September 7, 1893 (4 pages)

1 : 2) . a "Now, David Fulton Douglass, having an— . i . . GHE GRANSGRIPT TRURSDAY EVENING, SEP1., 7, '93. AT HIS. HEAD. A Man With Brief Authority Thioks He Is Cock -of the Walk. } — Sheriff Douglass publishes a card in this morning's issue of the Grass Valley Union, in relation to the gambling games that were so openly conducted at the*cireus grounds on Monday afternoon and evening. That usually very vigilant official claims that he didall in his power to prevent gambling there and to protect the people from the base impositions that were practiced upon them by the thieving manipulators of the shell game. He alleges that. he sent Under Sheriff Neagle and Deputy Sheriff Pascoe out to keep ‘ta close watch on the circus, but no gambling or swindling of any kind was going on while they were there. We are ot the opinion that the officers ‘didn’t look very close, or they would have! seen the shell games running in the side show, as there is no getting away from the fact that they were conducted both. during the afternoon and evening, and ina very bold manner at that. , a The Sheriff says he was not able to visit the circus personally. At least 500 peaple know this. to be a misstatement, as Mr. Douglass did attend the circus Monday evening and was chaperoned about the big tent by one of the:managers of the show. _ He says in his card that the Transcript reporter should have notified the officers who the guilty parties were. We were not aware before that it is the special duty of a hewspaper man to hunt up crime and make complaint to'the officers. _ We wil! examine the Code, and if we find that we are mistaken as te onr duties we will hereafter netify the Sheriff of everything we hear ‘or see of a criminal nature. The thievery that -was carried on at the circus in the afternoon was common talk en the streets an hour later, and we. believe information of the fact reached the Sheriff's office about-as avon as it did anywhere else. : Mee “Tt-Sheritf Douglass made the-mistake of allowing the offenders to escape arrest, he ~ should gracefully” acknowledge the corn, instead of trying to shift the—blameupon his deputies first and then upen the TraySCRIPT reporter, and above all sheuld confine himself strictly te the truth. After takitig a determined stand against gambling. itis surprising that he should let such a rascally; set of blacklegs pull the wool over his eyes. swered your card, will you be kind enough to answer the following questions : Have you been coinpelled to increase the size of your hat since you were appointed Sheriff ? How comes it that you did not close up the wheel of fortune game at the Park on Thursday, Friday and Saturday? Of course you caused the arrest of the parties on Wed. ' nesday; but the game was kept up the balNevada County's Regu. “tious Tor the Preserva}) j os , Th. © GAME LAW. ~~, tiow of Wik ete: The game law of Nevada co: Wty teade as follows: ., : ce Section I, Every person w.bo, Within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first day of. March and the first day of October in each year, shall ‘bunt, "kill, pursue, take or destroy any valley quail shall.be guilty of a misdemeanor. Every person who within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first-day of March and the first day of Sep. tember of each year shall hunt, pursue, take, kill or destroy mountain quail, -shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Every person who, within the county of Nevada, State of California, shall take, gather or destroy the eggs of any quail or dove, shall be guilty of 4 misdemeanor. Every person, who, within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first of March and the first day of July in each year, shail bunt, pursue, take, kill er destroy doves shall be guilty ef a misdemeanor. Every person whe, in the county of Névada, State of California, shall between the first day of December and andthe first day September of each year, hunt, take, pursue, kill or destroy any male deer, sha'l be guilty of a misdemeanor, vada, State of California, shall auy at time, hunt, pursue, take, kill ‘or destrey any spotted fawn, shall be guilty of a misdeméanor. : Secrion II. Any person found guilty of a violation of any of the provisions of the foregoing Section J, shall be fined a sum of not less than twenty dollars or more “than three hundred dollars, or be iniprisoned in the county jail’at Nevada City, Nevada county, Califoruia, not less than ten days nor mere than two hundred gndfifty days, or be punished by both such fine and ime prisonment. for violations of this section shall be paid to ''the informant, and one-half into the county Treasurer. + 100-4 New Store. We will open a new dry and fancy goods store in the Hussey building, opposite the Union-Hotel,; Main street; Nevada City, on Saturday Sept. 16th. The store is being fitted up in magnificent style, and our stock will be composed of the latest and most fashionable: . guede-ever ~-brought~ to~ this market. Our prices will be as low .as apy in the State. We hope by strict attention to business, and polite attention to all castomers to merit a fair share of the trade of Nevada City aud ounty. Othér announcements will be made through the press in a few days. Very Respectfully, I. Reicu & Co, Main street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City. —— 's7-tf. : 006 HEAVY EASTERN TRAVEL. . = ance of the week. Was it because one of the lessees of the track told you if you did he-would-beat—you for the nemination for Sheriff? Of course that was not the reason, but a denial from you would please ‘your friends. :Did you not know that’ the reason the "circus man was cavorting around with you by the arm was for the purpose-of diverting your attention from the thieving gambling that was going on in the amall tent ? Do you not know that gambling is going on nightly in the Chinese quarters, sometimes all night? If it isa good law against white men, why should it not be against Chinamen? Why this partiality ? Do you not think it strange that almost everybody who attended the ciicus knew the thieving gambliag games were going on, except yourself, who was there pro pria persona ? Why do you single ont the Transcript for attack when every paper published in Nevada county printed in brief an account of the swindling gambling games that were allowed to goon? ¢ ; Do you think that we empley our reporter te go around amd hunt criminals, when Nevada county pays you te de that business? You are fooled if you think so,, If in our article we censured you er the Sheriff's office, will you point out the word or sentence to that effect? You knew such @ statement is untrue. Now, David F ulton Douglass, after you have answered the above questions fairly and squarely we will ask you a few dozen more, In closing we would say that the columns of the Transcript are open to you, free of charge, to answer the ubove questions. en areddee ea Matrimonial. — The marriage of Miss Janie Thomas, eld— est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, te Mr. Alfred Martin of San Francisco, took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, near this city. Rev. ‘Mr. Garver of the Grass Valley Congregational _ Church performed the ceremony. After the nuptial knet had been tied a fine wedding breakfast was served, About fifty persons were present. Joseph Thomas, Jr., and Miss Edith Hoskins, and Johnson Thomas and Miss Hattie Thomas stood up with the happy pair. The bride isa very estimable young lady, and the groom is-said to be a most worthy gentlemen. Mrs. Martin was the recipient of many beautiful presents. The young couple left on the 5:55 train yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, where they will make their home. They have the best wishes of a host of friends. Simmons Lrvex Requiaror is my only family medicine.—Rev, J. M. Rollius, Fairfield, Va, : ee People Taking Advantage of the Reduced Rail cae The reduction of railroad fares to $80 for the round trip to Chicago and return has had the éffect of greatly increasing overland travel. Speaking of the effect of the reduction, the San Francisco Chronicle says: ‘A rush of travel to the East has set in within the last few days. All the ticket offices are doing a lively business, although the direct lines te Chicago have the call. For some reason the tide of travel begar to swell at the moment the new $80 World's Fair rate went inte effect. ‘Fer the past few days the Gentral Pacific express has been pulling out with seven to eight sleepers—generally eight—and the travel ison the increase. If it gets much heavier the overland express will have to be hauling to make good time and connections, Carrying so many passengers also overcrowds the capacity of the dining car and causes delay and discomfort. ‘Two sections would necessitate ‘two dining cars, and the prospect is that it will come to that pretty soon. “On. Thursday the dining car between San Francisco and Sacrau.ento will be replaced by one of more modern équipment and larger capacity. The ‘Castle Crag’ will be the first diner to. go out under the mew arrangement. “Freights are looking up a little, but grain is still slow moving to tide water.” ——-+ 80+ Suckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required: It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o1 money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. ———+ +60 Unealled For. The following premiums awarded at the District Fair have not beer called for, but can be obtained of Charles H. Mitchell, Superintendent. of the Pavilion, at the Union office, Grass Valley : Mrs. M. Andrews, Nevada City, best deor mat, $1.50. es B. Taylor, Reugh and Ready, best display hermetically sealed fruits, $4. . Miss Ida Marion, {trass Valley, paintings, family of cats and basket of pansies, $4. Unknown exhibitor, six pencil sketches, $?-50. Ec Kansas has’ issued an appeal for seed wheat or meney to buy it for farmers in the westerm part of the State. S Ir has’ been estimated that not less than 50,000 persons will push into the Cherokee Strip om the I6th of September, . Any person who, within the county of Ne=One-half of the moneys collected for. fines 2 '. ing has been resumed in the Smarteville disran in twosectiens. It is now rather heavy . naiaeieiiieeepage ee eee THE CIRCUS AT GRASS VALLEY. Same Highhandedoess as It Was Here. The Telegraph says: There is always a cra.wd of hangers on follow a circus and wom you want te shun ag you would a rattle snake. It has been the policy (not the dsity) of the papers from time immemorial to warn the citizens of this great and free re public to beware ofthe man with the shell an d pea, and varions,other appliances, and ta keep your coat buttoned up to your chin, er you may leave the “great aggregation” a wiser and poorer man. The games were running full blast last evening. Aan Italian, we could not learn his name, after being repeatedly advised to let the game alone, lest twenty dollars. It was the idea of getting rich for nothing. . ‘You give me twenty dollars'and I will return you two hundred,” said the circus man, and the “Say” handed ever the money. Then ‘the circus men raised a disturbance among .themselves and the man who received the twenty dollars was lest in the crowd. To say the Italian was mad does not begin to express it, but it was all his own fault. Another youag man had-a ten—dollar piece snatched out of his hand. That was ‘all, He is minus ten dollars. Union: The side show ef this great attraction was the acme of swindling. The fat boy and a monkey with sore eyes, a tattooed Tian, and a woman with the ‘“‘snakes” held yourattention while the rest :of the freaks tried to sell ‘you $20 for $5. ‘lhe “annex” of this circus would have exhibited several cannibals from the wild of Darkest Africa er some other suburb ef this city, but the young fellow who were hired to impersonate these. wi!d tien failed to show up in time, ——————_++@e+ THE MINING COUNTIES, What Some . Vulleyites Saw and Said of , Nevada County. -_Geo.-B, Harden-and son=_W: A. Hamp= _. ten, W. N. Herd and Dennis Lengill, a} mining expert,chave returned frem Placer and Nevada counties and other points in the eastern part-of the State; says the Max= well Phoenix. They viewed the claims -at Poker Bend, on Bear River, near Colfax, . located-by J. W. Cook of Maxwell and James Sullivan of Colusa. -Phey have taken aut considerable dirt which” shows good color gnd-the prospects age that the claim will pay big returns when work has commenced. In conversation with Mr. Harden on “Tuesday, he stated that Grass “Valley and Nevada City are—two-ofthe liveliest towns on the coast and nearly 2000 men are employéd in the mines in that vicinity. , Meuey is plentiful, times are lively, “vary: body seems happy and contented and’ the future is indeed promising. Hydraulic mintrict, the excavations of former yaars being now utilized as a dumping ground for debris; As soon as work has. been actively commenced, restraining dams will be constructed The Thieving Game Carried on There. With the or Geueral later (a the Readers. of the to Dally Transeript. ‘here about the 15th for the World's Fair, LOCAL ITEMS. — ; The, Athletic Clu will hold an election of officers this evening. = Manager Kidder thinks one of the dis. abled engines will be on the track “by tomorrow. An assessment of two cents per share has been levied by. the Brunswick Mining Cempany of Grass Valley. C. F. Lobecker, the Grass Valley tailor, has gone to Los Gatos to take the Keeley Cure. All Good Templars are requested to meet in Odd Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o’clock Friday, evening, to attend the gold medal contest. _ The railread hands say that none ef the lions Lelenging to the circus were killed in the accident yesterday, and that none escaped. from the cage. ‘nie There has been quite a display of lightning the past two nights and the temperatare has been down almost to the freezing . Soins, : A new jewelry store, in connection with be opened in a few days in the Transcript building, in the room lately occupied ‘by Brown & Evans’ saloon. ‘ Mike Sewey, who was sentenced to the county jail for eight days, paid $6 of the fine and was discharged after serving twe days,The Sunset Telephone Company does not seem to care much fer their interests in this county. . They continue to build lines in other parts of the State, but do not seem in any hurry to give Nevada Oity and Grass Valley the promised facilities, “ The Providence Mining Company give notice in another column that hereafter all bills against the mine must be handed in to Superintendent Davis on or before the first Saturday of each month, at «hich time they will be audited. Bills not handed in at the above time will lay over until the money get your bills in on time. —_————— 90 PERSONAL, Social and Other Notes About People Old.aad Prof. Guy Stokes isin town. eo Ww. Floyd teqves this week for ‘the World’s Fair, ' Mrs, J. L. Holland and children are visiting friends in San Francisco. =. Miss Mary Maloney went te Sacramento today to attend the State Fair. : Mrs. J. B. Meagher and family ef Virginja City are here on a visit, : : ing a few days, : Joseph Fleming and wife expect to leave “Albert Su Il avd Phil ScadJen have gone to San Francisco for a brief visit, : C. D. Bastin af Graniteville arrived here last evening on his way home from below soas to keep the debris out of the Yuba river. The resumption of hydraulic mining means thousands of dollars of the p ecious metal to eur State and it is. contidently hope 1 that onr farmers aad miners can agree upon some united mode of action. Mr. Hare den also noted the'fact that the territory , Which a few years ago was barren of all vegetation today blossoms as che rose. A pre~ gressive class of settlers have located on the mountains, in the vales and vaileys and on every side one sees comfortable homes surrounded hy gardens, orchards and stretches of grain lands. Water and proper cultivation ‘has aecomplished this wonderful change and naturally the people up that way are strong irrigationists, Ab era of prosperity pervades the entire section and a happy, contented people enjoy life to their hearts content. : RDO Re ee THE GO\D HOPE MINE a Everything Booming at tho Cabbage Patoh Listriet. Tidings: William Pascoe, President of the Good Hope Mining Company and Wm. Eddy, one of the principal owners, came up from their mine near Cabbage Patch Tuesday. The gentlemen report that evérything is looking fine in their vicinity. ‘The company vow haye their four-stamp mill engagel in crushing ore, which is yielding handsomely. , The shaft is now down about one hundred feet and thele ge holds good. They are now engaged in sorting out some ore to send to the Selby Smelting work, all of which will pay $20 per ‘ton and over. Several San Francisco capitalists have recontly examined the mine and have become stockholders in the company, whe intend soon to begin sinking of anew three-departmill has been-found inadequate and a new ten-stamp mill with all modern improviments will soon take place. anette ll deinen Kow Last Night, Union: A row took plate last night be~ tween Jos. Silva, a saloon keeper, and Adolph Ruck, during which it is said Silva drew-a pistol onRuck. The latter took it away from him, but afterwards Nightwatchmen Shoemaker took the weapon. Both have been placed under arrest, 06 Tue family of General U. S. Grant held areunion Sunday week at Cornwall on the Hudson, N. Y. NS (eae eh BarrHotvt, the fanious French ,sculptor, arrived at New York the other day en his way to the World’s Fair. Woman troubled with headache, will find ener : = = Simmons Liver Regulater relieves and cures, ment shaft ou,the ground. The four—stamp . J. Gilbert and daughter and Miss Myrtle Harp, of North San Juan, are spending’ few days here. J. H. Herold of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train: ffe intends to make this place his future home. Mrs, Ri H. Bliss of Camptonville arrived herétast evening from San Francisco on her way home. : 8. J. Eckman, W. G. Cook and W. 8. Pardy, of Sau Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way to Sierra county, Mrs. Wa. Fogarty of Downieville arrived here last eveniing from San Francisco on her way home, : W. H. Widman, the genial secretary of the Providence Mining Company, left on the noon train today fer San Francisco. sce SSeS HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrtvals. 8. C. Bivens, Bloonitield, W. H. Radford, «©. Jergensen, Relief Hill, C, Jepson & wife, * J. R. Jones, es R. Thomas, Birchville, H_ Place, Washington, W, J. Rogers, Grass Valley, J. Gilbert, San Juan, Miss M, Harp, San ‘Suan, Mrs, J. Penrose, Derbec, J. F. McCarthy, Dutch Flat, J. H. Herold. San Francisco, A. Blakie, Lincoln, — C. Guinn, “ E. A. Norton, San Francisco, L.R. Prescott, Washington, H. Huckins, San Juan. P. F. Brunstetter, Grass Valley, 8. McCarty, Railroad. — National Exchange. Geo. W, Dunster, Truckea, D. Tuttle, Downie ile, * T. Bourne, Pleasant Valley, H. S. Tayler, Camptonviile, R. H. Blair, Sacramen'‘o, Jones, San Francisco, H. Mather, bd W. Radford, — «* D. McIntosh, « A.G Dennett, « *. T. Blaikie, ««— G, J, Bicht, « A. J. Eckman, « W.G. Cook, « WY Pardy, ba) Mrs. Fogarty, * . J. H. Herold, E. W. Eliman, « J. 8. McBride, San Juan, J. Murphy, San Jose Mine, Rev. J. J. Massie, Dewnieville, J. Witter, Kentucky Flat, G, Scheurman, Sacramento, F. A. Sieke, as D. Moore, Graniteville, C.D. Eastin, « Mrs, P.-H_ Bliss, Camptonville, EB. Piper, Anthony House, F. Congdon, Smartsville, W. E. West, Grass Valley, W. J. Downie, Oakland, O. P. Davis, Central House, 8. Miller & wife, Howland Flat, C. H. Godfrey, Delhi Mine, Hartman & Dulac’s tailoring parlors, will . : following tirst Saturday. If you want your ~~ -&t the Congregational Church, Grass Va'= ley, September 6th, by: Rev. L.-J. Garver, 7 : George Zink of Nevada City to Misa Maud AN ence The . Of, d Tremewan of Grass Valley Grass Valley, September 6th, hy Rev. L. J. oMrs. F. Penrose of Derbec is here spend. Garver, George L. Williams to Miss Laara ‘Ayer'sPills H, Pengelly, Delhi Mi 'e, = ee ee -& Bunaway. The horse, belonging to Wells, F argo & Co., attached to the express wagon, became frightened at the engine this morning and ran away. The express matter was dumped into the s.reet, and wagon badly damaged. Size of Nails. ~ building nails, net finger nails: A Threepenny 1.25 in. long. .420 per Ih, Pourpenny 1.3 “ "989 8% 6 Fivepenny 1.75 “. * . ° 999 « « Sixpenny 2 * 175 6 Righepexny 20 re 1 Tenpenny 2 Laer 66. Twelvep y ee eee ee . Twentyp'y 3.5 “ « Saal The lengths are. standard tor all kind:, but the number tu a pound varies with different makers and for the different kinds, as ordicary, light, and finishing nails, First Lieutenant Cassius E. Gillette, of of the Corps of Engineers, has been ordered to San Francisco and to report to the President of the California Debris Con mission. Tue impression is growing abcut the Captol at Washington that the present extra~ ordinary séssion of Congress may come to an end about the iniddle of September. Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manofacturing Company are’ offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of whith can be pro. cared at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. ‘The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize,‘ $1; and thirteen consolation prizesof 50 cents each, nines === Gill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee “Hive Grocery ‘Store has concluded to introduce to his crsto.ners the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. ‘Try en, They g° well with Shasta lemonade, jas = 466-o Residence Lot For Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at ‘TRANaCRIPT office, a8-t£. Bi sen, eaenedeen ce At Grass Valley, September 6th, to Orrin Perrin and wife, a son. des MARRIED. At North Bloomfield, Sept. 6:h, b Rev. J. Sims, J. K. Dayidsop to Miss ilda. ‘Near Bantist Mountain, September ‘5 h, by Rev. L. J. Garver, Miss Jennie A. Thomas of this county to Alfred Martin of San Francisco. -~ ao At the residence of the bride’s parents, Eddy, both of Grasm Valley. ——— The following are the standard tise of . loaded into the wagon and this afternoon ‘. the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald,. day night. If a customer deduring the twenty-five weeks, ‘The Fruit-CanningSeason diately. .A’ roomy, well built house, with modern improvements, located on a fine lot on one of the’ best streets and close to Nevada City's. busiAfter thé Cream, W. B. Meek and John Horwege, of Camptonville, and A. K. Post of Pike City arrived here today with a six-horse team. They came after the 100 gallons of ice-cream which A. Tam made for the Native Sons’ celebration at Camptenville on Saturday. -. The frozen delicacy, properly packed, was the team started back. About forty Natives from this city will attend the celebration, some leaving tonight, the rest in the morning. A big time is in store. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in well presiding : . Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley, et al. Motion for new trial denied. . Estate.of George G. Allan, decaased. Decree of settlement of aceount and final distribution. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtLiul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, LL Do Not Pay (OF FOR A Harness WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE FOR $1 A WEEK ! oo JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for $i a week on installments, payable at each and every Saturday night. There is a drawing of one harness every Satursires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference. 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1 : 2) . a "Now, David Fulton Douglass, having an— . i . . GHE GRANSGRIPT TRURSDAY EVENING, SEP1., 7, '93. AT HIS. HEAD. A Man With Brief Authority Thioks He Is Cock -of the Walk. } — Sheriff Douglass publishes a card in this morning's issue of the Grass Valley Union, in relation to the gambling games that were so openly conducted at the*cireus grounds on Monday afternoon and evening. That usually very vigilant official claims that he didall in his power to prevent gambling there and to protect the people from the base impositions that were practiced upon them by the thieving manipulators of the shell game. He alleges that. he sent Under Sheriff Neagle and Deputy Sheriff Pascoe out to keep ‘ta close watch on the circus, but no gambling or swindling of any kind was going on while they were there. We are ot the opinion that the officers ‘didn’t look very close, or they would have! seen the shell games running in the side show, as there is no getting away from the fact that they were conducted both. during the afternoon and evening, and ina very bold manner at that. , a The Sheriff says he was not able to visit the circus personally. At least 500 peaple know this. to be a misstatement, as Mr. Douglass did attend the circus Monday evening and was chaperoned about the big tent by one of the:managers of the show. _ He says in his card that the Transcript reporter should have notified the officers who the guilty parties were. We were not aware before that it is the special duty of a hewspaper man to hunt up crime and make complaint to'the officers. _ We wil! examine the Code, and if we find that we are mistaken as te onr duties we will hereafter netify the Sheriff of everything we hear ‘or see of a criminal nature. The thievery that -was carried on at the circus in the afternoon was common talk en the streets an hour later, and we. believe information of the fact reached the Sheriff's office about-as avon as it did anywhere else. : Mee “Tt-Sheritf Douglass made the-mistake of allowing the offenders to escape arrest, he ~ should gracefully” acknowledge the corn, instead of trying to shift the—blameupon his deputies first and then upen the TraySCRIPT reporter, and above all sheuld confine himself strictly te the truth. After takitig a determined stand against gambling. itis surprising that he should let such a rascally; set of blacklegs pull the wool over his eyes. swered your card, will you be kind enough to answer the following questions : Have you been coinpelled to increase the size of your hat since you were appointed Sheriff ? How comes it that you did not close up the wheel of fortune game at the Park on Thursday, Friday and Saturday? Of course you caused the arrest of the parties on Wed. ' nesday; but the game was kept up the balNevada County's Regu. “tious Tor the Preserva}) j os , Th. © GAME LAW. ~~, tiow of Wik ete: The game law of Nevada co: Wty teade as follows: ., : ce Section I, Every person w.bo, Within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first day of. March and the first day of October in each year, shall ‘bunt, "kill, pursue, take or destroy any valley quail shall.be guilty of a misdemeanor. Every person who within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first-day of March and the first day of Sep. tember of each year shall hunt, pursue, take, kill or destroy mountain quail, -shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Every person who, within the county of Nevada, State of California, shall take, gather or destroy the eggs of any quail or dove, shall be guilty of 4 misdemeanor. Every person, who, within the county of Nevada, State of California, between the first of March and the first day of July in each year, shail bunt, pursue, take, kill er destroy doves shall be guilty ef a misdemeanor. Every person whe, in the county of Névada, State of California, shall between the first day of December and andthe first day September of each year, hunt, take, pursue, kill or destroy any male deer, sha'l be guilty of a misdemeanor, vada, State of California, shall auy at time, hunt, pursue, take, kill ‘or destrey any spotted fawn, shall be guilty of a misdeméanor. : Secrion II. Any person found guilty of a violation of any of the provisions of the foregoing Section J, shall be fined a sum of not less than twenty dollars or more “than three hundred dollars, or be iniprisoned in the county jail’at Nevada City, Nevada county, Califoruia, not less than ten days nor mere than two hundred gndfifty days, or be punished by both such fine and ime prisonment. for violations of this section shall be paid to ''the informant, and one-half into the county Treasurer. + 100-4 New Store. We will open a new dry and fancy goods store in the Hussey building, opposite the Union-Hotel,; Main street; Nevada City, on Saturday Sept. 16th. The store is being fitted up in magnificent style, and our stock will be composed of the latest and most fashionable: . guede-ever ~-brought~ to~ this market. Our prices will be as low .as apy in the State. We hope by strict attention to business, and polite attention to all castomers to merit a fair share of the trade of Nevada City aud ounty. Othér announcements will be made through the press in a few days. Very Respectfully, I. Reicu & Co, Main street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City. —— 's7-tf. : 006 HEAVY EASTERN TRAVEL. . = ance of the week. Was it because one of the lessees of the track told you if you did he-would-beat—you for the nemination for Sheriff? Of course that was not the reason, but a denial from you would please ‘your friends. :Did you not know that’ the reason the "circus man was cavorting around with you by the arm was for the purpose-of diverting your attention from the thieving gambling that was going on in the amall tent ? Do you not know that gambling is going on nightly in the Chinese quarters, sometimes all night? If it isa good law against white men, why should it not be against Chinamen? Why this partiality ? Do you not think it strange that almost everybody who attended the ciicus knew the thieving gambliag games were going on, except yourself, who was there pro pria persona ? Why do you single ont the Transcript for attack when every paper published in Nevada county printed in brief an account of the swindling gambling games that were allowed to goon? ¢ ; Do you think that we empley our reporter te go around amd hunt criminals, when Nevada county pays you te de that business? You are fooled if you think so,, If in our article we censured you er the Sheriff's office, will you point out the word or sentence to that effect? You knew such @ statement is untrue. Now, David F ulton Douglass, after you have answered the above questions fairly and squarely we will ask you a few dozen more, In closing we would say that the columns of the Transcript are open to you, free of charge, to answer the ubove questions. en areddee ea Matrimonial. — The marriage of Miss Janie Thomas, eld— est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, te Mr. Alfred Martin of San Francisco, took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, near this city. Rev. ‘Mr. Garver of the Grass Valley Congregational _ Church performed the ceremony. After the nuptial knet had been tied a fine wedding breakfast was served, About fifty persons were present. Joseph Thomas, Jr., and Miss Edith Hoskins, and Johnson Thomas and Miss Hattie Thomas stood up with the happy pair. The bride isa very estimable young lady, and the groom is-said to be a most worthy gentlemen. Mrs. Martin was the recipient of many beautiful presents. The young couple left on the 5:55 train yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, where they will make their home. They have the best wishes of a host of friends. Simmons Lrvex Requiaror is my only family medicine.—Rev, J. M. Rollius, Fairfield, Va, : ee People Taking Advantage of the Reduced Rail cae The reduction of railroad fares to $80 for the round trip to Chicago and return has had the éffect of greatly increasing overland travel. Speaking of the effect of the reduction, the San Francisco Chronicle says: ‘A rush of travel to the East has set in within the last few days. All the ticket offices are doing a lively business, although the direct lines te Chicago have the call. For some reason the tide of travel begar to swell at the moment the new $80 World's Fair rate went inte effect. ‘Fer the past few days the Gentral Pacific express has been pulling out with seven to eight sleepers—generally eight—and the travel ison the increase. If it gets much heavier the overland express will have to be hauling to make good time and connections, Carrying so many passengers also overcrowds the capacity of the dining car and causes delay and discomfort. ‘Two sections would necessitate ‘two dining cars, and the prospect is that it will come to that pretty soon. “On. Thursday the dining car between San Francisco and Sacrau.ento will be replaced by one of more modern équipment and larger capacity. The ‘Castle Crag’ will be the first diner to. go out under the mew arrangement. “Freights are looking up a little, but grain is still slow moving to tide water.” ——-+ 80+ Suckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required: It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o1 money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. ———+ +60 Unealled For. The following premiums awarded at the District Fair have not beer called for, but can be obtained of Charles H. Mitchell, Superintendent. of the Pavilion, at the Union office, Grass Valley : Mrs. M. Andrews, Nevada City, best deor mat, $1.50. es B. Taylor, Reugh and Ready, best display hermetically sealed fruits, $4. . Miss Ida Marion, {trass Valley, paintings, family of cats and basket of pansies, $4. Unknown exhibitor, six pencil sketches, $?-50. Ec Kansas has’ issued an appeal for seed wheat or meney to buy it for farmers in the westerm part of the State. S Ir has’ been estimated that not less than 50,000 persons will push into the Cherokee Strip om the I6th of September, . Any person who, within the county of Ne=One-half of the moneys collected for. fines 2 '. ing has been resumed in the Smarteville disran in twosectiens. It is now rather heavy . naiaeieiiieeepage ee eee THE CIRCUS AT GRASS VALLEY. Same Highhandedoess as It Was Here. The Telegraph says: There is always a cra.wd of hangers on follow a circus and wom you want te shun ag you would a rattle snake. It has been the policy (not the dsity) of the papers from time immemorial to warn the citizens of this great and free re public to beware ofthe man with the shell an d pea, and varions,other appliances, and ta keep your coat buttoned up to your chin, er you may leave the “great aggregation” a wiser and poorer man. The games were running full blast last evening. Aan Italian, we could not learn his name, after being repeatedly advised to let the game alone, lest twenty dollars. It was the idea of getting rich for nothing. . ‘You give me twenty dollars'and I will return you two hundred,” said the circus man, and the “Say” handed ever the money. Then ‘the circus men raised a disturbance among .themselves and the man who received the twenty dollars was lest in the crowd. To say the Italian was mad does not begin to express it, but it was all his own fault. Another youag man had-a ten—dollar piece snatched out of his hand. That was ‘all, He is minus ten dollars. Union: The side show ef this great attraction was the acme of swindling. The fat boy and a monkey with sore eyes, a tattooed Tian, and a woman with the ‘“‘snakes” held yourattention while the rest :of the freaks tried to sell ‘you $20 for $5. ‘lhe “annex” of this circus would have exhibited several cannibals from the wild of Darkest Africa er some other suburb ef this city, but the young fellow who were hired to impersonate these. wi!d tien failed to show up in time, ——————_++@e+ THE MINING COUNTIES, What Some . Vulleyites Saw and Said of , Nevada County. -_Geo.-B, Harden-and son=_W: A. Hamp= _. ten, W. N. Herd and Dennis Lengill, a} mining expert,chave returned frem Placer and Nevada counties and other points in the eastern part-of the State; says the Max= well Phoenix. They viewed the claims -at Poker Bend, on Bear River, near Colfax, . located-by J. W. Cook of Maxwell and James Sullivan of Colusa. -Phey have taken aut considerable dirt which” shows good color gnd-the prospects age that the claim will pay big returns when work has commenced. In conversation with Mr. Harden on “Tuesday, he stated that Grass “Valley and Nevada City are—two-ofthe liveliest towns on the coast and nearly 2000 men are employéd in the mines in that vicinity. , Meuey is plentiful, times are lively, “vary: body seems happy and contented and’ the future is indeed promising. Hydraulic mintrict, the excavations of former yaars being now utilized as a dumping ground for debris; As soon as work has. been actively commenced, restraining dams will be constructed The Thieving Game Carried on There. With the or Geueral later (a the Readers. of the to Dally Transeript. ‘here about the 15th for the World's Fair, LOCAL ITEMS. — ; The, Athletic Clu will hold an election of officers this evening. = Manager Kidder thinks one of the dis. abled engines will be on the track “by tomorrow. An assessment of two cents per share has been levied by. the Brunswick Mining Cempany of Grass Valley. C. F. Lobecker, the Grass Valley tailor, has gone to Los Gatos to take the Keeley Cure. All Good Templars are requested to meet in Odd Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o’clock Friday, evening, to attend the gold medal contest. _ The railread hands say that none ef the lions Lelenging to the circus were killed in the accident yesterday, and that none escaped. from the cage. ‘nie There has been quite a display of lightning the past two nights and the temperatare has been down almost to the freezing . Soins, : A new jewelry store, in connection with be opened in a few days in the Transcript building, in the room lately occupied ‘by Brown & Evans’ saloon. ‘ Mike Sewey, who was sentenced to the county jail for eight days, paid $6 of the fine and was discharged after serving twe days,The Sunset Telephone Company does not seem to care much fer their interests in this county. . They continue to build lines in other parts of the State, but do not seem in any hurry to give Nevada Oity and Grass Valley the promised facilities, “ The Providence Mining Company give notice in another column that hereafter all bills against the mine must be handed in to Superintendent Davis on or before the first Saturday of each month, at «hich time they will be audited. Bills not handed in at the above time will lay over until the money get your bills in on time. —_————— 90 PERSONAL, Social and Other Notes About People Old.aad Prof. Guy Stokes isin town. eo Ww. Floyd teqves this week for ‘the World’s Fair, ' Mrs, J. L. Holland and children are visiting friends in San Francisco. =. Miss Mary Maloney went te Sacramento today to attend the State Fair. : Mrs. J. B. Meagher and family ef Virginja City are here on a visit, : : ing a few days, : Joseph Fleming and wife expect to leave “Albert Su Il avd Phil ScadJen have gone to San Francisco for a brief visit, : C. D. Bastin af Graniteville arrived here last evening on his way home from below soas to keep the debris out of the Yuba river. The resumption of hydraulic mining means thousands of dollars of the p ecious metal to eur State and it is. contidently hope 1 that onr farmers aad miners can agree upon some united mode of action. Mr. Hare den also noted the'fact that the territory , Which a few years ago was barren of all vegetation today blossoms as che rose. A pre~ gressive class of settlers have located on the mountains, in the vales and vaileys and on every side one sees comfortable homes surrounded hy gardens, orchards and stretches of grain lands. Water and proper cultivation ‘has aecomplished this wonderful change and naturally the people up that way are strong irrigationists, Ab era of prosperity pervades the entire section and a happy, contented people enjoy life to their hearts content. : RDO Re ee THE GO\D HOPE MINE a Everything Booming at tho Cabbage Patoh Listriet. Tidings: William Pascoe, President of the Good Hope Mining Company and Wm. Eddy, one of the principal owners, came up from their mine near Cabbage Patch Tuesday. The gentlemen report that evérything

is looking fine in their vicinity. ‘The company vow haye their four-stamp mill engagel in crushing ore, which is yielding handsomely. , The shaft is now down about one hundred feet and thele ge holds good. They are now engaged in sorting out some ore to send to the Selby Smelting work, all of which will pay $20 per ‘ton and over. Several San Francisco capitalists have recontly examined the mine and have become stockholders in the company, whe intend soon to begin sinking of anew three-departmill has been-found inadequate and a new ten-stamp mill with all modern improviments will soon take place. anette ll deinen Kow Last Night, Union: A row took plate last night be~ tween Jos. Silva, a saloon keeper, and Adolph Ruck, during which it is said Silva drew-a pistol onRuck. The latter took it away from him, but afterwards Nightwatchmen Shoemaker took the weapon. Both have been placed under arrest, 06 Tue family of General U. S. Grant held areunion Sunday week at Cornwall on the Hudson, N. Y. NS (eae eh BarrHotvt, the fanious French ,sculptor, arrived at New York the other day en his way to the World’s Fair. Woman troubled with headache, will find ener : = = Simmons Liver Regulater relieves and cures, ment shaft ou,the ground. The four—stamp . J. Gilbert and daughter and Miss Myrtle Harp, of North San Juan, are spending’ few days here. J. H. Herold of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train: ffe intends to make this place his future home. Mrs, Ri H. Bliss of Camptonville arrived herétast evening from San Francisco on her way home. : 8. J. Eckman, W. G. Cook and W. 8. Pardy, of Sau Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way to Sierra county, Mrs. Wa. Fogarty of Downieville arrived here last eveniing from San Francisco on her way home, : W. H. Widman, the genial secretary of the Providence Mining Company, left on the noon train today fer San Francisco. sce SSeS HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrtvals. 8. C. Bivens, Bloonitield, W. H. Radford, «©. Jergensen, Relief Hill, C, Jepson & wife, * J. R. Jones, es R. Thomas, Birchville, H_ Place, Washington, W, J. Rogers, Grass Valley, J. Gilbert, San Juan, Miss M, Harp, San ‘Suan, Mrs, J. Penrose, Derbec, J. F. McCarthy, Dutch Flat, J. H. Herold. San Francisco, A. Blakie, Lincoln, — C. Guinn, “ E. A. Norton, San Francisco, L.R. Prescott, Washington, H. Huckins, San Juan. P. F. Brunstetter, Grass Valley, 8. McCarty, Railroad. — National Exchange. Geo. W, Dunster, Truckea, D. Tuttle, Downie ile, * T. Bourne, Pleasant Valley, H. S. Tayler, Camptonviile, R. H. Blair, Sacramen'‘o, Jones, San Francisco, H. Mather, bd W. Radford, — «* D. McIntosh, « A.G Dennett, « *. T. Blaikie, ««— G, J, Bicht, « A. J. Eckman, « W.G. Cook, « WY Pardy, ba) Mrs. Fogarty, * . J. H. Herold, E. W. Eliman, « J. 8. McBride, San Juan, J. Murphy, San Jose Mine, Rev. J. J. Massie, Dewnieville, J. Witter, Kentucky Flat, G, Scheurman, Sacramento, F. A. Sieke, as D. Moore, Graniteville, C.D. Eastin, « Mrs, P.-H_ Bliss, Camptonville, EB. Piper, Anthony House, F. Congdon, Smartsville, W. E. West, Grass Valley, W. J. Downie, Oakland, O. P. Davis, Central House, 8. Miller & wife, Howland Flat, C. H. Godfrey, Delhi Mine, Hartman & Dulac’s tailoring parlors, will . : following tirst Saturday.. If you want your ~~ -&t the Congregational Church, Grass Va'= ley, September 6th, by: Rev. L.-J. Garver, 7 : George Zink of Nevada City to Misa Maud AN ence The . Of, d Tremewan of Grass Valley Grass Valley, September 6th, hy Rev. L. J. oMrs. F. Penrose of Derbec is here spend. Garver, George L. Williams to Miss Laara ‘Ayer'sPills H, Pengelly, Delhi Mi 'e, = ee ee -& Bunaway. The horse, belonging to Wells, F argo & Co., attached to the express wagon, became frightened at the engine this morning and ran away. The express matter was dumped into the s.reet, and wagon badly damaged. Size of Nails. ~ building nails, net finger nails: A Threepenny 1.25 in. long.. .420 per Ih, Pourpenny 1.3 “ "989 8% 6 Fivepenny 1.75 “. * . ° 999 « « Sixpenny 2 * 175 6 Righepexny 20 re 1 Tenpenny 2 Laer 66.. Twelvep y ee eee ee . Twentyp'y 3.5 “ « Saal The lengths are. standard tor all kind:, but the number tu a pound varies with different makers and for the different kinds, as ordicary, light, and finishing nails, First Lieutenant Cassius E. Gillette, of of the Corps of Engineers, has been ordered to San Francisco and to report to the President of the California Debris Con mission. Tue impression is growing abcut the Captol at Washington that the present extra~ ordinary séssion of Congress may come to an end about the iniddle of September. Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manofacturing Company are’ offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of whith can be pro. cared at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. ‘The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize,‘ $1; and thirteen consolation prizesof 50 cents each, nines === Gill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee “Hive Grocery ‘Store has concluded to introduce to his crsto.ners the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. ‘Try en, They g° well with Shasta lemonade, jas = 466-o Residence Lot For Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at ‘TRANaCRIPT office, a8-t£. Bi sen, eaenedeen ce At Grass Valley, September 6th, to Orrin Perrin and wife, a son. des MARRIED. At North Bloomfield, Sept. 6:h, b Rev. J. Sims, J. K. Dayidsop to Miss ilda. ‘Near Bantist Mountain, September ‘5 h, by Rev. L. J. Garver, Miss Jennie A. Thomas of this county to Alfred Martin of San Francisco. -~ ao At the residence of the bride’s parents, Eddy, both of Grasm Valley. ——— The following are the standard tise of . loaded into the wagon and this afternoon ‘. the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald,. day night. If a customer deduring the twenty-five weeks, ‘The Fruit-CanningSeason diately. .A’ roomy, well built house, with modern improvements, located on a fine lot on one of the’ best streets and close to Nevada City's. busiAfter thé Cream, W. B. Meek and John Horwege, of Camptonville, and A. K. Post of Pike City arrived here today with a six-horse team. They came after the 100 gallons of ice-cream which A. Tam made for the Native Sons’ celebration at Camptenville on Saturday. -. The frozen delicacy, properly packed, was the team started back. About forty Natives from this city will attend the celebration, some leaving tonight, the rest in the morning. A big time is in store. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in well presiding : . Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley, et al. Motion for new trial denied. . Estate.of George G. Allan, decaased. Decree of settlement of aceount and final distribution. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtLiul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, LL Do Not Pay (OF FOR A Harness WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE FOR $1 A WEEK ! oo JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for $i a week on installments, payable at each and every Saturday night. There is a drawing of one harness every Satursires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference. It is no humbug; each and every’ man has to get-a new harness of anything.in his line. to the value of $5. Must be disposed of imimethe facean form, write “CONSTIPATION. Is called the “Father of Diseases.” _It is.caused by a Torpid Liver, and is generaily accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully REGULATOR It is. a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “(My wife distressed with tion aad coughing, lowed with Bleeding Piles. oe io sive snteahr aiierear peice sees and flesh.” W. B. Lauran, Dalene oe pee used Simm Li Regulator for Constinabes of. iy Bowels, cnawed by temporary ment of the Liver, and always with decided benefit.’ Himam ‘W. Justice of Georgia. HEAVEN EARTH: Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So ktus have pure hearts, begautifnl flowe rs, houses, birds—nay, ‘beautiful women. 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Their effect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being: especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels, buy one of the pleasantest homes at the county seat. ness center. is a first-class Opportunity to Enquire of I, J. ROLFE, Nevaca City Cal Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache ; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. They are taken ° with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, pel meager the ees of ee verges t , indigestion, sluggishness of the exhibit them, with the wesnty decensed, to business of said estute, in a ag Ae Ne-Jh vade. Ak A Calland examine th [Admintatratrix of Estate of William Wolf’ de‘ong ‘ext door tp ene at my house Notice to Creditors, —— physicians and druggists, as the . 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