October 13, 1896 (4 pages)

a by 33 fl ae isiialiaaatiabiiaiesintemiaatn THE Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Bkown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVAD# CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, Proprie TRANSCRIPT, 'reronaty tats TUESDAY OCT. 13, 1896. ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY,” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY, FOR CONGRESS, GROVE L. JOHNSON. special laws; but the Legislature, by general laws, shall provide for the incorporation, organization, and classification, in proportion to population BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, The Proceedings at the Regular Session, Commencing Monday, Sept. 28th. TUESDAY, Oct. 6,-1896. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Danie] McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The Board issued the following ELECTION PROCLAMATION, The Governor of the State of California, having issued his proclamation calling for'a General Election, to be the 8d day of November, 1896, so much of said proclamaNevada county being = held on Tuesday, tion as relates to as follows: STATE or Ca.irornia, EXEcurive DrparrMenr, § Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held throughout the State of California on Tuesday, the third day of November, A. D. 1896, when the following officers will be elected, namely : Nine Electors of President and VicePresident of the United States, Also, seven Representatives to the Congress of the United States ; being one Representative from each Congressional District. Also, one State Senator from each of the following Senatorial ‘Districts : Ninth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Seyen‘Twenty-First, First, Third, Fifth, Seventh, teenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-Third, Twenty-Fifth, TwentySeventh, Twenty-Ninth, Thirty-First, Thirty-Third, Thirty-Fifth, ThirtySeventh, and Thirty-Ninth. j y Also, one member of the Assembly from each Assembly District in this State. * Also, one Judge of the Superior Court in and for the county 6f Nevada. Also, at said election, Amendments to the Constitution of the State, submitted by the Legislature at its last regular session, numbered and designated as hereinafter specified, will be voted upon by the electors of said State, namely : Amendment Number One. (Assemby Constitutional Amendment No. 38.) ARTICLE XII. Section 1. All property in the State not exempt under the laws of the United States, or this Constitution, shall be taxed in proportion to its value, to be ascertained as provided by law. The word “property,” as used: in this article and section, is hereby declared to include moneys, credits, bonds, stocks, dues, franchises, and all other matter and things real, personal and mixed, capable of private ownerShip; provided, that property used for free public libraries ‘and free public museums, growing crops, mortgages, trust deeds, property. used exclusively for public schools, ‘and such as may belong to the United States, this State or to any county or municipal corporation within this State, shall be exempt from taxation, The Legislature may provide for a reduction from credits of debts due bona fide residents of this State. in all characters framed ulider the authority given by section eight of: artisle eleven of this Constitution, to provide, in addition to those provisions alflowable by this Constitution and by the laws of the State, as follows : 1,. For the constitution, regulation, government, and jurisdiction of Police Courts, and for the manner in which, the times at which, and the times for which the Judges of such Courts shall be elected or appointed, and for the compensation of said Judges and of which the members of Boards of Eduvation shall be elected: or appointed, and the number which shall constitute any one of such Boards. 3. Kor. the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the members of the Boards of Police Commissioners shall ‘be elected or appointed ; and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards and of the municipal police force. ce ae 4. For the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the members of. all Boards of Election shall be elected or appointed, and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards, and _ of, their. clerks and. attachés ; and for.all expenses incident to the holding of any election. / Where a city and county government has been merged and consolidated into one municipal government, it shall also be competent in any charter framed under said section eight of said article eleven, to provide: for the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the several county officers shall be elected or appointed, for their compensation, and for the number of deputies that each shall have, and for the compensation payable to each of such deputies. Amendment Number Six. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment ; No. 11.) _ ARTICLE. Section 1. Every. native ‘citizen of the United States, every person -_ who shall have acquired the rights of citizenship under or by virtue of the treaty of Quereturo, and ‘every naturalized citizen thereof, who shall have become such ninety days prior to any election, of the age of twenty-one years, 1 e for’ such proportion of all its debts and liabilities ¢ontracted or incurred during the time] he was a stockholder or shareholder, ~~~ . a8 the amount unpaid upon the stock . or shares owned by him bears to. the whole amount unpaid upon the. subtheir clerks and attaches. [SEAL,] JAMES H. BUDD, 2. For the manner in which, the . Attest : Governor, times at which, and the terms for} L.H. Brown, the Twelfth Assembly District, in and for the County of Nevada. pervisor District, consisting of the Township of Nevada. Supervisor District, Valley Township. pervisor District consisting of Meadow Lake Township and Little York Township, hereby Amendment Number Four, Amendment Number Five, Amendment Number Six, on, the words : Ballot Clerks—Wm. Watters and KE; Each ballot used at such election . p. must contain, written or printed therenaneesieninsinitninies * Inspectors—A. D, Sutton and Thos. Robinson, ‘ Clerks—Henry Bouvier and J, M. Kitts, ridges, . . Willow Valley Precinct. Polls . hovse. . YES. . Judges—Edward Gagin and G. Ramelli. Eagle Hose Company’s House, No. 2. Amendment -Number Four, being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 25 (relating to the operation of general One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating any. of the provisions of Title IV, Part I, of the Penal Code; such reward to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars. , In Testimony Wuergor, I have hereunto set: my hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at at the City of Sacramento, this 25th day of September, 1896, Secretary of State. Now, therefore, pursuant to said proclamation, and in accordance with law, a General Election is hereby ordered to be held on Tuesday, the 8rd day of November, A. D. 1896. At which election'the following officers are to be elected : ; 1. Elector of President President, 2. Elector President. 8. Elector President, 4, Elector President. 5. Elector President, 6.° Elector President. 7. Elector President. 8. Elector President. 9. Elector President. 10. One Representative to Congress, 11, One State Senator for the Third Senatorial District, 12. One member : of Assembly for and Vice of President and Viceof President and Viceof President and Viceof President and! Viceof President and Viceof President and Viceof President. and Viceof President and Vice13. One Judge of the Superior Court 14. One Superisor for the First Su15. One Supervisor for the Second consisting of Grass 16. One Supervisor of the Fifth SuAnd it is further ordered that the folowing named persons be, and they are appointed officers of election . YES. Nickerson, House. hart, Hall. ter, a por tr PEEP REESE Sec, 2. Section four of article , thirteen of. this Constitution is hereby repealed. © , Sec. 3. Section five of article thirteen of this Constitution is hereby repealed. Amendment Number Two. (Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 8.) ARTICLE I. Section 5. All elections by the people shall be by ballot or by such other method as may be prescribed by law; provided, that secrecy in voting be preserved. Amendment Number Three. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment : No. 19.) ARTICLE XIr. . physical disability from complying who shall have been a resident of the: State one year next preceding the election, and of the county in which he or she claims to vote ninety days, and in the election precinct thirty days, shall be entitled to ‘vote at all elections which are now or may hereafter be authorized by law; PROVIDED, no native of China, no idiot, insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, and “no person hereafter convicted of the embezzlement or misappropriation of public money, and no person who shall not be able to read the Constitution in the English language, and write his or her name, shall . be ever exercise the privilege of an elector in this State ; pRovipep, that the provisions of this amendment: relative to an educational qualification shall not apply to any person prevented by a with its requisitions, nor to any person *~Tnspectors—J. C. Rich and Chas. Pecor. D. Fleming. House, in and for their respective precincts, and that said election be held at the house or room designated Opposite the name of each of said precincts, to-wit : FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada Precinct, Shop. Judges—H. M. Place aud V. Sauvee, No.1. Polls at Clutter’s Clerks—Geo. A. Bailey and Geo, Coughlan. Ballot Clerks—H. C, Weisenburger and J. Yeaw. aker. _ Clerks—H. A, ney, ing. lis. Judges—Wm. Hobby and L. ©. Wilhelm. Inspecto#s—Edmund Dunkley Whiting, Clerks—Henry Stewart and Wm. G. Lord. Hodge, 3 OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Judge, George Vincent; Inspector, J. PStone; Clerk, Thomas Edwards; Ballot Clerk, J. P. Kinney. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 5—Polls at Boston Ravine School House. Judges—James T. Wales and Chas. McStravick, Inspectors—Bennett Dunstan and Jos. MeCauley. “Clerks—J. 8. Hennessy and Arthur Powell. . Ballot Clerks—James O'Reilly and W. J. Moyle, OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION, Judge, W. _.H. Weldon; Kelly ; Clerk, R. Barry; Sparnon, Empire Precinct—Pollg at Grand Stand, Watt Park. Judges—W. J. Alderman and J. os. Bennallack, Inspectors—Henry Dulmaine. Clerks--N. J. Smith and George Butler. Ballot Clerks—John.Cadden and Cornelius Desmond, Hill's Flat Precinct—Polls at T. R. Cooley’s, Judges— Arthur Cooper and Joseph Mc. Grath, / Inspectors—T, R. Cooley and John Trebilcox, Clerks—Wm. Dibble and A. M. Stokes, Ballot Clerks — W. H. Totten and J. K. Hogan. Allison Ranch Precinet—Polls at School House. Judges—P. Hawkins aud .Con Sullivan, Sr, Inspectors—P. C. Joyce and QO. Twitchell. Clerks—Jos. Benoit and Daniel Donovan. Ballot Clerks — Tim Hurley and John Thompson. Forest Springs Precinct—Polls at School House, Judges—Louis Wheeler and P. P. Pingree. Inspectors—James Harrigan and George Cunningham, Clerks—A. F. Perrin and W. A. Cunningham, Ballot Clerks—B. F, Colvin and T. J. Looney. Cottage Hill Precinct—Polls at Murray's House. Judges—Milton Smith and Chas. Gautier, Inspectors—Dan Bilderbach and E. Higins, * Clorke—C, D. Bilderback and Henry M. Bayne, Ballot Clerks—A, J, Cunningham and Ben Inspector, Peter Ballot Clerk, Harry Champion and Frank Buena Vista Precinct — Polls at School Judges—Jos. Shebley and Robert Scanlon. Inspectors—George Kress and Joseph BurkClerks—Jno. White and Eugene Sailor, Ballot Clerks—K, Melarkey and Wm. Kipp THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Washington Precinct — Polls at McKee's Judges—John McBean and M, M. Cole, Inspectors—E, T, Worthley and W. D. FosClerks—J. H. Kohler and W. H. Mead. Ballot Cle rks—Ole Helgerson and W. E, Maybert Precinct—Polls at School House. Judges—J. Ritchie and Charles Lillie. Inspector—Henry Cook and Charles WhitAyres and George Bonney, Ballot Clerks—J. B. Tully and Thomas BenEUREKA TOWESHIP. Eureka Precinet—Polls atthe Debow BuildJudges—John O'Gara and J. T. Cline, Inspectors—Hugh Dundon and George ElNevada Precinct, No, 2, Polls at City Hall, Judges—E. C, Baldridge and O. C. Conlan. Inspectors—Geo. C. Gaylord and John Webr. Clerks—H. J. Carter and J. B. Gray, Ballot Clerks—C, J. Brand and G. A. Legg. Nevada Precinct, No. 3, Polls at Court Judges—F. T. Marker and M, Rosenberg. Fitter.~ House, zard, Clerks—J. W, Walsh and John Keller, Ballot Clerks—W. s, McPherrew and Henry Moore's Flat Precinct—Polls at the School Judges—M. Shea and J. B. Carter, Inspectors—James Doyle and Hans J. ansen. Clerks—L. R, Kelstrup and D. Conley. Ballot Clerks—Wm. Buck and R. H. VizInspectors—Edward Muller and John Dunnichff. Clerks—C, E. Kent and J.J. Schmidt, North Bloomfield Preeinet—Polls at Wise BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. at Schooland Chas. Ballot Clerks—Thomas Ingram and Thomas son,. Helmkamp. of ‘ada County, California, zt (eorabetie Whe: caused this Proclamation to be signed by the President of the said Board, and the signature of Seal of said Board. President of the Monday, Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. rrmensinors L. weer Baker, FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. D. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. burn, : Amendment Number One, beInspectors—Samuel MeCausland and W. H d John Brophy. scribed capital stock or shares: of the ing Assembly Constitutional . J. Organ. . Pi a hares i Janie Quick and James corporation or association. The DiAmendment No. 338 hol as Clerks—Lorenzo Garlich and C. B. Ebaugh, Husgties. : rectors or Trustees o corporations and dinde tak taxation} ae ene re ce nee be Bi Aneel North San Juan Precinct—Polls. at School joint-stock associations shall be jointly For the Amendment? No. SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. House. Se as and severally liable to the creditors L GRASS VALLEY TOwNsuIP, Bi an a Goren AY. Wasik and stockholders for all moneys emag opr et Onpdnen TES. Grass Valley Precinct, No. I. Polls at Pros Clerks—C. S. Paine and John Cunningham. bezzled or misappropriated by the offiAneatinent No. 8 (author. tection Hose Company’s House, No, 1. Ballot Clerks—Jos. G. Dickson and Geo. cers of such corporation or joint stock izing elections by ballot, or ; _ Sudges—James Pollard and W. H. Bray. W. Ray. ; association, during the term of office such other secret method as Tuspectors—Win, Bee and Dr. I. W. Hays. Sweetland “Precinct, _Polls.at School * Clerks—George R. Carson and John Glasof such Direttor or Trustee. may be permitted by lem) ious House. Na aled 1c Roaait « rs x ~--P, . M, Nug ° Amendment Number Four. << esse a a. — ye ecaion fits Fitzsimmons and John isumoec ache bees and Martin Burthendment Number Three, ( YES, . Hocking. ¢ Clorks—James.O. Sweetland and Jobh Is(Senate Constitutional Amendment a a bly . stituOFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. r. i an being Assembly . Con: bisksNo, 25.) * . tional Amendment No, 19 Judge—Joseph Snyder, Inspector—Louis. Ballot Clerks—J, S. Brown and B. F. Mc(limiting the liability of } —— Bremer, Clerk—John Roberts, Ballot Clerk— Cracken. ARTIOLE XI srockhoilens of corporaGordon Morgan, Birchville Precinct—Polls rhage vou : . : ions. ‘ ae : d Ste len. : ae 6. i aang for eps ees the Amendment? NO. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 2.—Polls at Judges—Thomas Hall an phen ipal purposes s crea Inspectors—R. A. Thomas and Martin Ma roney. : Clerks—Geo. B. Newell and A. T. O'Connor Thomas. Anthony House Precinct, Pclls at School House. Judges—J. P. Novay and John Magonagal. Inspectors— Wm. H. Dayey and Wm. Glover. Clerks—C. J. Cole and W.C. Huling.Ballot Clerks—James R. Vineyard and Wm. Luke. Indian Springs Precinct—Polls at School House, Judges—A, Tisher and R. Putnam, Inspectors—John Mill and John Mitchell. Clerks—J. H. Nile and F. A. Horton. Ballot Clerks—Willis Weberand John Elster. Pleasant Ridge Precinct. Polls at School House. Judges—Arnold Glise and LeviSanford. * Inspect ors—J. B. Underwood and L. Light. Clerks—Robt. McKelvy and Levi Davis. “Ballot Clerks—George Hodkins and Ira Davis. Spenceville Precinct. Polls at School House : Judges—G. H. Stubbs and John Hymes. Inspectors—Otto Woehler and Sampson Davey. Clerks—W, O. Walker and M. H, Jackson. Ballot Clerks—Henry Beyer and L, Pittman, FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, MEADOW LAKRE TOWNSHIP. Truckee Precinct, School House. Judges—Francis Finnegan arid Dan Peterman. Inspectors—Chas, Hops and C. N. Cox, Clerks—Wm. O'Neill and Chas. Thomas. Ballot Clerks—John Fay and {Wm. McKensie. Truckee Precinct No. 2.—Polls ‘at Hurd’s Hall. Judges—Samuel Parker and J. H. Bachelder, Inspectors—D, J, ford. Number 1. Polls at Smith and F. M. RutherClerks—J. R. Daily and W. M. Burekhalter. Ballot Clerks—John Noell and D. W. Leach, Boca Precinct.—Polls at School House, Judges—James McDonald and D. M, Dysart. Inspectors—J. De ‘Benardi and §. H, ‘Simonds, Clerks—James Donald. Ballot Clerks—Albert Putnam and J, W, ne, Mackormick and J. J. Mo3 b LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, You Bet Precinct.—Polls at I. 0.0. F, Hall, Judges—John Hussey and James Bottomly. Inspectors—T, P, Blue and W. F, Davis, *Clerks—A. G, Chew and R. E, Linder, Ballot Clerke—A, G. Turner and 0, K. Cloudman, Lowell Hill Precinct—Polls at Hill’s Hall. Judges—James‘Hill and J. W. Jenkins. Inspectors—J. Levee 8r,, and Wm. Wilkin: Clerks—Alex, Drynan and James Phillips, Ballot Clerks—F. 'T, Maguire and C, H. Done by order of the Board of Supervisors Cherokee Precinct—Polls at School House. JudgesJoseph Hustler. and John Curnow. Inspectors—Herr Phelan and L,’ D. RathBallot Clerks—W. H. Skeehan and Herbert Ballot Clerks—G. F. Hendricks and George 8. a . . are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking H in this city ‘for the past few months, died this morning at 6 o’clock. Death résulted from a general breaking down of the entire system, deceased having been in poor health for a long time. Several years ago he kept a butcher New York~ Hotel. lieve he went to Sacramento or some other place in that .part of the State, ‘city in hope that the mountain climate would. benefit him. ‘Philip bk merly of this city but now living a me isa brother of deceased, He has been telegraphed to and will arrive here this evening. Mrs. N. Wilhelm of Grass Valley is a Sister. leaves a wife and two daughters in the East. .The funeral will take place at Grass Valley. cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. : Death of Conrad Trau. Conrad Trau, ‘who has been residing among his home péople, editors of the Nevada TRANSoRIPT jp, . has done good service for the Repnbii. hop on Broad street, just above ‘the From here we becan cause. We wish to urge Republicans to stand solidly in the coming contest, He stands fo, all that Republican policy impligs and besides should he. succeed in being elected he will Support for U. gs. Sena. t or that staunch Republican: and true friepd of the miners, George ©, p, Upon ali nd some time ago returned to this er. ee ‘Native Sons’ Meeting, The regular meeting Parlor, No. 56, N.S, G. this evening anda full attendance is de. sired. By order, Es Gaisszr, Pars, E. J. Moran, Sro’y, He oe. You Can’r Buy Happiness, but if you ood’s Sarsaparilla, an alt ee esceniag It. Te Rs 8k your physic your i and your friends abou: Shilol's Gare for Spr os kan They will recom. mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Hoop’s Pitts are the best family i “ Ballot Clerks—C, D. Snyder and Wm. Car; . Polls at School 2 laws in organized or incortea : on Corral Precinct. Po Ok pies and towns, which laws or, ne ae ree ities aa age NO OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL RLECTION, J tidgbe-Harrieon French and M. J. Heim. altered, amended,.or repealed. — For the Amendment fib sae BAS . udge, Peter King; Inspector Martin Shew. { [Inapectors—William Moulton and Richard and towns heretofore organized or in‘ . bridge; Clerk, G. E. Riley; Ballot Clerk, . Neville. * : Amendment Number Five, beYES. . ” $ * i 3 oe corporated may become organized uning Senate Constitutional George Murphy, Clerks—D. i — a cree der such general laws whenever & ma-. Amendment No. 13 Kenora: Tekin cd Foes No. 3—Polls at Rei aia Clerks—Dan a jori 3 i -} ing the provisions which ande Hose Co., No, . 4 Jonity of ~ picture Saig pad ca 4 be cas by FreeholdJudges—Adam Lueas and John T. Rodda, ND READY TOWNSHIP, . 2ral election shall so determine, and ron Charters Polagiza to Inspectors—C. R. Hill and J. C. Conaway, USE it i shall organize in conformity there-; Police Courts, Police Con. . , Clerks —R. J. Fitugerald and Fred J. Rough and Ready Precinct, Polls at School with; and cities and towns heretofore missioners, Boards of EduThomas. House. : or tietoaittes organized, and all char-} cation and Elections, and Ballot Clerks—Alex. Henderson and John ae aaa on sndad Chee? leis: ters thereof framed or adopted by auib hesog Foe if tb ‘ meats Pi a “Weeks, iad James Hackett. > consoli—E. W. . thority of this Constitution, except in oer i mgan§ om nties. ihe pian i is hare as Ballot Clerks—John Perkenpine and Frank ne iL niet dated cities an ane re he NO Judge, J. J. Taafe; Inspector, W. B. Van Hunse. sa ae be aeatrey Bball: be: subject to For the Amendment ? ~—__ . Orden; Clerk, Sam Dille; Ballot Clerk, Chas. ‘nd controlled by general laws. ; ( YES. Miller, Mooney Flat Precinct. Polls at School : Amendment Number Six, be“. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 4—Polls at Lin. Houge. Amendment Number Five. ing Assembly hy sige pours coln School House, ‘s Judges—John Rickey and Wm. Goss, 3 dme 0. extend7. > = i d C. W. (Senate Corfstitutional Amendment rege mane te cote to fe) setae tobe oe an nr Tee _ woe Ben Frazier an No. 13.) males.) 3 OO el ae Par atione eatieuediie. . Clerks—John Driscol] and Daniel Frazer. ARTICLE XI For the Amendment ? L_NO. Clerks—John F. Sullivan and James Led-. Ballot Clerk—M. H. Loomer and, Samuel : RE wich, Kay, Section 81. It shall be competent,} And I do hereby offer a reward of at: An the Prices, at which we now offer it to the public. doubt and examine our goods and vinced. Weare ready to meet a If you have no time. to call filled, with Commercial Street, near Main, Undershirts and Drawers, full val per pair, their value, hey are the best and the cheape do not buy White Blankets till y FOR MEN ONLY. Our first special sale of FALL GOODS, which we shan offer to the public during the Season, will commence at. 8 o’clock sharp tomorrow morning, when Men's ‘Suits will be slaughtered at half price. . sta You all know what Oregon Cashmere, is, as itis 9 staple article—we now offer 40 Men's Suits Cashmere, full value, $11 00, but during ‘our Special you may buy them for $5 50, with a pair hrown in ; sizes from 84 to 44; This is Our first round. Now for the second : To the Ladies Only. Ifyou have any dear little boys that you wish to make happy don’t fail to call on L. HYMAN & CO. this week; as we are offering a Special Sale of Boys’ Winter Suits, made of Oregon Cashmere, in a small grey check, double-breasted, sfrom 4 tol4 years, a' just onehalf their value. Don’t buy shady goods when you can get a a first-class for $1 90—just. one-half its value. Now to the Men Who Intend to Appear in Full Dress. . . As the Election is not yet over they will find it to their advantage to call on us this w as we are offering as a Special Sale 50 Men’s Imported. Black Clay Worsteds Suits, cut in the latest style for the Fall and Winter Season, in either square or round cut sacks, or 8-button cut-a-wav frocks, These suits are sold elsewhere at $20.00 and $22 50 per suit, but during our Special you can buy one for $10 00, and a pair of suspenders and our compliments thrown in, and no merchant tailor can give you. better satisfaction than we can. We also offer during this week 20 dozen Men’s Grey ue 50 cents, at 25 cents, Ten dozen Men’s Heavy Overshirts, full value 50 cents, 25 cents. Ten dozen Boys’ Knee Pants, full vali fro:n 50 to 75 cents, at 25 cents. We offer Boys’ and ‘Youths’ Bib Overalls at. 25 cents As you have bought them elsewhere you know Ib Watch our weekly advertisements, as we inten] to offer new specials every week. ra ect ce We are sole agents for the MARYSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS, d Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at Prices charged at the Mills. You all know the goods. St in the long run. Ladies, Ou see ours. x) ght for spct cash If you are in prices, you will be conIl competition, » Ting us up. No, 63, 1 bell. ‘ Promptly and satisfactorily . strictly one price to all, for spot cash only. L. HYMAN & CO. REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. . a ad SETS RAE PSRs Our stock is carefully selected and bon All country orders reof the said Board has attested by the Clerk ‘thereof and. the DANIEL McPHETRES, Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, Cal. Dated October 6th, 1896, Attest ; J.J. GREANY, Clerk, By J.C. NILon, Deputy. les By order the. Board adjourned to November 9th, 1896, ; Danret MoPuernes, President of the Board. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. By J. O. Nuon, Deputy, 2-9-9 Nicely Entertained. Last evening the Excelsior Whist . = Nevada City, Cal. SINE ekaaeeaaeeasemaa Building. C. J. Brand at their home on Broad Ballot Clerks—R. J. Si d Frank Section 3. The liability of st khol-. W2° now has the right to vote, nor to. power. eR es ieee ee cok One tek Bo cere amt Brizes aig Salon ail ders of corporations or joint-stock as-. ®2Y Person who shall be sixty years of . seiby Fiat Precinet. Polls at Schoolhouse. . rose. Soups H. J. Carter and Mrs. M. Rosenberg, sociations shall be limited by the face . ®8° 80d upward at the time this} Judges—Wm, Davis and Daniel Kelly, Clerks—A. R. Morrison and John Cummins, . the second prizes ‘by J. M. Hadley and amendment shall take effect. Inspectors—A. H. Hallett and Thomas. Ballot Clerks—J, D, Ostrom and C.B. NorMrs. H. Legg. After the card playing deeming ei 2 rs of ~ coe Each amendment shall be voted on . Mooney: * : thup, g was over dancing was indulged in and seri capital stock or shares of suc’ Clerks—P, A, Arbogast and H. L. Moody, : Polls School ‘Corporation or association; and when. . *@Parately from the others, by ballot, Pallot Clerks—Grant Hall and James B. uae = — roe gainer of different, kinds were played. ever any shares have been fully paid. #¢ the next genéral election to be held . MoNally. ‘Judges—C. Harker and John P, Jonés.__ nis were served and » most nip, dhe ‘hhalders: o¢-mech chee 1 . ,.08 Tuesday, the third day of Novemfedian Plat Precinet. Polls at SchoolInspectors—E. Penrose and H. P. ul time was spent, the com / : shall : : 2 : house, ‘ Clerks—R. P, Rossen and J. P. Jepson.:. being every not be further liable to such corpora: . Pe? 1006 Judges D, W. Lord and A. W. Herring, Ballot Clerks—C, th: Segaon and Henry tion or association, or the creditors ‘The said amendments are hespectively . Inspeetors—B. C. Waite and John Curry, eal. © thereof, on that account. Each stockdesignated— eee or ina erage —— Smith.! Columbia Hill Precinet—Polls at Schoo! . holder of a corporation or joint-stock Amendment Number One. Murphy. i ee eee goss s Richardson E. Ayers, association , whose capital stock is not Amendment Number Two. “Gold Flat Precinct, Polls at Schoolhouse. Inspectors—C, J. raster oy Dope: ae _ fully paid up, shall be individually and . Amendment Number Three. _Judges—Henry Odgers and John T. Hicks. Clerks—P, H, Brophy py C. MeMurray, : THE se Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawis and At Pris. which ae Our Last Month in Nevada City. WHITE HOUSE. We will now offer our entire stock of P Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, PRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Skirts, Notions, Etc., Will enable us to dispose. of-Onr Stock Before Going. , Seems . *Exeepting Grass alley ie Cc Park, f a Grass Valley.---++ ‘it: _ Rierroomile aybert. : *You oie ‘edn a days, W: OFFIC “HOURS isi ndays and , m —————— A Mil candidates ae ing held in Qui Soward, Asser of the most su rations ever ; tab was with jet with av The Quincy I selections dur At Greenvill immense audi / come the cat were supplen the tariff quee ; bonfires = Band took pa On Monday and Soward audience at I enthusiasm men whereve On Tuesds The _ Rept Plumas cow ganized, and that Messrs. both avowec Geo. CO. Pet people of 8 regard to f ties. A TRAM John Garne Arm About 11 Garner, wl in. Willow serious ac town wher wagon. we such a jar the seat. ‘ right arm, : shoulder ; bones of 1 . into Vie J ' — summone is about will inca Minor. Veloci

a by 33 fl ae isiialiaaatiabiiaiesintemiaatn THE Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Bkown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVAD# CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, Proprie TRANSCRIPT, 'reronaty tats TUESDAY OCT. 13, 1896. ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY,” REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY, FOR CONGRESS, GROVE L. JOHNSON. special laws; but the Legislature, by general laws, shall provide for the incorporation, organization, and classification, in proportion to population BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, The Proceedings at the Regular Session, Commencing Monday, Sept. 28th. TUESDAY, Oct. 6,-1896. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Danie] McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The Board issued the following ELECTION PROCLAMATION, The Governor of the State of California, having issued his proclamation calling for'a General Election, to be the 8d day of November, 1896, so much of said proclamaNevada county being = held on Tuesday, tion as relates to as follows: STATE or Ca.irornia, EXEcurive DrparrMenr, § Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held throughout the State of California on Tuesday, the third day of November, A. D. 1896, when the following officers will be elected, namely : Nine Electors of President and VicePresident of the United States, Also, seven Representatives to the Congress of the United States ; being one Representative from each Congressional District. Also, one State Senator from each of the following Senatorial ‘Districts : Ninth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Seyen‘Twenty-First, First, Third, Fifth, Seventh, teenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-Third, Twenty-Fifth, TwentySeventh, Twenty-Ninth, Thirty-First, Thirty-Third, Thirty-Fifth, ThirtySeventh, and Thirty-Ninth. j y Also, one member of the Assembly from each Assembly District in this State. * Also, one Judge of the Superior Court in and for the county 6f Nevada. Also, at said election, Amendments to the Constitution of the State, submitted by the Legislature at its last regular session, numbered and designated as hereinafter specified, will be voted upon by the electors of said State, namely : Amendment Number One. (Assemby Constitutional Amendment No. 38.) ARTICLE XII. Section 1. All property in the State not exempt under the laws of the United States, or this Constitution, shall be taxed in proportion to its value, to be ascertained as provided by law. The word “property,” as used: in this article and section, is hereby declared to include moneys, credits, bonds, stocks, dues, franchises, and all other matter and things real, personal and mixed, capable of private ownerShip; provided, that property used for free public libraries ‘and free public museums, growing crops, mortgages, trust deeds, property. used exclusively for public schools, ‘and such as may belong to the United States, this State or to any county or municipal corporation within this State, shall be exempt from taxation, The Legislature may provide for a reduction from credits of debts due bona fide residents of this State. in all characters framed ulider the authority given by section eight of: artisle eleven of this Constitution, to provide, in addition to those provisions alflowable by this Constitution and by the laws of the State, as follows : 1,. For the constitution, regulation, government, and jurisdiction of Police Courts, and for the manner in which, the times at which, and the times for which the Judges of such Courts shall be elected or appointed, and for the compensation of said Judges and of which the members of Boards of Eduvation shall be elected: or appointed, and the number which shall constitute any one of such Boards. 3. Kor. the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the members of the Boards of Police Commissioners shall ‘be elected or appointed ; and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards and of the municipal police force. ce ae 4. For the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the members of. all Boards of Election shall be elected or appointed, and for the constitution, regulation, compensation, and government of such Boards, and _ of, their. clerks and. attachés ; and for.all expenses incident to the holding of any election. / Where a city and county government has been merged and consolidated into one municipal government, it shall also be competent in any charter framed under said section eight of said article eleven, to provide: for the manner in which, the times at which, and the terms for which the several county officers shall be elected or appointed, for their compensation, and for the number of deputies that each shall have, and for the compensation payable to each of such deputies. Amendment Number Six. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment ; No. 11.) _ ARTICLE.. Section 1. Every. native ‘citizen of the United States, every person -_ who shall have acquired the rights of citizenship under or by virtue of the treaty of Quereturo, and ‘every naturalized citizen thereof, who shall have become such ninety days prior to any election, of the age of twenty-one years, 1 e for’ such proportion of all its debts and liabilities ¢ontracted or incurred during the time] he was a stockholder or shareholder, ~~~ . a8 the amount unpaid upon the stock . or shares owned by him bears to. the whole amount unpaid upon the. subtheir clerks and attaches. [SEAL,] JAMES H. BUDD, 2. For the manner in which, the . Attest : Governor, times at which, and the terms for} L.H. Brown, the Twelfth Assembly District, in and for the County of Nevada. pervisor District, consisting of the Township of Nevada. Supervisor District, Valley Township. pervisor District consisting of Meadow Lake Township and Little York Township, hereby Amendment Number Four, Amendment Number Five, Amendment Number Six, on, the words : Ballot Clerks—Wm. Watters and KE; Each ballot used at such election . p. must contain, written or printed therenaneesieninsinitninies * Inspectors—A. D, Sutton and Thos. Robinson, ‘ Clerks—Henry Bouvier and J, M. Kitts, ridges, . . Willow Valley Precinct. Polls . hovse. . YES. . Judges—Edward Gagin and G. Ramelli. Eagle Hose Company’s House, No. 2. Amendment -Number Four, being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 25 (relating to the operation of general One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating any. of the provisions of Title IV, Part I, of the Penal Code; such reward to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars. , In Testimony Wuergor, I have hereunto set: my hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at at the City of Sacramento, this 25th day of September, 1896, Secretary of State. Now, therefore, pursuant to said proclamation, and in accordance with law, a General Election is hereby ordered to be held on Tuesday, the 8rd day of November, A. D. 1896. At which election'the following officers are to be elected : ; 1. Elector of President President, 2. Elector President. 8. Elector President, 4, Elector President. 5.. Elector President, 6.° Elector President. 7. Elector President. 8. Elector President. 9. Elector President. 10. One Representative to Congress, 11, One State Senator for the Third Senatorial District, 12. One member : of Assembly for and Vice of President and Viceof President and Viceof President and Viceof President and! Viceof President and Viceof President and Viceof President. and Viceof President and Vice13. One Judge of the Superior Court 14. One Superisor for the First Su15. One Supervisor for the Second consisting of Grass 16. One Supervisor of the Fifth SuAnd it is further ordered that the folowing named persons be, and they are appointed officers of election . YES. Nickerson, House. hart, Hall. ter, a por tr PEEP REESE Sec, 2. Section four of article , thirteen of. this Constitution is hereby repealed. © , Sec. 3. Section five of article thirteen of this Constitution is hereby repealed. Amendment Number Two. (Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 8.) ARTICLE I. Section 5. All elections by the people shall be by ballot or by such other method as may be prescribed by law; provided, that secrecy in voting be preserved. Amendment Number Three. (Assembly Constitutional Amendment : No. 19.) ARTICLE XIr. . physical disability from complying who shall have been a resident of the: State one year next preceding the election, and of the county in which he or she claims to vote ninety days, and in the election precinct thirty days, shall be entitled to ‘vote at all elections which are now or may hereafter be authorized by law; PROVIDED, no native of China, no idiot, insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, and “no person hereafter convicted of the embezzlement or misappropriation of public money, and no person who shall not be able to read the Constitution in the English language, and write his or her name, shall . be ever exercise the privilege of an elector in this State ; pRovipep, that the provisions of this amendment: relative to an educational qualification shall not apply to any person prevented by a with its requisitions, nor to any person *~Tnspectors—J. C. Rich and Chas. Pecor. D. Fleming. House, in and for their respective precincts, and that said election be held at the house or room designated Opposite the name of each of said precincts, to-wit : FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Nevada Precinct, Shop. Judges—H. M. Place aud V. Sauvee, No.1. Polls at Clutter’s Clerks—Geo. A. Bailey and Geo, Coughlan. Ballot Clerks—H. C, Weisenburger and J. Yeaw. aker. _ Clerks—H. A, ney, ing. lis. Judges—Wm. Hobby and L. ©. Wilhelm. Inspecto#s—Edmund Dunkley Whiting, Clerks—Henry Stewart and Wm. G. Lord. Hodge, 3 OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Judge, George Vincent; Inspector, J. PStone; Clerk, Thomas Edwards; Ballot Clerk, J. P. Kinney. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 5—Polls at Boston Ravine School House. Judges—James T. Wales and Chas. McStravick, Inspectors—Bennett Dunstan and Jos. MeCauley. “Clerks—J. 8. Hennessy and Arthur Powell. . Ballot Clerks—James O'Reilly and W. J. Moyle, OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION, Judge, W. _.H. Weldon; Kelly ; Clerk, R. Barry; Sparnon, Empire Precinct—Pollg at Grand Stand, Watt Park. Judges—W. J. Alderman and J. os. Bennallack, Inspectors—Henry Dulmaine. Clerks--N. J. Smith and George Butler. Ballot Clerks—John.Cadden and Cornelius Desmond, Hill's Flat Precinct—Polls at T. R. Cooley’s, Judges— Arthur Cooper and Joseph Mc. Grath, / Inspectors—T, R. Cooley and John Trebilcox, Clerks—Wm. Dibble and A. M. Stokes, Ballot Clerks — W. H. Totten and J. K. Hogan. Allison Ranch Precinet—Polls at School House. Judges—P. Hawkins aud .Con Sullivan, Sr, Inspectors—P. C. Joyce and QO. Twitchell. Clerks—Jos. Benoit and Daniel Donovan. Ballot Clerks — Tim Hurley and John Thompson. Forest Springs Precinct—Polls at School House, Judges—Louis Wheeler and P. P. Pingree. Inspectors—James Harrigan and George Cunningham, Clerks—A. F. Perrin and W. A. Cunningham, Ballot Clerks—B. F, Colvin and T. J. Looney. Cottage Hill Precinct—Polls at Murray's House. Judges—Milton Smith and Chas. Gautier, Inspectors—Dan Bilderbach and E. Higins, * Clorke—C, D. Bilderback and Henry M. Bayne, Ballot Clerks—A, J, Cunningham and Ben Inspector, Peter Ballot Clerk, Harry Champion and Frank Buena Vista Precinct — Polls at School Judges—Jos. Shebley and Robert Scanlon. Inspectors—George Kress and Joseph BurkClerks—Jno. White and Eugene Sailor, Ballot Clerks—K, Melarkey and Wm. Kipp THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Washington Precinct — Polls at McKee's Judges—John McBean and M, M. Cole, Inspectors—E, T, Worthley and W. D. FosClerks—J. H. Kohler and W. H. Mead. Ballot Cle rks—Ole Helgerson and W. E, Maybert Precinct—Polls at School House. Judges—J. Ritchie and Charles Lillie. Inspector—Henry Cook and Charles WhitAyres and George Bonney, Ballot Clerks—J. B. Tully and Thomas BenEUREKA TOWESHIP. Eureka Precinet—Polls atthe Debow BuildJudges—John O'Gara and J. T. Cline, Inspectors—Hugh Dundon and George ElNevada Precinct, No, 2, Polls at City Hall, Judges—E. C, Baldridge and O. C. Conlan. Inspectors—Geo. C. Gaylord and John Webr. Clerks—H. J. Carter and J. B. Gray, Ballot Clerks—C, J. Brand and G. A. Legg. Nevada Precinct, No. 3, Polls at Court Judges—F. T. Marker and M, Rosenberg. Fitter.~ House, zard, Clerks—J. W, Walsh and John Keller, Ballot Clerks—W. s, McPherrew and Henry Moore's Flat Precinct—Polls at the School Judges—M. Shea and J. B. Carter, Inspectors—James Doyle and Hans J. ansen. Clerks—L. R, Kelstrup and D. Conley. Ballot Clerks—Wm. Buck and R. H. VizInspectors—Edward Muller and John Dunnichff. Clerks—C, E. Kent and J.J. Schmidt, North Bloomfield Preeinet—Polls at Wise BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. at Schooland Chas. Ballot Clerks—Thomas Ingram and Thomas son,. Helmkamp. of ‘ada County, California, zt (eorabetie Whe: caused this Proclamation to be signed by the President of the said Board, and the signature of Seal of said Board. President of the Monday, Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs.

rrmensinors L. weer Baker, FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. D. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. burn, : Amendment Number One, beInspectors—Samuel MeCausland and W. H d John Brophy. scribed capital stock or shares: of the ing Assembly Constitutional . J. Organ. . Pi a hares i Janie Quick and James corporation or association. The DiAmendment No. 338 hol as Clerks—Lorenzo Garlich and C. B. Ebaugh, Husgties. : rectors or Trustees o corporations and dinde tak taxation} ae ene re ce nee be Bi Aneel North San Juan Precinct—Polls. at School joint-stock associations shall be jointly For the Amendment? No. SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT. House. Se as and severally liable to the creditors L GRASS VALLEY TOwNsuIP, Bi an a Goren AY. Wasik and stockholders for all moneys emag opr et Onpdnen TES. Grass Valley Precinct, No. I. Polls at Pros Clerks—C. S. Paine and John Cunningham. bezzled or misappropriated by the offiAneatinent No. 8 (author. tection Hose Company’s House, No, 1. Ballot Clerks—Jos. G. Dickson and Geo. cers of such corporation or joint stock izing elections by ballot, or ; _ Sudges—James Pollard and W. H. Bray. W. Ray. ; association, during the term of office such other secret method as Tuspectors—Win, Bee and Dr. I. W. Hays. Sweetland “Precinct, _Polls.at School * Clerks—George R. Carson and John Glasof such Direttor or Trustee. may be permitted by lem) ious House. Na aled 1c Roaait « rs x ~--P, . M, Nug ° Amendment Number Four. << esse a a. — ye ecaion fits Fitzsimmons and John isumoec ache bees and Martin Burthendment Number Three, ( YES, . Hocking. ¢ Clorks—James.O. Sweetland and Jobh Is(Senate Constitutional Amendment a a bly . stituOFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. r. i an being Assembly . Con: bisksNo, 25.) * . tional Amendment No, 19 Judge—Joseph Snyder, Inspector—Louis. Ballot Clerks—J, S. Brown and B. F. Mc(limiting the liability of } —— Bremer, Clerk—John Roberts, Ballot Clerk— Cracken. ARTIOLE XI srockhoilens of corporaGordon Morgan, Birchville Precinct—Polls rhage vou : . : ions. ‘ ae : d Ste len. : ae 6. i aang for eps ees the Amendment? NO. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 2.—Polls at Judges—Thomas Hall an phen ipal purposes s crea Inspectors—R. A. Thomas and Martin Ma roney. : Clerks—Geo. B. Newell and A. T. O'Connor Thomas. Anthony House Precinct, Pclls at School House. Judges—J. P. Novay and John Magonagal. Inspectors— Wm. H. Dayey and Wm. Glover. Clerks—C. J. Cole and W.C. Huling.Ballot Clerks—James R. Vineyard and Wm. Luke. Indian Springs Precinct—Polls at School House, Judges—A, Tisher and R. Putnam, Inspectors—John Mill and John Mitchell. Clerks—J. H. Nile and F. A. Horton. Ballot Clerks—Willis Weberand John Elster. Pleasant Ridge Precinct. Polls at School House. Judges—Arnold Glise and LeviSanford. * Inspect ors—J. B. Underwood and L. Light. Clerks—Robt. McKelvy and Levi Davis. “Ballot Clerks—George Hodkins and Ira Davis. Spenceville Precinct. Polls at School House : Judges—G. H. Stubbs and John Hymes. Inspectors—Otto Woehler and Sampson Davey. Clerks—W, O. Walker and M. H, Jackson. Ballot Clerks—Henry Beyer and L, Pittman, FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, MEADOW LAKRE TOWNSHIP. Truckee Precinct, School House. Judges—Francis Finnegan arid Dan Peterman. Inspectors—Chas, Hops and C. N. Cox, Clerks—Wm. O'Neill and Chas. Thomas. Ballot Clerks—John Fay and {Wm. McKensie. Truckee Precinct No. 2.—Polls ‘at Hurd’s Hall. Judges—Samuel Parker and J. H. Bachelder, Inspectors—D, J, ford. Number 1. Polls at Smith and F. M. RutherClerks—J. R. Daily and W. M. Burekhalter. Ballot Clerks—John Noell and D. W. Leach, Boca Precinct.—Polls at School House, Judges—James McDonald and D. M, Dysart. Inspectors—J. De ‘Benardi and §. H, ‘Simonds, Clerks—James Donald. Ballot Clerks—Albert Putnam and J, W, ne, Mackormick and J. J. Mo3 b LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, You Bet Precinct.—Polls at I. 0.0. F, Hall, Judges—John Hussey and James Bottomly. Inspectors—T, P, Blue and W. F, Davis, *Clerks—A. G, Chew and R. E, Linder, Ballot Clerke—A, G. Turner and 0, K. Cloudman, Lowell Hill Precinct—Polls at Hill’s Hall. Judges—James‘Hill and J. W. Jenkins. Inspectors—J. Levee 8r,, and Wm. Wilkin: Clerks—Alex, Drynan and James Phillips, Ballot Clerks—F. 'T, Maguire and C, H. Done by order of the Board of Supervisors Cherokee Precinct—Polls at School House. JudgesJoseph Hustler. and John Curnow. Inspectors—Herr Phelan and L,’ D. RathBallot Clerks—W. H. Skeehan and Herbert Ballot Clerks—G. F. Hendricks and George 8. a . . are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking H in this city ‘for the past few months, died this morning at 6 o’clock. Death résulted from a general breaking down of the entire system, deceased having been in poor health for a long time. Several years ago he kept a butcher New York~ Hotel. lieve he went to Sacramento or some other place in that .part of the State, ‘city in hope that the mountain climate would. benefit him. ‘Philip bk merly of this city but now living a me isa brother of deceased, He has been telegraphed to and will arrive here this evening. Mrs. N. Wilhelm of Grass Valley is a Sister. leaves a wife and two daughters in the East. .The funeral will take place at Grass Valley. cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. : Death of Conrad Trau. Conrad Trau, ‘who has been residing among his home péople, editors of the Nevada TRANSoRIPT jp, . has done good service for the Repnbii. hop on Broad street, just above ‘the From here we becan cause. We wish to urge Republicans to stand solidly in the coming contest, He stands fo, all that Republican policy impligs and besides should he. succeed in being elected he will Support for U. gs. Sena. t or that staunch Republican: and true friepd of the miners, George ©, p, Upon ali nd some time ago returned to this er. ee ‘Native Sons’ Meeting, The regular meeting Parlor, No. 56, N.S, G. this evening anda full attendance is de. sired. By order, Es Gaisszr, Pars, E. J. Moran, Sro’y, He oe. You Can’r Buy Happiness, but if you ood’s Sarsaparilla, an alt ee esceniag It. Te Rs 8k your physic your i and your friends abou: Shilol's Gare for Spr os kan They will recom. mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Hoop’s Pitts are the best family i “ Ballot Clerks—C, D. Snyder and Wm. Car; . Polls at School 2 laws in organized or incortea : on Corral Precinct. Po Ok pies and towns, which laws or, ne ae ree ities aa age NO OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL RLECTION, J tidgbe-Harrieon French and M. J. Heim. altered, amended,.or repealed. — For the Amendment fib sae BAS . udge, Peter King; Inspector Martin Shew. { [Inapectors—William Moulton and Richard and towns heretofore organized or in‘ . bridge; Clerk, G. E. Riley; Ballot Clerk, . Neville. * : Amendment Number Five, beYES. . ” $ * i 3 oe corporated may become organized uning Senate Constitutional George Murphy, Clerks—D. i — a cree der such general laws whenever & ma-. Amendment No. 13 Kenora: Tekin cd Foes No. 3—Polls at Rei aia Clerks—Dan a jori 3 i -} ing the provisions which ande Hose Co., No, . 4 Jonity of ~ picture Saig pad ca 4 be cas by FreeholdJudges—Adam Lueas and John T. Rodda, ND READY TOWNSHIP, . 2ral election shall so determine, and ron Charters Polagiza to Inspectors—C. R. Hill and J. C. Conaway, USE it i shall organize in conformity there-; Police Courts, Police Con. . , Clerks —R. J. Fitugerald and Fred J. Rough and Ready Precinct, Polls at School with; and cities and towns heretofore missioners, Boards of EduThomas. House. : or tietoaittes organized, and all char-} cation and Elections, and Ballot Clerks—Alex. Henderson and John ae aaa on sndad Chee? leis: ters thereof framed or adopted by auib hesog Foe if tb ‘ meats Pi a “Weeks, iad James Hackett. > consoli—E. W. . thority of this Constitution, except in oer i mgan§ om nties. ihe pian i is hare as Ballot Clerks—John Perkenpine and Frank ne iL niet dated cities an ane re he NO Judge, J. J. Taafe; Inspector, W. B. Van Hunse. sa ae be aeatrey Bball: be: subject to For the Amendment ? ~—__ . Orden; Clerk, Sam Dille; Ballot Clerk, Chas. ‘nd controlled by general laws. ; ( YES. Miller, Mooney Flat Precinct. Polls at School : Amendment Number Six, be“. Grass Valley Precinct, No. 4—Polls at Lin. Houge. Amendment Number Five. ing Assembly hy sige pours coln School House, ‘s Judges—John Rickey and Wm. Goss, 3 dme 0. extend7. > = i d C. W. (Senate Corfstitutional Amendment rege mane te cote to fe) setae tobe oe an nr Tee _ woe Ben Frazier an No. 13.) males.) 3 OO el ae Par atione eatieuediie. . Clerks—John Driscol] and Daniel Frazer. ARTICLE XI For the Amendment ? L_NO. Clerks—John F. Sullivan and James Led-. Ballot Clerk—M. H. Loomer and, Samuel : RE wich, Kay, Section 81. It shall be competent,} And I do hereby offer a reward of at: An the Prices, at which we now offer it to the public. doubt and examine our goods and vinced. Weare ready to meet a If you have no time. to call filled, with Commercial Street, near Main, Undershirts and Drawers, full val per pair, their value, hey are the best and the cheape do not buy White Blankets till y FOR MEN ONLY. Our first special sale of FALL GOODS, which we shan offer to the public during the Season, will commence at. 8 o’clock sharp tomorrow morning, when Men's ‘Suits will be slaughtered at half price. . sta You all know what Oregon Cashmere, is, as itis 9 staple article—we now offer 40 Men's Suits Cashmere, full value, $11 00, but during ‘our Special you may buy them for $5 50, with a pair hrown in ; sizes from 84 to 44; This is Our first round. Now for the second : To the Ladies Only. Ifyou have any dear little boys that you wish to make happy don’t fail to call on L. HYMAN & CO. this week; as we are offering a Special Sale of Boys’ Winter Suits, made of Oregon Cashmere, in a small grey check, double-breasted, sfrom 4 tol4 years, a' just onehalf their value. Don’t buy shady goods when you can get a a first-class for $1 90—just. one-half its value. Now to the Men Who Intend to Appear in Full Dress. . . As the Election is not yet over they will find it to their advantage to call on us this w as we are offering as a Special Sale 50 Men’s Imported. Black Clay Worsteds Suits, cut in the latest style for the Fall and Winter Season, in either square or round cut sacks, or 8-button cut-a-wav frocks, These suits are sold elsewhere at $20.00 and $22 50 per suit, but during our Special you can buy one for $10 00, and a pair of suspenders and our compliments thrown in, and no merchant tailor can give you. better satisfaction than we can. We also offer during this week 20 dozen Men’s Grey ue 50 cents, at 25 cents, Ten dozen Men’s Heavy Overshirts, full value 50 cents, 25 cents. Ten dozen Boys’ Knee Pants, full vali fro:n 50 to 75 cents, at 25 cents. We offer Boys’ and ‘Youths’ Bib Overalls at. 25 cents As you have bought them elsewhere you know Ib Watch our weekly advertisements, as we inten] to offer new specials every week. ra ect ce We are sole agents for the MARYSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS, d Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at Prices charged at the Mills. You all know the goods. St in the long run. Ladies, Ou see ours. x) ght for spct cash If you are in prices, you will be conIl competition, » Ting us up. No, 63, 1 bell. ‘ Promptly and satisfactorily . strictly one price to all, for spot cash only. L. HYMAN & CO. REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. . a ad SETS RAE PSRs Our stock is carefully selected and bon All country orders reof the said Board has attested by the Clerk ‘thereof and. the DANIEL McPHETRES, Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, Cal. Dated October 6th, 1896, Attest ; J.J. GREANY, Clerk, By J.C. NILon, Deputy. les By order the. Board adjourned to November 9th, 1896, ; Danret MoPuernes, President of the Board. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. By J. O. Nuon, Deputy, 2-9-9 Nicely Entertained. Last evening the Excelsior Whist . = Nevada City, Cal. SINE ekaaeeaaeeasemaa Building. C. J. Brand at their home on Broad Ballot Clerks—R. J. Si d Frank Section 3. The liability of st khol-. W2° now has the right to vote, nor to. power. eR es ieee ee cok One tek Bo cere amt Brizes aig Salon ail ders of corporations or joint-stock as-. ®2Y Person who shall be sixty years of . seiby Fiat Precinet. Polls at Schoolhouse. . rose. Soups H. J. Carter and Mrs. M. Rosenberg, sociations shall be limited by the face . ®8° 80d upward at the time this} Judges—Wm, Davis and Daniel Kelly, Clerks—A. R. Morrison and John Cummins, . the second prizes ‘by J. M. Hadley and amendment shall take effect. Inspectors—A. H. Hallett and Thomas. Ballot Clerks—J, D, Ostrom and C.B. NorMrs. H. Legg. After the card playing deeming ei 2 rs of ~ coe Each amendment shall be voted on . Mooney: * : thup, g was over dancing was indulged in and seri capital stock or shares of suc’ Clerks—P, A, Arbogast and H. L. Moody, : Polls School ‘Corporation or association; and when. . *@Parately from the others, by ballot, Pallot Clerks—Grant Hall and James B. uae = — roe gainer of different, kinds were played. ever any shares have been fully paid. #¢ the next genéral election to be held . MoNally. ‘Judges—C. Harker and John P, Jonés.__ nis were served and » most nip, dhe ‘hhalders: o¢-mech chee 1 . ,.08 Tuesday, the third day of Novemfedian Plat Precinet. Polls at SchoolInspectors—E. Penrose and H. P. ul time was spent, the com / : shall : : 2 : house, ‘ Clerks—R. P, Rossen and J. P. Jepson.:. being every not be further liable to such corpora: . Pe? 1006 Judges D, W. Lord and A. W. Herring, Ballot Clerks—C, th: Segaon and Henry tion or association, or the creditors ‘The said amendments are hespectively . Inspeetors—B. C. Waite and John Curry, eal. © thereof, on that account. Each stockdesignated— eee or ina erage —— Smith.! Columbia Hill Precinet—Polls at Schoo! . holder of a corporation or joint-stock Amendment Number One. Murphy. i ee eee goss s Richardson E. Ayers, association , whose capital stock is not Amendment Number Two. “Gold Flat Precinct, Polls at Schoolhouse. Inspectors—C, J. raster oy Dope: ae _ fully paid up, shall be individually and . Amendment Number Three. _Judges—Henry Odgers and John T. Hicks. Clerks—P, H, Brophy py C. MeMurray, : THE se Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawis and At Pris. which ae Our Last Month in Nevada City. WHITE HOUSE. We will now offer our entire stock of P Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, PRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Skirts, Notions, Etc., Will enable us to dispose. of-Onr Stock Before Going. , Seems . *Exeepting Grass alley ie Cc Park, f a Grass Valley.---++ ‘it: _ Rierroomile aybert. : *You oie ‘edn a days, W: OFFIC “HOURS isi ndays and , m —————— A Mil candidates ae ing held in Qui Soward, Asser of the most su rations ever ; tab was with jet with av The Quincy I selections dur At Greenvill immense audi / come the cat were supplen the tariff quee ; bonfires = Band took pa On Monday and Soward audience at I enthusiasm men whereve On Tuesds The _ Rept Plumas cow ganized, and that Messrs. both avowec Geo. CO. Pet people of 8 regard to f ties. A TRAM John Garne Arm About 11 Garner, wl in. Willow serious ac town wher wagon. we such a jar the seat. ‘ right arm, : shoulder ; bones of 1 . into Vie J ' — summone is about will inca Minor. Veloci