August 6, 1892 (4 pages)

. Pees. 8 bred t, $100 1. One olds, § W inners . extra. Jat al$25 enle. $25 of iwo or more mnice or ‘repeat. nile and eat race ile. $5 ntrance, year old . second $200. $40 to ne mile; ind yearold a less iIrse, rves_ the between ce money y contest irst, oneing races, urse, and cent preceulng terest.of,., y preced.e owned :¢ colors, e fors le. lent. ty, Cal. ‘ir = THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard aud Seen by the Daily ‘Transrip Reporter. When the registration at Truckee is completed there will be over 400 voters on the roll, W. J: ikins was naturalized in the Superlor Court this morning. Witness, J.J. Greany and P. B. Brady. Carl Zapf a native of Germany was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. Witnesses, J. J. Greany and E. C. Jorgan. Benjamin Hall, a native of England, was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. Witnesses, Joseph Olive.and toseph Northey. Coistalile Anderson of Trackee arrived THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Novida. County, Calif. ished Every Evening Except Sundiaper days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. ee SATURDAY EV’NG AUG. 6, ‘92. anc renin rrp nmr en etiam Telegraphed to Transcript has been sentencéd to the county jail for 60 days for beating a woman at that place. Francischi, the North Bloomfie'd ? Italian, who was arrested on a charge of ing Evans and Sontag, fugitive train robdef-auding his creditors, had his examibers, returned to Evans house and hid in . vation before Justice M ulloy tast evening dive. Laid and was discharged. o Two Demo-rats and one Republican Oscar Beaver’ of Lamoore, one of the compose the officers of the People’s Party Sheriff's posse, was fatally shot by Evans. Club in this city, viz. J. I. Cal lwell, If the robbers are caught they will be} Chairman ; Geo. .D. Buckley, Secretary ; i O. C. Conan, /reasurer. ae A large numler of Knights Templar of this State left Sacramento Thuraday for Denver, to attend the Conclave, which convenes on the 9th, Amang the ex.cursionists was Hon. J. H. Neff. : Joho A. Ball, the leader of the People's Orders have been given to shoot the. Party of this county, made a political speech on Broad street "last evening. But few people knew anything about it, therefore his andience was sinall, Two legal holidays close together next month. ‘The Sch of september is Labor Day and the 9th is A-lmission Day. But ieere Lane aad” Clases Shurtleg . hat need not Prevent you from making went down to the Pet Hill House yester: . * aor ae for a winter's supply of fire f ; wood, day Srerenon ya ste = nae eid Some people are of the impression that ie ele wha oer b icce, Mr. . more Democrats than Republicans are The Tp I = } Where. here last evening with Peter McCabe who Visatra, August 6.—Early this’ mornAnother Dispatch. Evans and Sontag have both escaped to the mountains. known robbers on sight. Oscar Beaver, who was shot by the robbers, is dying. as ch eek d : Brought to This City.a neces = Leer baerevcmesceaes PERSONAL MENTION. and” Young, ’F. Beck is over from Relist Hill. J. L. Gould is over from Dutch Flat. visit. G. W. Towle is over from Towles Station. J. H. Helwig is down from North Bloomfield. W.L. Mobley is down from North Bloomfield. _ James Booth of Lous Angeles is here spending a few days. Clark P. Streator of San Francisco came in on the morning train. F. N. Mitchell of san Francisco, traveling for the ’49 whiskey, is in town. Miss A. Marriott of North Bloomfield came down on the stage today on her way below. G. H. Gray of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train on his way to Doywnieville. C. J. Garland of Oakland, and E. D, Barben of San Franeisco, are here spending a few days. R. Linnigan of San Francisce and G. W. Grayson, of Sacramento, came in on ; the morning. train. B.D. Pike of Sierra City, who has been to San Francisco, arrived here last evening on his way home. Charles Pindy of Downieville, who has heen below on business, arrived here last evening on his way home. Geo. Scherman and wife, of Sacramento, arrived here last evening on their way to North San Juan, on a visit to his parents. © Thomas Ingram, the lively manager of the Grass Valley Evening Telegraph, came up to the county seat last evening. Only the young ladies had a chance to converse with him. Mrs. W. J, Williams and son arrived here yesterday from Portland, Oregon, on a visit to relatives, Mr. Williams has sold his grocery business at Portland, . titsasti 4 42. _— +p = Young at 1 o'clock this morning. Young ait fi "he ‘haan EEO ee was kicked in the mouth, which produred . “8™CY*he Lelegrap 's statistical man The accident . *#¥8 that it is a case of six of one and half happened ‘sometime between 7 o'clock . 4 dozen of the other.Thursday evening and 6. o’lock Friday Jos. Northey, Jos. G.Northey, Benj i At the latter time he wa . 44land Wm. Black have fora.ed a comorning. , : tipi ‘ found i a Chinainan who works at the} Partnership fot the purpose of working tabl hiss the accident occurred. . *t!phurets at the Pioneer Reduction stable wh 2 accide : cies rhe t Young is still unconscious and there is . ’ orks, which Troporty will pass into hope of his rec very. His family, con-. “Heir bands at the expiracion of Fred no hope of his rec very. ‘ ,consisting of a wife and two children, reside Bast’s lease. ‘W ; : 5 Seaee Johu H. McCulldugh died at his home a‘ this city. o BDA Rincon Oo ene at Seba topol, near >an Juan, st ThursDwelling House turned. lay. He had been in feeble health since he met with an accident se. eral weeks ago. His borses, attached to a mower, ran away and he was injured internally, tle was a native of New Jursey, aged 30 years, Six brothers, a sister and widowed mother mourn his loss. His father died about two years ago, The remains of homas Mein’ Jr., who was killed by a premiture blast in the Treadwell mine, Alaska, last December, arrived in Oakland on Thursday for interment, The funeral was held thursday afternoon and the remains placed in Mountain View ¢ emetery, Mrs. Mein and her two surviving sons will leave concussion of the brain. The residence of Kd. Dean, on Selby Flat, was destroyed ‘by tire between 4 anid 2 o'clock this morning. “The house was burned to tle ground, and only a small portion of the furnituré-was saved, It is not known how the tie originated. The loss is estimated at $1,500, and was insu-ed in one of I, J. Rolfe’s companies for $700. —— 2 eee Sorry to Hear It. It is with deep regret that we state that County Assessor Bond’s condition ix now more serious than at any time during his illness. For several days past Oakland about Septeinber 1st for south his condition has been favorable, and his Mrica, to.join Mr. Mein, hosts of friends had strong hopes that he Ese ital SRLS OR aa would pull through. He may yet overThe Solders Of. ride his disease, Gad grant it. The Nevada . ight Guard left for Camp ett itislonge oo as Congregational Ghassan ! Columbus this morning. -The following a is the list of officers and members. who Preaching tomorrow morning and evenwent down todo cap duty : ing ly the pastor, Rev, J. Sims. Subject Captain—Geo. A. Nihell, of discourse in the evening, ‘Ihe PheSargeants —Rich, Weisseuburger, Hornomena of Nebulous Ships in the Air.” rell, Nibell. Sabbath school at the‘close of the mornCorpovals— Bowerman, Dean, Steffens, ing service. Everybody cordiall invited. Nicholson, US ENED pot SATS ae Wg l rivates-Ashburn, Aumer, Raker, Another Fire, Hackley, Hartman, Risewall, Quigley, Bert Moody's hotel at Gold Run was] Brindejon, Whitford, Wetterau, Watters, totally destroyed hy tire this morning. It. Organ, C. Vv. Organ, Locklin, We wash of anything was saved. Fastian, Richards, Grimes, McLeod, RusBENE Cris BEG oe sell, Lanyon, Lacksinger, Harrigan, TreTry Buffalo Lager Hae. $1.50 per main, Maltman, Wells, Black, Bost, dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. MeCambridge. pe UNSran i eS Drumu.ers—>igourney, Turner, Douglass, Country Ornens solicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed. Leg Badly.Cut, Telegraph :—About noon today Frank ae Murphy was brought down from Montezuma Hill and was taken to the héme of his mother, on High sireet. ‘The young Tue best five-cent cigar ever made‘is the Bachelor Button. or sale of. Carr man, with his brother Stephen, was cutBros. j23-tf ting down a tree, one being on each side wea of it. Tie axe used by Stephen, flew off Pil's promote constipation—Simmons . of the handle and struck Frank on the Liver Regulator cures constipation. left leg, just a ove the ankle cutting wee a deep gash in the flesh and also chip. ping out a piece of -the bone. Pr. Harris of San Juan dressed the-wound,_—_— $, LL Roby ried, Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, ig prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food, The most successful and reliable of.all is the Gail Borden *‘Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria, Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve. All Ru n Down The hest Salve in the world for Cuts, From the ‘weakening effects of changing Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feweather, by hard work, or frem a long , 1. iilness, you need a good tome and blood . 7° Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil purifier like Hood’s Sarsapanila, if you . lai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and have never tried this peculiar medicine. do posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required 80 how. It will give yo. strength and {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac appetite, purify and vitalize yéur blood, ; funded, Price 25. can “JV have been in poor health for severay . !O" yea pi ocr Yer gach eg 0) years, suffering with indigectica, restless . ver box hess in the night, and in the morning 1 . Store, s20ly would get up with a very , Tired Feeling. After taking only a part cr the first bottk of Hood's Sarsapariila 1 could rest wel) ———— 960+ — all night and feel refreshed when I woke Ir you want a very fine turnoyt of any up. 1 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1 ; i *¢ all it is reeommended te be.’ Mrs, H. Te" pony h Prag Henry Lane's Feed ant . Winans, 210 E. Mason St. Jackson, Mich. . TY ati “I have used Hood’s Sarsapuarilla as @ a ee ? blood purifier and am. well pleased with it Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only It being in my opinion the proper medicine . ¢lieved but cured by Simmons Liver Refor the purpose.” WM. G.WuiRTH, or rulator. Ranist, St. Mary's Church, Detroit, Mich. . . ’? “My daughter received much peneft ‘rom Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rev. F.H. Apams, New Hartford, Ct. od’ yeirs, } month an . 8 days, : Ho es Sar Saperiiio [The funeral will take place from Odd ©.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. . Fellows’ Hall, Roug: aud Ready, to~$00 Dosss One Dollar _ . morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. . To insure a hearty appetite and in‘reaseadl digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator _ —— SS ~ DIED. At Sierraville, Aug. 5. 1892. Mrs. 4auma, wife ot Chas. O, Morrill, ased 27 and will go to mining in Klamath county. ‘ GOING TO GLENBROOK. Marysville Will be Well Represented at the Pair Marysville Democrat : The Democrat has conversed witu several gentlemen recently who have expressed a desire to attend the fair to be hall at Glen! rook. Nevada county, commencing Tuesday, August 23d, and continuing five days. A party. of four gentlemen made arrange ments yesterday to be taken there with x four-horse rig, and today four more en giged a conveyance. Jou H. Kimball, James Littlejohn, Joel Harris aud John McAlpine, of Sutter county, will go up on Thursday morning, arriving in time to see the greet race come off that afternoon, The Democrat is pleased to note the fact-that god feeling’ exists between the officers of the Marysville Fair and those at Glenbrook, and also glad to know that a good delegation from this city will at, tend their fair. A drive of thirty-four miles, leaving this city at four o’elock in the morning will be pleasant in ‘the forepart of the day, and the party -can get breakfast in Grass Valley at 8:30 and then drive to Nevada City and back to Glenbrook before the races are-oilled, ween = 2 eRe oe The Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late Thomas H. Wasley will take place at Grass Valley Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Services will be held at the Methodist Church. Deceased was a memb>r of the Ancient Order of Forestera of America, of the Sons of St. George, of the Knights of Sherwood Forest and of the Companions of the Forest. “All these organizatione will attend the funeral of the deceased miner. The Knights of Sherwood Forest, in full uniform, will probably act asescort, _ AT SCE OC Opposition is the Life of Trade. Since L, Hyman returned to Nevada City, his cempetitora are not feeling wel bt the people of Nevada county are enjoying the low prices of the San Fran: cisco Opposition Store. Our clearing sale is a success, as we are slaughtering the goods right and left. Our summer ganda must be closed oat at any price. We defy competition. Compare prices} and goods, Money cheerfully refunded if prices and goods are uot satisfactory esi Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam. like the driven ‘anc w, * 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 wichin the spell of SOZODONT, No pill or naaseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator. x . fo simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regnlator. i RI i What Stronger Proof _ ‘Is needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreda of letters continually coming} in telling of marvellous cures 1t has ted after all other remedies-had failed)? * x ; Hood’s Pills cure Constipation. Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh Eastern Oysters in cans and shell, always on hand. The season -is open and tlie oysters are fine, Try them. Something modern ; Poley’s Nougat Ice Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf So RO Oe Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the. finest made, just received by J. J, . Jackson, d6-tf Sovial and Other Notes About People: Old/A Report of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mat Evns of Rocklin Py here on a/ ending May 31, 1892, states that 4 protit A GREAT MINE Mine. The second annual report of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co., for the year of $361,980 16 was earned during the ear. The expenses during the year were ower than any year before, as also was the yield per ton. In spite of this reduced yield, the profit earned for the year has been excceded only once in the-his tory of the mine. H.C. Perkins( formerly of North Bloomfield, Cal.), the consulting engineer and late manager of the company, says that there is 1,20 ,000 tons of ore in sight in the first and second levels. During the sinking of a drift below the first level 226 assays were made, giving an average of $4 59 per. ton, while the assays of ore in No2 level average $4 21. This leads Mr. Perkins to believe that the ore in seound leveF will prove to beas rich as that in the adjoining level. During the year $707,017 37, an average of are as follows: Drillera, $3.50 per day in summer, and $4 in winter, with bonuses. Labo-ers, white men, $3 per day; Indians, ¢2 per day. Blacksmiths and mechanics, $4 and $5 per day. WATCHING THE MINERS. Two Hydraulic Detectives Who Were Not Very Successful. Robert T. Devlin, special attorney for Sacramento county in the prosecution ot hydraulic miners, addressed the Board of Supervisors of that @eounty on Thursday last in reference to Watchman Hagle and Elder, who have recently been spying around Gold Run. The men had returned and made their report. The report was turned over to the Supervisors. It wassigned by J. A. Elder, and was as follows: * Pursuant to your request, John Hagle ity for the purpose of seeing that the injunction sued out by the county againat hydraulic miners were enforced, ‘f he mornirg after our arrival we discovered a number of Chinamen working at picking out a trench where dirt had been washed off, but, in endeavoring to reach them, they fled. We did not discover that they were using manitors, At Gold Kun there is constantly running a large quantity of water, which can be nsed for mining purposes duriig the whole of the year. We stopped at the hotel at Gold ‘ua, and after we had been there about five or six days the proprietor informed us that he could not keep us any longe , and we were compelled to move oir quarters elsewhere. During the time that we were on the ground no hydraulic mining was carried on. We were vonstantly employed during the tire we were there watching the country, aud were supplied by Mr. Devlia with in. junctions to serve on anyone we caught miming, but during our visit the mines were deserted. What occurred after we left we do not know. We were employed in all nine days,” — Accidents. Telegraph: Rosa Hume, a woman living with Mrs. John Mitchell at Randolph Flat, was severely burned a few days ago. She fell in an epileptic fit, overturning upon‘her face, arms and breast, a pan of boiling milk. H<r condition is very uufavorable, Thos. Dunkley sustained a painful injury in the Idaho works Thursday evening. He was using a drill for s me pure pose anil the implement-was driven through the object upon which it was employed by the heavy blow of an assistant, the jagged head of the drill badly mangling the flesh of the thumb and fingee by which it was steadied. Luckily, the bones were not broken. Methodist Church, Rev, A. T. Needham, Presiding Elder of this district, will preach and administer the ‘‘Sa: rament of the Lord’s Supper” tomorrow morning in the Methodist ‘hnreh, In the evening’ the paster, Rev. John Chisholm, will deliver a discourse’ on ‘‘Christ’s. Mission.” Love Feast led by the Elder at 9:30 4. m. Vhe Epworth League will mevt at the usual time and place, led by Mias Lydia Harris. Everybody welcomed. —_—_—_—_——_ Capitalists in the Southern Connecti cut tewns are donating a barrel of money to the creation and improvement of new . Sound resorts, ; = +—_—_——-+-.¢0--—_ —__. Just 34,922 tons of granite have been placed in the Delaware breakwater gap the pa-t year.’ The sum recuired to com. plete the work is $320,000, ae STE ais: = Some Rostonians, in order to keep childrem off the streets, and amuse thein in » have opened play-rooms and gymnasiums in various parts of the city. pas 298 -— Free Exhibition Tonight. Mr. F. T.Keelar has arrived and partly opened one of the largest stocks of diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver ware ever brought to Nevada City, to be sold at auction. An exhibition of the store room opposite the Transcript offies. The opening sale will be made on Saturday, August 6th, commencing at 2 o'clock, on which ogcasion a ladies’ gold watch will he given away to the ladies free of charge. This is done to insure a prompt attendance. ‘Theré will be room for all, and seats will be provided for the ladies. Every lady who visits the exhibition this evening will receive a coupon ticket, and everyone who attends the sale promptly at 2 o'clock Saturday, will receive an additional ticket, This sale is worthy the attention of our Lest citizens, as the stock is first-class in every respect, being the failure of one of California's hes’ jewelers, Thegale is pos‘tive. Everything must he sold to the highest Lidder without reserve. . 05-2 Tes Cop Sopa W ras, pare, cold and healthful, at Carp Bos, $2 95 to the ton, was produced.Wages. that Republican Senat-rs are taking pand-inyself-went tr Gate Ruw and vieint stock will be made this evening in the . ! 7 } THE AYDRAULC BILL. . What the San Francisco Chronicle’ flas to A dispatch from Washington says that it is promised that the hydraulic mining bill will be favorably reported to the senate and that the Mining Committee will be unanimous for it. ‘There will be a few amendments which.will tend to simplify the bili and render the carrying out of its provisions more easy, but which will not change its scope. are proposed they will uefeat the bill altogether. It passed the House only under party pressure and as a scheme to assist the Demovratic candidate for Congress in the Second district of this State, and if the Senate amends the bill the House may seize upon thai asa pretaxt to defeat it altoyether. No one has ever yet explained why the Senator from Culifornia. has apparently taken so little interest in a bill which is of such importance to the prosperity of California. The dispatch referred to suggests much interest in the bill since they have discovered that the Republicans of California thought it of sutticient importance to give ita place in the State platforin, but that oug! t not to apply to the Republican Senator from California, who sure.y We are fearful that if any amendments . . MUEEL ARRIVALS, oo Union Arrivals. ot Chas. Martin, Emigrant Gap, Chris Mullen, Auburn, Albert Weed, Antioch, J. W. Wilcoxen, Yuba City, J. McKenna, Grass Valley, W. Tiernan, Washington, Gev. E. Riley, Grass Val'ey, T. C. McWilliams, Oregon, : Nd. ¢ lark, (ae T. M. Johnson, Dutch; Flat, L. BR. Prescot, S W. Nellis, Visalia, Ww. Smiley, Eureka, W. Veal, You Bet, F. Beck, North Bloomfield, Jd. H. Helwig, “ Mra. H. E. Chaney, Louisville, k. D.-Pike, ~an Francisco, E. C. Davis, i Chas. Purdy, Oakland, C. H. Chadsey, Central House. Mat Evans, Rocklin, J. R. Davis, San Jose, J. Jepson. Relief Hill, Chris Jepson, ste — National Exchange. — Wm, J. Bray, Reno, . Wm. A. Root, 9 aE (. J. Schuster, San Francisco, ’. C. Gray, sf *, N. Mitchell, + Wagner, *, Champion, . S&. Blair, :. D. Barber, st did not need to wait for a State convention to inforiehim that the resuinption of hy. draulic miging under proper conditions ; woud be of incalculable benefit to the! people of this State. It is eértaiuly to be hoped that the bill willgo through and become a law, for while it does not carry with it an appro priation large enough to accomplish mach (thanks to Holinan of Indiana), it sino mits Congress to the policy of assisting to put hydraulic mining on its feet again, If the bill passes, the Sena‘or’ from Catiornia will he entitled to vecy L.ttle if any credit for its passage, Forest fires still rage in the eastern Great daniage has been done. 29 80 o-— Kansas (ity, Kan., has a gospel band! wagon, which carries the glad tidings to heathens throughout the State. ™ -7ee— St. Joseph, Mich., has a summer toboggan slide which Jands the rider, drosset iu a bathing suit, in Lake Michi. san, 8 ———-— +206 Twenty counties in the western half of Kansas, report an increase of 42 per cent, in the average of wheat over last year. Sis < 2@e-< e A fatmer living near Newton, Kan., threshed forty acres of wheat, the other day, that averaged fifty-two bushels to the acre. a ee a The Union Pacifie road is preparing new . sid+ tracks for the expected rush of grain . at Kansas City. ——-> ——-0 2@e--— A tield of wheat is reported to have floatel down the Missouri river past Atchison, Kan., lately, en OS enone There are 900 létter-carriers un Chicago, EE Dragooning Won't Do! Not with the liver, Violent c'olagogues, like calomel and blue pill, administered in “heroic” or excessive doses, as they often are will not permanently restore the activity of the great hepatic organ, and are productive of much mischief to the system g nerally. Tnstitate a healthfal reform, if inactivity of the liver exists, with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which insures a regular discharge of the secretive function of the liver, and promotes due action of the bowels without griping or weakening them. The discomfort and tenderness in the right side, naasea, fur rpon the tongue, yellownessof theskin and eyeballs, sourness of the breath and sick headache, which characterize chrouié hiliousness, disappear, and ¢ligestion—always interfered with hy biliousness— resumes its former activity, The Bitters annihilates malarial complaints, rheumatism, kidney trouble, and is.a ;romoter of healthful repose, phen eae er -vieeincs A Leader, ° Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratis es— containiag nothing which permits its use as a bev. rage or intoxicant, it is revognized as the hest and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach Liver or Kidneys. It will cure Sick Headache, {ndigestion, Constipation, and drive Malari; from 1 system. Satisfaction gnarapteed with each bottle or the money: will be refunded. Price only 0c. per bottle. Sold by Carr Bros. +1 480e-0--—. Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town, 13 Commercial street. tf + Ge + Nor so well relieves thirst. or ine vigorates a person ou @ hot day 43 a glass . of Carr Bros’, pure ’ fountain Soda . Water. Certificate cf Co-VPartnership. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of Nevada, as, We, the undersigned, do hereby certify and declare that we! are partners, transacting the business of yur basing, working, assaying and selling ores, sulphurets and tailings; and in the reduction of ores and extracting metals therefrom, in the County of Ne. vada, State of California, tn which . county our prineipal place of business is situated, under the tirm name and style of the ‘Pioveer.Reduction Works;”" that . the full names of all the members ot! such pirinership are hereunto subscribed, i aud the respective residences are set . ‘opposite our respective names 1 Vitness our hands and seals this fifth. day of August, 1392. : Joseru Norruey, residence, Nevada City, Cal. Josurn G. Nurvugy, residence, Ne-, va City. Cal, } Bessawin Hau, residence, City. «al. Wa. BLack, residence, Nevada City, Ca’. T'uly acknowledged before me, Krod Sct 1s, a Notary Vublig, Aug. Sth, 182. Fadorsed ; Filed in the office of the County Clerk, of the County of Nevada Stete of Culilurnia, this 5th dey ot Aug. 92. J. L. Morgan, Con ity bier hy} J. J, Greapy, Deputy Clerk. a. 4 A. Melron, Bloomfield, '. Fairweather, ‘ ". Cummins, ay E. Penrose, bs W. D. Mobley, Sacramento, R. A. Blair, Lag (ieo. Sherman and w., * F. Griswold. fe Jaines Booth, ae Gi. (. Martin, Downieville, C. J. Garland, Oakland, Chas. Anderson, Truckee, +. Magonigal, Anthony House, 1. G. Magonigal, Smartsville, W. W. Wilcox, iY (*. Seaman, Grass Valley, A. Tregidgo, sf P. Zapf, a I. Gotfett, Moore’s Flat, g section of Prince Edward Island, Canada. . _Notic to Contracters.—. — VEALED proposals will be received at 5 the office of the Clerk of the Board of ‘Teustees of Nevada City at Carr. Bros.’ store up. to August 18th, 1892, at 7 o'clock t.M., for the construction of a Stone Sewer across Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada City, Cal. Specifications can be seen at the Clerk's otlice, Che !oard reserves the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory. By order of the Board of City Trustees. Wholesale aud Reta LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT. ROBERT SIMMONS \S Just Reevived a carload of the best . -oF Indigestion that clogs up tho system, brands of Days of +'49." .~ Kentucky. Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchelt & Siebenhauer, dle agents for -Pacific Coast, 116 Frout street, San Fran. Sisco, : ja23-ly Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.ul snmmer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. ———~-++0+ Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to eell Dr.’ King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upou this condition: 1f you are afflicted with & Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble anil will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and 6xperience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your mquey refunded. We could not make this oiler did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. Itpever disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, Drug Store, Large size 500 and $1.00. aie eek ree Wrrnovr a doubt Simmons Liver Reg: ulator will cure you. It has cured thousands. ae Bacne.or. Burrox—the best 5-cent cigar ever manufactured. At Carr Bres. j23-tf Tur Bacurtor Burton is the acknowledged tinest cigar in the market. 5 ents apiers, Care Bros, agents, j23tt A‘ A MEETING OF THE DEMO. cratic County Central « omunittee, heidat Nevada City on July 30th, it was reg ived to hold a County Convention at Nevada City, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and.Cownship officers, and tak ing action for the nomination of a State Senator in conjunction with the counties of Sierra and Plumas. It was also resolved that the Primary Meetings to elect Delegates to said County Convention be held in the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Between the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, P. M.,at stich hours as the Township Committees may designate; and that. said Committees be empowered to appoint officers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basia of represéntation at the said County Convention shu!l be upon the vote cast in the ccunty for E. b. Pond, at the Gubernatorial Election in 1890—one delegate for each 25 votes, aud one delegate fur each fraction of 25 votes in a precinct, as follows: APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES. NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Pateixera, Vor 1890. Detecares. Ne vada No. . 3 Nevada No, 2 5 Nevada No.3. . ! Catv iiee woe Selby FAG. SB 2 3 1 2 Willow Valley Indian Flat Gold Flat GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, . Grass Valley No, 1 Grass Valley No, 2. . Grass Valley No. $ “irass Valley No. 4. . “ast Boston Ravine, . West Bost'n Ravitie. . Allison Ranch. Forest Springs Hill's Flat o>, . Buena Vista Cottage Hill DEMOCRATIC County Convention, =~ . Absolutely Puro. Cream of tartar baking Powder,— . Highest of all. in leavening strength. Lavest Uncrep Svares (LOVERN MENT Koop Report, Roya Bakina Powner Co, 106 Wall St, N.Y. Impure or vittated blood {s nino t!mes out ett ROUGH AND READY ‘TOWNSHIP, Anthony House 1 Mooney Flat 19 Spence ille ‘ i 20 ibaeasi Ridge.., 21 Indian Springs . 0. 28 Rough and Ready. 57 166 BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, Cherokee North San Juan Sweetland Birehville a French Corral, 139 BLOOMFLELD TOWNSHIP, North Bloomfield. . , 8&2 Relief Hill i hake City 7 olumbia Hill, “ee * 16 KUREKA TOWNSHIP, Wureka aN Ape vioove’s Flat of torrcaused by some form of constipation when the blood naturally becomes fapregnated with the efoto mutter, The old Bare Whiskey, Bran ly, Gin, Port Wine, saparillas attempt to reach tis condition by es T have on ‘hand threg and four different brands and grades of the above named articles, and am fully prepared to sell in quantities to suit and at prices lower than any dealer in the State. Give me @ call and see for yourselves, The best of Wines, A les, Beer, Cigars, at retail. ROBT. SIMMONS, a3 Broad Street, Nevada City. WORLD’S FAIR READ THIL. Rook 1. “Review of Our Country,” by Hon. James G. Blaine. : Book 2. “New Life of Columbus,” by S. W. Buel, Book 3. Complete History of America,” fron the Landing of Columbus to the Present Time, by Prof. John Clark Ridpath. : Book 4. Pictorial History of the €o. lunbian Exposition, by Hon, Benj. Butterworth. The above four great works, by four great authors, every line of whioh is only just written, have been bound up in one massive volume of nearly 900 Pages and 500 Ulustrations, Under the Title of “COLUMBUS AND COLUMBIA.” Phe greavest subscription book ever pablished in this country, aud of which A MILLION ¢ OVPIES Will be sold during the next six months q Wanted all over this State, — AGENTS Ketter terms than ever. We guarantee vo the right parties 85a week yrafit from now te Christmas, and a . , FIRST-CLASS ROUND-1RIP TICKET to the WORLD'S FAIR and one week ‘e} admission to the Exposition apsonureLy FRE. Also, other valuable premiums, We have plenty capital at our command, and CAN aud wit do exacily what we say. Sel at once for special circularg andiurther particulars to the Dominion Publishing Company, SEATTLE WASHINGTON. Gus, Js & Ed, W. Schmidt AVING pureliased the stow and trade of f Hi n, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the publie generally that they will keep on nt all grades of CIGARS, Ovo, PIPES, Ete., which they will sell at ‘the lowest rates, ‘s Nevada wow ALTA ZAZLZ,,. ° BERKELEY, CAL, N important resp ‘cts the most elegant: Sok ol forGiris in on ly equipped i io». Te ing Av cust 1% j, end. pa good rity bd DR, HOMER By SPRAGUE, La i HGS AND TORACO,¢ DRG + and «SUMMER «CLOTH a Sherry Wine, Syrups, Bitters, Kte,, Kto, Ete. attacking the blood with “potash.” Joy's Vegetable Sarsapariila is modern, It goes to , the scat of tho trouble. It arouses tho liver, kidocys and bowols, and invigorctes the cir culation, and the impuritics cro quickly . . carried off through the naturel channcls, . Chaa, Loo, at Deaznish's, Third end Merket streets, 8. F., writos: “I took it for vittated . blood and while on the frst bottlo becamo . Convinced of its merits, for I could { cl it . was working a chance, Itcleansed, puriteit , and braced mo up generally, and everything . 9 now working full and regular,” Vegetablo ’ . J OY Sarsaparilla Many druggists have acheaperSarsaparilla than Joy's, Asthey makemoreon it, they'll Wry Weell you it, Insist on Joy's, OK BALA HY LEER BROTHERS WASHINGTON TOWNSHLP, Wa shington Bear \ alley Ormonde Yuba Omega MEADOW TAKE TOWNSHIP, Truckee No. 1. , 82 Truckee No, 2 72 Hoca i Aue . 184 LITTLE YORK TOWNSIC' Ls Owen Isnt <.,.ca OF thints Hill : You Bet 4 Total vote 1,941; No. of Delegates 104, The officers of Primary Elections are directed to issue certificates to Delegates vlected from their respective precincta, Ky order of tue ( ommittee, CHAS. H, MITCHELL, Chairman. Tuos, J. Barry, Secretary, ty 1yf ne, J. M. FOLBY, Confectioner, YOULL BE LEFT. Ley You can't count the number of ways there are of being left. One of the least them is to let the season pass without trying my NUGAT { GE CREA M. Dont loit. Youdon't know what you are losing. Life hasn't so many luxuries that you cin afford to dispense with this No. 13 Commoreial (St., Nevada City . have just received Largest, Cheapest STOCK EVER BROUGHT Ol course everybody know . Largest, Best, Cheapest and ~4 N \ from the East the and. Most Styhsh or TO THE COUNTY, ———— s that we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock o1 Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and everything else usually kept ina First-class Estab'ishment. SB. EL. MILLER, Broad Sucet, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. p pleasant of . SUMMER CLOTHING! — _— ow ”

. Pees. 8 bred t, $100 1. One olds, § W inners . extra. Jat al$25 enle. $25 of iwo or more mnice or ‘repeat. nile and eat race ile. $5 ntrance, year old . second $200. $40 to ne mile; ind yearold a less iIrse, rves_ the between ce money y contest irst, oneing races, urse, and cent preceulng terest.of,., y preced.e owned :¢ colors, e fors le. lent. ty, Cal. ‘ir = THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard aud Seen by the Daily ‘Transrip Reporter. When the registration at Truckee is completed there will be over 400 voters on the roll, W. J: ikins was naturalized in the Superlor Court this morning. Witness, J.J. Greany and P. B. Brady. Carl Zapf a native of Germany was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. Witnesses, J. J. Greany and E. C. Jorgan. Benjamin Hall, a native of England, was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. Witnesses, Joseph Olive.and toseph Northey. Coistalile Anderson of Trackee arrived THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Novida. County, Calif. ished Every Evening Except Sundiaper days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. ee SATURDAY EV’NG AUG. 6, ‘92. anc renin rrp nmr en etiam Telegraphed to Transcript has been sentencéd to the county jail for 60 days for beating a woman at that place. Francischi, the North Bloomfie'd ? Italian, who was arrested on a charge of ing Evans and Sontag, fugitive train robdef-auding his creditors, had his examibers, returned to Evans house and hid in . vation before Justice M ulloy tast evening dive. Laid and was discharged. o Two Demo-rats and one Republican Oscar Beaver’ of Lamoore, one of the compose the officers of the People’s Party Sheriff's posse, was fatally shot by Evans. Club in this city, viz. J. I. Cal lwell, If the robbers are caught they will be} Chairman ; Geo. .D. Buckley, Secretary ; i O. C. Conan, /reasurer. ae A large numler of Knights Templar of this State left Sacramento Thuraday for Denver, to attend the Conclave, which convenes on the 9th, Amang the ex.cursionists was Hon. J. H. Neff. : Joho A. Ball, the leader of the People's Orders have been given to shoot the. Party of this county, made a political speech on Broad street "last evening. But few people knew anything about it, therefore his andience was sinall, Two legal holidays close together next month. ‘The Sch of september is Labor Day and the 9th is A-lmission Day. But ieere Lane aad” Clases Shurtleg . hat need not Prevent you from making went down to the Pet Hill House yester: . * aor ae for a winter's supply of fire f ; wood, day Srerenon ya ste = nae eid Some people are of the impression that ie ele wha oer b icce, Mr. . more Democrats than Republicans are The Tp I = } Where. here last evening with Peter McCabe who Visatra, August 6.—Early this’ mornAnother Dispatch. Evans and Sontag have both escaped to the mountains. known robbers on sight. Oscar Beaver, who was shot by the robbers, is dying. as ch eek d : Brought to This City.a neces = Leer baerevcmesceaes PERSONAL MENTION. and” Young, ’F. Beck is over from Relist Hill. J. L. Gould is over from Dutch Flat. visit. G. W. Towle is over from Towles Station. J. H. Helwig is down from North Bloomfield. W.L. Mobley is down from North Bloomfield. _ James Booth of Lous Angeles is here spending a few days. Clark P. Streator of San Francisco came in on the morning train. F. N. Mitchell of san Francisco, traveling for the ’49 whiskey, is in town. Miss A. Marriott of North Bloomfield came down on the stage today on her way below. G. H. Gray of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train on his way to Doywnieville. C. J. Garland of Oakland, and E. D, Barben of San Franeisco, are here spending a few days. R. Linnigan of San Francisce and G. W. Grayson, of Sacramento, came in on ; the morning. train. B.D. Pike of Sierra City, who has been to San Francisco, arrived here last evening on his way home. Charles Pindy of Downieville, who has heen below on business, arrived here last evening on his way home. Geo. Scherman and wife, of Sacramento, arrived here last evening on their way to North San Juan, on a visit to his parents. © Thomas Ingram, the lively manager of the Grass Valley Evening Telegraph, came up to the county seat last evening. Only the young ladies had a chance to converse with him. Mrs. W. J, Williams and son arrived here yesterday from Portland, Oregon, on a visit to relatives, Mr. Williams has sold his grocery business at Portland, . titsasti 4 42. _— +p = Young at 1 o'clock this morning. Young ait fi "he ‘haan EEO ee was kicked in the mouth, which produred . “8™CY*he Lelegrap 's statistical man The accident . *#¥8 that it is a case of six of one and half happened ‘sometime between 7 o'clock . 4 dozen of the other.Thursday evening and 6. o’lock Friday Jos. Northey, Jos. G.Northey, Benj i At the latter time he wa . 44land Wm. Black have fora.ed a comorning. , : tipi ‘ found i a Chinainan who works at the} Partnership fot the purpose of working tabl hiss the accident occurred. . *t!phurets at the Pioneer Reduction stable wh 2 accide : cies rhe t Young is still unconscious and there is . ’ orks, which Troporty will pass into hope of his rec very. His family, con-. “Heir bands at the expiracion of Fred no hope of his rec very. ‘ ,consisting of a wife and two children, reside Bast’s lease. ‘W ; : 5 Seaee Johu H. McCulldugh died at his home a‘ this city. o BDA Rincon Oo ene at Seba topol, near >an Juan, st ThursDwelling House turned. lay. He had been in feeble health since he met with an accident se. eral weeks ago. His borses, attached to a mower, ran away and he was injured internally, tle was a native of New Jursey, aged 30 years, Six brothers, a sister and widowed mother mourn his loss. His father died about two years ago, The remains of homas Mein’ Jr., who was killed by a premiture blast in the Treadwell mine, Alaska, last December, arrived in Oakland on Thursday for interment, The funeral was held thursday afternoon and the remains placed in Mountain View ¢ emetery, Mrs. Mein and her two surviving sons will leave concussion of the brain. The residence of Kd. Dean, on Selby Flat, was destroyed ‘by tire between 4 anid 2 o'clock this morning. “The house was burned to tle ground, and only a small portion of the furnituré-was saved, It is not known how the tie originated. The loss is estimated at $1,500, and was insu-ed in one of I, J. Rolfe’s companies for $700. —— 2 eee Sorry to Hear It. It is with deep regret that we state that County Assessor Bond’s condition ix now more serious than at any time during his illness. For several days past Oakland about Septeinber 1st for south his condition has been favorable, and his Mrica, to.join Mr. Mein, hosts of friends had strong hopes that he Ese ital SRLS OR aa would pull through. He may yet overThe Solders Of. ride his disease, Gad grant it. The Nevada . ight Guard left for Camp ett itislonge oo as Congregational Ghassan ! Columbus this morning. -The following a is the list of officers and members. who Preaching tomorrow morning and evenwent down todo cap duty : ing ly the pastor, Rev, J. Sims. Subject Captain—Geo. A. Nihell, of discourse in the evening, ‘Ihe PheSargeants —Rich, Weisseuburger, Hornomena of Nebulous Ships in the Air.” rell, Nibell. Sabbath school at the‘close of the mornCorpovals— Bowerman, Dean, Steffens, ing service. Everybody cordiall invited. Nicholson, US ENED pot SATS ae Wg l rivates-Ashburn, Aumer, Raker, Another Fire, Hackley, Hartman, Risewall, Quigley, Bert Moody's hotel at Gold Run was] Brindejon, Whitford, Wetterau, Watters, totally destroyed hy tire this morning. It. Organ, C. Vv. Organ, Locklin, We wash of anything was saved. Fastian, Richards, Grimes, McLeod, RusBENE Cris BEG oe sell, Lanyon, Lacksinger, Harrigan, TreTry Buffalo Lager Hae. $1.50 per main, Maltman, Wells, Black, Bost, dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. MeCambridge. pe UNSran i eS Drumu.ers—>igourney, Turner, Douglass, Country Ornens solicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed. Leg Badly.Cut, Telegraph :—About noon today Frank ae Murphy was brought down from Montezuma Hill and was taken to the héme of his mother, on High sireet. ‘The young Tue best five-cent cigar ever made‘is the Bachelor Button. or sale of. Carr man, with his brother Stephen, was cutBros. j23-tf ting down a tree, one being on each side wea of it. Tie axe used by Stephen, flew off Pil's promote constipation—Simmons . of the handle and struck Frank on the Liver Regulator cures constipation. left leg, just a ove the ankle cutting wee a deep gash in the flesh and also chip. ping out a piece of -the bone. Pr. Harris of San Juan dressed the-wound,_—_— $, LL Roby ried, Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, ig prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food, The most successful and reliable of.all is the Gail Borden *‘Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria, Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve. All Ru n Down The hest Salve in the world for Cuts, From the ‘weakening effects of changing Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feweather, by hard work, or frem a long , 1. iilness, you need a good tome and blood . 7° Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil purifier like Hood’s Sarsapanila, if you . lai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and have never tried this peculiar medicine. do posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required 80 how. It will give yo. strength and {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac appetite, purify and vitalize yéur blood, ; funded, Price 25. can “JV have been in poor health for severay . !O" yea pi ocr Yer gach eg 0) years, suffering with indigectica, restless . ver box hess in the night, and in the morning 1 . Store, s20ly would get up with a very , Tired Feeling. After taking only a part cr the first bottk of Hood's Sarsapariila 1 could rest wel) ———— 960+ — all night and feel refreshed when I woke Ir you want a very fine turnoyt of any up. 1 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1 ; i *¢ all it is reeommended te be.’ Mrs, H. Te" pony h Prag Henry Lane's Feed ant . Winans, 210 E. Mason St. Jackson, Mich. . TY ati “I have used Hood’s Sarsapuarilla as @ a ee ? blood purifier and am. well pleased with it Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only It being in my opinion the proper medicine . ¢lieved but cured by Simmons Liver Refor the purpose.” WM. G.WuiRTH, or rulator. Ranist, St. Mary's Church, Detroit, Mich. . . ’? “My daughter received much peneft ‘rom Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rev. F.H. Apams, New Hartford, Ct. od’ yeirs, } month an . 8 days, : Ho es Sar Saperiiio [The funeral will take place from Odd ©.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. . Fellows’ Hall, Roug: aud Ready, to~$00 Dosss One Dollar _ . morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. . To insure a hearty appetite and in‘reaseadl digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator _ —— SS ~ DIED. At Sierraville, Aug. 5. 1892. Mrs. 4auma, wife ot Chas. O, Morrill, ased 27 and will go to mining in Klamath county. ‘ GOING TO GLENBROOK. Marysville Will be Well Represented at the Pair Marysville Democrat : The Democrat has conversed witu several gentlemen recently who have expressed a desire to attend the fair to be hall at Glen! rook. Nevada county, commencing Tuesday, August 23d, and continuing five days. A party. of four gentlemen made arrange ments yesterday to be taken there with x four-horse rig, and today four more en giged a conveyance. Jou H. Kimball, James Littlejohn, Joel Harris aud John McAlpine, of Sutter county, will go up on Thursday morning, arriving in time to see the greet race come off that afternoon, The Democrat is pleased to note the fact-that god feeling’ exists between the officers of the Marysville Fair and those at Glenbrook, and also glad to know that a good delegation from this city will at, tend their fair. A drive of thirty-four miles, leaving this city at four o’elock in the morning will be pleasant in ‘the forepart of the day, and the party -can get breakfast in Grass Valley at 8:30 and then drive to Nevada City and back to Glenbrook before the races are-oilled, ween = 2 eRe oe The Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late Thomas H. Wasley will take place at Grass Valley Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Services will be held at the Methodist Church. Deceased was a memb>r of the Ancient Order of Forestera of America, of the Sons of St. George, of the Knights of Sherwood Forest and of the Companions of the Forest. “All these organizatione will attend the funeral of the deceased miner. The Knights of Sherwood Forest, in full uniform, will probably act asescort, _ AT SCE OC Opposition is the Life of Trade. Since L, Hyman returned to Nevada City, his cempetitora are not feeling wel bt the people of Nevada county are enjoying the low prices of the San Fran: cisco Opposition Store. Our clearing sale is a success, as we are slaughtering the goods right and left. Our summer ganda must be closed oat at any price. We defy competition. Compare prices} and goods, Money cheerfully refunded if prices and goods are uot satisfactory esi Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam. like the driven ‘anc w, * 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 wichin the spell of SOZODONT, No pill or naaseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator. x . fo simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regnlator. i RI i What Stronger Proof _ ‘Is needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreda of letters continually coming} in telling of marvellous cures 1t has ted after all other remedies-had failed)? * x ; Hood’s Pills cure Constipation. Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Fresh Eastern Oysters in cans and shell, always on hand. The season -is open and tlie oysters are fine, Try them. Something modern ; Poley’s Nougat Ice Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf So RO Oe Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the. finest made, just received by J. J, . Jackson, d6-tf Sovial and Other Notes About People: Old/A Report of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mat Evns of Rocklin Py here on a/ ending May 31, 1892, states that 4 protit A GREAT MINE Mine. The second annual report of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co., for the year of $361,980 16 was earned during the ear. The expenses during the year were ower than any year before, as also was the yield per ton. In spite of this reduced yield, the profit earned for the year has been excceded only once in the-his tory of the mine. H.C. Perkins( formerly of North Bloomfield, Cal.), the consulting engineer and late manager of the company, says that there is 1,20 ,000 tons of ore in sight in the first and second levels. During the sinking of a drift below the first level 226 assays were made, giving an average of $4 59 per. ton, while the assays of ore in No2 level average $4 21. This leads Mr. Perkins to believe that the ore in seound leveF will prove to beas rich as that in the adjoining level. During the year $707,017 37, an average of are as follows: Drillera, $3.50 per day in summer, and $4 in winter, with bonuses. Labo-ers, white men, $3 per day; Indians, ¢2 per day. Blacksmiths and mechanics, $4 and $5 per day. WATCHING THE MINERS. Two Hydraulic Detectives Who Were Not Very Successful. Robert T. Devlin, special attorney for Sacramento county in the prosecution ot hydraulic miners, addressed the Board of Supervisors of that @eounty on Thursday last in reference to Watchman Hagle and Elder, who have recently been spying around Gold Run. The men had returned and made their report. The report was turned over to the Supervisors. It wassigned by J. A. Elder, and was as follows: * Pursuant to your request, John Hagle ity for the purpose of seeing that the injunction sued out by the county againat hydraulic miners were enforced, ‘f he mornirg after our arrival we discovered a number of Chinamen working at picking out a trench where dirt had been washed off, but, in endeavoring to reach them, they fled. We did not discover that they were using manitors, At Gold Kun there is constantly running a large quantity of water, which can be nsed for mining purposes duriig the whole of the year. We stopped at the hotel at Gold ‘ua, and after we had been there about five or six days the proprietor informed us that he could not keep us any longe , and we were compelled to move oir quarters elsewhere. During the time that we were on the ground no hydraulic mining was carried on. We were vonstantly employed during the tire we were there watching the country, aud were supplied by Mr. Devlia with in. junctions to serve on anyone we caught miming, but during our visit the mines were deserted. What occurred after we left we do not know. We were employed in all nine days,” — Accidents. Telegraph: Rosa Hume, a woman living with Mrs. John Mitchell at Randolph Flat, was severely burned a few days ago. She fell in an epileptic fit, overturning upon‘her face, arms and breast, a pan of boiling milk. H<r condition is very uufavorable, Thos. Dunkley sustained a painful injury in the Idaho works Thursday evening. He was using a drill for s me pure pose anil the implement-was driven through the object upon which it was employed by the heavy blow of an assistant, the jagged head of the drill badly mangling the flesh of the thumb and fingee by which it was steadied. Luckily, the bones were not broken. Methodist Church, Rev, A. T. Needham, Presiding Elder of this district, will preach and administer the ‘‘Sa: rament of the Lord’s Supper” tomorrow morning in the Methodist ‘hnreh, In the evening’ the paster, Rev. John Chisholm, will deliver a discourse’ on ‘‘Christ’s. Mission.” Love Feast led by the Elder at 9:30 4. m. Vhe Epworth League will mevt at the usual time and place, led by Mias Lydia Harris. Everybody welcomed. —_—_—_—_——_ Capitalists in the Southern Connecti cut tewns are donating a barrel of money to the creation and improvement of new . Sound resorts, ; = +—_—_——-+-.¢0--—_ —__. Just 34,922 tons of granite have been placed in the Delaware breakwater gap the pa-t year.’ The sum recuired to com. plete the work is $320,000, ae STE ais: = Some Rostonians, in order to keep childrem off the streets, and amuse thein in » have opened play-rooms and gymnasiums in various parts of the city. pas 298 -— Free Exhibition Tonight. Mr. F. T.Keelar has arrived and partly opened one of the largest stocks of diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver ware ever brought to Nevada City, to be sold at auction. An exhibition of the store room opposite the Transcript offies. The opening sale will be made on Saturday, August 6th, commencing at 2 o'clock, on which ogcasion a ladies’ gold watch will he given away to the ladies free of charge. This is done to insure a prompt attendance. ‘Theré will be room for all, and seats will be provided for the ladies. Every lady who visits the exhibition this evening will receive a coupon ticket, and everyone who attends the sale promptly at 2 o'clock Saturday, will receive an additional ticket, This sale is worthy the attention of our Lest citizens, as the stock is first-class in every respect, being the failure of one of California's hes’ jewelers, Thegale is pos‘tive. Everything must he sold to the highest Lidder without reserve. . 05-2 Tes Cop Sopa W ras, pare, cold and healthful, at Carp Bos, $2 95 to the ton, was produced..Wages. that Republican Senat-rs are taking pand-inyself-went tr Gate Ruw and vieint stock will be made this evening in the . ! 7 } THE AYDRAULC BILL. . What the San Francisco Chronicle’ flas to A dispatch from Washington says that it is promised that the hydraulic mining bill will be favorably reported to the senate and that the Mining Committee will

be unanimous for it. ‘There will be a few amendments which.will tend to simplify the bili and render the carrying out of its provisions more easy, but which will not change its scope. are proposed they will uefeat the bill altogether. It passed the House only under party pressure and as a scheme to assist the Demovratic candidate for Congress in the Second district of this State, and if the Senate amends the bill the House may seize upon thai asa pretaxt to defeat it altoyether. No one has ever yet explained why the Senator from Culifornia. has apparently taken so little interest in a bill which is of such importance to the prosperity of California. The dispatch referred to suggests much interest in the bill since they have discovered that the Republicans of California thought it of sutticient importance to give ita place in the State platforin, but that oug! t not to apply to the Republican Senator from California, who sure.y We are fearful that if any amendments . . MUEEL ARRIVALS, oo Union Arrivals. ot Chas. Martin, Emigrant Gap, Chris Mullen, Auburn, Albert Weed, Antioch, J. W. Wilcoxen, Yuba City, J. McKenna, Grass Valley, W. Tiernan, Washington, Gev. E. Riley, Grass Val'ey, T. C. McWilliams, Oregon, : Nd. ¢ lark, (ae T. M. Johnson, Dutch; Flat, L. BR. Prescot, S W. Nellis, Visalia, Ww. Smiley, Eureka, W. Veal, You Bet, F. Beck, North Bloomfield, Jd. H. Helwig, “ Mra. H. E. Chaney, Louisville, k. D.-Pike, ~an Francisco, E. C. Davis, i Chas. Purdy, Oakland, C. H. Chadsey, Central House. Mat Evans, Rocklin, J. R. Davis, San Jose, J. Jepson. Relief Hill, Chris Jepson, ste — National Exchange. — Wm, J. Bray, Reno, . Wm. A. Root, 9 aE (. J. Schuster, San Francisco, ’. C. Gray, sf *, N. Mitchell, + Wagner, *, Champion, . S&. Blair, :. D. Barber, st did not need to wait for a State convention to inforiehim that the resuinption of hy. draulic miging under proper conditions ; woud be of incalculable benefit to the! people of this State. It is eértaiuly to be hoped that the bill willgo through and become a law, for while it does not carry with it an appro priation large enough to accomplish mach (thanks to Holinan of Indiana), it sino mits Congress to the policy of assisting to put hydraulic mining on its feet again, If the bill passes, the Sena‘or’ from Catiornia will he entitled to vecy L.ttle if any credit for its passage, Forest fires still rage in the eastern Great daniage has been done. 29 80 o-— Kansas (ity, Kan., has a gospel band! wagon, which carries the glad tidings to heathens throughout the State. ™ -7ee— St. Joseph, Mich., has a summer toboggan slide which Jands the rider, drosset iu a bathing suit, in Lake Michi. san, 8 ———-— +206 Twenty counties in the western half of Kansas, report an increase of 42 per cent, in the average of wheat over last year. Sis < 2@e-< e A fatmer living near Newton, Kan., threshed forty acres of wheat, the other day, that averaged fifty-two bushels to the acre. a ee a The Union Pacifie road is preparing new . sid+ tracks for the expected rush of grain . at Kansas City. ——-> ——-0 2@e--— A tield of wheat is reported to have floatel down the Missouri river past Atchison, Kan., lately, en OS enone There are 900 létter-carriers un Chicago, EE Dragooning Won't Do! Not with the liver, Violent c'olagogues, like calomel and blue pill, administered in “heroic” or excessive doses, as they often are will not permanently restore the activity of the great hepatic organ, and are productive of much mischief to the system g nerally. Tnstitate a healthfal reform, if inactivity of the liver exists, with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which insures a regular discharge of the secretive function of the liver, and promotes due action of the bowels without griping or weakening them. The discomfort and tenderness in the right side, naasea, fur rpon the tongue, yellownessof theskin and eyeballs, sourness of the breath and sick headache, which characterize chrouié hiliousness, disappear, and ¢ligestion—always interfered with hy biliousness— resumes its former activity, The Bitters annihilates malarial complaints, rheumatism, kidney trouble, and is.a ;romoter of healthful repose, phen eae er -vieeincs A Leader, ° Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratis es— containiag nothing which permits its use as a bev. rage or intoxicant, it is revognized as the hest and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach Liver or Kidneys. It will cure Sick Headache, {ndigestion, Constipation, and drive Malari; from 1 system. Satisfaction gnarapteed with each bottle or the money: will be refunded. Price only 0c. per bottle. Sold by Carr Bros. +1 480e-0--—. Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town, 13 Commercial street. tf + Ge + Nor so well relieves thirst. or ine vigorates a person ou @ hot day 43 a glass . of Carr Bros’, pure ’ fountain Soda . Water. Certificate cf Co-VPartnership. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of Nevada, as, We, the undersigned, do hereby certify and declare that we! are partners, transacting the business of yur basing, working, assaying and selling ores, sulphurets and tailings; and in the reduction of ores and extracting metals therefrom, in the County of Ne. vada, State of California, tn which . county our prineipal place of business is situated, under the tirm name and style of the ‘Pioveer.Reduction Works;”" that . the full names of all the members ot! such pirinership are hereunto subscribed, i aud the respective residences are set . ‘opposite our respective names 1 Vitness our hands and seals this fifth. day of August, 1392. : Joseru Norruey, residence, Nevada City, Cal. Josurn G. Nurvugy, residence, Ne-, va City. Cal, } Bessawin Hau, residence, City. «al. Wa. BLack, residence, Nevada City, Ca’. T'uly acknowledged before me, Krod Sct 1s, a Notary Vublig, Aug. Sth, 182. Fadorsed ; Filed in the office of the County Clerk, of the County of Nevada Stete of Culilurnia, this 5th dey ot Aug. 92. J. L. Morgan, Con ity bier hy} J. J, Greapy, Deputy Clerk. a. 4 A. Melron, Bloomfield, '. Fairweather, ‘ ". Cummins, ay E. Penrose, bs W. D. Mobley, Sacramento, R. A. Blair, Lag (ieo. Sherman and w., * F. Griswold. fe Jaines Booth, ae Gi. (. Martin, Downieville, C. J. Garland, Oakland, Chas. Anderson, Truckee, +. Magonigal, Anthony House, 1. G. Magonigal, Smartsville, W. W. Wilcox, iY (*. Seaman, Grass Valley, A. Tregidgo, sf P. Zapf, a I. Gotfett, Moore’s Flat, g section of Prince Edward Island, Canada. . _Notic to Contracters.—. — VEALED proposals will be received at 5 the office of the Clerk of the Board of ‘Teustees of Nevada City at Carr. Bros.’ store up. to August 18th, 1892, at 7 o'clock t.M., for the construction of a Stone Sewer across Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada City, Cal. Specifications can be seen at the Clerk's otlice, Che !oard reserves the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory. By order of the Board of City Trustees. Wholesale aud Reta LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT. ROBERT SIMMONS \S Just Reevived a carload of the best . -oF Indigestion that clogs up tho system, brands of Days of +'49." .~ Kentucky. Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchelt & Siebenhauer, dle agents for -Pacific Coast, 116 Frout street, San Fran. Sisco, : ja23-ly Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.ul snmmer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. ———~-++0+ Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to eell Dr.’ King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upou this condition: 1f you are afflicted with & Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble anil will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and 6xperience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your mquey refunded. We could not make this oiler did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. Itpever disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, Drug Store, Large size 500 and $1.00. aie eek ree Wrrnovr a doubt Simmons Liver Reg: ulator will cure you. It has cured thousands. ae Bacne.or. Burrox—the best 5-cent cigar ever manufactured. At Carr Bres. j23-tf Tur Bacurtor Burton is the acknowledged tinest cigar in the market. 5 ents apiers, Care Bros, agents, j23tt A‘ A MEETING OF THE DEMO. cratic County Central « omunittee, heidat Nevada City on July 30th, it was reg ived to hold a County Convention at Nevada City, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and.Cownship officers, and tak ing action for the nomination of a State Senator in conjunction with the counties of Sierra and Plumas. It was also resolved that the Primary Meetings to elect Delegates to said County Convention be held in the several Precincts of the County, on Saturday, August 20th, Between the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, P. M.,at stich hours as the Township Committees may designate; and that. said Committees be empowered to appoint officers to hold Pr mary Elections. It was further resolved that the basia of represéntation at the said County Convention shu!l be upon the vote cast in the ccunty for E. b. Pond, at the Gubernatorial Election in 1890—one delegate for each 25 votes, aud one delegate fur each fraction of 25 votes in a precinct, as follows: APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES. NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Pateixera, Vor 1890. Detecares. Ne vada No. . 3 Nevada No, 2 5 Nevada No.3.. . ! Catv iiee woe Selby FAG.. SB 2 3 1 2 Willow Valley Indian Flat Gold Flat GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, . Grass Valley No, 1 Grass Valley No, 2. . Grass Valley No. $ “irass Valley No. 4. . “ast Boston Ravine, . West Bost'n Ravitie. . Allison Ranch. Forest Springs Hill's Flat o>, . Buena Vista Cottage Hill DEMOCRATIC County Convention, =~ . Absolutely Puro. Cream of tartar baking Powder,— . Highest of all. in leavening strength. Lavest Uncrep Svares (LOVERN MENT Koop Report, Roya Bakina Powner Co, 106 Wall St, N.Y. Impure or vittated blood {s nino t!mes out ett ROUGH AND READY ‘TOWNSHIP, Anthony House 1 Mooney Flat 19 Spence ille ‘ i 20 ibaeasi Ridge..., 21 Indian Springs . 0. 28 Rough and Ready.. 57 166 BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, Cherokee North San Juan Sweetland Birehville a French Corral, 139 BLOOMFLELD TOWNSHIP, North Bloomfield. . , 8&2 Relief Hill i hake City 7 olumbia Hill, “ee * 16 KUREKA TOWNSHIP, Wureka aN Ape vioove’s Flat of torrcaused by some form of constipation when the blood naturally becomes fapregnated with the efoto mutter, The old Bare Whiskey, Bran ly, Gin, Port Wine, saparillas attempt to reach tis condition by es T have on ‘hand threg and four different brands and grades of the above named articles, and am fully prepared to sell in quantities to suit and at prices lower than any dealer in the State. Give me @ call and see for yourselves, The best of Wines, A les, Beer, Cigars, at retail. ROBT. SIMMONS, a3 Broad Street, Nevada City. WORLD’S FAIR READ THIL. Rook 1. “Review of Our Country,” by Hon. James G. Blaine. : Book 2. “New Life of Columbus,” by S. W. Buel, Book 3. Complete History of America,” fron the Landing of Columbus to the Present Time, by Prof. John Clark Ridpath. : Book 4. Pictorial History of the €o. lunbian Exposition, by Hon, Benj. Butterworth. The above four great works, by four great authors, every line of whioh is only just written, have been bound up in one massive volume of nearly 900 Pages and 500 Ulustrations, Under the Title of “COLUMBUS AND COLUMBIA.” Phe greavest subscription book ever pablished in this country, aud of which A MILLION ¢ OVPIES Will be sold during the next six months q Wanted all over this State, — AGENTS Ketter terms than ever. We guarantee vo the right parties 85a week yrafit from now te Christmas, and a . , FIRST-CLASS ROUND-1RIP TICKET to the WORLD'S FAIR and one week ‘e} admission to the Exposition apsonureLy FRE. Also, other valuable premiums, We have plenty capital at our command, and CAN aud wit do exacily what we say. Sel at once for special circularg andiurther particulars to the Dominion Publishing Company, SEATTLE WASHINGTON. Gus, Js & Ed, W. Schmidt AVING pureliased the stow and trade of f Hi n, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the publie generally that they will keep on nt all grades of CIGARS, Ovo, PIPES, Ete., which they will sell at ‘the lowest rates, ‘s Nevada wow ALTA ZAZLZ,,. ° BERKELEY, CAL, N important resp ‘cts the most elegant: Sok ol forGiris in on ly equipped i io». Te ing Av cust 1% j, end. pa good rity bd DR, HOMER By SPRAGUE, La i HGS AND TORACO,¢ DRG + and «SUMMER «CLOTH a Sherry Wine, Syrups, Bitters, Kte,, Kto, Ete. attacking the blood with “potash.” Joy's Vegetable Sarsapariila is modern, It goes to , the scat of tho trouble. It arouses tho liver, kidocys and bowols, and invigorctes the cir culation, and the impuritics cro quickly . . carried off through the naturel channcls, . Chaa, Loo, at Deaznish's, Third end Merket streets, 8. F., writos: “I took it for vittated . blood and while on the frst bottlo becamo . Convinced of its merits, for I could { cl it . was working a chance, Itcleansed, puriteit , and braced mo up generally, and everything . 9 now working full and regular,” Vegetablo ’ . J OY Sarsaparilla Many druggists have acheaperSarsaparilla than Joy's, Asthey makemoreon it, they'll Wry Weell you it, Insist on Joy's, OK BALA HY LEER BROTHERS WASHINGTON TOWNSHLP, Wa shington Bear \ alley Ormonde Yuba Omega MEADOW TAKE TOWNSHIP, Truckee No. 1.. , 82 Truckee No, 2 72 Hoca i Aue . 184 LITTLE YORK TOWNSIC' Ls Owen Isnt <.,.ca OF thints Hill : You Bet 4 Total vote 1,941; No. of Delegates 104, The officers of Primary Elections are directed to issue certificates to Delegates vlected from their respective precincta, Ky order of tue ( ommittee, CHAS. H, MITCHELL, Chairman. Tuos, J. Barry, Secretary, ty 1yf ne, J. M. FOLBY, Confectioner, YOULL BE LEFT. Ley You can't count the number of ways there are of being left. One of the least them is to let the season pass without trying my NUGAT { GE CREA M. Dont loit. Youdon't know what you are losing. Life hasn't so many luxuries that you cin afford to dispense with this No. 13 Commoreial (St., Nevada City . have just received Largest, Cheapest STOCK EVER BROUGHT Ol course everybody know . Largest, Best, Cheapest and ~4 N \ from the East the and. Most Styhsh or TO THE COUNTY, ———— s that we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock o1 Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and everything else usually kept ina First-class Estab'ishment. SB. EL. MILLER, Broad Sucet, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. p pleasant of . SUMMER CLOTHING! — _— ow ”