September 3, 1875 (4 pages)

independent -in their voting. In -gteod as follows,-for the head of the __+gtood in this city at 10.0’ clock yes-J ~ terday morning: he Daily Transcript ‘} NEVADA CITY, CAL. x ene — sion paremrene ~~ Friday, Soot “8, 1875. whe Election. The ‘élection on Wedzesday was ‘the most singnlar of any that has ‘ever taken place in this State. The “people seemed to have been really. ‘this precinct, which is a fair sample ofall we have heard from, there was ‘gearcely a dozen straight votes. Up ‘to 9 o'clock yesterday morning, the ‘Board had counted 462 votes, which ttieket:. Bidwell, 183; Irwin, 144; Phelps; 195. Congressman: Page, 174; "Puttie, 167; Baie bts 196, itorhey was Gaylard, 225. ate, 16; ‘Caldwell, 10. At Grass Valley, at 8 <o’clock yesterday morning, Clarke was ahead of ‘Tompkins for Sheriff 63 votes. ‘The following is the way the vote For Governor, Phelps 151, Irwie 173, Bidwell 195. For Sheriff, Tompkins 275, Clarke 137, McBride 110. For Clerk, Zlonke 200, White “146, Bigelow 172; For Recorder, George 183, Rogers 164, Carson 175. For Treasurer, Spencer 171, Allan sernor in this eounty, by precincts, ‘Alameda 916 Butte 41 326. — ‘Calaveras 74 Te SB Contra Costa 66 101 is: . El Dorado 211 326° 190 Monterey 11° 153 60 Shes Angeles 4&0 413 179Marin 96 93 71 -Mendocino 10 218 84 Placer 120 130 40 Plamas 84 62 41 Pan aneen 378 ~ 261 92 * etver ene NE aad ort ste ! ¥or District Attorney, Gaylord ‘233, Caldwell 148; Long, 138. For Assessor, Belden 155; Mc“Bean 181, Collins 185. For Surveyor, Deetkin 135, Smith 7185, Miller 208. For Schowl Superintendent, Powver 209, Preston 224, Potter 90. The Vote for Governor, The following is the vote for Govvas far as. heard from: ae Governor. ay 91-8 WRECINCTS. Rleal & 5 Bl 4 ts ‘ t m BES, EN eee 000 . 000:'} 000 Blue Tent... 5 & . * 20 ‘Grass Valley.. . 000 . 000 . 000 ‘Forest Springs.. 18 . 17 4 Buena Vista.. 14] °11 3 Huteka .. See Ge. ee ee ay Moore’s Flat.. 7. 74) 51 “Ossaville ..-.-. 0 0 0 ‘North Bloomfield.{ 9. 44] 35 -Lake City.. eee 2) 12 9 Relief Bill. 2.0008. S$) 140-79 ‘ Golumbia Hill.. 00} 00}, 00 “OORELUIBIO « sisinas oe ae 00} 00} 00 Washington.. . 5 . 364 31 Omega. soo S eis 8. 75. 84 Rough and Ready. 00) 00) 00 pera Springs.. . 24. 36] 10 Anthony aaa ee {. 00) 007) 00 Mooney Flat .. . 00) 00} 09 ‘Oherokee.. as Oo} 321: 79 San Juan.. + +++: . 000.) 000 ; 000 \ ‘Sweetland... . 00] 00) 00 ' ,Birohville .i..Tit 11 8 French Corral.. . 12] 31) 19 "Trmokee 5 .. 5.2 {000 1000 . 000 You Betis. ss Bare 7{ 241° 29 Dittle York. . 43 6) 0O. 12 Lowell Hill.. -c-} 00} 00.) Oo Hunt's Hill.-. . 2 8111 ‘By Telegraph. Q The following dispatch was reeeived by us yesterday at 10 o'clock, a, M, ‘It gives an idea ef how each wt the candidates for Governor were ranning up to that time. It will be een that Bidwell is, as we sib ‘the third in the race: . Phelps Irwin Bidwell 965 367 Vote eux ¢ Governer. bat 3 ‘The follewing dispatch was reeeived from San Francisco at one e’dlock yesterday. The vote as far ag heard from up to this time is as follows: Governor, Irwin, 7,850; Puielps, 6,500; Bidwell, 3,716. Congressman 2nd District, Page, 1795; Larkin, 1514; Tuttle, 627. Thisis abont as indefinite as any“thing can be,-bat we pablish it as “we réceived it. tee pe = Bras while pumping : y, fell jinto the trough, i acai while in a fit, and petites the bed of the Valléy-precinct at iyo "elock+510 ‘afternoon, as far as sta stoed. 1174, Tompkins 346, Plunkett 257, ton 291, Potter 105, Power 274, MarWO Payne 0, . Pattle, 39, Assembly, Atwater, 44; n29; White, 40. ‘. Smith, 40. Superintendent Schools, +Power, 31; Preston, 44; Potter, 33. ELECTION RETURNS. : Grass Valley. The following is the vote at Grags votes counted: Irwin. 257, Phelp s 186, Bidwell 238. Stidger 183, Richmond 191, Harris 223, Atwater 70, Woods 108, Marriott BOE “Groves 77. ahs Nevada City. ’ The vote at. 3 o'clock, yesterday as follows: 239, Bujdger: 191, Riebmond 205, Harris 200, Blackwell 213, Giffen} 215, Blue 213, Atwater. 260,° Woods 230, Martin 235.McBride 146, Clarke White 188, Bigelow 221, George 228, Rogers 209,Carson 218, Spencer 223. riott 203, Kitts 241, sims 230, Johnson 206, Groves 329. aes Rough & weady. Congressman, Page, 29; Larkin,41; Long 95, Caldwell 24. ; Surveyor, Deetken s Miller 28, Smith 25. . Supt. of Schools, Petsiok 8, Power 29, Potter 23. Public Administrator, Marriott 7, Sims 29, Kitts 24. Coroner, Groves 33, Johnson 23. Rogers 71. You Bet. * . Assessor, Belden 6, McBean Collins.25. yDistrict Attorney, Moore’s Flat. Treasurer, Payne 92. Collins-78, Governot; Phelps 7, Bidwell 29, Irwin 24. — . AMengressman, Page 14, ee, Barkin 23.05 Assemblymen, Stiager 6, Richmond 6, Harris 5. 58. Blackwell 239, Giffen 224 Bluey Woods. 26, Martin 20. Blue 40, Blackwell 24. Sheriff, McBride 3, Tompkins.80, ree Atwater 28, Giffen 23, Martin 48. Clarke 285, McBride 131, . Clarke 27. Tompkins 94. White 238, Plunkett} Clerk, Plunkett 6, Bigelow 30, 219, Bigelow 55, Rogers 177, Spen. White 24. cer 290, Allan 43, Collins 304, Bel-. Recorder, George 8, Carson 28, den 152, McBean 59. Caldwell 216, Rogers 24, Gaylord 216, Long 81. Potter 177, Treasurer, Spencer ei ‘Allan 32; Preston 244, Power 96, °-Kitts 251, Payne 21. Gaylord 11, _Sheriff, McBride 4, Tompkins: 60, Bpencer 7; “Allan 35, Assessor, Belden 7; McBean 49, District Attorney, Gaylord 4, Long Washington, Clarke 38. Clerk;*Plunkett 6, meeey 80, “. White 49, Recorder, George. 13, Garson 17, Rogers 33. Treasurer, Spencer 17, Allan 26, Payne #4, Assessor, Belden 6, McBean 21, Collins 40. District, Attorney, Long 27, Caldwell 33. Surveyor, Deetken 2, Miller 27, Smith 41. : School ‘Superintendent, Preston 7, Power 40, Potter 25. Gaylord 12, 28, Public Administrator, Marriott 5 5, Sims 31, Kitts 36. Lake City. Sheriff, MoBride, 6, Tompkins 9, Clarke 8, Clerk, Plunkett 3; Bigelow. es PWhite.14. ! Recorder, George’ 4, -Carson. 8, Rogers 12. Treasurer, i arg 3, Allan 13, Payne 8. . Assessor, Belden 3, McBean 8, Collins 13. ‘Payne 186, Allan 256, Belden 199,. Clarke 66. District Attorney, Gaylord 1, Long Collins 237, McBean 226. Gaylord. Glerk, Plunkett 7, Bigelow 52, 22, Caldwell 1. 305, Caldwell, 200, Long 189, Deet-. White 75, Surveyor,. Deetken 3, Miller 6, kin 184, Smith 224, Miller 270, Pres-. Recorder; George 24, Corson 33, . Smith 15. Be Power 12. Sims 9, Buena Vista.’ Woods, 47; Martin, 41; Stidger, 275 Richmond, 27; Harris.26, Blackwell, 88; Giffen, 38; Blue,*33. Sheriff, Tompkins, 40; McBride, 33; Clarke, 36. Clerk, Bigelow, 39; Piunkett, Recorder, Carson, 40: George, 28; Rogers, 35. Treasures, Allan, 42; Spencer, 32; Payne, 34. Assessor, McBean, 35; Belden, 28; Collins, 44. Didtrict Attorney, Long, 37;'Gaylord, 31; Caldwell, 37. Surveyor, Miller, 44; Deetken, 23: Administrator, Sims,43; Marriot, 25; Kitts, 40. Coroner, Groves, 45; Johnson, 40. E, L. Melbourne was elected Constable. North San Juan. Assembly, O. P.Stidger, Richmond, 80, Harris, 84, Blackwell, 48, Giffen, 45, Blue, 41, Atwater, 38,Woods, 31, Martin, 18. Sheriff, McBride, 142, Tompkins, 5, Clarke, 19. Clerk, Plunkett, 83, Bigelow, 35, White, 50. ‘Treasurer, Spencer, 79, Allan, 40, Payne, 40. Recorder, George, 98, Carson, 20, Rogers, 40. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 105, Power, 19, Potter, 43. District Attorney, Gaylord, 90, Long, 28, Caldwell, 47. Blue Tent. Assembly, O, P. Stidger, 5; W. C, Richmond +5; 8. M. Harris, 5. Henry Atwater, 20; W. D. Woods, 20; Seth Martin, 27. S. L. Blackwell, 8; Geo. W. Giffen, 8; Thos. P. ees 4 Sheriff, ?. S. Me where Mg‘tt, 3; E. W. Bintlow, ‘a1; em » » ‘White, vf son, 16; J. J. Rogers, 8. ‘Treasurer, . W. K. Spencer, 10; G. G. Allan, 17: J. N. Payne, 8. Assessor, PF. 3: Belden, 5; John McBean, 15; Daniel Gollins,'7. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord, 7; W. D. Long, 19; John I. Caldwell, 11. County Surveyor, G. F. Deetken, 6; Feawick W. Miller, 21; Palmer Smith, 11. School Saperiatendent,.E, M. Preston, 7; F. Power, 20; M.#B. B. Potter, riott, 6;-Alexander Sims, 21; Chas. Kitts, 5. > Eureka. Sheriff, McBride, 23, Tompkins, 36, Clarke, 40. Clerk, Plurkett, 25, Bigelow, 13, White, 62. ~ Recorder, George, 27, Carson, 18, Rogers, 54. } Treasurer, Spencer, 33, Allan,. 20, Payne,.47. Assessor, Belden, 24, McBean, 18, Collins, 58. District Attorney, Gaylord, 22, Long, 42, Caldwell, 35. Surveyor, Deetken, 17, Millet, 17, Smith, 66. Superintendent, Preston, 34,° Power, 15, Potter, 51. Administrator, Marriot, 25, Sims, 19, Kitts. 56, Levx, the alleged defaulting State Treasurer of New York, was artested in Philadelphia on Sunday by the Mayor and city officers of Trenton. By a collision of the express with an excursion train on Saturday, on the Midland road near Keldrick, England, five persons were oe 99, Caldwell 32. Surveyor, Deotkin 6, Miller 52, Smith 75. Supt. Schools, Preston 44, Power 40, Potter 49, Public Adminiétcater, Marriott 7, Sims 54, Kitts 73. Relief Hill. — Clarke 8: ‘Sheriff, McBride 16, Tompkins 12; —Sh iff; MoBride-9, ‘ing \ Sheriff, McBride 4, Tompkins 29) people 17% per 1,000, and of the *lin Florence, Italy, where it was reSchool Superintendent, Preston 4, 5 ___ {most genuine romance. Public Administrator, Marriott 3; ' Dratus.—The ‘sana tepert of the Health Officer of San Francisco» says that there were 4,163 deaths in that city dering the last. fiseal “year, of which 418 were Chinese. . The population is estimated ‘at 230,000, including 19, 000 Chipese. The rate of mortality among thé main bedy of Chinese, 2334 As many invalids from the country visit San Francisco and there die, the death rate is greatly. augmented over what it would be éf permenent residents. The average death rate in American’ large cities is 22, being largest in New York where if: is 274%, and. St. Louis the lowest, 1444. In the cities of Great Britain, the average for 1874 was 2514, andon the. Continent 3134 in each 1,000, The rate in London is-2214,and in Liverpool 32,and Glasgow 31. The highest rate was ported at 3%. The healthfalness of San Franéisco compares well with other parts of the world.’ St. Louis shows first, for, which it has long been noted, being built upon a high ground, and its front Avashed by a swiftly flowing river. > —— Tut Mactc.or Memory.—Ofall artists, ancient or modern, commend me to memory. Itis there we find the most careful eclecticism, the We call . memory faithful, but that is the very -thing that it is not, and that perhaps we wishitto be. How does it not with gelden pencil touch and reteuch mati whose sweetheart died and who, in his. griéf, spends most ‘of his time day an grave. . cholly. and re in Autauma, bu well for the young . lady that she died. A husband of the éaliber of her-intended ene would not *have been worth shucks at putting up a. gtove or getting kindling.Sram, (Virginia) has a: young ately, jight’ at her “The accoun antic as. af day if is perhaps just as >.> 'Tue Oregon people have made great preparations for the reception . of Sheridan. MILITARY NOTICE! ——— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, YOU. ARE. HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, VWF IN FULL ‘UNIFORM, .» On Vhursday Sept. 9th, 1875, At 146 o’clocx, P. M., for Annual Muster and Target Practice. Don’t forget the Monthly Meeting Monday night, Sept. 6th, vag & arrangements for the shooting will ‘be. made The Company will march promptly at 2 o’clock, and ali net-in the ranks will be cor widered as absentees. No. excuses receivéd except sickness or: absence from town. By order, J.A-RAPP, Capt. Commanding. WF. Evens, 0. 8. paciieats conic: THE ARTIST, R. A. DESMOND, 18 as=melan@ Ree CAN TRA coul pres: as th has , jorit the ¢ Gove Dem ed, a Clarl majo Rept thou, him ; EERE =) 2-5 9 "Treas is ele ‘ity. electe Smit! Surye M, P. Super hand: may « writix tell w ean ti in las betwe inees Clarke 15. Clerk, Plunkett» 14, — 3 White 11. Assessor, Beiden 13, McBean 1, Collins 14. Recorder, George 15, Cuan 6, Rogers 7. ‘Treasurer, Spencer 15, “Allan 2, Payne 11. 109, . . Recorder, Wm. Georgo,-4; Geo. Car. , 8. . Payne 16. 1 Public Administrator, James MarClerk, Plunkett 6, Bigelow. 15, White 15. Recerder, George 8, Carson 13, Rogers 15, Teeasurer, Spencer 5, “Allan 18, “Payne 13. Assessor, Belden 8, Matisse 17; Collins 10. District Attorney, Gaylord 3, Long 27, Caldwell 6. Surveyor, Deetken 3, Miller 15; Smith 18, ; School Superintendent, Preston 7, Power 19, Potter 10. Public Administrator, Marriott 6, Sims 15, Kitts 14, North Blvoomfieid. Sheriff, McBride, 27, 26, Clarke, 35. Clerk, Piuukett;22, Bigelow, 27,, White, 39 Recorder, George,-11, Carson, 38, Rogers, 39. Treasurer, Spencer, 15, Allan, 42, Payne, 30. Assessor, Belden, 9, McBapu, 37, Collins, 42. District Attorney, ‘Gaylord, 13, Long, 45, Caldwell, 30. Surveyor, Deetken, 11, Miller, 28, Smith, 48. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 27, Power, 36, Potter, 25, Administrator; Marriot, 28, Sims, 30, Kitts, 29. Tompkins, -Forest Springs. . Sheriff, McBride, 14, Tompkins 6, Clarke 19. ' Clerk, Plunkett 18, Bigelow 4, White 17, Recorder, Gerge Rogers 13. Treasurer, Spencer 16, Allan 7, 19, Carson 7, Assessor, Belden: 1b, McBean 4, Collins 20. District Attorney, Gaylord 18, Long 6, Caldwell 15. School Superintendent, Preston 15, Power 10, Potter 14. Little York. Sheriff, McBride 7, ‘Compkins 6, Clarke 24. ° . Clerk, Plunkett. 6, Bigelow 6, White 27, ' Recorder, George, 8, Carson 8, Rogers 20, . i Treasurer, Spencer 14, Allan 8, Payne 14, Assessor, Belden 5, McBean 11, Collins 21, District Attorney, Long 1, Caldwell 11. Surveyor, Deetken 6, Miller 8, Smith 22. School Superintendent, Preston 7, Sower'22, Potter 8. _ Administrator, Marriott 7, ‘Sins 7, Gox, Ep. A. ae suspend. : ed merchant of Syracuse, has. ae Gaylord 25, McBean, 8,, Collins, 26. «. fir or spruce, which grows ‘to a limDigtrict Attorney, Gaylord 14, W. D. Long 3, Caldwell 11. Surveyor, Deetken 14, Miller 3, Smith 11, School Superintendent, 15, Power 4, Potter 8. ~ Administrator, Marriott 14, Sims 3, Kttts 11. Preston Cherokee. j Sheriff, frepriae, 31, Tompkins, 4, Clarke, 5. Clerk, Plunkett, 9, Bigelow, 12, White 19. Recorder, George, 15, Carson, 8, Rogers, 16. Treasurer, Spencer, 9, Allan, 14, Payne, 17. Assessor, District Attorney, Gaylord, 10, Long, 17, Caldweil, 12. Surveyor, Deetken, 8 Miller, 6, Smith, 26. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 23, Power, 8, Potter, 9. Administrator,Marriot, 7, Sims, 13, Kitts, 19. Indian Springs. Sheriff, Clarke 35, McBride 26, Tompkins 9. Clerk, White 36, Plunkett 29, Recorder; George, 29, Rogers 26, Carson 15. Treasurer, Spencer 39, Payne 23, Allen 7. District Attorney, Gaylord 28, Long 7. Supt. Schools, Preston 46, Potter 14, Power 9. Caldwell 35, Nove Furnitrore.—The Sutter Creek Ensign of August 27th gives an account of some singular weod, which can be worked into beautiful furniture: There is a species of red ited extent in the mountains some twenty miles from here, and indeed is found in many parts of the coast, though never in great ‘abundance. The trees are frequently of considerable size often cutting planks over two feet in width. This wood is comparatively unused inthe manufacture of farniture, its value im that direction being at present unknown. A. E. Callaway, a short time ago made a washstand ef the wood, and sent it to San Francisco, where its beautiful grain and high polish attracted immediate attention, and it sold readily. fae ‘$25. now tanking Se poles of. drewers of seating a haydsome appearance when parlor furnitare of this wood would . getti réalize something like $1,000 in New York or San Francisco. It will never be available for cheap furniture, owing to its hard character, render-} ing it extremely difficult to work. '. Jwo. Conntxe, Assistant General . ger Superintendent of the Centzl Pacifie Railroad Company, who has been gp a trip to Europe, has returned. ‘ perfect statute. ute. has prepared a golden niche, the ob+. ject of our perennial, and as we fancy, faithfu, worship. “. true is this if the life has been vol. untarily deprived ef movement, noveae = ‘J elty, and change. Belden, 6,}and in 1868 was employed by that . Callaway is . ‘tes nicely’ reat Guiforaiy curved, pre-. polished, It is thought that a set of . cveing his prey severe the picture of our past lives? It now draws out this detail and ‘now suppresses that, now throws one fact into the background, ahd now _ magnifies another. Out of the harsh daguerreotype of a past reality it can not only-make a lovely and picturesque sketch, but the sketch becomes an. altro relieve, and at last the figure in relief developsinte tbe ‘And for. this: stat* And for this statute, affection Peculiarly “There is no standard of reality by which to try impressions, and gradually those which we ascribe to memory become in reality the new creations by which the hollow heart has tried to fill its vacant place.—Kinglake. << ‘Tur Rev. A. N. Experiden, a native of Bulgaria, has been visiting. Wheeling, West Virginia. The Intelligencer, of that place, says that he was for some time a slave of the Turks; was redeemed, with his family, by the Russian Government, at a eost of $37,000, and educated at St. Petersburg, Constantinople, Oxford and Paris, He speaks fiuently thirteen languages. In 1866 he became a priest of the Greek church, Church to muke a tour of the earth, in order to write a history of mankind;'and upon this work. he is now engaged. Wearaton & Briss have an iron boat. in course of. construction in Marysville, California, to be plaeed} upon Lake Tahoe. ninety feet-long, and will have an engine powerful enoagh to run her twenty miles an hour. Sbeisto be fitted up expressly for the accemmodation of the'traveling public. te Capt. Barney Hull, proprietor of the Shermau House, Boston, died on Saturday He leaves an estate valued at $310, 000. Tur Rev, H Ww. Reed, jan long time pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church of Sacramento, has resigned and preached his farewell sermon. Tae Anieri¢an Counsul at Tripeli, with “his wife, has taken refuge at Malta. A Man wHo Bore no Manice. — Bill Tough exceeded his privileges as'an American citizen the other night, and he was ed before the bar of offended justice ch with lying drunxand asleep in the bons streets to the almost irreparable age of the dignity ot the commonsir, guilty, ”* answered Billy T Ps omg ‘and twirling his hat. os . * Now, see here, Tou 5 ”* said ‘the Court,. . ** you’ve been here too athena. Nagy 8 no A on 4 =< your ae this way and laying aro disgrac: i ee and obstructing trawl Tl I’ll let you off easy this time at $20 or ten days. a Se ee aoe Pll give you something to remem‘Much obliged,” gratefully responded the prisoner, nbdding to the clirk, who pore ey ine Whes ul Roa en . To Pear es on and the vena he became even more AS returned from San Francisco, with all the ; NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments ‘and Accessories, Prepared to make PICTURES SUPERIOR . Even to those made by him heretofore. Call at the RUDOLPH* PHO'FOGRAPH GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. augt5-Im ~~ HAIR WORK! HAIR WORK! ee MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on Commercial Street, Oppesits Pot. ter & Sigourney’s, p ‘ Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR In all its branches, such as manufacturi CURLS, SWITCHES, ‘ PUFF FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, Ete., Ete., OoFr AL SHADES AND COLORS. She is also prepared to do all kinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Nutice, --& share of patronage is-solicited. Oall and see specimens of Sgr Work. E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 13, prs. “COLD She is to be] ’ SPARKLING SODA WATER, AT PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. os The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods,and . Standard Perfumes. all hours, day or night. “—. M PRESTOX, Paveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. CARD, pt: ESIKE through your columns, to. Bhagormacat td friends in Neva-ec I will not accept oe a ent of Deputy Assessor ‘ohn McBean, aeiilied he be elected et the general election on W: SON. August 28th, 1815, © lb FOR _SALE, ‘A, STE HORSE TEAM and tro wagons cover, mitted suicide, eee ‘si : stare oe “chains ; oe complete 1or of work on me in en 8 ee 2 ssc ogi buggy, — out an’ take rumfin.” two « Eh?” said-the court. : Will sell 2 whole or sto Come an’ take a drink.” __ Fquire of @0. PE OM Se gerernntt™ Nevads, ‘Aug. 29, 1875, f Prescriptions earefully compounded atTo-da other they ; The of this officer Go irwin Lier Pache Seer Roush Stat 316, M State Baehr _ Atto Cleif 3: * Surv Twitch Cler} Morrill Mem Tuttle . Asser mond 2 Woods 295, Gi Sheri 438, Cli Clerk White "Preas Payne ‘ Reco Asses Collins Distri Long 2: Scho 355, Poy Surve Smith 3 Public Sims 29: Coron Const: Const $30, No Yester Yel horse dashing 16% ge eman’s § the bugg set the b er side of keep its « ning on ‘tance, . the horse te Broad a large \ buggy int total wre with little belonged A dispa icle, datec are bids f. no sellers Tar As York is di _ gold in Se i » first, thir . and one-h “fourth Thy

independent -in their voting. In -gteod as follows,-for the head of the __+gtood in this city at 10.0’ clock yes-J ~ terday morning: he Daily Transcript ‘} NEVADA CITY, CAL. x ene — sion paremrene ~~ Friday, Soot “8, 1875. whe Election. The ‘élection on Wedzesday was ‘the most singnlar of any that has ‘ever taken place in this State. The “people seemed to have been really. ‘this precinct, which is a fair sample ofall we have heard from, there was ‘gearcely a dozen straight votes. Up ‘to 9 o'clock yesterday morning, the ‘Board had counted 462 votes, which ttieket:. Bidwell, 183; Irwin, 144; Phelps; 195. Congressman: Page, 174; "Puttie, 167; Baie bts 196, itorhey was Gaylard, 225. ate, 16; ‘Caldwell, 10. At Grass Valley, at 8 <o’clock yesterday morning, Clarke was ahead of ‘Tompkins for Sheriff 63 votes. ‘The following is the way the vote For Governor, Phelps 151, Irwie 173, Bidwell 195. For Sheriff, Tompkins 275, Clarke 137, McBride 110. For Clerk, Zlonke 200, White “146, Bigelow 172; For Recorder, George 183, Rogers 164, Carson 175. For Treasurer, Spencer 171, Allan sernor in this eounty, by precincts, ‘Alameda 916 Butte 41 326. — ‘Calaveras 74 Te SB Contra Costa 66 101 is: . El Dorado 211 326° 190 Monterey 11° 153 60 Shes Angeles 4&0 413 179Marin 96 93 71 -Mendocino 10 218 84 Placer 120 130 40 Plamas 84 62 41 Pan aneen 378 ~ 261 92 * etver ene NE aad ort ste ! ¥or District Attorney, Gaylord ‘233, Caldwell 148; Long, 138. For Assessor, Belden 155; Mc“Bean 181, Collins 185. For Surveyor, Deetkin 135, Smith 7185, Miller 208. For Schowl Superintendent, Powver 209, Preston 224, Potter 90. The Vote for Governor, The following is the vote for Govvas far as. heard from: ae Governor. ay 91-8 WRECINCTS. Rleal & 5 Bl 4 ts ‘ t m BES, EN eee 000 . 000:'} 000 Blue Tent..... 5 & . * 20 ‘Grass Valley.... . 000 . 000 . 000 ‘Forest Springs... 18 . 17 4 Buena Vista.... 14] °11 3 Huteka ... See Ge. ee ee ay Moore’s Flat.... 7. 74) 51 “Ossaville ...-.-. 0 0 0 ‘North Bloomfield.{ 9. 44] 35 -Lake City... eee 2) 12 9 Relief Bill. 2.0008. S$) 140-79 ‘ Golumbia Hill... 00} 00}, 00 “OORELUIBIO « sisinas oe ae 00} 00} 00 Washington.... . 5 . 364 31 Omega.. soo S eis 8. 75. 84 Rough and Ready.. 00) 00) 00 pera Springs... . 24. 36] 10 Anthony aaa ee {. 00) 007) 00 Mooney Flat ... . 00) 00} 09 ‘Oherokee.... as Oo} 321: 79 San Juan... + +++: . 000.) 000 ; 000 \ ‘Sweetland..... . 00] 00) 00 ' ,Birohville .i...Tit 11 8 French Corral... . 12] 31) 19 "Trmokee 5 .... 5.2 {000 1000 . 000 You Betis. ss Bare 7{ 241° 29 Dittle York. .. 43 6) 0O. 12 Lowell Hill... -c-} 00} 00.) Oo Hunt's Hill..-.. . 2 8111 ‘By Telegraph. Q The following dispatch was reeeived by us yesterday at 10 o'clock, a, M, ‘It gives an idea ef how each wt the candidates for Governor were ranning up to that time. It will be een that Bidwell is, as we sib ‘the third in the race: . Phelps Irwin Bidwell 965 367 Vote eux ¢ Governer. bat 3 ‘The follewing dispatch was reeeived from San Francisco at one e’dlock yesterday. The vote as far ag heard from up to this time is as follows: Governor, Irwin, 7,850; Puielps, 6,500; Bidwell, 3,716. Congressman 2nd District, Page, 1795; Larkin, 1514; Tuttle, 627. Thisis abont as indefinite as any“thing can be,-bat we pablish it as “we réceived it. tee pe = Bras while pumping : y, fell jinto the trough, i acai while in a fit, and petites the bed of the Valléy-precinct at iyo "elock+510 ‘afternoon, as far as sta stoed. 1174, Tompkins 346, Plunkett 257, ton 291, Potter 105, Power 274, MarWO Payne 0, . Pattle, 39, Assembly, Atwater, 44; n29; White, 40. ‘. Smith, 40. Superintendent Schools, +Power, 31; Preston, 44; Potter, 33. ELECTION RETURNS. : Grass Valley. The following is the vote at Grags votes counted: Irwin. 257, Phelp s 186, Bidwell 238. Stidger 183, Richmond 191, Harris 223, Atwater 70, Woods 108, Marriott BOE “Groves 77. ahs Nevada City. ’ The vote at. 3 o'clock, yesterday as follows: 239, Bujdger: 191, Riebmond 205, Harris 200, Blackwell 213, Giffen} 215, Blue 213, Atwater. 260,° Woods 230, Martin 235.McBride 146, Clarke White 188, Bigelow 221, George 228, Rogers 209,Carson 218, Spencer 223. riott 203, Kitts 241, sims 230, Johnson 206, Groves 329. aes Rough & weady. Congressman, Page, 29; Larkin,41; Long 95, Caldwell 24. ; Surveyor, Deetken s Miller 28, Smith 25.. . Supt. of Schools, Petsiok 8, Power 29, Potter 23. Public Administrator, Marriott 7, Sims 29, Kitts 24. Coroner, Groves 33, Johnson 23. Rogers 71. You Bet. * . Assessor, Belden 6, McBean Collins.25. yDistrict Attorney, Moore’s Flat. Treasurer, Payne 92. Collins-78, Governot; Phelps 7, Bidwell 29, Irwin 24. — . AMengressman, Page 14, ee, Barkin 23.05 Assemblymen, Stiager 6, Richmond 6, Harris 5. 58. Blackwell 239, Giffen 224 Bluey Woods. 26, Martin 20. Blue 40, Blackwell 24. Sheriff, McBride 3, Tompkins.80, ree Atwater 28, Giffen 23, Martin 48. Clarke 285, McBride 131, . Clarke 27. Tompkins 94. White 238, Plunkett} Clerk, Plunkett 6, Bigelow 30, 219, Bigelow 55, Rogers 177, Spen. White 24. cer 290, Allan 43, Collins 304, Bel-. Recorder, George 8, Carson 28, den 152, McBean 59. Caldwell 216, Rogers 24, Gaylord 216, Long 81. Potter 177, Treasurer, Spencer ei ‘Allan 32; Preston 244, Power 96, °-Kitts 251, Payne 21. Gaylord 11, _Sheriff, McBride 4, Tompkins: 60, Bpencer 7; “Allan 35, Assessor, Belden 7; McBean 49, District Attorney, Gaylord 4, Long Washington, Clarke 38. Clerk;*Plunkett 6, meeey 80, “. White 49, Recorder, George. 13, Garson 17, Rogers 33. Treasurer, Spencer 17, Allan 26, Payne #4, Assessor, Belden 6, McBean 21, Collins 40. District, Attorney, Long 27, Caldwell 33. Surveyor, Deetken 2, Miller 27, Smith 41. : School ‘Superintendent, Preston 7, Power 40, Potter 25. Gaylord 12, 28, Public Administrator, Marriott 5 5, Sims 31, Kitts 36. Lake City. Sheriff, MoBride, 6, Tompkins 9, Clarke 8, Clerk, Plunkett 3; Bigelow. es PWhite.14. ! Recorder, George’ 4, -Carson. 8, Rogers 12. Treasurer, i arg 3, Allan 13, Payne 8. . Assessor, Belden 3, McBean 8, Collins 13. ‘Payne 186, Allan 256, Belden 199,. Clarke 66. District Attorney, Gaylord 1, Long Collins 237, McBean 226. Gaylord. Glerk, Plunkett 7, Bigelow 52, 22, Caldwell 1. 305, Caldwell, 200, Long 189, Deet-. White 75, Surveyor,. Deetken 3, Miller 6, kin 184, Smith 224, Miller 270, Pres-. Recorder; George 24, Corson 33, . Smith 15. Be Power 12. Sims 9, Buena Vista.’ Woods, 47; Martin, 41; Stidger, 275 Richmond, 27; Harris.26, Blackwell, 88; Giffen, 38; Blue,*33. Sheriff, Tompkins, 40; McBride, 33; Clarke, 36. Clerk, Bigelow, 39; Piunkett, Recorder, Carson, 40: George, 28; Rogers, 35. Treasures, Allan, 42; Spencer, 32; Payne, 34. Assessor, McBean, 35; Belden, 28; Collins, 44. Didtrict Attorney, Long, 37;'Gaylord, 31; Caldwell, 37. Surveyor, Miller, 44; Deetken, 23: Administrator, Sims,43; Marriot, 25; Kitts, 40. Coroner, Groves, 45; Johnson, 40. E, L. Melbourne was elected Constable. North San Juan. Assembly, O. P.Stidger, Richmond, 80, Harris, 84, Blackwell, 48, Giffen, 45, Blue, 41, Atwater, 38,Woods, 31, Martin, 18. Sheriff, McBride, 142, Tompkins, 5, Clarke, 19. Clerk, Plunkett, 83, Bigelow, 35, White, 50. ‘Treasurer, Spencer, 79, Allan, 40, Payne, 40. Recorder, George, 98, Carson, 20, Rogers, 40. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 105, Power, 19, Potter, 43. District Attorney, Gaylord, 90, Long, 28, Caldwell, 47. Blue Tent. Assembly, O, P. Stidger, 5; W. C, Richmond +5; 8. M. Harris, 5. Henry Atwater, 20; W. D. Woods, 20; Seth Martin, 27. S. L. Blackwell, 8; Geo. W. Giffen, 8; Thos. P. ees 4 Sheriff, ?. S. Me where Mg‘tt, 3; E. W. Bintlow, ‘a1; em » » ‘White, vf son, 16; J. J. Rogers, 8. ‘Treasurer, . W. K. Spencer, 10; G. G. Allan, 17: J. N. Payne, 8. Assessor, PF. 3: Belden, 5; John McBean, 15; Daniel Gollins,'7. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord, 7; W. D. Long, 19; John I. Caldwell, 11. County Surveyor, G. F. Deetken, 6; Feawick W. Miller, 21; Palmer Smith, 11. School Saperiatendent,.E, M. Preston, 7; F. Power, 20; M.#B. B. Potter, riott, 6;-Alexander Sims, 21; Chas. Kitts, 5. > Eureka. Sheriff, McBride, 23, Tompkins, 36, Clarke, 40. Clerk, Plurkett, 25, Bigelow, 13, White, 62. ~ Recorder, George, 27, Carson, 18, Rogers, 54. } Treasurer, Spencer, 33, Allan,. 20, Payne,.47. Assessor, Belden, 24, McBean, 18, Collins, 58. District Attorney, Gaylord, 22, Long, 42, Caldwell, 35. Surveyor, Deetken, 17, Millet, 17, Smith, 66. Superintendent, Preston, 34,° Power, 15, Potter, 51. Administrator, Marriot, 25, Sims, 19, Kitts. 56, Levx, the alleged defaulting State Treasurer of New York, was artested in Philadelphia on Sunday by the Mayor and city officers of Trenton. By a collision of the express with an excursion train on Saturday, on the Midland road near Keldrick, England, five persons were oe 99, Caldwell 32. Surveyor, Deotkin 6, Miller 52, Smith 75. Supt. Schools, Preston 44, Power 40, Potter 49, Public Adminiétcater, Marriott 7, Sims 54, Kitts 73. Relief Hill. — Clarke 8: ‘Sheriff, McBride 16, Tompkins 12; —Sh iff; MoBride-9, ‘ing \ Sheriff, McBride 4, Tompkins 29) people 17% per 1,000, and of the *lin Florence, Italy, where it was reSchool Superintendent, Preston 4, 5 ___ {most genuine romance. Public Administrator, Marriott 3; ' Dratus.—The ‘sana tepert of the Health Officer of San Francisco» says that there were 4,163 deaths in that city dering the last. fiseal “year, of which 418 were Chinese. . The population is estimated ‘at 230,000, including 19, 000 Chipese. The rate of mortality among thé main bedy of Chinese, 2334 As many invalids from the country visit San Francisco and there die, the death rate is greatly. augmented over what it would be éf permenent residents. The average death rate in American’ large cities is 22, being largest in New York where if: is 274%, and. St. Louis the lowest, 1444. In the cities of Great Britain, the average for 1874 was 2514, andon the. Continent 3134 in each 1,000, The rate in London is-2214,and in Liverpool 32,and Glasgow 31. The highest rate was ported at 3%. The healthfalness of San Franéisco compares well with other parts of the world.’ St. Louis shows first, for, which it has long been noted, being built upon a high ground, and its front Avashed by a swiftly flowing river. > —— Tut Mactc.or Memory.—Ofall artists, ancient or modern, commend me to memory. Itis there we find the most careful eclecticism, the We call . memory faithful, but that is the very -thing that it is not, and that perhaps we wishitto be. How does it not with gelden pencil touch and reteuch mati whose sweetheart died and who, in his. griéf, spends most ‘of his time day an grave. . cholly. and re in Autauma, bu well for the young . lady that she died. A husband of the éaliber of her-intended ene would not *have been worth shucks at putting up a. gtove or getting kindling.Sram, (Virginia) has a: young ately, jight’ at her “The accoun antic as. af day if is perhaps just as >.> 'Tue Oregon people have made great preparations for the reception . of Sheridan. MILITARY NOTICE! ——— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, YOU. ARE. HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, VWF IN FULL ‘UNIFORM, .» On Vhursday Sept. 9th, 1875, At 146 o’clocx, P. M., for Annual Muster and Target Practice. Don’t forget the Monthly Meeting Monday night, Sept. 6th, vag & arrangements for the shooting will ‘be. made The Company will march promptly at 2 o’clock, and ali net-in the ranks will be cor widered as absentees. No. excuses receivéd except sickness or: absence from town. By order, J.A-RAPP, Capt. Commanding. WF. Evens, 0. 8. paciieats conic: THE ARTIST, R. A. DESMOND, 18 as=melan@ Ree CAN TRA coul pres: as th has , jorit

the ¢ Gove Dem ed, a Clarl majo Rept thou, him ; EERE =) 2-5 9 "Treas is ele ‘ity. electe Smit! Surye M, P. Super hand: may « writix tell w ean ti in las betwe inees Clarke 15. Clerk, Plunkett» 14, — 3 White 11. Assessor, Beiden 13, McBean 1, Collins 14. Recorder, George 15, Cuan 6, Rogers 7. ‘Treasurer, Spencer 15, “Allan 2, Payne 11. 109, . . Recorder, Wm. Georgo,-4; Geo. Car. , 8. . Payne 16. 1 Public Administrator, James MarClerk, Plunkett 6, Bigelow. 15, White 15. Recerder, George 8, Carson 13, Rogers 15, Teeasurer, Spencer 5, “Allan 18, “Payne 13. Assessor, Belden 8, Matisse 17; Collins 10. District Attorney, Gaylord 3, Long 27, Caldwell 6. Surveyor, Deetken 3, Miller 15; Smith 18, ; School Superintendent, Preston 7, Power 19, Potter 10. Public Administrator, Marriott 6, Sims 15, Kitts 14, North Blvoomfieid. Sheriff, McBride, 27, 26, Clarke, 35. Clerk, Piuukett;22, Bigelow, 27,, White, 39 Recorder, George,-11, Carson, 38, Rogers, 39. Treasurer, Spencer, 15, Allan, 42, Payne, 30. Assessor, Belden, 9, McBapu, 37, Collins, 42. District Attorney, ‘Gaylord, 13, Long, 45, Caldwell, 30. Surveyor, Deetken, 11, Miller, 28, Smith, 48. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 27, Power, 36, Potter, 25, Administrator; Marriot, 28, Sims, 30, Kitts, 29. Tompkins, -Forest Springs. . Sheriff, McBride, 14, Tompkins 6, Clarke 19. ' Clerk, Plunkett 18, Bigelow 4, White 17, Recorder, Gerge Rogers 13. Treasurer, Spencer 16, Allan 7, 19, Carson 7, Assessor, Belden: 1b, McBean 4, Collins 20. District Attorney, Gaylord 18, Long 6, Caldwell 15. School Superintendent, Preston 15, Power 10, Potter 14. Little York. Sheriff, McBride 7, ‘Compkins 6, Clarke 24. ° . Clerk, Plunkett. 6, Bigelow 6, White 27, ' Recorder, George, 8, Carson 8, Rogers 20, . i Treasurer, Spencer 14, Allan 8, Payne 14, Assessor, Belden 5, McBean 11, Collins 21, District Attorney, Long 1, Caldwell 11. Surveyor, Deetken 6, Miller 8, Smith 22. School Superintendent, Preston 7, Sower'22, Potter 8. _ Administrator, Marriott 7, ‘Sins 7, Gox, Ep. A. ae suspend. : ed merchant of Syracuse, has. ae Gaylord 25, McBean, 8,, Collins, 26. «. fir or spruce, which grows ‘to a limDigtrict Attorney, Gaylord 14, W. D. Long 3, Caldwell 11. Surveyor, Deetken 14, Miller 3, Smith 11, School Superintendent, 15, Power 4, Potter 8. ~ Administrator, Marriott 14, Sims 3, Kttts 11. Preston Cherokee. j Sheriff, frepriae, 31, Tompkins, 4, Clarke, 5. Clerk, Plunkett, 9, Bigelow, 12, White 19. Recorder, George, 15, Carson, 8, Rogers, 16. Treasurer, Spencer, 9, Allan, 14, Payne, 17. Assessor, District Attorney, Gaylord, 10, Long, 17, Caldweil, 12. Surveyor, Deetken, 8 Miller, 6, Smith, 26. Superintendent Schools, Preston, 23, Power, 8, Potter, 9.. Administrator,Marriot, 7, Sims, 13, Kitts, 19. Indian Springs. Sheriff, Clarke 35, McBride 26, Tompkins 9. Clerk, White 36, Plunkett 29, Recorder; George, 29, Rogers 26, Carson 15. Treasurer, Spencer 39, Payne 23, Allen 7. District Attorney, Gaylord 28, Long 7. Supt. Schools, Preston 46, Potter 14, Power 9. Caldwell 35, Nove Furnitrore.—The Sutter Creek Ensign of August 27th gives an account of some singular weod, which can be worked into beautiful furniture: There is a species of red ited extent in the mountains some twenty miles from here, and indeed is found in many parts of the coast, though never in great ‘abundance. The trees are frequently of considerable size often cutting planks over two feet in width. This wood is comparatively unused inthe manufacture of farniture, its value im that direction being at present unknown. A. E. Callaway, a short time ago made a washstand ef the wood, and sent it to San Francisco, where its beautiful grain and high polish attracted immediate attention, and it sold readily. fae ‘$25. now tanking Se poles of. drewers of seating a haydsome appearance when parlor furnitare of this wood would . getti réalize something like $1,000 in New York or San Francisco. It will never be available for cheap furniture, owing to its hard character, render-} ing it extremely difficult to work. '. Jwo. Conntxe, Assistant General . ger Superintendent of the Centzl Pacifie Railroad Company, who has been gp a trip to Europe, has returned. ‘ perfect statute. ute. has prepared a golden niche, the ob+. ject of our perennial, and as we fancy, faithfu, worship. “. true is this if the life has been vol. untarily deprived ef movement, noveae = ‘J elty, and change. Belden, 6,}and in 1868 was employed by that . Callaway is . ‘tes nicely’ reat Guiforaiy curved, pre-. polished, It is thought that a set of . cveing his prey severe the picture of our past lives? It now draws out this detail and ‘now suppresses that, now throws one fact into the background, ahd now _ magnifies another. Out of the harsh daguerreotype of a past reality it can not only-make a lovely and picturesque sketch, but the sketch becomes an. altro relieve, and at last the figure in relief developsinte tbe ‘And for. this: stat* And for this statute, affection Peculiarly “There is no standard of reality by which to try impressions, and gradually those which we ascribe to memory become in reality the new creations by which the hollow heart has tried to fill its vacant place.—Kinglake. << ‘Tur Rev. A. N. Experiden, a native of Bulgaria, has been visiting. Wheeling, West Virginia. The Intelligencer, of that place, says that he was for some time a slave of the Turks; was redeemed, with his family, by the Russian Government, at a eost of $37,000, and educated at St. Petersburg, Constantinople, Oxford and Paris, He speaks fiuently thirteen languages. In 1866 he became a priest of the Greek church, Church to muke a tour of the earth, in order to write a history of mankind;'and upon this work. he is now engaged. Wearaton & Briss have an iron boat. in course of. construction in Marysville, California, to be plaeed} upon Lake Tahoe. ninety feet-long, and will have an engine powerful enoagh to run her twenty miles an hour. Sbeisto be fitted up expressly for the accemmodation of the'traveling public. te Capt. Barney Hull, proprietor of the Shermau House, Boston, died on Saturday He leaves an estate valued at $310, 000. Tur Rev, H Ww. Reed, jan long time pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church of Sacramento, has resigned and preached his farewell sermon. Tae Anieri¢an Counsul at Tripeli, with “his wife, has taken refuge at Malta. A Man wHo Bore no Manice. — Bill Tough exceeded his privileges as'an American citizen the other night, and he was ed before the bar of offended justice ch with lying drunxand asleep in the bons streets to the almost irreparable age of the dignity ot the commonsir, guilty, ”* answered Billy T Ps omg ‘and twirling his hat. os . * Now, see here, Tou 5 ”* said ‘the Court,. . ** you’ve been here too athena. Nagy 8 no A on 4 =< your ae this way and laying aro disgrac: i ee and obstructing trawl Tl I’ll let you off easy this time at $20 or ten days. a Se ee aoe Pll give you something to remem‘Much obliged,” gratefully responded the prisoner, nbdding to the clirk, who pore ey ine Whes ul Roa en . To Pear es on and the vena he became even more AS returned from San Francisco, with all the ; NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments ‘and Accessories, Prepared to make PICTURES SUPERIOR . Even to those made by him heretofore. Call at the RUDOLPH* PHO'FOGRAPH GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. augt5-Im ~~ HAIR WORK! HAIR WORK! ee MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on Commercial Street, Oppesits Pot. ter & Sigourney’s, p ‘ Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR In all its branches, such as manufacturi CURLS, SWITCHES, ‘ PUFF FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, Ete., Ete., OoFr AL SHADES AND COLORS. She is also prepared to do all kinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Nutice, --& share of patronage is-solicited. Oall and see specimens of Sgr Work. E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 13, prs. “COLD She is to be] ’ SPARKLING SODA WATER, AT PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. os The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods,and . Standard Perfumes. all hours, day or night. “—. M PRESTOX, Paveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. CARD, pt: ESIKE through your columns, to. Bhagormacat td friends in Neva-ec I will not accept oe a ent of Deputy Assessor ‘ohn McBean, aeiilied he be elected et the general election on W: SON. August 28th, 1815, © lb FOR _SALE, ‘A, STE HORSE TEAM and tro wagons cover, mitted suicide, eee ‘si : stare oe “chains ; oe complete 1or of work on me in en 8 ee 2 ssc ogi buggy, — out an’ take rumfin.” two « Eh?” said-the court. : Will sell 2 whole or sto Come an’ take a drink.” __ Fquire of @0. PE OM Se gerernntt™ Nevads, ‘Aug. 29, 1875, f Prescriptions earefully compounded atTo-da other they ; The of this officer Go irwin Lier Pache Seer Roush Stat 316, M State Baehr _ Atto Cleif 3: * Surv Twitch Cler} Morrill Mem Tuttle . Asser mond 2 Woods 295, Gi Sheri 438, Cli Clerk White "Preas Payne ‘ Reco Asses Collins Distri Long 2: Scho 355, Poy Surve Smith 3 Public Sims 29: Coron Const: Const $30, No Yester Yel horse dashing 16% ge eman’s § the bugg set the b er side of keep its « ning on ‘tance, . the horse te Broad a large \ buggy int total wre with little belonged A dispa icle, datec are bids f. no sellers Tar As York is di _ gold in Se i » first, thir . and one-h “fourth Thy