August 6, 1890 (4 pages)

dat Seca Lal cd ee 3 ToS fseetes Ast e Pre a rs The Daily Transcript. . erarrion FIGHT TO THE rg owgpereey Foe’s utes. death between two . . blooded stallions was the thrilling specOFFICE: = So. $2 Commercial street, Nevads City Cal. to the ay, . . L by sinmten Bigro alley, Rongh f ch Cor: tacle witnessed on Capt. B. F. Trester’s vi Bloomfield, Moore’s ns oSeeane notTrackee, ‘and every othor of Ne county; also in Placer and Sierra _ Francisco—in fi Siskiyou to San Diego from es, al ciamento, the fields, playfully across it, eaue vo the Ons. ————WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890 SSS Brokers’ Technicalities. A “bull”. is.one who operates to depress the value of stocks, that. be may buy for a rise. A “bear” is-one who selis stocks for fature delivery, which he does not own at the time of sale. A “corner” is when the bears cannot buy or borrow the stock to deliver in fulfillment of their contracts. “Overloaded” is when the bulls cannot take and pay for the stock they. “Short” is when a person or party sell stocks when they have none and ‘expect to buy or borrow in time to deliver. “Long” iswhena person or party has aj Jentiful supply of stocks. A“ pool” or “‘ring”’ is a combination formed tocontrol the price of stocks. A broker is said to “carry” stocks th for his customer when he has bought pore _« and is holding it for his account. a A “wash” is ‘a pretended sale by special agreement between buyer and geller, for the purpose of getting a quotation’ reported. A “put and call” is when @ person gives se much per cent for the option of buying or selling 80 much stock ona certain fixedday, at a price fixed the day the option was given. <» anything nessed. rage and A half mouths, him to choking clung to fiercely thud of ijators. Grass Valied ‘-Teiegraph”’ Ticks. to move. Monday morning the Directors of the Idaho mining company held their regular monthly meeting. It was decided at the meeting not to declare a dividend this month. About 130 men are now working in the Empire, an addition of eighteen having been puton Monday. Mr. Starr informs us that the ledge is looking very well indeed as the 19-level is neared. ‘ . though clining. He ran dead. Tue longest bridge in the world is the ‘“‘Lion Bridge,” in China. Itis four and one-third miles in length farm at Aurora, Ind. stallions, spirited and valuable thoroughSan . preds, were turned into adjoining» pastState} ures to feed. A wooden fence divided and although as colts the pair bit and kicked at each other the fence was supposed to be strong ee to keep them separate and vent trouble. PiThe colts began their fight over the fence, and kicked and mawed at each other until the fence was demolished. Then they came together in a struggle, which for fierceness and length exceeded which the spectators ever witThey stood on their hind legs, fiercely pawing and striking at each other with their iron shod forefeet, and tearing each other’s neck and shoulders with their teeth. Their rg and screams of the sound of their kicks and snorts were heard fully half a mile away. doze or more persons were attracted tothe scene of theconflict, but so vicious. were the enraged animals that for nearly an hotr no one dared to go near them. ~ Covered foam, with flaming eyes and open with blood and they seemed the very incarnation of fury as they.bit and savagely tore each other. While the lookers on were,,devising some means to separate em the furious animals grew more frantic, and repeatedly rolled over each the ground, biting and kicking ly. At length the smaller of the two, a bright bay, caught his antagonist by the throat with his teeth and dragged the ground. The larger horse kicked and rolled in an effort to avoid to death, but the smaller animal its hold. The battle, lately so. noisy, went on in dead silence, except for the ‘the feet of ‘the two equine glad‘The larger horse became more and more feeble, until finally it ceased . Still with bulldog tenacity the victor held his grasp upon his opponent's throat, pulling and shaking savagely, alhis own strength was fast deHe was at last beaten away by the more courageous of the spectators. a few yards and dropped from sheer exhaustion._Hisadversary was Although badly cut and bruised from the teeth and hoofs of his foe, the living animal survived the terrible conflict.— Cincinnati Dispatch. Poorly Paid Clergymen. The failure in business of a prominent clergyman suggests the fact that very few preachers ever succeed in making and spans an arin of the Yellow Sea. . Money. When they do the religion gen. It was built by order of Emperor pate A Lape ago peg ngs come in, Kieng Long, and hence has aright to wae Aber day Ah re ans be long. His One Talent—‘‘He must be a poor artist. He can’t even draw a salary.” ‘‘He’s a great landscape painter.”’ ‘“‘Ishe?” ‘Yes. His great diminish clergyme’ specialty is painting towns.” You occasionally meet a rich man who says that the greatest happiness is found in poverty ; and you occasionally remember that all men are liars, and in Church of ly Methodist preachers, are almost al‘ways poor; and-the next-to them in point of poverty are the Baptists. The majority of Methodist preachers in this country receive less than $600 a year, while the constant demands for charity greatly their incomes. Tresbyterian m are better paid, while the Fogland ‘ministers, both here Great Britain, fairly roll in wealth by comparison. Methodist bishops are poorly paid. ay Those of, the Methodist church south A Gimer county, W. 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He has the reputation of being both benevolent and rich Toschools and colleges he is y liberal, and Central college, in this state, owes its present prosperity to ae his generosity. All the other southern Methodist bishops are poor.—St. Lonis Gilobe-Democrat. Browning and the Sea Captain. Browning once asked the captain of the vessel in which he was sailing from Bicily to Naples to awake him in the morning when they came in sight of Capri. The captain was astonished that. any one should wish to be summoned out of bed at an unearthly hour merely to look ata rockly island, and he asked see it. ‘It is a very interesting place to me,” said the poet; and he tried to conyey tothe captain some conception of the marvelous history of the Empero: Tiberius and of his dark seclusion at Capri, as the story stands out in the immortal picture of Tacitus. The captain open mouthed and next morning, calling Mr. Browning on deck, he pointed to the-island and said: ‘‘There, sir, is where the great. 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For Lands in Ceptral and Northern California, lnk evada and Utah, apply to oraddress W. H. MILLS, Land AgentC. P. R. K., San Francisco, For lands in Southern California, apply to or addreas JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P, 8. R.,8an Francisco. SUBSCRIBE FOR ‘THE Chicago Park Horticulturist, 0. H. BRIOT, Oompiler. > 0, oe im rari d is devoted i And is Hovated ue HORTICULTURE Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the :~: BARTLETT PEAR BELT =~: Of that County, surrounded by the unlimited resources of the Sierra Nevada Footbills. Subscription Price: Seen mene ee ewer aneseeeenens 6 MONTHS..----sese00e seveeeeses 50 Chicago Park Horticulturist, Ohioago Opera House Building, OHIOAGO, ILL Rossers on « train from Duluth to Omaha tbrew red pepper in the ‘eyes of the passengers and then collected the jewelry. to premature insanity Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes NTEK i given for every $5.00 order received, to refund the money if We have thousands of testimonials from oldvavd young, Lat uiaae Bhs he prices 4 --Our Third and Last Shipment otAway Down: _‘Tnorder-to get rid_of them in a hurry. BE SURE AND SEE THEM. — B. H. MILLER, _Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS In the way ot Dry Goods, . Millinery and Fancy Goods, And we are selling the same at. Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. We are not boasting, but merely echoing the common verdict when we assert that we have the Finest Display of Millinery in the County ANDCATMILLINER SECOND TO NONE ANYWHERE. _.These Advantages Enable Us, as is..-.Plainly to be Seen, to Cater to..++_:.the Tastes and the Means of All... ~ MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. > ~~ Main Street,’ Nevada City. & GEO. G. ALLAN, Es:. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. business with us. We propose to South Yuba Transnortation and. Supply Incorporated Al ETRECIDGO, Esq. H. C.“CALLAHAN, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A, m. Stages leave Maybert for. Nevada. City via Ormonde und Washiagion on Tuesdays, Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A. M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. N. B.—This organization was necessary for the protection of ourselves and those doing u'arly, winterand Summer, snow or Tun Stages reg no snow. We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of ourfriends. Signed: 1290, Directors: Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Mining ,, Bluebell Mining Co., Canyon Creek Mining Co., Company. . GEO, A, HARE: Esq. EDWIN.TILLEY, Esq. MINING LU . /FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS. » SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS, M. L. & D. MARSH, <= Rock Creek Mill and Lumber Company, o-—— o-oo Manufacturers of and Dealers in Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine BER A SPECIALTY: —~— o—-— —0O—— All kinds of Lumber kept constantly ou hand or cut to order on short-notice. —--0=—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. Oo: The Lowest Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada Qity, Mill on Rook Oreck.Proprietors. —OFr THE— yt . SEVENTEENTH fe Bae SUMMER CLOTHING.2#m Auta ist Asin Has just arrived, aad it is a grand lot, We have put For . 890. GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, August 19th, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. $10.000 [n Parses and Premiums! Liberal Purses for State, Distriet and County Horses: Liberal Premiums for Live Stock Farming, Orchard and Dairy Frodusts and Mining, Mechanical and Art Ephibits, Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1880; r uesday, August 1 9th. 1. Running—Three-fourths mile and re peat, $400, 2. ‘rotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—82.50. 8. “Trotting—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, August 20th. 4, Running—One mile andahal{f dash, 6. Trotting—?:40 class, $5°0. 6. Trotting—One year.c'd,one mile ‘for coltsowned in the county, $150. : Ladies Tournament atl a. M. Thursday, August 2 Ist. Grand Stock Parade at 10 4. mM.’ &7. Running—Five-eighths of a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8, .Trotting—2:27 cluss, $750. ati Trotting—Three year old—District— Friday, August 22d. 10. Running—One mile and repeat, $500.5 11. Trotting—2:30 clans, $600, 12, Trotting—Four years old—free Sfor all, $500 ; cs Saturday, August 23d. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums ntll a. M. 18. Running—Two miles and repeat, $500, 14. Trotting—F ree for all, $800, Saddle horse race (county) for $20 will be given during the week, notice of which will’be made on the previous day. = Conditions. All trotting races are the bedt 3 in 5 (except the two years old and yearlings) 6 to enter and 8to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate a’nount of the pares. Any races filling with 10 or more paid-up entries, the Society will add all moneys over and also 20 per cent. ofthe purse. « The National Association rules to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot hea‘s of any two clesses alternately, or to trot a special race between heats. A horse making « walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance mouey paid in When less than the required number of sturters appear they may contest for the entrance money paidin, to be livided as fol lows: Iwo thirds to first, one-third to the second. i The State Agricultural Society rules of 1890 to govern f)l running races except when conditions named arc otherwise. Non-starters in running races will be held for entrance. In all of the above races the entrance will be10 per cent, of purse, and. to necompany nominations, Purses will-be divided into 60, 30 and 10 per cent, In all races entries not declared out hy 6 p. M.of the day preceding the race will be required to start. : here there is more thati one entry by dne person or in the interest of, the partienlar horsethey are to start must be named by 6p. Mm ofthe day preceding the race. In races designated as Vistrict all horses are eligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter, Colusa Hutte, Sierra, Shasta, Plumas, Tebame and Lassen, and Washoe and Ormeby counties of the State of Nevada, prior to July Ist: also horses training on the Society’s track from July 1st. * Horses are eligible in county races if owuedin the coun'y prior to July 1st, or trained.en the Society’s track fiom July 1s*. Hay, straw and feed will not be furnished by the Rociety, but will be for sale on the grounds at reasonable rates. ° Entries close with the Secretary on Aug. Ist. En‘ry Blanks can be obtained upon application to the “ecretary’s office Nevada Eley: All purses re free to all unless otherwise designated, M. L. MARSH, President, P. O. Address, Nevada City, Cala, I. J, RoLFE, Secretary. _, P, 0, Address, Nevada City, Cal, *Bidsforthe Bar Privi) at b Park, Music and the Netrochinent Stand at ‘he Pavil'ov,-Nevada City, will be i) hong a: oy pecerners eae. Nevadav'clockyP, M. ° Son! ath, ten. ’ enday, Au: THUR ~ 'NSTALLAENT SI mal age jaw Fun it —DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, iryware, Eto. ‘Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATINC :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest Patterns. UOOK :: STOVES :: AND 1: BANGES All Styles. The Famous Suverior Ranee, The Bestin the a Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols. ‘ Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. We do not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superio) merits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY WINDOW GLASS, BTC. We Sell Everything at San Francisco ‘Prices, FREIGHT ADDED. NOTICE ~-TO— : Bridge Contractors. —s GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County up to Saturday, August 16th, 1890, At2 o'clock P.M. For the construction of a Bridge Across Deer Creek, near the Anthony House. All bidders to furnish Plans, Specifications, Strain Sheets, and working details without costto Nevada County. Bids to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada County, atthe Court House on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock P. M. : A Bond will be required of the success: ful bidder. The said Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J.J. Geeany, Deputy. Dated at Nevada City, August Ist, 1890. NOTICE —TO— Bridge Contractors. — SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REeeived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, up to Saturday, August 16, 1890, At 2o0’clock P: M., For the placing of Irom Cylinders Piers under the Edwards Bridge across the south Yuba River in place of the present wooden abutments, Bids to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada county, at the Court House, on Saturday August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock P. M. A Bond will be required of the succensJ.L. MURGAN, Clerk. By J. J.GReany, Deputy. Dated at Nevada City, Cala., Aug. 1, 1890. Estabiished im 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office. J.J OTT, Proprietor NO. 25 MAIN STREET.,.NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPtion refined, melted and Assayed. By request, Gals Bars éxchanged for Coin. In connection with my Assay Office I have a smal) Quartz M_ with which I can make practical Mill Tests,and guarantee correct returns in every way. Woe-kiny teste wil! he mete with from 50 to 600 pounds. PRICES ay STUDIO, MISS M.,E. COLLINS, ; Witt GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof. WalterSmith’s (of Boston) method. Oiland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Crayou. Orders taken for fancy aid decorative painting,also “rayon portraits. Studio in the Tilley Building, Broad 8t., near City Hall. Studio days—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday of each weck, ~ Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE. CAL., July 25, 1899.—Notice is hereby given that the following-hamed settler has filed not'ce of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, aud thateaid proof pie tod mate Reloss the Hosistar and keer at Marysville, Cual., September 2, 1800. viz. On Deere eon H, Graves, Homestead Entry No. 3 ie the NE of Sec. 32, p17 N, RS x on’, names the following witnesses to ee pomtinnou pon cultiv: tion of, sa'' re igter <ass * 0 Janus Sweetiuu.s. . Nevads county, Cal Alanson G. Dut ou Luis H. Baron of French Corral P. 0)., Nevada county, Gal. CHARLES HAPGOOD, Kegiaster. MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED THE.PINE STREET RESTAURANT RMERLY CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, buen Desine penereten ane renner it in sty Dow prepared t. public in a satisfactor pd gary aerre e FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES, oe Rich ice Cream IN ITS SEASON. Meals at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER, Fine Fresh Candies. ‘Everything neat and pala'able, H, Reader an{ Charles Apes of} 4 ow IS THE TIME TO REPLENISH N your Homes wii Cheap and First-class Furniture, Bedding, Ete, From 10 to 20iner ¢ Less than has ever been suld IN NEVADA CITY-3 I have made arrangements with the Tass. est Wholesale Dealers by whichthe public can purchase any{quantity or{quality of Furniture at Cost~and~Freight! 1Call-and Examine illustrated Catalogues and {Prices and be convinced. @a@pAll orders promptly filled. CEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street,.Nevada City. Writing School MRS. A. J. RAPP, a Teacher of . Penmanship and Book-Keeping.}} — (LASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils-Oan Join at Any Time. Torms or Penmanshio—$6 for.Fifteen ~essons. =Terms for Book-keeping*made knowr on application. Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. -Rapp’s former success here at ‘teacher of the art preservative is a guaran: tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. ‘LOOK HERE ! ad Ow 18 YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Repairing 22. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AN METALS, such as Sewing Machines, Gune and Pistols, Kevs Fitted. Musical Instrument ‘ Locks, Ete,, Ete. Saws Filed. Smal) a:ticles in Wood cr Metal made to order} Photographic Instruments made and repaired—a specialty. panes sa All Work Done at the Lowest L ving[Price, FOR CASH. .C. PERCIVAL, Corner York dzEroad £ts. Nevad City. Opposite corner from Alv«. Gault’s Bakery ‘ 3 Upholstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD. GIVES NOTICE THAT he is pivers prepared to do a}l kinds of Upholster ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. ~ . FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attendeds.to and Carefully Performed! All at the Lowest Living Rates FoR C48, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu . ly solicit a continuance in the future. OOMMEROIAL STREET, Seoend door from the American TeaStore, : James Kinokead Delinquent Notice, EVADA COUN’ x N PROVEMENT ABSOCTA TIONS Loe tion of principal } lace of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No.1, levied on the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set oppo site the names df the respective share holders, as follows: c. : No, No. Names Cert. Shs. Amt. F. G. Beatty. 67 2500 balance due, $187 12 G. E. Brand.69 2000 “ * 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 3000 # 60 00 G. E. Brand. .61 2000 40 00 G. E, Brand. 62 88 ee 1 66 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made‘on the 10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will besold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 69 Broad Streeet, Nevado City, Nevada County, California, SATURPA ® DAY, the oth day of August, 1890, at the hour 1 Se eee . lo’cloek P, i. of said day. to pay said deinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the GEO. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Office—No, 69 Broad Street, Nevada City, alifornia. ; FURNITURE. —— agente: ri

dat Seca Lal cd ee 3 ToS fseetes Ast e Pre a rs The Daily Transcript. . erarrion FIGHT TO THE rg owgpereey Foe’s utes. death between two . . blooded stallions was the thrilling specOFFICE: = So. $2 Commercial street, Nevads City Cal. to the ay, . . L by sinmten Bigro alley, Rongh f ch Cor: tacle witnessed on Capt. B. F. Trester’s vi Bloomfield, Moore’s ns oSeeane notTrackee, ‘and every othor of Ne county; also in Placer and Sierra _ Francisco—in fi Siskiyou to San Diego from es, al ciamento, the fields, playfully across it, eaue vo the Ons. ————WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890 SSS Brokers’ Technicalities. A “bull”. is.one who operates to depress the value of stocks, that. be may buy for a rise. A “bear” is-one who selis stocks for fature delivery, which he does not own at the time of sale. A “corner” is when the bears cannot buy or borrow the stock to deliver in fulfillment of their contracts. “Overloaded” is when the bulls cannot take and pay for the stock they. “Short” is when a person or party sell stocks when they have none and ‘expect to buy or borrow in time to deliver. “Long” iswhena person or party has aj Jentiful supply of stocks. A“ pool” or “‘ring”’ is a combination formed tocontrol the price of stocks. A broker is said to “carry” stocks th for his customer when he has bought pore _« and is holding it for his account. a A “wash” is ‘a pretended sale by special agreement between buyer and geller, for the purpose of getting a quotation’ reported. A “put and call” is when @ person gives se much per cent for the option of buying or selling 80 much stock ona certain fixedday, at a price fixed the day the option was given. <» anything nessed. rage and A half mouths, him to choking clung to fiercely thud of ijators. Grass Valied ‘-Teiegraph”’ Ticks. to move. Monday morning the Directors of the Idaho mining company held their regular monthly meeting. It was decided at the meeting not to declare a dividend this month. About 130 men are now working in the Empire, an addition of eighteen having been puton Monday. Mr. Starr informs us that the ledge is looking very well indeed as the 19-level is neared. ‘ . though clining. He ran dead. Tue longest bridge in the world is the ‘“‘Lion Bridge,” in China. Itis four and one-third miles in length farm at Aurora, Ind. stallions, spirited and valuable thoroughSan . preds, were turned into adjoining» pastState} ures to feed. A wooden fence divided and although as colts the pair bit and kicked at each other the fence was supposed to be strong ee to keep them separate and vent trouble. PiThe colts began their fight over the fence, and kicked and mawed at each other until the fence was demolished. Then they came together in a struggle, which for fierceness and length exceeded which the spectators ever witThey stood on their hind legs, fiercely pawing and striking at each other with their iron shod forefeet, and tearing each other’s neck and shoulders with their teeth. Their rg and screams of the sound of their kicks and snorts were heard fully half a mile away. doze or more persons were attracted tothe scene of theconflict, but so vicious. were the enraged animals that for nearly an hotr no one dared to go near them. ~ Covered foam, with flaming eyes and open with blood and they seemed the very incarnation of fury as they.bit and savagely tore each other. While the lookers on were,,devising some means to separate em the furious animals grew more frantic, and repeatedly rolled over each the ground, biting and kicking ly. At length the smaller of the two, a bright bay, caught his antagonist by the throat with his teeth and dragged the ground. The larger horse kicked and rolled in an effort to avoid to death, but the smaller animal its hold. The battle, lately so. noisy, went on in dead silence, except for the ‘the feet of ‘the two equine glad‘The larger horse became more and more feeble, until finally it ceased . Still with bulldog tenacity the victor held his grasp upon his opponent's throat, pulling and shaking savagely, alhis own strength was fast deHe was at last beaten away by the more courageous of the spectators. a few yards and dropped from sheer exhaustion._Hisadversary was Although badly cut and bruised from the teeth and hoofs of his foe, the living animal survived the terrible conflict.— Cincinnati Dispatch. Poorly Paid Clergymen. The failure in business of a prominent clergyman suggests the fact that very few preachers ever succeed in making and spans an arin of the Yellow Sea. . Money. When they do the religion gen. 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0. H. BRIOT, Oompiler. > 0, oe im rari d is devoted i And is Hovated ue HORTICULTURE Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the :~: BARTLETT PEAR BELT =~: Of that County, surrounded by the unlimited resources of the Sierra Nevada Footbills. Subscription Price: Seen mene ee ewer aneseeeenens 6 MONTHS...----sese00e seveeeeses 50 Chicago Park Horticulturist, Ohioago Opera House Building, OHIOAGO, ILL Rossers on « train from Duluth to Omaha tbrew red pepper in the ‘eyes of the passengers and then collected the jewelry. to premature insanity Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes NTEK i given for every $5.00 order received, to refund the money if We have thousands of testimonials from oldvavd young, Lat uiaae Bhs he prices 4 --Our Third and Last Shipment otAway Down: _‘Tnorder-to get rid_of them in a hurry. BE SURE AND SEE THEM. — B. H. MILLER, _Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING NOVELTIES AND STAPLE PRODUCTIONS In the way ot Dry Goods, . Millinery and Fancy Goods, And we are selling the same at. Prices That Make Business Fairly Hum. We are not boasting, but merely echoing the common verdict when we assert that we have the Finest Display of Millinery in the County ANDCATMILLINER SECOND TO NONE ANYWHERE. _..These Advantages Enable Us, as is....-.Plainly to be Seen, to Cater to...++_:.the Tastes and the Means of All..... ~ MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. > ~~ Main Street,’ Nevada City. & GEO. G. ALLAN, Es:. GEO, E. TURNER, Esq. business with us. We propose to South Yuba Transnortation and. Supply Incorporated Al ETRECIDGO, Esq. H. C.“CALLAHAN, Esq. E. J. RECTOR, Secretary. Stages leave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and Mondays, Wednesdavs and Fridays, at 6 A, m. Stages leave Maybert for. Nevada. City via Ormonde und Washiagion on Tuesdays, Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A. M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. N. B.—This organization was necessary for the protection of ourselves and those doing u'arly, winterand Summer, snow or Tun Stages reg no snow. We earnestly solicitthe co-operation of ourfriends. Signed: 1290, Directors: Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Mining ,, Bluebell Mining Co., Canyon Creek Mining Co., Company. . GEO, A, HARE: Esq. EDWIN.TILLEY, Esq. MINING LU . /FENOING AND POINTED PIOKETS. » SPLIT AND SAWED CEDAR POSTS, M. L. & D. MARSH, <= Rock Creek Mill and Lumber Company, o-—— o-oo Manufacturers of and Dealers in Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine BER A SPECIALTY: —~— o—-— —0O—— All kinds of Lumber kept constantly ou hand or cut to order on short-notice. —--0=—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. Oo: The Lowest Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada Qity, Mill on Rook Oreck.Proprietors. —OFr THE— yt . SEVENTEENTH fe Bae SUMMER CLOTHING.2#m Auta ist Asin Has just arrived, aad it is a grand lot, We have put For . 890. GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, August 19th, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. $10.000 [n Parses and Premiums! Liberal Purses for State, Distriet and County Horses: Liberal Premiums for Live Stock Farming, Orchard and Dairy Frodusts and Mining, Mechanical and Art Ephibits, Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1880; r uesday, August 1 9th. 1. Running—Three-fourths mile and re peat, $400, 2. ‘rotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—82.50. 8. “Trotting—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, August 20th. 4, Running—One mile andahal{f dash, 6. Trotting—?:40 class, $5°0. 6. Trotting—One year.c'd,one mile ‘for coltsowned in the county, $150. : Ladies Tournament atl a. M. Thursday, August 2 Ist. Grand Stock Parade at 10 4. mM.’ &7. Running—Five-eighths of a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8, .Trotting—2:27 cluss, $750. ati Trotting—Three year old—District— Friday, August 22d. 10. Running—One mile and repeat, $500.5 11. Trotting—2:30 clans, $600, 12, Trotting—Four years old—free Sfor all, $500 ; cs Saturday, August 23d. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums ntll a. M. 18. Running—Two miles and repeat, $500, 14. Trotting—F ree for all, $800, Saddle horse race (county) for $20 will be given during the week, notice of which will’be made on the previous day. = Conditions. All trotting races are the bedt 3 in 5 (except the two years old and yearlings) 6 to enter and 8to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate a’nount of the pares. Any races filling with 10 or more paid-up entries, the Society will add all moneys over and also 20 per cent. ofthe purse. « The National Association rules to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot hea‘s of any two clesses alternately, or to trot a special race between heats. A horse making « walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance mouey paid in When less than the required number of sturters appear they may contest for the entrance money paidin, to be livided as fol lows: Iwo thirds to first, one-third to the second. i The State Agricultural Society rules of 1890 to govern f)l running races except when conditions named arc otherwise. Non-starters in running races will be held for entrance. In all of the above races the entrance will be10 per cent, of purse, and. to necompany nominations, Purses will-be divided into 60, 30 and 10 per cent, In all races entries not declared out hy 6 p. M.of the day preceding the race will be required to start. : here there is more thati one entry by dne person or in the interest of, the partienlar horsethey are to start must be named by 6p. Mm ofthe day preceding the race. In races designated as Vistrict all horses are eligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter, Colusa Hutte, Sierra, Shasta, Plumas, Tebame and Lassen, and Washoe and Ormeby counties of the State of Nevada, prior to July Ist: also horses training on the Society’s track from July 1st. * Horses are eligible in county races if owuedin the coun'y prior to July 1st, or trained.en the Society’s track fiom July 1s*. Hay, straw and feed will not be furnished by the Rociety, but will be for sale on the grounds at reasonable rates. ° Entries close with the Secretary on Aug. Ist. En‘ry Blanks can be obtained upon application to the “ecretary’s office Nevada Eley: All purses re free to all unless otherwise designated, M. L. MARSH, President, P. O. Address, Nevada City, Cala, I. J, RoLFE, Secretary. _, P, 0, Address, Nevada City, Cal, *Bidsforthe Bar Privi) at b Park, Music and the Netrochinent Stand at ‘he Pavil'ov,-Nevada City, will be i) hong a: oy pecerners eae. Nevadav'clockyP, M. ° Son! ath, ten. ’ enday, Au: THUR ~ 'NSTALLAENT SI mal age jaw Fun it —DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, iryware, Eto. ‘Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATINC :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest Patterns. UOOK :: STOVES :: AND 1: BANGES All Styles. The Famous Suverior Ranee, The Bestin the a Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols. ‘ Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. We do not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superio) merits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY WINDOW GLASS, BTC. We Sell Everything at San Francisco ‘Prices, FREIGHT ADDED. NOTICE ~-TO— : Bridge Contractors. —s GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County up to Saturday, August 16th, 1890, At2 o'clock P.M. For the construction of a Bridge Across Deer Creek, near the Anthony House. All bidders to furnish Plans, Specifications, Strain Sheets, and working details without costto Nevada County. Bids to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada County, atthe Court House on Saturday, August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock P. M. : A Bond will be required of the success: ful bidder. The said Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J.J. Geeany, Deputy. Dated at Nevada City, August Ist, 1890. NOTICE —TO— Bridge Contractors. — SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REeeived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, up to Saturday, August 16, 1890, At 2o0’clock P: M., For the placing of Irom Cylinders Piers under the Edwards Bridge across the south Yuba River in place of the present wooden abutments, Bids to be opened in Nevada City, Nevada county, at the Court House, on Saturday August 16th, 1890, at 20’clock P. M. A Bond will be required of the succensJ.L. MURGAN, Clerk. By J. J.GReany, Deputy. Dated at Nevada City, Cala., Aug. 1, 1890. Estabiished im 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office. J.J OTT, Proprietor NO. 25 MAIN STREET..,.NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPtion refined, melted and Assayed. By request, Gals Bars éxchanged for Coin. In connection with my Assay Office I have a smal) Quartz M_ with which I can make practical Mill Tests,and guarantee correct returns in every way. Woe-kiny teste wil! he mete with from 50 to 600 pounds. PRICES ay STUDIO, MISS M.,E. COLLINS, ; Witt GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof. WalterSmith’s (of Boston) method. Oiland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Crayou. Orders taken for fancy aid decorative painting,also “rayon portraits. Studio in the Tilley Building, Broad 8t., near City Hall. Studio days—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday of each weck, ~ Notice For Publication. AND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE. CAL., July 25, 1899.—Notice is hereby given that the following-hamed settler has filed not'ce of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, aud thateaid proof pie tod mate Reloss the Hosistar and keer at Marysville, Cual., September 2, 1800. viz. On Deere eon H, Graves, Homestead Entry No. 3 ie the NE of Sec. 32, p17 N, RS x on’, names the following witnesses to ee pomtinnou pon cultiv: tion of, sa'' re igter <ass * 0 Janus Sweetiuu.s. . Nevads county, Cal Alanson G. Dut ou Luis H. Baron of French Corral P. 0)., Nevada county, Gal. 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Penmanship and Book-Keeping.}} — (LASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. Pupils-Oan Join at Any Time. Torms or Penmanshio—$6 for.Fifteen ~essons. =Terms for Book-keeping*made knowr on application. Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. -Rapp’s former success here at ‘teacher of the art preservative is a guaran: tee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. ‘LOOK HERE ! ad Ow 18 YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Repairing 22. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AN METALS, such as Sewing Machines, Gune and Pistols, Kevs Fitted. Musical Instrument ‘ Locks, Ete,, Ete. Saws Filed. Smal) a:ticles in Wood cr Metal made to order} Photographic Instruments made and repaired—a specialty. panes sa All Work Done at the Lowest L ving[Price, FOR CASH. .C. PERCIVAL, Corner York dzEroad £ts. Nevad City. Opposite corner from Alv«. Gault’s Bakery ‘ 3 Upholstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD. GIVES NOTICE THAT he is pivers prepared to do a}l kinds of Upholster ing on short notice. Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. ~ . FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attendeds.to and Carefully Performed! All at the Lowest Living Rates FoR C48, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu . ly solicit a continuance in the future. OOMMEROIAL STREET, Seoend door from the American TeaStore, : James Kinokead Delinquent Notice, EVADA COUN’ x N PROVEMENT ABSOCTA TIONS Loe tion of principal } lace of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No.1, levied on the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set oppo site the names df the respective share holders, as follows: c. : No, No. Names Cert. Shs. Amt. F. G. Beatty. 67 2500 balance due, $187 12 G. E. Brand.69 2000 “ * 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 3000 # 60 00 G. E. Brand. .61 2000 40 00 G. E, Brand. 62 88 ee 1 66 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made‘on the 10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will besold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 69 Broad Streeet, Nevado City, Nevada County, California, SATURPA ® DAY, the oth day of August, 1890, at the hour 1 Se eee . lo’cloek P, i. of said day. to pay said deinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the GEO. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Office—No, 69 Broad Street, Nevada City, alifornia. ; FURNITURE. —— agente: ri