August 15, 1892 (4 pages)

} JMS. Horses. ir, cts, xhibits. horses bred forfeit, $100 for all. One year olds, § 50. Winners 5 Ibs. extra. ugust Ist alile, $25 en16 mile. $25 ' ners of two hree or more , ata mile or and] repeut, f a mile and any heat race “1 mile, $5. cent. $25 entrance, ny 2 year old laced second ce fee. $200. tra. $40 to at one mile; old and yearto hold a less he purse, reserves the race between tranee money may contest tu first, oneruphing races, of purse, and ) per cent. ay preceding ie interest of, e day precedit we.e owned istinct colors, lt be for sule usly. : resident. ve sald at the ron upiey 49 Bi ‘shell, always on hand. ae Cures Catarrh eA Ae EE THE DAILY ‘PRANSCRIPT Nevada City, Nevada County, Published Every Evening Except Sundaya and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Txerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV’NG AUG. 15, 92, THE VOTING SYSTEM. There Should Be Lectures and Ilustrativs: of the Election Law. It would not, we think, be a bad idea to have several lectures, between this and election day,’on the sul ject of voting uuder the new or Australian law. All parties should combine and have these lctures as frequently as nay be and the oftener the better. illustrated by actual voting, with tickets as nearly like as can be to those that will be used on the day of election, The lectures /can be -made very interesting aud entertaining in addition to being instructive. a small admiasion/fee, say ten cents, for the purpose of defraying ‘expenses ; but The lecture can be It might be well t charge it would be better to have admiasion free ‘and let the expense money be raised by Our last town although held under the Australian law, was not much of an educator to those who voted, since the tickets then used subscription, election, were very sinallafd there were no party hominees upon thein. Unless better instructions than can be given in print are given there will be many serious errors: committed y voters. We undersiand that it is the intention of one party at least to have every one of its members posted on the law so as to vote right, to the end there shall Le no loss of strength by having ary of its ballots cast out uncounted because of being techutically illegal.— Telegraph. ep a get Resolutions of Respect. Haut or Samanivan Lopus, ) No: 126, 1, 0; OO. F;Washington, August 6, 1892. . WHEREAS, the Ruler of the universe has, in His infinite wisdom, reGreat midst our brother John Grissel, and WuHeReas, the intimate relations with him during the several years of his life in moved from. our worthy our lodge makes it fitting that we record our appreciation of him, and that we mourn our loss, therefure be it Reso.vep, That we appreciate the wisdom and ability which he has exer. cised in aid of our work by his counsel and services with us. Rk&so_vep, That the removal of such a brother from our lodge, in which he held the highest positions, will leave a vacancy and will be deeply felt by all the members of our order and its friends. Resotven, That in deep sympathy with the afflicted relatives and friends of the deceased we express hope that even shadow which 8o great a bereavement may be intended for their highest good. Resotvev, ‘Ihat these resolutions be spread upon the tninutes of this lodge, a copy sent to the widow of our deceased brother, and that the charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, and a copy sent to the Nevada TrAnscripr for publication. Respectfully submitted, J.B. Liruuow, OLE. Hetarson, P. G. O. M. Easrman, Committee, pees = ae ‘a Notice. All persons having biils ayainst Fred M. Locks are requested to leave them with Robert Simmons Jr., at the Glenbrook saloon, this week. ald 2t See Unless the breathsis like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, : ° There is no dazzling sniile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its chiarms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought wichin the spell of SOZODONT. : on. Se Smoke the Medallion at Barton’s, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. Rte thliepes cn ot Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street. tf +100 Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh Eastern Oysters in cans and The season is open and the oysters are fine. “ry them. +2 No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator. SPUR Ey eR Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City. Soda Works. 2-9 @e+ Iv you want a very finé turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liyery Stable, . tf Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which tocure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developiug into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely Temoved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, whieh cures catarrh by purifyihg the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “I suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in eonsequence, When I too’ Hood's Sarsaparilia . I found T had the sight remedy. The . eatarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system, is improying.” Faank Wasuesurn, Rochester, N. ¥. “Thad catarph nine years, and suffered terribly with It, Soon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarri troubled me less, after taking three bottles 1 was entirely cured.” JANE HINzEx, Calif, J A BIG START For the Republican Club-—Officers Elected —Membership, Ete. About two hundred Republicans assemmbledat the Theater on Saturday evening to take pait in the organization of a Republican Club. The meeting was called to order by District Attorney . Frank T. Nilon, and N. P. Brown was . leetad temporary chairman. The club then proceeded to organize, by electing the following permanent” flicers: Presid nt— Hon, J. Sims. Secretary—Sherman W. Marsh. Vice Presidents—G. L. Hughes, John T. Morgan, Senator E. M. Preston, B. F. Snell, N. P. Brown. Treasurer—D, E. Morgan. On Constitution and By-Laws-—Judge J. M. Walling, Senator E. Mz Preston, Geo. F, Jacobs, District Attorney F, T, Nilon, A. R. Lord. ee The Executive Committee to be appointed by the President, and report ut next meeting, : Finance Committee—Wm, T. Morgan, Senator E. M. Preston, Henry Lane, James A. Northway, M. lL: Marsh, E> A. Tompkins, Chas. E. Mulloy, Perry Arbogast, Thos. Hughes and R. Sim. On'niotion of Senator Preston it-was! unanimously carried that the club be valled ‘fhe Harrison Club of Nevada fownship.”’ A. D. Mason, who has taken the most prominent part in the formation of the club, reported that the list of _members autmbered two hundred and nineteen, and $102 had been subscribed towards defraying the expenses of the club, Notice was given that the Finance Committee would meet at the oftice of W. T. Morgan this evening, and the Committee on Constitution and By-Laws will also meet this evening at the office of Judge Walling. Short, but good, speeches were made by Judg Walling, Senator Preston, Hon. J. Sims, District Attorney Nilon and A. “‘R. Lord, On motion the chairman of the club was recuested to engage a yood speaker, beside himself, to address the club next Saturday evening at the ‘Theater, and uso instructed to give public notice f the meeting, inviting not only Republicans but Democrats, Popularists, and especially the ladies, wi h the end in view of having a rousing meeting. A band of music‘will also be secured for that occasion. Ou motion it was unanimously carried that the thanks of the Repul,ican Party of Nevada township be most heartily t ndered to Hon, A. D. Mason for the work he had acéomplished in giving the club such a splendid start in the campaign. The club adjourned until ,Saturday evening next, when the various commnittees. Will make their reports, and the organization ef the club bperfected. Immediately after the club adjourned; some fifteen or twenty more nanies were added to the list, and about $20 more subseribed to the club fund. It is expected when the club meets on Saturday evening that the membership will be increased to about 400. We cannot recall a time, at the commencement of a campaign, when Republicans became so earnest for the success of the Republican party as was manifested at the meeting on Saturday evening, and most assuredly it was a good omen. : The club did a nice thing ‘when they tendered a vote of thanks to Mr. Mason, for surely . .e accomplished what few men inthe party could or would “have done, that of canvassing the town for members of the club and solicit mg subscriptions to meet the campaign expenses, when he was only a high private. Mr. Mason.did the work voluntarily and without. solicitation on the part of any one, and therefore we say he is the more deserving of the thanks of the Republican party of this township. + e@ee At the Nevada City. The prospects at the Nevada City mine were never brighter than at present. The shoot of ore that is being mined is the largest. and best ever encountered in the mine, varying in width from two to ten feet, the quartz being of high grado. Ten stamps are kept pounding away night and day and there is rock enough in sight to keep twenty or thirty ‘stamps busy, There are thirty-two men employed in the mine and mill. Today a coutract was let -to run 100 feet of drift on the 400-level. The work of repairing and cleaning out the shaft and draining the old works is being pushed ahead with due diligence, LEE ALE AE TOE ER Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is ‘largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and whole some food. The most successful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. of +*'49,” gs CS Days Kentucky Bourbon, 4 tine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Kront street, San ~Franzisco. ja23-ly Baucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and vosit ,ely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac sion 0; money refunded. Price 26 cents Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. : Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. gi; six for 25. Prepared by C.1. HOOD éCo., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass (QQ Doseg One Dollar per box For sale tUarr Brothers’ Dru itore, a e20ly ; Baby cried, _ te Mother sighed, 2 : Doctor prescribed: Castoria, -Mason, of Sacramento, are here on a IT WAS SMITH. He Becomes Despondeat and Takes His Life. Fred Filern.an has received from San Francisco a picture of the man found dead near the Presicio a few days ago. The picture was taken after the body was removed to the morgue, and shows that the dea! nan was Henry Smith of this city. He committed suicide by shooting himself through the head, Swmith left here for Sau Francisco about a mouth ago. He had of la e béen quite deapondent by spells, and more than ouce remarked that when he got tired of living he inten led to go offwhere he was not known and blow his brains out. Smith resided in this county many years, He came to California in ’49 or 60 and mined for awhile on the American river, where he was very successful. A few yedrs later he ‘returned to the States on a visi, having at that time about $20,000. He returned in‘ a year or two and located in this county. For many years he lived at Malakoff. The stopping of hydraulicking prevented him from working his mining claim there and three or four years ago he removed to this city, living for some time with his brother, on the latter's ranch a few miles froin town, on the Newtowu read, It is.said that his monéy had become exhausted, he was too old and infirm for hard labor, aud brooding ovér his’ misfortunes had doubtless affected his mind. He was unmarvied, a native of Germany, age 67 years. —— +e PERSONAL MENTION, Social aud Other Notes About People Old and Young. J.T. Brooks of Chico is here on a visit. L. D. Wickes of Willows is spending a few days in town, A. Blumenthal has gone below on busihess, George L. Hughes returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco, J. B. Treadwell of Sacramento is here spending a few days with his family. T. C. Howell, W. H. Ssbastian, H. W. Hickman and A. Shunker, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Tompkins, who have been visiting at Hollister, returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. B. H. Preston and Miss Lulu visit to the family of M. L. Marsh. I. Goodfriend, W. A. Bermhein, H. Nordman and J. H. Coult, of San brancisco, were in town Saturday. Mr. ard Mrs. Chas, Eddy and sons, who have been at Helena, Montana, on a visit to Mr. Eddy’s sister, returned home last evening. C 8. Brooks, James K. O’Brien, E. P. McDaniel and E. B. Stanwood, of Marysville, arrived here Sunday evening on their way to Bowman's Dain. —_———--~280-2 —______. The Quartz Corner Stone. In the stone-cutting establishment of i. T. J. Ahearn, there is a large block of quartz which is to be dressed-down for a corner stone of the new schoolhouse, and which-will be put in place on the 9th of H. Privileges Awarded —Comnitteos Namod and The following business was transacted by the Directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association at their meeting THE DISTRICT FAIR. Other Appointments Made. at the Park yesterday: D. 8, Baker was appointed superintendent of the track and instructed to put the track, stables and buildings in perfect order immediately. 5S. N. Stranahan was appointed superMessrs.’ Marsh;“-Jacoba and Rector were authorized to fill all other positions at the Pavilion. The following appointments have been made for the park: j Track Marshal—Sherman W. Marsh. Patrol Judge--Benjamin Van Slyke! Ticket seller at main entrance—E. W. Ticket takers at grand stand—D. E. Sykes and Nat Bailey. — ~ Ticket taker at main entrance—Omer Tompkins. Gatekeepers—S. Simmons, Janitor—lIsaac Sanks. Watchman—James Wales. George Fletcher was authorized to appoint starters and tix their salary. The following cominittees were appointed: Class 1, on horses, 1 to 8—S. D. Avery, M. ©. Hogin, H. Lane. Al. Wil liams, J.M. Walling Jr., A. . Stenger, James Orr, John Thomas. Gatekeeper at quarter stretch—Frank Snell. Cattle, 1 to .4—M. P. Peaslee, A. D, Sutton, Ben Taylor. Sheep, hogs and poultry—Theo. F. rtin. ourth Department, classes 1, 2 3—Mres. Hinkson, Mrs. Judge Searls, Mrs. -G. A. Hare, Miss Bessie Fletéher, Van Slyke T. C: Bourn, A. S. Perrin. Second and Third Departments, MaCwiein, Coleman, J. V. Hunter, W. F and Fourth Department, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8— John Webber, Wm. Giffin, Ed. Muller. Fifth Department, classes 1 and 4— Felix Gillet, Wm. White of Buena Vista, Cal. R. Clarke. Fifth Department, classes 3 and 5— gan, Chas. Barker, L. O. Gillet. Sixth Palmer, Mrs, W. L. Cole, Mrs. Bean, Mrs, B. F. Snell, Mrs, T. H. Wilhelm, Mrs. J. W. Reiley. Sixth Department, classes 1,2, 3 and {—Mrs. H. Stanstield, Mrs. J. ‘I. MorFelix Department, class 5—A. TreSeyenth'Department, classes . gidgo, R. C. Walrath, W. L. Cole. »2 and 5—Mrs. B. H. Preston, Mra, J. M. Hadley Mrs. G, C. Shaw, Mrs. H. 8. Spald: ing, G. KE. Withington. Seventh Departinent, class 4—L. P. Goldstone, Fred Zeitler, J. M. Buffington, Geo. W. Starr, W. A. Dennis. Marwick & Sproul were awarded the Bar privilegs at $955.50. The bid of Green's Grass Valley Band Was accepted. J. M. Foley secured the privilege of selling ice cream at the Pavilion. The restaurant and fruit privilege at of Ohio, Wasutneron, Aug. 15, Congressman Warwick of Ohio, why succeeded McKinley, died suddenly ~last DROWNED IN A DITCH. Charles F. Bouvier's Sud Death Yesterday Morning, A sad and sudden death occurred at Gold Flat about 8 o'clock yesterday Frederick Bouvier, morning. Charles Heywood one of the oldest residents of this towneles dalle at grand stand W. Ham. . *2'P; went into: his field, ashort distance mill . : from the house, for the purpose of regulating the water iu an irrigating ditch. He did wot return, and finally his sou Henry, noting his father’s prolonged absence, went out to ascertain the cause thereof, ‘fe was shocked to find him lying inthe dlitch dead, with water. ‘Fhe unfortunate man has been subjeet to fainting spells, and it is supposed that he tainted and fell in’ the stitch, where he died from strangulation. the Coroner subsequently notified. An inquest was held this mor ing, the verdict of the jury bebig in accordance with the above facts. The following were the jurors: J. F, Hook, Geo. ~teger, James Yeates, Josiah Hawk, Frank May, W. Bond. Deceased has resided in this vicinity for over thirty years, and was universally respected. the time, and was a hard-working, honest He followed mining mo tof man. A wife and two grown sons and three Mr. Bouvier was a native of France, aged 61 daughters survive him. years. The fureral will take place’ from the family residence, Gold flat, tomorrow afternoon, undor the auspices of the Odd Fellows and the Workin, Life Members, All persons holding lite memberships . ia the Sevente uth Dist ict Agricultural . Association are requested to call at the} Kolte, obtain their badges and tickeks for the office of the Secretary, 1, J coming Fair, eee wre ee em ek What Stronger Croc, Is needed of the inerit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hwadreds of letters contin ually coming in teliing of marvellous cures 1t has etlected after all other reme ilies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Coustipations 2 -9me WHY SUCH AN UPROAR ? lirass Valley in the Midst of a Tremendous Exeilemout, iat Since Thursday last the excitement at SAM’L YEO'S on Mill establishment, his face and head covered . . = abana cmanemmnignaee Telographed to Transcript. Cool Work by a Rurglar. Javal 3 i thei throwing the still burnin on the toor light another 4a few momeni place Was on tire. intendent of the Pavilion, John Werry night. Bouse, sad meeting a police officer cool Stes Cleth ind Wie: Gall Deedes ae. = See ly informed him that “a-Nonse back pea ng! here” was on fire. He htrried to the lace with the officer. The fire was now baurntug brightly. In his haste the officer failed to notice that though the rea: iloor was open none of the family was to be seen, . They secured pails, the sarghir Going the pumping act, but the &operatns failed to respond A large beer of water, intended for the next day's washing, stood convenient: and be tween them they carried the boiler o; waier into the house, where the flames Vero soon extinguished. — lt was when the officer looked around for his gentle naidy associate that he discovered that e was aloue, The family was aroused nd then it was found that the shonse iad been ransacked, butylittle of any vaiue takenr— Toledo Bee, Ancient Babylonian Records. Probably the oldest known specimens if recorded tanguave in the world todry re (he loscriptions ou the door-socke:s ‘ue prick stainps found at Nier by the tis body was removed to the house and/ Sa! vloniau Exploratiou« expedition of he University. of. Pennsylvania, which fas recently returned. The brick stamps, Which ave of vellow clay, about four] y ve inehes. and an inch in thiekne é eer Thajuame wid titles of Ning Sargea tai his soa Narim Sins who lived about 300 BCL and they were taken trois he taonnd which covers the sight of tacient Nippurn, with its famous ten vle of Baat. The expedition also found nany other objects of interest, such ay lay tablets Containiug contracts, lists of scoods, temple incomes, art fragment: im tinhages sold by the temiple fukirs, Phose throw much ight: on the. bis tvy 2TH people, as Opposed to that of the ster, ond the work of the expedition arries Babylonian records back a thon end Vears toa time of w bich “practical nothing hitherto known The antiquities found are vow iathe nui Vorsiiy ynscuim, + has been Philadelphia Ledger Motele System in Pharmacy. fu the new pharmacopoeia uow in ‘olde Of preparation the metric weigh sy vad dneastires will) be adopted throug! to the entire exclusion of the Eu fand) jish weights and mensures hitherto used, {44 cousidered by many that this is but 1 thee thin edge of the wedge, and that wouer or later the metrie Wwoelghts and measures will be adopted for all por poses in thf United States, In all the states of South America this system and none other is in’ use, and there is a growing feeling that an inter national system of weights and measures will do much -to simplify and develop the commercial intercourse of the ne tions in question as well as those who have adopted: the metric system in Karope. Cor. London News. Insane from Drinking Coffee. Peter McKevver, # restaurant keeper, is in the detention hospital ou complaint of bis wife and a friend, George W. Cench. At the hospital a straight jacket Is necessary to prevent MéKeever from tearing off his clothes aud doing injury to himself McKeever is an, American. Talk about cool headed burglars. One . v the gentry who visited the residence Mr. Will am Hannin outrivals the deri:.taudacity of Jim Barlow or Claude He ertered the house while the in1 ones. W pviek ! mat were sound asle -p, and with the . Sudden Death of Congres man ahi Wie faluiate': proceeded te investigate. ta@ppeurs that he wonld hold a lighted I, fa@tch antil it’ burned his fingers, and Ou returning to a reoin he had quitted { : ee een + before he saw that the He ran from the Norutvo so well relioves thirst or inigorates a person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure Water, ‘ -ened To insure a hearty appetite and inersased digestion take S mioons Live) . Regulater ae Bee Wt. BARTON, sols agent for Med allion, fountam Soda County Convention, T A MEETING OF THE DEMO. cratic County Central (Committee, held at Nevada City on July 30th, it was regrived to hold a County Convention at Nevada City, on S Teluains . best Havana filler Sigar at} cents, Try it, SATURDA Y; AUGUST 2c TH, 1892, i ene . tor the purpose of nominating County, STIPATIO CEE Le Avenue, Ban Francisco; J. f pation, Tave been so bad for a year back or else [ would have a headache, AfMicts half the American people yet there {a only ove preparation of Sarsaparilla that acts on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, and that is Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparila, It relieves it in 21 hours, and an occasional dose prevents return,’ We refer, by permission, to C.4. Elkington, 125 Loenst Brown, Petaluma, Cal.; H. & Winn, Geary Court, &F ’ and hundreds of others who have need {tia constipation. One letter is a sataple of dan. dreda, Elkington, writes: “{ have been for yearesudjcct to bilious headaches and vonstihave had to tuke a physlo every other night Ono bottle District and ‘Towuship oflicers, and taking action for the nomination of a State Sen. ator in conjunction with the counties: of Sierra and Plumas. 5 It was also resolved that the Primary Meetings to elect Deleyates to aaid County Cohvention be held in. the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Between the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, P. M., at such hours as the Township Committees may designate; and that said Committees be empowered to appoint otticers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basis of representation at the said County Convention shall be upon the vote cast in the county for EK. BK. Pond, at the CGubernatorial Election in 1800—one delegate for each 25 votes, and one delegate for each Traction of 25 votes in a precinct, as tollows: dren, APPORTION MEN ¢ OB-DELEG ATES. NEV ADATPOWNSTEIPY Preeiners Vore 1800.) DruKoares. DEMOGRATIC awhile longer. and Mra. A. B.-Palmer of Oak Grove Cottege, Saratoga, gave a private picnic Sons of the Golden West. inches on each face of the cube. Mr. \hearn will make a beautiful piece of work of it. The quartz block comes from Union Hill and was taken out under directions of Mr, George W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine. easy to get, in this district, such a large block of solid quartz.—Telegraph, It is not —~———-—++~@e + — A Private Picnic. Miss. Edith Edwards returned home last evening from a visitto Saratoga, where she went with her mother a short time since, Mrs. Edwards will remain On Thursday last Mr. in honor of Miss Edwards, the place being near Congress Springs. A delight ful day was spent. The following persons were present: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Miss 8. Sherman, Mrs. E. 8. Edwards, Miss Edith Edwards, Miss Mable Dunn, Misses Mable and Edith Gorden, Mr. Ed. Gorden, Miss Irma Clevenger. Mine Bonded, — inet last night and bonded their mine tc a San Francisco Company in the sum —of $15,000. A stated sum is to be paid im mediately and the balance in 15 months. The parties who have bonded the min will commence developments on the property within sixty days, possibly within three weeks. —Telearaph, peisseiens A Visiting Natives. September by Quartz Parlor of the Native This block of solid quartz weighs about 1200. pounds and will dress down to a block about 16 The Directors of the California mine the Park was awarded to C. F. Taylor for $125. E The wheel privilege at the Park was awarded to Henry Thompson for 60 per cent. of proceeds. Race No. 13 was substituted for race No. 8, which did not fill, adding grass Dandy,” owned by A. Brockington. It was resolved that the telegraph shall be open to the public and to all newspapers alike. Spee cca THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard aud Seen by tho Daily ‘Traserip Reporter. People’s Party mass meeting in this city tonight for organizing purposes. Republican caucuges for the precincts in Grass Valley will be held this evening. Dan Collins Jr. will be a candidate for Public Administrator before the Democratic convention, Willie Wright took out a nugget of $87.50, from his drift mine, near Alleghany, last week. Professor L. D. Syle is not going back to superintend the Grass Valley public ker of Sacramento, has been arrested aud fined $40 for being so careless as to inake Chief Drew’s officers, A. Noble has struck rich. gtavel in a flat on the river half a mile below the took out last week fifty dollars in coarse gold between two set of timbers.—Mesychools. He will be an instrictor in the outs apisce. UOsre beos. agents. plate State University. ESTERS AP ASS WS aE The Sutter county cannery lays claim} — Wernovra doubt Sunimons Liver Reg. to having put up 20,000 cans of peaches! ulator will cure you.’ It has cured in ten hours, a phenomenal run. thousands. Sam Guisbury, the lottery ticket broSige o+0@+e on a sale of tickets in the presence of one of . Empire Ranch, on the middle fork. He! A delegation from Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., of Grass Valley, will visit Hydraulic Parlor of this city tomorrow evening. The plans and arrangements which the former Parlor has made for the celebration of Admission, Day-will be fully discussed, and every member should he present, Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Conghs and Colds, upon this condition. — 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold-or any Lung, Throat or Ubest trouble and will use this remedy 1s directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience no benefit, you may return the hottle and have your money refanded. We could not make this offer did we noi ‘know that Dr. King’s New Discovery sould be relied on. It never disappoints; Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug store. Large size 50c and $1.00.—_———-~—+-9@e-2—--____ Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters. for this delicious end healtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. 2} senger. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., of this] Jistice Paynier city, havé received an invitati-n from Manzanita Parlor to participate in the. ===Admission Day celebration at Grass Valley. The invitation was accepted. FE. C. Uren of Auburn has been nomveyor. Chas. E. Uren, County Surveyor of Nevada county. inated by the Repulilicans and by the People's Party of Placer, for County SurThe nominee is the father of Sass A GRAND. APPAIR. Way of an Fntert iament, The Ladies Aid Society of the MetheSomething Entirely New aud Novel in the list Church, assisted by the Epworth League, and some of the brightest talent of Nevada City, will give an ALBUM SOCIAL in the Sunday School room of the Church on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 17th. It will be something new and is sure to please all who atten . , Refreshments will be served. Admission 25 conte. a15-3¢ street Grasy Valley, in the great Sheritt's Sale of Dry Goods, Wall Pa ver, ete., ete, has been tremen Nothing like it has been witnessed in Neva-ta ( ‘ounty. Milliuery, Carpets, ever before It is a great Slaughter Sale, aud vo foolishness dous. about it. The rush iskept up frou early mofn till lateat uight. The reason therefor is thia : The Hoard of Francisc, have ordered that from the $40,000 stock $10,000 in gold coit MUST be raised within thirty days. THN ORDER WILL BE O'URMYIS0 even if the goods do uot bring thirty cents on the first there such an opportunity otfered before to get firstlass Wall Vapor, Carpets, Dry Goods, ete. ATYOUR OWN PRICE. A small amount of inoney will buy a big lot of goods. x This is no buncombe Trade of San dollar on their cost. Never was sale -it’s busi ness. Thirteen clerks are in constant atten’ance, MAF Don't believe a word of this lint just see the goods and prices for your self. ie al 3 tf a ae — THe Bacweton Berroy is the acknowl edged finest cigar in ‘the mark t. 6 Bacukior Burros—thée best 5-cent cigar manufactured, At Carr Bres, j23-tf : 280 + ; ever Something madera: Foley's Nougat Ice Cream No. 13 Coin acercial ste t Nevada City. tf ! MAKE DD. At Grass Valley, Aug. 14th, hy William Quigley te Miss Clara Baruh, both of this vity. 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— , Highest of all in leavenin, atrength.— Larest Usirep Sraves Goveaxment ' Foow Rerous. Ss Royat Bikine Powner Co. . 106 Wall St. N. Y. -. said j are so few as to be lonesome, forty-tive years old. ‘For the last twoor three years.” his wife said, “he has taken scarcely any solid food, but has subsisted almost entirely upon coffee. Although we tried to persuade him to change his inethod of living and abstain from cof fee, for we saw that it: was impairing his mind, we were ansuccessful.”—Chi cago Times ( The Queen Gives Away a Goat. The queen has presented the Second V. B. Royal Welsh fusiliers with a white gout. Colonel Danscook, in coum municating the information to the battal lon in an order, saya he feels assurad that “this most gracious act on the part of her uiajesty will tend to strengthen the feeling of loyalty and attachment to the throne which existe among all Classes of Welshmen.” Oan any one ex plain why in so inany instances a goat is chosen to be the “pet 6f the regiment a Pall Mall Gazette. Exhanst Pipes for Ol Tanks. Judying from the rr jerts from the oi] regions. few of the tanks have pipes ithe bottéu: of the preat receptacles warranged that the oil can be drained iota buruing tuuk from below, thas Inelng the loss from fire to a mini The great fires at the Point heeae refineries brought about that re Woinour local oil works. and it has ved of wreat service ever since it was Hn operation, ~Philadelphia Press soethae fiome Allegea tiig Salaries, The story is being told in New York that the proprietor of a certain well known morning newspaper has made'an offer to asuccessful publisher of Olidcaso to come to New York for five yeure atin annual salary of $100,000. Whether this report be true or not, it has occa sluned a good deal of gossip, Perhaps in nothing inere than in the question of salaries is there so mach that is natrue. . have no doubt there area small number of gentlemen who are paid from $25,000 to $100,000 a year for their services, but whether they are worth it or not is another-question The tendency is always to exaggerate onthe salary qnestion anyhow, and it is more than likely that not half the sum mentioned is actually paid any man, i It is the seine way with the authors of books, Atittle while ago it was said that Ward McAllister had received $25,00 for his published volume on ‘Soci. ety a8 . Have Found It.” Mr, McAllister now comes forward and spoils this pretty tiction by statifig positively that be received only about $3,700, and that ia why he hesitates about accepting an offer thitde to him by a Chicago firm of pees He @ays there is no money in books, The men who are paid $100,000 a year in New Yark for any services whatever Those who receive $50,000 could probably be numbered juside of a, hundred. Those who receive $25,000 a year are of course more numerous, but there are not enough of them to canse any very general digturbance in financial centers. quite inclined to the belief that ~ who receives from $10,0¢; = an Ysera salary iz, jive the famous Reilly. And lam "a. « Seetls, a Notary Public, Aug Ath, Tyo aig Fadorsed > Filed in County Clerk, of the ¢ hae. J L Mo wean, 1d. Greany, Depury the office of the. ‘The officers of Prima ‘ounty of Nevada) directed to issue certitics State of California, this Sth lay ot Auy . vlected trom their respec County Clerk, hy Ry order of the Comn letk. a) . CHAS. H, MITCH Thos. J. Barry, Seer of J. V. 8. put mo in splendid shape. It os a = 103 ‘ : de Nevada No. 2 Fi ia tik a. Nevasta No. 3 4 ae ‘ Selby Flat . <2 ~ Vegetable Willow Valley.. 54 Pet 2 _ » Sarsaparilia . iin 3 . As J.V.8 is positively tho only Sapapice eee tilla compounded to control odpstipation, 41> 1s tnaist on Joy's end don't take any other. GUASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, , Crass Valley No. 1 LAS SS ete tie, FOR SALA BY Crass Valley No. 2. 92 i4 : CARR BROTHERS Grass Valley No. 3 4 vo Grass Valloy No. 4. 60 —-* . Kast Boston Ravine. . 89 pat *s) y . West Bost’n Ravine 2 a4 CIGARS \\ \) f ik \(' Allison Ranch, rene eo Di . ). NV) o. Forest Springs. . 0 2 ‘i PEN. Hill's Flat i «et ae k 4 Gus . & f Buena Vista emet > Wana rane i i) Cottage Hill 33 2 I AVING J purchased the stow and Sel ; ee trade of L. Hirschman, on ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, PINE STRER Peseta 1 t . bd ’ Whe ie * he « Hereby notify their friends and the pub. . Spencer itle v6 2 lic generally that they will Keep on hand} Pleasant Ridge vl 1 Ul grades of CLG AR S, TOBACCO, } tadian Springs YR 2 elie Kte., which they will sell at) the} Rough and Ready 57 } Pan . owest rates, ieee —_166 10 BILD EPORT TOWNSHIP, PBRALWTA xX AY Xo, . Cherokee a SO <@ North San Juan u8 2 BERKELEY, CAL, Sweetland .. eeu Tait N lnportant ve ‘pects the most elegant . a gs “al “ I ly equippod School tor Girls in Viner ph eaeasttst dla ay bog loa, ue ot Term begins August 9th, 138 Saad bar UlreulAr be BEOOMPLET DY aE NRE DR. TOWER B. SPRAGUE, at pantie’ 7 . 22-tin Poasdont ah ge Lil ut oe 1 Lake ¢ ity ; 7 aon —_—-——_--(olunibia EL 20 > Ceovtitionte of Co Parthorsntp. . — = a a < ma 4 VEATE GR CALIFORNIA, COUNTS eae: ee 5 \ of Nevada, asz Wo, the unde Palgued, 1 Wave how alta ot 3 lo hereby certity and declare that we] Vtoore's Flat , 2 : 2 tre partons, transacting the business of enenaias pnt Eh Sas purchasing, work tig, Aswayiug and sell . 80 5 ing re sulphurets and tailings; and in . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, the reduction of ores and extracting ‘ ‘ netals therefrom, in the 4 ounty of Ne. My auhington : ie BR yegtie tie 3 net ue , ; Jour Valley ces i, a Pe ee . vata, State of Califoroia, tn Whuch Ormonde 21 l ‘aunty our principal place of business 8] Yuba ee Seee 18 cigane sya l situated, uuder-the firm name and MUG ge eC eee the Pioneer Reduction Wor ka; that . eee sst eee Mreeeseaes , the full names of all the tneinbers ot ‘los ay such par ‘ership are hereunto subscribe a, MEADOW LAKK TOWNSHIP: md the respective residences are set . euch ce No. ] $2 opposite our respoctive names . (Pinta } ad eS oe ae 4 Witness our hands and seals thia fifth Boos on 30 ete 2 day of August, Dxpy. . agi : Go Se ee Joserimi Nowrnry, residence, “Nevada . 184. sa Oity, Cal . gale Joseru G. Nowrury, residence, Ne. . LEPTUE YORK SOWNSIP, va City. Cal, Lowell Hill 2 : haayud Benjamin Haut, residences, Nevada) (tnt's Hill Mit reseee . City. Cal . You Bet 27 ” Wat. Buack, residence, Nevada City, . een EO tui al, . Gl 4 Duly acknowledged before me, Rred Total vote 1,041. No. of Delegates 104. ry Klections are ttes to Delegates tive precincta, rittee, ELL, Chairman. rotary, ticipate in the debate. nificance to the lM. TOLEY, Confectioner, reenter, » When you self with “CANDIES and it, and a mo subject has unearthed, yourself, and It gives a new and ck word luxury, No. 13 Commer,'al —) gel an op. portunity to refresh yourFOLEY’S ICE CREAM: sieze it without “delay, The town's talking about re delicious never been Pry it for you can par‘lightful sip St.,.Nevada City SUMMER CLOTHING! ee I have just received from the East-the Cheapest and Most Stylish Largest, STOCK OF PRING and : SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, Of course everybody know Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Gopds, Neckties, Buots, Sh, in a First-clagg Establishment. i. Et. MOLELER. Broad Street, Odd Fellow; Building, Nevada City Poa” cee! Say Mos, Straw and Felt H Fashionab } t s that we keep on hand the le. stock on ats, Nobby ves, and everything else usually kept = 4. z

} JMS. Horses. ir, cts, xhibits. horses bred forfeit, $100 for all. One year olds, § 50. Winners 5 Ibs. extra. ugust Ist alile, $25 en16 mile. $25 ' ners of two hree or more , ata mile or and] repeut, f a mile and any heat race “1 mile, $5. cent. $25 entrance, ny 2 year old laced second ce fee. $200. tra. $40 to at one mile; old and yearto hold a less he purse, reserves the race between tranee money may contest tu first, oneruphing races, of purse, and ) per cent. ay preceding ie interest of, e day precedit we.e owned istinct colors, lt be for sule usly. : resident. ve sald at the ron upiey 49 Bi ‘shell, always on hand. ae Cures Catarrh eA Ae EE THE DAILY ‘PRANSCRIPT Nevada City, Nevada County, Published Every Evening Except Sundaya and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Txerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV’NG AUG. 15, 92, THE VOTING SYSTEM. There Should Be Lectures and Ilustrativs: of the Election Law. It would not, we think, be a bad idea to have several lectures, between this and election day,’on the sul ject of voting uuder the new or Australian law. All parties should combine and have these lctures as frequently as nay be and the oftener the better. illustrated by actual voting, with tickets as nearly like as can be to those that will be used on the day of election, The lectures /can be -made very interesting aud entertaining in addition to being instructive. a small admiasion/fee, say ten cents, for the purpose of defraying ‘expenses ; but The lecture can be It might be well t charge it would be better to have admiasion free ‘and let the expense money be raised by Our last town although held under the Australian law, was not much of an educator to those who voted, since the tickets then used subscription, election, were very sinallafd there were no party hominees upon thein. Unless better instructions than can be given in print are given there will be many serious errors: committed y voters. We undersiand that it is the intention of one party at least to have every one of its members posted on the law so as to vote right, to the end there shall Le no loss of strength by having ary of its ballots cast out uncounted because of being techutically illegal.— Telegraph. ep a get Resolutions of Respect. Haut or Samanivan Lopus, ) No: 126, 1, 0; OO. F;Washington, August 6, 1892. . WHEREAS, the Ruler of the universe has, in His infinite wisdom, reGreat midst our brother John Grissel, and WuHeReas, the intimate relations with him during the several years of his life in moved from. our worthy our lodge makes it fitting that we record our appreciation of him, and that we mourn our loss, therefure be it Reso.vep, That we appreciate the wisdom and ability which he has exer. cised in aid of our work by his counsel and services with us. Rk&so_vep, That the removal of such a brother from our lodge, in which he held the highest positions, will leave a vacancy and will be deeply felt by all the members of our order and its friends. Resotven, That in deep sympathy with the afflicted relatives and friends of the deceased we express hope that even shadow which 8o great a bereavement may be intended for their highest good. Resotvev, ‘Ihat these resolutions be spread upon the tninutes of this lodge, a copy sent to the widow of our deceased brother, and that the charter be draped in mourning for thirty days, and a copy sent to the Nevada TrAnscripr for publication. Respectfully submitted, J.B. Liruuow, OLE. Hetarson, P. G. O. M. Easrman, Committee, pees = ae ‘a Notice. All persons having biils ayainst Fred M. Locks are requested to leave them with Robert Simmons Jr., at the Glenbrook saloon, this week. ald 2t See Unless the breathsis like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, : ° There is no dazzling sniile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its chiarms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought wichin the spell of SOZODONT. : on. Se Smoke the Medallion at Barton’s, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. Rte thliepes cn ot Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street. tf +100 Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh Eastern Oysters in cans and The season is open and the oysters are fine. “ry them. +2 No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator. SPUR Ey eR Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City. Soda Works. 2-9 @e+ Iv you want a very finé turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liyery Stable, . tf Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which tocure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developiug into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely Temoved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, whieh cures catarrh by purifyihg the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “I suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in eonsequence, When I too’ Hood's Sarsaparilia . I found T had the sight remedy. The . eatarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system, is improying.” Faank Wasuesurn, Rochester, N. ¥. “Thad catarph nine years, and suffered terribly with It, Soon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarri troubled me less, after taking three bottles 1 was entirely cured.” JANE HINzEx, Calif, J A BIG START For the Republican Club-—Officers Elected —Membership, Ete. About two hundred Republicans assemmbledat the Theater on Saturday evening to take pait in the organization of a Republican Club. The meeting was called to order by District Attorney . Frank T. Nilon, and N. P. Brown was . leetad temporary chairman. The club then proceeded to organize, by electing the following permanent” flicers: Presid nt— Hon, J. Sims. Secretary—Sherman W. Marsh. Vice Presidents—G. L. Hughes, John T. Morgan, Senator E. M. Preston, B. F. Snell, N. P. Brown. Treasurer—D, E. Morgan. On Constitution and By-Laws-—Judge J. M. Walling, Senator E. Mz Preston, Geo. F, Jacobs, District Attorney F, T, Nilon, A. R. Lord. ee The Executive Committee to be appointed by the President, and report ut next meeting, : Finance Committee—Wm, T. Morgan, Senator E. M. Preston, Henry Lane, James A. Northway, M. lL: Marsh, E> A. Tompkins, Chas.. E. Mulloy, Perry Arbogast, Thos. Hughes and R. Sim. On'niotion of Senator Preston it-was! unanimously carried that the club be valled ‘fhe Harrison Club of Nevada fownship.”’ A. D. Mason, who has taken the most prominent part in the formation of the club, reported that the list of _members autmbered two hundred and nineteen, and $102 had been subscribed towards defraying the expenses of the club, Notice was given that the Finance Committee would meet at the oftice of W. T. Morgan this evening, and the Committee on Constitution and By-Laws will also meet this evening at the office of Judge Walling. Short, but good, speeches were made by Judg Walling, Senator Preston, Hon. J. Sims, District Attorney Nilon and A. “‘R. Lord, On motion the chairman of the club was recuested to engage a yood speaker, beside himself, to address the club next Saturday evening at the ‘Theater, and uso instructed to give public notice f the meeting, inviting not only Republicans but Democrats, Popularists, and especially the ladies, wi h the end in view of having a rousing meeting. A band of music‘will also be secured for that occasion. Ou motion it was unanimously carried that the thanks of the Repul,ican Party of Nevada township be most heartily t ndered to Hon, A. D. Mason for the work he had acéomplished in giving the club such a splendid start in the campaign. The club adjourned until ,Saturday evening next, when the various commnittees. Will make their reports, and the organization ef the club bperfected. Immediately after the club adjourned; some fifteen or twenty more nanies were added to the list, and about $20 more subseribed to the club fund. It is expected when the club meets on Saturday evening that the membership will be increased to about 400. We cannot recall a time, at the commencement of a campaign, when Republicans became so earnest for the success of the Republican party as was manifested at the meeting on Saturday evening, and most assuredly it was a good omen. : The club did a nice thing ‘when they tendered a vote of thanks to Mr. Mason, for surely . .e accomplished what few men inthe party could or would “have done, that of canvassing the town for members of the club and solicit mg subscriptions to meet the campaign expenses, when he was only a high private. Mr. Mason.did the work voluntarily and without. solicitation on the part of any one, and therefore we say he is the more deserving of the thanks of the Republican party of this township. + e@ee At the Nevada City. The prospects at the Nevada City mine were never brighter than at present. The shoot of ore that is being mined is the largest. and best ever encountered in the mine, varying in width from two to ten feet, the quartz being of high grado. Ten stamps are kept pounding away night and day and there is rock enough in sight to keep twenty or thirty ‘stamps busy, There are thirty-two men employed in the mine and mill. Today a coutract was let -to run 100 feet of drift on the 400-level. The work of repairing and cleaning out the shaft and draining the old works is being pushed ahead with due diligence, LEE ALE AE TOE ER Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is ‘largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and whole some food. The most successful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. of +*'49,” gs CS Days Kentucky Bourbon, 4 tine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Kront street, San ~Franzisco. ja23-ly Baucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and vosit ,ely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac sion 0; money refunded. Price 26 cents Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. : Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. gi; six for 25. Prepared by C.1. HOOD éCo., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass (QQ Doseg One Dollar per box For sale tUarr Brothers’ Dru itore, a e20ly ; Baby cried, _ te Mother sighed, 2 : Doctor prescribed: Castoria, -Mason, of Sacramento, are here on a IT WAS SMITH. He Becomes Despondeat and Takes His Life. Fred Filern.an has received from San Francisco a picture of the man found dead near the Presicio a few days ago. The picture was taken after the body was removed to the morgue, and shows that the dea! nan was Henry Smith of this city. He committed suicide by shooting himself through the head, Swmith left here for Sau Francisco about a mouth ago. He had of la e béen quite deapondent by spells, and more than ouce remarked that when he got tired of living he inten led to go offwhere he was not known and blow his brains out. Smith resided in this county many years, He came to California in ’49 or 60 and mined for awhile on the American river, where he was very successful. A few yedrs later he ‘returned to the States on a visi, having at that time about $20,000. He returned in‘ a year or two and located in this county. For many years he lived at Malakoff. The stopping of hydraulicking prevented him from working his mining claim there and three or four years ago he removed to this city, living for some time with his brother, on the latter's ranch a few miles froin town, on the Newtowu read, It is.said that his monéy had become exhausted, he was too old and infirm for hard labor, aud brooding ovér his’ misfortunes had doubtless affected his mind. He was unmarvied, a native of Germany, age 67 years. —— +e PERSONAL MENTION, Social aud Other Notes About People Old and Young. J.T. Brooks of Chico is here on a visit. L. D. Wickes of Willows is spending a few days in town, A. Blumenthal has gone below on busihess, George L. Hughes returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco, J. B. Treadwell of Sacramento is here spending a few days with his family. T. C. Howell, W. H. Ssbastian, H. W. Hickman and A. Shunker, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Tompkins, who have been visiting at Hollister, returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. B. H. Preston and Miss Lulu visit to the family of M. L. Marsh. I. Goodfriend, W. A. Bermhein, H. Nordman and J. H. Coult, of San brancisco, were in town Saturday. Mr. ard Mrs. Chas, Eddy and sons, who have been at Helena, Montana, on a visit to Mr. Eddy’s sister, returned home last evening. C 8. Brooks, James K. O’Brien, E. P. McDaniel and E. B. Stanwood, of Marysville, arrived here Sunday evening on their way to Bowman's Dain. —_———--~280-2 —______. The Quartz Corner Stone. In the stone-cutting establishment of i. T. J. Ahearn, there is a large block of quartz which is to be dressed-down for a corner stone of the new schoolhouse, and which-will be put in place on the 9th of H. Privileges Awarded —Comnitteos Namod and The following business was transacted by the Directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association at their meeting THE DISTRICT FAIR. Other Appointments Made. at the Park yesterday: D. 8, Baker was appointed superintendent of the track and instructed to put the track, stables and buildings in perfect order immediately. 5S. N. Stranahan was appointed superMessrs.’ Marsh;“-Jacoba and Rector were authorized to fill all other positions at the Pavilion. The following appointments have been made for the park: j Track Marshal—Sherman W. Marsh. Patrol Judge--Benjamin Van Slyke! Ticket seller at main entrance—E. W. Ticket takers at grand stand—D. E. Sykes and Nat Bailey. — ~ Ticket taker at main entrance—Omer Tompkins. Gatekeepers—S. Simmons, Janitor—lIsaac Sanks. Watchman—James Wales. George Fletcher was authorized to appoint starters and tix their salary. The following cominittees were appointed: Class 1, on horses, 1 to 8—S. D. Avery, M. ©. Hogin, H. Lane. Al. Wil liams, J.M. Walling Jr., A. . Stenger, James Orr, John Thomas. Gatekeeper at quarter stretch—Frank Snell. Cattle, 1 to .4—M. P. Peaslee, A. D, Sutton, Ben Taylor. Sheep, hogs and poultry—Theo. F. rtin. ourth Department, classes 1, 2 3—Mres. Hinkson, Mrs. Judge Searls, Mrs. -G. A. Hare, Miss Bessie Fletéher, Van Slyke T. C: Bourn, A. S. Perrin. Second and Third Departments, MaCwiein, Coleman, J. V. Hunter, W. F and Fourth Department, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8— John Webber, Wm. Giffin, Ed. Muller. Fifth Department, classes 1 and 4— Felix Gillet, Wm. White of Buena Vista, Cal. R. Clarke. Fifth Department, classes 3 and 5— gan, Chas. Barker, L. O. Gillet. Sixth Palmer, Mrs, W. L. Cole, Mrs. Bean, Mrs, B. F. Snell, Mrs, T. H. Wilhelm, Mrs. J. W. Reiley. Sixth Department, classes 1,2, 3 and {—Mrs. H. Stanstield, Mrs. J. ‘I. MorFelix Department, class 5—A. TreSeyenth'Department, classes . gidgo, R. C. Walrath, W. L. Cole. »2 and 5—Mrs. B. H. Preston, Mra, J. M. Hadley Mrs. G, C. Shaw, Mrs. H. 8. Spald: ing, G. KE. Withington. Seventh Departinent, class 4—L. P. Goldstone, Fred Zeitler, J. M. Buffington, Geo. W. Starr, W. A. Dennis. Marwick & Sproul were awarded the Bar privilegs at $955.50. The bid of Green's Grass Valley Band Was accepted. J. M. Foley secured the privilege of selling ice cream at the Pavilion. The restaurant and fruit privilege at of Ohio, Wasutneron, Aug. 15, Congressman Warwick of Ohio, why succeeded McKinley, died suddenly ~last DROWNED IN A DITCH. Charles F. Bouvier's Sud Death Yesterday Morning, A sad and sudden death occurred at Gold Flat about 8 o'clock yesterday Frederick Bouvier, morning. Charles Heywood one of the oldest residents of this towneles dalle at grand stand W. Ham. . *2'P; went into: his field, ashort distance mill . : from the house, for the purpose of regulating the water iu an irrigating ditch. He did wot return, and finally his sou Henry, noting his father’s prolonged absence, went out to ascertain the cause thereof, ‘fe was shocked to find him lying inthe dlitch dead, with water. ‘Fhe unfortunate man has been subjeet to fainting spells, and it is supposed that he tainted and fell in’ the stitch, where he died from strangulation. the Coroner subsequently notified. An inquest was held this mor ing, the verdict of the jury bebig in accordance with the above facts. The following were the jurors: J. F, Hook, Geo. ~teger, James Yeates, Josiah Hawk, Frank May, W. Bond. Deceased has resided in this vicinity for over thirty years, and was universally respected. the time, and was a hard-working, honest He followed mining mo tof man. A wife and two grown sons and three Mr. Bouvier was a native of France, aged 61 daughters survive him. years. The fureral will take place’ from the family residence, Gold flat, tomorrow afternoon, undor the auspices of the Odd Fellows and the Workin, Life Members, All persons holding lite memberships . ia the Sevente uth Dist ict Agricultural . Association are requested to call at the} Kolte, obtain their badges and tickeks for the office of the Secretary, 1, J coming Fair, eee wre ee em ek What Stronger Croc, Is needed of the inerit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hwadreds of letters contin ually coming in teliing of marvellous cures 1t has etlected after all other reme ilies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Coustipations 2 -9me WHY SUCH AN UPROAR ? lirass Valley in the Midst of a Tremendous Exeilemout, iat Since Thursday last the excitement at SAM’L YEO'S on Mill establishment, his face and head covered . . = abana cmanemmnignaee Telographed to Transcript. Cool Work by a Rurglar. Javal 3 i thei throwing the still burnin on the toor light another 4a few momeni place Was on tire. intendent of the Pavilion, John Werry night. Bouse, sad meeting a police officer cool Stes Cleth ind Wie: Gall Deedes ae. = See ly informed him that “a-Nonse back pea ng!

here” was on fire. He htrried to the lace with the officer. The fire was now baurntug brightly. In his haste the officer failed to notice that though the rea: iloor was open none of the family was to be seen, . They secured pails, the sarghir Going the pumping act, but the &operatns failed to respond A large beer of water, intended for the next day's washing, stood convenient: and be tween them they carried the boiler o; waier into the house, where the flames Vero soon extinguished. — lt was when the officer looked around for his gentle naidy associate that he discovered that e was aloue, The family was aroused nd then it was found that the shonse iad been ransacked, butylittle of any vaiue takenr— Toledo Bee, Ancient Babylonian Records. Probably the oldest known specimens if recorded tanguave in the world todry re (he loscriptions ou the door-socke:s ‘ue prick stainps found at Nier by the tis body was removed to the house and/ Sa! vloniau Exploratiou« expedition of he University. of. Pennsylvania, which fas recently returned. The brick stamps, Which ave of vellow clay, about four] y ve inehes. and an inch in thiekne é eer Thajuame wid titles of Ning Sargea tai his soa Narim Sins who lived about 300 BCL and they were taken trois he taonnd which covers the sight of tacient Nippurn, with its famous ten vle of Baat. The expedition also found nany other objects of interest, such ay lay tablets Containiug contracts, lists of scoods, temple incomes, art fragment: im tinhages sold by the temiple fukirs, Phose throw much ight: on the. bis tvy 2TH people, as Opposed to that of the ster, ond the work of the expedition arries Babylonian records back a thon end Vears toa time of w bich “practical nothing hitherto known The antiquities found are vow iathe nui Vorsiiy ynscuim, + has been Philadelphia Ledger Motele System in Pharmacy. fu the new pharmacopoeia uow in ‘olde Of preparation the metric weigh sy vad dneastires will) be adopted throug! to the entire exclusion of the Eu fand) jish weights and mensures hitherto used, {44 cousidered by many that this is but 1 thee thin edge of the wedge, and that wouer or later the metrie Wwoelghts and measures will be adopted for all por poses in thf United States, In all the states of South America this system and none other is in’ use, and there is a growing feeling that an inter national system of weights and measures will do much -to simplify and develop the commercial intercourse of the ne tions in question as well as those who have adopted: the metric system in Karope. Cor. London News. Insane from Drinking Coffee. Peter McKevver, # restaurant keeper, is in the detention hospital ou complaint of bis wife and a friend, George W. Cench. At the hospital a straight jacket Is necessary to prevent MéKeever from tearing off his clothes aud doing injury to himself McKeever is an, American. Talk about cool headed burglars. One . v the gentry who visited the residence Mr. Will am Hannin outrivals the deri:.taudacity of Jim Barlow or Claude He ertered the house while the in1 ones. W pviek ! mat were sound asle -p, and with the . Sudden Death of Congres man ahi Wie faluiate': proceeded te investigate. ta@ppeurs that he wonld hold a lighted I, fa@tch antil it’ burned his fingers, and Ou returning to a reoin he had quitted { : ee een + before he saw that the He ran from the Norutvo so well relioves thirst or inigorates a person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure Water, ‘ -ened To insure a hearty appetite and inersased digestion take S mioons Live) . Regulater ae Bee Wt. BARTON, sols agent for Med allion, fountam Soda County Convention, T A MEETING OF THE DEMO. cratic County Central (Committee, held at Nevada City on July 30th, it was regrived to hold a County Convention at Nevada City, on S Teluains . best Havana filler Sigar at} cents, Try it, SATURDA Y; AUGUST 2c TH, 1892, i ene . tor the purpose of nominating County, STIPATIO CEE Le Avenue, Ban Francisco; J. f pation, Tave been so bad for a year back or else [ would have a headache, AfMicts half the American people yet there {a only ove preparation of Sarsaparilla that acts on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, and that is Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparila, It relieves it in 21 hours, and an occasional dose prevents return,’ We refer, by permission, to C.4. Elkington, 125 Loenst Brown, Petaluma, Cal.; H. & Winn, Geary Court, &F ’ and hundreds of others who have need {tia constipation. One letter is a sataple of dan. dreda, Elkington, writes: “{ have been for yearesudjcct to bilious headaches and vonstihave had to tuke a physlo every other night Ono bottle District and ‘Towuship oflicers, and taking action for the nomination of a State Sen. ator in conjunction with the counties: of Sierra and Plumas. 5 It was also resolved that the Primary Meetings to elect Deleyates to aaid County Cohvention be held in. the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Between the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, P. M., at such hours as the Township Committees may designate; and that said Committees be empowered to appoint otticers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basis of representation at the said County Convention shall be upon the vote cast in the county for EK. BK. Pond, at the CGubernatorial Election in 1800—one delegate for each 25 votes, and one delegate for each Traction of 25 votes in a precinct, as tollows: dren, APPORTION MEN ¢ OB-DELEG ATES. NEV ADATPOWNSTEIPY Preeiners Vore 1800.) DruKoares. DEMOGRATIC awhile longer. and Mra. A. B.-Palmer of Oak Grove Cottege, Saratoga, gave a private picnic Sons of the Golden West. inches on each face of the cube. Mr. \hearn will make a beautiful piece of work of it. The quartz block comes from Union Hill and was taken out under directions of Mr, George W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine. easy to get, in this district, such a large block of solid quartz.—Telegraph, It is not —~———-—++~@e + — A Private Picnic. Miss. Edith Edwards returned home last evening from a visitto Saratoga, where she went with her mother a short time since, Mrs. Edwards will remain On Thursday last Mr. in honor of Miss Edwards, the place being near Congress Springs. A delight ful day was spent. The following persons were present: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Miss 8. Sherman, Mrs. E. 8. Edwards, Miss Edith Edwards, Miss Mable Dunn, Misses Mable and Edith Gorden, Mr. Ed. Gorden, Miss Irma Clevenger. Mine Bonded, — inet last night and bonded their mine tc a San Francisco Company in the sum —of $15,000. A stated sum is to be paid im mediately and the balance in 15 months. The parties who have bonded the min will commence developments on the property within sixty days, possibly within three weeks. —Telearaph, peisseiens A Visiting Natives. September by Quartz Parlor of the Native This block of solid quartz weighs about 1200. pounds and will dress down to a block about 16 The Directors of the California mine the Park was awarded to C. F. Taylor for $125. E The wheel privilege at the Park was awarded to Henry Thompson for 60 per cent. of proceeds. Race No. 13 was substituted for race No. 8, which did not fill, adding grass Dandy,” owned by A. Brockington. It was resolved that the telegraph shall be open to the public and to all newspapers alike. Spee cca THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard aud Seen by tho Daily ‘Traserip Reporter. People’s Party mass meeting in this city tonight for organizing purposes. Republican caucuges for the precincts in Grass Valley will be held this evening. Dan Collins Jr. will be a candidate for Public Administrator before the Democratic convention, Willie Wright took out a nugget of $87.50, from his drift mine, near Alleghany, last week. Professor L. D. Syle is not going back to superintend the Grass Valley public ker of Sacramento, has been arrested aud fined $40 for being so careless as to inake Chief Drew’s officers, A. Noble has struck rich. gtavel in a flat on the river half a mile below the took out last week fifty dollars in coarse gold between two set of timbers.—Mesychools. He will be an instrictor in the outs apisce. UOsre beos. agents. plate State University. ESTERS AP ASS WS aE The Sutter county cannery lays claim} — Wernovra doubt Sunimons Liver Reg. to having put up 20,000 cans of peaches! ulator will cure you.’ It has cured in ten hours, a phenomenal run. thousands. Sam Guisbury, the lottery ticket broSige o+0@+e on a sale of tickets in the presence of one of . Empire Ranch, on the middle fork. He! A delegation from Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., of Grass Valley, will visit Hydraulic Parlor of this city tomorrow evening. The plans and arrangements which the former Parlor has made for the celebration of Admission, Day-will be fully discussed, and every member should he present, Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Conghs and Colds, upon this condition. — 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold-or any Lung, Throat or Ubest trouble and will use this remedy 1s directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience no benefit, you may return the hottle and have your money refanded. We could not make this offer did we noi ‘know that Dr. King’s New Discovery sould be relied on. It never disappoints; Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug store. Large size 50c and $1.00.—_———-~—+-9@e-2—--____ Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters. for this delicious end healtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. 2} senger. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., of this] Jistice Paynier city, havé received an invitati-n from Manzanita Parlor to participate in the. ===Admission Day celebration at Grass Valley. The invitation was accepted. FE. C. Uren of Auburn has been nomveyor. Chas. E. Uren, County Surveyor of Nevada county. inated by the Repulilicans and by the People's Party of Placer, for County SurThe nominee is the father of Sass A GRAND. APPAIR. Way of an Fntert iament, The Ladies Aid Society of the MetheSomething Entirely New aud Novel in the list Church, assisted by the Epworth League, and some of the brightest talent of Nevada City, will give an ALBUM SOCIAL in the Sunday School room of the Church on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 17th. It will be something new and is sure to please all who atten . , Refreshments will be served. Admission 25 conte. a15-3¢ street Grasy Valley, in the great Sheritt's Sale of Dry Goods, Wall Pa ver, ete., ete, has been tremen Nothing like it has been witnessed in Neva-ta ( ‘ounty. Milliuery, Carpets, ever before It is a great Slaughter Sale, aud vo foolishness dous. about it. The rush iskept up frou early mofn till lateat uight. The reason therefor is thia : The Hoard of Francisc, have ordered that from the $40,000 stock $10,000 in gold coit MUST be raised within thirty days. THN ORDER WILL BE O'URMYIS0 even if the goods do uot bring thirty cents on the first there such an opportunity otfered before to get firstlass Wall Vapor, Carpets, Dry Goods, ete. ATYOUR OWN PRICE. A small amount of inoney will buy a big lot of goods. x This is no buncombe Trade of San dollar on their cost. Never was sale -it’s busi ness. Thirteen clerks are in constant atten’ance, MAF Don't believe a word of this lint just see the goods and prices for your self. ie al 3 tf a ae — THe Bacweton Berroy is the acknowl edged finest cigar in ‘the mark t. 6 Bacukior Burros—thée best 5-cent cigar manufactured, At Carr Bres, j23-tf : 280 + ; ever Something madera: Foley's Nougat Ice Cream No. 13 Coin acercial ste t Nevada City. tf ! MAKE DD. At Grass Valley, Aug. 14th, hy William Quigley te Miss Clara Baruh, both of this vity. 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— , Highest of all in leavenin, atrength.— Larest Usirep Sraves Goveaxment ' Foow Rerous. Ss Royat Bikine Powner Co. . 106 Wall St. N. Y. -. said j are so few as to be lonesome, forty-tive years old. ‘For the last twoor three years.” his wife said, “he has taken scarcely any solid food, but has subsisted almost entirely upon coffee. Although we tried to persuade him to change his inethod of living and abstain from cof fee, for we saw that it: was impairing his mind, we were ansuccessful.”—Chi cago Times ( The Queen Gives Away a Goat. The queen has presented the Second V. B. Royal Welsh fusiliers with a white gout. Colonel Danscook, in coum municating the information to the battal lon in an order, saya he feels assurad that “this most gracious act on the part of her uiajesty will tend to strengthen the feeling of loyalty and attachment to the throne which existe among all Classes of Welshmen.” Oan any one ex plain why in so inany instances a goat is chosen to be the “pet 6f the regiment a Pall Mall Gazette. Exhanst Pipes for Ol Tanks. Judying from the rr jerts from the oi] regions. few of the tanks have pipes ithe bottéu: of the preat receptacles warranged that the oil can be drained iota buruing tuuk from below, thas Inelng the loss from fire to a mini The great fires at the Point heeae refineries brought about that re Woinour local oil works. and it has ved of wreat service ever since it was Hn operation, ~Philadelphia Press soethae fiome Allegea tiig Salaries, The story is being told in New York that the proprietor of a certain well known morning newspaper has made'an offer to asuccessful publisher of Olidcaso to come to New York for five yeure atin annual salary of $100,000. Whether this report be true or not, it has occa sluned a good deal of gossip, Perhaps in nothing inere than in the question of salaries is there so mach that is natrue. . have no doubt there area small number of gentlemen who are paid from $25,000 to $100,000 a year for their services, but whether they are worth it or not is another-question The tendency is always to exaggerate onthe salary qnestion anyhow, and it is more than likely that not half the sum mentioned is actually paid any man, i It is the seine way with the authors of books, Atittle while ago it was said that Ward McAllister had received $25,00 for his published volume on ‘Soci. ety a8 . Have Found It.” Mr, McAllister now comes forward and spoils this pretty tiction by statifig positively that be received only about $3,700, and that ia why he hesitates about accepting an offer thitde to him by a Chicago firm of pees He @ays there is no money in books, The men who are paid $100,000 a year in New Yark for any services whatever Those who receive $50,000 could probably be numbered juside of a, hundred. Those who receive $25,000 a year are of course more numerous, but there are not enough of them to canse any very general digturbance in financial centers. quite inclined to the belief that ~ who receives from $10,0¢; = an Ysera salary iz, jive the famous Reilly. And lam "a. « Seetls, a Notary Public, Aug Ath, Tyo aig Fadorsed > Filed in County Clerk, of the ¢ hae. J L Mo wean, 1d. Greany, Depury the office of the. ‘The officers of Prima ‘ounty of Nevada) directed to issue certitics State of California, this Sth lay ot Auy . vlected trom their respec County Clerk, hy Ry order of the Comn letk. a) . CHAS. H, MITCH Thos. J. Barry, Seer of J. V. 8. put mo in splendid shape. It os a = 103 ‘ : de Nevada No. 2 Fi ia tik a. Nevasta No. 3 4 ae ‘ Selby Flat . <2 ~ Vegetable Willow Valley... 54 Pet 2 _ » Sarsaparilia . iin 3 . As J.V.8 is positively tho only Sapapice eee tilla compounded to control odpstipation, 41> 1s tnaist on Joy's end don't take any other. GUASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, , Crass Valley No. 1 LAS SS ete tie, FOR SALA BY Crass Valley No. 2.. 92 i4 : CARR BROTHERS Grass Valley No. 3 4 vo Grass Valloy No. 4. 60 —-* . Kast Boston Ravine. . 89 pat *s) y . West Bost’n Ravine 2 a4 CIGARS \\ \) f ik \(' Allison Ranch, rene eo Di . ). NV) o. Forest Springs.. . 0 2 ‘i PEN. Hill's Flat i «et ae k 4 Gus . & f Buena Vista emet > Wana rane i i) Cottage Hill 33 2 I AVING J purchased the stow and Sel ; ee trade of L. Hirschman, on ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, PINE STRER Peseta 1 t . bd ’ Whe ie * he « Hereby notify their friends and the pub. . Spencer itle v6 2 lic generally that they will Keep on hand} Pleasant Ridge vl 1 Ul grades of CLG AR S, TOBACCO, } tadian Springs YR 2 elie Kte., which they will sell at) the} Rough and Ready 57 } Pan . owest rates, ieee —_166 10 BILD EPORT TOWNSHIP, PBRALWTA xX AY Xo, . Cherokee a SO <@ North San Juan u8 2 BERKELEY, CAL, Sweetland ... eeu Tait N lnportant ve ‘pects the most elegant . a gs “al “ I ly equippod School tor Girls in Viner ph eaeasttst dla ay bog loa, ue ot Term begins August 9th, 138 Saad bar UlreulAr be BEOOMPLET DY aE NRE DR. TOWER B. SPRAGUE, at pantie’ 7 . 22-tin Poasdont ah ge Lil ut oe 1 Lake ¢ ity ; 7 aon —_—-——_--(olunibia EL 20 > Ceovtitionte of Co Parthorsntp. . — = a a < ma 4 VEATE GR CALIFORNIA, COUNTS eae: ee 5 \ of Nevada, asz Wo, the unde Palgued, 1 Wave how alta ot 3 lo hereby certity and declare that we] Vtoore's Flat , 2 : 2 tre partons, transacting the business of enenaias pnt Eh Sas purchasing, work tig, Aswayiug and sell . 80 5 ing re sulphurets and tailings; and in . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, the reduction of ores and extracting ‘ ‘ netals therefrom, in the 4 ounty of Ne. My auhington : ie BR yegtie tie 3 net ue , ; Jour Valley ces i, a Pe ee . vata, State of Califoroia, tn Whuch Ormonde 21 l ‘aunty our principal place of business 8] Yuba ee Seee 18 cigane sya l situated, uuder-the firm name and MUG ge eC eee the Pioneer Reduction Wor ka; that . eee sst eee Mreeeseaes , the full names of all the tneinbers ot ‘los ay such par ‘ership are hereunto subscribe a, MEADOW LAKK TOWNSHIP: md the respective residences are set . euch ce No. ] $2 opposite our respoctive names . (Pinta } ad eS oe ae 4 Witness our hands and seals thia fifth Boos on 30 ete 2 day of August, Dxpy. . agi : Go Se ee Joserimi Nowrnry, residence, “Nevada . 184. sa Oity, Cal . gale Joseru G. Nowrury, residence, Ne. . LEPTUE YORK SOWNSIP, va City. Cal, Lowell Hill 2 : haayud Benjamin Haut, residences, Nevada) (tnt's Hill Mit reseee . City. Cal . You Bet 27 ” Wat. Buack, residence, Nevada City, . een EO tui al, . Gl 4 Duly acknowledged before me, Rred Total vote 1,041. No. of Delegates 104. ry Klections are ttes to Delegates tive precincta, rittee, ELL, Chairman. rotary, ticipate in the debate. nificance to the lM. TOLEY, Confectioner, reenter, » When you self with “CANDIES and it, and a mo subject has unearthed, yourself, and It gives a new and ck word luxury, No. 13 Commer,'al —) gel an op. portunity to refresh yourFOLEY’S ICE CREAM: sieze it without “delay, The town's talking about re delicious never been Pry it for you can par‘lightful sip St.,.Nevada City SUMMER CLOTHING! ee I have just received from the East-the Cheapest and Most Stylish Largest, STOCK OF PRING and : SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, Of course everybody know Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Gopds, Neckties, Buots, Sh, in a First-clagg Establishment. i. Et. MOLELER. Broad Street, Odd Fellow; Building, Nevada City Poa” cee! Say Mos, Straw and Felt H Fashionab } t s that we keep on hand the le. stock on ats, Nobby ves, and everything else usually kept = 4. z