September 5, 1873 (4 pages)

oe Supervisors, McCoy 29. Seely 40. . Sanford 9, Mitchell'25. urer, Sanford 70, Mitchell 85. Dis,_ ceived by each candidate in nineteen _— torney, Searls 23. Supt. of Schools, . trict Attorney, Searls 87. ’Sapt. of "precincts, . "This does not include A gg ao nt beh Power 9, Henning 24, Surveyors] schools, Power 69, Henning 68. sp a9 : irs Senator, Williams 33, O’Connor ipl ’ 5 Grass Valley, Buena. Vista, Boea, Eddy 8, Merry 26. " Public AdminSuvvevor, Eddy 68,-Merry 67, -Puby : eo di : 40, Assemblymen, Atwater 34; . ; ; urveyor, 7 y Tinker’s, Carlisle, French Corral, istrator, Ott 8, Campbell 24. Coro“Bivehville, Relief Hill, Columbia Batch’ 32, Bart 31, Wheeler 31, PelGraven 10:Pene Be , . ene ee f Hae Northup 38, Giffen 36, Hill . 2° hati Brahh ase 88. Coroner, Groves 69, Pope 85. adh peal 42, Sheriff, Tompkins 52, Smith North Bloomfield Precinet.—} a ial Fearn will ee, 1347 20; Clerk, Pattison 37, Turner 3+. Senator, . Williams 64, O’Connor g a ‘i 33. O’C Otis ee. Recorder, George 22, Garthe 50. 77. Assemblymen, Atwater 68,Hatch . . sa hs de ested At ‘ 33. : inten Treasurer, Sanford: 33, Mitchell 30. . 58, burt 83, Wheeler 61, Pelham 73, ot as a. Wh ie 3. Pel Atwater.. Sneemees i.) % District Attorney, Searls 40. Supt. Northup — 81, Giffen 63, Hill 75. supe tess 34 ses 34, pid OS See nee ‘4++,1333, ". of Schools, Power'39, Henning 83. Sheriff, Tompkins 61, Smith 82.) 2°" . . oe Be a ye es BS 11 19 "Rae OER Fo cecsvocs oe Surveyor, Eddy 31; Merry 42, PubClerk, Pattison 78, Turner 64, Feate bs Hy = rig arr f ? pe Pie wat AAI Forks lic Administrator,Ott 32, Campbell . corder, George 49,Garthe 94. Treas64. , Oletk, . Pattison 3 G sad oe ‘Saas as ‘“"1146, . 41. Coroner, Groves 33, Pope 39, _. urer, Sanférd' 66, Mitchell 76, Dis-. Recorder, George 33, Garthe 34. eer Cente ese 941, “s we i : oe Treasurer, Sanford 33, Mitchell 34. Giffen oi< ¢6s Maret ae 1281. 7 trict Attorney, Searls 83. Supt. 1194 Hant’s Hill Precinct. —+-District Attorney, Searls 37. Supt. Billy dee Cee eeesecee 8 Bap: 4 oO 9 of Schools, Power 73, Henning . ’ SHERIFF ‘ enator, Williams 14, O’Connor 9. 90. Survevou addy ha; Merry 86.1% Schools, Power 31, Henning 34, Tompkins 1285 Assemblyman, AUWAUNT; HiatiTL, . oi a a tiniatentor, OW 68 Casha. Surveyor Eddy 8s, Metry 34.-~2 wo “i SRR i ae 260. Burt 10, Wheeler 11, Pelham * 10, , ". ini Smith so. kas ., 1260 ri Vheeler elhain ° 1 hell. 76.: Cononer,-Groies 67, Pape lic Administrator, Ott 33, Campbell a CLERK orthup 10, Giffen 10, Hill_10.) ° 34. Coroner, Groves 33, Pope 34.6 My, ere ie AALS. Sheriff, Tompkins 5, Smith 16.] ‘ Cao vs APIHGS . s oyae vc atce ese 1077. Clerk, Pattison 9, Turner 13. ReAnthony House Precinct. San Jaan Precinct. BRODER, corder, George 8, Garthe 14, Treas-. * Senator, Williams 18, O'Connor 5. Senator, Williams 102, O’Connor Garthe, SAME TENSE ® Bes eee . Urer, Sanford .16, Michel} 7. _ DisAssemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 12,. 65. Assemblymen, Atwater 102, goes! atch <*" [trict Attorney, Searls 12. Supt. of Burt 19, Wheeler 19, Pelham 5, Nor-. Hatch 103, Butt 99, Wheeler 105, scosulcieieet aaa gen Schools, Power 14, Henning. Sur-) thap 4, Giffen 4, Hill 6. Sheriff, . Pelham 63, Northup 63, Giffen 62, Tes: ,.. 100% veyor, Eddy 13,\Merry 11. Public) pompkins 13, Smith 9. Clerk, Pat-. Hill 68. Sheriff, Tompkins 99, pigrrycr ATTORNEY. { Administrator,; Ott 15, Campell 11.) 41.0n 18, Turner 5. Recorder, George . Smith 67. Olerk, Pattison 98, TurNiles Searls.. . 1251. . Coroner, Groves 1 18, i Pope It. 19, Garthe 5. Treasurer, Sanford 19,. ner 69, Recorder; George 91, GarSUPT, OF SCHOOLS. Blue Tent:Peocinet. _. Mitchell 4. District Attorney; Searls: the 76, ee : Sanford 99, Bower cccis0.s 41052001450, Senator, Williams 30, O’Connor 9. 5. Supt of Schools, Power 18, Hen-} Mitchell, 67. District Attorney, Henning ....1028 Assemblymen, Atwater 30, Hatch 30, . "18 4, Surveyor, Eddy 18, Merry . Searls 70, Supt. of Schools;-PowerSURVEYOR. erty "14. . Public Administrator, Ott 19,. 104, Henning 64. Surveyor,-Eddy, . in , Burt 30, Wheeler 30, Pelham 9, NorZ ing PERI gates thup 9, Giffen 9, Hill 9, Sheriff, Campbell 5. Coroner, Groves 19, . 103, Merry 64. Public AdministraMerry se csesesedes + «+1205, Tompking 29, Smith 10. Clerk,Pat. Pope + tor, Ott 103, Campbell, 64. Coro-everything that could be had in this’ * maorning’s paper. ; ~ "Total Vote of Nineteen’ Prestnets Ghe Daily Transeript : NEVADA CITY, CAL. i Election Returns. _We publish this morning all the. _ Sheriff, Tompkins 16. Smith election returns’we could obtain up 53. ae es : to the hour “of: going to press last . Clerk, Pattison 34, Turner, » 35. evening. We made several attempts es George “87. _ Garthe to get out an extra yesterday, but . 32. uae “the ‘returns came in so fast and e Treasurer, Sanford 42. Milehen —~ cco the-result-somuch, itwoutt }2e a have given the reader but a slight idea of the result, and we deemed it best not to publish one, but we give The following i is the total vote rePUBLIC ADMINISTEATOR. ‘ Ott. Seveeeiivitosses 1306, : Campbell .. 51+ s1149, . GORONER. GrOVOl aces o.see8 «614881; Pope. . inven anvwccre 1101> State Election, San Francisco, Sept. 3d. Total’ vote in the city is probably 97, 000; three precincts-to-hear from. It is generally conceded that the antimonopoly ticket is elected by a large majority. It is impossible to obtain returns to-night. The contest for Chief of Police is close. Both parties claim the election. Crowley is believed to be elected by 1,500 to 2,000. It will be noon to-morrow before .returns from the principal wards are made up. * In Downieville, Senators and Assemblymen favorable to Booth are elected. In Yuba county. the whole Republican ticket is elected without a doubt. In Solano county, the indications are that the Taxpayers Ticket is elected. Stockton returns come in slowly, and the impression is that the county will give a hand‘some anti-railroad majority. . The Sacramerto returns cannot be “obtained before to-morrow. ‘The Democratic party.is almost wholly ’ ignoréd. Republican majority of 500 or 600 conceded in the city, but the Taxpayers claim the county. Both parties are confident. Total eS iss in the city 4000. Forgiving. The Grass Valley Union in an article in yesterday's paper, forgives everybody for their various actions during the contest which’ has just ended. It forgives the Pransorrerand wearenow made happy. So faras the . ‘pitching into the Transoripr’’ we assure our cotetnporary that it did not trotible us in the least. We cou: ducted the ign as fair as it was possible so to do. We avoided all personal attacks, but presented the issues involved ina clear ‘and concise manner, and done ‘only what we believed to be our duty to the péople, but they.did not seem to appre. . ciate it, as they have defeated {nost “of out ae eis M. Is, Marsh, one of the Supervisors, yesterday qualified as Road Commissicaer for this ‘Supervisor District. ‘@Connee's Magesity, Judge O'Connor's majority at Greas Valeg ie 293, 33, 35; Burt 30; Wheeler 33; Pelham 48; Northup 30; atid ning 36. ELBOTEION ‘natunNs. indian Springs Precinct. Senator, Williams 36, O’Connor Assemblymen, Atwater 28; Hatch Giffen 35; Hill District Attorney, Searls 35. Supt. of Schools, Power 33. Hen} {o -. Schoolg, Power 21, Henning 25. Surb Cherokee.Precinct. Senator, Williams 21, O’Cénnor . 25. Assemblymen, Atwater 21, Hatch, 20, Burt 21, Wheeler 21, Pelham 25, Sheriff, Tompkins 23,-,Smith 23. ‘Clerk, Pattison 23,.Turner 23. Recorder, George 21, Garthe 24. Treas-urer,’ Sanford 12, Mitchell 34. District Attorney, Searls 25. Supt. of Public Administrator, Ott 12, Campbell 28, Coroner, Groves 21, Pope 25. — veyor, Eddy 21,, Merry 25. Lake City Precinct. ae Senator, Williams 7,O’Connor 27. Assemblymen, Atwater 11, Hatch 11, Burt 8, Wheeler 8, Petham 25, NorNorthup 26, Giffen 25, Hill 25. . thup 53, Giffen57, Hill68. Sheriff, , _ Burveyor, Eddy. 34. erry 35. . Power 34, Henning 5. Surveyor, Pablice eae, Ott 34,. Tompkins 7, Smith 27. Clerk, Pat. Campbell 35. tison 12, Turner: 22. Recorder, Coroner, Groves 37. Pepe, 27. George 11, Garthe 23. 'Preasurer, tison 37, Turner 2. Recorder, George 29, Garthe 10. ‘Treasurer, Sanford’ 30,-Mitchell 6. . District Attorney,Searls 9. Supt. of Schools, ‘Eddy 23, Merry 16. Public Administrator, Ott 29, Campbell 10. Coroner; Groves 30, Pope 9.Rough and Ready Precinct. Senator, < Williams 60, O’Connor, . 45, Assemblymen, Atwater 61, Hatch 55, Burt 42, Wheeler 41, Pelham 49, Northup 41, Giffen. 39, Hill 46. Sheriff, “Tompkins 42, Smith 63.Clerk, Pattison 63,.4. Turner 42, © Recorder, George 50, Garthe 52. Treasurer, Sanford 75. Mitchell 30. District Attorney? Searls 46. Supt. of Schools, Power 68, Henning 38. Surveyor, Eddy 62, Merry 43. “Public Administrator, Ott 62, Campbell 43. Coroner, Groves 65, Pope 40; Forest Springs Precinct. Senator, Williams 19, O’Connor 32. Assemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 18, Burt 20, Wheeler 16, Pelham 38, Nerthup 30, Giffen 31, Hill 31. Sheriff, Tompkins 22, Smith 29. Clerk, Pattison 18, Turner 33. Recorder; George. 18, Garthe. 30. Treasurer, Sanford 25, Mitchell 25. District Attorney, Searls 31. Supt. of Schools, Power 21, Henning 30. Surveyor, Eddy 19, Merry 32. Public Administrator, Ott 20, Campbell 31. Coroner, Groves 20, Pope 31, You Bet Precinct. Senator, Williams 32, O’Connor 33. Assemblymen, Atwater 30,Hatch 30, Burt 30, Wheeler 30; Pelham 33; Northup 33, Giffen 33,Hill 33, Sheriff, Tompkins 30, Smith 36. Clerk, Pattison 28; Turner 38. Recorder, George 18, Garthe 47. Treasurer, Sanford 32, Mitchell 31. District Attorney, Searls 33. _ Superintendent of Schools, Power 32, “Henning 40. Surveyor, Eddy 32, Merry 39. Public Administrator, Ott 32, Campbell 34. Coroner, Groves 34, sat 32. Moone Flat. Precinct. _ Senator, Williawas 10, O’Connor 7. Burt 9, Wheeler 9, Pelham 9. Northup 9, Giffen 8, Hill8. Sheriff, Tompkins 8,.Smith 9. Clerk, Pattison 10, Turner 7. Recorder; George 9, Garthe 8. Treasurer, Sanford 9, ‘Mitchell 8. District Attorney, Searls = Supt. of Schoois, Power 9, Henning 8. Surveyor, Eddy 9, Merry 8. Pablic Administrator, Ott 9, ‘Campa thup 23, Giffen 23, Hilt 24. . ford 224, Mitchell, 147. Assemblymen, Atwater 9, Hatch 7, Sheriff, District AtTruckee Precinct. : 180. © Assemblymen; Atwater 187, . Hatch 180, Burt 98, Wheeler 182, ‘Pelham 185, -Northup 183,. Giffen 293, Hill 184. Sheriff, Tompkins, 209, Smita 165. Clerk, “Pattison 231, Turner 146. ‘Recorder, George 209, Garthe. 166. _Treasurer, San_ District Attorney, Searls. 187. Supt. of Schools, Power 220, Henning 154. Surveyor, Eddy 187, Merry 153. Public Administrator, Ott 189, Campbell 186. Coroner, menses 215, Pope 156. oS Little York Precinct. . Senator, Williams 19, O'Connor 14. Assemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 19, Burt 19, Wheeler 19,"Pelham 14, Northup 14, Giffen 14, Hill 14. Sheriff, Tompkins 21, Smith 12, Clerk, Pattison 30, Turner 4. . Recorder, George 18, Garthe 16.—Treasurer, Sanford 21, Mitchell 12. ‘District Attorney, Searls 14. Supt. of Schools,.-Power 17, Hensing 17, Surveyor, Eddy 19, Merty 14. Publie Administrator, Ott 18, Campbell 15. Coroner, Groves 19, Pope 14. —— Nevada Precinct, Senator, Williams 508,.0’Connor 293. Assemblymen, Atwater. 471, Hatch 469, Burt 466, Wheeler 476, Pelham 341, Northup 824, Giffen, 324, Hill 325, Sheriff, Tompkins 374, Smith 426. Clerk, Pattison 504, Turner 295. Recorder, George -443, Garthe 352. Treasurer, Sanford 479, Mitchell $20, District Atterney, Searls. 360. Supt. of Schools,. Power 558, Henning 244. Surveyor, Eddy 451, Merry: 353. Public Administrator, Ott 481, Campbell 318, Coroner, Groves 501, Pope 291. _. Omega Precinet, Senator, Williams 89, O'Connor 67, Assemblymen, Atwater 36,Hateh Sheriff, Tompkins 61, Smith 46. Clerk, Pattison 34, ‘Turner 72. Recorder, George 16, Garthe 91. Treas: uret, Sanford 4, Mitchell 66. _District Attorney, Searls 82. Supt. of schools, Powers, 43, Henning 64. Surveyor, Eddy 35, Merry 72. Public Administrator, Ott 36, Campbell 31. Coroner, Groves 38, Pope 69,John Brown, who was convicted in the County Court on two charges for stealing horses, will be sentenced Northup 72, Giffen 17, Sheriff, Tompkins 73, Smith 81. Senator, Williams 196, O’Connor. — 126. Coroner, Groves 18, Pope 23. 38, Bart 35, Wheeler 55, Pelham 69, . Northup. 69, Giffen 54, Hill 69, ' Graniteville Precinct, Senator, Williims39, O’Connor 68. Assemblpmen, Atwater 46, Hatch 37, Bart 44, Wheeler 52, Pelham 63, NorTompkins 57; Smith 51. Clerk, Pattison 48, Turner 59. Recorder, George 50, Garthe 54. Treasurer, Sanford 36, Mitchell 62: District Attorney, Searls 65. Supt. of Schools, Power 46; Henning 61. “Surveyor, Eddy 43, Merry 64. Public Administrator, Ott 45, Campbell’ 63. Coroner, Groves 45, Pope 63. Moore’s Flat Precinct. Senator,’ Williams 67, O’Connor 88. Assemblymen,Atwater 95, Hatch 68, Burt 69, Wheeler 69, Pelham 84, Hill 87. Clerk, Pattison 73, Turner 81. Recorder, George 75, Garthe 79. Treasner, Groves 103, Pope 64, Columbia Hill Precinct, Senator, Williams 29, O’Connor 21. Assemblymen, Atwater 29, Hatch 24, Burt 29, Wheeler 27, Pelham 25, Northup 23, Giffen 19, Hill %5. Sheriff, Tompkins 27, Smith 24. Clerk, Pattison 33, Turner 18. Recorder George 28, Garthe 23. Treastrict Attorney, Searls 23. Supt. of Schools, Power 29, Henning 22. Surveyor, Eddy 28, Merry 23. Public Administrator, Ott 25, Campbell CalMajorities. The following are the majorities for the candidates named below in all the precincts heard from, including Grass, Valley: M.P. en Connor, Senator, (Dem. ) 104. hen Smith, Sheriff, (Dem.) 206. John Pattison, Clerk, (Rep.) 177. L. Garthe, Recorder, (Dem.) 226. E. P. Sanford, Treasurer, (Rep.) ig al a We cannot give the majorities for the other candidates, as-we have only heard of the votes given at Grass Valley for the above named candidates. > Great Excitement in El Dorado County-—-All the Republican Tickets Thrown Out. A dispatch from. Placerville states that the Republican tickets were not printed iu accordance with the pro-. -¥isions of the political code, in El Dorado county, and all of them have been thrown out: Only the Democratic tickets have been counted. The dispatch says the greatest excitement prevails throughout the I WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION ROOMS NEVADA CITY, On Saturday, September 6th, . Commencin, and entire Household Furnitare. cellent furniture, and the atten’ . beL.9. ‘Coroner, Groves 9, Pope 8. this moruiug at 10 o'clock,4 the matter of the Estate of Anhie urer, Sanford 29, Mitchell 22. Dis-. _ . . Table Linen, Tow-is, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, . eu Flowers, etc Algo, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, at og o’clock, A, Moe full. This is » fine chaace fot buying moat ex. of the PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE ‘E COURT of the Goan. ty.of Nevada, State of California. ip Williams and Géorge W Williams, minors. It appearing to the said Court, by the — tition this. day prevented and filed-by William Hearn, the Guardian of the estates and persons of Annie M. Williams and George W. Williams, minors,praying for an order of sale of veal estate, that it-is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the expenses of m intainance and education of said. minors. It is therefore ordered by the said Court, that “all persons interested in the estate of gaid minors, appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, the 28th day. eféSeptember, A. D. 1873, at 10 vo’clock, in the forensorrof said day, at tie Court Room of said Probate Court, at the Court House in‘ the. County. of Nevada, to show ‘euuse “why an order should not be granted to the said William ‘Hearn,’ Guaadian, .to -se!l so much-of the real-estate of the said minors as. shall be necessary. And that a copy of this . order be published at least three sucCessive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said county. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated, August 27th, 1873. ‘Office of the County Cle of the County of Nevada.—J, T. ©. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Neévada, State of California, and ex-officio Clerk cf the Probate Court in and for said‘county; do hereby certify-the foregding to-be a trué, full and correct copy of an order duly made and enter——~ J) of September,.A. D. 1873. T. C. PLONKETT, Clerk. By John Pattison, ech a 5 Niles Searls, steanney, cd OTICE.—I, Elizabeth Loyd, c well of Bhos. Loyd, #resident of Nevada Co. the County Court of said County, on Monday, the Sixth day of October next, being the August term of said Court, in the year 1873, for a judgment of said Court authorizing and empowering me to carry on, in my Own name and on my own: aceount, in the said County of Nevada, the business of Millinery and: Mantua Making in all its branches, the buying and selling ofall kinds of dry goods and clothing, and of all personal property and real estate; requisite and necessary for the proper carrying on of said business. ELIZABETH LOYD. Sept.1, 1873. : Commercial Restaurant, Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, Nevada City. -O. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted up the Commercial Restaurant, is now prea ved to Accommodate the pubic with every delicacy to be found.in the market, and served up in the highest style of the culinary art; ‘rhe Restaurant being under his ia mediMEALS AT ALL HOURS. Dinners, Suppers, Lunches, ete. for parties, gotten up-on_short notice. Nevada, August 27th, sameoscal STAGE LINE, NEVADA cITy & DUTCH FLAT Stage and Express Line. SUNDAYS NOT EXCEFTED. LEROY CRARY, Proprietor. ON and after THURS. ——fi--aeeeen DAY, August 2ist, Stage . eg Will leave Umion‘ Hotel, =e Nevada city, at 8 A. M,, for You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat connecting with the Eastern bound Train for Truckee; Carsen, Virginia aid all points East. Returning, leaves Dutch Fiat Station on arrival of westera bound train for Little York, You Bet and Nevada City, arriving at Union Hotel at 1.30 P. M. connecting with the Grass Valley Stage. Fare through-from Dutch Flat to Nevaanaly, $2.50. CHAS. H. MOORE, Agent, Union Hotel, Nevada City. ‘New Spring Goods. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA. CITY. IE now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and.Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is solicited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. . Movade, April 30th, 1873. HYDES’ PATENT Water. Power. Attachment! . At Crawford’s Hardware Shee, on Main Street, Nevada City, .s sole agent for Neva= County for this WONDERFUL INVENHe Coa tl dea See deo’ ' ing Machines! It is durable, chen’ of the ordi le, nolabor to the o: erator, and is the greatest invention of Business he has ‘purchased the Stock of \Dry & 'Pancy Goods ed upgn the minutes of said Probate Court,. Corner of Broad and: Pine Sts. oe? a adi pues ® case Witness my hand and the seal of 'y ; lic Administrator, Ott 66, Campbet] } seal said Probate Conrt. this $d_day California, intend to make appleation to . . ate supervision, his cnstomers canrely up. . on getiing a Letter meul thanany where else : the ‘city. ; , does twice the work’ age. 7 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR USE OF. WaCall at Crawford's, tne nao : Change “GREAT BARGAINS! A. Pius MENTHAL, yer etfully inform the peo. ‘ OF Dohanue. ida City and eetnity that “IN THE STORE, "ON THE: wNEVADA ‘CITY, At a. Low Figure And now offers every article in store atLOWER RATES Than they can be bought any where else in this county or State. The stockconsists in part of. Dress Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such as Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Popling;: Grenadines, “Alpaocas, Merinos, Calicos. ‘and a gré many other iinds too’ numerous t ; mention, to which 4 invite the pecial attention of the Ladies. a ‘HOUSE FURNISHINGGOODS! — In this line will be iouud every ay. ticle necessary for use in a famil) such as Blankets, Towels, Napkin:: Sheetings amd many other thing which purchasers need for comfor » ‘} and convenience, Fancy Goods ! I have on hand asplendid stock of ° Goods in this line. which embraces so many articles that it is impossible to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see this class of goods. The stock in this line is large and well selected and embraves almost ‘ f everything that the ladies desire. ~ ~All of these Goods are first class and I'intend to give the ‘ladies “as good if not better’ bargains in the Dry and Fancy Goody line than they. can get at any other establishment i int this State. county. FOR SEWING MACHINES. AUCTION SALE . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! H. ¥. HASKINS, A. BLUMENTHAL, _ublic i tnvited to ‘the sale. the fee ore mx work, ee er, Ae. 98308,

oe Supervisors, McCoy 29. Seely 40. . Sanford 9, Mitchell'25. urer, Sanford 70, Mitchell 85. Dis,_ ceived by each candidate in nineteen _— torney, Searls 23. Supt. of Schools, . trict Attorney, Searls 87. ’Sapt. of "precincts, . "This does not include A gg ao nt beh Power 9, Henning 24, Surveyors] schools, Power 69, Henning 68. sp a9 : irs Senator, Williams 33, O’Connor ipl ’ 5 Grass Valley, Buena. Vista, Boea, Eddy 8, Merry 26. " Public AdminSuvvevor, Eddy 68,-Merry 67, -Puby : eo di : 40, Assemblymen, Atwater 34; . ; ; urveyor, 7 y Tinker’s, Carlisle, French Corral, istrator, Ott 8, Campbell 24. Coro“Bivehville, Relief Hill, Columbia Batch’ 32, Bart 31, Wheeler 31, PelGraven 10:Pene Be , . ene ee f Hae Northup 38, Giffen 36, Hill . 2° hati Brahh ase 88. Coroner, Groves 69, Pope 85. adh peal 42, Sheriff, Tompkins 52, Smith North Bloomfield Precinet.—} a ial Fearn will ee, 1347 20; Clerk, Pattison 37, Turner 3+. Senator, . Williams 64, O’Connor g a ‘i 33. O’C Otis ee. Recorder, George 22, Garthe 50. 77. Assemblymen, Atwater 68,Hatch . . sa hs de ested At ‘ 33. : inten Treasurer, Sanford: 33, Mitchell 30. . 58, burt 83, Wheeler 61, Pelham 73, ot as a. Wh ie 3. Pel Atwater.... Sneemees i.) % District Attorney, Searls 40. Supt. Northup — 81, Giffen 63, Hill 75. supe tess 34 ses 34, pid OS See nee ‘4++,1333, ". of Schools, Power'39, Henning 83. Sheriff, Tompkins 61, Smith 82.) 2°" . . oe Be a ye es BS 11 19 "Rae OER Fo cecsvocs oe Surveyor, Eddy 31; Merry 42, PubClerk, Pattison 78, Turner 64, Feate bs Hy = rig arr f ? pe Pie wat AAI Forks lic Administrator,Ott 32, Campbell . corder, George 49,Garthe 94. Treas64. , Oletk, . Pattison 3 G sad oe ‘Saas as ‘“"1146, . 41. Coroner, Groves 33, Pope 39, _. urer, Sanférd' 66, Mitchell 76, Dis-. Recorder, George 33, Garthe 34. eer Cente ese 941, “s we i : oe Treasurer, Sanford 33, Mitchell 34. Giffen oi< ¢6s Maret ae 1281. 7 trict Attorney, Searls 83. Supt. 1194 Hant’s Hill Precinct. —+-District Attorney, Searls 37. Supt. Billy dee Cee eeesecee 8 Bap: 4 oO 9 of Schools, Power 73, Henning . ’ SHERIFF ‘ enator, Williams 14, O’Connor 9. 90. Survevou addy ha; Merry 86.1% Schools, Power 31, Henning 34, Tompkins 1285 Assemblyman, AUWAUNT; HiatiTL, . oi a a tiniatentor, OW 68 Casha. Surveyor Eddy 8s, Metry 34.-~2 wo “i SRR i ae 260. Burt 10, Wheeler 11, Pelham * 10, , ". ini Smith so. kas ., 1260 ri Vheeler elhain ° 1 hell. 76.: Cononer,-Groies 67, Pape lic Administrator, Ott 33, Campbell a CLERK orthup 10, Giffen 10, Hill_10.) ° 34. Coroner, Groves 33, Pope 34.6 My, ere ie AALS. Sheriff, Tompkins 5, Smith 16.] ‘ Cao vs APIHGS . s oyae vc atce ese 1077. Clerk, Pattison 9, Turner 13. ReAnthony House Precinct. San Jaan Precinct. BRODER, corder, George 8, Garthe 14, Treas-. * Senator, Williams 18, O'Connor 5. Senator, Williams 102, O’Connor Garthe, SAME TENSE ® Bes eee . Urer, Sanford .16, Michel} 7. _ DisAssemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 12,. 65. Assemblymen, Atwater 102, goes! atch <*" [trict Attorney, Searls 12. Supt. of Burt 19, Wheeler 19, Pelham 5, Nor-. Hatch 103, Butt 99, Wheeler 105, scosulcieieet aaa gen Schools, Power 14, Henning. Sur-) thap 4, Giffen 4, Hill 6. Sheriff, . Pelham 63, Northup 63, Giffen 62, Tes: ,.... 100% veyor, Eddy 13,\Merry 11. Public) pompkins 13, Smith 9. Clerk, Pat-. Hill 68. Sheriff, Tompkins 99, pigrrycr ATTORNEY. { Administrator,; Ott 15, Campell 11.) 41.0n 18, Turner 5. Recorder, George . Smith 67. Olerk, Pattison 98, TurNiles Searls.... . 1251. . Coroner, Groves 1 18, i Pope It. 19, Garthe 5. Treasurer, Sanford 19,. ner 69, Recorder; George 91, GarSUPT, OF SCHOOLS. Blue Tent:Peocinet. _. Mitchell 4. District Attorney; Searls: the 76, ee : Sanford 99, Bower cccis0.s 41052001450, Senator, Williams 30, O’Connor 9. 5. Supt of Schools, Power 18, Hen-} Mitchell, 67. District Attorney, Henning .......1028 Assemblymen, Atwater 30, Hatch 30, . "18 4, Surveyor, Eddy 18, Merry . Searls 70, Supt. of Schools;-PowerSURVEYOR. erty "14. . Public Administrator, Ott 19,. 104, Henning 64. Surveyor,-Eddy, . in , Burt 30, Wheeler 30, Pelham 9, NorZ ing PERI gates thup 9, Giffen 9, Hill 9, Sheriff, Campbell 5. Coroner, Groves 19, . 103, Merry 64. Public AdministraMerry se csesesedes + «+1205, Tompking 29, Smith 10. Clerk,Pat. Pope + tor, Ott 103, Campbell, 64. Coro-everything that could be had in this’ * maorning’s paper. ; ~ "Total Vote of Nineteen’ Prestnets Ghe Daily Transeript : NEVADA CITY, CAL. i Election Returns. _We publish this morning all the. _ Sheriff, Tompkins 16. Smith election returns’we could obtain up 53. ae es : to the hour “of: going to press last . Clerk, Pattison 34, Turner, » 35. evening. We made several attempts es George “87. _ Garthe to get out an extra yesterday, but . 32. uae “the ‘returns came in so fast and e Treasurer, Sanford 42. Milehen —~ cco the-result-somuch, itwoutt }2e a have given the reader but a slight idea of the result, and we deemed it best not to publish one, but we give The following i is the total vote rePUBLIC ADMINISTEATOR. ‘ Ott. Seveeeiivitosses 1306, : Campbell .... 51+ s1149, . GORONER. GrOVOl aces o.see8 «614881; Pope. . inven anvwccre 1101> State Election, San Francisco, Sept. 3d. Total’ vote in the city is probably 97, 000; three precincts-to-hear from. It is generally conceded that the antimonopoly ticket is elected by a large majority. It is impossible to obtain returns to-night. The contest for Chief of Police is close. Both parties claim the election. Crowley is believed to be elected by 1,500 to 2,000. It will be noon to-morrow before .returns from the principal wards are made up. * In Downieville, Senators and Assemblymen favorable to Booth are elected. In Yuba county. the whole Republican ticket is elected without a doubt. In Solano county, the indications are that the Taxpayers Ticket is elected. Stockton returns come in slowly, and the impression is that the county will give a hand‘some anti-railroad majority. . The Sacramerto returns cannot be “obtained before to-morrow. ‘The Democratic party.is almost wholly ’ ignoréd. Republican majority of 500 or 600 conceded in the city, but the Taxpayers claim the county. Both parties are confident. Total eS iss in the city 4000. Forgiving. The Grass Valley Union in an article in yesterday's paper, forgives everybody for their various actions during the contest which’ has just ended. It forgives the Pransorrerand wearenow made happy. So faras the . ‘pitching into the Transoripr’’ we assure our cotetnporary that it did not trotible us in the least. We cou: ducted the ign as fair as it was possible so to do. We avoided all personal attacks, but presented the issues involved ina clear ‘and concise manner, and done ‘only what we believed to be our duty to the péople, but they.did not seem to appre. . ciate it, as they have defeated {nost “of out ae eis M. Is, Marsh, one of the Supervisors, yesterday qualified as Road Commissicaer for this ‘Supervisor District. ‘@Connee's Magesity, Judge O'Connor's majority at Greas Valeg ie 293, 33, 35; Burt 30; Wheeler 33; Pelham 48; Northup 30; atid ning 36. ELBOTEION ‘natunNs. indian Springs Precinct. Senator, Williams 36, O’Connor Assemblymen, Atwater 28; Hatch Giffen 35; Hill District Attorney, Searls 35. Supt. of Schools, Power 33. Hen} {o -. Schoolg, Power 21, Henning 25. Surb Cherokee.Precinct. Senator, Williams 21, O’Cénnor . 25. Assemblymen, Atwater 21, Hatch, 20, Burt 21, Wheeler 21, Pelham 25, Sheriff, Tompkins 23,-,Smith 23. ‘Clerk, Pattison 23,.Turner 23. Recorder, George 21, Garthe 24. Treas-urer,’ Sanford 12, Mitchell 34. District Attorney, Searls 25. Supt. of Public Administrator, Ott 12, Campbell 28, Coroner, Groves 21, Pope 25. — veyor, Eddy 21,, Merry 25. Lake City Precinct. ae Senator, Williams 7,O’Connor 27. Assemblymen, Atwater 11, Hatch 11, Burt 8, Wheeler 8, Petham 25, NorNorthup 26, Giffen 25, Hill 25. . thup 53, Giffen57, Hill68. Sheriff, , _ Burveyor, Eddy. 34. erry 35. . Power 34, Henning 5. Surveyor, Pablice eae, Ott 34,. Tompkins 7, Smith 27. Clerk, Pat. Campbell 35. tison 12, Turner: 22. Recorder, Coroner, Groves 37. Pepe, 27. George 11, Garthe 23. 'Preasurer, tison 37, Turner 2. Recorder, George 29, Garthe 10. ‘Treasurer, Sanford’ 30,-Mitchell 6. . District Attorney,Searls 9. Supt. of Schools, ‘Eddy 23, Merry 16. Public Administrator, Ott 29, Campbell 10. Coroner; Groves 30, Pope 9.Rough and Ready Precinct. Senator, < Williams 60, O’Connor, . 45, Assemblymen, Atwater 61, Hatch 55, Burt 42, Wheeler 41, Pelham 49, Northup 41, Giffen. 39, Hill 46. Sheriff, “Tompkins 42, Smith 63.Clerk, Pattison 63,.4. Turner 42, © Recorder, George 50, Garthe 52. Treasurer, Sanford 75. Mitchell 30. District Attorney? Searls 46. Supt. of Schools, Power 68, Henning 38. Surveyor, Eddy 62, Merry 43. “Public Administrator, Ott 62, Campbell 43. Coroner, Groves 65, Pope 40; Forest Springs Precinct. Senator, Williams 19, O’Connor 32. Assemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 18, Burt 20, Wheeler 16, Pelham 38, Nerthup 30, Giffen 31, Hill 31. Sheriff, Tompkins 22, Smith 29. Clerk, Pattison 18, Turner 33. Recorder; George. 18, Garthe. 30. Treasurer, Sanford 25, Mitchell 25. District Attorney, Searls 31. Supt. of Schools, Power 21, Henning 30. Surveyor, Eddy 19, Merry 32. Public Administrator, Ott 20, Campbell 31. Coroner, Groves 20, Pope 31, You Bet Precinct. Senator, Williams 32, O’Connor 33. Assemblymen, Atwater 30,Hatch 30, Burt 30, Wheeler 30; Pelham 33; Northup 33, Giffen 33,Hill 33, Sheriff, Tompkins 30, Smith 36. Clerk, Pattison 28; Turner 38. Recorder, George 18, Garthe 47. Treasurer, Sanford 32, Mitchell 31. District Attorney, Searls 33. _ Superintendent of Schools, Power 32, “Henning 40. Surveyor, Eddy 32, Merry 39. Public Administrator, Ott 32, Campbell 34. Coroner, Groves 34, sat 32. Moone Flat. Precinct. _ Senator, Williawas 10, O’Connor 7. Burt 9, Wheeler 9, Pelham 9. Northup 9, Giffen 8, Hill8. Sheriff, Tompkins 8,.Smith 9. Clerk, Pattison 10, Turner 7. Recorder; George 9, Garthe 8. Treasurer, Sanford 9, ‘Mitchell 8. District Attorney, Searls = Supt. of Schoois, Power 9, Henning 8. Surveyor, Eddy 9, Merry 8. Pablic Administrator, Ott 9, ‘Campa thup 23, Giffen 23, Hilt 24. . ford 224, Mitchell, 147. Assemblymen, Atwater 9, Hatch 7, Sheriff, District AtTruckee Precinct. : 180. © Assemblymen; Atwater 187, . Hatch 180, Burt 98, Wheeler 182, ‘Pelham 185, -Northup 183,. Giffen 293, Hill 184. Sheriff, Tompkins, 209, Smita 165. Clerk, “Pattison 231, Turner 146. ‘Recorder, George 209, Garthe. 166. _Treasurer, San_ District Attorney, Searls. 187. Supt. of Schools, Power 220, Henning 154. Surveyor, Eddy 187, Merry 153. Public Administrator, Ott 189, Campbell 186. Coroner, menses 215, Pope 156. oS Little York Precinct. . Senator, Williams 19, O'Connor 14. Assemblymen, Atwater 19, Hatch 19, Burt 19, Wheeler 19,"Pelham 14, Northup 14, Giffen 14, Hill 14. Sheriff, Tompkins 21, Smith 12, Clerk, Pattison 30, Turner 4. . Recorder, George 18, Garthe 16.—Treasurer, Sanford 21, Mitchell 12. ‘District Attorney, Searls 14. Supt. of Schools,.-Power 17, Hensing 17, Surveyor, Eddy 19, Merty 14. Publie Administrator, Ott 18, Campbell 15. Coroner, Groves 19, Pope 14. —— Nevada Precinct, Senator, Williams 508,.0’Connor 293. Assemblymen, Atwater. 471, Hatch 469, Burt 466, Wheeler 476, Pelham 341, Northup 824, Giffen, 324, Hill 325, Sheriff, Tompkins 374, Smith 426.. Clerk, Pattison 504, Turner 295. Recorder, George -443, Garthe 352. Treasurer, Sanford 479, Mitchell $20, District Atterney, Searls. 360. Supt. of Schools,. Power 558, Henning 244. Surveyor, Eddy 451, Merry: 353. Public Administrator, Ott 481, Campbell 318, Coroner, Groves 501, Pope 291. _. Omega Precinet, Senator, Williams 89, O'Connor 67, Assemblymen, Atwater 36,Hateh Sheriff, Tompkins 61, Smith 46. Clerk, Pattison 34, ‘Turner 72. Recorder, George 16, Garthe 91. Treas: uret, Sanford 4, Mitchell 66. _District Attorney, Searls 82. Supt. of schools, Powers, 43, Henning 64. Surveyor, Eddy 35, Merry 72. Public Administrator, Ott 36, Campbell 31. Coroner, Groves 38, Pope 69,John Brown, who was convicted in the County Court on two charges for stealing horses, will be sentenced Northup 72, Giffen 17, Sheriff, Tompkins 73, Smith 81. Senator, Williams 196, O’Connor. — 126. Coroner, Groves 18, Pope 23. 38, Bart 35, Wheeler 55, Pelham 69, . Northup. 69, Giffen 54, Hill 69,

' Graniteville Precinct, Senator, Williims39, O’Connor 68. Assemblpmen, Atwater 46, Hatch 37, Bart 44, Wheeler 52, Pelham 63, NorTompkins 57; Smith 51. Clerk, Pattison 48, Turner 59. Recorder, George 50, Garthe 54. Treasurer, Sanford 36, Mitchell 62: District Attorney, Searls 65. Supt. of Schools, Power 46; Henning 61. “Surveyor, Eddy 43, Merry 64. Public Administrator, Ott 45, Campbell’ 63. Coroner, Groves 45, Pope 63. Moore’s Flat Precinct. Senator,’ Williams 67, O’Connor 88. Assemblymen,Atwater 95, Hatch 68, Burt 69, Wheeler 69, Pelham 84, Hill 87. Clerk, Pattison 73, Turner 81. Recorder, George 75, Garthe 79. Treasner, Groves 103, Pope 64, Columbia Hill Precinct, Senator, Williams 29, O’Connor 21. Assemblymen, Atwater 29, Hatch 24, Burt 29, Wheeler 27, Pelham 25, Northup 23, Giffen 19, Hill %5. Sheriff, Tompkins 27, Smith 24. Clerk, Pattison 33, Turner 18. Recorder George 28, Garthe 23. Treastrict Attorney, Searls 23. Supt. of Schools, Power 29, Henning 22. Surveyor, Eddy 28, Merry 23. Public Administrator, Ott 25, Campbell CalMajorities. The following are the majorities for the candidates named below in all the precincts heard from, including Grass, Valley: M.P. en Connor, Senator, (Dem. ) 104. hen Smith, Sheriff, (Dem.) 206. John Pattison, Clerk, (Rep.) 177. L. Garthe, Recorder, (Dem.) 226. E. P. Sanford, Treasurer, (Rep.) ig al a We cannot give the majorities for the other candidates, as-we have only heard of the votes given at Grass Valley for the above named candidates. > Great Excitement in El Dorado County-—-All the Republican Tickets Thrown Out. A dispatch from. Placerville states that the Republican tickets were not printed iu accordance with the pro-. -¥isions of the political code, in El Dorado county, and all of them have been thrown out: Only the Democratic tickets have been counted. The dispatch says the greatest excitement prevails throughout the I WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION ROOMS NEVADA CITY, On Saturday, September 6th, . Commencin, and entire Household Furnitare. cellent furniture, and the atten’ . beL.9. ‘Coroner, Groves 9, Pope 8. this moruiug at 10 o'clock,4 the matter of the Estate of Anhie urer, Sanford 29, Mitchell 22. Dis-. _ . . Table Linen, Tow-is, Hosiery, Hat and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, . eu Flowers, etc Algo, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, at og o’clock, A, Moe full. This is » fine chaace fot buying moat ex. of the PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE ‘E COURT of the Goan. ty.of Nevada, State of California. ip Williams and Géorge W Williams, minors. It appearing to the said Court, by the — tition this. day prevented and filed-by William Hearn, the Guardian of the estates and persons of Annie M. Williams and George W. Williams, minors,praying for an order of sale of veal estate, that it-is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the expenses of m intainance and education of said. minors. It is therefore ordered by the said Court, that “all persons interested in the estate of gaid minors, appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, the 28th day. eféSeptember, A. D. 1873, at 10 vo’clock, in the forensorrof said day, at tie Court Room of said Probate Court, at the Court House in‘ the. County. of Nevada, to show ‘euuse “why an order should not be granted to the said William ‘Hearn,’ Guaadian, .to -se!l so much-of the real-estate of the said minors as. shall be necessary. And that a copy of this . order be published at least three sucCessive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said county. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated, August 27th, 1873. ‘Office of the County Cle of the County of Nevada.—J, T. ©. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Neévada, State of California, and ex-officio Clerk cf the Probate Court in and for said‘county; do hereby certify-the foregding to-be a trué, full and correct copy of an order duly made and enter——~ J) of September,.A. D. 1873. T. C. PLONKETT, Clerk. By John Pattison, ech a 5 Niles Searls, steanney, cd OTICE.—I, Elizabeth Loyd, c well of Bhos. Loyd, #resident of Nevada Co. the County Court of said County, on Monday, the Sixth day of October next, being the August term of said Court, in the year 1873, for a judgment of said Court authorizing and empowering me to carry on, in my Own name and on my own: aceount, in the said County of Nevada, the business of Millinery and: Mantua Making in all its branches, the buying and selling ofall kinds of dry goods and clothing, and of all personal property and real estate; requisite and necessary for the proper carrying on of said business. ELIZABETH LOYD. Sept.1, 1873. : Commercial Restaurant, Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, Nevada City. -O. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted up the Commercial Restaurant, is now prea ved to Accommodate the pubic with every delicacy to be found.in the market, and served up in the highest style of the culinary art; ‘rhe Restaurant being under his ia mediMEALS AT ALL HOURS. Dinners, Suppers, Lunches, ete. for parties, gotten up-on_short notice. Nevada, August 27th, sameoscal STAGE LINE, NEVADA cITy & DUTCH FLAT Stage and Express Line. SUNDAYS NOT EXCEFTED. LEROY CRARY, Proprietor. ON and after THURS. ——fi--aeeeen DAY, August 2ist, Stage . eg Will leave Umion‘ Hotel, =e Nevada city, at 8 A. M,, for You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat connecting with the Eastern bound Train for Truckee; Carsen, Virginia aid all points East. Returning, leaves Dutch Fiat Station on arrival of westera bound train for Little York, You Bet and Nevada City, arriving at Union Hotel at 1.30 P. M. connecting with the Grass Valley Stage. Fare through-from Dutch Flat to Nevaanaly, $2.50. CHAS. H. MOORE, Agent, Union Hotel, Nevada City. ‘New Spring Goods. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, NEVADA. CITY. IE now prepared to supply the ladies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest Spring and.Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, etc., which she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, and a share of public patronage is solicited. MRS. M. A. STERLING. . Movade, April 30th, 1873. HYDES’ PATENT Water. Power. Attachment! . At Crawford’s Hardware Shee, on Main Street, Nevada City, .s sole agent for Neva= County for this WONDERFUL INVENHe Coa tl dea See deo’ ' ing Machines! It is durable, chen’ of the ordi le, nolabor to the o: erator, and is the greatest invention of Business he has ‘purchased the Stock of \Dry & 'Pancy Goods ed upgn the minutes of said Probate Court,. Corner of Broad and: Pine Sts. oe? a adi pues ® case Witness my hand and the seal of 'y ; lic Administrator, Ott 66, Campbet] } seal said Probate Conrt. this $d_day California, intend to make appleation to . . ate supervision, his cnstomers canrely up. . on getiing a Letter meul thanany where else : the ‘city. ; , does twice the work’ age. 7 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR USE OF. WaCall at Crawford's, tne nao : Change “GREAT BARGAINS! A. Pius MENTHAL, yer etfully inform the peo. ‘ OF Dohanue. ida City and eetnity that “IN THE STORE, "ON THE: wNEVADA ‘CITY, At a. Low Figure And now offers every article in store atLOWER RATES Than they can be bought any where else in this county or State. The stockconsists in part of. Dress Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such as Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Popling;: Grenadines, “Alpaocas, Merinos, Calicos. ‘and a gré many other iinds too’ numerous t ; mention, to which 4 invite the pecial attention of the Ladies. a ‘HOUSE FURNISHINGGOODS! — In this line will be iouud every ay. ticle necessary for use in a famil) such as Blankets, Towels, Napkin:: Sheetings amd many other thing which purchasers need for comfor » ‘} and convenience, Fancy Goods ! I have on hand asplendid stock of ° Goods in this line. which embraces so many articles that it is impossible to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see this class of goods. The stock in this line is large and well selected and embraves almost ‘ f everything that the ladies desire. ~ ~All of these Goods are first class and I'intend to give the ‘ladies “as good if not better’ bargains in the Dry and Fancy Goody line than they. can get at any other establishment i int this State. county. FOR SEWING MACHINES. AUCTION SALE . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! H. ¥. HASKINS, A. BLUMENTHAL, _ublic i tnvited to ‘the sale. the fee ore mx work, ee er, Ae. 98308,