrg 5 2290 $0 10.90 _ by paying cash for groceries of the We have heard that the pavilion . ti i : » . pared to make up in gents suits, a werd ugustus C srt 100 bo 00 best and freshest quality. “lis to be located in Nevada City, the pay at least. fiteen dollars per ton . my term expires on the 7th of this . in the latest styles and at the lowF at earner i Tay re rer Ps} 3872 100 Ps S — ; use of Hunt’s Hall having been-. in free gold. Twelve men are. month. I have an idea, though, est prices. my?2-tf First Annual Picnic . Floor Committee. aoe ~ eee -Take advantage of the liberal] siven free for. that purpose by. being worked in and around the that President Cleveland will not i 2 Gus. NarrziaeR, Ws. Conaway, . Weils HC 3056 too 50 00 offer made to cash buyers by B. Captain Rapp. The hall is to be. mine atthe present time. Their. make any appointments here for} ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. +e R. D. Finnrz, -M. M. Barua, . WileoxS A ae ie ee H. Miller, and get ten per cent. poor stan a 2 B oncgyh ee Me i new dwelling and boarding house . several months yet,for he wants to] -NEVADA CITY. : oe a haf : aon Sor par 1878 100 50 00 = a discount-on regular prices.-—28-tf ton alae Ba awd enid-ok hall . is finished. and at present they arg . hold the patronage over the heads a F. hoa, : F. Sion” Winsiow inn F ist ioo 0 % James A. Stipark of North San . inside will be built. boarding all their own hired help. . of the Democrats here until they NATIONAL HOTEL. G. W. Starr, —@ A. Brack, —. Wieser jenn F yr ge gee ng Juan was here yesterday taking Glee ksi hat been all sloog All of the other mines in this im-. come together and settle their . S.A.Eppy..-. PROPRIETOR. So) C, Hf ANBON. ee vas ee eo notes on the way they run a city . aware of theact passed at the ses-. ™ediate vicinity that are being fight.” ‘ May 2, 1885. Ie Siemans ey cae Se election at the county seat. sion of ie semeeeatere Of 1G worked are looking well. Superior Court. 0 ee ee A acpi Dp TP Reception Committee. Winslow John F 3379 100 60 00 id Buy for ak ae H. ~ Mille 1 psn grist hg pecs $3, VALE. The followi — G. F. Nowell do # ‘ W,Mircuet, Jr, W.M. Quieiey, Winslow John F Bat 100 to % clothing stcre and phate te : 00 when erecting buildings under Washed-Out Hair. es ss ro ear Pasar ue po “) Wm. Stockham, city, ¥ ns 'P* Hockina, L. B. Jounson, brah ge gm gees aes 0 © g @ ten perl state authority. The director, “— ansacted.in the Superior urt! Peter Lorentzen, mine, Ny . ) y lds~ H.B.Jounson, D. E. Mora@an, . ‘And in accordance with law, ahd an order ve cent. discount os. his already low] Mr. Walrath, remarked that he} There is a sort of pallad, chalky yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling] ©. L. Miller, French Corral, ’ >, R. D. Finniz, L. 8. CaALKINs, . of the Board of Direstors, made on the 2d i sey: ’ dives 3 } A S$. OrHeT J. B. Gray day of Sept., 1884, so many shares of each prices. apr28-tf . would take all the responsibility . .omplexion which the novelists presiding: J. H. Keader, Shady Creek, Of Nevada County,“ Pe dare ’ reel of such stock as may Lo necessary will DM penne ea i on himself, and ifit became necP : Ella M. Rose vs. Nevada and Geor, Lawrence, city, PA H.C. ScHRODER, F. THomas, be acid at public auction, at the office of the Tue City Board of Education . essary he would fit up Glenbrook calla ‘‘washed-out complexion.’’ G.V.W.andb. C Ord ‘: J. J. Jones do Lodges and Uniform Rank: “. Murpuy, J. B. TUuy, Consipany, . bone 8 and9, No, 215 Sansome held a meeting Saturday evening, pee for ree yes and make It is ghastly enough, and no misies Me ks = shine se ig lag Pe rag 7 = ptcnemcal i, Mie te bl A A pgs = Bg a A bat it mot tansact any business, . ” oy short cal SOuniy” biet -elgh at Higheeron ecmlranaeigigo’ John James and Thomas Lutey, . ” ge eee ig May 3. STOREY’ RANCH, C. M.Roserts, W. E. WELcu. dennquect. eqechemeat, Soeened, re chet ’ 5 Vs LpBy. be insolvency proceedings begun Mrs. J. A. Rapp, the wife of our popular County Recorder, leaves today to visit friends in Colusa. A. Burrows left Sunday for Sacramento to attend to some business in the Supreme Court. L. Hyman vs. His Creditors. Cross & Simonds entered as associate connsel for plaintiff. --— ow Tue new Shoe Store which is now open makes quite an acquisition to Commercial street. ae i R, A. Diver, the commercial tourist, was in town yesterday. B. F. Hartman and bride have returned from San Francisco. Tue Standard Shoe Company are now open for business. Try our Snowflake Drips. Shurtleff & Son. tf Struck It Rich. Last week while F. H. McAllister was tearing down a cabin on the Water street residence property that he recently purchased from Rev. Geo. R. Davis, a buckskin purse containing $65 in old -gold coins fell from the rafters where it had been hid, and was found on the ground by Mrs. McAllistér. The purse was hard and discolored with age, and had evidently.been stored away there a good many years. Michael Arnstead, who has long been dead, used to live in the cabin. A Challenge. Eprror Transcript—William -Adams struck me on the street without provocation on the 26th day of April-last. I will fight William Adams outside of this city’s limits, for satisfacton, any style he may request. I hope he will meet me honestly and squarely, and notattack mein any such a cowardly manner again. I hope he will accept my proposition. Respectfully Yours, “James Roppa. Nevada City, May 4th, 1885. “Don’t Worry Me with your complaints about your teeth,” said an annoyed father to his “sweet sixteener.”» “I told you to buy the SOZODONT and use it, but you didn’t and you de‘gerve to suffer.’ And so she did, and all other sweet-sixteeners who act like her. A Profitable Dance. A dance was given at the. town of Washington last Saturday night to raise funds for the benefit of the public school there, The sum of $170 was cleared and everybody “who went had a good time. The Hyman Matter. -Oh the petition of L. Hyman, Judge Walling has dismissed the Saturday, and Mr. Hyman has made an assignment to Marcus bors.seem to be excited on the subject of thisfair. They are an excitable ple who dwell in the shadow of the courthouse. Those people have the s ,80 to speak, and it remains to seen if they have the endurance necessary for the race. Our contemporary, and all other friends ofthe Seventeeth District Association, can rest assured ‘that. Nevada City will do her full share in the premises. Our citizens are in thorough earnestness about making the fair what it should be, and their earnestness extends to their pocket books. The race will be theirs because they have not only the swiftness, but the strength. —— oo Where to Buy. The firm of Eustis & Tompkins has just received a large invoice of liquors direct from the Keystone Distillery, Kentucky, and will sell the same at reasonable prices to consumers and dealers. We also have California wines, syrups and bitters. We sell a ten pound can of pure lard for one dollar. All teas ten cents less than other dealers sell them. We sell groceries of all kinds as cheap as the cheapest, and they are as good as the best. We have a large stock and make big sales. All goods warranted and delivered Give us a call. m2-3t Evustrs & TomPKINs. Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oll,with Hypophosphites, Very Palatable and Strengthenina zis tit i ota Dr. A. H. Desanlinus, Oswego, N. Y., says: ‘I have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion for many years, and have givea it a thorough comparative test. I cannot speak in too high terms of its palatability, as well as its efficacy in all the wasting disorders in which it is indicated.” Not Quite Right. The San Francisco Alta of Sunday gives us this: ‘Edward Rogon ‘was lodged in the City Prison last evening by Sheriff Loud of Nevada county. The prisoner five years for assault to murder. About two months ago he had a quarrel with a man nated R. E. Allen about a squaw, and drew a pistoland shot him in the leg.” Married at San Francisco. Miss Mattie A, Deal, formerly of this city, and sister to Mrs. N." P. Brown, was married in San Francisco last Friday to Harry C. Deal. The Transcript extends its congratulations to the couple. New Barber Shop. barber shop, has opened a shop Clarke’s. First-class work always done. So ee Wasuina make easy by using Frank Siddal’s Soap. Forsale by Shurtleff & Son. tf Levy, of San Francisco. is en route to San Quentin to serve . J. H. Marsh, lately of Banks’ . on Pine street, rear of Britland. & ly, shining hair. New Gallery. O. C. Percival Coast. particular. mens of work. trist. particulars. Advertised Letters. “advertised.” Chickering & Thomas, (3) Cobb, Walter a Connelly, John Cota, Miss Lucinda Cunningham, Wm. Cowdery, W. A Cox, Willis Cole, Chas. D. Clark, M. C. Duson, Frank Dikeman, L. H. Forsyet, Thomas Eddy, William Fowler, James L. Gray, W. J. Greeley, William Giasomella, G. (2) Hill, C.-R. . W. Hoskins, Fred Haskins, John Holland, Jeremiah _Jenkins, James. Rooney; agi : angtry, Miss ie Lad, Mrs. A. Me <Lubeck, David W. -McKilvey, Hugh, C. Marr, G. McAlvin, John Muscardino, John MeNevins, Hicton Ribbel, Mrs. B. rs, William J. Rodda, John Silver, Antonio — Smith, Mrs. C. C. Stewig, John C. . Swain, A. Nicholls, Wm. L. (3) “Steddard, Alexander Spencer, Edward G. Steussen, Miss Lena. Talcomes, Mrs. James Thomas, Richard A.” Todd, Thomas M. West, Albert D. ¢ Willis, Miss Hattie’ . Wilkinson, William Tew, Mrs. Lillie -Young, E. M._ Delivica, Grassie DeRossa . Ten per cent. discount. for cash . at B. H. Miller’s. apr28-tf'. Antonia, Dilla Piazza pulsive and melancholy. Parker’s Hair Balsam will restore your hair to its original color, whatever it was; brown, auburn or black. Why wear moss on you head, when you may easily have livehas opened a first-class photograph gallery over A. Tam’s; oyster saloon. He has just received the latest and most improved instruments, and.is now prepared to take pictures second to no artist on the His prices are low and his work guaranteed in every Cali and see special9-tf Trance Medium and PsychomeMrs, A. S. Winchester, the celebrated trance medium and psychometrist, will be found at the Union Hotel for a short, time. Read the advertisement in this morning’s Transcript for further The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending May 2d. Any person call‘ing for these letters will please say W. J. Wiviras, P. M. + dict of guilty.natives of England, were. naturalized. . Grass Valley. and San. Juan Turnpike Co. vs. C. H. Hankins. Execution stayed for 20 days. J.M. Hale vs. J. O’Keefe et al. Stricken from calender. Champion M. Co. vs. Consolidated Wyoming G. M. Co. Trial set for May 20. B. F. Wiley vs. R. D. Carter et al. order. mer. Continued till further order. x Stephen Long vs. R. D. Lawrey. Court. Trial set for May 18. Estate of Henrietta Hill, de‘ceased. The administrator was ordered to file a supplementary itimized appraisement. Mrs. A. Robinson vs. F. Von Buelow et al. Continued by congent for the session. M. A. Murhy vs. P. S. Murphy, Ordered that $30 counsel fees be allowed Caldwell. & Ford payable from 24 interest of money awarded to plaintiff. Estate of Geo. W. Downey, a minor. May 25th fixed as time for hearing application of Halstead Stansfield to be appointed guardian. ———— ome Good Lifters. It was mentioned in this paper last week that Mr. Landrigan of Blue Tent, had lifted 830 pounds on the scales at Gaylord’s store. . Will Thurston has done still better by lifting 865 pounds. Neither of these gentlemen or any one else around here has however beaten the record of Harvey Cunningham, who scored 1400 pounds at the same place some time ago. A PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE. CURE FOUND AT LAST! No One Need Suffer. A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, been discovered by Dr. Williams (an Indian Remedy,) called Dr. William’s Indian. Pile Ointment. minutes-after_applying.this.won. derful soothing medicine. Lotions, {natruments and electuaries do more harm than good. William’s Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the. intense itching, . (particularly at night after getting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for nothing else. Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry of Cleveland says about Dr William’s Indian Pile Ointment: rmanent relief as Dr. William’s ndian Ointment.”’ For sale by Qhio. Carr Bros., Agents. SO Tue jury in the case of A. D. January, the defaulting ex-Deputy State Treasurer, charged with embezzlement, brought in a verCause continued till further . Jno. Larimer vs. M. J. Lari-} Itching and Ulcerated Piles has . " Asingle box has cured the worst fi chronic cases of 25 or 30 years . : standing. No one need suffer five . “T have used scoreg of Pile Cures; . of Energy, &c., it has no equal. j and it affords me pleasure to say i that have never found anything ‘. which gave such immediate an all druggists and mailed on receipt} Mrs. A, 8. WINCHESTER, : ] of price, 50c and $1. Frazier Mepli1cineCo., Proprietors, Cleveland, T. G. Farrer, city, C. Dahl, San Francisco, R. A. Diver, do H. H. Noble, do W.C. Hanley, do Wm. Stockham, city, A. Carley, do J. O'Neill, oC an UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros. << .PROPRIETORS . ft May 2. G.G. Allan, city, Chas<B. Shattuck, San Fran., . Bes Gilroy, Al. Sevenoaks, San Jose, Arthur Duekelspiel, San Fran., J. Phillips, do F. E. Woodman, You Bet, J. Witter, Kentucky Flat, Mrs. Witter, do Miss Witter, do Mrs. Green, do Mrs. Wm. Payton, do Miss Ball, do H. Fisher, Sacramento, Mrs. C. C. Vincent, Oakland, Mrs. A.H.Walrath,San Leandro R. C. Walrath, Colfax, Jno. Hussey, city, Jno. Langdon, do Jno. Bours & w, Roseville, Jas. Cameron, Sucker Fiat, B. Musgraver, Lard Valley, Miss Annie Musgraver, do Miss. Minnie Cameron, do May 3. M. T. Hubbard, Sacramento, M. L. Fontaine & w,®martsville Jas. Fraser, Ranch, Jno. Treanor, Sierra City, T. J. Nolan, Grass Valley, A. E. Laimee, San Francisco, Mrs. Laimee, do Wm. J. Shirley, 8S. Yuba river, Dr. C. D. Bobo, city, Miss'L.Bobo, do Julius Merzbach, San Fran., Mrs. C. Crosby, do J. Weissbein, Grass Valley, L. Hyman, city. ire Physicians and Druggists Recommend it.” This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakness, Impuie Blvod, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neura’ It is an unfailing remedy the Kidmeys and Liver. : : It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. {t does not injure the teeth, cause head. ache, orprod stipati OTHER IRON ABDICINES Do, . It-enrichesand purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Belching, and strengthens the .auscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack ta. sar The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made: only by Brown Chemical Cu., Baltimore, Md is sae Trance Medium and Psychometrist, ITTINGS daily. No failure in over two S thousand two hundred readings. Let-. e#The locating of Ore Bodies in Mimes a Specialty. ‘or Diseases of . June 10,1885. f Music Dancing, Games, and Amusements of all kinds. _. EGG RACE, SACK RACE,. HURDLE RACE, 100-YARD DASH, 1-4 MILE RACE, HIGH JUMP, 1-MILE RACE, 3-LEGGED RACE, THROWING HEAVY WEIGHT, (16 po:nds.) LADIES’ RACE, FAT AND LEAN MEN’S RACE, CLIMBING GREASED POLES, And various other Games. hae Meee Tug of War Merw EEN— Spartan, Olympic and Milo Lodges and Mountain Division. —o— A Prize for Every Race ! Open to all amateurs in Nevada County. All contestants should, on or before June 5th, send in their names to H. W. Bennett of Grass Valley, or J. J. Jackson of Nevada City. Fare for Round Trip, $1. Ladies 75 cents. Children from 6 to 14 years, 50 cents. Alt who enter the Grounds coming by any other conveyance than the Railroad will be charged 25 cents admission, each. —_—O-— . Ice Cream and Refreshment Stands on the Ground. The Public are cordially invited to attend. . Special train from Grass Valley —round trip tickets 75 cenis. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra Grand March at 9 o’clock. Admission—Gentleman and two ladies, $1.50. Gallery—Ladies, 25 cents ; Gentlemen, 50 cents. Delinquent Sale Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND MINING CompanyLocation of principal Lhe of vusiness,-San Francisco, California; location of works, Yuba and Nevada counties, California, Notice There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No.7) levied on the 2d day of September, 1884, the several amounts bet opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as aoa No. 0. BANKEXCHANGE SALOON. H. B. SEARS... Preprietor. ff\HIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT, the finest in the city, has recentiy undergone a thorough overhouling, and as fine a stock of Ale, Porter,._ Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, As was ever brought to town, are now being dispensed to all who may favor him with a calls he beat Liquors and finest brands of Cigars will always be kept on hand, and customers, can rely upon being dealt with-in First-Class Shape. Give me a-call if you want somthing geod. ‘ H. B. SEARS, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Nevada,City, A: ril 21, 1835. N. E. CHAPMAN, bs DENTIST, ie CITY, caLa. EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. . & LOCAL aANEpTUET CS IF DESIRED. fee Clothing, Locks of hair, etc., psychomUnion Hotel, Nevada City. : £@ Office at Residence, Sacramente.st. . ' Names, Cert. Shs. Amt, Archibald Caroline RM 8089 100 $50 00 Archibald EK M . 8061 100 60 00 Archibald EM 8052 100 60 00 Bannin ME “19-10 _.5.00 Bannin M E 2045 10 600 Bannin ME 4170 30 15 00 Bardon TF 186 100 50 00 Bardon TF 2080-108 --60° 00 Barrett Geo P 1427 50 25 00 Barrett Geo P 1477. 256 «12 50 Benson Arthur 8 100 50 00 Benson Arthur 2598 50 26 00 Blakeman Mrs AMT 1229° 100° 50 00 Biakeman Kirdseye 1230. 100 60 00 Blakeman Birdseye 2788 560 26 00 Blakeman. Bi0dseye 8053 100 60 00 Blakeman Birdseye 3054 60 25 00 Biakeman L H 4111 100 50 00 Rowring Thomas B 175 «75 87 50 Bowring Thomas B 176 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 3223 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 3224 100 &0 00 Bowring Thomas & 3225 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 8226 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 4050 50 25 00 Bradbury Mrs Alice W 1428 «625 «12 50 Bradbury Mra Alice W 2173 6 250 Butler Frank T 2734 100 50 00 Carpenter N H 1919 «10 «25 00 Cary Clarence 3250 100 50 00 Codet AC 125 50 25 00 Codet AC 126 60 25 00 Jodet AC 1466 100 50 00 Codet A C 1468 100 60 00 Codet AC 4188 100 50 00 Colby J Albert 3300 100 60 00 Corbet A R 4108 100 60 00 Corbet A R 4109 100 60 00 Dana EC 3189 100 60 00 Davis Chas G 3090 100 60 00 Davis Chas G 3091 100 50 00 Davis M M ° 14 25 12 50 Davis M M 4172 25 12 60 Davis Wm H 1759. 100 50 00 Dixon Wm P 1740 100° 60 00 Freemau F P & Co 590 50 25 00 Freeman F P & Co 601 100 50 00 Fr FP &Co 602 100 50 00, Freeman F P & Co 1282 100 650 00 Freeman F P & Co 1233 100 50 00 GroverGA 1820 100 50 00 GroverG A 1821 25 12 60 Hackney DG 1789. 30 16 00 Haley Mary Ann 2171 24 12 00 HaightG L& L 2296 100 50 00 Haight G L & L 2388 10 500 ttanemann J T 1094 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 1095 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 2587 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 2588 100 60 00 . Harrison Constance Cary 8212 100 50 00 Hinckley Rufus H 478 25 12 50 Hinckley Rufus H 2175 10 500 House Mary E 15 25 12 50 House, Mary E 4171 25.12 50 Hutchinson LB -3267-100-—-60-00. _ . Hutchinson L B 8268 100 50 00 “. Ivison D B. 1356 69 25 00 Ivison D B 2628 60 25 00 Ivison D B 4135 100 60 00 Ivison D_B 4136 100 50 00 Ivison D B 4137 100 50 00 Ivison D B 4139 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3241 -100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3242 100 560 00 Jamieson John D 3243 100 50.00 Jamieson John D 3244 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 8245.100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3246 50 25.00 Jamieson John D 8261 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 8262 100 60 00 Jamieson John D 4051 60 «25. 00 Jamievon John D 4052 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 100 50 00 Johnson JF 1781 5 250 Johnson Wm V 2116 5 250 Johnson Wm V 2253 25 12 60 Jones BW 1812 10C 50 00 Jones B W 1318 100 50 00 Judson A M 2836 «#410 «5 00 Judson AM 2375 +410 5 60 «. Judson Charles 1541 100 50 00 Judson Charles 1542-10060 00 Judson Charles 1543 100 50 00 Kelsey F W 107 100 50 00 Kimball WC. 2193 40 20 00 Livingston Bayard 2374 50 25 00 Lott Moe S 1453 100 50 00 Lot: MoeS 1454 100 50 00 Lott Moe S 1455 100 60 00 Lott Moe 8 1456 100. 50 00 Lott MoeS 2005 100 50 00 Lott Moe 8 2006. 100 50:00 Lott Moe 8 8186 100 50 00 Lott Moe S 50 00 with costs of adrertiaing and expenses of sale. W. J. STEWART, Secretary. © Office, Rooms 8 and 9 No. 215 Sausomé Street, San Francisco California. jy13Sheriff’s Sale. No. 889, In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Calfornia. J.C, CONAWAY.& GEO. W, CONAWAY, coners doing business under the name and style of J.C. CONAWAY & BRO., GEO. a WHITESIDE and ADAM.LUCAS, plain‘8, vs, EL DORADO DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, NO, 8, A. B. DIBBLE, ROBERT WATT, EMILY WATT and DAV{1D WATT, DAVID WATT, ROBERT WaTT and EMILY WATT, Executors and Exeoutrix of the last Will and Testament of WILLIAM WATT, deceased, and Trustees of the estate of said WILLIAM WATT, deceased, and JULIUS BAMBERGER; cross complainant, CATHERINE ALDERMAN, 8. J. ALDERMAN and K. 8. ALDERMAN, Defendants. HEREAS, J.C. CONAWAY & BRO., Geo. W. Whiteside, Adam Lucas and Julius Bamberger, cross complainant, on the 80th day of June, A. D,, 1884, recovered & judgment against the ricultural District Agricultural Association No. 8, tor the sum of twenty-seven hundred and : eighty-four 29-100 (2784 29-100) Jollars, together with coats of suit taxed at 42 40-100, and counsel tees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $150 00, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment, at the rate of ji per Ramis iy: .cont,-per-ennunr til paid, Which said ju ment is recorded in Judgment Book 1 of the said Superior pour .ce ast 626-7 and 8,and Whereas, it is ordered that the liens set forth in plaintiff's plant, be f losed and property therein described, to wit: That certain premises and property known as the’ Watt Park”situated in section 33, tp 16, N. R.8 E., Mt. Diablo base and meridian, the same being enclosed by a tight board fence, and consisting of a race track, stands, stables, fences, buildings, and appurtenances necessary, and used in counection therewith, and appurtenances thereto, and in Grass Valley township about one mile south of the town of Grasa Valley ii Nevada County, State of California,together with sufficient space around the said k and fence for the convenient access, and repair, and uve thereof, to secure the payment thereof. And that the said liens of said plaintiffs and cross complainant are superior to param ount to the claims of all of the defendants in this action. The following are the amounts due to said several plaintifis and to the deferdant Julius Bamberger, cross complainant, viz.: To J. U. Conaway Bro., the sum of $620 94, and the sum of $3 O0 expended for filing a lien. : To Geo. W. Whiteside the sum of $896 22 and the sum of $4 00 costs of tiling lien. To Adam Lucas the sum of $749 14 and the sum of $2 35 costes of filing lien. To Julius Bamberger thesum of $508 64. All of which sume are to bear interest at the rate ofseven per cent. per annum until paid, That out of the proceeds of raid sale che Sheriff tirst pay all costs and expenses of said sale, and pay to said creditous or. their attorneysout of the balance tne fell wing: ‘Te said plaintiffs their costs of suit taxed at §37 40 and the sum of $100 allowed as attorney's fees i this cause,” To said Aamberger the sum of $50, allowed as attorney’s fees in this cause, and his costs, taxed at $5. If there be nut sufficient to pay said claims in full that the sheriff shali satisfy the samy pro rata to the extent of the money arising from said sale, and in his return of said sale whall specify the deficiency.) Be sold at publie auction to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. «Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public tale, in front. of the Cou:t House ‘door, in the City of\Kevada, County of Nevada, State of California, on Wednesday; May 27th, 1885, o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o'clock M., all the right, title and interest. which the defendants, herein named, had, . heid, owned ‘or aN thém on the 30th day of ‘June, 1884, the day on which said judgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which they may have subsequentay acquired in and to the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy eaid judgment, together with inter“—— one. ae ecangn iven under my d this 4th of May, A. D. 1885. ~ GEORGE LORD, Sheriff, Nevada Countv, California, By J. L. Hoban, Under Sherilf. — Notice to Creditors. STATE OF.JOSEPH THOMAS, decéased Notice is-hereby given by the under signed, Executors_of the Laat Will of Jonepe shoes, Garena to fro creditors of, ana persons ims at the said deceased to exhibit them ‘ite the necessary-vouchers, within four months af-—wo ter the firet publication of this notice, the said Executors, or either of them, their residence at Rough & Ready, Ne county, California, the same being the said Estate. T, A. TRUCKS, : ENANI THO Executors of the Last Will of Joseph Thoma8, Dated Cross place for the transactivn of the business of* = mateo 2d, 1886. : SSeie, 40s tee SR,

ae OE CO A LCCC TOTO TC — eepeNEe e~ er meee eee ee eee eee peers ahr © ne a CONT CELE ECTEI OOT EEE TT A AT meee: eee Tv ramen = eee mamma ~~ ” , « , . vesterpay’s ¥iectrion Washington "Mining District. Ready to Retire. A Feeble “Kick.” CARD TO THE PUBLIC. ott Moe 8 3160 100 60 00 The ally Transcript. agement for Marshal, RobinYuwa Move, May 2, 1885. Boss Buckley of San Francisco] The Grass Valley Union devotes} We Would Like to Know Now kote Mee 8 Tot 00 50 00 1s PU ISHED» ‘ Fieuing Brown for Trustom,. Hprtor Transcrpt-The Wa-. has caused charges to be drawn/a columii of its valuable space to Se — 302, 100. 60.6, Daily, Mondays Excepted. eckink tee Anseneey: ters & Co. mine is showing up. against most of the Republican . the preséntation of a lot of techniLott Moe $ $194 100 50 00 TRRMS : : The candidates for city offices handsomely as far as it has been ) Federal officials there with a view . calities by which it hopes to inLott Moos 3196 100 50 00 4 pune AMMUM SS lipo 458 e, $7.00] and their friends were at ‘work . ‘eveloped. There is now on the ‘to obtaining their removal.~ So/timidate the Agricultural AssociaLott Moe tise 100 “50 00 PER WEER..-.++ + +++ 15 cts. bright dnd early yesterday morndump not less than one hundred . far as ig known the main point] tion from holding next Fall’s fair] Litt Moe 8 4147 100 60 00 —— ing, and until sundown ‘‘rustled”’ and fifty tons of ore ready for mill; made against them is that they. at Glenbrook Park. The Direcots Mood red red £0.00 James: Day, Zthe well known . with an energy that brought outa ing, and a good part of it shows . are “‘offensive partisans,’’ to which . tors refuse to listen to the Union’s pars tap G pa “4 . bn 4 mining operator, leaves today for . pretty full vote, 619 ballots being rich in free gold and sulphurets. . most of themare probably ready . .complainings, but work with rewoore WT "6 100 50 00 i San Francisco, after several days . cast. here was comparatively An upraise is now beingrun from. to plead guilty. Naval Officer] newed activity to provide the necIt has come to our notice that it Moore W : ast ed 4 rd spent in examining Nevada county . little drunkenness, and éonsider. #bout the center of the drain tun. Watson, formerly of this city, was . essary ways and means for makis reported that we have purchasee ics Se bP rile 4 90 . properties. Mr. Day is miuch. ering there were 80 many candinel to the surface, which will interviewed on the subject by a. ing the faira big success. They ed from the creditors some of the Newton Mrs F:'8 2995 26 13 & i pleased with the prospects of this . dates in the field, quite good feelwhen finished give them from . reporter, andsaid: ‘I did deliver . have already secured $2,000 in. claims against the late L. Hy— iase 5 a8 séct ion. ing prevailed. ‘The counting of. Seventy to eighty feet of backs to] one yolitical speech in Oakland, . subscriptions from our citizeris,)man. We deny the report in toto. : 9 . Richardnon Geo = 17810 6:00 — ee the vote concluded at 9:55 Pp. M., stopefrom. After thatis finished . but that was the extent of my and have hardly made a start yet We do not believe that any of the Hydraulie Parlor, No. 56, Runyon M 2836 100 60 00 Inthe % mile . si thé result being as follows: a shaft is to be started and sunk . political speaking. * * * They. in that direction. We repeat, the claims were bought by anyone, OF NEVADA CITY SmitnWm idl 100 60 00 ©. ! ning race; a _— a chen d TRUSTEES. ‘1to adepth of from one to three . need not bother themselves about . Union does not in its rabid oppobut one of them was transferred to py ff ae aoe afternoon, Riley’s b, g., Garfield, « hundred feet deeper where much i d and diggi sition to the fai t the cit. @ gentleman for the purpose of colihe a Smith Win ff 31s 100 60.00 ¥ lett’s s. g:, Jo. Chamber. R. E. Robinson (elected).. . 591] . . sae ” et ee eee thaprtc aressienbacgiee ‘ smith Wm H 3146 100 to 00 beat Has { “ NP: Brown (elected) 551 . Ticher rock is anticipated. Their. charges. <gainst me, for I am . izens of Grass Valley, but is only lecting the same. Some of the} . Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Smirh Wm H 3146 100 60 00 ain, in two straight heats ; — sss ss-+ +99") new mill. would have “been run. ready to go at any time, and am . the mouthpiece of an extremely claims could have been bought by . ’ : smith Wm H 8147 100 60 00 1.2134, 1.2334. MARARAL. ning before this, had they not . waiting f : ll +o . us at a very low price, but thinkOF GRASS VALLEY, salt we as io we oe a ’ g for the cleaver. And I. small and badly balanced faction . ' ee price, . i Smith Wm H 3149 100 60 §0. : Misses A: {, and R. Alexander, . a dei walee ia been delayed by not receiving the think it is right, too. I subscribe who have axes of their own that het from his methods of doing . -—Will Give ax 4 — at ot be 00 . daughters ofPreston Alexander, 1 Nibell ieee “***" "134 . neces sary machinery from the. to that Democratic cry, ‘To the they want ground. business that sooner or later he . , prob . 183 100 60°00 : , went to Marysville yesterday to} E.C. Paldridee. esse ee. 126} con tractor at the time agreed ‘victors belong the spoils,’ and] , y maa Siaaivis Peapention: would go down, we refused to take GR AND AL gale ve * aise 100 Be ts attend the concert to be given is SOYCO. eres 46} on, besides being. set_back some . think that an administration has penn i them at any price. We have no Smith Wm H 3156 100 50 00shave Thursday night by the Go~ 8. 8; Getehell 22+ 25 ee ee: 29by the inclemency of the weather; J the right to putin its own mento Grass Valleyans are. talking of confidence in such vendors. : We é — AT: : pr . ne 48 rae 5 : dair Family. TREASURER. but now everything that is nec. carry out its policy—that is, referr-. Betting up a stock company to’ believe that no community should HUNT’S HALL [smith Wm H 8150 100 6000 . Joseph Fleming(elected). . . . 326 . essary hasbeen delivered and ison . ing only to’ heads of departments. . Purchase Watt Park and its im-J endorse the course that leads'to's +] fnew Ee 1804 100 60 00 Mr. anv Mrs. Ricnarp ' PreRce Wm. F. Evens.. . ec 286 . the ground and it is only ,a ques. The subordinates should only be . provements from the lien. holders. . man becoming-a -voluntary insol: Snow HS 1898-100 60 00 a leave here tomorrow for Gilroy to ‘paseeaba. tion of a very few days wid ev. appointed under the Civil Service It-is-just-such a place as that town . vent after a few short: months’ caNewada City, caer creme Bod be beg 4 visit the gentdmnan's P arene, and W. B. Hocking (elected) 309 . erything will be in running order. . act, and. I do not-see why Demo-. needs for holding races, games, . reer. No oné can call this failure —ON-Seeckpole, Was an 100. 50.09 after remaining there awhile will . w’ j Gampbell.......216] The mill is a Huntington crusher . crats should not be willing tocarry . picnics, and the ke. a business calamity. Itissimply. pa.) pvening May 15, °80, . suckpole Wa on i Be 5. return totheir home at Bodie. § . A.H. Irish......,... 56] with allthe latest improvements. . it out as we have done, when they Wind Clotus. what ‘we predicted some time ago, . FTiday LVeMIng, May 10, ov. Stackpole Wm 4184 100 50 00 Catton W. H. Smith at his Will Stay With It. “rg capacity is twelve tons per day eke our eagy we zare net hewaine wed a ee UT AS OE stevens Chas W. iia “t ‘7% new grocery store in Transcript — of twenty four hours each. From. right to kick if the places are A. Downing has receive : Block and ll what you can ee In reference to the fair arrange-. the appearance of the ore now] filled by Democrats, and I shall — Sean ahh a Respectfully, eye eee Stewart wo 7305 2010 00, . i i ments, the Tidings says: out and onthe dump it ought to . expect to step down and out when i Y gtite It Rosensera Bros, . H.B.Jonnson, W.T. Monaan. . Bibsrg 5 2290 $0 10.90 _ by paying cash for groceries of the We have heard that the pavilion . ti i : » . pared to make up in gents suits, a werd ugustus C srt 100 bo 00 best and freshest quality. “lis to be located in Nevada City, the pay at least. fiteen dollars per ton . my term expires on the 7th of this . in the latest styles and at the lowF at earner i Tay re rer Ps} 3872 100 Ps S — ; use of Hunt’s Hall having been-. in free gold. Twelve men are. month. I have an idea, though, est prices. my?2-tf First Annual Picnic . Floor Committee. aoe ~ eee -Take advantage of the liberal] siven free for. that purpose by. being worked in and around the that President Cleveland will not i 2 Gus. NarrziaeR, Ws. Conaway, . Weils HC 3056 too 50 00 offer made to cash buyers by B. Captain Rapp. The hall is to be. mine atthe present time. Their. make any appointments here for} ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. +e R. D. Finnrz, -M. M. Barua, . WileoxS A ae ie ee H. Miller, and get ten per cent. poor stan a 2 B oncgyh ee Me i new dwelling and boarding house . several months yet,for he wants to] -NEVADA CITY. : oe a haf : aon Sor par 1878 100 50 00 = a discount-on regular prices.-—28-tf ton alae Ba awd enid-ok hall . is finished. and at present they arg . hold the patronage over the heads a F. hoa, : F. Sion” Winsiow inn F ist ioo 0 % James A. Stipark of North San . inside will be built. boarding all their own hired help. . of the Democrats here until they NATIONAL HOTEL. G. W. Starr, —@ A. Brack, —. Wieser jenn F yr ge gee ng Juan was here yesterday taking Glee ksi hat been all sloog All of the other mines in this im-. come together and settle their . S.A.Eppy....-. PROPRIETOR. So) C, Hf ANBON. ee vas ee eo notes on the way they run a city . aware of theact passed at the ses-. ™ediate vicinity that are being fight.” ‘ May 2, 1885. Ie Siemans ey cae Se election at the county seat. sion of ie semeeeatere Of 1G worked are looking well. Superior Court. 0 ee ee A acpi Dp TP Reception Committee. Winslow John F 3379 100 60 00 id Buy for ak ae H. ~ Mille 1 psn grist hg pecs $3, VALE. The followi — G. F. Nowell do # ‘ W,Mircuet, Jr, W.M. Quieiey, Winslow John F Bat 100 to % clothing stcre and phate te : 00 when erecting buildings under Washed-Out Hair. es ss ro ear Pasar ue po “) Wm. Stockham, city, ¥ ns 'P* Hockina, L. B. Jounson, brah ge gm gees aes 0 © g @ ten perl state authority. The director, “— ansacted.in the Superior urt! Peter Lorentzen, mine, Ny . ) y lds~ H.B.Jounson, D. E. Mora@an, . ‘And in accordance with law, ahd an order ve cent. discount os. his already low] Mr. Walrath, remarked that he} There is a sort of pallad, chalky yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling] ©. L. Miller, French Corral, ’ >, R. D. Finniz, L. 8. CaALKINs, . of the Board of Direstors, made on the 2d i sey: ’ dives 3 } A S$. OrHeT J. B. Gray day of Sept., 1884, so many shares of each prices. apr28-tf . would take all the responsibility . .omplexion which the novelists presiding: J. H. Keader, Shady Creek, Of Nevada County,“ Pe dare ’ reel of such stock as may Lo necessary will DM penne ea i on himself, and ifit became necP : Ella M. Rose vs. Nevada and Geor, Lawrence, city, PA H.C. ScHRODER, F. THomas, be acid at public auction, at the office of the Tue City Board of Education . essary he would fit up Glenbrook calla ‘‘washed-out complexion.’’ G.V.W.andb. C Ord ‘: J. J. Jones do Lodges and Uniform Rank: “. Murpuy, J. B. TUuy, Consipany, . bone 8 and9, No, 215 Sansome held a meeting Saturday evening, pee for ree yes and make It is ghastly enough, and no misies Me ks = shine se ig lag Pe rag 7 = ptcnemcal i, Mie te bl A A pgs = Bg a A bat it mot tansact any business, . ” oy short cal SOuniy” biet -elgh at Higheeron ecmlranaeigigo’ John James and Thomas Lutey, . ” ge eee ig May 3. STOREY’ RANCH, C. M.Roserts, W. E. WELcu. dennquect. eqechemeat, Soeened, re chet ’ 5 Vs LpBy. be insolvency proceedings begun Mrs. J. A. Rapp, the wife of our popular County Recorder, leaves today to visit friends in Colusa. A. Burrows left Sunday for Sacramento to attend to some business in the Supreme Court. L. Hyman vs. His Creditors. Cross & Simonds entered as associate connsel for plaintiff. --— ow Tue new Shoe Store which is now open makes quite an acquisition to Commercial street. ae i R, A. Diver, the commercial tourist, was in town yesterday. B. F. Hartman and bride have returned from San Francisco. Tue Standard Shoe Company are now open for business. Try our Snowflake Drips. Shurtleff & Son. tf Struck It Rich. Last week while F. H. McAllister was tearing down a cabin on the Water street residence property that he recently purchased from Rev. Geo. R. Davis, a buckskin purse containing $65 in old -gold coins fell from the rafters where it had been hid, and was found on the ground by Mrs. McAllistér. The purse was hard and discolored with age, and had evidently.been stored away there a good many years. Michael Arnstead, who has long been dead, used to live in the cabin. A Challenge. Eprror Transcript—William -Adams struck me on the street without provocation on the 26th day of April-last. I will fight William Adams outside of this city’s limits, for satisfacton, any style he may request. I hope he will meet me honestly and squarely, and notattack mein any such a cowardly manner again. I hope he will accept my proposition. Respectfully Yours, “James Roppa. Nevada City, May 4th, 1885. “Don’t Worry Me with your complaints about your teeth,” said an annoyed father to his “sweet sixteener.”» “I told you to buy the SOZODONT and use it, but you didn’t and you de‘gerve to suffer.’ And so she did, and all other sweet-sixteeners who act like her. A Profitable Dance. A dance was given at the. town of Washington last Saturday night to raise funds for the benefit of the public school there, The sum of $170 was cleared and everybody “who went had a good time. The Hyman Matter. -Oh the petition of L. Hyman, Judge Walling has dismissed the Saturday, and Mr. Hyman has made an assignment to Marcus bors.seem to be excited on the subject of thisfair. They are an excitable ple who dwell in the shadow of the courthouse. Those people have the s ,80 to speak, and it remains to seen if they have the endurance necessary for the race. Our contemporary, and all other friends ofthe Seventeeth District Association, can rest assured ‘that. Nevada City will do her full share in the premises. Our citizens are in thorough earnestness about making the fair what it should be, and their earnestness extends to their pocket books. The race will be theirs because they have not only the swiftness, but the strength. —— oo Where to Buy. The firm of Eustis & Tompkins has just received a large invoice of liquors direct from the Keystone Distillery, Kentucky, and will sell the same at reasonable prices to consumers and dealers. We also have California wines, syrups and bitters. We sell a ten pound can of pure lard for one dollar. All teas ten cents less than other dealers sell them. We sell groceries of all kinds as cheap as the cheapest, and they are as good as the best. We have a large stock and make big sales. All goods warranted and delivered Give us a call. m2-3t Evustrs & TomPKINs. Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oll,with Hypophosphites, Very Palatable and Strengthenina zis tit i ota Dr. A. H. Desanlinus, Oswego, N. Y., says: ‘I have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion for many years, and have givea it a thorough comparative test. I cannot speak in too high terms of its palatability, as well as its efficacy in all the wasting disorders in which it is indicated.” Not Quite Right. The San Francisco Alta of Sunday gives us this: ‘Edward Rogon ‘was lodged in the City Prison last evening by Sheriff Loud of Nevada county. The prisoner five years for assault to murder. About two months ago he had a quarrel with a man nated R. E. Allen about a squaw, and drew a pistoland shot him in the leg.” Married at San Francisco. Miss Mattie A, Deal, formerly of this city, and sister to Mrs. N." P. Brown, was married in San Francisco last Friday to Harry C. Deal. The Transcript extends its congratulations to the couple. New Barber Shop. barber shop, has opened a shop Clarke’s. First-class work always done. So ee Wasuina make easy by using Frank Siddal’s Soap. Forsale by Shurtleff & Son. tf Levy, of San Francisco. is en route to San Quentin to serve . J. H. Marsh, lately of Banks’ . on Pine street, rear of Britland. & ly, shining hair. New Gallery. O. C. Percival Coast. particular. mens of work. trist. particulars. Advertised Letters. “advertised.” Chickering & Thomas, (3) Cobb, Walter a Connelly, John Cota, Miss Lucinda Cunningham, Wm. Cowdery, W. A Cox, Willis Cole, Chas. D. Clark, M. C. Duson, Frank Dikeman, L. H. Forsyet, Thomas Eddy, William Fowler, James L. Gray, W. J. Greeley, William Giasomella, G. (2) Hill, C.-R. . W. Hoskins, Fred Haskins, John Holland, Jeremiah _Jenkins, James. Rooney; agi : angtry, Miss ie Lad, Mrs. A. Me <Lubeck, David W. -McKilvey, Hugh, C. Marr, G. McAlvin, John Muscardino, John MeNevins, Hicton Ribbel, Mrs. B. rs, William J. Rodda, John Silver, Antonio — Smith, Mrs. C. C. Stewig, John C. . Swain, A. Nicholls, Wm. L. (3) “Steddard, Alexander Spencer, Edward G. Steussen, Miss Lena. Talcomes, Mrs. James Thomas, Richard A.” Todd, Thomas M. West, Albert D. ¢ Willis, Miss Hattie’ . Wilkinson, William Tew, Mrs. Lillie -Young, E. M._ Delivica, Grassie DeRossa . Ten per cent. discount. for cash . at B. H. Miller’s. apr28-tf'. Antonia, Dilla Piazza pulsive and melancholy. Parker’s Hair Balsam will restore your hair to its original color, whatever it was; brown, auburn or black. Why wear moss on you head, when you may easily have livehas opened a first-class photograph gallery over A. Tam’s; oyster saloon. He has just received the latest and most improved instruments, and.is now prepared to take pictures second to no artist on the His prices are low and his work guaranteed in every Cali and see special9-tf Trance Medium and PsychomeMrs, A. S. Winchester, the celebrated trance medium and psychometrist, will be found at the Union Hotel for a short, time. Read the advertisement in this morning’s Transcript for further The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending May 2d. Any person call‘ing for these letters will please say W. J. Wiviras, P. M. + dict of guilty.natives of England, were. naturalized. .. Grass Valley. and San. Juan Turnpike Co. vs. C. H. Hankins. Execution stayed for 20 days. J.M. Hale vs. J. O’Keefe et al. Stricken from calender. Champion M. Co. vs. Consolidated Wyoming G. M. Co. Trial set for May 20. B. F. Wiley vs. R. D. Carter et al. order. mer. Continued till further order. x Stephen Long vs. R. D. Lawrey. Court. Trial set for May 18. Estate of Henrietta Hill, de‘ceased. The administrator was ordered to file a supplementary itimized appraisement. Mrs. A. Robinson vs. F. Von Buelow et al. Continued by congent for the session. M. A. Murhy vs. P. S. Murphy, Ordered that $30 counsel fees be allowed Caldwell. & Ford payable from 24 interest of money awarded to plaintiff. Estate of Geo. W. Downey, a minor. May 25th fixed as time for hearing application of Halstead Stansfield to be appointed guardian. ———— ome Good Lifters. It was mentioned in this paper last week that Mr. Landrigan of Blue Tent, had lifted 830 pounds on the scales at Gaylord’s store. . Will Thurston has done still better by lifting 865 pounds. Neither of these gentlemen or any one else around here has however beaten the record of Harvey Cunningham, who scored 1400 pounds at the same place some time ago. A PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE. CURE FOUND AT LAST! No One Need Suffer. A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, been discovered by Dr. Williams (an Indian Remedy,) called Dr. William’s Indian. Pile Ointment. minutes-after_applying.this.won. derful soothing medicine. Lotions, {natruments and electuaries do more harm than good. William’s Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the. intense itching, . (particularly at night after getting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for nothing else. Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry of Cleveland says about Dr William’s Indian Pile Ointment: rmanent relief as Dr. William’s ndian Ointment.”’ For sale by Qhio. Carr Bros., Agents. SO Tue jury in the case of A. D. January, the defaulting ex-Deputy State Treasurer, charged with embezzlement, brought in a verCause continued till further . Jno. Larimer vs. M. J. Lari-} Itching and Ulcerated Piles has . " Asingle box has cured the worst fi chronic cases of 25 or 30 years . : standing. No one need suffer five . “T have used scoreg of Pile Cures; . of Energy, &c., it has no equal. j and it affords me pleasure to say i that have never found anything ‘. which gave such immediate an all druggists and mailed on receipt} Mrs. A, 8. WINCHESTER, : ] of price, 50c and $1. Frazier Mepli1cineCo., Proprietors, Cleveland, T. G. Farrer, city, C. Dahl, San Francisco, R. A. Diver, do H. H. Noble, do W.C. Hanley, do Wm. Stockham, city,

A. Carley, do J. O'Neill, oC an UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros. << .PROPRIETORS . ft May 2. G.G. Allan, city, Chas<B. Shattuck, San Fran., . Bes Gilroy, Al. Sevenoaks, San Jose, Arthur Duekelspiel, San Fran., J. Phillips, do F. E. Woodman, You Bet, J. Witter, Kentucky Flat, Mrs. Witter, do Miss Witter, do Mrs. Green, do Mrs. Wm. Payton, do Miss Ball, do H. Fisher, Sacramento, Mrs. C. C. Vincent, Oakland, Mrs. A.H.Walrath,San Leandro R. C. Walrath, Colfax, Jno. Hussey, city, Jno. Langdon, do Jno. Bours & w, Roseville, Jas. Cameron, Sucker Fiat, B. Musgraver, Lard Valley, Miss Annie Musgraver, do Miss. Minnie Cameron, do May 3. M. T. Hubbard, Sacramento, M. L. Fontaine & w,®martsville Jas. Fraser, Ranch, Jno. Treanor, Sierra City, T. J. Nolan, Grass Valley, A. E. Laimee, San Francisco, Mrs. Laimee, do Wm. J. Shirley, 8S. Yuba river, Dr. C. D. Bobo, city, Miss'L.Bobo, do Julius Merzbach, San Fran., Mrs. C. Crosby, do J. Weissbein, Grass Valley, L. Hyman, city. ire Physicians and Druggists Recommend it.” This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakness, Impuie Blvod, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neura’ It is an unfailing remedy the Kidmeys and Liver. : : It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. {t does not injure the teeth, cause head. ache, orprod stipati OTHER IRON ABDICINES Do, . It-enrichesand purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Belching, and strengthens the .auscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack ta. sar The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made: only by Brown Chemical Cu., Baltimore, Md is sae Trance Medium and Psychometrist, ITTINGS daily. No failure in over two S thousand two hundred readings. Let-. e#The locating of Ore Bodies in Mimes a Specialty. ‘or Diseases of . June 10,1885. f Music Dancing, Games, and Amusements of all kinds. _. EGG RACE, SACK RACE,. HURDLE RACE, 100-YARD DASH, 1-4 MILE RACE, HIGH JUMP, 1-MILE RACE, 3-LEGGED RACE, THROWING HEAVY WEIGHT, (16 po:nds.) LADIES’ RACE, FAT AND LEAN MEN’S RACE, CLIMBING GREASED POLES, And various other Games. hae Meee Tug of War Merw EEN— Spartan, Olympic and Milo Lodges and Mountain Division. —o— A Prize for Every Race ! Open to all amateurs in Nevada County. All contestants should, on or before June 5th, send in their names to H. W. Bennett of Grass Valley, or J. J. Jackson of Nevada City. Fare for Round Trip, $1. Ladies 75 cents. Children from 6 to 14 years, 50 cents. Alt who enter the Grounds coming by any other conveyance than the Railroad will be charged 25 cents admission, each. —_—O-— . Ice Cream and Refreshment Stands on the Ground. The Public are cordially invited to attend. . Special train from Grass Valley —round trip tickets 75 cenis. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra Grand March at 9 o’clock. Admission—Gentleman and two ladies, $1.50. Gallery—Ladies, 25 cents ; Gentlemen, 50 cents. Delinquent Sale Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND MINING CompanyLocation of principal Lhe of vusiness,-San Francisco, California; location of works, Yuba and Nevada counties, California, Notice There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No.7) levied on the 2d day of September, 1884, the several amounts bet opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as aoa No. 0. BANKEXCHANGE SALOON. H. B. SEARS...... Preprietor. ff\HIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT, the finest in the city, has recentiy undergone a thorough overhouling, and as fine a stock of Ale, Porter,.._ Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, As was ever brought to town, are now being dispensed to all who may favor him with a calls he beat Liquors and finest brands of Cigars will always be kept on hand, and customers, can rely upon being dealt with-in First-Class Shape. Give me a-call if you want somthing geod. ‘ H. B. SEARS, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Nevada,City, A: ril 21, 1835. N. E. CHAPMAN, bs DENTIST, ie CITY, caLa. EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. . & LOCAL aANEpTUET CS IF DESIRED. fee Clothing, Locks of hair, etc., psychomUnion Hotel, Nevada City. : £@ Office at Residence, Sacramente.st. . ' Names, Cert. Shs. Amt, Archibald Caroline RM 8089 100 $50 00 Archibald EK M . 8061 100 60 00 Archibald EM 8052 100 60 00 Bannin ME “19-10 _..5.00 Bannin M E 2045 10 600 Bannin ME 4170 30 15 00 Bardon TF 186 100 50 00 Bardon TF 2080-108 --60° 00 Barrett Geo P 1427 50 25 00 Barrett Geo P 1477. 256 «12 50 Benson Arthur 8 100 50 00 Benson Arthur 2598 50 26 00 Blakeman Mrs AMT 1229° 100° 50 00 Biakeman Kirdseye 1230. 100 60 00 Blakeman Birdseye 2788 560 26 00 Blakeman. Bi0dseye 8053 100 60 00 Blakeman Birdseye 3054 60 25 00 Biakeman L H 4111 100 50 00 Rowring Thomas B 175 «75 87 50 Bowring Thomas B 176 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 3223 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 3224 100 &0 00 Bowring Thomas & 3225 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 8226 100 50 00 Bowring Thomas B 4050 50 25 00 Bradbury Mrs Alice W 1428 «625 «12 50 Bradbury Mra Alice W 2173 6 250 Butler Frank T 2734 100 50 00 Carpenter N H 1919 «10 «25 00 Cary Clarence 3250 100 50 00 Codet AC 125 50 25 00 Codet AC 126 60 25 00 Jodet AC 1466 100 50 00 Codet A C 1468 100 60 00 Codet AC 4188 100 50 00 Colby J Albert 3300 100 60 00 Corbet A R 4108 100 60 00 Corbet A R 4109 100 60 00 Dana EC 3189 100 60 00 Davis Chas G 3090 100 60 00 Davis Chas G 3091 100 50 00 Davis M M ° 14 25 12 50 Davis M M 4172 25 12 60 Davis Wm H 1759. 100 50 00 Dixon Wm P 1740 100° 60 00 Freemau F P & Co 590 50 25 00 Freeman F P & Co 601 100 50 00 Fr FP &Co 602 100 50 00, Freeman F P & Co 1282 100 650 00 Freeman F P & Co 1233 100 50 00 GroverGA 1820 100 50 00 GroverG A 1821 25 12 60 Hackney DG 1789. 30 16 00 Haley Mary Ann 2171 24 12 00 HaightG L& L 2296 100 50 00 Haight G L & L 2388 10 500 ttanemann J T 1094 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 1095 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 2587 100 50 00 Hanemann J T 2588 100 60 00 . Harrison Constance Cary 8212 100 50 00 Hinckley Rufus H 478 25 12 50 Hinckley Rufus H 2175 10 500 House Mary E 15 25 12 50 House, Mary E 4171 25.12 50 Hutchinson LB -3267-100-—-60-00. _ . Hutchinson L B 8268 100 50 00 “. Ivison D B. 1356 69 25 00 Ivison D B 2628 60 25 00 Ivison D B 4135 100 60 00 Ivison D_B 4136 100 50 00 Ivison D B 4137 100 50 00 Ivison D B 4139 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3241 -100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3242 100 560 00 Jamieson John D 3243 100 50.00 Jamieson John D 3244 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 8245.100 50 00 Jamieson John D 3246 50 25.00 Jamieson John D 8261 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 8262 100 60 00 Jamieson John D 4051 60 «25. 00 Jamievon John D 4052 100 50 00 Jamieson John D 100 50 00 Johnson JF 1781 5 250 Johnson Wm V 2116 5 250 Johnson Wm V 2253 25 12 60 Jones BW 1812 10C 50 00 Jones B W 1318 100 50 00 Judson A M 2836 «#410 «5 00 Judson AM 2375 +410 5 60 «. Judson Charles 1541 100 50 00 Judson Charles 1542-10060 00 Judson Charles 1543 100 50 00 Kelsey F W 107 100 50 00 Kimball WC. 2193 40 20 00 Livingston Bayard 2374 50 25 00 Lott Moe S 1453 100 50 00 Lot: MoeS 1454 100 50 00 Lott Moe S 1455 100 60 00 Lott Moe 8 1456 100. 50 00 Lott MoeS 2005 100 50 00 Lott Moe 8 2006. 100 50:00 Lott Moe 8 8186 100 50 00 Lott Moe S 50 00 with costs of adrertiaing and expenses of sale. W. J. STEWART, Secretary. © Office, Rooms 8 and 9 No. 215 Sausomé Street, San Francisco California. jy13Sheriff’s Sale. No. 889, In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Calfornia. J.C, CONAWAY.& GEO. W, CONAWAY, coners doing business under the name and style of J.C. CONAWAY & BRO., GEO. a WHITESIDE and ADAM.LUCAS, plain‘8, vs, EL DORADO DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, NO, 8, A. B. DIBBLE, ROBERT WATT, EMILY WATT and DAV{1D WATT, DAVID WATT, ROBERT WaTT and EMILY WATT, Executors and Exeoutrix of the last Will and Testament of WILLIAM WATT, deceased, and Trustees of the estate of said WILLIAM WATT, deceased, and JULIUS BAMBERGER; cross complainant, CATHERINE ALDERMAN, 8. J. ALDERMAN and K. 8. ALDERMAN, Defendants. HEREAS, J.C. CONAWAY & BRO., Geo. W. Whiteside, Adam Lucas and Julius Bamberger, cross complainant, on the 80th day of June, A. D,, 1884, recovered & judgment against the ricultural District Agricultural Association No. 8, tor the sum of twenty-seven hundred and : eighty-four 29-100 (2784 29-100) Jollars, together with coats of suit taxed at 42 40-100, and counsel tees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $150 00, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment, at the rate of ji per Ramis iy: .cont,-per-ennunr til paid, Which said ju ment is recorded in Judgment Book 1 of the said Superior pour .ce ast 626-7 and 8,and Whereas, it is ordered that the liens set forth in plaintiff's plant, be f losed and property therein described, to wit: That certain premises and property known as the’ Watt Park”situated in section 33, tp 16, N. R.8 E., Mt. Diablo base and meridian, the same being enclosed by a tight board fence, and consisting of a race track, stands, stables, fences, buildings, and appurtenances necessary, and used in counection therewith, and appurtenances thereto, and in Grass Valley township about one mile south of the town of Grasa Valley ii Nevada County, State of California,together with sufficient space around the said k and fence for the convenient access, and repair, and uve thereof, to secure the payment thereof. And that the said liens of said plaintiffs and cross complainant are superior to param ount to the claims of all of the defendants in this action. The following are the amounts due to said several plaintifis and to the deferdant Julius Bamberger, cross complainant, viz.: To J. U. Conaway Bro., the sum of $620 94, and the sum of $3 O0 expended for filing a lien. : To Geo. W. Whiteside the sum of $896 22 and the sum of $4 00 costs of tiling lien. To Adam Lucas the sum of $749 14 and the sum of $2 35 costes of filing lien. To Julius Bamberger thesum of $508 64. All of which sume are to bear interest at the rate ofseven per cent. per annum until paid, That out of the proceeds of raid sale che Sheriff tirst pay all costs and expenses of said sale, and pay to said creditous or. their attorneysout of the balance tne fell wing: ‘Te said plaintiffs their costs of suit taxed at §37 40 and the sum of $100 allowed as attorney's fees i this cause,” To said Aamberger the sum of $50, allowed as attorney’s fees in this cause, and his costs, taxed at $5. If there be nut sufficient to pay said claims in full that the sheriff shali satisfy the samy pro rata to the extent of the money arising from said sale, and in his return of said sale whall specify the deficiency.) Be sold at publie auction to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. «Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public tale, in front. of the Cou:t House ‘door, in the City of\Kevada, County of Nevada, State of California, on Wednesday; May 27th, 1885, o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o'clock M., all the right, title and interest. which the defendants, herein named, had, . heid, owned ‘or aN thém on the 30th day of ‘June, 1884, the day on which said judgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which they may have subsequentay acquired in and to the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy eaid judgment, together with inter“—— one. ae ecangn iven under my d this 4th of May, A. D. 1885. ~ GEORGE LORD, Sheriff, Nevada Countv, California, By J. L. Hoban, Under Sherilf. — Notice to Creditors. STATE OF.JOSEPH THOMAS, decéased Notice is-hereby given by the under signed, Executors_of the Laat Will of Jonepe shoes, Garena to fro creditors of, ana persons ims at the said deceased to exhibit them ‘ite the necessary-vouchers, within four months af-—wo ter the firet publication of this notice, the said Executors, or either of them, their residence at Rough & Ready, Ne county, California, the same being the said Estate. T, A. TRUCKS, : ENANI THO Executors of the Last Will of Joseph Thoma8, Dated Cross place for the transactivn of the business of* = mateo 2d, 1886. : SSeie, 40s tee SR,