May 6, 1888 (4 pages)

wonenrity es ; wl sino snennanstnamentereesinpninne n= = —oscecacommmmaiaa aaa eee a ” a aaa i ey, ata ™ 294 :. g . m ’ , : : a . es : ar SOCIETY VOTES. Chancellor of the Knights of Pythiss oO The Daily Transcript. . THE UNTERRIFIED. . Zhe appointment of to delagatg at Y for Nevada county. It is a splendid Convention., Geo. E. Riley moved that the report be amended by making the assessment on delegates present 50 cents per capappointment, The following Grass Valleyans go to San Francisco today to attend the . Proceedings of Yesterday's Democratic County Convention. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1888. a Lodge Picnics in Prospect—Fraternal Visitors—A Good Appointment. HOTEL ARRIVALS. “Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as‘repl — : — ita. Carried. : nee resentatives of their respective sub. . hg oer ® igen lg spesgre Rey At the Theater in this city at eleven The committee on platform and resThe Foresters of this city and Grass . ordinate Lodges: Grass Valley Lodge, J; puniap, J. Anderson, J. Monk, J. Stewig, olutions reported as-follows: . iat o’clock yesterday morning Frank Power, Chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, called to order the Democratic convention that had assembled toelect ten delegates to represent Nevada county in the Democratic State convention to be held at Los Angeles on the 15th ‘inst.;7 and to choose a new County Central Committee. For temporary Chairman, J. I. Caldwell nominated A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley and Wm. Maguire nominated E. J. Rector of this city. Mr. Rector withdrew and Judge Dibble was unanimously elected. In taking the chair he predicted that_Grover : eChitink A Adien: 0-8; Cheknlt OM. Cleveland would be the unanimous cs Crossand wife, '/C. D, Eastin, M. F, Pires, choice of the Democratic party and Mrs, H. A. Harlandand 8 children, Miss C. succeed himself as President. of the Stoffer, Mrs. Capt. Frederickson and son,. United States. Valley will hold their. picnic ‘on the —_______} 94th instant_at Sterns’ Ranch. . . The Knights of Pythias picnic will take place at Glenbrook Park, midway between this city and Grass Valley, on Saturday, the 26th instant. “The Order of the Eastern Star contemplate having a picnic at Glenbrook Park early in the month of June. Brief Record of Various Matters of As heretofore stated, the Odd FelLocal Interest. lows have entirely abandoned their ‘ intention of holding a picnic this year. aaa. 3 The amplified third rank was conferred at Friday evening’s meeting of Milo Lodge, K. of P. The team that performed the beautiful ceremony consisted of the folowing Knights: Past Grand Chancellor Cobb of the State of Nevada, Grand Prelate Norton of the State of Nevada, and Messrs, W. No. 12—Wm. D. Harris, Wm. R. ee . Thomas and John Glasson; Golden Star Lodge, No. 165— Robert Finnie and John Baldwin. HERE AND THERE. —_— city; J. Mayne, Town Talk; J. Coughlan, D. J, Coughlan, Columbia Hill; Wm. McCaw, Sacramento;'H.H. Hallett, Blue Tent; O. Cassett, Bloomfield; W. ‘Arthur, Grass Valley; James H, Witliams, San Francisco; C. Cullen, Stockton. Us1on Hotet—Ellen Black, A. Frandy, Edwards Bridge; W. D. Harris, Dr. M. P. Harris, James R. Smith, Alex. Henderson, Grass Valley; H¢iity Watson, Delhi Mine; R. M. Wilkins, James C. Dean, Mrs. B. T. Allen, Miss Ida Allen, Mrs. C. V. Heistand, Mrs. A. M. Allen, A. M. Allen, Miss Nettie Curtis, Miss Adelaide Allen, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss Winnie Mulloy, J. R. Logan and family, city; D. Nichols, Spenceville; M. J. Hubbard, } A. A. Wood, Sacramento; A. Murphy, Colae fax; D. O’Banion, Marysville; C.C Worthington, Yuba City. NATIONAL ExcHancoe—Rey. W. Nixon, New York; C. A. Shurtleff, Bloomfield; H. Resolved, That should any delegates here elected to the State Convention, from any cause be unable to attend, their proxies shall be given to no one except an elected delegate. Your committee think it advisable to a:lopt no further resulutions in view of the factthat the State and Nationy! con¥dntion-will soon assemble. John I. Caldwell urged that the convention express itself in favor of President Cleveland, Congressman Biggs and Chief Justice Searls. He believed that the main object of such a convention as the present is to voice the sentiment of the people. J. E.Carr said the committee,evidently thought it not necessary to endorse Cleveland, and that if they endorsed him it would be necessary to endorse Biggs which latter act would be ill advised under existing circum: City election tomorrow. For additional local matter see second page. Attention is celled to the new advertizement of the San Francisco. Opposition Stores.: Mr. Hyman is getting . in a large quantity of {mew goods and will sell them at bedrock prices. James H. Williams, Luther Wagoner, R. M. Stafford, M. T. Little; George Stevens, San Fanc'sco; George W. Hancock, Sacramento; T, M. Noyler, Berkeley; G: A. Reynolds, AlaFor temporary Secretaries B. N. Shoecraft nominated Ed. Sampson and Wm. Maguire nominated R. J Fitzstances. Mr. Coombs thought the Democrats from this county would vote for CleveG. Lord, W. A. Sleep, John Davey, W. H. Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Willis Peaslee and Wm. Powell of Olympic Lodge of Grass Valley. The work E. Rosenthal has on gale at his store some strawberries from the ranch of Mr, Waite on Deer creekbelow town, and for size and flavor they exoa : x ; i 3 1 bi hth f she meda; H. Sharp and wife, Michigan; D. B. gerald. They were unanimously elect-. land, Biggs and Searls without being beet cane ge ee ee ae ee pis rought here from other sect F. Allen and wife, Joliet, illinois; R. W. Cee a ne @ essrs. . alters, W. 2. Mor ons. ed. = instructed to do so. A mae > “4 Patrick, Forest City; G. W. Woodell, John : : T.§,.Ford.moved:the followitg.as gan, Morrison, Ott, Smith, Seibert, The members of Chattanooga Post, lash og aie ag ae a F igs ne a Ae on a = seers dusaat : Nihell and Isoard, members of Hy-]. G. A. R., are actively engaged in prerofessor Ertz,[email protected]. Allen, city; Jas. Kelly, . tials, consisting of one delegate from : , Sulina i nds Mojave; F.’A. Lathrop, W. E.Sammis, Yuba . each township, was selected: Charles Resolved, That we refer to the effidraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. Ww * on Friday, paring = the observance of Memorial City; Mrs. J. B. Gribble, W. H. Uren, Grass! qyingh Fp k P ee Wisner, . cient services and profound legal abilevening paid a fratefnal visit'to Quartz} Day which falls on Wednesday, the Valley; James Hancock, San Mateo; W. A. spol ower, Mlenry Wisner, . ity of our tormer resident, Hon. Niles Parlor at Grass Valley. 30th instant. Captain L. B. Little is Dennis; San Jose; J. Hatcher, Columbia Hill; M. Phelan, J. H. O’Connor, Fred . Searls, present Chief Justice of the E. A. Tompkins of. this city has} chairman of the’committee of arrangeJ. C. Pickel, Marysville; James Powers, Park . Searls, Wm. Maguire, T. 8. Ford. State, as contmending him to the been appointed District Deputy Grand) ments 1 Soy City, Utah; Alf Tregidgo, Ormonde; J. N. On motion.of C. H. Mitchell the. nomination sng one ee _ In Peo LD Bil. ahsnee en ey Spencer, San Jose Mine. : ‘ . ; keeping with his character and dignipre RTS chair appointed orf order of business } oq position, he refrains from seeking A A many IN TN RRO DER RITA SETS ay Pot Hill It and permanent organization a@ com-/. the nomination; but we have: reason : : ; N= Wil sia mittee consisting of one delegate from . to — ee he would accept it if = D I . M ES. 7 , faci istri . te t c tion, and reig . : A correspondent writes as follows eo aoe Pagiod fine art : apentially Tcauiene Wit the repMOORE S FLAT LETTER. PERSONA‘ MENTION. WILLIAM AND AUGUSTA. : oe i = from Pet Hill, Rough and Ready. *: ©: » U. Th., Mitchell, 4. ©.) resentative Democracy of the State cca Many people are complaining about Hard Times, but you hear nothing of ] : township: Ford, M. Phelan. : about to assemble at Los Angeles. the kind around the: The fruit trees and vines planted} On motion of J. E. Carracommit-. J. 1. Caldwell moved the adoption . Revival of the Mining Industry—A Serious . Social and Other Notes About People Old) Accurate Portraits of the Coming Emperer * wie this season at Pet Hill farm are. tee as follows, consisting of one dele-. of a resolution endorsing Cleveland’s Accident—Personal Notes. and Young. and Empress of Germany. all Tales 60 ( OSiton Crores thriving finely, ‘those that have . ate from each township, was appoint-. and Biggs’ administration. arrived at bearing age give every indied on platform and resolutions: J. E. Mr. Shoecraft did not want to see] .: p WErRERE : cation of having an unusually large Carr, Geo. Fletcher, T. J. Robinson, . the report of the convention go forth Eprror Transcript—Although some} .Wm. A. Dennis returned yesterday{. Emperor Frederick of Germany sits BUSINESS C oO NTINUES BRISE ew crop. ; . : M. Phelan,T. ©. McGagin, Fred] in a shape to show that the resolutions distance without the strict limits of . to San Jose. propped up in bed with one doctor at What Makes It ?: In the firat pl ese The toll road isin better condition . Searls, C. W. Cross, T. S. Ford. wete adopted piecemeal and after the Bartlett pear belt, our section is} M.T. Hubbard and A. “A. Wood of] least constantly by his side to take ‘n the first place we keep first-class goods. In the secee than it has been before in several; Chas. Grimes asked if Mr. Cross, controversy. Mr. Ford moved that Mr. Shvecraft be instructed to draw up a resolution endorsing Oieveland. J. E. Carr ‘thought this motion should prevail, as he did not want to see the Republican newspaper reporters present publishing that there was an attempt, and later a failure, to how experiencing the first effects of the premonitery undulating wave of a fast approaching ‘‘boom.’’ After having lain dormant for four years, our mining interests are beginning to show signs of new life and increased activity. All kinds of mining is now receiving attention and home and foreign capital is looking in our direcSacramento were in town yesterday. C. D. Eastin, who has been below on a business trip, returned yesterday toGraniteville. —~ Miss C. Stoffer arrived here Friday evening from Oakland and yesterday went to Bloomfield. George W. Hancock of Sacramento was here yesterday looking at Bartlett at short intervals from his throat and clean it that he may breath and live a little longer. Heroically the dying man étri.,gles against death, that he may mark his brief reign with something for the good of Prussia, his main ambition being to promulgate a modified constitution. In the meantime the people, though ond place, we buy goods in big quantities. In the third plac cash and we-sell-on-the-same Sante: palit nunabPlan ai a Quick Sales and Small Profits is the secret of success in business. Our Stock or EINE CLOTHING ‘In Nevada City is complete for the spring trade. It embraces allties for Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s wear. : “em Nobody need walk out of our Stores because we cannot suit them. prepared for all. : Our Boot and Shoe Department who was named on the last committee to represent Little York township, from which township he held a proxy, was a resident of San Francisco or of Nevada county. The chairman said that the committee on credentials would settle that point in due time. The convention then at 11:30 adjourned till one o’clock P. ™. years, and people who travel over it speak highly of the thoroughness with which the work has been done. Last Sunday as Swan Segestrand was returning from Smartsville to the farm his horse took fright and ran away. He was thrown from the bugFj gy, sustaining six gashes in the head Ee, We are at the home of her parents on Main street. The best records at the game were made by Miss Rachel Morgan : Helgerson. ; ; West Precinct—J. C. Coleman, (A. ~ Grass Valley—C. H. Mitchel, P. H. Paynter, Ed Sampson. Blackwell & Kline at the same place recently took out gravel from their claim that paid $5 to the car, and Templar’s entertainment Friday night, was Mrs. Lizzie Burrows, Grass Valbeen born January 27th, 1859. His marriage took place February 27th 1881, and he has three sons aged six, and having his right arm badly gashed. endorse Cleveland and Biggs. tion for profitable investments. pear belt real estate. they deeply sympathize with the dying This Spring is larger than ever. All brands and widths. Also a full line of ; lis : Gr 1 : F F ie Mil ho has i 1 d by a desire for action Ladies’ and Men’s Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes. He will be laid up for a week or so yet AVTERNOON SESSION. After various other amendments. Fass no longer grows luxuriantly . Mise Mamie Miller, who has been . raer, aro, cation ite You allremember that I am the man who brought prices down in Nevada as a-result of the hurts. At the opening of the afternoon sesand “substitutes,” B. N. Shoecraft . im our streets in obedience to Sawyer’s . visiting here for nearly two weeks past . and they turn to the young man, the} Gounty. Lemploy help living here, and have determined to stay here no ° vane The large peach and prune orchard . sion the committee on credentials not . #24 J1. Caldwell were appointed to . decree, nor does the late slumberer returned yesterday to French Corral. Crown Prince William, who as pic-. matter how dull times is. of the Excelsior Company presents a] being prepared to vote, a recess of half straighten out the resolution tangle, enjoy his morning nap unmolested as} The wife and son of Capt. Freder. tured in the public fancy always has b — yaegs oe Ai eg branch store, It is situated in Finnie’s & magnificent sfght. The Excelsior. an hour longer was hale when the . #24 they retired for that purpose. of yore. Slickens night-hawks no more . ickson arrived Friday evening from . his hand on his sword hilt. He has the pein bi twill ak roche ave arn sue ul hes Cn ae * Company have practially demonstrat. following report was subeaiited: The following were selected as a. Pass their sleeping hours roosting on . the Bay and will remain here awhile} shown a disposition to carry to excess} shoes. = fothing, Hoots an & ed that this is one of the very best! ‘The ‘Gobimittec’ én credentials ro-. COUDtY Central Committee: stumps and trees with one eye on a . for their health. the old Hohenzollern love for military} If the boom ever reaches Nevada City, and the market will warrant my fruit growing sections in North-Central . port the following delegates entitled . _ Nevada township—E. J. Rector, W. Chinese drift mine and the other on. District Attorney Long has rented . glory and his accession to the throne, opening two more stores here, I have the capital necessary to doit. My name S California; The crops are never killed4 to geats in the. euenien. H. Martin, Charles Grimes. the Marysville city treasury. the dwelling house on East Broad] it is generally anticipated throughout a nee i. EXWM ; : Cc by frost and attain a size and flavor : Meadow Lake—Wm. O’Neill, W. C The mining population are now en-. street owned by Mrs. Enright, and he . Europe, will be the beginning of stirCHAMPION CLOTHING SE re Re eae AN, ! ia GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. tts we 2 : ae ; . 4OT] G SELLER OF NEVADA COUNTY. that valley fruit does not. They are é : Durno, 8. 8. Ferguson. gaged in profitable drift and quartz and Mrs. Long will go to housekeepj ring times. : Pe P. 8.—My Bloomfield store will be closed May 8th or 9th. After that headrealizing large profits from their enterEast Precinct—David Bryant, J. J. Little York—Wm. Maguire, T. P. . ™ning. ing there. The Crown Prince and his wife, Au-] quarters will be at Nevada City and Grass Valley. Will send goods by mail prise. Orr, Jas. F. Paul (J. J. Orr proxy), R. . Blue. At Snow Point, George Coppers,. Albert Wood of North San Juan’ gusta, daughter of the late Duke of] or express, prepaying charges. One price to all. a address the San ~—++00 J. Fitzgerald, J. W. Stewart, J. C.] Bridgeport—M. Phelan, Jas, L. While washing the surface near his) went below on yesterdaymorning’s . Schleswig-Holstein, are shown in the Liens a ni lh a — bia or Grass Valley. All invited to Drive Whist Party. Conaway (J. Ww. Stewart proxy), Jas. Morgan. ledge, in order to find its direction, . train; O. A. Crandall of San Francisco illustration in today’s paper. The y ant to buy or not. On Bvidey eeehine laut Mine Teutde Hughes, Dennis Scanlan (William} Rough and Ready—James Hackett, cleaned up $125 as the result of three . and J. Robinson of Forest City also . likenesses were drawn from the latest) — oe Bachh entatdaada ina nic skin et Coombs proxy), H. B. Johnston, J. P. Henry Whisner. — Ze days’ work. This claim is in New. went down. photographs. The Crown]Emperor is . friends by giving a deivé whist! party Miller, Jas. S. Keathley (J. J. Orr} Washington—S. B. Crawford, Ole York Ravine, two miles distant. Among the visitors at the Good }less than thirty years of age, having re i e ost or our oney ' PERS proxy), — uality amounts to little unless the price be fair B. Dibble proxy), Chas. H. Mitchell, ley’s lady lawyer. Mrs. Burrows made 2 y P — ES : : : Low Prices are n ins ; ity i who was awarded-a handsome fan, Se ae eptehad eal temaged Eureka—Geo. E. Riley, Patrick Bee See right wet — an elegant bie speech on behalf five and four years 8 respectively. . : es are not Bargains unless Quality is there. and Ed Morgan whose trophy is a McDonald : rE ie yas, Sr., M. Foley. c can’s gravel mine is work. of Sylvania Lodge, of which she is a ave . . silken handkerchief. The boobies were Miss Lou Maltman who won an owl and Barnum Power who got a loaf of bread with a mouse init, At the conmember. ; Ex-Senator C. W. Cross, H. Snapp] Preaching morning and evening by and D: B. F. Allen, accompanied by. the pagtor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of their wives, arrived here Friday evenBloomfield—J. H. O'Connor, Ed: jing a force of fifteen men, and the ward Cummings. prospects are favorable for a good payMr. Riley moved thatthe election of . 98 Mine. WE: oe 4 delegates to the State Convention be The old’ Béston mine is now being Congregational Church, WHI COMBINE! TE EM. RATOTCOH Awnwyp Buy. : Perfection in style and Assortment---Satisfaction Allison Ranch—Jas. Hennessy; Pat. Hennessy (W. Bradford proxy). Forest Springs—Jas. Harrigan, G. ‘ty. ; : discourse in the evening, ‘‘The two, t D clusion of the'game a fine supper was Brown (Ed. Donnelly proxy). by secret ballot. No second. opened up unter: the superintendency . ing ae AOE Francisco and leave . sided character of a Remarkable Man.” uN QUALITY AND PRICE. oe datead The inlionten scons Indio and anaes Vista—Wm,. Coombs, J.Shel-. wr, Clinch moved that twenty pene H. —— It will undoubtsh oe Mae laetome faa All are vordially invited. . These are yours if you make selections from our : 2 ; oe setae edly maintain its former reputation as . Downieville. r. Cross is of counse : gentlemen were present: Misses Flora names be placed in nomination and , : i] iii Mille’, ‘Totia Hook. Carcie Nafaiger, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. that a ballot be had when the ten re-. *8°ld producer when fully developed. for defendant inthe Harland murder] Ayer’s Puts are the best cathartic NEW SPRING STOCK OF MEN $ and BOYS’ & Lucy Tyrell, Madge-Crawford, Lou{ Bloomfeld—T. C. McGagin, J. H. ceiving the highest vote be declared. George Abrams, Happy George,” . case. : for correcting irregularities of the Maltman, Jennio\White, Rachel. Mor-. O’Connor,A. M. Dobbie (T. C. McGagelected. Carried ananimously. our almost lifelong prospector, : has . Thg Sierra county stage had thirteen] stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet CLO TEIN GG, gan, Frankie Power, Minnie Lester, . in proxy), Hans Gerdes (J. H. O’ConMessrs. Shoecraft and Caldwell reree work sola the Metropolitan. passengers on the up trip yesterday . thorough in their action, they cure con ; ease a City Maggie Hutchison, Sarah Miller, Min. nor proxy). ported the following resolutions which . : Picanol = sprinied apa — beige egy a i. stipation, stimulate the appetite and Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots, fShoes, Hats, nie Brand and Clara Baruh; Messrs.{ Lake City—Hugh O’Connor+(J. H. . er adopted : se OS DO te ee ees ere: None i Saga nga sag ties Pe PN rick . digestive organs, and strengthen the — = * Ed Morgan, George Nivens, Robert . O’Connor ey Resolved, That we heartily endorse . ° reward, and itis hoped and wished of Pacific Grove, M. F. Pires of San} system. Trunks, Satchels and Valises. Organ, James Hutchsion, Ralph Webthe able administration of Grover. by all here that he will meet a rich . Francisco, Mrs. H, A. Harland and ee i sere : ti om cetin co eo EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Cleveland, President of the United . one when he strikes the pay chute. three children, Jas. H. Williams of . TB¢@erseet Carpet and Wall Pa IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.OF NEW NOVELTIES John Tyrell, David tise Mahi Graniteville—Moses Bates (F. Power serge eae ice ke has clos ta L. F. Busch, who owns the exten. San Francisco, and W. H. Uren of. P°* House in Nevada County, . Hizxxclusiwve Styles. ' Hichens, Wusnan Douear Bert Dickasproxy), W. 8. McPherrin (F. Power . transaction of the affairs of the governsion of the Metropolitan, has about . Grass Valley. At Grass Valley. : — ; man, Tou Niven: Howend White. > [™er? PE Basen ment, and realizing the fact of his reoe ait 2 ie before striking the Tux Bex Hive Dry Goons Sonn. Our purchasing facilities are unexcelled having numer1 i oore’s Flat—Jas. Doyle eo. E, . nomination at dt. uis, we hearti edge. ee cts ti i Facts Worth K ing. 20. : sac . } iffere ~ : ived, 11Ze . , ‘ a 1@ na > Me ’ Whee Will be divine service tbia ne ee ieeieort peal Ba HG worpeentaste . a Coe ao ledge prospected well on the} Wombrane the remedy used must be — ; 8. Yre, Proprietor morning at 11 a.m. Subject of Sermon: erokee—J. L. Morgan (T. 8. Ford . Pon estly labored to fulall his pledges} Thom vider ‘ non-irritating: The medical profession sata ‘ j : “Christianity in its relation to ant John Brophy (T. 8. Ford] and dnd the interests of his come his pooper . ag te — has been slow tolearn this. Nothing Cows For Sale. R — Others Can Possibly Afford To. i ” y ion . Proxy). : uents. . isfac i i pemegee i Science. f The Holy Communion 6 y land: B : : cover the channel at a point where it satisfactory can be accomplished with Two Jersey heifers ins aala; Bar emember the place. . Only Retail House will be administered after the mornin Sweetlan . Phelan. The report was unanimously adoptdouches, snuffs, powders, syringesINDs. servicé. Sunday school at 12:30 r ie San Juan—J. G. Dickson (B. N.}ed in supposed: t0 have narrowed. sateiogen or aay. similar application, quire at Transcript office. a20-1w EXyimarm E8rosSses . . . . . . . : : 9 -<o 7 , 4 COMEvening service at 7:30: subject of Shoecraft proxy), J. J. Fuller (R. For delegates to the Los Angeles Shi ge gone Extension is looking because they are allirritating, do not a Ponts Cor B oad a Pi § N v dl Ci sermon, ‘The human sympathies of Dillon proxy). , convention the following were nomiWh t ‘ona k d< tata thoroughly reach the affected surfaces . . oF ne ine ts., evata ty. lies, Christ and Christianity.” MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. nated, each candidate pledged to at-. \:4 oe a Saned (a er em rene and should be abandoned as worse} A house of seven rooms on Court Wholesale Branches—New York, San Francisco, and Honolulu, H. Islands. snes Niue decades Gonawlet Truckee—G. W. Giffen, G. W. Dunhs be tale a> ieee ¥ elected. The} townaman, Joo Nocnan, last Sunday, . ‘0%? failures. A multitude of persons . St. Inquire of John Dunnicliff. 6t sO aE eR as ter, Wm, O’Neill, W. ©. Durno, 8. Eee Pe ee yatta rey In endeavoring to separate two fero— nave oes ag —. a peggrrit Wuy will you cough when Shiloh’s The new Democratic County Central . Ferguson, ov, Beodes, (TS. Pom. AB. Dibble: chicky ye ses peas 42. cious fighting steers, Mr. Noonan’s Oe ee eee ee ee with ave t i i i ATTENTION ALL. fy to radical and will give immediate relief. Price Committee organized yesterday after-. proxy for all of the foregoing). SOUT SE UIMON oven nt ee coca e eee 58 . horse d and th i id teatify to'radical and permsnent cures noon by electing E: J. Rector as Chair ‘. Chas. Grimes 43 . th Rigen : ms phi . yi bse wrought by Ely’s Cream Balm. 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Ce cae Jd, ' LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Ges. ee eS, Sab Sees NG. OR EM.) APPT + 20+ Bros. for it. man, Ed Samson as Secretary and] yittle York—Wm. Maguire Tol Caldwell ee 95 . ently lifeless, he was carried to town Don’t Experiment, oe ada as Treasurer. The Ne-. -Towell Hill—F. T. Maguire, dealers ae (ce .48. and is hardly yet recovered from his] y,., cannotafford to waste time in Rosenbers Bros.* mem “Wada City and Grass Valley members. (wy, Maguit "10, H. Mitchell,.6.66 0.0.00 005: 44 . terrible fall Pee i 3 F ‘ guire proxy). ‘ ‘ i —-OF THE— ES will constitute the executive commitsidd sil eam iy ‘ Poi ae: Ce ee ee £ M. Shea, the bailiff of our district, > antes eh oe porn : tee. Nevada City, ProcinctNac Sel, 3: Hi, Esyoter: Saf San Oa ereae ot nbpepaciy a one oy to his} + first, only a cold. Do not permit PALACE DRY GoopDs STORE, The Sternes Case. Garthe, T. 8. Ford, J. E. Carr, M. G. B Clinch’ Soeeon er inet re ores 22 deoo for enrnical ‘toat. SuY dealer to impose upon you with ; ; , M.{C. EB. ee ben eddedite vee ves aes to San Francisco for surgical treat‘ srs. Bip OFFER EXTRAOKDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN Tha Sternes habeas corpus cage Hanly, John Hurley, B. N. Shoecraft, M0), Macrae Oe Nee. 43. mans. some cheap: imitation of Dr. King’s which came up before the State Su. F. Power, R. Dillon. Breaks gi us au SAA MDS rH Napoleon Bonaparte Parazett is here How Discuviry tor Conmucnption, Colle pict? Court Friday i: te obioill Precinct My 4h y, Rector, 3 L P Vie enecreceseedebeweerncde 31 and Coughs, but be sure you get the The following were elected, Mesers. . °llecting taxes. __. . genuine. Because he can make more Phelan and Orr having 36 voteseach. W: DLong, our ‘worthy District) . oft he may tell you he has someand making @ tie. Dibble, Hymes, . “tterney; will prosecute you if ‘thing just as good, or just tiie sameGrimes, Rector, Mitchell, Ford, Payn. 7°" do not pay those taxes, favored ’ : ; ’ , , , Payn ‘ 2 ret} Don’t be deceived, but insist upon ter, Clinch and McGagin. Mr. Phe. is old stamping ground with a visit) (ottiny Dr. King’s New Discovery lan withdrew in favor of Mr. Orr. this week. which is guaranteed to give relief in At 4:25 o’clock p.m. the convention . 24 Lawry of Grass Valley was up é ‘ ; eon ki : all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. adjourned sine die, without cheers. ast week inspecting mining proper: . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ DrugA store. County Superintendent Tiffany visited our school-last’ week, accompan-ied by Trustee Hegarty. Both gentlemen were well pleased with the Caldwell, Wm. H. Martin, T. H. Carr, (Chas. Grimes-proxy), C. H, Harrison, John Keenan, G. E. Withington . (M. Garver proxy), M.J. Connolly, A. W. Herring. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ~~ And Fancy Goods. 7 ted on briefs within fifteen days, fifteen days’ additional time being given to reply. f Senet see Gums rosy and red Teeth white and pearly,When arin ok from bed ou should cleanse thus early. rning, noon and ni ; 0 ht Pure SOZODONT the teeth makes bright. ‘Keep Cool. : JUST RECEIVED, AN ELEGANT LINE OF PA R A 8B EOF ZL S& Bor the Summer Scoason of 1888. Our stock of Parasols is most complete, with the adfanced styles and colors, affording the . Ne . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, — Washington—S. B. Crawford (Fred Searls proxy), Ole Helgerson (Fred. , }Searls proxy). f Tat feeling of weariness, so often experienced in the spring, results from a sluggish condition of the blood which, being impure, does not quicken Soo t. “SR, For lame back, side or chest, use P FINEST VARIETIES TO SELECT FROM OF ANY HOUSE iloh’ é r[\H1s POWDER NEVER VARIES UN NEVA COUNTY. Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. For sale at yg oct pyr geen ge ake gt Ane Carr Bros. . wholesomeness. More economical than th : pes Sones ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com WEM AKE A SPECIAETY OF ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Spenceville—James Hackett. Rough and Ready—H. Whisner, The Nevada Ice Company is row prepared to furnish customers with the best quality of Mountain Ice, in in the k being done by the. children and i petition with the multitude of low test, shor y, ; ‘ iy .? . Wim. Torpey. with the changing season. Ayer’s . WOr MW Sieeriess nights, made miserable . weight, alum or phosphate powders. = Er MN CA RFP BT S&S, pagent 3 Pid sone apn lis Indian Springs—J. Robinson. Sarsaparilla, by vitalizing and leans-. Pronounce the school in excellent} 1, that terrible cough., Shiloh’s Cure ia Omiy i m Cans. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CoO. which will be Sewed and Laid Th ni : g the blood,’ strengthens and incondition. D ER&E OF OHARGE © committee on per manent organine i , a ——_ , Specrav. is th medy f u. For sale b _ 106 Wallstreet, New York i 4 idences. Leave orders at Company’s : rates the system. eect ti pee ee ee Y. wm. 1. COLEMAN & CO., Agents . DY EO. DICE ERMAN, tee Hoek earned. Woenes Skee Sony office on the Plaza. ad-tt pen order of business reported bere ers mf Tuan hackin cough can te 40 quickCarr Bros. abaed ie 4 San Francisco. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF LINOLEUMS AND OIL OLOTHS; oe ~ ; : freshest garden and flow. ly ¢ niloh’s Cure. We guar-. Gararnn cured, health and sweet. Dissolutson of Copartnership. : w Bros., ne i , ie ; edit : pid — ‘ sien neste een Eve Gepinen, * tS ple, it er seeds obtainable, are at Carr Bros. antee it. For sale Sodeinnscabosy secured, by Shiloh’s Ca ci ta bevels 7 gren ‘cate fem THE HANDSOMEST DISPLAY OF Dealers in millstuffs, feed, etc. tf . R. J, Fitagerald. awe Mision waounoune, Mya Bev Goo’ Hr Thayer, of Bour-. Remedy. Price 60 conte, Nasal in. 2¥ mates casa ie usinese Wil hat ALL PAPER IN THE COUNTY. 2 — oor . ‘ Assessment of $1 on each deleHow + nial 14 bon, Ind., says: ‘Both: myself and. j ctor free. At CarrBros. te conducted by Henry Lane who will ; y «A asAl injector free with each bot-. site Present, a asctutions, . Al! farished; suitable for housekeep. wile owe a ee a ante at Cenc], .CLOV8R, alata, timothy, italian rye pay, all bills owing by thelate firm and col-. orjefa by mall promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed, et . tle bf Shiloh’s Catatrh Remedy. Price® Trocarnest County Central . 28 if 60. desired ; location on: Broad . sumption Care.” For sale at Carri ic) grage, mixed ae cud oneand EG SUKEYORTE, é ROSENBERG BROS., é 60 cents. For sale at Carr Bros. = . Committee. treet; apply at this office. tt . Bros, grass seeds at Carr Bros. mia-tf . Nevada City, April2s, 10 0. ™ i eater DRY {G09DS STORE, NEVADA CITY, wo. 64 4 . ‘ t mr 2 3 f ? Pees d pig * . + cc is Ninel i ina Rite

wonenrity es ; wl sino snennanstnamentereesinpninne n= = —oscecacommmmaiaa aaa eee a ” a aaa i ey, ata ™ 294 :. g . m ’ , : : a . es : ar SOCIETY VOTES. Chancellor of the Knights of Pythiss oO The Daily Transcript. . THE UNTERRIFIED. . Zhe appointment of to delagatg at Y for Nevada county. It is a splendid Convention., Geo. E. Riley moved that the report be amended by making the assessment on delegates present 50 cents per capappointment, The following Grass Valleyans go to San Francisco today to attend the . Proceedings of Yesterday's Democratic County Convention. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1888. a Lodge Picnics in Prospect—Fraternal Visitors—A Good Appointment. HOTEL ARRIVALS. “Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as‘repl — : — ita. Carried. : nee resentatives of their respective sub. . hg oer ® igen lg spesgre Rey At the Theater in this city at eleven The committee on platform and resThe Foresters of this city and Grass . ordinate Lodges: Grass Valley Lodge, J; puniap, J. Anderson, J. Monk, J. Stewig, olutions reported as-follows: . iat o’clock yesterday morning Frank Power, Chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, called to order the Democratic convention that had assembled toelect ten delegates to represent Nevada county in the Democratic State convention to be held at Los Angeles on the 15th ‘inst.;7 and to choose a new County Central Committee. For temporary Chairman, J. I. Caldwell nominated A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley and Wm. Maguire nominated E. J. Rector of this city. Mr. Rector withdrew and Judge Dibble was unanimously elected. In taking the chair he predicted that_Grover : eChitink A Adien: 0-8; Cheknlt OM. Cleveland would be the unanimous cs Crossand wife, '/C. D, Eastin, M. F, Pires, choice of the Democratic party and Mrs, H. A. Harlandand 8 children, Miss C. succeed himself as President. of the Stoffer, Mrs. Capt. Frederickson and son,. United States. Valley will hold their. picnic ‘on the —_______} 94th instant_at Sterns’ Ranch. . . The Knights of Pythias picnic will take place at Glenbrook Park, midway between this city and Grass Valley, on Saturday, the 26th instant. “The Order of the Eastern Star contemplate having a picnic at Glenbrook Park early in the month of June. Brief Record of Various Matters of As heretofore stated, the Odd FelLocal Interest. lows have entirely abandoned their ‘ intention of holding a picnic this year. aaa. 3 The amplified third rank was conferred at Friday evening’s meeting of Milo Lodge, K. of P. The team that performed the beautiful ceremony consisted of the folowing Knights: Past Grand Chancellor Cobb of the State of Nevada, Grand Prelate Norton of the State of Nevada, and Messrs, W. No. 12—Wm. D. Harris, Wm. R. ee . Thomas and John Glasson; Golden Star Lodge, No. 165— Robert Finnie and John Baldwin. HERE AND THERE. —_— city; J. Mayne, Town Talk; J. Coughlan, D. J, Coughlan, Columbia Hill; Wm. McCaw, Sacramento;'H.H. Hallett, Blue Tent; O. Cassett, Bloomfield; W. ‘Arthur, Grass Valley; James H, Witliams, San Francisco; C. Cullen, Stockton. Us1on Hotet—Ellen Black, A. Frandy, Edwards Bridge; W. D. Harris, Dr. M. P. Harris, James R. Smith, Alex. Henderson, Grass Valley; H¢iity Watson, Delhi Mine; R. M. Wilkins, James C. Dean, Mrs. B. T. Allen, Miss Ida Allen, Mrs. C. V. Heistand, Mrs. A. M. Allen, A. M. Allen, Miss Nettie Curtis, Miss Adelaide Allen, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss Winnie Mulloy, J. R. Logan and family, city; D. Nichols, Spenceville; M. J. Hubbard, } A. A. Wood, Sacramento; A. Murphy, Colae fax; D. O’Banion, Marysville; C.C Worthington, Yuba City. NATIONAL ExcHancoe—Rey. W. Nixon, New York; C. A. Shurtleff, Bloomfield; H. Resolved, That should any delegates here elected to the State Convention, from any cause be unable to attend, their proxies shall be given to no one except an elected delegate. Your committee think it advisable to a:lopt no further resulutions in view of the factthat the State and Nationy! con¥dntion-will soon assemble. John I. Caldwell urged that the convention express itself in favor of President Cleveland, Congressman Biggs and Chief Justice Searls. He believed that the main object of such a convention as the present is to voice the sentiment of the people. J. E.Carr said the committee,evidently thought it not necessary to endorse Cleveland, and that if they endorsed him it would be necessary to endorse Biggs which latter act would be ill advised under existing circum: City election tomorrow. For additional local matter see second page. Attention is celled to the new advertizement of the San Francisco. Opposition Stores.: Mr. Hyman is getting . in a large quantity of {mew goods and will sell them at bedrock prices. James H. Williams, Luther Wagoner, R. M. Stafford, M. T. Little; George Stevens, San Fanc'sco; George W. Hancock, Sacramento; T, M. Noyler, Berkeley; G: A. Reynolds, AlaFor temporary Secretaries B. N. Shoecraft nominated Ed. Sampson and Wm. Maguire nominated R. J Fitzstances. Mr. Coombs thought the Democrats from this county would vote for CleveG. Lord, W. A. Sleep, John Davey, W. H. Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Willis Peaslee and Wm. Powell of Olympic Lodge of Grass Valley. The work E. Rosenthal has on gale at his store some strawberries from the ranch of Mr, Waite on Deer creekbelow town, and for size and flavor they exoa : x ; i 3 1 bi hth f she meda; H. Sharp and wife, Michigan; D. B. gerald. They were unanimously elect-. land, Biggs and Searls without being beet cane ge ee ee ae ee pis rought here from other sect F. Allen and wife, Joliet, illinois; R. W. Cee a ne @ essrs. . alters, W. 2. Mor ons. ed. = instructed to do so. A mae > “4 Patrick, Forest City; G. W. Woodell, John : : T.§,.Ford.moved:the followitg.as gan, Morrison, Ott, Smith, Seibert, The members of Chattanooga Post, lash og aie ag ae a F igs ne a Ae on a = seers dusaat : Nihell and Isoard, members of Hy-]. G. A. R., are actively engaged in prerofessor Ertz,[email protected]. Allen, city; Jas. Kelly, . tials, consisting of one delegate from : , Sulina i nds Mojave; F.’A. Lathrop, W. E.Sammis, Yuba . each township, was selected: Charles Resolved, That we refer to the effidraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. Ww * on Friday, paring = the observance of Memorial City; Mrs. J. B. Gribble, W. H. Uren, Grass! qyingh Fp k P ee Wisner, . cient services and profound legal abilevening paid a fratefnal visit'to Quartz} Day which falls on Wednesday, the Valley; James Hancock, San Mateo; W. A. spol ower, Mlenry Wisner, . ity of our tormer resident, Hon. Niles Parlor at Grass Valley. 30th instant. Captain L. B. Little is Dennis; San Jose; J. Hatcher, Columbia Hill; M. Phelan, J. H. O’Connor, Fred . Searls, present Chief Justice of the E. A. Tompkins of. this city has} chairman of the’committee of arrangeJ. C. Pickel, Marysville; James Powers, Park . Searls, Wm. Maguire, T. 8. Ford. State, as contmending him to the been appointed District Deputy Grand) ments 1 Soy City, Utah; Alf Tregidgo, Ormonde; J. N. On motion.of C. H. Mitchell the. nomination sng one ee _ In Peo LD Bil. ahsnee en ey Spencer, San Jose Mine. : ‘ . ; keeping with his character and dignipre RTS chair appointed orf order of business } oq position, he refrains from seeking A A many IN TN RRO DER RITA SETS ay Pot Hill It and permanent organization a@ com-/. the nomination; but we have: reason : : ; N= Wil sia mittee consisting of one delegate from . to — ee he would accept it if = D I . M ES. 7 , faci istri . te t c tion, and reig . : A correspondent writes as follows eo aoe Pagiod fine art : apentially Tcauiene Wit the repMOORE S FLAT LETTER. PERSONA‘ MENTION. WILLIAM AND AUGUSTA. : oe i = from Pet Hill, Rough and Ready. *: ©: » U. Th., Mitchell, 4. ©.) resentative Democracy of the State cca Many people are complaining about Hard Times, but you hear nothing of ] : township: Ford, M. Phelan. : about to assemble at Los Angeles. the kind around the: The fruit trees and vines planted} On motion of J. E. Carracommit-. J. 1. Caldwell moved the adoption . Revival of the Mining Industry—A Serious . Social and Other Notes About People Old) Accurate Portraits of the Coming Emperer * wie this season at Pet Hill farm are. tee as follows, consisting of one dele-. of a resolution endorsing Cleveland’s Accident—Personal Notes. and Young. and Empress of Germany. all Tales 60 ( OSiton Crores thriving finely, ‘those that have . ate from each township, was appoint-. and Biggs’ administration. arrived at bearing age give every indied on platform and resolutions: J. E. Mr. Shoecraft did not want to see] .: p WErRERE : cation of having an unusually large Carr, Geo. Fletcher, T. J. Robinson, . the report of the convention go forth Eprror Transcript—Although some} .Wm. A. Dennis returned yesterday{. Emperor Frederick of Germany sits BUSINESS C oO NTINUES BRISE ew crop. ; . : M. Phelan,T. ©. McGagin, Fred] in a shape to show that the resolutions distance without the strict limits of . to San Jose. propped up in bed with one doctor at What Makes It ?: In the firat pl ese The toll road isin better condition . Searls, C. W. Cross, T. S. Ford. wete adopted piecemeal and after the Bartlett pear belt, our section is} M.T. Hubbard and A. “A. Wood of] least constantly by his side to take ‘n the first place we keep first-class goods. In the secee than it has been before in several; Chas. Grimes asked if Mr. Cross, controversy. Mr. Ford moved that Mr. Shvecraft be instructed to draw up a resolution endorsing Oieveland. J. E. Carr ‘thought this motion should prevail, as he did not want to see the Republican newspaper reporters present publishing that there was an attempt, and later a failure, to how experiencing the first effects of the premonitery undulating wave of a fast approaching ‘‘boom.’’ After having lain dormant for four years, our mining interests are beginning to show signs of new life and increased activity. All kinds of mining is now receiving attention and home and foreign capital is looking in our direcSacramento were in town yesterday. C. D. Eastin, who has been below on a business trip, returned yesterday toGraniteville. —~ Miss C. Stoffer arrived here Friday evening from Oakland and yesterday went to Bloomfield. George W. Hancock of Sacramento was here yesterday looking at Bartlett at short intervals from his throat and clean it that he may breath and live a little longer. Heroically the dying man étri.,gles against death, that he may mark his brief reign with something for the good of Prussia, his main ambition being to promulgate a modified constitution. In the meantime the people, though ond place, we buy goods in big quantities. In the third plac cash and we-sell-on-the-same Sante: palit nunabPlan ai a Quick Sales and Small Profits is the secret of success in business. Our Stock or

EINE CLOTHING ‘In Nevada City is complete for the spring trade. It embraces allties for Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s wear. : “em Nobody need walk out of our Stores because we cannot suit them. prepared for all. : Our Boot and Shoe Department who was named on the last committee to represent Little York township, from which township he held a proxy, was a resident of San Francisco or of Nevada county. The chairman said that the committee on credentials would settle that point in due time. The convention then at 11:30 adjourned till one o’clock P. ™. years, and people who travel over it speak highly of the thoroughness with which the work has been done. Last Sunday as Swan Segestrand was returning from Smartsville to the farm his horse took fright and ran away. He was thrown from the bugFj gy, sustaining six gashes in the head Ee, We are at the home of her parents on Main street. The best records at the game were made by Miss Rachel Morgan : Helgerson. ; ; West Precinct—J. C. Coleman, (A. ~ Grass Valley—C. H. Mitchel, P. H. Paynter, Ed Sampson. Blackwell & Kline at the same place recently took out gravel from their claim that paid $5 to the car, and Templar’s entertainment Friday night, was Mrs. Lizzie Burrows, Grass Valbeen born January 27th, 1859. His marriage took place February 27th 1881, and he has three sons aged six, and having his right arm badly gashed. endorse Cleveland and Biggs. tion for profitable investments. pear belt real estate. they deeply sympathize with the dying This Spring is larger than ever. All brands and widths. Also a full line of ; lis : Gr 1 : F F ie Mil ho has i 1 d by a desire for action Ladies’ and Men’s Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes. He will be laid up for a week or so yet AVTERNOON SESSION. After various other amendments. Fass no longer grows luxuriantly . Mise Mamie Miller, who has been . raer, aro, cation ite You allremember that I am the man who brought prices down in Nevada as a-result of the hurts. At the opening of the afternoon sesand “substitutes,” B. N. Shoecraft . im our streets in obedience to Sawyer’s . visiting here for nearly two weeks past . and they turn to the young man, the} Gounty. Lemploy help living here, and have determined to stay here no ° vane The large peach and prune orchard . sion the committee on credentials not . #24 J1. Caldwell were appointed to . decree, nor does the late slumberer returned yesterday to French Corral. Crown Prince William, who as pic-. matter how dull times is. of the Excelsior Company presents a] being prepared to vote, a recess of half straighten out the resolution tangle, enjoy his morning nap unmolested as} The wife and son of Capt. Freder. tured in the public fancy always has b — yaegs oe Ai eg branch store, It is situated in Finnie’s & magnificent sfght. The Excelsior. an hour longer was hale when the . #24 they retired for that purpose. of yore. Slickens night-hawks no more . ickson arrived Friday evening from . his hand on his sword hilt. He has the pein bi twill ak roche ave arn sue ul hes Cn ae * Company have practially demonstrat. following report was subeaiited: The following were selected as a. Pass their sleeping hours roosting on . the Bay and will remain here awhile} shown a disposition to carry to excess} shoes. = fothing, Hoots an & ed that this is one of the very best! ‘The ‘Gobimittec’ én credentials ro-. COUDtY Central Committee: stumps and trees with one eye on a . for their health.. the old Hohenzollern love for military} If the boom ever reaches Nevada City, and the market will warrant my fruit growing sections in North-Central . port the following delegates entitled . _ Nevada township—E. J. Rector, W. Chinese drift mine and the other on. District Attorney Long has rented . glory and his accession to the throne, opening two more stores here, I have the capital necessary to doit. My name S California; The crops are never killed4 to geats in the. euenien. H. Martin, Charles Grimes. the Marysville city treasury. the dwelling house on East Broad] it is generally anticipated throughout a nee i. EXWM ; : Cc by frost and attain a size and flavor : Meadow Lake—Wm. O’Neill, W. C The mining population are now en-. street owned by Mrs. Enright, and he . Europe, will be the beginning of stirCHAMPION CLOTHING SE re Re eae AN, ! ia GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. tts we 2 : ae ; . 4OT] G SELLER OF NEVADA COUNTY. that valley fruit does not. They are é : Durno, 8. 8. Ferguson. gaged in profitable drift and quartz and Mrs. Long will go to housekeepj ring times. : Pe P. 8.—My Bloomfield store will be closed May 8th or 9th. After that headrealizing large profits from their enterEast Precinct—David Bryant, J. J. Little York—Wm. Maguire, T. P. . ™ning. ing there. The Crown Prince and his wife, Au-] quarters will be at Nevada City and Grass Valley. Will send goods by mail prise. Orr, Jas. F. Paul (J. J. Orr proxy), R. . Blue. At Snow Point, George Coppers,. Albert Wood of North San Juan’ gusta, daughter of the late Duke of] or express, prepaying charges. One price to all. a address the San ~—++00 J. Fitzgerald, J. W. Stewart, J. C.] Bridgeport—M. Phelan, Jas, L. While washing the surface near his) went below on yesterdaymorning’s . Schleswig-Holstein, are shown in the Liens a ni lh a — bia or Grass Valley. All invited to Drive Whist Party. Conaway (J. Ww. Stewart proxy), Jas. Morgan. ledge, in order to find its direction, . train; O. A. Crandall of San Francisco illustration in today’s paper. The y ant to buy or not. On Bvidey eeehine laut Mine Teutde Hughes, Dennis Scanlan (William} Rough and Ready—James Hackett, cleaned up $125 as the result of three . and J. Robinson of Forest City also . likenesses were drawn from the latest) — oe Bachh entatdaada ina nic skin et Coombs proxy), H. B. Johnston, J. P. Henry Whisner. — Ze days’ work. This claim is in New. went down. photographs. The Crown]Emperor is . friends by giving a deivé whist! party Miller, Jas. S. Keathley (J. J. Orr} Washington—S. B. Crawford, Ole York Ravine, two miles distant. Among the visitors at the Good }less than thirty years of age, having re i e ost or our oney ' PERS proxy), — uality amounts to little unless the price be fair B. Dibble proxy), Chas. H. Mitchell, ley’s lady lawyer. Mrs. Burrows made 2 y P — ES : : : Low Prices are n ins ; ity i who was awarded-a handsome fan, Se ae eptehad eal temaged Eureka—Geo. E. Riley, Patrick Bee See right wet — an elegant bie speech on behalf five and four years 8 respectively. . : es are not Bargains unless Quality is there. and Ed Morgan whose trophy is a McDonald : rE ie yas, Sr., M. Foley. c can’s gravel mine is work. of Sylvania Lodge, of which she is a ave . . silken handkerchief. The boobies were Miss Lou Maltman who won an owl and Barnum Power who got a loaf of bread with a mouse init, At the conmember. ; Ex-Senator C. W. Cross, H. Snapp] Preaching morning and evening by and D: B. F. Allen, accompanied by. the pagtor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of their wives, arrived here Friday evenBloomfield—J. H. O'Connor, Ed: jing a force of fifteen men, and the ward Cummings. prospects are favorable for a good payMr. Riley moved thatthe election of . 98 Mine. WE: oe 4 delegates to the State Convention be The old’ Béston mine is now being Congregational Church, WHI COMBINE! TE EM. RATOTCOH Awnwyp Buy. : Perfection in style and Assortment---Satisfaction Allison Ranch—Jas. Hennessy; Pat. Hennessy (W. Bradford proxy). Forest Springs—Jas. Harrigan, G. ‘ty. ; : discourse in the evening, ‘‘The two, t D clusion of the'game a fine supper was Brown (Ed. Donnelly proxy). by secret ballot. No second. opened up unter: the superintendency . ing ae AOE Francisco and leave . sided character of a Remarkable Man.” uN QUALITY AND PRICE. oe datead The inlionten scons Indio and anaes Vista—Wm,. Coombs, J.Shel-. wr, Clinch moved that twenty pene H. —— It will undoubtsh oe Mae laetome faa All are vordially invited. . These are yours if you make selections from our : 2 ; oe setae edly maintain its former reputation as . Downieville. r. Cross is of counse : gentlemen were present: Misses Flora names be placed in nomination and , : i] iii Mille’, ‘Totia Hook. Carcie Nafaiger, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. that a ballot be had when the ten re-. *8°ld producer when fully developed. for defendant inthe Harland murder] Ayer’s Puts are the best cathartic NEW SPRING STOCK OF MEN $ and BOYS’ & Lucy Tyrell, Madge-Crawford, Lou{ Bloomfeld—T. C. McGagin, J. H. ceiving the highest vote be declared. George Abrams, Happy George,” . case. : for correcting irregularities of the Maltman, Jennio\White, Rachel. Mor-. O’Connor,A. M. Dobbie (T. C. McGagelected. Carried ananimously. our almost lifelong prospector, : has . Thg Sierra county stage had thirteen] stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet CLO TEIN GG, gan, Frankie Power, Minnie Lester, . in proxy), Hans Gerdes (J. H. O’ConMessrs. Shoecraft and Caldwell reree work sola the Metropolitan. passengers on the up trip yesterday . thorough in their action, they cure con ; ease a City Maggie Hutchison, Sarah Miller, Min. nor proxy). ported the following resolutions which . : Picanol = sprinied apa — beige egy a i. stipation, stimulate the appetite and Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots, fShoes, Hats, nie Brand and Clara Baruh; Messrs.{ Lake City—Hugh O’Connor+(J. H. . er adopted : se OS DO te ee ees ere: None i Saga nga sag ties Pe PN rick . digestive organs, and strengthen the — = * Ed Morgan, George Nivens, Robert . O’Connor ey Resolved, That we heartily endorse . ° reward, and itis hoped and wished of Pacific Grove, M. F. Pires of San} system. Trunks, Satchels and Valises. Organ, James Hutchsion, Ralph Webthe able administration of Grover. by all here that he will meet a rich . Francisco, Mrs. H, A. Harland and ee i sere : ti om cetin co eo EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Cleveland, President of the United . one when he strikes the pay chute. three children, Jas. H. Williams of . TB¢@erseet Carpet and Wall Pa IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.OF NEW NOVELTIES John Tyrell, David tise Mahi Graniteville—Moses Bates (F. Power serge eae ice ke has clos ta L. F. Busch, who owns the exten. San Francisco, and W. H. Uren of. P°* House in Nevada County, . Hizxxclusiwve Styles. ' Hichens, Wusnan Douear Bert Dickasproxy), W. 8. McPherrin (F. Power . transaction of the affairs of the governsion of the Metropolitan, has about . Grass Valley. At Grass Valley. : — ; man, Tou Niven: Howend White. > [™er? PE Basen ment, and realizing the fact of his reoe ait 2 ie before striking the Tux Bex Hive Dry Goons Sonn. Our purchasing facilities are unexcelled having numer1 i oore’s Flat—Jas. Doyle eo. E, . nomination at dt. uis, we hearti edge. ee cts ti i Facts Worth K ing. 20. : sac . } iffere ~ : ived, 11Ze . , ‘ a 1@ na > Me ’ Whee Will be divine service tbia ne ee ieeieort peal Ba HG worpeentaste . a Coe ao ledge prospected well on the} Wombrane the remedy used must be — ; 8. Yre, Proprietor morning at 11 a.m. Subject of Sermon: erokee—J. L. Morgan (T. 8. Ford . Pon estly labored to fulall his pledges} Thom vider ‘ non-irritating: The medical profession sata ‘ j : “Christianity in its relation to ant John Brophy (T. 8. Ford] and dnd the interests of his come his pooper . ag te — has been slow tolearn this. Nothing Cows For Sale. R — Others Can Possibly Afford To. i ” y ion . Proxy). : uents. . isfac i i pemegee i Science. f The Holy Communion 6 y land: B : : cover the channel at a point where it satisfactory can be accomplished with Two Jersey heifers ins aala; Bar emember the place. . Only Retail House will be administered after the mornin Sweetlan . Phelan. The report was unanimously adoptdouches, snuffs, powders, syringesINDs. servicé. Sunday school at 12:30 r ie San Juan—J. G. Dickson (B. N.}ed in supposed: t0 have narrowed. sateiogen or aay. similar application, quire at Transcript office. a20-1w EXyimarm E8rosSses . . . . . . . : : 9 -<o 7 , 4 COMEvening service at 7:30: subject of Shoecraft proxy), J. J. Fuller (R. For delegates to the Los Angeles Shi ge gone Extension is looking because they are allirritating, do not a Ponts Cor B oad a Pi § N v dl Ci sermon, ‘The human sympathies of Dillon proxy). , convention the following were nomiWh t ‘ona k d< tata thoroughly reach the affected surfaces . . oF ne ine ts., evata ty. lies, Christ and Christianity.” MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. nated, each candidate pledged to at-. \:4 oe a Saned (a er em rene and should be abandoned as worse} A house of seven rooms on Court Wholesale Branches—New York, San Francisco, and Honolulu, H. Islands. snes Niue decades Gonawlet Truckee—G. W. Giffen, G. W. Dunhs be tale a> ieee ¥ elected. The} townaman, Joo Nocnan, last Sunday, . ‘0%? failures. A multitude of persons . St. Inquire of John Dunnicliff. 6t sO aE eR as ter, Wm, O’Neill, W. ©. Durno, 8. Eee Pe ee yatta rey In endeavoring to separate two fero— nave oes ag —. a peggrrit Wuy will you cough when Shiloh’s The new Democratic County Central . Ferguson, ov, Beodes, (TS. Pom. AB. Dibble: chicky ye ses peas 42. cious fighting steers, Mr. Noonan’s Oe ee eee ee ee with ave t i i i ATTENTION ALL. fy to radical and will give immediate relief. Price Committee organized yesterday after-. proxy for all of the foregoing). SOUT SE UIMON oven nt ee coca e eee 58 . horse d and th i id teatify to'radical and permsnent cures noon by electing E: J. Rector as Chair ‘. Chas. Grimes 43 . th Rigen : ms phi . yi bse wrought by Ely’s Cream Balm. 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Ce cae Jd, ' LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Ges. ee eS, Sab Sees NG. OR EM.) APPT + 20+ Bros. for it. man, Ed Samson as Secretary and] yittle York—Wm. Maguire Tol Caldwell ee 95 . ently lifeless, he was carried to town Don’t Experiment, oe ada as Treasurer. The Ne-. -Towell Hill—F. T. Maguire, dealers ae (ce .48. and is hardly yet recovered from his] y,., cannotafford to waste time in Rosenbers Bros.* mem “Wada City and Grass Valley members. (wy, Maguit "10, H. Mitchell,..6.66 0.0.00 005: 44 . terrible fall Pee i 3 F ‘ guire proxy). ‘ ‘ i —-OF THE— ES will constitute the executive commitsidd sil eam iy ‘ Poi ae: Ce ee ee £ M. Shea, the bailiff of our district, > antes eh oe porn : tee. Nevada City, ProcinctNac Sel, 3: Hi, Esyoter: Saf San Oa ereae ot nbpepaciy a one oy to his} + first, only a cold. Do not permit PALACE DRY GoopDs STORE, The Sternes Case. Garthe, T. 8. Ford, J. E. Carr, M. G. B Clinch’ Soeeon er inet re ores 22 deoo for enrnical ‘toat. SuY dealer to impose upon you with ; ; , M.{C. EB. ee ben eddedite vee ves aes to San Francisco for surgical treat‘ srs. Bip OFFER EXTRAOKDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN Tha Sternes habeas corpus cage Hanly, John Hurley, B. N. Shoecraft, M0), Macrae Oe Nee. 43. mans. some cheap: imitation of Dr. King’s which came up before the State Su. F. Power, R. Dillon. Breaks gi us au SAA MDS rH Napoleon Bonaparte Parazett is here How Discuviry tor Conmucnption, Colle pict? Court Friday i: te obioill Precinct My 4h y, Rector, 3 L P Vie enecreceseedebeweerncde 31 and Coughs, but be sure you get the The following were elected, Mesers. . °llecting taxes. __. . genuine. Because he can make more Phelan and Orr having 36 voteseach. W: DLong, our ‘worthy District) . oft he may tell you he has someand making @ tie. Dibble, Hymes, . “tterney; will prosecute you if ‘thing just as good, or just tiie sameGrimes, Rector, Mitchell, Ford, Payn. 7°" do not pay those taxes, favored ’ : ; ’ , , , Payn ‘ 2 ret} Don’t be deceived, but insist upon ter, Clinch and McGagin. Mr. Phe. is old stamping ground with a visit) (ottiny Dr. King’s New Discovery lan withdrew in favor of Mr. Orr. this week. which is guaranteed to give relief in At 4:25 o’clock p.m. the convention . 24 Lawry of Grass Valley was up é ‘ ; eon ki : all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. adjourned sine die, without cheers. ast week inspecting mining proper: . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ DrugA store. County Superintendent Tiffany visited our school-last’ week, accompan-ied by Trustee Hegarty. Both gentlemen were well pleased with the Caldwell, Wm. H. Martin, T. H. Carr, (Chas. Grimes-proxy), C. H, Harrison, John Keenan, G. E. Withington . (M. Garver proxy), M.J. Connolly, A. W. Herring. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ~~ And Fancy Goods. 7 ted on briefs within fifteen days, fifteen days’ additional time being given to reply. f Senet see Gums rosy and red Teeth white and pearly,When arin ok from bed ou should cleanse thus early. rning, noon and ni ; 0 ht Pure SOZODONT the teeth makes bright. ‘Keep Cool. : JUST RECEIVED, AN ELEGANT LINE OF PA R A 8B EOF ZL S& Bor the Summer Scoason of 1888. Our stock of Parasols is most complete, with the adfanced styles and colors, affording the . Ne . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, — Washington—S. B. Crawford (Fred Searls proxy), Ole Helgerson (Fred. , }Searls proxy). f Tat feeling of weariness, so often experienced in the spring, results from a sluggish condition of the blood which, being impure, does not quicken Soo t. “SR, For lame back, side or chest, use P FINEST VARIETIES TO SELECT FROM OF ANY HOUSE iloh’ é r[\H1s POWDER NEVER VARIES UN NEVA COUNTY. Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. For sale at yg oct pyr geen ge ake gt Ane Carr Bros. . wholesomeness. More economical than th : pes Sones ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com WEM AKE A SPECIAETY OF ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Spenceville—James Hackett. Rough and Ready—H. Whisner, The Nevada Ice Company is row prepared to furnish customers with the best quality of Mountain Ice, in in the k being done by the. children and i petition with the multitude of low test, shor y, ; ‘ iy .? . Wim. Torpey. with the changing season. Ayer’s . WOr MW Sieeriess nights, made miserable . weight, alum or phosphate powders. = Er MN CA RFP BT S&S, pagent 3 Pid sone apn lis Indian Springs—J. Robinson. Sarsaparilla, by vitalizing and leans-. Pronounce the school in excellent} 1, that terrible cough., Shiloh’s Cure ia Omiy i m Cans. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CoO. which will be Sewed and Laid Th ni : g the blood,’ strengthens and incondition. D ER&E OF OHARGE © committee on per manent organine i , a ——_ , Specrav. is th medy f u. For sale b _ 106 Wallstreet, New York i 4 idences. Leave orders at Company’s : rates the system. eect ti pee ee ee Y. wm. 1. COLEMAN & CO., Agents . DY EO. DICE ERMAN, tee Hoek earned. Woenes Skee Sony office on the Plaza. ad-tt pen order of business reported bere ers mf Tuan hackin cough can te 40 quickCarr Bros. abaed ie 4 San Francisco. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF LINOLEUMS AND OIL OLOTHS; oe ~ ; : freshest garden and flow. ly ¢ niloh’s Cure. We guar-. Gararnn cured, health and sweet. Dissolutson of Copartnership. : w Bros., ne i , ie ; edit : pid — ‘ sien neste een Eve Gepinen, * tS ple, it er seeds obtainable, are at Carr Bros. antee it. For sale Sodeinnscabosy secured, by Shiloh’s Ca ci ta bevels 7 gren ‘cate fem THE HANDSOMEST DISPLAY OF Dealers in millstuffs, feed, etc. tf . R. J, Fitagerald. awe Mision waounoune, Mya Bev Goo’ Hr Thayer, of Bour-. Remedy. Price 60 conte, Nasal in. 2¥ mates casa ie usinese Wil hat ALL PAPER IN THE COUNTY. 2 — oor . ‘ Assessment of $1 on each deleHow + nial 14 bon, Ind., says: ‘Both: myself and. j ctor free. At CarrBros. te conducted by Henry Lane who will ; y «A asAl injector free with each bot-. site Present, a asctutions, . Al! farished; suitable for housekeep. wile owe a ee a ante at Cenc], .CLOV8R, alata, timothy, italian rye pay, all bills owing by thelate firm and col-. orjefa by mall promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed, et . tle bf Shiloh’s Catatrh Remedy. Price® Trocarnest County Central . 28 if 60. desired ; location on: Broad . sumption Care.” For sale at Carri ic) grage, mixed ae cud oneand EG SUKEYORTE, é ROSENBERG BROS., é 60 cents. For sale at Carr Bros. = . Committee. treet; apply at this office. tt . Bros, grass seeds at Carr Bros. mia-tf . Nevada City, April2s, 10 0. ™ i eater DRY {G09DS STORE, NEVADA CITY, wo. 64 4 . ‘ t mr 2 3 f ? Pees d pig * . + cc is Ninel i ina Rite