August 27, 1885 (4 pages)

band, is condemned to perpetual liquor and only $45,000 for « Salvation Army mean to clean out ees th Dai 1 Transcript, Nevada ol, an A Ciuntd, “CALIFORRIA. ; Brown & CALKINS. “Proprietors. A Hino lady has been ‘making a remarkable contribution in the “Times to the discussion “going ony] }, g, about the status ofher sex in In-. of her husband, even a child huswidowhood. A.man can marry @ second wife at the death of -his first one, and any number of wives at one gnd. the’ ‘samme time. All “the boys and girls in India are be* trothed indissolubly almost as soon as they are born, arid are brought together in physical union by the time they have completed their 12th or 13th year.At.the age. of 8 at latest.a husband must be found for every girl. ence A Omens Tue clergy ‘are’kicking because an a single. Territory there. were: last year expended $6,845,000 for churches: ,If thepreacher would _ only make his sermon as. short ~ and pithy asthe bar-keeper makes drinks there might be more money in the. business. —_——~—P——— A Lapy writes to’ the Philadelphia Preds'to Know what she can do to stop hér minister from kiseing her when he calls. The quick' est way, we would suppose, would “be'to let her husband catch him at it once. > oo ‘Tur Pall Mall Gazette is the Salvation Army organ and the the aristocratic rooketies. Nicoriw has offered his real wife $50,000 of Patti’s money to let him get a divorce and marry Adelina in real earnest. A Lisurenant of the navy, ,has been challenged by a New York politician, for slandering Gen. Tur Indians have given Sheridan the name of ‘‘The-chunkyman-who-means-business.”’ A Kansas Crry reporter has been discharged for running away when a preacher called him a liar. -’ ‘Mormons are holding meetings every Sunday and attempting to make converts in Berlin. “ eel EE meme Tar New York Sun is not certain whether Cleveland is a Democrat or a Republican. Ture were twenty-five new cases of smallpox in Montreal, Monday. rr a Reports are afloat that Beecher is to be retired from Plymouth . Church, Worxhas been commenced on the-new railroad depot in Redding. oa) Inox Mountain, in Shasta county, has been sold for $200,000. Ss ‘Piano : heed: Mr. J.B. Finlayson, the only traveling for authorised tuner Matthias Gray of 205 Post ‘street, San Francisco, will visit Nevads about ip, and Mr. “rin. layson is also agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler Bros., Kianich & Bach. and Roenisch pianos. a21-6t and vicinit , on his semi-annual tri will-attend to orders left-at Brand & McCutchan’s. Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver . Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left’ at the Ice Suet on Crawznd) will he promptly oir the —_ or with W. Savvesz, Prop. . rene ciembrementi At $100 00 Less Than Cops. A Kranach & at Piano, nearly new, one of. the finest toned in struments in the county, cost will be sold for $350. Enquire at this office. agl8-tf Co., 206 Wall heated term that wherever @ newspaper readings of-thermometers in the town where published that the . 4 mercury was always two or three }degreds lower in the office of the editor. The cold cheek of the fra‘THURSDAY, AUGUST:27, 1885. foes is apparently as discourag. ponditny Pe fire e se Annie Quick, of Grass pore B ¥ 0; , dia. Every woman on the death vile. Equalled by none tn detirium of fever. Neutralizes germs of diseases and sickness, — wel blotches end stubborn blood lowest living vehes, and we invite the people The Greatest Medical Trinmiph of the Age. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, “ ‘We have noticed during the late has given various toa thermometer as to anyMARRIED. by Rev. M. ame, 2,2 25 YEARS In USE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Painin the head, with a dul sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritebill acl a tote ne irits, with : fee — a ected. some a via t the io Moar aves adache ni ness, Fluatots before the eyes, He: r the right ‘eye, Restlessness, with fi:ful iJreams, Highly-colored urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT’S PILLS are especially ada het bo oueh ogten. One dose effects pies hange of feeling as to astonish They I ase the Appetite ue ahs beast Take on es tem is canabed. and by pe ag Bonar the Digestiv? sites: Maz Stools are Organs 2Be, vi Murra: Brice, aie, 44 Murray Sti, MoM. TUTT'S HAIR DYE, Gray Hare or WHIskeRs GLos' LACK by @ single ‘2 ainglo appfication of this —~ inperts a i my ng fe lor, acts instantaneously. Sold b: is gists, orsentbyexpresson pestle of 8. Office, 44 Murray St., MN. Y. Notice to Creditors. N the 8u — four of se Se 2 remy lease nthe mai ter of Estateo W OC, Mall, deceased. ag is i boca given v, «. undersignAd vec ae of the eatate o° W. C. Baa leceased, to the creditory of ard all persons having claims nst the said descosnd, to aaxht ibitthem with the t.ecessary vouchers within four months after the ‘irst publication of this notice, to the said ~Administrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & Searls, opposite the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C. Ball, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 Bids for Side Sidewalk. C\EALED BIDS will will be received hy the Clerk of the Board of Trustees until September 7th, at 6 o'clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk ‘in front of Mrs, H. Kreise’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill, Said walk to be built according to Speci fications to be seen at W. G, Richards’ store on Bread street. By order of the street Boigu J. HOLBROOK, City Marshal, Nevada olty. Aug, 27, 1885. NEVADA THEATRE. Naturay Even’g, August 29th. Re‘arn of the Favorite and Popular Artiste, MISS KATE CASTLETON, Supported by hor OF COMEDIANS, PRESENTING AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE-COMEDY ENTITLED Replete with Music an! Lunacy. Vinton’s Drug Store. Rado ie a Bern “I ner Broad and Cottage st SUPERB COMPANY RESERVE SEATS.. 00. eseeeeees $1 00 PARQUETTE 2.00. esse ee ceeeee 60 Cents Reserve Seats without extra charge at Cleanses blood, uickens nae . cxhusisicuclu na A Meats delivered free of charge. Beat gra cures Farts a4 CARE & MICHELL, at . Hills Sorotula and King’s Beil, twin, broth. Nevads city, July! 28, 1886. sees ba ig sak. densa ‘BUY THE BEST QUALITY ister eats isin aie bade. UNION INDIA RUBBER CO’S g resolvent and matchless laxative, PURE gum “Te It drives Sick Headache like the wind. GW th nearonn disordens, Reliable when “til opt opiates fail. see Opin ees * scoala oe over fy Caoeod eed Stosems tn U. s: and Europe. Diseases of the blood own it a con: weror. Bisby bat $1.50. rr Brothers, ty. THE DR. 8, A. RICHMOND NERVINE C0., P tors. ST.JOSEPH,MO. + 3 Qorreepondence ely answered by PhyVor asennad and circulars send ed Carr Bros., Nevada City. Two Wagons For Sale. GOOD 2-HORSE WAGON, in. comB vs running order, neerly new, Re sah Wagon tor susie Oasis. “Wil Mal wagon for haut forty hundred with ease. Can be had very cheap. Also 9 one-horse wagon in ant rueoing order, will be _. c for cash, H. McCHARLLS. ; je28 Randolph Fiat, MACHINERY AND TOOLS For Light. Manufacturing and}. Amateurs, —_— ATHES, Drill Presses, Shapers, Scroll Saws and.Small Machine ‘Tools for Iron avd Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALUGUE. — R. G, BARNES, & Co., Syracuse, N. x Nevada City Delinquent List For the Year 1885, No 42. Buelow, F. Von, lot west side Pine street, lot7, block 25, and furniture. Mortgage by N. Webber $350, Total tax and coat $2.36 1-2, No. 84. Vanfield ' J. T., lot north side Broad street, lot 1, block 38. Total tax and cost No. 85, Canfield C, T., lot hahha ne 0 block 29, furniture, fixtures in allen and musical instrument. $11.78, @No. 94. Curlin Mra. E.,* Bridge street, lot 5, block 53. vost $1.18. vo. 99. Caswell T. H,, San Francisco, lot east side Nevada strect, lot 8, block 3. fotal tax and cost $10 73. No. 166. Damon Mrs. 8. C., lot west side, lot 1, block 42. Total tax and cost $148. No. 168. Excelsior Water Ditch Co., and flume in «ty. $l 06, Vommercial street, lot north side Con.meraud cout $2,538, turesin shop, musical instrument, ment held_b: “No sls, Kuuck \ o. $18. Knuckey, ing creas ee lot, Jet 6, block 89. ‘Total tax andoost $1. street, iot 2, block li, furniture, and J. Dunn, Total tax and cost $3 93, ment, .Total tax and cost @, 380, Murchie 8, T., furniture val Lomayren. ‘Total tax and cost pe 08 ag No, Murchie; Wm, Total tax aud cost $:.86. No, 422. vegan J. W., lot north sid by J. Keenan, Total tax and cost 85 00. Total tax and Bost $1 62, No, 433. Pingree I. 0., lot south sid Broad street, lot 6, block 14, lot neath, sid Spring wtreet, lot6, block 14, lov south sid a-reet, lot 1! block 18, lot south sid: street, lot 8, i CARD. THAT THE COMPANY, ‘Of Hamburg. cific Insurance Union \ E BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC Transatlantic Fire Insurance Having given the requisite ngtice to the Pa-f oe ‘otherwise known as ies, the Canes withdrawal from said uiture, tixtures-in saloon, ment, hquors, Mor Dunn, N, Webber ane: dD. street, wagon, hari horses.” wane oe No, 462. Rose. Benj., ira No 600, Oo Settle Kd. street, lot 22, block block v, tal tax ‘and vost $2 36. furuiture, musical in * . ang coot-@8 80, association, will iP to iseue iw petioles oa good risks at as LOW RATES ~ CARR BROS., wi street, lot 4, block 62, furnii instrument, ‘Total Agents for NEVADA CITY aid GRASS 0@" Get our figures before you ) ONLY IN CANS. Rovau. insure in any other Company. A tax and cost $80 48, No, 587. Wolters J. D., furnii cal ian es Total tax and vost $ ; 87. city timits, lot 1, blosk 4% by J. Dunn. ‘Total tax and cost $1 52. texes delinquent in the Histarelinquent taxes are a lien will be sold on Monday, the 2lst Day of Sep~——-tem ber, A. D.1885, the bi _— d, or in ae one is assessed, the amall > nam aD Bay on said 22d of Se ‘at the head atthe list rapes Be sale is completed. Total tax and cost lot. east side Total tax and No. 125. Davis Chos. J., lot west side railroald, lot 14, block 55. Total tax and cost $2. go. lot Deer Creek vacant, lot 2, block 53; lot south side Bowlder street, lot 2, block 638, ditch Total tax and cost No. 204° JenkineJas., lot in north limits of a lot 23, block -9. “Total tax and cost No. 802, Kalagher Pat., lot north side cial street, lots 2, 4, 5,7, block 29. Montgage held by Be v. ‘Yompking. Total tax JudgCitizens Bank, To al tax No. 832, Luts #,, lot south side Broad musical instrument, Mortgages held by Johan Kowe No, 342. Murchie, J. C. Jr., wagon, harness, horses, cow, furniture, musical instruMy; ; Ne. 852. Mullin L,, lot west side Coyote a) zeny lot 6, block 9. ‘Total tax and vos No. 878,. A. D. Macon, library, watch, , aig Total tax and cost $4.50: No. H., furniture, Gethsemane street, lot 1, block 60, turniture, c.usical instrument. Mortgage held No. 430. O’Neili Dennis, horses, wagon, Gover. street, lot 12, 18, block 6, fur ‘musical—imetru-. a hak bed. 8. K, Stover. Total tax or Vy eg No. ae Coa lot east pall Main tal tax is vements on lot east pire dat * ad iot 1, block 16. Total lot. west. side Ooyote horses, wagons. ToNo, 544, Thompson J. 8., lot-gouth side Bowlder street, lot 6, block 67, Bing watch, strument. ‘Total tax Worthington J.G., lot in south Mortgage held And notice ishereby given that unless the. Recgiiag aspen a At public auction in front of the City Hall door, ae he . _ take the of Nevada, to er who wi C) least quanti vidual ermine f lest portion of said iny the taxes and costs due, commence at 11 o'clock a. m., ber, commencing aiphaorin numerical order until said Witness m' hand this 20th ft A Die. y day of August, Broad lv below City Bal. CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. ron stat ale shor ana ared to supply. the Of our own manufacture,’ 447 We intend selling our BL EF GRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped on. the heels “Union India a Rubber Co. Crack Proof,” and have the Pure Gum Springs on me 2 foot and instep, which prevent their ing, and makes them the most — le Soubes my er) made, TRY OUR “Golda Seal” STOUT'S PATENT PURE GUM Rubber Boots, Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and eo one wishing a very strong and durable yee SALE BY ALL DEALERS. All Kinds. Rubber Belting, rg yaad Springs, Clo a Boots, $h GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PEASE, Jr. Bo RUNYoN. ;Agents, a6-4m . San Francisco Nevada vada Comey an DENNIS DBIBOOLE, Prop’ ri tively a At the [idwest market rates, I will also keep on hand a supply of . Pee: em vp Tar . . a HAVING peg Ma Opposite ‘Theatre ae a Claas ‘A am now pre“Choice! Cigars, FRESH VEGETABLES. ALL OF THE BEST catnip cat . oi? ae ae sci . @aacon.DENNIS DRISCOLL. “i F BERG, ‘Prorietor Repairing done of all. complicated Watch ea, such he bathers Frere -striking, Repeat ers, English Patent Lever and other Ane — All kinds of Jewelry Repairing one. Large Stoek of Watches and Jewelry always on hand. Prices Low. #aPPROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTR\. ALF BERG, 923 Mit Srreet, Grass VALLEY N 2 le e ae bell od lock ld, lot. east side 20 oa “cc 5 “ , 200° 6s “ss 4“ $4.75-a-pair. Wi a modate all, =~ to the wise is gufficient. rs *"J-8, HOILBROOK, City Marshal, K. CASPER, [gy ld a ve aS es a ll hm Cor, Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, FOR 8. SALE, One _ two/o-horse’ oughbrace Wagons One single horse spring Wagon, new. T wo Horses. Apply to Israe. HoskEn, Dniited States Brewery, on Main ——d thor-}' malaves Baldy. Boma VARIEGY a K cinity erty sot 8 Nevada ii and vi“. nevada City, ded vi ven ply & Asie ot " OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOC NERVE CONQUEROR, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, BEEF, VEAL, I’ TUEEPLACE TO BUY REVER FAILS. ' . .) CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, X ‘ cena MUTTON, PORK, Fine Confectionery — ‘Phe only known specific tor Epileptic Fits. ert CORNED BEEF, ‘ Alan ne Syaeees ond i a ana} HAMS, BACON AND LARD SAUSAGE, ETO. Fruits and Vegetables, " Mountain and Yalley Pais toe moaye bette & Cherries Me PARIRY;* < United. States I have just capaci direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES and TWEEDS, at Low. Cost, which will enable me'tomakethem up into fine’ fitting Suits cosrespondingly low. Attorney and Counselor at Law. ‘TILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND Courts. Office —Up stairs — Block (oppoStreet, Nevada City. _ ag4-1m . site “Transcript” office. Aberdeen Heard From. THEY ARE SPLENDID ° GOODS, It is claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish ’. Heather produces’ aclass of wool ‘which for fineneSs} } of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world. , That the mineral properties of the water there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the: cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture, I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 ‘Broad Street, evada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. CO. 4a. --arrett. bg FO chases: in — gs PRIcHE List: Men’s Summer Goats at 40¢ each. United Workingmen’s fornish Cider Boot all sizes, the-best quality, at oe BerYou can fe at_my Store FOR ‘CASH OR CREDIT. Country, Dealers, take notice of my Pri for goods at the same prices, y Pricé List. 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a pafr, worth $1.00, be _50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. Buckskin Gloves, $1.00. pair. 100 pairs Men’s Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. second °“ “S200 20,000 Men’s Paper Collars, 121%, cents each box. No, 548, ‘Temb . . : cl ietrumen “Total x perpen) ga Men’ s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25. 0. w M cas corner Pine aud Oommeci Streate,it 20 doz. Set a i ‘Overalls, the very bet; 65¢ a pair > etme eel. 1o . second Grade! x tf oc i biel & sek ase dds Becceanane to *** Third coe 66 ss 5 . seit ture, musical in200.4 Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. ; 100 pair Men's Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c apair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25¢ a pair.” Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimer said-de-+ Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6.— Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00; we 66 “s as $4. 00. and save cost of coming yourself. SS] ==CASPER. Hise Public Sale for the Benefit of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, . FURNISHING GOODS, &c., . CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. efSuits at $i2; Men's Fine Sask +. can. accomYou can send pik Mage ASA teen NEVADA & PLA oA NEO ts Heya tat 1 FIRST DAY. these $600 ; ; ond 7; x $75. Joba, afin n,, fy. -, selegra mont, wy Je whi leo ; Andrew tn 8.8; ven nce, by Venture, dam Belle; . J. Cozart,'b. 8.; Blacksmith ;:b Belle § near, “by Black Ralph, } dam by wont No. 3; peat. Purse second f190;. thi 4 ~i Purge $100 unknown, SECOND pay. trancé} $25 forfeit; $500 added; second. horse $200; . third $100. One mile and repeat. Kell folk, dam Glendew ; G. LE. Delaney, ch. g., Ned Cook; b Flood, dam Planetia; Garland Mine Stake. ded ; second horse $100 Dash of a half mile,” ior eae Cusuibertial Kent Chas, boibak 13, lbbiense Stephe ne, ‘damn Tw agit. er . fe) > side Nevada street, block 2, lot 8, lot north If y Ou W ant to make money: on Pon eabunter, .s., Monte Cristo, by ade nape rere te +. @, lone 13, lob Fear Kin Alphonso, dam, by Gallant; Garland & Goldsmith; ‘Hockhocking, — folk, dam Jessie No. 8. Mine Stake. Free for ‘all. entrance ; $10 forfeit ;. $300 added ; of one and a half ‘miles. tle, dam PP = Blonde (0. G. Lenster, dam ay Harry Stover, br. olds. Free erat vale ears) No. 4. WALKING Marcu—For . m stallions mr ae in the District. res wae 5; ineeont pi Josep a. , p Fem te Le tl J. W. Critithe, g.s., Tom, by Scottish . Chief, dam unkpown ; John Dennin, 8. 8. apgncantes, byElmo, dam . y WEDNESDAY.. Se ptember 2d No. 5. Cricket match at 9:30 o’clock A. M. for clubs in District; purse $75; between Capitals of Nevada, City and Unions of Grass Valley. No. 6. Ruwva—National Hotel Stake. Free for all. $50 en and Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by NorRichardson; b. £5 Billy the Kid; by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; Joe Dyson, b. h;, Glides Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; Thomas Goldsmith, b. 8., Beaconsfield, by’ Hockhocking, dim Aileen AlianNo. 7. " Ruweata-—-Nevada City For two-year-olds. $25 éntranice$’$10 forfeit; enerens addam Teva Coombe; W. Li. Apple DY; 8. Ca, ———> by N or Ruxxine— W. oming $25 second horse $100 ; third $50. Dash be Lr L. Riehardson, b. bs oy? “the Mi by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; A. A. Pinney;:s. 8. Nickofthe Woods, Gainclt. ty ; orm counrims. iat a “Ed scrabble, i i oa, sg 8., Din or Ao Aegean ape + . Senow Be ben, am. by "Genera hontas, ah Washington, dam b Glencee;, George » dan we. ed Ivey: by: — FernCham on Knox, big ssobaciek; B. McDonald, b. m., District; catch waite $10 ra by Brigeter ors By ‘te 5 peng eae 20 ve rse Geo, Baylis, Silat pariek tT eeiah 10 tac land, dam wnkinien Lee Shaner, cent; 5 5 per sdbae sth 30 per g2, cm Fe Htc woatloy dam nilfe, ine: org e Flee nekpown: Joh n b. £4 tor, by Eines ao Wey $e Wormwood, os Aa un D.B , Hoi. dane by Le Ue known;” E. “Mond bsm., “4 —-¥. by Leinster, Sa nage Rest! 8. g. Cs FOURTH DAY. oy ~with'two’entries. "82° No. 1 tig — Walrath b. c., Apex, ee Knight dam by Stake. Vives for all. $50 entrance ; Flaxtail ; DLE ight, b. s., Mil $25. forfeit; . $600 .ad secon Boy, by Brigddier, dam Katy by . horse $200; third $100. ‘Two miles Rondo,. and repeat Kelly & Lynch, ch. coda ad ora a _ dam lendow: mre A tag ‘an’ +; Lodi}@u'D: " Boydens ‘ b. 8.) Snuff oo § D ber higged dam. b on oe y.: Ie got sins blk.-c., oo bagey Madey, dam by Lady Clare. No. 16. Ruynuve — Narrow ‘Gauge Railroad: Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $250 added; second horse $100; third $50. "Three quarters .of a mile and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. g., Tom Atchison, me Joe Hooker, dam Bay Kate; Harry Stover, ch. g.,' Quebec, ‘by Nor-. folk, dam Jenny Hill; 8. C. Tryon, hi. ‘Jim Long, by Florence Anderson; Wm. M. Ayres, g.@., Ichi’ Ban, by Joo Hooker, dam Queen. No,.17. Runnrye—South Yuba Stake. ~ Fee for ‘all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit ;. $200added; second horse $75; third $50. One and one’ éiglith ‘miles. ‘Kelly & Stevens, gm Bost te Cer:d. Richardson, b y the Kid, by Leinster, ee ty ay Simpson; nah; Henry C. Judson, blk. c.,1A,:A. Pinney sr@s38y Nick. of the John’ A., by Monday, dam Lady Woods, by Leinster, dam Little Clare. Sophie ; ;, Thomas, Hazlett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.3D: Sg op ch, g., ee Chamberlain, Rifleman, . byNorfolk; molars decbel cout, 1 bis) Beaconfield, by Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannab ; me pA yg. Bi, Ichi» Ban, b: i re ene dam Queen; Wim. leby, b.°h.; —; by Tbcithiockng, dam Maid of the Mist. 0. 18. Pacine—Free for all. Purse $800 ; first horse’ $450; second Pe sbird$ $100. 1.0, Gilount, by Niagot dam. by Patchen i ine. Pristce,: by int Onier afin’, ‘Belmont; PFitzgerald, br. 8.5. 7 ziNarney, by Black ) @am by Eclipse; M. Fay, .g: ., Shaker, pedigree De Brn Fred tye by weer — aan "by Jno.‘ Nelso “"FINTH DAY. Langford, dam by L Stee, Joe’ DySaruRDAY » _xSeptember 5th son, b.’h., (Glides lark; 'by Ballot BTA = dam by ea te Shoedrape hack parade and award maker, ‘ch. 'g., Joe © amberlain, by Rifleman, dam by Norfolk ;GarPn nA a oe ng mma land & Goldsmith, b. 8., BeaconsN 0. J les Union Ho field, by Hockhocking, dam by }igi gians oy homes Bo nadAn Allee oo by oak a Aprleny ; me district, , OS, enigance AK ; 7" . forfeit; $150 added ne ha Maid of the Mist. S wile bad repeat. ahomes Hse Haz; 1 o’cloek, P. m. No. 10. year-olds: = Purse Abe Cie Joseph Perrin, 8.8., hawk Queen ; GF. Taylor, s. c. W. G. Richards,s. ¢., Sir Richard, by Doncaster, dam Sigo poren. dk. b. h. Chevtey B., ; na Killrush, dam by Belmont. THIRD DAY.’ TyiurspAy. . *. Grand Stock Parade atl0 a. mM. Blamey, Calkins. ' Mile square‘heel and. toe: walle . ing race—Purse’ "337 BO. Joh Black, Will P;Calkins. For District Horses. Purse $400 $50. Bell, chan; F. Taylor, b Prompter, dam P. Avery, 8. g., 4 . * apn nustoms, Beereiary, P. O. Address, Gites V2 “OrtoD. E No. 9, Boys’ ToenaianehAl Trorrine—For twoine the; District. rat Horse $180 : ‘econd ater by Sterling, dam by FlaxGriffith, b. ¢., Mischief »by [py Challenge, dam by St. Lawrence; urney ;C. * No 1h. Mile rw Parse $37 80. WR. “Trevitbick, AL ‘Geo. W.Weeks,. Geol, e diel es Liter oe Nu ‘No. 12—Trorrinag—2:50 ‘class. . wood: first house $250 second $100 5 fa p lg Blue . first tat fill. "dam. ree Ret a iy tow ch. g-, Quebec, by No dam Jenny. ay Gi. ~~ “3 gre! oe Aen, by Frank, dam by Blackat Shoem Fer gos cha: . berlain, ~ Tact, dom SSNo. first h Ears tc Pk HodM en’s t Gain by Dave Cy Jr.; a , Oz yrne ‘i Biren RESTS nian ; Spaulding, eh/m.; Mary K w+ John Spergen, 6. ™m ird $75. Ese apy ioe )Septéttibéer 344 by Tilton Almont, gen Wy se ”. peor Patterson, g8+ arris, by Jim: Slick, dam by 7 eLM Hone Morgan ; gt Jes Patches dam by 9 Belinea D E, Knight, 8 Brigadier, et Wi No. 22. T ‘ree for all (ae Julian barred): Purse $1200; $600; ‘second $300 third #180; fourth faeth’ $120. Did not EC . MALRATH, preside "Nevada City! E. MORGAN leita Recretary, Nevada City, Cal. Lynch, b:f., Boag by Thad. L. . Trotena—2:40 class, Shanan, dam — Blu wet OD et et OO ~~ . 6 4 PPP ae

band, is condemned to perpetual liquor and only $45,000 for « Salvation Army mean to clean out ees th Dai 1 Transcript, Nevada ol, an A Ciuntd, “CALIFORRIA. ; Brown & CALKINS.. “Proprietors. A Hino lady has been ‘making a remarkable contribution in the “Times to the discussion “going ony] }, g, about the status ofher sex in In-. of her husband, even a child huswidowhood. A.man can marry @ second wife at the death of -his first one, and any number of wives at one gnd. the’ ‘samme time.. All “the boys and girls in India are be* trothed indissolubly almost as soon as they are born, arid are brought together in physical union by the time they have completed their 12th or 13th year.At.the age. of 8 at latest.a husband must be found for every girl. ence A Omens Tue clergy ‘are’kicking because an a single. Territory there. were: last year expended $6,845,000 for churches: ,If thepreacher would _ only make his sermon as. short ~ and pithy asthe bar-keeper makes drinks there might be more money in the. business. —_——~—P——— A Lapy writes to’ the Philadelphia Preds'to Know what she can do to stop hér minister from kiseing her when he calls. The quick' est way, we would suppose, would “be'to let her husband catch him at it once. > oo ‘Tur Pall Mall Gazette is the Salvation Army organ and the the aristocratic rooketies. Nicoriw has offered his real wife $50,000 of Patti’s money to let him get a divorce and marry Adelina in real earnest. A Lisurenant of the navy, ,has been challenged by a New York politician, for slandering Gen. Tur Indians have given Sheridan the name of ‘‘The-chunkyman-who-means-business.”’ A Kansas Crry reporter has been discharged for running away when a preacher called him a liar. -’ ‘Mormons are holding meetings every Sunday and attempting to make converts in Berlin. “ eel EE meme Tar New York Sun is not certain whether Cleveland is a Democrat or a Republican. Ture were twenty-five new cases of smallpox in Montreal, Monday. rr a Reports are afloat that Beecher is to be retired from Plymouth . Church, Worxhas been commenced on the-new railroad depot in Redding. oa) Inox Mountain, in Shasta county, has been sold for $200,000. Ss ‘Piano : heed: Mr. J.B. Finlayson, the only traveling for authorised tuner Matthias Gray of 205 Post ‘street, San Francisco, will visit Nevads about ip, and Mr. “rin. layson is also agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler Bros., Kianich & Bach. and Roenisch pianos. a21-6t and vicinit , on his semi-annual tri will-attend to orders left-at Brand & McCutchan’s. Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver . Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left’ at the Ice Suet on Crawznd) will he promptly oir the —_ or with W. Savvesz, Prop. . rene ciembrementi At $100 00 Less Than Cops. A Kranach & at Piano, nearly new, one of. the finest toned in struments in the county, cost will be sold for $350. Enquire at this office. agl8-tf Co., 206 Wall heated term that wherever @ newspaper readings of-thermometers in the town where published that the . 4 mercury was always two or three }degreds lower in the office of the editor. The cold cheek of the fra‘THURSDAY, AUGUST:27, 1885. foes is apparently as discourag. ponditny Pe fire e se Annie Quick, of Grass pore B ¥ 0; , dia. Every woman on the death vile. Equalled by none tn detirium of fever. Neutralizes germs of diseases and sickness, — wel blotches end stubborn blood lowest living vehes, and we invite the people The Greatest Medical Trinmiph of the Age. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, “ ‘We have noticed during the late has given various toa thermometer as to anyMARRIED. by Rev. M. ame, 2,2 25 YEARS In USE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Painin the head, with a dul sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritebill acl a tote ne irits, with : fee — a ected. some a via t the io Moar aves adache ni ness, Fluatots before the eyes, He: r the right ‘eye, Restlessness, with fi:ful iJreams, Highly-colored urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT’S PILLS are especially ada het bo oueh ogten. One dose effects pies hange of feeling as to astonish They I ase the Appetite ue ahs beast Take on es tem is canabed. and by pe ag Bonar the Digestiv? sites: Maz Stools are Organs 2Be, vi Murra: Brice, aie, 44 Murray Sti, MoM. TUTT'S HAIR DYE, Gray Hare or WHIskeRs GLos' LACK by @ single ‘2 ainglo appfication of this —~ inperts a i my ng fe lor, acts instantaneously. Sold b: is gists, orsentbyexpresson pestle of 8. Office, 44 Murray St., MN. Y. Notice to Creditors. N the 8u — four of se Se 2 remy lease nthe mai ter of Estateo W OC, Mall, deceased. ag is i boca given v, «.. undersignAd vec ae of the eatate o° W. C. Baa leceased, to the creditory of ard all persons having claims nst the said descosnd, to aaxht ibitthem with the t.ecessary vouchers within four months after the ‘irst publication of this notice, to the said ~Administrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & Searls, opposite the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C. Ball, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 Bids for Side Sidewalk. C\EALED BIDS will will be received hy the Clerk of the Board of Trustees until September 7th, at 6 o'clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk ‘in front of Mrs, H. Kreise’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill, Said walk to be built according to Speci fications to be seen at W. G, Richards’ store on Bread street. By order of the street Boigu J. HOLBROOK, City Marshal, Nevada olty. Aug, 27, 1885. NEVADA THEATRE. Naturay Even’g, August 29th. Re‘arn of the Favorite and Popular Artiste, MISS KATE CASTLETON, Supported by hor OF COMEDIANS, PRESENTING AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE-COMEDY ENTITLED Replete with Music an! Lunacy. Vinton’s Drug Store. Rado ie a Bern “I ner Broad and Cottage st SUPERB COMPANY RESERVE SEATS.... 00. eseeeeees $1 00 PARQUETTE 2.00.. esse ee ceeeee 60 Cents Reserve Seats without extra charge at Cleanses blood, uickens nae . cxhusisicuclu na A Meats delivered free of charge. Beat gra cures Farts a4 CARE & MICHELL, at . Hills Sorotula and King’s Beil, twin, broth. Nevads city, July! 28, 1886. sees ba ig sak. densa ‘BUY THE BEST QUALITY ister eats isin aie bade. UNION INDIA RUBBER CO’S g resolvent and matchless laxative, PURE gum “Te It drives Sick Headache like the wind. GW th nearonn disordens, Reliable when “til opt opiates fail. see Opin ees * scoala oe over fy Caoeod eed Stosems tn U. s: and Europe. Diseases of the blood own it a con: weror. Bisby bat $1.50. rr Brothers, ty. THE DR. 8, A. RICHMOND NERVINE C0., P tors. ST.JOSEPH,MO. + 3 Qorreepondence ely answered by PhyVor asennad and circulars send ed Carr Bros., Nevada City. Two Wagons For Sale. GOOD 2-HORSE WAGON, in. comB vs running order, neerly new, Re sah Wagon tor susie Oasis. “Wil Mal wagon for haut forty hundred with ease. Can be had very cheap. Also 9 one-horse wagon in ant rueoing order, will be _. c for cash, H. McCHARLLS. ; je28 Randolph Fiat, MACHINERY AND TOOLS For Light. Manufacturing and}. Amateurs, —_— ATHES, Drill Presses, Shapers, Scroll Saws and.Small Machine ‘Tools for Iron avd Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALUGUE. — R. G, BARNES, & Co., Syracuse, N. x Nevada City Delinquent List For the Year 1885, No 42. Buelow, F. Von, lot west side Pine street, lot7, block 25, and furniture. Mortgage by N. Webber $350, Total tax and coat $2.36 1-2, No. 84. Vanfield ' J. T., lot north side Broad street, lot 1, block 38. Total tax and cost No. 85, Canfield C, T., lot hahha ne 0 block 29, furniture, fixtures in allen and musical instrument. $11.78, @No. 94. Curlin Mra. E.,* Bridge street, lot 5, block 53. vost $1.18. vo. 99. Caswell T. H,, San Francisco, lot east side Nevada strect, lot 8, block 3. fotal tax and cost $10 73. No. 166. Damon Mrs. 8. C., lot west side, lot 1, block 42. Total tax and cost $148. No. 168. Excelsior Water Ditch Co., and flume in «ty. $l 06, Vommercial street, lot north side Con.meraud cout $2,538, turesin shop, musical instrument, ment held_b: “No sls, Kuuck \ o. $18. Knuckey, ing creas ee lot, Jet 6, block 89. ‘Total tax andoost $1. street, iot 2, block li, furniture, and J. Dunn, Total tax and cost $3 93, ment, .Total tax and cost @, 380, Murchie 8, T., furniture val Lomayren. ‘Total tax and cost pe 08 ag No, Murchie; Wm, Total tax aud cost $:.86. No, 422. vegan J. W., lot north sid by J. Keenan, Total tax and cost 85 00. Total tax and Bost $1 62, No, 433. Pingree I. 0., lot south sid Broad street, lot 6, block 14, lot neath, sid Spring wtreet, lot6, block 14, lov south sid a-reet, lot 1! block 18, lot south sid: street, lot 8, i CARD. THAT THE COMPANY, ‘Of Hamburg. cific Insurance Union \ E BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC Transatlantic Fire Insurance Having given the requisite ngtice to the Pa-f oe ‘otherwise known as ies, the Canes withdrawal from said uiture, tixtures-in saloon, ment, hquors, Mor Dunn, N, Webber ane: dD. street, wagon, hari horses.” wane oe No, 462. Rose. Benj., ira No 600, Oo Settle Kd. street, lot 22, block block v, tal tax ‘and vost $2 36. furuiture, musical in * . ang coot-@8 80, association, will iP to iseue iw petioles oa good risks at as LOW RATES ~ CARR BROS., wi street, lot 4, block 62, furnii instrument, ‘Total Agents for NEVADA CITY aid GRASS 0@" Get our figures before you ) ONLY IN CANS. Rovau. insure in any other Company. A tax and cost $80 48, No, 587. Wolters J. D., furnii cal ian es Total tax and vost $ ; 87. city timits, lot 1, blosk 4% by J. Dunn. ‘Total tax and cost $1 52. texes delinquent in the Histarelinquent taxes are a lien will be sold on Monday, the 2lst Day of Sep~——-tem ber, A. D.1885, the bi _— d, or in ae one is assessed, the amall > nam aD Bay on said 22d of Se ‘at the head atthe list rapes Be sale is completed. Total tax and cost lot. east side Total tax and No. 125. Davis Chos. J., lot west side railroald, lot 14, block 55. Total tax and cost $2. go. lot Deer Creek vacant, lot 2, block 53; lot south side Bowlder street, lot 2, block 638, ditch Total tax and cost No. 204° JenkineJas., lot in north limits of a lot 23, block -9. “Total tax and cost No. 802, Kalagher Pat., lot north side cial street, lots 2, 4, 5,7, block 29. Montgage held by Be v. ‘Yompking. Total tax JudgCitizens Bank, To al tax No. 832, Luts #,, lot south side Broad musical instrument, Mortgages held by Johan Kowe No, 342. Murchie, J. C. Jr., wagon, harness, horses, cow, furniture, musical instruMy; ; Ne. 852. Mullin L,, lot west side Coyote a) zeny lot 6, block 9. ‘Total tax and vos No. 878,. A. D. Macon, library, watch, , aig Total tax and cost $4.50: No. H., furniture, Gethsemane street, lot 1, block 60, turniture, c.usical instrument. Mortgage held No. 430. O’Neili Dennis, horses, wagon, Gover. street, lot 12, 18, block 6, fur ‘musical—imetru-. a hak bed. 8. K, Stover. Total tax or Vy eg No. ae Coa lot east pall Main tal tax is vements on lot east pire dat * ad iot 1, block 16. Total lot. west. side Ooyote horses, wagons. ToNo, 544, Thompson J. 8., lot-gouth side Bowlder street, lot 6, block 67, Bing watch, strument. ‘Total tax Worthington J.G., lot in south Mortgage held And notice ishereby given that unless the. Recgiiag aspen a At public auction in front of the City Hall door, ae he . _ take the of Nevada, to er who wi C) least quanti vidual ermine f lest portion of said iny the taxes and costs due, commence at 11 o'clock a. m., ber, commencing aiphaorin numerical order until said Witness m' hand this 20th ft A Die. y day of August, Broad lv below City Bal. CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. ron stat ale shor ana ared to supply. the Of our own manufacture,’ 447 We intend selling our BL EF GRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped on. the heels “Union India a Rubber Co. Crack

Proof,” and have the Pure Gum Springs on me 2 foot and instep, which prevent their ing, and makes them the most — le Soubes my er) made, TRY OUR “Golda Seal” STOUT'S PATENT PURE GUM Rubber Boots, Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and eo one wishing a very strong and durable yee SALE BY ALL DEALERS. All Kinds. Rubber Belting, rg yaad Springs, Clo a Boots, $h GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PEASE, Jr. Bo RUNYoN. ;Agents, a6-4m . San Francisco Nevada vada Comey an DENNIS DBIBOOLE, Prop’ ri tively a At the [idwest market rates, I will also keep on hand a supply of . Pee: em vp Tar . . a HAVING peg Ma Opposite ‘Theatre ae a Claas ‘A am now pre“Choice! Cigars, FRESH VEGETABLES. ALL OF THE BEST catnip cat . oi? ae ae sci . @aacon.DENNIS DRISCOLL. “i F BERG, ‘Prorietor Repairing done of all. complicated Watch ea, such he bathers Frere -striking, Repeat ers, English Patent Lever and other Ane — All kinds of Jewelry Repairing one. Large Stoek of Watches and Jewelry always on hand. Prices Low. #aPPROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTR\. ALF BERG, 923 Mit Srreet, Grass VALLEY N 2 le e ae bell od lock ld, lot. east side 20 oa “cc 5 “ , 200° 6s “ss 4“ $4.75-a-pair. Wi a modate all, =~ to the wise is gufficient. rs *"J-8, HOILBROOK, City Marshal, K. CASPER, [gy ld a ve aS es a ll hm Cor, Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, FOR 8. SALE, One _ two/o-horse’ oughbrace Wagons One single horse spring Wagon, new. T wo Horses. Apply to Israe. HoskEn, Dniited States Brewery, on Main ——d thor-}' malaves Baldy. Boma VARIEGY a K cinity erty sot 8 Nevada ii and vi“. nevada City, ded vi ven ply & Asie ot " OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOC NERVE CONQUEROR, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, BEEF, VEAL, I’ TUEEPLACE TO BUY REVER FAILS. ' . .) CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, X ‘ cena MUTTON, PORK, Fine Confectionery — ‘Phe only known specific tor Epileptic Fits. ert CORNED BEEF, ‘ Alan ne Syaeees ond i a ana} HAMS, BACON AND LARD SAUSAGE, ETO. Fruits and Vegetables, " Mountain and Yalley Pais toe moaye bette & Cherries Me PARIRY;* < United. States I have just capaci direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES and TWEEDS, at Low. Cost, which will enable me'tomakethem up into fine’ fitting Suits cosrespondingly low. Attorney and Counselor at Law. ‘TILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND Courts. Office —Up stairs — Block (oppoStreet, Nevada City. _ ag4-1m . site “Transcript” office. Aberdeen Heard From. THEY ARE SPLENDID ° GOODS, It is claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish ’. Heather produces’ aclass of wool ‘which for fineneSs} } of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world. , That the mineral properties of the water there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the: cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture, I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 ‘Broad Street, evada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. CO. 4a. --arrett. bg FO chases: in — gs PRIcHE List: Men’s Summer Goats at 40¢ each. United Workingmen’s fornish Cider Boot all sizes, the-best quality, at oe BerYou can fe at_my Store FOR ‘CASH OR CREDIT. Country, Dealers, take notice of my Pri for goods at the same prices, y Pricé List. 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a pafr, worth $1.00, be _50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. Buckskin Gloves, $1.00. pair. 100 pairs Men’s Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. second °“ “S200 20,000 Men’s Paper Collars, 121%, cents each box. No, 548, ‘Temb . . : cl ietrumen “Total x perpen) ga Men’ s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25. 0. w M cas corner Pine aud Oommeci Streate,it 20 doz. Set a i ‘Overalls, the very bet; 65¢ a pair > etme eel. 1o . second Grade! x tf oc i biel & sek ase dds Becceanane to *** Third coe 66 ss 5 . seit ture, musical in200.4 Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. ; 100 pair Men's Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c apair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25¢ a pair.” Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimer said-de-+ Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6.— Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00; we 66 “s as $4. 00. and save cost of coming yourself. SS] ==CASPER. Hise Public Sale for the Benefit of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, . FURNISHING GOODS, &c., . CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. efSuits at $i2; Men's Fine Sask +. can. accomYou can send pik Mage ASA teen NEVADA & PLA oA NEO ts Heya tat 1 FIRST DAY. these $600 ; ; ond 7; x $75. Joba, afin n,, fy. -, selegra mont, wy Je whi leo ; Andrew tn 8.8; ven nce, by Venture, dam Belle; . J. Cozart,'b. 8.; Blacksmith ;:b Belle § near, “by Black Ralph, } dam by wont No. 3; peat. Purse second f190;. thi 4 ~i Purge $100 unknown, SECOND pay. trancé} $25 forfeit; $500 added; second. horse $200; . third $100. One mile and repeat. Kell folk, dam Glendew ; G. LE. Delaney, ch. g., Ned Cook; b Flood, dam Planetia; Garland Mine Stake. ded ; second horse $100 Dash of a half mile,” ior eae Cusuibertial Kent Chas, boibak 13, lbbiense Stephe ne, ‘damn Tw agit. er . fe) > side Nevada street, block 2, lot 8, lot north If y Ou W ant to make money: on Pon eabunter, .s., Monte Cristo, by ade nape rere te +. @, lone 13, lob Fear Kin Alphonso, dam, by Gallant; Garland & Goldsmith; ‘Hockhocking, — folk, dam Jessie No. 8. Mine Stake. Free for ‘all. entrance ; $10 forfeit ;. $300 added ; of one and a half ‘miles. tle, dam PP = Blonde (0. G. Lenster, dam ay Harry Stover, br. olds. Free erat vale ears) No. 4. WALKING Marcu—For . m stallions mr ae in the District. res wae 5; ineeont pi Josep a. , p Fem te Le tl J. W. Critithe, g.s., Tom, by Scottish . Chief, dam unkpown ; John Dennin, 8. 8. apgncantes, byElmo, dam . y WEDNESDAY.... Se ptember 2d No. 5. Cricket match at 9:30 o’clock A. M. for clubs in District; purse $75; between Capitals of Nevada, City and Unions of Grass Valley. No. 6. Ruwva—National Hotel Stake. Free for all. $50 en and Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by NorRichardson; b. £5 Billy the Kid; by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; Joe Dyson, b. h;, Glides Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; Thomas Goldsmith, b. 8., Beaconsfield, by’ Hockhocking, dim Aileen AlianNo. 7. " Ruweata-—-Nevada City For two-year-olds. $25 éntranice$’$10 forfeit; enerens addam Teva Coombe; W. Li. Apple DY; 8. Ca, ———> by N or Ruxxine— W. oming $25 second horse $100 ; third $50. Dash be Lr L. Riehardson, b. bs oy? “the Mi by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; A. A. Pinney;:s. 8. Nickofthe Woods, Gainclt. ty ; orm counrims. iat a “Ed scrabble, i i oa, sg 8., Din or Ao Aegean ape + . Senow Be ben, am. by "Genera hontas, ah Washington, dam b Glencee;, George » dan we. ed Ivey: by: — FernCham on Knox, big ssobaciek; B. McDonald, b. m., District; catch waite $10 ra by Brigeter ors By ‘te 5 peng eae 20 ve rse Geo, Baylis, Silat pariek tT eeiah 10 tac land, dam wnkinien Lee Shaner, cent; 5 5 per sdbae sth 30 per g2, cm Fe Htc woatloy dam nilfe, ine: org e Flee nekpown: Joh n b. £4 tor, by Eines ao Wey $e Wormwood, os Aa un D.B , Hoi. dane by Le Ue known;” E. “Mond bsm., “4 —-¥. by Leinster, Sa nage Rest! 8. g. Cs FOURTH DAY. oy ~with'two’entries. "82° No. 1 tig — Walrath b. c., Apex, ee Knight dam by Stake. Vives for all. $50 entrance ; Flaxtail ; DLE ight, b. s., Mil $25. forfeit; . $600 .ad secon Boy, by Brigddier, dam Katy by . horse $200; third $100. ‘Two miles Rondo,. and repeat Kelly & Lynch, ch. coda ad ora a _ dam lendow: mre A tag ‘an’ +; Lodi}@u'D: " Boydens ‘ b. 8.) Snuff oo § D ber higged dam. b on oe y.: Ie got sins blk.-c., oo bagey Madey, dam by Lady Clare. No. 16.. Ruynuve — Narrow ‘Gauge Railroad: Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $250 added; second horse $100; third $50. "Three quarters .of a mile and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. g., Tom Atchison, me Joe Hooker, dam Bay Kate; Harry Stover, ch. g.,' Quebec, ‘by Nor-. folk, dam Jenny Hill; 8. C. Tryon, hi. ‘Jim Long, by Florence Anderson; Wm. M. Ayres, g.@., Ichi’ Ban, by Joo Hooker, dam Queen. No,.17.. Runnrye—South Yuba Stake. ~ Fee for ‘all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit ;. $200added; second horse $75; third $50. One and one’ éiglith ‘miles. ‘Kelly & Stevens, gm Bost te Cer:d. Richardson, b y the Kid, by Leinster, ee ty ay Simpson; nah; Henry C. Judson, blk. c.,1A,:A. Pinney sr@s38y Nick. of the John’ A., by Monday, dam Lady Woods, by Leinster, dam Little Clare. Sophie ; ;, Thomas, Hazlett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.3D: Sg op ch, g., ee Chamberlain, Rifleman, . byNorfolk; molars decbel cout, 1 bis) Beaconfield, by Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannab ; me pA yg. Bi, Ichi» Ban, b: i re ene dam Queen; Wim. leby, b.°h.; —; by Tbcithiockng, dam Maid of the Mist. 0. 18. Pacine—Free for all. Purse $800 ; first horse’ $450; second Pe sbird$ $100. 1.0, Gilount, by Niagot dam. by Patchen i ine. Pristce,: by int Onier afin’, ‘Belmont; PFitzgerald, br. 8.5. 7 ziNarney, by Black ) @am by Eclipse; M. Fay, .g: ., Shaker, pedigree De Brn Fred tye by weer — aan "by Jno.‘ Nelso “"FINTH DAY. Langford, dam by L Stee, Joe’ DySaruRDAY » _xSeptember 5th son, b.’h., (Glides lark; 'by Ballot BTA = dam by ea te Shoedrape hack parade and award maker, ‘ch. 'g., Joe © amberlain, by Rifleman, dam by Norfolk ;GarPn nA a oe ng mma land & Goldsmith, b. 8., BeaconsN 0. J les Union Ho field, by Hockhocking, dam by }igi gians oy homes Bo nadAn Allee oo by oak a Aprleny ; me district, , OS, enigance AK ; 7" . forfeit; $150 added ne ha Maid of the Mist. S wile bad repeat. ahomes Hse Haz; 1 o’cloek, P. m. No. 10. year-olds: = Purse Abe Cie Joseph Perrin, 8.8., hawk Queen ; GF. Taylor, s. c. W. G. Richards,s. ¢., Sir Richard, by Doncaster, dam Sigo poren. dk. b. h. Chevtey B., ; na Killrush, dam by Belmont. THIRD DAY.’ TyiurspAy. . *. Grand Stock Parade atl0 a. mM. Blamey, Calkins. ' Mile square‘heel and. toe: walle . ing race—Purse’ "337 BO. Joh Black, Will P;Calkins. For District Horses. Purse $400 $50. Bell, chan; F. Taylor, b Prompter, dam P. Avery, 8. g., 4 . * apn nustoms, Beereiary, P. O. Address, Gites V2 “OrtoD. E No. 9, Boys’ ToenaianehAl Trorrine—For twoine the; District. rat Horse $180 : ‘econd ater by Sterling, dam by FlaxGriffith, b. ¢., Mischief »by [py Challenge, dam by St. Lawrence; urney ;C. * No 1h. Mile rw Parse $37 80. WR. “Trevitbick, AL ‘Geo. W.Weeks,. Geol, e diel es Liter oe Nu ‘No. 12—Trorrinag—2:50 ‘class. . wood: first house $250 second $100 5 fa p lg Blue . first tat fill. "dam. ree Ret a iy tow ch. g-, Quebec, by No dam Jenny. ay Gi. ~~ “3 gre! oe Aen, by Frank, dam by Blackat Shoem Fer gos cha: . berlain, ~ Tact, dom SSNo. first h Ears tc Pk HodM en’s t Gain by Dave Cy Jr.; a , Oz yrne ‘i Biren RESTS nian ; Spaulding, eh/m.; Mary K w+ John Spergen, 6. ™m ird $75. Ese apy ioe )Septéttibéer 344 by Tilton Almont, gen Wy se ”. peor Patterson, g8+ arris, by Jim: Slick, dam by 7 eLM Hone Morgan ; gt Jes Patches dam by 9 Belinea D E, Knight, 8 Brigadier, et Wi No. 22. T ‘ree for all (ae Julian barred): Purse $1200; $600; ‘second $300 third #180; fourth faeth’ $120. Did not EC . MALRATH, preside "Nevada City! E. MORGAN leita Recretary, Nevada City, Cal. Lynch, b:f., Boag by Thad. L. . Trotena—2:40 class, Shanan, dam — Blu wet OD et et OO ~~ . 6 4 PPP ae