August 22, 1890 (4 pages)

-scld he Large public nulity of ight’! trated md be eping.)' TENING ine St. Time. r.Fifteen le known iT YOUR ioOme. 20D AN strument Ete: 8 8 iled. . made to ing [Price, IVAL, +. Nevad a. Gault’s MOD. AD CE THAT d to holster ce. Jd Single OF ALL OVER IN ure. packended: to 4. ‘pl q . ee a ee eed * rao a é. aaa The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1890. Tar confidence of the people who have tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in this prevaration, is remarkable. Is has cured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases cansed by im pure blood orlow state of the system it is unsurpassed. social Dance Friday Night. At Odd Fellows Hall under Prof. Michell’s management. 2b BarsaPaRriua and iron soda water at Curr Bros. POND The Deinocrati¢, Nominee For Governor, IT TAKES FOUR BALLOTS, But He Gets There With the hid BRUISES. ‘RHEUMATIES k POLITICAL. Anneouncemenis under this head must be paid tor in ~ advance. — ‘ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON oF Nevada City will be @ candidate for re-election as District attorney, su_ject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. . W. W. Nelson F Grasse Valleyisannounced as a canGidate forthe + fficesf Sheriff, subject tothe d cision of the bemocratic County Conveution. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P Stone F Grars Valley will be a candidate for nomination »s County Superintendent ofSchools, ubject tu the decision ‘of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third Mistrict. © ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) Richard Penrose FRelief Hil wil: be a cand‘date! for Read Overseer of the Third Disec: to the decision of the Keistriet Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup ¥F North ®an Juan is a candidate for nomination 9s Sheriff, subiect ta the wv of the Republican county convenon. FOR SHERIFF, famuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR GOUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan . OF Cherokee is herehy ann unced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decisiun of the Democratic County Con‘ention,FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. ‘ a E, Bond will be a candidate for rersesror of Nevada county. ct, eu publican F Nevada C election ss aubject to thé decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥ Grass Volley will be a candidete for re-election ag Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the devision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster oO". Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, abies to the dovihas of the Democratic County Convoution. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. Sims ¥ Nevada City will be a candidete for renomination as Assemblyman from the i4th Assembly District, eudj.ct to the comes. of the Kepublican i4th District Convention. ) FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Baugh { North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Mohools. subject tothe decision ofthe Re spublican County Couvention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick {Badger Hill will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. William Carton : as nominated for Lieutenant-Goverof Buckley, . THE MINERS WIN. a They Put a Plank in the Platform. — EDITOR IRISH FOR CONGRESS. Del V ile of Los Angeles For Lieutenant-Governor. Sacramento, Aug. 21—The Eveniny Bee’s San Jose convention epecial sayr that Mayor Pond of San Franciscc was nominated this forenoon on the fourth ballot, receiving 625 votes. Tne convention ten adjourned till 2 o’clock p.m. There were 944 delegates, 323 votes being necessary toa choice. IRISH FOR CONGRESS. Colonel John P. Irish, editor ofthe . Sun Francisco Alta, was nominated by acelamation for Congressman from the Third District. + —_—_— THE SP.COND PLACE. -At thé opening of the afternoon sessionR. T. DelValle of Los Angelenor. THE FIGHTFOR GOVERNOR, Sacramento; Aug.21—In the convention yesterday afternoon Arthur Rogers, of San Francisco, nominated Pond. nominated Coleman. Dennis Spencer, of Napa, nominated English. Judge Baldwin, of Stockton, nominated Pauleell. Congressman T. J. Clunie seconded English’s nomination. 2 J. DeBarth Shorb, of Los Angeles, seconded the nomination of Coleman. W. H. Hansaker, of San Diego, seconded the nomination of Pond. R. F. Del Valle,.of Los Angeles, seconded the nomination of English. Clay F, Taylor, of Shasta, seconded he nomination of Paulsell. G. W. Ostrom, of Yuba, he nomination of Pond. W. R. Jacoba of Tulare Ostrom in seconding Pond, James B. Murphy of San Jose seconded the nomination of Coleman. N. D. Borden of Santa Clara seconded the nomination of W. D. English. Reel ‘B. Terry of Fresno performed seconded followed ers cheered.”’ Harry Thornton, of San Mateo, . guarantee to hold « post morte:n on Markham after election day, “and would certify that he died from kidney complaint and stoppage of water. Thos, S$. Ford, of Nevada, moved that there be xdded tothe plank proposed to be stricken out the words: **Resolved, That we are in favor of the General Government fostering and protecting the mining industry, where it can bedone without injury to other iMdustries. " “Hugh Corcoran made a sensible He said the hydaulic mining question had been settled once and forever, and that the convention could not revive it. Munday and Del Valle, of Los Angeles, made buucombe speeches in favor of fostering the mining industry, and Ford’s addition was. mude, the Capler motion voted down and the hydraulicksu talk against tl.e proposition. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. ~ A special. to the Oakland. Tribune says: i : “John D. Grady of Fresno, who is the chronic nuisance of the Convention, tried to talk, but instead of recognizing him, a bald-headed, high voiced old chap from Placer, who announced himself as-‘‘a grizzly from :hé moduntains,” was given the floor. He talked io favor of the mining industry. When he had become worked uptoa notch which called for a little blowing offof the safety valve, he came within-an inch of gaying ‘every dam one of you’ and the Convention laughed for three minutes. [hen a man from Nevada City wanted @ mining clause added,and another deluge of talk wus precipitated. ‘lhis washed out about half the people in the galleries and the rear seats, and # passing band playing ‘Hail to the Chief? drew off etill more.’’ AND STILL ANOTHER. This is a special to the Bulletin: “Ford of Nevada City offered an ad dendum providing that mining shall hig encouraged by the General Goverment by appropriate legislation where *t can be done without injury to other iaterests. hately necessary to carry the mining Martin said this was absoeounties. The Republicans had ignoredthe miners and if the Democrats declared in their favor it would greatby strengthen the ticket. San Joaquin said the proposed plank wrould lead to trouble in the Sacramento Valley and he thought in the interest of harmony the matter should be let alone. No ona objected to hydraulic miners if they will take care of their debris. Del Valle of Los Aneles spoke in favor of adopting Ford's amendment. 'A vote was finally taken. and Ford’s amen iment was adopted.” Corcoran of Another Cement Walk. A cement sidewalk is to-be laid immediately on the sonth sile of Broad street in front of the Citizens Bank, Odd Fellows Block and County Treasury Building, in all a distance of 85 feet and 9 inches. The contract for the stone curbing has been let to E. D. Bridges of this city. ————— A LOST ADDRESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of 819 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visi in 8t Louis last summer, did not suffer with her usual sick headaches and indigesti But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon her. It was not the St Louis climate that did so much for her. The secret is told in the following letter, received: by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown assayers of 524 Sacramento Street, San Francisco. Mrs. McNamara writes:— “Three months since I was visiting in &t. Louis, and obtained two bottles of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia. It was of great re! ef to me in my headaches and indigestion. my return to my home in nidad I feel the need of it, and as I have lost the address I write to re ask if you will Lot kindly forward this to the proper number in San co, and have me sent a few more of this valuable vegetable compound.” People having used Joy’s Vegetable Sarsacae eames A TAKING PROPOSITION. Holding the County Conventions . tm Fair Week furored. The Transcairr’s suggestion abcat holding the county nominating conventions of the Republicans and Democrats during Fair week has strock the public generally, as well as the politicians, with favor. The Fair managers as far as heard from agree that it would be a good Way to do. ‘Holding. one of thé conventions on Monday would not interfere in any degree with the Eair which does ‘not begin till Tuesday. If the other convention were set for say Wednesday, it would prevent the delegates representing that faction from attending the races for one day, but there will, sot be enongh of those delegates to cause «# serions falling off of the Park receipte by reason of their absence on that day. If the conven'ions are held a week before or a week after the Fair, it will be the means of keeping a great many of the outside delegates from coming to the Fair, as they would not in numerous. instances feel warranted in incurring the expense of two trips to this part of the county, and would regard their duty to their party as of more importance than a pleasure trip to the Fair. People from all parts of the county will be congreg teu during Fair week at this city and Grass Valley, and the nominees of the conventions will have asplendid opportunity to electioneer among them. ‘ The foregoing and scores of other reasons are being urged on the streets and elsewherein behalf of the adoption. by the County Central Committees of the Transcrip:’s plam TOM HENRY. Another forty-Niner Joins the Silent Majority. Thomas Henry,a native of Lonisiafta ayed 53 years, died about twelve o'clock Thursday noon at-thecounty hospital where he has made his home for some fifteen years past. Tom Henry, as he was familiariy called, came across the plains in 1849 as whelper with a train that numbered when it left Salu Lake 75 wag ons, all loaded with merchandise. The route selected was via Los Angele, the train being the first to come that way. More than hallf thie wagons had to beabandoned before reaching Lox Angeles, and caches were made for the:r-contents. Henry was during the-early part of his residence here a bar-keeper in Birker’s Exchange. He afterward was a partner in Tom & Dan's’ salvon and restaurant, and was for a brief period local agent for the opposition stage line from here to Marysville. In 18540r 1855 he was. elected coroner on the Whig ticket. He for at.merun on a Sicramento steame, tended bar at Sacramento, and later made his home awkile at Virginie City. Wine and. women ruined Tom who at his death was a total wreck of what was once a pretty fiir xort of a man. AG50y Dog. A rather commo.i-looking, mediumsized female dug, covered with dark wavy, silxen hair, and appearing to have a good deal of setter blood in ite veins, was in the express office. here Wedneaday night en route from Balti more, Maryland, to J. W. Orear of, Downieville. Tthut dog cost $500 and the expense of getting it here is $60, whichaneluded “board and lodging’; asthe express and baggage men all along the route saw that the kind-eyed and friendly canine lived on the fat of theland. The cagéin which it rade was a wooden crate about five feet long, three feet wide and three feet high, so there was plenty of room for it to turn around. Mr. Orear is a famous fancier of dogs. He has raised a large nuimber of the finest animals on the coast . eee eS oe SR tert AEE enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aide the assimilative process, the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thorouzhly reliable ulterative that can be found for old and young. The Leading Muclc House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the jeadAyer’s Sarsaparilla, by —purifying . t ELGVEN DOLLARS. That Money Wilt Ray a Geed The Transortrt has within the past two years offered. many special premiums to its subscribers, and of handreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended tothem not one ¢ se of disaatisfaction has yetarisen. In every insta: ce the subscriber has been more than delighted with the bargain secured. The latest offering includes three} grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds who have n-ed both as guol xs the original for all praciieal purposes. Three numbers of this admirable piece of necvhaninm are advertived and described on the second: page of today’s paper,.and fall information igiven as to cost of freight to this city, ete. The manufacturers~aleo-eupply other grades up to one with an elabororately ornamented. and full-pearled head on a fall cabinet case, bé.utifully Gnished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, atid o chest of drawers inside the case. ~ Any machine that-is not satisfactory van be returned tothefactory and the money will be refurided . If you are in need of or thinking ol buying a sewing machine, look intl the @RANSCRIPT’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that i. eértainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. A Former Gr os Vasieyan. Wm. Candy, who is one of the three men hurt Wednesday by a blist at th: Young American mine, resided it Grass Valley up to abvut five year since, when he removed to Sierra City. Abouta year ago he removed his fam vv there. He is a member of the Workmen’s lodge and Foresters © Grass Valley. The injured man is vrother-in-luw. of James John ano William Wosking and Mrs, Wim. Privt of Grass Valley. He has a wite anc two daughters—the elder of the child ren at present visiting relatives in Grass Valley. The -tewart Watch Club. Following is the result of last 8 tur day's drawing of the Stewart Watch and Jewelry Company of which A. Durbin of this city is the Nevada City agent: Club No. 1—J. J. Lane, 401 Foarth street. . : Club No. 2—R. &. West, East Oakland, Club No. 8—Mrs. &. Campa, Novata, Marin county. Club No. 4—W. H. Castner, Jr., 26 Laylor street, S.n Francivco. ; Callon Mr. Durbin and jsin a club. [t may be Nevada City’s tarn next. eA em AEE SOOT AEE, Lud es Omiy. Dr. Hall will jeliver a private lectnre t> ladies at Nevada Theatre, Saturd.y afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Adis niun free. ‘ 2 Appetite ‘and sleep my be im proved, every pert of the syste, strengthened and the animal spirit: regaintheir bonyancy by the use ol Dr. J. Ul. MeLean’s °Strengthenin Cordial and Bluod Porifer. For sule by Carr Bros, Iv you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed tabla, _ f MONEY GONE. CaLivorNiA Eno-Trn, Is taken from the word “Kron, theGiod of Love inGreek mythology. What is it, what Its usen, what its purpose? Disordered Sexual Funesions of men and women, ho matter from what cause arising, either from the excessive veut AMtimulanta,/Tohucco or Opium or through Youthful Indiseretion. Oyer-indulLons_ of Power or Tims potency. Wakeful: hens, Lone of Beal Power, getter in the Back, Hystertn, Nervous siness and Wexk Memory. comp bring the sufferes to an early grave. Ef x; 6 for mphiet willbe worth your while, fe mane: t cure. Ix boxes will surely Donohucts Latest Alleged Hye! sewing Machine. cS cau ht hydraulic mining July 15tis CAUGHT IN THE ACT. draulicking Operation. ‘The Appeal says: The serving of pipers on Timothy Donohue, who was and 16.h, brihgs to mind some facts in relation to the original suit brought against the Sieraa Union Water Company, who owned the property near Gibsonville in Sierra county, where Mr. Donohue was working. Mr, Donohue was one of the members of this vompany in May, 1836, when the rejunction served t» prevent them from: throwing their debris into Slate Creek, whence it was carried into the North ly anti] December 1, 1887, when the company was ordered to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for continuing their work Wor this offence they were fined, Jan’ There are in the county ju'l four) demeanors and three of them from Truckee. . peace of Truckee on the 18th instant and pleaded guilty Liggett, has been brought to the county jail to serve thirty days: who has been serving 60 days ia j.i) for disturbing the peace, has regained his liberty and departed for his native straining order was filed and the inheath. Yuba river. Everything ran smooth-fhere this morning that Edward Lawrence died in Sierra City. was well known here, where he at one A sister of deceased, a} eood Mra. Johns, lives just below Boston Ravine. time resided, County Jail Netesbeing John ©’Rourke, who disturbed, the before Justice “Whistling Dick,” a Truckeeite Died at Sierra City. Telegraph: Word was received Deceased James Lawrence, who was your confidence. [¢ is peculiar in that it ens and builds up the system, creates uary 4th, $250, wliich they paid. May 8, 1888, :everal memhere of the killed in a mineat Forest Springs about eight years ago, was a brother to Edan appetite, and tones the digestion, whileit eradicates disease. Give it a trial. ‘The name of the priceless remedy, TH Gav! Daley Cement or Brandy Fiat ciaim aud ic ft) f A great Callfornia cure for Nervousness and wn Poin rontration, Dislaintn when neglected generally wreck the mind and RO-TINE a gure cure, Send stamp for pamphiet, The senrig, of the Gia a 5 sr isudioaas received Was id esas strengthens the nerves and invigorates . pom company were again. brought before the Court, but the case was dismissed & little over a motth after the order was isened.The last action is that bronght againet Mr. Donohue, indivijually, and it will be heard September 3:1. Geed Templar Buatertainment. On Friday evening of next week the Good Templars of Nevada Lodge will give a literary entertainment and «upper at their hall. Tickets at 25 ‘ents each will be put on sale in a day or two. —— Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores color and vitality to weak and gray hair. Chrough its healing and cleansing ynalities, it prevents the accumulation if Jandruff and cures all scalp diseaver. Che best hair-dres ing ever made, and 4y far the most economical. Wen you feel uncomfortable about he stomach take Simmons Liver Regtlator. CAR POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening strength —U, 8. Government Report, Aug 17, 1890. Notice of Sale of Real Estate, Under Execution. CONRAD GRISSEL, Viaintiff, ve. WASHINGT JN GEMENT GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Defenstant. ¥ virtue uf an Kxecution issued out of the Justice Court of Jona Ely, Washngton Township County of Nevaia, State of Vallfornia, dated the isth day of August, 1890, ina ce:tain action wherein Cunta' Grissell aw Pleintiff recuvered Judgment ou the 16th day of July, Lady, agatust the Wash ingtoc Coment Gravel Minine pompany, Defendant, furthe sumcf $149.10 in golu coin of the United states, besides costs ang interest. Ihave this day levied upon ali che right, tite, claim and tnterest of said Defendant, the Washingion Cement Grave ining Company, iu and to the ioilowiug 4960 real ertate, to-wit : ‘All and singul+r that certain piece or par cel of placer mining Jand situate in Wasiing ou fownship, puey of Nevada, State of California, known and designated ug the lowe, to-wit : Washington and uning ate point on said claim marked by a stake set abuut B00 [eet frum the Ce: ment Mili om suid clains and Wester), therefrom and runuing thence South Kast erly tus blazed Pins or Fir tree. Thence Easterly to the boundary line of the Diels. Cement Gompen? © claim her: in descr: 4 thence North Westerly to a point directly ste me stake marked No. 1, the place oi noing. eon sgrlaeeg certain other placer miniog claime bounded on the West by the ici tunuel claims, on the North by the Suuth Yuba River, on hay ast by the Mecuu elem; cluim formerly as the Guldeu Heifer ciaim. ‘ Tugether Yigg boned Cement Crushing Mil on the lands herein efore described, and ul tevements, b tat ers, appurte nantes to claims and mi.) belunging wf used in convection there with, Also, that ain reservoir near the claims above described, and the ditch leaw ing from said reservoir to the claims afured, Alsothat certain ditch and water right {quate in Wasvingtun township aforeeala. «nown asthe Jefferson Ureek Ditch ano ularly dvacribe:t as ee the towne piiuate pear ward. Deceased has been ill for some time, He leaves a wife and children. The utmost care is exercised in the selection of the metals used, and only the very best quality is purchased. Each machine is thoroughly, well made and is fitted with the utmost nicety and exactness, and no machine is permitted by the inspector to go out of the shops until it has been fully tested and proved to do perfect work and run light and without ' noise. erated by the treadle. threading, whic 1 FOOT HFMMER, 1 FOOT KRUFFLER, t TUCKER. L PACKAKE NEEDLES, t CHEOK SPRING THROAT PLATE. The driving wheel on this machine BINDER, 6. BOBBINS, mape, ornamentation and appearance. . made to gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. 1:-WRENCAH, 1 THREAD CUTTER, 1 ‘DER Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “400 Raana Ren Rating A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIT, Including 1 Year's Subeor:ptioa to “The Daily Transcript.” ‘We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the Chicago SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the /atest. models of he Singer Machines, ard isa perfect fac-simile in All the parts are The Chicago Singer Machine has a very important improvement in a /oose balance wheel so constructed as to permit winding bobbins without removing the work from the mathine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the. shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by astrong spiral. spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is pulled out encugh to release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin till the bobbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out_of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be opThe thread at and the needle clamp are made self is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments : 6 HEMMERS, all different 1 SCREW DRIVER, widths, 1 . AUGE, 1 GAUGE SCREW, 1 OIF CAN. filled with O41), 1 INSTRUCTION BOOK. is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenient of any. The muchine is self-/hreading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is mude of the best muerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior etyelt. 1t has venee: ed cover, drop-leuf tub'e, end diawers and cenwing drawer. The munufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS. didate { once send hundreds of miles to get it ee Water right, ald d toh taking water from Mippueton, Tenn., Dec, 18, 1889. hine, to ‘orde 4 Rates OM Keres tnetion of Sherif, subject © . a like service for James V. Coleman. again, as in the above instance. ing: moaia supe, 66t J street, Seere Jefferson . reek os One eae aad cum . 1 received your premium "sewing week’ newer E. H. "lle gy ) the gecision of the kepublican County Con : sete for i a the poy eave acoenbed : Seer wide wit . machine one year ayo and: am well / pes c, : solide e have the latest sheet music, finest terrightsand -asements ty said ditch . pleased with it. Would not exch U ,K » Dec. 6, 1889. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. : Bot We Beene: : and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), Belonging edo an) wise ay ee eda will it for machines sold bere for filly, dol‘eraniead the. wauhine siae tak espectfu Ww A Slee TER MUSHES ROORE A POM: At Friday evening’s meeting of] 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extre . a oe ag ae pe is ‘of said day, 10 apa’ pagent Soe _— and Hike oy egebelg 28 ne bay iia : =~ Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P.,a mat-. (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cente; , Mam, BIGELOW, 158 Hanh Mreet, {ont of the Jnst.ce Court dour of Juba Bly, Ww. Bi i ules Doesak Pc oat ae ble ie '. ive ¥ Gress Valley, is announced asacandi-. SscRAMENTO, Aug. 21—The Evening : "71 deen. Guano Bigelow, tn a dremmaker, living at . 4: Washiugtun, in Weahington township ; A. Bisnor. . is as good as «forty dollar machine. date for County Recorder, subject tothe Bee’ ial from San Jone last eventer of importance will come up for con. urtist strings, 30centsexch. Jobn F, 1245 Bunh treet, Han Francisco, She ald ln an ph of Sevuda, St te of California, neil atts Miss Jane Rowern. T, Mecision of the Republican County Conven8 Spec’ sideration. Letevery Knight hs pres-. Cooper, sole axent for Mathushek MET doctored with physicians for snppreraed menbite enous. Jat vo 1h each Aurus, Ank., Dec. 7, 1889. La reaStore, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. ing mere’ ent. Cuas F. Boovier,Jr.,0.C. . Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid Tia'me no goods Rid Fn, feevmmnvendied D fondant. the Washingwn Cem-ut. The Chicago Singer sewing machine. —— pa ia weet ad. ee “The hydraulickers got in their lit-] B, 8.Rzcror, K. of R. and 8. iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in. jii'tacy eneed meat eRCTe Vamauat Vitis, . crest io the abure: couribed property sage gone ange The maciine suaehina ta gel ae ges . re : ¢ ry id . Ah ‘ , wctrseyncce James M. Wiley tle work just after the report of the . qxqesmeeeeeese=EEED Sacramento, and not one failure in teeta ureter as vie me ies much thereof as may be ns ceseaty tw io bo yea i Benne s ais Gedlees tos pleared with the same. Accept my JF, Boston Bevice will be, candidate’) Committee on Platform and_resolutwenty years. j. 20-f. The Gavi me repieent sequre by mall oo poe dyed Se in en oe wo te] such a-muchine. Many thanks, © . ‘banks. ‘ A. Moprom, . o aty Recorder, receip 3 A — i cn baee set tothe eiaion of The “eputilees . tions had been read. Dr. Caples, of Ministers Use My wectore Heer) peaeciicus 10 Kole, Manutnriarern, . “opetable Washington Township, Nevade Sotere MAEEMAN: . Weise armas, H.W. Nov.20,1880oN i. F scribe tt. > se F , Cal. wotld say, after using the sewi » Nevada ¥OR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Sucramento, moved that the plank reanit THE GAVE €O., Chemi«ta, ee tuatas tit, 1820. Somerset, VA., Oct. 28, 1889. . machine sematied froin se it bajo on the foli we ferring to water rights be stricken out Gaanaxs, 0. P.O, Box 2410, San Fras The machine ordered of you arrived, . perfect natinf.etion in al! respects, doye J.C. O'Neill a: i a he pa i DrBosanko—DerSir; Sumetime. Tf you have made up your miad to buy and afier a few days’ trial [ find it to} ing all kinds of work very nicely. th day of F Nevada City will be a candidate for He seid it was an. ol 8 y ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanku’s Pile The Gavi Pills do nut be induced to take cae A ied T L Ee T T be as represented, and doubtless wil Mus. I. O. Youmans. set oppo Serine ot buperintendentof Schools, . that platforms are molasses to catch Seusone eT ak any other. Sold by ‘ continue to give sutisfaction. — ¢ share pibtest to she. Geezen. oF (8 st . sce, brat he urged the convention mot . poser aa a sien in question . C2XE Bros, Sole Agent MAaeS) WANKER . Wastneno, Mo. Dac. 0, 1900. po ee ET ear ae . ‘ , seohuaie y sewir g machine gives yo d ratFOR BUPT. UF SCHOOLS. to make itself ridiculous. The queswas my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 1 AND OTaIR Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. . isfaction—dues as good work aa w filt , . . . ; ’ 7 . '. . iy i. : eR galas tion of water rights, he said, has been s have since had a number of euch cases NEVADA ORUG STORE, The premium sewing machine came . dollar machine. Many E, Murray. », $187 12 a W. d. Rodgers fon cerns oF ia 1 Vonnte, . “ ona een and if you will give me a reduction. Corner Broad and Pine Streets. to bani very lita, vd and in good orPee 40 00 EOF Gree Valley will be # candidate for settled by.decisions ral Courte. “Bouy Years on Crutches. . puch ua will pay me to handle it, der. It is nice y fi.i-hed, and works. Heraina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1839. vedbeed Schools, ones of Conety eee ot the ib and it was not true, as stated in the. . For fifteen years Twas afflicted with ene ’ EY ARE SEN é : like & charm, and we are delighted. The sev ing machine I gut irom you dpe Publi san County Convention. om of the matin. out Tene ed sion will willingly: do.so. , Give me yoor : 6 with it. E, 8. Youna, . as a premium last year, cannot be beat166 ; FOR SHERIFF resolutions, that ‘‘the waters t! nang Sering L endure + . lowest p.ice per dozen bottles, or per W D VINTON au P rietor (eae gisree en, and does as good work as a $40 00 an order —_— : State belong to the people.” The Fe ag gos peo exis-. gross. Let me hear from you soon im ao top : — We pibroee m coe Cag oe —* ae ne th ' Cc. C. _M. D. : pay e vi 16 Machine two Week~ seme ev North Beoe ot Sherif eatjoct to the, thepeople of the State than does the . which.from the rst gave me to. Fins Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes t the mactine and glad to speak T received the machine all right, and office of Aino ot te Repu blican County Conifaa ng One Pe Mave thal 8.8. When Baby was sick oles Seine SL coe tw’ eomnensind THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE you asan tionest, honorable firm. Alam well pleased with it. It dors exmeee Morigen iand. owe t poriter on the Pots aby wassick, tiptions by « ermpetent Druggiat and ie neighbor was hereto look at the m’. cellent work. Pexinan McCarry. aaTURFOR SHERIFF. “Dp, Martin, of Placer,apoke in {8¥0r . tae ee te cages mai anintated PAID FOR, Pp i pg bi i ' eral ae niet of inserting ® plank in the platform. weet ee eOrriC CO. Atiante ‘: ble P rices, ayadié in Advance i Te Ge. _ George F. Jacobs : . When he was aChild, DR. C. kL. WALK, Marketable Pears. toage ‘ her with aidate tor . (2¥oring the miners. He said that mi. —____—. . ey re 7h Machine No. 3 and Dairy Transcript I year.17 00 ) Of the: Dir otic of will be ecttothe dect. ning bad built up Sacramento and the LUETJE & BRAND, _ She cried for Castoria. DUNTIST, . ecicabit “ 4 te “ See Be retary, sonst == saeogak entire State. He seid that Markham WATOHMAKEB When she became Mie, Oma : fe 5 We sd ~ sie219 00 a : B.F. Snell pap bade hai oie — “7 Bre clung to Castoria. Wetnesday of Each Week. E. BOOTH, gw Subscriber to pay freight from the factory, which 2 es Ne in sesaiprenvgmhd bea m ae nities diated Cldiiean,” Office at the National Hotel. Comer Pine nd Commercial streets; . iS THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS /0 Nevada City, ; OF sotto tnny Riteugrmnes tothe . and that if the convent would d rec: > ELER, a Scere c Nothing but first-class Guiahed work. : ' BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. Dany Transonrr, mara till Pape ste Ev: Logan Oe rights of miners he would . Broad Street, Nevada Oity, 4 : them Castes Teeth extracted without pala. “ Nevada City. Gal. t Nevada City, California, a

-scld he Large public nulity of ight’! trated md be eping.)' TENING ine St. Time. r.Fifteen le known iT YOUR ioOme. 20D AN strument Ete: 8 8 iled. . made to ing [Price, IVAL, +. Nevad a. Gault’s MOD. AD CE THAT d to holster ce. Jd Single OF ALL OVER IN ure. packended: to 4. ‘pl q . ee a ee eed * rao a é. aaa The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1890. Tar confidence of the people who have tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in this prevaration, is remarkable. Is has cured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases cansed by im pure blood orlow state of the system it is unsurpassed. social Dance Friday Night. At Odd Fellows Hall under Prof. Michell’s management. 2b BarsaPaRriua and iron soda water at Curr Bros. POND The Deinocrati¢, Nominee For Governor, IT TAKES FOUR BALLOTS, But He Gets There With the hid BRUISES. ‘RHEUMATIES k POLITICAL. Anneouncemenis under this head must be paid tor in ~ advance. — ‘ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON oF Nevada City will be @ candidate for re-election as District attorney, su_ject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. . W. W. Nelson F Grasse Valleyisannounced as a canGidate forthe + fficesf Sheriff, subject tothe d cision of the bemocratic County Conveution. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P Stone F Grars Valley will be a candidate for nomination »s County Superintendent ofSchools, ubject tu the decision ‘of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third Mistrict. © ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) Richard Penrose FRelief Hil wil: be a cand‘date! for Read Overseer of the Third Disec: to the decision of the Keistriet Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup ¥F North ®an Juan is a candidate for nomination 9s Sheriff, subiect ta the wv of the Republican county convenon. FOR SHERIFF, famuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR GOUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan . OF Cherokee is herehy ann unced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decisiun of the Democratic County Con‘ention,FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. ‘ a E, Bond will be a candidate for rersesror of Nevada county. ct, eu publican F Nevada C election ss aubject to thé decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥ Grass Volley will be a candidete for re-election ag Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the devision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster oO". Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, abies to the dovihas of the Democratic County Convoution. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. Sims ¥ Nevada City will be a candidete for renomination as Assemblyman from the i4th Assembly District, eudj.ct to the comes. of the Kepublican i4th District Convention. ) FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Baugh { North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Mohools. subject tothe decision ofthe Re spublican County Couvention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick {Badger Hill will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. William Carton : as nominated for Lieutenant-Goverof Buckley, . THE MINERS WIN. a They Put a Plank in the Platform. — EDITOR IRISH FOR CONGRESS. Del V ile of Los Angeles For Lieutenant-Governor. Sacramento, Aug. 21—The Eveniny Bee’s San Jose convention epecial sayr that Mayor Pond of San Franciscc was nominated this forenoon on the fourth ballot, receiving 625 votes. Tne convention ten adjourned till 2 o’clock p.m. There were 944 delegates, 323 votes being necessary toa choice. IRISH FOR CONGRESS. Colonel John P. Irish, editor ofthe . Sun Francisco Alta, was nominated by acelamation for Congressman from the Third District. + —_—_— THE SP.COND PLACE. -At thé opening of the afternoon sessionR. T. DelValle of Los Angelenor. THE FIGHTFOR GOVERNOR, Sacramento; Aug.21—In the convention yesterday afternoon Arthur Rogers, of San Francisco, nominated Pond. nominated Coleman. Dennis Spencer, of Napa, nominated English. Judge Baldwin, of Stockton, nominated Pauleell. Congressman T. J. Clunie seconded English’s nomination. 2 J. DeBarth Shorb, of Los Angeles, seconded the nomination of Coleman. W. H. Hansaker, of San Diego, seconded the nomination of Pond. R. F. Del Valle,.of Los Angeles, seconded the nomination of English. Clay F, Taylor, of Shasta, seconded he nomination of Paulsell. G. W. Ostrom, of Yuba, he nomination of Pond. W. R. Jacoba of Tulare Ostrom in seconding Pond, James B. Murphy of San Jose seconded the nomination of Coleman. N. D. Borden of Santa Clara seconded the nomination of W. D. English. Reel ‘B. Terry of Fresno performed seconded followed ers cheered.”’ Harry Thornton, of San Mateo, . guarantee to hold « post morte:n on Markham after election day, “and would certify that he died from kidney complaint and stoppage of water. Thos, S$. Ford, of Nevada, moved that there be xdded tothe plank proposed to be stricken out the words: **Resolved, That we are in favor of the General Government fostering and protecting the mining industry, where it can bedone without injury to other iMdustries. " “Hugh Corcoran made a sensible He said the hydaulic mining question had been settled once and forever, and that the convention could not revive it. Munday and Del Valle, of Los Angeles, made buucombe speeches in favor of fostering the mining industry, and Ford’s addition was. mude, the Capler motion voted down and the hydraulicksu talk against tl.e proposition. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. ~ A special. to the Oakland. Tribune says: i : “John D. Grady of Fresno, who is the chronic nuisance of the Convention, tried to talk, but instead of recognizing him, a bald-headed, high voiced old chap from Placer, who announced himself as-‘‘a grizzly from :hé moduntains,” was given the floor. He talked io favor of the mining industry. When he had become worked uptoa notch which called for a little blowing offof the safety valve, he came within-an inch of gaying ‘every dam one of you’ and the Convention laughed for three minutes. [hen a man from Nevada City wanted @ mining clause added,and another deluge of talk wus precipitated. ‘lhis washed out about half the people in the galleries and the rear seats, and # passing band playing ‘Hail to the Chief? drew off etill more.’’ AND STILL ANOTHER. This is a special to the Bulletin: “Ford of Nevada City offered an ad dendum providing that mining shall hig encouraged by the General Goverment by appropriate legislation where *t can be done without injury to other iaterests. hately necessary to carry the mining Martin said this was absoeounties. The Republicans had ignoredthe miners and if the Democrats declared in their favor it would greatby strengthen the ticket. San Joaquin said the proposed plank wrould lead to trouble in the Sacramento Valley and he thought in the interest of harmony the matter should be let alone. No ona objected to hydraulic miners if they will take care of their debris. Del Valle of Los Aneles spoke in favor of adopting Ford's amendment. 'A vote was finally taken. and Ford’s amen iment was adopted.” Corcoran of Another Cement Walk. A cement sidewalk is to-be laid immediately on the sonth sile of Broad street in front of the Citizens Bank, Odd Fellows Block and County Treasury Building, in all a distance of 85 feet and 9 inches. The contract for the stone curbing has been let to E. D. Bridges of this city. ————— A LOST ADDRESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of 819 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visi in 8t Louis last summer, did not suffer with her usual sick headaches and indigesti But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon her. It was not the St Louis climate that did so much for her. The secret is told in the following letter, received: by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown assayers of 524 Sacramento Street, San Francisco. Mrs. McNamara writes:— “Three months since I was visiting in &t. Louis, and obtained two bottles of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia. It was of great re! ef to me in my headaches and indigestion. my return to my home in nidad I feel the need of it, and as I have lost the address I write to re ask if you will Lot kindly forward this to the proper number in San co, and have me sent a few more of this valuable vegetable compound.” People having used Joy’s Vegetable Sarsacae eames A TAKING PROPOSITION. Holding the County Conventions . tm Fair Week furored. The Transcairr’s suggestion abcat holding the county nominating conventions of the Republicans and Democrats during Fair week has strock the public generally, as well as the politicians, with favor. The Fair managers as far as heard from agree that it would be a good Way to do. ‘Holding. one of thé conventions on Monday would not interfere in any degree with the Eair which does ‘not begin till Tuesday. If the other convention were set for say Wednesday, it would prevent the delegates representing that faction from attending the races for one day, but there will, sot be enongh of those delegates to cause «# serions falling off of the Park receipte by reason of their absence on that day. If the conven'ions are held a week before or a week after the Fair, it will be the means of keeping a great many of the outside delegates from coming to the Fair, as they would not in numerous. instances feel warranted in incurring the expense of two trips to this part of the county, and would regard their duty to their party as of more importance than a pleasure trip to the Fair. People from all parts of the county will be congreg teu during Fair week at this city and Grass Valley, and the nominees of the conventions will have asplendid opportunity to electioneer among them. ‘ The foregoing and scores of other reasons are being urged on the streets and elsewherein behalf of the adoption. by the County Central Committees of the Transcrip:’s plam TOM HENRY. Another forty-Niner Joins the Silent Majority. Thomas Henry,a native of Lonisiafta ayed 53 years, died about twelve o'clock Thursday noon at-thecounty hospital where he has made his home for some fifteen years past. Tom Henry, as he was familiariy called, came across the plains in 1849 as whelper with a train that numbered when it left Salu Lake 75 wag ons, all loaded with merchandise. The route selected was via Los Angele, the train being the first to come that way. More than hallf thie wagons had to beabandoned before reaching Lox Angeles, and caches were made for the:r-contents. Henry was during the-early part of his residence here a bar-keeper in Birker’s Exchange. He afterward was a partner in Tom & Dan's’ salvon and restaurant, and was for a brief period local agent for the opposition stage line from here to Marysville. In 18540r 1855 he was. elected coroner on the Whig ticket. He for at.merun on a Sicramento steame, tended bar at Sacramento, and later made his home awkile at Virginie City. Wine and. women ruined Tom who at his death was a total wreck of what was once a pretty fiir xort of a man. AG50y Dog. A rather commo.i-looking, mediumsized female dug, covered with dark wavy, silxen hair, and appearing to have a good deal of setter blood in ite veins, was in the express office. here Wedneaday night en route from Balti more, Maryland, to J. W. Orear of, Downieville. Tthut dog cost $500 and the expense of getting it here is $60, whichaneluded “board and lodging’; asthe express and baggage men all along the route saw that the kind-eyed and friendly canine lived on the fat of theland. The cagéin which it rade was a wooden crate about five feet long, three feet wide and three feet high, so there was plenty of room for it to turn around. Mr. Orear is a famous fancier of dogs. He has raised a large nuimber of the finest animals on the coast . eee eS oe SR tert AEE enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aide the assimilative process, the system. It is, therefore, the best

and most thorouzhly reliable ulterative that can be found for old and young. The Leading Muclc House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the jeadAyer’s Sarsaparilla, by —purifying . t ELGVEN DOLLARS. That Money Wilt Ray a Geed The Transortrt has within the past two years offered. many special premiums to its subscribers, and of handreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended tothem not one ¢ se of disaatisfaction has yetarisen. In every insta: ce the subscriber has been more than delighted with the bargain secured. The latest offering includes three} grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds who have n-ed both as guol xs the original for all praciieal purposes. Three numbers of this admirable piece of necvhaninm are advertived and described on the second: page of today’s paper,.and fall information igiven as to cost of freight to this city, ete. The manufacturers~aleo-eupply other grades up to one with an elabororately ornamented. and full-pearled head on a fall cabinet case, bé.utifully Gnished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, atid o chest of drawers inside the case. ~ Any machine that-is not satisfactory van be returned tothefactory and the money will be refurided . If you are in need of or thinking ol buying a sewing machine, look intl the @RANSCRIPT’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that i. eértainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. A Former Gr os Vasieyan. Wm. Candy, who is one of the three men hurt Wednesday by a blist at th: Young American mine, resided it Grass Valley up to abvut five year since, when he removed to Sierra City. Abouta year ago he removed his fam vv there. He is a member of the Workmen’s lodge and Foresters © Grass Valley. The injured man is vrother-in-luw. of James John ano William Wosking and Mrs, Wim. Privt of Grass Valley. He has a wite anc two daughters—the elder of the child ren at present visiting relatives in Grass Valley. The -tewart Watch Club. Following is the result of last 8 tur day's drawing of the Stewart Watch and Jewelry Company of which A. Durbin of this city is the Nevada City agent: Club No. 1—J. J. Lane, 401 Foarth street. . : Club No. 2—R. &. West, East Oakland, Club No. 8—Mrs. &. Campa, Novata, Marin county. Club No. 4—W. H. Castner, Jr., 26 Laylor street, S.n Francivco. ; Callon Mr. Durbin and jsin a club. [t may be Nevada City’s tarn next. eA em AEE SOOT AEE, Lud es Omiy. Dr. Hall will jeliver a private lectnre t> ladies at Nevada Theatre, Saturd.y afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Adis niun free. ‘ 2 Appetite ‘and sleep my be im proved, every pert of the syste, strengthened and the animal spirit: regaintheir bonyancy by the use ol Dr. J. Ul. MeLean’s °Strengthenin Cordial and Bluod Porifer. For sule by Carr Bros, Iv you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’a livery and feed tabla, _ f MONEY GONE. CaLivorNiA Eno-Trn, Is taken from the word “Kron, theGiod of Love inGreek mythology. What is it, what Its usen, what its purpose? Disordered Sexual Funesions of men and women, ho matter from what cause arising, either from the excessive veut AMtimulanta,/Tohucco or Opium or through Youthful Indiseretion. Oyer-indulLons_ of Power or Tims potency. Wakeful: hens, Lone of Beal Power, getter in the Back, Hystertn, Nervous siness and Wexk Memory. comp bring the sufferes to an early grave. Ef x; 6 for mphiet willbe worth your while, fe mane: t cure. Ix boxes will surely Donohucts Latest Alleged Hye! sewing Machine. cS cau ht hydraulic mining July 15tis CAUGHT IN THE ACT. draulicking Operation. ‘The Appeal says: The serving of pipers on Timothy Donohue, who was and 16.h, brihgs to mind some facts in relation to the original suit brought against the Sieraa Union Water Company, who owned the property near Gibsonville in Sierra county, where Mr. Donohue was working. Mr, Donohue was one of the members of this vompany in May, 1836, when the rejunction served t» prevent them from: throwing their debris into Slate Creek, whence it was carried into the North ly anti] December 1, 1887, when the company was ordered to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for continuing their work Wor this offence they were fined, Jan’ There are in the county ju'l four) demeanors and three of them from Truckee. . peace of Truckee on the 18th instant and pleaded guilty Liggett, has been brought to the county jail to serve thirty days: who has been serving 60 days ia j.i) for disturbing the peace, has regained his liberty and departed for his native straining order was filed and the inheath. Yuba river. Everything ran smooth-fhere this morning that Edward Lawrence died in Sierra City. was well known here, where he at one A sister of deceased, a} eood Mra. Johns, lives just below Boston Ravine. time resided, County Jail Netesbeing John ©’Rourke, who disturbed, the before Justice “Whistling Dick,” a Truckeeite Died at Sierra City. Telegraph: Word was received Deceased James Lawrence, who was your confidence. [¢ is peculiar in that it ens and builds up the system, creates uary 4th, $250, wliich they paid. May 8, 1888, :everal memhere of the killed in a mineat Forest Springs about eight years ago, was a brother to Edan appetite, and tones the digestion, whileit eradicates disease. Give it a trial. ‘The name of the priceless remedy, TH Gav! Daley Cement or Brandy Fiat ciaim aud ic ft) f A great Callfornia cure for Nervousness and wn Poin rontration, Dislaintn when neglected generally wreck the mind and RO-TINE a gure cure, Send stamp for pamphiet, The senrig, of the Gia a 5 sr isudioaas received Was id esas strengthens the nerves and invigorates . pom company were again. brought before the Court, but the case was dismissed & little over a motth after the order was isened.The last action is that bronght againet Mr. Donohue, indivijually, and it will be heard September 3:1. Geed Templar Buatertainment. On Friday evening of next week the Good Templars of Nevada Lodge will give a literary entertainment and «upper at their hall. Tickets at 25 ‘ents each will be put on sale in a day or two. —— Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores color and vitality to weak and gray hair. Chrough its healing and cleansing ynalities, it prevents the accumulation if Jandruff and cures all scalp diseaver. Che best hair-dres ing ever made, and 4y far the most economical. Wen you feel uncomfortable about he stomach take Simmons Liver Regtlator. CAR POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening strength —U, 8. Government Report, Aug 17, 1890. Notice of Sale of Real Estate, Under Execution. CONRAD GRISSEL, Viaintiff, ve. WASHINGT JN GEMENT GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Defenstant. ¥ virtue uf an Kxecution issued out of the Justice Court of Jona Ely, Washngton Township County of Nevaia, State of Vallfornia, dated the isth day of August, 1890, ina ce:tain action wherein Cunta' Grissell aw Pleintiff recuvered Judgment ou the 16th day of July, Lady, agatust the Wash ingtoc Coment Gravel Minine pompany, Defendant, furthe sumcf $149.10 in golu coin of the United states, besides costs ang interest. Ihave this day levied upon ali che right, tite, claim and tnterest of said Defendant, the Washingion Cement Grave ining Company, iu and to the ioilowiug 4960 real ertate, to-wit : ‘All and singul+r that certain piece or par cel of placer mining Jand situate in Wasiing ou fownship, puey of Nevada, State of California, known and designated ug the lowe, to-wit : Washington and uning ate point on said claim marked by a stake set abuut B00 [eet frum the Ce: ment Mili om suid clains and Wester), therefrom and runuing thence South Kast erly tus blazed Pins or Fir tree. Thence Easterly to the boundary line of the Diels. Cement Gompen? © claim her: in descr: 4 thence North Westerly to a point directly ste me stake marked No. 1, the place oi noing. eon sgrlaeeg certain other placer miniog claime bounded on the West by the ici tunuel claims, on the North by the Suuth Yuba River, on hay ast by the Mecuu elem; cluim formerly as the Guldeu Heifer ciaim. ‘ Tugether Yigg boned Cement Crushing Mil on the lands herein efore described, and ul tevements, b tat ers, appurte nantes to claims and mi.) belunging wf used in convection there with, Also, that ain reservoir near the claims above described, and the ditch leaw ing from said reservoir to the claims afured, Alsothat certain ditch and water right {quate in Wasvingtun township aforeeala. «nown asthe Jefferson Ureek Ditch ano ularly dvacribe:t as ee the towne piiuate pear ward. Deceased has been ill for some time, He leaves a wife and children. The utmost care is exercised in the selection of the metals used, and only the very best quality is purchased. Each machine is thoroughly, well made and is fitted with the utmost nicety and exactness, and no machine is permitted by the inspector to go out of the shops until it has been fully tested and proved to do perfect work and run light and without ' noise. erated by the treadle. threading, whic 1 FOOT HFMMER, 1 FOOT KRUFFLER, t TUCKER. L PACKAKE NEEDLES, t CHEOK SPRING THROAT PLATE. The driving wheel on this machine BINDER, 6. BOBBINS, mape, ornamentation and appearance. . made to gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. 1:-WRENCAH, 1 THREAD CUTTER, 1 ‘DER Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “400 Raana Ren Rating A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIT, Including 1 Year's Subeor:ptioa to “The Daily Transcript.” ‘We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the Chicago SINGER SEWING MACHINES At lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the /atest. models of he Singer Machines, ard isa perfect fac-simile in All the parts are The Chicago Singer Machine has a very important improvement in a /oose balance wheel so constructed as to permit winding bobbins without removing the work from the mathine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the. shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by astrong spiral. spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is pulled out encugh to release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin till the bobbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out_of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be opThe thread at and the needle clamp are made self is a very great convenience. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments : 6 HEMMERS, all different 1 SCREW DRIVER, widths, 1 . AUGE, 1 GAUGE SCREW, 1 OIF CAN. filled with O41), 1 INSTRUCTION BOOK. is admitted to be the simplest, easiest running and most convenient of any. The muchine is self-/hreading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is mude of the best muerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior etyelt. 1t has venee: ed cover, drop-leuf tub'e, end diawers and cenwing drawer. The munufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS. didate { once send hundreds of miles to get it ee Water right, ald d toh taking water from Mippueton, Tenn., Dec, 18, 1889. hine, to ‘orde 4 Rates OM Keres tnetion of Sherif, subject © . a like service for James V. Coleman. again, as in the above instance. ing: moaia supe, 66t J street, Seere Jefferson . reek os One eae aad cum . 1 received your premium "sewing week’ newer E. H. "lle gy ) the gecision of the kepublican County Con : sete for i a the poy eave acoenbed : Seer wide wit . machine one year ayo and: am well / pes c, : solide e have the latest sheet music, finest terrightsand -asements ty said ditch . pleased with it. Would not exch U ,K » Dec. 6, 1889. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. : Bot We Beene: : and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), Belonging edo an) wise ay ee eda will it for machines sold bere for filly, dol‘eraniead the. wauhine siae tak espectfu Ww A Slee TER MUSHES ROORE A POM: At Friday evening’s meeting of] 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extre . a oe ag ae pe is ‘of said day, 10 apa’ pagent Soe _— and Hike oy egebelg 28 ne bay iia : =~ Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P.,a mat-. (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cente; , Mam, BIGELOW, 158 Hanh Mreet, {ont of the Jnst.ce Court dour of Juba Bly, Ww. Bi i ules Doesak Pc oat ae ble ie '. ive ¥ Gress Valley, is announced asacandi-. SscRAMENTO, Aug. 21—The Evening : "71 deen. Guano Bigelow, tn a dremmaker, living at . 4: Washiugtun, in Weahington township ; A. Bisnor. . is as good as «forty dollar machine. date for County Recorder, subject tothe Bee’ ial from San Jone last eventer of importance will come up for con. urtist strings, 30centsexch. Jobn F, 1245 Bunh treet, Han Francisco, She ald ln an ph of Sevuda, St te of California, neil atts Miss Jane Rowern. T, Mecision of the Republican County Conven8 Spec’ sideration. Letevery Knight hs pres-. Cooper, sole axent for Mathushek MET doctored with physicians for snppreraed menbite enous. Jat vo 1h each Aurus, Ank., Dec. 7, 1889. La reaStore, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. ing mere’ ent. Cuas F. Boovier,Jr.,0.C. . Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid Tia'me no goods Rid Fn, feevmmnvendied D fondant. the Washingwn Cem-ut. The Chicago Singer sewing machine. —— pa ia weet ad. ee “The hydraulickers got in their lit-] B, 8.Rzcror, K. of R. and 8. iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in. jii'tacy eneed meat eRCTe Vamauat Vitis, . crest io the abure: couribed property sage gone ange The maciine suaehina ta gel ae ges . re : ¢ ry id . Ah ‘ , wctrseyncce James M. Wiley tle work just after the report of the . qxqesmeeeeeese=EEED Sacramento, and not one failure in teeta ureter as vie me ies much thereof as may be ns ceseaty tw io bo yea i Benne s ais Gedlees tos pleared with the same. Accept my JF, Boston Bevice will be, candidate’) Committee on Platform and_resolutwenty years. j. 20-f. The Gavi me repieent sequre by mall oo poe dyed Se in en oe wo te] such a-muchine. Many thanks, © . ‘banks. ‘ A. Moprom, . o aty Recorder, receip 3 A — i cn baee set tothe eiaion of The “eputilees . tions had been read. Dr. Caples, of Ministers Use My wectore Heer) peaeciicus 10 Kole, Manutnriarern, . “opetable Washington Township, Nevade Sotere MAEEMAN: . Weise armas, H.W. Nov.20,1880oN i. F scribe tt. > se F , Cal. wotld say, after using the sewi » Nevada ¥OR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Sucramento, moved that the plank reanit THE GAVE €O., Chemi«ta, ee tuatas tit, 1820. Somerset, VA., Oct. 28, 1889. . machine sematied froin se it bajo on the foli we ferring to water rights be stricken out Gaanaxs, 0. P.O, Box 2410, San Fras The machine ordered of you arrived, . perfect natinf.etion in al! respects, doye J.C. O'Neill a: i a he pa i DrBosanko—DerSir; Sumetime. Tf you have made up your miad to buy and afier a few days’ trial [ find it to} ing all kinds of work very nicely. th day of F Nevada City will be a candidate for He seid it was an. ol 8 y ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanku’s Pile The Gavi Pills do nut be induced to take cae A ied T L Ee T T be as represented, and doubtless wil Mus. I. O. Youmans. set oppo Serine ot buperintendentof Schools, . that platforms are molasses to catch Seusone eT ak any other. Sold by ‘ continue to give sutisfaction. — ¢ share pibtest to she. Geezen. oF (8 st . sce, brat he urged the convention mot . poser aa a sien in question . C2XE Bros, Sole Agent MAaeS) WANKER . Wastneno, Mo. Dac. 0, 1900. po ee ET ear ae . ‘ , seohuaie y sewir g machine gives yo d ratFOR BUPT. UF SCHOOLS. to make itself ridiculous. The queswas my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 1 AND OTaIR Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. . isfaction—dues as good work aa w filt , . . . ; ’ 7 . '. . iy i. : eR galas tion of water rights, he said, has been s have since had a number of euch cases NEVADA ORUG STORE, The premium sewing machine came . dollar machine. Many E, Murray. », $187 12 a W. d. Rodgers fon cerns oF ia 1 Vonnte, . “ ona een and if you will give me a reduction. Corner Broad and Pine Streets. to bani very lita, vd and in good orPee 40 00 EOF Gree Valley will be # candidate for settled by.decisions ral Courte. “Bouy Years on Crutches. . puch ua will pay me to handle it, der. It is nice y fi.i-hed, and works. Heraina, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1839. vedbeed Schools, ones of Conety eee ot the ib and it was not true, as stated in the. . For fifteen years Twas afflicted with ene ’ EY ARE SEN é : like & charm, and we are delighted. The sev ing machine I gut irom you dpe Publi san County Convention. om of the matin. out Tene ed sion will willingly: do.so. , Give me yoor : 6 with it. E, 8. Youna, . as a premium last year, cannot be beat166 ; FOR SHERIFF resolutions, that ‘‘the waters t! nang Sering L endure + . lowest p.ice per dozen bottles, or per W D VINTON au P rietor (eae gisree en, and does as good work as a $40 00 an order —_— : State belong to the people.” The Fe ag gos peo exis-. gross. Let me hear from you soon im ao top : — We pibroee m coe Cag oe —* ae ne th ' Cc. C. _M. D. : pay e vi 16 Machine two Week~ seme ev North Beoe ot Sherif eatjoct to the, thepeople of the State than does the . which.from the rst gave me to. Fins Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes t the mactine and glad to speak T received the machine all right, and office of Aino ot te Repu blican County Conifaa ng One Pe Mave thal 8.8. When Baby was sick oles Seine SL coe tw’ eomnensind THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE you asan tionest, honorable firm. Alam well pleased with it. It dors exmeee Morigen iand. owe t poriter on the Pots aby wassick, tiptions by « ermpetent Druggiat and ie neighbor was hereto look at the m’. cellent work. Pexinan McCarry. aaTURFOR SHERIFF. “Dp, Martin, of Placer,apoke in {8¥0r . tae ee te cages mai anintated PAID FOR, Pp i pg bi i ' eral ae niet of inserting ® plank in the platform. weet ee eOrriC CO. Atiante ‘: ble P rices, ayadié in Advance i Te Ge. _ George F. Jacobs : . When he was aChild, DR. C. kL. WALK, Marketable Pears. toage ‘ her with aidate tor . (2¥oring the miners. He said that mi. —____—. . ey re 7h Machine No. 3 and Dairy Transcript I year..17 00 ) Of the: Dir otic of will be ecttothe dect. ning bad built up Sacramento and the LUETJE & BRAND, _ She cried for Castoria. DUNTIST, . ecicabit “ 4 te “ See Be retary, sonst == saeogak entire State. He seid that Markham WATOHMAKEB When she became Mie, Oma : fe 5 We sd ~ sie219 00 a : B.F. Snell pap bade hai oie — “7 Bre clung to Castoria. Wetnesday of Each Week. E. BOOTH, gw Subscriber to pay freight from the factory, which 2 es Ne in sesaiprenvgmhd bea m ae nities diated Cldiiean,” Office at the National Hotel. Comer Pine nd Commercial streets; . iS THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS /0 Nevada City, ; OF sotto tnny Riteugrmnes tothe . and that if the convent would d rec: > ELER, a Scere c Nothing but first-class Guiahed work. : ' BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. Dany Transonrr, mara till Pape ste Ev: Logan Oe rights of miners he would . Broad Street, Nevada Oity, 4 : them Castes Teeth extracted without pala. “ Nevada City. Gal. t Nevada City, California, a