September 20, 1888 (4 pages)

a Pa % THURSDAY, SIPT: 20, 1888. R FatecFamily. C. L. Green,of Troy, Bradford county, Pennsylinia, writes to the Transcript for/information as to when Kingwwillé tried for the murder of Perry H?ratt, the commercial traveler, who ¥8 & few weeks ago so foully butcher! near Nigger Tent between this cit@2d Downieville: So ’ far as can beearned here, the time for the trial/the accused (which will take place Downievtile) has not yet been set. fr. Green says: . ‘‘ Pratt, who formly resided here, was respected yall who knew him. His widowedther and a sister are all that nof™ain alive of a once numerous far’: Three of his sisters have nied; his father was found eal his mill; and now Perry is sgvlike a dog.’ A friend took a yiciam with him when he went to Ak the news of the murder to srry’s mJiher, fearing that the shock would bring on a fatal attack of heart disease. ” An Alleved Fraud. Some Nevada City people who attended the State Fair in Sacramento tell a good joke relative to the awarding-of premiums offered for. canned fruits. Everything in this line sent from Nevada county was prepared for for table use, being preserved in sugar sirups, while. the. Sacramento: and Placer county displays which got away with the premiums are said to have been preserved in alcohol and brine, The committee making the awards consisted of two ladies from Sacramento county and one from Placer, . * the latter being a near relative of one of the Placer county winners. It is said further that as’ soon.as the fair was over the premium fruits and the stuff in which they had been pickled were thrown out by the owners who took home the empty jars. po ae dawbiab ieee Prior Conviction. The examination of Harrison McCharles, charged with ‘‘assault with a deadly weapon with-intent to do great bodily harm,’’ took place Tuesday before Justice Roberts at Rough and Ready. The prosecution was conducted by E. W. Roberts, brother to the magistrate. A. B. Dibble and A. D. Mason defended. The prosecution claimed the alleged offense was a feélony, but the defense set up that it was a misdemeanor until such time as the Superior Judye should pronounce sentence. McCharles having pleaded guilty to battery in Grass Valley township for the same offense, the defense put in a plea of aqua convic, or prior conviction. This plea was sustained. and the defendant discharged. Temperance Lecturer Coming, Beginning on Monday evening next Col. George Woodford will deliver at the Theater in this city a series of lectures on the subject of temperance. He comes under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The Colonel! is said to be an orator of rare ability ‘ton whom the mantle of Gough seems to have fallen.”. He has of late been laboring in Woodland, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Oakland and other places, and his labors have been attended with much success. At Oakland’ everal hundred signed the pledge and 100 names were added to the roll of the Temperance Union, Superior Court. The following business was trans*cted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge J. M Walling presiding: Estate of J. G. Hartwell, deceased. Order authorizing administrators to sell the Mining Indexes of Nevada County to Nevada county for $500 as per contract. ' Estate and’ guardianship. of Elle Ellen, an incompetent person. Tuesday, Oct. 9, set as time for settlement of second quarterly account of. guardian. : A Boy’s Good Luck. James Hanley, a lad employed by “the Ice Company at this city, was the winner of the $1,250 prize drawn here in thé last drawing of the Louisana Lottery. Superintendent Richards of the Centennial mine had been erroneously repcrted as the lucky party. ‘The Banner. Ditch Cut. The South Yuba Company’s Banner ridge ditch leading to Grass Valley was cut by unknown parties early yesterday morning at Rattlesnake canyon between this city and Quaker Hill. The damage was repaired during the forenoon. eS RS CS Ayerr’s Ague Cure acts directly on ~ the liver and biliary apparatus, and ‘drives out malarial poison which induces livér complaints and bilious disorders. Warranted to cure, or money refunded.’ ~ The Celebrated Wieland I.acer Beer on Dravent at the National Hotel Bar. ® Dr. Bo-San-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, ‘succeeded in producing ° medicine which is ecknowledged b, all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, “Wooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and Pains in the Chest, it as given universal satiniuction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. _ my21-6m Is you want a fine turn-out, go to Henry Lane’s livery and { * 4 The Daily Transcript, j ~ ss * es A BEAR VALLEY CAMPER. _ VICTOR VANQUISHED. re The California Phenomenon Beaten in Three Straicht Heats. ° The “Plumas County Wonder”? which excited so much enthusiasm by his performance at Glenbrook Park threa weeks ago, has finally ‘been beaten. It happened Tuesday afternoon at the Nevada State Fair, Reno, and the Gazetie thus tells about it: For the 2:27 trot: Victor, Sensation and Alpheus responded to the call of the judges ‘‘ Bring out your horses for the 2: 27 trot.” Great interest was manifested in it as Sensation is a Reno horse, and for the additional fact that Victor, the phenomenal trotter, who carried everything before him at Chico, Nevada City and Sacramento, was also a participant. Bat little time was lost in starting, Sensation having the pole. At the first turn Victor was in the lead with Sensation’s nose at the sulky’s wheel. At the half Victor broke badly and amid the cheers of the Reno horse’s friends Sensation forged to the front. Doherty. let. Victor out again and again, but each time the brown broke and Sensation came in winner by a length, in the remarkable time of 2: 234¢, Victor second and Alpheus just escaping being distanced. The second heat was also won by Sensation in as pretty a heat as was ever witnessed in Nevada. In the start Victor was in the lead by alength when the bell tapped togo, but before the quarter pole wasreached the grey was neck and neck with him. Another hundred yards and the Reno horse was a length in the lead. Victor then made a spurt, but the pace was too fast for him and he wentinto the air. He soon recovered and down the home stretch the two. horses .were almost abreast until the distance flag was reached wlien' Sensation unlimbered himself and came in under the wire a neck and a head ahead of the phenomenon; Alpheus a poor third. Time, 2.23%¢. ’ The third heat was a repetition of the preceding two, Sensation coming in winner by a head, amid the greatest enthusiasm, hats being thrown into the air, and the spectators cheering themselves hoarse. ihe horses got a good sturt, with Victor slightly in the lead. Atthe quarter pole, Doherty, the driver of Victor,, began to crowd Sensation, and despite the protests of Tomuniy Keating, the latter’s driver, continued to force him into the fence, and finally there was a_ collision. There was a rattle like a volley of musketry, and several spokes were seen to fly into the air:‘from Keatiny’s ‘sulky. This caused Sensation to break, but in a second the sturdy grey was on his feet, passed the ‘‘Phenom’’ like a flash, and led for the remainder ofthe course. Time, 2: 23!¢. When the time was announced the people gave cheer after cheer for Reno's favorite horse, the only ones not joining in the enthusiasm being those who had backed Victor on the strength of his recently acquired California reputation. The Grass Valley Bank. The San Francisco Bulletin of Tues* day says: ‘‘Lt is reported that the First National Bank of Grass Valley has voluntarily surrendered its 20years chirter, and that its business has been absorbed by the Citizens Bank of Nevada City. The First National Bank of Grass Valley was organized March 4, 1887, and has been in business a little over one year. Its paid-up capital is $50,000, and its resources on the Ist of July were $111,$87. This is the third National Bank to retire from business in California. Ae ASA AE + AS aR We know of no mode of treatment which offers, to sufferers from chronic diseases, amore certuin hope of cure than that which is comprehended in the nse of Aver’s Sarsaparilla. For purifying and invigorating the blood, this’ prapération is unequaled. Gotothe Chicago Resturant for a eed . confortable bed and a good meal. Meals till midnight. aug22-1m A PIONEER'S DEATH. Thomas Findley Dies, at Georwetown of Acute Pneumonia. A telegram received here announces that Thomas Findley died early -yesterday morning of acute pneunionia at Georgetown, El Dorado county, where he has for many years past been engaged in superintending ditch and mining operations. The body will be buried at San Francisco, where the widow and six or seven children reside. Mrs. F.G. Beatty, whose husband is his nephew, left last evening for the Bay to attend the funeral. In the early fifties Mr. Findley drove a freighting team between this city and Sacramento. In about 1856 he opened a grocery store at Grass Valley, and afterwards conducted at the same town a private bank which failed in 1875. ; In 1859 he ‘was elected State Treasurer on the Democratic ticket and served one term. His satisiactory administ:ation earned for him the cognomen, ‘‘ Honest Tom. ’”’ In 1861 he was again a candidate for the same position on what was by its enemies called the ‘‘Secession Ticket. ”” He ran some 4,000 votes ahead of the ticket, but was nevertheless defeated. In 1869 and again in 1871 he was a candidate for the Democratic nomination of Governor. Both times was he defeated, his successful competitor on one occasion being Governor Haight who was afterwards elected. He was the original contractor for the building of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad. . ,Upon the failure of the bank at Grass Valley, he removed ‘with his family to San Francisco. The foregoing sketch of his life is obtained from some of his old-time friends here who quote the dates from memory. He is very highly sp ken of by them, and sorrow at his death is. expressed here among his pioneer acquaintances whu. held him in high esteem. ; A CAMPAIGN LIE. How It Was Nailed—it Has No Local Application. « The enemies of Captain Geo. Hicks, our most prominent candidate for Sheriff, says a Tennessee exchange, maliciously assert that he is a Prohibitionist. ‘This is the blackest ‘and most uncalled for slander of the campaign. We have known the Captain for several years and have proof that he is not #Prohibitionist, and in proof of this assertion—which we do not m.ke without mature deliberation— we submnit the following facts: On the night of May 10th the Captain got so drunk over at Frazer’s Point that he had to be carried home in a wagon. The next day, in the presence of some of our most promineat citizens, he was seen to drink a@ cocktail. Four days later he got drunk at Miller’s Landing and fell into the river. This can not be succesfully “disputed, for the feat was witnessed by our county Judge and a number of ourmost prominent citizens. Since then the Captain has been a liberal drinker, and we dare any bluck-hearted scoundrel in this county to come forward and attempt a refutation of these facts. We do not object to open and manly opposition, but we despise the sneaking and underhanded way employed by certain disreputable politicians of this community. ; Hoop’s Sarsaparilla is peculiar in strength and economy—it is the only medicine of wh cli-can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Try @ bottle and you will be convinced of its merit, \ ns Meep Cool. The Nevada Ice Company is pe prepared to furnish customers with the best quality of Mountain Ice, in quantitiés large or small. Deliveries office on the Plaza. a24-tf made both at biisiness houses and ree-. Win idences. Leave orders at Company’s HERE AND THERE. * A Brief Record of Various !:Matters of Local Interest. Work will shortly be resumed on the Lone Star (old Murchie) mine. District Attorney Long yesterday filed an information charging Ea. Moore with resisting an officer. Charles K. Tower and John D. Black constituted the drum corps that awakened the Nevada City Republicans Tuesday evening. B. H. Miller was yesterday engaged in unpacking at his store alarge and extra fine stock of custom made clothing fresh from ihe manufacturers. Grass Valley citizens are kicking up a fu:s because some of the members of the Board of Education appoint their relatives to teach in the public . schools of the town, it being alleged that said appointed relatives are not so well qualified for the position as are other applicants. It is reported by the Tidings that a company, of which Richard Vincent is at the head, will within a fortnight put a carriage line on the road between Nevada City, Grass Valley and ColColfax, by this line, will be either $1 will be charged but a dime additional. A Truckee Tou~h Abroad. ‘A Santa Cruz dispatch of Monday says: Len S. Taylor, of Truckee, who attempted to shoot James G. Stirling on the street here several weeks ago, claiming that Stirling was unduly intimate with his wife, appeared today in the village of Soquel, a few miles seuth of here, where his wife lived. Early this morning he broke into the house she lived in and caught her as she was trying to get out ot a window. He had choked ‘her black in the face and had a knife in his upraised hand, about to stab her, when a neighbor came in and struck Taylor almost senseless. ‘The man allowed Taylor to escape, but he was captured at Los . Gatos this afternoon, after crossing the mountains. He has threatened to kill his wife and children because they left him, they claiming that they did so on account of his brutality. ' A Hiint to Puny People. From their arrival on this planet to their usually early departures from it, people of weak constitutions and anistence. Like dormice they ourrow in their home retreats, afraid of heat, afraid of cold, constantly afraid that he demands from all, sooner or later. No finer medicinal assurance of comthan that afforded by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Used with persistence—not with spurts and spasms— this genial and professionally comfusing strength into a puny systein, and rounding off scrawny angles in the human figure. Appetite, nerve tranquility and nightly repose are encouraged by it, and a malarial rheumatic, bilious tendency overcome. It reestablishes digestion and prevents kidney troubles. Cure for Sick Headache. { Lye If you want a remedy for biliougness, sallow complexion, pimples on the face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Carr Bros., the Druggiste, for Dr, Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box} 25 cents. « my21-ly ra Advice to Mothers. Mrs. -Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the littie cherub awakes as A GOOD START. Republican -Glub Oreanized Tuesday Evenine—Much Enthusiasm. About 150 Republicans met at Armory Hall Tuesday evening to organize a Harrison, Morton and Protection Club. L. 8. Calkins called the meeting to order. W.F. Englebright was elected temporary chairman. In taking the position Mr. Englebright said if every Republican did his duty in the coming campaign the entire Republican ticket from President to Constable would be elected by good» majorities. He expressed himself as certain that Nevgda county would roll up heavier ma jorities for the party cf protection and progress than it ever had before. He was'so small he could hardly} PERSONAL MENTION. move along under the load, but he pan stayed with it as he has stayed by the Republican party ever since, He wanted to see all the young boys come into the club and all the old ones too.’ Hon. J. M. Walling was the closing speaker, and he delivered a splendid . address. He said he had been mad four years, and thought every Repubfrom Omega. lican had a right to be mad. I don’t) 7 Marks, of North San’ Juan, went complain when a man beats me fairly. below Tuesday night. But when he lies me out of what I Major J. BW. Simpeon, a well-known have I get mad. The Democrats stole} G 4 R. veteran, is in ‘ga: the Government from us four years} wey. Haytord and W. A. Edinger ago. They said wo had been plunder . .aine over from Colfax yesterday. ing it for the 24 years ithad beenin} fF Jy Rector returned yesterday our possession. Not a Democrat has/ fon the congressional pow-wow at the brass to stand up today and say . gookton. ; we stoleanything. It fact, when they George S. Howe of Grass Valley is took the Treasury off our hands they quite ill and confined to his bed by found five cents more than.the books typhoid fever, Social and Other Notes About People Old and Younes. Alex. Gault has returned from. New ork. 8.0. Pease came down yesterday oS ordinary kinds, and ca ne petition with the multita feria ete Al ie of low wat sereg fax. ‘The fare from Grass Valley to or $1.25, while Nevada City travelers . . life when he carried a torch for Grant. and the insciiption is not molasses to vately flies. Itis protection-to-American industries or it is free trade. down the bars to unlimited competition, yet they do not want to be called free traders. Trying to push a man down hill is not helping bim up hill. Most of the manufacturing industries gular physiques pass a sort of half-ex-. that give employment to large num-. ), bers of men are located in Northern Republican States. The: influence that is doing most to urge adoption of the shadow of the dread reaper will . {ree trade principles springs from the. down at the freezing point on the materialize and exact the forfeit which . South. Tho lowering of the tariff morning of September 4th. : means the lowering of wages. The speaker went on to point out the hypocChinese pretensions. Speaking of the . r large natural majority the party has in the county, he gave warning that ing out of over-confidence. D. B. Getchell responded to a call by saying he was not a talker, but that whenever there was any work to do he would be on hand. Geo. L, Hughes, Secretary of the Republican County Central Commit. ¢ tee, said about the earliest re: he had of Republican clubs was the . t more than anything else for the cause they are organized in. Men vote as they think, it is said, and clubs help men to think. Mr. Hughes went on country. You! Davenport, Iowa, have all been assessmust decide between them on Novém-] ed $15 apieca for the ber 6th. The Democrats want to let] paign. Nev., sold 5,000 head of cattle last week to Lux & Miller of San Francisco. » At Grass Grass Valley, September 13, 1889, Chile, in less than two months, the greatest danger to the Republicans though illiterate, are the best 1ed men mended tonic will do much toward in. Might arise from an indifference grow-. in the world. in Kansas this year. Tanner’s who in ’68 set the county on . Its reputation is really not supposifire. ‘These’ clubs, he declared, do. tiously universal.: ‘No dentifrice com-. of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which pares with it. i in an interesting and able but concise experimenting when your lungs are in manner to review some of the phases danger. Consumption always.seems. — of the political situation. at first, only a cold. Do notepermit . Sold by all druggists. A. J. Tiffany said he had’ been . any dealer to impose upon you with . °° 1 HOOD &Co., Apothecaries, traveling some over the cgunty since . some cheap imitation of Dr. King’s the late local convention, and from . New Discovery for Consumption, Colds what he could see and hear it was safe . and Coughs, but be sure you get the to say every Republican candidate} genuine. Because he can make more from Senator down would be elected profit he may tell you he has someby majorities ranging from 200 to 800. . thing just as good, or just tiie same. s weight, alum or phos Thos, Waters was chosen temporary . “#lled for. They are not entitled to) “Captain Carter, foreman of the IdaSeid Guiytm Gan DER EO. secretary. the respect of the American people. . ho mine at Grass Valley, was in town 100 Wall eet New tek. : These gentlemen were subsequently } They are still engaged in misrepresen. Tuesday evening. The JOHNSON-LOCKE MgREANTILE CO. elected as permanent officers of the . ‘tions. They are now misrepresent-) rg. Russell and child of CamptonAgente; ian Frawetecet: yale organization. a. the main issue of the campaign. . yijje were in town yesterday on their a ; _ Fe On motion it was ordered that Re-. The Judge then proceeded to present! way home from a trip below. Regular Republican*NMominee~ é publicans under 21 years of age, as} >rief but telling arguments on the) Mrs. John Trebilcox was in town For Distriet Attorney, “ . ¥ well as those who are voters, be eligituriff, Chinese, election frauds, and night before Iast on her way from alice ae rt ‘ we ble to become members. other questions. His remarks were . Grass Valley to Sierra county. FRANK T. Ni.ON, a The following were appointed a thoroughly interesting as well as logicGeorge M. Mott, of Sacramento, was Of Nevada Cit . Be ss a committee on constitution and byal. up here yesterday taking a look at his 0 mh ity i a laws, rules of order and order of busi-. The utterances of the } different . Nevada county farm property. ee 5 Pi OER + ie 4 ness: L. S. Calkins, J. M. Walling, D. 8Peakers during the evening were! Miss Rhoda Gibbs, sister to Mrs,. M¢®™!r Republica Nomimee, E. Morgan, Fred West, W. F. Englegreeted with much enthusiasm. The George Smith, has returned here after For State Senat®r, nde : ae bright. They were instructed to ap-. ¢!ub wil hold another meeting on} 4 jong stay in Sacramento county. E. M. PR Tow ees Beg point a finance committee of five. Tuesday evening next. Joseph Richards of Maple Bay, gee 7 it al : : The following were elected to circuNorth Banner Mine. British Columbia, wants to know the Of Nevadab@ity.*.4, 4); { late the club roll and secure membéts : oasis whieirsabouts of James Treloar, a miner . ——— a Thos. Waters, Wm. H. Smith,Jr.,J.L.} The Union says: The North Banner] supposed to be in this county, and Regular Repub. ii Nop tial a Holland, E. P. Carr, N. Goldsworthy, . Consolidated Tunnel Company is do-. who hails from Sitheney,’ Cornwall, j For Recordi Y ae s e ' E. A. Tompkins, A, J: Tiffany, Fred ing good work at the mine on Banner . England. HN . RAPP: f ; : Breese, A. Charonnat and £, P. Hagar. Hill. It is now a demonstrated fact. 0. Newhouse and family, Mrs. D. JQ 4 ibd a eo 3 It was announved that there were. that the company have a mine. It is. Newhouse and Miss Tillie Newhouse, Of Nevada City sting aes : ‘ already 155 names on the club-roll. no longer a prospect. There are about} Who have ‘been at the Eagle Bird] -<r aide ted . eae r Various gentlemen at the meeting . 20 miners working in the mine under. mine, came down yesterday from. Regular Repebinan Nowmmwere tj were then called upon for speeches. _. the direction of John Skewes, who is. Washington district. They-go to San For Shgritt,, ‘ P Erastus Bond said the presence of so} Mr, Fletcher’s head man in operating . Francisco today. GEORG fr LO many at the meeting was proof to him . the works. The upper tunnel now in-. Mrs. A.J. Putnam of Eureka, Humac e ‘ae that the people of Nevada township] tersects the lower tunnel rendering it. boldt county, who has just returned Of Grass. Val é ' were as a rule allied to Republican . ti.e easiest kind of a job to handle the. froma visit to relatives in Massuchu. —.---—— ae alee, Sk AEN principles. It is the principles of that] ore in the mine. There is an abun-. setts, arrived here yesterday ‘en route. Regular Republicdfin i@aninee ee party we are organizing here to pro-. dance of water right-at the mine and . 2 North San Juan to visit her sister, For Coundgy Sirveyor, a tect. Idon’t know Mr. Harrison. 1} the water will run all the machinery. . Mrs. James Stidyer. CHARLES: E WR N, : ae never had an introduction to him. A pipe will be laid inthe uppertunnel. The wedding of Chris. Gailbraith FY. “i ; But I know that when I vote for him I} to convey water to the machinery . #0d Miss Martha Hart, performed Of Grags Val hee ) vote for protection to American indus-} which will soon be placed in the mine, . Tuesday evening by Rev. J. Sims at} ~ at a ee Ge tries, If a cabbage head grown on] Work on the new mill is progressing . ‘he home of the young lady, wasa Republican. amine \. American soil comes into competition . and it will be but a few weéks at the. Very pleasant affair. The sister and For Clk a se with a cabbage head grown anywhere] furthest when a “bran new’ ten. brother of the bride were the bridesaes ed else, I am for the American production . stamp mill, with all inodern improve-. Maid and groomsman, Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Risltindh, ee every time. ments, will be crushing ore from the . Gailbraith left the same evening for or! rack. * % Frank T. Nilon being called for was} jarge ledge in the mine. A large lot} Sao Francisco. They will return in. — eninge aclsaet introduced by the chairman as the} of ore from the mine is sacked and. ®bout two weeks and make their Regular Demgeygeete Nae hee next District Attorney of Nevada shipped to San Francisco in order that . {ature home here. if ; 8 4 es county. This, said he, is to be a cam-. it may be profitably worked. There is (aa Game For Sheriff, e*% Be: paign of the fireside, and around the! now about four tons of this ore on the heed GEORGE W.2BYNETER,. j fireside it will be fought, When the . dump and will yield from $300 to $400. Grass Valley Tidings of ‘Tuesday : or a : a ‘ workingman comes home at night he} per ton. ‘The-.ledge recently un-. “ Mr, Shoemaker of this paper retired ‘Tike tet elle cs will soepets his lot with that at the . earthed in the North Banner is a large . to hig home this afternoon, complain: . ~~ ‘ saa ~~) \ he i ae workers in other countries afd will re-. one and a rich one too, and with very ing of being quite sick. Dr, Jones aays ’ ep 424 9 solve to perpetuate the plan of govern-. little capital or labor the ore will soon. he has only a severe cold, Mr. ShoeWill Yor Ex dl “Os ment that brings to him so much com-. pile up in the mine to such an extent . maker is of the opinion that his illness pape 0% fort and happiness, The American . that 20 stamps would hardly handle . results from chagrin at the tendency ee, et “at laborer and manufacturer can compete . it, There is now a large amount of . shown by the Democratic party of the at vig successfully with those of any part of. milling ore on the dump, and that to-. county toreduce wages. He suys this Why people §0 Saf Juan for the. world, but the Republican party . gether with the shipping rock is somewage question isin a peculiar condins, pan a me : panies sag to force them into such . thing to brag rea Pie mine is. tion just now, and when the DemoTHR oles eae : : most systematically and economically . cratic orators get to howling for reducERY sii ‘ suklitcnn 1 Cena olsen’ eer estan worked and managed, and there is. tion the whole pay frabric is likely to Harness, Stdley gna & : te Maia. ss sh asta quartz in sight to run for years, tumble and pretty much all, not ema t a) pte to enlist under the banner of ProtecCentral Committee Meetine, ployers, are going to get hurt. ate oners Opal had Gar. aid Wok ts tall. Whe Hedeemud ta coataes idea is that the eternal striving : veiw sant iM the effective work being done for the. The Democratic County Central ad ie eae oe any-. That is Easy tot ! fa party in Indiana, New York, New Committee, together with the nomi-} thing like enterprise, — siberal. comwoe 5 Jersey and Connecticut. California, . 968 0” the county ticket, will hold a rier Sonera the tlnerly go bak: You can have a Qe yr re ee eee he thought, coud be depended upon ean paella vovtkage eidied ileniee : ment. in Materialt. ‘Maké and > : ock Pp. M, for the purpose of drrangara] x <Sevee fre ney ye bear gee whan: ention Gay ing the county canvass. . When Baby was sic) : Style than arly; othePegtabtish‘ FE. M. Preston, the Senatorial nomi= te ee We gare her Castoria, j ment in Nevada Bousty,nee of the Republicans, was next inILLIAM Leusianout of Forest Grove, . When she Wasa Child, * : troduced. He sail: It looks here to-}Oregon, killed three large panthers She cried for Castoria, eine ete obi ghe aoy one. bay night as though we will have a claj {OMe day last week. They hud killed ‘wien ons te: . a better article {eg Joss: ianey in. alive:to all the issues of the campaign [ 8Veral sheep, a cow and chewed up Juan, That is what’s t atte, and which will work in an earnest and . ‘Wo of his best dogs before William’s oo Be 3 LB# : telling manner. We are on the eve of . trusty rifle put an end to them. ‘When sheshad Childrea; i ee GfLBART a red-hot campaign. It is a workingee She gave them Castoria. eg oS man’s campaign, for the Republican mr aalestast oe genres peas sibs serena New York Makuay. : party is the party of the laboring TORR i dee have fately Lid oa i seek MARRIED. : = ; (t has so inscribed upon its banner, F MNVOS ANG Ak the restdonce Of the beide’s tether In ef be this city, September 18th, 1888, by Rev. J. Sims,C,-Gailbraith and-Miss Martha Hart: {With the foregoing notice the Traxsonirr received wine, cake and national cam-. cigars, for which thanks are returned. ‘ The health and prosperity of Mr. and Mrs, Gailbraith are sinoked and drank to by the newspaper tolks.) Tux Democratic mail-carriera of W. B. Topuunrer of Winnemucca, Rey. J.Sims, Charlies Wicks and Miss arriett Kitto. Atthe Congregational Parsdnage in this city, September 10th, 1888, by Rev. J. Sima, Roger T. Stinson and Mrs. Maria 8. Whiting, both of this city. Over 1,000 children are reported to ave died from measles in Santiago, Tue temperature. in Manitobacwas. : ; ; 3 Peculiar in combination, proportion, and parative vigor for the feeble exists . SY of tha Democracy in its anti-. ville who will admit that they want to. preparation of ingredients, Hood's arsa r paTere are only four men in Marysun for office this season. rilla possesses the curative value of the best set ve known remeH 9. dies of the +e. TAKEN as a whol Indi . Vegetable ood S$ cingdom. aole the Indians, al Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, ; s and has wor oarsaparillatirc: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peculiar in ite “good name i at home,”~—there is more of Hood’s SarsaIn ite career of over a third of a cenparilia sold in Lowell than of all other ury SOZODONT has scored a greater . blood purifiers, Peculiar in its phenomenal Tuiety million trees were planted SSE An Unprecedented Career. stion . success than any other preparation for . "¢¢or4 of Peculiar” abroad o other preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes he teeth, ever put upon any: market. represents, Hood’s 90 -bines all the knowledge : esearch ein medical : 4 — as FO Itself developed, ¥ ot afford to waste time in many years practical in nochmal preparing medicines. Be sure to get only ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilia #1; six for g5. Prepared only Lowell, Mass, Sarsaparilla comDon’t Experiment. 100 Doses One Dollar Over Seven” Hundred Visitors Called at the Senate, be! To partake: of the very best have drink brisht as a batton.’’ Itis eas-. Captain Geo. A. Nihell said he liked . Don’t be deceived, but insist upon! ‘Twas voted ‘ ‘ant = aate. It socthes the rhild soft. to see the young men getting interest . getting Dr. King’s New Discovery, ‘Tees, ‘Gooktatis was" Bag dary oe ec geiaace: Shy el all ylang in behalf of the Republican party . which is guaranteed to give reliet in. "Ti drink in town and don't you + jewels in . tt extent they are this year. He . all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. 1¢ you don’t take ene now you'll forever whether arising from teething or other ) femembered as the proudest day of his} Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ Drug“regret it, Wedding Cake wich modest. PAINTINGS , ba ~G. WM. DURS® “\<Prowietor; st down AVING runcuasky tiff known and popular Bakéxy: ° i i ~ John Hurst, on or of. ‘ EY _. OOMMEROLAL 8 (3 : T intend to keep on hand editor a food oe) hd « { Mrs Variety of BREAD, . pins 35 Figg Made to order on qhort rhalhe on if reasonable terms. 4 Qh thing lity Tyne Yom ptAll order for anything cae pt. ly attended to. Py By strict attentidh te busi, giving good satisfaction and selling Wihates, hope to merit a liberal pdtronagie ~€. = Ga. we MORTON BROS, Raat od n Have opened a 8 ee Neal St. near cor. of 5) at Mill 8ts., ee GRASS VALI : ee THERE THEY ARE RE, D TO take contracts’ thé ft ng branches of ; ea Carriage & Provisi “Wagons House, Inside apd. Bu Signs, Plain anthFancy,% * Campaign Banners anddtransparencies, Decorative Work of all kinds.=” First Class Work. aad : j : ee Prices Reasonablé. . Lake OF Orders taken’ frou auy por tion of the county, bi

a Pa % THURSDAY, SIPT: 20, 1888. R FatecFamily. C. L. Green,of Troy, Bradford county, Pennsylinia, writes to the Transcript for/information as to when Kingwwillé tried for the murder of Perry H?ratt, the commercial traveler, who ¥8 & few weeks ago so foully butcher! near Nigger Tent between this cit@2d Downieville: So ’ far as can beearned here, the time for the trial/the accused (which will take place Downievtile) has not yet been set. fr. Green says: . ‘‘ Pratt, who formly resided here, was respected yall who knew him. His widowedther and a sister are all that nof™ain alive of a once numerous far’: Three of his sisters have nied; his father was found eal his mill; and now Perry is sgvlike a dog.’ A friend took a yiciam with him when he went to Ak the news of the murder to srry’s mJiher, fearing that the shock would bring on a fatal attack of heart disease. ” An Alleved Fraud. Some Nevada City people who attended the State Fair in Sacramento tell a good joke relative to the awarding-of premiums offered for. canned fruits. Everything in this line sent from Nevada county was prepared for for table use, being preserved in sugar sirups, while. the. Sacramento: and Placer county displays which got away with the premiums are said to have been preserved in alcohol and brine, The committee making the awards consisted of two ladies from Sacramento county and one from Placer, . * the latter being a near relative of one of the Placer county winners. It is said further that as’ soon.as the fair was over the premium fruits and the stuff in which they had been pickled were thrown out by the owners who took home the empty jars. po ae dawbiab ieee Prior Conviction. The examination of Harrison McCharles, charged with ‘‘assault with a deadly weapon with-intent to do great bodily harm,’’ took place Tuesday before Justice Roberts at Rough and Ready. The prosecution was conducted by E. W. Roberts, brother to the magistrate. A. B. Dibble and A. D. Mason defended. The prosecution claimed the alleged offense was a feélony, but the defense set up that it was a misdemeanor until such time as the Superior Judye should pronounce sentence. McCharles having pleaded guilty to battery in Grass Valley township for the same offense, the defense put in a plea of aqua convic, or prior conviction. This plea was sustained. and the defendant discharged. Temperance Lecturer Coming, Beginning on Monday evening next Col. George Woodford will deliver at the Theater in this city a series of lectures on the subject of temperance. He comes under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The Colonel! is said to be an orator of rare ability ‘ton whom the mantle of Gough seems to have fallen.”. He has of late been laboring in Woodland, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Oakland and other places, and his labors have been attended with much success. At Oakland’ everal hundred signed the pledge and 100 names were added to the roll of the Temperance Union, Superior Court. The following business was trans*cted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge J. M Walling presiding: Estate of J. G. Hartwell, deceased. Order authorizing administrators to sell the Mining Indexes of Nevada County to Nevada county for $500 as per contract. ' Estate and’ guardianship. of Elle Ellen, an incompetent person. Tuesday, Oct. 9, set as time for settlement of second quarterly account of. guardian. : A Boy’s Good Luck. James Hanley, a lad employed by “the Ice Company at this city, was the winner of the $1,250 prize drawn here in thé last drawing of the Louisana Lottery. Superintendent Richards of the Centennial mine had been erroneously repcrted as the lucky party. ‘The Banner. Ditch Cut. The South Yuba Company’s Banner ridge ditch leading to Grass Valley was cut by unknown parties early yesterday morning at Rattlesnake canyon between this city and Quaker Hill. The damage was repaired during the forenoon. eS RS CS Ayerr’s Ague Cure acts directly on ~ the liver and biliary apparatus, and ‘drives out malarial poison which induces livér complaints and bilious disorders. Warranted to cure, or money refunded.’ ~ The Celebrated Wieland I.acer Beer on Dravent at the National Hotel Bar. ® Dr. Bo-San-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, ‘succeeded in producing ° medicine which is ecknowledged b, all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, “Wooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and Pains in the Chest, it as given universal satiniuction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. _ my21-6m Is you want a fine turn-out, go to Henry Lane’s livery and { * 4 The Daily Transcript, j ~ ss * es A BEAR VALLEY CAMPER. _ VICTOR VANQUISHED. re The California Phenomenon Beaten in Three Straicht Heats. ° The “Plumas County Wonder”? which excited so much enthusiasm by his performance at Glenbrook Park threa weeks ago, has finally ‘been beaten. It happened Tuesday afternoon at the Nevada State Fair, Reno, and the Gazetie thus tells about it: For the 2:27 trot: Victor, Sensation and Alpheus responded to the call of the judges ‘‘ Bring out your horses for the 2: 27 trot.” Great interest was manifested in it as Sensation is a Reno horse, and for the additional fact that Victor, the phenomenal trotter, who carried everything before him at Chico, Nevada City and Sacramento, was also a participant. Bat little time was lost in starting, Sensation having the pole. At the first turn Victor was in the lead with Sensation’s nose at the sulky’s wheel. At the half Victor broke badly and amid the cheers of the Reno horse’s friends Sensation forged to the front. Doherty. let. Victor out again and again, but each time the brown broke and Sensation came in winner by a length, in the remarkable time of 2: 234¢, Victor second and Alpheus just escaping being distanced. The second heat was also won by Sensation in as pretty a heat as was ever witnessed in Nevada. In the start Victor was in the lead by alength when the bell tapped togo, but before the quarter pole wasreached the grey was neck and neck with him. Another hundred yards and the Reno horse was a length in the lead. Victor then made a spurt, but the pace was too fast for him and he wentinto the air. He soon recovered and down the home stretch the two. horses .were almost abreast until the distance flag was reached wlien' Sensation unlimbered himself and came in under the wire a neck and a head ahead of the phenomenon; Alpheus a poor third. Time, 2.23%¢. ’ The third heat was a repetition of the preceding two, Sensation coming in winner by a head, amid the greatest enthusiasm, hats being thrown into the air, and the spectators cheering themselves hoarse. ihe horses got a good sturt, with Victor slightly in the lead. Atthe quarter pole, Doherty, the driver of Victor,, began to crowd Sensation, and despite the protests of Tomuniy Keating, the latter’s driver, continued to force him into the fence, and finally there was a_ collision. There was a rattle like a volley of musketry, and several spokes were seen to fly into the air:‘from Keatiny’s ‘sulky. This caused Sensation to break, but in a second the sturdy grey was on his feet, passed the ‘‘Phenom’’ like a flash, and led for the remainder ofthe course. Time, 2: 23!¢. When the time was announced the people gave cheer after cheer for Reno's favorite horse, the only ones not joining in the enthusiasm being those who had backed Victor on the strength of his recently acquired California reputation. The Grass Valley Bank. The San Francisco Bulletin of Tues* day says: ‘‘Lt is reported that the First National Bank of Grass Valley has voluntarily surrendered its 20years chirter, and that its business has been absorbed by the Citizens Bank of Nevada City. The First National Bank of Grass Valley was organized March 4, 1887, and has been in business a little over one year. Its paid-up capital is $50,000, and its resources on the Ist of July were $111,$87. This is the third National Bank to retire from business in California. Ae ASA AE + AS aR We know of no mode of treatment which offers, to sufferers from chronic diseases, amore certuin hope of cure than that which is comprehended in the nse of Aver’s Sarsaparilla. For purifying and invigorating the blood, this’ prapération is unequaled. Gotothe Chicago Resturant for a eed . confortable bed and a good meal. Meals till midnight. aug22-1m A PIONEER'S DEATH. Thomas Findley Dies, at Georwetown of Acute Pneumonia. A telegram received here announces that Thomas Findley died early -yesterday morning of acute pneunionia at Georgetown, El Dorado county, where he has for many years past been engaged in superintending ditch and mining operations. The body will be buried at San Francisco, where the widow and six or seven children reside. Mrs. F.G. Beatty, whose husband is his nephew, left last evening for the Bay to attend the funeral. In the early fifties Mr. Findley drove a freighting team between this city and Sacramento. In about 1856 he opened a grocery store at Grass Valley, and afterwards conducted at the same town a private bank which failed in 1875. ; In 1859 he ‘was elected State Treasurer on the Democratic ticket and served one term. His satisiactory administ:ation earned for him the cognomen, ‘‘ Honest Tom. ’”’ In 1861 he was again a candidate for the same position on what was by its enemies called the ‘‘Secession Ticket. ”” He ran some 4,000 votes ahead of the ticket, but was nevertheless defeated. In 1869 and again in 1871 he was a candidate for the Democratic nomination of Governor. Both times was he defeated, his successful competitor on one occasion being Governor Haight who was afterwards elected. He was the original contractor for the building of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad. . ,Upon the failure of the bank at Grass Valley, he removed ‘with his family to San Francisco. The foregoing sketch of his life is obtained from some of his old-time friends here who quote the dates from memory. He is very highly sp ken of by them, and sorrow at his death is. expressed here among his pioneer acquaintances whu. held him in high esteem. ; A CAMPAIGN LIE. How It Was Nailed—it Has No Local Application. « The enemies of Captain Geo. Hicks, our most prominent candidate for Sheriff, says a Tennessee exchange, maliciously assert that he is a Prohibitionist. ‘This is the blackest ‘and most uncalled for slander of the campaign. We have known the Captain for several years and have proof that he is not #Prohibitionist, and in proof of this assertion—which we do not m.ke without mature deliberation— we submnit the following facts: On the night of May 10th the Captain got so drunk over at Frazer’s Point that he had to be carried home in a wagon. The next day, in the presence of some of our most promineat citizens, he was seen to drink a@ cocktail. Four days later he got drunk at Miller’s Landing and fell into the river. This can not be succesfully “disputed, for the feat was witnessed by our county Judge and a number of ourmost prominent citizens. Since then the Captain has been a liberal drinker, and we dare any bluck-hearted scoundrel in this county to come forward and attempt a refutation of these facts. We do not object to open and manly opposition, but we despise the sneaking and underhanded way employed by certain disreputable politicians of this community. ; Hoop’s Sarsaparilla is peculiar in strength and economy—it is the only medicine of wh cli-can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Try @ bottle and you will be convinced of its merit, \ ns Meep Cool. The Nevada Ice Company is pe prepared to furnish customers with the best quality of Mountain Ice, in quantitiés large or small. Deliveries office on the Plaza. a24-tf made both at biisiness houses and ree-. Win idences. Leave orders at Company’s HERE AND THERE. * A Brief Record of Various !:Matters of Local Interest. Work will shortly be resumed on the Lone Star (old Murchie) mine. District Attorney Long yesterday filed an information charging Ea. Moore with resisting an officer. Charles K. Tower and John D. Black constituted the drum corps that awakened the Nevada City Republicans Tuesday evening. B. H. Miller was yesterday engaged in unpacking at his store alarge and extra fine stock of custom made clothing fresh from ihe manufacturers. Grass Valley citizens are kicking up a fu:s because some of the members of the Board of Education appoint their relatives to teach in the public . schools of the town, it being alleged that said appointed relatives are not so well qualified for the position as are other applicants.

It is reported by the Tidings that a company, of which Richard Vincent is at the head, will within a fortnight put a carriage line on the road between Nevada City, Grass Valley and ColColfax, by this line, will be either $1 will be charged but a dime additional. A Truckee Tou~h Abroad. ‘A Santa Cruz dispatch of Monday says: Len S. Taylor, of Truckee, who attempted to shoot James G. Stirling on the street here several weeks ago, claiming that Stirling was unduly intimate with his wife, appeared today in the village of Soquel, a few miles seuth of here, where his wife lived. Early this morning he broke into the house she lived in and caught her as she was trying to get out ot a window. He had choked ‘her black in the face and had a knife in his upraised hand, about to stab her, when a neighbor came in and struck Taylor almost senseless. ‘The man allowed Taylor to escape, but he was captured at Los . Gatos this afternoon, after crossing the mountains. He has threatened to kill his wife and children because they left him, they claiming that they did so on account of his brutality. ' A Hiint to Puny People. From their arrival on this planet to their usually early departures from it, people of weak constitutions and anistence. Like dormice they ourrow in their home retreats, afraid of heat, afraid of cold, constantly afraid that he demands from all, sooner or later. No finer medicinal assurance of comthan that afforded by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Used with persistence—not with spurts and spasms— this genial and professionally comfusing strength into a puny systein, and rounding off scrawny angles in the human figure. Appetite, nerve tranquility and nightly repose are encouraged by it, and a malarial rheumatic, bilious tendency overcome. It reestablishes digestion and prevents kidney troubles. Cure for Sick Headache. { Lye If you want a remedy for biliougness, sallow complexion, pimples on the face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Carr Bros., the Druggiste, for Dr, Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box} 25 cents. « my21-ly ra Advice to Mothers. Mrs. -Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the littie cherub awakes as A GOOD START. Republican -Glub Oreanized Tuesday Evenine—Much Enthusiasm. About 150 Republicans met at Armory Hall Tuesday evening to organize a Harrison, Morton and Protection Club. L. 8. Calkins called the meeting to order. W.F. Englebright was elected temporary chairman. In taking the position Mr. Englebright said if every Republican did his duty in the coming campaign the entire Republican ticket from President to Constable would be elected by good» majorities. He expressed himself as certain that Nevgda county would roll up heavier ma jorities for the party cf protection and progress than it ever had before. He was'so small he could hardly} PERSONAL MENTION. move along under the load, but he pan stayed with it as he has stayed by the Republican party ever since, He wanted to see all the young boys come into the club and all the old ones too.’ Hon. J. M. Walling was the closing speaker, and he delivered a splendid . address. He said he had been mad four years, and thought every Repubfrom Omega. lican had a right to be mad. I don’t) 7 Marks, of North San’ Juan, went complain when a man beats me fairly. below Tuesday night. But when he lies me out of what I Major J. BW. Simpeon, a well-known have I get mad. The Democrats stole} G 4 R. veteran, is in ‘ga: the Government from us four years} wey. Haytord and W. A. Edinger ago. They said wo had been plunder . .aine over from Colfax yesterday. ing it for the 24 years ithad beenin} fF Jy Rector returned yesterday our possession. Not a Democrat has/ fon the congressional pow-wow at the brass to stand up today and say . gookton. ; we stoleanything. It fact, when they George S. Howe of Grass Valley is took the Treasury off our hands they quite ill and confined to his bed by found five cents more than.the books typhoid fever, Social and Other Notes About People Old and Younes. Alex. Gault has returned from. New ork. 8.0. Pease came down yesterday oS ordinary kinds, and ca ne petition with the multita feria ete Al ie of low wat sereg fax. ‘The fare from Grass Valley to or $1.25, while Nevada City travelers . . life when he carried a torch for Grant. and the insciiption is not molasses to vately flies. Itis protection-to-American industries or it is free trade. down the bars to unlimited competition, yet they do not want to be called free traders. Trying to push a man down hill is not helping bim up hill. Most of the manufacturing industries gular physiques pass a sort of half-ex-. that give employment to large num-. ), bers of men are located in Northern Republican States.. The: influence that is doing most to urge adoption of the shadow of the dread reaper will . {ree trade principles springs from the. down at the freezing point on the materialize and exact the forfeit which . South. Tho lowering of the tariff morning of September 4th. : means the lowering of wages. The speaker went on to point out the hypocChinese pretensions. Speaking of the . r large natural majority the party has in the county, he gave warning that ing out of over-confidence. D. B. Getchell responded to a call by saying he was not a talker, but that whenever there was any work to do he would be on hand. Geo. L, Hughes, Secretary of the Republican County Central Commit. ¢ tee, said about the earliest re: he had of Republican clubs was the . t more than anything else for the cause they are organized in. Men vote as they think, it is said, and clubs help men to think. Mr. Hughes went on country. You! Davenport, Iowa, have all been assessmust decide between them on Novém-] ed $15 apieca for the ber 6th. The Democrats want to let] paign. Nev., sold 5,000 head of cattle last week to Lux & Miller of San Francisco. » At Grass Grass Valley, September 13, 1889, Chile, in less than two months, the greatest danger to the Republicans though illiterate, are the best 1ed men mended tonic will do much toward in. Might arise from an indifference grow-. in the world. in Kansas this year. Tanner’s who in ’68 set the county on . Its reputation is really not supposifire. ‘These’ clubs, he declared, do. tiously universal.: ‘No dentifrice com-. of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which pares with it. i in an interesting and able but concise experimenting when your lungs are in manner to review some of the phases danger. Consumption always.seems. — of the political situation. at first, only a cold. Do notepermit . Sold by all druggists. A. J. Tiffany said he had’ been . any dealer to impose upon you with . °° 1 HOOD &Co., Apothecaries, traveling some over the cgunty since . some cheap imitation of Dr. King’s the late local convention, and from . New Discovery for Consumption, Colds what he could see and hear it was safe . and Coughs, but be sure you get the to say every Republican candidate} genuine. Because he can make more from Senator down would be elected profit he may tell you he has someby majorities ranging from 200 to 800. . thing just as good, or just tiie same. s weight, alum or phos Thos, Waters was chosen temporary . “#lled for. They are not entitled to) “Captain Carter, foreman of the IdaSeid Guiytm Gan DER EO. secretary. the respect of the American people. . ho mine at Grass Valley, was in town 100 Wall eet New tek. : These gentlemen were subsequently } They are still engaged in misrepresen. Tuesday evening. The JOHNSON-LOCKE MgREANTILE CO. elected as permanent officers of the . ‘tions. They are now misrepresent-) rg. Russell and child of CamptonAgente; ian Frawetecet: yale organization. a. the main issue of the campaign. . yijje were in town yesterday on their a ; _ Fe On motion it was ordered that Re-. The Judge then proceeded to present! way home from a trip below. Regular Republican*NMominee~ é publicans under 21 years of age, as} >rief but telling arguments on the) Mrs. John Trebilcox was in town For Distriet Attorney, “ . ¥ well as those who are voters, be eligituriff, Chinese, election frauds, and night before Iast on her way from alice ae rt ‘ we ble to become members. other questions. His remarks were . Grass Valley to Sierra county. FRANK T. Ni.ON, a The following were appointed a thoroughly interesting as well as logicGeorge M. Mott, of Sacramento, was Of Nevada Cit . Be ss a committee on constitution and byal. up here yesterday taking a look at his 0 mh ity i a laws, rules of order and order of busi-. The utterances of the } different . Nevada county farm property. ee 5 Pi OER + ie 4 ness: L. S. Calkins, J. M. Walling, D. 8Peakers during the evening were! Miss Rhoda Gibbs, sister to Mrs,. M¢®™!r Republica Nomimee, E. Morgan, Fred West, W. F. Englegreeted with much enthusiasm. The George Smith, has returned here after For State Senat®r, nde : ae bright. They were instructed to ap-. ¢!ub wil hold another meeting on} 4 jong stay in Sacramento county. E. M. PR Tow ees Beg point a finance committee of five. Tuesday evening next. Joseph Richards of Maple Bay, gee 7 it al : : The following were elected to circuNorth Banner Mine. British Columbia, wants to know the Of Nevadab@ity.*.4, 4); { late the club roll and secure membéts : oasis whieirsabouts of James Treloar, a miner . ——— a Thos. Waters, Wm. H. Smith,Jr.,J.L.} The Union says: The North Banner] supposed to be in this county, and Regular Repub. ii Nop tial a Holland, E. P. Carr, N. Goldsworthy, . Consolidated Tunnel Company is do-. who hails from Sitheney,’ Cornwall, j For Recordi Y ae s e ' E. A. Tompkins, A, J: Tiffany, Fred ing good work at the mine on Banner . England. HN . RAPP: f ; : Breese, A. Charonnat and £, P. Hagar. Hill. It is now a demonstrated fact. 0. Newhouse and family, Mrs. D. JQ 4 ibd a eo 3 It was announved that there were. that the company have a mine. It is. Newhouse and Miss Tillie Newhouse, Of Nevada City sting aes : ‘ already 155 names on the club-roll. no longer a prospect. There are about} Who have ‘been at the Eagle Bird] -<r aide ted . eae r Various gentlemen at the meeting . 20 miners working in the mine under. mine, came down yesterday from. Regular Repebinan Nowmmwere tj were then called upon for speeches. _. the direction of John Skewes, who is. Washington district. They-go to San For Shgritt,, ‘ P Erastus Bond said the presence of so} Mr, Fletcher’s head man in operating . Francisco today. GEORG fr LO many at the meeting was proof to him . the works. The upper tunnel now in-. Mrs. A.J. Putnam of Eureka, Humac e ‘ae that the people of Nevada township] tersects the lower tunnel rendering it. boldt county, who has just returned Of Grass. Val é ' were as a rule allied to Republican . ti.e easiest kind of a job to handle the. froma visit to relatives in Massuchu. —.---—— ae alee, Sk AEN principles. It is the principles of that] ore in the mine. There is an abun-. setts, arrived here yesterday ‘en route. Regular Republicdfin i@aninee ee party we are organizing here to pro-. dance of water right-at the mine and . 2 North San Juan to visit her sister, For Coundgy Sirveyor, a tect. Idon’t know Mr. Harrison. 1} the water will run all the machinery. . Mrs. James Stidyer. CHARLES: E WR N, : ae never had an introduction to him. A pipe will be laid inthe uppertunnel. The wedding of Chris. Gailbraith FY. “i ; But I know that when I vote for him I} to convey water to the machinery . #0d Miss Martha Hart, performed Of Grags Val hee ) vote for protection to American indus-} which will soon be placed in the mine, . Tuesday evening by Rev. J. Sims at} ~ at a ee Ge tries, If a cabbage head grown on] Work on the new mill is progressing . ‘he home of the young lady, wasa Republican. amine \. American soil comes into competition . and it will be but a few weéks at the. Very pleasant affair. The sister and For Clk a se with a cabbage head grown anywhere] furthest when a “bran new’ ten. brother of the bride were the bridesaes ed else, I am for the American production . stamp mill, with all inodern improve-. Maid and groomsman, Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Risltindh, ee every time. ments, will be crushing ore from the . Gailbraith left the same evening for or! rack. * % Frank T. Nilon being called for was} jarge ledge in the mine. A large lot} Sao Francisco. They will return in. — eninge aclsaet introduced by the chairman as the} of ore from the mine is sacked and. ®bout two weeks and make their Regular Demgeygeete Nae hee next District Attorney of Nevada shipped to San Francisco in order that . {ature home here. if ; 8 4 es county. This, said he, is to be a cam-. it may be profitably worked. There is (aa Game For Sheriff, e*% Be: paign of the fireside, and around the! now about four tons of this ore on the heed GEORGE W.2BYNETER,. j fireside it will be fought, When the . dump and will yield from $300 to $400. Grass Valley Tidings of ‘Tuesday : or a : a ‘ workingman comes home at night he} per ton. ‘The-.ledge recently un-. “ Mr, Shoemaker of this paper retired ‘Tike tet elle cs will soepets his lot with that at the . earthed in the North Banner is a large . to hig home this afternoon, complain: . ~~ ‘ saa ~~) \ he i ae workers in other countries afd will re-. one and a rich one too, and with very ing of being quite sick. Dr, Jones aays ’ ep 424 9 solve to perpetuate the plan of govern-. little capital or labor the ore will soon. he has only a severe cold, Mr. ShoeWill Yor Ex dl “Os ment that brings to him so much com-. pile up in the mine to such an extent . maker is of the opinion that his illness pape 0% fort and happiness, The American . that 20 stamps would hardly handle . results from chagrin at the tendency ee, et “at laborer and manufacturer can compete . it, There is now a large amount of . shown by the Democratic party of the at vig successfully with those of any part of. milling ore on the dump, and that to-. county toreduce wages. He suys this Why people §0 Saf Juan for the. world, but the Republican party . gether with the shipping rock is somewage question isin a peculiar condins, pan a me : panies sag to force them into such . thing to brag rea Pie mine is. tion just now, and when the DemoTHR oles eae : : most systematically and economically . cratic orators get to howling for reducERY sii ‘ suklitcnn 1 Cena olsen’ eer estan worked and managed, and there is. tion the whole pay frabric is likely to Harness, Stdley gna & : te Maia. ss sh asta quartz in sight to run for years, tumble and pretty much all, not ema t a) pte to enlist under the banner of ProtecCentral Committee Meetine, ployers, are going to get hurt. ate oners Opal had Gar. aid Wok ts tall. Whe Hedeemud ta coataes idea is that the eternal striving : veiw sant iM the effective work being done for the. The Democratic County Central ad ie eae oe any-. That is Easy tot ! fa party in Indiana, New York, New Committee, together with the nomi-} thing like enterprise, — siberal. comwoe 5 Jersey and Connecticut. California, . 968 0” the county ticket, will hold a rier Sonera the tlnerly go bak: You can have a Qe yr re ee eee he thought, coud be depended upon ean paella vovtkage eidied ileniee : ment. in Materialt. ‘Maké and > : ock Pp. M, for the purpose of drrangara] x <Sevee fre ney ye bear gee whan: ention Gay ing the county canvass. . When Baby was sic) : Style than arly; othePegtabtish‘ FE. M. Preston, the Senatorial nomi= te ee We gare her Castoria, j ment in Nevada Bousty,nee of the Republicans, was next inILLIAM Leusianout of Forest Grove, . When she Wasa Child, * : troduced. He sail: It looks here to-}Oregon, killed three large panthers She cried for Castoria, eine ete obi ghe aoy one. bay night as though we will have a claj {OMe day last week. They hud killed ‘wien ons te: . a better article {eg Joss: ianey in. alive:to all the issues of the campaign [ 8Veral sheep, a cow and chewed up Juan, That is what’s t atte, and which will work in an earnest and . ‘Wo of his best dogs before William’s oo Be 3 LB# : telling manner. We are on the eve of . trusty rifle put an end to them. ‘When sheshad Childrea; i ee GfLBART a red-hot campaign. It is a workingee She gave them Castoria. eg oS man’s campaign, for the Republican mr aalestast oe genres peas sibs serena New York Makuay. : party is the party of the laboring TORR i dee have fately Lid oa i seek MARRIED. : = ; (t has so inscribed upon its banner, F MNVOS ANG Ak the restdonce Of the beide’s tether In ef be this city, September 18th, 1888, by Rev. J. Sims,C,-Gailbraith and-Miss Martha Hart: {With the foregoing notice the Traxsonirr received wine, cake and national cam-. cigars, for which thanks are returned. ‘ The health and prosperity of Mr. and Mrs, Gailbraith are sinoked and drank to by the newspaper tolks.) Tux Democratic mail-carriera of W. B. Topuunrer of Winnemucca, Rey. J.Sims, Charlies Wicks and Miss arriett Kitto. Atthe Congregational Parsdnage in this city, September 10th, 1888, by Rev. J. Sima, Roger T. Stinson and Mrs. Maria 8. Whiting, both of this city. Over 1,000 children are reported to ave died from measles in Santiago, Tue temperature. in Manitobacwas. : ; ; 3 Peculiar in combination, proportion, and parative vigor for the feeble exists . SY of tha Democracy in its anti-. ville who will admit that they want to. preparation of ingredients, Hood's arsa r paTere are only four men in Marysun for office this season. rilla possesses the curative value of the best set ve known remeH 9. dies of the +e. TAKEN as a whol Indi . Vegetable ood S$ cingdom. aole the Indians, al Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, ; s and has wor oarsaparillatirc: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peculiar in ite “good name i at home,”~—there is more of Hood’s SarsaIn ite career of over a third of a cenparilia sold in Lowell than of all other ury SOZODONT has scored a greater . blood purifiers, Peculiar in its phenomenal Tuiety million trees were planted SSE An Unprecedented Career. stion . success than any other preparation for . "¢¢or4 of Peculiar” abroad o other preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes he teeth, ever put upon any: market. represents, Hood’s 90 -bines all the knowledge : esearch ein medical : 4 — as FO Itself developed, ¥ ot afford to waste time in many years practical in nochmal preparing medicines. Be sure to get only ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilia #1; six for g5. Prepared only Lowell, Mass, Sarsaparilla comDon’t Experiment. 100 Doses One Dollar Over Seven” Hundred Visitors Called at the Senate, be! To partake: of the very best have drink brisht as a batton.’’ Itis eas-. Captain Geo. A. Nihell said he liked . Don’t be deceived, but insist upon! ‘Twas voted ‘ ‘ant = aate. It socthes the rhild soft. to see the young men getting interest . getting Dr. King’s New Discovery, ‘Tees, ‘Gooktatis was" Bag dary oe ec geiaace: Shy el all ylang in behalf of the Republican party . which is guaranteed to give reliet in. 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