September 20, 1887 (4 pages)

emeapacasce se ~ by the Anti-Miners. She Daily Transeript. as Deuble the Circulation of . any Daily Paper published North of Sacramento. CIRCULATES IN Sevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San.Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also%in Placer and:Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea."’ Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: No. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. { TUESDAY SEPT. 20,1887. . WEW MUSIC. Supervisor Bradley Will Not be Bulldosed «. A few days ago the Transcript stated that there was going to be some . wrangling over the infamous bills: of the Anti-Debris Association ; that Mr. Bradley, the new Supervisor of Yuba county, who was elected last week, would join the mining men on the} Board and see that all outrageous bills . were rejected. The following bills . have beén presented to the Supervis. ors: C. E. Sexey . $4,816 00 A. L. Hart. . 4,375 00 A. L. Rhodes.°.. . 1,000 00{ G. W. Benson...:. 826 50! A 4. Hoffman. 0.:00. 1,466 55 . E. B. McPhetridge,.,. 1,281 35) J. H. Howard. ee 250 00 . G. H. Stern.. 363 50} J. P. Kisner 25 15 . L. G. Bassett 325 65 . 1 ie 109 00 . EONS PUNY is cat asas 3k ann 40 58} Avis WOOGWORG.,..0%+> 244° 92 ORM So cc Saisie » $15,124 20 It will be seen that a large portion of the money demanded in these bills goes to the lawyers and the managers ofthe Auti Debris Society. These bills came up for considera tion, before the Board of Supervisors of ‘Yuba county, on Saturday last, and the following interesting discussion took place: Qn motion of Arnold the. consideration of all anti-debris bills was passed until the October term, the affirmative votes of-Bradley, Arnold and Mal: ley, Dam and Pine yoting against postponement. . The motion to take up and allow all hills except. those mentioned above, . was lost, Bradley voting with Pine and . Dam in the negative. The following communication from the Anti-Debris Association was then read : Ney, To the Hon. the Board of Supervisors of Yuba County—Gentlemen: : Whereas, The Anti-Debris Association.of the Sacramento Valley, through -its Board. of Directors and officers, bave at their own expense and ‘ogt ofthe funds of the Association carried antidebris litigation to a succe-sful issue go faras the law and injunc:ions are concerned, and have expended large sums inthe enforcement of the law, and whereas the Boards of Supervisors of the several complaining counties have from time to time, paid from the county funds, attorneys and other employes. It is therefore unanimously Resolved by the Board.of Directors of this Association, in session this day, that it is of the greatest importance to the Valley interests that we should know whether your Honorable body desire to continue the policy. heretoiore pursued, or whether you wish all litigation should cease. An immediate reply to this communication is very respectfully requested, as in our opinion’, matters of very grave concern need early attention, either from your Hon. Body or from this Association. [Signed.J] C. E. Stone, President AntiDebris Assciation. B. F. Walton, Sec. After some discussion, consideration of the document was continued until “next month, by the vote; of Bradley, Arnold and Malaley, Pine and Dam youting against prostponement. Pine said that he considered the bills just claims, and in consideration of the fact that some of them had been there since the first of the year, they . should be allowed. He had not found jtnecessary in order to protect ‘“‘the little all,” which be had in this world, to secure an office of public trust and then request bonds for the performance of hisduty. Instead, he gave bonds and by his acts as an officie] he hoped to be judged. Dam thought that there was no occasion to delay the payment of the bills, and that ig the interests of the general welfare the communication . should be replied to at onee. Mr. Bradley said he did not proposé to be gagged by the members of theBoard or by the Anti-Debris Association, and that he wasgoing to take time to contider all business of the _ Board ; that he was in favor of allowing all Anti-Debris bills which the Board had directly contracted, and _Athat for all claims made by the Association he would have to have an indemnifying bond. Mr. Dam said that he did not propose to gag Mr> Bradley, and did not think that any one else did. Mr. Bradley was capable of judging for himself, and ougbt to know bis duty. He was not there to tell any member of the Board what they should do. It ‘was what the constituency of each Supervisor desired that should be the mieans of letting bim know hig duty, and not the blatant utterings of irresponsible parties. _ Mr, Bradley said that he did not care tomake any flat-footed axpression in reference to the anti-debris . tremities of Mr. Gladstone, or Lord Tenny. you, sir. . would use all your influence to get the other “Civilities of the Sarvice.”” A citizen of Bourbon proclivities strolled into the postoffice this morning with both hands in his pockets and a short pipe between his teeth, walked up and down the corridors, looked over the building as if he had just bought it, and remarked to a friend, “Begorra we’ve a Dimmycrat for postmasther.” When he caught sight of two colored letter carriers going out with their mail he rushed excitedly to the postmaster’s private office and demanded: “An’isit here Conis?° . J “Meaning Mr. Gailagher?”* inquired a clerk. “It is that same mon that I mane.” ‘Yes, sir, but he’s out ” . “Wud the loike av yees tell me isn’t he posthmasther?” “He is.” Just then:a friend of the excited citizen entered and the latter caught his arm and exclaimed: “Wud ye.pelave it, Jerry! Con's running the office wid nagurs!” “Whist a bit till I tell yees.” “An’ haven’t I seen thim wid me own eyes?’t . “Kape the clothes on ye, till I tell yees, Thim Bohaymian letther carriers is naded for raydin’ Boyhamiam letthers an’ thim Swades for raydin’ Swadish’ an’ thim naygurs av coorse forraydiu’ naygur. Don’t yez be afther making a ruction in Con’s office till ye larn the civilities av the sarvice.”—Omaha World. “Tall Aches from Little Toe Corns Grow.”’ Did you ever reflect that the corn is an index of refinement and enlightenment? You may seek for it in vain in the miserable babitations of the native of Terra del Fuego or the. bushman of Australia, but in the gilded homes of statesmen and men of letters you will find them by the score. Gaze upon the generous feet of the king of the Cannibal Islands, who never bad a corn. in’ his life— unless it was appended to a roasted missionary—and then search. the embossed pedal exson, or Lily Langtry, an ycu will realize that it is not the shriek of the locomutive or the gaudy uniform of the somnolent telegraph messenger, but. the humble and unassuming corn that speaks loudest of the onward stride of civilization.—Sedalia Bazoo, — Two Lords of Creation. . Political Boss—You are a renegade, sir. . You promised me you’d vote against women’s . . suffrage, but when the bill came up -you} voted for it. you, Legislator—I’ve a great mind to thrash You took an oath to me that you I've a great mind to. thrash members, to vote against it,and when the . time came you just sat in the gallery and didn’t do a thing. “Well, but my wife was there.” “So. was mine.” “Say, let’s go take something.”—Omaha World. A Case of Mistaken Identity. Wide Awake Officer—I’ve got you now! Ain’t you the galoot that’s been beatin’ the Bon Ton restaurant out of those $5 table d@hote dinners? Suspect—No, sir; this-is the first time I’ve been out of the museum ip three months,— Judge. Odd‘Errors of Speech. The correspondent of a wevkly dontemporary supplies afew more genuine instanves morbus being turned into “mullery corbus,” and of a local “light” bidding some one beware of “inundations” in religiox. Amusing, too, is the unintentional. perversion of a well known line—‘'From Iceland’s greasy mountains.” A villager, asked if Ms. M. lived in acertain house, replied, “Yes, he lives there, but he is dead.” ism than a Malaprop.—London Globe. Sure Enough,-That Explains. Pompana—There is more in psychology than you think of, Bagley. Let ne relate a queer case. ‘Thirty-four years agu my fri3nd . Biged was shot in the side while fighting Indians and with each recurring of that duy, that very minute of the hour, he feels the twinge of the bullet and at no “ther time. Now, can you account for that? Bagley—Very easily. “Indeed! How?” “Your friend is a liar!”—Philadelphia Mall. ‘Ina Strange Garret. St. Peter—t! will attendto your case presently. Just take a seat there and watch the people pass in. Omaha Political Editor--There comes a man I used to know, now. He was a Prohibitionist. You don’t let such fellows in, do you? ~“Certainly; he is » eicome,” “But be didn’t belong to the Knight of Labor . either.” “That don't matter,” “Well, this is a queer place,.”—Omaha World, Boston Culture. If knowled)ze you would glean, Why just take a pot of beans, Witb a little pork and brown bread on a platter; Then an eyeglass in you fling, Add a book by Bob Brown-ing, eS And lecture thei on inorganic matter. Then stir in some Emer-son, And a philosophic pin— Keep your eye upon the mixture ke a vulture-Season with a hot debate Op the soul --its future state— And you have the recipe for Boston culture. —Charlestown Enterprise, A Picture’s Great Advantage. Frenchman—You should to Paree go, eef only to see zee beautiful picture of New York harbor painted by Missear Bartholdi. Eet is one grond compilationg. : Omaha Man—I have seen New York harbor itself, “Oui, but in zee picture you get zee grond view without zee smell,”—Omaha World. What He Would Say. Bascomb (just returned from Australia) — Well sir, what would you say if I told you I had seen a snake out there that measured matters at present,and that he would _ take a couple of weeks to look into the ie claims and then be better able to judge forty feet in circumference and ninety-three in length? ; Darnley—I should say—er—that Australia does not produce good whisky.—Judge. JOO rooms, each of which is light and airy, ad wello + Marysville, dw of Malapropisms, Thus, we hear of choléra’ But that is rather an LrishUnited States Marshal’s Sale. NDER and by yirtue of an Execution issued out of the Cireuit Court of the United States, 9th pate Northern Distric of California, and to me directed and deliveredfor an order lately made and entered in saidCourt, on the 25th day of July a. p., 1887, infavor of Edwards Woodruff and against the Milton Mining and WaterCompany, for the sum of $500 principal in Gold Coin, together with $184.05 costs of suit and interest, I havie levied on all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and tothe follow° ing iy rete to-wit: The dedi Real THIS FAVORITE HOTEL has . Estate, Mining and Ditch Property, located New York Hotel, WM. 8. RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Broad St., Opposite Theater. lately been thoroughly reno-. 02 the boundary line of Sierra and Nevada : ( “ot ishe _'. Counties, State of Cal., andin Bridgeport, yated and re-fariished,. mak Bléom field, and Eureka Townships, Nevada ing it one of the most com fortable hotels in the mountains. Suites of rooms for families. County—"‘The Rudyard Reservoir’’or “English _Dam,” “Bowman’s Reservoir,” “Nichols Reservoir,’ “Milton Reservoir or Dam,”’ with all main trunk lines of canals and ditches, with all feeders and branches belonging ‘to the same, together with all the mines, water rights and privileges includTHE TRAVELING PUBLIO WILL 2 ing the right to 4000 miner’sinches of water FIND THIS HOTEL UNSURPASS of the South Fork of the Middle Yuba River originally owne y the N. B.G. M. Co., also ED FOR OOMFORT AND OONditeh fon Eureka South, to and including VENIENOCE Nichols Reservoir owned and used jointly ey N. B. G. M. Co., and M. M. and W., Wo., inelu mills, railway tracks, “cars, blacksmith shops, hose, sluices, gates, machinery and tools used in working and developing said ditches atid mines, with water rights and rivileges.of ovary kind and nature, belongng to the said Milton M. and W. Company, and more particularly described in a certain Deed of Conveyance, from said North B, G. M.Co., to the said Milton M. & W. Co., ref-, erence to which is hereby madé. Said deeds being recorded in Book No. 1, page 602 of Deeds, in the office of the County Kecorder 4+ of Nevada County, California. Notice 1s hereby. given that on TUESDAY, the 1ith day of OCTOBER, A. D., 1887, at 12 o'clock M. of said day, I will sell all the night, title and interest of said olilton Mining and Water Company in and to the above described property, orso much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing The Rooms are Light and Airy. MF" Free ’Bus toand from all Trains. First-Class Bar in connection with the, Hotel. Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 27,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after per. 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. costs. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. ‘The Sale will take place at the door of the Court House, in Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., at Public Auction, for Cash-in U. 8. oo Coin in hand, to highest and best bider. ® Dated, Nevada City, this 12th day of September, A. D., 1887. J.C. FRANKS, U.S. Marshal. By L. B. HopKINs, Deputy. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CIT\, = «= = «= CAL. RUITLANDS WANTED. Owners desiring to sell lands at reason*. : Se MRS, J, NAFFZIGER. . Proprietress H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager. THE LEADING HOTEL OF able prices are invited to correspond with OROSETT & CHAPMAN, NEVADA CITY. . . CALIFORNIA Real Estate Agents ’ TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND ; others are invited to notice the advantages . 628 Sacramento St., San Franoffered by this Hotel. The house contains . clsco. r elegantly furnished, there beingno hotel inthe mountains equal to it. ‘The tables are supplied with the best in . -—---— the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES, Stock Dividend. ( FFICE OF THE CHAMPION MINING J COMPANY, August 27, 1887, Ata meeting of the stockholders of the above named Company, held August 26th, 1887, it was reFree 'Bus to and from the Depot. solved that a Stock Dividend of 24 1-6shares forevery hundred shares of the capital stock now outstanding be declared. Said stock . dividend will be distributed immediately at the office of the POC PSRY, No, 522 Mongomly. ery street, San Francisco. Aug. 29. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. "STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL parts of the VERSE county, Grass Valley and The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. ' Me rae & The HOUSE FOR SALE. Chicago 7 “ BEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE; HARD FINL ish, with good well, stable, woodshed, ete.,and conveniently situated. Cottage Orean WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply at the Transcript office. [a242w : Has attained astandard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive. genius, skill and money can produce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental and desira ble organs for homes,/ schools, chfirches lodges, societies, etc. sy fo Assignee’s Notice. N the SuperiorCourt, Nevada county, Cal. . I In the matter of the assignment and estate of L. Hyman, Insolvent. . Marcus Levy having filed in this Court his account as assignee for benefit of creditors of said insolvent, and praying that his said . account be approved and allowed, It is hereby ordered that Monday, Sept. 5th, 1887, at 10a. m., is hereby fixed forthe settlementof said account, at the courtroom of said Court, Nevada City, Cal, All persons having any Claims against the said estate which have not been heretofore allowed ESTABLISHED REPUTATION . ; UNEQUALLED FACILITIES SKILLED WORKMEN, are hereby required to-present the same to said Court atthe timeso fixed, orthe same will be barred. All pérsons desiring to tile exceptions to said account are. required to doso ator before the time so fixed for its settlement. It is further ordered that a copy of this order bé publishedinthe Daily Transcript, @ newspaper published in Nevada City, Cal., as often as the same is published betore the time so fixed for thesettlement of said account J.M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Thorrton Merzbach & Av Burrows, Attys for Assignee. mn aud BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS TEREST SPARSE AND PIANO STOOLS Notice for Publication. a Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. August 10th, 1887. N voto IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Catalogues and Price Lists on application PREE. i. following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make. final proof in -OHIOAGO QOTTAGE ORGAN 00., ding all mines, houses, pipes, flunres, . » . Everybody wishes to look well. Gentlemen who. want aup ortof his claim, and thet said proof will be made before Hon. J. M. Walling, Suerior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada Couny; on SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1887, viz : Henry Pilliard of Nevada county, for the Ey of NEY ; SWY4 of NEY and NE \4 of SEL, Bection 28, T. 14, N. R. 8 KE. He names thé following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John Ragsdale, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; August Combe, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; Michael Higgins, of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Dudley. Deadman, of Grass Valley, Nevada county. ‘ aul2 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. a CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —AND~ U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. ( FFICE—Upstairs in Beckman’s Block, cor, Broad and Fine Sts., Nevada City —_— Plaza E“eed Store.) CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. ee THE PEOPLE Reliable—400 first-class contributors. Send to us for specimen pages, ete., thi at T CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meat Buckwheat Flour, Etc. rr Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at.all the Grocery Stores, . Ask For It. SS ————————— S CYCLOPEDIA THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR GENERAL USE! ; The New Three-Volume Edition Comprehensive and compact—58,000 topics. 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emeapacasce se ~ by the Anti-Miners. She Daily Transeript. as Deuble the Circulation of . any Daily Paper published North of Sacramento. CIRCULATES IN Sevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San.Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also%in Placer and:Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea."’ Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: No. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. { TUESDAY SEPT. 20,1887. . WEW MUSIC. Supervisor Bradley Will Not be Bulldosed «. A few days ago the Transcript stated that there was going to be some . wrangling over the infamous bills: of the Anti-Debris Association ; that Mr. Bradley, the new Supervisor of Yuba county, who was elected last week, would join the mining men on the} Board and see that all outrageous bills . were rejected. The following bills . have beén presented to the Supervis. ors: C. E. Sexey . $4,816 00 A. L. Hart.. . 4,375 00 A. L. Rhodes..°... . 1,000 00{ G. W. Benson......:. 826 50! A 4. Hoffman.. 0.:00.. 1,466 55 . E. B. McPhetridge,..,.. 1,281 35) J. H. Howard. ee 250 00 . G. H. Stern.... 363 50} J. P. Kisner 25 15 . L. G. Bassett 325 65 . 1 ie 109 00 . EONS PUNY is cat asas 3k ann 40 58} Avis WOOGWORG.,...0%+> 244° 92 ORM So cc Saisie » $15,124 20 It will be seen that a large portion of the money demanded in these bills goes to the lawyers and the managers ofthe Auti Debris Society. These bills came up for considera tion, before the Board of Supervisors of ‘Yuba county, on Saturday last, and the following interesting discussion took place: Qn motion of Arnold the. consideration of all anti-debris bills was passed until the October term, the affirmative votes of-Bradley, Arnold and Mal: ley, Dam and Pine yoting against postponement. . The motion to take up and allow all hills except. those mentioned above, . was lost, Bradley voting with Pine and . Dam in the negative. The following communication from the Anti-Debris Association was then read : Ney, To the Hon. the Board of Supervisors of Yuba County—Gentlemen: : Whereas, The Anti-Debris Association.of the Sacramento Valley, through -its Board. of Directors and officers, bave at their own expense and ‘ogt ofthe funds of the Association carried antidebris litigation to a succe-sful issue go faras the law and injunc:ions are concerned, and have expended large sums inthe enforcement of the law, and whereas the Boards of Supervisors of the several complaining counties have from time to time, paid from the county funds, attorneys and other employes. It is therefore unanimously Resolved by the Board.of Directors of this Association, in session this day, that it is of the greatest importance to the Valley interests that we should know whether your Honorable body desire to continue the policy. heretoiore pursued, or whether you wish all litigation should cease. An immediate reply to this communication is very respectfully requested, as in our opinion’, matters of very grave concern need early attention, either from your Hon. Body or from this Association. [Signed.J] C. E. Stone, President AntiDebris Assciation. B. F. Walton, Sec. After some discussion, consideration of the document was continued until “next month, by the vote; of Bradley, Arnold and Malaley, Pine and Dam youting against prostponement. Pine said that he considered the bills just claims, and in consideration of the fact that some of them had been there since the first of the year, they . should be allowed. He had not found jtnecessary in order to protect ‘“‘the little all,” which be had in this world, to secure an office of public trust and then request bonds for the performance of hisduty. Instead, he gave bonds and by his acts as an officie] he hoped to be judged. Dam thought that there was no occasion to delay the payment of the bills, and that ig the interests of the general welfare the communication . should be replied to at onee. Mr. Bradley said he did not proposé to be gagged by the members of theBoard or by the Anti-Debris Association, and that he wasgoing to take time to contider all business of the _ Board ; that he was in favor of allowing all Anti-Debris bills which the Board had directly contracted, and _Athat for all claims made by the Association he would have to have an indemnifying bond. Mr. Dam said that he did not propose to gag Mr> Bradley, and did not think that any one else did. Mr. Bradley was capable of judging for himself, and ougbt to know bis duty. He was not there to tell any member of the Board what they should do. It ‘was what the constituency of each Supervisor desired that should be the mieans of letting bim know hig duty, and not the blatant utterings of irresponsible parties. _ Mr, Bradley said that he did not care tomake any flat-footed axpression in reference to the anti-debris . tremities of Mr. Gladstone, or Lord Tenny. you, sir. . would use all your influence to get the other “Civilities of the Sarvice.”” A citizen of Bourbon proclivities strolled into the postoffice this morning with both hands in his pockets and a short pipe between his teeth, walked up and down the corridors, looked over the building as if he had just bought it, and remarked to a friend, “Begorra we’ve a Dimmycrat for postmasther.” When he caught sight of two colored letter carriers going out with their mail he rushed excitedly to the postmaster’s private office and demanded: “An’isit here Conis?° . J “Meaning Mr. Gailagher?”* inquired a clerk. “It is that same mon that I mane.” ‘Yes, sir, but he’s out ” . “Wud the loike av yees tell me isn’t he posthmasther?” “He is.” Just then:a friend of the excited citizen entered and the latter caught his arm and exclaimed: “Wud ye.pelave it, Jerry! Con's running the office wid nagurs!” “Whist a bit till I tell yees.” “An’ haven’t I seen thim wid me own eyes?’t . “Kape the clothes on ye, till I tell yees, Thim Bohaymian letther carriers is naded for raydin’ Boyhamiam letthers an’ thim Swades for raydin’ Swadish’ an’ thim naygurs av coorse forraydiu’ naygur. Don’t yez be afther making a ruction in Con’s office till ye larn the civilities av the sarvice.”—Omaha World. “Tall Aches from Little Toe Corns Grow.”’ Did you ever reflect that the corn is an index of refinement and enlightenment? You may seek for it in vain in the miserable babitations of the native of Terra del Fuego or the. bushman of Australia, but in the gilded homes of statesmen and men of letters you will find them by the score. Gaze upon the generous feet of the king of the Cannibal Islands, who never bad a corn. in’ his life— unless it was appended to a roasted missionary—and then search. the embossed pedal exson, or Lily Langtry, an ycu will realize that it is not the shriek of the locomutive or the gaudy uniform of the somnolent telegraph messenger, but. the humble and unassuming corn that speaks loudest of the onward stride of civilization.—Sedalia Bazoo, — Two Lords of Creation. . Political Boss—You are a renegade, sir. . You promised me you’d vote against women’s . . suffrage, but when the bill came up -you} voted for it. you, Legislator—I’ve a great mind to thrash You took an oath to me that you I've a great mind to. thrash members, to vote against it,and when the . time came you just sat in the gallery and didn’t do a thing. “Well, but my wife was there.” “So. was mine.” “Say, let’s go take something.”—Omaha World. A Case of Mistaken Identity. Wide Awake Officer—I’ve got you now! Ain’t you the galoot that’s been beatin’ the Bon Ton restaurant out of those $5 table d@hote dinners? Suspect—No, sir; this-is the first time I’ve been out of the museum ip three months,— Judge. Odd‘Errors of Speech. The correspondent of a wevkly dontemporary supplies afew more genuine instanves morbus being turned into “mullery corbus,” and of a local “light” bidding some one beware of “inundations” in religiox. Amusing, too, is the unintentional. perversion of a well known line—‘'From Iceland’s greasy mountains.” A villager, asked if Ms. M. lived in acertain house, replied, “Yes, he lives there, but he is dead.” ism than a Malaprop.—London Globe. Sure Enough,-That Explains. Pompana—There is more in psychology than you think of, Bagley. Let ne relate a queer case. ‘Thirty-four years agu my fri3nd . Biged was shot in the side while fighting Indians and with each recurring of that duy, that very minute of the hour, he feels the twinge of the bullet and at no “ther time. Now, can you account for that? Bagley—Very easily. “Indeed! How?” “Your friend is a liar!”—Philadelphia Mall. ‘Ina Strange Garret. St. Peter—t! will attendto your case presently. Just take a seat there and watch the people pass in. Omaha Political Editor--There comes a man I used to know, now. He was a Prohibitionist. You don’t let such fellows in, do you? ~“Certainly; he is » eicome,” “But be didn’t belong to the Knight of Labor . either.” “That don't matter,” “Well, this is a queer place,.”—Omaha World, Boston Culture. If knowled)ze you would glean, Why just take a pot of beans, Witb a little pork and brown bread on a platter; Then an eyeglass in you fling, Add a book by Bob Brown-ing, eS And lecture thei on inorganic matter. Then stir in some Emer-son, And a philosophic pin— Keep your eye upon the mixture ke a vulture-Season with a hot debate Op the soul --its future state— And you have the recipe for Boston culture. —Charlestown Enterprise, A Picture’s Great Advantage. Frenchman—You should to Paree go, eef only to see zee beautiful picture of New York harbor painted by Missear Bartholdi. Eet is one grond compilationg. : Omaha Man—I have seen New York harbor itself, “Oui, but in zee picture you get zee grond view without zee smell,”—Omaha World. What He Would Say. Bascomb (just returned from Australia) — Well sir, what would you say if I told you I had seen a snake out there that measured matters at present,and that he would _ take a couple of weeks to look into the ie claims and then be better able to judge forty feet in circumference and ninety-three in length? ; Darnley—I should say—er—that Australia does not produce good whisky.—Judge. JOO rooms, each of which is light and airy, ad wello + Marysville, dw of Malapropisms, Thus, we hear of choléra’ But that is rather an LrishUnited States Marshal’s Sale. NDER and by yirtue of an Execution issued out of the Cireuit Court of the United States, 9th pate Northern Distric of California, and to me directed and deliveredfor an order lately made and entered in saidCourt, on the 25th day of July a. p., 1887, infavor of Edwards Woodruff and against the Milton Mining and WaterCompany, for the sum of $500 principal in Gold Coin, together with $184.05 costs of suit and interest, I havie levied on all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant of, in and tothe follow° ing iy rete to-wit: The dedi Real THIS FAVORITE HOTEL has . Estate, Mining and Ditch Property, located New York Hotel, WM. 8. RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR. Broad St., Opposite Theater. lately been thoroughly reno-. 02 the boundary line of Sierra and Nevada : ( “ot ishe _'. Counties, State of Cal., andin Bridgeport, yated and re-fariished,. mak Bléom field, and Eureka Townships, Nevada ing it one of the most com fortable hotels in the mountains. Suites of rooms for families. County—"‘The Rudyard Reservoir’’or “English _Dam,” “Bowman’s Reservoir,” “Nichols Reservoir,’ “Milton Reservoir or Dam,”’ with all main trunk lines of canals and ditches, with all feeders and branches belonging ‘to the same, together with all the mines, water rights and privileges includTHE TRAVELING PUBLIO WILL 2 ing the right to 4000 miner’sinches of water FIND THIS HOTEL UNSURPASS of the South Fork of the Middle Yuba River originally owne y the N. B.G. M. Co., also ED FOR OOMFORT AND OONditeh fon Eureka South, to and including VENIENOCE Nichols Reservoir owned and used jointly ey N. B. G. M. Co., and M. M. and W., Wo., inelu mills, railway tracks, “cars, blacksmith shops, hose, sluices, gates, machinery and tools used in working and developing said ditches atid mines, with water rights and rivileges.of ovary kind and nature, belongng to the said Milton M. and W. Company, and more particularly described in a certain Deed of Conveyance, from said North B, G. M.Co., to the said Milton M. & W. Co., ref-, erence to which is hereby madé. Said deeds being recorded in Book No. 1, page 602 of Deeds, in the office of the County Kecorder 4+ of Nevada County, California. Notice 1s hereby. given that on TUESDAY, the 1ith day of OCTOBER, A. D., 1887, at 12 o'clock M. of said day, I will sell all the night, title and interest of said olilton Mining and Water Company in and to the above described property, orso much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's claim, besides all costs, interest and accruing The Rooms are Light and Airy. MF" Free ’Bus toand from all Trains. First-Class Bar in connection with the, Hotel. Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 27,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after per. 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. costs. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. ‘The Sale will take place at the door of the Court House, in Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., at Public Auction, for Cash-in U. 8. oo Coin in hand, to highest and best bider. ® Dated, Nevada City, this 12th day of September, A. D., 1887. J.C. FRANKS, U.S. Marshal. By L. B. HopKINs, Deputy. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CIT\, = «= = «= CAL. RUITLANDS WANTED. Owners desiring to sell lands at reason*. : Se MRS, J, NAFFZIGER.. . Proprietress H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager. THE LEADING HOTEL OF able prices are invited to correspond with OROSETT & CHAPMAN, NEVADA CITY. . . CALIFORNIA Real Estate Agents ’ TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND ; others are invited to notice the advantages . 628 Sacramento St., San Franoffered by this Hotel. The house contains . clsco. r elegantly furnished, there beingno hotel inthe mountains equal to it. ‘The tables are supplied with the best in . -—---— the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES, Stock Dividend. ( FFICE OF THE CHAMPION MINING J COMPANY, August 27, 1887, Ata meeting of the stockholders of the above named Company, held August 26th, 1887, it was reFree 'Bus to and from the Depot. solved that a Stock Dividend of 24 1-6shares forevery hundred shares of the capital stock now outstanding be declared. Said stock . dividend will be distributed immediately at the office of the POC PSRY, No, 522 Mongomly. ery street, San Francisco. Aug. 29. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. "STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL parts of the VERSE county, Grass Valley and The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. ' Me rae & The HOUSE FOR SALE. Chicago 7 “ BEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE; HARD FINL ish, with good well, stable, woodshed, ete.,and conveniently situated. Cottage Orean WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply at the Transcript office. [a242w : Has attained astandard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive. genius, skill and money can produce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental and desira ble organs for homes,/ schools, chfirches lodges, societies, etc. sy fo Assignee’s Notice. N the SuperiorCourt, Nevada county, Cal. . I In the matter of the assignment and estate of L. Hyman, Insolvent. . Marcus Levy having filed in this Court his account as assignee for benefit of creditors of said insolvent, and praying that his said . account be approved and allowed, It is hereby ordered that Monday, Sept. 5th, 1887, at 10a. m., is hereby fixed forthe settlementof said account, at the courtroom of said Court, Nevada City, Cal, All persons having any Claims against the said estate which have not been heretofore allowed ESTABLISHED REPUTATION . ; UNEQUALLED FACILITIES

SKILLED WORKMEN, are hereby required to-present the same to said Court atthe timeso fixed, orthe same will be barred. All pérsons desiring to tile exceptions to said account are. required to doso ator before the time so fixed for its settlement. It is further ordered that a copy of this order bé publishedinthe Daily Transcript, @ newspaper published in Nevada City, Cal., as often as the same is published betore the time so fixed for thesettlement of said account J.M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Thorrton Merzbach & Av Burrows, Attys for Assignee. mn aud BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS TEREST SPARSE AND PIANO STOOLS Notice for Publication. a Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. August 10th, 1887. N voto IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Catalogues and Price Lists on application PREE. i. following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make. final proof in -OHIOAGO QOTTAGE ORGAN 00., ding all mines, houses, pipes, flunres, . » . Everybody wishes to look well. Gentlemen who. want aup ortof his claim, and thet said proof will be made before Hon. J. M. Walling, Suerior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada Couny; on SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1887, viz : Henry Pilliard of Nevada county, for the Ey of NEY ; SWY4 of NEY and NE \4 of SEL, Bection 28, T. 14, N. R. 8 KE. He names thé following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John Ragsdale, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; August Combe, of Clipper Gap, Placer county; Michael Higgins, of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Dudley. Deadman, of Grass Valley, Nevada county. ‘ aul2 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. a CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —AND~ U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. ( FFICE—Upstairs in Beckman’s Block, cor, Broad and Fine Sts., Nevada City —_— Plaza E“eed Store.) CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. ee THE PEOPLE Reliable—400 first-class contributors. 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My work is my best recommendation, at least that is what my numerous customers say. AT THE FAIR nobby new suits to wear should call on me immediately and leave their measures. I have every tning that is new and nice in the way of Foreign and Domestic Fall and Winter Suitings. #@ No establishment in the State can furnish first-class clothing to order any cheaper than* “THE CHAMPION TAILOR, ‘ A. FREIDMAN, Broad St., Opposite Citizens Bank. . 4 SS¢EFBe ehiwe.’’ tie Lealing Grocery and Family Provision Storg xT ONWEWCADA CITY. e ----+-+-Proprietor # J. J. JACKSON ---. There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every afticle required for family use, which will\be sold at.the lowest market rates. . : : 8 —Tree. 4 ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF WiiNts AnD TBIrQUVUORS. . . —ee J, J. JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, THE CELEBRATED SPEER YT FLOUR Closing Out Sale of Boots and Shoes « BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSING ‘OUT STOCK: OF: BOOTS AND.SHOES, 1 OFFER THE SAME exAT (OSI, FOR CAN (NLYS3 MY The Stock. consists of a full line of Ladies , Misses,’ Children's, Men’s and Boys’ BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS Of the best quality and manufacture. No auction goods in the store. ¢3REMEMBER, no more sales will be made on credit. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please pay up without delay. John Webber. Home Benefit Lite Association INCORPORATED 1880. 204 Montgomery Street San Francisco. TREARGBRBR voces ets ev esies sate sseawsora cues BANK OF CALIFORNIA RRMA RM sce wan (s Sear tones setae yectes teaision< FRANK C, HAVENS RODE OR sas eins vid vane I. P. ALLEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) GENERAL AGENT.... Cpdie release PETRRAUET E60 259% L. B. HATCH BRU UA es ciecsitn roaaniaag vat pitie etieselk coped. a5 . A. 8. BARNEY This is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutua Insurance Association in California. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. . NO ANNUAL DUES, 6 PAYMENTS A YEAR COVER ENTIRE COST, &@ Its Certificates are Definite Contracts for the full amount written therein and are uncontestable and_nonforfeitable. : Lessened Cost to Persistent Members. On continuance of the Certiticate in force for the second period of five years the full amount of the reserve payment made by the member (with interest), together with division of profits resulting from lapsed reserves (also with interest), and gaifi on Mortality Cost, will be applied to extinguish the cost for the second period of five years. Similar distribution of surplus is made sat the end of each five years to persistent members, Cash Surrender Value. Should the member choose to surrender his Certificate at the end of the five year pores: there shall be paid in cash to him or his order, the full amount of reserve paid cn his Certificate. 3) i STATEMENT JULY 1, 1887. NO MEDICAL FEE. Y Bank of C Boden tates 6,002.85 Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union.. 10,182.45 Claims on Hand Due and Unpaid......... None. PROMPTNESS IN SETTLEMENT. Niet 3d, 1887; proofs filed February 21st, 1887; amount paid February Wo. Kocn, bookkeeper Bank of California, insured for $2 000, died F B ) e 2,000, died Februef Saas 1887 ; proofs filed February 14th, 1887; claim paid abiiary Bie ines HOMAS Biaury, Shipwright, of § sisco, i ,000 ; $e fled Petra oat ae g an Francisco, insured for $5,000; claim Home Benerir Lire Assocration , : i) : Gentlemen—I have to thank you for the pay Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certificate held ry my father he she ment of this amount long before the date due was unex ected, and Tam ver grateful therefor. Yours very truly, ELLA TT. BIGLEY oXAVER Scunirz, Petaluma, insured ; i Z. T. Barnum, Yreka, insured f 2 ; 2 file 16); clas ad Mat ele ae or $2,000; proofs of death filed Warkin R. Price, Nevada Bank, San Franci i rat + ank, § & red for $5,000; ‘die April 29th, 1887; proofs of death filed M "188 ee lett taey Boas. Beenie Lire Asscgiation : er ie MOT Cah, 188. — Gentlemen — Your'check-for $5,000, the insurane i Wek ee ee $6,000, the iney ance on the life of wy son; pierce Figg Miche Bang gratefully received. Such promptness is ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. Brander he in F : 20. L. » her Atty. in Fact. ro ee. VAN Wyck, Supt. Golden City Chemical Works. Policy No , issue pt. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Total payments thereon $383.00,” Home Benefit Life Association : San Francisco, July 19, 1887. Gentlemen: Your check for Ten TI expiration of time allowed your Associations if most gratefully received,. April 6th, inh 2 llars, a month before the which to y is P po pei make payment, is : MRS. 8. M. VAN "WYCGK. y HELEN B. VAN WYCK. MF All asgesaments will be paid at the * First_National Bank of Grass Valley. Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and 4 Fs . 1 tn + gi Jerry ScHoouina, ex-State Treasurer of Nevada, insured for $2,000, died , ” Can now be purchased in this city. put oer —PSREREY= S= . . SFAR TSE ‘paIs the Best in the Citv. Try It.-wa SPERRY'S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold by the case or package. Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent °° coors ey BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —-AND -PIONEER MILLING CO’S PATENT ROLLER FLOUR. . Mik, {000 Bare Pr Dy ‘ ‘Capacity ot the The above named Company have ALL ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, and guarantee the Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State. 0. C. TORSON, Agent. ae & Fa PATENT ROLLER FLOUR . MANUFACTURED BY THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY, “_AND,SOLD BY ALL THE The above Mill has-justly earned the right to claim that their Flour is the WEITEST AND BEsT. Of Any Manufact ired in the State, TO THE LADIES:: i Call for it. other brand. ° ‘ e * 4 ° FRED J. THOMAS, ‘Agent for Nevada County. Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Headquarters for the 4 Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. Golumbus Buggies, : Carriages, : Phaetons ° FULL VARIETY, Pa Give it one trial, and you will then use no a TU f Yeste day. Trave Gauge i The& at 2:30. Bobo. Three are beir in this « Geo. tor: of t! absence The kK to Sacer: return . There fires ra, w county, ber is in The F in abou that arri the hois The D is One o! county. master ~ Abel Mc A Bar place, n bent on one croy _ another. ~ blossom The r Grass V the latte to be fe North disgrace The a Valley, will. put Grass V who go « their liv The « troubles at Newt the your amuse bark off Many were ind gions aft night sit learning are now stance tl ble for tl A larg rived he morning now be houses . City be : ning wh are in fu Yeste: toughest newspap many a zens left and all Jewish f. awful dv Miss . C. Conla was yest Catholic of Contr: McCaule Henry ( happy cc day mor: Crockett We lesz Board o held on sition of . town wit for $10 The Trus would dk In Neva and chil lights, a mously a tees. St iting the there is ple of th The St Saturday ation for at 59.8 ce ferent fi Fund, 3 Interest : The Bc an Act of tax of on for the be “The r was 56 ce the last million d . Tens o where on Weinstoc Sacramer that thei) knowing logue jus the new ing, Hou much the this firm. card, or o fornia ent A FULL tists’ Mat > A neat family ; cEnquire Hill.