November 8, 1894 (4 pages)

rene # THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, ‘Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. LATE NEWS. _— 2,841 Plurality. telegraph this fotenoon: : ‘ Francisco for Governor is.as follows: THURSDAY... NOV. 8, 1894. The Result. As near as can be figured from the returns obtained from all but one precinct in the county, the Democratic nominees for Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, District Attorney and Public Administrator have been elected. The Republicans elect the: Treasurer, Recorder and ‘Surveyor, Greany defeats Calkins for Clerk by about twenty votes. For 28th; Coughlan, District Attorney Riley is about forty votes ' head of Power. The vote for Public Administratur is also quite close. The exact figures cannot be obtained until the Board ef Supervisors: meet on Monday next and begin the official canvass 6f the vote. oo. Quartz Mining Near San Juan. ——— The Banded Treasure mine, situated’ on the Middle Yuba river, a few miles from North San Juan, is looking very fine just now. A three-foot Huntiugton mill has just been put’up there and will be set to work tomorrow. The ledge is quite large and the quartz assays $50 a ton. Being of a decomposed nature it — is easily and. quickly crushed by a rotary mill such as “has been put up. The owners feel very jubilant over their prospects. Henry’ Huckins if one of the principal ®wners. j A rich strike was made in the: Boss mine at Sweetland a few days ago, ——-* e@e-+ Will Have a Good Safe. Wells, Fargo & Co. will in a few days put inte the express car on. the Narrow Gauge Railroad a fine burglar-proof safe. The Express Co.npany have concluded that it is extremely risky nowadays to carry treasure anywhere without having it as secure as possible. Heretofore all coin and other valuable packages have been carried simply in a strong box, with an agent of the Company on— board.in eharge—of~it: ees Art Reception and Sale. On Tuesday and Wednesdaynext— Mrs, Minnie K, Irving of Colfax will hold an art reception and sale at the hall of Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street. are given, Toner, Democrat, is elected in the 18th Senatorial Djftrict;. Bert, Republican, in the 20th; Henderson, »Democrat, in the 22d; Mahoney, Republican, in the 24th, Assemblymen: Healy, Demecrat, in the Democrat, in the 29:h; O'Day, the 30th; Tracy, Democratic, in the 3ist; Twigg, DemoDemocrat, ih cratic, in the 32d; Dwyer, Democratic, in the 33d; Devine, Democratic, in the 34th; Ewing, Populist, in the 35th; McCarty, Democrat, iin-the 36th; Dixon, Republican, in the 37th; Lewis, Republican, in the 38th; Dinkenspiel, Republican, in the 39th; Taylor, Pemocrat, in the the 40th; . Reyne, Democrat, in the 42d; Powers, Republican, in the 41st; Boothly, Republican, in the 43d; Zacch, Republican, in the 44th; Devil], Republican, in the 45th. The complete vote in San Francisco for Justices of the Supreme Court is as follows: Temple, 40,033; 26,179; Murphy, 29,269; Torrance, 13,001; Gibson} 5,398; Buck,"3,773; Thomson, 1454; Gould, Returns from 217 out of 292 precincts in the Sixth Cong. Dist., give McLachlan, Rep., 15,068; Patten, Dem., 9,592. Complete returns from 207 out of 457 Henshaw, trict give Johnson, Rep., 11,128; Caminetti, Dem., 7777; Cornell, Pop., 5364. 1399. For the short term: Bridgford, 19,423; Daggett, 12,872; Hurst, 874}; Van Fleet, 8305: Complete, returns™from 308 out of 327 in the Second R. R. District give Earle, Rep., 18,147; Stanton, Dem., 20,724: Johnson, Pop., 5160. Complete returns from 593 out of 1075. The lady is a “fine artist and will have a number of choice oil paintings on exhibition, Go and see the pictures. The Election in Yuba. In Yuba county Tuesday S. E. Inlow. was -elected Sheriff, E. McDaniel District Attormey, S. Gunning Recorder, G: Bowman ‘Clerk, and G, Pine, Treasurer. The three ‘first named are Democrats, the others Reirublicans. 2 0Oe-o-—— —_.__. QVNATEVER may be the cause of blanchmg, the hair may be restored to its origina}. «colar by the use of that potent remedy Hall’s Wegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, = Ne Was Successful. We are pleased to learn that our personal friend, John Chisholm, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, has been elected Treasurer of Placer county by about 300 majority. ye pee Ua Tue beat anodyne for the cure of bronchitis is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, It gives prompt relief, followed by certain cure. SoS per —— 0. A Household ‘Treasu rer. *D. W. Fuller, of Canajohaiie, N. Y., says hat;he always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis-covery:jn the house and his family has al\ways found the very best results follow its mse; that he would not be without it, .if proourable. G. A. Dykeman Drugyist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so lony tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Regular size 50c. and $1.00. = —at 2@e-+ Furniture For Sale. All the furniture and household goods of B. H. Miller, at his residence on Broad street, will be sold at a bargain, in quantities to suit, beginning Monday, November 5th, Parties wishing anything in this line are now afforded an excellent opportunity of buying almost at their own prices, The sale must close by Wednesday. n3 ——# 2Oe Large Eastern Shellcoysters always on hand at the Golden ‘West, Call and try them. n2tt Awarded. Highest Honcrs—World’s Fa‘r. MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. F:ee om Ammonia, Alum or ary other aduiterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. triei—give Bowers11,870, Rep., Alford, . -} tone. tothe bowels, and few cases long resist precincts in the Third R. R. District give Clark; Rep., 30,237; Phillips, Dem., 23,115; Bretz, Pop., 1848.Complete returns from 183 out of 200 precints in the Fifth Congressional District give Loud, Rep., 11,207; Kelly, Dem., 7469, Complete returns from: 105 out of 242 precincts in the Third Congressional District ‘give Hillborn, Rep., 5611 and English, Dem, 3330. 2 Complete returns from 242 out of 479 precincts in the Seventh ‘Congressional Dis: ; Dem., 7,180: . Complete veka from 196 out of 433 pfecincts in the First Congressional District give Barham, Rep., 7931; Geary, Deiocrat, 6963, LATEST. —a Budd’s plurality 2841, oe =Meeting With Good Success, tnnnel in 135 feet and struck the shaft} crossing the shaft a few feet they struck to four feet wide, The quartz assays $54. per ton. W. R, ‘Thomas & Co. are the parties who are working this mine and they are meeting with good-euccess, -_——-—260 —___-_+__. For all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pills are an a remedy. No family should be without itis medicine, wane —~?-+@o-2 Cure for Headache, ° As a remedy’ for, all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very vest. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence, We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giviz g the needed the use of this medicine. Try it’ once. Large bottles only Fifty cengs at Carr Bros, Drug Store. 80-2 Prices on Flour. Go to Wolf's Cash Grocery Store and get prices on Flour, ‘ month Agents Wanted. Wanted:—Active, reliable lady or gentleman to represent us; $18 weekly. State ge and give reference. Address Shepp Co., P, O, Box, 785, Philadelphia; Pa. 08 _ 7 — DIED Tn Novada City, November 8th, James Monro. a native of Kirknewton, Scotland, aged 66 yeara, 4 mouths and 10 days, Budd Elected Governor by Over The following is the Jatest in relation to the election in this State, aggregpived by The complete vote of the city of San BU bd eae ee 31,169 TG a he na « . 19,943 WE CONR ES gers pe 6,314 Da eee ee nee ees ee ie 696 In the San:Francisco Senatorial and Assembly districts returns from the following indicate the election of those whose names precincts in the Second Congressional Dis} publican. Democrat, Budd. . Estee. . Cornell Johnson Kitts, P t Leva Jackson, ‘Snell, R. McGlash Riley, D. Hocking, Schmidt, For Public Schmidt, Democrat: Webster.. Caminetti,.. Bucknam, Dy. :. . Thomas, Alderman, P. Collins, De ces eus : ENOCN, Poi peda cs Werry, R. Martin, D. SS a Sa ee snoemaker, FP. .e. 1328 Donnelly, D. ae * : Macauley, D. Rogers: Be ccc. causes Power. &..<. oes. Bic. Tumer, Pies. THE RETURNS. By the latest returns it’ appears that the following named countyofijcers are elected: For Assemblyman, R. I, Thomas, ReFor Sheriff, D. F. Douglass, Democrat. For Clerk, J. J, Greany, Democrat. For Recorder, John Werry, Republean, For Assessor, W. H. Martin, Democrat, For Treasurer,-B. F. Snell, Republican. For Superintendent of Schools, W. J. Rogers, Repnblican. For Coroner, John Hocking, Populist. Administrator, Ed, Governor. Assembly. Sheriff, Douglass, 13 See eee = 1845 built by the county and for many years Rapp,-alt. 147 was maintained at the county’s expense, : ee i eg ee changed making it Cheek: : the business of municipalities to take care of all roads and bridges within their corpo. > a : rate jimits. Since then it has been quite a Austin, I pee oe js <es ve fac burden to the city aud is liable to be until i Calkins, R.. see +1735] ite place is taken by a new bridge. The Greany, Re a <3 6 1767 old bridge can be used by pedestrians, and Recorder, Assessor. eee eee ee . Treasurer. Ss eer eee ew seas Supt. of Schools. . ee eee eae District Attorney, an, Py wesc se. 08990 ++2.1469 tte tees ee eens 1503 Coroner, . Publie Administrator. Dille, R. A temperature, F TEAS, SPICES. c Great American Importing Tea Co. — ARE GIVING— SUGAR FREE Commercial Street, Nevada City. It in conceded our 50-Cent others’ 75-cent, Experts claim our Mocha and Java makes the best Coffee, Temple of Health were Where vigor, good <ligestion, appetite and San FEANCISCO, 2 P. M.—1504 precincts . sound repose minister to physical comfort, is in total of 2279 precincts in California give the bodily structure which, however much Estee 86,252, Budd 89,093, Webster 38,493. ret tepeatesst _ SPR ety —by the great renovating tonic, Hostetter’ Stomach Bitters. Nothing infuses strength into a debilitated frame like this saving The lessees of the New York Consolidated . ™*ticine, which, in the vigor and regularity A . tt imparts to the system, endows it with the mine, on Mosquito creek, have got their surest defense against disease, and the best where they were formerly working. After pes yo sale er gtr z overworked mill hands, miners broken down the ledge richer than ever, and from three by hardship aad exposure to malaria; mariners and tourists all declare that it is the best safeguard against the influences of f&tigue, bodily or mental, and of climate and Incomparable for ‘bilious, rheumatic, kidneys and nervous troubles. +°@e+ > Trinity Guild. The ladies of Trinity. Episcopal Guild will meet at Mrs. Northway’s rooms, Uuion Hotel, Friday, Nov. 9th, at.2:30 Pym. — ——___—_—_—— FREE SUGAR —WITH— Ww. + 1129) stantial steel bridge. 1325) near so high as the present bridge, as they AZ . . 1070 +2348 +1536 +1296 . 1023 -1449 1660 .1729 oa «2108 owea td 790) Pe ceyvans«ss. 168 eee eee eee 1438 Mv yycasnvr cle! caves « 1005 To Each Customer. Teas «quals THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Be Thoroughly Examined. it should. be used only as a footbridge It is claimed that some of the strands o ries oe ates. 1398 We don’t remember of an examination hav15, Donnelly’ 29, Snell 49,. Jackson 60, 1431 ing been made of them for some time. It . Riley 28, McGlashan, 97, Power 22, ColTS ge ac should be done without delay. Public . lima 47, Werry 60, Lynch 33, McCauley 63, ati acta I 172 safety demands that the entire structure Rogers 62, Schmidt 22, Dille 48, Turner 58, Ove ; be thoroughly examined by men who are . Hocking 83, Daniels 48. , oe , . competent to judge of such things. NORTH SAN JUAN, i It has been suggested, and we think the = : : ete eoee 0 F349 idea a good one, that the city begin fills Budd 24, Estee 52, Webster 9, Camiste seeeeeeseeeee T12Q/in the creek at each end of the bridge, and nettt 24, Cornell 10, Johnson 52, Buckaam teen wee eee «1354 . by gradually adding to them it would be 23, Kitts 23, Thomas 42, Aldermin 8 creek would be reduced so much that it could be easily covered by.a safe and subThe fills need not be can be graded so as to bring the proposed bridge much closer to the bottom of the creek. — : © The Suspension Bridge always has been ceeeee. T0224] an incumbrance to the taxpayers. It was, if it is not considered safe for teams let it be closed to the latter. There are now many teamsters who will not drive over it, prefering to go around rather than take any chances. : PES HERES RE See Will Soon Be Ready. New poles for the Sunset Telephone Co, . are being distributed along the line between this city and Grass Valley. They are taller than those new in use and will be set so that the wire will not be interfered with by trees or. by electric “or other wires. In a few days thé local exchanges will be put in at this city. ——_—---@e-o____ ___.Cattarh Cannot be Cured With bocaL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood of constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine, 1t was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood puritiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh, Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 4M Sold by Druggists, 75c. It Is Thought to Be Unsafe—Should There are many people in this city who believe that the Suspension Bridge is no longer safe for teams to pass over, and that which the wire cables are composed have broken in nunerous places, and it is feared 49, Martin 40, Quick ‘that the entire mass of wire inboth cables ‘has become materially weakened through oxydization. The cables have been in use For District Attorney, P. T, Riley} for thirty years and have never received an annual coating of tar or other necessary care, hence it is reasonable to suppose that the action of the elements, together with , the strain that has been on the cables’these . 41, Johnson 36, Cornell 60, Bucknam 80, many years has caused considerable deterio— . Thomas 34, Kitts 31, Douglass 37, Rapp 60, ration in their strength. Then the anchor. Alderman 24, Martin 32, Quick 29, Shoeage of the cables is thought to be unsafe, ; maker 85, Greany 23, Calkins 112, Austin Wait a few years before the span across the ELECTION RETURNS. — Each Candidate. TRUCKEE NO. 1, Budd 76, Estee 35, Webster, 41, Caminetti 59, Cornell 62, Johnson 29, Bucknam +, 85, ‘Kitts 27, Thomas 35, Alderman 19. f! Douglass 30, Rapp 47, Austin 16, Calkins 101, Greany'34, Collins 66, Lynch 13, Werry 21, Shoemaker 91, Donnelly 43, Jackson 31, Snell 37, MeCauley 66,. Rogers 62, McGlashan 93, Power 24, Riley 36, Diniels 42, Hocking 90, Dille 40, Schmidt 60, Turner 44, TRUCKEE NO, 2, Budd 55, Estee 31, Webster 60, Caminetti Douglass 41, Rapp 40, Austin 8, Calkins 55, Greany 31, Collins 20, Lynch 6, Werry 63, Martin 19, Quick 56, SI oemaker 13, Donnelly 11, Jackson 15, Snell-59, Macauley 37, Rogers 47, McGlashan 9, Power 56, Riley 25, Daniels 56, Hocking 18; Dille 47, Schmidt 35, Turner 6. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Budd 44, E,tee 45, Webster 50, Caminetti 38, Cornell 40, Johnsor 52, Bucknam 24, Kitts 45, Th mas 67, Alderman 38, Douglass 56, Rapp 48, Austin 45, Calkihs 50, Greany 43, Collins 39, Lynch 49, Werry 52, Martin 26, Quick 46, Shoemaker 66, Donnelly 27, Jackson G1, Snell 48, Maauley 55, Rogers 60, McGlashan 47, Power 43, Riley 44, Daniels 53, Hocking 67, Dille 39, Schmidt 53, Turner 45. FOREST SPRINGS, Budd 19, Estee 7, Webster 25, -Caminetti 21, Cornell 20, Johnsen 7, Bucknam 13, Kitts 34, Thomas 7, Alderman 25, Douglass 21, Rapp 9, Austin 7, Calkins 7, Greany’ 29, Collins 9, Lynch 25, -Werry 16, Martin 7, Quick 09, “Shoemaker 31, Donnelly 23, Jackson (8, Snell 12, Macauley 15, Rogers 22, McG lashan 19, Power 6, Riley 28, Daniels 7, Hocking 43, Dille ll, Schmidt 13, Turner 26, : RBLIEF HILL, Budd 8, Estee 16, Webster ll, Cam: inetti 10; Cornell 12, Johnson 16, Bucknam 5, Kitts 12, ‘Thomas 20, Aldermain 95, Douglass 22, Rapp 16, Austin 4, Calkins 19, Greany 15, Collins 4, Lynch 3, Werry 31, Martin 4, Quick 22, Shoemaker 9, Donnelly 00, Jackson 00, Snell 00, Macauley 4, Rogers 20, McGlashan 13, Power 18, Riley 7 Daniels 19, Hocking 16, Dille 4, Schmidt 5, Turner 29, MOORE’S FLAT, Budd 30, Estee 11, Webster 5, Caminetti 29, Cornell 5, Johnson 11, Bucknam 27, Kitts 8, Thomas 15, Alderman, 5, Douglass 27, Rapp 15, Austin 7, Calkins 12, Greany 27, Collins 19, Lyneh 5, ‘Werry 20, Martin 27, Quick 10, Shoemaker 8 Donnelly 23, Jackson 9, Snell 13, Macauley 27, Rogers 18, McGlashan 9, Power 11, Riley 24, Daniels 16, Hocking 17, Dille 7, Schmidt 27, Turner nee . NEW Sy oe tnene Eastern Chestnuts, Mexican Pine Nuts, . JUST RECEIVED Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. mrna White Figs, — é o AE ROAR A 4MiWeWaWi Ww. By Precincts Showing the Vote of The Ward Company. Next Monday evening the James Ward Company will produce for the first time in this city the comedy drama, in four acts, “Shamus U’Brien.”. The press notices describe it as a: play’that has many claims on the highest interest, The plot not being hackneyed nor the situations borrowed, ‘in conception and first-class work the play is ofthe tirst order, In construction, arrangement of details and interesting and uot forced climaxes, the drama challenges instant admiratiob, The leading male roles will be taken by the well-known Irish comedian, James M. Ward, as Shamus O'Brien; Mr, Francis Powers ‘and Joseph J, Highland in the heavy roles of Leslie MoMurra and Shadrick O'Finn; Geo, Hernandez as Sir Reginald Dare; Frederick Fairbanks, Father Malone; Miss Anita Bridges, a handseme young woman who had madéa reputation in the cast as Mary Donoughmore; Carrie Clark Ward, a clever soubrette, aa Mistress O’Reiley. The ,balance of the cast includes: Miss May Hernandez, Miss Ellismore, Mr. Tom Bates, Mr. Horace. Thrum and J. Alexander, ' OO oe Sar Rueum often appears in cold weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood's Sarséparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. * Hoop’s Puts are. the best after-dinne: pills, assist digestion, cure-headache. box. » 25. a i +#@e + —— é sii ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second tloor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred EK. Brown, ~? $ That . Tired Feeling So common at this season, is a serious condition, liable to lead to disastrous results. It is a sure sign of declining health tone,' and that the blood is inipoverished and impure. The best and most suecessful remedy is found in HOOD’S Sarsaparilla Which makes rich, healthy blood, and thus gives strength to the herves, elasticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain and health to the whole body, In truth, Hood's SarsanarillaMakes The Weak Strong Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood's, Death ‘of an Old Resident. Union: Death has claimed another of our old and esteemed citizens, At 9:30 last night Henry Odgers died from the effects of heart disease, He has resided in a cabin on Winchester Hill for a long time and was well known and respected by all whom ‘he had met in lifetime. Deceased was a native of England and aged 68 years, “MELANCHOLY marked hit for her own,’ but he took Ayer’s Safsaparilla and cheated her, : POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cram of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest United States Government Food Reports, Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥, You Neat A Dece NUT. . rou need it now—Don't spoil your credit by a seedy make-up. Look like prosperity if you would have folks think : : you are prosperous. We have in stock a choice selection of imported and demestic woolens, cloths, cashmer s and -worsteds, : . For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work speaks for itself, Prices are the very lowest, Morrison, TAILOR. nT. “Kood’s Pilig cure liver ills. 25 35 Pine Street. SPECIAL ! . SPECIAL! 4 ES thee THIS WERK ONLY. — BOYS’ SUITS Ages from 4 to 14 years, * —+F0R—Half Their Original Price. a @@"See Them in Our Doorway. ( *Y RED TAG PRICE GOES. a a a SS a a a ree be, THE OLD RELIABLE, ee ee ee ee eae Here is a list of what _ \Men’s Ha Men’s Shi EF We carry a full line of A Best Stock of Men’s Shoes tervereereerervtrsernereereeverservernernernereerverversernernereererververserserservererver ENT DISCOUNT 20 PE Being that the Clothing Business is very dufl this Fall, and we h sion to make it move, if possible, and in order to do -so we will allow ing. Our goods are marked in plain American figures, and an example—if a suit or an Overcoat yone makin is marked $12 you get it for $9.60. eneaieanens And Our Prices Are the Lowest. we have :— COCO CCO MORO ACHE OR Heeeeed the UNITED WORKINGMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. We are agents for the Celebrated Sampson P Soliciting a continuance of your worthy patronage, we ARTER & JOHNSTON, One Manager: q CENT ia ave laid in a large stock, we have come to the concluthe customers a discount of 20 per cent on all Cloth& a purchase get the 20 per cent discount. For This is on Clothing only, and for strictly Cash, —WE CLAIM TQ CARRY THE— . Furnishing Goods In the County. BB 88 054 Sine c0 swan ae ORO Obs 0 64.8 eee pews cies MO 50 cents to $s. et ah 10 (huni 4 kei cack ccsc ee $1.50 to $5. MES eed e eed ee eeenceeceeeeeescssecdeecseseces sffOM, 25 Cents'to $4. Men's Pants eee eeeeeeeeeee es fom 50 cents to $10. Men’s MON ae, oe es ve cckki 2 75 cents per suit up to $8. remain yours, -Price Clothiers. 2 The Best Mining Boot Made. ants, which we sell for 50.cents per pair. e é a

rene # THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, ‘Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. LATE NEWS. _— 2,841 Plurality. telegraph this fotenoon: : ‘ Francisco for Governor is.as follows: THURSDAY...... NOV. 8, 1894. The Result. As near as can be figured from the returns obtained from all but one precinct in the county, the Democratic nominees for Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, District Attorney and Public Administrator have been elected. The Republicans elect the: Treasurer, Recorder and ‘Surveyor, Greany defeats Calkins for Clerk by about twenty votes. For 28th; Coughlan, District Attorney Riley is about forty votes ' head of Power. The vote for Public Administratur is also quite close. The exact figures cannot be obtained until the Board ef Supervisors: meet on Monday next and begin the official canvass 6f the vote. oo. Quartz Mining Near San Juan. ——— The Banded Treasure mine, situated’ on the Middle Yuba river, a few miles from North San Juan, is looking very fine just now. A three-foot Huntiugton mill has just been put’up there and will be set to work tomorrow. The ledge is quite large and the quartz assays $50 a ton. Being of a decomposed nature it — is easily and. quickly crushed by a rotary mill such as “has been put up. The owners feel very jubilant over their prospects. Henry’ Huckins if one of the principal ®wners. j A rich strike was made in the: Boss mine at Sweetland a few days ago, ——-* e@e-+ Will Have a Good Safe. Wells, Fargo & Co. will in a few days put inte the express car on. the Narrow Gauge Railroad a fine burglar-proof safe. The Express Co.npany have concluded that it is extremely risky nowadays to carry treasure anywhere without having it as secure as possible. Heretofore all coin and other valuable packages have been carried simply in a strong box, with an agent of the Company on— board.in eharge—of~it: ees Art Reception and Sale. On Tuesday and Wednesdaynext— Mrs, Minnie K, Irving of Colfax will hold an art reception and sale at the hall of Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street. are given, Toner, Democrat, is elected in the 18th Senatorial Djftrict;. Bert, Republican, in the 20th; Henderson, »Democrat, in the 22d; Mahoney, Republican, in the 24th, Assemblymen: Healy, Demecrat, in the Democrat, in the 29:h; O'Day, the 30th; Tracy, Democratic, in the 3ist; Twigg, DemoDemocrat, ih cratic, in the 32d; Dwyer, Democratic, in the 33d; Devine, Democratic, in the 34th; Ewing, Populist, in the 35th; McCarty, Democrat, iin-the 36th; Dixon, Republican, in the 37th; Lewis, Republican, in the 38th; Dinkenspiel, Republican, in the 39th; Taylor, Pemocrat, in the the 40th; . Reyne, Democrat, in the 42d; Powers, Republican, in the 41st; Boothly, Republican, in the 43d; Zacch, Republican, in the 44th; Devil], Republican, in the 45th. The complete vote in San Francisco for Justices of the Supreme Court is as follows: Temple, 40,033; 26,179; Murphy, 29,269; Torrance, 13,001; Gibson} 5,398; Buck,"3,773; Thomson, 1454; Gould, Returns from 217 out of 292 precincts in the Sixth Cong. Dist., give McLachlan, Rep., 15,068; Patten, Dem., 9,592. Complete returns from 207 out of 457 Henshaw, trict give Johnson, Rep., 11,128; Caminetti, Dem., 7777; Cornell, Pop., 5364. 1399. For the short term: Bridgford, 19,423; Daggett, 12,872; Hurst, 874}; Van Fleet, 8305: Complete, returns™from 308 out of 327 in the Second R. R. District give Earle, Rep., 18,147; Stanton, Dem., 20,724: Johnson, Pop., 5160. Complete returns from 593 out of 1075. The lady is a “fine artist and will have a number of choice oil paintings on exhibition, Go and see the pictures. The Election in Yuba. In Yuba county Tuesday S. E. Inlow. was -elected Sheriff, E. McDaniel District Attormey, S. Gunning Recorder, G: Bowman ‘Clerk, and G, Pine, Treasurer. The three ‘first named are Democrats, the others Reirublicans. 2 0Oe-o-—— —_.__. QVNATEVER may be the cause of blanchmg, the hair may be restored to its origina}. «colar by the use of that potent remedy Hall’s Wegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, = Ne Was Successful. We are pleased to learn that our personal friend, John Chisholm, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, has been elected Treasurer of Placer county by about 300 majority. ye pee Ua Tue beat anodyne for the cure of bronchitis is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, It gives prompt relief, followed by certain cure. SoS per —— 0. A Household ‘Treasu rer. *D. W. Fuller, of Canajohaiie, N. Y., says hat;he always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis-covery:jn the house and his family has al\ways found the very best results follow its mse; that he would not be without it, .if proourable. G. A. Dykeman Drugyist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so lony tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Regular size 50c. and $1.00. = —at 2@e-+ Furniture For Sale. All the furniture and household goods of B. H. Miller, at his residence on Broad street, will be sold at a bargain, in quantities to suit, beginning Monday, November 5th, Parties wishing anything in this line are now afforded an excellent opportunity of buying almost at their own prices, The sale must close by Wednesday. n3 ——# 2Oe Large Eastern Shellcoysters always on hand at the Golden ‘West, Call and try them. n2tt Awarded. Highest Honcrs—World’s Fa‘r. MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. F:ee om Ammonia, Alum or ary other aduiterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. triei—give Bowers11,870, Rep., Alford, . -} tone. tothe bowels, and few cases long resist precincts in the Third R. R. District give Clark; Rep., 30,237; Phillips, Dem., 23,115; Bretz, Pop., 1848.Complete returns from 183 out of 200 precints in the Fifth Congressional District give Loud, Rep., 11,207; Kelly, Dem., 7469, Complete returns from: 105 out of 242 precincts in the Third Congressional District ‘give Hillborn, Rep., 5611 and English, Dem, 3330. 2 Complete returns from 242 out of 479 precincts in the Seventh ‘Congressional Dis: ; Dem., 7,180: . Complete veka from 196 out of 433 pfecincts in the First Congressional District give Barham, Rep., 7931; Geary, Deiocrat, 6963, LATEST. —a Budd’s plurality 2841, oe =Meeting With Good Success, tnnnel in 135 feet and struck the shaft} crossing the shaft a few feet they struck to four feet wide, The quartz assays $54. per ton. W. R, ‘Thomas & Co. are the parties who are working this mine and they are meeting with good-euccess, -_——-—260 —___-_+__. For all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pills are an a remedy. No family should be without itis medicine, wane —~?-+@o-2 Cure for Headache, ° As a remedy’ for, all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very vest. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence, We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giviz g the needed the use of this medicine. Try it’ once. Large bottles only Fifty cengs at Carr Bros, Drug Store. 80-2 Prices on Flour. Go to Wolf's Cash Grocery Store and get prices on Flour, ‘ month Agents Wanted. Wanted:—Active, reliable lady or gentleman to represent us; $18 weekly. State ge and give reference. Address Shepp Co., P, O, Box, 785, Philadelphia; Pa. 08 _ 7 — DIED Tn Novada City, November 8th, James Monro. a native of Kirknewton, Scotland, aged 66 yeara, 4 mouths and 10 days, Budd Elected Governor by Over The following is the Jatest in relation to the election in this State, aggregpived by The complete vote of the city of San BU bd eae ee 31,169 TG a he na « . 19,943 WE CONR ES gers pe 6,314 Da eee ee nee ees ee ie 696 In the San:Francisco Senatorial and Assembly districts returns from the following indicate the election of those whose names precincts in the Second Congressional Dis} publican. Democrat, Budd. . Estee. . Cornell Johnson Kitts, P t Leva Jackson, ‘Snell, R. McGlash Riley, D. Hocking, Schmidt, For Public Schmidt, Democrat: Webster.... Caminetti,.... Bucknam, Dy. :. . Thomas, Alderman, P.. Collins, De ces eus : ENOCN, Poi peda cs Werry, R. Martin, D.. SS a Sa ee snoemaker, FP. ..e.. 1328 Donnelly, D. ae * : Macauley, D. Rogers: Be ccc. causes Power. &...<. oes. Bic.. Tumer, Pies.. THE RETURNS. By the latest returns it’ appears that the following named countyofijcers are elected: For Assemblyman, R. I, Thomas, ReFor Sheriff, D. F. Douglass, Democrat. For Clerk, J. J, Greany, Democrat. For Recorder, John Werry, Republean, For Assessor, W. H. Martin, Democrat, For Treasurer,-B. F. Snell, Republican. For Superintendent of Schools, W. J. Rogers, Repnblican. For Coroner, John Hocking, Populist. Administrator, Ed, Governor. Assembly. Sheriff, Douglass, 13 See eee = 1845 built by the county and for many years Rapp,-alt. 147 was maintained at the county’s expense, : ee i eg ee changed making it Cheek: : the business of municipalities to take care of all roads and bridges within their corpo. > a : rate jimits. Since then it has been quite a Austin, I pee oe js <es ve fac burden to the city aud is liable to be until i Calkins, R.... see +1735] ite place is taken by a new bridge. The Greany, Re a <3 6 1767 old bridge can be used by pedestrians, and Recorder, Assessor. eee eee ee . Treasurer. Ss eer eee ew seas Supt. of Schools. . ee eee eae District Attorney, an, Py wesc se. 08990 ++2.1469 tte tees ee eens 1503 Coroner, .. Publie Administrator. Dille, R. A temperature, F TEAS, SPICES. c Great American Importing Tea Co. — ARE GIVING— SUGAR FREE Commercial Street, Nevada City. It in conceded our 50-Cent others’ 75-cent, Experts claim our Mocha and Java makes the best Coffee, Temple of Health were Where vigor, good <ligestion, appetite and San FEANCISCO, 2 P. M.—1504 precincts . sound repose minister to physical comfort, is in total of 2279 precincts in California give the bodily structure which, however much Estee 86,252, Budd 89,093, Webster 38,493. ret tepeatesst _ SPR ety —by the great renovating tonic, Hostetter’ Stomach Bitters. Nothing infuses strength into a debilitated frame like this saving The lessees of the New York Consolidated . ™*ticine, which, in the vigor and regularity A . tt imparts to the system, endows it with the mine, on Mosquito creek, have got their surest defense against disease, and the best where they were formerly working. After pes yo sale er gtr z overworked mill hands, miners broken down the ledge richer than ever, and from three by hardship aad exposure to malaria; mariners and tourists all declare that it is the best safeguard against the influences of f&tigue, bodily or mental, and of climate and Incomparable for ‘bilious, rheumatic, kidneys and nervous troubles. +°@e+ > Trinity Guild.

The ladies of Trinity. Episcopal Guild will meet at Mrs. Northway’s rooms, Uuion Hotel, Friday, Nov. 9th, at.2:30 Pym. — ——___—_—_—— FREE SUGAR —WITH— Ww. + 1129) stantial steel bridge. 1325) near so high as the present bridge, as they AZ . . 1070 +2348 +1536 +1296 . 1023 -1449 1660 .1729 oa «2108 owea td 790) Pe ceyvans«ss. 168 eee eee eee 1438 Mv yycasnvr cle! caves « 1005 To Each Customer. Teas «quals THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Be Thoroughly Examined. it should. be used only as a footbridge It is claimed that some of the strands o ries oe ates. 1398 We don’t remember of an examination hav15, Donnelly’ 29, Snell 49,. Jackson 60, 1431 ing been made of them for some time. It . Riley 28, McGlashan, 97, Power 22, ColTS ge ac should be done without delay. Public . lima 47, Werry 60, Lynch 33, McCauley 63, ati acta I 172 safety demands that the entire structure Rogers 62, Schmidt 22, Dille 48, Turner 58, Ove ; be thoroughly examined by men who are . Hocking 83, Daniels 48. , oe , . competent to judge of such things. NORTH SAN JUAN, i It has been suggested, and we think the = : : ete eoee 0 F349 idea a good one, that the city begin fills Budd 24, Estee 52, Webster 9, Camiste seeeeeeseeeee T12Q/in the creek at each end of the bridge, and nettt 24, Cornell 10, Johnson 52, Buckaam teen wee eee «1354 . by gradually adding to them it would be 23, Kitts 23, Thomas 42, Aldermin 8 creek would be reduced so much that it could be easily covered by.a safe and subThe fills need not be can be graded so as to bring the proposed bridge much closer to the bottom of the creek. — : © The Suspension Bridge always has been ceeeee. T0224] an incumbrance to the taxpayers. It was, if it is not considered safe for teams let it be closed to the latter. There are now many teamsters who will not drive over it, prefering to go around rather than take any chances. : PES HERES RE See Will Soon Be Ready. New poles for the Sunset Telephone Co, . are being distributed along the line between this city and Grass Valley. They are taller than those new in use and will be set so that the wire will not be interfered with by trees or. by electric “or other wires. In a few days thé local exchanges will be put in at this city. ——_—---@e-o____ ___.Cattarh Cannot be Cured With bocaL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood of constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine, 1t was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood puritiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh, Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 4M Sold by Druggists, 75c. It Is Thought to Be Unsafe—Should There are many people in this city who believe that the Suspension Bridge is no longer safe for teams to pass over, and that which the wire cables are composed have broken in nunerous places, and it is feared 49, Martin 40, Quick ‘that the entire mass of wire inboth cables ‘has become materially weakened through oxydization. The cables have been in use For District Attorney, P. T, Riley} for thirty years and have never received an annual coating of tar or other necessary care, hence it is reasonable to suppose that the action of the elements, together with , the strain that has been on the cables’these . 41, Johnson 36, Cornell 60, Bucknam 80, many years has caused considerable deterio— . Thomas 34, Kitts 31, Douglass 37, Rapp 60, ration in their strength. Then the anchor. Alderman 24, Martin 32, Quick 29, Shoeage of the cables is thought to be unsafe, ; maker 85, Greany 23, Calkins 112, Austin Wait a few years before the span across the ELECTION RETURNS. — Each Candidate. TRUCKEE NO. 1, Budd 76, Estee 35, Webster, 41, Caminetti 59, Cornell 62, Johnson 29, Bucknam +, 85, ‘Kitts 27, Thomas 35, Alderman 19. f! Douglass 30, Rapp 47, Austin 16, Calkins 101, Greany'34, Collins 66, Lynch 13, Werry 21, Shoemaker 91, Donnelly 43, Jackson 31, Snell 37, MeCauley 66,. Rogers 62, McGlashan 93, Power 24, Riley 36, Diniels 42, Hocking 90, Dille 40, Schmidt 60, Turner 44, TRUCKEE NO, 2, Budd 55, Estee 31, Webster 60, Caminetti Douglass 41, Rapp 40, Austin 8, Calkins 55, Greany 31, Collins 20, Lynch 6, Werry 63, Martin 19, Quick 56, SI oemaker 13, Donnelly 11, Jackson 15, Snell-59, Macauley 37, Rogers 47, McGlashan 9, Power 56, Riley 25, Daniels 56, Hocking 18; Dille 47, Schmidt 35, Turner 6. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Budd 44, E,tee 45, Webster 50, Caminetti 38, Cornell 40, Johnsor 52, Bucknam 24, Kitts 45, Th mas 67, Alderman 38, Douglass 56, Rapp 48, Austin 45, Calkihs 50, Greany 43, Collins 39, Lynch 49, Werry 52, Martin 26, Quick 46, Shoemaker 66, Donnelly 27, Jackson G1, Snell 48, Maauley 55, Rogers 60, McGlashan 47, Power 43, Riley 44, Daniels 53, Hocking 67, Dille 39, Schmidt 53, Turner 45. FOREST SPRINGS, Budd 19, Estee 7, Webster 25, -Caminetti 21, Cornell 20, Johnsen 7, Bucknam 13, Kitts 34, Thomas 7, Alderman 25, Douglass 21, Rapp 9, Austin 7, Calkins 7, Greany’ 29, Collins 9, Lynch 25, -Werry 16, Martin 7, Quick 09, “Shoemaker 31, Donnelly 23, Jackson (8, Snell 12, Macauley 15, Rogers 22, McG lashan 19, Power 6, Riley 28, Daniels 7, Hocking 43, Dille ll, Schmidt 13, Turner 26, : RBLIEF HILL, Budd 8, Estee 16, Webster ll, Cam: inetti 10; Cornell 12, Johnson 16, Bucknam 5, Kitts 12, ‘Thomas 20, Aldermain 95, Douglass 22, Rapp 16, Austin 4, Calkins 19, Greany 15, Collins 4, Lynch 3, Werry 31, Martin 4, Quick 22, Shoemaker 9, Donnelly 00, Jackson 00, Snell 00, Macauley 4, Rogers 20, McGlashan 13, Power 18, Riley 7 Daniels 19, Hocking 16, Dille 4, Schmidt 5, Turner 29, MOORE’S FLAT, Budd 30, Estee 11, Webster 5, Caminetti 29, Cornell 5, Johnson 11, Bucknam 27, Kitts 8, Thomas 15, Alderman, 5, Douglass 27, Rapp 15, Austin 7, Calkins 12, Greany 27, Collins 19, Lyneh 5, ‘Werry 20, Martin 27, Quick 10, Shoemaker 8 Donnelly 23, Jackson 9, Snell 13, Macauley 27, Rogers 18, McGlashan 9, Power 11, Riley 24, Daniels 16, Hocking 17, Dille 7, Schmidt 27, Turner nee . NEW Sy oe tnene Eastern Chestnuts, Mexican Pine Nuts, . JUST RECEIVED Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. mrna White Figs, — é o AE ROAR A 4MiWeWaWi Ww. By Precincts Showing the Vote of The Ward Company. Next Monday evening the James Ward Company will produce for the first time in this city the comedy drama, in four acts, “Shamus U’Brien.”. The press notices describe it as a: play’that has many claims on the highest interest, The plot not being hackneyed nor the situations borrowed, ‘in conception and first-class work the play is ofthe tirst order, In construction, arrangement of details and interesting and uot forced climaxes, the drama challenges instant admiratiob, The leading male roles will be taken by the well-known Irish comedian, James M. Ward, as Shamus O'Brien; Mr, Francis Powers ‘and Joseph J, Highland in the heavy roles of Leslie MoMurra and Shadrick O'Finn; Geo, Hernandez as Sir Reginald Dare; Frederick Fairbanks, Father Malone; Miss Anita Bridges, a handseme young woman who had madéa reputation in the cast as Mary Donoughmore; Carrie Clark Ward, a clever soubrette, aa Mistress O’Reiley. The ,balance of the cast includes: Miss May Hernandez, Miss Ellismore, Mr. Tom Bates, Mr. Horace. Thrum and J. Alexander, ' OO oe Sar Rueum often appears in cold weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hood's Sarséparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. * Hoop’s Puts are. the best after-dinne: pills, assist digestion, cure-headache. box. » 25. a i +#@e + —— é sii ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second tloor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred EK. Brown, ~? $ That . Tired Feeling So common at this season, is a serious condition, liable to lead to disastrous results. It is a sure sign of declining health tone,' and that the blood is inipoverished and impure. The best and most suecessful remedy is found in HOOD’S Sarsaparilla Which makes rich, healthy blood, and thus gives strength to the herves, elasticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain and health to the whole body, In truth, Hood's SarsanarillaMakes The Weak Strong Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood's, Death ‘of an Old Resident. Union: Death has claimed another of our old and esteemed citizens, At 9:30 last night Henry Odgers died from the effects of heart disease, He has resided in a cabin on Winchester Hill for a long time and was well known and respected by all whom ‘he had met in lifetime. Deceased was a native of England and aged 68 years, “MELANCHOLY marked hit for her own,’ but he took Ayer’s Safsaparilla and cheated her, : POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cram of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest United States Government Food Reports, Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥, You Neat A Dece NUT. . rou need it now—Don't spoil your credit by a seedy make-up. Look like prosperity if you would have folks think : : you are prosperous. We have in stock a choice selection of imported and demestic woolens, cloths, cashmer s and -worsteds, : . For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work speaks for itself, Prices are the very lowest, Morrison, TAILOR. nT. “Kood’s Pilig cure liver ills. 25 35 Pine Street. SPECIAL ! . SPECIAL! 4 ES thee THIS WERK ONLY. — BOYS’ SUITS Ages from 4 to 14 years, * —+F0R—Half Their Original Price. a @@"See Them in Our Doorway. ( *Y RED TAG PRICE GOES. a a a SS a a a ree be, THE OLD RELIABLE, ee ee ee ee eae Here is a list of what _ \Men’s Ha Men’s Shi EF We carry a full line of A Best Stock of Men’s Shoes tervereereerervtrsernereereeverservernernernereerverversernernereererververserserservererver ENT DISCOUNT 20 PE Being that the Clothing Business is very dufl this Fall, and we h sion to make it move, if possible, and in order to do -so we will allow ing. Our goods are marked in plain American figures, and an example—if a suit or an Overcoat yone makin is marked $12 you get it for $9.60. eneaieanens And Our Prices Are the Lowest. we have :— COCO CCO MORO ACHE OR Heeeeed the UNITED WORKINGMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. We are agents for the Celebrated Sampson P Soliciting a continuance of your worthy patronage, we ARTER & JOHNSTON, One Manager: q CENT ia ave laid in a large stock, we have come to the concluthe customers a discount of 20 per cent on all Cloth& a purchase get the 20 per cent discount. For This is on Clothing only, and for strictly Cash, —WE CLAIM TQ CARRY THE— . Furnishing Goods In the County. BB 88 054 Sine c0 swan ae ORO Obs 0 64.8 eee pews cies MO 50 cents to $s. et ah 10 (huni 4 kei cack ccsc ee $1.50 to $5. MES eed e eed ee eeenceeceeeeeescssecdeecseseces sffOM, 25 Cents'to $4. Men's Pants eee eeeeeeeeeee es fom 50 cents to $10. Men’s MON ae, oe es ve cckki 2 75 cents per suit up to $8. remain yours, -Price Clothiers. 2 The Best Mining Boot Made. ants, which we sell for 50.cents per pair. e é a