August 15, 1888 (4 pages)

r ed : Che Daily Transcript, . PERSONAL Mention. . Two HOUSES BURNED. . ANNUAL FIRE REPORT. "WM. C> PUTNAM. AS NICE'AS NEW. ". SIERRA COUNTY. STRUCK A BONANZA. => a : WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1888, . Scialand Other Notes About Peop! Old d , ‘State of Maine Democrat Who LI Beautifying the County’s Temple of. Notes of Interest From Friday's Slerra. The Fire Department Entitled to More aT and Youne, ve : wr Nenea Gnas oe Was pee sipgpeeersg = apa ogg aha "ae Hope. hss a Outside and In. ‘ ‘City Tribune. Money than Heretofore Allowed. HERE AND THERE.: —— oe —— At the meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates Monday evening, the following report was submitted by J. J. Jackson, the retiring Chief Engineer : To tne Officers and Members of the Board of Fire Delegates of Nevada City: Fire Department : GenrLemMen—I have the pleasure to hand you my annual report of the operations and condition of the Departmeut under my charge for the past fiscal year, from August 1, 1887, to Aumee unsgisa Last Monday Frank Richards was feeling around. overhead in his cabin for some article when his hand came in contact with a giant powder cap, which exploded and took off one of ‘his fingers. A petition has been circulated asking Governor Waterman to commute the sentence of Ah Jake, who was convicted in the Superior Court of murder in the first degree, from hanging to life imprisonment. It has recently been ascertained that the Fire Department has not for several yearg past received its just proportion of the revenue derived from city taxes owing to an incorrect” apportionment. The Department is under the law entitled to twenty cents for each Hundred dollars worth of property assessed. Last year, for instance, there was apportioned to the fire fund only twenty per cent of the ' M. L. Olmsted, of San Diego, is in town, Albert Trood went to Washington township yesterday. : E. T. Johnson, of Sacramento, was in town yesterday. George Victor, of North Bloomfield, paid a flying visit to the county seat yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Calkins, of Oakland, are visiting at Grass Valley and this city. F Mrs. W. Hustler and Miss Hattie At 2:35 o’clock yesterday morning policeman Scott discovered flames issuing from Mrs. Loyd Baxter’s-dwelling house on Long street near the Narrow Gauge railroad station. He gave the alarm and the Fire Department responded promptly. It was a hard pull getting the hose carts up Sacramento street hill. The hydrant at the brow of the hill was the nearest one to the scene of the fire, and one thousand and fifty feet of hose was reThe courthouse presents a much more creditable appearance than it did before the painters went to work there last month, Indeed, it is now something for the taxpayers to point to with pride rather than to apologize for whenever showing a visitor the sights of the modern Athens. Manuel Oliver, who had the contract for the outside work, and has had two men assisting him #ll the time and a larger force part of the A Brief Record of Vatious Matters of Local Interest. Manzanita Encampment, C. of R. C., meets this evening. ‘ Special business is to be transacted so 4 large attendance is desired. Now doth the busy candidate improve,each shining minute, as he shakes hands with everyone and his , voice has taffy in it. entire amount collected. Thus’ the : : : j . . At the Young America mine last} department was allowed but $1,109.64 quired to conduct: the stream. to the . gust 6th, 1888: time, yesterday completed his con ’ ’ + The examination of Albert Moore . Cohen, of Patterson, visited the county. scene of trouble. By the time the. The Department responded to, ten tract. The principal portion of the. Monday Ned Wyatt, while.working. whereas had: the apportionment been on a charge of murdering young Knee. *4t yesterday. water was turned on, the building] alarms. brick-work is of straw color, the gran. ander ground, was struck in the eye bone, will take place at Grass Valley today before Justice Davis. Wm. Jeems, of Wolf Postoftice, this county, challenges any man in the county to run one mile for the sum of $100 a side. Race to take place at the District Fair. AChinaman was brought to town Mon¢ay evening to be treated for a fractured jaw, nose and arm, and for other hurts. He was crushed while working at a mine at Montezuma Hill. The activity of the numerous candidates for nomination on the county Republican ticket tends to make the Thomas Mein, who has been in Venezuela for several years, arrived in Oakland last Friday. Mrs. Geo. W. Dixon has returned to San Francisco after a visit. with relatives at Grass Valley. Mrs. James Wiggins of Downieville left here yesterday for San’ Francisco where her sister is ill. E. G. Sukeforth, of Sacramento, ‘is in town. He expects. to return to the capital city tomorrow. R. Rosenthal and H. ©. Hyde, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday cn a mercantile mission. properly made the allowance would have been $1,765.64, making a loss to that fund of $656. The Department had however enough money to supply all its wants for last year, owing to the evonomical management of Chief Jackson, and under the law which provides that all remaining in the fund shall be returned to the general fund on July Ist, there was last month transferred bick to the general fund the sum of $52.52 which had been unused by the firemen, This year the Department is entitled to draw $1,632.30, provided where the flames started was in ruins, and the roof, south side and rear of Robert Mounter’s cottage on the same side of the street and about forty feet to the north, were burning so fiercely that the progress of the flames could not he stayed by the single stream at command. Thirty feet further north stood C.°P. Loughridge’s dwelling, and despite a wetting being given it with uo garden hose it was smoking and would ~oon have been ablaze had not the firemen got there just as they did. Fortunately it was but slightly Total losses by fire for the. year, $2785; totul insurance, $2210. FIRE ALARMS. i 1887. October 10th—Burning chimney at residence of F, N. Burns, Broad street. No damage. _ November 25th—Fire at Mrs. Malongy’s restaurant, Commercial street. Damage $150; covered by insurance. +1888. January 3ist — Burning = of John Oliver’s dwelling house, on Gold Flat, beyond the city limits, February 8th—Burning of‘ chimney at Mrs. M. A, Williams’ house, Sacrawith a small chunk of quartz. He came to town and was advised by his physician to go below and have it treated. A collection was taken up yesterday for his benefit and he started for San Francisco on thia morning’s stage. Charles Morrow, who is now in training at this place for a 100-yard dash which he will run Mat Whelihan at the Nevada county fair this month for $250 a side, claims to be the champion ali around athlete north of Maryaville. His weight is 160 ite base-work which extends up some distance being permitted to retain its natural surface. .The mbuldings, cornices and beads, as well as. the raise of the grooves to the four Corinthian columns in front, are done in a light slate. The ceilings of the porticos are of Spanish blue. The exterior of the windéw sashes are in Indian red. The: iron shutters are painted a medium chrome green, with borders and cross-bars of black, The panels of the iron fence are in the same shade of green as the shutters, and Hon. William L. Putman, of Portland, Maine, the Democratic candidate for Governor of that State, is an old and experienced politivian and lawyer, who has heen identified with the Democratic party from the outset of his career. He is in the fifty-second year of his age, having been born in ; all taxes now due are puid: Pennayl, : ‘ : + : a ds and he says he was never in. yania Engine Company are rejoici scorched on the exposed side. The. mento street. No damage. 1886, in Bath, Sagadahoc county,. the posts are touched up with asphal. poun ip ni 8 pany ng : situation rather torrid for such an. Mrs. Helen Alders-y, for a long’ two other houses were burned to. the] February li, a Casper’s. Maine. Young Putnam pursued his tum varnish, The effect as a whole is} better trim in his life for ‘‘business’’ . over the fact, as they will this year be early period in the campaign. time a resident of Grass Valley, has ground, not a wall standing. All of Mr. Mounter’s furniture -was saved in good shape. Even the windows were taken out and removed to the street without being broken, 60 actively and coolly did the Firemen and other citizens work. Mr. Mounter had a photographing outfit with which he occasionally travels through sume of the mountain towns. Attached to the rear of his dwelling was a private gallery in which he kept the instruments, negatives and chemicals. Nothing worth mentioning was saved from the gullery. His@fouse and furniture were insured form$1,000. The early studies in his native town, and completed his course at Bowdoin College, from which institution he graduated in 1856.’ Soon after he was appointed Assistant Clerk of the State House of Representatives and subssquently entered upon the study of the profession which he has since pursued with eminent success. In 1858 he was admitted to the Bar, andin the game. year removed to Cumberland county locating at Portland, whicn place has since been his home. Mr. Putnam was first connected with the tisheries dispute by being employed asalawyer by Secretary. Bayard, to in strong contrast with the former . than he is at present. sober hues of the building, and itis} At Sierraville yesterday morning certainly very much more pleasing to . during a fracas over a game of cards the eye. “ between a young man named James The firm of Isaac & Rowe have. Sims and Dan McLeod, formerly of charge of beautifying the interior of . ths place, the latter had a pretty the building in such of the rooms as close call for his life. Sims pulled a have become dismal and dirty by . Pistol and snapped it twice, but it years of use without renovation. They . failed to go off. McLeod then clinchhave made the Sheriff's headquarters . ed and threw him to the floor. Sims very comfortable and are now engaged . then fired two shota while Mcleod in transforming the apartment where . ¥48 on top of him, both bullets just the Superior Court sessions are held . ytasing the latter's body. ‘Sims came into one of the handsomest and bright-. out of the fray pretty badly battered est rooms in any building—public or. 4PHe was placed under arreat and private—in the county. A wide upper hia examination was to take place} = residence, Main street. No.alarm given. Damage $150; covered by insurance. : “February 20th—Burning of roof on R. Tremaine’s house, Piety Hill. Damage, $10; covered by insurance. March 15th—Burning chinney at Mrs. Hitchcock’s residance, Broad street. No damage. March 22d—Burning of roof on John Dun.icliti’s house, Coyote street. Damage $25; no insurance, March 28d—Burning of M.Coughlin’s house, Nimrod street. Loss, $1800 ; insurance $1400. April 18th—Burning of John HoskThere is nothing about pure politics to make a worker therein get down in the dirt or try:'to put the other fellow there, A clean, gentlemunly fight will bring the most honors in the long ran. The only Democrat in the county who has as yet summoned up enough confidence in the strength of his party to announce that he is a candidate for office, is the gentleman who aspires to the Road Overseership of this township. ; The Grass Valley Union of yesterday says: A strike of rich quartz was removed to San Francisco. * Charles Stewart and family, of San Bernardino county, are here on a visit to their relative, M. L Marsh. F, Williams, of Martinez, who has been above here on a visit, returned yesterday to his home at Martinez. © Mrs. Wm. Powell went to Graniteville yesterday to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Powell formerly lived there. Mrs. Wm. Wilson (nee [da Mans-! field), niece of Mrs. E, W. Charles of this city, is visiting friends here and at Grass Valley. David McKay, Jr., President of the able to purchase a new and muchneeded hose cart without applying for a special appropriation from the general fund. : The Marshal is entitled to a commission of 5 per cent for co.lécting taxes which go into the general fund, but he gets no commission for collections applied to the fire fund, Owing to last year’s misapportionment, he received about $30 more than he was entitled to, Pol WANTED. made in the W. Y.O D. last week on the 226-foot level. The rock ‘showed finely in free gold and high grade First National Bank of Grass Valley, was among the numerous guésts at the county seat yesterday.house was built four or five years ago and was well made though not plastered. Its destruction inflicts quite a ing’s house, High street. Toss, $60; insurance, $500. act for tho American vessels seized at Halifax, and’ -the detailed information be thus acquired induced the Secretary panel of the four walls and also the ceiling are kalsomined white. The cornice and the center-piece are tinted yesterday, er. See Buckien’s Arniva Saive. N EXPERIENCED, INTEL LIGENTMAN to serve as foreman for a Drift me. Letteramuat be in the handwnting of the applicantand state the natu April 26th—Burning of John Hicks’ : The best delve tn the world for Cuts Sire referensace D generel Gnarentet aad sulphurets, ‘The ledge is 14 inches in J, Glasson and J. G. Landsburg . heavy loss on the owner. houne: Adame sticet, Lone, $60;:001°% usk him to act with Professor Angell . in heliotrope. There is also a four-fvot n ». aulury wanted. A permanent e size. The last clean-up of the mine. °O™e down Monday from North} The house of Mrs. Baxter, whose in the negotiations with the British amounted to $4,000. Visit to Rough -and Ready. On Monday evening Miss Lizzie Monro, D. D. G. T., of this city, assisted by Alf. Seaman and Miss Grant, installed the officers of the Good Templars’ Lodge at Rough and Rendy. There were present as guests “thirty members of the order from this city, forty from Grass Valley and quite aJ number from Smartsville. After the installation there was a delightful literary and musical program, foilowed by ice creau, cake ‘and other refreshments. The Rough and Ready people entertained their guests with that genuine hospitality for which tney are famcus. The Nevada Cityans did notget home till about three Bloomfield and went below on yesterday morning’s train. Misses Annie and Mattie Roberts, nieces of Mrs. George F. Jacobs, arrived here Monday, evening irom Santa Rosa on a visit to their aunt. David Marwick and wife, of Grass Valley, are in San Francisco. Chas. E, Clinch and family, of the same town, left yesterday for Monterey to remain two weeks. ' Miss Nettie Curtis, of this city, who has been below for a few weeks visiting various points of interest, yeaterday went from San Francisco to Woodland to visit Mrs. Jas. R. Doolittle. te Jas. T. Ish, who has been prospecting some among the mining claims of that part of Nevada county called God’ husband was killed some twelve yeurs ‘go oy the falling of a derrick in a mine at Scott’s Flat, was built for two familie, and was alsu but one story high. The widow lived in one portion of it while the other part was occupied by the wife. and three children of John A. Church who has been working for several months at Los Gatos, Santa Clara county. Mra. Church insurance. FIRK DEPARTMENT. The apparatus of the Fire Department is in gooi condition. There are 2200 feet of hose in use. Nevada Hose Co. No. 1 has 900 feet, Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, 900 feet, and Piety Hill Co. 400 teet, : During the past year the Fire Fund received the sum of $1363.94, which hid recently disposed of most of her furniture with the intention of joining him there ina few days. Having sold her stoves she was usingone of Mrs. Baxter’s for cooking purposes, Monday night Mrs. Baxter was in another part of town following her vocation of nurse. One of the Church children being ill the mother satup with it most of the night and hud a fire in the was $656 less than it would have reCommissioners, which position he accepted. He was also a member of the Fisheries Conference which recently convened at Washington. He has panel of heliotrope between the white panel and the wainscoting, the latter with the window and door casings and the railings being grained in imibeen nominated several times for important offices, and made a strong race, especially in the campuigns for Maine, but was not elected. He is one of the Trustees of Bowdoin Callege, which institution conferred on ceived, had the moneys of 1887-88 been properly “apportioned. Out of the above amount apportioned to the Fire Fund, there had been expended before I entered upon the discharge of my duties, the sum of $307.95. Since then, -to August 6th, 1888, there has been paid out for the expenses of the Fire Department, the sum of $808.72 him the degree of L. L. D. He has not been yegarded asa violent partisan and his nomination as the Demernorship may be regarded as a trib‘ute to real ability and fitness rather than as a reward’ for mere partigan service. Justice of the Supreme Court of; ocratic standard bearer for the Gov-" He is in the broadest sense aman of the people, honest, capable tation of light and durk oak. The Judge’s ‘and the Clerk’s desks are elaborately finished in black walnut and look exveedingly rich. The benches are being painted in two shades of buff that harmonize nicely with the other colors and tints used. The Case of Youne Williams. Referring to the charge that ycung Williams, arrested for the Kneebone murder, is being harshly treated, the Union of yesterday says: A jail is not a desirable place for habitation, but the Grass Valley jail is no worse in that respect than juile” yenzrally. Williams’ case is a hard Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles no pay required, It is guaranteed ve perfect satiafuction, or money reu sale by Carr Bros, or to nded, Price 25 cents per box. ie agent to the ri. ht sortofa man. Address LUTHER WAGONER, 318 Pine St., San Franciace, CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When shebecame Missehe clung to Castoria, : Whenshe had Children, she gave them Castoria. ees Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mra. J. Narrziagr, Proprietor. HORSE SHOER. EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY 8TAHLE, Main Street, Nevada City. Owners of fine horves are notified thatthe undersigned makes aspecialty of Mersee shoeing, and doing it in the best possible J manner. Horse's feet, when entrusted to my Care, are warranted tu be kept in good order. Interfering and striking prevented. Teamete cs will find my work will atand, and all work dene. promptly and aatisfactorily. Brick shop—I have the best uppointed and coolest shop in the city, Rooms and Board. Rs. M. K. DENT having leased the Maltman residence August 13, 1888, \ ; day of July, 1888; there . and In th ial and . 20€.0M the theory that he is an innoaL Chee att tari ON WATER STUEET, Country, wee in town night. before . stove, had roturned to. her own} On the Ist day WY) p and courageous. in the social and . nent man. hot. be haa hean arreated. on fo ac aeholanth, jhe WiWereyise Oggtelans board and roome at o'clock yesterday morning. last on his way to San Francisco. He . apartments for little while when she remained in the fire fund the sum Of. political life of his city he is quite an} y warrant sworn out accusing him of OT Marsh, do Pasniahad or tafaiiahad rooma wishous + +90 expects to leaye ‘on the next steamer . made the alarming discovery that the $52.52, to be transferred to the general {important factor. His. nomination . the crime of murder, and therefore the oF gece pn board, if desired. Died at Colfax. fa Alaabis portion of the house occupied by her . fund, and had the moneys been prop-. has been received with enthusiasm . Justice could not with propriety admit Frank Dennin, truckman at Colfax Mra. Wm. H. Crawford and Miss landlady was burn'ng. The fire spread erly apportioned the fire fund would throughout the State of Maine. him to bail before examination. Peter Long, San Jose, —° Wm Hammell, Willow Valley, . pee of the pleasantest locations in the elty. Alice Crawford t to . t d only ti have had the sum of $708.52 to trans. The Justice might have given the aM iikins, t a Vaney, Nevada City, FO rag Dent. i i t-of the Cen. Alice Crawford expect to leave t:mor. yo fast she had only time to escape 2 D oo ee : ay ere Jal she i Pacific vailread, died. Monday of OW for San Francisco-the mother to. with the children. She did not save. fer to the general fond on uly tet The ont Hen FeO seek Webi da caves Torte . LAs Macnuittae SAMUEL J, ALDERMAN intermittent fever. "Phe funeral took . Purchase full goods for the store o!. even a pair of shoes. Everything bat . 1888. There was in the fire fun " : place at four o’clock yesterday afternoon: The deceased was an industrious and estimable man. He leaves a widow and five children. He belonged to the Ancient Order of United Workmen in which his life was insurLester & Crawford, and the daughter to spend a year in studying the kindergarten system of teaching. ° J. A. J, Ray, a prominent citizen of North San Juan, was in town yesterday. He has between five and six ed for $2,000. Just before the 4th of last tons of Bartlett and other late pears on the dress she had on and the chil-, dren’s nightclothes was burned. The Baxter dwelling and the owner’s furniture were insured for $1,000, which will cover but a portion of the loss. It is thought the fire originated from a defective flue. ‘ August 6th, 1888, the sum of $194.75, The estimated amount tv be received this year is $1,626.58, which leaver tbe. Department in affluent circumstances under the administration of my worthy succcessor, All of which is'respectfully submit Van Court, umpire of the California Baseball Le gue, is in bad odor, and there is a rather loud demand that he be. supplanted. The Examiner nominates as his successor Ben F. Young, cousin of the Hartung brothers of this city. Mr. Young spent several weeks recognizes him as innocent until the contrary is proven,and the condition of his health, as well as circumstances connected witb the arrest that are sure to bein possession of the magistrate, should lead the latter to treat him. with as miuch Jeniency as is compatiW HM Adama, San Jose Mine, G@ Ramelli, Ranch, Jas T Ish, Alaska, JD Campbell, Sacramento, © C Fleming, Santa Rosa, — Arrivals at the City Hotel. O, C, ConLaN, Proprietor, Auguat 18, 1888, M Beareman, Willow Valley, Surveyor, GRASS VALLEY.. .,. .VALIFORNIA. TAG qerury COUNTY SURVEYOR O 8an_ Bernardino county, Dorrespon ° ence -olleited, Surveys of ga fons, ete.,, made in accordance with U.8 Land Ot Gamewad, Pada Waitae’ nwa Office up stairs in Coke Building, July, while assisting to raise a. flagis ranch and came over to arrange! There was not a, breath of breeze . £4stat Hiual say ef ost dp glade sig het hen wan aie eeu A an aay, ity, . widentdenoeadjolning Walt Park Bo. x Mr. Dennin aveidentally sustain: . for the sale of them to the Sacramento prevailing during the: fire, the flames, J.J. Jackson, Chief Engineer, aid eae a noth Oe ene te a aE puck, 4s ose injury to his head and a fracture . dealers who are here making pur) spurks und smoke going straight xp, Nevada Fire Department. phe ae haar prpacngery nieypsomponmye RO soot, “do ENN ie of the collar bone. He was about re. chases i Must hie i seg, [ane Sere vown's wind: from, Soe somes nee fornia iwc wish to secure aman ‘= Indian Pi Tick, do covered from these injuries when the Joseph Quire, for a long time assist. or west, there would have doubtless An Unsuccessful Venture. ‘i Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment MIindimer, do fatal fever came upon him. ant manager of the telegraphic and been other homes destroyed. There who understands his business, let ~ S000 REWARD. rpg “ae ia the only sure cure for Blind, Bleed& Giperevec, 2 F at : ; ’ tiate with Fen F. Young. . j Itching Piles ever di red J Floyd, a ticket business at the railroad station tall e trees near the “No,” sadly said a bankrupt mer. them nego! . ng or ng es ever discovered, joyd, 0 BIS ‘ ys A Specialty of Horseshoeing at Colfax, has been transferred to the iadstg oe goed” it these had . chant in a neighboring town, “adver . That oe is Oe ragesivilede en . never falls cure old chronic cases 0 kitty, a ae The above reward will be ‘ i i ; i ternational . of long standing. J F McKinley, Vallejo, On — . Sacramento telegraph office. Thin . caught afire the flames would have. “ing does not pay, 1 tried it once) ing resigne sila alae Mth ' WOCallihag: Brockton, ; ; ns 4 BAG Charles Denny, whose establishpromotion is well deserved, as ‘“Joe” i very likely to get beyond the back in Iowa, where I always had . League staff. Mr: Young umpired. Judge Coon-, Marysville, says: . Dit Brown. backe Bask: paid for information leading ment is on Main street, next door to!) . bya long term of service proved the Union Livery Stable, makes a specialty of horseshoging, in which line of business he has the well-earned his competency and reliability. The Bids Submitted. control of the firemen. Gatherine Fair Exhibits. had poor luck in business, so I know what I am talking about.” ‘What newspapers did you advertise in?” several games here Just season, and his work was satisfactory to all fairminded people. They would be fortu“Dr, William’s Indian Pile Ointment cured me after year of suffering.’’ Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,O.,says ; 0900 Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel. Rector Broruers, Proprietors. to the arrest and conviction Hilal “Not any news re. I ted 500} nate in securinghis service, and we} ‘‘I have found by experience that August 13, 1888. lof the party or parties who . reputation of doing superior work. woe J, R. Nickerson, who is engaged ‘in . bills ae barn ge out of town, and . believe he will come on if sufficient in-. Dr. William’s Tndiun Pile Ointment Pear, Sears: Seaae, Yee ea P His shop is admirably arranged and is} Foliowing is a detailed statement of . securing exhibits of Nevada county . I’m a sinner if a big windstorm that . ducement be offered him.’ gives immedate and permanent relief.”” or ee b set fire to the Deadwood supplied with all the latest and most} ¢ie bids received last Saturday eve-. products for the district and State. very same night didn’t scatter that ——— We have hundreds of such testi-} RB Freeman, do 4 ; approved mechanical devices. Work . ning by the Directors of the District] fairs, was in town yesterday. He} barn over a whole farm. Don’t talk Prom Birth to the Grave monials. Do not suffer an instant CE Mullo Bear Valley, Mill, at Willow Valley, on entrusted to Mr. lenny will b2. per-. fair Association : dite ‘the (cult crops larger than for. to me about advertising helping a longer. Sold by druggists at 50 cents. banceMufloy, do formed in a thoroughly satisfactory Musie—Goyne’s Band, 12 pieces, to man’s business.’’ We carry wiih us certain physical Den Buckley, San Juan, lity. per box or maled on receipt of price, W Van Eman, Sacramento, the night of Monday,. Aumanner and at moderate prices. See is ioe Park and Pavilion yoars anil of 6 very superior qpsllty: otraits, as we do certain mental charac-. the Wau1ame Mr’a.Co., Cleveland 0. Jy tate, Spenceville, . 8 ¥ furnish mus a » . Early varieties are now being gath ell, Whatcom, W.'T’., advertisement. #220. oo The acreage of ees gen A Horse in Need. — pay att et suena et waste aa. erated tae tean, gust 6th, or the fire on the ig Sierra Buttes Band, 16 pieces, $320.] orchards is being rapid'y increased. alec’ ave striven to designate by generic Poca id J Fuller, do rae State Apportionment. Independent Band, Grass Valley, . About 100 growe o oar pel Hes grapes, Ke age gorge is serpesg nore to orl ge a orien io ie sigue Hh proeeee to Wit Barnhart New York, Wallin g land, near Glen. . this week been ap. 12 pieces, $300 and traveling expenses. . nd there will be wine from at least. ’"° ° saving C. P. Loughridge’s ! f + . cloge out business and leave Septem-. 21.05L5 Wigsine, Downleville, : ste ety te publie choole ot. Unity Band, Nevada City, 12 pleces,. 95 makers. ‘There will be a large aad merle — Moor er eee ii Fogg irheangy ef bebo peerage All none io q BieaKe, ae dine brook, on the night of. July : : ; en n remarkably promp ° uested p the county as follows: music for Park and Pavillon, $210 : and fine showing of oranges from ta ng with a horse which pull-. ly 80. Ifthe saffron in the hue of hie. by the 26th instant, and thus save the ML Olmetead, ban Diego, ». ©. .,.$1,620. The bids of Goyne’s band was ac-. Bridgeport and Rough and Ready appearing hich pa coats of otherwise collectin AJ Ragan do 21st, 1888. eee 1,458 . cepted. townships, besides an extensive ased Nevada Hose Company’s cart to the ~kin is traceable to bile 4n the blood, i F, G. Waniea, 4B Mssos, DH ono grse ie n eRe 224. Bar at Park—Britland and Mar-. yormment of pomegranates, nuts, etc, . locality. of the fire on double Quick . ite presence in the wrong place instead} ai1-t{ " Prop’r Weloome Halon. W Conningien, do Georce Lorp, Sheriff. % Opklanecis coe recuke eee aette 243 . wick, $777.50, or 25 per cent of gross. There will be applea ernie without . time, the building wovld doubileas . of the liver, will also be evinced by fur 0~ G MeDonala, an Francisco, ae San Juan, Bloomfield and 162 . receipts. ~ . himit, some weighing two pounds, and have been in flames before the firemen hon the tongue, pain beneath the right Care for Sek Mondache: t Giasson, Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal. cena nom Hill conch). + ATL BW, Brownell, Grass Vall:y, $831.) many pears weighing over a pound. °otld have tamed s stream upon it.) be and thivagh MAS righs shoulder} 1 you want a remedy for bilious-. 4b Ostrom," do The total amount. apportioned is} A. J. Ismert, Grass Valley, $875, blade,» sick headache, — constipation, $7,371. The privilege was awarded to lsthan ever before. The codlin moth each, The Bartlett crop is larger. " Now Is the Time to Subscribe. fstulence.and indigestion. For the er ee page gene ga les on 0 do E A Reynolds, Town Talk, OO apd © gue care \. “x aie lief of this\very common t not . the oak Carr Bros., the for New Blacksmith Shop. mert bundant this season pt ~ 7 oot! Dr. Gonn’s Liver Pills. Only one for Suit on a Note. elidseant-—Mre J. We Griffith is not ngar so ubundan A aia 88) In response to the query, ‘‘What is. gsentially perilous complaint, there a dom, atin ot ae oe Be s u re R. Lofton, of Wheatland, by his . Grass Valley $105. whieh ee pee aceon the. cham. . home without a newspaper?” the Le) is no more genial and through remedy . 25 cents. ‘ myal-ly . you have made up your mind to by. D. CARMICHAEL F. B. Lofton, of Wheatland, ag f Cou , 's BI . ) \ attorneys, Messrs. Uross & Simonds,. Mrs. W. Wills, Glenbrook, $135. Roy Courier replies; ‘‘It isa place} than Hostetter’s h Bitters, brings suit in the Superior Court The priviledge was let to Mra. Wills. pion pumpkin of the State (205 pounds) will this year do almost if not quite as where old hats are stuffed into window which is also a beneficent tonic and Hood's Sarsaparilla do not-be induced to take any other. A Boston lady, whose example is worthy imitation, tells her experience below: “In one store where I went to buy Hood’s the clerk tried to induce me buy Ice cream, confectionery and fraits —Wnm. H. Bray, $41. The bil was not accepted, and the Secretary was authorized to let the privilege by private contract. “against Charles Kent, of this city, to recover the principal and interest alf leyed to be due on @ note for $1,200 ; me dated March 17th, 1884. Plaintiff al: leges that the only payment ever made panes,where the children are like pigs,. strength promoter, and ‘a widely the housewife like an aboriginal savage . ysteemed remedy for and preventive and the husband with a panorama ol . of fever and ague, rheumatism, kidney the Dismal swamp painted on his. and bladder troubles. N shirt bosom with tobacco juice.”’ well in the same line. Mr. Nickerson says the horticultural and vegetable. display at the loco! Pavilion this year will exéeed any former season’s in extent, quality and variety, and the State FORMERLY OF Pa? CLANCY'S SHOP ete. od the LOCKLIN BUILDFrom Main to road Streets, “<ee on the note was the sum of $20. Hay and Feed—Weisenburyer Bros., Fair exhibit will be a great improveA Weman’s Discovery. And is now prepared to do all kinds of " : For removing dandruff, Ayer’s Hair. ‘Another wonderful discovery has days’ trial; that if T did not like it I need not a Nevada City, rye etraw, alfulfa, etc.,. ment over that made last year by t " ery ‘Teeth that masticate well = _ at an average price of $19.50 per ton. . county, F Vigor has no equal. It restores faded . been made and that too by a lady in an lansy eng » ete, by bree tye prevail Bl acksm ith Work. pate 8 leweies Ui arts Louis Wheeler, rye straw. $19.50 per rE 0 ity Asserting 20 goody — this county. Disease fastened its permit erg yp i what it was, was NA a oh Ut ae epeedily freed. ton. Tus dealer who tries to persuade . Ulates growt e@ hair, and . clutches upon her and for seven years 7 an, weaaie, Onny tae. wigegetins beat things for ¢. "Edward A. Moore, rye straw, $171 you to take something else when you aan rence, Naty Glossy, and silken . gho withstood its severest teste, but I wes 6 ong teal ieteabie ih erneowe, eaneeia 7 aapaegt : : You’! never have good ones your lips per ton. : call for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is evidentAe as her vital organs were andermined and and Aig . that at times I hardly tage Work. ot go oo A. D. West, rye straw, $20 per.ton./1y working for his interest, and not Hay Fever. ‘death seemed imminent. For thre ; rT ae: “ Dr. Bo-San-Ko H. C. Mille, rye straw, $22 per ton, . yours, Be sure to get Hood's and no nen months she coughed incessintly and a [° ] s : In his new ecware . for Consumption. . oat hay $20, alfalfa $19, grass bay $20, . other, Ihave snffered greatly from period-. could not sleep. She bought of uss 4 5 toed toe a tn echwina’} PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, i abraded ii producing ¢ medicine . poor grass hay $15, oo ical returns of hay fever. Covert &. pottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery —" . a an eee: bid wise cash wad bacon I which je: ecknow b. all to be. The bid. of E. A. Moore for rye. » Keep Cool. Cheever, Druggists, suggested Ely’s . for Consumption and was so much regood that I wonder at myself sometimes, . satisfacti . “imply marvelous. It is ‘exceedingly . straw, at $17 per ton, Was accepted,; . mee ream Balm. 1 used it during a sévere . lieved on taking the first dose that she and mg friends frequently speak of it." Mus. eee ee . 4 anant to the taste, perfectly harm . anq that of Weisenburger Bros. for The tigge leo. Company is now . attack. can cheerfully testify as to. slept ol! night and with one bottle has Eis A. Gory, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. . “¢ willbe prepared todo : 4 ,and Gone, pet tt : a ‘dx, . other feed at an average of $19.50 per prepared to furnish customers with . the immediate and continued relief . been miraculously cured. Her name ‘ 2 4) All kinds of Horseshoei of Consumption, ra Br itis, . ton was also accepted, the best quality of Mountain Ice, in obtained by its ase. Uheartily recom-. s Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. a parilla ng / P =. We ing 08 oune ic hee given 1 ecaeiaaeeiaeal ipantitieg tangs or small, Deltemins mend it to those suffering from this or. (. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. OC. Lge Pn ae. THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. ; univerea vis faction. Dr. erga Furnisnep house for rent. Apply . idences. Leave orders 14. kindred complaints. — (Rev.) H. A. Geta free trial besaghsthared Bros.’ by 0, HOOD 4 00., apethosares, Lowell, Mass D. CARMICHAEL. ay ee by Ont my21-6m at this office, aug-Im_— {office on the Plaza. a ee Drug Store. , 100 Doses Gne Dollar Nevada City, 21ne! nT th, : tal f é *

r ed : Che Daily Transcript, . PERSONAL Mention. . Two HOUSES BURNED. . ANNUAL FIRE REPORT. "WM. C> PUTNAM. AS NICE'AS NEW. ". SIERRA COUNTY. STRUCK A BONANZA. => a : WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1888, . Scialand Other Notes About Peop! Old d , ‘State of Maine Democrat Who LI Beautifying the County’s Temple of. Notes of Interest From Friday's Slerra. The Fire Department Entitled to More aT and Youne, ve : wr Nenea Gnas oe Was pee sipgpeeersg = apa ogg aha "ae Hope. hss a Outside and In. ‘ ‘City Tribune. Money than Heretofore Allowed. HERE AND THERE.: —— oe —— At the meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates Monday evening, the following report was submitted by J. J. Jackson, the retiring Chief Engineer : To tne Officers and Members of the Board of Fire Delegates of Nevada City: Fire Department : GenrLemMen—I have the pleasure to hand you my annual report of the operations and condition of the Departmeut under my charge for the past fiscal year, from August 1, 1887, to Aumee unsgisa Last Monday Frank Richards was feeling around. overhead in his cabin for some article when his hand came in contact with a giant powder cap, which exploded and took off one of ‘his fingers. A petition has been circulated asking Governor Waterman to commute the sentence of Ah Jake, who was convicted in the Superior Court of murder in the first degree, from hanging to life imprisonment. It has recently been ascertained that the Fire Department has not for several yearg past received its just proportion of the revenue derived from city taxes owing to an incorrect” apportionment. The Department is under the law entitled to twenty cents for each Hundred dollars worth of property assessed. Last year, for instance, there was apportioned to the fire fund only twenty per cent of the ' M. L. Olmsted, of San Diego, is in town, Albert Trood went to Washington township yesterday. : E. T. Johnson, of Sacramento, was in town yesterday. George Victor, of North Bloomfield, paid a flying visit to the county seat yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Calkins, of Oakland, are visiting at Grass Valley and this city. F Mrs. W. Hustler and Miss Hattie At 2:35 o’clock yesterday morning policeman Scott discovered flames issuing from Mrs. Loyd Baxter’s-dwelling house on Long street near the Narrow Gauge railroad station. He gave the alarm and the Fire Department responded promptly. It was a hard pull getting the hose carts up Sacramento street hill. The hydrant at the brow of the hill was the nearest one to the scene of the fire, and one thousand and fifty feet of hose was reThe courthouse presents a much more creditable appearance than it did before the painters went to work there last month, Indeed, it is now something for the taxpayers to point to with pride rather than to apologize for whenever showing a visitor the sights of the modern Athens. Manuel Oliver, who had the contract for the outside work, and has had two men assisting him #ll the time and a larger force part of the A Brief Record of Vatious Matters of Local Interest. Manzanita Encampment, C. of R. C., meets this evening. ‘ Special business is to be transacted so 4 large attendance is desired. Now doth the busy candidate improve,each shining minute, as he shakes hands with everyone and his , voice has taffy in it. entire amount collected. Thus’ the : : : j . . At the Young America mine last} department was allowed but $1,109.64 quired to conduct: the stream. to the . gust 6th, 1888: time, yesterday completed his con ’ ’ + The examination of Albert Moore . Cohen, of Patterson, visited the county. scene of trouble. By the time the. The Department responded to, ten tract. The principal portion of the. Monday Ned Wyatt, while.working. whereas had: the apportionment been on a charge of murdering young Knee. *4t yesterday. water was turned on, the building] alarms. brick-work is of straw color, the gran. ander ground, was struck in the eye bone, will take place at Grass Valley today before Justice Davis. Wm. Jeems, of Wolf Postoftice, this county, challenges any man in the county to run one mile for the sum of $100 a side. Race to take place at the District Fair. AChinaman was brought to town Mon¢ay evening to be treated for a fractured jaw, nose and arm, and for other hurts. He was crushed while working at a mine at Montezuma Hill. The activity of the numerous candidates for nomination on the county Republican ticket tends to make the Thomas Mein, who has been in Venezuela for several years, arrived in Oakland last Friday. Mrs. Geo. W. Dixon has returned to San Francisco after a visit. with relatives at Grass Valley. Mrs. James Wiggins of Downieville left here yesterday for San’ Francisco where her sister is ill. E. G. Sukeforth, of Sacramento, ‘is in town. He expects. to return to the capital city tomorrow. R. Rosenthal and H. ©. Hyde, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday cn a mercantile mission. properly made the allowance would have been $1,765.64, making a loss to that fund of $656. The Department had however enough money to supply all its wants for last year, owing to the evonomical management of Chief Jackson, and under the law which provides that all remaining in the fund shall be returned to the general fund on July Ist, there was last month transferred bick to the general fund the sum of $52.52 which had been unused by the firemen, This year the Department is entitled to draw $1,632.30, provided where the flames started was in ruins, and the roof, south side and rear of Robert Mounter’s cottage on the same side of the street and about forty feet to the north, were burning so fiercely that the progress of the flames could not he stayed by the single stream at command. Thirty feet further north stood C.°P. Loughridge’s dwelling, and despite a wetting being given it with uo garden hose it was smoking and would ~oon have been ablaze had not the firemen got there just as they did. Fortunately it was but slightly Total losses by fire for the. year, $2785; totul insurance, $2210. FIRE ALARMS. i 1887. October 10th—Burning chimney at residence of F, N. Burns, Broad street. No damage. _ November 25th—Fire at Mrs. Malongy’s restaurant, Commercial street. Damage $150; covered by insurance. +1888. January 3ist — Burning = of John Oliver’s dwelling house, on Gold Flat, beyond the city limits, February 8th—Burning of‘ chimney at Mrs. M. A, Williams’ house, Sacrawith a small chunk of quartz. He came to town and was advised by his physician to go below and have it treated. A collection was taken up yesterday for his benefit and he started for San Francisco on thia morning’s stage. Charles Morrow, who is now in training at this place for a 100-yard dash which he will run Mat Whelihan at the Nevada county fair this month for $250 a side, claims to be the champion ali around athlete north of Maryaville. His weight is 160 ite base-work which extends up some distance being permitted to retain its natural surface. .The mbuldings, cornices and beads, as well as. the raise of the grooves to the four Corinthian columns in front, are done in a light slate. The ceilings of the porticos are of Spanish blue. The exterior of the windéw sashes are in Indian red. The: iron shutters are painted a medium chrome green, with borders and cross-bars of black, The panels of the iron fence are in the same shade of green as the shutters, and Hon. William L. Putman, of Portland, Maine, the Democratic candidate for Governor of that State, is an old and experienced politivian and lawyer, who has heen identified with the Democratic party from the outset of his career. He is in the fifty-second year of his age, having been born in ; all taxes now due are puid: Pennayl, : ‘ : + : a ds and he says he was never in. yania Engine Company are rejoici scorched on the exposed side. The. mento street. No damage. 1886, in Bath, Sagadahoc county,. the posts are touched up with asphal. poun ip ni 8 pany ng : situation rather torrid for such an. Mrs. Helen Alders-y, for a long’ two other houses were burned to. the] February li, a Casper’s. Maine. Young Putnam pursued his tum varnish, The effect as a whole is} better trim in his life for ‘‘business’’ . over the fact, as they will this year be early period in the campaign. time a resident of Grass Valley, has ground, not a wall standing. All of Mr. Mounter’s furniture -was saved in good shape. Even the windows were taken out and removed to the street without being broken, 60 actively and coolly did the Firemen and other citizens work. Mr. Mounter had a photographing outfit with which he occasionally travels through sume of the mountain towns. Attached to the rear of his dwelling was a private gallery in which he kept the instruments, negatives and chemicals. Nothing worth mentioning was saved from the gullery. His@fouse and furniture were insured form$1,000. The early studies in his native town, and completed his course at Bowdoin College, from which institution he graduated in 1856.’ Soon after he was appointed Assistant Clerk of the State House of Representatives and subssquently entered upon the study of the profession which he has since pursued with eminent success. In 1858 he was admitted to the Bar, andin the game. year removed to Cumberland county locating at Portland, whicn place has since been his home. Mr. Putnam was first connected with the tisheries dispute by being employed asalawyer by Secretary. Bayard, to in strong contrast with the former . than he is at present. sober hues of the building, and itis} At Sierraville yesterday morning certainly very much more pleasing to . during a fracas over a game of cards the eye. “ between a young man named James The firm of Isaac & Rowe have. Sims and Dan McLeod, formerly of charge of beautifying the interior of . ths place, the latter had a pretty the building in such of the rooms as close call for his life. Sims pulled a have become dismal and dirty by . Pistol and snapped it twice, but it years of use without renovation. They . failed to go off. McLeod then clinchhave made the Sheriff's headquarters . ed and threw him to the floor.. Sims very comfortable and are now engaged . then fired two shota while Mcleod in transforming the apartment where . ¥48 on top of him, both bullets just the Superior Court sessions are held . ytasing the latter's body. ‘Sims came into one of the handsomest and bright-. out of the fray pretty badly battered est rooms in any building—public or. 4PHe was placed under arreat and private—in the county. A wide upper hia examination was to take place} = residence, Main street. No.alarm given. Damage $150; covered by insurance. : “February 20th—Burning of roof on R. Tremaine’s house, Piety Hill. Damage, $10; covered by insurance. March 15th—Burning chinney at Mrs. Hitchcock’s residance, Broad street. No damage. March 22d—Burning of roof on John Dun.icliti’s house, Coyote street. Damage $25; no insurance, March 28d—Burning of M.Coughlin’s house, Nimrod street. Loss, $1800 ; insurance $1400. April 18th—Burning of John HoskThere is nothing about pure politics to make a worker therein get down in the dirt or try:'to put the other fellow there, A clean, gentlemunly fight will bring the most honors in the long ran. The only Democrat in the county who has as yet summoned up enough confidence in the strength of his party to announce that he is a candidate for office, is the gentleman who aspires to the Road Overseership of this township. ; The Grass Valley Union of yesterday says: A strike of rich quartz was removed to San Francisco. * Charles Stewart and family, of San Bernardino county, are here on a visit to their relative, M. L Marsh. F, Williams, of Martinez, who has been above here on a visit, returned yesterday to his home at Martinez. © Mrs. Wm. Powell went to Graniteville yesterday to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Powell formerly lived there. Mrs. Wm. Wilson (nee [da Mans-! field), niece of Mrs. E, W. Charles of this city, is visiting friends here and at Grass Valley. David McKay, Jr., President of the able to purchase a new and muchneeded hose cart without applying for a special appropriation from the general fund. : The Marshal is entitled to a commission of 5 per cent for co.lécting taxes which go into the general fund, but he gets no commission for collections applied to the fire fund, Owing to last year’s misapportionment, he received about $30 more than he was entitled to, Pol WANTED. made in the W. Y.O D. last week on the 226-foot level. The rock ‘showed finely in free gold and high grade First National Bank of Grass Valley, was among the numerous guésts at the county seat yesterday.house was built four or five years ago and was well made though not plastered. Its destruction inflicts quite a ing’s house, High street. Toss, $60; insurance, $500. act for tho American vessels seized at Halifax, and’ -the detailed information be thus acquired induced the Secretary panel of the four walls and also the ceiling are kalsomined white. The cornice and the center-piece are tinted yesterday, er. See Buckien’s Arniva Saive. N EXPERIENCED, INTEL LIGENTMAN to serve as foreman for a Drift me. Letteramuat be in the handwnting of the applicantand state the natu April 26th—Burning of John Hicks’ : The best delve tn the world for Cuts Sire referensace D generel Gnarentet aad sulphurets, ‘The ledge is 14 inches in J, Glasson and J. G. Landsburg . heavy loss on the owner. houne: Adame sticet, Lone, $60;:001°% usk him to act with Professor Angell . in heliotrope. There is also a four-fvot n ». aulury wanted. A permanent e size. The last clean-up of the mine. °O™e down Monday from North} The house of Mrs. Baxter, whose in the negotiations with the British amounted to $4,000. Visit to Rough -and Ready. On Monday evening Miss Lizzie Monro, D. D. G. T., of this city, assisted by Alf. Seaman and Miss Grant, installed the officers of the Good Templars’ Lodge at Rough and Rendy. There were present as guests “thirty members of the order from this city, forty from Grass Valley and quite aJ number from Smartsville. After the installation there was a delightful literary and musical program, foilowed by ice creau, cake ‘and other refreshments. The Rough and Ready people entertained their guests with that genuine hospitality for which tney are famcus. The Nevada Cityans did notget home till about three Bloomfield and went below on yesterday morning’s train. Misses Annie and Mattie Roberts, nieces of Mrs. George F. Jacobs, arrived here Monday, evening irom Santa Rosa on a visit to their aunt. David Marwick and wife, of Grass Valley, are in San Francisco. Chas.

E, Clinch and family, of the same town, left yesterday for Monterey to remain two weeks. ' Miss Nettie Curtis, of this city, who has been below for a few weeks visiting various points of interest, yeaterday went from San Francisco to Woodland to visit Mrs. Jas. R. Doolittle. te Jas. T. Ish, who has been prospecting some among the mining claims of that part of Nevada county called God’ husband was killed some twelve yeurs ‘go oy the falling of a derrick in a mine at Scott’s Flat, was built for two familie, and was alsu but one story high. The widow lived in one portion of it while the other part was occupied by the wife. and three children of John A. Church who has been working for several months at Los Gatos, Santa Clara county. Mra. Church insurance. FIRK DEPARTMENT. The apparatus of the Fire Department is in gooi condition. There are 2200 feet of hose in use. Nevada Hose Co. No. 1 has 900 feet, Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, 900 feet, and Piety Hill Co. 400 teet, : During the past year the Fire Fund received the sum of $1363.94, which hid recently disposed of most of her furniture with the intention of joining him there ina few days. Having sold her stoves she was usingone of Mrs. Baxter’s for cooking purposes, Monday night Mrs. Baxter was in another part of town following her vocation of nurse. One of the Church children being ill the mother satup with it most of the night and hud a fire in the was $656 less than it would have reCommissioners, which position he accepted. He was also a member of the Fisheries Conference which recently convened at Washington. He has panel of heliotrope between the white panel and the wainscoting, the latter with the window and door casings and the railings being grained in imibeen nominated several times for important offices, and made a strong race, especially in the campuigns for Maine, but was not elected. He is one of the Trustees of Bowdoin Callege, which institution conferred on ceived, had the moneys of 1887-88 been properly “apportioned. Out of the above amount apportioned to the Fire Fund, there had been expended before I entered upon the discharge of my duties, the sum of $307.95. Since then, -to August 6th, 1888, there has been paid out for the expenses of the Fire Department, the sum of $808.72 him the degree of L. L. D. He has not been yegarded asa violent partisan and his nomination as the Demernorship may be regarded as a trib‘ute to real ability and fitness rather than as a reward’ for mere partigan service. Justice of the Supreme Court of; ocratic standard bearer for the Gov-" He is in the broadest sense aman of the people, honest, capable tation of light and durk oak. The Judge’s ‘and the Clerk’s desks are elaborately finished in black walnut and look exveedingly rich. The benches are being painted in two shades of buff that harmonize nicely with the other colors and tints used. The Case of Youne Williams. Referring to the charge that ycung Williams, arrested for the Kneebone murder, is being harshly treated, the Union of yesterday says: A jail is not a desirable place for habitation, but the Grass Valley jail is no worse in that respect than juile” yenzrally. Williams’ case is a hard Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles no pay required, It is guaranteed ve perfect satiafuction, or money reu sale by Carr Bros, or to nded, Price 25 cents per box. ie agent to the ri. ht sortofa man. Address LUTHER WAGONER, 318 Pine St., San Franciace, CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When shebecame Missehe clung to Castoria, : Whenshe had Children, she gave them Castoria. ees Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mra. J. Narrziagr, Proprietor. HORSE SHOER. EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY 8TAHLE, Main Street, Nevada City. Owners of fine horves are notified thatthe undersigned makes aspecialty of Mersee shoeing, and doing it in the best possible J manner. Horse's feet, when entrusted to my Care, are warranted tu be kept in good order. Interfering and striking prevented. Teamete cs will find my work will atand, and all work dene. promptly and aatisfactorily. Brick shop—I have the best uppointed and coolest shop in the city, Rooms and Board. Rs. M. K. DENT having leased the Maltman residence August 13, 1888, \ ; day of July, 1888; there . and In th ial and . 20€.0M the theory that he is an innoaL Chee att tari ON WATER STUEET, Country, wee in town night. before . stove, had roturned to. her own} On the Ist day WY) p and courageous. in the social and . nent man. hot. be haa hean arreated. on fo ac aeholanth, jhe WiWereyise Oggtelans board and roome at o'clock yesterday morning. last on his way to San Francisco. He . apartments for little while when she remained in the fire fund the sum Of. political life of his city he is quite an} y warrant sworn out accusing him of OT Marsh, do Pasniahad or tafaiiahad rooma wishous + +90 expects to leaye ‘on the next steamer . made the alarming discovery that the $52.52, to be transferred to the general {important factor. His. nomination . the crime of murder, and therefore the oF gece pn board, if desired. Died at Colfax. fa Alaabis portion of the house occupied by her . fund, and had the moneys been prop-. has been received with enthusiasm . Justice could not with propriety admit Frank Dennin, truckman at Colfax Mra. Wm. H. Crawford and Miss landlady was burn'ng. The fire spread erly apportioned the fire fund would throughout the State of Maine. him to bail before examination. Peter Long, San Jose, —° Wm Hammell, Willow Valley, . pee of the pleasantest locations in the elty. Alice Crawford t to . t d only ti have had the sum of $708.52 to trans. The Justice might have given the aM iikins, t a Vaney, Nevada City, FO rag Dent. i i t-of the Cen. Alice Crawford expect to leave t:mor. yo fast she had only time to escape 2 D oo ee : ay ere Jal she i Pacific vailread, died. Monday of OW for San Francisco-the mother to. with the children. She did not save. fer to the general fond on uly tet The ont Hen FeO seek Webi da caves Torte . LAs Macnuittae SAMUEL J, ALDERMAN intermittent fever. "Phe funeral took . Purchase full goods for the store o!. even a pair of shoes. Everything bat . 1888. There was in the fire fun " : place at four o’clock yesterday afternoon: The deceased was an industrious and estimable man. He leaves a widow and five children. He belonged to the Ancient Order of United Workmen in which his life was insurLester & Crawford, and the daughter to spend a year in studying the kindergarten system of teaching. ° J. A. J, Ray, a prominent citizen of North San Juan, was in town yesterday. He has between five and six ed for $2,000. Just before the 4th of last tons of Bartlett and other late pears on the dress she had on and the chil-, dren’s nightclothes was burned. The Baxter dwelling and the owner’s furniture were insured for $1,000, which will cover but a portion of the loss. It is thought the fire originated from a defective flue. ‘ August 6th, 1888, the sum of $194.75, The estimated amount tv be received this year is $1,626.58, which leaver tbe. Department in affluent circumstances under the administration of my worthy succcessor, All of which is'respectfully submit Van Court, umpire of the California Baseball Le gue, is in bad odor, and there is a rather loud demand that he be. supplanted. The Examiner nominates as his successor Ben F. Young, cousin of the Hartung brothers of this city. Mr. Young spent several weeks recognizes him as innocent until the contrary is proven,and the condition of his health, as well as circumstances connected witb the arrest that are sure to bein possession of the magistrate, should lead the latter to treat him. with as miuch Jeniency as is compatiW HM Adama, San Jose Mine, G@ Ramelli, Ranch, Jas T Ish, Alaska, JD Campbell, Sacramento, © C Fleming, Santa Rosa, — Arrivals at the City Hotel. O, C, ConLaN, Proprietor, Auguat 18, 1888, M Beareman, Willow Valley, Surveyor, GRASS VALLEY... .,.. .VALIFORNIA. TAG qerury COUNTY SURVEYOR O 8an_ Bernardino county, Dorrespon ° ence -olleited, Surveys of ga fons, ete.,, made in accordance with U.8 Land Ot Gamewad, Pada Waitae’ nwa Office up stairs in Coke Building, July, while assisting to raise a. flagis ranch and came over to arrange! There was not a, breath of breeze . £4stat Hiual say ef ost dp glade sig het hen wan aie eeu A an aay, ity, . widentdenoeadjolning Walt Park Bo. x Mr. Dennin aveidentally sustain: . for the sale of them to the Sacramento prevailing during the: fire, the flames, J.J. Jackson, Chief Engineer, aid eae a noth Oe ene te a aE puck, 4s ose injury to his head and a fracture . dealers who are here making pur) spurks und smoke going straight xp, Nevada Fire Department. phe ae haar prpacngery nieypsomponmye RO soot, “do ENN ie of the collar bone. He was about re. chases i Must hie i seg, [ane Sere vown's wind: from, Soe somes nee fornia iwc wish to secure aman ‘= Indian Pi Tick, do covered from these injuries when the Joseph Quire, for a long time assist. or west, there would have doubtless An Unsuccessful Venture. ‘i Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment MIindimer, do fatal fever came upon him. ant manager of the telegraphic and been other homes destroyed. There who understands his business, let ~ S000 REWARD. rpg “ae ia the only sure cure for Blind, Bleed& Giperevec, 2 F at : ; ’ tiate with Fen F. Young. . j Itching Piles ever di red J Floyd, a ticket business at the railroad station tall e trees near the “No,” sadly said a bankrupt mer. them nego! . ng or ng es ever discovered, joyd, 0 BIS ‘ ys A Specialty of Horseshoeing at Colfax, has been transferred to the iadstg oe goed” it these had . chant in a neighboring town, “adver . That oe is Oe ragesivilede en . never falls cure old chronic cases 0 kitty, a ae The above reward will be ‘ i i ; i ternational . of long standing. J F McKinley, Vallejo, On — . Sacramento telegraph office. Thin . caught afire the flames would have. “ing does not pay, 1 tried it once) ing resigne sila alae Mth ' WOCallihag: Brockton, ; ; ns 4 BAG Charles Denny, whose establishpromotion is well deserved, as ‘“Joe” i very likely to get beyond the back in Iowa, where I always had . League staff. Mr: Young umpired. Judge Coon-, Marysville, says: . Dit Brown. backe Bask: paid for information leading ment is on Main street, next door to!) . bya long term of service proved the Union Livery Stable, makes a specialty of horseshoging, in which line of business he has the well-earned his competency and reliability. The Bids Submitted. control of the firemen. Gatherine Fair Exhibits. had poor luck in business, so I know what I am talking about.” ‘What newspapers did you advertise in?” several games here Just season, and his work was satisfactory to all fairminded people. They would be fortu“Dr, William’s Indian Pile Ointment cured me after year of suffering.’’ Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,O.,says ; 0900 Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel. Rector Broruers, Proprietors. to the arrest and conviction Hilal “Not any news re. I ted 500} nate in securinghis service, and we} ‘‘I have found by experience that August 13, 1888. lof the party or parties who . reputation of doing superior work. woe J, R. Nickerson, who is engaged ‘in . bills ae barn ge out of town, and . believe he will come on if sufficient in-. Dr. William’s Tndiun Pile Ointment Pear, Sears: Seaae, Yee ea P His shop is admirably arranged and is} Foliowing is a detailed statement of . securing exhibits of Nevada county . I’m a sinner if a big windstorm that . ducement be offered him.’ gives immedate and permanent relief.”” or ee b set fire to the Deadwood supplied with all the latest and most} ¢ie bids received last Saturday eve-. products for the district and State. very same night didn’t scatter that ——— We have hundreds of such testi-} RB Freeman, do 4 ; approved mechanical devices. Work . ning by the Directors of the District] fairs, was in town yesterday. He} barn over a whole farm. Don’t talk Prom Birth to the Grave monials. Do not suffer an instant CE Mullo Bear Valley, Mill, at Willow Valley, on entrusted to Mr. lenny will b2. per-. fair Association : dite ‘the (cult crops larger than for. to me about advertising helping a longer. Sold by druggists at 50 cents. banceMufloy, do formed in a thoroughly satisfactory Musie—Goyne’s Band, 12 pieces, to man’s business.’’ We carry wiih us certain physical Den Buckley, San Juan, lity. per box or maled on receipt of price, W Van Eman, Sacramento, the night of Monday,. Aumanner and at moderate prices. See is ioe Park and Pavilion yoars anil of 6 very superior qpsllty: otraits, as we do certain mental charac-. the Wau1ame Mr’a.Co., Cleveland 0. Jy tate, Spenceville, . 8 ¥ furnish mus a » . Early varieties are now being gath ell, Whatcom, W.'T’., advertisement. #220. oo The acreage of ees gen A Horse in Need. — pay att et suena et waste aa. erated tae tean, gust 6th, or the fire on the ig Sierra Buttes Band, 16 pieces, $320.] orchards is being rapid'y increased. alec’ ave striven to designate by generic Poca id J Fuller, do rae State Apportionment. Independent Band, Grass Valley, . About 100 growe o oar pel Hes grapes, Ke age gorge is serpesg nore to orl ge a orien io ie sigue Hh proeeee to Wit Barnhart New York, Wallin g land, near Glen. . this week been ap. 12 pieces, $300 and traveling expenses. . nd there will be wine from at least. ’"° ° saving C. P. Loughridge’s ! f + . cloge out business and leave Septem-. 21.05L5 Wigsine, Downleville, : ste ety te publie choole ot. Unity Band, Nevada City, 12 pleces,. 95 makers. ‘There will be a large aad merle — Moor er eee ii Fogg irheangy ef bebo peerage All none io q BieaKe, ae dine brook, on the night of. July : : ; en n remarkably promp ° uested p the county as follows: music for Park and Pavillon, $210 : and fine showing of oranges from ta ng with a horse which pull-. ly 80. Ifthe saffron in the hue of hie. by the 26th instant, and thus save the ML Olmetead, ban Diego, ». ©.. .,.$1,620. The bids of Goyne’s band was ac-. Bridgeport and Rough and Ready appearing hich pa coats of otherwise collectin AJ Ragan do 21st, 1888. eee 1,458 . cepted. townships, besides an extensive ased Nevada Hose Company’s cart to the ~kin is traceable to bile 4n the blood, i F, G. Waniea, 4B Mssos, DH ono grse ie n eRe 224. Bar at Park—Britland and Mar-. yormment of pomegranates, nuts, etc, . locality. of the fire on double Quick . ite presence in the wrong place instead} ai1-t{ " Prop’r Weloome Halon. W Conningien, do Georce Lorp, Sheriff. % Opklanecis coe recuke eee aette 243 . wick, $777.50, or 25 per cent of gross. There will be applea ernie without . time, the building wovld doubileas . of the liver, will also be evinced by fur 0~ G MeDonala, an Francisco, ae San Juan, Bloomfield and 162 . receipts. ~ . himit, some weighing two pounds, and have been in flames before the firemen hon the tongue, pain beneath the right Care for Sek Mondache: t Giasson, Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal. cena nom Hill conch). + ATL BW, Brownell, Grass Vall:y, $831.) many pears weighing over a pound. °otld have tamed s stream upon it.) be and thivagh MAS righs shoulder} 1 you want a remedy for bilious-. 4b Ostrom," do The total amount. apportioned is} A. J. Ismert, Grass Valley, $875, blade,» sick headache, — constipation, $7,371. The privilege was awarded to lsthan ever before. The codlin moth each, The Bartlett crop is larger. " Now Is the Time to Subscribe. fstulence.and indigestion. For the er ee page gene ga les on 0 do E A Reynolds, Town Talk, OO apd © gue care \. “x aie lief of this\very common t not . the oak Carr Bros., the for New Blacksmith Shop. mert bundant this season pt ~ 7 oot! Dr. Gonn’s Liver Pills. Only one for Suit on a Note. elidseant-—Mre J. We Griffith is not ngar so ubundan A aia 88) In response to the query, ‘‘What is. gsentially perilous complaint, there a dom, atin ot ae oe Be s u re R. Lofton, of Wheatland, by his . Grass Valley $105. whieh ee pee aceon the. cham. . home without a newspaper?” the Le) is no more genial and through remedy . 25 cents. ‘ myal-ly . you have made up your mind to by. D. CARMICHAEL F. B. Lofton, of Wheatland, ag f Cou , 's BI . ) \ attorneys, Messrs. Uross & Simonds,. Mrs. W. Wills, Glenbrook, $135. Roy Courier replies; ‘‘It isa place} than Hostetter’s h Bitters, brings suit in the Superior Court The priviledge was let to Mra. Wills. pion pumpkin of the State (205 pounds) will this year do almost if not quite as where old hats are stuffed into window which is also a beneficent tonic and Hood's Sarsaparilla do not-be induced to take any other. A Boston lady, whose example is worthy imitation, tells her experience below: “In one store where I went to buy Hood’s the clerk tried to induce me buy Ice cream, confectionery and fraits —Wnm. H. Bray, $41. The bil was not accepted, and the Secretary was authorized to let the privilege by private contract. “against Charles Kent, of this city, to recover the principal and interest alf leyed to be due on @ note for $1,200 ; me dated March 17th, 1884. Plaintiff al: leges that the only payment ever made panes,where the children are like pigs,. strength promoter, and ‘a widely the housewife like an aboriginal savage . ysteemed remedy for and preventive and the husband with a panorama ol . of fever and ague, rheumatism, kidney the Dismal swamp painted on his. and bladder troubles. N shirt bosom with tobacco juice.”’ well in the same line. Mr. Nickerson says the horticultural and vegetable. display at the loco! Pavilion this year will exéeed any former season’s in extent, quality and variety, and the State FORMERLY OF Pa? CLANCY'S SHOP ete. od the LOCKLIN BUILDFrom Main to road Streets, “<ee on the note was the sum of $20. Hay and Feed—Weisenburyer Bros., Fair exhibit will be a great improveA Weman’s Discovery. And is now prepared to do all kinds of " : For removing dandruff, Ayer’s Hair. ‘Another wonderful discovery has days’ trial; that if T did not like it I need not a Nevada City, rye etraw, alfulfa, etc.,. ment over that made last year by t " ery ‘Teeth that masticate well = _ at an average price of $19.50 per ton. . county, F Vigor has no equal. It restores faded . been made and that too by a lady in an lansy eng » ete, by bree tye prevail Bl acksm ith Work. pate 8 leweies Ui arts Louis Wheeler, rye straw. $19.50 per rE 0 ity Asserting 20 goody — this county. Disease fastened its permit erg yp i what it was, was NA a oh Ut ae epeedily freed. ton. Tus dealer who tries to persuade . Ulates growt e@ hair, and . clutches upon her and for seven years 7 an, weaaie, Onny tae. wigegetins beat things for ¢. "Edward A. Moore, rye straw, $171 you to take something else when you aan rence, Naty Glossy, and silken . gho withstood its severest teste, but I wes 6 ong teal ieteabie ih erneowe, eaneeia 7 aapaegt : : You’! never have good ones your lips per ton. : call for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is evidentAe as her vital organs were andermined and and Aig . that at times I hardly tage Work. ot go oo A. D. West, rye straw, $20 per.ton./1y working for his interest, and not Hay Fever. ‘death seemed imminent. For thre ; rT ae: “ Dr. Bo-San-Ko H. C. Mille, rye straw, $22 per ton, . yours, Be sure to get Hood's and no nen months she coughed incessintly and a [° ] s : In his new ecware . for Consumption. . oat hay $20, alfalfa $19, grass bay $20, . other, Ihave snffered greatly from period-. could not sleep. She bought of uss 4 5 toed toe a tn echwina’} PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, i abraded ii producing ¢ medicine . poor grass hay $15, oo ical returns of hay fever. Covert &. pottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery —" . a an eee: bid wise cash wad bacon I which je: ecknow b. all to be. The bid. of E. A. Moore for rye. » Keep Cool. Cheever, Druggists, suggested Ely’s . for Consumption and was so much regood that I wonder at myself sometimes, . satisfacti . “imply marvelous. It is ‘exceedingly . straw, at $17 per ton, Was accepted,; . mee ream Balm. 1 used it during a sévere . lieved on taking the first dose that she and mg friends frequently speak of it." Mus. eee ee . 4 anant to the taste, perfectly harm . anq that of Weisenburger Bros. for The tigge leo. Company is now . attack. can cheerfully testify as to. slept ol! night and with one bottle has Eis A. Gory, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. . “¢ willbe prepared todo : 4 ,and Gone, pet tt : a ‘dx, . other feed at an average of $19.50 per prepared to furnish customers with . the immediate and continued relief . been miraculously cured. Her name ‘ 2 4) All kinds of Horseshoei of Consumption, ra Br itis, . ton was also accepted, the best quality of Mountain Ice, in obtained by its ase. Uheartily recom-. s Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. a parilla ng / P =. We ing 08 oune ic hee given 1 ecaeiaaeeiaeal ipantitieg tangs or small, Deltemins mend it to those suffering from this or. (. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. OC. Lge Pn ae. THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. ; univerea vis faction. Dr. erga Furnisnep house for rent. Apply . idences. Leave orders 14. kindred complaints. — (Rev.) H. A. Geta free trial besaghsthared Bros.’ by 0, HOOD 4 00., apethosares, Lowell, Mass D. CARMICHAEL. ay ee by Ont my21-6m at this office, aug-Im_— {office on the Plaza. a ee Drug Store. , 100 Doses Gne Dollar Nevada City, 21ne! nT th, : tal f é *