October 21, 1882 (4 pages)

' 0 it 4. _looks fine, Sat’ Brae a family will join him, ' Theatre in this city. He is said to --rhoea of words but badly constipated _ Theatre to-night to hear what Char_ ture of gymnasium and a saloon, hes left Rear Horn Mills. Eight cars. fee ly used up. No one was urt. _ Wig.; says: “I use serece bottles in a tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Serene eee LOCAL AFFAIRS. e Closing of the Mails. Uni ‘turther notice the mails will close as follo; te daily at 4 Pp. u. Route W: at 8:80 P. Mm. Coven ny, a 30 A, M. Grass Valley, daily, at 5.30 a.m. and 4 p.m Direct mail to San Francisco, at 5.30 a. Direct mail to Sacramento, at 5.30 A. a Sierra City via North San Juan, . Camptonville and Downieville, daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 a. M. Blue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat nd te arias daily, (Sunday excepted, t6a Washington an and arp Tuesday, Thursda: at6 a.m, You Bet Bat tie York and Daten, Flat, Mon: an day, at 6 A. M. std J 8. HOLBROOK, P. M WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gicaned Here and There. Willard Austin, who has been in the Black Hills for some time past, has returned. Chas. Bonnemort, the mining man, was in town yesterday on his way to Sierra county. i & P.;Hunnerfauth is seriously ill. He has been unable to attend to business for several days past. A. H. Miller, the well-known and popular merchant of Forest City, and his family arrived here Thursday evening on their “7 home from San Franciseo. Judge Denson ol the Superior Court of Sacramento county will visit this tity Tuesday in company with Hons. M. M. Estee and W. W. Morrow. E. B. Thomas, who has leased his restaurant at this city for two years, with the privilege of five years, has gone below to hunt up a place te remove to. Whenghe finds one his A. 8. Davis, for a long time employed at the Wyoming mine, left yesterday for Cherry Creek, White Pine county, Nevada, where he is to setup some Frue concentrators at the Star mine. He has not yet sdecided whether he will remain there permanently. : Demerratic Meeting. To-night Charles Sumner, cracked up by the Democrats as one of their ablest orators, will speak at the be a highty-tighty fellow with a diarin respect to ideas. He used to be a phonographic reporter iu the legislature, and is charged with having at that time organized a raid on the public funds in comparison to which the boldest exploits of the James brothers sink into insignificance. There isno harm in going to the ley has to say for himself. ———— Soe A Cowardly Slanderer. If the skunk who over the signa*“‘Democritus” contributes long winded and pointless batches of lies to the Grass Valley Union would sign his true name _ to the stuff, he would shortly be driven from the field in dishonor. Butsuch scribblers don’t generally have the manhood to father their vile emanations. A midnight assassin is head and shoulders above them in the attributes that go to make up a good member of soviety, and is more worthy of confidence and respect. A Sudden Removal, It is reported that George Luprouil, the circus periormer who came here several months ago and has been~engaged in various enterprises such as conducting a pleasure~ garden, a and his creditors don’t know where to find him He owed quite a bill at this office and some of his electrot were held as security for it: ut the other night he slipped in without authority and smaggled them away. He won’t do. Fleming Quariz jMine. The Fleming quartz mine under some of the large buildings on Broad street is being vigorovsly worked, The lessees are now running to strik® the ledge ‘near Wells, Fargo & Co’s office, where the croppinzs van~ be seen ia the alley leading to Spring street, Blasts are set off three or four times each day and can be distinctly felt in the buildings above. The oe are about 60 _ feet above the surface. The quartz Hurt by a Cave. ‘ A cave occurred in the Chapman Ranch mine yesterday afternoon by which Joe. Richards was severely ‘hurt about the loins. A man named Williams was also eee but not seriously. — Gera . s Convicted. : Jake Satinceurts was found guilty at ‘Grass Valley yesterday of wife beating. He spent last night in the calaboose at that town and will be sentenced to-day by Justice Davis. ED cere ' Freight Train Wrecked. ~ Thursday evening a freight train . was wrecked on the Central Pacific ns Morstord's Fiosphate Act. Lemoon Dr. ©, C. Olmstead, Milwaukee, ‘py family, ee ‘lemonade’ it highly.” : Provips for the fature by taking gangways soon. away with the shafts and permit the working of gravel at less expense. : crushed, and as the tunnel will soon FORD OF TRUCKEE. Some Strong’ . . Measons Why He Must be Defeated, ~ Xo office within the gift of the people of Nevada county needs tobe more carefully filled than that of District Attorney. The incumbent must, in order to secure the best interests of the people, be a man of ripe experience in law matters, upright and conscientious in his methods of business, and enjoying the perfect confidence of all, When the Democrats placed. in nomination young Mr. Ford of Truckee, they perpetrated another of those blunders for which their party, National, State and county, has ever been notorious. We believe that his election—whichis not probable—would prove not only a misfortune, but a great calamity, A lawyer who will give advice and counsel‘and draw the pleadings on one side of a civil case, and then after filing them in court turn around and undertake the management of the other side of that. case, violates professional ethics if nothing more. When a lawyer counsels for the People ina criminal case, draws the complaint and files it in court, and then when the defendant is brought into Court attempts forea fee to defend him, he not only violates. his sworn duty as an attorney, but he is guilty of a misdemeanor and In Truckee several years ago Ah Goon was charged with practicing medicine without a@ license, Mr. Ford instituted a suit against him in the name of the People, drew the complaint, filed it in Justice Danster’s court, and then going over to the other side defended the aud at the same time defended the case. This occurred only last May. These are some of the reasons why Thomas S. Ford should not be elected to the important office of District Attorney. They are enough of themselves to defeat bin by an overwhelming vote. There are other good reasons for voting against him, and for Hon, E W. Roberts, and we will print them from time, to time. oe SIERRA COUNTY. What Some of the Great Mines se there Are Doing. The Bald Mountain Company are getting good pay out of Lowell Avenue and the indications are that they have a channel running paralle) with the other one’the full length of the claim. They intend starting off-side . ( The Ruby Company are pushin; work in their mine as fast as possible. They have started to raise an incline which, as soon as completed, will do The company at present are employing about forty men, but as soon~as the claim is suffiziently opened a much larger force rg be pat at work, TheBald Miokten Extension Company are stilpushing their tunnel d ahead as‘raptdly as possible for three shifts. Inthe last upraise gravel ‘was found which prospects well, bat not in paying quantities. The indications are that they are not in the center of the channel, The tunnel is now in about 125 feat from the last raise, and it is expected to raise again soon, when it is likely that gravel will be struck in paying quantities; The usual shipment of $10,750 was made from the Rainbow mine this], week. But little rock remains on . the dump, most of it having been} 4 tap the ledge the company will be able to discard the use of the hoistmg works and work the ledge through the tunnel ata far less _expense. Thecable on the tramway broke, and the company. are’ now waiting for a man to come up from San Francisco and splice it, when the mill will be started np again.— Downieville Tribune. The Californian for November. The “Californian and Overland} Monthly” for November is at band, and with its neat typography at once claims the attention of readers, who will not be. disappointed in finding a very interesting table of contents, among which will be found the following: A contemporary of Washington,” by Alfred A. White; “Thaloe,” Chapters XI, XII, XIII, Leonard Kip; areas Spencer's Political Institutions,” W. WW. Crane, Jr.; “Through Northern Mexico in 49,” Dr. O. M. Wozencraft; ‘Miss Vesta’s Prodigal,” Mary E. Glascock; ‘‘A Big Indiau Wedding,” S. A. Beatty; “At Roman Ruins,” John Hampton Craig; “Suburban Etchings,” W. C. Bartlett; “Evil Literature,” C. H. Shion; ‘*Four-Leaved Clover,” Elizabeth A. Davis; ‘‘The Azores,” J.-H. Jaques; , “Sir Charles Gavan Duffy,” John Manning. The notice of late publications, and ‘‘Outcroppings’” are not the least interesting reading of this excellent number. ; _ Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at Sutton’ 5 ranch. _ : f24tf P should have his license to practice} The followiug bills were a'taken away. Such an instance re. lowed : , cently occurred in an adjoining GENERAL FUND, county. Nevada Gas Co.,.gas, $69 38. $26.25, J $20:40. etc., vertising, $13.50. $10, $357.50. CITY TRUSTEES. Proceedings of Thursday Evening’s Meeting. , All the members were present at Thursday night’s. session of the Board of Trustees. x The sum of $6 overpaid by Mrs. H. 8, Bradley on taxes was ordered refunded. The matter of extending the eastern terminus of Wate er street to the corporate limit was laid over till such time‘as estimates on the cost of the work cau be obtained, It was ordered that a lamp be erected at the co nor of Washington and Coyote streets. Wm. Barton was allowed $20 for a piece of land he had given the city in order to straighten the street at the Plaza, e The time of. lighting and extinguishing street lanips was discussed, but a change in the old schedule was deemed not advisable. The Street Committee was instructed to répair Clarke street and straighten the sidewalk on the north side, the latter not to cost in excess of $40. It was ordered that Gethsemane street be repaired at a cost not to exceed $40. W. T. Carr made application to be appointed city lamplighter. The matter was taken under consideration. Nevada Gas Co., pipe and labor, $8. a man $.50, John Lane $10, J. Lewis $10, H. Finley $.50, B. Sanguinetti prisoner. ves: GOO, ie 8).87, ie King to such noble purposes, thanks to In the case of the People vs. Que $3.75, S. Wahamake $6.75, C. W “ie the generosity of our guest, togive Duck, for grand larceny, Ford ap: enburger $2 a, oe Ashman $3, him a welcome tothe home of -his peared as counsel for the pro ecution T. Branigan $33.12, F, H. Hinds, childhood, with hands and hearts. $12.50, Hoskins $8, H. Dougherty C. Locklin $11.15. E. C. Baldridge, salary, $59. Wm. Fields, salary, $60, K. Casper, pipe, $1.25. Chas. Keller, sewer pipe, $32. K. Casper, two lamp posts, $28.59. FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Co, Janitor, etc., Pennsylvania Engine Co., $24.27. Legg & Shaw, mdse,, $4, W. Barton, mds>., $5, Nevada Hose Co.,.Janitor aud ad> Janitor, ‘ Pennsvlvania Engine Co., Janitor, . Goodyear Rubber Co., hose, Total amount. of bills allowed on + Secret Societiess The Grand Enedinpment otf the ¥eutlemen, girls and boys, old and Legg & Shaw, mdse., $23 37. young, What more appropriate Labor—John H. Gray $12, J. F. that the old friends, with: their Cilley, $15.50, T. Nilon $1.59, Huffshould assemble as we do to-day, and distant State, beyond the Sierras, he return to visits the scenes of his youth. Many a change he sees; many a beloved one be our pleasant duty to extend to him while he is in our midst, ag will as much-as possible co npensate him for what he may miss. a wreath of'sm.les for every téar sorrow; and to you Mr. H. California, true friend, the the generous donor of this lot upon whieh is erected one of the beautiful school houses of the county, General and Fire Funds, $901.06; in the name of thosé present, the rising generation, to-day, thank him.” of Mr. AT M55 OLD NOME, Mow Hi. A. Lones is Esteemed by His Gid Neighbors. {Knoxville (Tenn,) Tribune, Oct. 11.) Mr. H. Alexander Lone Was born’ and raised in Knox county, four miles from Knoxville on the Kingston turnpike. In 1844 .Mr, Lones moved to New Or leans, and in 1847 he went to California, where he has remainel ever since, except a short visit he paid his friends in Tennesee in 1856. .Thoitgh\ Mr, Lones lived at a great distance from the place of his nativity and had been long absent from his native land. and relatives and friends, he did not fo: get them, bus kept alive the Beli kteat and kindest cemembrance of them, Some two of three years ago. Mr. Lones presento1 a handsome and valuable lot close and rais: Dy Were le was born district 6 build a shoot louse novo. They erecied a very neat aud commodions house, handsomely furnished, seats and an 1 to. the civil with Col. J.-J, Craig, of Knoxville, who has lived many years in this civil district, presented them with a lar: ge and cal bell. So that’ take it altogether this is probably the best furnished school hotise in the con: ity. Mr._H, A. Lones came to visit hie vs i home, relatives and friends a few days ago, and they resolved to give him a welcome reception. organ. musiYeste erday was appointed the day for this purpose, * * * * * After other exercises, Col. ‘Robt, H, Armstony said; “Happy the day and the occasion that brings.us together. Ladies and bright-eyed daughter and manly boys, here on this spot of ground dedicated After a long and prospe rous life-in a gone but let it such a greeting to-day, and Let us give hint of “with accord say, 400 bless him ! one Permit me, therefore to introduce Alexander Lones, of business the patron of éducation, the sucessful man, the honorable gentleman, most J and of let us all here, Col. Crozier respoaded on behalf Lones who was then presentin session W. E. of this city was appointed District Deputy for District No. also a member of the Committee on Associate Phillips; Grand Taylor ; Wright ; L. Baker; Bush ; Mayhew; Grand Organist, ine Felt ; Grand Rucker ; Grand Sentinel, Hiram F. Ross ; Grand Chaplain, A. C. Hartley ; Briggs. 5 $8 a month. Bassett’s Bookstore. Transcript Block. day.system found at present at the Union Hotel. it soft, clear and transparent. . the best teilet article in the. world, ‘as it is the only one needed for che. complexion. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at San Francisco this week, elected the following officers : EAM. Black, B. Davis, Grand High Priest ; J. H. Applegate, Walter B. Lyon, John. Hanson Grand Treasurer ; H. Randall, Grand Representative ; W. W. Lyman, Grand Junior WarGrand Patriarch ; W. Grand Senior Warden : Grand Scribe; C. en; Louis Soher, H. 8S. Winn, and Lutz, Trustees. -A. R. Lord LL Heise Credentials for the ensuing year. The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected the fallowing: cock ; Flint ; J. tron, Caroline Seely ; Grand TreasGrand Patron, A. F. HitchGrand Matron, Mary A. Assistant Grand Pation, A. McPike; Assistant Grand Marer; Mary M, Ho'tz; Grand Secretary, Kate J. Willetts ; Grand Conuctress, Mary J. Thompson ; Grand Conductress, Elizabeth Adah, May F. Grand Ruth, Susan . A. Grand Esther, Gertrude Martha, Ida Mary J. CatherSusan Grand Grand Elector, Warden, Grand Marshal, Annie E. House For Rent. House with four rooms for rent at Enquire at Band & tf (te ee Shurtlea’s Fish Market, Fresh fish every ; s27tf. Professional Notice. PES We have decided to locate’ permanently in Nevada City for the purose of practicing the Homeopathic of medicine. We can be Drs. F. J. aud ALmepa Macre. Nevada, Oct. 15lw, 5 a ecto. aU cea VE ~ Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of the age, has magical eect on the skin, making It is “No more Dy spepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. hysicians’ certificates on the back Tan Tonahowk at Zein tf e bettie ‘Sold everywhere. je3tf +Mothers! ‘. suffering and erying with the excru ithe bowels, and give rest to ‘the OSE 25 cents a bottle éd by the young ehildren—with-w4 beautiful boquet and by the adults with a gold headed cane, Lones reciprocated by giving. the school a big dinner, and various other interesting Mr, handsome clock: There was a exer 2ises, A Wise Woman Will try and one ve her charms She may lack claasic outline of form, bat she should use SOZODONT, and retain the beauty and juisefulness of her teeth. A fine of the highest charms. set of teeth is one SOZODONT will do this work. AO ® Grand Auction Sale. Everybody should attend the Aucat G. W. dence; Round Mountain, on November 4th,: consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, also household and kitchen furniture. 018-td seen ORS A Card. tion sale Shearer’s resiharness, To all ‘whoare suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, i willsend a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America. Send aself-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosrrH T. INMAN, Srktiox D,; New York Crry ae OA Sie A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Negiect frequently results in an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown’s Bronchial _Troches are certein to to give relief in) Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat For thirty years the Troches have veen recom mended by physicians, avd always give perfect satisfaction. ‘They are not new oruntried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank amorig the few staple remedies os theage Public speakers and_ sing ors use From to clear and strength en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bo --—-— > ow Smrru; the Boss Grocer, diseases. is daily receiving fresh lines of pee, a Muthers? “Mothers ’ Are’you disturbed at night and bréken of your rest by a sick child eiating pain of cutting teeth, If so, vo at once’ and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's sovthing syrup ~It will relieve the poor iittle sufferer immediately, you may depend aay it; there is ‘No mistake about There is not a-mother on caout ais has eyer used it,.who. wilt not tell you at once that it will regulate mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cas— es, and pleasant to the taste, and. is the prescription of one of tne oldest and best femalé physicians ani purses.in the United States. Sold BRIEF MENTION, Various Happenings tn and Out of Town. Wm. Scott and Si. Donnelly “have leased the saloon under the Theatre. The Knights of Pythias meet tonight, and all members are requested to be on hand, as there is wurk to do.Shurtleff’s market in the Transcript Block is kept constantly supplied with choice fresh fish, including fresh mackerel, : The True Blues of Grass Valley ant the Allison Ranch nine. will play a.match game of baseball at Alta Hill to-morrow. One of the latest slang term imported from the East is “chump,” It originated i in Chicago, and signifies a ninny, a greenhorn, or a man or boy who does not know enough to go in the house when it rains. Rare Chance. et on small farm containing 55 acres with two houses, good garden, plenty of fruit, half mile from Ne vada City. Inquire at Brand & Baséett’s Bookstore. 019-1 w, pees tt Don't forget that Smith keage one of the larzest and \ best. stocks of groceries and provisions to be found atvany store in the county, lw. >MARSHALL’s Cubebs at Zekind’s, Nélling Out at Less than First Gost! My Large and Handsonie Stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES Must be sold within the next THIRTY DAYS, asI have detertainéd: to quit that line of business, Call early and secure big bargains. B. H. MILLER, The Clothier. 87 TOMACH ITTE That terrible scourge ague, aud its congener, billious remittent, beside affections of the stomach, liver aud bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are pg eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a p ely feyetable exilir, indorsed by physicians, and more entensively as fever and disorders, as well as for many otheis, than. any medicine of the age. Foy sale by all Draygist and Dealers generally. ITY GAEWERY, . ___SPRING STREET, Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale! Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge Orders by mail Or otherwise attended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUE. Nevada City July 29th . a CANDY MANUFACTORY —ANDOyster Saloon, MRS. BREED & LEDDY, YOMMERCIAL STREET, opposite -TranJ script Block, Nevada City, keep constantly on hand Choice° Home Made Candy,Which is superior to that-imported,—being made of the best materials. Fresh Eastern Oysters, On the half shell, or cocked in any manner and most Elaborate Saloon in the State, in the building on used a remedy for the above class of . Corner of Broad and Pine S¢ reets, NEVADACITY, antee that my prices are lower than rate, su’ passing in beauty all former importations. full in every department, er than ever. reduced in prices. ever brought to this city. class Dry Goods Store, all of which will be sold BANK EXCHANGE . MARTIN COYNE,". Would inform the public, and especially those who wishia drink, that execls anything to be had in this city, that he has Opened the Finest Broad Street, Nevada City, Opp. Citizens Bank. —~o—— At the Bank Exchange Saloon WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE FINEST STOCK OF LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, &¢. PHILADELPHIA BEE 8, (the best manufactured.) FINEST BRAND? OF WHITE LABOR CIGARS. This place isopeued as a First Class Sa! 00n, where nothing but the best f Liquors and Cizars willbe kept, and nothing will be left undone to make it a quict and pleasant place of resort. An invitation is extended to everybody to call and see the new place, Regular Repu inter Election November 7th. ORES Republican Nothinee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, . S. WHEELER, Regular Republican Nominee FOR SENATOR, WILLIAM GEORGE. isin, Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, A. NIVENS, Jr. Regular Republican ‘Nominee L FOR SHERIFF, THOMAS MEIN. Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A. RAPP. Regular Republican Nominee. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS, A. J. TIFFANY: Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. Regular Republican Nominee + FOR COUNTY TREASU RER, es v. SCHMIT TBURG Regular RepublicanNo minee FOR SURVEYOR,} J. G. HARTWELL. Regular Republican Nomiree FOR COUNTY CLERK, FRANK G. BEATTY. Regular Republican Nomiree FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, E. W. ROBERTS. Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON; Regular Republican FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A. WALRATH. omiree a ——— —— accor LES GRA N D OPENIN G —OF— Largest and Bas Reanriad Stock in Nevada County ! At Unpreceden’ ed Low Prices, LUMENTHAL, Takes pleasure in presenting elegant Fall importations to the ladies of Nevada City “and the surrounding towns. 0 B The immense importations ‘this season e mbraces unque stionably the most elegant assortment of Novelties ever opened in Nevada City, and I guarany other -house in the city, In Dress Gords and Silks our Autumn styles are choice and elaboMy stoek of Fancy Goods, Embroideries, Laser, Buttons, ete., is My stock of Table Linens, Towels and Napkins I am selling cheapSheetings and Muslins, as well asthe rest of my goods, have been I have ou hand also the largest stock of Carpets, of beautiful patterns, Also Ten Thousand other articles such as are usually kept in a first at unprecdeuted low rates. Country orders solicited. and samples sent free of charge. A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, (Correspond'ng Style) Taught in 30 Lessons, —~<BY— J. D. FENNESSY, Official Reporter Superior Court. TERMS, $15 for the Course of Thirty Lessons, . #271 guarantee to 80 Stastruck pupils that after 30 lessons yer will be able to write SIXTY worps A MINUTE, “It is desirable that all who contemplate joining the Ol4ss should be present during the first part of the course—the earlier the better. ___ » J. D. FENNESSY, BOARD AND ROOMS — TOLET! BY / WEEK OR MONTH ! t OOS NEWLY FU RNISHED with all R Modern htprovements. _ luquire of 4 POLLY PENBERTHY, desired. Coffee, Tea and Chocolate always vos ee ok REED & LEDDY. ———— LY SSD SHORT-HAND ~ BECHIVE GROCERY URE. J. J. JACKSON. PROP’R. BOSS COFFEE POT, < =: ECLIPSE EXT2.A DRY CHAMPAGNE, . ‘SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, ~ ‘GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE, Soo imported Cakes, and a full line of 18 and 20 Ga aocicial iStreet, NEVADA OITy. ——o AGENT FOR— “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, =a ‘THISTLE DEW WHISKY, Aslo keep on hand, Ciock Baking Powder, Engiish g —— Next coor above City Hall} Horaia city, Oct. 8, 1382, : Regular Democratic Nominee” (INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No. 1, DANIEL S. BAKER, Independent Candidate for Constab‘e, J. J. ROGERS. Hoga Lenora Nominees Election November ith. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR RECORDER, S. O. PEASE. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR SHERIFF, R. D; CARTER. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, M. BYRNE, Jr. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C. L. BROWN. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASU RER, L W. DREYFUSS. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CORONER, B. JOHNSON. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, " tos, FORD Regular Democratic Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J.O. SWEETFLAND. Regular Democratic Nominee . _ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, DAN. COLLINS. THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Bakery, NEVADA CITY, _ Dealers} in Groceries, Provisions, ‘te Wee every: wey les are a “ie \First-Class Groceries & Provisions ppt oop Re AS RSENS TD

' 0 it 4. _looks fine, Sat’ Brae a family will join him, ' Theatre in this city. He is said to --rhoea of words but badly constipated _ Theatre to-night to hear what Char_ ture of gymnasium and a saloon, hes left Rear Horn Mills. Eight cars. fee ly used up. No one was urt. _ Wig.; says: “I use serece bottles in a tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Serene eee LOCAL AFFAIRS. e Closing of the Mails. Uni ‘turther notice the mails will close as follo; te daily at 4 Pp. u. Route W: at 8:80 P. Mm. Coven ny, a 30 A, M. Grass Valley, daily, at 5.30 a.m. and 4 p.m Direct mail to San Francisco, at 5.30 a. Direct mail to Sacramento, at 5.30 A. a Sierra City via North San Juan, . Camptonville and Downieville, daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 a. M. Blue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat nd te arias daily, (Sunday excepted, t6a Washington an and arp Tuesday, Thursda: at6 a.m, You Bet Bat tie York and Daten, Flat, Mon: an day, at 6 A. M. std J 8. HOLBROOK, P. M WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gicaned Here and There. Willard Austin, who has been in the Black Hills for some time past, has returned. Chas. Bonnemort, the mining man, was in town yesterday on his way to Sierra county. i & P.;Hunnerfauth is seriously ill. He has been unable to attend to business for several days past. A. H. Miller, the well-known and popular merchant of Forest City, and his family arrived here Thursday evening on their “7 home from San Franciseo. Judge Denson ol the Superior Court of Sacramento county will visit this tity Tuesday in company with Hons. M. M. Estee and W. W. Morrow. E. B. Thomas, who has leased his restaurant at this city for two years, with the privilege of five years, has gone below to hunt up a place te remove to. Whenghe finds one his A. 8. Davis, for a long time employed at the Wyoming mine, left yesterday for Cherry Creek, White Pine county, Nevada, where he is to setup some Frue concentrators at the Star mine. He has not yet sdecided whether he will remain there permanently. : Demerratic Meeting. To-night Charles Sumner, cracked up by the Democrats as one of their ablest orators, will speak at the be a highty-tighty fellow with a diarin respect to ideas. He used to be a phonographic reporter iu the legislature, and is charged with having at that time organized a raid on the public funds in comparison to which the boldest exploits of the James brothers sink into insignificance. There isno harm in going to the ley has to say for himself. ———— Soe A Cowardly Slanderer. If the skunk who over the signa*“‘Democritus” contributes long winded and pointless batches of lies to the Grass Valley Union would sign his true name _ to the stuff, he would shortly be driven from the field in dishonor. Butsuch scribblers don’t generally have the manhood to father their vile emanations. A midnight assassin is head and shoulders above them in the attributes that go to make up a good member of soviety, and is more worthy of confidence and respect. A Sudden Removal, It is reported that George Luprouil, the circus periormer who came here several months ago and has been~engaged in various enterprises such as conducting a pleasure~ garden, a and his creditors don’t know where to find him He owed quite a bill at this office and some of his electrot were held as security for it: ut the other night he slipped in without authority and smaggled them away. He won’t do. Fleming Quariz jMine. The Fleming quartz mine under some of the large buildings on Broad street is being vigorovsly worked, The lessees are now running to strik® the ledge ‘near Wells, Fargo & Co’s office, where the croppinzs van~ be seen ia the alley leading to Spring street, Blasts are set off three or four times each day and can be distinctly felt in the buildings above. The oe are about 60 _ feet above the surface. The quartz Hurt by a Cave. ‘ A cave occurred in the Chapman Ranch mine yesterday afternoon by which Joe. Richards was severely ‘hurt about the loins. A man named Williams was also eee but not seriously. — Gera . s Convicted. : Jake Satinceurts was found guilty at ‘Grass Valley yesterday of wife beating. He spent last night in the calaboose at that town and will be sentenced to-day by Justice Davis. ED cere ' Freight Train Wrecked. ~ Thursday evening a freight train . was wrecked on the Central Pacific ns Morstord's Fiosphate Act. Lemoon Dr. ©, C. Olmstead, Milwaukee, ‘py family, ee ‘lemonade’ it highly.” : Provips for the fature by taking gangways soon. away with the shafts and permit the working of gravel at less expense. : crushed, and as the tunnel will soon FORD OF TRUCKEE. Some Strong’ . . Measons Why He Must be Defeated, ~ Xo office within the gift of the people of Nevada county needs tobe more carefully filled than that of District Attorney. The incumbent must, in order to secure the best interests of the people, be a man of ripe experience in law matters, upright and conscientious in his methods of business, and enjoying the perfect confidence of all, When the Democrats placed. in nomination young Mr. Ford of Truckee, they perpetrated another of those blunders for which their party, National, State and county, has ever been notorious. We believe that his election—whichis not probable—would prove not only a misfortune, but a great calamity, A lawyer who will give advice and counsel‘and draw the pleadings on one side of a civil case, and then after filing them in court turn around and undertake the management of the other side of that. case, violates professional ethics if nothing more. When a lawyer counsels for the People ina criminal case, draws the complaint and files it in court, and then when the defendant is brought into Court attempts forea fee to defend him, he not only violates. his sworn duty as an attorney, but he is guilty of a misdemeanor and In Truckee several years ago Ah Goon was charged with practicing medicine without a@ license, Mr. Ford instituted a suit against him in the name of the People, drew the complaint, filed it in Justice Danster’s court, and then going over to the other side defended the aud at the same time defended the case. This occurred only last May. These are some of the reasons why Thomas S. Ford should not be elected to the important office of District Attorney. They are enough of themselves to defeat bin by an overwhelming vote. There are other good reasons for voting against him, and for Hon, E W. Roberts, and we will print them from time, to time. oe SIERRA COUNTY. What Some of the Great Mines se there Are Doing. The Bald Mountain Company are getting good pay out of Lowell Avenue and the indications are that they have a channel running paralle) with the other one’the full length of the claim. They intend starting off-side . ( The Ruby Company are pushin; work in their mine as fast as possible. They have started to raise an incline which, as soon as completed, will do The company at present are employing about forty men, but as soon~as the claim is suffiziently opened a much larger force rg be pat at work, TheBald Miokten Extension Company are stilpushing their tunnel d ahead as‘raptdly as possible for three shifts. Inthe last upraise gravel ‘was found which prospects well, bat not in paying quantities. The indications are that they are not in the center of the channel, The tunnel is now in about 125 feat from the last raise, and it is expected to raise again soon, when it is likely that gravel will be struck in paying quantities; The usual shipment of $10,750 was made from the Rainbow mine this], week. But little rock remains on . the dump, most of it having been} 4 tap the ledge the company will be able to discard the use of the hoistmg works and work the ledge through the tunnel ata far less _expense. Thecable on the tramway broke, and the company. are’ now waiting for a man to come up from San Francisco and splice it, when the mill will be started np again.— Downieville Tribune. The Californian for November. The “Californian and Overland} Monthly” for November is at band, and with its neat typography at once claims the attention of readers, who will not be. disappointed in finding a very interesting table of contents, among which will be found the following: A contemporary of Washington,” by Alfred A. White; “Thaloe,” Chapters XI, XII, XIII, Leonard Kip; areas Spencer's Political Institutions,” W. WW. Crane, Jr.; “Through Northern Mexico in 49,” Dr. O. M. Wozencraft; ‘Miss Vesta’s Prodigal,” Mary E. Glascock; ‘‘A Big Indiau Wedding,” S. A. Beatty; “At Roman Ruins,” John Hampton Craig; “Suburban Etchings,” W. C. Bartlett; “Evil Literature,” C. H. Shion; ‘*Four-Leaved Clover,” Elizabeth A. Davis; ‘‘The Azores,” J.-H. Jaques; , “Sir Charles Gavan Duffy,” John Manning. The notice of late publications, and ‘‘Outcroppings’” are not the least interesting reading of this excellent number. ; _ Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at Sutton’ 5 ranch. _ : f24tf P should have his license to practice} The followiug bills were a'taken away. Such an instance re. lowed : , cently occurred in an adjoining GENERAL FUND, county. Nevada Gas Co.,.gas, $69 38. $26.25, J $20:40. etc., vertising, $13.50. $10, $357.50. CITY TRUSTEES. Proceedings of Thursday Evening’s Meeting. , All the members were present at Thursday night’s. session of the Board of Trustees. x The sum of $6 overpaid by Mrs. H. 8, Bradley on taxes was ordered refunded. The matter of extending the eastern terminus of Wate er street to the corporate limit was laid over till such time‘as estimates on the cost of the work cau be obtained, It was ordered that a lamp be erected at the co nor of Washington and Coyote streets. Wm. Barton was allowed $20 for a piece of land he had given the city in order to straighten the street at the Plaza, e The time of. lighting and extinguishing street lanips was discussed, but a change in the old schedule was deemed not advisable. The Street Committee was instructed to répair Clarke street and straighten the sidewalk on the north side, the latter not to cost in excess of $40. It was ordered that Gethsemane street be repaired at a cost not to exceed $40. W. T. Carr made application to be appointed city lamplighter. The matter was taken under consideration. Nevada Gas Co., pipe and labor, $8. a man $.50, John Lane $10, J. Lewis $10, H. Finley $.50, B. Sanguinetti prisoner. ves: GOO, ie 8).87, ie King to such noble purposes, thanks to In the case of the People vs. Que $3.75, S. Wahamake $6.75, C. W “ie the generosity of our guest, togive Duck, for grand larceny, Ford ap: enburger $2 a, oe Ashman $3, him a welcome tothe home of -his peared as counsel for the pro ecution T. Branigan $33.12, F, H. Hinds, childhood, with hands and hearts. $12.50, Hoskins $8, H. Dougherty C. Locklin $11.15. E. C. Baldridge, salary, $59. Wm. Fields, salary, $60, K. Casper, pipe, $1.25. Chas. Keller, sewer pipe, $32. K. Casper, two lamp posts, $28.59. FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Co, Janitor, etc., Pennsylvania Engine Co., $24.27. Legg & Shaw, mdse,, $4, W. Barton, mds>., $5, Nevada Hose Co.,.Janitor aud ad> Janitor, ‘ Pennsvlvania Engine Co., Janitor, . Goodyear Rubber Co., hose, Total amount. of bills allowed on + Secret Societiess The Grand Enedinpment otf the ¥eutlemen, girls and boys, old and Legg & Shaw, mdse., $23 37. young, What more appropriate Labor—John H. Gray $12, J. F. that the old friends, with: their Cilley, $15.50, T. Nilon $1.59, Huffshould assemble as we do to-day, and distant State, beyond the Sierras, he return to visits the scenes of his youth. Many a change he sees; many a beloved one be our pleasant duty to extend to him while he is in our midst, ag will as much-as possible co npensate him for what he may miss. a wreath of'sm.les for every téar sorrow; and to you Mr. H. California, true friend, the the generous donor of this lot upon whieh is erected one of the beautiful school houses of the county, General and Fire Funds, $901.06; in the name of thosé present, the rising generation, to-day, thank him.” of Mr. AT M55 OLD NOME, Mow Hi. A. Lones is Esteemed by His Gid Neighbors. {Knoxville (Tenn,) Tribune, Oct. 11.) Mr. H. Alexander Lone Was born’ and raised in Knox county, four miles from Knoxville on the Kingston turnpike. In 1844 .Mr, Lones moved to New Or leans, and in 1847 he went to California, where he has remainel ever since, except a short visit he paid his friends in Tennesee in 1856. .Thoitgh\ Mr, Lones lived at a great distance from the place of his nativity and had been long absent from his native land. and relatives and friends, he did not fo: get them, bus kept alive the Beli kteat and kindest cemembrance of them, Some two of three years ago. Mr. Lones presento1 a handsome and valuable lot close and rais: Dy Were le was born district 6 build a shoot louse novo. They erecied a very neat aud commodions house, handsomely furnished, seats and an 1 to. the civil with Col. J.-J, Craig, of Knoxville, who has lived many years in this civil district, presented them with a lar: ge and cal bell. So that’ take it altogether this is probably the best furnished school hotise in the con: ity. Mr._H, A. Lones came to visit hie vs i home, relatives and friends a few days ago, and they resolved to give him a welcome reception. organ. musiYeste erday was appointed the day for this purpose, * * * * * After other exercises, Col. ‘Robt, H, Armstony said; “Happy the day and the occasion that brings.us together. Ladies and bright-eyed daughter and manly boys, here on this spot of ground dedicated After a long and prospe rous life-in a gone but let it such a greeting to-day, and Let us give hint of “with accord say, 400 bless him ! one Permit me, therefore to introduce

Alexander Lones, of business the patron of éducation, the sucessful man, the honorable gentleman, most J and of let us all here, Col. Crozier respoaded on behalf Lones who was then presentin session W. E. of this city was appointed District Deputy for District No. also a member of the Committee on Associate Phillips; Grand Taylor ; Wright ; L. Baker; Bush ; Mayhew; Grand Organist, ine Felt ; Grand Rucker ; Grand Sentinel, Hiram F. Ross ; Grand Chaplain, A. C. Hartley ; Briggs. 5 $8 a month. Bassett’s Bookstore. Transcript Block. day.system found at present at the Union Hotel. it soft, clear and transparent. . the best teilet article in the. world, ‘as it is the only one needed for che. complexion. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at San Francisco this week, elected the following officers : EAM. Black, B. Davis, Grand High Priest ; J. H. Applegate, Walter B. Lyon, John. Hanson Grand Treasurer ; H. Randall, Grand Representative ; W. W. Lyman, Grand Junior WarGrand Patriarch ; W. Grand Senior Warden : Grand Scribe; C. en; Louis Soher, H. 8S. Winn, and Lutz, Trustees. -A. R. Lord LL Heise Credentials for the ensuing year. The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected the fallowing: cock ; Flint ; J. tron, Caroline Seely ; Grand TreasGrand Patron, A. F. HitchGrand Matron, Mary A. Assistant Grand Pation, A. McPike; Assistant Grand Marer; Mary M, Ho'tz; Grand Secretary, Kate J. Willetts ; Grand Conuctress, Mary J. Thompson ; Grand Conductress, Elizabeth Adah, May F. Grand Ruth, Susan . A. Grand Esther, Gertrude Martha, Ida Mary J. CatherSusan Grand Grand Elector, Warden, Grand Marshal, Annie E. House For Rent. House with four rooms for rent at Enquire at Band & tf (te ee Shurtlea’s Fish Market, Fresh fish every ; s27tf. Professional Notice. PES We have decided to locate’ permanently in Nevada City for the purose of practicing the Homeopathic of medicine. We can be Drs. F. J. aud ALmepa Macre. Nevada, Oct. 15lw, 5 a ecto. aU cea VE ~ Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of the age, has magical eect on the skin, making It is “No more Dy spepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. hysicians’ certificates on the back Tan Tonahowk at Zein tf e bettie ‘Sold everywhere. je3tf +Mothers! ‘. suffering and erying with the excru ithe bowels, and give rest to ‘the OSE 25 cents a bottle éd by the young ehildren—with-w4 beautiful boquet and by the adults with a gold headed cane, Lones reciprocated by giving. the school a big dinner, and various other interesting Mr, handsome clock: There was a exer 2ises, A Wise Woman Will try and one ve her charms She may lack claasic outline of form, bat she should use SOZODONT, and retain the beauty and juisefulness of her teeth. A fine of the highest charms. set of teeth is one SOZODONT will do this work. AO ® Grand Auction Sale. Everybody should attend the Aucat G. W. dence; Round Mountain, on November 4th,: consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, also household and kitchen furniture. 018-td seen ORS A Card. tion sale Shearer’s resiharness, To all ‘whoare suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, i willsend a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America. Send aself-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosrrH T. INMAN, Srktiox D,; New York Crry ae OA Sie A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Negiect frequently results in an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown’s Bronchial _Troches are certein to to give relief in) Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat For thirty years the Troches have veen recom mended by physicians, avd always give perfect satisfaction. ‘They are not new oruntried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank amorig the few staple remedies os theage Public speakers and_ sing ors use From to clear and strength en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bo --—-— > ow Smrru; the Boss Grocer, diseases. is daily receiving fresh lines of pee, a Muthers? “Mothers ’ Are’you disturbed at night and bréken of your rest by a sick child eiating pain of cutting teeth, If so, vo at once’ and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's sovthing syrup ~It will relieve the poor iittle sufferer immediately, you may depend aay it; there is ‘No mistake about There is not a-mother on caout ais has eyer used it,.who. wilt not tell you at once that it will regulate mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cas— es, and pleasant to the taste, and. is the prescription of one of tne oldest and best femalé physicians ani purses.in the United States. Sold BRIEF MENTION, Various Happenings tn and Out of Town. Wm. Scott and Si. Donnelly “have leased the saloon under the Theatre. The Knights of Pythias meet tonight, and all members are requested to be on hand, as there is wurk to do.Shurtleff’s market in the Transcript Block is kept constantly supplied with choice fresh fish, including fresh mackerel, : The True Blues of Grass Valley ant the Allison Ranch nine. will play a.match game of baseball at Alta Hill to-morrow. One of the latest slang term imported from the East is “chump,” It originated i in Chicago, and signifies a ninny, a greenhorn, or a man or boy who does not know enough to go in the house when it rains. Rare Chance. et on small farm containing 55 acres with two houses, good garden, plenty of fruit, half mile from Ne vada City. Inquire at Brand & Baséett’s Bookstore. 019-1 w, pees tt Don't forget that Smith keage one of the larzest and \ best. stocks of groceries and provisions to be found atvany store in the county, lw. >MARSHALL’s Cubebs at Zekind’s, Nélling Out at Less than First Gost! My Large and Handsonie Stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES Must be sold within the next THIRTY DAYS, asI have detertainéd: to quit that line of business, Call early and secure big bargains. B. H. MILLER, The Clothier. 87 TOMACH ITTE That terrible scourge ague, aud its congener, billious remittent, beside affections of the stomach, liver aud bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are pg eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a p ely feyetable exilir, indorsed by physicians, and more entensively as fever and disorders, as well as for many otheis, than. any medicine of the age. Foy sale by all Draygist and Dealers generally. ITY GAEWERY, . ___SPRING STREET, Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale! Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge Orders by mail Or otherwise attended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUE. Nevada City July 29th . a CANDY MANUFACTORY —ANDOyster Saloon, MRS. BREED & LEDDY, YOMMERCIAL STREET, opposite -TranJ script Block, Nevada City, keep constantly on hand Choice° Home Made Candy,Which is superior to that-imported,—being made of the best materials. Fresh Eastern Oysters, On the half shell, or cocked in any manner and most Elaborate Saloon in the State, in the building on used a remedy for the above class of . Corner of Broad and Pine S¢ reets, NEVADACITY, antee that my prices are lower than rate, su’ passing in beauty all former importations. full in every department, er than ever. reduced in prices. ever brought to this city. class Dry Goods Store, all of which will be sold BANK EXCHANGE . MARTIN COYNE,". Would inform the public, and especially those who wishia drink, that execls anything to be had in this city, that he has Opened the Finest Broad Street, Nevada City, Opp. Citizens Bank. —~o—— At the Bank Exchange Saloon WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE FINEST STOCK OF LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, &¢. PHILADELPHIA BEE 8, (the best manufactured.) FINEST BRAND? OF WHITE LABOR CIGARS. This place isopeued as a First Class Sa! 00n, where nothing but the best f Liquors and Cizars willbe kept, and nothing will be left undone to make it a quict and pleasant place of resort. An invitation is extended to everybody to call and see the new place, Regular Repu inter Election November 7th. ORES Republican Nothinee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, . S. WHEELER, Regular Republican Nominee FOR SENATOR, WILLIAM GEORGE. isin, Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, A. NIVENS, Jr. Regular Republican ‘Nominee L FOR SHERIFF, THOMAS MEIN. Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A. RAPP. Regular Republican Nominee. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS, A. J. TIFFANY: Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. Regular Republican Nominee + FOR COUNTY TREASU RER, es v. SCHMIT TBURG Regular RepublicanNo minee FOR SURVEYOR,} J. G. HARTWELL. Regular Republican Nomiree FOR COUNTY CLERK, FRANK G. BEATTY. Regular Republican Nomiree FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, E. W. ROBERTS. Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON; Regular Republican FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A. WALRATH. omiree a ——— —— accor LES GRA N D OPENIN G —OF— Largest and Bas Reanriad Stock in Nevada County ! At Unpreceden’ ed Low Prices, LUMENTHAL, Takes pleasure in presenting elegant Fall importations to the ladies of Nevada City “and the surrounding towns. 0 B The immense importations ‘this season e mbraces unque stionably the most elegant assortment of Novelties ever opened in Nevada City, and I guarany other -house in the city, In Dress Gords and Silks our Autumn styles are choice and elaboMy stoek of Fancy Goods, Embroideries, Laser, Buttons, ete., is My stock of Table Linens, Towels and Napkins I am selling cheapSheetings and Muslins, as well asthe rest of my goods, have been I have ou hand also the largest stock of Carpets, of beautiful patterns, Also Ten Thousand other articles such as are usually kept in a first at unprecdeuted low rates. Country orders solicited. and samples sent free of charge. A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, (Correspond'ng Style) Taught in 30 Lessons, —~<BY— J. D. FENNESSY, Official Reporter Superior Court. TERMS, $15 for the Course of Thirty Lessons, . #271 guarantee to 80 Stastruck pupils that after 30 lessons yer will be able to write SIXTY worps A MINUTE, “It is desirable that all who contemplate joining the Ol4ss should be present during the first part of the course—the earlier the better.. ___ » J. D. FENNESSY, BOARD AND ROOMS — TOLET! BY / WEEK OR MONTH ! t OOS NEWLY FU RNISHED with all R Modern htprovements. _ luquire of 4 POLLY PENBERTHY, desired. Coffee, Tea and Chocolate always vos ee ok REED & LEDDY. ———— LY SSD SHORT-HAND ~ BECHIVE GROCERY URE. J. J. JACKSON. PROP’R. BOSS COFFEE POT, < =: ECLIPSE EXT2.A DRY CHAMPAGNE, . ‘SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, ~ ‘GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE, Soo imported Cakes, and a full line of 18 and 20 Ga aocicial iStreet, NEVADA OITy. ——o AGENT FOR— “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, =a ‘THISTLE DEW WHISKY, Aslo keep on hand, Ciock Baking Powder, Engiish g —— Next coor above City Hall} Horaia city, Oct. 8, 1382, : Regular Democratic Nominee” (INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No. 1, DANIEL S. BAKER, Independent Candidate for Constab‘e, J. J. ROGERS. Hoga Lenora Nominees Election November ith. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR RECORDER, S. O. PEASE. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR SHERIFF, R. D; CARTER. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, M. BYRNE, Jr. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C. L. BROWN. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASU RER, L W. DREYFUSS. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CORONER, B. JOHNSON. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, " tos, FORD Regular Democratic Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J.O. SWEETFLAND. Regular Democratic Nominee . _ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, DAN. COLLINS. THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Bakery, NEVADA CITY, _ Dealers} in Groceries, Provisions, ‘te Wee every: wey les are a “ie \First-Class Groceries & Provisions ppt oop Re AS RSENS TD