August 29, 1888 (4 pages)

ri ‘ . ——re Pn ate = —T—— =e aang PY Se Che Daily Transcript. ee WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1888. HERE AND THERE. — ° A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The call for the Democratic primaries and county convention will be found in another. column. Work on the new bridge at Fiene’s ‘Crossing has begun. It will be completed next week: A number of ladies graced the gallery at the Republican couvention yesterday afternoon. J.T. Rodda estimates Grass Valley’s crop of Bartletts at from 6000 to 8000 boxes, netting to the producers from $5,000 to $6,000. : Grass Valley has subscribed about $300 to the District Fair fund. Nevada City has given only about $100 more. The examination of Phil Martin for the shooting of Fred Wheeler, hae been postponed until next Monday at F o'clock. The work of placing the new cams and shafts in the mill at the Rocky Glen mine will probably be completed by Sunday next: : Saturday last a promising ledge of good size was uncovered iu the crosscut from the 1700-foot level of the Empire mine at Grass Valley. The saloons about town are made attractive these nights by music of various kinds ranging from the tinkling tones of the ancient piano to the squeak and squawk of the mismanged fiddle. : The Sierra City Tribune says: Green & Cole have reduced the fare between this place to Nevada City during the fair. ‘From the 27th of August to the 10:h of September the round trip tickets will be only $12 00. A villainous political circular was distributed at this city yesterday morning. They were thrown from the balcony of the National Hotel by a boy who was hired by a man from a neighboring town to do the dirty work. ‘Constable Dillon has positive proof ds to the identity of the man who hired the boy. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Younes, Mrs. Joebert, of Camptonville, went below on yesterday morning’s train. J. H. Rogers, a well-known citizen of Oakland, arrived here yesterday. Superintendent Tregidgo and wife, of Ormonde, are spending Fair week at the foothill metropolis. Thomas Garbett, who registers from England, went to North Bloomfield IN LINE, The Republican Hosts of Nevada County Organized. A SOLID FRONT 10 THE ENEMY. Proceedings of Yesterday’s Convention—A Strong Ticket. This seems to be an unusually good year in Nevada county for fruit of all kinds, and until yesterday there was a fullcrop of aspifats for Republican nomination. But yesterday the people’s voice was heard in the land, and the great bulk of said aspirants were relegated tothe rank and file, while the chosen few were advanced to the proud position of being eligible to assessment by the County Central Committee and to where they will for. the next two months bethe helpless victims of every campaign bummer who is pleased to strike them for a ‘‘piece.”’ The ticket put up yesterday is a strongone. There are some aches and pains of disappointment as a result of the contest which was at times very stubborn, but themen who did such gallant battle are good Republicans and they have. no soreness of head that will cause them todo spiteful or foolish‘ things. ‘ At 11:25 o’clock the convention was called toorder by A. R. Lord, Secretary of the County Central Committee. The lower-portion. of the Theatre was well filled with delegates, candidates and other citizens. Mr. said : ‘You remember that four years ago when we met here Democratic howls of fraud and corruption were going up. We’ve had nearly four years of Democratic reform. We’ve had enough. Don’t you think so?’’ [Cries of yes.] Mr. Lord referred to the numerousness of candidates in the Republican party, and declared ita hopeful sign: He predicted a Republican victory next Fall. The hope was expressed that there would be no soreheads as a result of the Convention. For temporary chairman, W. F. Englebright nominated J. L. Lewison of Truckee. Mr. Lewison asked to be excused on account of poor health. He nominated Jo':n Glasson of Grass Valley. A.D. Mason nominated C. F. McGlashan of Truckee, who de clined in favor of Mr. Glasson. The latter gentleman was unanimously elected. In taking the chair he made afew happy and patriotic remarks. He predicted a great Republican victor this Fall. For temporary secretary, Chas. McElvy nominated L. 8. Calkins, but he not being a delegate declined. A. R. Lord nominated Chas. L. Miler of Lord Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwood, Andy Stokes (E. W. Roberts proxy). Buena Vista—Peter King. Allison Ranch-—J. D. Benoit. Forest Springs—T. J. Lyon. Cottage Hill—M. J. Higgins. Boston Ravine—Ben Dunstan, Geo. Chenhalls. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—C. O. Taylor, L. A. Trucks. Pleasant Ridge—No delegate. Spenceville—Samuel Davey. Mooney Flat—A. M. Rowers. Indian Springs—Isaac Fleming, C. D. Gassaway. Anthony House—M. Kane. : LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Hant’s Hill—J. E. Leopold. You Bet—T. F. Goding, R. E. Lin‘der. Little York—James Ragon. Lowell-Hill—not represented. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Bloomfield—T. Wetzel, F. H. Bell, D.R. McKillican, John Manson. Columbia Hill—A. S. Bigelow. A: L. Woodruff. Relief Hil—R. P. Rossen. Lake City—Not represented. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Gianiteville—M. T. Lawrence, Thos. Waller. Moore’s Flat—Jas. Reid. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington —J. ‘S. Donahue, 8. Harroun (Wm. Williamson proxy.) Yuba—Géo, A. Hire, M. A. Baugh (A. E. Baugh proxy.) Ormonde—C. McElvy. Omega—W. C. Monroe. Bear Valley—Jas. Rose. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. French Corral—C. L. Miller. Birchville—R. A. Thomas. Swectland—J. W. Woods. San Juan—F. W. Bank, Johu Stotlar, M. Hogan. Cherokee—John Quick. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, ‘fruckee—Herman Meyer, Wm. Irwin, J. L. Lewison, C. F. McGlashan, C. H. Barton, J. Lambercht (J. L. Lewison proxy.) Boca—Not represented. C.F. McGlashan, as chairman of the conmmittee on PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS Read the following report which was unanimously adopted with enthusiasm: The committee on Platform and Resolutions submitted the following report : Whereas, A contest is about to ensue to determine which of the two great parties is to control the government of Yay nation for the next four years ; an g Whereas, Believing with the great orator of the Revolution that ‘‘there is no way of. judging the future but by thé past,” we contidently appeal to the record of the Republican party French Corral, who declined. G. A. Watson nominated Geo, L. Hughes who was elected despite his declinaand court comparison with that of its »pponent, the Democratic party. We boldly ask what there has been in the history of that party for the last fifty . cries of ‘‘order,”’ ‘‘give us a rest,’’ etc. the ballot of thé delegation with the Secretary. On motion’ of J. L. Lewison it was ordered that each delegate be assessed $land each candidate $5. One dollar a head was paid for 102 delegates. At 2:15 nominations for Senator were declared in order. Sp FOR SENATOR. George L. Hughes nominated E. M. Preston of Nevada City. James Snell nominated Rev. J. Sims of Nevada City. -Seconded by T. J. Lyons. President Glasson called Dr. Charles to the chair and seconded Mr. Preston’s nomination. T. J. Lyons attempted to speak without addressing the chair, but was sent to his seat before he had done by W. T. Morgan of Nevada City, Chas. McElvy of Ormondeand H. Spalding of-Grass Valley were appointed .as tellers. . ’ The vote resulted as follows: Preston: < 460. ceaciscst Bisecivecey 64 Siis oi or icy ay a eeee ds 6023 38 Mr. Preston was declared the nominee. FOR SHERIFF. E. Coleman named George Lord, the present incumbent of the office. A. D. Mason named E, O. Tompkins of Nevada City. L. Emmons nominated J. W. Robinson of Nevada City. The vote resulted in Mr. Lord’s election on the first ballot by the following vote: = _ FOR COUNTY CLERK. Ord 52.5605 8 eR ee 79 Tonipineics esas oe Gs eel RObNINOD Ss; ccc. ioe sc ae ce . 6f Mr. Thomas was nominated by acclamation. FOR SURVEYOR. C. E. Uren, of Grass Valley, the present incumbent, was non.inated by acclamation. FOR CORONER. E. E. Appleton nominated Mr. Powell of Grass Valley. lhe convention made him: its choice by acclamation. At 6:30 o’clock the convention adjourned sine die, the matter of selecting a courity central committee being postponed. The Assembly District conventions were called to meet at 7:30 P. M. Fourtoenth Assembly District. W. F. Englebright presided at the méeting of the 15th Assembly District held in the Theater. George L. Hughes acted as Secretary. For Assemblyman, A. R. Lord named Rev. J. Sims who was nominated by acclamation. Fifteenth Assembly District. The convention met at the Theater. John Glasson was-elected chairman and A. J. Stokes secretary. For assemblyman, John I. Sykes of Grass Valley was nominated by acclamation. Superior Display at the Pavillon—The THE DISTRICT FAIR. Races Yesterday. — The city; is —alive—-withstrangers. Hotels, restaurants and saloona are doing a rushing business. Scores of games of chance are being openly and industriously operated. New that the Republicans have made their county nominations, everybody but the nominees—who can hope for no rest between now and election day—can settle down to the equare and uninterrupted enjoyment of the Fair and its concomitants. The space at the Pavilion is about all engaged, and it was mostly filled up by last evening with the myriad of articles that go to make such an exhibitien attractive to people of all classes and conditions, The exhibit this year speaks very loudly of the progress of the county when we come to compare it with the display of former years. Somany and such fine fruits were never before got together in this part of the State. The same can be suid of the cereals and vegetables shown; also of the Supervisors. Richard Noell was nominated as Supervisor of Grass Valley township. Nevada township—J. M. Buflington, Jr. MAJ.-GEN. SCHOFIELD. J. L. Lewison nominated §. A. Bulfinch of Truckee. Seconded by T. J. Lyons. t On motion of A. D. Mason, Mr. Bulfinch was nominated by acclamation. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. W. F. Englebright nominated C, E. Mulloy of Nevada City. Geo. M. Hughes placed before the convention the uame of M. I. Marsh of Nevada City. Frank Bell nominated Paul Quick of Cherokee. Geo. A. Hare nominated B. J, Watson of Nevada City. J.1¥. Holland nominated Geo. E. Robinson of Nevada City. The first ballot resulted as follows : MONO Sc 5sah ces cern eceoine ses 11 Mahe ee Hera 14 RENE Gx teks ta enim Gare ba ees 26 WY WIG 5s pe ks ee eeae 42 BODO ee Bee ak 7. o Second ballot: Mulloy. . eV ROG Pe eRe her 2G 10 Marsh occ ibe eet —% COTE ES SEG ee ORS SE RUMEN Se 28 WV GRIME SO Ura al ey aS 54 Robinson Mr. Watson was declared the nom1 Atlantic, dividi Amending the Law to Suit the Necessities of His Dual Command. The telegraphic columns of the daily papers have already announced the assignment of Major-General Sehofield to the command of the army. He will remain, however, for the present in the command of the Division of the his time between Washington énd Governcrs Island, N. inee. On motion of Mr. Robinson seconded by Mr.Mulloy, the nomination the return of cool weather. Y., and probably spending the greater portion of it at the latter place until There has dairy products andthe wines. As for the mineral display, itis very good,, but will be much more comprehensive by the time it is all in place. There is the usual plethora of fancy work from the nimble fingers of fair ladies. The art gallery gives signs of being up tothe usual standard. The mercantile displays’ are not numerous, but those seen are unusually good. There is an attractiveness about the arrangement of the Pavilion that speaks well for the Superintesdent and Directors in charge. The Park. There is going to be atGlenbrook Park this year an unexceptionally fine showing of blooded stock, which branch of industry the foothill farmers are yearly taking interest in. As for the races, the number and quality of speedy horses that are in the stables give promise of a rare treat in this line. The events announced for today are as follows: Boys’ tournament at 11 a. M. for yarious prizes. No.4. Running—Open to all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added, Second horse $75; third $50. One mile and repeat. G. W. Trathern’s bg Dave Douglass, by Leinster; dam Lily Simpson. by Baywater; dum Herclaide. Wildidle; dam by Sour Grapes. Thad Stevens; dam lady Amanda. . Stevens ; dam Gypsy. No. 5. L. H. Blasingame’s s b s Hermes, W. L. Davis’ b 8 Jack Brady, by Patrick Riley's b g Sir Thad, by Wm. Boots’ b g Index, by Thad Running—Open toall. For two-year-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forAswe have just received our fall stock for our three stores in Nevada City and Grass Valley, w@invite all parties from the mountains to call around and examine our goods and prices: Parties coming to Grass Valley to paid free of charge. Goods shown with pleasure whether you wish to purchase or not. We sell goods wholesale and retail, have but one price and everybody treated alike. Don’t be mistaken in the place. Always ask for the San Francisco Opposition Store. L. Hyman & Co., San Francisce Opposition Stores, Nevada City and Grass Valley. aug29-3t © Tue vest medical authorities acknowledge the value of Ayer’s Pills, and prescribe them with the«utmost confidence, as the most effectual remedy for diseases caused by derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. Hay Fever, I have been a great sufferer from the hay fever for 15 years. I read of the many wondrous: cures of Ely’s Cream Balm and thought I would try it. In fifteen minutes after one appliLeation I was wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago I commenced using it and now . feel erftirely cured. It is the greatest medical disvovery ever known ‘or heard of — Duhamel Clark, Lynn, Mass, Cure for Sick Headache,, —_— Ii you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on the face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Carr Bros., the Druggiste, for Dr. Guon’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose, Samples free, Full box 25 cente, my2l-ly dip aaigsaletae oie Go ro the Chicago Resturant or a confortable bed and a good meal. Meals.till midnight. aug22-Lm Arrivals at the City Hotel. GO, CO, Conan, Proprietor. August 27, 1888. © D Gassaway, Penn Valley, J Sabin, Marysville, W H Stevens, Grass Valley, J Sayer, Penn Valley, Kd F Baker, Town Talk, RC Connolly, Cisco, H Cullen, do D Dougherty, Smartaville, JC Hussey, You Bet, J Ream, Sacramento, Wm Holbrook, city, W Sloan, do D Edwarda, do R C Scott, do GD Buckley, do W Huffman, do vT B Gre do G McE) hiney, Smarteville, © Banndoof, Grass Valley, C8 Curtis, Pentz, Butte Co, T W Meintyre, city, M E Oliver, do Miss 8 Mooney, Holby Flat, P Donahue, do 8 A Wear, Grasa Valley, JID Fleming, clty, a JH Wilson, do M C Hogan, San Juan, deal with us will have their *bus fare the Chicago Times, was interviewed in Denver and expressed the opinion that Harrtson and Morton would be elected. Pears’ is the purest and best Seap ever made. 3 S canheenntniinnihitemeniaemmniaananmaaminionan Advice to Mothers. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button.’”’ It is very pleasanttotaste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes, Twenty-five cents a bottle. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria. When sheshad Children, She gave them Castoria. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mis POWDER NEVER VARIES ,~A Marvel of purity, areas and More joal than th_ ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor welgst gia or phosphate powders, yay ek HR Ge . ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York, M.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents San Francisco. Harrison and Morton. “We believe in American labor, American Industries, and Americah capital againat the whole world,” J. J. West, the leading proprietor of © Y ‘nati : » i i 150 added. Second horse $50; ; yesterday. y : . . ‘ years to justify the hope that its pre3 made unani ‘ been talk, and a good deal of it, about feit, § aM : j Mrs. J. 8. McBride, Miss Sallie Mea a payee eet an dominance will result in benefit to the iasascca ts the General’s possible promotion to third $25. Five-eights ofa mile. HON. A. P. VAN DUZER / Bride and Mrs. Ss» Thomas, -of North Lord no:ninated A. i Baugh of Maycommonwealth. On the other hand, FOR DISTRICT ATTORESY. the rank of Lieutenant-General, but it} Jolin Reavy & Co.’s.bf Bessie Shan. Will open the campaign at Ag San Juan, went to San Francisco yeshe whe nbseag wn i the eee tn asey a. ae Dr. Charles nominated Capt. L. B. is thought doubtful that a bill to that] non, by Shannon; dam Betty Bishop. NEVADA CITY, terday. TORO Ee, SOMONE Were Re alge the party whose eer pd Little of Nevada City. Col. Donahue . effect will be proposed at the present} W. M. Murray's b ¢ Almont, by pointed as a committee of credentials: Nevada, G. E. Robinson; Grass Valley, William George; Washington, Charles McElvy; Bridgeport, C. L. Miller; Meadow Lake, Chas. Barton; Little York, Frank Goding; Eureka, Thos. Waller; Rough and Ready, Chas Gassaway; Bloomfield, F. H. Bell. seconded the nomination. James Snell nominated W. P. Sowden of Nevada City. W. F. Englebright nominated F. T. Nilon of Nevada City. Geo. L. Hughes nominated P. F. Simonds of Nevada City. Dr. Jamieson nominated Jai. R. Marysville Democrat of Saturday: ‘Miss Ju ia Patterson of Grass Valley, who has beer visiting Mrs. O’Connor jn Sutter county, left this morning for Oaklan¢ to visit her brother.” A 10-year-old daughter of Mr. Eastman of North San Juan is at the point of death. Typhoid fever. Three saved the nation; the party whose wisdom brought the country out of the chaos and depression which followed the war, the party whose ability devised means to liquitate the debt caused by the war and whose honesty met every obligation while it was in power and left as a legacy within the national vaults almost funds enough to pay the balanve due; the party Congress. But in view of his dual command it has been found necessary to ammend the law in order to enable him as a Major-General to discharge a number of duties which have been performed by General Sheridan, and which by law are expressly limited to the grade of Lieuteuant-General of Three Cheers; dam Question. G. W. Trathern’s b g G. N. by Kyre Daly ; dam by Thad Stevens, No, 6. Trotting—2.50 class. to all. Purse $400. Did not fill. No. 6. Substitute — Trotting. named horses. Purse $250. A. Morgan’s sg Fred, by Nelson; On Saturday Evening, Sept. . , And address the prorle on the issues of Protection against Free Trade. Open The County Committee will please make the ry arrang ta for the meeting. By order ofthe Republican State Centra Committee. , ‘ W. H DIMOND, Chairman. For physicians gave up all hopes of her recovery Sunday. Union: Geo. W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine, who has bee absent for four weeks—te—the southern part of Mexico, returned on Sunday. James H. Doolittle, Emil Dinzler, Herbert Vanderhoof, Grant Marden, C. A. De Coe, C. M. Miller, Al Eaton, Wm. Laverne and J. Riggs arrived here yesterday from Woodland. These gentlemen constitute a portion of the Band that furnishes music for the The following were appointed a committee on order of business and permanent organization : Nevada, W. F. Englebright; Washington, Geo. A. Hare; Grass Valley, E. Coleman; Bloomfield, D. R. MeKillican; Bridgeport, M. Hogan; Rough and Ready, Chas. Taylor; Little York, J. E. Leopold; Meadow Lake, J. L. Lewison; Eureka, M. T. Lawrence. The following committee on Platform and Resolutions was appointed : Nevada, B. J. Watson; Grass Valley, whose mercy asked of its conquered enemies nothing but kindness and future loyalty for the misery and desolation those enemies had brought upon themselves; the party which hroke from 4,000,000 slaves the fetters that bound them; the purty that bas raised more monuments to justice, to mercy, to progress and to valor than any other organization since the commencement of time; tue party which has ever had as one of its cardinal piinciples. protection to American labor and protection to American citizens wherever found; the party which has been the especial champion of free schools to the end that the childrea of the poor can Kave equal advantages Smith of Grass Valley. Seconda! by Wm. George. E. W. Roberts objected to Mr. George claiming that the Grass Valley delegation waa solid for Mr. Snaith,awd had pledged it to him: Mr. George explained that the Grass Valley delegation had been united upon but one candidate. He said that they ‘‘came flying in every direction,’’ and would have much more from the convention had they worked together. The first ballot resulted thus: Generals. that General Schofiel: as one of the Board of Com of the Soldiers’ Home unless given special authority from Congress. Accordingly the Senate Military Committee has agreed to report a bill conferring these powers in general terms on the commander of the army, whoever he may be. In his orders assuming command, General Schofield has pamed the following officers to compose his personal staff as Mujor-General: First Lieutenants, J. Estcourt It was found for one thing d not serve issioners dam unknown, Doncaster; dam by McCracken, Revalution : dam hy McCracken. A. D. West's Nellie 8. err How They Do It, Two Chinamen—one an old-timer Cc. kh. Cl:r_e’s b m Maggie O, by George F, Jacob’s bf Sidney J. by and the other a new-comer, were met on the street yesterday. -The old fellow was asked where the young one came from and how he got here. He said that at Hong Kong the lad had blood you cannot énjoy good heulih, At this season nearly every one needs your confidence. strengthens and builds up the systent, create it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. The importance of purifying the blood cannot be overestimated, for without pure good niedicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy It is peculiar in that it an appetite, and tones the digestion, while Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, DEMOCRATIC County Convention. T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Central Committee for Nevada County, eld at Nevada City; on Auguat th, 1t was yoted to hold a Convention for the nomination of County Officers, at Nevada City, on s. Saturday, September 16th, 1888, At the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M., and that the primary meetings for the election of delegates to said Convention be held in the several precincts of the County on Saturday, September 8th, 1888, 100 Doses One Dollar uote ge , : Mates A a ees oR a 96} Sawyer, Fifth Artillery; Tusker H, ata BS cia Peta CeO aOR: SMR IY the} {% and9 o’e . M. races and Pavilion this week. Mrs. E, W. Jamieson; Eweka, Jas. Reid; with the children of the rich; the] Qouden. = Bliss First “Leilleey, und John: Pitch: bought a certificate from a country pea hesd Bast R begt ib BR pon a De Coe ani Mrs. Tisdale accompany, ‘ gee: party that believes in freedom ty man, . y; Reo tei Reet SARTO AER ES ’ ’ “N= ‘man who had been here once but dd L. P. FISHER may designate; and said committees were m Washington, Jas. Rose; Little York,. \oman and child—that believes in a oe CEC LY Mas Cate bee R DiS Aye sere 29 er, First Cavalry, the first named re-. .o¢ intend to return. The certificatet empowered to appoint such officers as them, — Jas. Ragon; Rough and Ready, A. free ballot and a free count everyo_o She ee ae ee ee Pe maining for the present at Governors 4 ipti li * lt iG Rewepagyy Advertinieg Agqener: Sinetions ois seen il abcess OO ; Pow r; Meadow Lake, ©. ¥. Me-. where. Therefore, bales ee ees eres Me ont WWE SC * 7 escription appiler an ae Q 16 i 0 2 The t ai f tati i 1ac t Meadow Lake District. sbeplely Brideeport E J. Stotlar Resolved, That ‘we heartily endorse Second ballot: is Island, the second taking up his per buyer’s appearance as it did to the ta ha bones HANAET, Gouvention shall be one delnaaie. for avery mee 5 i td Se ‘Ithe plutiorms adopted by both the. Little....00.0000.000-35 . manent station at Washington, and . setters and the buyer simply approBAN FRANCISCO. Wren 1s Vestas Wms tec Conarean, ba -eessful riment of . Bloomfield, J. Manson he p r 2 ae ee ove y’ ply app! «. election for Marion Biggs for Congress, and The recent suceessiu expe ' 00 ppg ee State and National Republican con-. Sowden.....--.++--+++ 7. the last named remaining probably priated the name mentioned in it. one for every fraction thereot. sting bullion from Meadow Lake. At 11:45 W. F. Englebright moved . ventions. Nilon 40. with the General to accompany him ; ee ; The test of qualification for voters shall ion has caused prospectors to. that the convention adjourn till-1:30. Resolved, That we will unanimousMite. coo se ok eh ae 20 h h ie k: Re id: Chingnien sare sae 4 © Sem: ' Presiden mvt paces “ai ie st from the Califorly support the nominees of this con-. Smith...). es Wee apo ate Agee pe me'©. mon trick with his people. N .adtteiea tor ott enipe) reg tay Ee Ae ai Adis OF ROTEHLEITATIOY: flock to that district Tron ; AFTERNOON SESSION. vention, the nominees of the State} Third ballot: between the two posts, 48 occasion oes dn the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, . weyada Precinct No. 1, 208 votes—7 del nia side. The sleepy railroad station ing of the af _. convention, and the national standard i and necessities of the service may reThe First Gun. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpa. patos, . Be otes—7 delees “nas Cisco, . At the opening of the afternoon ses-. ) tc ohimpl gene TAMIR Sr esl ay per atantaeess me P. aR sonia riso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Aus: . "NC aaa precinct No. 2, 196 on the Central Pacific known a8 (1800, . Geo, E. Robinson as chairman of . ! arers, the champions of American . coy gan 2. quire. tralian Colonies, ‘the Eastern States and . caton recinct No. 2, votes—6 deleis the nearest point of approach to the . Hon Geo, Bh. : industry, Benjamin Harrison and Nig 62 +90 Hon. A. P. Van Duzer, an able Re. Europe. 6 Wilfow Valley Precinct, (new)—1 deledistrict by rai) and is twelve miles. *he Lov. F. Merton. ee 15 enn publican orator, will address the peo-. Filer ol neatly every ae Lert conubutly. . Beiby Flat Precinct, (new)—1 delegate 9 if eae 1 Ewe dee cee CRA ES Joas' PAnCt, 2% I * from the Lake. The proprietor of a COMMITTEE ON CREDENTALS Decoy aria clerk of the com-. Smith.... Ri Seema 0 ple at the Theater on Saturday eveon hand, and all edvertisers are al: Indian Flat Precinct, (new)—1 deter ‘ate. ; igs ‘ ‘ Mr. Nilon was declared the nomilittle grocery joint, who has been loTidings :—Crazy with liquor, Wilning next. Reported the following as entitled to liam Thomas engaged in two or three seats in the convention. Towed free access to them during Gold Flat Precinct, inew)—1 del business hours. legate, Blue Tent Precinct, 17 votes—1 aplacnie, East Grass Valley Precinct—-261 votes—8 cated at Cisco since 1865, is doing a nee of the convention. PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND ORDER Ic was made & i ishi i fights in Boston Ravine Saturday Piles! Piles! Piles! delegates. 2 ishi iness furnishing prosunanimous, . ° West Grass Valley Precinct, 248 votes—7 hoaning li NEVADA TOWNSHIP, er FOR RECORDER. night. Wor:ted in the encounters, he —_ Tux Nevada DaiLy Tuayscairt may be . delegates pectors with supplies. Read the following report which was 3 Nevada City —Geo. L: Hughes, Frederick W. West, E. W. Charles, C. A. Pare,John Evans,Geo. E. Robinseen on file atthe office of L P Fisher. Hill's Flat Precinct, (new)—8 delegates. Boston Ravine Precinct, (new)--3 deleates. Allison Ranch Precinct, 82 votes—2 deleconcealed a stone in his hand and} Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment rushing up to Thomas Cracklin, the. is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleedold-time mining man and who had. ing or Itching Piles ever discovered. not been engaged in the rows, instant. It never fails to cure old chronic cases ly dealt him a furious blow under one . long standing. of the eyes. In consequence CrackJudge Coon , Marysville, says; lin’s zegomatic arch, forming the up“Dr, William’s Indian Pile Ointment E. W. Roberts nominated Andrew M, Stokes of Grass Valley. Win. Irwin nominated Capt. J. A. Rapp of Nevada City. Seconded by A. D. Mason. C. A. Pare nominated Capt. Geo. A. NiheHl, of Nevada City, seconded by adop‘ed : The eae “0 ager gr ite that the 5 temporary officers of the convention son, L. Emmons,G. A. Watson,Henry ss Mad the permament officers Lane, W. F. Englebright, A. R. Lord, . with the following as Vice Presidents : E. A. Davis, B. J. Watson, C. E. MulDr. E. W. Jamieson, ; Dr. E. W. Charles, loy, James Snell, H. J. Little 2 RS OF rel 7 Siotiar,” bad 2 g unny shores of tropic isles, Where ail the year Be verdure smiles, Constant fragrance fills the air. Yet will SOZODONT compare With those odors of the South, While it cleanses teeth and mouth ———+ 28 Tre earlier, symptoms of dyspepsia, MONEY TO BE MaDE. CUT THIS out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of ‘great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will brin you in more mone by fo away than anything else in this world. Any one can do the work and live athome. Either sex—all ages, Somegates. 1 Saga Springs Precinct, 80 votes-2 delegates. Cottage Hill Precinct-—27 yotes—2 delegates. Buena Vista Precinct, 26 votes—2 deleates. North Bloomfield Precinct, 82 votes -4 at thing new, that just coins money for all . qejegates: 5 s srs ate lchards E r part the cheek-bone, was cured me after year of suffering.’’ workers. We will start you; capital not i. +f = such as distress after eating, heart-. Holland proxy), David eae : Dr. J. Manson. C. D. Gassaway. roken. Thomas, who is not twent , , _ . Seeded This io one of the genuine, import. bene (ity Precinct oer 1 delegete. burh, and. occasional headaches, . Pavid Ashton, David Muir, Wi D. ' Y. Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,O.,saye : i p t Relief Hil Precinct, 17 votes—1 delegate. ORDER OF BUSINESS. Win. George nominated Wm. A. . years of age, was arrested this mornColumbia Hill Precinct, 29 votes—2 deleng on acharge of assault by Conuta; A ant chances of a lifetime. Those who are should not be neglected. Take Hood’s. Long (A. D. Mason proxy 2 Nomination of officers as follows: “I have found by experience that biti d enterprising will not del : 1 of Valley—J SL J Slecp of Grass Valley. Seconded by . e Townsend. Pending examination, . Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment Grand ought free “Riddress TRUE 4°63 . iiroka Precinct, 21 voten—2 delegates eaas ty “ : on » J. Lyons, J. a 6 . ee? i a : ‘ tinct, 85 eleSarsaparilla if you wish to be cured 0 . Willow alley—Jesse 3 Goose E. Coleman. which to eet for next Tuesday, he ca gives immedate and permanent relief.”” . — ane » Flat Precinct, 85 votes—2 dele dyspepsia. C.Be0it wile diac A A First ballot: wsismitted to bail. We have Iundreds of uch lost. . Ania gang a woxtH cus de mate ua ee isi Teae see ndian Ss A ate ee Treasurer, iat. <” Rreerron pita Rr g <a tay ae ee e i ——— EEE monials. Do not suffer an instant to working for us. Agents Omega Precinct, 7 votes—1 delegate. Dr. Bo-san-Keo Lord. ~ District Attorney ’ Rapp Gee Be eee eeennrsrbees vetoes 465 “The World Moves,’ longer. Sold by druggists at 50 cents preferred who can furnish their own horses a atc Teaan teceent ae isc: mption Selby Flat—H. D. Towle, E. P. Recorder, WPT eS oe eee ved whe ERS 9. Muintained Galil b F ; ‘ and give their whole time to the business. . gate, " eleIn his new discovery for Consumption, ic Admini Sl uintain alileo, when his tor-. per box or maled on receipt of price, . Spare moments may be profitably employed ded in producing ¢ medicine . Hagar (W. ‘T. Morgan proxy.) Eula Saceiaetlee gp Bae Seas a Slee ESE RR 32] mentors racked him for advocating the . the Witssams Mv’a Co., Cleveland 0. . slag. 4 few vacancies in towne an citles. North Han Juan Precinct a votes” del ee AO sknowledged b, sll to be] Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, T. H. aisha sn = The name of Mr. Stokes withdrawn. . true system of Copernicus. Certain ends oe ain Were . eastes, or which is ac Le dingly . Waters . ; i Geo. A. Nihell withdrew in favor of . follies hold out, however, against the. Jy you want a fine turn-out, go. . Syeqtians Precinct, 23 votes—1 delegate. simply marvelous, It is exceedingly : Election of County Central Commit-. wm 4. sleep illumination of discovery and experi-. to Henry Lane’s livery and feed) ~~~ French Gevesl Paetnah, Ge nolan ate. pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmGRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. the to serve two years, to be chosen as} ad M Mot ence, a “7 hosts 5 ot penple oe stable. tf ry BEA WONDERS exist in thoe cates. i ae 0 : f ‘ 5 ty Seco allot : because the ve cued corte i aa te ech i z eroke' oten—2 Jess, and does not sicken. In all cases Grass Valley—East Precinct. E. follows: 6 by Nevada, 5 by Grass Pie 87 principles Deas swallow them Keep Cool. WH by the rsarvele of teveotina hand hondy Precinct, 1d vole ‘onsumption, Coughs, Colds, F Valley, 3 by Meadow Lake, 2 to each Beaten none ehs Ot toe As aes i ; t det owe who are in need of profita. . del Pt S BS of Consumption, © : H. Brown, Wm. George, 8. H. Dille, , ‘ Risen cee ea Pu pe eer 45 . totheir dying day in defiance of the ble work that can be done while living at indian Springs Precinct, 24 votes—1 deleWooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, nn J Hosking, John Ferrell (Wm. ofthe other townships. laws af common sense. vury,. The Nevada Ice Company is now] home should, at once send their address to . ate. and Pains in the Chest, it — os John J. . ae daa Canen ‘The committee also provided for the J. A. Rapp was dectared the _nomi-. drastric urgatives, super-potent nar-. prepared to furnish customers with Bellet 4 Co-, Pestana. Meine, snd receive pe. cuapiaueg Precinct, 21 votes—1 deleeee ier is wold at” 60 . eigen Ttorbert. Fisher, . election of Assemblymen; Supervisors, . "°° pe pole gen dag seg her! pa Ne . the best quality of Mountain Ice, in oe, cam earn {rom $0 925 por day and up: Mooney Flat Precinct, 12 votes—1 dele —« ‘ cents by Carr Bros. wy R-O eee Cumow, Peter Knight,. 2oed Oversenm, Constables, ote. piairieen eee EIN of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. quantities large or small. Deliveries. free. Capital not required. Some have . . Anthony House Precinct, 17 votes,—1 delgee Andrew, A. D. West (Theo} The following plan of nominating} H. Spalding nominated Fred J. ters, a national, painless remedy for) made both at business houses and resspayes ores im Fm 6 ingle Gay M6 Uuis. werk. . “ORT. nat Ridge Precinet:14 ' must Settle Immediately. Thomas Andrew, was adopted : Thomas of Grass Valley. Seconded disorders of the liver, the stomach and . idences. Leave ote se Precinct, 14 votee—1 delereat Company’ Wilhelm proxy). Where but one person is named for by A. R. Lord, J. L. Holland and D. the bowels, still continue to make am. office on the Plaza. ona-tt . gate. — es ‘Truckee Precinct, 147 votes--6 delegates. Owing to ill health, I propose to s ™ i bulating apothecaries, shops of many. . oo Precinct, 1 delegate. , pie. WEST PRECINCT. any effice; the nomination sliall be by. R-McKillican. s stomachs. The symprome of life trou-. fumwsuep house for rent. A; . é P You Bet Precinct, 21 votes—1 delegate. ; eletp avs, business i aes te 11.8. Spalding, H. R. Walker, W. acclamation, Where twoor uore. War. George nominated D. ¥. Os-. ble are easily remediable without any . at this offic. res The ‘Transcrirr is the Lowell ili Precinct, 22 Votes Sosekene. . _ bor Ist for the Hast. All persone ". " Mitchell, Geo. W. Hill (C. 8-. candidatesare named, the choice shall . borne of Grass Valley. ven Beart ory avs os ae . . Fetal votes—i8id, Total No. of delegs paipreben me ad ‘hus savethe . Downs proxy), Edward Coleman, Dr. be made by written ballot. The SecA motion to adjourn till 7:90 o'clock . He Sice headache, heartburn and an oo Best Advertising medium in . ", omoe.s of the Primary lootions are : by par his : sis 5 OR Jamieson, John Glasson, Capt. F. retary of the convention shall call the was lost. oie inability to digest satisfactorily. It. 1!A large, cool and nicely. furnished directed to jasue certificates of gS I -wikom, . . Tishards, Joho Curter, Dr, J, 'W; . voll of Sewnebine aad the ceakean os er Hr eee eretic (ener Teematio; end . deoping room, with or without bath. Northern-CentralCalifornia elnets. "BY order of she Core Chatman, Z atl-tt Prop’r Welcome Saloon. . Reilley. : cach township delegation shall deposit . "0" 5 : Inquire at this office. Ep, Sampson, Secretary. t4 : Yerles ° ‘ ‘ : b 33 2. “2 e £ eS. 3 ee C ek sg nf @ : Res oe * neg ee a is a ; & ie ‘ i = . eH we commuasmnaamee % re ee a wee

ri ‘ . ——re Pn ate = —T—— =e aang PY Se Che Daily Transcript. ee WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1888. HERE AND THERE. — ° A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The call for the Democratic primaries and county convention will be found in another. column. Work on the new bridge at Fiene’s ‘Crossing has begun. It will be completed next week: A number of ladies graced the gallery at the Republican couvention yesterday afternoon. J.T. Rodda estimates Grass Valley’s crop of Bartletts at from 6000 to 8000 boxes, netting to the producers from $5,000 to $6,000. : Grass Valley has subscribed about $300 to the District Fair fund. Nevada City has given only about $100 more. The examination of Phil Martin for the shooting of Fred Wheeler, hae been postponed until next Monday at F o'clock. The work of placing the new cams and shafts in the mill at the Rocky Glen mine will probably be completed by Sunday next: : Saturday last a promising ledge of good size was uncovered iu the crosscut from the 1700-foot level of the Empire mine at Grass Valley. The saloons about town are made attractive these nights by music of various kinds ranging from the tinkling tones of the ancient piano to the squeak and squawk of the mismanged fiddle. : The Sierra City Tribune says: Green & Cole have reduced the fare between this place to Nevada City during the fair. ‘From the 27th of August to the 10:h of September the round trip tickets will be only $12 00. A villainous political circular was distributed at this city yesterday morning. They were thrown from the balcony of the National Hotel by a boy who was hired by a man from a neighboring town to do the dirty work. ‘Constable Dillon has positive proof ds to the identity of the man who hired the boy. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Younes, Mrs. Joebert, of Camptonville, went below on yesterday morning’s train. J. H. Rogers, a well-known citizen of Oakland, arrived here yesterday. Superintendent Tregidgo and wife, of Ormonde, are spending Fair week at the foothill metropolis. Thomas Garbett, who registers from England, went to North Bloomfield IN LINE, The Republican Hosts of Nevada County Organized. A SOLID FRONT 10 THE ENEMY. Proceedings of Yesterday’s Convention—A Strong Ticket. This seems to be an unusually good year in Nevada county for fruit of all kinds, and until yesterday there was a fullcrop of aspifats for Republican nomination. But yesterday the people’s voice was heard in the land, and the great bulk of said aspirants were relegated tothe rank and file, while the chosen few were advanced to the proud position of being eligible to assessment by the County Central Committee and to where they will for. the next two months bethe helpless victims of every campaign bummer who is pleased to strike them for a ‘‘piece.”’ The ticket put up yesterday is a strongone. There are some aches and pains of disappointment as a result of the contest which was at times very stubborn, but themen who did such gallant battle are good Republicans and they have. no soreness of head that will cause them todo spiteful or foolish‘ things. ‘ At 11:25 o’clock the convention was called toorder by A. R. Lord, Secretary of the County Central Committee. The lower-portion. of the Theatre was well filled with delegates, candidates and other citizens. Mr. said : ‘You remember that four years ago when we met here Democratic howls of fraud and corruption were going up. We’ve had nearly four years of Democratic reform. We’ve had enough. Don’t you think so?’’ [Cries of yes.] Mr. Lord referred to the numerousness of candidates in the Republican party, and declared ita hopeful sign: He predicted a Republican victory next Fall. The hope was expressed that there would be no soreheads as a result of the Convention. For temporary chairman, W. F. Englebright nominated J. L. Lewison of Truckee. Mr. Lewison asked to be excused on account of poor health. He nominated Jo':n Glasson of Grass Valley. A.D. Mason nominated C. F. McGlashan of Truckee, who de clined in favor of Mr. Glasson. The latter gentleman was unanimously elected. In taking the chair he made afew happy and patriotic remarks. He predicted a great Republican victor this Fall. For temporary secretary, Chas. McElvy nominated L. 8. Calkins, but he not being a delegate declined. A. R. Lord nominated Chas. L. Miler of Lord Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwood, Andy Stokes (E. W. Roberts proxy). Buena Vista—Peter King. Allison Ranch-—J. D. Benoit. Forest Springs—T. J. Lyon. Cottage Hill—M. J. Higgins. Boston Ravine—Ben Dunstan, Geo. Chenhalls. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—C. O. Taylor, L. A. Trucks. Pleasant Ridge—No delegate. Spenceville—Samuel Davey. Mooney Flat—A. M. Rowers. Indian Springs—Isaac Fleming, C. D. Gassaway. Anthony House—M. Kane. : LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. Hant’s Hill—J. E. Leopold. You Bet—T. F. Goding, R. E. Lin‘der. Little York—James Ragon. Lowell-Hill—not represented. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Bloomfield—T. Wetzel, F. H. Bell, D.R. McKillican, John Manson. Columbia Hill—A. S. Bigelow. A: L. Woodruff. Relief Hil—R. P. Rossen. Lake City—Not represented. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Gianiteville—M. T. Lawrence, Thos. Waller. Moore’s Flat—Jas. Reid. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Washington —J. ‘S. Donahue, 8. Harroun (Wm. Williamson proxy.) Yuba—Géo, A. Hire, M. A. Baugh (A. E. Baugh proxy.) Ormonde—C. McElvy. Omega—W. C. Monroe. Bear Valley—Jas. Rose. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. French Corral—C. L. Miller. Birchville—R. A. Thomas. Swectland—J. W. Woods. San Juan—F. W. Bank, Johu Stotlar, M. Hogan. Cherokee—John Quick. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, ‘fruckee—Herman Meyer, Wm. Irwin, J. L. Lewison, C. F. McGlashan, C. H. Barton, J. Lambercht (J. L. Lewison proxy.) Boca—Not represented. C.F. McGlashan, as chairman of the conmmittee on PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS Read the following report which was unanimously adopted with enthusiasm: The committee on Platform and Resolutions submitted the following report : Whereas, A contest is about to ensue to determine which of the two great parties is to control the government of Yay nation for the next four years ; an g Whereas, Believing with the great orator of the Revolution that ‘‘there is no way of. judging the future but by thé past,” we contidently appeal to the record of the Republican party French Corral, who declined. G. A. Watson nominated Geo, L. Hughes who was elected despite his declinaand court comparison with that of its »pponent, the Democratic party. We boldly ask what there has been in the history of that party for the last fifty . cries of ‘‘order,”’ ‘‘give us a rest,’’ etc. the ballot of thé delegation with the Secretary. On motion’ of J. L. Lewison it was ordered that each delegate be assessed $land each candidate $5. One dollar a head was paid for 102 delegates. At 2:15 nominations for Senator were declared in order. Sp FOR SENATOR. George L. Hughes nominated E. M. Preston of Nevada City. James Snell nominated Rev. J. Sims of Nevada City. -Seconded by T. J. Lyons. President Glasson called Dr. Charles to the chair and seconded Mr. Preston’s nomination. T. J. Lyons attempted to speak without addressing the chair, but was sent to his seat before he had done by W. T. Morgan of Nevada City, Chas. McElvy of Ormondeand H. Spalding of-Grass Valley were appointed .as tellers. . ’ The vote resulted as follows: Preston: < 460. ceaciscst Bisecivecey 64 Siis oi or icy ay a eeee ds 6023 38 Mr. Preston was declared the nominee. FOR SHERIFF. E. Coleman named George Lord, the present incumbent of the office. A. D. Mason named E, O. Tompkins of Nevada City. L. Emmons nominated J. W. Robinson of Nevada City. The vote resulted in Mr. Lord’s election on the first ballot by the following vote: = _ FOR COUNTY CLERK. Ord 52.5605 8 eR ee 79 Tonipineics esas oe Gs eel RObNINOD Ss; ccc. ioe sc ae ce . 6f Mr. Thomas was nominated by acclamation. FOR SURVEYOR. C. E. Uren, of Grass Valley, the present incumbent, was non.inated by acclamation. FOR CORONER. E. E. Appleton nominated Mr. Powell of Grass Valley. lhe convention made him: its choice by acclamation. At 6:30 o’clock the convention adjourned sine die, the matter of selecting a courity central committee being postponed. The Assembly District conventions were called to meet at 7:30 P. M. Fourtoenth Assembly District. W. F. Englebright presided at the méeting of the 15th Assembly District held in the Theater. George L. Hughes acted as Secretary. For Assemblyman, A. R. Lord named Rev. J. Sims who was nominated by acclamation. Fifteenth Assembly District. The convention met at the Theater. John Glasson was-elected chairman and A. J. Stokes secretary. For assemblyman, John I. Sykes of Grass Valley was nominated by acclamation. Superior Display at the Pavillon—The THE DISTRICT FAIR. Races Yesterday. — The city; is —alive—-withstrangers. Hotels, restaurants and saloona are doing a rushing business. Scores of games of chance are being openly and industriously operated. New that the Republicans have made their county nominations, everybody but the nominees—who can hope for no rest between now and election day—can settle down to the equare and uninterrupted enjoyment of the Fair and its concomitants. The space at the Pavilion is about all engaged, and it was mostly filled up by last evening with the myriad of articles that go to make such an exhibitien attractive to people of all classes and conditions, The exhibit this year speaks very loudly of the progress of the county when we come to compare it with the display of former years. Somany and such fine fruits were never before got together in this part of the State. The same can be suid of the cereals and vegetables shown; also of the Supervisors. Richard Noell was nominated as Supervisor of Grass Valley township. Nevada township—J. M. Buflington, Jr. MAJ.-GEN. SCHOFIELD. J. L. Lewison nominated §. A. Bulfinch of Truckee. Seconded by T. J. Lyons. t On motion of A. D. Mason, Mr. Bulfinch was nominated by acclamation. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. W. F. Englebright nominated C, E. Mulloy of Nevada City. Geo. M. Hughes placed before the convention the uame of M. I. Marsh of Nevada City. Frank Bell nominated Paul Quick of Cherokee. Geo. A. Hare nominated B. J, Watson of Nevada City. J.1¥. Holland nominated Geo. E. Robinson of Nevada City. The first ballot resulted as follows : MONO Sc 5sah ces cern eceoine ses 11 Mahe ee Hera 14 RENE Gx teks ta enim Gare ba ees 26 WY WIG 5s pe ks ee eeae 42 BODO ee Bee ak 7. o Second ballot: Mulloy.. .. eV ROG Pe eRe her 2G 10 Marsh occ ibe eet —% COTE ES SEG ee ORS SE RUMEN Se 28 WV GRIME SO Ura al ey aS 54 Robinson Mr. Watson was declared the nom1 Atlantic, dividi Amending the Law to Suit the Necessities of His Dual Command. The telegraphic columns of the daily papers have already announced the assignment of Major-General Sehofield to the command of the army. He will remain, however, for the present in the command of the Division of the his time between Washington énd Governcrs Island, N. inee. On motion of Mr. Robinson seconded by Mr.Mulloy, the nomination the return of cool weather. Y., and probably spending the greater portion of it at the latter place until There has dairy products andthe wines. As for the mineral display, itis very good,, but will be much more comprehensive by the time it is all in place. There is the usual plethora of fancy work from the nimble fingers of fair ladies. The art gallery gives signs of being up tothe usual standard. The mercantile displays’ are not numerous, but those seen are unusually good. There is an attractiveness about the arrangement of the Pavilion that speaks well for the Superintesdent and Directors in charge. The Park. There is going to be atGlenbrook Park this year an unexceptionally fine showing of blooded stock, which branch of industry the foothill farmers are yearly taking interest in. As for the races, the number and quality of speedy horses that are in the stables give promise of a rare treat in this line. The events announced for today are as follows: Boys’ tournament at 11 a. M. for yarious prizes. No.4. Running—Open to all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added, Second horse $75; third $50. One mile and repeat. G. W. Trathern’s bg Dave Douglass, by Leinster; dam Lily Simpson. by Baywater; dum Herclaide. Wildidle; dam by Sour Grapes. Thad Stevens; dam lady Amanda. . Stevens ; dam Gypsy. No. 5. L. H. Blasingame’s s b s Hermes, W. L. Davis’ b 8 Jack Brady, by Patrick Riley's b g Sir Thad, by Wm. Boots’ b g Index, by Thad Running—Open toall. For two-year-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forAswe have just received our fall stock for our three stores in Nevada City and Grass Valley, w@invite all parties from the mountains to call around and examine our goods and prices: Parties coming to Grass Valley to paid free of charge. Goods shown with pleasure whether you wish to purchase or not. We sell goods wholesale and retail, have but one price and everybody treated alike. Don’t be mistaken in the place. Always ask for the San Francisco Opposition Store. L. Hyman & Co., San Francisce Opposition Stores, Nevada City and Grass Valley. aug29-3t © Tue vest medical authorities acknowledge the value of Ayer’s Pills, and prescribe them with the«utmost confidence, as the most effectual remedy for diseases caused by derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. Hay Fever, I have been a great sufferer from

the hay fever for 15 years. I read of the many wondrous: cures of Ely’s Cream Balm and thought I would try it. In fifteen minutes after one appliLeation I was wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago I commenced using it and now . feel erftirely cured. It is the greatest medical disvovery ever known ‘or heard of — Duhamel Clark, Lynn, Mass, Cure for Sick Headache,, —_— Ii you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on the face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Carr Bros., the Druggiste, for Dr. Guon’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose, Samples free, Full box 25 cente, my2l-ly dip aaigsaletae oie Go ro the Chicago Resturant or a confortable bed and a good meal. Meals.till midnight. aug22-Lm Arrivals at the City Hotel. GO, CO, Conan, Proprietor. August 27, 1888. © D Gassaway, Penn Valley, J Sabin, Marysville, W H Stevens, Grass Valley, J Sayer, Penn Valley, Kd F Baker, Town Talk, RC Connolly, Cisco, H Cullen, do D Dougherty, Smartaville, JC Hussey, You Bet, J Ream, Sacramento, Wm Holbrook, city, W Sloan, do D Edwarda, do R C Scott, do GD Buckley, do W Huffman, do vT B Gre do G McE) hiney, Smarteville, © Banndoof, Grass Valley, C8 Curtis, Pentz, Butte Co, T W Meintyre, city, M E Oliver, do Miss 8 Mooney, Holby Flat, P Donahue, do 8 A Wear, Grasa Valley, JID Fleming, clty, a JH Wilson, do M C Hogan, San Juan, deal with us will have their *bus fare the Chicago Times, was interviewed in Denver and expressed the opinion that Harrtson and Morton would be elected. Pears’ is the purest and best Seap ever made. 3 S canheenntniinnihitemeniaemmniaananmaaminionan Advice to Mothers. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button.’”’ It is very pleasanttotaste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes, Twenty-five cents a bottle. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria. When sheshad Children, She gave them Castoria. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mis POWDER NEVER VARIES ,~A Marvel of purity, areas and More joal than th_ ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor welgst gia or phosphate powders, yay ek HR Ge . ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York, M.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents San Francisco. Harrison and Morton. “We believe in American labor, American Industries, and Americah capital againat the whole world,” J. J. West, the leading proprietor of © Y ‘nati : » i i 150 added. Second horse $50; ; yesterday. y : . . ‘ years to justify the hope that its pre3 made unani ‘ been talk, and a good deal of it, about feit, § aM : j Mrs. J. 8. McBride, Miss Sallie Mea a payee eet an dominance will result in benefit to the iasascca ts the General’s possible promotion to third $25. Five-eights ofa mile. HON. A. P. VAN DUZER / Bride and Mrs. Ss» Thomas, -of North Lord no:ninated A. i Baugh of Maycommonwealth. On the other hand, FOR DISTRICT ATTORESY. the rank of Lieutenant-General, but it} Jolin Reavy & Co.’s.bf Bessie Shan. Will open the campaign at Ag San Juan, went to San Francisco yeshe whe nbseag wn i the eee tn asey a. ae Dr. Charles nominated Capt. L. B. is thought doubtful that a bill to that] non, by Shannon; dam Betty Bishop. NEVADA CITY, terday. TORO Ee, SOMONE Were Re alge the party whose eer pd Little of Nevada City. Col. Donahue . effect will be proposed at the present} W. M. Murray's b ¢ Almont, by pointed as a committee of credentials: Nevada, G. E. Robinson; Grass Valley, William George; Washington, Charles McElvy; Bridgeport, C. L. Miller; Meadow Lake, Chas. Barton; Little York, Frank Goding; Eureka, Thos. Waller; Rough and Ready, Chas Gassaway; Bloomfield, F. H. Bell. seconded the nomination. James Snell nominated W. P. Sowden of Nevada City. W. F. Englebright nominated F. T. Nilon of Nevada City. Geo. L. Hughes nominated P. F. Simonds of Nevada City. Dr. Jamieson nominated Jai. R. Marysville Democrat of Saturday: ‘Miss Ju ia Patterson of Grass Valley, who has beer visiting Mrs. O’Connor jn Sutter county, left this morning for Oaklan¢ to visit her brother.” A 10-year-old daughter of Mr. Eastman of North San Juan is at the point of death. Typhoid fever. Three saved the nation; the party whose wisdom brought the country out of the chaos and depression which followed the war, the party whose ability devised means to liquitate the debt caused by the war and whose honesty met every obligation while it was in power and left as a legacy within the national vaults almost funds enough to pay the balanve due; the party Congress. But in view of his dual command it has been found necessary to ammend the law in order to enable him as a Major-General to discharge a number of duties which have been performed by General Sheridan, and which by law are expressly limited to the grade of Lieuteuant-General of Three Cheers; dam Question. G. W. Trathern’s b g G. N. by Kyre Daly ; dam by Thad Stevens, No, 6. Trotting—2.50 class. to all. Purse $400. Did not fill. No. 6. Substitute — Trotting. named horses. Purse $250. A. Morgan’s sg Fred, by Nelson; On Saturday Evening, Sept. . , And address the prorle on the issues of Protection against Free Trade. Open The County Committee will please make the ry arrang ta for the meeting. By order ofthe Republican State Centra Committee. , ‘ W. H DIMOND, Chairman. For physicians gave up all hopes of her recovery Sunday. Union: Geo. W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine, who has bee absent for four weeks—te—the southern part of Mexico, returned on Sunday. James H. Doolittle, Emil Dinzler, Herbert Vanderhoof, Grant Marden, C. A. De Coe, C. M. Miller, Al Eaton, Wm. Laverne and J. Riggs arrived here yesterday from Woodland. These gentlemen constitute a portion of the Band that furnishes music for the The following were appointed a committee on order of business and permanent organization : Nevada, W. F. Englebright; Washington, Geo. A. Hare; Grass Valley, E. Coleman; Bloomfield, D. R. MeKillican; Bridgeport, M. Hogan; Rough and Ready, Chas. Taylor; Little York, J. E. Leopold; Meadow Lake, J. L. Lewison; Eureka, M. T. Lawrence. The following committee on Platform and Resolutions was appointed : Nevada, B. J. Watson; Grass Valley, whose mercy asked of its conquered enemies nothing but kindness and future loyalty for the misery and desolation those enemies had brought upon themselves; the party which hroke from 4,000,000 slaves the fetters that bound them; the purty that bas raised more monuments to justice, to mercy, to progress and to valor than any other organization since the commencement of time; tue party which has ever had as one of its cardinal piinciples. protection to American labor and protection to American citizens wherever found; the party which has been the especial champion of free schools to the end that the childrea of the poor can Kave equal advantages Smith of Grass Valley. Seconda! by Wm. George. E. W. Roberts objected to Mr. George claiming that the Grass Valley delegation waa solid for Mr. Snaith,awd had pledged it to him: Mr. George explained that the Grass Valley delegation had been united upon but one candidate. He said that they ‘‘came flying in every direction,’’ and would have much more from the convention had they worked together. The first ballot resulted thus: Generals. that General Schofiel: as one of the Board of Com of the Soldiers’ Home unless given special authority from Congress. Accordingly the Senate Military Committee has agreed to report a bill conferring these powers in general terms on the commander of the army, whoever he may be. In his orders assuming command, General Schofield has pamed the following officers to compose his personal staff as Mujor-General: First Lieutenants, J. Estcourt It was found for one thing d not serve issioners dam unknown, Doncaster; dam by McCracken, Revalution : dam hy McCracken. A. D. West's Nellie 8. err How They Do It, Two Chinamen—one an old-timer Cc. kh. Cl:r_e’s b m Maggie O, by George F, Jacob’s bf Sidney J. by and the other a new-comer, were met on the street yesterday. -The old fellow was asked where the young one came from and how he got here. He said that at Hong Kong the lad had blood you cannot énjoy good heulih, At this season nearly every one needs your confidence. strengthens and builds up the systent, create it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. The importance of purifying the blood cannot be overestimated, for without pure good niedicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy It is peculiar in that it an appetite, and tones the digestion, while Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, DEMOCRATIC County Convention. T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Central Committee for Nevada County, eld at Nevada City; on Auguat th, 1t was yoted to hold a Convention for the nomination of County Officers, at Nevada City, on s. Saturday, September 16th, 1888, At the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M., and that the primary meetings for the election of delegates to said Convention be held in the several precincts of the County on Saturday, September 8th, 1888, 100 Doses One Dollar uote ge , : Mates A a ees oR a 96} Sawyer, Fifth Artillery; Tusker H, ata BS cia Peta CeO aOR: SMR IY the} {% and9 o’e . M. races and Pavilion this week. Mrs. E, W. Jamieson; Eweka, Jas. Reid; with the children of the rich; the] Qouden. = Bliss First “Leilleey, und John: Pitch: bought a certificate from a country pea hesd Bast R begt ib BR pon a De Coe ani Mrs. Tisdale accompany, ‘ gee: party that believes in freedom ty man, . y; Reo tei Reet SARTO AER ES ’ ’ “N= ‘man who had been here once but dd L. P. FISHER may designate; and said committees were m Washington, Jas. Rose; Little York,. \oman and child—that believes in a oe CEC LY Mas Cate bee R DiS Aye sere 29 er, First Cavalry, the first named re-. .o¢ intend to return. The certificatet empowered to appoint such officers as them, — Jas. Ragon; Rough and Ready, A. free ballot and a free count everyo_o She ee ae ee ee Pe maining for the present at Governors 4 ipti li * lt iG Rewepagyy Advertinieg Agqener: Sinetions ois seen il abcess OO ; Pow r; Meadow Lake, ©. ¥. Me-. where. Therefore, bales ee ees eres Me ont WWE SC * 7 escription appiler an ae Q 16 i 0 2 The t ai f tati i 1ac t Meadow Lake District. sbeplely Brideeport E J. Stotlar Resolved, That ‘we heartily endorse Second ballot: is Island, the second taking up his per buyer’s appearance as it did to the ta ha bones HANAET, Gouvention shall be one delnaaie. for avery mee 5 i td Se ‘Ithe plutiorms adopted by both the. Little.......00..0000.000-35 . manent station at Washington, and . setters and the buyer simply approBAN FRANCISCO. Wren 1s Vestas Wms tec Conarean, ba -eessful riment of . Bloomfield, J. Manson he p r 2 ae ee ove y’ ply app! «. election for Marion Biggs for Congress, and The recent suceessiu expe ' 00 ppg ee State and National Republican con-. Sowden.........--.++--+++ 7. the last named remaining probably priated the name mentioned in it. one for every fraction thereot. sting bullion from Meadow Lake. At 11:45 W. F. Englebright moved . ventions. Nilon 40. with the General to accompany him ; ee ; The test of qualification for voters shall ion has caused prospectors to. that the convention adjourn till-1:30. Resolved, That we will unanimousMite. coo se ok eh ae 20 h h ie k: Re id: Chingnien sare sae 4 © Sem: ' Presiden mvt paces “ai ie st from the Califorly support the nominees of this con-. Smith......).. es Wee apo ate Agee pe me'©. mon trick with his people. N .adtteiea tor ott enipe) reg tay Ee Ae ai Adis OF ROTEHLEITATIOY: flock to that district Tron ; AFTERNOON SESSION. vention, the nominees of the State} Third ballot: between the two posts, 48 occasion oes dn the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, . weyada Precinct No. 1, 208 votes—7 del nia side. The sleepy railroad station ing of the af _. convention, and the national standard i and necessities of the service may reThe First Gun. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpa. patos, . Be otes—7 delees “nas Cisco, . At the opening of the afternoon ses-. ) tc ohimpl gene TAMIR Sr esl ay per atantaeess me P. aR sonia riso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Aus: . "NC aaa precinct No. 2, 196 on the Central Pacific known a8 (1800, . Geo, E. Robinson as chairman of . ! arers, the champions of American . coy gan 2. quire. tralian Colonies, ‘the Eastern States and . caton recinct No. 2, votes—6 deleis the nearest point of approach to the . Hon Geo, Bh. : industry, Benjamin Harrison and Nig 62 +90 Hon. A. P. Van Duzer, an able Re. Europe. 6 Wilfow Valley Precinct, (new)—1 deledistrict by rai) and is twelve miles. *he Lov. F. Merton. ee 15 enn publican orator, will address the peo-. Filer ol neatly every ae Lert conubutly. . Beiby Flat Precinct, (new)—1 delegate 9 if eae 1 Ewe dee cee CRA ES Joas' PAnCt, 2% I * from the Lake. The proprietor of a COMMITTEE ON CREDENTALS Decoy aria clerk of the com-. Smith........ Ri Seema 0 ple at the Theater on Saturday eveon hand, and all edvertisers are al: Indian Flat Precinct, (new)—1 deter ‘ate. ; igs ‘ ‘ Mr. Nilon was declared the nomilittle grocery joint, who has been loTidings :—Crazy with liquor, Wilning next. Reported the following as entitled to liam Thomas engaged in two or three seats in the convention. Towed free access to them during Gold Flat Precinct, inew)—1 del business hours. legate, Blue Tent Precinct, 17 votes—1 aplacnie, East Grass Valley Precinct—-261 votes—8 cated at Cisco since 1865, is doing a nee of the convention. PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND ORDER Ic was made & i ishi i fights in Boston Ravine Saturday Piles! Piles! Piles! delegates. 2 ishi iness furnishing prosunanimous, . ° West Grass Valley Precinct, 248 votes—7 hoaning li NEVADA TOWNSHIP, er FOR RECORDER. night. Wor:ted in the encounters, he —_ Tux Nevada DaiLy Tuayscairt may be . delegates pectors with supplies. Read the following report which was 3 Nevada City —Geo. L: Hughes, Frederick W. West, E. W. Charles, C. A. Pare,John Evans,Geo. E. Robinseen on file atthe office of L P Fisher. Hill's Flat Precinct, (new)—8 delegates. Boston Ravine Precinct, (new)--3 deleates. Allison Ranch Precinct, 82 votes—2 deleconcealed a stone in his hand and} Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment rushing up to Thomas Cracklin, the. is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleedold-time mining man and who had. ing or Itching Piles ever discovered. not been engaged in the rows, instant. It never fails to cure old chronic cases ly dealt him a furious blow under one . long standing. of the eyes. In consequence CrackJudge Coon , Marysville, says; lin’s zegomatic arch, forming the up“Dr, William’s Indian Pile Ointment E. W. Roberts nominated Andrew M, Stokes of Grass Valley. Win. Irwin nominated Capt. J. A. Rapp of Nevada City. Seconded by A. D. Mason. C. A. Pare nominated Capt. Geo. A. NiheHl, of Nevada City, seconded by adop‘ed : The eae “0 ager gr ite that the 5 temporary officers of the convention son, L. Emmons,G. A. Watson,Henry ss Mad the permament officers Lane, W. F. Englebright, A. R. Lord, . with the following as Vice Presidents : E. A. Davis, B. J. Watson, C. E. MulDr. E. W. Jamieson, ; Dr. E. W. Charles, loy, James Snell, H. J. Little 2 RS OF rel 7 Siotiar,” bad 2 g unny shores of tropic isles, Where ail the year Be verdure smiles, Constant fragrance fills the air. Yet will SOZODONT compare With those odors of the South, While it cleanses teeth and mouth ———+ 28 Tre earlier, symptoms of dyspepsia, MONEY TO BE MaDE. CUT THIS out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of ‘great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will brin you in more mone by fo away than anything else in this world. Any one can do the work and live athome. Either sex—all ages, Somegates. 1 Saga Springs Precinct, 80 votes-2 delegates. Cottage Hill Precinct-—27 yotes—2 delegates. Buena Vista Precinct, 26 votes—2 deleates. North Bloomfield Precinct, 82 votes -4 at thing new, that just coins money for all . qejegates: 5 s srs ate lchards E r part the cheek-bone, was cured me after year of suffering.’’ workers. We will start you; capital not i. +f = such as distress after eating, heart-. Holland proxy), David eae : Dr. J. Manson. C. D. Gassaway. roken. Thomas, who is not twent , , _ . Seeded This io one of the genuine, import. bene (ity Precinct oer 1 delegete. burh, and. occasional headaches, . Pavid Ashton, David Muir, Wi D. ' Y. Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,O.,saye : i p t Relief Hil Precinct, 17 votes—1 delegate. ORDER OF BUSINESS. Win. George nominated Wm. A. . years of age, was arrested this mornColumbia Hill Precinct, 29 votes—2 deleng on acharge of assault by Conuta; A ant chances of a lifetime. Those who are should not be neglected. Take Hood’s. Long (A. D. Mason proxy 2 Nomination of officers as follows: “I have found by experience that biti d enterprising will not del : 1 of Valley—J SL J Slecp of Grass Valley. Seconded by . e Townsend. Pending examination, . Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment Grand ought free “Riddress TRUE 4°63 . iiroka Precinct, 21 voten—2 delegates eaas ty “ : on » J. Lyons, J. a 6 . ee? i a : ‘ tinct, 85 eleSarsaparilla if you wish to be cured 0 . Willow alley—Jesse 3 Goose E. Coleman. which to eet for next Tuesday, he ca gives immedate and permanent relief.”” . — ane » Flat Precinct, 85 votes—2 dele dyspepsia. C.Be0it wile diac A A First ballot: wsismitted to bail. We have Iundreds of uch lost. . Ania gang a woxtH cus de mate ua ee isi Teae see ndian Ss A ate ee Treasurer, iat. <” Rreerron pita Rr g <a tay ae ee e i ——— EEE monials. Do not suffer an instant to working for us. Agents Omega Precinct, 7 votes—1 delegate. Dr. Bo-san-Keo Lord. ~ District Attorney ’ Rapp Gee Be eee eeennrsrbees vetoes 465 “The World Moves,’ longer. Sold by druggists at 50 cents preferred who can furnish their own horses a atc Teaan teceent ae isc: mption Selby Flat—H. D. Towle, E. P. Recorder, WPT eS oe eee ved whe ERS 9. Muintained Galil b F ; ‘ and give their whole time to the business. . gate, " eleIn his new discovery for Consumption, ic Admini Sl uintain alileo, when his tor-. per box or maled on receipt of price, . Spare moments may be profitably employed ded in producing ¢ medicine . Hagar (W. ‘T. Morgan proxy.) Eula Saceiaetlee gp Bae Seas a Slee ESE RR 32] mentors racked him for advocating the . the Witssams Mv’a Co., Cleveland 0. . slag. 4 few vacancies in towne an citles. North Han Juan Precinct a votes” del ee AO sknowledged b, sll to be] Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, T. H. aisha sn = The name of Mr. Stokes withdrawn. . true system of Copernicus. Certain ends oe ain Were . eastes, or which is ac Le dingly . Waters . ; i Geo. A. Nihell withdrew in favor of . follies hold out, however, against the. Jy you want a fine turn-out, go. . Syeqtians Precinct, 23 votes—1 delegate. simply marvelous, It is exceedingly : Election of County Central Commit-. wm 4. sleep illumination of discovery and experi-. to Henry Lane’s livery and feed) ~~~ French Gevesl Paetnah, Ge nolan ate. pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmGRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. the to serve two years, to be chosen as} ad M Mot ence, a “7 hosts 5 ot penple oe stable. tf ry BEA WONDERS exist in thoe cates. i ae 0 : f ‘ 5 ty Seco allot : because the ve cued corte i aa te ech i z eroke' oten—2 Jess, and does not sicken. In all cases Grass Valley—East Precinct. E. follows: 6 by Nevada, 5 by Grass Pie 87 principles Deas swallow them Keep Cool. WH by the rsarvele of teveotina hand hondy Precinct, 1d vole ‘onsumption, Coughs, Colds, F Valley, 3 by Meadow Lake, 2 to each Beaten none ehs Ot toe As aes i ; t det owe who are in need of profita. . del Pt S BS of Consumption, © : H. Brown, Wm. George, 8. H. Dille, , ‘ Risen cee ea Pu pe eer 45 . totheir dying day in defiance of the ble work that can be done while living at indian Springs Precinct, 24 votes—1 deleWooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, nn J Hosking, John Ferrell (Wm. ofthe other townships. laws af common sense. vury,. The Nevada Ice Company is now] home should, at once send their address to . ate. and Pains in the Chest, it — os John J. . ae daa Canen ‘The committee also provided for the J. A. Rapp was dectared the _nomi-. drastric urgatives, super-potent nar-. prepared to furnish customers with Bellet 4 Co-, Pestana. Meine, snd receive pe. cuapiaueg Precinct, 21 votes—1 deleeee ier is wold at” 60 . eigen Ttorbert. Fisher, . election of Assemblymen; Supervisors, . "°° pe pole gen dag seg her! pa Ne . the best quality of Mountain Ice, in oe, cam earn {rom $0 925 por day and up: Mooney Flat Precinct, 12 votes—1 dele —« ‘ cents by Carr Bros. wy R-O eee Cumow, Peter Knight,. 2oed Oversenm, Constables, ote. piairieen eee EIN of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. quantities large or small. Deliveries. free. Capital not required. Some have . . Anthony House Precinct, 17 votes,—1 delgee Andrew, A. D. West (Theo} The following plan of nominating} H. Spalding nominated Fred J. ters, a national, painless remedy for) made both at business houses and resspayes ores im Fm 6 ingle Gay M6 Uuis. werk. . “ORT. nat Ridge Precinet:14 ' must Settle Immediately. Thomas Andrew, was adopted : Thomas of Grass Valley. Seconded disorders of the liver, the stomach and . idences. Leave ote se Precinct, 14 votee—1 delereat Company’ Wilhelm proxy). Where but one person is named for by A. R. Lord, J. L. Holland and D. the bowels, still continue to make am. office on the Plaza. ona-tt . gate. — es ‘Truckee Precinct, 147 votes--6 delegates. Owing to ill health, I propose to s ™ i bulating apothecaries, shops of many. . oo Precinct, 1 delegate. , pie. WEST PRECINCT. any effice; the nomination sliall be by. R-McKillican. s stomachs. The symprome of life trou-. fumwsuep house for rent. A; . é P You Bet Precinct, 21 votes—1 delegate. ; eletp avs, business i aes te 11.8. Spalding, H. R. Walker, W. acclamation, Where twoor uore. War. George nominated D. ¥. Os-. ble are easily remediable without any . at this offic. res The ‘Transcrirr is the Lowell ili Precinct, 22 Votes Sosekene. . _ bor Ist for the Hast. All persone ". " Mitchell, Geo. W. Hill (C. 8-. candidatesare named, the choice shall . borne of Grass Valley. ven Beart ory avs os ae . . Fetal votes—i8id, Total No. of delegs paipreben me ad ‘hus savethe . Downs proxy), Edward Coleman, Dr. be made by written ballot. The SecA motion to adjourn till 7:90 o'clock . He Sice headache, heartburn and an oo Best Advertising medium in . ", omoe.s of the Primary lootions are : by par his : sis 5 OR Jamieson, John Glasson, Capt. F. retary of the convention shall call the was lost. oie inability to digest satisfactorily. It. 1!A large, cool and nicely. furnished directed to jasue certificates of gS I -wikom, . . Tishards, Joho Curter, Dr, J, 'W; . voll of Sewnebine aad the ceakean os er Hr eee eretic (ener Teematio; end . deoping room, with or without bath. Northern-CentralCalifornia elnets. "BY order of she Core Chatman, Z atl-tt Prop’r Welcome Saloon. . Reilley. : cach township delegation shall deposit . "0" 5 : Inquire at this office. Ep, Sampson, Secretary. t4 : Yerles ° ‘ ‘ : b 33 2. “2 e £ eS. 3 ee C ek sg nf @ : Res oe * neg ee a is a ; & ie ‘ i = . eH we commuasmnaamee % re ee a wee