October 2, 1896 (4 pages)

pmemigvaman mt sporemamncnite e oS * 498.50 $246.65, _ tion, $12.50. Lae SE oer cece crore rarer nen ae a THE ~ NEVADA CIP. NEVADA ©0., CALIFORNIA falas Valley In Line For Calkins as. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Business Transacted, at the nN “TRANSCRIPT, ! cm wil D0 i ne PERSONAL POUNTERS. BROWN & CALKINS, ea ~ Proprietors Joint Senator. Doings and Intentions —_ : The Grass Valley Tidings of last} WN. E. Boyd of Yuba City is in town. ‘ FRIDAY bebe view eaves vee +06 T. 2, 1896. evening has the following hearty enB. é Harp fe) Livermore is intown. . ll siceeesiacevgtannr aa — ‘dorsénient of the Republican Senator“‘T. Vizzard “is dali ar, at PROTECTION: PROSPERITY." ial candidate in this: District: . . Flat. tor : us “Leonard 8. Calkins, the Republican N.G,Coulter of Los Angeles is here REPUBLICAN’ TICKET. nominee for State Senator in the’ on a ‘visit. > GARRET, fe HOBART oF: ‘niw seca fa Third District, including the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas, has bejis tn town: gun his canvas. He spoke at the meet-! ei this morning.” “Mr. Calkins will be found a gentleman of xcellent qualities. He is: one ville; are in town. ‘who makes close and intimate friénds. Mrs. J. 0. Rasmussen of San Fran: ‘by the geniality of his nature. He-has. cisco is here on a visit, a good will broad enough to include even political opponents, Noe one who of San Francisco is in town. has been so long and so prominently ~ BOARD OF: SUPERVISORS, The Proceedings at the Regalar Session, Commencing Monday, Sept. 28th. Tuurspay, Oct. 1, ‘1896. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Wednesday, Sept; 30th were read and approved. The following demands were dliawed on the GENERAL FUND. V. Newell, conveying sick. to Hospital, $2. W.C. Jones M. D., autopsy, $10. E. Jamieson M. D., post mortem, $20. J. E. Dyer, ' foreign Constable fees, $5.25. John Hocking, Coroner’s inquests, $35.25. John Hocking, Coroner's tisngients, D. McPhetres, money eet indigent, $21.50. W. H. Hill, Justice fees, 480:», W, H. Hill, inquisition, $58,55.°. “W. H. Hill;affidavits’of Srecistritiod, $4. W. B. Dunean, Constable fees, . ©. W. Long, Constable. fees, $89.25. ' J2¥F, Trebilcox, Justice fees, $165. _ < SRS "Trebilcox, affidavits ‘for régistration, $49.50. C. C. Townsend, $126.50. P. T. Greany, affidavits for registraConstable fees ‘'W. J. Rogers, per diem as member of the County Board of Education, $40:: W. J. Rogers, expenses attending school convention, ‘$30.50. W. J. Rogers, expenses visiting schools, $35. John MeKinuey; ‘afidavite: for inlet tration, $6.60.Irwin, Hobson & ery,_ $75.50. : B. F. Snell, j jury scrip, $108 75, B. F. Snell, cleaning lock, $10. B. F. Snell, expressage, $2 10. BrF;Snell,-stamps; $4 50. W. Scott, constable fees, $48 05. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber az aoe, $81 42. R. Dillon, constable een) $14.Ogden -Bros., » Tepairing sprinkling & Company, blag ngram, advertising and printing, $13 45. Total, '$1440 77. : By order the Board adjourned’ until tomorrow. (Friday) mo , at ten o’clock. . DANrEL McPu President of the Boa Attest: J, J. Greany, Clerk. ‘“ By J.©. Niton, Deputy. A Good Meeting. The Republican meeting at North San Juan-last night was one of the] « best and most enthusiastic that has been held there for a long time. James Chisholm was chosen Chairman, and J. McAuliff Secretary. Hon. Tirey L. Ford addressed the large audience that had assembled, and delivered one of his strongest speeches, which was well received. Prof. Davis’ glee club, consisting of about: twenty members, rendered several late campaign songs. Attention is called to the new advertisement of L. Hyman & Co. in today’s Transoript.Read what-the firm has to say to the public. They havea fine and large stock of new goods and are offering everything at the very lowest prices. If you need clothing or furnishing goods, or ‘fine blankets, . 888 what Hyman & Co. can do for you. ee Social Dance. Prof. Michell ‘will give ‘his yeekly: soiree.at.Odd Fellows hall on Seturday ‘Tval questions. He merely does not again, . { Oalkins. He will do his duty if elected. ‘. Let Republicans do.their _ by: elect‘. family. Mr. Arbogast will .moye in}: . . very shortly. ; . for. appropriating money belonging to] Martin Shewbridge. -On trial. _. last, was buried this afternoon. Debefore the public in official and semimorning from San Francisco. ‘ official positions as Mr. Galkins’ has}’ W.§, Getchell of San Francisco is fewer enemies. But this is not by any] here on a visit to Sheriff Getchell. . negative quality in his nature. He is 8. Poorman, who is in in a a man of earnest convictions on_ politi-}. mine at Moore's Flat, is here mish. us adopt the tactics of extreme partisan-. We. anit announes Peat throwdui-. ship, but is ever courteous ‘and concil-. dition of I. J. Rolfe’ was no better iatory. today. “The Republican Senatorial candidate is exceptionally qualified for the. of San qrangieca, arrived here last position to which he aspires. He is a ,vening, self-made mian. He has been largely] John ‘Blamey * ‘and wife of Grass schooled in the printing ‘office and in Valley‘have gone below on a pleasure the editorial sanctnm to. a knowledge . and ‘recreation trip,. of public affairs ‘that is almost ency¢e-}. ~ Mr.and Mrs. R. McMurray, lopedic. -He is a man _ of strong integ-/ Nellie and Alver Johnson ‘and Mi rity, who will not’ betray* nor: neglect . Taylor, of San Francisco, are here on} the interests of his constitutents. Hela visit, ~ understands the neéds ‘of his district} « Dr. W. H. Wentworth is: now. Joented as well as any person who could have at Sacramento, having returned ‘from been selected. ‘He is industrious, en-} Guatamala, where he went last winter, . orgetic and persistent, and by:personal{ and has a good practice. effort.and influence. will accomplish. Rev. Father O'Kane, formerly of this} much in the State Legislature in, the . city but now in charge of thé parish at . event of his election. : “Such''a man “as this ought to be] services being conducted in St. Patchosen, especially when be stands as. rick’s Church at Grass Valley. ; a representative of the grand principles. Colonel] Will E. Fisher of San Franmaintenance of “a national financial . and will remain for a few days. Hei policy “which “is commended by the . always a welcome visitor and his nu-4 better judgment of the whole world. merous friends are glad to see him’ Leto Republican of the Third Bena-} often; Deane i Ss AMER torial District fail to vote for “u. 8. BRS Athletic Club te Re-open. Wm. E. Johns who is a skillful boxer reg 8 inne Ne Angeles Athletic Club and Reliance Athletic Club of Oakland -has madé arBRIEF ME MBNTION, rangements to take charge of the ‘NeMinor Notes and Comm Comments Of Local . vada City Athletic Club and will Bé at ~ -Tnterest. the club next Monday evening to comN. ©. Tally has gone to Omega to mence instruction in boxing and. club x will be Mondays and Thursdays. for A. Isoard & Son today received a gentlemen and juvenile classes every _MounWednesday afternoon from four to six arecpeste& wrk Se Tere. e'elock and. Saturday nights. the Irish residénce on East Broad ea? . street, occupied by I. W. Fancher’ and Shporion Veert. The following business was tran sacted in the Superior Court todayArrangements are bales made to} Judge John Caldwell presiding: have horseracing at Glenbrook Park. Estate of Samuel Casper, deceased: on Sunday afternoon; Two! or three} Settlement of final account and disraces, running and, trotting, between} tribution, . district horses and some. from the out-. Alice Voss vs. Richard Dillon. Orside, will probably take place. derrefusing settlement. Motion for Harry Howard has been held to an-} new trial. swer for trial before the Superior Court} Richard Noell and ©. E. Wilson vs. Temby Bros. Howard had charge of +ee their restaurant at Grass Valley for aj “Tury say the honeymoon is over short time. He is now in jail, having when a man’s wife asks him for failed to give the $1500 bail. money,” Hi epee ts “Well, I shouldn’t put it exactly. that Pumpman. Hurt. way.” ‘While John Thomas, pumpman at. “How would you put it?” ; the North Star mine, was working in “I should say the honeymoon is over the shaft this morning he was struck . “en # man forgete:to ask his wife how by a descending car and badly injured. much cash he can have the pleasure of ne leg was broken and dislocated, and giving her,” Fall and Winter Opening. On the 8d, 5th and 6th of October we will have a grand display of Hats and Bonnets, introducing all the leading shapes and colors for the coming season. Our milinery department is under the management of Miss B. Lammers, one. of San Francisco’s most. arneer noticed the cable slacken, nediately stopped the car. the mine to his home oft Hill, Buried This , Afternoon. James Steel Spring, whose death o occurred at the Hospital night’ before cater to our customers. 023t Dance at Blue Tent. ourney Bros, wi will” run a bus from ceased was a native of Maine, and came the Union Hotel to the dance at Blue to California in 1854 or 56. In 1868 he. lent tomory married a Miss Merrow. at Grass Val, . ‘tip, 75 cents. ley, where he was a merchant at that ; ote time. His wife and daughter are living The ills of Women. in Machias, N. Y. William G. Spring Constipation, causes : causes more than half of Westbrook, Maine, is a brother, and . the ills of-women. Karl’s Clover Root Mrs. Eli B. Bean of Brownfield, Me., au a paeaackaigy cure bd Constipation, Mrs. James S.Bean of Morrison; mi. 7 aver +9 and Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Chicago Piano Tuning and Repairing. isters of deceased, =* Paar “. W. Bennetts will be in Nevada City about Sept. 22d! 816-6t Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada. A Baby's Life ’s Life Saved, own from Moore's . fea ae -office-of the South. Yuba Chas, ¥. Ruigghnan of San brariaeée panaion benches, $8. , ie; ohn Bander'caine down from Moore’s ratns, #4. ing in. Nevada City Wednesday-évéening, . Flat today. 4 and he will in due season visit all por-. . Chas, Luter ‘Of. Cicago artived here. tions of the district. L. D. Solari and 8. Fontes, of PlacerJames McBride, the hardware man} Capt. Geo. A. Nikell returned thi} ‘natures to petition, $25. M. Berwin, H. Couit and -H. Wood, Downieville, is attending the “retreat” . *°. of the Republican party and for the] cisco arrived here yesterday morning i and has had a great deal of experience . * in teaching the manly ort in the Luss! ne superintend the rebuilding of the re. °¥inging combined. The class nights} ,. straining dam at that place. ; “Port <P, L. Arbogast yesterday purchased terms see card in advertising .column. : c tistic trimmers, who will be pleased to . Meeting Last Evening. An adjourned \inéeting of the City i Board of Education was held last evenis ‘The vpaie bills ‘James Hackley, piving wood, $43;. 0. C. Percival, philosophical appaA. D. Silva, fire wood, $200, John Taylor &. Co., philosophical apparatus, $16.55. Public ‘School, Printing Oo., report books, $11.40, =. _H. Dickerman & Co., mdse., $26.60; ‘books, $16.65; Rosenberg Bros. mdse., $9.50. J:.C. Rich, services in obtaining sig; +. A. Blumenthal -» $4.10. It’ was ee One of Rugg’s geographical aidsybe purchased, at a pes of $15.50. ; owt wa the ton 11,002; number ; Pyaptle enrolled, 625; ame daily. a lance, 580. ae ee ee Resigns. Frank “Maguire. of Lowell Hill has resigned as the, Democratic nominee for Assemblyinag; and J. M. “Hammil) of Grass. Valley = been put o on the ‘ticket in bis -p port for September 8’ attendance to be y 4a ing New. -. Hill’s a oring. Spices, at /JACKSON’s. : a24-tf Oo > fee urely vegetable and do ee face ps or gripe. All -. druggists. Hoon’s Pris a fre viansea, sick head 4 . . Sold by IN QUEER PLACES, ely Bight With a Fish y the Doreal Fin, whith i BE, Lincoln Kellogg bout @ five pound trout a 1 is es trout fishermen think of fish ag have hooked: in other Bianee than the oath. . Mr. Kellogg Sent a-fishing in early spring _ a st near. the foot ofsin,;:not-far: from Wha pela aint ie — ge Mdéstly;and the fish have di ee it been later, when th« san h things up. He had fished all, abe meng but without suc cess; althou; companion Lad caught .& 10 ineh h So We: ‘ti noon,’’ he says, ‘‘us. ing big and ie eed -bright and dark ones, black, and. brown, red, yellow and. ew ones, but to no avail. ‘we separated. Jack pool, with ara I cast here wih few moments. “Then sagt og ly pHable to stop the fish’s mad ras. . He pame up the eddy, then went dow again three times be: fore I could into my sight, nd I saw that Pal} hooked him foul, and &w also how it waa that his rushes had 80 powerful. The hook had caugh in his dorsal fin, ? When Mr. K was able to’ thaw: it. out, not ‘baving any landing ne aff, he found that it weighed five ah ae Fishermen kyw how a fish h in} the side wiJl cred in w further that no fish the tail flesh, there the hook will not readily pull o More than one trout fisherman. School of Elocution, did aot bite so freely as they would]. TERMS: Course of twelve pectin of the Nevada City Athletic Club, where he will instruct in boxing aud -club _. conibined Monday and Tues,Jday evenings, commencing on Monday evening, Oct. 5th. day afternoons between four and 6 o’cleck, and Saturday him, Then I got him. CV°™US. FINE BOOTS and SHOES. ware especially in 4 Broad Street, ore door below Wells, goody fight as one hooked in] A FINE STOOK. “REGISTER TRANSFERS. Thirty Days’ Residence Required, Three Days Allowed for Transfer. Monday’s isstie of the Record-Union : provides that an. elector who changes his residence from the precinct where he registered after the date of such registration, must make application to the County Clerk for transfer from the precinct in which he resided when registered to the precinct where he has taken up his residence. “To entitle such elector to vote at the election November 3rd, the; transfer must be made at least twenty-seven days next preceding the date of the election. From this it will be seext that a change for one ‘precinct to another should be made on or before October 1th.” County. Clerk Hamilton said this was not strictly correct, soa Record-Union reporter asked Judge Catlin his opinion on the subject, as another part of. the statute declared that the voter:must reside in the precinct thirty days before the election. Judge Catlin stated that both the Constitution and the statute make a thirty days’ residence in the adi casa necessary, but in order to give’ a man who changes his residence on the last day of the limit, or a day or two previous, a chance to save his vote, the provision. has been made that he can get the change recorded i in the County Clerk’s office up to twenty-seven days before election, thus giving him three daysin which to get his transfer recorded, as the Great Register must ‘be sent to the printer twenty.six days before election. Special Bargains in Dress Goods. Mr. Cuas. Larrer will be at the Union Hotel with:a fine Hine of Dress Goods and invites the ladies of Nevada City to come and inspect them. @@Sprrciattis mv Brack Goons. Hours 10:30 to 12 and 1 to 6 o’clock. WA, WN. ELNOR JOHRS’ Voice Building And Oratory, JUST OPENED. Single lessons, The following article appeared in}ter Goods that we have ever brought to’ Piet ig “Section 1,004 of the Potitical’ Code doubt and examine our goods and prices, you “NO POLITICS iN OUR FIRM, Our cash system has made business so so: good this. se mer that we have laid in the biggest stock of Fall and fun W buy and sell for cash, and money is what talks 2 ees 3 With hard work we will be through biting the goods tomorrow. Our” stock is complete this season, and we are prepared and ‘able to suit rich and poor. It makes no difference regarding sizes, as we can fit the tall or short, the stout or lean, and those persons who cannot be fitted ina ready-made clothing’ establishment are invited to call’on us. We ‘#tiat : tee satisfaction, as we are prepared for y: all, and no merchant. tailor can give you -better — satisfaction than we can. Our Gents’ Furnishing Goods — Display is. the finest we have ever made, —* men, if you want the latest im: dich acecnaize, we have them: We also have a complete assortment of the latest i in, Our Hat Department Is complete i in every oe including the } Jargest stock of novelties ever yet offered the ree Our Boot and Shoe Deparment Has an entirely. new stock. for Ladies, Men. and Children. We keep the Crack-Proof and Shag-Proof Rubber Boots. The Goodyear Company puts on leather heels and soles in one piece for $1.25 extra. We are sole agents for the MARYSVI LLE WOOLEN. MILLS, And Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at the prices charged at the Mills. You all know the goods, They are the best and the cheapest in the long: run; ‘Ladies, do not Bay White cg aes till you see ours. Our stock is carefully selected Sad bought for spot cash prices; at which we now offer it to the public. If owe are tn will be conAddress or call at Room J, UNION HOTEL. Mr. Johns has taken charge Swinging . set 100! vinced, . Weare teady to meet all competition. If you have no time to call, ‘Ting us up. No, 63, 1 bell. -L. HYMAN & CO., TERMS: Course of twelve lessons, $6, Juvenile Classes, WednesTERMS—25 Cents Per Month, Our Magnificent . Fall Stock Just Arrived Regulators of Low Prices, There is nothing that leaks better or gives more real}. comfort. to man, woman or Men’ s and Boys’ Suits, child, than good-fitting footwear. -Youcan find it in all styles at A. J. BOYEY’S, Fargo & Co.’s office. LOW PRICES. Boots and Shoes made to ordpairing neatly and prompély ene: in thAdirondacks has struck a fish and inauitly ‘thought it was a monster—a fa@'or even six pounder, judging frompe way it: pulled, but at last, on gettit, net under the fi fish, On account of poor health I offer my new house and large lot on upper West Broad . street for sale ata bargain. For terms and particula: } a little fellow of 4 on ars apply on the premises, é For Sale. C. H. WEBER; :. pound or in the tail, The i fishermen like hook their of the moni the two lips meet. This is.a ta@h-place, and a hook fastened there istter than one fastened anywheto eli for. hold fast qualities. is down in the eaiad Exclusively a Millinery Establishment “THE LEADER,” All the Latest Styles on hand. Prices the Lowest. the lip, thongh ona Call before purchasing elsewhere. places ihe trddows not mats Ste anes . MRS.” I. MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, WILL ADDRESS THE Grad Republican Rally! iNet ie ce ee ae HOM. 1, SCHOONMARER, ~~ One . Most Brilliant Orators of the Rouatey, NIVADA CrTy Monay Evening, . Oct. Sth. PEOPLE AT FRANK street, ea evening this week. = “2b "4 City, October 2d:-by alo Oa Mrs ae Painting. aad , and Drawhig. Ailman, Mrs. ed Miss Uete " Prof, W. J. Straight will teach paint-. -Skog, Yohan ~ Fine ‘Butter. ing and drawing in Nevada’ City the} tigot called #or' in’ Afteen days letWoodland. Greame Butter, the coming winter, Rouenenictng about Oct . ters will be sent to the dead letter of . best in the market, can be had TOG. tevin =" It . flee: Parti ing for any*of these . Scadden, the sole agent: aoett . eee ‘ letters will pléase say “advertised,” and . PE een ig eS SY 10 ten Senpuannrs. pay a fe8-efrone cent for each letter. Vocal Music. ¢ ‘Whe UnionsIce Comps is now preJ. E. CARR, Postmaster. Mrs. H. G. Parsons. has resumed pared to deliver ice to Btiy.part of’ the bad teaching and will receive pupils at the city. Orders left at.(the office on the Do Nov Hxranna in 80 patoetant residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine a matter as your -.Plata, will be promptly attended to. ttf a matte oat “blood” wit Hod’ nd'e street e tt, Au j *, ins on . Brome and healthy. : i All Recommend Ite!’ FEE A square meal and a schooner of}. we. your physician, y beer all for ten cents, at the Star and Hoop's Pris ate tany to take, easy saa and our friends about Ghitoha Tare Crescent Wine Rooms, Commercial . operate. Cure indigestion, bilioussnes," ¢, on, They will recompment it. tt Sela by Dickerman & Co, ¥ MR HINS, Seoretary. hairman ae. State ron Com, = ts his ts ad Fai cm SHOES. Representing the Leading Styles. th Leadi Qualities and the Leaditit haw Prices ae : “ Money Saved on Every Purchase. 4 Count your 506-cent “pieces © for dollars © and get here quick,. and. you will find evaig cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. IF YOUR od Pothers you it not fit. glasses. glasses: Be ware a a and CLOCKS Of the very best makes : stock ptf and the most attractive patterns We are the eading Tepalrers of time pes and we Miegptore andor a “tl kept Je ‘liewes RESET. . The « : omen OF iaiky pictinnk guine ig marred esas windows STERLING SILVER . Siw: NOVELTIES spa : SSE, Wert + eta, pom Ree = MeLAVeRIN”: sic sie ILUETJE & BR Broad é Nevada City. Children’ S and Boys Clothing, — THE See FRIDAY — NEVAD. Eastern . Western. *Exce) Grass a Po Grass Ya sierra Cit N, Bloom?! } ‘faybert. . *You Bet. “Monee OFFIC ¢ ndays ¢ Like — RED i Wyoming fl Poner hontas, ¢ day, init Sachem witnesse was per manner. fn. the Red Mer Sachem ords Bur ing the . the men were inv meeting gram wa Instru lin. Vocal Bessie:'§ Rema Burgma Vocal Remai Farce. Lover.” all who most cr parative and reh Spyk” I his frie which . F. E. Bi was all Annie ] that chi terpret: and Fri of Cay though tion, di was pu audien Aftex compa tel, wh The di: rated v ment c A num respon as toas ‘ eution: sung a all. T ,.sometl happy who in Hon Repuk who h State evenil tion o speec! peopl nity o the or will d YO

pmemigvaman mt sporemamncnite e oS * 498.50 $246.65, _ tion, $12.50. Lae SE oer cece crore rarer nen ae a THE ~ NEVADA CIP. NEVADA ©0., CALIFORNIA falas Valley In Line For Calkins as. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Business Transacted, at the nN “TRANSCRIPT, ! cm wil D0 i ne PERSONAL POUNTERS. BROWN & CALKINS, ea ~ Proprietors Joint Senator. Doings and Intentions —_ : The Grass Valley Tidings of last} WN. E. Boyd of Yuba City is in town. ‘ FRIDAY bebe view eaves vee +06 T. 2, 1896. evening has the following hearty enB. é Harp fe) Livermore is intown. . ll siceeesiacevgtannr aa — ‘dorsénient of the Republican Senator“‘T. Vizzard “is dali ar, at PROTECTION: PROSPERITY." ial candidate in this: District: . . Flat. tor : us “Leonard 8. Calkins, the Republican N.G,Coulter of Los Angeles is here REPUBLICAN’ TICKET.. nominee for State Senator in the’ on a ‘visit. > GARRET, fe HOBART oF: ‘niw seca fa Third District, including the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas, has bejis tn town: gun his canvas. He spoke at the meet-! ei this morning.” “Mr. Calkins will be found a gentleman of xcellent qualities. He is: one ville; are in town. ‘who makes close and intimate friénds. Mrs. J. 0. Rasmussen of San Fran: ‘by the geniality of his nature. He-has. cisco is here on a visit, a good will broad enough to include even political opponents, Noe one who of San Francisco is in town. has been so long and so prominently ~ BOARD OF: SUPERVISORS, The Proceedings at the Regalar Session, Commencing Monday, Sept. 28th. Tuurspay, Oct. 1, ‘1896. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Wednesday, Sept; 30th were read and approved. The following demands were dliawed on the GENERAL FUND. V. Newell, conveying sick. to Hospital, $2. W.C. Jones M. D., autopsy, $10. E. Jamieson M. D., post mortem, $20. J. E. Dyer, ' foreign Constable fees, $5.25. John Hocking, Coroner’s inquests, $35.25. John Hocking, Coroner's tisngients, D. McPhetres, money eet indigent, $21.50. W. H. Hill, Justice fees, 480:», W, H. Hill, inquisition, $58,55.°. “W. H. Hill;affidavits’of Srecistritiod, $4. W. B. Dunean, Constable fees, . ©. W. Long, Constable. fees, $89.25. ' J2¥F, Trebilcox, Justice fees, $165. _ < SRS "Trebilcox, affidavits ‘for régistration, $49.50. C. C. Townsend, $126.50. P. T. Greany, affidavits for registraConstable fees ‘'W. J. Rogers, per diem as member of the County Board of Education, $40:: W. J. Rogers, expenses attending school convention, ‘$30.50. W. J. Rogers, expenses visiting schools, $35. John MeKinuey; ‘afidavite: for inlet tration, $6.60.Irwin, Hobson & ery,_ $75.50. : B. F. Snell, j jury scrip, $108 75, B. F. Snell, cleaning lock, $10. B. F. Snell, expressage, $2 10. BrF;Snell,-stamps; $4 50. W. Scott, constable fees, $48 05. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber az aoe, $81 42. R. Dillon, constable een) $14.Ogden -Bros., » Tepairing sprinkling & Company, blag ngram, advertising and printing, $13 45. Total, '$1440 77. : By order the Board adjourned’ until tomorrow. (Friday) mo , at ten o’clock. . DANrEL McPu President of the Boa Attest: J, J. Greany, Clerk. ‘“ By J.©. Niton, Deputy. A Good Meeting. The Republican meeting at North San Juan-last night was one of the] « best and most enthusiastic that has been held there for a long time. James Chisholm was chosen Chairman, and J. McAuliff Secretary. Hon. Tirey L. Ford addressed the large audience that had assembled, and delivered one of his strongest speeches, which was well received. Prof. Davis’ glee club, consisting of about: twenty members, rendered several late campaign songs. Attention is called to the new advertisement of L. Hyman & Co. in today’s Transoript..Read what-the firm has to say to the public. They havea fine and large stock of new goods and are offering everything at the very lowest prices. If you need clothing or furnishing goods, or ‘fine blankets, . 888 what Hyman & Co. can do for you. ee Social Dance. Prof. Michell ‘will give ‘his yeekly: soiree.at.Odd Fellows hall on Seturday ‘Tval questions. He merely does not again, . { Oalkins. He will do his duty if elected. ‘. Let Republicans do.their _ by: elect‘. family. Mr. Arbogast will .moye in}: . . very shortly. ; . for. appropriating money belonging to] Martin Shewbridge. -On trial. _. last, was buried this afternoon. Debefore the public in official and semimorning from San Francisco. ‘ official positions as Mr. Galkins’ has}’ W.§, Getchell of San Francisco is fewer enemies. But this is not by any] here on a visit to Sheriff Getchell. . negative quality in his nature. He is 8. Poorman, who is in in a a man of earnest convictions on_ politi-}. mine at Moore's Flat, is here mish. us adopt the tactics of extreme partisan-. We. anit announes Peat throwdui-. ship, but is ever courteous ‘and concil-. dition of I. J. Rolfe’ was no better iatory. today. “The Republican Senatorial candidate is exceptionally qualified for the. of San qrangieca, arrived here last position to which he aspires. He is a ,vening, self-made mian. He has been largely] John ‘Blamey * ‘and wife of Grass schooled in the printing ‘office and in Valley‘have gone below on a pleasure the editorial sanctnm to. a knowledge . and ‘recreation trip,. of public affairs ‘that is almost ency¢e-}. ~ Mr.and Mrs. R. McMurray, lopedic. -He is a man _ of strong integ-/ Nellie and Alver Johnson ‘and Mi rity, who will not’ betray* nor: neglect . Taylor, of San Francisco, are here on} the interests of his constitutents. Hela visit, ~ understands the neéds ‘of his district} « Dr. W. H. Wentworth is: now. Joented as well as any person who could have at Sacramento, having returned ‘from been selected. ‘He is industrious, en-} Guatamala, where he went last winter, . orgetic and persistent, and by:personal{ and has a good practice. effort.and influence. will accomplish. Rev. Father O'Kane, formerly of this} much in the State Legislature in, the . city but now in charge of thé parish at . event of his election. : “Such''a man “as this ought to be] services being conducted in St. Patchosen, especially when be stands as. rick’s Church at Grass Valley. ; a representative of the grand principles. Colonel] Will E. Fisher of San Franmaintenance of “a national financial . and will remain for a few days. Hei policy “which “is commended by the . always a welcome visitor and his nu-4 better judgment of the whole world. merous friends are glad to see him’ Leto Republican of the Third Bena-} often; Deane i Ss AMER torial District fail to vote for “u. 8. BRS Athletic Club te Re-open. Wm. E. Johns who is a skillful boxer reg 8 inne Ne Angeles Athletic Club and Reliance Athletic Club of Oakland -has madé arBRIEF ME MBNTION, rangements to take charge of the ‘NeMinor Notes and Comm Comments Of Local . vada City Athletic Club and will Bé at ~ -Tnterest. the club next Monday evening to comN. ©. Tally has gone to Omega to mence instruction in boxing and. club x will be Mondays and Thursdays. for A. Isoard & Son today received a gentlemen and juvenile classes every _MounWednesday afternoon from four to six arecpeste& wrk Se Tere. e'elock and. Saturday nights. the Irish residénce on East Broad ea? . street, occupied by I. W. Fancher’ and Shporion Veert. The following business was tran sacted in the Superior Court todayArrangements are bales made to} Judge John Caldwell presiding: have horseracing at Glenbrook Park. Estate of Samuel Casper, deceased: on Sunday afternoon; Two! or three} Settlement of final account and disraces, running and, trotting, between} tribution, . district horses and some. from the out-. Alice Voss vs. Richard Dillon. Orside, will probably take place. derrefusing settlement. Motion for Harry Howard has been held to an-} new trial. swer for trial before the Superior Court} Richard Noell and ©. E. Wilson vs. Temby Bros. Howard had charge of +ee their restaurant at Grass Valley for aj “Tury say the honeymoon is over short time. He is now in jail, having when a man’s wife asks him for failed to give the $1500 bail. money,” Hi epee ts “Well, I shouldn’t put it exactly. that Pumpman. Hurt.. way.” ‘While John Thomas, pumpman at. “How would you put it?” ; the North Star mine, was working in “I should say the honeymoon is over the shaft this morning he was struck . “en # man forgete:to ask his wife how by a descending car and badly injured. much cash he can have the pleasure of ne leg was broken and dislocated, and giving her,” Fall and Winter Opening. On the 8d, 5th and 6th of October we will have a grand display of Hats and Bonnets, introducing all the leading shapes and colors for the coming season. Our milinery department is under the management of Miss B. Lammers, one. of San Francisco’s most. arneer noticed the cable slacken, nediately stopped the car. the mine to his home oft Hill, Buried This , Afternoon. James Steel Spring, whose death o occurred at the Hospital night’ before cater to our customers. 023t Dance at Blue Tent. ourney Bros, wi will” run a bus from ceased was a native of Maine, and came the Union Hotel to the dance at Blue to California in 1854 or 56. In 1868 he. lent tomory married a Miss Merrow. at Grass Val, . ‘tip, 75 cents. ley, where he was a merchant at that ; ote time. His wife and daughter are living The ills of Women. in Machias, N. Y. William G. Spring Constipation, causes : causes more than half of Westbrook, Maine, is a brother, and . the ills of-women. Karl’s Clover Root Mrs. Eli B. Bean of Brownfield, Me., au a paeaackaigy cure bd Constipation, Mrs. James S.Bean of Morrison; mi. 7 aver +9 and Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Chicago Piano Tuning and Repairing. isters of deceased, =* Paar “. W. Bennetts will be in Nevada City about Sept. 22d! 816-6t Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada. A Baby's Life ’s Life Saved, own from Moore's . fea ae -office-of the South. Yuba Chas, ¥. Ruigghnan of San brariaeée panaion benches, $8. , ie; ohn Bander'caine down from Moore’s ratns, #4. ing in. Nevada City Wednesday-évéening, . Flat today. 4 and he will in due season visit all por-. . Chas, Luter ‘Of. Cicago artived here. tions of the district. L. D. Solari and 8. Fontes, of PlacerJames McBride, the hardware man} Capt. Geo. A. Nikell returned thi} ‘natures to petition, $25. M. Berwin, H. Couit and -H. Wood, Downieville, is attending the “retreat” . *°. of the Republican party and for the] cisco arrived here yesterday morning i and has had a great deal of experience . * in teaching the manly ort in the Luss! ne superintend the rebuilding of the re. °¥inging combined. The class nights} ,. straining dam at that place. ; “Port <P, L. Arbogast yesterday purchased terms see card in advertising .column. : c tistic trimmers, who will be pleased to . Meeting Last Evening. An adjourned \inéeting of the City i Board of Education was held last evenis ‘The vpaie bills ‘James Hackley, piving wood, $43;. 0. C. Percival, philosophical appaA. D. Silva, fire wood, $200, John Taylor &. Co., philosophical apparatus, $16.55. Public ‘School, Printing Oo., report books, $11.40, =. _H. Dickerman & Co., mdse., $26.60; ‘books, $16.65; Rosenberg Bros. mdse., $9.50. J:.C. Rich, services in obtaining sig; +. A. Blumenthal -» $4.10. It’ was ee One of Rugg’s geographical aidsybe purchased, at a pes of $15.50. ; owt wa the ton 11,002; number ; Pyaptle enrolled, 625; ame daily. a lance, 580. ae ee ee Resigns. Frank “Maguire. of Lowell Hill has resigned as the, Democratic nominee for Assemblyinag; and J. M. “Hammil) of Grass. Valley = been put o on the ‘ticket in bis -p port for September 8’ attendance to be y 4a ing New. -. Hill’s a oring. Spices, at /JACKSON’s. : a24-tf Oo > fee urely vegetable and do ee face ps or gripe. All -. druggists. Hoon’s Pris a fre viansea, sick head 4 . . Sold by IN QUEER PLACES, ely Bight With a Fish y the Doreal Fin, whith i BE, Lincoln Kellogg bout @ five pound trout a 1 is es trout fishermen think of fish ag have hooked: in other Bianee than the oath. . Mr. Kellogg Sent a-fishing in early spring _ a st near. the foot ofsin,;:not-far: from Wha pela aint ie — ge Mdéstly;and the fish have di ee it been later, when th« san h things up. He had fished all, abe meng but without suc cess; althou; companion Lad caught .& 10 ineh h So We: ‘ti noon,’’ he says, ‘‘us. ing big and ie eed -bright and dark ones, black, and. brown, red, yellow and. ew ones, but to no avail. ‘we separated. Jack pool, with ara I cast here wih few moments. “Then sagt og ly pHable to stop the fish’s mad ras. . He pame up the eddy, then went dow again three times be: fore I could into my sight, nd I saw that Pal} hooked him foul, and &w also how it waa that his rushes had 80 powerful. The hook had caugh in his dorsal fin, ? When Mr. K was able to’ thaw: it. out, not ‘baving any landing ne aff, he found that it weighed five ah ae Fishermen kyw how a fish h in} the side wiJl cred in w further that no fish the tail flesh, there the hook will not

readily pull o More than one trout fisherman. School of Elocution, did aot bite so freely as they would]. TERMS: Course of twelve pectin of the Nevada City Athletic Club, where he will instruct in boxing aud -club _. conibined Monday and Tues,Jday evenings, commencing on Monday evening, Oct. 5th. day afternoons between four and 6 o’cleck, and Saturday him, Then I got him. CV°™US. FINE BOOTS and SHOES. ware especially in 4 Broad Street, ore door below Wells, goody fight as one hooked in] A FINE STOOK. “REGISTER TRANSFERS. Thirty Days’ Residence Required, Three Days Allowed for Transfer. Monday’s isstie of the Record-Union : provides that an. elector who changes his residence from the precinct where he registered after the date of such registration, must make application to the County Clerk for transfer from the precinct in which he resided when registered to the precinct where he has taken up his residence. “To entitle such elector to vote at the election November 3rd, the; transfer must be made at least twenty-seven days next preceding the date of the election. From this it will be seext that a change for one ‘precinct to another should be made on or before October 1th.” County. Clerk Hamilton said this was not strictly correct, soa Record-Union reporter asked Judge Catlin his opinion on the subject, as another part of. the statute declared that the voter:must reside in the precinct thirty days before the election. Judge Catlin stated that both the Constitution and the statute make a thirty days’ residence in the adi casa necessary, but in order to give’ a man who changes his residence on the last day of the limit, or a day or two previous, a chance to save his vote, the provision. has been made that he can get the change recorded i in the County Clerk’s office up to twenty-seven days before election, thus giving him three daysin which to get his transfer recorded, as the Great Register must ‘be sent to the printer twenty.six days before election. Special Bargains in Dress Goods. Mr. Cuas. Larrer will be at the Union Hotel with:a fine Hine of Dress Goods and invites the ladies of Nevada City to come and inspect them. @@Sprrciattis mv Brack Goons. Hours 10:30 to 12 and 1 to 6 o’clock. WA, WN. ELNOR JOHRS’ Voice Building And Oratory, JUST OPENED. Single lessons, The following article appeared in}ter Goods that we have ever brought to’ Piet ig “Section 1,004 of the Potitical’ Code doubt and examine our goods and prices, you “NO POLITICS iN OUR FIRM, Our cash system has made business so so: good this. se mer that we have laid in the biggest stock of Fall and fun W buy and sell for cash, and money is what talks 2 ees 3 With hard work we will be through biting the goods tomorrow. Our” stock is complete this season, and we are prepared and ‘able to suit rich and poor. It makes no difference regarding sizes, as we can fit the tall or short, the stout or lean, and those persons who cannot be fitted ina ready-made clothing’ establishment are invited to call’on us. We ‘#tiat : tee satisfaction, as we are prepared for y: all, and no merchant. tailor can give you -better — satisfaction than we can. Our Gents’ Furnishing Goods — Display is. the finest we have ever made, —* men, if you want the latest im: dich acecnaize, we have them: We also have a complete assortment of the latest i in, Our Hat Department Is complete i in every oe including the } Jargest stock of novelties ever yet offered the ree Our Boot and Shoe Deparment Has an entirely. new stock. for Ladies, Men. and Children. We keep the Crack-Proof and Shag-Proof Rubber Boots. The Goodyear Company puts on leather heels and soles in one piece for $1.25 extra. We are sole agents for the MARYSVI LLE WOOLEN. MILLS, And Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at the prices charged at the Mills. You all know the goods, They are the best and the cheapest in the long: run; ‘Ladies, do not Bay White cg aes till you see ours. Our stock is carefully selected Sad bought for spot cash prices; at which we now offer it to the public. If owe are tn will be conAddress or call at Room J, UNION HOTEL. Mr. Johns has taken charge Swinging . set 100! vinced, . Weare teady to meet all competition. If you have no time to call, ‘Ting us up. No, 63, 1 bell. -L. HYMAN & CO., TERMS: Course of twelve lessons, $6, Juvenile Classes, WednesTERMS—25 Cents Per Month, Our Magnificent . Fall Stock Just Arrived Regulators of Low Prices, There is nothing that leaks better or gives more real}. comfort. to man, woman or Men’ s and Boys’ Suits, child, than good-fitting footwear. -Youcan find it in all styles at A. J. BOYEY’S, Fargo & Co.’s office. LOW PRICES. Boots and Shoes made to ordpairing neatly and prompély ene: in thAdirondacks has struck a fish and inauitly ‘thought it was a monster—a fa@'or even six pounder, judging frompe way it: pulled, but at last, on gettit, net under the fi fish, On account of poor health I offer my new house and large lot on upper West Broad . street for sale ata bargain. For terms and particula: } a little fellow of 4 on ars apply on the premises, é For Sale. C. H. WEBER; :. pound or in the tail, The i fishermen like hook their of the moni the two lips meet. This is.a ta@h-place, and a hook fastened there istter than one fastened anywheto eli for. hold fast qualities. is down in the eaiad Exclusively a Millinery Establishment “THE LEADER,” All the Latest Styles on hand. Prices the Lowest. the lip, thongh ona Call before purchasing elsewhere. places ihe trddows not mats Ste anes . MRS.” I. MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, WILL ADDRESS THE Grad Republican Rally! iNet ie ce ee ae HOM. 1, SCHOONMARER, ~~ One . Most Brilliant Orators of the Rouatey, NIVADA CrTy Monay Evening, . Oct. Sth. PEOPLE AT FRANK street, ea evening this week. = “2b "4 City, October 2d:-by alo Oa Mrs ae Painting. aad , and Drawhig. Ailman, Mrs. ed Miss Uete " Prof, W. J. Straight will teach paint-. -Skog, Yohan ~ Fine ‘Butter. ing and drawing in Nevada’ City the} tigot called #or' in’ Afteen days letWoodland. Greame Butter, the coming winter, Rouenenictng about Oct . ters will be sent to the dead letter of . best in the market, can be had TOG. tevin =" It . flee: Parti ing for any*of these . Scadden, the sole agent: aoett . eee ‘ letters will pléase say “advertised,” and . PE een ig eS SY 10 ten Senpuannrs. pay a fe8-efrone cent for each letter. Vocal Music. ¢ ‘Whe UnionsIce Comps is now preJ. E. CARR, Postmaster. Mrs. H. G. Parsons. has resumed pared to deliver ice to Btiy.part of’ the bad teaching and will receive pupils at the city. Orders left at.(the office on the Do Nov Hxranna in 80 patoetant residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine a matter as your -.Plata, will be promptly attended to. ttf a matte oat “blood” wit Hod’ nd'e street e tt, Au j *, ins on . Brome and healthy. : i All Recommend Ite!’ FEE A square meal and a schooner of}. we. your physician, y beer all for ten cents, at the Star and Hoop's Pris ate tany to take, easy saa and our friends about Ghitoha Tare Crescent Wine Rooms, Commercial . operate. Cure indigestion, bilioussnes," ¢, on, They will recompment it. tt Sela by Dickerman & Co, ¥ MR HINS, Seoretary. hairman ae. State ron Com, = ts his ts ad Fai cm SHOES. Representing the Leading Styles. th Leadi Qualities and the Leaditit haw Prices ae : “ Money Saved on Every Purchase. 4 Count your 506-cent “pieces © for dollars © and get here quick,. and. you will find evaig cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. IF YOUR od Pothers you it not fit. glasses. glasses: Be ware a a and CLOCKS Of the very best makes : stock ptf and the most attractive patterns We are the eading Tepalrers of time pes and we Miegptore andor a “tl kept Je ‘liewes RESET. . The « : omen OF iaiky pictinnk guine ig marred esas windows STERLING SILVER . Siw: NOVELTIES spa : SSE, Wert + eta, pom Ree = MeLAVeRIN”: sic sie ILUETJE & BR Broad é Nevada City. Children’ S and Boys Clothing, — THE See FRIDAY — NEVAD. Eastern . Western. *Exce) Grass a Po Grass Ya sierra Cit N, Bloom?! } ‘faybert. . *You Bet. “Monee OFFIC ¢ ndays ¢ Like — RED i Wyoming fl Poner hontas, ¢ day, init Sachem witnesse was per manner. fn. the Red Mer Sachem ords Bur ing the . the men were inv meeting gram wa Instru lin. Vocal Bessie:'§ Rema Burgma Vocal Remai Farce. Lover.” all who most cr parative and reh Spyk” I his frie which . F. E. Bi was all Annie ] that chi terpret: and Fri of Cay though tion, di was pu audien Aftex compa tel, wh The di: rated v ment c A num respon as toas ‘ eution: sung a all. T ,.sometl happy who in Hon Repuk who h State evenil tion o speec! peopl nity o the or will d YO