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Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Judicial.

Judicial. Circuit Judge, F. E. WILLIAMS. Prosecuting Attorney, l. II. McCOLLUM. County. Representative, k. E:WilITE. County and Probate Judge, W. \ SUTTON, Circuit Clerk, J. l.. PORTS. County Clerk. 0. R. MCDANIEL. Sheria. ED. HOOD. Surveyor, j. F. E. MAY. Treasurer. JOHN PARKER. Surveyor, GEO. F.. MAUTZ. Coroner, T. NJ. GAMAGE. Township. Justice, of the Peace, N. M KAY, J. J. McGRAW, D. J. MONTGOMERY Jr. Constable, LEVI MOORE.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Postmaster Grayson now threat ems to support Hood against Gentry for sheriff. This makes us anxious for Hood, and if the PIcAYrNE is re- sponsible for it, we wish to retract everything we have said in reference to the contest. We are really afraid the double-barrel boss will desert Buchanan. Ansley, and all the rest of the ticket, and declare himself for the Democratic ticket If he should do so, we would actually feel like giv- ing up the fight Hurry up with your mules, gentlemen.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
A Great German Papers Editor

Says editorially :~''l received from \. k. Hawkes., of Austin, a pair Of hIs Crystallized Lens spectacles, and 1 must say l was surprised to find them so transparent and fine. Icon sidcr these spectacles the best in er. istence, and can highly recommend them to all those who are obliged to use glasses. believe that these lenses really preserve the eyes, and not like so many inferior and badly ground glasses do, injure the eye sight. c. DIETzEL,
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 All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed at Hugh Moncrief's drug store.
 You are out nothing if you gets bottle of "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure" from Hugh Moncricf and t does not cure your chills and fever IL is guaranteed.
 Wolfa Acme Hacking, the very best shoe polish, at w. l.. Gaines < Son shoe shop. Buy sample bot tie.
 Persons advanced in years feel stronger and better, as well as freei from the iniirmities of age, by taking Dr. J. II. McLcan's Sarsaparllls.
 Don't use bitter and nauseous mix lures when you can get "C. C.C Certain Chill Cure" Pleasant 10 take, and guaranteed to cure cnl' and fever. Sold by II. Moncrle'
 The Goddess of Plenty and 'm smiling daughter of Peace are < naught to those affected with tn demon of billiousness. It's deaol! foe is the sovereign remedy Sno'A as Cascarine.
 Dr. 0. J. Short, Texarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, No'e' Throat and Lungs. Hospital eAN, rience, New York, London Anu Vienna. Office over Smith Di's Co, Consultation Free.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Doublc-Barrcl Boss Grayson was heard to declare the other day that he has two mules to give to beat White-that he intends to beat him and Portis This is the most en- couraging news received at these headquarters since the convention. If the double-barrel boss will just stick to this determination, Capt, Ansley and First-Lieut. Buchanan had just as well withdraw from the contest before they go to the trouble of putting the boss brand on any of their mules.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Bishop Key, of the NJ. E. church, south, has notified Rev. \. B. Fizer that if he accepts the l.. l.. Rcpubli- can nomination for Governor he will declare his office of Presiding Elder vacant and appoint another man to liIl it. Exactly right. A preacher, regularly in the work, has a higher calling than politics.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

The PIcAYrNE is alarmed to hear that Double Barrel Boss Grayson is actually threatening to support Hood against Gentry for sheriff. From what we hear there is no way to pre- vent this, except for MT. Gentry to bring up q bunch of mules right
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
Y. P. A. Convention at Denver

For this occasion, June 2lth to i."' i.0, which Is to be grand success, "ihe is' psT nS. Mountain Route" and Missouri Psclne iy, ,,. way will sell tickets from all poins III kansas at one fare for the round ir,p, ", ,;;T other words, half rates. These tcseui ;, I, h. be on sale June 22nd and 23rd, ana NI' a.s, r good to return any time within thlr'. '. "sd and Through Free Reclining Char oals r,osc s Pullman Sleeping Car to St. Loul'' Gp"%a ;"mso ting there with similar special equpas,,. s,,. without change to Denver. Tickets hn' ,ou, ther information can be obtained lro'" W. nearest coupon ticket agent
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Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
Compliments.

Mir. Eugene F. White, the Demo- cratic nominee for Representative of Nevada county in the next Lcgi,la- ture, is doing temporary editorial work on the NEVADA CorNu PIcA- YrNE during Mir. Gar,mcr', absence. Our friend White ha, not forgotten how to write tcrsc, editorial articles. and with his pencil and on the stump he will do much to win Democratic victory this year in Nevada county. -- Hope Gazette.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
BUSINESS NOTICE.

As will be absent a considerable portion of the time during the next two months, Hon. F.. F. White will assist in the editorial conduct of the PlcAYuNE, beginning with issue of June 4th. His contributions will be marked thus e.
 !. W. GARDNER.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

An article on our first page. Democrats Disfranchised, shows conclusiyely how, by gerrymandcr- ing in Northern States, nearly two thirds of the Democrats are virtually di,franchised in national affairs. Read it.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

We hoist the Democratic Judicial ticket this week. It is composed of honest, capable gentlemen, too we'll &nown by the people to need com mendatiou at our hands
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

The Republican party of Nevada county has so often endorsed the |. l.. F., and allied itself with that or ganilation, that it has completely lost its character and standing with the party at large. It is completely ignored, both by the machine at Little Rock and the Administration at Washington. Every censu, emu merator appointed for thi, county ill 1880 was a Grcenbac<cr Every one appointed thj, year belong, to the so-callcd |. l.. party. The Pres colt poatoiIice was awarded to a boss who, while claiming to be a Republi- can, and actually holding the posi- tion of Chairman of the County Cen tral Committee of that party, sells out his party in the county biennial ly, and in the town annually, to the |. L. r. In fact. the oldest inhabi- tant can hardly recollcct when a bona fde Republican of this county received any substantial "rccogni- tion' from h.s party. Tins is so notoriously true that It ll common remark that the bona Cde Republi- can of Nevada county amount, to just about as much with his party as a knot on log. The Union Laboritc is the sugar dnmpling" who always gets the recognition. "
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

To our friends, the enemy: Take notice; We are now moving against your works. No terms except un- conditional ,ir:va.er on or before the first Monday m September next will be accepted.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

To the bosses. both double-ba and single-barrel; In the language of the cowboy, you must Init the trail" on or before the first Monday in September next. Get ready.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

To the enemy: If those of you in front do not trot up pretty lively you will be run over. Can you not see that your retreat is rapidly becoming a routt
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Since it's appearance in the PlcA- VINE two week, ago, that noble and patriotic motto. Pap says watch the niggers," has come into uniyer- sal use in Nevada county. It is be- Heved that it will soon become plosc;c
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
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 MRS. LUCINDA Rrsn,
 Atlanta, Georgia.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

At present, the l.. l.. nominee for Governor is Fizcr. His brethren hope that after the election he will he WiZer.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18
ANNOU NCEMENIS.
EnR EnNGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Hon. Thos. C. McRae as a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District et Arkansas, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Swift's Specific is entirely a yeg,. table medicine, which has ever cured blood poison, scrofula, blood humor, and kindred diseases. Send for ou, book on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
 Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

We now have the enemy on the run. Let everybody join in the nursnit
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

We note with pleasure the nomi- nation of Hon. F.. F. White. of Nc- yada county, as the Democratic can didate for the Legislature. By the election of Eugene White that conn- ty will do itself great credit. a, he i, an able and true man who knows the tenants Of her people. Darda- nclle Post.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) cured me of blood taint that had trouhlea me for years. l consider it withou, an equal. JAMES SHERWOOD,
 Nashville, Illinois
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

X friend to the farmer. the merchant. The mccl anic, the banker the millionaire, and the pauper is Cheathams Chill Tonic. No cure, no pay For sale by Hugh Moncrief
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

The PHE,c"rr PlcwNE i, now under the guiding hand of that old wheel horse, Eugene F.. White. and its pages fairly hristIc with his wontcd wisdom logic and wit .-r Arkad.l. phia Herald
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

The Democrat, of Ncyada county have nominated that splendid gentle man and sterling Democrat, Hon. E. F.. White for the Legislature And we doubt not they will win Bates vile Guard.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

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The morning call., 1890-06-18
CLEARED FOR ACTION.

How the Naval Battle of the Future
VIII Be Fought.
Each vessel will clear for action as soon
the other is diseerned-perhaps five miles
away. Each will probably slow down at
first, in order to gain time for preparation,
and especially for getting the steam
pressure up to the highest point Forced
draft will at once be started, and
the subdued roar of the air driven
through the furnaces to accelerate combus-
ton, and the whr OF the dynamOs, will be
added to the clang of the gun breech blocks,
as they are swung open to admit the pro-
lectile to the bTeeeh, the hum OF the ammu-
nltI0n-hOlSts raising powder and shell TO
the decks, and the quiet, firm orders OF au-
thoTity. On deck, the Calling guns and re-
velYing cannon, and the rapld-tire guns in
the tops, are got noiselessly into readiness;
the captain takes his place III the armored
coming tower with the Chief Quartermas-
ter and his aid; the executive officer as
sume5 charge of the battery, and remains
near at hand to take the Captains place in
case of death or disability; the range
finders are got into position, and the officer
in charge begins to report from time to
time the distance Of the enemy, now draw
ing closer.
Probably not shot will be fired until
this distance is reduced to 1000 yards, and
probably both ships will keep pointed to-
Wafu eacn otner until tnaL time. But now
what will the contestants do? 1t has been
held that both will advance steadily toward
each Other-each commander hoping that
some false move on the part of his
adversary will enable him to rush forward,
discharge his bow torpedo at 800 yards, and
perhaps follow it up with his ram and end
the fight at once-until they have APP
preached so close, say 500 yards. that
neither dares to swerve lest he himself be
Tammed so that the ships will at length
collide end on, and may be both sink.
The various inventions of the past few
years-rapid-fre guns, high explosives,
torpedoes, submarine boats, dynamite
guns and range finders: the increased
power and perfection of steam and electric
machinery; the improvements in powder
and in steel for pr0jectieS and for armor,
have not reyolutionized naval sci
ence so much as they have broad
ened it. The principles of STRAIT
egg remain the same, and so does
the necessity for the seaman's skill. Engi-
neers construct, inventors invent, expert
ments are tried, sham battles are fought
and heated discussions agitate the naval
mind; but the only thing that can deter
mine the real conditions of modern naval
warfare is modern naval war-Lieutenant
Bradley A. Fiske in the May Forum.
The morning call., 1890-06-18
LABOR MEETINGS.
Brewery Workmen Give Ont
Rules for Apprentices.
holders Receive Aid From Several Unions.
Cigsr-Makers Elect New 0ficers-The
Eigh,-Hour League in Session.

At the executive session OF the Brewery Work
men last night J. Lohmann, j. Deinlelh and It.
Juetterer were seated as delegates. II was re-
ported that business everywhere is running
smoothly. The Seattle Labor Union sent thanks
for contributions which had been sent 10 aid IL
In its fight against Chiet Kellogg oil the Seatte
Fire Department.
The charges against Secretary Albert Fuhr-
man, which were made by Otto Fauss and r
Mohr, were Investigated by the Executive Coun-
ell and Mr.. Thurman indicated lie had
been accused OF being arbitrary.
II. Hermann was elected to the Federated
Trades, vice o. Rosenbaum, who has gone to Sc
attic as a special delegate
II was decided after thorough discussion Oh
the apprentice system, 10 submit eight PROPOSE
lions TO tile branches throughout The State, and
il two thirds of the branches lndorse them they
will be declared part of the union laws. The
propositions are as follows:
First-Every brewery having lis own malt
house can employ apprentices In the following
ratio: One apprentice for every ten journey
men or fraction thereof. and one for each addi-
tional ten.
Second-The apprentice must not be under 10
nor over Is years OF age when he begins.
ThITd-The term Of apprentices Shall be two
years.
Fourth-It shall be at the option of the foremen
TO place them In such departments as they see mt.
Fifth-AfIer serving their terms, apprentices
Shall be eXamiDed by committee OF the union,
and if found competent they Will be admitted TO
full union membership.
sixlh-Wages OF apprentices shall be 50 week
for The first year, and SI1 a week the second.
Seventh-1heir working hours shall be The
same az j0urneymen.
Eighth Shop directors 10 control of boys must
see that they properly directed in all branches
of The craft.
L. Walter OF the Willows Brewery was ex-
PEELED from The union, and next week union OIL
GERS will be elected for which the Secretary was
Instructed to have ballots with the names OF all
candidates prepared.
The morning call., 1890-06-18
IMPURE MILK.
The Ranches of "COW Hollow .
Will Be Investigated.

The Board of Health will proceed to take
energetic steps in regard to the complaints
which have been made about the various
milk-ranches located in that part of the city
bounded by Union, Polk and Deyisadero
streets and the bay, and known as " Cow
Hollow"
These complaints are that the ranches
are kept in filthy condition, and that
large number of the cows there are dis
eased, thus causing the milk TO be I'M
healthy. This milk is sold in large quanti-
ties in the vicinity and In other parts or the
city. There are about six diaries located In
the district, and about 500 COWS are kept
thereon.
The cows are fed on refuse matter in
many instances and drink infected water.
Health Officer keeney, who has Inspected
the ranches and the cows, says that many
of the cattle are suffering from tuoerculo-
sis. When the cow-iimit ordnance was
passed by the Supervisors Cow Hollow
was within the limits, but about year
afterward the board exempted the locality
from the provisions Of the ordinance.
Dr.. Charles MeQueSten, who has given
the impure-milk question great deal OF
attention, has, during the past three weeks
inspected the ranches and tested samples OF
milk therefrOm. He has, as result OF his
investigation, prepared report, which VIII
be submitted to the Board Of Health at its
meeting tomorrow night lie says III thls
report:
/ found a majority of the diaries in hlthy
condition. The cows were nearly all slckiy
many of them suffering from tuberculosis or con
sumption, some had IumOrs, ulcers aud absce sses
on different parts of ihetr bodies; SOME had aD-
scesses on their udderS, the seeIetlons from which
frequently drop into the milking pail
! found the mortality Of these stall dairy
cows very high, about 80 per cent What ultl-
maTely becomes OF the sick cows, especially those
having tuberculosis aud those who Cannot longer
stand their feet from exhaustion, and III that
condition longer profitable for milking Is
almost beyond belief.
l was informed on sworn authority that such
animals are secretly slaughtered aud their flesh
sold as beef TO butchers aud packing-hOuses.
Punishment cannot be too severe to those who
ATE guilty of such crime as selling for food in
fected milk and flesh, aud thereby sowing the
seeds OF disease and death among thousands OF
people.
He also says that he found the food upon
which the cows are fed swarming with lac
tana, worms, etc. Health Officer keeney
and DR.. lie IourneuX of the Board Of Health
Will visit the locality as soon as possible
and endeavor to see what can be done to
abate the nuisance.
The morning call., 1890-06-18
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT,

Nine. Cavarni, widow of the famous carlca-
turis, Is dead.
Miss Tenant, who is presently to become Mrs.
Stanley, is a descendant of Cromwell.
Rider Haggard has written TO an American
publishing lfn protesting against their mutila-
ton OF his novel Beatrice"
The Basbaw of Tangier is only five feet two
inches i'll height, weighs over 400 pounds aud
yet expects 10 be referred 10 as his Royal High
ness.
Professor Hebra OF Vienna used often to ex-
press himself In this wiser :" IL is necessary that
there should be surgical geniuses, but don't ever
let surgical genius operate ON you"
DOyly Carte has engaged Eugene Dublin to
sing the leading barytone role IN Sir Arthur
Suiivdn's grand opera Iyanhoe" that Is to DO
produced al Carte's new theater ia the fall.
Thomas II. Tongue is one of the leading stump
orators of Washington. Mr. Tongue Is said to
recent campaign he has been wagging all over
the State.
Charles Pratt, the founder OF the Pratt Insti-
tute is worth $4,000 900 and Is the richest
man In Brooklyn. He has reddish gray hair and
beard aud always seems to be thinking very hard
about something.
Three toughs stopped at small cabin at Iowa
Gulch Colo, recently, aud ordered Miss Hunt 10
set out a square megl. She was alone bur had a
nearest tough aud pulled the trigger. He left q
second later with shattered cheek bone and
his companions had to carry him Iuto tile brush.
N. de Cassagnac is for midable because of the
skill with which he Yields the three terrible
weapOns-tonEue, pen and sword. He is a man
OF powerful stature, dark skinned, dark eyed and
wearing his mass of jet-blIck hair brushed
win lisplng cadence peculiar to Southern
France.
The morning call., 1890-06-18
LARNI'S LOST LOVE.
His Ruse in the Game of Hearts
Proves a Failure.

Victor Larni, a fruit-peddler, at $50 Polk
street, observed the adage that alPs fair
in love or war" early yesterday morning
that is so far as love went-and was very
sick and sorrowful all the day.
Victor loved maiden for some time, but
she was San Franciscan, fair and tickle,
while be was a son of sunny Italy, with
susceptible temperament ana a passionate,
impulsive nature. She preferred the boys
Of her own city to the bronZed admirer, and
while she gave him no encouragement he
persisted in wooing without distant hope
OF winning. Yet he did not lose courage.
They met at party Monday night, but
where could not be aseertaned rom him,
and he had grand opportunity for giving
his jealousy an untrammeled ride through
his mind.
He saw her smiles lavished on others,
but never one for him, not even a look Of
recognition All of which was more than
lie could bear, so he became almost frantic.
In the midst Of all the hilarity and mirth he
accOsted Ter.
GU do not love me, and now / kill
myself j. exclaimed be with tragic effect,
that startled the company and terrified the
Innocent young lady into n fainting fit
Like flash Victor displayed a glittering
box OF rat poison and poured its contents
above his upturned face.
"Thus do | die p he cried despairingly
and with an uHcanny laugh.
His face, hair and clothing we're covered
with the poison, but between his tightly
closed lips not an atom passed. An ofticer
was called in and Victor very much against
his Will was taken in hack to the Recev-
ing Hospital with great speed. it being the
belief that his life was in imminent danger
he was introduced to the wooden gag.
stomach-pump and a plentiful supply Of
mustard and water, and pumped out twice;
and this was worse misery than his love
affair.
"pols0ig" was for zone biga rata and lie
was not such blanked fool as to kill him
self. he was wiser if more erestfallen
man on leaving the hospital