October 11, 1887 (4 pages)

Per Day, ROLLER emanufacturAgent. MPANY, their Flour is the Il then use no rada County: 1 Repository, Manage! le Wagon, She Daily Transcript. RE ey * TUESDAY, OOT. 1), 1887, ees ‘PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. A. Chapman, of Virginia City, was in town yesterday. D. R. McKillican, of North’ Bloomfield, was in town Sunday. Judge Walling “returned yesterday morning from Pacific Grove. Hon. Eugene J. Gregory, of Sacramento, was in town Sunday. T.P. Larkin has returned from a business trip to the San Juan ridge. Jas. Kendrick, who lives on Deer Creek, is quite ill with rheumatism. D. Farth, of North San Juan, left on Sunday eveniny’s train for San Francisco. Geo. W. Van Havenburg, a mining man residing at San Francisco, is in town. D. E. Thompson, of Alleghany ,Sierra county, left here yesterday for San Diego. D. E. Morgan has gone to San Francisco to attend the Grand Lodge of Masons. . W. M. Russell, advance manager of the Mirror of Ireland Combination, is in town. 4 George A. Hare and T. P. Redmayne, of Washington mining district, were in town yestefday. : W. A. Hanley, of the Golden Star. mine near Alleghany, went to the Buy Saturday nizht. : The rape case in which F. H. Ensign is defendant will be tried today before a jury in-the Superior Court. Sheriff Stewart, of Sierra county, and Charles Hegarty, of Moore’s Flat, returned Sunday night from below. Mrs. M. J. Lawler, of Oakland, arrived here Saturday and willremain awhile for the benefit of her health. 8. W. Knox, of the King Bridge Company, has arrived here to ruperintend the repairs to Suspension Bridge. J.C. Mulligan is here attending to his duties as shorthand reporter in the Superior Court. He arrived Saturday evening. Mrs. R, McMurray and W. Weigh! of North San Juan passed through town yesterday on their way home from below. 5 » Horace: W. Ball, of San Francisco, who is in the office of the Auditor ot the Central Pacific Railroad «om pany, was in town Sunday. A few weeks ago, Dan McCauley broke his leg while working on a railroad in Oregon. He expects to return to Nevada City before long. Tidings: Mrs. Leslie Coombs, who has been spending two weeks or more with her father at Town Talc, is now the guest of Mrs. Chas. W. Kitts at Grass Valley. Mise Edith Williams, daughter of Thomas Williams of San Francisco and formerly a resident of this city, ix visiting friends here and will remain several weeks. B. T. All n, superintendent of the Gasworks, has been for three weekpast quite il with a stomach com plaint. He endeavored to sit up awhile ~ yesterday, but was so weak he svon bad to return to his bed. Superintendent Vincent of the Champion mine returned Saturday evening from San Francisco. He was accompanied on his return by Louix Bendel, a stockholder in the Cham pion Company, who will spend a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Dikeman and one of their sons, of Berkeley, are rusticatingat their ranch in Rough and Ready. The young man is ill, and they br ,ught him to the old home with the hope that the change of climate would benefit him, The Grass Val.ey Union of Sunday says: Wm. Coleman, of the firm ot Coleman & Glasson, left last evening for London, England. Mr. Coleman will probably make his future home in England. In the meartime-his business interests here yo on the same. Thos, G. Furrer returned Saturday night from San Francisco where he had been attending the Stute session (of the Orderof Chosen Frends. He says the order isin a flourishing and harmonious condition and that the proceedings of the Grand Council were exceedingly interesting. TE a I A ES a A Gift for All. In order to give all.a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, iven away. This offer is not only iberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who sutfer from Coughs, Colds, ConSumption; Asthma, Bronchitis, or any attection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are expecially requested to call at Curr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a ‘I'rial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 91. Ladies of the G. A. BR. There will be a regular meeting oi the Ludies of the G. A. R. at Odd Fel lows Hail ut two o'clock this (‘Tuesday) afternoon. A.1 members are ‘requested to be present. By order of the President, Mas, A. 8. CHARLES. Mrs. E, A. Bagretr, Sec’y. State series of School Text Books or sule at Carr Bros. MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No, 13, F. and A, M., Wednesday evening, at 7¢ o’clock. A full attendancé of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. j D, E. Mora@an, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Secretary. Dellaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure rick neadache, : Etecrnic Cut rrh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; Smith & Kanvtweil, Blouw fieid, : ol-l0w. A NOVEL SUIT. Judge Stidger Wants. District Attorney Long Removed From Office. 3 Was their duty to appoint him, and it ‘is then claimed that Long attempted in favor of the Supervisors. No 16. Last July Justice Wadsworth was engazed in trying Frank Vaughn for disturbing the Salvation Army. Tho complaint claims that Mr. Long acted in such an unruly way that the Justice had to fine him $10 on three separate occasions, Long dared the Justice to collect the fines. He has the money with which to pay them but refuses, although it’ is made his duty by law to collect all fines, No. 17. The Grand J ury met on Sept. 20th and enquired into sévera; criminal charges. It in claimed that Judge Stidger who has so long threatened to make it “hot” for some of the county: officials, yesterday put his threats into execution by filing a complaint against District Attorney W. D. Long, which will have the effect, if he is sustained by Judge Walling, of putting Mr. Long out of office. he filing of the complaint startled those around the Court House, and Created a genuine sensation. It isa voluminous document, comprising forty pages of lezal cap, and was prepared by Thos, 8. Ford, whois acting as Ju lge stidzer’s attorney in the matter. The case is b; ought under an aci ol the Lezisl ture passed in 1874, and is the first action ofsthe kind which was ever tried in the State, so fur us has been learned. Scme new anc novel questions of law will therefore be presented for Judge Walling to pass upon. He issued a citation command ing Mr. Long to eppear and answer the charges on the 20th inst.nt. A decree is sought for depriving the District Attorney of his-offi-e for officia misconduct‘and negl-ct of duty. There are seventeen d fferent specifications or charges which we boil down fo: the purpose of giving the main points tu the public. Ist. ‘The first’ specification alleges that on the 3d of January last Mr Long presented a claiin to the Supervisors for allowance for $12 claime: for his meals and traveling expensex un d it is ¢laimed that the bill. was illezal and fraudulent, because the lawallowed Mr. Long nothing but his satary, und he knew-what the law was The bill was allowed and paid to Mr. Long. No. 2. Is another count for $6.27 on another bill-allowed about the sume time for like services. No. 3. Isa like bill for $16,70 presented under simila: ci cumstances, No’ 4. Is a similar bill presentea for $25.25 for “board, lodging and traveling expenses,” in the language of the complaint. No 5. Claims that lagt May Johr Eagan obtained the sun of $10 from a person in this city by false pretenses, and the injured party calledon: District Attorney Long to investigate the case, but he refused to listen to him at all. No. 6. Alleges that Oct. 3d Geo. Chappel committed thecrime of ma licious mischief, a misdemeanor, to the property of Owen Dougherty. The latter gentleman called on Mr. Lon 4s District A: torney, to investigate th charge, but he refused to listen to hin: orhave anything to do with the matter, although it was a genuine case and Dougherty had a right to a warrant. No. 7. .M. Nolan embezzled abon $200 worth of goods and money from L. Hyman last August. Mr. Hyman called on the District Attorney, but he refused to investigate the merits of the case or have anything todo with Hyman. The latter claimed that it was a Case that demanded public pros ecution. : No. 8. On September 24th, JameStephens of Bloomfield was brought before Judge Sowden on a charge o stealing a witch—petit larceny. The complaint claims that Steplens wa: mnocent and entitled to a trial within 4 reasonable time, but Long neglecteu the case and refused to investigate ite merits, so that the defendant was kept in jail nine dys through his neglec of duty, aided by Justice Sowden. No 9. Alleges that a man named Williams committed a burglary last year, and Sheriff Lord asked the District Attorney to attend to the case, but he positively refased. Lord had Williams arrested on his own responsibility afierwar s, and he pleaded zuilty. a ¥ No. 10. List’ June Zettie O’Neil was arrested for emb zzlement befor. Justice Wadsworth. When the pir. ties were brought into Court, Wadsworth sent an officer for Mr.-Long to vome and prosecute the case. Lony refused to du so, and in consequence vf the refusal Wudsworth dismissed it, ed several persons who were accused, tmony them Justice Sowden ant MeJlashan, his depaty., It is claimed tlso that he advised the Grand Jury hat a Justice of the Peace had 4 right to practice law in a case pending hefore him in his own court. Sugerior Court. The following: business -was transacted in the Superior Court yebterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding : 9 The People vs. Hal. Miller. Set for trial Oct. 20.N. H. Loomer vs. Thos. Corrigan. time to serve objections and amendments to defendunt’s proposed bill of exceptions, Estate of Elizabeth Harrison, de‘eared. Decree of final discharge of dministrator. The People vs. A. P. Clark. Hear-ng of District Atiorney’s motion for continuance of trial continued till Oct. 12th. Estate and guardianship of Julia Guscetti et als., minors. Fifth annual ‘ccount of guardian ailowed. Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deceased. Devree made for distribution of real estate in Nevada county. ; Estate of Thos. Legg, deceased. Orler made settling and allowing aconnt, Estate of Mary Ousley, deceased. W. J. Ousley appointed administrator. Bottles in the Air. Sunday morning at 2 o'clock Jimmy odda struch Samuel Simmons. on the vead with a champagne cider bottle. At this early hour, Rodda was in Simnons’s saluon. Simmons wished to ‘lose his place of business, and, previous to duing so, he treated those resent, as is customary with mos aloon-keepers. Rudda did not wish ogohome. While Simmons was in he act of closing the door, Rodda struck him a hard blow above the left eye, breaking the bottle in pieces, su Simmons says. A few weeks ago, at Clarks’ saloon, Rodda threw a beer schooner at Ned Gribbens, missing him, but shattering the gliss and leaving a large indenture in the wall. A broken Thigh. John Pengelly, the Columbia Hill ‘oarding-house. keeper, is in town. f'wo weeks ago one of his little boys struck the other acrogs the thigh. At first it was thought that no injuy was done. The boy complained so much that his father brough him to Nevada City and had Dr. Hunt examine him. The doctor found that the femur, or thigh-bone, was broken. “This was set und the boy will now recover from his injuries. Mr. Pengelly will stay 4 few days at the residence of Mrs. Long. ; Finger Amputated. Wm. Black, who ccidentally shot himself in the right hand while hunting a few weeks ayo, has found it necessury to have the second finger amputated at the knuckle joint. Dr. Huut performed the operation. ea a nai ca UE Beauty is a Precious Gist And faultless teeth in a lovely mouth 8 one of its greatestcharms. Be careful of your teeth, and preserve thein by using SOZODONT, that charming lentifricve, which is perfectly harmless and absolutely indispensable for the toilet. e Secure the Shadow ere the SubNo. 11. In August four Chinamen stance Eades. were arrested by Officer Dillon for gambling and brought before Justice Sowden who admitted them to bail, and charged them $2.50 e .ch for drawing @ bail bond. ‘The complaint alleges that the fees collected were illegal and Long knew it, but reiused to take cognizance of the matter and inve-tigate it. No. 12. In the same month G. G. Allan commenced an attachment suii Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line shou'd take advantage of this splendid but rare oOpportunity, and call at the Gallery of I. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pictures which cannot be surpassed. As ue will remainin town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us, Sma pictures sors, District Attorney Long ‘filea a] Written opinion with the Boafd that it Mr. Long as District Attorney defend: Plaintiff given ten days additi®nal. cisco, agents for the Frue concentr.at this 2 Rpmenaceali nance dle Meanie » A QUESTION GF LAW. County Money from Fund to Fund. The Board of Supervisors at a meeting held on the third instant made an order to trinsfer from the General Fund of the county to the Generul Road Fund the sum of $3000 with which to pay for the new bridge across Greenhorn creek, the fill on the Columbia Hill and Cherokee road, ‘and other road work. County Auditor Beatty notified the Board that under his interpretation of the law the transfer could not be lega'ly made. The Board then conferred with D'strict Attorney Long who submitted ; written opinion holding that it could provided thut the record of the order was complete and set forth in detai. the circumstances requiring it. The Board then amended the or ler in compliance with the District Attorney’s suguestions, and served a copy of it upon Mr. Beatty. The latter responded with a written communication wherein he specifier in detail his reasons for still believin; it is not his duty tu make the transfer as directed in the amended order, Hi holds that the County Governmen: Bill limits to poll taxes and 40 cents 0: the handred dollurs of taxuble prop erty the amount that can be expended annu:lly on road work; that the law provides specificially how bridyer shall be paid for; and that subdivision 20 of section 25 of the County Gov ernment bill does not justify the trans fer of funds that would indirectly increase the amount allowed by law for ro.d purposes. A Reporter's Investment. Edward D. Dement, a reporter on the staff of the Daily Free Lance «her that paper was in existence at thi city, commenced suit ‘in the Superio) Court of gan Francisco a short time au against O. C. Tichenor to recover the sum of $1090. The defendant claimed a residence in Alame la county, and demanded a change of venue, whic! wae granted, and the papers in th: case wer* filed with the County Clert last Friday. The plaintiff alleges tha he paid the defendant $400 as par payment on.a one-thirtieth interest i: the latter s patents a:.d electric light-. Ten duys later he paid the bal ince. which was $600. He claims for thi amount that he was to réceive a shure of the profits made from the gale ot territorial rights, and~*hat out of th first proceeds to be derived he was: t receive the sum of $1000. He claim that the defendant has not kept hi. contract, but that hs has received some $16,000 from the sale of territorial rights since that time, but he ha never reimbursed the plaintiff the sun of $1000 as he azreed to do. Married at North San Juan. H.8. Aldrich, of San Francisco, and Miss Lily Ray, daughter of J. A. J Ray of North San Juan, were marrie:. ut one o’clock P. Mm. Sunday at the residence of the young lady’s parents. The ceremony was attended bv a limited number of invited guests. Mr and Mrs. Aldrich came to this. city the same afternoon, being accompanied thus far by some of their rel itives ana friends. Yesterday morning they departed for the Bay. They have the congratulations of the Transcript. Masonic Funeral. The funeral of Joseph Glasson, wh: died at Grass Valley on Sun-lay afternoon, will take place in that town this afternoon. Mr. Glasson was a member of Nevada Lodge in this city, but has resided for some ‘ears in Gras> Valley. All members of the Lodge here that can, are requested to uttend the funeral). Native Sons’ Party, The-Tidings says: Quartz Parlor of Native Sons will give a Purty at Grass Valley on Thank-giving eve, the fol: lowing being the committee of arrangements: Angus McKay, Chas. W. Kitts, T. C. Hocking, HB, Johnston and Chas. E. Uren. It follows thar the affair, strictly invitation, will be u success, Died Last Week.A private letter received here announces the death of Mr. Carter of the firm of Adams & Carter of San Frantors, Mr. Carter had numerous friend city where lie spent several months a few yeurs yo. . Misery After Hating Is avoided by The Controversy “About Transferring todeceive Jude Walling by arguing ; * County Supervisors. HERE AND THERE. “4 ——s . The wizard oil man is here again, painting rocks and buildings with the words, ** Wizard Qil,’? “Golden Hair and the Three Bea 8” Was successfully produced Saturd.y evening fur the second and last. time. Grass Val ey hasa juven.le fire com pany caldd “Eureka. No. 3,7. and the voys have bought a hose’ cart costing $00. George Gear of Truckee gave an In lian some whisky and has beer con signed te the county jail to spend forty days. St. Agnes Guild will meet at 2:30 v’clock this afternoon ai the residence of Miss Lizzie Hughes on Nevada street. At the teacher ’ examination to be eld this winter, the questions in Li’ erature will refer to both American anu “ngiish writers and the r works Messrs. Gaylord & Searls of this city ind Charles Cones of Sacraments ave been employed to assist A. D. Mason as couusel tor tae defense in the case of the people vs. J. A. Rapp. Surveyor Uren yesterd ty begin ‘he pret minary survey of the Goli Bank Mining Tuonel, which is to be ran trom the south Yuba River to uniss Valey, a distance of seven miles. The. size of the tunnel will be ‘x9. [Lt will doubtless develop thany ledges of old ore the: presenee oi which is not now suspected, and will train a largeares of mining country, The funeral of John ‘1, W ils, which ook place Sunday afteruoun wader the uanagement of M lo Lodge, Knights # Pythias, was largely attended *by ‘nenibers Ol the order and others. the Second Reg ment U. kK. K. of P, Band furnished music going to and -tum the © metery and while there, «ev. Ji Sims celivered the funeral dice course. Grand Prelate ‘Stioecraft. ofdviated us Marshal of the Knights when théy were marching, —— PPD : Mirro: of Ireland. On the evenings of the 17th.and 18th 4 this month the Sul.ivan Mirror ol ltrel nd Combination will perform at hiscii'y. Popular prices of a omission will prevai , and seats can be reserved tt Vinton’s drugstore without extra charge. The Denver News 8 tys of the entertainment; “The pleasing panoraina, ‘The Tour of Europe,” was’ repeated by the Morris Sullivan company, atthe Academy, toa good audtence last evening. Morns Sul ivan tsa very clever Irish com dian, and . heis mort ably supported by Josie, dorris Sulivan in) Irish wongs and lances, ‘There are ten peop e in the company, and they give a first-class entertainment of its class. There are ‘ighty fine scenes from Ireland in the Panoruna, and the picturesque effects are excellent. All the singing and luncing is good, and the dr: lleries of the xuide are laughter provoking bevond description. It would-be hard to find a pleasanter place to spend—an evening than the Academy this we. k,’ Monbay, Ovt. 10, 1837. The Board met pursuant to a: ournment, all the members present. W. J. Hill, Chairman, presiding: The minutes of Saturday were read and approved. The order made. on Oct. 8d and 6th, in regard to transferring $3800 from the General Fund to the General Road Fund, is rescinded. Ordered that the Auditor draw warrants on the funds of Road District: Nos. 11 and 8 for the sums of $190 and $150 respectively for a portion ot the contract of I. T. Wa'ker on the new bridge across Greenhorn creek, and on the General Fand>for the sum of $776 respresenting the balance due on s. iu contract. Messrs. Mulloy, Brophy and Prideon were appointed to examine the Laird cut when tinished, with power io accept. The quarterly report of the Road Commissioner of D.strict No. 1, aldills and receipts accompanying the sume, were read, approved and orlered plated on file. ; Phe folowing demands for labor and naterial on the roads of that Distfic were ordered paid: G. E. Turner 613 28, M.L.& D. Mar. $81.52, W. J. Organ $4.25, Mirk Shaver 466, Jno arimes $20, Jno, Gray $25, A. Mill none $36 25, A. G. Craig $17.50, O Ragon $32.50, W. J. Willis $3.75, H. McCauley $21.25, John Laine $20, L 3. Austin $6.24, J. P. Ebaugh $7.50. The following demands on the General Fund were ordered paid: Jury Scrip—Citizens Bak. $138 Jeo. Lord $201.25,A. Tsourd $28,Thor. Harris $6.25, W. D. Vinton 432, E Booth $27, Win. Giffin $27, N. Baily p27, Jas. M. White, $27.75, A. Lb. Cower $27. C syote bounty—Jos. Martin $10, A. Comarsh $5, Jas. Martin $5, W. Hii, 65, L. J. Decker $5, W. C. Groves, burying pauper, $20 “W.C. Jones, examinin,z Insane, $35 E, Jamieson, autupsy, $27.50. G. W. Dunster, csroner’s feas $22 50. R. M. Hunt, maintaining indigen, sick and sulary, $3037.85. Conveying sick to Hospital—D, Ded nan $6, L. R. Prescott 46, C. KE. Muloy $2, M. C. Hogin $8, A. I Wells 46 Jas. Sherritt $6.25, T. Nilon $1.50, 5 D. Avery $5,5. E. Wanim. ke $2.50 R. M. Hunt, ‘Hospital grounds, 7 res, $17.50; su-vey, imap, ete., Oo. ibove, $40. G. H. Couk, Tibor and material f dospital-and Lreasurer’s office $200.36. Legy & Shaw, labor an! ma e ial for lospital and Court House, $30.35. The Board adjourned till ten-o’clock A. M. Tue-day. W. J. Hity, Chairman. Attest: F.G. Bratry, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. H. C. Perkins’ Successor. Hennen Jennings has piven up the ‘uperintendency of the New Almaden juicksilver mines, Santa Clara county, and he left last week tor Venezue a, x anna Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. SAN FPANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE OF NEVADA CITY AND NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, , AND MOsT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots & Shoes, als, Blankets, ‘Trunks, Ete, Ete, EVER BROUGHT TO THE MOUNTAINS. IN THIS CITY I HAVE OPENED THE EINESsSsT : BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO: The stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be found First Class Shoe Store. All New and Fresh the leatling factories in San Francisco and the E in any from ast,ee IN MY CLOTHING STORE [HAVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADES, THE BEST FIMNING AND THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, . The people of the Ridge will find that the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE Are as low as those of this city. I extend a special invitation to the people of Grass Val ley and the lower country to call and examine my stock ind prices. I am now conducting the Largest Business in this part-of the State, My ‘expenses are small, and therefore I defy all competition. Patronize the man that brought prices down in Nevada County and works for the interest of the. people. L. HYMAN, PION CLOTFING S\L'SWAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, N. B. Since I instituted a branch store at North Bloomfield I have compelled one store to suspend at vhat. place, and one at Eureka, because my prices were so low they could not compete with me: Always ask f0° the San Friccissa Opposition Stores Nos. 2 to 8 Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Hotel, North Bloomfield, where he goes as manager of El Callac nine, one of the famous producin, nines of the world. H. @, Perkius, song Superinienient Of the North The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sult Rheum “ever Sores, Tetter, Cha yped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin ErupBloomfield hydraulic mine of tis tions, and positively cures Piles,’ or county, has been manger of El Ca lav no pay required. Itis guaranteed to ior the past four years, but has resign. 3/Ve perfect satisfaction, or money re; tunded, Price 25 cents per box. For ed and will leave there on Mr. Jenet be Carr cb ' tt nings’ arrival. [tis understood that a ‘Mr. Perkins has been receiving a sulary of $20,000 per annum. The climate is not tue must Falubr ous in the world, and there «is always more or less sickness; but Mr. Perkins and his family have escaped any il effects. dle wi.l yo to London vefore returuing o Califuraia. ——$ 2 ______. Careless Shyaters. A flock of.qu iil came down from the ridge Sunday, into Preston Alexander’s huuseyard at this city, and some ooys armed with guns killed three of them there. Mrs. Alexauder went suv ty tell the lads to quit shooting, when one of thei fired at close range in her direction ant narrowly inissed ner. It is not supposed that the boy intended to shoot her, but there is a liw against disch irging firear.ns within the city limits aid all of the boys concerned in the above aff.ir are liable to arrestand punish nent. If there is a repetition of the offence, the law will be enforced. ————-~9. A Price Upon Their Heads. Absolutely Pure. HIS POWDER NEVERIWARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in con petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or Phosphate powders. old Ont yi Cans. ROYAL : AKING POWDER CO., 06 Wall street, New York wWM.T. COLEMAN & CO. __San franciaco, » Agents, A Marysville dispatch says; It i+ probabie that the Supervisors of Yuba and xutier wilt soon provide Means for offering large rewards for evidenve tu Gouvict Parties engayed in ual.wial hydraal.c mimng. [vishopvd that the work wilt be entirely supPressed during the coming winter. Cords of have been sawed Chopper wants. Fy pb 32 § roms u Bee th 8 Inatrated Ca! SAWika Of this city, have been against the Eagle Bird Mining Co. in Sowden’s.court. The latter charged Allan $5 for drawing the complaint, which was an illegal fee, and Long knew of it, but reused to take any notice of the case. No. 13 ©. F. McGlashan is Mr. Loug’s deputy at Truckee, and Asnt be A nice room, Enquire at the ad at reduced rates. Office te Rent. — offered” for rged to any size. Duplicates can suitable for an office, rent at $5 per month. Daily Ceanscaier office Truckee, was an applicaut for Road Overseer before the Board of Supervisessor Bond girnishved Sherritt in that Just received at J. J. Jackson’s a town for a $2 pull tax owed by a man lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at Was suffering terribly at the time it against Bond, but refused to take any . 14. eg me and after trying everyacuion, although it was his duty to do worked on the roads in his district, which was contrary to law, and Long} . refused to take any notice of the. matter, Ny. 15. Claims that Jas. Blaney, of Cheap, but First-class. ‘Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackovn’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. thich — to be difficult headache und are amony thé’commitants of tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned ‘will be promptly attended to. yepéptice who, guided by the record experience of thou sands, begin and Bysetinaticully pussue 4 Course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thi pore and highly accredited stomachic, the sole and agreeable condition o1 the entireremoval of the obstinate forms of d “pepsia, no leas than a eg t of indigestion. In connection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles , of food individinal experience hus of diestion, by named Crouch. Sherritt owed Crouch, . 26 cents « package. Try ’em—they . the stomach Sought to be benefited. . Michael Cluncy, Ft. Assinabone, — prontans Fae Sta Wevede Gani and paid Bond the #2. Crouch then are nice. tf sop 4 dy-peptic’s ~ ohereion Mont. Ty. uv. Broad apd } acsoseabane sued Sherritt for the $2 collected by . 18 digestive capacity shoud enable a I a Bond, who demanded of McGlashan fs hiermiarer of Ap — and a rege particular faite Bets y ead Use D. D.D. for Dyspepsia. GAYLORD & SEARLS, ~{. i 8 at Carr Bros, oA r ite et a ‘il un refased and salted regent oh ‘onsea. ee Billous. Three Rooms For Rent. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. interested. Me iN utioruey. ‘tone I cannor help telling you how glad ness and costipation, heartburn, wind Phivee. sennen ge Saipan ILL, PRACTICE 18 ALL THECOURTs . appeared on Cocnal 8 1 se T am of your Cream Balm for catarrh. upon the stumach, sour eructations, r State and Federal. ~ knew that McGlashan took sides rc rental de-pondency, 3 a Mg and we put it to flight by the thing I knew of put your medicine on Bitters. a abe ” Enquire at vege _ CROSS & SIMONDS, Wo. : trial and on first appiication °I -eould en ae ee si Attorneys and Counselors at Law, No. 14. a ne = ere ae notice reliaf, and in 5 days felt like a Meuntain ice. {\_ = Ws, LPR ACTICE IN THE STATE AND belief, and claims that supervisor Hill) 134 pian 7. As Belloli, San Jose, P se searing was interested ina team which was. ,.) — 4 i T am now prepared to deliver Moun 0 ml . , V. Bauveg, Prop, Everything else in Banc place lace in town to a2-t he supplies at Carr Bros. ed testimony lost its efficacy in the courts ? ; dies for Carurrh/and never could find any r lief till I used Ely'’s C What is the matter witn the antimining spies? Has their manufictarFor years I have tried many remeSpenceria n Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1960, USED BY TH “ BEST PENMEN JAS. G. HARTWELL, ream Balm. I am happy to say it has cured Surveyor, me. It is tha bast remedy ls for Catarrhal -diseases of the head keeping fire offered for rent. The house is situatedin the most desirable When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa child, When she became Mi When she had children, she gave them know C. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Ofiee—Opposite th e Court House. P. F. SIMONDS, Cc. W, Cross ock, Neva BN L. 6. CALKINS. N. PF, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, _ Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. ee UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY 1Custoria . P DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Bl da City. ie = : she cried for Castoria, #6,ahe clung to Casturia Scnoon books and ull kinds of schoo , RossNBwanNRG BRos. which we hive ra too n or Us to show guols, —— A cateeneesaneete NBVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOGLATION, DIRECTORS; GEO. Cc, GAYLORD, GEO, E, TUKNER, G. E. BRAND, JOHN T, MORGAN, NAT. P, BROWN, W. ©. JONES, ¥. M. PRESTON WM. CAMPHELI, CHAS, BARKER, LARGE LIST OF DESIPABLE HOMES AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE £220,000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimproved Langs. For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10 per acre, FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . KID GLOVES’ A SPECIALTY! Evosem bere: roe. appointed Agents for the new style Ht KID GLOVES, Patent in 1898 NYE, Patent in 1886, ) AVES, Patent in 1886, There Gloves are the pride of American Manufacturers, ag they excel any ever produced, They lace without hooks tovateh or tear, and ure very simple. The kid is of the best quality and they-are né doubt the BEST AND CHEAPEST GLOVE ever produced. They come in Black and Colored, with or with-out Embroidered Backs, The firm ure now sole agents of the © following Gloves: Genuine P,. Centemeri & Cea, The Claire, Florine, Foster Hook, Royal, Jouvine, Ime~ itation, of Centemert & Co., Mocha Undressed Embroid« > ered, Sude, MATHER. Any one wishing the latest styles andthe best quality of Kid Gloves should by all means call at Rosenberg Bros. Any one wishing a par ticular color to match, can get them: by leaving their order at the Palace Dry Goods Store. AMT “ The ‘Mather’ Periect Giove Fastening. [ndyise all to buy # pair and be couvinced, . ra hale y ’ a SPBECtlaugry IN CORS2ETTs. of We keep all of the le ding brands of ¢ ORSETS in America, the price o laced 25 per Gert. We have so maiv be inds that they are ImMerous to mention. Call and eximins our stock, as itis no trouble Country or.ters pro uptly atterdod to. : in N rn California. It b; lished September stn, 1661, by NF Deon ; Palace Dry Goods Store, broad Street, Nevada City. ba) .

Per Day, ROLLER emanufacturAgent. MPANY, their Flour is the Il then use no rada County: 1 Repository, Manage! le Wagon, She Daily Transcript. RE ey * TUESDAY, OOT. 1), 1887, ees ‘PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. A. Chapman, of Virginia City, was in town yesterday. D. R. McKillican, of North’ Bloomfield, was in town Sunday. Judge Walling “returned yesterday morning from Pacific Grove. Hon. Eugene J. Gregory, of Sacramento, was in town Sunday. T.P. Larkin has returned from a business trip to the San Juan ridge. Jas. Kendrick, who lives on Deer Creek, is quite ill with rheumatism. D. Farth, of North San Juan, left on Sunday eveniny’s train for San Francisco. Geo. W. Van Havenburg, a mining man residing at San Francisco, is in town. D. E. Thompson, of Alleghany ,Sierra county, left here yesterday for San Diego. D. E. Morgan has gone to San Francisco to attend the Grand Lodge of Masons. . W. M. Russell, advance manager of the Mirror of Ireland Combination, is in town. 4 George A. Hare and T. P. Redmayne, of Washington mining district, were in town yestefday. : W. A. Hanley, of the Golden Star. mine near Alleghany, went to the Buy Saturday nizht. : The rape case in which F. H. Ensign is defendant will be tried today before a jury in-the Superior Court. Sheriff Stewart, of Sierra county, and Charles Hegarty, of Moore’s Flat, returned Sunday night from below. Mrs. M. J. Lawler, of Oakland, arrived here Saturday and willremain awhile for the benefit of her health. 8. W. Knox, of the King Bridge Company, has arrived here to ruperintend the repairs to Suspension Bridge. J.C. Mulligan is here attending to his duties as shorthand reporter in the Superior Court. He arrived Saturday evening. Mrs. R, McMurray and W. Weigh! of North San Juan passed through town yesterday on their way home from below. 5 » Horace: W. Ball, of San Francisco, who is in the office of the Auditor ot the Central Pacific Railroad «om pany, was in town Sunday. A few weeks ago, Dan McCauley broke his leg while working on a railroad in Oregon. He expects to return to Nevada City before long. Tidings: Mrs. Leslie Coombs, who has been spending two weeks or more with her father at Town Talc, is now the guest of Mrs. Chas. W. Kitts at Grass Valley. Mise Edith Williams, daughter of Thomas Williams of San Francisco and formerly a resident of this city, ix visiting friends here and will remain several weeks. B. T. All n, superintendent of the Gasworks, has been for three weekpast quite il with a stomach com plaint. He endeavored to sit up awhile ~ yesterday, but was so weak he svon bad to return to his bed. Superintendent Vincent of the Champion mine returned Saturday evening from San Francisco. He was accompanied on his return by Louix Bendel, a stockholder in the Cham pion Company, who will spend a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Dikeman and one of their sons, of Berkeley, are rusticatingat their ranch in Rough and Ready. The young man is ill, and they br ,ught him to the old home with the hope that the change of climate would benefit him, The Grass Val.ey Union of Sunday says: Wm. Coleman, of the firm ot Coleman & Glasson, left last evening for London, England. Mr. Coleman will probably make his future home in England. In the meartime-his business interests here yo on the same. Thos, G. Furrer returned Saturday night from San Francisco where he had been attending the Stute session (of the Orderof Chosen Frends. He says the order isin a flourishing and harmonious condition and that the proceedings of the Grand Council were exceedingly interesting. TE a I A ES a A Gift for All. In order to give all.a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, iven away. This offer is not only iberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who sutfer from Coughs, Colds, ConSumption; Asthma, Bronchitis, or any attection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are expecially requested to call at Curr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a ‘I'rial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 91. Ladies of the G. A. BR. There will be a regular meeting oi the Ludies of the G. A. R. at Odd Fel lows Hail ut two o'clock this (‘Tuesday) afternoon. A.1 members are ‘requested to be present. By order of the President, Mas, A. 8. CHARLES. Mrs. E, A. Bagretr, Sec’y. State series of School Text Books or sule at Carr Bros. MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No, 13, F. and A, M., Wednesday evening, at 7¢ o’clock. A full attendancé of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. j D, E. Mora@an, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Secretary. Dellaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure rick neadache, : Etecrnic Cut rrh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; Smith & Kanvtweil, Blouw fieid, : ol-l0w. A NOVEL SUIT. Judge Stidger Wants. District Attorney Long Removed From Office. 3 Was their duty to appoint him, and it ‘is then claimed that Long attempted in favor of the Supervisors. No 16. Last July Justice Wadsworth was engazed in trying Frank Vaughn for disturbing the Salvation Army. Tho complaint claims that Mr. Long acted in such an unruly way that the Justice had to fine him $10 on three separate occasions, Long dared the Justice to collect the fines. He has the money with which to pay them but refuses, although it’ is made his duty by law to collect all fines, No. 17. The Grand J ury met on Sept. 20th and enquired into sévera; criminal charges. It in claimed that Judge Stidger who has so long threatened to make it “hot” for some of the county: officials, yesterday put his threats into execution by filing a complaint against District Attorney W. D. Long, which will have the effect, if he is sustained by Judge Walling, of putting Mr. Long out of office. he filing of the complaint startled those around the Court House, and Created a genuine sensation. It isa voluminous document, comprising forty pages of lezal cap, and was prepared by Thos, 8. Ford, whois acting as Ju lge stidzer’s attorney in the matter. The case is b; ought under an aci ol the Lezisl ture passed in 1874, and is the first action ofsthe kind which was ever tried in the State, so fur us has been learned. Scme new anc novel questions of law will therefore be presented for Judge Walling to pass upon. He issued a citation command ing Mr. Long to eppear and answer the charges on the 20th inst.nt. A decree is sought for depriving the District Attorney of his-offi-e for officia misconduct‘and negl-ct of duty. There are seventeen d fferent specifications or charges which we boil down fo: the purpose of giving the main points tu the public. Ist. ‘The first’ specification alleges that on the 3d of January last Mr Long presented a claiin to the Supervisors for allowance for $12 claime: for his meals and traveling expensex un d it is ¢laimed that the bill. was illezal and fraudulent, because the lawallowed Mr. Long nothing but his satary, und he knew-what the law was The bill was allowed and paid to Mr. Long. No. 2. Is another count for $6.27 on another bill-allowed about the sume time for like services. No. 3. Isa like bill for $16,70 presented under simila: ci cumstances, No’ 4. Is a similar bill presentea for $25.25 for “board, lodging and traveling expenses,” in the language of the complaint. No 5. Claims that lagt May Johr Eagan obtained the sun of $10 from a person in this city by false pretenses, and the injured party calledon: District Attorney Long to investigate the case, but he refused to listen to him at all. No. 6. Alleges that Oct. 3d Geo. Chappel committed thecrime of ma licious mischief, a misdemeanor, to the property of Owen Dougherty. The latter gentleman called on Mr. Lon 4s District A: torney, to investigate th charge, but he refused to listen to hin: orhave anything to do with the matter, although it was a genuine case and Dougherty had a right to a warrant. No. 7. .M. Nolan embezzled abon $200 worth of goods and money from L. Hyman last August. Mr. Hyman called on the District Attorney, but he refused to investigate the merits of the case or have anything todo with Hyman. The latter claimed that it was a Case that demanded public pros ecution. : No. 8. On September 24th, JameStephens of Bloomfield was brought before Judge Sowden on a charge o stealing a witch—petit larceny. The complaint claims that Steplens wa: mnocent and entitled to a trial within 4 reasonable time, but Long neglecteu the case and refused to investigate ite merits, so that the defendant was kept in jail nine dys through his neglec of duty, aided by Justice Sowden. No 9. Alleges that a man named Williams committed a burglary last year, and Sheriff Lord asked the District Attorney to attend to the case, but he positively refased. Lord had Williams arrested on his own responsibility afierwar s, and he pleaded zuilty. a ¥ No. 10. List’ June Zettie O’Neil was arrested for emb zzlement befor. Justice Wadsworth. When the pir. ties were brought into Court, Wadsworth sent an officer for Mr.-Long to vome and prosecute the case. Lony refused to du so, and in consequence vf the refusal Wudsworth dismissed it, ed several persons who were accused, tmony them Justice Sowden ant MeJlashan, his depaty., It is claimed tlso that he advised the Grand Jury hat a Justice of the Peace had 4 right to practice law in a case pending hefore him in his own court. Sugerior Court. The following: business -was transacted in the Superior Court yebterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding : 9 The People vs. Hal. Miller. Set for trial Oct. 20.N. H. Loomer vs. Thos. Corrigan. time to serve objections and amendments to defendunt’s proposed bill of exceptions, Estate of Elizabeth Harrison, de‘eared. Decree of final discharge of dministrator. The People vs. A. P. Clark. Hear-ng of District Atiorney’s motion for continuance of trial continued till Oct. 12th. Estate and guardianship of Julia Guscetti et als., minors. Fifth annual ‘ccount of guardian ailowed. Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deceased. Devree made for distribution of real estate in Nevada county. ; Estate of Thos. Legg, deceased. Orler made settling and allowing aconnt, Estate of Mary Ousley, deceased. W. J. Ousley appointed administrator. Bottles in the Air. Sunday morning at 2 o'clock Jimmy odda struch Samuel Simmons. on the vead with a champagne cider bottle. At this early hour, Rodda was in Simnons’s saluon. Simmons wished to ‘lose his place of business, and, previous to duing so, he treated those resent, as is customary with mos aloon-keepers. Rudda did not wish ogohome. While Simmons was in he act of closing the door, Rodda struck him a hard blow above the left eye, breaking the bottle in pieces, su Simmons says. A few weeks ago, at Clarks’ saloon, Rodda threw a beer schooner at Ned Gribbens, missing him, but shattering the gliss and leaving a large indenture in the wall. A broken Thigh. John Pengelly, the Columbia Hill ‘oarding-house. keeper, is in town. f'wo weeks ago one of his little boys struck the other acrogs the thigh. At first it was thought that no injuy was done. The boy complained so much that his father brough him to Nevada City and had Dr. Hunt examine him. The doctor found that the femur, or thigh-bone, was broken. “This was set und the boy will now recover from his injuries. Mr. Pengelly will stay 4 few days at the residence of Mrs. Long. ; Finger Amputated. Wm. Black, who ccidentally shot himself in the right hand while hunting a few weeks ayo, has found it necessury to have the second finger amputated at the knuckle joint. Dr. Huut performed the operation. ea a nai ca UE Beauty is a Precious Gist And faultless teeth in a lovely mouth 8 one of its greatestcharms. Be careful of your teeth, and preserve thein by using SOZODONT, that charming lentifricve, which is perfectly harmless and absolutely indispensable for the toilet. e Secure the Shadow ere the SubNo. 11. In August four Chinamen stance Eades. were arrested by Officer Dillon for gambling and brought before Justice Sowden who admitted them to bail, and charged them $2.50 e .ch for drawing @ bail bond. ‘The complaint alleges that the fees collected were illegal and Long knew it, but reiused to take cognizance of the matter and inve-tigate it. No. 12. In the same month G. G. Allan commenced an attachment suii Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line shou'd take advantage of this splendid but rare oOpportunity, and call at the Gallery of I. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pictures which cannot be surpassed. As ue will remainin town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us, Sma pictures sors, District Attorney Long ‘filea a] Written opinion with the Boafd that it Mr. Long as District Attorney defend: Plaintiff given ten days additi®nal. cisco, agents for the Frue concentr.at this 2 Rpmenaceali nance dle Meanie » A QUESTION GF LAW. County Money from Fund to Fund. The Board of Supervisors at a meeting held on the third instant made an order to trinsfer from the General Fund of the county to the Generul Road Fund the sum of $3000 with which to pay for the new bridge across Greenhorn creek, the fill on the Columbia Hill and Cherokee road, ‘and other road work. County Auditor Beatty notified the Board that under his interpretation of the law the transfer could not be lega'ly made. The Board then conferred with D'strict Attorney Long who submitted ; written opinion holding that it could provided thut the record of the order was complete and set forth in detai. the circumstances requiring it. The Board then amended the or ler in compliance with the District Attorney’s suguestions, and served a copy of it upon Mr. Beatty. The latter responded with a written communication wherein he specifier in detail his reasons for still believin; it is not his duty tu make the transfer as directed in the amended order, Hi holds that the County Governmen: Bill limits to poll taxes and 40 cents 0: the handred dollurs of taxuble prop erty the amount that can be expended annu:lly on road work; that the law provides specificially how bridyer shall be paid for; and that subdivision 20 of section 25 of the County Gov ernment bill does not justify the trans fer of funds that would indirectly increase the amount allowed by law for ro.d purposes. A Reporter's Investment. Edward D. Dement, a reporter on the staff of the Daily Free Lance «her that paper was in existence at thi city, commenced suit ‘in the Superio) Court of gan Francisco a short time au against O. C. Tichenor to recover the sum of $1090. The defendant claimed a residence in Alame la county, and demanded a change of venue, whic! wae granted, and the papers in th: case wer* filed with the County Clert last Friday. The plaintiff alleges tha he paid the defendant $400 as par payment on.a one-thirtieth interest i: the latter s patents a:.d electric light-. Ten duys later he paid the bal ince. which was $600. He claims for thi amount that he was to réceive a shure of the profits made from the gale ot territorial rights, and~*hat out of th first proceeds to be derived he was: t receive the sum of $1000. He claim that the defendant has not kept hi. contract, but that hs has received some $16,000 from the sale of territorial rights since that time, but he ha never reimbursed the plaintiff the sun of $1000 as he azreed to do. Married at North San Juan. H.8. Aldrich, of San Francisco, and Miss Lily Ray, daughter of J. A. J Ray of North San Juan, were marrie:. ut one o’clock P. Mm. Sunday at the residence of the young lady’s parents. The ceremony was attended bv a limited number of invited guests. Mr and Mrs. Aldrich came to this. city the same afternoon, being accompanied thus far by some of their rel itives ana friends. Yesterday morning they departed for the Bay. They have the congratulations of the Transcript. Masonic Funeral. The funeral of Joseph Glasson, wh: died at Grass Valley on Sun-lay afternoon, will take place in that town this afternoon. Mr. Glasson was a member of Nevada Lodge in this city, but has resided for some ‘ears in Gras> Valley. All members of the Lodge here that can, are requested to uttend the funeral). Native Sons’ Party, The-Tidings says: Quartz Parlor of Native Sons will give a Purty at Grass Valley on Thank-giving eve, the fol: lowing being the committee of arrangements: Angus McKay, Chas. W. Kitts, T. C. Hocking, HB, Johnston and Chas. E. Uren. It follows thar the affair, strictly invitation, will be u success,

Died Last Week.A private letter received here announces the death of Mr. Carter of the firm of Adams & Carter of San Frantors, Mr. Carter had numerous friend city where lie spent several months a few yeurs yo. . Misery After Hating Is avoided by The Controversy “About Transferring todeceive Jude Walling by arguing ; * County Supervisors. HERE AND THERE. “4 ——s . The wizard oil man is here again, painting rocks and buildings with the words, ** Wizard Qil,’? “Golden Hair and the Three Bea 8” Was successfully produced Saturd.y evening fur the second and last. time. Grass Val ey hasa juven.le fire com pany caldd “Eureka. No. 3,7. and the voys have bought a hose’ cart costing $00. George Gear of Truckee gave an In lian some whisky and has beer con signed te the county jail to spend forty days. St. Agnes Guild will meet at 2:30 v’clock this afternoon ai the residence of Miss Lizzie Hughes on Nevada street. At the teacher ’ examination to be eld this winter, the questions in Li’ erature will refer to both American anu “ngiish writers and the r works Messrs. Gaylord & Searls of this city ind Charles Cones of Sacraments ave been employed to assist A. D. Mason as couusel tor tae defense in the case of the people vs. J. A. Rapp. Surveyor Uren yesterd ty begin ‘he pret minary survey of the Goli Bank Mining Tuonel, which is to be ran trom the south Yuba River to uniss Valey, a distance of seven miles. The. size of the tunnel will be ‘x9. [Lt will doubtless develop thany ledges of old ore the: presenee oi which is not now suspected, and will train a largeares of mining country, The funeral of John ‘1, W ils, which ook place Sunday afteruoun wader the uanagement of M lo Lodge, Knights # Pythias, was largely attended *by ‘nenibers Ol the order and others. the Second Reg ment U. kK. K. of P, Band furnished music going to and -tum the © metery and while there, «ev. Ji Sims celivered the funeral dice course. Grand Prelate ‘Stioecraft. ofdviated us Marshal of the Knights when théy were marching, —— PPD : Mirro: of Ireland. On the evenings of the 17th.and 18th 4 this month the Sul.ivan Mirror ol ltrel nd Combination will perform at hiscii'y. Popular prices of a omission will prevai , and seats can be reserved tt Vinton’s drugstore without extra charge. The Denver News 8 tys of the entertainment; “The pleasing panoraina, ‘The Tour of Europe,” was’ repeated by the Morris Sullivan company, atthe Academy, toa good audtence last evening. Morns Sul ivan tsa very clever Irish com dian, and . heis mort ably supported by Josie, dorris Sulivan in) Irish wongs and lances, ‘There are ten peop e in the company, and they give a first-class entertainment of its class. There are ‘ighty fine scenes from Ireland in the Panoruna, and the picturesque effects are excellent. All the singing and luncing is good, and the dr: lleries of the xuide are laughter provoking bevond description. It would-be hard to find a pleasanter place to spend—an evening than the Academy this we. k,’ Monbay, Ovt. 10, 1837. The Board met pursuant to a: ournment, all the members present. W. J. Hill, Chairman, presiding: The minutes of Saturday were read and approved. The order made. on Oct. 8d and 6th, in regard to transferring $3800 from the General Fund to the General Road Fund, is rescinded. Ordered that the Auditor draw warrants on the funds of Road District: Nos. 11 and 8 for the sums of $190 and $150 respectively for a portion ot the contract of I. T. Wa'ker on the new bridge across Greenhorn creek, and on the General Fand>for the sum of $776 respresenting the balance due on s. iu contract. Messrs. Mulloy, Brophy and Prideon were appointed to examine the Laird cut when tinished, with power io accept. The quarterly report of the Road Commissioner of D.strict No. 1, aldills and receipts accompanying the sume, were read, approved and orlered plated on file. ; Phe folowing demands for labor and naterial on the roads of that Distfic were ordered paid: G. E. Turner 613 28, M.L.& D. Mar. $81.52, W. J. Organ $4.25, Mirk Shaver 466, Jno arimes $20, Jno, Gray $25, A. Mill none $36 25, A. G. Craig $17.50, O Ragon $32.50, W. J. Willis $3.75, H. McCauley $21.25, John Laine $20, L 3. Austin $6.24, J. P. Ebaugh $7.50. The following demands on the General Fund were ordered paid: Jury Scrip—Citizens Bak. $138 Jeo. Lord $201.25,A. Tsourd $28,Thor. Harris $6.25, W. D. Vinton 432, E Booth $27, Win. Giffin $27, N. Baily p27, Jas. M. White, $27.75, A. Lb. Cower $27. C syote bounty—Jos. Martin $10, A. Comarsh $5, Jas. Martin $5, W. Hii, 65, L. J. Decker $5, W. C. Groves, burying pauper, $20 “W.C. Jones, examinin,z Insane, $35 E, Jamieson, autupsy, $27.50. G. W. Dunster, csroner’s feas $22 50. R. M. Hunt, maintaining indigen, sick and sulary, $3037.85. Conveying sick to Hospital—D, Ded nan $6, L. R. Prescott 46, C. KE. Muloy $2, M. C. Hogin $8, A. I Wells 46 Jas. Sherritt $6.25, T. Nilon $1.50, 5 D. Avery $5,5. E. Wanim. ke $2.50 R. M. Hunt, ‘Hospital grounds, 7 res, $17.50; su-vey, imap, ete., Oo. ibove, $40. G. H. Couk, Tibor and material f dospital-and Lreasurer’s office $200.36. Legy & Shaw, labor an! ma e ial for lospital and Court House, $30.35. The Board adjourned till ten-o’clock A. M. Tue-day. W. J. Hity, Chairman. Attest: F.G. Bratry, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. H. C. Perkins’ Successor. Hennen Jennings has piven up the ‘uperintendency of the New Almaden juicksilver mines, Santa Clara county, and he left last week tor Venezue a, x anna Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. SAN FPANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE OF NEVADA CITY AND NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, , AND MOsT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots & Shoes, als, Blankets, ‘Trunks, Ete, Ete, EVER BROUGHT TO THE MOUNTAINS. IN THIS CITY I HAVE OPENED THE EINESsSsT : BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO: The stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be found First Class Shoe Store. All New and Fresh the leatling factories in San Francisco and the E in any from ast,ee IN MY CLOTHING STORE [HAVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADES, THE BEST FIMNING AND THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, . The people of the Ridge will find that the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE Are as low as those of this city. I extend a special invitation to the people of Grass Val ley and the lower country to call and examine my stock ind prices. I am now conducting the Largest Business in this part-of the State, My ‘expenses are small, and therefore I defy all competition. Patronize the man that brought prices down in Nevada County and works for the interest of the. people. L. HYMAN, PION CLOTFING S\L'SWAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, N. B. Since I instituted a branch store at North Bloomfield I have compelled one store to suspend at vhat. place, and one at Eureka, because my prices were so low they could not compete with me: Always ask f0° the San Friccissa Opposition Stores Nos. 2 to 8 Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Hotel, North Bloomfield, where he goes as manager of El Callac nine, one of the famous producin, nines of the world. H. @, Perkius, song Superinienient Of the North The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sult Rheum “ever Sores, Tetter, Cha yped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin ErupBloomfield hydraulic mine of tis tions, and positively cures Piles,’ or county, has been manger of El Ca lav no pay required. Itis guaranteed to ior the past four years, but has resign. 3/Ve perfect satisfaction, or money re; tunded, Price 25 cents per box. For ed and will leave there on Mr. Jenet be Carr cb ' tt nings’ arrival. [tis understood that a ‘Mr. Perkins has been receiving a sulary of $20,000 per annum. The climate is not tue must Falubr ous in the world, and there «is always more or less sickness; but Mr. Perkins and his family have escaped any il effects. dle wi.l yo to London vefore returuing o Califuraia. ——$ 2 ______. Careless Shyaters. A flock of.qu iil came down from the ridge Sunday, into Preston Alexander’s huuseyard at this city, and some ooys armed with guns killed three of them there. Mrs. Alexauder went suv ty tell the lads to quit shooting, when one of thei fired at close range in her direction ant narrowly inissed ner. It is not supposed that the boy intended to shoot her, but there is a liw against disch irging firear.ns within the city limits aid all of the boys concerned in the above aff.ir are liable to arrestand punish nent. If there is a repetition of the offence, the law will be enforced. ————-~9. A Price Upon Their Heads. Absolutely Pure. HIS POWDER NEVERIWARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in con petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or Phosphate powders. old Ont yi Cans. ROYAL : AKING POWDER CO., 06 Wall street, New York wWM.T. COLEMAN & CO. __San franciaco, » Agents, A Marysville dispatch says; It i+ probabie that the Supervisors of Yuba and xutier wilt soon provide Means for offering large rewards for evidenve tu Gouvict Parties engayed in ual.wial hydraal.c mimng. [vishopvd that the work wilt be entirely supPressed during the coming winter. Cords of have been sawed Chopper wants. Fy pb 32 § roms u Bee th 8 Inatrated Ca! SAWika Of this city, have been against the Eagle Bird Mining Co. in Sowden’s.court. The latter charged Allan $5 for drawing the complaint, which was an illegal fee, and Long knew of it, but reused to take any notice of the case. No. 13 ©. F. McGlashan is Mr. Loug’s deputy at Truckee, and Asnt be A nice room, Enquire at the ad at reduced rates. Office te Rent. — offered” for rged to any size. Duplicates can suitable for an office, rent at $5 per month. Daily Ceanscaier office Truckee, was an applicaut for Road Overseer before the Board of Supervisessor Bond girnishved Sherritt in that Just received at J. J. Jackson’s a town for a $2 pull tax owed by a man lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at Was suffering terribly at the time it against Bond, but refused to take any . 14. eg me and after trying everyacuion, although it was his duty to do worked on the roads in his district, which was contrary to law, and Long} . refused to take any notice of the. matter, Ny. 15. Claims that Jas. Blaney, of Cheap, but First-class. ‘Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackovn’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. thich — to be difficult headache und are amony thé’commitants of tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned ‘will be promptly attended to. yepéptice who, guided by the record experience of thou sands, begin and Bysetinaticully pussue 4 Course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thi pore and highly accredited stomachic, the sole and agreeable condition o1 the entireremoval of the obstinate forms of d “pepsia, no leas than a eg t of indigestion. In connection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles , of food individinal experience hus of diestion, by named Crouch. Sherritt owed Crouch, . 26 cents « package. Try ’em—they . the stomach Sought to be benefited. . Michael Cluncy, Ft. Assinabone, — prontans Fae Sta Wevede Gani and paid Bond the #2. Crouch then are nice. tf sop 4 dy-peptic’s ~ ohereion Mont. Ty. uv. Broad apd } acsoseabane sued Sherritt for the $2 collected by . 18 digestive capacity shoud enable a I a Bond, who demanded of McGlashan fs hiermiarer of Ap — and a rege particular faite Bets y ead Use D. D.D. for Dyspepsia. GAYLORD & SEARLS, ~{.. i 8 at Carr Bros, oA r ite et a ‘il un refased and salted regent oh ‘onsea. ee Billous. Three Rooms For Rent. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. interested. Me iN utioruey. ‘tone I cannor help telling you how glad ness and costipation, heartburn, wind Phivee. sennen ge Saipan ILL, PRACTICE 18 ALL THECOURTs . appeared on Cocnal 8 1 se T am of your Cream Balm for catarrh. upon the stumach, sour eructations, r State and Federal. ~ knew that McGlashan took sides rc rental de-pondency, 3 a Mg and we put it to flight by the thing I knew of put your medicine on Bitters. a abe ” Enquire at vege _ CROSS & SIMONDS, Wo. : trial and on first appiication °I -eould en ae ee si Attorneys and Counselors at Law, No. 14. a ne = ere ae notice reliaf, and in 5 days felt like a Meuntain ice. {\_ = Ws, LPR ACTICE IN THE STATE AND belief, and claims that supervisor Hill) 134 pian 7. As Belloli, San Jose, P se searing was interested ina team which was. ,.) — 4 i T am now prepared to deliver Moun 0 ml . , V. Bauveg, Prop, Everything else in Banc place lace in town to a2-t he supplies at Carr Bros. ed testimony lost its efficacy in the courts ? ; dies for Carurrh/and never could find any r lief till I used Ely'’s C What is the matter witn the antimining spies? Has their manufictarFor years I have tried many remeSpenceria n Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1960, USED BY TH “ BEST PENMEN JAS. G. HARTWELL, ream Balm. I am happy to say it has cured Surveyor, me. It is tha bast remedy ls for Catarrhal -diseases of the head keeping fire offered for rent. The house is situatedin the most desirable When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa child, When she became Mi When she had children, she gave them know C. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Ofiee—Opposite th e Court House. P. F. SIMONDS, Cc. W, Cross ock, Neva BN L. 6. CALKINS. N. PF, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, _ Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. ee UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY 1Custoria . P DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Bl da City. ie = : she cried for Castoria, #6,ahe clung to Casturia Scnoon books and ull kinds of schoo , RossNBwanNRG BRos. which we hive ra too n or Us to show guols, —— A cateeneesaneete NBVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOGLATION, DIRECTORS; GEO. Cc, GAYLORD, GEO, E, TUKNER, G. E. BRAND, JOHN T, MORGAN, NAT. P, BROWN, W. ©. JONES, ¥. M. PRESTON WM. CAMPHELI, CHAS, BARKER, LARGE LIST OF DESIPABLE HOMES AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE £220,000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimproved Langs. For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10 per acre, FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . KID GLOVES’ A SPECIALTY! Evosem bere: roe.. appointed Agents for the new style Ht KID GLOVES, Patent in 1898 NYE, Patent in 1886, ) AVES, Patent in 1886, There Gloves are the pride of American Manufacturers, ag they excel any ever produced, They lace without hooks tovateh or tear, and ure very simple. The kid is of the best quality and they-are né doubt the BEST AND CHEAPEST GLOVE ever produced. They come in Black and Colored, with or with-out Embroidered Backs, The firm ure now sole agents of the © following Gloves: Genuine P,. Centemeri & Cea, The Claire, Florine, Foster Hook, Royal, Jouvine, Ime~ itation, of Centemert & Co., Mocha Undressed Embroid« > ered, Sude, MATHER. Any one wishing the latest styles andthe best quality of Kid Gloves should by all means call at Rosenberg Bros. Any one wishing a par ticular color to match, can get them: by leaving their order at the Palace Dry Goods Store. AMT “ The ‘Mather’ Periect Giove Fastening. [ndyise all to buy # pair and be couvinced, . ra hale y ’ a SPBECtlaugry IN CORS2ETTs. of We keep all of the le ding brands of ¢ ORSETS in America, the price o laced 25 per Gert. We have so maiv be inds that they are ImMerous to mention. Call and eximins our stock, as itis no trouble Country or.ters pro uptly atterdod to. : in N rn California. It b; lished September stn, 1661, by NF Deon ; Palace Dry Goods Store, broad Street, Nevada City. ba) .