August 14, 1886 (4 pages)

Gaylord & Searls, Attorneys. . Publication -of Ying notice will be : mae ln Dy Brace, vie 2 Ne s : ED. F. TAYLOR, The first day of of notice was on the rns eal aed OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE mente. wath, “Taureaion rth * DR. BR. M. HUNT, ; Physician, ‘OFFICE’ AT VINTON’S DRUG STOR! NEVADA CITY. J hn Caldwell. Thos. 8. For: CALDWELL & FORD, Attorneys & Counselors at L-w Offiice—Beckman Building, cor, Broad anc Pine streets 1 ’ NEVADA CITY, CaL. ______{YAME to the Estray Notice. premices of the undersi; p OR Saree igelg vig ee oral , July 11, 1886, a. Bay Mare, weigh about 900 pounds. i vere 3 moh tn cyt sree: ese aan ects} Se BRST Se eae Two hind feet white. with star ip Branded © on lef shoulder, and.two small dots on the bach Heavy black mane and tail. Th owner is hereby ied So ail aad. were Priya , Pay charers COB GEABHART. "=] es) ee es a z Ef S . ig Zz oO ES Jj i > oe . ec) ae EMPIRE. LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET.,..NEVADA CIT) Opposite National Exchange Hotel, JAMES. HENNESSY, Proprietor . (Bauccessor to D. Welllington) ——— announces that he has now the large Lot of ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggie To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with nt Bi Wagons an Hacks te lot at the shortes Citas nd on the most asonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of goodsty] and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, Carriages for Funerals Attended te with Promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Otice—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. {LL practice in all.the Courts of th State, and the Courts of the Unit "States within the State of California, Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo §0 certificates of acknowledgmen ercto ine lua Notice to Bond Holders. Oifice of County Treasurer of Nevada counONIOEA berg given that I ven am pre to we the following bonds of Nevada county, issued May 22d, 1883, vig; Bonds numbered 168 tv $00 in lusive: If nat presented for payment within 4 daya, interest will cease at the expiration © that time in conformity with the Ordi nance of the Board of Supervisors, unde and by virtue of which the bonds were is sued, one. ROBINSON, ow es Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLE : ‘Treasurer Of Nevada County, ct Nevada City, July 7, 1886, 4, 8-4t-law Thursday. June 10th, 1886, 9.45 ae ea rete Peanclcr at 6.40 P.M P. 1,05 2% aE. = Section 30, To ast, Mt. Diabl » Base and Meridian. Publication fran-cript, published at Nevada City, Cal. 1otice wae on the 25th day of June, 1886. Gold Mining Company, a corp fr by Sher H. Gaytord, its authurizes it, « hh ge Postodice is Nevada Cit), Yeunty, Ca., ha made ieation ha r " ¥ : Tine, bearing With § fax for the Quartz old, 1499 5-10 iu fen: pciining claimsare the “American” and ia.” are Belting els ‘so peewent, ty [SB hereto are hereby requi to F . ame before this’ office within sixty day . Grass Valley—Fast Precinct—Inspector— com the first day of publi-hing he:eof. CC Conaway; Judges -Wm i Mi D : ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. — ee Bese Pa ga ospector Paynter, ; Gaplond and Gentle, Attys. —P Riley, E V Sampson; 239 votes, 10 delewill be made in the Daily The first day of publication of foregoing D nas 2¥Y Ni r4 0 MENT, IMPEDIMENTS TO MAKE P 2p1AGE,etc., FROM EXUEsSEs Uk YOUR, . UL FOLLIES, Uk ANY CAUsE, SPEH *LY,SAFELY AND PRIVATELY CUKEVE (OUNG, MIDDLE AGED anu OLD mensnd all who need medicai SKILL, and EX 2ERIENCE, consult the old European phyician atouce. His opinion costs nothing, snd may save future misery and shanie. 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Harrigan * Hough at d Ready Pree.nct—Inspector—J Sehroeder; 4C yote~, 2 deivgates. Voutgomery, cine, insure SPEEDY and Houston; 2! votes, 1 ceiegate. gerald; 12 votes, 1 delegate. © Bi Spenecvile Precinct—In-pector— t— . ng * sige 27 votes, Socekpates, Finest Goods in the Market. Donald; 18 votes, 1 delegate BUNE PAINS, permavent. 2!" 94 vutes, 4 delegates Hickman; 12 votes,-1 Je'egate. “duane City P ecinct—Inspcctor—F M Prid-. Tg All Whom I: & ay Coucein, ge u;7 vore-, 1 deleg ste. Uri coll; 25 votes, 1 de.ezate. io. le; 87 votes, 2 de egates. 31 vote.2 d_ legates. kil ; 42. te-, 2delezates. coll; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Lang; 5 votes, 1 deie-ate. son; — votes, . delegate, Coff:y; 30 votes, 2 delegates. G Dickson; 37 votes, 2 delegates. yan; 82 votes, 2 delegates. Patterson; 6 votex, 1 delegate. gure; 23 votes, * delegate. M Le.d; 1. votes, 1 delog te. sey; 32 votes, 2 delegates, Commit ee. . R. ALLEN, as is well known, isa regag from the effects of Youthful Indiscretion we Exeesses in maturer years, Nekvovs ana PuysicaL Dxpiwity, Lapotexcy, Lost Man"47 avon, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion © society, despondency, pimples on the tace, loss of energy and memory, frequenc) of urinating, etc. Remember, the tor hasa idcmpeceriinge pr eat aay tage aig tne of many years of special p ce an study, which, under his apace advice, has cure of LOST Having bese surgeae in charge of two lead © ing hospitals Jes me to treatall private . the skin immediately after its use, SUPT troubles with excelient results. -I wish it} 4nd VELVETY, briltia t and clear; it distinctly understood that Ido not slalin to . WHITENS the DAKKEST SKIN; it will in. 4, a the world perform impossibilities, or to have miracu. a tew minutes REMOVE SU» BURNS; itis} ‘i us OF natural . 1 elaim only . the best rem: dy ever fcund to th * So askilitul and suscesstul Physiciaf anc pot Rese pages ease’ reed Surgeon, thoroughly infotmed in my special All wo me will receive my honest FF chet pryiee complaits. No experiment ing. . will guarantee a positive cure in ever) case L undertake, or forfeit $1,000. Consult THRO WETZEL, Sec'yOffice — No. 522 Montgoniery street, fornia, : $35] Praccisco, Cai themesives to sup-]' the nominees of the State and Counry ventions may vote at -aid pr. Inall other precincts the election shall voters of the STATE OF RUB HUTCHINS, deThe basis of representation in said Coun. undersigned, executrix, of the of ty Convention shall be one delegate for ev-] Robert Hutchins, oxy wrenty five voles, cost sine Bat gene. of, and all persons ha chime. sgaing : , . the said deceased, , them the on thereof. necessary vouchers The election shall be held in the precincts } ter the first publicat:on of this notice, the said executrix at the office of Gaylord ween the hoursof 2 o'clock p.m. ands +earls, Nevada City, Nevada 5 the gat the above named Pacey nt Sea a il . Si in) sabre ded He eg igor, : is , Was ED. F. TAYLOK, Reg.ster on MUNDAY, August 2, 1896. : July 31, 1886. Notice to Creditors. deceased, to the creditors within fuur menths afDIVIDEND NOTICE. FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. At a meeting of: the Board of Directors of y, held WednesTransfer books will closed. Saturday, rege eg Montgomery street, San egates. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—Wm Cottage Hill Precines — Inspector — D Forest Springs Precinet—Inspector—J ; Bu votes, 2delegaces. Indian 8} “e Precinct’ In-p ctor—John votes, 2 delegates. Authony tious Precinct—Inspector — J C A : Br own; 12 votes, 1 dele; ; EXPERIENCE, perfect . PO" Tt Gee “Precinct—Inspectr—UIG AMELIA POWDER Mouney Fiat Prec nct—tnspector—R Fitzoes Pree net —t.spector-James McBio mtiela . recinct. inspector—E CumKehet Sill vrect.ct—i: spector — John CK’S REMIUM ERFUMES For the Complexion. For sale by All First-Class Druggists, Columbia Hill Ps ecinet —Larpector— John Moore's Fia’ P ee net-—inspector—James Eureka Precinct—luspector—J W Robb; Bear Valicy Precinct—Inspecuor—John Maybert #reciinct—Inspector—Dave JohnBirchy isle Precitn t—Inspector—John ConNorth San Juan Precinct—Inspector—J Cherokee Precinct Inspector—J L MorW E, the undersigned, mother and step ega 5 minor, of the age of a se eo res di ne . ping in Nevada vity aud County, Caifor. Washington Preeinct—In-pector—E Brim: . io nebs releare frou ot ob agate, vod Trg itty en oar. . com» etelenfranchise d min. r, hereby Omega Precine —-Inspector—John O’Car giving to said Chariés F. Lobecker, minor, rhe right to e-tablish, maintain and carry m any business or work he may esire to enter without interference, claim or demand on our, or either of or parts, to any moneys or earnings arising ‘herefrom,giving xpress FREE FROM OB.ERVATION. Ic} "2#: 20 roves, 1 de cyate Hee ey seapenibte for debe oF any tout 5) 2 N. Lig: 4 “a! ea nany¥ res sible for de! HY Col French Corral Precinct—Inspector—Frank . tracts made, e stered into, or suffered hereSweetiand Preciuct—Inspector—P D after, in any business or employment, by Me:riam; 18 voter, 1 delegate. said Charies F. Lobecker, minor, father of one Uharles F, Lobecker, & WILLIAM H. KISTLE, ELLEN KI TLE. : Dated August 9th, 1836. Diseases Success The Great English Remedy . . desired, by Dr. 5 Kearny St., ‘ Sample Bottle Free, ; ‘and aga Sétiet er 8. F., Cal. Town Hall. “Sa UL FORTUNATE DR. GIBBON’S : OF DISPENSARY gp Ne. 623 tiearney Street,Corner Commercial San Francisco Pingree. — Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector—J. M. Higgins. ‘ 1854, for thetreat P Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector— Jos. Se, orrhea, Gleet, 4 igin all its f zms, a lis. Dr Gipdon has the pleasure of announWashi og that he has returned from visiting the . Van Oudsboorn. . ed peatin Jy os , and has re. Omega aronagge tee og T. Fry. ie , 6 ’ oe 43 Kearney’ Bt Sd Bear Vailey Precinct — Iuspector. id patients and those requiring his services mal We«kness. th W. Wiley. Beno t. } Established in ment of and yea Uloeraser ecessfully » where his . Rose. abuse. This soliiary ene, ers, & dislike to form new Ms oe to ees society y, ic flushes, various eruptions sbout the sewer = = ie, = breath, ae consum baw ,»MmonoMania an uent insanity. It relietbe not clined peeeste 80 afffict. ed should apply immediately, either in or by letter, andhavea cure effected by hig new and acientifie mode of treating this’ div\ which n.ver failsot effecting « quick and radical cure. Or those Rengertst me age who r who contemp 2, suffering under eny of thane fearful Little York Pr. cinct—Inspector—Thomas Lowell Hili Preciuct—luspector—Wm'MaHunt's Hill Precine'—Inspector—Malecm v Lu ps. o:sucd Judges of election are nem@ed co issue cer ificates of election to e del gate or delegates glected from their sp ct ve } rec ncts Si neion «chalf of the County Central FRANK POWER, Chairman. Feurx GILL.1, Secretiry jy, Assessmeit Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINI*G COMPANY. Location of principal place of Lusiness, Nevada City, California. Lo-ation of Works, Nevada City, California. ‘ : Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the ud day of August, 1886, an assessmen ‘No 9) of fifteen cents per share waslevied up on the capital stock of the corporation, pay able immediately, in United States gold coin, » the secretary at the law ottice of Joh Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. shall remain unpaid on the 7th day of September, A. D 1886, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment iv made before, gill be sok on Saturday, the 25th day of Sept., 1836 to pay the delinquent assessment togethe: with Coste of advertising and expenses 0 sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. C.£, ASHBURN, Secretery. Office at the Law Ottice of John Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, Calfornia. a6 AINAXAB. The Celebrated Egyptian Elixir for the Skin. 4 LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ‘iI“A Great Complexion Beantifier has ,been hought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON, Corner Broada Pine Streets. The pric ha. been put down to 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE, As the lot » ust be sold at once. ga7The testimonials are from people well known in this Staté and accesible at anv ‘ime. A few are given.in the local column THK TESTIMONIALS SH W HAT It willcure almost every kind of DISEASE OF THE SKIN, if properly u~ed, it will give a_B LiIANT and FAIR COMPLEXIUN without, the use of whitening or fards, t will most effectually CURE PIMPLEx. in many instances it wil REMOVE FREC KLE» iua few minutes without irritating the skin. it will give TONE to the SKIN, and when applied on an old and wrinkled*tace will make it appear immediatcly younger, Its application on the head diately sooth all irritation of thi CURE DANDRUFF and restore the its natural color Appiied on the skin of the face, arms and oe it will give a WHITENESS and FRES those who try it, and the effect is immediate. This elixir4s-warranted to be PERFrCTLY HARMLESS, and can be used every day, and several times a day, if desired, It ic exceedingly pleasant and cooling, It make wilk.jmme= 8calp, sipelatous inflammation produced by PulSUN VAK; « few appiications wiil be sutiicient, aud for all kinus of skin diseases it fect is p}most miracu ous, Directions fer its juse: Wash thé sxin with after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir with a soft cloth: where the skin is not very sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly on the right shoulder, ‘the owner can recherges. 4 idsare scarce, but t’ gse who veite to “tingon « Co., . ortad nd, Maine, will reoe ve free. Some have earned over $50 ina ay. hither gex, young or ‘old, C-pital not require '. ones are gure of suug little fortunes, All Any stock upon which this assessment . 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Persons at a distance may be CURED AT preg by gee a owe to Dr Gibbon, ; : ! stating case; sympton time Y u Bet Precinct—I.spector—John Hus. cover her by proving proderty and } aying vse 4 seecukincel Gee tke Gane os be promptiy sent, free from damage or part of the country, with ‘ull and plain directions for use. The Doctor cures when vthers iail. Try him. By cuciosing THEN DULLARS in coin, ina registered ; ‘Aas? etter throu the Post Office, or thi ugh it qualifiec. Nelis Fa:yuo & Co. ® package of rucdiine . ‘ill be delivered by exprese to any parto . he Unite: States, q Addresa DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney ' steet corner Commercial, San Francisco, Office Box 1957. curiosity , to an q of self . A. Stliger. e vice,or depraved sexi i Cherokee Precinct—Inspector — 8. miulgence, is practiced, by th b th sexes to analmout unlimited exte:.1, prlucing ‘with unerring certainty the fol owing . Wood t-ain of morbid syuptons by scientific medi countenance, dark @ youth f} Rathturn. in ap: . L. Chas. Novay. , turred . C, Buckland. Fiene. Manning. Judges—H. A. Mason Little York Preci Races and Stock Exhibits at} Hall, : \ East ard West Grass Valley Precincts are eraeaaes emer directed vo bold their eletion PAVILION EXHIBITS AT. MEVADA CITY, SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 1—3 DELEGATES. barges Nevada City Piediner Noa 1 pnd2-=In. Commencing on Tecsday, August ae? user * = ee an . e. ~ Bine Tent—Inepector—E. P. Hagar. SUPERVISOR DIS{RICT NO. 2—3 DELEGATES. ~~“Bast and West Gra-s Valley—In-péctor— W. J. Crase; Judges—M. P. Stone and J. Over Ten. Thousand. Dollars Allison’ Ranch Precinct — Inspector—S. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—D. W. ne ix SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 3--1 DELEGATE. ". Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector D. RB. Mc Killican. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector—R. A. Penrose. Pe ecag City Precinct—Inspector—P. A. ine Cojumbia Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. L Woodruff. Moore’s Flat Precinct— Inspector—Ja» treated Reid. ES 2 Graniteville Precinct—Inspector Geo. 4. ington Precinct--Inspector—W. T. Yuba Precinct—Inspector—Geo. A. Hare KUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 4—1 DELEGATE N. San Juan Precinct—Inspzctor—Jas. Sweetiand Precinct — Inspector—Frank 8. combattea French Corral Precinct—Inspec'or—Wm measures, viz: Saliow . Moulton ; ts under the eyes, Kirchville Precinct—Inspector—R. A pain in the head, ring ¢ ln the ears, noise . Thomas, ike the rustling of eaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted ntellect, Joss.of confid proaching stran; re and Ready Precinct—Inspector— S. Huntress. wot ve Springs Precinct—Inspector—B a os House . Precinct—InspectorPleasa t Ridge Precinct Inspector -1 Meoney Fiat Precinct —Inspector — H)Spenceville Precinct — Inspector — H. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 5—2 DELEGATES. Truckee Precinct— Inspector—H. K Gage; apd T. P. Stevens.Boca Precinct—Inspector-D M. Rae; ct—Insp oo oe 3 Hill. Lowell Hili Precinct—Inspector— ᐠ᐀ Hunt's Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. \G. Turner. ; You Bet Precinct —Inspector—J. &. Goodwin. . ‘Phe inspectors and judges of elections are directed to forwa:d ‘he returns to th Secretary of the Republican mitiee-as soon as possible atter the electi 1 to be canvssed so th-tthe credentials ca be made vut for d legaces Qualification of vocers. for Blaine in 1884, or would have 80 vot« B. H. GAYLORD, “All who vote A. H. Parker, Secretary. 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ASSESSMENT RATE—FOR EACH $1,000 INSURANCE: ~ DISTRIBUTION CLASS. © All certificates issued during the istributi ies, will constitute Distribution Class, No One. he, Tieton, te _ Certificates in force December 31, 1890, ' issued in the year 1886, will, on that date, = : Coppet aba see rr dh prt ary hte div The Beet Proves ik discovered for = fine Gold.— Gold Bilver, Nickel aod 4 uted to the Reserve Fund by all Certific such‘ Table vemeel replated. issue, together with all accumulations aan, = pee ea amounts deposited to said Reserve Fund the actual cost and the amount collected from members. closing of the five year peri : mi} urviving members ao Bisttbation ela wil 1, 1886, all er the next following the year of such dividend. ¥ site : a . entchard, sf Idalene Cotton, by free from objectionable and_ techa ed ‘The first assessment will be payable thirty days after date of comificashandihecesiarevery 2 cathe of the Distribution Serier receive a cash dividend idend shall consist of all g from interest and tb , from the difference betweer tween Grass Valiey and 24, and Continuing Five Days. dam. F: * Gardner, b in Purses and Premiums. Beigadior, dam —— F. , cht “SPEED PROGRAM :. caster. FigST DAY—TUESDAY AUGusT 24TH, Running—Special race for two} Weights. Miledash. $5 entran odat wider mile dash, $250 og added Zour movers: 50, 25, 5 and 10 per cent. M. M.’ Me Crimmon, 6 g Surprise, by ford, dam American : P. Peasley, bs Hector, by Lodi ttler; P Riley, b¢ » ped. unknown; :W. Cal Dexter? ettie J, by Donunknown; A. G, Smith, sm Lady Hawkins, 3 No. 2.—Trotting—2:30 class— Free for all. Purse $600. Wm: Griffn,bm Lucy, by Black Ralph, dam by Odd Fellow; Jas. .M, Learned bs Adrian, by Reliance, dam by Shenandoah ; John Spureon, 8 m Daisy 8.,; by Tilton Alnont, dam by Raitler; J. R. Hodon, bm Kate Bender, by Echo hief, dam by Black Hawk ; 5. A. wudy, bg Zero,pedigree unknown ; M. W. Hicks, b m Empress, by <laxtail, dam by Marion; J. H-ennant, b m Twinkle, by Echo, dam by Ethan Allen; 8, K. Trefry, » 8 Apex, by Prompter, dam by Flaxtail. : No. 3.—Trotting—For two year ulds or under, 17th Distr:ct. ile and repeat. Purse $300. Wm. wardner, br f Madia, by Sterling, 4am Lady Narley; C. F. Taylor, -f Nettie J., by Doncaster, dam ; J. A. Seeley, bik c, Abe, by Doncaster, dam Signal. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25TH. No. pala Ag for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $400 added. Second: horse $100; Third #50. Une mile and repeat. W. B. Yodbunter, blk h Jobn A., by Monday, dam Lady Clare; A. D. West, b g Billy the Kid, by Leinster, dam Liily Simpson; M. John son, bf Leda, by Nathan Coombs, lum Gipsy; Kelly & Lyuch, b g ‘ouJou, by Monday, dum Plaything; Jas. Foster, b m Lady Foser, by Noriolk, dam Imp. Lady’ rane; Thos Hazlett, ch g Frea ‘ohier, by Joe Hooker, dam Puss; vuleb Dorsey, br h Birdcatcher, uy. Specter, dam Pet, by Melbourne sr; B © Hally, ch ¢ Doubt, by st. Martin, dam Pefhaps. No. 5—Kunning—Free for all ior 2 year-olds. $25\entrance, $10 iorfeit, $150 added. Second horse, $50; Third $25. Dash of half a mile. W. B. Todhunter, ch c¢ Jim Duffy, by Hooker, dam by Wildidle; M. Johnson, ch f by Enquirer, dam Analyne;. Albert Jooper, ch-c Dynamite, by Joe <iooxer, dam Chestnut Bell; L. H. . godhunter, b c Safe Ban, by King gan, dam Herzegovina; W. L. Pritchard, b £ Lady Leinster, by Leinster, dam Addie A; W. L. FRIDAY, AUGUST 271TH. No. 13. Running—Free for al] _ $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $800 ce ed. Second horse $150, third $75 Two miles and repeas. W B Todhunter, blk h John A, by Monday, dam Lady Clare; M Johnson b f Leda, ps Nathan Coombs, dam Gypsy; Kelly & Lynch, b { Moonligt.t, by Thad Stevens, dam Twilight; Wm. Boots, bik g In. dex, by Thad Stevens, dam by Gypsy ; Jas. Foster, b m Lady Foster, by Norfolk, dam Imp, Lady Jane; Thos Hazlett, ch g fred Collier, by Joe Hooker, dam Puss; Caleb Dorsey, br h Birdcatcher, by Specter, dam Pet, by — Melbourne, Jr. ro No. 14. Running—Free for all, $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added. -Second horse $75 ; third $50; 34 mile and repeat. M. P. Peas. ley, bs Hector, by Lodi, dam by Rattler; Kelly & Lynch, ch g Tom Atchinson, by Joe Hooker, dam Bay Kate; Jas Foster, b m Amy Brinton, by Ballot Box, dam Lulu Riggs; Tbos. Hazlett, bg Panama, by Shannon, dam Abbie W.; W. A. Vestal, sg Berta R.,by © Joe Hooker, dam unknown; Caleb Dorsey, 8 c Pickpocket, by Jo Dan1els,dam Mattie C., by Specter; J. B. Ramsey, b m Lady Cleveland, by King ‘onso, dam Borio; B. U. Hally, br fLrish Lass, by Kyrle Daly, dam Daisy Miller. No. 15. Running—Free for all. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; ss0Vadded. . Second horse $75; third $50; one and one-eight miies. W. B, sodbunter, blk h, John A; A.D; West, b g Billy the Kid; Theo. Winters, b f Miss Courtney ; Kell « Lynch, b xg Jou Jou; Hill Gries, bf Allie Hill; L.H. Tod — hunter, s c Monte Christo; Jas. — Fos.er,bs A. Walrath, by Norfolk, tam Ada C; Thos. Hazlet, chgFred Collier; W. L. Pritchard, ch m, Lizzie Dunbar, by Bazaar,dam Libbie Dunbar; Thos. Hazlet, ch . g Joe Chamberlain; J. B. Ram © sey, bs Monarchy by Monarchist, dum Notable; B. C. Hally, che — ecg by St. Martin, dam Per . aps. No. 16. Trotting—For Stallions owned in the District. Purse $500. Geo. Dickenson, gs Richard Scott, by se eld Scott, dam Clear Grit ; C. F. Taylor, ch s Doncaster, by Elmo, W. Gardner b s Pasha, by Echo, dam Belmont; C. F. Taylor, rs Frank. No. 17. Running—Free forall. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added. Second $75; third $50; mile and repeat. 8. C.Tryonbh; Pat Haydon ————-——, dam by Norfolk ; Jas. H. Meise, gg Stoneman,by Kirby Smith, dam Hunkadori; Kelly & Lynch, ch A; Tom Atchinson; W. L. Pritchard, ch m Lizzie Dunbar ; Thos. Hazlett, chg Joe Chamberlain; Frank Griffin, ch g Billy Johnston; W. A. Vest al,s g¢ Berta:R; Jeff Crum, § § La Blanche, ped, unknown; Jas. Crane, b m Belle C, by Snap, dam unknown; A. G. Smith, bg Bodie, by Mon -ay5 No. 18. Trotting—2:40 class. Purse $500. W Gardner, b § Pasha; Jas M Learned, b m Reality, by Reliance, dam Ernestine; Joho Spargeon, s m Daisy S; F P Lowell, b bh Fallis, by Electioneer, dam Felicia; John Mackey, b 8 . Lohengrin ; M W Hicks, b g Chico, hy Prompter,; dam Flaxtail; 8 © Tryon, bg Col Hawkins. 0.19. Trotting—Free for all, Purse $1,200. John A Goldsmith bm; Manon by Nutwood, dam Hambletonian Chief ; J R Hodson, b g Bay Frank, by Tornado, dam State of Maine; O Waldsteip, b § Albert, W by Electioneer,dam Jno € Ison. No. 20. Special Trotting Double . Purse $500. Stanle; Eddy, Zeroand Barney; W Gar . and Graves; C.F. * jam Brown, dam Lizzie P; Caleb Dorsey, ch ¢ Fred Archer; by Thad stevens, dam Brown Bess by Imp. Hercules; B, C. Hally, br c Corrigan, by Kyrle Daley, dam Daisy Miiler. No. 6.— Running—For 3 year vids. Free for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $250 added. $75 to econd horse, $50 to third. One wile. Wm. Boo.s, br c Valleto, vy Bob Wooden, dam Maria; rheo. Winters, bf Miss Courtney, oy Norfoik,dam Ballinette ; Kelly x Lynch, b f Moonlight, by Thad. stevens, dam ‘Twilight; Hill & sries, b f Allie Hill, by Wildidle, iam by Harry Wade; L. H. fodhunter, 8 ¢ Monte Cbristo, »y King Alfonso, dam Galianthus’aleb Dorsey, 8 ¢ Pickpocket by jo Daniels, dam Mattie C., by Specter. No. 7. Pacing—Free for .all. Pur-es $600. “Wm. Griffia, bg shaker, ped. unknown ; Peter Fitzzerald, b s Killarney, by Black ulph, dam by Eclipse; L. H, Codhunter, b g Mink, ped. unknown; 8.C. Tyron, 8 m Potanontas, by Washington, dam by Glencoe; 8. K. Trefry, br g Prince vy Missotiri Chief, es No.8. Trotting—One year olds. 4g mile and repeat. Purse $200. t. C. Morgan, b f Beatrice, by Sterling, dam by Black Hawk; Wm. Gardner, sc Harpiness, b sterling, dam by Challenge ; é. F. Taylor, r c, Silver Threads, by Voncaster, ; F. P. Lowell, b ce Vinco by Prompter, dam by feddier; S A. Eddy, b c Glenbrook, by Sterling; dam by St. Lawrence ; M. W. icks, bt Di.’ and Black Pes nah, by Pprompter, dam by The ‘A. WALRATH, Pres oor. GEO. FLETC HER, Sec. Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates _ Used-in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, -\ In any size or Quanuty Furnished to Order. ing 02 all metas Oia Table ware CALIFORNIA ELEUT RO PLATING WOB” _ KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors . i

Gaylord & Searls, Attorneys. . Publication -of Ying notice will be : mae ln Dy Brace, vie 2 Ne s : ED. F. TAYLOR, The first day of of notice was on the rns eal aed OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE mente. wath, “Taureaion rth * DR. BR. M. HUNT, ; Physician, ‘OFFICE’ AT VINTON’S DRUG STOR! NEVADA CITY. J hn Caldwell. Thos. 8. For: CALDWELL & FORD, Attorneys & Counselors at L-w Offiice—Beckman Building, cor, Broad anc Pine streets 1 ’ NEVADA CITY, CaL. ______{YAME to the Estray Notice. premices of the undersi; p OR Saree igelg vig ee oral , July 11, 1886, a. Bay Mare, weigh about 900 pounds. i vere 3 moh tn cyt sree: ese aan ects} Se BRST Se eae Two hind feet white. with star ip Branded © on lef shoulder, and.two small dots on the bach Heavy black mane and tail. Th owner is hereby ied So ail aad. were Priya , Pay charers COB GEABHART. "=] es) ee es a z Ef S . ig Zz oO ES Jj i > oe . ec) ae EMPIRE. LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET.,....NEVADA CIT) Opposite National Exchange Hotel, JAMES. HENNESSY, Proprietor . (Bauccessor to D. Welllington) ——— announces that he has now the large Lot of ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggie To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with nt Bi Wagons an Hacks te lot at the shortes Citas nd on the most asonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of goodsty] and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, Carriages for Funerals Attended te with Promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Otice—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. {LL practice in all.the Courts of th State, and the Courts of the Unit "States within the State of California, Willdraw up Deeds, and Mortgages fo §0 certificates of acknowledgmen ercto ine lua Notice to Bond Holders. Oifice of County Treasurer of Nevada counONIOEA berg given that I ven am pre to we the following bonds of Nevada county, issued May 22d, 1883, vig; Bonds numbered 168 tv $00 in lusive: If nat presented for payment within 4 daya, interest will cease at the expiration © that time in conformity with the Ordi nance of the Board of Supervisors, unde and by virtue of which the bonds were is sued, one. ROBINSON, ow es Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLE : ‘Treasurer Of Nevada County, ct Nevada City, July 7, 1886, 4, 8-4t-law Thursday. June 10th, 1886, 9.45 ae ea rete Peanclcr at 6.40 P.M P. 1,05 2% aE. = Section 30, To ast, Mt. Diabl » Base and Meridian. Publication fran-cript, published at Nevada City, Cal. 1otice wae on the 25th day of June, 1886. Gold Mining Company, a corp fr by Sher H. Gaytord, its authurizes it, « hh ge Postodice is Nevada Cit), Yeunty, Ca., ha made ieation ha r " ¥ : Tine, bearing With § fax for the Quartz old, 1499 5-10 iu fen: pciining claimsare the “American” and ia.” are Belting els ‘so peewent, ty [SB hereto are hereby requi to F . ame before this’ office within sixty day . Grass Valley—Fast Precinct—Inspector— com the first day of publi-hing he:eof. CC Conaway; Judges -Wm i Mi D : ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. — ee Bese Pa ga ospector Paynter, ; Gaplond and Gentle, Attys. —P Riley, E V Sampson; 239 votes, 10 delewill be made in the Daily The first day of publication of foregoing D nas 2¥Y Ni r4 0 MENT, IMPEDIMENTS TO MAKE P 2p1AGE,etc., FROM EXUEsSEs Uk YOUR, . UL FOLLIES, Uk ANY CAUsE, SPEH *LY,SAFELY AND PRIVATELY CUKEVE (OUNG, MIDDLE AGED anu OLD mensnd all who need medicai SKILL, and EX 2ERIENCE, consult the old European phyician atouce. His opinion costs nothing, snd may save future misery and shanie. 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Young Men . and MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are sulfe uever faited of success in MANHOOD, PROSTATORRHEA, etc, MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE o be askillful y— pISEASES OF NX ation in office or by letter Frezand strictl, i nt ered, upton. prion, WH i ig OA ng with . 3 o'clock p.m., forthe purpose of elebting ny ton geri e pepper td . of Directors tote for te eae « by Fy *y Cab « =Pai orga erm tees mortar See gt La a pepe meno arte epee Pee a ma pty motte eh mop : del-g ates to St s¥ention, to "clock heidi. Son Francisco on Tuesday, Aagust July 22th, a5 8 6 ss Slat, 1838, appointing a Couaty Central Committe and ——— b may come before toe avention. Ail thuve that will provide: they are q nets. votes, 6 delegates. be hela between tne hors of 2 o'clock p. m. and 80’cuck p. m., insuch manner as the voters nt shall declare. Blae Tent Precinct—Inspector—J. Moody; . Francisco, DR. LIEBIGH See ee n Field; 42 votes, 2 del Melarky; 28 votes, 2 delegates. Deadman; 34 votes, 2 delegates. Harrigan * Hough at d Ready Pree.nct—Inspector—J Sehroeder; 4C yote~, 2 deivgates. Voutgomery, cine, insure SPEEDY and Houston; 2! votes, 1 ceiegate. gerald; 12 votes, 1 delegate. © Bi Spenecvile Precinct—In-pector— t— . ng * sige 27 votes, Socekpates, Finest Goods in the Market. Donald; 18 votes, 1 delegate BUNE PAINS, permavent. 2!" 94 vutes, 4 delegates Hickman; 12 votes,-1 Je'egate. “duane City P ecinct—Inspcctor—F M Prid-. Tg All Whom I: & ay Coucein, ge u;7 vore-, 1 deleg ste. Uri coll; 25 votes, 1 de.ezate. io. le; 87 votes, 2 de egates. 31 vote.2 d_ legates. kil ; 42. te-, 2delezates. coll; 7 votes, 1 delegate. Lang; 5 votes, 1 deie-ate. son; — votes, . delegate, Coff:y; 30 votes, 2 delegates. G Dickson; 37 votes, 2 delegates. yan; 82 votes, 2 delegates. Patterson; 6 votex, 1 delegate. gure; 23 votes, * delegate. M Le.d; 1. votes, 1 delog te. sey; 32 votes, 2 delegates, Commit ee. . R. ALLEN, as is well known, isa regag from the effects of Youthful Indiscretion we Exeesses in maturer years, Nekvovs ana PuysicaL Dxpiwity, Lapotexcy, Lost Man"47 avon, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion © society, despondency, pimples on the tace, loss of energy and memory, frequenc) of urinating, etc. Remember, the tor hasa idcmpeceriinge pr eat aay tage aig tne of many years of special p ce an study, which, under his apace advice, has cure of LOST Having bese surgeae in charge of two lead © ing hospitals Jes me to treatall private . the skin immediately after its use, SUPT troubles with excelient results. -I wish it} 4nd VELVETY, briltia t and clear; it distinctly understood that Ido not slalin to . WHITENS the DAKKEST SKIN; it will in. 4, a the world perform impossibilities, or to have miracu. a tew minutes REMOVE SU» BURNS; itis} ‘i us OF natural . 1 elaim only . the best rem: dy ever fcund to th * So askilitul and suscesstul Physiciaf anc pot Rese pages ease’ reed Surgeon, thoroughly infotmed in my special All wo me will receive my honest FF chet pryiee complaits. No experiment ing. . will guarantee a positive cure in ever) case L undertake, or forfeit $1,000. Consult THRO WETZEL, Sec'yOffice — No. 522 Montgoniery street, fornia, : $35] Praccisco, Cai themesives to sup-]' the nominees of the State and Counry ventions may vote at -aid pr. Inall other precincts the election shall voters of the STATE OF RUB HUTCHINS, deThe basis of representation in said Coun. undersigned, executrix, of the of ty Convention shall be one delegate for ev-] Robert Hutchins, oxy wrenty five voles, cost sine Bat gene. of, and all persons ha chime. sgaing : , . the said deceased, , them the on thereof. necessary vouchers The election shall be held in the precincts } ter the first publicat:on of this notice, the said executrix at the office of Gaylord ween the hoursof 2 o'clock p.m. ands +earls, Nevada City, Nevada 5 the gat the above named Pacey nt Sea a il . Si in) sabre ded He eg igor, : is , Was ED. F. TAYLOK, Reg.ster on MUNDAY, August 2, 1896. : July 31, 1886. Notice to Creditors. deceased, to the creditors within fuur menths afDIVIDEND NOTICE. FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY.. At a meeting of: the Board of Directors of y, held WednesTransfer books will closed. Saturday, rege eg Montgomery street, San egates. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—Wm Cottage Hill Precines — Inspector — D Forest Springs Precinet—Inspector—J ; Bu votes, 2delegaces. Indian 8} “e Precinct’ In-p ctor—John votes, 2 delegates. Authony tious Precinct—Inspector — J C A : Br own; 12 votes, 1 dele; ; EXPERIENCE, perfect . PO" Tt Gee “Precinct—Inspectr—UIG AMELIA POWDER Mouney Fiat Prec nct—tnspector—R Fitzoes Pree net —t.spector-James McBio mtiela . recinct. inspector—E CumKehet Sill vrect.ct—i: spector — John CK’S REMIUM ERFUMES For the Complexion. For sale by All First-Class Druggists, Columbia Hill Ps ecinet —Larpector— John Moore's Fia’ P ee net-—inspector—James Eureka Precinct—luspector—J W Robb; Bear Valicy Precinct—Inspecuor—John Maybert #reciinct—Inspector—Dave JohnBirchy isle Precitn t—Inspector—John ConNorth San Juan Precinct—Inspector—J Cherokee Precinct Inspector—J L MorW E, the undersigned, mother and step ega 5 minor, of the age of a se eo res di ne . ping in Nevada vity aud County, Caifor. Washington Preeinct—In-pector—E Brim: . io nebs releare frou ot ob agate, vod Trg itty en oar. . com» etelenfranchise d min. r, hereby Omega Precine —-Inspector—John O’Car giving to said Chariés F. Lobecker, minor, rhe right to e-tablish, maintain and carry m any business or work he may esire to enter without interference, claim or demand on our, or either of or parts, to any moneys or earnings arising ‘herefrom,giving xpress FREE FROM OB.ERVATION. Ic} "2#: 20 roves, 1 de cyate Hee ey seapenibte for debe oF any tout 5) 2 N. Lig: 4 “a! ea nany¥ res sible for de! HY Col French Corral Precinct—Inspector—Frank . tracts made, e stered into, or suffered hereSweetiand Preciuct—Inspector—P D after, in any business or employment, by Me:riam; 18 voter, 1 delegate. said Charies F. Lobecker, minor, father of one Uharles F, Lobecker, & WILLIAM H. KISTLE, ELLEN KI TLE. : Dated August 9th, 1836. Diseases Success The Great English Remedy . . desired, by Dr. 5 Kearny St., ‘ Sample Bottle Free, ; ‘and aga Sétiet er 8. F., Cal. Town Hall. “Sa UL FORTUNATE DR. GIBBON’S : OF DISPENSARY gp Ne. 623 tiearney Street,Corner Commercial San Francisco Pingree. — Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector—J. M. Higgins. ‘ 1854, for thetreat P Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector— Jos. Se, orrhea, Gleet, 4 igin all its f zms, a lis. Dr Gipdon has the pleasure of announWashi og that he has returned from visiting the . Van Oudsboorn. . ed peatin Jy os , and has re. Omega aronagge tee og T. Fry. ie , 6 ’ oe 43 Kearney’ Bt Sd Bear Vailey Precinct — Iuspector. id patients and those requiring his services mal We«kness. th W. Wiley. Beno t. } Established in ment of and yea Uloeraser ecessfully » where his . Rose. abuse. This soliiary ene, ers, & dislike to form new Ms oe to ees society y, ic flushes, various eruptions sbout the sewer = = ie, = breath, ae consum baw ,»MmonoMania an uent insanity. It relietbe not clined peeeste 80 afffict. ed should apply immediately, either in or by letter, andhavea cure effected by hig new and acientifie mode of treating this’ div\ which n.ver failsot effecting « quick and radical cure. Or those Rengertst me age who r who contemp 2, suffering under eny of thane fearful Little York Pr. cinct—Inspector—Thomas Lowell Hili Preciuct—luspector—Wm'MaHunt's Hill Precine'—Inspector—Malecm v Lu ps. o:sucd Judges of election are nem@ed co issue cer ificates of election to e del gate or delegates glected from their sp ct ve } rec ncts Si neion «chalf of the County Central FRANK POWER, Chairman. Feurx GILL.1, Secretiry jy, Assessmeit Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINI*G COMPANY. Location of principal place of Lusiness, Nevada City, California. Lo-ation of Works, Nevada City, California. ‘ : Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the ud day of August, 1886, an assessmen ‘No 9) of fifteen cents per share waslevied up on the capital stock of the corporation, pay able immediately, in United States gold coin, » the secretary at the law ottice of Joh Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. shall remain unpaid on the 7th day of September, A. D 1886, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment iv made before, gill be sok on Saturday, the 25th day of Sept., 1836 to pay the delinquent assessment togethe: with Coste of advertising and expenses 0 sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. C.£, ASHBURN, Secretery. Office at the Law Ottice of John Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, Calfornia. a6 AINAXAB. The Celebrated Egyptian Elixir for the Skin. 4 LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ‘iI“A Great Complexion Beantifier has ,been hought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON, Corner Broada Pine Streets. The pric ha. been put down to 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE, As the lot » ust be sold at once. ga7The testimonials are from people well known in this Staté and accesible at anv ‘ime. A few are given.in the local column THK TESTIMONIALS SH W HAT It willcure almost every kind of DISEASE OF THE SKIN, if properly u~ed, it will give a_B LiIANT and FAIR COMPLEXIUN without, the use of whitening or fards, t will most effectually CURE PIMPLEx. in many instances it wil REMOVE FREC KLE» iua few minutes without irritating the skin. it will give TONE to the SKIN, and when applied on an old and wrinkled*tace will make it appear immediatcly younger, Its application on the head diately sooth all irritation of thi CURE DANDRUFF and restore the its natural color Appiied on the skin of the face, arms and oe it will give a WHITENESS and FRES those who try it, and the effect is immediate. This elixir4s-warranted to be PERFrCTLY HARMLESS, and can be used every day,

and several times a day, if desired, It ic exceedingly pleasant and cooling, It make wilk.jmme= 8calp, sipelatous inflammation produced by PulSUN VAK; « few appiications wiil be sutiicient, aud for all kinus of skin diseases it fect is p}most miracu ous, Directions fer its juse: Wash thé sxin with after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir with a soft cloth: where the skin is not very sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly on the right shoulder, ‘the owner can recherges. 4 idsare scarce, but t’ gse who veite to “tingon « Co., . ortad nd, Maine, will reoe ve free. Some have earned over $50 ina ay. hither gex, young or ‘old, C-pital not require '. ones are gure of suug little fortunes, All Any stock upon which this assessment . NESS which will astonich ana please f soap and water, anc sensitive, rub harder; where » rinkles are to be removed, rub a little . rp where there . . are black spots produced by accumulate: Estray Notice. AME to the residence of the undersigned July 29,a small black mare. Brandeo JAMES MONRO. Nevv'a City, July 81, 1856. dm al) inform.ction about wor. wolchv. y < n do, and live at home tha will pay teem.trom “£ to $25. per dy. You are started frec. Those wh start »t is new. If You Want to be Happyf\ou want to be happy you must be good A maxim all right in its way; Rut a tar better one, if understood, Is what I have now got to say. 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Persons at a distance may be CURED AT preg by gee a owe to Dr Gibbon, ; : ! stating case; sympton time Y u Bet Precinct—I.spector—John Hus. cover her by proving proderty and } aying vse 4 seecukincel Gee tke Gane os be promptiy sent, free from damage or part of the country, with ‘ull and plain directions for use. The Doctor cures when vthers iail. Try him. By cuciosing THEN DULLARS in coin, ina registered ; ‘Aas? etter throu the Post Office, or thi ugh it qualifiec. Nelis Fa:yuo & Co. ® package of rucdiine . ‘ill be delivered by exprese to any parto . he Unite: States, q Addresa DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney ' steet corner Commercial, San Francisco, Office Box 1957. curiosity , to an q of self . A. Stliger. e vice,or depraved sexi i Cherokee Precinct—Inspector — 8. miulgence, is practiced, by th b th sexes to analmout unlimited exte:.1, prlucing ‘with unerring certainty the fol owing . Wood t-ain of morbid syuptons by scientific medi countenance, dark @ youth f} Rathturn. in ap: . L. Chas. Novay. , turred . C, Buckland. Fiene. Manning. Judges—H. A. Mason Little York Preci Races and Stock Exhibits at} Hall, : \ East ard West Grass Valley Precincts are eraeaaes emer directed vo bold their eletion PAVILION EXHIBITS AT. MEVADA CITY, SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 1—3 DELEGATES. barges Nevada City Piediner Noa 1 pnd2-=In. Commencing on Tecsday, August ae? user * = ee an . e. ~ Bine Tent—Inepector—E. P. Hagar. SUPERVISOR DIS{RICT NO. 2—3 DELEGATES. ~~“Bast and West Gra-s Valley—In-péctor— W. J. Crase; Judges—M. P. Stone and J. Over Ten. Thousand. Dollars Allison’ Ranch Precinct — Inspector—S. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—D. W. ne ix SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 3--1 DELEGATE. ". Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector D. RB. Mc Killican. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector—R. A. Penrose. Pe ecag City Precinct—Inspector—P. A. ine Cojumbia Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. L Woodruff. Moore’s Flat Precinct— Inspector—Ja» treated Reid. ES 2 Graniteville Precinct—Inspector Geo. 4. ington Precinct--Inspector—W. T. Yuba Precinct—Inspector—Geo. A. Hare KUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 4—1 DELEGATE N. San Juan Precinct—Inspzctor—Jas. Sweetiand Precinct — Inspector—Frank 8. combattea French Corral Precinct—Inspec'or—Wm measures, viz: Saliow . Moulton ; ts under the eyes, Kirchville Precinct—Inspector—R. A pain in the head, ring ¢ ln the ears, noise . Thomas, ike the rustling of eaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted ntellect, Joss.of confid proaching stran; re and Ready Precinct—Inspector— S. Huntress. wot ve Springs Precinct—Inspector—B a os House . Precinct—InspectorPleasa t Ridge Precinct Inspector -1 Meoney Fiat Precinct —Inspector — H)Spenceville Precinct — Inspector — H. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 5—2 DELEGATES. Truckee Precinct— Inspector—H. K Gage; apd T. P. Stevens.Boca Precinct—Inspector-D M. Rae; ct—Insp oo oe 3 Hill. Lowell Hili Precinct—Inspector— ᐠ᐀ Hunt's Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. \G. Turner. ; You Bet Precinct —Inspector—J. &. Goodwin. . ‘Phe inspectors and judges of elections are directed to forwa:d ‘he returns to th Secretary of the Republican mitiee-as soon as possible atter the electi 1 to be canvssed so th-tthe credentials ca be made vut for d legaces Qualification of vocers. for Blaine in 1884, or would have 80 vot« B. H. GAYLORD, “All who vote A. H. Parker, Secretary. 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For old or young, for rich or poor, A) peatond 8 class of life you come 4 in, Under 25 years 25 to 30 years Dr, Richwoud's Samaritan NERVINE. . For Epilepsy, Spasms, Fevers, Colics, Cramps, Colds, or any kind of Phthysic; ere lurks the danger, never swerving” there’s.not * . called blackworm. rub the elivir algo a lit ic ionger; they, will one or two Home Renefit Life Association 204 Montzomery St., Gor. Bush...... -Sam Francisco Treasurers. <5.. ccs see sees. Bank of California President. .« . +0 acn59 hops shee uteF. C. Havens Anditor.... I. P. Allen (of B’k of California) _ enerat “Agnes ss sks oa ska A. 8. B Sacrarh ec US Cisaseee ss W. I. Morgan This Company has paid promptly and without expense to beneficiaries $198,691.35 during its five years’ existence, at .a average'expense for administration to its members of less than $2.00 per annum per $1,000 insurance. Its Certificates are incontestable. after the third year and entirely nical clauses. Itis the largest, oldest and most~ successful .Mutual Insurance Association in California. . Its distribution plan rewards the persistent members by cash dividends at periods of five years, which dividends greatly reduce the cost of insurance for the first five years and nearly offset the cost for the secondperiod. _ The surplus arising from the difference between the actual cost of insurance in this Association and the amount collected from members, whenever in excess of the amount required for mortuary purposes, is deposited in the Reserve Fund for distribution among surviving members at stated periods. No Charge for Medical Examination—No Annual Dues. ASSESSMENT RATE—FOR EACH $1,000 INSURANCE: ~ DISTRIBUTION CLASS. © All certificates issued during the istributi ies, will constitute Distribution Class, No One. he, Tieton, te _ Certificates in force December 31, 1890, ' issued in the year 1886, will, on that date, = : Coppet aba see rr dh prt ary hte div The Beet Proves ik discovered for = fine Gold.— Gold Bilver, Nickel aod 4 uted to the Reserve Fund by all Certific such‘ Table vemeel replated. issue, together with all accumulations aan, = pee ea amounts deposited to said Reserve Fund the actual cost and the amount collected from members. closing of the five year peri : mi} urviving members ao Bisttbation ela wil 1, 1886, all er the next following the year of such dividend. ¥ site : a . entchard, sf Idalene Cotton, by free from objectionable and_ techa ed ‘The first assessment will be payable thirty days after date of comificashandihecesiarevery 2 cathe of the Distribution Serier receive a cash dividend idend shall consist of all g from interest and tb , from the difference betweer tween Grass Valiey and 24, and Continuing Five Days. dam. F: * Gardner, b in Purses and Premiums. Beigadior, dam —— F. , cht “SPEED PROGRAM :. caster. FigST DAY—TUESDAY AUGusT 24TH, Running—Special race for two} Weights. Miledash. $5 entran odat wider mile dash, $250 og added Zour movers: 50, 25, 5 and 10 per cent. M. M.’ Me Crimmon, 6 g Surprise, by ford, dam American : P. Peasley, bs Hector, by Lodi ttler; P Riley, b¢ » ped. unknown; :W. Cal Dexter? ettie J, by Donunknown; A. G, Smith, sm Lady Hawkins, 3 No. 2.—Trotting—2:30 class— Free for all. Purse $600. Wm: Griffn,bm Lucy, by Black Ralph, dam by Odd Fellow; Jas. .M, Learned bs Adrian, by Reliance, dam by Shenandoah ; John Spureon, 8 m Daisy 8.,; by Tilton Alnont, dam by Raitler; J. R. Hodon, bm Kate Bender, by Echo hief, dam by Black Hawk ; 5. A. wudy, bg Zero,pedigree unknown ; M. W. Hicks, b m Empress, by <laxtail, dam by Marion; J. H-ennant, b m Twinkle, by Echo, dam by Ethan Allen; 8, K. Trefry, » 8 Apex, by Prompter, dam by Flaxtail. : No. 3.—Trotting—For two year ulds or under, 17th Distr:ct. ile and repeat. Purse $300. Wm. wardner, br f Madia, by Sterling, 4am Lady Narley; C. F. Taylor, -f Nettie J., by Doncaster, dam ; J. A. Seeley, bik c, Abe, by Doncaster, dam Signal. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25TH. No. pala Ag for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $400 added. Second: horse $100; Third #50. Une mile and repeat. W. B. Yodbunter, blk h Jobn A., by Monday, dam Lady Clare; A. D. West, b g Billy the Kid, by Leinster, dam Liily Simpson; M. John son, bf Leda, by Nathan Coombs, lum Gipsy; Kelly & Lyuch, b g ‘ouJou, by Monday, dum Plaything; Jas. Foster, b m Lady Foser, by Noriolk, dam Imp. Lady’ rane; Thos Hazlett, ch g Frea ‘ohier, by Joe Hooker, dam Puss; vuleb Dorsey, br h Birdcatcher, uy. Specter, dam Pet, by Melbourne sr; B © Hally, ch ¢ Doubt, by st. Martin, dam Pefhaps. No. 5—Kunning—Free for all ior 2 year-olds. $25\entrance, $10 iorfeit, $150 added. Second horse, $50; Third $25. Dash of half a mile. W. B. Todhunter, ch c¢ Jim Duffy, by Hooker, dam by Wildidle; M. Johnson, ch f by Enquirer, dam Analyne;. Albert Jooper, ch-c Dynamite, by Joe <iooxer, dam Chestnut Bell; L. H. . godhunter, b c Safe Ban, by King gan, dam Herzegovina; W. L. Pritchard, b £ Lady Leinster, by Leinster, dam Addie A; W. L. FRIDAY, AUGUST 271TH. No. 13. Running—Free for al] _ $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $800 ce ed. Second horse $150, third $75 Two miles and repeas. W B Todhunter, blk h John A, by Monday, dam Lady Clare; M Johnson b f Leda, ps Nathan Coombs, dam Gypsy; Kelly & Lynch, b { Moonligt.t, by Thad Stevens, dam Twilight; Wm. Boots, bik g In. dex, by Thad Stevens, dam by Gypsy ; Jas. Foster, b m Lady Foster, by Norfolk, dam Imp, Lady Jane; Thos Hazlett, ch g fred Collier, by Joe Hooker, dam Puss; Caleb Dorsey, br h Birdcatcher, by Specter, dam Pet, by — Melbourne, Jr. ro No. 14. Running—Free for all, $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added. -Second horse $75 ; third $50; 34 mile and repeat. M. P. Peas. ley, bs Hector, by Lodi, dam by Rattler; Kelly & Lynch, ch g Tom Atchinson, by Joe Hooker, dam Bay Kate; Jas Foster, b m Amy Brinton, by Ballot Box, dam Lulu Riggs; Tbos. Hazlett, bg Panama, by Shannon, dam Abbie W.; W. A. Vestal, sg Berta R.,by © Joe Hooker, dam unknown; Caleb Dorsey, 8 c Pickpocket, by Jo Dan1els,dam Mattie C., by Specter; J. B. Ramsey, b m Lady Cleveland, by King ‘onso, dam Borio; B. U. Hally, br fLrish Lass, by Kyrle Daly, dam Daisy Miller. No. 15. Running—Free for all. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; ss0Vadded. . Second horse $75; third $50; one and one-eight miies. W. B, sodbunter, blk h, John A; A.D; West, b g Billy the Kid; Theo. Winters, b f Miss Courtney ; Kell « Lynch, b xg Jou Jou; Hill Gries, bf Allie Hill; L.H. Tod — hunter, s c Monte Christo; Jas. — Fos.er,bs A. Walrath, by Norfolk, tam Ada C; Thos. Hazlet, chgFred Collier; W. L. Pritchard, ch m, Lizzie Dunbar, by Bazaar,dam Libbie Dunbar; Thos. Hazlet, ch . g Joe Chamberlain; J. B. Ram © sey, bs Monarchy by Monarchist, dum Notable; B. C. Hally, che — ecg by St. Martin, dam Per . aps. No. 16. Trotting—For Stallions owned in the District. Purse $500. Geo. Dickenson, gs Richard Scott, by se eld Scott, dam Clear Grit ; C. F. Taylor, ch s Doncaster, by Elmo, W. Gardner b s Pasha, by Echo, dam Belmont; C. F. Taylor, rs Frank. No. 17. Running—Free forall. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added. Second $75; third $50; mile and repeat. 8. C.Tryonbh; Pat Haydon ————-——, dam by Norfolk ; Jas. H. Meise, gg Stoneman,by Kirby Smith, dam Hunkadori; Kelly & Lynch, ch A; Tom Atchinson; W. L. Pritchard, ch m Lizzie Dunbar ; Thos. Hazlett, chg Joe Chamberlain; Frank Griffin, ch g Billy Johnston; W. A. Vest al,s g¢ Berta:R; Jeff Crum, § § La Blanche, ped, unknown; Jas. Crane, b m Belle C, by Snap, dam unknown; A. G. Smith, bg Bodie, by Mon -ay5 No. 18. Trotting—2:40 class. Purse $500. W Gardner, b § Pasha; Jas M Learned, b m Reality, by Reliance, dam Ernestine; Joho Spargeon, s m Daisy S; F P Lowell, b bh Fallis, by Electioneer, dam Felicia; John Mackey, b 8 . Lohengrin ; M W Hicks, b g Chico, hy Prompter,; dam Flaxtail; 8 © Tryon, bg Col Hawkins. 0.19. Trotting—Free for all, Purse $1,200. John A Goldsmith bm; Manon by Nutwood, dam Hambletonian Chief ; J R Hodson, b g Bay Frank, by Tornado, dam State of Maine; O Waldsteip, b § Albert, W by Electioneer,dam Jno € Ison. No. 20. Special Trotting Double . Purse $500. Stanle; Eddy, Zeroand Barney; W Gar . and Graves; C.F. * jam Brown, dam Lizzie P; Caleb Dorsey, ch ¢ Fred Archer; by Thad stevens, dam Brown Bess by Imp. Hercules; B, C. Hally, br c Corrigan, by Kyrle Daley, dam Daisy Miiler. No. 6.— Running—For 3 year vids. Free for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $250 added. $75 to econd horse, $50 to third. One wile. Wm. Boo.s, br c Valleto, vy Bob Wooden, dam Maria; rheo. Winters, bf Miss Courtney, oy Norfoik,dam Ballinette ; Kelly x Lynch, b f Moonlight, by Thad. stevens, dam ‘Twilight; Hill & sries, b f Allie Hill, by Wildidle, iam by Harry Wade; L. H. fodhunter, 8 ¢ Monte Cbristo, »y King Alfonso, dam Galianthus’aleb Dorsey, 8 ¢ Pickpocket by jo Daniels, dam Mattie C., by Specter. No. 7. Pacing—Free for .all. Pur-es $600. “Wm. Griffia, bg shaker, ped. unknown ; Peter Fitzzerald, b s Killarney, by Black ulph, dam by Eclipse; L. H, Codhunter, b g Mink, ped. unknown; 8.C. Tyron, 8 m Potanontas, by Washington, dam by Glencoe; 8. K. Trefry, br g Prince vy Missotiri Chief, es No.8. Trotting—One year olds. 4g mile and repeat. Purse $200. t. C. Morgan, b f Beatrice, by Sterling, dam by Black Hawk; Wm. Gardner, sc Harpiness, b sterling, dam by Challenge ; é. F. Taylor, r c, Silver Threads, by Voncaster, ; F. P. Lowell, b ce Vinco by Prompter, dam by feddier; S A. Eddy, b c Glenbrook, by Sterling; dam by St. Lawrence ; M. W. icks, bt Di.’ and Black Pes nah, by Pprompter, dam by The ‘A. WALRATH, Pres oor. GEO. FLETC HER, Sec. Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates _ Used-in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, -\ In any size or Quanuty Furnished to Order. ing 02 all metas Oia Table ware CALIFORNIA ELEUT RO PLATING WOB” _ KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors . i