August 4, 1892 (4 pages)

i es. its: bred $100 One lds, § inners extra, Ist al25 en$25 of two > more nice or repeat. le and at race le. $5 trance, year old second $40 to e inile; id yearld a leas nse, ves the between 2 money contest rst, one1g races, irse, and cent. receding erest of,. . . precede owned. t colors, . for s:le ent. y, Cal. * proper ceremonies. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. —‘ Sun4d Every Evening Except Su Age dius fpr Holidays. } —=_ Established Sept6, 1860;; Tenms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. Cr THURSDAY EV’NG ° AUG. 4, '92. THE CELEBRATION. The Native Sons Will Glerify California's Admission” Day. Telegraph : ‘the celebration to take place in Girass Valley on Friday, September 9th, promises to be one of the very best ever given in this part of the country. It will be under the auspices of the Native Sons of the Golden West of this place. The oceasion is to celebrate Admission Day, and maiiy of the parlors of the order will be here to help in the festivities and cer-monies. The parlors from Sacramento, Auburn, Marysville and from many other portions of the state will be here. Outside of Native Sons there have been a number of other orders and sucietics that have accepted the invitation.of Quartz Parlor to turn out on the occasion, and-on the whole there will be a procession’ the like of which Grass Valley has never seen. ‘There will be an oratiou, a poem, singing, and all appropriate exercises in the day time, and also the corner stone of the new schoolhouse will be laid with all In the evening there will be a grand ball. Bands of-musie will be engage: for the occasion. From the “programme “now outlined it looks ax though our people are going to have a great time on the 9th of September, — 2 Oe On a Tour of Inspection. Appeal: Judge Gilbert,of Oregon, _.who has been presiding in the United States Circuit Conrt in San Francisco, Telporaphed to Transcrit od Fresno, Angadt 4th.—The Los Angeles express train oh the Southern Pacific Railroad, when near Collis, at midnight last night, was held up by four masked men. They exploded eight dynamite bombs under the express car and. knocked it all . to pieces. George D. Roberts, the express messenger, was badly injured. A large amount of treasure was captured by the robbers. The robbers thei. rode off with their treasure on horseback. The train Was delayed over an hour. The robbers had got such a good start before the officers could be notified, that it is thought their capture is impossible. LATER. No trace of the railroad robbers, CHANCE FOR A -WAR. Honouvutyu, H. I. The British Cruiser Champion has seized Pagohogo Harbor, which belongs to the United States, Prospect of war resulting. VALLEY WATCHMEN, and who recently heard testimony in the They Return to Sacramento—T he Hotels anti-debris cases, arrived here yesterday in company with C, W, Cross, the legal representative of the North Bloc mfield, Co., and Alfred Barstow, attorney for the Anti-Debris Association. They have been on a tour of inspection, and the nature of the business was such as to make it*impossible for them to permit themselves to be interviewed. ied alee People’s Party. Refuse to Eat or to Sleep Them. . Jehn Hagle and James A, Elder, watchmen employed by the Supervisors to keep an eye on the hydraulic miners on the American river watershed, have returned after a nine days’ tiip in the mountains. The tour was not particu‘larly successful, and it is intimated pretty strongly that the visit was shortendé be cause the people of Gold Run retused to feed or lodge the watchmen. Again it is John A. Ball, of the People’s Party . asserted that Elder ‘tipped his hand” as State Central Committee, is in this city] soon as he got to Gold Run by announemaking arrangements for a mass incet-. ing that he had come’ to watch the hy ing of that party tc be held at the Theater on Monday evening next. J. draulic mines. In any event the hotelkeeper at Gold Run notified the two men W. Barton, of J.oon.is, Placer county, . that they could not eat or sleep in his their probable nominee for Congress, . caravansary and they’ wearied of the William Boyne of Sacramento, and other . yivissitudes of out-door life and came speakers will address the meeting. They . home. expect to have a big whoop-up at Grass . that under -control They found only one claim—and of Chinese—that Valley on Saturday evening, and a still. jooked as if they had been recently bigger one here on Monday evening. Sa gee Another Game of Base Ball. The Nevada City Athletic Base Ball . that they are doing it. Club did so well in beating the Frenel Corral boys last Sunday, that the North worked. The miners generally professed their intention to stand by the promises of the Miners’ Convention, and it seeins Hagel says that ; . there is plenty of water in the reservoirs, : . and that hydraulicking could be resumed San Juan Club expressed a desire ‘to get . at once if the miners saw fit to defy the a whack at the county seat boy:. They, law. ‘Hagel and Elder have submitted are to be accommodated, and var boys . a report to Robert T. Devlin, the county’s will go over and try issue with the San special counsel.-—Ree. Juan boys two weeks from next Sunday. nr Bad Accident. — — + oe oe -The Centennial. Latest advices show excellent progress A few days ago Wuaile-the two young. in the main tunnel, toward the grand ob children of Chas, Alphars were laying jective point, the big, old back gravel upon a lounge, one at the time being on channel which runs away down past the lounge and the other on the floor at. Nevada City, and which has yielded the side, the former tell upon the latter, . millions of dollars. As soon as this point breaking the little one’s arm in two] is attained, washing of the gravel from places. Mr. Alphars is a son-in-law of . thé valuable and extensive bed already James Reader, and they neside on the . developed will be practivally prosecuted. French Corral road, ~ 2 eee « The last assessment, delinquent last week, was promptly paid by every stock Mr. Buate’s voice will undoubtedly be! holder, as usual, showing their entire heard on the stump before the campaign . confidence in the ultimate result. The closes" ticket. [RELA Every Republican supports the . Centennial has had no delinquent list: for the last two years, and dividends must soon take the place of assessments,—EnTry Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per terprise. dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. ——_——+ +96 o-— Country Orners solicited for any $1,000 Bonds. E. Preston, who attempted to murder goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. . Ramelli on Monday evening, had hie exSend your orders and satisfaction will be. amination before Justice Mulley yesterguaranteed. Tue best tive-cent cigar ever made is. before the Superior Court. For sale at Carr, Ford is his attorney. the Bachelor’ Button, Bros. j23-tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Is a peculiar medicine, It is carefully prepared from “arsaparilia, Dandelion day afternoon. He was bound over in the sum of $1,000 to answer to vhe charge Thos, 8. 2 e@ere Keelar Is Here Again. Keelar, the celebrated auctioneer, is here again with a large stock of watches, diamands, etc. He will open his es: tablishment in a day or two in the building opposite the TRANSCRIPT office. When the Dinner Bell Rings People ought to feel huugry, and when they feel hungry they ought to have good digestions, But, alas! they don’t—frequently. That plague alike af the just and of the unjust ; of the absvemious and the glutton; of youth, middle age and life’s confine— the protean imp, dyspepsia —exacts dire penalties for appetite’s apMandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Jumiper Ber. Peasement in the shape of heartburn, ries, and other.well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itsett, ivi o Hood’s Sarsaparilia curative s 3 one eo : die it . generally accompanied by biliousness, power not p dby other effects remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purifier before the public.wind on and uncomfortable distention of the stomach, and general disturbance in ’ . the gastrie region. Dyspepsia is very irregularity of the bowels, insomnia and nervousn.:ss, for each and all of which, as 'wellas their cause, Hostetter’s Stomach “It eradicates every impurity, and cures Bitters is the nation’s chosen remedy. Serofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, ali » alarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles, Humors, Dyspepsia, Bi Sick . jack of strength and flesh, and failure of B Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, appetite and the power to rest tranquilly, overecmes That Tired Feeling, creates an . are also overcome by the Bitters. appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met peculiar and unparalleled sueces: athome. Such has become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Pills promote constipation—Simmons 9 . Liver Regulator cures constipation, Something Fancy. —— Hood’s Sarsaparilla than all other Sarsathe finest made, just received by 4.3. parillas or blocd purifiers. The sam success 1s extending all over the country. Jackson Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; stx for $5. Prepared by . a5-tf Taxe finimons Liver R« gulator to (.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, . move the bile, clear the head and restore _ 100 Doses One Dollar digestion. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, . RUSBY TALKS PLAINLY, And He Voices the Sentiment Prevailing in This Vicinity. Marysville Democrat : After the report for the Democrat of last evening was closed, the matter of consideration of anti-debris bills by the Supervisors taken up. In speaking of the oft-recurring bills for the salary of watchmen, attorneys and others nécessary expenses which’ have seemed to be absolutely a necessity to prevent violations of the law and injunctions of the Courts, Supervisor Rusby said ‘that with the prospective representations in Congress from this district it was, in his judgment, useless to continué the anti-debris litigation, and for that reason he thought it would be folly to allow any further bills incurred by the anti-debris people. Year after year this thing has been going on, and the amounts in the aggregate taken from the treasury of the county are an enormous sum. And instead of the laws and injunctions being obeyed, we find hy reference t» the reports made by the watchmen that the number of monitors at work increase with each succeeding report. 5 Again, in referring to the recent action of the delegates from certain valley counties in the late Congerasional. Convention, he said the disregard shown for the interests affected by the hydrarlic mines was so plainly apparent and in such direst covflict with the grounds taken in the litigation that it places the valley people in the position of not being sincere. We should either stand together and make a united effort or surrender now and saye the further thousands of dollars, which if paid out asin the past recent years, will be money thrown away. Mr.: Rusby further said that in his judgment the time has come when there should be a settled policy in regard to this question, anda clearly defined course for future action. He is willing tostaud with the valley people and vote with them, but when valley men are proposed for office he wants the valley people to show that they mean what they preach. Grove L. Johnson is a member of the executive committee appointed at the River Convention January 16th, and was unanimously chosen a representative ‘of the valley interests at Washington, yet defeated for the nomination of Congressman by the votes of men. professing loyalty to the valley interests, and now the voters are expected to quietly swallow the dose. : : -2@eSaaS Fire Compauy Doings. Pennsylvania Engine Company No. 2 held their regular monthly meeting last evening. An invitation sent to the ment to purticipate in the celebration o/ Admission Day at Grass Valley, was placed before the meeting, and it was voted to attend. Chief Engineer Hook asked the com pany to donate their old hose cart to the people of Aristocracy Hill for use in case of fire in that part of town. By a unanimous vote it was decided to let. the cart Le taken as soon as a suitable building ia put up in which to keep it. The company has just received 250 feet of new Paragon fire hose, Company No. . receiving a like amount, It is proposed by No, 2 te have a fire driil once a month during the warm weather. i == eee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., August 4, 1892: Brackett, Geo. : Chureh, C J. Hinds, Mrs. Elijah MecNearney, Miss Lizzie Manigold, Mrs. Frederika ~ O'Connor, Jno. Stanley, Annie blade, Stephen J. Williams, James N. If not called for in-fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M, . le een ee tae ne nn Opposition is the Life of Trade. “Since L, Hyman returned to Nevada City, his ccempetitors are not feeling well but the people of Nevada county are enjoying the low prices of the San Francisco Opposition Store. Our clearing sale is a success, as we are slaughtering the goods right and left. Our summer goods must be closed oat at any price. We defy competition. Compare prices and goods, Money cheerfully refurided if prices and goods are not satisfactory. Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven sncw, There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT, No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator.So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons [iver Regulator. Ick Corp Sopa Warxk, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. PRE AT Os ETS What Stronger Proof 1s needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming ‘in telling of marvellous cures 1t has effected after all other remedies had failed ? s Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh astern Oysters in cans and shell, always on hand, The season is open and the oystersarefine. Try them. Something modern. : Poley’s Nougat Toe Cream, No, 13 Commercial strest Nevada City. “ Chief Engineer inviting the Fire Depart. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old o» and Young, J. D. Sivils of Sacramento is in town. Miss Ida Ray is bere’ on a few days visit. &. M. Johnson of the Spahish mine is in town. Frank H. Bell came up from Auburn yesterday. Alex Mann Jr. of San Francisco is here on Lusineas. C. D. Eastin of Graniteville arrived here today on his way below. George Ray of Ray’s Ranch came over to the county seat yesterday. Marshal Tompkins and wife have gong to Hollister for a two weeks’ visit. Mra. D. D. Bowman left this morning for # visit to the several seaside resorts. Miss Ida Austin of Grass Valley is the guest of Mrs. J, D. Fleming of this city. Senator W. H. Mead arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to Downieville. Mrs. W. H. Carlin, wife of the wellknown attorney of Marysville, is visiting Mrs. H. Stansfield. D. Furth of North San Juan, who has been at San Fraricisco, arrived here this morning on his way home. Dr. Samuels of North San Juan has removed with his family to Grass Valley, where he will practice his profession. J. Gibbons, Albert Crop and wife, and Joseph Myres and wife, of Rocklin, who have been spending a few weeks at the lakes, arrived here today on their way home. J. M. Miroux and his sister: Miss Mac Miroux, of Downieville arrived here today on their way. below. Mrs H. Anderson of Berkley, who has been visiting friends at Dowgieville arrived here today on her way home. Mra. J. Helborn of San Francisco arrived here yesterday on her way te Downieville. z 290—— ——~ THINGS SAID AND DONE, Heard and Seen by the Daily -Transcript pee Reporter. Several lots of garden hose have been stolen from residents on, Piety Hill. Read the notice to contractors in today’s Transcrirt. A Japanese store is to be opened on Pine street in the place formerly occupied by A. Delbridge as a shoe shop. D. D. Bowman has announced himseli in the Grass Valley papers as a candidate for the office of District Attorney. The trial of W. R. Lane, charged with murder, will commence in Marysville on Tuesday next. Grove L. Johnson will defend. Lane. The freig!:t hauled over the Narrow Gauge Railroad for July, 1§92, was considerably in excess of the amount for the same month of 1891. Henry Daniels of Grass Valley is talked of by the Grass Valley papers as a candidate for the office of Coroner, before the Republican nominating convention, There will be a string of horses, trotters, from the Governor Stanford farm, (Palo Alto) at Glenbroo: Park next week. The very best stables in the country willbe represented at our coming meeting. : A fire broke out this forenoon in a pile of rubbish near the Miner’s Foundry. A cottonwood tree near by caught afire and it was extending ata lively rate in that part of the town when it was discovered. The men working at the foundry went to the engine house, purcured hose and extinguished it. The Telegraph says that John E. or B. 8. Rector will be urged to-take the nomination for Trea-urer on the Democratic ticket, These. gentlemen have ali they can doto run the National Hotel, . and Wesides, Frank Snell is already «lected for that office—in the minds of a large majority of the voters of Nevada county. It North San Juan is not lively iit anything else itisin the way of marriages. It has the best record in that line of any town of its size in the State. We would recommend that a car-load of marriageable ladivs go there to reside, as the chances of getting on the market are very great. There have been half a dozen marriages there during the past year, and now it is ramored that a Grass Valley and Auburn man, have respe +tively captured ladies there who will be come their wives in the near future. Try the place, ladies. ——-—+ e@e-e---GOR THE ASSEMBLY. Richard 1. Thomas of Birevil Come to the Front. Richard I, Thomas has yielded to th earnest solicitations of a hoet of friend< and will be a candidate for the Assembly before the Republican Convention. He is not only a Native Son of the Golden, West, but is a native of this county, and was born and reared in the home ef a be known of the wants of Nevada county He is a graduate of the Hopkins’ Ac ademy of Oakland and of the 8t. Augus tine College of Benicia. For the past two years he has been studing law in th: office of Judge J. M. Walling. If genius, energy, brilliant attainments, unswerving honeaty, a pleasing address, an eloquent tongue and unbounded popularity count” for anything in designating a suitable candidate for the Assembly, Mr. ‘Thoma: should win, He possesses all these qualifications, and is young, of laudalle ambition and is alwaya recognized as onc, of the leaders of the party in Nevada county.—Truckee Republican. Veterinary Surgeon. woe Dr. A. E. Buzard arrived here today and can be found at Vinton’s Drug Store. The doctor will treat diseases ef horses Or tHe 11,000,00) women in Italy, about 2,000,000 are employed in in lustrial labor and over 3,000,000 in agri, cultare, j miner. He ought to know all that is to; . tefworth, on scientific principles. s —————— TUE PEOPLES PARTY. Prominent Democrats of Grass Valley the Leaders There, Tuesday evening a mecting of t! e members.of the People’s Party took place in Grass Valley. The meciing was set for S. J. Alderman’s office, but that proving too small, Judgso A. B. Dibble tendered the use of his larger otfices. The room was crowded and therd were'many who stood upon the sidewalk, being unable to get into theroom. D. F Norten, Chairman,-called the meeting to order. There was much enthusiasm mant'vsted and the diseussions were very interesting. Hon. M. J. Farrell, ex State Senator of Nevada, but now a resident of Grass Valley, explained the silver question at length and te the great satisfaction of the audi. ence. On that queston there is no man on the Coast who is better posted. It was resolved to hold a mass meeting at Van's Hall next Saturday evening, beginning at S o'clock. The cominittee was instructed to communicate with the Committee of Arrangements in Sacramento to try te get General Weaver to come to the county and address the citizens. The committee consists of C. W. Kitts, M. J. Farrell and W. H. Bray. The Telegraph says this was the most lively and enthusiastic political meetifig that has, so far, in this campaign, been held in that town. x a eee ARUTEL ARKIVALS, * National Exchange. Mrs. Quinkert, Simartsville F. Congdon, at (. Montgomery, & 1. Courath, ad: _ W. C. Fredenburr, Maybert, J. Davies, sf Miss M, Christie, Benicia Miss M. Carey, Ormoniiy. A. Tregidgo, Grasa Valley, J. M. sinith, Lome Kilo, EF. M. Bachelder, San Francisco, J. S. Doyle, “ Mrs. J. Helborn; 4e Joe. Syloeski, 3 Miss Hayes, " J. Williams, & i. R. Woods, . Langman, y. C. Gray, ’ i. D. Hilderbrandt, Oakland, Hollub, ae . Myers, ie t. M. Kemper, Sacramento, +. W. Ray, San Juan, c. J. Ray, ¥ '. H. Bell, Auburn, . Kaisey, Carson ( ity, Nev., t. R. Clark, Colfax. Union Arrivals, E. A. Langford, Washington, Jos. Lendan, Sau Francisco, F. T.Keelar, u J. E. Pollock, ee John Sinclair, ss J. H. Cainden, E. H. Armstrong, Auburn, J. G. Shepherd, Spenceville, W. P. Thompson, Sacramento. as cane . DEATH OF. THOMAS WASLEY. . pee} . Who Was Carod On at the Idaho Mine Last Week. Thomas Wasley, who was caved on at the Idaho mine last Fmday died this afternoon. He leaves a wife and three ciildren. He was a native of England, ad aged 24 years. A Leader. Since ita first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratiyes— containiag nothing which permits its use asa bev.rage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. It will cure Sick Headache, Lndigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money wil Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by Carr Bros. 0-0 G re Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street. tf be refunded. REPUBLICAN ; County Convention, T a meeting of the Republican County Centeal Committee it waa resolved that a County Convention be held at the Theatre in Nevada City on MONDAY, AUGUST 224, 1892, Cominencing at 11 o'clock a.m. Ist, to elect a County Central Committee for the ensuing two years. 2d, to nominate candidates for all county offices to bc elected on tlie 8h day of November, 1sy. It was also Regolved, That a primary election for delegates to such conventior be held on : NEON AY "i 5 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17TH, 1892, Under and in conformity with the Pri mary Election Law, at the following time and places. . That each and every precinct as exist ing iu the élection of 1890 shall be en titled to elect ene delegate for every twenty votes and fraction thereof of tive or more cast by said precincts for Mark ham and Reddick, in the election of 1X90. The election shall be held in the pre cincts of Nevada City and Grass Valley, Boston Ravine, Hills Flat and Truckee between thé hours of 2 o'clock vp, a. and 8 o'clock Pp. M. In all other precincts the election shal! be heli between the hours of 5 o'clock p. M. and 8 o'clock Pp. M., in such a man ner as the voters present shall declare. Kesolved, That when no peovision ha been made for. officers of the leetion in any precinct, or in case of failure or those to act, the Republicans present shall select the officers of election and open the polls where mos: convenient, Notic to Contractors. EALED proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of Nevada City at Carr ‘Bros.’ store up to August [dch, o’clock Pp. M., for the construction of a Streets Nevada City, Cal. Specifications can be seen at the Clerk's office. ~ lie Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory. By order of the Board of City Trustees. Wholesale and Real LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT. ROBERT SIMMONS 4S Jast Received a carload of the best brains of Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Syrups, Bitters, Ete., Ete, Ete.T have on hand three and four different brands and grades of the above named articles, and.am fully prepared to sell in quautitics to suit and at prices lower than any dealer in the State. a call aud see for yourselves, tilve me The best of Wines, Ales, Beer, Cigars, at retail. ROBT. SIMMONS, a3 Broad Street, Nevada City. WOALD’S FAIR READ THIS !! Rook 1, ‘Review of Our Country,” by Hon. James G. Blaine, “Hook 2. ‘New Life of Columbus,” by 8, W. Buel. Book 3. Complete History of. Amer ica,” fron the Landing of Columbus to the Present Time, by Prof. John Clark Ridpath, Book 4. ‘Pictorial History of the Columbian Exposition, l-y Hon. Benj. ButThe ahove four great works, by four reat authors, every line of which is only Just written, have been bound up in one massive volume of nearly 900 Pages and 50) Lilustrations, Under the Title of OOLUMBUS AND COLUMBIA.” The greatest subscription book ever published in this country, and of which : A MILLION COPLES Will be sold during the next six months. oe wanted all over this State. — AGENT: Better terins than.ever. We guarantee te the right parties $5)a week from now to Christinas, and « te the WORLD'S FAIR and one week's admission to the Exposition aBsoLuTELy vyexg. Also, other valuable premiums. We have plenty ‘capital at our command, and can and wii, do exactly what we say. Send at once for special circulars and further particulars to the Dominion Publishing Company, tWakck ..,,. WASHINGCON. Stone Sewer across Pine and Commercial . TRST-CLASS KOUND-! RIP TICKET . The Test shall be: “To support the nominees of the Republican Party. The following Inspectors shall act ii their respective preeincts: Nevada Precinct, No. 1—6 delegates Pollx at lee “House, Inspector Janies -J 1892, at 7 . Hanley. Nevada Precinct No, 2—5 Polls at Uity Liall. Malloy. Nevada Precinct No. 3—6. d: legates. Polls at James Kinkeaa's. Tn-pector, John T. Morgan. Selby Flat Precinct—3 delegates. In apector, Samuel Eddy. Willew Valley Precinct—1 delegate. Insp: ctor. J. J. Lyons. Indian Flat Precinet—2 dele sates. In specter, Willis Green. Gold Flat Precinct—3 delegates. In spector, W. KE. Meservey. Grass Valley Precinct No. 1—8 dele gates, Inspector, T. 11. Wilhelin. Giass Valiey Presinet No. 2—8 delegates, Inspector, C. K. Uren. 5 Grass Valley. Precinct No. $—3 dek gate-. Inspector, 5. H. Dille. Grass Valley Preetuct No. 4-5 dele gates” Inspector, 4. R. Thomas. KastBoston Ravine Precinet—4 dele gates. Inspeetor, -—— West Boston Ravine Preeinct—4 dele gates. Luspector, ——— Allison Rauch Peectnct—] delegate Inspec or, . aniel Hurley. Forest Springs Preciuct—1 delegate Inspector, Alfred Perrin. Hill’s Flat Precinct—4 delesates, In spector, Robt. Deeble. Huena Vista’ Precinet—1 Inspector, R. R. Porter. Cottage Hill Precinct—1 Inspector, J. M. Higgins, Washington— (Washington, Ornonk and Omega) Precinct—2 delegates, In spector, E. T. Worthley. Yuba (Yuba and Bear Valley) Pre cinet—3 delegates, Inspector, Geo. A Hare. Bloomfield (Bloomfield and Lake City) Precinet—4 delegates. Inspector, R. D Skidmore, Relief Hill Precinct—2 delegates In spector, Richard Penrose. Coluinbia Hill Precinet -2 dele sates. Inspector, A. 8. Bigelow. Eureka Vrecinct—2 delegates. In delegates, Trispeector, Chas. b delegate. delegate 1 spector, Geo, 4, Ellis, Mooe's Flat Precinet—1 delegate. Inspector, L. G. Kelstrup. i Cherokee—Precinct--l delegate. In spector, John Curnow, North San Juan Precinet—3 delegates, Inspector, (), 5. Paine, »weetland Precinct—l <celegate. Iuspector, J. M. Wood, : Virchville Preeinet—1 delegate, In spector, Richard Thoinas. French Corral. Precinct—1 delegate, luspector, W. M. Moulton, Anthony House Precinct—1] delegate. Inspector, Nevada Hartung. Mooney blat Precinct—1 delegate Inspector, Benj. Fraser, Spenceville Precinct-—~-1 delegate, Inspector, W. M. Walker, Pleasant Ridge Precinet—l delegate Inspector, Ira Davis. Indiat Springs Wrevinet—2 delegates Inspector, T. J? Waggoner. Rough and Ready Precinet-2 dele yates. Inspector, Johu Grant. Truckee Precinct No, 1—4 delegates. Inspector, J. Lewisen. Truckee Precinet No. 2—5 delegates. Buca Pre ingt-—-2 delegates. Lnxpeotor, C H. Barton. : Lowell Hill Precinct—1 delegate, In. speetor, Alex. Drynan, Hunt's Hill Precivet—1 delegate. Inspector, A. G, Turner. You Bet Preciact—t} delegates, In speetor, J. 8. Goodwin, ~ The Judges aud Inspectors are directed to issue ce ti cates of election to the ‘lelegate or delegates elected from their respective precincts, A. Berrows, Chairman, W. T. Moraan, Secretary, ‘the Heraid, Grass Valloy Tel and Tilings and Traokee Repudiens pea coy y: = Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Frouut atreet, San Fra. sisco, ja23-ly singled Cla Hires’ Roet Beor, Headquarters for this delicious and healti.ul snmmer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. St eee eenn ee Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for {Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition, If you are afilicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience né benetit, you: may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr, King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, Drag Store, Large size 500 and $1.10. noes Ses a Wernovr.a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will care yous Tt ha. chred thousands, , — e-—-@e+ sateen Bacnetor Berron—the best—5-cent cigar ever Bros. Es a +2002 sas Tne Bacurior Burros is the acknowledged hnest cigar in the market. 5 enta apiece. Carr Bros. agents. j23tf aa neneneeneeneinnennenemnnneeemenemnene! manufactured. At Carr : j23-tf Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening stvength.— Lavest Untrrep Srarks GoverRNMEN? Foop ,.Rgrorr. Royan Baktnu Powprr Co. 106° Wall St, N. Y. Cottage Hill. .-. 33 DEMOCRATIC County Convention, T A MEETING CF THE DEMO. eratie County Central ( ommittee, he'd at Nevada City on July 30th, it was reg ‘lved to hold a County Conveatién at Nevada City, on stT t wh ar SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and Lownship officers, and taking action for the nomination of a State Senator in conjunction with the counties cf Sierra aud Plumas. i it was also resolved that the Prinwry Meetings to elect Delegates to said County Convencion be held in the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Petween the hours of 3 and-9 o'clock, P. M., at suctr hours as the Township Cominittees may designate; and that said Committees be empowered to appoint oflicers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basis of represeatation at the said County Con. vention sh jl ve upon the vote cast in the ecunty for KE. bh. Pond, atthe Gubernatorial Election in 1890—one delegate for each 25 votes, aud one delegate for each fraction of 25 votes in a precinct, as follows: ) APPORT ONMENT OF DELEGATES. NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Preciners, Vore 1890. DELEGATES. Nevada No. 1 FERS) < Nevada No, 2.. 108 Nevada No.3 .. 94 Selby Flat, a< 286 Willow Valley 34 Indian Flat... 24 Gold Flat «s-, 46 413 GRASS VALLEY TOWN HIP. Grass Valley No, 1. 106 Grass Valley No ¥., 92 Grass Valley No. 3 14 Grass Valley No. 4. 69 Mast Boston Ravine. 89 West Bost'n Ravine. 92 Allison Ranch. pe ts Forest Springs oy 8 Hill’s Flat. . oo ek Bucna Vista va ae 71 ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Anthony House Mk Mooney Flat 3 Spencerville . ni ee Pleasant Ridge:., 21 Indian Springs 28 Rougu and Ready. 57 166 BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, Cherokee Lime North San Juan . 38 Sweetland Birchville French Corral. . toto mist mh meee Ey elit ie Sh cetcm t= me b BLOOMFIELD TOWN North Bloomtield &2 Relief Hill. . . Lake: City ; 7 “~imples . Tho old {dea was that / facial cruptiors were dug to a blood . bumor,” for which they gave potash. . Thus all tho old sorsaparillas conta'a . . ‘A potash, nauseating mincral, that tn. stead of decreasing, actually creates more . eruptions, You have noticed th!s when tak. Ing other Barsipafill:s It is however now . known that the stomach, tho blood ercating . power, is thoecat ef atl vithiting or cleansing operations, A :‘o:iach clogged by Indiges. tion or constipation, vitiatcs the blood, result , . pimples, A clean stomach and healthful di. gestion purifies itand they disappear. Thus . afterthe modern {dea to regulats tho bowels . and etimulatothedi-zestion, Tho effect isimmediate, A shorttcstimontal tocontrast the action of tho potash Sarsaparillas and Joy's: . Mra. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Iaycs &t., 8. F., } writes: “IE havo for ycars had Indigestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it ec scot more pimplesto break out on my face Hear. . ing that Joy’s was a later preparation and . acted differently I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared,” . J f YS Vegetable . Sarsaparilla . Largest petite, Leaps ~_— sane price . _Sani “BROTH :TS Joy's Vegetable Sarsupurilla is compounded . Columbia Hill 26 126 EUREKA TOWNSHIP, Kureka -.. 5h Vioore’s Flat 80 WASHIN«. TON TOWNSHIP, Washington. .., 52 tear Valley ee Ormonde. , Yuba. Omega. Wd MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, Truckee Nu, 1 Fruckee No, 2 boca LITLE YORK * Lovo Hill : Heut's Hill You Bet i 27 61 Total Vote 1,941. No. of Delegates 104, The officers of Primary Elections are rected to issue certificates to Delegates luctert from their respective precineta, Ky order of the Committee. CHAS. H. MITCHELL, Chairman. Thos. J. Barky, Secretary. do it. one, J. M. FOLEY, Confection r. YOU’LL BE LEFT. You don't know what you are losing. a eneee eee ene You can't count the number of ways there are of being left. One of the least pleasant of them is to let the season pass without trying my NMUGAT Le 8 CREA M. Don't Life hasn't so many luxuries that you can afford to dispense with this No. 13 Commercial {St., Nevala Cily I have just received Largest, Cheapest EVER BROUGHT \ Largest, Best, Cheacest and basis) Furnishing Goods, St Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and Of course everybody know SUMMER CLOTHING! nn’ from the East the and Most Stylish STOCK OF PRING : and : SUMMER : CLOTHING TO THE COUNTY. é (= s that we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock «1 raw and Felt Hats, Nobby everything else usually kept i" a First-class Establishment. SB. EX MILIESR. Broad Street, Odd Fellow i s Building, Nevada City § , ald. r 7 1

i es. its: bred $100 One lds, § inners extra, Ist al25 en$25 of two > more nice or repeat. le and at race le. $5 trance, year old second $40 to e inile; id yearld a leas nse, ves the between 2 money contest rst, one1g races, irse, and cent. receding erest of,. . . precede owned. t colors, . for s:le ent. y, Cal. * proper ceremonies. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. —‘ Sun4d Every Evening Except Su Age dius fpr Holidays. } —=_ Established Sept6, 1860;; Tenms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. Cr THURSDAY EV’NG ° AUG. 4, '92. THE CELEBRATION. The Native Sons Will Glerify California's Admission” Day. Telegraph : ‘the celebration to take place in Girass Valley on Friday, September 9th, promises to be one of the very best ever given in this part of the country. It will be under the auspices of the Native Sons of the Golden West of this place. The oceasion is to celebrate Admission Day, and maiiy of the parlors of the order will be here to help in the festivities and cer-monies. The parlors from Sacramento, Auburn, Marysville and from many other portions of the state will be here. Outside of Native Sons there have been a number of other orders and sucietics that have accepted the invitation.of Quartz Parlor to turn out on the occasion, and-on the whole there will be a procession’ the like of which Grass Valley has never seen. ‘There will be an oratiou, a poem, singing, and all appropriate exercises in the day time, and also the corner stone of the new schoolhouse will be laid with all In the evening there will be a grand ball. Bands of-musie will be engage: for the occasion. From the “programme “now outlined it looks ax though our people are going to have a great time on the 9th of September, — 2 Oe On a Tour of Inspection. Appeal: Judge Gilbert,of Oregon, _.who has been presiding in the United States Circuit Conrt in San Francisco, Telporaphed to Transcrit od Fresno, Angadt 4th.—The Los Angeles express train oh the Southern Pacific Railroad, when near Collis, at midnight last night, was held up by four masked men. They exploded eight dynamite bombs under the express car and. knocked it all . to pieces. George D. Roberts, the express messenger, was badly injured. A large amount of treasure was captured by the robbers. The robbers thei. rode off with their treasure on horseback. The train Was delayed over an hour. The robbers had got such a good start before the officers could be notified, that it is thought their capture is impossible. LATER. No trace of the railroad robbers, CHANCE FOR A -WAR. Honouvutyu, H. I. The British Cruiser Champion has seized Pagohogo Harbor, which belongs to the United States, Prospect of war resulting. VALLEY WATCHMEN, and who recently heard testimony in the They Return to Sacramento—T he Hotels anti-debris cases, arrived here yesterday in company with C, W, Cross, the legal representative of the North Bloc mfield, Co., and Alfred Barstow, attorney for the Anti-Debris Association. They have been on a tour of inspection, and the nature of the business was such as to make it*impossible for them to permit themselves to be interviewed. ied alee People’s Party. Refuse to Eat or to Sleep Them. . Jehn Hagle and James A, Elder, watchmen employed by the Supervisors to keep an eye on the hydraulic miners on the American river watershed, have returned after a nine days’ tiip in the mountains. The tour was not particu‘larly successful, and it is intimated pretty strongly that the visit was shortendé be cause the people of Gold Run retused to feed or lodge the watchmen. Again it is John A. Ball, of the People’s Party . asserted that Elder ‘tipped his hand” as State Central Committee, is in this city] soon as he got to Gold Run by announemaking arrangements for a mass incet-. ing that he had come’ to watch the hy ing of that party tc be held at the Theater on Monday evening next. J. draulic mines. In any event the hotelkeeper at Gold Run notified the two men W. Barton, of J.oon.is, Placer county, . that they could not eat or sleep in his their probable nominee for Congress, . caravansary and they’ wearied of the William Boyne of Sacramento, and other . yivissitudes of out-door life and came speakers will address the meeting. They . home. expect to have a big whoop-up at Grass . that under -control They found only one claim—and of Chinese—that Valley on Saturday evening, and a still. jooked as if they had been recently bigger one here on Monday evening. Sa gee Another Game of Base Ball. The Nevada City Athletic Base Ball . that they are doing it. Club did so well in beating the Frenel Corral boys last Sunday, that the North worked. The miners generally professed their intention to stand by the promises of the Miners’ Convention, and it seeins Hagel says that ; . there is plenty of water in the reservoirs, : . and that hydraulicking could be resumed San Juan Club expressed a desire ‘to get . at once if the miners saw fit to defy the a whack at the county seat boy:. They, law. ‘Hagel and Elder have submitted are to be accommodated, and var boys . a report to Robert T. Devlin, the county’s will go over and try issue with the San special counsel.-—Ree. Juan boys two weeks from next Sunday. nr Bad Accident. — — + oe oe -The Centennial. Latest advices show excellent progress A few days ago Wuaile-the two young. in the main tunnel, toward the grand ob children of Chas, Alphars were laying jective point, the big, old back gravel upon a lounge, one at the time being on channel which runs away down past the lounge and the other on the floor at. Nevada City, and which has yielded the side, the former tell upon the latter, . millions of dollars. As soon as this point breaking the little one’s arm in two] is attained, washing of the gravel from places. Mr. Alphars is a son-in-law of . thé valuable and extensive bed already James Reader, and they neside on the . developed will be practivally prosecuted. French Corral road, ~ 2 eee « The last assessment, delinquent last week, was promptly paid by every stock Mr. Buate’s voice will undoubtedly be! holder, as usual, showing their entire heard on the stump before the campaign . confidence in the ultimate result. The closes" ticket. [RELA Every Republican supports the . Centennial has had no delinquent list: for the last two years, and dividends must soon take the place of assessments,—EnTry Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per terprise. dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. ——_——+ +96 o-— Country Orners solicited for any $1,000 Bonds. E. Preston, who attempted to murder goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. . Ramelli on Monday evening, had hie exSend your orders and satisfaction will be. amination before Justice Mulley yesterguaranteed. Tue best tive-cent cigar ever made is. before the Superior Court. For sale at Carr, Ford is his attorney. the Bachelor’ Button, Bros. j23-tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Is a peculiar medicine, It is carefully prepared from “arsaparilia, Dandelion day afternoon. He was bound over in the sum of $1,000 to answer to vhe charge Thos, 8. 2 e@ere Keelar Is Here Again. Keelar, the celebrated auctioneer, is here again with a large stock of watches, diamands, etc. He will open his es: tablishment in a day or two in the building opposite the TRANSCRIPT office. When the Dinner Bell Rings People ought to feel huugry, and when they feel hungry they ought to have good digestions, But, alas! they don’t—frequently. That plague alike af the just and of the unjust ; of the absvemious and the glutton; of youth, middle age and life’s confine— the protean imp, dyspepsia —exacts dire penalties for appetite’s apMandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Jumiper Ber. Peasement in the shape of heartburn, ries, and other.well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itsett, ivi o Hood’s Sarsaparilia curative s 3 one eo : die it . generally accompanied by biliousness, power not p dby other effects remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purifier before the public.wind on and uncomfortable distention of the stomach, and general disturbance in ’ . the gastrie region. Dyspepsia is very irregularity of the bowels, insomnia and nervousn.:ss, for each and all of which, as 'wellas their cause, Hostetter’s Stomach “It eradicates every impurity, and cures Bitters is the nation’s chosen remedy. Serofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, ali » alarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles, Humors, Dyspepsia, Bi Sick . jack of strength and flesh, and failure of B Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, appetite and the power to rest tranquilly, overecmes That Tired Feeling, creates an . are also overcome by the Bitters. appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met peculiar and unparalleled sueces: athome. Such has become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Pills promote constipation—Simmons 9 . Liver Regulator cures constipation, Something Fancy. —— Hood’s Sarsaparilla than all other Sarsathe finest made, just received by 4.3. parillas or blocd purifiers. The sam success 1s extending all over the country. Jackson Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; stx for $5. Prepared by . a5-tf Taxe finimons Liver R« gulator to (.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, . move the bile, clear the head and restore _ 100 Doses One Dollar digestion. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, . RUSBY TALKS PLAINLY, And He Voices the Sentiment Prevailing in This Vicinity. Marysville Democrat : After the report for the Democrat of last evening was closed, the matter of consideration of anti-debris bills by the Supervisors taken up. In speaking of the oft-recurring bills for the salary of watchmen, attorneys and others nécessary expenses which’ have seemed to be absolutely a necessity to prevent violations of the law and injunctions of the Courts, Supervisor Rusby said ‘that with the prospective representations in Congress from this district it was, in his judgment, useless to continué the anti-debris litigation, and for that reason he thought it would be folly to allow any further bills incurred by the anti-debris people. Year after year this thing has been going on, and the amounts in the aggregate taken from the treasury of the county are an enormous sum. And instead of the laws and injunctions being obeyed, we find hy reference t» the reports made by the watchmen that the number of monitors at work increase with each succeeding report. 5 Again, in referring to the recent action of the delegates from certain valley counties in the late Congerasional. Convention, he said the disregard shown for the interests affected by the hydrarlic mines was so plainly apparent and in such direst covflict with the grounds taken in the litigation that it places the valley people in the position of not being sincere. We should either stand together and make a united effort or surrender now and saye the further thousands of dollars, which if paid out asin the past recent years, will be money thrown away. Mr.: Rusby further said that in his judgment the time has come when there should be a settled policy in regard to this question, anda clearly defined course for future action. He is willing tostaud with the valley people and vote with them, but when valley men are proposed for office he wants the valley people to show that they mean what they preach. Grove L. Johnson is a member of the executive committee appointed at the River Convention January 16th, and was unanimously chosen a representative ‘of the valley interests at Washington, yet defeated for the nomination of Congressman by the votes of men. professing loyalty to the valley interests, and now the voters are expected to quietly swallow the dose. : : -2@eSaaS Fire Compauy Doings. Pennsylvania Engine Company No. 2 held their regular monthly meeting last evening. An invitation sent to the ment to purticipate in the celebration o/ Admission Day at Grass Valley, was placed before the meeting, and it was voted to attend. Chief Engineer Hook asked the com pany to donate their old hose cart to the people of Aristocracy Hill for use in case of fire in that part of town. By a unanimous vote it was decided to let. the cart Le taken as soon as a suitable building ia put up in which to keep it. The company has just received 250 feet of new Paragon fire hose, Company No. . receiving a like amount, It is proposed by No, 2 te have a fire driil once a month during the warm weather. i == eee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., August 4, 1892: Brackett, Geo. : Chureh, C J. Hinds, Mrs. Elijah MecNearney, Miss Lizzie Manigold, Mrs. Frederika ~ O'Connor, Jno. Stanley, Annie blade, Stephen J. Williams, James N. If not called for in-fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M, . le een ee tae ne nn Opposition is the Life of Trade. “Since L, Hyman returned to Nevada City, his ccempetitors are not feeling well but the people of Nevada county are enjoying the low prices of the San Francisco Opposition Store. Our clearing sale is a success, as we are slaughtering the goods right and left. Our summer goods must be closed oat at any price. We defy competition. Compare prices and goods, Money cheerfully refurided if prices and goods are not satisfactory. Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven sncw, There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT, No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator.So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons [iver Regulator. Ick Corp Sopa Warxk, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. PRE AT Os ETS What Stronger Proof 1s needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming ‘in telling of marvellous cures 1t has effected after all other remedies had failed ? s Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh astern Oysters in cans and shell, always on hand, The season is open and the oystersarefine. Try them. Something modern. : Poley’s Nougat Toe Cream, No, 13 Commercial strest Nevada City. “ Chief Engineer inviting the Fire Depart. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old o» and Young, J. D. Sivils of Sacramento is in town. Miss Ida Ray is bere’ on a few days visit. &. M. Johnson of the Spahish mine is in town. Frank H. Bell came up from Auburn yesterday. Alex Mann Jr. of San Francisco is here on Lusineas. C. D. Eastin of Graniteville arrived here today on his way below. George Ray of Ray’s Ranch came over to the county seat yesterday. Marshal Tompkins and wife have gong to Hollister for a two weeks’ visit. Mra. D. D. Bowman left this morning for # visit to the several seaside resorts. Miss Ida Austin of Grass Valley is the guest of Mrs. J, D. Fleming of this city. Senator W. H. Mead arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to Downieville. Mrs. W. H. Carlin, wife of the wellknown attorney of Marysville, is visiting Mrs. H. Stansfield. D. Furth of North San Juan, who has been at San Fraricisco, arrived here this morning on his way home. Dr. Samuels of North San Juan has removed with his family to Grass Valley, where he will practice his profession. J. Gibbons, Albert Crop and wife, and Joseph Myres and wife, of Rocklin, who have been spending a few weeks at the lakes, arrived here today on their way home. J. M. Miroux and his sister: Miss Mac Miroux, of Downieville arrived here today on their way. below. Mrs H. Anderson of Berkley, who has been visiting friends at Dowgieville arrived here today on her way home. Mra. J. Helborn of San Francisco arrived here yesterday on her way te Downieville. z 290—— ——~ THINGS SAID AND DONE, Heard and Seen by the Daily -Transcript pee Reporter. Several lots of garden hose have been stolen from residents on, Piety Hill. Read the notice to contractors in today’s Transcrirt. A Japanese store is to be opened on Pine street in the place formerly occupied by A. Delbridge as a shoe shop. D. D. Bowman has announced himseli in the Grass Valley papers as a candidate for the office of District Attorney. The trial of W. R. Lane, charged with murder, will commence in Marysville on Tuesday next. Grove L. Johnson will defend. Lane. The freig!:t hauled over the Narrow Gauge Railroad for July, 1§92, was considerably in excess of the amount for the same month of 1891. Henry Daniels of Grass Valley is talked of by the Grass Valley papers as a candidate for the office of Coroner, before the Republican nominating convention, There will be a string of horses, trotters, from the Governor Stanford farm, (Palo Alto) at Glenbroo: Park next week. The very best stables in the country willbe represented at our coming meeting. : A fire broke out this forenoon in a pile of rubbish near the Miner’s Foundry. A cottonwood tree near by caught afire and it was extending ata lively rate in that part of the town when it was discovered. The men working at the foundry went to the engine house, purcured hose and extinguished it. The Telegraph says that John E. or B. 8. Rector will be urged to-take the nomination for Trea-urer on the Democratic ticket, These. gentlemen have ali they can doto run the National Hotel, . and Wesides, Frank Snell is already «lected for that office—in the minds of a large majority of the voters of Nevada county. It North San Juan is not lively iit anything else itisin the way of marriages. It has the best record in that line of any town of its size in the State. We would recommend that a car-load of marriageable ladivs go there to reside, as the chances of getting on the market are very great. There have been half a dozen marriages there during the past year, and now it is ramored that a Grass Valley and Auburn man, have respe +tively captured ladies there who will be come their wives in the near future. Try the place, ladies. ——-—+ e@e-e---GOR THE ASSEMBLY. Richard 1. Thomas of Birevil Come to the Front. Richard I, Thomas has yielded to th earnest solicitations of a hoet of friend< and will be a candidate for the Assembly before the Republican Convention. He is not only a Native Son of the Golden, West, but is a native of this county, and was born and reared in the home ef a be known of the wants of Nevada county He is a graduate of the Hopkins’ Ac ademy of Oakland and of the 8t. Augus tine College of Benicia. For the past two years he has been studing law in th: office of Judge J. M. Walling. If genius, energy, brilliant attainments, unswerving honeaty, a pleasing address, an eloquent tongue and unbounded popularity count” for anything in designating a suitable candidate for the Assembly, Mr. ‘Thoma: should win, He possesses all these qualifications, and is young, of laudalle ambition and is alwaya recognized as onc, of the leaders of the party in Nevada county.—Truckee Republican. Veterinary Surgeon. woe Dr. A. E. Buzard arrived here today and can be found at Vinton’s Drug Store. The doctor will treat diseases ef horses Or tHe 11,000,00) women in Italy, about 2,000,000 are employed in in lustrial labor and over 3,000,000 in agri, cultare, j miner. He ought to know all that is to; . tefworth, on scientific principles. s

—————— TUE PEOPLES PARTY. Prominent Democrats of Grass Valley the Leaders There, Tuesday evening a mecting of t! e members.of the People’s Party took place in Grass Valley. The meciing was set for S. J. Alderman’s office, but that proving too small, Judgso A. B. Dibble tendered the use of his larger otfices. The room was crowded and therd were'many who stood upon the sidewalk, being unable to get into theroom. D. F Norten, Chairman,-called the meeting to order. There was much enthusiasm mant'vsted and the diseussions were very interesting. Hon. M. J. Farrell, ex State Senator of Nevada, but now a resident of Grass Valley, explained the silver question at length and te the great satisfaction of the audi. ence. On that queston there is no man on the Coast who is better posted. It was resolved to hold a mass meeting at Van's Hall next Saturday evening, beginning at S o'clock. The cominittee was instructed to communicate with the Committee of Arrangements in Sacramento to try te get General Weaver to come to the county and address the citizens. The committee consists of C. W. Kitts, M. J. Farrell and W. H. Bray. The Telegraph says this was the most lively and enthusiastic political meetifig that has, so far, in this campaign, been held in that town. x a eee ARUTEL ARKIVALS, * National Exchange. Mrs. Quinkert, Simartsville F. Congdon, at (. Montgomery, & 1. Courath, ad: _ W. C. Fredenburr, Maybert, J. Davies, sf Miss M, Christie, Benicia Miss M. Carey, Ormoniiy. A. Tregidgo, Grasa Valley, J. M. sinith, Lome Kilo, EF. M. Bachelder, San Francisco, J. S. Doyle, “ Mrs. J. Helborn; 4e Joe. Syloeski, 3 Miss Hayes, " J. Williams, & i. R. Woods, . Langman, y. C. Gray, ’ i. D. Hilderbrandt, Oakland, Hollub, ae . Myers, ie t. M. Kemper, Sacramento, +. W. Ray, San Juan, c. J. Ray, ¥ '. H. Bell, Auburn, . Kaisey, Carson ( ity, Nev., t. R. Clark, Colfax. Union Arrivals, E. A. Langford, Washington, Jos. Lendan, Sau Francisco, F. T.Keelar, u J. E. Pollock, ee John Sinclair, ss J. H. Cainden, E. H. Armstrong, Auburn, J. G. Shepherd, Spenceville, W. P. Thompson, Sacramento. as cane . DEATH OF. THOMAS WASLEY. . pee} . Who Was Carod On at the Idaho Mine Last Week. Thomas Wasley, who was caved on at the Idaho mine last Fmday died this afternoon. He leaves a wife and three ciildren. He was a native of England, ad aged 24 years. A Leader. Since ita first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratiyes— containiag nothing which permits its use asa bev.rage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. It will cure Sick Headache, Lndigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money wil Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by Carr Bros. 0-0 G re Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street. tf be refunded. REPUBLICAN ; County Convention, T a meeting of the Republican County Centeal Committee it waa resolved that a County Convention be held at the Theatre in Nevada City on MONDAY, AUGUST 224, 1892, Cominencing at 11 o'clock a.m. Ist, to elect a County Central Committee for the ensuing two years. 2d, to nominate candidates for all county offices to bc elected on tlie 8h day of November, 1sy. It was also Regolved, That a primary election for delegates to such conventior be held on : NEON AY "i 5 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17TH, 1892, Under and in conformity with the Pri mary Election Law, at the following time and places. . That each and every precinct as exist ing iu the élection of 1890 shall be en titled to elect ene delegate for every twenty votes and fraction thereof of tive or more cast by said precincts for Mark ham and Reddick, in the election of 1X90. The election shall be held in the pre cincts of Nevada City and Grass Valley, Boston Ravine, Hills Flat and Truckee between thé hours of 2 o'clock vp, a. and 8 o'clock Pp. M. In all other precincts the election shal! be heli between the hours of 5 o'clock p. M. and 8 o'clock Pp. M., in such a man ner as the voters present shall declare. Kesolved, That when no peovision ha been made for. officers of the leetion in any precinct, or in case of failure or those to act, the Republicans present shall select the officers of election and open the polls where mos: convenient, Notic to Contractors. EALED proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of Nevada City at Carr ‘Bros.’ store up to August [dch, o’clock Pp. M., for the construction of a Streets Nevada City, Cal. Specifications can be seen at the Clerk's office. ~ lie Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory. By order of the Board of City Trustees. Wholesale and Real LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT. ROBERT SIMMONS 4S Jast Received a carload of the best brains of Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Syrups, Bitters, Ete., Ete, Ete.T have on hand three and four different brands and grades of the above named articles, and.am fully prepared to sell in quautitics to suit and at prices lower than any dealer in the State. a call aud see for yourselves, tilve me The best of Wines, Ales, Beer, Cigars, at retail. ROBT. SIMMONS, a3 Broad Street, Nevada City. WOALD’S FAIR READ THIS !! Rook 1, ‘Review of Our Country,” by Hon. James G. Blaine, “Hook 2. ‘New Life of Columbus,” by 8, W. Buel. Book 3. Complete History of. Amer ica,” fron the Landing of Columbus to the Present Time, by Prof. John Clark Ridpath, Book 4. ‘Pictorial History of the Columbian Exposition, l-y Hon. Benj. ButThe ahove four great works, by four reat authors, every line of which is only Just written, have been bound up in one massive volume of nearly 900 Pages and 50) Lilustrations, Under the Title of OOLUMBUS AND COLUMBIA.” The greatest subscription book ever published in this country, and of which : A MILLION COPLES Will be sold during the next six months. oe wanted all over this State. — AGENT: Better terins than.ever. We guarantee te the right parties $5)a week from now to Christinas, and « te the WORLD'S FAIR and one week's admission to the Exposition aBsoLuTELy vyexg. Also, other valuable premiums. We have plenty ‘capital at our command, and can and wii, do exactly what we say. Send at once for special circulars and further particulars to the Dominion Publishing Company, tWakck ....,,. WASHINGCON. Stone Sewer across Pine and Commercial . TRST-CLASS KOUND-! RIP TICKET . The Test shall be: “To support the nominees of the Republican Party. The following Inspectors shall act ii their respective preeincts: Nevada Precinct, No. 1—6 delegates Pollx at lee “House, Inspector Janies -J 1892, at 7 . Hanley. Nevada Precinct No, 2—5 Polls at Uity Liall. Malloy. Nevada Precinct No. 3—6. d: legates. Polls at James Kinkeaa's. Tn-pector, John T. Morgan. Selby Flat Precinct—3 delegates. In apector, Samuel Eddy. Willew Valley Precinct—1 delegate. Insp: ctor. J. J. Lyons. Indian Flat Precinet—2 dele sates. In specter, Willis Green. Gold Flat Precinct—3 delegates. In spector, W. KE. Meservey. Grass Valley Precinct No. 1—8 dele gates, Inspector, T. 11. Wilhelin. Giass Valiey Presinet No. 2—8 delegates, Inspector, C. K. Uren. 5 Grass Valley. Precinct No. $—3 dek gate-. Inspector, 5. H. Dille. Grass Valley Preetuct No. 4-5 dele gates” Inspector, 4. R. Thomas. KastBoston Ravine Precinet—4 dele gates. Inspeetor, -—— West Boston Ravine Preeinct—4 dele gates. Luspector, ——— Allison Rauch Peectnct—] delegate Inspec or, . aniel Hurley. Forest Springs Preciuct—1 delegate Inspector, Alfred Perrin. Hill’s Flat Precinct—4 delesates, In spector, Robt. Deeble. Huena Vista’ Precinet—1 Inspector, R. R. Porter. Cottage Hill Precinct—1 Inspector, J. M. Higgins, Washington— (Washington, Ornonk and Omega) Precinct—2 delegates, In spector, E. T. Worthley. Yuba (Yuba and Bear Valley) Pre cinet—3 delegates, Inspector, Geo. A Hare. Bloomfield (Bloomfield and Lake City) Precinet—4 delegates. Inspector, R. D Skidmore, Relief Hill Precinct—2 delegates In spector, Richard Penrose. Coluinbia Hill Precinet -2 dele sates. Inspector, A. 8. Bigelow. Eureka Vrecinct—2 delegates. In delegates, Trispeector, Chas. b delegate. delegate 1 spector, Geo, 4, Ellis, Mooe's Flat Precinet—1 delegate. Inspector, L. G. Kelstrup. i Cherokee—Precinct--l delegate. In spector, John Curnow, North San Juan Precinet—3 delegates, Inspector, (), 5. Paine, »weetland Precinct—l <celegate. Iuspector, J. M. Wood, : Virchville Preeinet—1 delegate, In spector, Richard Thoinas. French Corral. Precinct—1 delegate, luspector, W. M. Moulton, Anthony House Precinct—1] delegate. Inspector, Nevada Hartung. Mooney blat Precinct—1 delegate Inspector, Benj. Fraser, Spenceville Precinct-—~-1 delegate, Inspector, W. M. Walker, Pleasant Ridge Precinet—l delegate Inspector, Ira Davis. Indiat Springs Wrevinet—2 delegates Inspector, T. J? Waggoner. Rough and Ready Precinet-2 dele yates. Inspector, Johu Grant. Truckee Precinct No, 1—4 delegates. Inspector, J. Lewisen. Truckee Precinet No. 2—5 delegates. Buca Pre ingt-—-2 delegates. Lnxpeotor, C H. Barton. : Lowell Hill Precinct—1 delegate, In. speetor, Alex. Drynan, Hunt's Hill Precivet—1 delegate. Inspector, A. G, Turner. You Bet Preciact—t} delegates, In speetor, J. 8. Goodwin, ~ The Judges aud Inspectors are directed to issue ce ti cates of election to the ‘lelegate or delegates elected from their respective precincts, A. Berrows, Chairman, W. T. Moraan, Secretary, ‘the Heraid, Grass Valloy Tel and Tilings and Traokee Repudiens pea coy y: = Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Frouut atreet, San Fra. sisco, ja23-ly singled Cla Hires’ Roet Beor, Headquarters for this delicious and healti.ul snmmer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. St eee eenn ee Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for {Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition, If you are afilicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience né benetit, you: may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr, King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, Drag Store, Large size 500 and $1.10. noes Ses a Wernovr.a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will care yous Tt ha. chred thousands, , — e-—-@e+ sateen Bacnetor Berron—the best—5-cent cigar ever Bros. Es a +2002 sas Tne Bacurior Burros is the acknowledged hnest cigar in the market. 5 enta apiece. Carr Bros. agents. j23tf aa neneneeneeneinnennenemnnneeemenemnene! manufactured. At Carr : j23-tf Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening stvength.— Lavest Untrrep Srarks GoverRNMEN? Foop ,.Rgrorr. Royan Baktnu Powprr Co. 106° Wall St, N. Y. Cottage Hill. .-. 33 DEMOCRATIC County Convention, T A MEETING CF THE DEMO. eratie County Central ( ommittee, he'd at Nevada City on July 30th, it was reg ‘lved to hold a County Conveatién at Nevada City, on stT t wh ar SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and Lownship officers, and taking action for the nomination of a State Senator in conjunction with the counties cf Sierra aud Plumas. i it was also resolved that the Prinwry Meetings to elect Delegates to said County Convencion be held in the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Petween the hours of 3 and-9 o'clock, P. M., at suctr hours as the Township Cominittees may designate; and that said Committees be empowered to appoint oflicers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basis of represeatation at the said County Con. vention sh jl ve upon the vote cast in the ecunty for KE. bh. Pond, atthe Gubernatorial Election in 1890—one delegate for each 25 votes, aud one delegate for each fraction of 25 votes in a precinct, as follows: ) APPORT ONMENT OF DELEGATES. NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Preciners, Vore 1890. DELEGATES. Nevada No. 1 FERS) < Nevada No, 2.... 108 Nevada No.3 ... 94 Selby Flat, a< 286 Willow Valley 34 Indian Flat..... 24 Gold Flat «s-, 46 413 GRASS VALLEY TOWN HIP. Grass Valley No, 1. 106 Grass Valley No ¥., 92 Grass Valley No. 3 14 Grass Valley No. 4. 69 Mast Boston Ravine. 89 West Bost'n Ravine.. 92 Allison Ranch. pe ts Forest Springs oy 8 Hill’s Flat.. . oo ek Bucna Vista va ae 71 ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Anthony House Mk Mooney Flat 3 Spencerville . ni ee Pleasant Ridge:.., 21 Indian Springs 28 Rougu and Ready.. 57 166 BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, Cherokee Lime North San Juan .. 38 Sweetland Birchville French Corral. . toto mist mh meee Ey elit ie Sh cetcm t= me b BLOOMFIELD TOWN North Bloomtield &2 Relief Hill. . . Lake: City ; 7 “~imples . Tho old {dea was that / facial cruptiors were dug to a blood . bumor,” for which they gave potash. . Thus all tho old sorsaparillas conta'a . . ‘A potash, nauseating mincral, that tn. stead of decreasing, actually creates more . eruptions, You have noticed th!s when tak. Ing other Barsipafill:s It is however now . known that the stomach, tho blood ercating . power, is thoecat ef atl vithiting or cleansing operations, A :‘o:iach clogged by Indiges. tion or constipation, vitiatcs the blood, result , . pimples, A clean stomach and healthful di. gestion purifies itand they disappear. Thus . afterthe modern {dea to regulats tho bowels . and etimulatothedi-zestion, Tho effect isimmediate, A shorttcstimontal tocontrast the action of tho potash Sarsaparillas and Joy's: . Mra. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Iaycs &t., 8. F., } writes: “IE havo for ycars had Indigestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it ec scot more pimplesto break out on my face Hear. . ing that Joy’s was a later preparation and . acted differently I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared,” . J f YS Vegetable . Sarsaparilla . Largest petite, Leaps ~_— sane price . _Sani “BROTH :TS Joy's Vegetable Sarsupurilla is compounded . Columbia Hill 26 126 EUREKA TOWNSHIP, Kureka -... 5h Vioore’s Flat 80 WASHIN«. TON TOWNSHIP, Washington. ..., 52 tear Valley ee Ormonde. , Yuba.. Omega. Wd MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, Truckee Nu, 1 Fruckee No, 2 boca LITLE YORK * Lovo Hill : Heut's Hill You Bet i 27 61 Total Vote 1,941. No. of Delegates 104, The officers of Primary Elections are rected to issue certificates to Delegates luctert from their respective precineta, Ky order of the Committee. CHAS. H. MITCHELL, Chairman. Thos. J. Barky, Secretary. do it. one, J. M. FOLEY, Confection r. YOU’LL BE LEFT. You don't know what you are losing. a eneee eee ene You can't count the number of ways there are of being left. One of the least pleasant of them is to let the season pass without trying my NMUGAT Le 8 CREA M. Don't Life hasn't so many luxuries that you can afford to dispense with this No. 13 Commercial {St., Nevala Cily I have just received Largest, Cheapest EVER BROUGHT \ Largest, Best, Cheacest and basis) Furnishing Goods, St Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and Of course everybody know SUMMER CLOTHING! nn’ from the East the and Most Stylish STOCK OF PRING : and : SUMMER : CLOTHING TO THE COUNTY. é (= s that we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock «1 raw and Felt Hats, Nobby everything else usually kept i" a First-class Establishment. SB. EX MILIESR. Broad Street, Odd Fellow i s Building, Nevada City § , ald. r 7 1