September 9, 1885 (4 pages)

I é ia h — ~~ State F 8 ‘The Daily ‘Transcript 18 PUBLISHED © Daily, Mondays Excepted. POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. ival and departure of the mails from po tasks City Postoifice until further notice: ARRIVES Via a UCT ENDED 1:05 PM. 9: 57a, M. pinned Hina eceneee 1:05 P M, 6:03 P M Western (S. Sac.) 5:20a.M. 9:57 4 M Grass Vailey... 1:05 P.M. 6:03 P.M. Grasa Valley. «os 5320.4. M, 9:57 A M Colfax::.0 sesees. 5:204. mM. 6:03 P u Sierra City,‘via N. San Juan, ptonville and cedar we t Sunbp apiartrtoa 9 p.m. 65:40PM Blue Tent, N. Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and > eee ioe daily, (Sun ex2 ce 4 Gain Weiss 5:404,” 2 PF. M Washington and Thuedayennd Sataon cena «+. 6:00 A, M. 11:00 a. M. WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. Tuehundred dollar premium which was awarded to H. B. Nichols, and which he gave back to thé: Fair Association as a con tribution, was not for the best horse exhibited at the Park, as stated yesterday, but for the best animal. That animal is a Holstein bull named Tehama. ———_A corRESsPoNDENT of the San Francisco Bulletin who attended the Fair here last week wrote back to his paper that the Pavilion exhibition was ‘‘so unlike that at maby country fairs that it seems like a\small edition of the Mechanic# Institute Fair in San Francis.” ; p Ppuge ascatel Cuas."2. Mumnoy, County Supervisor, and District Attorney Long g@to Sacramento to-day to confer/with the State Board of Equalimtion on the subject of taxation ii this county. Assessor Colling vill accompany them. Tue ralroad company is selling round. ti) excursion tick ets to the . at Sacramento:—They will be god up to and including the 21s§ nst., at tae following rates: Bom Nevada City, $6 50; from Gu 8 Valley, $6. Joun Baciaauurr returned Mon. day nightirom a visit to Italy. He had been gone since the first of last April, and all his Nevada City friends age glad to see him home again. TEN CENIs will purchase a bottle of Alma Shoe Dressing, Bixby’s Royal Polish, or Brown’s French Dressing for ladies and_ children shoes, at the Standard Shoe Company. ag6-tf _-— e Joun Werry has been appointed resident agent at this city for the Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Christchurch, New Zealand. Tae Citizens Bank at this city has declared dividend No. 19, payable tomorrow. This’ institution is in a flourishing condition. Mr. MicHe.t will give a dance atthe Theatre Saturday. evening, Sept. 12. Music by Goyne’s orchestra. All invited. 88-td “Nevapa county is fairly well represented at the State Fair by horticultural, agricultural and mining exhibits. Tue trial of the Hart and Hilgott cases in Justice Sowden’s court has been postponed till next Saturday. For your photographs, go to Ancrew Price’s. gallery below Postoffice, Broad street, Nevada City. eae + B9tf . wArreNTion is called to the advertisement of J. A. Graham, proprietor of the Union Livery Stable. W. H. Crawrorp is repairing and rebuilding the sidewalks around his residence property. Car. Seeby, who is inthe employ of W. T. Garratt & Co,, San Francisco, is in town. Cuar.es Grimes leaves to-mor-. row forSacramento to attend the State Fair. Lanse) Quick Werk. John Wadsworth, who picked O. D. Campbell’s pocket ofa gold watch at this city Saturday “night, and was on ~ Monday morning ‘bound over to be tried for grand perior Wourt yesterday forenoonHe pleaded guilty, waived time for~pronouncing judgment, and was sentenced to tree years imprisonment™~in San Wadsworth claims he formerly lived in this county, working in ee en ~s. The Lucky Number. The drawing for the Singer sewing machine offered at raffle . ‘by Mrs. B. T. Jose took place’ yesterday afternoon at the TRaNSCRIPT office. Ticket No 15 won the prize, and the holder’ of that number can get the machine by calling on Mrs. Jose. ~ ROSH HASHANAH. Commencement of the © Jewish New Year—The Great Festival. The Jewish New Year, 5,646, begins at sunset this evening. All business places in this city under the management of our citizens of Hebrew origin will be closed from 6 o’clock torfight until the sume hour Friday night. One prominent feature of the New Year’s services is the blow‘. ing of the Shofar, the ram’s horn, -. probably intended to arouse in “. every Jewish heart a deeper love for their ancient creed by stirring up historical reminiscences. Quentin. }. Rosh hashanah is the Hebrew eqalvalent of New Year’s -day. A brief consideration of this great Hebraic festival cannot but be of general interest. It is based upon the Mosaic law, and is called, the Day of Remembrance. The Bible does not-mention the first day of the seventh “month “asa New Year’s day, and, in fact, it is known that the Israelites’ cele-brated their New. Year in spring time, and it was probably not until the arrival of Alexander the Great in Palestine that a change took place from the spring’ to the autumn season. Since that time, however, the celebration has been held in the autumn. Whether or, not the Jews in Palestine celebrated a civil or national New Year’s day about April, and a canonical New Year’sday in the month of September, is a matter that has not yet been decided to the satisfaction of the clergy: of the Jewish church. From the New Testament and Josephus we know that the New Year in Autumn time was then already in vogue .and solemnly celebrated. The Jewish doctors of the Talmudical period try to give in their writings great importance to the celebration of -this august day, and since the second exile of the Israelites and the loss of their national independence, they naturally cling with fervor and devotion to a day which brings. them together with their coreligionists to review the events of the past year. They exchange either--with mirth or-sorrow reflections and congratulations of their past experiences. The first day of “Tishri” is ushered in with prayer and thanksgiving to God, with pious and fervent prayer for the country in which the Jew finds himself and with joyful congratulations exchanged among relatives and friends. Desperate Opium Fiends. The opium fiends; lovers and the like who congregated here last week from the surrounding coun; try made things lively in Chinatown. Tbe keepers of the opium dens did not want them around for fear the police would make trouble about it, but the visitors were bound to have their appetites satisfied. at all hazards. They forced. their way into .several of the ‘dens by breaking through doors and windows, and Saturday night made two attempts to burn the settlement by starting fires with kindling ‘saturated with kerosene. Both fires were fortunately discovered almost as soon as they were lighted. ‘‘Pale Faced Harry” and Bill Watters were among the visitors there that night, and after having a smoke they departed carrying with them an opium pipe that Ah Sing had and by which .he-set great store. Ah Sing has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of the two, who hail: from the vicinity of Dutch Flat but are now supposed to be at. the State Fair. Ministerial Changes, Rey. Wm. Angwin, for some time past stationed at Downieville, has been appointed by the Conference to succeed Rev. W. B. Priddy as pastor of the M. E. Church at this. city, -Mr. Priddy going to Hollister. Rev. M. D. Buck is returned to Grass Valley. Rev. W. R. Gober is chosen as Presiding Elder of this district. Arrested for Insanity. Wm S. Shirley, a very respectable appearing man about. thirty years old,was brought to the county jail yesterday and.imprisoned to await examination on a charge larceny, Was arraigned-inm-the~Sq-} Of -being-dangerously insane:~ “He: has been. working on the South Yuba at Hoyt’s old crossing. -a omInsurance on Business PrinciplesAL the disshtisfied insurance companies have recalled their notices of withdrawal from the comae Senting $80,000,000 of capital. s8-6t Judgment for Plaintiff. In the case of. Israel F. Morey against Joseph Perrin, being a suit torecover about $600 for labor, Judge Walling has rendered’ -a judgment in fayor of plaintiff for $72.58, without costs. * . that. ‘quack stuff’ is the best and most smoked-—fortweity-seven years . 4 With Brand & McCutchan, repreAmounts Paid In. The foll6wing. amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the last fiscal month: J. F. Schroeder, road poll tax, $15. W. P. Sowden, $7.70. Dillon Sanders, redemption certificate, $5. 28. A. R. Wadsworth, justice fines, $4.49, -Gso. Hurtle; State School land, principal and interest, $141.20. F. H. MeAllister, Court reporter’s fees, $342.25. ° D. Collins, ‘personal property tax, $82.06. Caledonia Mining Company, redemption certificate, $84.31. W. E. Brown, interest on school land, $64. John Webber, rent, $25 . John A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $258.15. : Geo. Lord, Sheriff's fess; $179 80. Geo. $861.50. F. G. Beatty, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $58. F. G. Beatty, jury fees paid N. Kevern, $72. Geo. E. Robinson, Treasurer’s commissions, $1.28: Justice fines, E, Robinson, . licenses, by FIRE ON GOLD FLAT. Dwelling House Burned Yesterday Moruing—The' Insurance. At about ten o’clock yesterday morning the dwelling house of Francis May situated on Gold Fiat just below the Pittsburg mine was totally consumed by fire. Although the neighbors came to the rescue promptly, only a small portion of the furniture was saved. [t is not positively known how the fire originated, but a faulty flue probably caused it. The house, which was a story and a half in hight and well constructed, was insured together with the furniture, bedding, etc., in the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company for $775. The loss approximates $1,200. Mr. May a few months ago bought the property from John Robbins for $1,300. aed His Loss Was Her Gain; “Well madam,” said a fashionable physician to a wealthy lady patient, ‘‘if you don’t like my perscriptions perhaps you had better try Parker’s Tonic, or some other quack stuff.” ‘‘You don’t mean it Doctor,’’ she answered, ‘‘but your advice may be good for all Sometimes what you call scientific mMedivine, after all.’ She got a bottle of Parker’s Tonic and it cured her of neuralgia arising from a disordered stomach and nerves. She told her friends, and now they all keep a doctor at home in the-form of Parker’s Tonic. 1m _— oo Stranded Roughs. A few of the roughs attracted here from abroad by the Fair are still hanging around, being dead broke. and unable to get out of town unless they walk, which they are too lazy to do. ‘The most of them will bear close watching. They are the kindof fellows who will commit most any kind of lawlessness that does not require too much nerve, if they can see a few dollars in it. ates Struck It Rich. The California quartz mine, in thenorthern part of Washington district, has been paying well for some time past. Now comes the intelligence that an entirely new development has been made, and that the returns will be better than ever. This property was bonded to San Francisco parties and the bond expired a few weeks ago. o>. MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday evening, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. . D. E. Morgan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. . Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hy pophosphites, Most Beneficial in Bronchitis, Dr. J. P. Neede, Harmon Mills, N.C. says “bused:Seott’s-Emulsion in a-case of Bronchitis. of six months’ standing and the patient was well in ten days. I must confess my surprise at its dealing and strengthening powers.” Singing Contest. ny Con Francisco Beer saloon on Satur day evening. First. prize, silver cup; second prize, box cigars. Call and see the cup. 894t FS Chicago Restaurant. By Mrs. Maloney and Daughter. Commercial street, Nevada ity. Meals at.all hours. Lodgmed a =¢ a30-1lm JAN TREZEDDER. Two Gentlemen of Grass Valley Come tv the Fair. Eprror ‘Transcrret—The—following was overneard by your Humble servant. while on his way down from Nevada City, and thinking the. same was a good, plain, matter-of-fact view of the case, I\here give it for the benefit of all those interested. Billy—How art uh gitten on; Izuk? Ben tu tha raaces, hast uh? Izuk—No, yow, I ben up tu Nevada City seein thu pervilyun. Wheer’s thee ben too? B—I ben up there too, but I never seed thee there toal. ; I—I’ze thére all. the saame, canseI heerd su much ubout et, an how grand uh’s looking, and Lizze Mary sed she’d look tu thee cheldern, so I went up in the mornen an sta’d up there all day. B—Well, was in think auben,; anyhow? I—Lots aw them didn’t think much ov et. Everything weth them es Grass Valley, Grass Valley. Why, sum aw them went su feres tu say that aw waden haafsu well es Grass Valley pervilyun woz, but es jest like Tommy Martin, Jimmy Hancock, an lots aw them sed—they’r predjedished. In my pinion yow,. to tell they thu truth, aw’s twice su grand es Grass Valley woz. Aw’s fixed up better; moore taste bout et. Esjest like this, awld man; Grass Valley.peepel caan’t° fix nawthen like thee can up -there. What dest thee think ov it? B—Jes zactly like thee’s sed. I always sed: Nevada City people was fore Grass Valley for fixing up enthing, and they are twice su perlite tu strangers.» Why, enthing L ask’d thum up there they’s proud ‘to tell me. I—I fownd out thu same yow. [ ask’d uh man there weth uh ribben to his jacket uh thing ar two, an by golley aw wplained thu things tu me same es ef I woz Guvnur Stoneman or Seneter Stanford or sum au thum big fellahs. ; B—Did uh-see-that-injen—there werken that konsentrater and that thing far maken butter? I—Iss, thas thu fust thing I looked at. Aw must aw took sum trubel tu maake et. But that kaaj woz gran, too, showen the Saafty katches. They’re fine things, Billy. They awt to ah thum in Cornwall yow, tliey’d saye some skores ov lives in. uh year.’ I naw won case hoome ‘there wheer twelve men wor skat in lembs cause the ropo brok. I—But waden that masheenthere gran for menden shoos yow? . B—Thee cust bet thu life. I bleeve thu time far lap-stoones, sprigs, naales, and wex-ends es neerly gone. My golly, they got masheens for everything now. I—But thas the fust one that [ ever seed. B—I’ss, aw’s lots things more there I-neyer seed fore. It seems as if the peepel took grate interest in thu whole bizness, for they had things there from all drekshuns. B—Was uh think aw that thing there like uh steepel with all they dags, hammers, Saws, nives an nails an everything else neerly hanged up round um? ~ B.—(Dus’-na_hollu 80, Izuk, cus na see thu peepel glazen?) Thee’se mane the ’ardware. That paart ov thu bizness woz well represented. Aw’s the best ever I seed. I—{f thot the mines woz well represented there too. The quartz was looken very fine. But that caase with a glass door woz thu best. Thu speciments in that there looked grand. Why, won lil ‘bar aw gold there woz werth ; won hundred an fifty dollars. B—I seed that. But I never seed any an they waterwhee!s hvome, dest tiies? > I—No, thee’se never see enything hoome there. Tes up ta Nevada City that thase things can be seen, awid man. How uh like the fruit dep wri.n-ent—the looks ov et I man:? B—Jes’ like thu re st ov et, yow. Way up, [called it. Graapes woz fust-rate, peeches anil apoles woz very fine. But. the. great squash took all the kakes for size, butfor length thee’s have to won there five feet: long’ dedn they look. fine? pickshers ? : I—I arnt no judge oy sush j but there’s won thing that out et, a they had thum kollekted together in a room tu themselves. Now inthe Grass. Valley perlvilyun they had them intermixed with everything else. I doon’t: bleeve in that. 1 say, le’s have things arranged sistimatically like they had up tu Nevada." As far as I woz go to the kowkumber, for=uh’s-I—I shud think the flowers, too, S woz the best in the ‘kuntry. Aw, 1 Be Welly was ub.think aw.the . * “that woz that . . them was very good pickshures. The shades and kulurs woz blended tugether very well, and the distances measured fust-rate ; and sum aw them waden su good fur they looked es ef they were done by amateurs. B—Thee’se sed thee arter no judge. Looks tu me thee’se onderstand thu thing: purty well. How dest uh like thu pencil drawen? -I—I caant say nawthen bout that class, for I never -zamined them. : B—I wished Sarah Ann woz up there, for then I shud be: able tu onderstand thu drapery part aw thu bizness, but Jacob N ¥) wife sed that partov ef cut Grass Valley to pieces. : ‘ I—But I guess thee desn’t see the petrified timber, an’ taaty, an’ toad, an’ the owls an’ hawks, an’ the money. Why, they had two cases aw awld money there. » B—Cusna hear that man hollen tu they to git off? Thee-cusn’t hear nawthen now. . Thee’se be car’dup tu Nevada thu fust thing thee’se naw. At this juncture both Billy and {saac were dislodged from their respective places of location, and prematurely broken off, while yours truly being so deeply interested in the harangue was almost again’ hurled to the metropolis. Yours truly, JAN TREZEDDER. Grass Valley, Sep. 7, 1885. Post Mortem Examination. The Tidings of Mgnday says: This morning Doctors Webster, Wagenor, Jones and Jamison, of Grass Valley, and Dr. Valantine, of Nevada City;held a post mortem examination of the body of Mrs. Rider. The lady had keen ill a long tin.e and her case attracted much attention in this county, and because of assertions made in San Francisco of faith cure, the case wassomewhat noted throughout the State. The examination showed a multilocular fibrous tumor of about six years growth, weighing a little over six pounds, in the abnomical-—cavity;—the heart had been diseased about ten years and the mitral valve was ossified and the heart was largely dilated; the right lung was atrophied. : > The Letter Ris Coming. All persons desiging Fresh Oysters or Choice Candy should eall on A. Tam. : tf ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, . Recror Bros..:° PROPRIETORS, Monday, Sept. 7, 1885. Harry L Douglas, Rough & Re J J McCarthy, » do B Guscetti, Ranch, J Phillips, San Francisco, Ferdinand Duplay, “‘ H Wade, . nf T Hodge, sf JP Wood, Washington, 1B Pally, > W B Sargent, New York, Mrs C J Phelps, Penn, R MeMurray, San Juan, M C Hogan, . do M Skinner, Smartsville, H Lobner, Colfax, W M Hayford do C W Seely, San Francisco. NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy.. +e. PROPRIETOR ___-__-_ _Monday Sep. :7. Miss Mary Broch, Bloomfield, Chas Gradel, Grass Valley, B Guscetti, Ranch, W B Sargent, New! York, Dr Harris, City, W H Gale, ya J Bacigalupi, = T Okey, ss T DeHone, Red Bluff, ‘A McAllister & w, Col Hill, M Phelan, as M Burt, Sweetland, Mrs M Russell, Sierra City, A Godfrey, Col Hill, P Johnson & w, Moore’s Flat, Wm Avery, Federal Loan mine, James Bohen, Relief Hill, * JM Taylor, Santa Cruz, J H Keller, Graniteville, E W Skinner, San Juan, . O D Campbell, Blue Tent; ~ Geo E Soule, ‘Sacramento. ROBE “pee =~ BEST TONIC. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and c:mpletel; . Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills the Kidneys and Liver. _ It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who lead sedentary lives, It does not injure the teeth, cause headwhe, er produce constipation—orHER IRON MEDIC(NES DO, si It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilatlon of good relieves Heartburn and Belching, and. strengthens the inuscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal.aay The connie has above trade mark and crossed lines on-wrapper. Take no other. able to judge, I thought some of Made only by Brown Chemical Co. . Baltimore, Md : a most intereresting discourse was . . + Joodmother-ease of “a pposed totive the East, and there-he made.this desperate attempt to imitate what he terms the “regular English stoyle.”? sr ‘Mineral Rights on Railroad Land. The acting Gommissioner of the General Land Office has notified Jos. Eveleth, in reply to an inquiry if he hada right to locate a miner’s claim on land sold by a railroad company, in which ‘all mineral rights were reserved by the deed of conveyance, that in all grants of land to railroad corporations in California, mineral lands, excepting coal and iron, are expressly reserved, and do not pass to the companies, and are subject to location and purchase under the mining laws.of the United States. Whisky and the Weed. When it becomes clearly under-. stood that Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is not only a specific for Epilepsy, Nervous Diseases, Liver and Kidney Disease, sScrofula, and a host of other disorders, but also rinebriety, thousands will rise up and call the discovere blessed. $1.50, at Draggists. Iw Paying. Business For Sale. ‘Wine, liquor and. cigar stand. Opposite Legg & Shaw’s. Must be sold on account of -other_business. Come and examine stock. Rare chance for a buyer. a27-tf — see Choice Pickles, Take a bucket to Jackson’s Beehive Grocery store and get a gallon of those fine mixed pickles. Only four bits. tf sf —oPe Room for Rent. Nicely furnished. front room conveniently located. Enquire of R. G. McCutehan. 88-4t “DIVIDEND NOTICE. LD piety No. .19, of Fifty Cents per share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after Sept. 10th, 1885, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN 'T. MORGAN, Cashier. NORTHWESTERN Mutual FIRE INSURANCK COMPANY, F MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. Paid-to Policy Holders ,. eftormen, $92,765,395.81 Total Premiums Rec'd. 45,261,145.12 “nna to Polley Haldens§7, 54 250,69 over Prewium Receipts. Dividends to Policy Holdersin each of the past Eleven Years unequalled by those of any other Company on similar Policies, THE NORTHWESTERN stands among the highest of the life companies of the country instrength and security, as shown by the ratio of surplus to liabilities, : Its location has given it an immense advantage over companies located in the great moneyed centers, whose vast. accumulations of wealth and capital lessen the-rates of interest. Add to this thut many of these companies are compelled by charter requirement, to make their investments within their:own State and the cause of: the great difference in the cost of policies. Its endowment policies will pay from 5 to 6 per cent. compound interest, life insur ance thrown in. For further particulars apply to HOWELL & AEBOTT, General Agents, 339 Kearney ‘Street, San raiicisco, orto B, WALRATH, District gent Nevada City. 1! ye . . Piles! Piles !"! Piles !! une eure for Blind, Bleeding "andjjItching-Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of 20 years’ standing. No one need suffer five minutes after using William’s Pile Ointment. I+ absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief. Prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, nothing else. Hon J. M. Coffenbury, of Clevclanu, says: ‘‘I have used scores of Pile cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that I have never found anything which gives such immediate und permanent relief as Dr. William’s Indiaa Pile Ointment. FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Ohio. For Sale by CARR BROS. OUR Hythi But why travel to the far East in se might, for instance, have called There is no Ham like the OUR freshness, brightness, attractiveness, an = a Tere Seamer meng ee Comments (57 5 eames UGE Oe See IG? > = TASTE OR McDOU ““Han’som” dbyis it?, Cab com attention to the desperate OUR TASTE HAMS, by different establishments throughout Californi: Indeed, the struggle is scarcely less terrible than that exhibited by Mx “regular English stoyle,” while the success t! Ask you grocer or them, aud se that each “The Housekeeper.”’ “The Housekeeper’ for August is an unusually goodnumber. The leading articles are ‘‘How Six Girls Made Money,’ No. 4 of the “Behavior Papers,’ which is devoted to bashf.1 boys, and a very full and _ interesting chapter on ‘House Building,” which shows how the new house was made out of the oldone. The “‘Home” and “Correspondence ” departments are unusally full, and a larger installment of prize recipes is given. The publishers of “The Housekeeper”’ are offering some beautiful floral premiums, among them two beautiful Tea Roses and a new choice lily, ‘‘The Lily of Purity,” much more beautiful than the Easter Lily, each bulb produc. ' ing forty to fifty flowers in a season. Send for specimen copy and full particulars. To get these choice floral premiums it is neces sary to subscribe: before October Ast,1885. Address, Buckeye Pubpana Company, Minneapolis, inn. Special Meeting. The members of Mistletoe Encampment 471. 0.0. F. are requested to meet Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th, at 8:20 o’clock Pp. M., for the purpose of receiving the Grand Patriarch who will be present on official visitation. Let every member ‘be present. By order. J. H. Rictarps, C. P. G. A. Gray, Scribe. s5t4 Select School. Scholars who wish to make’ a specialty of algebra, grammar, or arithmetic.can receive lessons in the afternoon only. Mrs.Rodgers’ two music rooms: are now made into one for the school room. Tuition, 50 cents per week, Joun ©. Wetzs, North Main Street. Watch Lost. Saturday, September 5th, Mrs. 86-4t 9 TO THE 88t3. PUBLIC. ASSIGNEE SALE. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, Has now LONSOLIDATED Clothing, ; Dry and Fancy G Into the Store REMEMBER WE N ferrous pany stoyle, is it? I’m there, ur.regular English stoyle.”” AE be-in the fashion.’” This enterprising Me arch of imitators, when we. have tl attempts now TASTE for reeularity, uniformity, g rahe GALL’S IMITATION. Mc‘ TWO STORES, Having removed the entire stock, consisting of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, '~ Boots, Shoes, Hats,. Caps Trunks, Valises, oods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, &c.! known as the One Price San Franeiseo Store ON BROAD STREET, Next Door to Stumpf’s Hotel, Where he will continue to give you One Dollar's Worth of Goods for FIFTY CENTS. OW HAVEZONLY ONE STORE. Lows, Assignee. b Ginty. Sure, I just cut the front eDougall is su 1em in abundance at home? We being made to imitate the famous i, but in San Francisco especially. . ‘Bovzallin trying to put on the ley meet with is even more scanty. economy, sweetness, mildness, id all other qualities that goto make up that which may be conHam beats the Our Teste brend on the skig. Hall, Luhrs& Co.,Sacramento, R. Jilbert lost a small English ~ Silver ladies’ watch. “Liberal” te~~ ward paid for return. releastha Sion tenis Bere 43

I é ia h — ~~ State F 8 ‘The Daily ‘Transcript 18 PUBLISHED © Daily, Mondays Excepted. POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. ival and departure of the mails from po tasks City Postoifice until further notice: ARRIVES Via a UCT ENDED 1:05 PM. 9: 57a, M. pinned Hina eceneee 1:05 P M, 6:03 P M Western (S. Sac.) 5:20a.M. 9:57 4 M Grass Vailey..... 1:05 P.M. 6:03 P.M. Grasa Valley. «os 5320.4. M, 9:57 A M Colfax::..0 sesees. 5:204. mM. 6:03 P u Sierra City,‘via N. San Juan, ptonville and cedar we t Sunbp apiartrtoa 9 p.m. 65:40PM Blue Tent, N. Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and > eee ioe daily, (Sun ex2 ce 4 Gain Weiss 5:404,” 2 PF. M Washington and Thuedayennd Sataon cena «+. 6:00 A, M. 11:00 a. M. WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. Tuehundred dollar premium which was awarded to H. B. Nichols, and which he gave back to thé: Fair Association as a con tribution, was not for the best horse exhibited at the Park, as stated yesterday, but for the best animal. That animal is a Holstein bull named Tehama. ———_A corRESsPoNDENT of the San Francisco Bulletin who attended the Fair here last week wrote back to his paper that the Pavilion exhibition was ‘‘so unlike that at maby country fairs that it seems like a\small edition of the Mechanic# Institute Fair in San Francis.” ; p Ppuge ascatel Cuas."2. Mumnoy, County Supervisor, and District Attorney Long g@to Sacramento to-day to confer/with the State Board of Equalimtion on the subject of taxation ii this county. Assessor Colling vill accompany them. Tue ralroad company is selling round. ti) excursion tick ets to the . at Sacramento:—They will be god up to and including the 21s§ nst., at tae following rates: Bom Nevada City, $6 50; from Gu 8 Valley, $6. Joun Baciaauurr returned Mon. day nightirom a visit to Italy. He had been gone since the first of last April, and all his Nevada City friends age glad to see him home again. TEN CENIs will purchase a bottle of Alma Shoe Dressing, Bixby’s Royal Polish, or Brown’s French Dressing for ladies and_ children shoes, at the Standard Shoe Company. ag6-tf _-— e Joun Werry has been appointed resident agent at this city for the Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Christchurch, New Zealand. Tae Citizens Bank at this city has declared dividend No. 19, payable tomorrow. This’ institution is in a flourishing condition. Mr. MicHe.t will give a dance atthe Theatre Saturday. evening, Sept. 12. Music by Goyne’s orchestra. All invited. 88-td “Nevapa county is fairly well represented at the State Fair by horticultural, agricultural and mining exhibits. Tue trial of the Hart and Hilgott cases in Justice Sowden’s court has been postponed till next Saturday. For your photographs, go to Ancrew Price’s. gallery below Postoffice, Broad street, Nevada City. eae + B9tf . wArreNTion is called to the advertisement of J. A. Graham, proprietor of the Union Livery Stable. W. H. Crawrorp is repairing and rebuilding the sidewalks around his residence property. Car. Seeby, who is inthe employ of W. T. Garratt & Co,, San Francisco, is in town. Cuar.es Grimes leaves to-mor-. row forSacramento to attend the State Fair. Lanse) Quick Werk. John Wadsworth, who picked O. D. Campbell’s pocket ofa gold watch at this city Saturday “night, and was on ~ Monday morning ‘bound over to be tried for grand perior Wourt yesterday forenoonHe pleaded guilty, waived time for~pronouncing judgment, and was sentenced to tree years imprisonment™~in San Wadsworth claims he formerly lived in this county, working in ee en ~s. The Lucky Number. The drawing for the Singer sewing machine offered at raffle . ‘by Mrs. B. T. Jose took place’ yesterday afternoon at the TRaNSCRIPT office. Ticket No 15 won the prize, and the holder’ of that number can get the machine by calling on Mrs. Jose. ~ ROSH HASHANAH. Commencement of the © Jewish New Year—The Great Festival. The Jewish New Year, 5,646, begins at sunset this evening. All business places in this city under the management of our citizens of Hebrew origin will be closed from 6 o’clock torfight until the sume hour Friday night. One prominent feature of the New Year’s services is the blow‘. ing of the Shofar, the ram’s horn, -. probably intended to arouse in “. every Jewish heart a deeper love for their ancient creed by stirring up historical reminiscences. Quentin. }. Rosh hashanah is the Hebrew eqalvalent of New Year’s -day. A brief consideration of this great Hebraic festival cannot but be of general interest. It is based upon the Mosaic law, and is called, the Day of Remembrance. The Bible does not-mention the first day of the seventh “month “asa New Year’s day, and, in fact, it is known that the Israelites’ cele-brated their New. Year in spring time, and it was probably not until the arrival of Alexander the Great in Palestine that a change took place from the spring’ to the autumn season. Since that time, however, the celebration has been held in the autumn. Whether or, not the Jews in Palestine celebrated a civil or national New Year’s day about April, and a canonical New Year’sday in the month of September, is a matter that has not yet been decided to the satisfaction of the clergy: of the Jewish church. From the New Testament and Josephus we know that the New Year in Autumn time was then already in vogue .and solemnly celebrated. The Jewish doctors of the Talmudical period try to give in their writings great importance to the celebration of -this august day, and since the second exile of the Israelites and the loss of their national independence, they naturally cling with fervor and devotion to a day which brings. them together with their coreligionists to review the events of the past year. They exchange either--with mirth or-sorrow reflections and congratulations of their past experiences. The first day of “Tishri” is ushered in with prayer and thanksgiving to God, with pious and fervent prayer for the country in which the Jew finds himself and with joyful congratulations exchanged among relatives and friends. Desperate Opium Fiends. The opium fiends; lovers and the like who congregated here last week from the surrounding coun; try made things lively in Chinatown. Tbe keepers of the opium dens did not want them around for fear the police would make trouble about it, but the visitors were bound to have their appetites satisfied. at all hazards. They forced. their way into .several of the ‘dens by breaking through doors and windows, and Saturday night made two attempts to burn the settlement by starting fires with kindling ‘saturated with kerosene. Both fires were fortunately discovered almost as soon as they were lighted. ‘‘Pale Faced Harry” and Bill Watters were among the visitors there that night, and after having a smoke they departed carrying with them an opium pipe that Ah Sing had and by which .he-set great store. Ah Sing has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of the two, who hail: from the vicinity of Dutch Flat but are now supposed to be at. the State Fair. Ministerial Changes, Rey. Wm. Angwin, for some time past stationed at Downieville, has been appointed by the Conference to succeed Rev. W. B. Priddy as pastor of the M. E. Church at this. city, -Mr. Priddy going to Hollister. Rev. M. D. Buck is returned to Grass Valley. Rev. W. R. Gober is chosen as Presiding Elder of this district. Arrested for Insanity. Wm S. Shirley, a very respectable appearing man about. thirty years old,was brought to the county jail yesterday and.imprisoned to await examination on a charge larceny, Was arraigned-inm-the~Sq-} Of -being-dangerously insane:~ “He: has been. working on the South Yuba at Hoyt’s old crossing. -a omInsurance on Business PrinciplesAL the disshtisfied insurance companies have recalled their notices of withdrawal from the comae Senting $80,000,000 of capital. s8-6t Judgment for Plaintiff. In the case of. Israel F. Morey against Joseph Perrin, being a suit torecover about $600 for labor, Judge Walling has rendered’ -a judgment in fayor of plaintiff for $72.58, without costs. * . that. ‘quack stuff’ is the best and most smoked-—fortweity-seven years . 4 With Brand & McCutchan, repreAmounts Paid In. The foll6wing. amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the last fiscal month: J. F. Schroeder, road poll tax, $15. W. P. Sowden, $7.70. Dillon Sanders, redemption certificate, $5. 28. A. R. Wadsworth, justice fines, $4.49, -Gso. Hurtle; State School land, principal and interest, $141.20. F. H. MeAllister, Court reporter’s fees, $342.25. ° D. Collins, ‘personal property tax, $82.06. Caledonia Mining Company, redemption certificate, $84.31. W. E. Brown, interest on school land, $64. John Webber, rent, $25 . John A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $258.15. : Geo. Lord, Sheriff's fess; $179 80. Geo. $861.50. F. G. Beatty, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $58. F. G. Beatty, jury fees paid N. Kevern, $72. Geo. E. Robinson, Treasurer’s commissions, $1.28: Justice fines, E, Robinson, . licenses, by FIRE ON GOLD FLAT. Dwelling House Burned Yesterday Moruing—The' Insurance. At about ten o’clock yesterday morning the dwelling house of Francis May situated on Gold Fiat just below the Pittsburg mine was totally consumed by fire. Although the neighbors came to the rescue promptly, only a small portion of the furniture was saved. [t is not positively known how the fire originated, but a faulty flue probably caused it. The house, which was a story and a half in hight and well constructed, was insured together with the furniture, bedding, etc., in the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company for $775. The loss approximates $1,200. Mr. May a few months ago bought the property from John Robbins for $1,300. aed His Loss Was Her Gain; “Well madam,” said a fashionable physician to a wealthy lady patient, ‘‘if you don’t like my perscriptions perhaps you had better try Parker’s Tonic, or some other quack stuff.” ‘‘You don’t mean it Doctor,’’ she answered, ‘‘but your advice may be good for all Sometimes what you call scientific mMedivine, after all.’ She got a bottle of Parker’s Tonic and it cured her of neuralgia arising from a disordered stomach and nerves. She told her friends, and now they all keep a doctor at home in the-form of Parker’s Tonic. 1m _— oo Stranded Roughs. A few of the roughs attracted here from abroad by the Fair are still hanging around, being dead broke. and unable to get out of town unless they walk, which they are too lazy to do. ‘The most of them will bear close watching. They are the kindof fellows who will commit most any kind of lawlessness that does not require too much nerve, if they can see a few dollars in it. ates Struck It Rich. The California quartz mine, in thenorthern part of Washington district, has been paying well for some time past. Now comes the intelligence that an entirely new development has been made, and that the returns will be better than ever. This property was bonded to San Francisco parties and the bond expired a few weeks ago. o>. MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday evening, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. . D. E. Morgan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. . Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hy pophosphites, Most Beneficial in Bronchitis, Dr. J. P. Neede, Harmon Mills, N.C. says “bused:Seott’s-Emulsion in a-case of Bronchitis. of six months’ standing and the patient was well in ten days. I must confess my surprise at its dealing and strengthening powers.” Singing Contest. ny Con Francisco Beer saloon on Satur day evening. First. prize, silver cup; second prize, box cigars. Call and see the cup. 894t FS Chicago Restaurant. By Mrs. Maloney and Daughter. Commercial street, Nevada ity. Meals at.all hours. Lodgmed a =¢ a30-1lm JAN TREZEDDER. Two Gentlemen of Grass Valley Come tv the Fair. Eprror ‘Transcrret—The—following was overneard by your Humble servant. while on his way down from Nevada City, and thinking the. same was a good, plain, matter-of-fact view of the case, I\here give it for the benefit of all those interested. Billy—How art uh gitten on; Izuk? Ben tu tha raaces, hast uh? Izuk—No, yow, I ben up tu Nevada City seein thu pervilyun. Wheer’s thee ben too? B—I ben up there too, but I never seed thee there toal. ; I—I’ze thére all. the saame, canseI heerd su much ubout et, an how grand uh’s looking, and Lizze Mary sed she’d look tu thee cheldern, so I went up in the mornen an sta’d up there all day. B—Well, was in think auben,; anyhow? I—Lots aw them didn’t think much ov et. Everything weth them es Grass Valley, Grass Valley. Why, sum aw them went su feres tu say that aw waden haafsu well es Grass Valley pervilyun woz, but es jest like Tommy Martin, Jimmy Hancock, an lots aw them sed—they’r predjedished. In my pinion yow,. to tell they thu truth, aw’s twice su grand es Grass Valley woz. Aw’s fixed up better; moore taste bout et. Esjest like this, awld man; Grass Valley.peepel caan’t° fix nawthen like thee can up -there. What dest thee think ov it? B—Jes zactly like thee’s sed. I always sed: Nevada City people was fore Grass Valley for fixing up enthing, and they are twice su perlite tu strangers.» Why, enthing L ask’d thum up there they’s proud ‘to tell me. I—I fownd out thu same yow. [ ask’d uh man there weth uh ribben to his jacket uh thing ar two, an by golley aw wplained thu things tu me same es ef I woz Guvnur Stoneman or Seneter Stanford or sum au thum big fellahs. ; B—Did uh-see-that-injen—there

werken that konsentrater and that thing far maken butter? I—Iss, thas thu fust thing I looked at. Aw must aw took sum trubel tu maake et. But that kaaj woz gran, too, showen the Saafty katches. They’re fine things, Billy. They awt to ah thum in Cornwall yow, tliey’d saye some skores ov lives in. uh year.’ I naw won case hoome ‘there wheer twelve men wor skat in lembs cause the ropo brok. I—But waden that masheenthere gran for menden shoos yow? . B—Thee cust bet thu life. I bleeve thu time far lap-stoones, sprigs, naales, and wex-ends es neerly gone. My golly, they got masheens for everything now. I—But thas the fust one that [ ever seed. B—I’ss, aw’s lots things more there I-neyer seed fore. It seems as if the peepel took grate interest in thu whole bizness, for they had things there from all drekshuns. B—Was uh think aw that thing there like uh steepel with all they dags, hammers, Saws, nives an nails an everything else neerly hanged up round um? ~ B.—(Dus’-na_hollu 80, Izuk, cus na see thu peepel glazen?) Thee’se mane the ’ardware. That paart ov thu bizness woz well represented. Aw’s the best ever I seed. I—{f thot the mines woz well represented there too. The quartz was looken very fine. But that caase with a glass door woz thu best. Thu speciments in that there looked grand. Why, won lil ‘bar aw gold there woz werth ; won hundred an fifty dollars. B—I seed that. But I never seed any an they waterwhee!s hvome, dest tiies? > I—No, thee’se never see enything hoome there. Tes up ta Nevada City that thase things can be seen, awid man. How uh like the fruit dep wri.n-ent—the looks ov et I man:? B—Jes’ like thu re st ov et, yow. Way up, [called it. Graapes woz fust-rate, peeches anil apoles woz very fine. But. the. great squash took all the kakes for size, butfor length thee’s have to won there five feet: long’ dedn they look. fine? pickshers ? : I—I arnt no judge oy sush j but there’s won thing that out et, a they had thum kollekted together in a room tu themselves. Now inthe Grass. Valley perlvilyun they had them intermixed with everything else. I doon’t: bleeve in that. 1 say, le’s have things arranged sistimatically like they had up tu Nevada." As far as I woz go to the kowkumber, for=uh’s-I—I shud think the flowers, too, S woz the best in the ‘kuntry. Aw, 1 Be Welly was ub.think aw.the . * “that woz that . . them was very good pickshures. The shades and kulurs woz blended tugether very well, and the distances measured fust-rate ; and sum aw them waden su good fur they looked es ef they were done by amateurs. B—Thee’se sed thee arter no judge. Looks tu me thee’se onderstand thu thing: purty well. How dest uh like thu pencil drawen? -I—I caant say nawthen bout that class, for I never -zamined them. : B—I wished Sarah Ann woz up there, for then I shud be: able tu onderstand thu drapery part aw thu bizness, but Jacob N ¥) wife sed that partov ef cut Grass Valley to pieces. : ‘ I—But I guess thee desn’t see the petrified timber, an’ taaty, an’ toad, an’ the owls an’ hawks, an’ the money. Why, they had two cases aw awld money there. » B—Cusna hear that man hollen tu they to git off? Thee-cusn’t hear nawthen now. . Thee’se be car’dup tu Nevada thu fust thing thee’se naw. At this juncture both Billy and {saac were dislodged from their respective places of location, and prematurely broken off, while yours truly being so deeply interested in the harangue was almost again’ hurled to the metropolis. Yours truly, JAN TREZEDDER. Grass Valley, Sep. 7, 1885. Post Mortem Examination. The Tidings of Mgnday says: This morning Doctors Webster, Wagenor, Jones and Jamison, of Grass Valley, and Dr. Valantine, of Nevada City;held a post mortem examination of the body of Mrs. Rider. The lady had keen ill a long tin.e and her case attracted much attention in this county, and because of assertions made in San Francisco of faith cure, the case wassomewhat noted throughout the State. The examination showed a multilocular fibrous tumor of about six years growth, weighing a little over six pounds, in the abnomical-—cavity;—the heart had been diseased about ten years and the mitral valve was ossified and the heart was largely dilated; the right lung was atrophied. : > The Letter Ris Coming. All persons desiging Fresh Oysters or Choice Candy should eall on A. Tam. : tf ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, . Recror Bros...:° PROPRIETORS, Monday, Sept. 7, 1885. Harry L Douglas, Rough & Re J J McCarthy, » do B Guscetti, Ranch, J Phillips, San Francisco, Ferdinand Duplay, “‘ H Wade, . nf T Hodge, sf JP Wood, Washington, 1B Pally, > W B Sargent, New York, Mrs C J Phelps, Penn, R MeMurray, San Juan, M C Hogan, . do M Skinner, Smartsville, H Lobner, Colfax, W M Hayford do C W Seely, San Francisco. NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy... +e.. PROPRIETOR ___-__-_ _Monday Sep. :7. Miss Mary Broch, Bloomfield, Chas Gradel, Grass Valley, B Guscetti, Ranch, W B Sargent, New! York, Dr Harris, City, W H Gale, ya J Bacigalupi, = T Okey, ss T DeHone, Red Bluff, ‘A McAllister & w, Col Hill, M Phelan, as M Burt, Sweetland, Mrs M Russell, Sierra City, A Godfrey, Col Hill, P Johnson & w, Moore’s Flat, Wm Avery, Federal Loan mine, James Bohen, Relief Hill, * JM Taylor, Santa Cruz, J H Keller, Graniteville, E W Skinner, San Juan, . O D Campbell, Blue Tent; ~ Geo E Soule, ‘Sacramento. ROBE “pee =~ BEST TONIC. 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The acting Gommissioner of the General Land Office has notified Jos. Eveleth, in reply to an inquiry if he hada right to locate a miner’s claim on land sold by a railroad company, in which ‘all mineral rights were reserved by the deed of conveyance, that in all grants of land to railroad corporations in California, mineral lands, excepting coal and iron, are expressly reserved, and do not pass to the companies, and are subject to location and purchase under the mining laws.of the United States. Whisky and the Weed. When it becomes clearly under-. stood that Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is not only a specific for Epilepsy, Nervous Diseases, Liver and Kidney Disease, sScrofula, and a host of other disorders, but also rinebriety, thousands will rise up and call the discovere blessed. $1.50, at Draggists. Iw Paying. Business For Sale. ‘Wine, liquor and. cigar stand. Opposite Legg & Shaw’s. Must be sold on account of -other_business. Come and examine stock. Rare chance for a buyer. a27-tf — see Choice Pickles, Take a bucket to Jackson’s Beehive Grocery store and get a gallon of those fine mixed pickles. Only four bits. tf sf —oPe Room for Rent. Nicely furnished. front room conveniently located. Enquire of R. G. McCutehan. 88-4t “DIVIDEND NOTICE. LD piety No. .19, of Fifty Cents per share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after Sept. 10th, 1885, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN 'T. MORGAN, Cashier. NORTHWESTERN Mutual FIRE INSURANCK COMPANY, F MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. Paid-to Policy Holders ,. eftormen, $92,765,395.81 Total Premiums Rec'd. 45,261,145.12 “nna to Polley Haldens§7, 54 250,69 over Prewium Receipts. 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The publishers of “The Housekeeper”’ are offering some beautiful floral premiums, among them two beautiful Tea Roses and a new choice lily, ‘‘The Lily of Purity,” much more beautiful than the Easter Lily, each bulb produc. ' ing forty to fifty flowers in a season. Send for specimen copy and full particulars. To get these choice floral premiums it is neces sary to subscribe: before October Ast,1885.. Address, Buckeye Pubpana Company, Minneapolis, inn. Special Meeting. The members of Mistletoe Encampment 471. 0.0. F. are requested to meet Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th, at 8:20 o’clock Pp. M., for the purpose of receiving the Grand Patriarch who will be present on official visitation. Let every member ‘be present. By order. J. H. Rictarps, C. P. G. A. Gray, Scribe. s5t4 Select School. Scholars who wish to make’ a specialty of algebra, grammar, or arithmetic.can receive lessons in the afternoon only. Mrs.Rodgers’ two music rooms: are now made into one for the school room. Tuition, 50 cents per week, Joun ©. Wetzs, North Main Street. Watch Lost. Saturday, September 5th, Mrs. 86-4t 9 TO THE 88t3. PUBLIC. ASSIGNEE SALE. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, Has now LONSOLIDATED Clothing, ; Dry and Fancy G Into the Store REMEMBER WE N ferrous pany stoyle, is it? I’m there, ur.regular English stoyle.”” AE be-in the fashion.’” This enterprising Me arch of imitators, when we. have tl attempts now TASTE for reeularity, uniformity, g rahe GALL’S IMITATION. Mc‘ TWO STORES, Having removed the entire stock, consisting of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, '~ Boots, Shoes, Hats,. Caps Trunks, Valises, oods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, &c.! known as the One Price San Franeiseo Store ON BROAD STREET, Next Door to Stumpf’s Hotel, Where he will continue to give you One Dollar's Worth of Goods for FIFTY CENTS. OW HAVEZONLY ONE STORE. Lows, Assignee. b Ginty. Sure, I just cut the front eDougall is su 1em in abundance at home? We being made to imitate the famous i, but in San Francisco especially. . ‘Bovzallin trying to put on the ley meet with is even more scanty. economy, sweetness, mildness, id all other qualities that goto make up that which may be conHam beats the Our Teste brend on the skig. Hall, Luhrs& Co.,Sacramento, R. Jilbert lost a small English ~ Silver ladies’ watch. “Liberal” te~~ ward paid for return. releastha Sion tenis Bere 43