Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-21
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| following was the vote: A. F.. Stain ton l67, w. B. Waller 166, Guy Nelson 95, 0. $. Jones 90-tota vote cast, 262. In the election ol Nessrs. Stainton and Waller, (the ! Ucmocrats) were easily elected, aver. rage majority of "A. By an almost unanimous ballot mill tax was voted.
 Hon. F.. E. White has finished his work, in taking account of the real estate mortgages in this Compression. al district, for the llth census, and is now at home here. He did his work thoroughly, as is his custom i'll all business transactions. Mir. w. is q thoroughbred Democrat, and will assist in the campaign just ahead, and help down the U. L. Re publicans.
 The Cleveland Club met at the court house Friday night and reor- ganized. A large crowd present. Hon. J. D. Cook made fine Demo- cratic speech, by special invitation. Mir. J. J. McGraw was elected Presi- dent of the Club, A. l. Cathey Vice President, and o. B. Gordon Secre- tary. Club meets every other Fri day night. Now, Democrats, let s band ourselves together and get to work in earnest.
 We print and mail this issue on Tuesday, so that Democrats can, in most parts of the county, receive it to-day, Wednesday, and get posted as to township and county conven- tions. See proceedings of central committee elsewhere. Township conventions are to be held next Sat urday at , ?. m. county convention Saturday following. Let us select our best men, and then by earnest work we can elect them by good majority.
 On Tuesday morning of last week H. C. Tatum, living west of town, came in and lodged complaint against Wm. Goodwin, claiming he had. through his little step son, stolen nearly $500 from him, they having disappeared Sheriff Hood and deputy J. B. Crossland made vigor- ous efforts to catch Goodwin. and were successful through assistance of deputy sheriff of Clark county. On commitment trial Friday Goodwin and son were acquitted, there heinz no evidence to hold them.
 Mir. J. T. Brooks has let contract for his fine new brick to Mir. J. w. Marshall, who is now preparing to burn the brick for it. Building will be 35X9O feet, iron front, two en- frances, one on Elm street and one corner Elm and Front streets; also two large bay windows in front. It will be prettiest and roomiest build ing in town, and he completed by lst of September. Grocery room by side of brick, already in place, is 25 by 30 feet. Mir. B. is one of our livest men-has done d great deal to build up Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Terry have offered special gold medal to be competed for in the art department of Ouachta College, and awarded winner at end of term in June. The medal was received from St. Louis last week and we had the pleasure of examining it before being forwarded to Philadelphia. It is beauty and we'll worth striving for-of solid gold, suspended by small chain from oblong bar, on which winners name is to he engraved, is the medal, in shape of painters palette, in enamel front is the word "Art" in beauti- full letters; on back is engraved "Ouachita College, lS90;' medal proper surrounded with beautiful bordcred wreath in horseshoe shape The College is fortunate in having such friends as Mr. and Mrs. Terry
 
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