October 21, 1882 (4 pages)

SU NSE ESE Ra ® a. a 4 the pee Phe SEV ITY, CAL, pee cts for th ccess of ; r : . olan ‘the Rapnbticks pa snronghous HOME PROTECTION Po ay Tpetore ee tak ve . able red-shirted Democrats! _ BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. kd RR ie Business’ Manager : LEDNARD © OALKING. souey Editor Nevada County Oficial Press SATURDAY, OCT. 21. hanes BUDD'S MURDEROUS LOGIC. Jas. H. Budd, Democratic nominee for Congressman from this District, spoke as follows during the course of hi’ remarks at the Theatre, in Nevada City, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25tn, 1882: “Ex-Senator Dorsey, the present Secretary of the National Republican Committee, is an indicted felon who escaped conviction by the bribery of jurors. This is the man who was toasted by President Arthur as ‘the man who furnished the _ soap to carry Indiana.’ It is bad enough for us to know that money is used in elections and improper influences used to control vote, and that there are some places carried by the use of large sums of money; but when a man, elected as Vice President ot the United States, in a public banqueting hall, drinks to the health of a man who furnished the money that bought up or corrupted the votes of sovereign States, over which that man has been elected to preside, it is not only a disgrace to the Republican party, but to the Democratic party, to the people of the United States and to the whole world, Any man occupying the high position of President of this Repubiic, who thus publicly approves of the corruption. and purchase of the voters that he rules over, OUGHT TO BE SHOT. The speech abounded with illustrations, many of which he failed to make any application of; but there was no misunderstanding his sentiments in régard to assassination. While ‘condemning the ‘conclusion which he reached, we must give him credit for sound logic. By a simple transposition of sentences his statemeut is reduced into a perfect syllogism, which constitutes the basis of all argument, Such an arrangement of the sentences would read as follows, viz: lst. Any President who makes use of such au expression as President Arthur is alleged to have usedin his toast to Dorsey, of Star Route fame, ought to be shot. 2d. President Arthur made use of such language. 3d. Therefore (as an inevitable conclusion) President’ Arthur ought to be shot. Budd made use of the expressions contained in the first and second propositions, but wisely forebore to draw the conclusion, leaving that for his audience to fill .wp. From the reasoning, however, the conclusion is inevitab'e, It is a perfect syllogism, STONEMAN’S NOMINATION, The words of the Examiner two days after the San Jose Convention might be well emblazoned on che collar of the Democratic candidate for Governor. They should be ‘remembered by both Democrats and Republicans. Here is what the Ex. aminer said: When the final ballots were taken, and the railroad had to chouse which was ‘‘the least’ of two evils,” they unhesitatingly preferred General Stoneman, a known opponent though he was, to George Hearst. * * * They evidently argued thus: ‘‘Here is a man who is independent of us, We can not reach_him,** He defies us. If he is elected Governor he may become a power that will be dangerous to us. We had _ therefore better give our deciding bal’ots to a less dangerous opponent.” * * * They tee gave the votes they controlled to Stoueman and made him the nominee, Tue Vallejo Chronicle woyld like to see Mr. Estee and General Stoneman stump the State together anil give the people a chance to see t difference between the two Estee bright, magnetic, th clusive as only a can be. Itis safe to the Chronicle, that i: Wuata bad ‘set of negroes they are down in South Carolina, always bulldozing and terrorizing the peacerow and gota large number of blacks killed and'wounded. And now we learn that the poor Dems are afraid the colored people will rise and burn the town. They are a wicked lot of black sheep to be tormenting the poor wolves in that style! Tue Oakland Independent, a redhot Democratic paper, wants Jim Budd’s name taken down as a candidate for Congress and that of N, Greene Curtis substituted. What will the Independent think when it reads how Budd declared that President Arthur ‘‘ought to be shot.” other day at Lancaster they raised a the State are daily improving. In every place where Hon. M. My Estee has addréssed the people he has been received with the greatest enthusiasm, ‘His speeches are of such a character as to convince his hearers that he. will make ,one of the best Governors California ever had. The earnestness with which he handles the various subjects shows that he is master of the whole situation, and we sincerely hope that on Tuesday evening every voter in this city will go to the Theatré aud hear hin, In Sacramento he Was greeted with the largest audience ever congregated there, and the enthusiasm manifested was of a character to show that he uttered’ sentiments fully in accord with the masses, No one can yo away, after listening to him, withany other feeling than that of the highest esteem for them, and with the belief that he should be elected Governor. He is frank and honest in all his statements, and does not fear to give expression to “the faith that is within them.” On the other hand, his opponent, Gen, Stoneman, is basking—in—the sunshine of his orange-groves at Los Angeles, not having made one speech during the campaign; and it is said his managers will uot let him go out for fear of his making an ass of himself, as he did when receiving the nomination, What a picture is here presented. Esteve meeting the people throughout the State, and Stoneman caged in Los Angeles ES REL TATRA TOR BOT Gen. SToneMAN adtnits’ having branded soldiers (who tried to escape from h's command while in Arizona) with hot irons. If self-preservation is the'first law of nature, it. seems that it would be most natural thing in the world for a recruit to refuse to serve under such a commander ‘as Stoneman, who would surrender his men toa band of savages on the slightest provocation. The soldier who wouldn’t try toget away from his camp, brand or no brand, would surely take desperate chances. +—Sacramento Bee, The cold blooded nature of General Stoneman is strikingly illustrated in the savage barbirity he practiced on the poor, half-starved soldiers escaping from military serve. No civilized nation ov the globe treats its worst criminals in that way. SS CRG notin “Tr I’m a crank, why don’t. they (the Republicans) let me go to Con9? party This is what Gaspipe Sumner says in his speeches, to which the San Jose Mercury replies that it is an impossibility to disgrace the Democratic party, but that the State of California would be disgraced with Sumner in Congress. Tuer Democrats are doing a great ‘deal of crowing that they are sure to capture the German vote, We doubt very much if many respectable or intelligent Germans can _ be deceived into voting the Democratic ticket, and the majority of German fellow citizens must be classed as-intelligent and respectable, _ ‘Tye Bridgeport Union has an article headed. ‘Is Death Painful 7 This question can no*doubt. be answered by the Democratic party, It has been dying forthe past twenty years, The only thing that keeps it alive is an oceasional narcotic in the form of-an off-year political su cess, BULTEL AKRIV, NATIONAL EXCH4 SIANLEY A, EDD Proprietor DAY, Oct. 19, 1882, wards, Truckee, 3 ay, do ichardson, Golumbia-Hill, tp ke Spetz, San Fraucisco, A. L. Nichols, Sacramento, Thos. Legg & son, City, James Heath, Pet Hill. 4. _ Mrs. Edwards & d,’N. Bloomfield, \ Davis Bros, Grass Valley, Yames Brandrup, Moore’s Flat, J. H. Souttiwick, Alameda, 8. P. Donnelly, City, M.C. Clark, = do § Chas, Henshaw, do C. McBonnemort;. Oakland, J. Simons, City. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS.. «.Proprictors, GE HOTEL Tuurspay, Oct. 19, 18: E. W, Moore, Pittsboy. M. T. Hubbard, Sacramento. L. Lonski, City, Tt a eo J. Cook, San Francisco, F. E. Davis, Chico, W. Wolff, Berlin, Germany, ’ J. H. Penolr, Marysville. ; D. Davis, City. ‘ H. Spencer, San Jose, J. Altoris, Santa Cruz. BORN. the wife of Geo. W. Rouse. a son. , SAR OCR Ee te i rs MARRIED. _ At Grass Valley, October 18th, 1882, to In San Leandro, Oct. 18, 1882, A. H. Wal: rath. of ‘Nevada City, to Miss L San Leandro, oe Reports from all parts of the State speak most hopefully of the success of the Republican ticket. +. * The silence of Stoaeman and the garyolous raving of Sumner have. disthe intelligent section of the ; the vegetables that make if you don’t eat them youra BOY says in his composition that a DANCING ACADEMY Hunt's Hall. Nevada City. Open or aud after Oct; 6th, Solrees Every Friday Eve'g. Ladies’ and 'Gentlemen’s Classes y very Tuesday Evening. ies’ and Children’s Class—every—SaturPrivate instruction given when desired. Terms wi'l be made*knowa on application, “JOHN MICHELL. Nevada City, Sept. 27th, 1882, 7 gress and disgrace the Democratic . 4 For Governor, Dr. BR. H. McDowald, of San F For Lientenant-Governor, William Sims, of Yoto County. ~ For,Seoretary of State, , m. G Winchester, of Sutter County. For State Controller, » Harvey W. Rice, of Alameda, For State Treasurer, J. B. Mullen, of Butte County,’ For Attorney-General, Will DB. Goald, of Los Angeles. For Surveyor-General, E. K. Mill; of Marysville. For Supt. of Public Instruction, ‘R. A. Grant, of Woodland. For Clerk of Supreme Court, William Crowhurst, of San Francisco. For Justices of Supreme Court, Anson Brunson, of Los Angeles. Jackson Témple, of Santa Kosa, For Members of Congress, At Large—A. B. HOTCHKISS, of San ihn a JESSE YARNELL, of Los Angeles, First. District—JAS. McM, SHAFTER, of San Francisco, Second District—J. L. COLES, of Tuolumne County, Third District—H. 8. GRAVES, of Sutter County Fourth District -M. V. WIIGHT, of San Bernardino, For State Board of Equalization, 1.—H. H. LUSE, of San Francisco. 2.—F. McD. GREEN, of San Joaquin. $.~CHARLES D, GREEN, of Yolo County. For Railroad Commissioners, 1.—HOWARD ANDREWS, of Sonoma, 2.— HIRAM CUMMINGS, of San Francisco. 3.—A. D, BOREN, ot San Bernardino, State Central Committee, Presidont—CAPT. A. D. WOOD. Secretary—REV. GEORGE MORRIS, P. 0, Box 2237, San, Francisco, THE FOLLOWING fre the declarations of the PROHIBITION HOME PROTECTION PAKTY on Temperance and the Sunday Law: 8d. WE DECLARE THAT THE MANU. FACTURE, SALE, :and use of alcoholic DRINKS is the greatest evil of the country and the aye; that the traffic enslaves women and degrades children, debases youth and wrecks mauhood, corrupts ballots and injures pubiic service, oples prisons and tills insane asylums, breeds upers and eriminalr, IMPOSES ENORMOUS BURDENS Of TAXATION, destroys capital and ‘tuibs labor; degrades, impoverishes, and destroys our homes, and now threatens, through organized and ‘criminal conspiracies, to subvert law and order. principles of our party to ve prohibition by consfitutional amendment, of the manufacture of-all alcoholic liquors not demanded for medicinal, mechanical, or scientific use; ard the regulation by law, under severe penalties, of the sale of alcoholic liquers, for suph-use, and the absolute and total prohibition of the sale for any other purpose. 5th. WE DECLARE THAT SUNDAY is an institution so interwoven into our laws, our , our civilization, and the very structure of our government; so intricately and beneficently connected with our social, business, and moral life, that we cannot dispense with it without sacrificing the very best interests of the country and the highest weliare of the whole people, 80 DELIEVING, WE DEMAND the enactment and enforcement of-an intelligent and rational Sunday law, and especially de we demand that all saloons or places of business where intoxicating drinks are now licensed to be sold, or permitted to be sold, on secular days, shall be absolutely closed on Snnday, * VUTE AS YOU PRAY, VOTE FOR CaPABLE, TEMPERATE, GOOD AND TRUE MEN, that you may have good laws and reduced taxation, and you can have them in no ether way, VOTE THE PROHIBITION HOME PROTECTION TICKET. o21 REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS: HON. H. W. WALLIS, HON, WM. GEORGE, ILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF Nevada County on the issues of the y 4s follows: Blue Tent?.. .+.Wednesday, Oct, 25th Friday, Oct. 27th Saturday, Oct, 28th Nevada City.,.. .Saturday, Nov. 4th felines. dae Monday, Nov. 6th Local members of the County Central Committee will please attend to necessary arrangements for the above meetings. By order of the Republican County Central Committee, 0. E, MULLOY, Chairman. D, E. Morean, Secretary, 020 REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON: J. M. WALLING AND : GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq, ILL: ADDRESS THE, PEOPLE of Nevada County on the issues of the day, as follows: ° Fou Retin (cei sce . Saturday, Oct. 28 Rough and Ready... Tuesday, Oct. 31 North Bloomfield Thursday, Nov. 2 MOOKe’s FiMbe cic eiienns Friday, Nov. 3 N. San Juan,. sor) s Saturday, Nov. 4 Local members of the Menenes Central Committee will pl ttend to al aj arrangements for the abuve meetings. § -.-By-order of the Republican Central Committee, : C, E. MULLOY, Chairman. D, E. Mor@an, Secretary, 020 DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. ELON. DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEE FORCongressman-at-Large, Will Address the People at NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening, Oct. Rist, On thé political issues ot the present cam: paign. 'A general attendance of the public is requested, CHAS, .H, MITCHELL, B. N. SHOECRAFT, Secretary, 18-td } incidco, 80 BELIEVING, we declare the cardinal F ot the eit ae “. right arm shall have an even chance in the great struggle of life.”—M. M. Esran. ESTEE & CONKLIN. 4 MM. ESTEE, Republican Nominee for Governor, and HON. W.W. MORROW Republican Nomiriée for Congressman at Large, will address the people at Nevada City * Tuesday, October 24, 1882. HON. S. C. DENSON, Republican Nominee for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, will also be present and address the meeting. The County Committee will please make e arrang ts. By order of the Republican State Central Committee. ~ —_—~P. B. CORNWALL, JAMES R. FINLAYSON, Secretary, VOTERS, ATTENTION! Chairman. interesting Facts About the Assessor’s Office im Nevada County, The following figures are a corréct abstract from the County Aud’tor’s books, and will be found of interest to taxpayers: Cost of Assessing the County: 1875. Jno, T. Morgan, Assessor's salary. .$2,900 “§ Mig Deputy hire,.. 2,140 $4,140 1882. Daniel Collins, Assessor's salary.. $2,000 ba Deputy hire... 6,030 38,030 In way of explanation it may be here remarked that a revision of the method of making assessments under the new constitytion, commencing in 1880, made necessary the hiring of additional deputies for that year, Since then, however, the work little greater than that of 1875. no ciicumstances can explain $6,030 in 1882, save the efficiency of the preser Necti ons will FIGURES WILL NOT LIE. CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. 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Applicants for first grade certificates must add the following branches to the list above, and make an ave in all of at least 86 r cent; Algebra, kkeeping, drawing, B ypsry cerat least rawing, physiology, natural philosophy, school law, constitution and government, an®vocal music, Candidates are requested to be on time, and to bring the fee of one dollar each, required by the law of the State. ‘Those whose certificates have lapsed,attend also. None under eighteen years of age will be. permitted to write in the body of the clas. By order of the Board JOHN T. WICKES, o17-td Ex-officio, Seeretary, Notice of Assessment, TS. 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For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. S. C. DENSON Of Sacramento, For Members of Congress, » W.W MORROW At Large. HENRY EDGERTON At Large. FRANK PAGE Second District. . For Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo. ; For State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of Tuvlumne. For State'T: urer, JOHNWEIL Of Sierra, For Attorney-General, A. b. HART, Of Colusa. For Siivveyeetionmal. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. fo vA For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK.GROSS Of Sacramento. For Railroad Commissioner, CHARLES F. REED First District. L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, H. W. WALLIS." For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A. WALRATH. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr For Treaserer, G.v.SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP. For County Clerk, FRANK G. 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SU NSE ESE Ra ® a. a 4 the pee Phe SEV ITY, CAL, pee cts for th ccess of ; r : . olan ‘the Rapnbticks pa snronghous HOME PROTECTION Po ay Tpetore ee tak ve . able red-shirted Democrats! _ BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. kd RR ie Business’ Manager : LEDNARD © OALKING. souey Editor Nevada County Oficial Press SATURDAY, OCT. 21. hanes BUDD'S MURDEROUS LOGIC. Jas. H. Budd, Democratic nominee for Congressman from this District, spoke as follows during the course of hi’ remarks at the Theatre, in Nevada City, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25tn, 1882: “Ex-Senator Dorsey, the present Secretary of the National Republican Committee, is an indicted felon who escaped conviction by the bribery of jurors. This is the man who was toasted by President Arthur as ‘the man who furnished the _ soap to carry Indiana.’ It is bad enough for us to know that money is used in elections and improper influences used to control vote, and that there are some places carried by the use of large sums of money; but when a man, elected as Vice President ot the United States, in a public banqueting hall, drinks to the health of a man who furnished the money that bought up or corrupted the votes of sovereign States, over which that man has been elected to preside, it is not only a disgrace to the Republican party, but to the Democratic party, to the people of the United States and to the whole world, Any man occupying the high position of President of this Repubiic, who thus publicly approves of the corruption. and purchase of the voters that he rules over, OUGHT TO BE SHOT. The speech abounded with illustrations, many of which he failed to make any application of; but there was no misunderstanding his sentiments in régard to assassination. While ‘condemning the ‘conclusion which he reached, we must give him credit for sound logic. By a simple transposition of sentences his statemeut is reduced into a perfect syllogism, which constitutes the basis of all argument, Such an arrangement of the sentences would read as follows, viz: lst. Any President who makes use of such au expression as President Arthur is alleged to have usedin his toast to Dorsey, of Star Route fame, ought to be shot. 2d. President Arthur made use of such language. 3d. Therefore (as an inevitable conclusion) President’ Arthur ought to be shot. Budd made use of the expressions contained in the first and second propositions, but wisely forebore to draw the conclusion, leaving that for his audience to fill .wp. From the reasoning, however, the conclusion is inevitab'e, It is a perfect syllogism, STONEMAN’S NOMINATION, The words of the Examiner two days after the San Jose Convention might be well emblazoned on che collar of the Democratic candidate for Governor. They should be ‘remembered by both Democrats and Republicans. Here is what the Ex. aminer said: When the final ballots were taken, and the railroad had to chouse which was ‘‘the least’ of two evils,” they unhesitatingly preferred General Stoneman, a known opponent though he was, to George Hearst. * * * They evidently argued thus: ‘‘Here is a man who is independent of us, We can not reach_him,** He defies us. If he is elected Governor he may become a power that will be dangerous to us. We had _ therefore better give our deciding bal’ots to a less dangerous opponent.” * * * They tee gave the votes they controlled to Stoueman and made him the nominee, Tue Vallejo Chronicle woyld like to see Mr. Estee and General Stoneman stump the State together anil give the people a chance to see t difference between the two Estee bright, magnetic, th clusive as only a can be. Itis safe to the Chronicle, that i: Wuata bad ‘set of negroes they are down in South Carolina, always bulldozing and terrorizing the peacerow and gota large number of blacks killed and'wounded. And now we learn that the poor Dems are afraid the colored people will rise and burn the town. They are a wicked lot of black sheep to be tormenting the poor wolves in that style! Tue Oakland Independent, a redhot Democratic paper, wants Jim Budd’s name taken down as a candidate for Congress and that of N, Greene Curtis substituted. What will the Independent think when it reads how Budd declared that President Arthur ‘‘ought to be shot.” other day at Lancaster they raised a the State are daily improving. In every place where Hon. M. My Estee has addréssed the people he has been received with the greatest enthusiasm, ‘His speeches are of such a character as to convince his hearers that he. will make ,one of the best Governors California ever had. The earnestness with which he handles the various subjects shows that he is master of the whole situation, and we sincerely hope that on Tuesday evening every voter in this city will go to the Theatré aud hear hin, In Sacramento he Was greeted with the largest audience ever congregated there, and the enthusiasm manifested was of a character to show that he uttered’ sentiments fully in accord with the masses, No one can yo away, after listening to him, withany other feeling than that of the highest esteem for them, and with the belief that he should be elected Governor. He is frank and honest in all his statements, and does not fear to give expression to “the faith that is within them.” On the other hand, his opponent, Gen, Stoneman, is basking—in—the sunshine of his orange-groves at Los Angeles, not having made one speech during the campaign; and it is said his managers will uot let him go out for fear of his making an ass of himself, as he did when receiving the nomination, What a picture is here presented. Esteve meeting the people throughout the State, and Stoneman caged in Los Angeles ES REL TATRA TOR BOT Gen. SToneMAN adtnits’ having branded soldiers (who tried to escape from h's command while in Arizona) with hot irons. If self-preservation is the'first law of nature, it. seems that it would be most natural thing in the world for a recruit to refuse to serve under such a commander ‘as Stoneman, who would surrender his men toa band of savages on the slightest provocation. The soldier who wouldn’t try toget away from his camp, brand or no brand, would surely take desperate chances. +—Sacramento Bee, The cold blooded nature of General Stoneman is strikingly illustrated in the savage barbirity he practiced on the poor, half-starved soldiers escaping from military serve. No civilized nation ov the globe treats its worst criminals in that way. SS CRG notin “Tr I’m a crank, why don’t. they (the Republicans) let me go to Con9? party This is what Gaspipe Sumner says in his speeches, to which the San Jose Mercury replies that it is an impossibility to disgrace the Democratic party, but that the State of California would be disgraced with Sumner in Congress. Tuer Democrats are doing a great ‘deal of crowing that they are sure to capture the German vote, We doubt very much if many respectable or intelligent Germans can _ be deceived into voting the Democratic ticket, and the majority of German fellow citizens must be classed as-intelligent and respectable, _ ‘Tye Bridgeport Union has an article headed. ‘Is Death Painful 7 This question can no*doubt. be answered by the Democratic party, It has been dying forthe past twenty years, The only thing that keeps it alive is an oceasional narcotic in the form of-an off-year political su cess, BULTEL AKRIV, NATIONAL EXCH4 SIANLEY A, EDD Proprietor DAY, Oct. 19, 1882, wards, Truckee, 3 ay, do ichardson, Golumbia-Hill, tp ke Spetz, San Fraucisco, A. L. Nichols, Sacramento, Thos. Legg & son, City, James Heath, Pet Hill. 4. _ Mrs. Edwards & d,’N. Bloomfield, \ Davis Bros, Grass Valley, Yames Brandrup, Moore’s Flat, J. H. Souttiwick, Alameda, 8. P. Donnelly, City, M.C. Clark, = do § Chas, Henshaw, do C. McBonnemort;. Oakland, J. Simons, City. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS.... «.Proprictors, GE HOTEL Tuurspay, Oct. 19, 18: E. W, Moore, Pittsboy. M. T. Hubbard, Sacramento. L. Lonski, City, Tt a eo J. Cook, San Francisco, F. E. Davis, Chico, W. Wolff, Berlin, Germany, ’ J. H. Penolr, Marysville. ; D. Davis, City. ‘ H. Spencer, San Jose, J. Altoris, Santa Cruz. BORN. the wife of Geo. W. Rouse. a son. , SAR OCR Ee te i rs MARRIED. _ At Grass Valley, October 18th, 1882, to In San Leandro, Oct. 18, 1882, A. H. Wal: rath. of ‘Nevada City, to Miss L San Leandro, oe Reports from all parts of the State speak most hopefully of the success of the Republican ticket. +. * The silence of Stoaeman and the garyolous raving of Sumner have. disthe intelligent section of the ; the vegetables that make if you don’t eat them youra BOY says in his composition that a DANCING ACADEMY Hunt's Hall. Nevada City. Open or aud after Oct; 6th, Solrees Every Friday Eve'g. Ladies’ and 'Gentlemen’s Classes y very Tuesday Evening. ies’ and Children’s Class—every—SaturPrivate instruction given when desired. Terms wi'l be made*knowa on application, “JOHN MICHELL. Nevada City, Sept. 27th, 1882, 7 gress and disgrace the Democratic . 4 For Governor, Dr. BR. H. McDowald, of San F For Lientenant-Governor, William Sims, of Yoto County. ~ For,Seoretary of State, , m. G Winchester, of Sutter County. For State Controller, » Harvey W. Rice, of Alameda, For State Treasurer, J. B. Mullen, of Butte County,’ For Attorney-General, Will DB. Goald, of Los Angeles. For Surveyor-General, E. K. Mill; of Marysville. For Supt. of Public Instruction, ‘R. A. Grant, of Woodland. For Clerk of Supreme Court, William Crowhurst, of San Francisco. For Justices of Supreme Court, Anson Brunson, of Los Angeles. Jackson Témple, of Santa Kosa, For Members of Congress, At Large—A. B. HOTCHKISS, of San ihn a JESSE YARNELL, of Los Angeles, First. District—JAS. McM, SHAFTER, of San Francisco, Second District—J. L. COLES, of Tuolumne County, Third District—H. 8. GRAVES, of Sutter County Fourth District -M. V. WIIGHT, of San Bernardino, For State Board of Equalization, 1.—H. H. LUSE, of San Francisco. 2.—F. McD. GREEN, of San Joaquin. $.~CHARLES D, GREEN, of Yolo County. For Railroad Commissioners, 1.—HOWARD ANDREWS, of Sonoma, 2.— HIRAM CUMMINGS, of San Francisco. 3.—A. D, BOREN, ot San Bernardino, State Central Committee, Presidont—CAPT. A. D. WOOD. Secretary—REV. GEORGE MORRIS, P. 0, Box 2237, San, Francisco, THE FOLLOWING fre the declarations of the PROHIBITION HOME PROTECTION PAKTY on Temperance and the Sunday Law: 8d. WE DECLARE THAT THE MANU. FACTURE, SALE, :and use of alcoholic DRINKS is the greatest evil of the country and the aye; that the traffic enslaves women and degrades children, debases youth and wrecks mauhood, corrupts ballots and injures pubiic service, oples prisons and tills insane asylums, breeds upers and eriminalr, IMPOSES ENORMOUS BURDENS Of TAXATION, destroys capital and ‘tuibs labor; degrades, impoverishes, and destroys our homes, and now threatens, through organized and ‘criminal conspiracies, to subvert law and order. principles of our party to ve prohibition by consfitutional amendment, of the manufacture of-all alcoholic liquors not demanded for medicinal, mechanical, or scientific use; ard the regulation by law, under severe penalties, of the sale of alcoholic liquers, for suph-use, and the absolute and total prohibition of the sale for any other purpose. 5th. WE DECLARE THAT SUNDAY is an institution so interwoven into our laws, our , our civilization, and the very structure of our government; so intricately and beneficently connected with our social, business, and moral life, that we cannot dispense with it without sacrificing the very best interests of the country and the highest weliare of the whole people, 80 DELIEVING, WE DEMAND the enactment and enforcement of-an intelligent and rational Sunday law, and especially de we demand that all saloons or places of business where intoxicating drinks are now licensed to be sold, or permitted to be sold, on secular days, shall be absolutely closed on Snnday, * VUTE AS YOU PRAY, VOTE FOR CaPABLE, TEMPERATE, GOOD AND TRUE MEN, that you may have good laws and reduced taxation, and you can have them in no ether way, VOTE THE PROHIBITION HOME PROTECTION TICKET. o21 REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS: HON. H. W. WALLIS, HON, WM. GEORGE, ILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF Nevada County on the issues of the y 4s follows: Blue Tent?.... .+.Wednesday, Oct, 25th Friday, Oct. 27th Saturday, Oct, 28th Nevada City.,.... ..Saturday, Nov. 4th felines. dae Monday, Nov. 6th Local members of the County Central Committee will please attend to necessary arrangements for the above meetings. By order of the Republican County Central Committee, 0. E, MULLOY, Chairman. D, E. Morean, Secretary, 020 REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON: J. M. WALLING AND : GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq, ILL: ADDRESS THE, PEOPLE of Nevada County on the issues of the day, as follows: ° Fou Retin (cei sce . Saturday, Oct. 28 Rough and Ready..... Tuesday, Oct. 31 North Bloomfield Thursday, Nov. 2 MOOKe’s FiMbe cic eiienns Friday, Nov. 3 N. San Juan,. sor) s Saturday, Nov. 4 Local members of the Menenes Central Committee will pl ttend to al aj arrangements for the abuve meetings. § -.-By-order of the Republican Central Committee, : C, E. MULLOY, Chairman. D, E. Mor@an, Secretary, 020 DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. ELON. DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEE FORCongressman-at-Large, Will Address the People at NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening, Oct. Rist, On thé political issues ot the present cam: paign. 'A general attendance of the public is requested, CHAS, .H, MITCHELL, B. N. SHOECRAFT, Secretary, 18-td } incidco, 80 BELIEVING, we declare the cardinal F ot the eit ae “. right arm shall have an even chance in the great struggle of life.”—M. M. Esran. ESTEE & CONKLIN. 4 MM. ESTEE, Republican Nominee for Governor, and HON. W.W. MORROW Republican Nomiriée for Congressman at Large, will address the people at Nevada City * Tuesday, October 24, 1882. HON. S. C. DENSON, Republican Nominee for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, will also be present and address the meeting. The County Committee will please make e arrang ts. By order of the Republican State Central Committee. ~ —_—~P. B. CORNWALL, JAMES R. FINLAYSON, Secretary, VOTERS, ATTENTION! Chairman. interesting Facts About the Assessor’s Office im Nevada County,

The following figures are a corréct abstract from the County Aud’tor’s books, and will be found of interest to taxpayers: Cost of Assessing the County: 1875. Jno, T. Morgan, Assessor's salary.. .$2,900 “§ Mig Deputy hire,.... 2,140 $4,140 1882. Daniel Collins, Assessor's salary... $2,000 ba Deputy hire...... 6,030 38,030 In way of explanation it may be here remarked that a revision of the method of making assessments under the new constitytion, commencing in 1880, made necessary the hiring of additional deputies for that year, Since then, however, the work little greater than that of 1875. no ciicumstances can explain $6,030 in 1882, save the efficiency of the preser Necti ons will FIGURES WILL NOT LIE. CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. E sure the Boots are stamped CRACK PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS. on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or perinn, 4 We are now making them with RUBBE AND ASBESTOS Soles which will make them last more than twice as. long as any Rubber Boots made. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK ING HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER (0. 916%3m San Francisco. AINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for_the Skin. We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen ; Ihave been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skifi. I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, “IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco, I have used your AINAXAB in my famil for some time, and am much pleased with its action. It has a pleasant and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those affected with black spots, or feof worms, I can heartily recommend it, as‘their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accomplishing the desired result. Respectfully, Dr. CHAS, W. HIBBAKD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Gentlemen :—I have used your A JNAXA for two months, and find that it possesses all the good qualities. you claim for it. I thin it is the best thing to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make up, to use it. as it gives me entire Respectfully yours, LOUISE Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. Tam notin the habit als, but take pleasure if saying to those whe use faceowrshes and powders of any kind, that none has giyeh me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel convinced that when once used, no lady will be without it’ From my own experience and observation of the effects of the AINAXAP upon sthers, I am thoroughly convinced that it is@ll you claim. MRS. M. KRAKER., Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco, givng testimoniIf vou do not findthe AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose One Dollar in postag stamps or postalorder to our address, and it will be sent by exvress free of charge. AINAXAB ME’G CO. -. 805 Montgomery St., San Fr neisco. REDINGTON & OO. Agents, 8. F. Reale $17,485 60 15,210 30 ile it is offered as an excuse that the hinese from whom large poll tax revenues were collected have been driven out of the mining claims, itis well known that in every such instance white labor has heen subsiituted, and the registration this year shows a larger voting population by at least 800. This great deficiency in poll tax collections on the year of an important election (of an Assessor) may explain the matter, oll-te REPUBLICAN, Drs. F. J. & Almeda Magee, Union Hotel, Nevada City, . R. MAGEE will attend to general practice and surgery; special attention being given to fractures and dislocations. “DR, ALMEDA MAGEE will assist in diseases of women and children; and obstetrics, Calls im city or country promptly attended to day or night. Can be found at present at UNION HOTEL: olb-ly Examination of ‘Applicants to Teach. . HE BOARD OF EDUCATION of Nevada County will sit for purposes of examination, at one of the school rooms, NEVADA CITY, commencing at 10 A. M., Wednesday, November Ist, And continuing full three days, Those who apply for a second tificate, must make an average 75 per cent in tbe following branches :— Written arithmetic, men arithmetic, written grammar, oral grammar, English composition, defining and word analysis, ar ing, reading, penmanship, history of e United Sates, geography and methods of teaching. Applicants for first grade certificates must add the following branches to the list above, and make an ave in all of at least 86 r cent; Algebra, kkeeping, drawing, B ypsry cerat least rawing, physiology, natural philosophy, school law, constitution and government, an®vocal music, Candidates are requested to be on time, and to bring the fee of one dollar each, required by the law of the State. ‘Those whose certificates have lapsed,attend also. None under eighteen years of age will be. permitted to write in the body of the clas. By order of the Board JOHN T. WICKES, o17-td Ex-officio, Seeretary, Notice of Assessment, TS. Mountaineer Mill and Mining Company.—Location of principal e of business, San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California; location of works, Nevada Count; Resa ng.eve i ; ere! ven, that at a meetin of the Board of Directors of said compare: tion, held at the office of said Company in the city of San Jose, on the 14th day of October, 1882, an assessment, {(No. 31) of two tet oneal pete niyo was levied upon the ca) stock of said corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of tala ny, at the office of the Company, in of San Jose, Santa Clara County, > California, ny stock upon which the assessment shall: remain unpaid on the 24th day of ~November, 1882, will be delinquent’ and . advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will’be sold on the i.day of December, 1882, to the delinquent assessment, together with all costs of acivettining &nd expenses of sale. pee pS pl DS, Secretary, ‘age, , ra County, State of California, ; ee ONTIST, Saloon) Nevada HOMEOPATHISTS, OFFICE—Pine Street, aire Tam’s onen ; City, By ol2 AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY. _ There is nothing more attractive than the sight of a perfectly healthy voman. 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Its action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair, No remedy penal been found to cure the inflammation produced by POISON OAK as effectually nd rapi dly as the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or vegetable salts, which could in the least injure the most delicate complexion itca be used largely with perfect‘confidente If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose.One Dollar in postage Pa or postal order. to our address, and it w'll be sent by express, free of charge. ee Testimonials in other issues of this paper. AINAXAB ME’G CO, 895 Montgomery St., San Francisto. REDINGTON & CO., Wholesale Dru ts — fresh and pure ’ Agents, 8, F, APPLES WANTED (CASH PAID} ~FORFall Crops Bought ‘without assorting. “+ . APPLY TO _/RO0D, & ASHBURN, ~At the Fruit Evaporator, Cor, East Broad _& Pine Streets, —_————— APPLES? STATE & COUNTY. Election, Tuesday, Nov. 7th. FOR GOVERNOR. . Morris M. Estee Of Napa. For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. S. C. DENSON Of Sacramento, For Members of Congress, » W.W MORROW At Large. HENRY EDGERTON At Large. FRANK PAGE Second District. . For Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo. ; For State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of Tuvlumne. For State'T: urer, JOHNWEIL Of Sierra, For Attorney-General, A. b. HART, Of Colusa. For Siivveyeetionmal. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. fo vA For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK.GROSS Of Sacramento. For Railroad Commissioner, CHARLES F. REED First District. L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, H. W. WALLIS." For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A. WALRATH. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr For Treaserer, G.v.SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP. For County Clerk, FRANK G. BEATTY. For Superintendent of: Schools, A. J. TIFFANY. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS, For County Surveyor, J. G. HARTWELL. * For Public Administrator, JOHN STOTLAR. For Coroner, W. C. GROVES. For Supervisor, Ist Dist, K. CASPER, For Super . 2d° District, JOSE PERRIN, For Supervisor, 3a JOHN ELy, . For Supervisor, 4th District, C.-0. TAYLOR. For Supervisor, 5th District, WALLACE: DOAN. For Justices of the Peace, G. D. BLAK EY, A. R. WADSWORTH. For Constables, WILLIAM SCOTT,NEVADA * STEVE VENARD. For State Board Equalization, . GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, Drag Store, Nevada @ity, car. WALTER D. VINT Proprictor. 0 ON, 0 pe A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toitet Articles of all kinds. . Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. HAVE Adjoini Stoves in the market, fore SELL CHE Call at the We receive our Stoves direct from Eastern. m Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, With the City Water Works, -~ AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES AXTANT, -.“ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND———— “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” Pie at a REMovVvEeD. ——0-—-— VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— FASHIONABLE BOOTS CAPS, LEATHER D SHOES, HATS, ‘INDINGS. E:=. MOVED To their Elegant New Quarters, o Co. ‘Treasurer’s Office, They ve on hand the Finest stock of Goods ever brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL ‘AND SEE THE NEW STORE. LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ~—=0) We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by al! who use it the CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented-by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and‘get their money back, We also have on hand the “Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” end other makes, besides a lar; ge stock of the Finest Parlor anufacturers, and thereAPER than any other house in the county, o0——_—_ BUILDERS HARDWA MECHANICS TOOLS, of all kinds. RE, of all descriptions. ——— Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery. China, Majolica & Glassware.” e. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings alway 8 on hand and cobnection made Pioneer Hardware Storé, Main Street. LEGG & SHAW. At No. ‘Be Broad Street. My long experience in “Our Taste” we . MY MOTTG:IS:-—BAIR AND g ts —__—. # PRICE. I keep constantly on hand’ . The Fimeet Grocery Store! Hae Pan, and Here 1 Have Been For Over 11 Yeas —_S5LLInNGa— Choice Family Groceries. *t+se+esee0.+Morgan & Roberts’ Block ; OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE buying enables me to place before my custom ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LON LOWEST POSSIBLE Cet Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicést in the World, § Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel. New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright. Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Croc ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &e. ¥ \ QUAREZDEALING-—A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF