November 6, 1884 (4 pages)

~ ~YRVADL DAILY TRANSORIPT . Tur silver cornet band counected with the Nellie Boyd Company gives any open air concertevery day about il a. M. at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. The music is highly artistic. Wm. Scorr and Steve Venard ‘ave been re-elected Constables of this towaship, and W. P. Sowden and A. R. Wadsworth for Justices of the Peace, —_— obo J. L. Moraax of Cherokee and . _M. Cummings of North Bloomfield were in town yesterday and favored the TRANSCRIPT with a friendly call. PLETE TT TEE Nellie Boyd Company. The Nellie Boyd Company played to . another full house Tuesday evening, giving the favorite old sensational. drama of ‘‘Ti¢ket of Leave Man.” The performance was roceived with marked: demonstrations of approval, being splendidly put on Wth as regarde distribution of characters and : the scenic effects, List night was pro; duced the emotional society play of “‘Forget-Me-Not,” Miss Boyd portraying the strong character of Stephanie, the adventuress, with remarkable force and artistic skill. The Sir Horace Welby of Mr. Theodore Roberts was excellent in every particnlar, and the Mra, Foley of Filla Marble could not be much improved upon. The entertainment concluded witb the roaring farce, ‘‘To Oblige Benson,” which kept the audience in a petfect storm of laughter. To-night the programme will: consist of the tragedy of ‘Lucretia Borgia” and a farce. he eee A False Alarm. Tuesday evening Mrs. T. W. Moore of Gold Flat went to a neighbor’s to make a call, leaving her dwelling house alone. When she returned she found that the furniture had been misplaced, bureau drawers opened, and a general state of disorder was manifest on all sides. The conclusion that she hit upon was that burglara had been there. She at onee proceeded to take an inventory of her effects, and strange to say missed not the most trivial article. It seems that the. thing was done by some friend as a ‘‘joke.” Different’ people have different ways of being funny. Not Just the Thing. Great dissatisfaction exists in Grass Valley at the conduct of the election board at the East Precinct. Having taken the votes in one-room, we are told that the officers removed the ballot box and performed the counting in an adjoining room, barricading the entrance and refusing to allow the newspaper men or telegraph agents to enter their presence, This *thole-in-a-corner” style is certainly contrary to the spirit of.the election laws, which require an ‘‘open count.” . The Board consisted of A. Henderson, C. Conaway and — Hyder— one Republican and two Democrats, Matrimonial. -The wedding of J. F. Boyd and Mise Ada Grissell, which took place at the National Hotel in this: city, was a quiet but nevertheless exceedingly pleasant affair. A few relatives were present, but no other invited guests. The bridereceived a large number of fine presents. The young couple left on the afterncon train for San Francisco to spend a few days.: They have the hearty congratula. tiong of the Transcript. “We acknowledge the reeeipt of a box of cigars sent to this office by Mr. Boyd (a © ee Struck Pay Ore. Richards & Co., who several weeks since leased the Little Dublin mine from Marsh & Hothersall, night before last recovered the pay chute which was lost some time ago while the mine was being worked by the Owners. They opened on it at a depth of about 130 feet, and all in terested in the property feel much encouraged over the development. The ore shows well in free gold, and the formation has every indication’ of permanence. iw This.is the Way We Felt Tuesday Night. EE Card Writing. New Year’s and visiting cards . written in ornamental and plain ttyles, and with any ink desired. Leave orders atthe Postoffice with no6-lw J. L. Mery, re me Don’t forget that J. J. Jackson. kaeps on hand all kinds of canned ~~ sugar-cured hams, wines and uors for medicinal purposes, and tverything found in a first-class T ocery store, jy19-tf For Boarp and lodging ora good twe-bit meal, go to the Thomas : House, Broad street. O. C. Conlan, Proprietor, je8-ly 8. A “norse-SwaPPERS” convention . Was held at i , Ala, Oo [Sera er * UP SALT RIVER ——_—_—— muir SHB STIL, WAVES! LED 70 VICTORY BY THE ~ PLUMED KNIGHT. _—_— A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR THE PARTY OF PROGRESS. THE NATION DOES ITS WHOLE : DUTY. The Democrats Ronted in Ne_ vada County. * THK NATION, According to yesterday's dispatches the States of New. York and Indiana have gone Republigan, but the majority is comparatively small in both cases. As we said yesterday, Blaine is pretty certain to be our next President. THIS STATE. A dispatch received at this office last evening states that the Republicans have secured a majority in the Legislature, which means that James Farley will not be our next U. S. Senator, but that a good Republican (A. A. Sargent would be, a mighty good man for the place) will occupy that important position. THE COUNTY. Nevada county has gone for Blaine and Logan by between 500 and 600 majority. Every Republican on the county and legislative ticket is elected by majorities ranging from 200 to nearly if not quite 1,000. THE, SUPERVISORS. All that the Nevada County Democracy saved from the wreck is three Supervisors, viz: Pvidgeon, Schroeder and Wood. _ The Republicane elect Mulloy and Hill. Nevada No. 1. Blaine 394, Cleveland 188. Louttit 392, Sumner. 197. alrath 383, Caldwell 194. Waling 367, Ridge 222. Robinson 378, Huasey 211. Beatty 314, Donnelly 270. Lord 316, Gluyas 264. Long 353, Ford 234. Rapp 441, Mitchell 144. Powell 332, Huss 162. Lord 308, Higgins 178. Hartwell 316, Campbell 177. Mulloy 254, Herring 163, Whiting [independent] 72. Nevada No. 2. Blaine 335, Cleveland 214. Louttit 332, Sumner 219. Walrath 344, Caldwell 202. Walling 324, Ridge 226. Robinson 321, Hussey 229. Beatty 289, Donnelly 262. Lord 288, Gluyas 263: Long 345, Ford 204. Rapp 395, Mitchell 154. Powell 342, Huss 201. Lord $15, Higgins 235: Hartwell 350, Campbell 189. * East Grass Valley. Blaine 335, Cleveland 239. Leuttit 336, Somner 244, McGlashan 322, Lakenan 262. Walling 288, Ridge 306. Robinson 366, Huesey 226. Beatty 369, Don‘17. Lord 3, Higgins 15. . nelly 222, Lord 294, Gluyas 300. . Long 345, Ford 247. Rapp 307, Mitchell 287, Powell 360, Huss 232. Lord 302, Higgins 291. Hartwell 350, Campbell 241. West Grass Valley. Blaine 284, Ceveland 239, Leuttit 280, Sumner 247. McGlashan 264, Lakenan 259, Walling 244, Ridge 288. Robinson 315, Hussey 213. «Beatty 308, Donnelly 216. Lord 234, Gluyas 292, Long 295, Ford 236, Rapp 267, Mitchell 256. Powell 328, Huss 193, Lord 208, Higgins 319. Hartwell 286, Campbell 240. Bloomfield. Blaine 85, Cleve> land 94. Louttit 86, Sumner 92. Walrath 87, ,Caldwell 91. Walling 92, Ridge 87. Kobinson 82, Hussey 94, Beatty 83, Donnelly 95. Lord 74, Gluyas 101. Long 105, Ford 71. Rapp 94, Mitchell 82, Powell 85, Huss 92. Lord 88, Higgins 89, Hartwell 89, Campbell 90. . Omega—Blaine 11, Cleveland 7. Louttit 11, Sumner 7. McGlashan 7, Lakenan 11. Walling 11, Ridge 7. Robinson 11, Hussey 7, Beatty 10, Donnelly 8. Lord 7, Gluyas 8. Long 16, Ford 2. Rapp 11, Mitchell Hartwell 11, Campbell 7. Mooney Flat. Blaine 7, Cleveland 12. Louttit 7, Sumner 12. McGlashan 7, Lakenan 12, Walling 4, Ridge 15. Robineon 7; Hussey 7. Beatty 11, Mitchell 8. Lord 7, Gluyas 12. -Long 13, . Ford 6. Rapp 13, Mitchell 5. Powell 8, Huss 11. Lord 7, Higgins 12. ‘Hartwell 10, Campbell 9. Hunt’s Hill—Blaine 10, Cleveland 11, Robinson 12, Hussey 9. Columbia Hill—Blaine 43, Cleveland 25. Louttit 41, Sumner 26. Walrath 41, Caldwell 25. Walling 40, Ridge26. Robinson 40, Hussey 26. Beatty 41> Donnelly 25. Lord 40, Gluyas 27. Long 44, Ford 23. Rapp 47, Mitchell 20, Powell 41, Huse 26. Lord 40, Higgins 26. Hartwell 42, Campbell 25, Cherokee, Blaine 20, Cleveland 32. Louttit 20, Sumner 32, Walrath 20, Caldwell 32. Walling 21, Ridge 31. Robinson 22, Hussey 30, Beatty 22, Donnelly 29, Lord 15, Gluyas 37. Long 22, Ford 30. Rapp 26, Mitchell 26. Powell 20, Huss 32. Lord 20, Higgins 32. Hartweyl 20, Campbell 32. : Eureka.’ Blaine 31, Cleveland 31. Louttit 31, Sumuer 32, Walrath 30, Caldwell 32, Walling 25, Ridge 36. Robinson 27, Hussey 36. Beatty 00, Donnelly 00. Lord 36, Gluyas 27. Long 40, Ford 22, Rapp 37, Mitchell 26. Powell 00,-Huss 00. Lord 00, Higgins 00. Hartwell 00, Campbell 00, Moores Flat““Blaiwe "26, -Cteveland 37. Louttit 26, Sumner 37. Walrath 26, Caldwell 37, Walling 29 Ridge 34. Robinson 27, Hussey 36. Beatty 27, Donnelly 36. Lord 21, Gluyas 41. Long 34, Ford 29. Rapp 28, Mitchell 35. Lowell Hill. Blaine 11, Cleveland 23, Louttit 11, Sumner 23, MeGlashan 11, Lakenan 23, Walling 64 Ridge 28, Robinson 4, Hussey 30, Beatty 7, Donnelly 27, Lord 8, Gluyas 26, Long 14, Ford 20, Rapp 10, Mitchell 24, Powell 11, Huss 23, Lord 11, Higgins 23, Hartwell 12, Campbell 22. Relief Hill—Blaine 13, Cleveland 12. Louttit 13, Sumner 12; Walrath 13, Caldwell 12, Walling 14, Ridge 12. Robinson 19, Hussey 7. Beatty 19, Donnelly 7. Lord 13, Gloyas 13. Long 12, Ford 14. Rapp 16, Mitche!!1 10. Powell 13, Huss 13. Lord 15, Higgins 11. Hartwell 14, Campbell 12. . Boca—Blaine 40, Cleveland 18, Lord 40, Gluyas 18. Spenceville—Cleveland 27, Blaine 19, Lord 17, Gluyas 27, Indian Springs. Blaine 35, Cleveland 27. Louttit 35, Sumner 27. McGlashan 30, Lakenan 34. Walling 38, Ridge 26. Robinson 37, Hussey 27. Beatty 46, Donvelly 18. Lord 48, Gluyas 16. Loug 33, Ford 31. Rapp 38, Mitchell 23. Powell 35, Huss 27. Lord 35, Higgins 27. Hartwell 36, Campbeli 26. You Bet. Blaine 59, Cleveland 32. Louttit 59, Samner 32. McGlashan 59, Lakenan 31. Walling 58, Ridge 33. Robinson 47, Hussey 42. Beetty 60, Donnelly 30. Lord 56,Gluyas 35, Long 61, Ford 30. Rapp 59, Mitchell-32, Powell 59, Huss 29. Lord 59, Higgins 32. Hartwell 61, Campbell 30. Rough and Ready. Blaine 53, Cleveland 40. Louttit 00, Sumner 00. McGlashan 00, Lakenan 00. Walling 56, Ridge 35. Robinson 57, Hussey 39. . Beatty 67, Donnelly 29. Lord 56, Gluyas 39. Long 56, Ford 39, Rapp 59, Mitchell 37. Powell 55, Huss 40. Lord 55, Higgins 41. Hartwell 51, Campbell —. Washington. Blaine 37, Cleveland 42. Louttit 36, Sumner 43. McGlashan 38, Lakenan 41. Walling 40, Ridge 39. Robinson 39, Hussey 40. Beatty 53, Donnelly 26. Lord 35, Gluyas 40. Long 39, Ford 39. Rapp 38, Mitchell 40. Powell 35, Huss 43. Lord 48, Higgins 29. Hartwell 39, Campbell 40. Marriot 24, Pridgeon 52. Sweetland. Blaine 31, Cleveland 18. Louttit 31, Sumner 19. MoGlashan 32, Lakenan 18. Walling 35, Ridge 16. Robinson 31, Hussey 20. Beatty 34, Dennelly 16. Lord 35, Gluyas 16, Long 37, Ford 14, Rapp 36, Mitchell 15. -Powell ‘32, Huss 19. Lord 32, Higgins 19, Hartwell 32, Campbell 19. Blae Tent—Blaine 27, Cleveland 7. Loattit 27, Sumner 7. Walrath 26, Caldwell 8. Walling, 27, Ridge, 7. Robinson 28, Hussey 6. Beatty 25, Donnelly 9,. Lord 26, Gluyas, 8. Long 26, Ford8. Rapp 29, Mitchell 5. Powell 27, Huss 7. Lord 26, Higgins 8. Hartwell 30, Campbell 4. Buena Vista—Blaine 15, Cleveland 28. Louttit 15, Sumner 29. McGlashan 24, Lakenan-20. Walling 18, Ridge 24. Robinson 19, Hussey 25. Beatty 24, Donnelly 24. Lord 19, Gliyas 25. Long 18, Ford 26. Rapp 15, Mitchell 29. Powell 12, Huss 32. Lord 16, Higgins 28. Hartwell 18, Campbell 24, Pleasant Ridge. Blaine 35, Cleveland 21. Louttit 35, Sumner 21, McGlashan 35, Lakenan 21. Walling 35, Ridge 21. Robinson 35, Hussey 21. Beatty 35, Donnelly 20, Lord 36, Gluyas 19. Long 34, Ford 21. Rapp 33, Mitchell 23. Powell 35, Huss 21. Lord 35, Higgins’ 21, Hartwell 35, Campbell 21. Little York. Blaine 7, Cleveland 6. Louttit 7, Sumner 6. McGlashan 8, Lakenan 6. Walling 7, Ridge .6. Robinson 7, Hussey 8. Beatty 5, Donnelly 8, Lord 5, Gluyas 6. Long 7, Ford 6. Rapp 7, Mitchell 6. Powell 7, Huss 6, Lord 7, Higgins 6. Hartwell 7, Campbell 6, Truckee, Blaine 173, Cleveland 142, Louttit 175, Sumner 139, MeGlashan 235, Lakenan 79. Walling 184, Ridge 133. Robinson 177, Hussey 140, Beatty 180, Donnelly 137. Lord 179, Gluyas 138, Long 158, Ford 157. Rapp 172, Mitchell 145, Powell 000, Huss 000. Lord 000, Higgins 000. Hartwell 000, Campbell 000. Anthony House. Blaine 19,Cleveland 12. Louttit 19, Snmner 12, McGlashan 17, Lakenan13. Robinson 20, Hussey 11. Beatty 21, Donnelly 9.-Lord 19, Gluyas 12. Long 21, Ford 9. Rapp 20, Mitchell 11. Powell 22, Huss 9. Lord 12, Higgins 18. Hartwell 19, Campbell 11. Birchville—Blaine 10, Cleveland 20. Louttit 10, Sumner 24 MeGlashan 23, Lakenan 11. Walling 13, Ridge 21. Robinson 13, Hussey 19, Beatty 15, Donnelly 18. Lord 22, Gluyas 12. Long 21, Ford 13. Rapp 15, Mitchell 19. Powell 19, Huss 13, Lord 11, Higgins 20. Hartwell 13, Campbell 20, Forest Springs—Blaine 30, Cleveland 20. Louttit 30, Sumner 20. McGlashan 30, Lakenan 20. Walling 30, Ridge 20. Robinson 30, Hussey 20. Beatty 27, Dosinelly 23, Lord 23, Gluyad 27. ‘Long 30, ford 20. Rapp 23, Mitchell 27, Powell 00, Huss 00.Lord 00, Higgins 00. Hartwell 00, Campbell 09. Allison Ranch—Blaine 7, Clevelend 42. Louttit 7, Sumner 42. McGlashan 7, Lakeman 42, Walling, 7. Ridge 42. Robinson 5, Hussey 44. Beatty 10, Donnelly 38. ‘Lord 10, Lord 10, Gluyas 38. Long 9, Ford 39. Rapp 10, Mitchell 39. Butler 8, Woods 41. Yuba Mine—Blaine 25, Cleveland 2. Louttit 25, Sumner 2. McGlashan, 25, Lakenan, 2, -Walling 24, Ridge 3. Robinson 24, Hussey 3. Bestty 23, Donnelly 4. Lord 13, Gluyas 13. Long 25, Ford 4. Rapp 16, Mitchell 11. Poweil 25, Huss 2, Hartwell 25, Campbell 2, Lord 25, Hizgins 2. THE COUNTY VOTE. The following‘is a summary of the returns received at this office yesterday: For President, BOING 5 6606 bc wel traces eee 1336 WISGVGIANG si5s0c e cce dissent 966 For Congress. Dppeelt.03 sie cos ca nk 1431 SOMME? . 6 ec esd cote eseses 1064 For Assembly. Wr OOS cic sidiicante oe des Sec 609 1 PEELE) tanner imerr eo Wrereryrentraty «7 b CAG WEG 65s bs sacs pasesevese 424 EQNOQRERS Kies cei chose ecreseRey 561 For Superior Judge. WORN coin kiet sages. tore cawe oo 1768 MRT BG cis 55 oie op aspincie mks kines 1514 For Treasurer. BOUIN. cs scare sn kce tea eee 1821 i Reet acre eo ae 1371 For County Clers. Radler aes, eras 1801 DOUNGUY <5. cece ities dalars cae 1335 For Sheriff. = Lord.. Pesan ess Ao: 1635 OU VOE 020 ccc ne cna e es Se «2420 For District Attorney!’ E008 55 iss oe ee ies es 1905 WONG Eales Pea eave ees 1311 For Recorder. O00. 2., oe ee 1970 Mitchell.. py earn . 1320 For Coroner. Powe os 6G iats ee aes Pee 1190 TERE i os eee ee 857 For Public Administrator. Oa eeu pr aras Giro e tar 1096 PENS cis s epee n etc sees 671 For County Surveyor. Rarhall soe onc os oe sc is a 1304 Campbells sickest 3% 1021 selene Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared tq make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and atthe lowest prices. my2-tf Production of Gold. The gold-producing countries of the world are few, and our own State has fer many years been the largest. California, at one bound, took the first place as a producer of gold and has indisputedly held its position, since the metal was first discovered within its boundaries, Its production: has gradually decreased for some years, owing to easily understood causes; the exhaustion of placer fields, beds, bars, etc., and the working out of many deposits, The past year, however, the yield of gold has been much restricted for other reasons. Litigation has‘prevented the working of deposits, many of our large gravel mines having been closed down by injunctions from the courte. The report of the Director of the. United States Mint for the fiscal year ending June 30th, has just been issued, in which he states that the coinage of gold was $8,000,000 less than in in the previous year. The deposits of gold during the year were $46,326,679, of which over $29,000,000 was of domestic production, Silver purchased for coinage and deposited for bars, amounted at coining value, to $36,520,299, of which over $31,000,000 was of domestic production, The total value of gold and silver deposited and purchased, including tedeposits, was $87;955,155—about the same as in previous years, The coinage amounted to $57,880,921, of which $27,932,824 was gold, $78,778,389 silver dollars and $1,174,709 minor coins. Besides ‘the manufacture of coin gold bars-of the yalue of $23,875,586 and silver bars of the value of $7,639,724 making a total of $31,515,310, were prepared at mints and assay offices, The number of silver dollars distributed during the year was over 17,000,000. The total estimated in active circulation, October 1884, are over $40,000,000, an increase of $5,000,000. A Rich Dramatic Treat. . The announcement that the Grismer-Davies Combination will appear at the Theatre in this city on Monday and Tuesday evenings next will rejoice theatre goers, On the firet evening will be produced ‘*Monte Cristo,” of which the San Jose Times says: : Those who were at the Opera House last evening were well rewarded for their outlay and time, and those who were not present missed a rare treat, The presentation of Monte Cristo by the GrismerDavies Company was one of the _finest entertainments ever offered to the public, Jos. Re Grismeras Edmund Dantes, Abbe Busoni, and tion, He did some fine acting and early, gained the admiration of the audience. Miss Davies‘as Albert deMonserf, displayed marked ability, and was loudly applauded. © Miss Mabel Bert as Mercedes, did splendidly and Miss SarahStevens as the wife of Cardousse, made a most excellent scold. Frank Wright as Mons. Nortier, and L. R.Stockwell as Carderousse, were both good characters, in fact all the Company showed that they were well up in their parts. ‘The scenic effects were excellent and added greatly to the play. The audience attested its approbation by frequent and loud applause. A Narrow Escape. Josiah Sanders, formerly a resident of Washington in this county, and now living at Winchester, Ohio, writes to a friend in this city under date of October 22d, as follows?’ ‘All well here, but you came near losing @ correspondent, as I went down with the wreck last Friday evening, when the train went through the bridge at Batavia, Ohio, I was fortunate enough not to get much hurt, but all the rest that were in the coach that went down were either killed or mangled, There were about twenty-five men in the car, but as you have no doubt seen an account of the disaster in the papers T will not attempt to give you a desctiption of the accident. The bridge was fifty feet above the water, three spans. The middle span gave way, and let us go crashing down to the bottom. The cries of the wouuded and dying were heart-rending, and as soon as I could recover from the shock I rendered what assistance ! could. Having had such an excellent opportunity to be killed in a railroad . accident, and coming out unhurt, I have concluded that I am to die in eome other way.” age apes he Idaho Dividend. ‘ The trustees of the Idaho Gold Quartz Mining Company, location of principal place of business Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, location of works and mine Grass Valley district, Nevada county, Calfornia, meton Monday, the 3d day’ of November, 1884, and deelared a dividend of $7 50 to each share of the capital stock of the company. eS Tu Oregon City (Or.,) Woolen Mills have reduced wages from 6 ‘to to 10 per cont., dating from Tuesday. : : A FAMILY was poisoned at Allentown, N.Y., by eating bologna san‘sage, four fatally. Count of Morite Cristo fully sustain. ed his already well earned reputaJProtection, No such PROTECTION exists in Nevada county to-day, against individual poverty, or against temptations tending to debase manhood; no such PROTECTION to all the ennobling attributes of manly character and manly bearing as is vouchsafed to,the patrons of Barrett’s Tailoring Establishment, at No. 46 Broad street, Nevada City. For a man once clothed in one of Barrett’s cannot-be-duplicated suite, thereby at once places himself in the front rank of society—a MAN among men, His pride is aroused. A new interest in life springs up within him, His manhood is developed: He steps proudly. The warm. health-giving life blood spurts through his veins to the extremities of his frame with a vim. The circulation is equalized and he is PROTECTED from all diseases and from all physical, political and social chills. It will shield him from poverty by giving a pres: tige for protitable employment, for favorable alliances, for position and for public office. Beautiful and sensible ladies will.gaze upon him with delight, and if he be in the matrimonial market will regard him as a capital prize, Another prominent feature of this. PROTECTION is, that it extends to all classes und political parties alike—to the Democrat as well as the Republican. And while WE are sound on the Broad National Doctrine of PROTEC TION to American industries WE do not desire to exact large margins from our patrons to hoard away. WE are sound to THEIR particu lar interests, and declare a LOW TARIFF for REVENUE only. Our prices are as low as the lowest, C. A. Barrett, Merchant Tailor, 46 Broad street, Nevada City, and 116 Main street, Grass Valley. ——AT 0 THE—— PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, —+—ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 NEVADA C). Sa Eeosenbers ._Srothexs’ New Fall Stock Has Just Arrived, And ie pronounced by everybody to be BY FAR THE BEST SELECTED STOCK LVER BROUGHT TO COUNTY. Ly. OUR STOCK THE. VERY LATEST us before you buy anythi IN NEVADA COUNTY. ee” CONSISTS OF STYLES and CHOICE GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. We take pleasure in informing fhe public that we have made SWEEPING READVUCTIONS In prices, in order to give the peeplean opportunity to purchase GOOD GOODS at our esprices, gi peeplean opportunity to pu ment, Be Cautious of Sensational Advertisements, For ASSURE AS YOU BUY ACCOKDING TO THEM YOU GET CHEATED. Consult elsewhere, as we claiin to be the CHEAPEST STORE Carpets! 60 days sell our immense Tapestry, 3-Ply, Ingrain, SALE PRICES: . far Country filled promptly. Respectful "RO “TAM GOING Bio Stock of Fail ONE PRICE oAN LOWER PRICES THAN CLOTHING! Men’s Cassimere Suits $7 50 and $8 Suit-ot Knitted Under Shirts or Dr Socks, four pair for 25 cents. HATS ! We claim to have the satgets line of ty, and we claim we sella Hat from $ establishment. We have good Heavy Miners’ Boots Also, Boy’s Boots, copper toes, $1 a Trunks from $2 up. Ticking for 10 and 12 1-2 cents per Lace 12 1-2 cents per yard.Ladies’ Collars 5 cents each, er than they can bu NO TROUBLE TO money as I do. OR NO SALE. Remember, It Pays ty Store and see the stock. Pi ris —_———— “Where Are You Driving Which Have Just Arri ANC Where everything is sold at , Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats, full value $13, fur $8.50 '-Men’s French Diagonal Suits, $15, full value $20. Roy’s Suits $3.25, full value $5. Also Boy’s Pants $1. Marysville Flannel Shirts, Red or Blue for $1.25 apiece, ‘*Boss of the Road” Overalls 65 cents, HATS ! NEW BOOTS AND SHOES ! Canvass Valises LADIES! TAKE NOTICE ! We will sell this week 16 yards of Muslin for $1. 9-4 Sheeting 25 cents per yard ; 8-4 Sheeting at 20 cents per yard, Black and Cream Colored Fichu's at 25 cents each. Ribbed Stockings, 3 pair for 25 cents. We will also sell goods to Dresemakera and Pedlars at wholesa'e cheapthem in New York. Mr. High Price is sure to get weft im the Cold -. When he tries to advertise. ‘Tf you want any goods CHEAP, come to the One Price San Francisco ra) VU (CARPETS . Having concluded to give up Carpets; we will for stock of Body Brussels, Linoleum arid* Oil» Cloth at TEN PER CENT LESS THAN» WHOLEWe Kee orders ely Solicited. Samples sent on application. Order y. , SENBERG BROS. To?” TO'SEE THE d°d Winter Goods thi sc BEFORE KNOWN HERE. CLOTHING! 50, full value $10 and $12, awers for $1. HATS! Hats of any store in Nevada coun1,50 to $2 cheaper than any other for $3. full value $5.50. pair, 1 for $1.20. ) STORE. BREnRR’s HMA CURE. URES ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS C Throat and Lung affections, Coughs, Colds, Quinzy, Sore Throat, Hoarssness,” Soreness of the Chest or Lungs. Weakness in the Back, Bowels, Sides, Colic, Croup, Pneumonia, Measles, Whooping Cough, 1n isgestion It heals the entire system. Pleasant tasting as ice cream. Virointa Crry, May 2, 1884. Four bottles of Kerrs Asthama Cure pence lg — children poo Diphtheria and myself of the worst sore hoarseness, and cold that I ever had, : Mas, Janz Biowry. GREENFIELD, Mason Valley, June 10th. Four bottles of Kerr's Asthma Cure cured me of pains in the stomach of six year’s standing. “ Mrs, James Erway. Reno, April 26, 1884, Dr. Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured my uaughter of pneumonia. We'use it for co ,and colds and olwaysfousd it very effective. RS. THERESA YouNG, San Francisco, February 15, 1884. This is to certify that 1 have used six bottles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure for dyspepsia, and I am entirely cured. Ihave been doctoring for six years, but -Kerr’s Asthma Cure has done the business for me. It soothes and heals the entire system. CoLoneL McPHERson, Deputy Sheriff and Deputy Jailor, and writer for the Evening Post, Fourteen botties ord Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured me of Asthina of four years’ standing. —shirs. A. Nevada, No. 129, folsom street San F i Four of Kerr's Asthma Cure cured me of {ane — hott) yard, . Two SHOW GOODS. A ’ &@ Now let Mr. High Price come to those figures and offer you, if he can, as good goods for the I warrant mine FIRST-CLASS Patronize Oppositions Next door to Stumpf’s Restaurant, od « . affections, and gives universal satisfac Mrs. Annie Cuneo, 309 and 311 Broadway. cured me of hemorrhage ef the lungs.— Wm. Blodgett Coliector of Steam Navigation Co. . urs bottles of Kerr's: Asthma Cure titles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured me of a terrivle cough of mx een months stand. ing.—J. W. Crawford, wharfinger at Folsom street wharf. Redington & Co, says that Kerr’s Asthma Cure sells readily on its own mnerits, more 8) than any remedy the: ever handled for coughs, colds, throat an Two bottles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured my two children of pneumonia.—D, M. Walters, Willows Station, .near Bi port. Asthma Cure cured me of the worst cough that a man ever kad.—J. B. Hiskie, Deputy County Treasurer, Hawthorne, Nevada. REDDINGTON & gists, Agents, 526 and 531 Market street, San rk . “ica Mek & Co., Nos. 9 and 11, Front ree ; Langley & Michaels, Nos. 101, 103 and 105 Front st.eet, corner of Pine. C. F. Richards & Co., Nos. 427 and 429 Sansome street, corner of Clay. All orders addressed to Dr. N. 8. 'Thomps corner Stewart and Market streets, w meet with promptness. 031 Take Notice, HAVE leased to J. P. Deidesheimer the I Norway mine, both es ‘Canon creek in Weahingto 2 Tone, will not be responsible’ for neas incurred by the lessee or any other ty for material or labor in w either p dong during the term of the which continues for thirty months trom s . F. von BUEI Nevada City, Oct. 93, 1884,.—Im” FALL AND WINTER Goops , 1884. . ) In Our Store. ; tion. . ., Wholesale DrugJ. K. Gates & Uo., 417 Sansome street,corner Commercial. KIRK, GEARY & CO., Wholesale Agents, Sacramento, Cal. » Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. 4a Price 50 Ctg and $1.00 por bott Centennial mine and my interest in the . Tonmaips ae

~ ~YRVADL DAILY TRANSORIPT . Tur silver cornet band counected with the Nellie Boyd Company gives any open air concertevery day about il a. M. at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. The music is highly artistic. Wm. Scorr and Steve Venard ‘ave been re-elected Constables of this towaship, and W. P. Sowden and A. R. Wadsworth for Justices of the Peace, —_— obo J. L. Moraax of Cherokee and . _M. Cummings of North Bloomfield were in town yesterday and favored the TRANSCRIPT with a friendly call. PLETE TT TEE Nellie Boyd Company. The Nellie Boyd Company played to . another full house Tuesday evening, giving the favorite old sensational. drama of ‘‘Ti¢ket of Leave Man.” The performance was roceived with marked: demonstrations of approval, being splendidly put on Wth as regarde distribution of characters and : the scenic effects, List night was pro; duced the emotional society play of “‘Forget-Me-Not,” Miss Boyd portraying the strong character of Stephanie, the adventuress, with remarkable force and artistic skill. The Sir Horace Welby of Mr. Theodore Roberts was excellent in every particnlar, and the Mra, Foley of Filla Marble could not be much improved upon. The entertainment concluded witb the roaring farce, ‘‘To Oblige Benson,” which kept the audience in a petfect storm of laughter. To-night the programme will: consist of the tragedy of ‘Lucretia Borgia” and a farce. he eee A False Alarm. Tuesday evening Mrs. T. W. Moore of Gold Flat went to a neighbor’s to make a call, leaving her dwelling house alone. When she returned she found that the furniture had been misplaced, bureau drawers opened, and a general state of disorder was manifest on all sides. The conclusion that she hit upon was that burglara had been there. She at onee proceeded to take an inventory of her effects, and strange to say missed not the most trivial article. It seems that the. thing was done by some friend as a ‘‘joke.” Different’ people have different ways of being funny. Not Just the Thing. Great dissatisfaction exists in Grass Valley at the conduct of the election board at the East Precinct. Having taken the votes in one-room, we are told that the officers removed the ballot box and performed the counting in an adjoining room, barricading the entrance and refusing to allow the newspaper men or telegraph agents to enter their presence, This *thole-in-a-corner” style is certainly contrary to the spirit of.the election laws, which require an ‘‘open count.” . The Board consisted of A. Henderson, C. Conaway and — Hyder— one Republican and two Democrats, Matrimonial. -The wedding of J. F. Boyd and Mise Ada Grissell, which took place at the National Hotel in this: city, was a quiet but nevertheless exceedingly pleasant affair. A few relatives were present, but no other invited guests. The bridereceived a large number of fine presents. The young couple left on the afterncon train for San Francisco to spend a few days.: They have the hearty congratula. tiong of the Transcript. “We acknowledge the reeeipt of a box of cigars sent to this office by Mr. Boyd (a © ee Struck Pay Ore. Richards & Co., who several weeks since leased the Little Dublin mine from Marsh & Hothersall, night before last recovered the pay chute which was lost some time ago while the mine was being worked by the Owners. They opened on it at a depth of about 130 feet, and all in terested in the property feel much encouraged over the development. The ore shows well in free gold, and the formation has every indication’ of permanence. iw This.is the Way We Felt Tuesday Night. EE Card Writing. New Year’s and visiting cards . written in ornamental and plain ttyles, and with any ink desired. Leave orders atthe Postoffice with no6-lw J. L. Mery, re me Don’t forget that J. J. Jackson. kaeps on hand all kinds of canned ~~ sugar-cured hams, wines and uors for medicinal purposes, and tverything found in a first-class T ocery store, jy19-tf For Boarp and lodging ora good twe-bit meal, go to the Thomas : House, Broad street. O. C. Conlan, Proprietor, je8-ly 8. A “norse-SwaPPERS” convention . Was held at i , Ala, Oo [Sera er * UP SALT RIVER ——_—_—— muir SHB STIL, WAVES! LED 70 VICTORY BY THE ~ PLUMED KNIGHT. _—_— A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR THE PARTY OF PROGRESS. THE NATION DOES ITS WHOLE : DUTY. The Democrats Ronted in Ne_ vada County. * THK NATION, According to yesterday's dispatches the States of New. York and Indiana have gone Republigan, but the majority is comparatively small in both cases. As we said yesterday, Blaine is pretty certain to be our next President. THIS STATE. A dispatch received at this office last evening states that the Republicans have secured a majority in the Legislature, which means that James Farley will not be our next U. S. Senator, but that a good Republican (A. A. Sargent would be, a mighty good man for the place) will occupy that important position. THE COUNTY. Nevada county has gone for Blaine and Logan by between 500 and 600 majority. Every Republican on the county and legislative ticket is elected by majorities ranging from 200 to nearly if not quite 1,000. THE, SUPERVISORS. All that the Nevada County Democracy saved from the wreck is three Supervisors, viz: Pvidgeon, Schroeder and Wood. _ The Republicane elect Mulloy and Hill. Nevada No. 1. Blaine 394, Cleveland 188. Louttit 392, Sumner. 197. alrath 383, Caldwell 194. Waling 367, Ridge 222. Robinson 378, Huasey 211. Beatty 314, Donnelly 270. Lord 316, Gluyas 264. Long 353, Ford 234. Rapp 441, Mitchell 144. Powell 332, Huss 162. Lord 308, Higgins 178. Hartwell 316, Campbell 177. Mulloy 254, Herring 163, Whiting [independent] 72. Nevada No. 2. Blaine 335, Cleveland 214. Louttit 332, Sumner 219. Walrath 344, Caldwell 202. Walling 324, Ridge 226. Robinson 321, Hussey 229. Beatty 289, Donnelly 262. Lord 288, Gluyas 263: Long 345, Ford 204. Rapp 395, Mitchell 154. Powell 342, Huss 201. Lord $15, Higgins 235: Hartwell 350, Campbell 189. * East Grass Valley. Blaine 335, Cleveland 239. Leuttit 336, Somner 244, McGlashan 322, Lakenan 262. Walling 288, Ridge 306. Robinson 366, Huesey 226. Beatty 369, Don‘17. Lord 3, Higgins 15. . nelly 222, Lord 294, Gluyas 300. . Long 345, Ford 247. Rapp 307, Mitchell 287, Powell 360, Huss 232. Lord 302, Higgins 291. Hartwell 350, Campbell 241. West Grass Valley. Blaine 284, Ceveland 239, Leuttit 280, Sumner 247. McGlashan 264, Lakenan 259, Walling 244, Ridge 288. Robinson 315, Hussey 213. «Beatty 308, Donnelly 216. Lord 234, Gluyas 292, Long 295, Ford 236, Rapp 267, Mitchell 256. Powell 328, Huss 193, Lord 208, Higgins 319. Hartwell 286, Campbell 240. Bloomfield. Blaine 85, Cleve> land 94. Louttit 86, Sumner 92. Walrath 87, ,Caldwell 91. Walling 92, Ridge 87. Kobinson 82, Hussey 94, Beatty 83, Donnelly 95. Lord 74, Gluyas 101. Long 105, Ford 71. Rapp 94, Mitchell 82, Powell 85, Huss 92. Lord 88, Higgins 89, Hartwell 89, Campbell 90. . Omega—Blaine 11, Cleveland 7. Louttit 11, Sumner 7. McGlashan 7, Lakenan 11. Walling 11, Ridge 7. Robinson 11, Hussey 7, Beatty 10, Donnelly 8. Lord 7, Gluyas 8. Long 16, Ford 2. Rapp 11, Mitchell Hartwell 11, Campbell 7. Mooney Flat. Blaine 7, Cleveland 12. Louttit 7, Sumner 12. McGlashan 7, Lakenan 12, Walling 4, Ridge 15. Robineon 7; Hussey 7. Beatty 11, Mitchell 8. Lord 7, Gluyas 12. -Long 13, . Ford 6. Rapp 13, Mitchell 5. Powell 8, Huss 11. Lord 7, Higgins 12. ‘Hartwell 10, Campbell 9. Hunt’s Hill—Blaine 10, Cleveland 11, Robinson 12, Hussey 9. Columbia Hill—Blaine 43, Cleveland 25. Louttit 41, Sumner 26. Walrath 41, Caldwell 25. Walling 40, Ridge26. Robinson 40, Hussey 26. Beatty 41> Donnelly 25. Lord 40, Gluyas 27. Long 44, Ford 23. Rapp 47, Mitchell 20, Powell 41, Huse 26. Lord 40, Higgins 26. Hartwell 42, Campbell 25, Cherokee, Blaine 20, Cleveland 32. Louttit 20, Sumner 32, Walrath 20, Caldwell 32. Walling 21, Ridge 31. Robinson 22, Hussey 30, Beatty 22, Donnelly 29, Lord 15, Gluyas 37. Long 22, Ford 30. Rapp 26, Mitchell 26. Powell 20, Huss 32. Lord 20, Higgins 32. Hartweyl 20, Campbell 32. : Eureka.’ Blaine 31, Cleveland 31. Louttit 31, Sumuer 32, Walrath 30, Caldwell 32, Walling 25, Ridge 36. Robinson 27, Hussey 36. Beatty 00, Donnelly 00. Lord 36, Gluyas 27. Long 40, Ford 22, Rapp 37, Mitchell 26. Powell 00,-Huss 00. Lord 00, Higgins 00. Hartwell 00, Campbell 00, Moores Flat““Blaiwe "26, -Cteveland 37. Louttit 26, Sumner 37. Walrath 26, Caldwell 37, Walling 29 Ridge 34. Robinson 27, Hussey 36. Beatty 27, Donnelly 36. Lord 21, Gluyas 41. Long 34, Ford 29. Rapp 28, Mitchell 35. Lowell Hill. Blaine 11, Cleveland 23, Louttit 11, Sumner 23, MeGlashan 11, Lakenan 23, Walling 64 Ridge 28, Robinson 4, Hussey 30, Beatty 7, Donnelly 27, Lord 8, Gluyas 26, Long 14, Ford 20, Rapp 10, Mitchell 24, Powell 11, Huss 23, Lord 11, Higgins 23, Hartwell 12, Campbell 22. Relief Hill—Blaine 13, Cleveland 12. Louttit 13, Sumner 12; Walrath 13, Caldwell 12, Walling 14, Ridge 12. Robinson 19, Hussey 7. Beatty 19, Donnelly 7. Lord 13, Gloyas 13. Long 12, Ford 14. Rapp 16, Mitche!!1 10. Powell 13, Huss 13. Lord 15, Higgins 11. Hartwell 14, Campbell 12. . Boca—Blaine 40, Cleveland 18, Lord 40, Gluyas 18. Spenceville—Cleveland 27, Blaine 19, Lord 17, Gluyas 27, Indian Springs. Blaine 35, Cleveland 27. Louttit 35, Sumner 27. McGlashan 30, Lakenan 34. Walling 38, Ridge 26. Robinson 37, Hussey 27. Beatty 46, Donvelly 18. Lord 48, Gluyas 16. Loug 33, Ford 31. Rapp 38, Mitchell 23. Powell 35, Huss 27. Lord 35, Higgins 27. Hartwell 36, Campbeli 26. You Bet. Blaine 59, Cleveland 32. Louttit 59, Samner 32. McGlashan 59, Lakenan 31. Walling 58, Ridge 33. Robinson 47, Hussey 42. Beetty 60, Donnelly 30. Lord 56,Gluyas 35, Long 61, Ford 30. Rapp 59, Mitchell-32, Powell 59, Huss 29. Lord 59, Higgins 32. Hartwell 61, Campbell 30. Rough and Ready. Blaine 53, Cleveland 40. Louttit 00, Sumner 00. McGlashan 00, Lakenan 00. Walling 56, Ridge 35. Robinson 57, Hussey 39. . Beatty 67, Donnelly 29. Lord 56, Gluyas 39. Long 56, Ford 39, Rapp 59, Mitchell 37. Powell 55, Huss 40. Lord 55, Higgins 41. Hartwell 51, Campbell —. Washington. Blaine 37, Cleveland 42. Louttit 36, Sumner 43. McGlashan 38, Lakenan 41. Walling 40, Ridge 39. Robinson 39, Hussey 40. Beatty 53, Donnelly 26. Lord 35, Gluyas 40. Long 39, Ford 39. Rapp 38, Mitchell 40. Powell 35, Huss 43. Lord 48, Higgins 29. Hartwell 39, Campbell 40. Marriot 24, Pridgeon 52. Sweetland. Blaine 31, Cleveland 18. Louttit 31, Sumner 19. MoGlashan 32, Lakenan 18. Walling 35, Ridge 16. Robinson 31, Hussey 20. Beatty 34, Dennelly 16. Lord 35, Gluyas 16, Long 37, Ford 14, Rapp 36, Mitchell 15. -Powell ‘32, Huss 19. Lord 32, Higgins 19, Hartwell 32, Campbell 19. Blae Tent—Blaine 27, Cleveland 7. Loattit 27, Sumner 7. Walrath 26, Caldwell 8. Walling, 27, Ridge, 7. Robinson 28, Hussey 6. Beatty 25, Donnelly 9,. Lord 26, Gluyas, 8. Long 26, Ford8. Rapp 29, Mitchell 5. Powell 27, Huss 7. Lord 26, Higgins 8. Hartwell 30, Campbell 4. Buena Vista—Blaine 15, Cleveland 28. Louttit 15, Sumner 29. McGlashan 24, Lakenan-20. Walling 18, Ridge 24. Robinson 19, Hussey 25. Beatty 24, Donnelly 24. Lord 19, Gliyas 25. Long 18, Ford 26. Rapp 15, Mitchell 29. Powell 12, Huss 32. Lord 16, Higgins 28. Hartwell 18, Campbell 24, Pleasant Ridge. Blaine 35, Cleveland 21. Louttit 35, Sumner 21, McGlashan 35, Lakenan 21. Walling 35, Ridge 21. Robinson 35, Hussey 21. Beatty 35, Donnelly 20, Lord 36, Gluyas 19. Long 34, Ford 21. Rapp 33, Mitchell 23. Powell 35, Huss 21. Lord 35, Higgins’ 21, Hartwell 35, Campbell 21. Little York. Blaine 7, Cleveland 6. Louttit 7, Sumner 6. McGlashan 8, Lakenan 6. Walling 7, Ridge .6. Robinson 7, Hussey 8. Beatty 5, Donnelly 8, Lord 5, Gluyas 6. Long 7, Ford 6. Rapp 7, Mitchell 6. Powell 7, Huss 6, Lord 7, Higgins 6. Hartwell 7, Campbell 6, Truckee, Blaine 173, Cleveland 142, Louttit 175, Sumner 139, MeGlashan 235, Lakenan 79. Walling 184, Ridge 133. Robinson 177, Hussey 140, Beatty 180, Donnelly 137. Lord 179, Gluyas 138, Long 158, Ford 157. Rapp 172, Mitchell 145, Powell 000, Huss 000. Lord 000, Higgins 000. Hartwell 000, Campbell 000. Anthony House. Blaine 19,Cleveland 12. Louttit 19, Snmner 12, McGlashan 17, Lakenan13. Robinson 20, Hussey 11. Beatty 21, Donnelly 9.-Lord 19, Gluyas 12. Long 21, Ford 9. Rapp 20, Mitchell 11. Powell 22, Huss 9. Lord 12, Higgins 18. Hartwell 19, Campbell 11. Birchville—Blaine 10, Cleveland 20. Louttit 10, Sumner 24 MeGlashan 23, Lakenan 11. Walling 13, Ridge 21. Robinson 13, Hussey 19, Beatty 15, Donnelly 18. Lord 22, Gluyas 12. Long 21, Ford 13. Rapp 15, Mitchell 19. Powell 19, Huss 13, Lord 11, Higgins 20. Hartwell 13, Campbell 20, Forest Springs—Blaine 30, Cleveland 20. Louttit 30, Sumner 20. McGlashan 30, Lakenan 20. Walling 30, Ridge 20. Robinson 30, Hussey 20. Beatty 27, Dosinelly 23, Lord 23, Gluyad 27. ‘Long 30, ford 20. Rapp 23, Mitchell 27, Powell 00, Huss 00.Lord 00, Higgins 00. Hartwell 00, Campbell 09. Allison Ranch—Blaine 7, Clevelend 42. Louttit 7, Sumner 42. McGlashan 7, Lakeman 42, Walling, 7. Ridge 42. Robinson 5, Hussey 44. Beatty 10, Donnelly 38. ‘Lord 10, Lord 10, Gluyas 38. Long 9, Ford 39. Rapp 10, Mitchell 39. Butler 8, Woods 41. Yuba Mine—Blaine 25, Cleveland 2. Louttit 25, Sumner 2. McGlashan, 25, Lakenan, 2, -Walling 24, Ridge 3. Robinson 24, Hussey 3. Bestty 23, Donnelly 4. Lord 13, Gluyas 13. Long 25, Ford 4. Rapp 16, Mitchell 11. Poweil 25, Huss 2, Hartwell 25, Campbell 2, Lord 25, Hizgins 2. THE COUNTY VOTE. The following‘is a summary of the returns received at this office yesterday: For President, BOING 5 6606 bc wel traces eee 1336 WISGVGIANG si5s0c e cce dissent 966 For Congress. Dppeelt.03 sie cos ca nk 1431 SOMME? . 6 ec esd cote eseses 1064 For Assembly. Wr OOS cic sidiicante oe des Sec 609 1 PEELE) tanner imerr eo Wrereryrentraty «7 b CAG WEG 65s bs sacs pasesevese 424 EQNOQRERS Kies cei chose ecreseRey 561 For Superior Judge. WORN coin kiet sages. tore cawe oo 1768 MRT BG cis 55 oie op aspincie mks kines 1514 For Treasurer. BOUIN. cs scare sn kce tea eee 1821 i Reet acre eo ae 1371 For County Clers. Radler aes, eras 1801

DOUNGUY <5. cece ities dalars cae 1335 For Sheriff. = Lord.... Pesan ess Ao: 1635 OU VOE 020 ccc ne cna e es Se «2420 For District Attorney!’ E008 55 iss oe ee ies es 1905 WONG Eales Pea eave ees 1311 For Recorder. O00. 2., oe ee 1970 Mitchell.... py earn . 1320 For Coroner. Powe os 6G iats ee aes Pee 1190 TERE i os eee ee 857 For Public Administrator. Oa eeu pr aras Giro e tar 1096 PENS cis s epee n etc sees 671 For County Surveyor. Rarhall soe onc os oe sc is a 1304 Campbells sickest 3% 1021 selene Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared tq make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and atthe lowest prices. my2-tf Production of Gold. The gold-producing countries of the world are few, and our own State has fer many years been the largest. California, at one bound, took the first place as a producer of gold and has indisputedly held its position, since the metal was first discovered within its boundaries, Its production: has gradually decreased for some years, owing to easily understood causes; the exhaustion of placer fields, beds, bars, etc., and the working out of many deposits, The past year, however, the yield of gold has been much restricted for other reasons. Litigation has‘prevented the working of deposits, many of our large gravel mines having been closed down by injunctions from the courte. The report of the Director of the. United States Mint for the fiscal year ending June 30th, has just been issued, in which he states that the coinage of gold was $8,000,000 less than in in the previous year. The deposits of gold during the year were $46,326,679, of which over $29,000,000 was of domestic production, Silver purchased for coinage and deposited for bars, amounted at coining value, to $36,520,299, of which over $31,000,000 was of domestic production, The total value of gold and silver deposited and purchased, including tedeposits, was $87;955,155—about the same as in previous years, The coinage amounted to $57,880,921, of which $27,932,824 was gold, $78,778,389 silver dollars and $1,174,709 minor coins. Besides ‘the manufacture of coin gold bars-of the yalue of $23,875,586 and silver bars of the value of $7,639,724 making a total of $31,515,310, were prepared at mints and assay offices, The number of silver dollars distributed during the year was over 17,000,000. The total estimated in active circulation, October 1884, are over $40,000,000, an increase of $5,000,000. A Rich Dramatic Treat. . The announcement that the Grismer-Davies Combination will appear at the Theatre in this city on Monday and Tuesday evenings next will rejoice theatre goers, On the firet evening will be produced ‘*Monte Cristo,” of which the San Jose Times says: : Those who were at the Opera House last evening were well rewarded for their outlay and time, and those who were not present missed a rare treat, The presentation of Monte Cristo by the GrismerDavies Company was one of the _finest entertainments ever offered to the public, Jos. Re Grismeras Edmund Dantes, Abbe Busoni, and tion, He did some fine acting and early, gained the admiration of the audience. Miss Davies‘as Albert deMonserf, displayed marked ability, and was loudly applauded. © Miss Mabel Bert as Mercedes, did splendidly and Miss SarahStevens as the wife of Cardousse, made a most excellent scold. Frank Wright as Mons. Nortier, and L. R.Stockwell as Carderousse, were both good characters, in fact all the Company showed that they were well up in their parts. ‘The scenic effects were excellent and added greatly to the play. The audience attested its approbation by frequent and loud applause. A Narrow Escape. Josiah Sanders, formerly a resident of Washington in this county, and now living at Winchester, Ohio, writes to a friend in this city under date of October 22d, as follows?’ ‘All well here, but you came near losing @ correspondent, as I went down with the wreck last Friday evening, when the train went through the bridge at Batavia, Ohio, I was fortunate enough not to get much hurt, but all the rest that were in the coach that went down were either killed or mangled, There were about twenty-five men in the car, but as you have no doubt seen an account of the disaster in the papers T will not attempt to give you a desctiption of the accident. The bridge was fifty feet above the water, three spans. The middle span gave way, and let us go crashing down to the bottom. The cries of the wouuded and dying were heart-rending, and as soon as I could recover from the shock I rendered what assistance ! could. Having had such an excellent opportunity to be killed in a railroad . accident, and coming out unhurt, I have concluded that I am to die in eome other way.” age apes he Idaho Dividend. ‘ The trustees of the Idaho Gold Quartz Mining Company, location of principal place of business Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, location of works and mine Grass Valley district, Nevada county, Calfornia, meton Monday, the 3d day’ of November, 1884, and deelared a dividend of $7 50 to each share of the capital stock of the company. eS Tu Oregon City (Or.,) Woolen Mills have reduced wages from 6 ‘to to 10 per cont., dating from Tuesday. : : A FAMILY was poisoned at Allentown, N.Y., by eating bologna san‘sage, four fatally. Count of Morite Cristo fully sustain. ed his already well earned reputaJProtection, No such PROTECTION exists in Nevada county to-day, against individual poverty, or against temptations tending to debase manhood; no such PROTECTION to all the ennobling attributes of manly character and manly bearing as is vouchsafed to,the patrons of Barrett’s Tailoring Establishment, at No. 46 Broad street, Nevada City. For a man once clothed in one of Barrett’s cannot-be-duplicated suite, thereby at once places himself in the front rank of society—a MAN among men, His pride is aroused. A new interest in life springs up within him, His manhood is developed: He steps proudly. The warm. health-giving life blood spurts through his veins to the extremities of his frame with a vim. The circulation is equalized and he is PROTECTED from all diseases and from all physical, political and social chills. It will shield him from poverty by giving a pres: tige for protitable employment, for favorable alliances, for position and for public office. Beautiful and sensible ladies will.gaze upon him with delight, and if he be in the matrimonial market will regard him as a capital prize, Another prominent feature of this. PROTECTION is, that it extends to all classes und political parties alike—to the Democrat as well as the Republican. And while WE are sound on the Broad National Doctrine of PROTEC TION to American industries WE do not desire to exact large margins from our patrons to hoard away. WE are sound to THEIR particu lar interests, and declare a LOW TARIFF for REVENUE only. Our prices are as low as the lowest, C. A. Barrett, Merchant Tailor, 46 Broad street, Nevada City, and 116 Main street, Grass Valley. ——AT 0 THE—— PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, —+—ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 NEVADA C). Sa Eeosenbers ._Srothexs’ New Fall Stock Has Just Arrived, And ie pronounced by everybody to be BY FAR THE BEST SELECTED STOCK LVER BROUGHT TO COUNTY. Ly. OUR STOCK THE. VERY LATEST us before you buy anythi IN NEVADA COUNTY. ee” CONSISTS OF STYLES and CHOICE GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. We take pleasure in informing fhe public that we have made SWEEPING READVUCTIONS In prices, in order to give the peeplean opportunity to purchase GOOD GOODS at our esprices, gi peeplean opportunity to pu ment, Be Cautious of Sensational Advertisements, For ASSURE AS YOU BUY ACCOKDING TO THEM YOU GET CHEATED. Consult elsewhere, as we claiin to be the CHEAPEST STORE Carpets! 60 days sell our immense Tapestry, 3-Ply, Ingrain, SALE PRICES: . far Country filled promptly. Respectful "RO “TAM GOING Bio Stock of Fail ONE PRICE oAN LOWER PRICES THAN CLOTHING! Men’s Cassimere Suits $7 50 and $8 Suit-ot Knitted Under Shirts or Dr Socks, four pair for 25 cents. HATS ! We claim to have the satgets line of ty, and we claim we sella Hat from $ establishment. We have good Heavy Miners’ Boots Also, Boy’s Boots, copper toes, $1 a Trunks from $2 up. Ticking for 10 and 12 1-2 cents per Lace 12 1-2 cents per yard.Ladies’ Collars 5 cents each, er than they can bu NO TROUBLE TO money as I do. OR NO SALE. Remember, It Pays ty Store and see the stock. Pi ris —_———— “Where Are You Driving Which Have Just Arri ANC Where everything is sold at , Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats, full value $13, fur $8.50 '-Men’s French Diagonal Suits, $15, full value $20. Roy’s Suits $3.25, full value $5. Also Boy’s Pants $1. Marysville Flannel Shirts, Red or Blue for $1.25 apiece, ‘*Boss of the Road” Overalls 65 cents, HATS ! NEW BOOTS AND SHOES ! Canvass Valises LADIES! TAKE NOTICE ! We will sell this week 16 yards of Muslin for $1. 9-4 Sheeting 25 cents per yard ; 8-4 Sheeting at 20 cents per yard, Black and Cream Colored Fichu's at 25 cents each. Ribbed Stockings, 3 pair for 25 cents. We will also sell goods to Dresemakera and Pedlars at wholesa'e cheapthem in New York. Mr. High Price is sure to get weft im the Cold -. When he tries to advertise. ‘Tf you want any goods CHEAP, come to the One Price San Francisco ra) VU (CARPETS . Having concluded to give up Carpets; we will for stock of Body Brussels, Linoleum arid* Oil» Cloth at TEN PER CENT LESS THAN» WHOLEWe Kee orders ely Solicited. Samples sent on application. Order y. , SENBERG BROS. To?” TO'SEE THE d°d Winter Goods thi sc BEFORE KNOWN HERE. CLOTHING! 50, full value $10 and $12, awers for $1. HATS! Hats of any store in Nevada coun1,50 to $2 cheaper than any other for $3. full value $5.50. pair, 1 for $1.20. ) STORE. BREnRR’s HMA CURE. URES ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS C Throat and Lung affections, Coughs, Colds, Quinzy, Sore Throat, Hoarssness,” Soreness of the Chest or Lungs. Weakness in the Back, Bowels, Sides, Colic, Croup, Pneumonia, Measles, Whooping Cough, 1n isgestion It heals the entire system. Pleasant tasting as ice cream. Virointa Crry, May 2, 1884. Four bottles of Kerrs Asthama Cure pence lg — children poo Diphtheria and myself of the worst sore hoarseness, and cold that I ever had, : Mas, Janz Biowry. GREENFIELD, Mason Valley, June 10th. Four bottles of Kerr's Asthma Cure cured me of pains in the stomach of six year’s standing. “ Mrs, James Erway. Reno, April 26, 1884, Dr. Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured my uaughter of pneumonia. We'use it for co ,and colds and olwaysfousd it very effective. RS. THERESA YouNG, San Francisco, February 15, 1884. This is to certify that 1 have used six bottles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure for dyspepsia, and I am entirely cured. Ihave been doctoring for six years, but -Kerr’s Asthma Cure has done the business for me. It soothes and heals the entire system. CoLoneL McPHERson, Deputy Sheriff and Deputy Jailor, and writer for the Evening Post, Fourteen botties ord Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured me of Asthina of four years’ standing. —shirs. A. Nevada, No. 129, folsom street San F i Four of Kerr's Asthma Cure cured me of {ane — hott) yard, . Two SHOW GOODS. A ’ &@ Now let Mr. High Price come to those figures and offer you, if he can, as good goods for the I warrant mine FIRST-CLASS Patronize Oppositions Next door to Stumpf’s Restaurant, od « . affections, and gives universal satisfac Mrs. Annie Cuneo, 309 and 311 Broadway. cured me of hemorrhage ef the lungs.— Wm. Blodgett Coliector of Steam Navigation Co. . urs bottles of Kerr's: Asthma Cure titles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured me of a terrivle cough of mx een months stand. ing.—J. W. Crawford, wharfinger at Folsom street wharf. Redington & Co, says that Kerr’s Asthma Cure sells readily on its own mnerits, more 8) than any remedy the: ever handled for coughs, colds, throat an Two bottles of Kerr’s Asthma Cure cured my two children of pneumonia.—D, M. Walters, Willows Station, .near Bi port. Asthma Cure cured me of the worst cough that a man ever kad.—J. B. Hiskie, Deputy County Treasurer, Hawthorne, Nevada. REDDINGTON & gists, Agents, 526 and 531 Market street, San rk . “ica Mek & Co., Nos. 9 and 11, Front ree ; Langley & Michaels, Nos. 101, 103 and 105 Front st.eet, corner of Pine. C. F. Richards & Co., Nos. 427 and 429 Sansome street, corner of Clay. All orders addressed to Dr. N. 8. 'Thomps corner Stewart and Market streets, w meet with promptness. 031 Take Notice, HAVE leased to J. P. Deidesheimer the I Norway mine, both es ‘Canon creek in Weahingto 2 Tone, will not be responsible’ for neas incurred by the lessee or any other ty for material or labor in w either p dong during the term of the which continues for thirty months trom s . F. von BUEI Nevada City, Oct. 93, 1884,.—Im” FALL AND WINTER Goops , 1884. . ) In Our Store. ; tion. . ., Wholesale DrugJ. K. Gates & Uo., 417 Sansome street,corner Commercial. KIRK, GEARY & CO., Wholesale Agents, Sacramento, Cal. » Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. 4a Price 50 Ctg and $1.00 por bott Centennial mine and my interest in the . Tonmaips ae