August 3, 1890 (4 pages)

put pet ANY. ALSO, ng and bdividing is an 160 alla . large AND <> i Fair, ust like jluno of to solid ‘ive the nto the nim per t. /, 1890, evening ~ Levy, in lly test, » able to rfection NERT, )meme ER. » & Co. ping ff “NING 1e St, Fifteen known re at gnarenowledge spective , * Bera i a ie ER ; aa : ee PERSONAL MENTION. = + [have decided to hora oie SL See ELECTION PRECINCTS [ieciceecervsreescelTHEDRMOCRATS. . =. ADMISSION, eke 3 — . 4 fe rth ] bate al ea. : ; Neciat and Other Notes About! ' : scribe to the 9th of September fund. SUNDAY. AUGUST 3, 1890. i : — oe y along Wolf creek Lh Serene Peeple Old and Young. . Anything is acceptable. m9 1 oe te en gaa Mun vibe oS etnlins Geo. M. Mott retarned Saturday to ; _— Soe) Soe * * ee pena ht : ee ; ; : Sacraniento, Ses ‘. It is expected that round tri TICAL. . a thence west on said line to the south. : ‘i 4 j ill Partici-. « ay taEE So under this head Details of the Changes in Some as} west corner a ia sation: Saturday ’s Convention—State Delecua sage ; . ee tia a Hydraulic Parlor Will _? oe —— City to San mast one, wor it i Made b the § thence north the west line of said a ee te—An Address to the jesten ae we ee 8, pone abbeind @ by the Super-corporation to the place of beginning. gates Chosen — Other mae ves . Pillon,. tencher i pa making this ono of the cheapest trips “FOR SHERIFF. ie Nevada Precinct No, 1—All that isin eg Seren re ie me: Helday Natives, of ee ee “i WwW, W. Nelson ptsdag See cee bee oe : Morris Lobner and bride of Colfax 7 oO" Grass Valleyis announced as a can® didate for the office of Sheri@, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Conveution, } FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for oO nomination as County Superintendent of Schools, .ubject tu the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, j saa so a as ‘Bloomfield, ba i an ck ae Richard Penrose F Relief, Hi!l wilt be a candidate for Ecad Overseer of the. Third District, subject to the decision of the Keistrict Convention.FOR SHERTFPF. Eldred Northup F North san Juan is « candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. J FOR SHERIFF. \_ Samuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision ofthe Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK, James L. Morgan F Cherokee is hereby annvunced as a O candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County.Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. . E. Bond F Nevada City will be a candidate for 1ey election as Arsessor of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the. Kepublican County Convention. 7 FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the-derision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, publican George. W. Dunster ¥F. Truckee will be a candidate for reelectiou as Sheriff, subject to the isi of the D atic County Conveation, ‘ FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, paeiiont J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate fer re nomination ag Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican i4th District Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Baugh \f Notth Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of ih poner rela of schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Republican County Couvention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick f Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treagurer subject to the decision of the kepublican County Convention, : FOR SHERIFF, William Barton : F Nevada City will be a can e for the somianion of Sheriff, subject tu the decision of the kepublican County Con vention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, W.A:Sleep « : Valley, is announced as acandiOFet. ‘county Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republic ap county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for ( the office of 8uperintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the otfice of ahi . superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepubli zan County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, M. C. Hogan F North #aa Juan will be a can idate ( for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Conveution, FOR SHERIFF, George F. Jacobs City will be a candidate for O'ne ‘Sains of Sheriff subjecttothe dectsion of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B. F. Snell Bet will be a candidate for the fon of County Treasurer subject to the ecision of the Republican County ConvenTo feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. This distressing complaint is due-to an inactive or sluggish liver with constipated bowels which deranges the stomach and disturbs the nervous sys tem, causes' dizziness and oppressive uiii pain in the head, ofien so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills, will relieve yon of allthe pain and misery and a few inore doses will correct the liver and stomach and regulate the bowels, While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and gentle in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cnre sick headache, 25 cents a box, Sold by Carr Bros, ° ing ® SUACOBS Ol], The supervisors have ordered the following changes in voting precincts of the county : Grass Valley Precinct No. 1—Cyin‘mencing-at a point in-Auburn street opposite.the 8. E. corner of block 27 at the corner of Neal and Auburn streets and running thence northerly along Auburn, street to the terminus at the S. W. corner of Stone & Griffiths lot No. 2, block 5 ;thence following same line extended northerly to the intersection of the north boundary. of the townsite of Grass Valley; thence west along said north boundary of townsite tu the N. W.corner of same; thence along the vest. boundary of Grass Valley townsite to a point where the N. W. corner of lot 4, block 15, intersects some ; thence following north boundary of lot 4, block 15, to the weat si !e of Townsend street; thence following Neal street to the place of -beginning. Grass Valley Precinct No. -2—Commencing at.a point in Auburn street opposite the S. W.-corner of Block 35; thence ranning northerly along Auburn street tothe S. W. corner of Stone & Griffiths lot No. 2, block 5; thence fol lowing same line extended to the northerly boundary of : Grass Valley townsite ; thence éast along the north boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the N. E. corner of same} thence south following the east boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the center of-Colfax Avenue, therce westerly along Colfax Avenue to the place of beginning. Grass Valley Precinct No 3—Comnmeucing at a point at the junction of Neal and Auburn streets and Colfax Avenue; running thenve southerly along Auburn street to the center of Wolf creek; thence follow ing along the center of Wolf creek south westerly to the intersection of the south boundary of Gass Vulley townsite tothe 8. E. corner of same; thence east along the south boundary of Grass Val. ley townsite to the 8. E. corner of same; thence north along the east boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the center of Colfax ‘Aven-. ue ; thence westerly along Colfax to the place of beggining. : Grass Valley Precinct No, 4—Com. mencing at the junction of Neal and Auburn streets and Colfax Avenue, running thence northwesterly along Neal street tothe N. E.-corner of Lot 4, block 15, on the west side of ‘ownsend street; thence following the-north boundary pf said lot 4, block 15, tothe’ intersection of the west boundary of Girase Valley townsite; thence south along the west boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the 8S. W. corner of same; thence east along the south country of Grass Va!ley townsite to the cveuter of Wolf creek ; thence: following said creek seh ebeberte to the center of Auburn street ; thence follow: ing along Auburn street ‘northerly to the place of beginning. Truckee Precinct No. 1—Commeneing at the Placer county line and ranning along the C, P. R. R. track to Bridge street; thence along ‘ Bridge street 19 the county road ; thence along the county road to Progser éreek; thence duwn Prosser creek to the township line of township 18-17;. thenre wlong 18-17 to the téwaspip line of 1717; thence along 17-17 to the line of Placer county ; thence along the line of Placer county to the place of beginning. Truckee precinct No, 2—Commenc at the Plager county line aod roning along the UO. P.R. R. track to Bridge street; thence along Bridge street to the county road; thence along the county road to Prosser creek; thence down Prokser creek to the township: line of 18-17; thenve due north to the Sierra county line; thence along the Sierra county liae to Eureka township; thence along Eureka township:line to Washington township; theace along Washington township line to Placer vounty ; thence along Placer county to the place of beginning. East Boston Bavine—All that portion of Grass Valley township ly ing within the following boundaries; Commencing at a point on the Grase e. Valley and Colfax road where the east line of the corporation of Grasa Vatley crosses said road ; thence southeasterly on the line of suid road to the section line common tos. 36, t. 16, n.r. Be. ‘ands; 1, t 15; 0,1; 8 e. -“Thenee.westerly along suid section line, it being the 3d standard parallel nortli, to the center of Wolf creek; thence northwesterly along the venter of Wolf cresk to the south line of the corporation of Grass Valley; thence east on the south line of said corporation to the southeast corner of said corporation; thence north on the east line of said corporation to the place of beginning. West Boston Ravine—Commencing ata point on the Rough and Re wy road where the west line of the corporation of Grass Valley crosses said road ; thence northwesterly on said road to the section line of sections 20 and 21, t 16, nr. 8 @., being the dividing line between Grase Valley aad Rough and Ready tow.ships; thence south nlong said sectiun line to the corner on the correction line common to sections $2 and 83, t. 16, n.r.8¢@.; thenve weat along said correction line to the corner common to sections 5 and 6,t 15, n. r, 18e.; thenee south along section line tothe corner common to sections 5, 6, 7 and 8,615, u.r.8¢@,; thence east along seétion line to pod new 8 9 and . 15, n, aioe toceselene 4, pb ie to the corner on the line of sections Nevada Precinct No. 2—Commenccreek, running thence along Main street to Comm reial street, along Commercial street to Broad street, on Broad and Eust Broad to the-city limits; thence west and south along the line of the city limits to Deer creek ; thence easterly along Deer creek to the place cf beginning: Nevada Precinct No. 3—Commencing at theiron bridge across Derr creek, running thence on Main street toCommercial street, on Commercial atreet to Broad street, on Broad and East Broad streets to the city limits ; thence east and south along boundary line of the city to Deer creek, thence westerly along the center of Deer creek to place of beginning. : Pee You Bet Precinct--Commencing at. the mouth of Greenhora creek and running thence up said creek,’ taking. the of 8.4 int, 16-10; thence east along section line to the n. e. corner of said section 4; thence south on section line to Bear river, thence: down Bear tiver to the place of beginning. The Precinct of Little York is hereby abolished. Off For saute Cruz. Company ‘‘C” and their drum corps left on Saturday morning's train’ for Santa Cruz where the First Artillery Regiment will hold their annual encampment during the coming week, The TRANScRIPT’s special war correspondent weni with the boys, and he will keep the readers of this paper posted as to the incidents of their trip. He is an old hand at the business, and if he dvea not send back some spicy notes of the campaign it will be because his powers of description have lost the cunning they once possessed, The Last pay. Next Wednesday will be the «last day on which persons can becume naturalized in order to vote at the November élection. RSS REE SEE! Ir you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing by virtue of its peculiar combination, proportion and_preparution, curative power superior to any other article of the kind, Ras: A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain heilthy and beautiful she should tuke Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts tone and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood ; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, ol either sex. Tue chief of the Louisiana lottery swindlers tactily acknowleges his defeat. Hanpy for travellers is Simmons Liver Regulator in powder. It can be carried "in the pocket. : Mountain Ice. The Union Ice Company is how prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit, All orders left at the Company's office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to, No ice will be deliyered after 6 o'clock P.M. The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper's, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the Jatest sheet music, fines and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 830centsuach. John F. Cooper, sole ayent for Mathushek Company's (New Haven Conn.) solid iron framepianos, Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty yeare. j. 29-Uf. My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Liver Regulator.—J, N. Thompson, Pastor M, E. Cuurch, Leigh, Neb. : i When Baby was sick, We gave her Oastoria When _ he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, #e clung to Castoria, ‘When she bad Children, She gave them Castnrie, MARRIED, At Colfex, July 81, Morris Lobner and Miss Jeannfe K, Perkins. Inu ited Serofula. : boy hereitary (8, 8, rig Ge ro bpm all ov: ry and The s pa f Sa when at + to use 8. fferea, beta outa was etirly sured. i ge three Tears As scnerevila, bien, sent ee tt atin, trom which i my Sisee seoniye or even rales the cover “A nurse had 60 er, day anid n ef Band 8 t, 15, o. £.8 6, ; thence . ing at tho iron bridge across Deer. -north branch thereof to the north lite} pared. 18, 0, Milloh!.6.000c04s.0050., —— ‘ after eleven o’clock Saturday morning Chairman E. J; Rector of the Democratic County Central Committee cailFed to order the Convention held to elect delegates to the State convention at San Jose on the 19th instant and to select a new county central committee. For temporary chairman B. N. Shoecraft was nominated by OC. H. Mitchell, T. 8, Ford nominated Chas. E. Clinch. Mr, Clinch’ withdrew and Mr. Shoecraft was elected by acclamation. ‘ Mg, Shoecraft in taking the chair made a speech felicitating the Democracy ov its prospects for the coming campaign, fi 4 R.-J. Fitzgerald was elected temporary secretary and John Mulroy assistant secretary. On_motion-of-T.—H;-Car¥it_was_ordereil that each township deleg ition name one member of. the cemmittee on credentials, On motion of Mr. Mitchell the same course was ‘taken in selecting-a committee on perma‘hent organization and resolutions. On mvtion of A. B. Dibble, it was ordered that delegates from each of the supervisoral districts select one member of 4 comu'ttee on resolutions, The following cominittees were anhounced; ey Credentials—John Webber, T. OC.” Bourne, W.C. Durno, Jas. 8, Hennessy, 8. B. Urawiord, J. G. Dix: son, M. McLeod, Resolutions—J, E. Carr, A. B, Dibble, N.C. Miller, S. 8. Ferguson, 8, B. Crawford, Permanent Organization — 0. Ad. Mitchell, ‘I. 8. Ford, ‘I’. C. MeGagin, C.O. Bitner, Win, O'Neill, 8B. Orawford, T. P. Blue, John Webber, John Gerinan , The convention adjourned till 1:30 o’clock P. mM. AFTERNOON BESSION, The committee on credentials reported the naines of delegates entitled to seats in thd convention. ‘The committee on permanent. organization wad order of business reported as fol lows: President—B. N. Shoecraft, Vice Presideuts— Win , O'Neill, J. -German, ‘I. O; MeGagin, O. C. Bitner, thos. Dunkley, M. MeLeod, R. G. McCutchan, 8. B. Crawford, Jolin Webber, : aks Secretaries-R. J. Fitzgerald. and Jobu Mulroy, . Oder ot business: : Selection of. a county central commnittee—three from each township except Grass Valley and Nevada which lave tive each. . Report of committee on resolutions. Election of eleven delegates to the State convention: Nevada township 3, Grass Valley 4, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport 1, Biyoutield, Bureka and Washingion 1, Little Yorw and Meadow Like 1, at largel. ‘the delegates of each supervisur distr.ct to prevent the ndines of said delegates to (he State convention and report th em to this convention fur ratification. T. H. Carr moved that all the deleyates to the State convention be elected by the convention as delegates at large. Mr. Carr made a strong and logical speech in favor of his amendment and it was carried almost unanimously, The report as amended was then adopted,The resolntions submitted by the committes on resolutions applauded Cleveland's administration ; endorsed Master Workman Powderly’s oppo. sition to the “forge bill” and Blaine’s etter to Frye; pronounced the silver bill good as far aa it gues; udvouated the election ‘by direct vote —of the people of President, . Vice Pre:ideut and U. 8, Senators; endorsod 8. M. White for U. 8. Senator; condemned the attempt to “count ont?’ Dunster as Sheriff, An assessment of fifty cents was levied upon each delvgate and eacly proxy. eae The following were elected as members of the county central committee: Rough and Ready—T. O. Bourne, James Hackett, OC. O. Bitner, Enrexa—O, D, Eastin, P. Foley, J. Doyle, ; Grass Valley—C, H, Mitchell, John Mulroy, R. J. Fitzgerald, E. Sampson, G. D, McLean, Bloomftield—J, H. O'Connor, E. Cummins, Sr., Samuel Bovine, Little York—M, McLeod, T. P, Bive Wm, Kuskeys, Meadow Lake—#.8. Ferguson, W. O'Neill, W. C, Darao, Bridgeport John Brophy, J. G. Dickson, R. Neville. . i Nevada—M.L, Elliott, E. J. Rector, F, Gillet, B, N. Shoecraft; J. G. Neagle. Washington—Alf. Tregidgo, F, Battis, 8. B. Crawford, = a It was ordered that delegates elected to the State convention und not attending be entitled to give proxies only to delegates going, The ballot for State delegates resulted as follows; G,. D, MeLean.. bMS ean ae ge C. H. Mitchell Wm. H. Martin.,. ; . 8. Perguson.,.Geo. Fletcher. eee ee ee ee es &. Hennessy,,.,. 4. ey al Ve MNS Fika vice cova die ee eae vi peaerercssex ttt eee renews skese see thane The eleven receiving the highest votes and firat named aboye werg deAt the “Theatre in this city shortly] are spending their Colfax. '. Edmund Hocking and his daughter, Mrs. Latham, of. Grass Valley, went Saturday to Chips Flat, Sterra county. Minnie, Bertha, Clarence and Will Godair gato Marysville Sunday to attend the Odd Fellows ball on Tuesday evening, al W. C. Groves, the undertaker, who has been in feeble health for some time ‘past, has gone to Santa GQruz in the hope of regaining his vigor. M. J. Brock, of Grass Valley, who was recently granted a-—first grade county certiticate, has been appointed teacher of the Moore’s Flat school which will open Monday, Hugh J. Baldwin, formerly a teacher of the Grass Valley school department, and now.Superintendent of Schools at National ‘City, arrived last evening and will spend a short vacation with ‘Grasé Valley relatives’ and friends, His son accompanies him.—Union. Telegraph; John R. Tyrrell eft this morning for Wheatland, going by carriage in company with Will Jones. His wife and child are-very sick and he was telegraphed for the same “day his father died to go immediately to Wheatland, Within the list day or two, howevef, there has been a change for the bétter in the condition.of Mrs. Typrell-and child, but they arestill very ill, Truly misfortunes.n«ver coine singly, honeymoon at HEME ANw PAU. A ttre? tlecora Of Various Mat j ters of Local interove. Mrs, Jessie J. Terode, « Truckee won who is paralyzed, has been brought to the county hospital. The executive committee of the Republican county central comuinittee met Saturday afternoon and canvassed the returns of the election for delegates to the State convention. At the Omaha mine, Grass Valley, Friday moruing, Robert Larimer fell from the car-chain while riding up the incline and: had his left leg broken just above the ankle joint, Yuba Dam is the name of anew style of collar formen, It is just the the thing to have around when you go to put on a clean shirt and flad that the laundryinan has washed ali the butions off the garment, Editor Shoemaker says very truly: When a man wants a nomination for office he should come right out and suy so, in order that all the people may study up the size and shape of his head. It will not do to stand out in the dark until convention day with the hope that people want hint 80 badly ahey will force his nomination, Last Day for Taxes. The city taxes will be delinquent on Monday at 6 o’cluck Pp: Mm. Five per cent, and other costs will be added after that time. Pay up and save costs. Eas THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOS A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proprietary preparation, I have a few words ‘in favor of a new laxative principle, But first, how I came to discover It, A patient asked ahout taking Joy's Vegetable SarsaParilla, As sarsaparilias usually contain mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points, First, being purely yogetable, it is (unlike mefeury) not cumulative in the system, being!easily car. ried off by the digestive processes; and éecond, it is effective with a lesa quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis,: the least medicine consistent with the great est good. It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter @at both the pblic and the profession, AOITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS' PRACTION, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1890, Ie Conse mption incurable? Read the following, Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and vaysicians pronounced.me an Ineurible Consumptive, Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumpat am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. [t is the finest medicire ever made!’ Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘Had it not been for Dr, King’s New Discovery or Consumption 1 would have died . Lung Troubles. Was given up by -tictors, Am now in best of health.’ Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. ee NOTICE ~wTO— Bridge Contractors. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, up to Saturday, August 16, 1890, At 2o’clock P, m,, For the placing of from Oylimders Plereunder the Edwards Bridge across the -outh Yuba River in place of the present wooden abutments, Bide to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada county, at the Court House, on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock ¥. M, A Bond will be required of thie successful der.’ The said Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. * . 4. be MORGAN, Clerk, By J.J. Gazany, Deputy. . State into the Union, of this city'are preparing to go in fali participate in the Native Sons’ celebration of Admission Day. They expect to have at least fifty members in line, and will comprise a portion of the division which will also include the Parlors of Grass Valley, Dutch Fiat, Auburn, Forest Hill, Camptonville, Downieville and Sierra City, . In the parade the Hydranlickere Will have the famous Goodwin grizaly bear “Nevada” from You Bet, also «float on which will be displayed a monitor, fac similes of a large number of the biggest gold bara produced by the hydraulic mines of this county, also anumber of other features conhected withthe mining industry. . The com -iittee of arrangements for this Parlor have formolated, an ad. dress which“will be sent to each member on Tuesdiy next; and the portions of which that are of concern and interest to the general public are As follows ; Comarrrer Rooms or Hypravuto Par: LOR ADMISSION Day CkLEBRATION, Nevapa Crry, Aug. 1st, 1890, Dear Sir.und Brother: The day: is fast. approaching when the Native yons of California will celebrate the fortieth year.of+the admission of ‘our ’ Yuu asa Native Son should take an active part in the celebration; and we earnestly urge you to use your best endeavors ty atiend the page nt, and do all in your bower tomake this event one of the memorable ones in cur State’s history.’ : The following is an outline of the entertainment that will be ‘tendereu the Natives on their visit to San Francisco; — Saturday evening, Sept. 6—Grand fireworks display and com petitive drill by the various clubs, Sunday, Sept. 7—Special services in all the Churches in the morning; in the afternoon, grand sacred cencert by 150 instruments at Golden Gate Park. Monday,’ Sept, 8—Grand _receptions tendered by tlhe city Parlors to all Native Sons. Tuesday, Sept. 9, Biggest Day of All—Grand parade in the morning, which will be one of the. finest ever seen in the United States; to be followed hy exercises at the Grand Opera Hose. Inthe evening will be given the grandeet ball ever taking place*west of the Mississippi River, and which will be complimentary tu all Native Sons, Bec : Wednesday, Sept. 10—Grand complimentary excursion on the Bay. Yucht regatta during the excursion. Our Parlor will attend in a body, uniformed as. pioneer miners. A Band will accomp y us, We will have in our. division Various features of pioneer days, As it is necessary to have funds to carry ont our plana, the Committee BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure, A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of'all in leavening strength —U.8. Government Report, Aug 17, 1890, i Not Retired from Business. _,UN#CRUPULOUA Pvddlers are circulatine the report that Pref Frank, the celebrated New Yor iness of the office, The members of Hydraulic Parlor force to San Francisco. next monfh to working quartz mill, a hydraulic]. September 6th. Tickets will be good for ten days. every effort Parlor. to accompany ‘When the Band Begins to Play. * * * * * * * * When our arrangements are compléted we will send you full’ particulars. oe ; Your Fratemally, ~-M. M. Baron, Chairman, D._E. Moraan, Secretary, Fred-Searts, J. H. Titomas, _J.L. Mor@an, Committee. eee Ayer’s. 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GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN ree-hand, Plane Geometrical, Mode! and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter Smith's (of Boston) method, . Otland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Urayou. Ordera taken for faney and decor. ative painting,also “rayon portraits Studio in the Tilley Bulldior, Broad St, hear City Hall. Studio days—Monday, Wedneaday and Saturday of each week, . Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL, 4 July 25, 1839.—Notice te hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud thateatd roof willbe made before the Kegister and iecelver at Maivaville, Cal, on Tuesday, Peptember 2, 1890, viz. Jideon H, Graves, Homestead Entry No, rap, for the NEM of Seo, 82, 'I'p17.N, a Ke, Mw. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and eu'tivation of, snid land, vig: James H. Reader and Charles A are of Jweetland P. O,, Nevadacoin y, Cal. Alunson G. Dart and luis H. Haron of French Corral. Nevade cottnaty, Gal, CHARLES HAPGO OD, Register, Untosterig Shop. “ GIVES NOVICE THAT ‘he is always Prepared to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pil ‘ows, Moss Mattresses, Bod Loun es, Single Lounges, ete, ete,, made to order, It FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALI, KIND3 REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, $ Pianos, Pictures: and Furniture pack. ed for shipping a specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended? to and Carefully Performed! All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CAME, Thankful for past Patronage, I respectfu } ly solicit « continuance in the future, OOMMEROIAL STREET, Puring the Profensor’s pbsenoe in bd Kaa, Second door from the American TeaStore, iis Prank, who hee thorough knamiedas Jame Rinkess. assistant, will continue to transact the busNOTICE 10 . Bridge Contractors, . is ee ( QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REAll bidders to furnish Plans, SpecificaHons, Strain Sheets, and working details without costto Nevada County, Bids to be opened in Nevada tity, Nevada County, at the Court House on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 2 o'clock P, M, : A Bond will he required of the auccensful bidder. : (The said Board reserves the right to reject auy or all bids, 7 L, MORGAN, Clerk, By J. 4, Guwany, Deputy, " Dated as Nevada City, Cale, Aug. 11890, Dated at Noyada City, August lat, 00. } Delinquent Notice. VADA COUNT iy Nevew ENT Aesobtenost vgs tion of princspal place of business, Nevada Oity, Nevada County, California, Notice-—-There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of ansessment No, 1, levied of the 10th day of ceived by the Board of Supervisors of . June, 1890, the several amounts net; oppo Nevada County up to 909 Fhacypo en ah the ‘respeot-,, share i : Saturday, August 16th, No, No. : Nemes Cor’ gh, Am't. 1890, 1G Beeiy 67 9500 balance due, $197 12 At2 o'clock P, M, { . EK. Brand. .69 2000 " 40 00 i G. EB. Brand, .60 3000 “ 60 00 For the construction of a ‘ridge Across! G. x. Brand. 61 2000 40 00 eer Creek, near the Anthony House, . G. E. Brand. 62 88 % 16 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 0th; day of June,’ 1800, so many shares of ea¢h: . ¥ parcel of such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 60 Broad Streeet, Nevada City, Nevade County, California, SATURDAY, thedth day of August, 1890, at the hour of 1 o'clock FP, M.of said day, to pay said delnquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising ‘and expenses of the sale } : : GEO. C. GAYLORD, Becretary, . * Office~No, 69 Broad Sitréet, Nevada Rity, California. Our Parlor will probably leave Nevada City at 5:45 a. m, Saturday, Again we urge you to join us, Make the We hope to see you in the ranks = Mrs, BIGELOW, IMS Bush Street, B f . re. Supple ego, isa dresamaker, ne at and they cured me. I then recomm . Have CaLtwornra Faurr Femane Brita, to ry lend for rrequiarities, and they cured, her Hie dint wedaiat nay Meee eee receipt of price, ae tai Ada mn d com: THE GAVI CO., Chemints, P.O, Box £416, San Francisco, Where Are You. Going * “For; Health and Pleasure This Summer ? The great mare of snow in the SIERRA . ‘this ine will give the waterfalls * YOEMITK a splendor never equalled defere, The HOTEL DEL MONT + fairest epot in California, invites vou. It is notexpensive, Ever TS in the SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS? If not, you have never lived. \ If you want to see nature's nobleat handtsar xt grand old SNOW-CROWNED And there are LAKE5—Taboe. 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K.8an Fran: faco, WANTED, CORRESPONDENCE WITH PARTIES _/ having mineral or clay on their propeity which they know or think carries ALUMINA. Any one havingsuch w!ll find. ‘t to their advantage to send. samples by mail and write me, W, R, MOULD, 634 Market Street, San Francisco, _ r TAKE . THE TRANSCRIPT Wane to Keep Thoreugh\s Posted CONCRANIN otitsrastereersceeseeecenne ! Th serseee oe theeeee Cheb veer er essner coseee bee de COLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRIGULTURAL} BTOCK GRAZING LUMBERING \ud Other Resources, besides being Fully (nfulmed at itimeson TUK LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS “fh 4PECIALTY 16 GENERAL LOCAL Nows, and it has a ciroulution that reach6 the rouding puople in every part of his ‘ounty, It also has numerous patrons in Vlacer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as io Sacramento, den Fraucisco and more re moe parts of the Ktate. To LAND and to NOME SKEKERS throughout the whole: jonntry it fs invaluable, as it gives a faith. (ul aud complete record of the progress be (ny made ip the development of the coun ty'» varied and wytensive resources, It pres ‘soute extraordinary inducements — N —— 4TO ADVERTISERS Moat Advertising Medius in Nor-« therm Callforuta. ==J0B=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIP1 has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Oilloe In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work are as lw as auywhere on the Coast, The eetablih nen the Most Moder seh aitenctiser Ht pus ch @ Mos ern an ve en other printing material§ aed NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner\Broad and Pine Streets. MBVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, ~~ Proprietor: ARGE 8TOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES © Perfimery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes let A;ticlen of all kinds. Careful attention Given to componding, proac ons by & Competent, Druggist un nartect purity guaranteed. ee REWARDED are those who read thisand then act; they will find honorable employ~ 2 Ny @ th that w hot tak e t em from their ho esand famili odte are large and sure. for avery Lt wards per day, who ie mitts ig to work. Kithany riteto XY . Petia, aine, LUETJE & BRAND, " WATOHMAKER JEWBELE ‘Broad Street, Nevada City. a Curr Bros:, Sole Agents. for SPRINGS? There are the . seas CS RR ore:

put pet ANY. ALSO, ng and bdividing is an 160 alla . large AND <> i Fair, ust like jluno of to solid ‘ive the nto the nim per t. /, 1890, evening ~ Levy, in lly test, » able to rfection NERT, )meme ER. » & Co. ping ff “NING 1e St, Fifteen known re at gnarenowledge spective , * Bera i a ie ER ; aa : ee PERSONAL MENTION. = + [have decided to hora oie SL See ELECTION PRECINCTS [ieciceecervsreescelTHEDRMOCRATS. . =. ADMISSION, eke 3 — . 4 fe rth ] bate al ea. : ; Neciat and Other Notes About! ' : scribe to the 9th of September fund. SUNDAY. AUGUST 3, 1890. i : — oe y along Wolf creek Lh Serene Peeple Old and Young. . Anything is acceptable. m9 1 oe te en gaa Mun vibe oS etnlins Geo. M. Mott retarned Saturday to ; _— Soe) Soe * * ee pena ht : ee ; ; : Sacraniento, Ses ‘. It is expected that round tri TICAL. . a thence west on said line to the south. : ‘i 4 j ill Partici-. « ay taEE So under this head Details of the Changes in Some as} west corner a ia sation: Saturday ’s Convention—State Delecua sage ; . ee tia a Hydraulic Parlor Will _? oe —— City to San mast one, wor it i Made b the § thence north the west line of said a ee te—An Address to the jesten ae we ee 8, pone abbeind @ by the Super-corporation to the place of beginning. gates Chosen — Other mae ves . Pillon,. tencher i pa making this ono of the cheapest trips “FOR SHERIFF. ie Nevada Precinct No, 1—All that isin eg Seren re ie me: Helday Natives, of ee ee “i WwW, W. Nelson ptsdag See cee bee oe : Morris Lobner and bride of Colfax 7 oO" Grass Valleyis announced as a can® didate for the office of Sheri@, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Conveution, } FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for oO nomination as County Superintendent of Schools, .ubject tu the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, j saa so a as ‘Bloomfield, ba i an ck ae Richard Penrose F Relief, Hi!l wilt be a candidate for Ecad Overseer of the. Third District, subject to the decision of the Keistrict Convention.FOR SHERTFPF. Eldred Northup F North san Juan is « candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. J FOR SHERIFF. \_ Samuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision ofthe Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK, James L. Morgan F Cherokee is hereby annvunced as a O candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County.Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. . E. Bond F Nevada City will be a candidate for 1ey election as Arsessor of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the. Kepublican County Convention. 7 FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the-derision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, publican George. W. Dunster ¥F. Truckee will be a candidate for reelectiou as Sheriff, subject to the isi of the D atic County Conveation, ‘ FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, paeiiont J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate fer re nomination ag Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican i4th District Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Baugh \f Notth Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of ih poner rela of schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Republican County Couvention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick f Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treagurer subject to the decision of the kepublican County Convention, : FOR SHERIFF, William Barton : F Nevada City will be a can e for the somianion of Sheriff, subject tu the decision of the kepublican County Con vention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, W.A:Sleep « : Valley, is announced as acandiOFet. ‘county Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republic ap county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for ( the office of 8uperintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the otfice of ahi . superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepubli zan County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, M. C. Hogan F North #aa Juan will be a can idate ( for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Conveution, FOR SHERIFF, George F. Jacobs City will be a candidate for O'ne ‘Sains of Sheriff subjecttothe dectsion of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B. F. Snell Bet will be a candidate for the fon of County Treasurer subject to the ecision of the Republican County ConvenTo feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. This distressing complaint is due-to an inactive or sluggish liver with constipated bowels which deranges the stomach and disturbs the nervous sys tem, causes' dizziness and oppressive uiii pain in the head, ofien so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills, will relieve yon of allthe pain and misery and a few inore doses will correct the liver and stomach and regulate the bowels, While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and gentle in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cnre sick headache, 25 cents a box, Sold by Carr Bros, ° ing ® SUACOBS Ol], The supervisors have ordered the following changes in voting precincts of the county : Grass Valley Precinct No. 1—Cyin‘mencing-at a point in-Auburn street opposite.the 8. E. corner of block 27 at the corner of Neal and Auburn streets and running thence northerly along Auburn, street to the terminus at the S. W. corner of Stone & Griffiths lot No. 2, block 5 ;thence following same line extended northerly to the intersection of the north boundary. of the townsite of Grass Valley; thence west along said north boundary of townsite tu the N. W.corner of same; thence along the vest. boundary of Grass Valley townsite to a point where the N. W. corner of lot 4, block 15, intersects some ; thence following north boundary of lot 4, block 15, to the weat si !e of Townsend street; thence following Neal street to the place of -beginning. Grass Valley Precinct No. -2—Commencing at.a point in Auburn street opposite the S. W.-corner of Block 35; thence ranning northerly along Auburn street tothe S. W. corner of Stone & Griffiths lot No. 2, block 5; thence fol lowing same line extended to the northerly boundary of : Grass Valley townsite ; thence éast along the north boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the N. E. corner of same} thence south following the east boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the center of-Colfax Avenue, therce westerly along Colfax Avenue to the place of beginning. Grass Valley Precinct No 3—Comnmeucing at a point at the junction of Neal and Auburn streets and Colfax Avenue; running thenve southerly along Auburn street to the center of Wolf creek; thence follow ing along the center of Wolf creek south westerly to the intersection of the south boundary of Gass Vulley townsite tothe 8. E. corner of same; thence east along the south boundary of Grass Val. ley townsite to the 8. E. corner of same; thence north along the east boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the center of Colfax ‘Aven-. ue ; thence westerly along Colfax to the place of beggining. : Grass Valley Precinct No, 4—Com. mencing at the junction of Neal and Auburn streets and Colfax Avenue, running thence northwesterly along Neal street tothe N. E.-corner of Lot 4, block 15, on the west side of ‘ownsend street; thence following the-north boundary pf said lot 4, block 15, tothe’ intersection of the west boundary of Girase Valley townsite; thence south along the west boundary of Grass Valley townsite to the 8S. W. corner of same; thence east along the south country of Grass Va!ley townsite to the cveuter of Wolf creek ; thence: following said creek seh ebeberte to the center of Auburn street ; thence follow: ing along Auburn street ‘northerly to the place of beginning. Truckee Precinct No. 1—Commeneing at the Placer county line and ranning along the C, P. R. R. track to Bridge street; thence along ‘ Bridge street 19 the county road ; thence along the county road to Progser éreek; thence duwn Prosser creek to the township line of township 18-17;. thenre wlong 18-17 to the téwaspip line of 1717; thence along 17-17 to the line of Placer county ; thence along the line of Placer county to the place of beginning. Truckee precinct No, 2—Commenc at the Plager county line aod roning along the UO. P.R. R. track to Bridge street; thence along Bridge street to the county road; thence along the county road to Prosser creek; thence down Prokser creek to the township: line of 18-17; thenve due north to the Sierra county line; thence along the Sierra county liae to Eureka township; thence along Eureka township:line to Washington township; theace along Washington township line to Placer vounty ; thence along Placer county to the place of beginning. East Boston Bavine—All that portion of Grass Valley township ly ing within the following boundaries; Commencing at a point on the Grase e. Valley and Colfax road where the east line of the corporation of Grasa Vatley crosses said road ; thence southeasterly on the line of suid road to the section line common tos. 36, t. 16, n.r. Be. ‘ands; 1, t 15; 0,1; 8 e. -“Thenee.westerly along suid section line, it being the 3d standard parallel nortli, to the center of Wolf creek; thence northwesterly along the venter of Wolf cresk to the south line of the corporation of Grass Valley; thence east on the south line of said corporation to the southeast corner of said corporation; thence north on the east line of said corporation to the place of beginning. West Boston Ravine—Commencing ata point on the Rough and Re wy road where the west line of the corporation of Grass Valley crosses said road ; thence northwesterly on said road to the section line of sections 20 and 21, t 16, nr. 8 @., being the dividing line between Grase Valley aad Rough and Ready tow.ships; thence south nlong said sectiun line to the corner on the correction line common to sections $2 and 83, t. 16, n.r.8¢@.; thenve weat along said correction line to the corner common to sections 5 and 6,t 15, n. r, 18e.; thenee south along section line tothe corner common to sections 5, 6, 7 and 8,615, u.r.8¢@,; thence east along seétion line to pod new 8 9 and . 15, n, aioe toceselene 4, pb ie to the corner on the line of sections Nevada Precinct No. 2—Commenccreek, running thence along Main street to Comm reial street, along Commercial street to Broad street, on Broad and Eust Broad to the-city limits; thence west and south along the line of the city limits to Deer creek ; thence easterly along Deer creek to the place cf beginning: Nevada Precinct No. 3—Commencing at theiron bridge across Derr creek, running thence on Main street toCommercial street, on Commercial atreet to Broad street, on Broad and East Broad streets to the city limits ; thence east and south along boundary line of the city to Deer creek, thence westerly along the center of Deer creek to place of beginning. : Pee You Bet Precinct--Commencing at. the mouth of Greenhora creek and running thence up said creek,’ taking. the of 8.4 int, 16-10; thence east along section line to the n. e. corner of said section 4; thence south on section line to Bear river, thence: down Bear tiver to the place of beginning. The Precinct of Little York is hereby abolished. Off For saute Cruz. Company ‘‘C” and their drum corps left on Saturday morning's train’ for Santa Cruz where the First Artillery Regiment will hold their annual encampment during the coming week, The TRANScRIPT’s special war correspondent weni with the boys, and he will keep the readers of this paper posted as to the incidents of their trip. He is an old hand at the business, and if he dvea not send back some spicy notes of the campaign it will be because his powers of description have lost the cunning they once possessed, The Last pay. Next Wednesday will be the «last day on which persons can becume naturalized in order to vote at the November élection. RSS REE SEE! Ir you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing by virtue of its peculiar combination, proportion and_preparution, curative power superior to any other article of the kind, Ras: A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain heilthy and beautiful she should tuke Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts tone and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood ; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, ol either sex. Tue chief of the Louisiana lottery swindlers tactily acknowleges his defeat. Hanpy for travellers is Simmons Liver Regulator in powder. It can be carried "in the pocket. : Mountain Ice. The Union Ice Company is how prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit, All orders left at the Company's office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to, No ice will be deliyered after 6 o'clock P.M. The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper's, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the Jatest sheet music, fines and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 830centsuach. John F. Cooper, sole ayent for Mathushek Company's (New Haven Conn.) solid iron framepianos, Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty yeare. j. 29-Uf. My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Liver Regulator.—J, N. Thompson, Pastor M, E. Cuurch, Leigh, Neb. : i When Baby was sick, We gave her Oastoria When _ he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, #e clung to Castoria, ‘When she bad Children, She gave them Castnrie, MARRIED, At Colfex, July 81, Morris Lobner and Miss Jeannfe K, Perkins. Inu ited Serofula. : boy hereitary (8, 8, rig Ge ro bpm all ov: ry and The s pa f Sa when at + to use 8. fferea, beta outa was etirly sured. i ge three Tears As scnerevila, bien, sent ee tt atin, trom which i my Sisee seoniye or even rales the cover “A nurse had 60 er, day anid n ef Band 8 t, 15, o. £.8 6, ; thence . ing at tho iron bridge across Deer. -north branch thereof to the north lite} pared. 18, 0, Milloh!..6.000c04s.0050.., —— ‘ after eleven o’clock Saturday morning Chairman E. J; Rector of the Democratic County Central Committee cailFed to order the Convention held to elect delegates to the State convention at San Jose on the 19th instant and to select a new county central committee. For temporary chairman B. N. Shoecraft was nominated by OC. H. Mitchell, T. 8, Ford nominated Chas. E. Clinch. Mr, Clinch’ withdrew and Mr. Shoecraft was elected by acclamation. ‘ Mg, Shoecraft in taking the chair made a speech felicitating the Democracy ov its prospects for the coming campaign, fi 4 R.-J. Fitzgerald was elected temporary secretary and John Mulroy assistant secretary. On_motion-of-T.—H;-Car¥it_was_ordereil that each township deleg ition name one member of. the cemmittee on credentials, On motion of Mr. Mitchell the same course was ‘taken in selecting-a committee on perma‘hent organization and resolutions. On mvtion of A. B. Dibble, it was ordered that delegates from each of the supervisoral districts select one member of 4 comu'ttee on resolutions, The following cominittees were anhounced; ey Credentials—John Webber, T. OC.” Bourne, W.C. Durno, Jas. 8, Hennessy, 8. B. Urawiord, J. G. Dix: son, M. McLeod, Resolutions—J, E. Carr, A. B, Dibble, N.C. Miller, S. 8. Ferguson, 8, B. Crawford, Permanent Organization — 0. Ad. Mitchell, ‘I. 8. Ford, ‘I’. C. MeGagin, C.O. Bitner, Win, O'Neill, 8B. Orawford, T. P. Blue, John Webber, John Gerinan , The convention adjourned till 1:30 o’clock P. mM. AFTERNOON BESSION, The committee on credentials reported the naines of delegates entitled to seats in thd convention. ‘The committee on permanent. organization wad order of business reported as fol lows: President—B. N. Shoecraft, Vice Presideuts— Win , O'Neill, J. -German, ‘I. O; MeGagin, O. C. Bitner, thos. Dunkley, M. MeLeod, R. G. McCutchan, 8. B. Crawford, Jolin Webber, : aks Secretaries-R. J. Fitzgerald. and Jobu Mulroy, . Oder ot business: : Selection of. a county central commnittee—three from each township except Grass Valley and Nevada which lave tive each. . Report of committee on resolutions. Election of eleven delegates to the State convention: Nevada township 3, Grass Valley 4, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport 1, Biyoutield, Bureka and Washingion 1, Little Yorw and Meadow Like 1, at largel. ‘the delegates of each supervisur distr.ct to prevent the ndines of said delegates to (he State convention and report th em to this convention fur ratification. T. H. Carr moved that all the deleyates to the State convention be elected by the convention as delegates at large. Mr. Carr made a strong and logical speech in favor of his amendment and it was carried almost unanimously, The report as amended was then adopted,The resolntions submitted by the committes on resolutions applauded Cleveland's administration ; endorsed Master Workman Powderly’s oppo. sition to the “forge bill” and Blaine’s etter to Frye; pronounced the silver bill good as far aa it gues; udvouated the election ‘by direct vote —of the people of President, . Vice Pre:ideut and U. 8, Senators; endorsod 8. M. White for U. 8. Senator; condemned the attempt to “count ont?’ Dunster as Sheriff, An assessment of fifty cents was levied upon each delvgate and eacly proxy. eae The following were elected as members of the county central committee: Rough and Ready—T. O. Bourne, James Hackett, OC. O. Bitner, Enrexa—O, D, Eastin, P. Foley, J. Doyle, ; Grass Valley—C, H, Mitchell, John Mulroy, R. J. Fitzgerald, E. Sampson, G. D, McLean, Bloomftield—J, H. O'Connor, E. Cummins, Sr., Samuel Bovine, Little York—M, McLeod, T. P, Bive Wm, Kuskeys, Meadow Lake—#.8. Ferguson, W. O'Neill, W. C, Darao, Bridgeport John Brophy, J. G. Dickson, R. Neville. . i Nevada—M.L, Elliott, E. J. Rector, F, Gillet, B, N. Shoecraft; J. G. Neagle. Washington—Alf. Tregidgo, F, Battis, 8. B. Crawford, = a It was ordered that delegates elected to the State convention und not attending be entitled to give proxies only to delegates going, The ballot for State delegates resulted as follows; G,. D, MeLean... bMS ean ae ge C. H. Mitchell Wm. H. Martin.,.. ; . 8. Perguson.,..Geo. Fletcher.. eee ee ee ee es

&. Hennessy,,..,. 4. ey al Ve MNS Fika vice cova die ee eae vi peaerercssex ttt eee renews skese see thane The eleven receiving the highest votes and firat named aboye werg deAt the “Theatre in this city shortly] are spending their Colfax. '. Edmund Hocking and his daughter, Mrs. Latham, of. Grass Valley, went Saturday to Chips Flat, Sterra county. Minnie, Bertha, Clarence and Will Godair gato Marysville Sunday to attend the Odd Fellows ball on Tuesday evening, al W. C. Groves, the undertaker, who has been in feeble health for some time ‘past, has gone to Santa GQruz in the hope of regaining his vigor. M. J. Brock, of Grass Valley, who was recently granted a-—first grade county certiticate, has been appointed teacher of the Moore’s Flat school which will open Monday, Hugh J. Baldwin, formerly a teacher of the Grass Valley school department, and now.Superintendent of Schools at National ‘City, arrived last evening and will spend a short vacation with ‘Grasé Valley relatives’ and friends, His son accompanies him.—Union. Telegraph; John R. Tyrrell eft this morning for Wheatland, going by carriage in company with Will Jones. His wife and child are-very sick and he was telegraphed for the same “day his father died to go immediately to Wheatland, Within the list day or two, howevef, there has been a change for the bétter in the condition.of Mrs. Typrell-and child, but they arestill very ill, Truly misfortunes.n«ver coine singly, honeymoon at HEME ANw PAU. A ttre? tlecora Of Various Mat j ters of Local interove. Mrs, Jessie J. Terode, « Truckee won who is paralyzed, has been brought to the county hospital. The executive committee of the Republican county central comuinittee met Saturday afternoon and canvassed the returns of the election for delegates to the State convention. At the Omaha mine, Grass Valley, Friday moruing, Robert Larimer fell from the car-chain while riding up the incline and: had his left leg broken just above the ankle joint, Yuba Dam is the name of anew style of collar formen, It is just the the thing to have around when you go to put on a clean shirt and flad that the laundryinan has washed ali the butions off the garment, Editor Shoemaker says very truly: When a man wants a nomination for office he should come right out and suy so, in order that all the people may study up the size and shape of his head. It will not do to stand out in the dark until convention day with the hope that people want hint 80 badly ahey will force his nomination, Last Day for Taxes. The city taxes will be delinquent on Monday at 6 o’cluck Pp: Mm. Five per cent, and other costs will be added after that time. Pay up and save costs. Eas THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOS A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proprietary preparation, I have a few words ‘in favor of a new laxative principle, But first, how I came to discover It, A patient asked ahout taking Joy's Vegetable SarsaParilla, As sarsaparilias usually contain mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points, First, being purely yogetable, it is (unlike mefeury) not cumulative in the system, being!easily car. ried off by the digestive processes; and éecond, it is effective with a lesa quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis,: the least medicine consistent with the great est good. It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter @at both the pblic and the profession, AOITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS' PRACTION, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1890, Ie Conse mption incurable? Read the following, Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and vaysicians pronounced.me an Ineurible Consumptive, Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumpat am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. [t is the finest medicire ever made!’ Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘Had it not been for Dr, King’s New Discovery or Consumption 1 would have died . Lung Troubles. Was given up by -tictors, Am now in best of health.’ Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. ee NOTICE ~wTO— Bridge Contractors. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, up to Saturday, August 16, 1890, At 2o’clock P, m,, For the placing of from Oylimders Plereunder the Edwards Bridge across the -outh Yuba River in place of the present wooden abutments, Bide to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada county, at the Court House, on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock ¥. M, A Bond will be required of thie successful der.’ The said Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. * . 4. be MORGAN, Clerk, By J.J. Gazany, Deputy. . State into the Union, of this city'are preparing to go in fali participate in the Native Sons’ celebration of Admission Day. They expect to have at least fifty members in line, and will comprise a portion of the division which will also include the Parlors of Grass Valley, Dutch Fiat, Auburn, Forest Hill, Camptonville, Downieville and Sierra City, . In the parade the Hydranlickere Will have the famous Goodwin grizaly bear “Nevada” from You Bet, also «float on which will be displayed a monitor, fac similes of a large number of the biggest gold bara produced by the hydraulic mines of this county, also anumber of other features conhected withthe mining industry. . The com -iittee of arrangements for this Parlor have formolated, an ad. dress which“will be sent to each member on Tuesdiy next; and the portions of which that are of concern and interest to the general public are As follows ; Comarrrer Rooms or Hypravuto Par: LOR ADMISSION Day CkLEBRATION, Nevapa Crry, Aug. 1st, 1890, Dear Sir.und Brother: The day: is fast. approaching when the Native yons of California will celebrate the fortieth year.of+the admission of ‘our ’ Yuu asa Native Son should take an active part in the celebration; and we earnestly urge you to use your best endeavors ty atiend the page nt, and do all in your bower tomake this event one of the memorable ones in cur State’s history.’ : The following is an outline of the entertainment that will be ‘tendereu the Natives on their visit to San Francisco; — Saturday evening, Sept. 6—Grand fireworks display and com petitive drill by the various clubs, Sunday, Sept. 7—Special services in all the Churches in the morning; in the afternoon, grand sacred cencert by 150 instruments at Golden Gate Park. Monday,’ Sept, 8—Grand _receptions tendered by tlhe city Parlors to all Native Sons. Tuesday, Sept. 9, Biggest Day of All—Grand parade in the morning, which will be one of the. finest ever seen in the United States; to be followed hy exercises at the Grand Opera Hose. Inthe evening will be given the grandeet ball ever taking place*west of the Mississippi River, and which will be complimentary tu all Native Sons, Bec : Wednesday, Sept. 10—Grand complimentary excursion on the Bay. Yucht regatta during the excursion. Our Parlor will attend in a body, uniformed as. pioneer miners. A Band will accomp y us, We will have in our. division Various features of pioneer days, As it is necessary to have funds to carry ont our plana, the Committee BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure, A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of'all in leavening strength —U.8. Government Report, Aug 17, 1890, i Not Retired from Business. _,UN#CRUPULOUA Pvddlers are circulatine the report that Pref Frank, the celebrated New Yor iness of the office, The members of Hydraulic Parlor force to San Francisco. next monfh to working quartz mill, a hydraulic]. September 6th. Tickets will be good for ten days. every effort Parlor. to accompany ‘When the Band Begins to Play. * * * * * * * * When our arrangements are compléted we will send you full’ particulars. oe ; Your Fratemally, ~-M. M. Baron, Chairman, D._E. Moraan, Secretary, Fred-Searts, J. H. Titomas, _J.L. Mor@an, Committee. eee Ayer’s. Cathartic Pills are recommended by the best physicians, because they are free from calomel and other injarious drugs, being composed of purely ‘vegetable — ingredieffts, While thorough in their action, they stimulate and strengthen the bowels and’ secretory organs, SCROFULA Is that impurity of the blood which produces ansightly lumps or swellings in the neck ‘which causee running sores on the arms, legs. eF reet; which develops ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which (s the origin of pimples, can¢erous growths, or “humors; which, fastenfag upon the lungs, causes consumption and @eath. Itis the most ancient of all diseases, and very fow persons are entirely free from it, “tse CURED It Be By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by the remarkable cures it has accomplished bas proven itself to be a potent and pecullar Medicine for this disease, If you suffer from serofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla, . “Every spring my wife and children have teen troubled with scrofula, my littio br, three years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from headtofect, Wo all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all havo been cured of the scrofula. My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all tour ox my children look bright and healthy,” W. B. ATHERTON, Passalo City; N. J. : 'Hoced’s Sarsaparilla sold by all druggists. 81; six for gs. Prepared only by C.1, HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Low ll, Mase 100. Doses One Dollar . MISS M. E. COLLINS, WILL. GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN ree-hand, Plane Geometrical, Mode! and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter Smith's (of Boston) method, . Otland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Urayou. Ordera taken for faney and decor. ative painting,also “rayon portraits Studio in the Tilley Bulldior, Broad St, hear City Hall. Studio days—Monday, Wedneaday and Saturday of each week, . Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL, 4 July 25, 1839.—Notice te hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud thateatd roof willbe made before the Kegister and iecelver at Maivaville, Cal, on Tuesday, Peptember 2, 1890, viz. Jideon H, Graves, Homestead Entry No, rap, for the NEM of Seo, 82, 'I'p17.N, a Ke, Mw. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and eu'tivation of, snid land, vig: James H. Reader and Charles A are of Jweetland P. O,, Nevadacoin y, Cal. Alunson G. Dart and luis H. Haron of French Corral.. Nevade cottnaty, Gal, CHARLES HAPGO OD, Register, Untosterig Shop. “ GIVES NOVICE THAT ‘he is always Prepared to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pil ‘ows, Moss Mattresses, Bod Loun es, Single Lounges, ete, ete,, made to order, It FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALI, KIND3 REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, $ Pianos, Pictures: and Furniture pack. ed for shipping a specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended? to and Carefully Performed! All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CAME, Thankful for past Patronage, I respectfu } ly solicit « continuance in the future, OOMMEROIAL STREET, Puring the Profensor’s pbsenoe in bd Kaa, Second door from the American TeaStore, iis Prank, who hee thorough knamiedas Jame Rinkess. assistant, will continue to transact the busNOTICE 10 . Bridge Contractors, . is ee ( QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REAll bidders to furnish Plans, SpecificaHons, Strain Sheets, and working details without costto Nevada County, Bids to be opened in Nevada tity, Nevada County, at the Court House on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 2 o'clock P, M, : A Bond will he required of the auccensful bidder. : (The said Board reserves the right to reject auy or all bids, 7 L, MORGAN, Clerk, By J. 4, Guwany, Deputy, " Dated as Nevada City, Cale, Aug. 11890, Dated at Noyada City, August lat, 00. } Delinquent Notice. VADA COUNT iy Nevew ENT Aesobtenost vgs tion of princspal place of business, Nevada Oity, Nevada County, California, Notice-—-There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of ansessment No, 1, levied of the 10th day of ceived by the Board of Supervisors of . June, 1890, the several amounts net; oppo Nevada County up to 909 Fhacypo en ah the ‘respeot-,, share i : Saturday, August 16th, No, No. : Nemes Cor’ gh, Am't. 1890, 1G Beeiy 67 9500 balance due, $197 12 At2 o'clock P, M, { . EK. Brand. .69 2000 " 40 00 i G. EB. Brand, .60 3000 “ 60 00 For the construction of a ‘ridge Across! G. x. Brand. 61 2000 40 00 eer Creek, near the Anthony House, . G. E. Brand. 62 88 % 16 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 0th; day of June,’ 1800, so many shares of ea¢h: . ¥ parcel of such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 60 Broad Streeet, Nevada City, Nevade County, California, SATURDAY, thedth day of August, 1890, at the hour of 1 o'clock FP, M.of said day, to pay said delnquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising ‘and expenses of the sale } : : GEO. C. GAYLORD, Becretary, . * Office~No, 69 Broad Sitréet, Nevada Rity, California. Our Parlor will probably leave Nevada City at 5:45 a. m, Saturday, Again we urge you to join us, Make the We hope to see you in the ranks = Mrs, BIGELOW, IMS Bush Street, B f . re. Supple ego, isa dresamaker, ne at and they cured me. I then recomm . Have CaLtwornra Faurr Femane Brita, to ry lend for rrequiarities, and they cured, her Hie dint wedaiat nay Meee eee receipt of price, ae tai Ada mn d com: THE GAVI CO., Chemints, P.O, Box £416, San Francisco, Where Are You. Going * “For; Health and Pleasure This Summer ? The great mare of snow in the SIERRA . ‘this ine will give the waterfalls * YOEMITK a splendor never equalled defere, The HOTEL DEL MONT + fairest epot in California, invites vou. It is notexpensive, Ever TS in the SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS? If not, you have never lived. \ If you want to see nature's nobleat handtsar xt grand old SNOW-CROWNED And there are LAKE5—Taboe. 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