April 3, 1880 (4 pages)

CRATERS seaport segs = “ with the Senate. and the plain slaty -logs of time, --he-fairness-and effectiveness provisions; the -great-majerity-of-citi—arriveat but—one—conchrsion—tntess ——_that-eorchision-points to the necess-' “more. pt actical & xiberierice in tTaning —~gan be injured to a disastrous extent, eS welt: , randy China cabin, One day ‘last week it.is stated they will continue operaa The Daily Transcript, " HEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA.Sat day. April Srd, 1880. « o The Duty of the Senate. Thursday, in the Assembly, Cameron brought up lis motion to reconYoung’s sider the vote which to, bill. 334, to promote by substitute dreiiage, had been pasme, He rer Hunt and Davis still continue ion’ was lost by a vote Of ot to se enon wee tees by © bill méet every Wednesday 43. The fate of the bell now rests . : oe : ob. The tate :'Phejr——elaases—at—Sweetland and ‘of that body is to pass 1: without! While an océasional mineror-farmer_can be heard to—express an unfavorable opinion’ as to of the . examine the brilyand read -the able attictes published»conetrning it” in). most of::the Saa. Francisca, Sacramento and: Marysville papers, and by the press of other sections, can prejudiced drom selfish motives, and ity for the bill, A better solution for the debris problem than’ Mr, Young's might be studied out, but we do not believe one could without . . is care of the tailings. It a good starter, and most people .who very have ‘any interest in it think so. We cannot expect it to be a perfect. ‘measure, bat all can see that it is based on the right priiiciple, viz: assessing the taxes witha regard to the bencfits derived Ey the existvi te v Af time it may be foand that the miners dgnee of h. dratlic mining ra or the swamp fand owners or the genéral State are not paying enough, or are overtaxed. Before. any of them . ithe mistake—will become. apparent, ’ and no California Legislature, would stop short of rectifying it. the “Assembly the mining-county repreIn sentatives. have, so far as we can learn, stood straight on the. debris question every times “The most of them Have done hard and effective work in connection with the more fay-seciagmembers, from the “gran get sections. They have had the edds of seltishness, ignorance and obstinacy from some quarters to contend against. lt can be sritl to thei credit that they have displayed” back hone and cominon sense and business tact throughout. ‘been yoverned by motives not in the but With regard to the welfire of the Their course has interests of any one section, State at large, It now remains with insure’ the success of grmonizing and ecouomical Rg a __. §¥.atsen's—EPN_for' Firemen. Senator Watson’s NCI, providing Shat members of volunteer fire departments reveive the sam —— annually from Boards of Trustee in cities wl sum frem the Supervisors” of the iere they reside, and alk eounties to which they belong; also that evéry volunteer fireman be exempt from poll or per capita taxes, except-the school poll-tax, is.a good one, and should become a law. Without volunteer fire departinents, many small cities and towns of the State would be at the mercy of couflagrations, and without some such proVisions as the above they could not maintain volunteer fire departments. ae te The Election. Full returns of the SanFrancisco Freeholder election shows the num ber of votes cast to be but 30,627, whie for Joint Senator it was some 300 less.The average vote received by the Citizens’ ticket was 19,082, “pnd the Workitgmen’s 11,539, giving a majority of 7,549 ferthe former, For Joint Senator Byrnes leads Freud 4,669 votes in the city. a ee Geld Tunnel Ore. — . A cleanup has just been made by Messrs. Bobo & Rumsey, the lessees take water on the package questions The Nevada stage ‘driver brought “«Q” to his milk. %Q” got his foot into it. asa candidate took the Wind out of the sails of the . rr : bogs a om : re . Farleyites., i City, San Francisco and other cities ‘office, his election is, assured, — , i . Cotwinbin Hiithave beendiseontinued, balbat tiis-place April 26. bedy invited. No ‘cards issuéd; tickets $3; supper. The best of music will be in attend=) ——-Orter reer ehareh-has—beenstored. The unruly members -have been brought under subjection. The‘ Hinister-irinniphed, sion of the agi was St. Paul’s. process was a “faiiure. ing nature are iiow pending. in” the Justice’s Court -of both-of whieh crew--eatof—eutting+ tinber'on Government lands. result may end in the arrest of ‘all the parties by the U. 5:, Marshal. * Saturday last, attractedtiither as jurors and witnesses in:a suit pending five men were on trial ona charge o: misdémeanor. mostly from Sweetland andBirehone of their laughter provoking per+} formauces at our Theatre on . lay evening of last week. pany is composed of six young men, all of whom are fine artists.” kept their audience convulsed with laughter from. the opening to: the close of the performance. Now-a-chys. pers to wit, for his own weakly .oranand one at the county seat.The articles which appear in ! k . come and, passed away, Then.a card signed ‘383 secretary” meant something. The sandlotters hole! the fort, inspite of the last election. n_ Justice: Stotlar’s: Court wherein the contrary. f 200 at San-Franciscg. It begins ‘to weakened. The days of fity-six have: Nevada Commandery Installation, Prof. Muller's Concert. Unsatisfied Mortgages. —— PRICE uis tr __ Ridge Items. [Prom our San Juan Correspondent, } “«Q” of the Independent had to The announcement of G. W. Koch for: School Trustee If. Koch will accept the e 1 ; "fhe dancing class of. Professors: ceremonl to . Commander. Jacob Hart Neff, assistGok. EE veryBills are out for an I. O, at—_the— Arcade. The itors was as sudden as eon ver+. ae The Reed-ing out A e uple of law suits of au inter: s*this township, The Our town was full of » people on The people -were 1} ib e.: The.San Francisco minstrels. gav« ‘ThursThis com They Bréther-Porteris-kept-very —biisy He writes for two~pathe latte: aper signed U. C., were written by I dare him io take an oath. to Not 1im. Dare he do it? The tracks are too. plain. * We have been waiting nxiously nuch, or the action of the coinmittee of had ook as though that committee Brother Porter flatters himself with the idea thatif the Times’ resurrected the ridge items to-.the Traxscripr will cease. ,J can assure my beloved brother inthe Lord, he will be mistaken. The items to the TRANSCRIPT will be continued wheth er the ‘Times is resurrected or not. I may contribute some to the limes, also. Lt rained.a little here on’ Wednesday t af ccnoon. Snow fell in the . installed. — On Thursday evening the newly elected and appointed officers of Ne* vada-Commundety, No, 6, Knights . $ ' . Templar, for the ensuing year wete Notwithstanding the inclement weather;-a good representation, as present from Grass Valley, Placer and Sierra counties, and a number ‘of visiters from Virginia were-also present. The installation ies ‘were conducted by Past evening, . ed by Niles Searls as Grand Captain ; General. qlhe officers installed were Commander; ‘Geo. 8. Powers. GenerLjissimo; Bb, -M.—Preston, Hrelate;. PM. Hathaway, Senior Warden; Jno. as._follows: L. . Overture, “Othello,” by Rossini— The following programme will be rendered atProf.:-Muiler’s grand ‘concert, to b given in the Theatre next Thursday evening: 4 : » PART I. Mrs. Ella Rose and Prof. Muller. “Good bye at the Door,” ballad by Golover—Master John Canfield. ‘“‘Ben Bolt,” fantasie de concert— Mrs. E. L. Mann, = “Dancing Over the Waves,” quartette—Mrs. Geo. Smith, Miss Delia Beightol, Messrs. J, Jenkins and: John. Webber. _ &Apmie-Lauriec,” fantasie by Rockstro— Mrs. Ella Rese. ant Morgan, Junior Warden; J. A. Seely,_Preasurer; J, He Boardman, . Recorder; J, E. Brown, Stam a First Guard; M. EL. Marsh, Second Guard; O. A. Nelson, Third Guard. After the installation ceremonies were eoncluded, the Sir Knights re= o . paired to the. banquet hall, where a collation, gotten up: in the highest style—ef=the culinary art by Alex, . _ Cranlt, had been _ prepared; ’ . Toasts were made ‘and responded to with happy effect, and during the enterSthecwitasiies tainment Sir Niles Searls, im behalf. ‘of the: members Of Nevada Come mandery, presented Sir J. Ho Neff witha Past Commander’s jewel, being a beautiful ‘‘passion cross” abont four inches in length, with burnished gold around the intersection of the cross, representing rays of light. This was surmounted by a golden erown, thickly studded with . diamondg and rubies. A presentation of this kind has oesurred but once before in California, This jewel was manufactured by D, W.Laird—af? The banquet broke np ata-seasonable hour, all present San. Francisco, havingeenjoyed a very pleasant time. a 21cm — z Deer Creck. Owing . to the rains of ‘the preceding twenty-four hours, Deer creek was -yesterday: a rushing, roaring, muddy torrent, earrying on its bosom logs and sticks and everyway, The waters extended nearly from bank to bank in the wile places, ind where the channel becaine narrower foreed themselves through im way that threatened to carry the Thertailings from the hydraulie“and_ placer vonfines along with them, mines*that had been gathering for whisked vway like smoke by’a hurricane, and several months past, were rreatrocks weighing many pounds g ghing che stream to another. Of course all his stuff went down to the valleys. creek has ‘tboomed” in edrnest. —-<-e-— -—— Always im the Frout Ranks. _ — by_Kleber—Mrs.*J-—E. Brown and Mr. 4. M. Brown. for-sopraro, by “R._Mulder —Miss “Searching for the Slain,” dramatie recital in character-tMrs. Dr. A.) Chapman of Virginia City.: PART II. ‘Cast Hope,” by Gottschatk—Miss Maggie Martin. “Trusting,” vocal solo by Ff. MilAn important matter: Duet, “How Dear tom me the hour,” . addition-to fon-tsa-this—anothe:s -respensibility-is-placed-upen-the—partiesto—a mortyage by the Civil Cede, as_Sec“Staccato Potka;2— braveura_pieee. Hon (911 provides-that a party _o on the i:ecoidsof the county, after . The Union thus calls attention to Upon the records in the Recorder’s office of Nevada county there’ are between four and ‘five hundred unsatisfied mortgages. _ There is good reason to believe that the greater number of these mortgages have been paid, but the parties in intefest having failed to notify the Recorder, they rem in uncanceled. Now the reverfue law: requires the County Assessor to obtain a list of -alJ: unsatismortgages have been paid,-_Batin partics-he-ding.a—mortgage {or the . mortgagee) tailing.to satisty the same the same has been paid, is liable to a “Champage Song,” male quartette —=Messrs, 8 Brown, FF fenkins, D. Selim.and Jonn Webber. “Say not Farewell,”-vocal-solo,hy. M. Millar@’—Mrs. A.V. Deal. “Oh, Restless Sea,” trio by C. A. White— Mrs. Geo. Smith, Messrs. JJenkins and John Webber. “Unspoken Words,” voeal solo—— Miss Enyma Schemer. “Return of Spring’’—Prof. Moller; Theentertainment wil conclude with Thomas’ beautiful “American operetta; entitled ‘Diamond Cat} Diamond,” by Miss Annie Naffaiger -of Nevada City aye: Wm. Moore of Grass Valley : or a5 2s Seed Se —+-—"Gents. Mr. Richard:Grant White wittily remarks that “gents” and “pants” [ paene together,-for~ the-former—al. ways-wear the latter. If “gent” is to be tolerated by carefal “writers, then let us accept *‘pants” for ‘‘trouthing else floatable that came ‘in its it is the first time this winter Deer Go where you will on. the’ Pacific coast, and ex-residents. of Nevada ‘county will be found oceupying positions of prominence. in public and private circles, and commanding the respect and esteem of their neighbors. or instance, S. W. Boring who used . sers,”’ * transpire” for “‘happea” _or . “occur,” and w brief, adopt ail the variegated and wonderful vocabulary of the average newspaper. The word “gent,” however, does describe a class. When you ‘see a greasy young fellow who seems & cioss betwein a rustic and a ‘negro minstrel off duty—a person with cap set far back on’ his c osely cropped head, tight trousers that prow suddenly fullat the ankle, and shoes with turned-up, pointed tips (where does he get those shoes!) whea you ‘see this vulgar, you see ‘“‘a gent.” You will encounter, him--on street corners in shabby neighborhoods, gazing admiringly at the lithographs of some tamous clog dancer or cheap ra satlessa Ta < ; . . * ‘ moved restlessly from one portion of . blonde in a drinking shop window; . , you will meet him there, but heaven . preserve you from ever meeting him . in decent literature.—March Atlantic. > Can a Caterpillar Reason? Acaterpillar.was recently found oa a Bridgeport window sill by-a servant,and by her was-careful y placed apon the area wall, where it. would be out of danger. A day or so later the lady of the house saw the caterpillar-onthe door sill, and it was again placed on the wall for safety. “This was repeated several times, the THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. & Chas, E. Pearson, Proprictor. G Voss city* $ Spencer Rormd Mou JH Finlay Sacramen. J B Chisolm Carbond JW Hayni¢ Caason D-A Bendér Carson D Schnale New Castle Dr Hrrris Grass Valle -J Gotferth i Fla ‘J Jewitt city C McElvy ¢ P Savoy de T Curry do : j NOTICE. HERESY GIVE. NOTICE.that: 1 have this day givenmy son, Oliver B. Pedbody, his time. I. wiil claim none of his earnings, nor will I’ pay any debts of his contracting. MRS.H. M. ie Nevada City, April 2, T8380. IRISH. Estray Notice. {AME to the enclosure of the undev. ) signed on the Grass Valley ‘road>: two . miles from Nevasa Citv, about, the first. of January, 1880, thiee Calyes— one red and white, one black and white, the other white andred. The owner is hereby notified to . eall, prove property, pay charges and take them away. NED. ORCHARD. Nevada City, April 3d, 1830. THOS, PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, ——AND—— Chemical Laboratory, . 24 Sacrathento Street. SAN FRANCISCO. RPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, : Melted ito Bars, and returhs made in trom twenty-four to forty-eight hours, «Bullion can be ferwarded to this office from any part of the interior by express, aud returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made ef Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, ete.— Mines examine@ and reported upon. Consultations on Chemical and Mettallurgical quéstious, * aps Crushed Sugar, Rotem tee S cs Pearl Barley, ~ ‘Tomatoes, ; Frye’s English Cocoa, packet tarnoon.\On Thursday more snow. On Friday neither —-rain-norsnow, but cold dreary\weather. On Saturday high winds in the forenoon and a U heavy rain in the evertiag. During the n ght old Boreas blustered terif fieally, but on Sunday morni was as pleasant as a cloudy ’ morning. Sunday afternoon snowW and rain fell togethér. The decision of the U. S. District Court on the anti-Chinese law_ of theis State, was‘tiot“-a surprise to our people, for it had beew anticipated A few Kearneyites here, however, didn’t like it, When asked what they were going to do about it, they answered ‘‘we'llshow you by and by.” One of that class says the people*should take the law in their own hands ‘and enforce it whether “it his constitutional or not. Of snch is the Kingdom of Satan. The meanest white mar I have ever heard of, was the man that ‘stole the coppers from the eyes of a dar 3 x of the Gold Tunnel claim, the ore ‘The boys ! _paying over $13. ton. a tions. The Ditches. The present rain storm will open the two or three ditehes in the cowity . Vhina cabin situated on Eureka bed @ that have antilnow remained closed. All of the vnoistructed ones are gerrying fall iuads of water. key corpse. Next to Bim, im my , opinion, is a white thief thafwill ro} \acouple of men with white skins made their appearance in: owr town and atter doing up Chinatown retired down Bush avenue. The nex’ day they made an onsiaughkt on a! rock and robbed it of a lot of pipes, things. crats for City Treasurerand CoNector. by acclamation, strong fight, even on that ticket. He ‘Nevada so long without developing a Sey that will stay by him the in gaging the exalted position he assone opium, a hat ov two, an: othe.} olivein this city, has just been 1ominated by the San” Jose .Demoihe honor was conferred upon him Sam. will make a lid not breatlte the bracing air of old reat of his days, Should he succeed . aires to we hope he will occasionally look down at the-boys in the dig: sings and smil& in remembrance of them. nS A Pleasant Party. A number of young la gentlemen at Miss Sallie invitation assembled at her home Main street Thursday evening, and were most -agreeably entertained by their fair hostess, : . oy Bond Filed. ‘ Sheriff Tompkins, having. been appointed guardian of the estate of S. ziger and Wm. Powell as suzeties. always retarns good for evil. gods, and a p ate to hold it. VAS Wilson, insane, has fled the required bond of $200, withiC, J. NaffTue Oyster ia a trne Christian, ' Put a knife tohis throat, and he returns your indignity with food fit for the caterpillar finding itsway to the door sill every time. .Finaliy the lady precured a box, the ‘end of which was left open; and placed the caterpillar ia it. The box was then placed ‘on the wall, ‘The caterpi.lar seemed-to know his home, for, on} several oceasions, when-the lady removed it from the box, and placed it some distance away,it would \hastily crawl back and enter its\ old quarters. When the weather is very cold the box is taken into-the house. The caterpillar has acted, ever since it was found, as though it knew. it had fallen among friends, and as though its condact were governed by reason, : : The Tramp of the Period. Aleading doctor of Saratogo a short time since was aroused at midnight/and taxen some distance into the country, where he reset the shoulder of a tramp who had been mporarily cared for by a generous farmer. After the operation the who was very poorly clad and y an object of pity asked i¢ian for his bill. The latrasive reply, being of the opinion that\hi i : The tramp his question, al price, at the same time xt having the remotest idea that it wo be paid. To the surprise of tramp fumbled fora moment the vags of his vest and disclosed in bills and silver between $300 and $400, out of which he paid the bill. — Boston Journal. oe i He who fights wd runs away gets Tr is very easy to recollect an actress’ age. Get 1, ence fixed in your ais promotion aud much bick pay. J, G, HARTWELL, County Surveyor. W.F. ENGLEBRIGHT, U.S; Dep. Mineral Surveyor: Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and Mining £ngineers, —AND— Surveyors. FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, Nevrdsa City, Cal. Particular attention paid to Examination and Reports on Mining Property. al Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The Regular Mail Steamers ter Victeria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 1@th, 26th, and 30th of cach Month, af 12 o'clock neon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, . Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. —OFr THE— “BEEHIVE” GROCERY 8ToRc, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Stfeet, . . Nevada Cityned mortgages from the County Re. Potatoes, per 100: pounds, $1,371 corder and assess them, to. the .par. F.our,, per B00 lbs., $3 371 ties in whose favor they, have been Mackerel; No. 1, per kit, 2% drawn, and those parti:s will be B 100 =a compelled to pay taxes om-the same . YT@Bs> > per 100 lbs., 19% unless théy can ‘satisfy the ‘Assessor . Smal! Corn,’ per LOOlbs., 4 87 or thé Board of Supervisors, sitting . Wheat. per 1U0 lbs., 2.59 as a Board-of Equalization, that: the . * Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., J 674 Whole Darley, if Hams, per ib., + BT per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb.,5 S Tbs,, 1.09 a= eS 3 Ibs., 25 cts lceocbe -h ita Split Peas; 13 Ibs., 1 = ree et ae peF can, ~ 90 — AN-exchange-says:. ‘Little's Liv-} — ing Age” bas a paper on ‘Adan? and i Island Rice, 10 lbs", 100 Eve.” This must. have beqn acter . Harknéss Wax Candles, box, 4% the pair had a -difficu.ty with the . Extra Soda Crackers, per lb., 10 cts, suake, for in their ear ois day €! Oysters, 12 cans 18 they did not have-much of anything . —°.: z Be Re oe ca i Cod Hah ———____-_ pars, —_§7 cans” 1 00 TT . 4 ~ ‘Westerday s Arrivals. at : Tally Pfc a ] ’ t Jel ; o Cans, 2 THE UN 1e N i OTEL. Syrup, per gallon, . 87} nes, NEVADA CITY, CA. «. . -. Sardines, small cans, ’ 6 cans 100 Jacob Natvziger, Proprivtor. Sardines, large cans. 4caus = 1.00 a : Lemon. Peel and Citron, 3 Ibs. 1.00 W D Howland I_Luce—acramento Tohaceo, per lb, 70. pA edge ae pW Lubeck Voltex 1 Oil Can fall of Coftes,2 iba, ov AH Scott city D Anderson city ; ‘ OY ¢ % J Carlin Colorado PT Moore Colorado . Milk Can full of Cotlee, 3 Ibs., 60 CT bryan do _. H Volks Bloomificld . Dinner Can full of Cotiee,5 lbs., 1 60 JT Poor Bloomfiejd M Fariey Blomiicid Beans, 334 Ibs. for . 1 09 F H James Santa Rosa ‘ Fm ge : vs on ss poate Ground Cefee-per'package, 29 cts. ' Corn Starch, 2 package 25 cts. Yesterday's Arrivats At ee 9 oh, 2 packages, ; ae Starch, 2 packages, . 25 ets Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal 50c do do do 5 cal ean, 2 237 Best Cal. Candles, 39 for 1 U0 %. Washing Powcer, 3 packages, 2)e, Mustard, per bottle, <i Ve. Pepper, per bo tle, 10, Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio 2 (0 Wash Boards, 30 cts, Wadt-r Buckets, 74 ets. . Clothes Baskets, COrcets Robing Pinsete Potato Mashers, "415 cts, ~All goods subject to eorrection: ' _g@ Evervthing Fresh. and warrant ed-to-be the Best. Richard Roberts New Grocery Store JUNCTION: OF SOMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, NEVADA Orr ERSKINE S. ENRIGHT, spectfully inform the people a City and vicinity that they OULD of Ne W shave Tuct Moecciveda A Choice and well-selected — STOCx GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc. Which we offer to the public at the or-— LOWEST LIVING PRICES; CONSISTING OF TEAS, COFFEE, CAN GOODS, HAM, BACON, LARD, DRIED BEEF, MACKEREL, SALMON, , GOLDEN SYRUP, SPICES, SUGAR, ‘EXTRACTS, J TO EITHER PORT. Second Class Fare, $10, Connect at Tacoma with Northern CANDLES, SOAP, . Ete,, Etc. Ete. Of every deseription, NEVADA CITY, CALIFO! Brict Mention. The miners are happy. Superior Court meets Mo The Chinese land ies 1 tis probable that the G Ti meet about the 15th in Nothing put the news} bd topers keep drythis eather, : Z Fiank Aumer has receiv « jot of°150 tine sheep for . hg copnty market. a Nat above MeCornaick’s rz The big boom will be in ere agai in atew days, 3 cerybod yea et tow ow k Te estimated that. £ ore than 100,000 inches ia Deer Creek ye s unning The. County Assesse e Ci 4 + Iaynties expect te comm Bae pile i f duties cr hsting prop The wind biew-terriffies als night befuie last and f SPHHB CEO: tres tening fences. N¢d Orchard, the genia tthe Haft Way House, otthe owner of three e: another colwnn. -_ e c The managers ef th toda little pleasattry . thanged. their minds an will go texlay rain or shi Joe Pettit isin San Fr: ng new fixtures fur his s ays ie will fit if up in btyle second to no resore bu the Coast. Hon. Thoiwnas Findle pithis county, is Manag ia. Water { the Ca iforn ‘ompany, with office ab ray, New York. + The Amateur-Dramati ntlided to postpone fon of “Streett of New he latter part of the ies not yet being defi ined on. om making his asual 1 Wanamake wa Bat yesterday on aceo the mail through o: yer being up. “Gay. To-night the. Boa.d « il ponderover the qu ichseries of gear. ithmetics are the be on the school chia strict. The City Water Com iil on Saturday herea yon from 6:20 to 8 o’cl e convenience of patr bo busy ta call and: pay wing the remainder of . The Marysville Appe Pstantsays: Frank Ei} of H. and B. Eiler ty, and proprietor of l, at Nevada City, cai enday ona visit and lirg when he left. ho “ 2. The New Lan The new “‘white” la pened Monday mornis ar Suspension bridgi uted for that purpose €s$ justifies it, the pda to erect a buildix sides his wife, two il work in the establ Rosia oe Na The idahe M) During the month . nllion outpat of the : $39,000, enabling per share to be pa as has been the ca: uthe past. There at improvement lat “ies on the tenth ley ¥ i #2 Madame Sevigne, Une teller and me “sing engayements 0, will remain a fe: bom 76, National He April 1-3¢ Greatest ef —_—_— for }mind aad you’ve got it foneves q=* And at Seattle with Local Steamers rica, Mew York, EuChina and AustraWARE. _ £& We donot propose to pub’ish a 13, 14, 15 puzzle price list to de them to call and price our goods and ity, etc. ' { ble distance frea of charge. 2 Also, WOOD AND WILLOW ceive the people, but simply ask satisfy themselves as to prices, qualGoods delivered within a reasoD4 The immense stock * received at Roser ‘&e Dry Goods Sto “most elegant as ught to Nevada . sass were made ts market, mostly k *ctly from the East 8 of & stylish chay rs ak 4 quality, : +.

CRATERS seaport segs = “ with the Senate. and the plain slaty -logs of time, --he-fairness-and effectiveness provisions; the -great-majerity-of-citi—arriveat but—one—conchrsion—tntess ——_that-eorchision-points to the necess-' “more. pt actical & xiberierice in tTaning —~gan be injured to a disastrous extent, eS welt: , randy China cabin, One day ‘last week it.is stated they will continue operaa The Daily Transcript, " HEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA.Sat day. April Srd, 1880. « o The Duty of the Senate. Thursday, in the Assembly, Cameron brought up lis motion to reconYoung’s sider the vote which to, bill. 334, to promote by substitute dreiiage, had been pasme, He rer Hunt and Davis still continue ion’ was lost by a vote Of ot to se enon wee tees by © bill méet every Wednesday 43. The fate of the bell now rests . : oe : ob. The tate :'Phejr——elaases—at—Sweetland and ‘of that body is to pass 1: without! While an océasional mineror-farmer_can be heard to—express an unfavorable opinion’ as to of the . examine the brilyand read -the able attictes published»conetrning it” in). most of::the Saa. Francisca, Sacramento and: Marysville papers, and by the press of other sections, can prejudiced drom selfish motives, and ity for the bill, A better solution for the debris problem than’ Mr, Young's might be studied out, but we do not believe one could without . . is care of the tailings. It a good starter, and most people .who very have ‘any interest in it think so. We cannot expect it to be a perfect. ‘measure, bat all can see that it is based on the right priiiciple, viz: assessing the taxes witha regard to the bencfits derived Ey the existvi te v Af time it may be foand that the miners dgnee of h. dratlic mining ra or the swamp fand owners or the genéral State are not paying enough, or are overtaxed. Before. any of them . ithe mistake—will become. apparent, ’ and no California Legislature, would stop short of rectifying it. the “Assembly the mining-county repreIn sentatives. have, so far as we can learn, stood straight on the. debris question every times “The most of them Have done hard and effective work in connection with the more fay-seciagmembers, from the “gran get sections. They have had the edds of seltishness, ignorance and obstinacy from some quarters to contend against. lt can be sritl to thei credit that they have displayed” back hone and cominon sense and business tact throughout. ‘been yoverned by motives not in the but With regard to the welfire of the Their course has interests of any one section, State at large, It now remains with insure’ the success of grmonizing and ecouomical Rg a __. §¥.atsen's—EPN_for' Firemen. Senator Watson’s NCI, providing Shat members of volunteer fire departments reveive the sam —— annually from Boards of Trustee in cities wl sum frem the Supervisors” of the iere they reside, and alk eounties to which they belong; also that evéry volunteer fireman be exempt from poll or per capita taxes, except-the school poll-tax, is.a good one, and should become a law. Without volunteer fire departinents, many small cities and towns of the State would be at the mercy of couflagrations, and without some such proVisions as the above they could not maintain volunteer fire departments. ae te The Election. Full returns of the SanFrancisco Freeholder election shows the num ber of votes cast to be but 30,627, whie for Joint Senator it was some 300 less.The average vote received by the Citizens’ ticket was 19,082, “pnd the Workitgmen’s 11,539, giving a majority of 7,549 ferthe former, For Joint Senator Byrnes leads Freud 4,669 votes in the city. a ee Geld Tunnel Ore. — . A cleanup has just been made by Messrs. Bobo & Rumsey, the lessees take water on the package questions The Nevada stage ‘driver brought “«Q” to his milk. %Q” got his foot into it. asa candidate took the Wind out of the sails of the . rr : bogs a om : re . Farleyites., i City, San Francisco and other cities ‘office, his election is, assured, — , i . Cotwinbin Hiithave beendiseontinued, balbat tiis-place April 26. bedy invited. No ‘cards issuéd; tickets $3; supper. The best of music will be in attend=) ——-Orter reer ehareh-has—beenstored. The unruly members -have been brought under subjection. The‘ Hinister-irinniphed, sion of the agi was St. Paul’s. process was a “faiiure. ing nature are iiow pending. in” the Justice’s Court -of both-of whieh crew--eatof—eutting+ tinber'on Government lands. result may end in the arrest of ‘all the parties by the U. 5:, Marshal. * Saturday last, attractedtiither as jurors and witnesses in:a suit pending five men were on trial ona charge o: misdémeanor. mostly from Sweetland andBirehone of their laughter provoking per+} formauces at our Theatre on . lay evening of last week. pany is composed of six young men, all of whom are fine artists.” kept their audience convulsed with laughter from. the opening to: the close of the performance. Now-a-chys. pers to wit, for his own weakly .oranand one at the county seat.The articles which appear in ! k . come and, passed away, Then.a card signed ‘383 secretary” meant something. The sandlotters hole! the fort, inspite of the last election. n_ Justice: Stotlar’s: Court wherein the contrary. f 200 at San-Franciscg.. It begins ‘to weakened. The days of fity-six have: Nevada Commandery Installation, Prof. Muller's Concert. Unsatisfied Mortgages. —— PRICE uis tr __ Ridge Items. [Prom our San Juan Correspondent, } “«Q” of the Independent had to The announcement of G. W. Koch for: School Trustee If. Koch will accept the e 1 ; "fhe dancing class of. Professors: ceremonl to . Commander. Jacob Hart Neff, assistGok. EE veryBills are out for an I. O, at—_the— Arcade. The itors was as sudden as eon ver+. ae The Reed-ing out A e uple of law suits of au inter: s*this township, The Our town was full of » people on The people -were 1} ib e.: The.San Francisco minstrels. gav« ‘ThursThis com They Bréther-Porteris-kept-very —biisy He writes for two~pathe latte: aper signed U. C., were written by I dare him io take an oath. to Not 1im. Dare he do it? The tracks are too. plain. * We have been waiting nxiously nuch, or the action of the coinmittee of had ook as though that committee Brother Porter flatters himself with the idea thatif the Times’ resurrected the ridge items to-.the Traxscripr will cease. ,J can assure my beloved brother inthe Lord, he will be mistaken. The items to the TRANSCRIPT will be continued wheth er the ‘Times is resurrected or not. I may contribute some to the limes, also. Lt rained.a little here on’ Wednesday t af ccnoon. Snow fell in the . installed. — On Thursday evening the newly elected and appointed officers of Ne* vada-Commundety, No, 6, Knights . $ ' . Templar, for the ensuing year wete Notwithstanding the inclement weather;-a good representation, as present from Grass Valley, Placer and Sierra counties, and a number ‘of visiters from Virginia were-also present. The installation ies ‘were conducted by Past evening, . ed by Niles Searls as Grand Captain ; General. qlhe officers installed were Commander; ‘Geo. 8. Powers. GenerLjissimo; Bb, -M.—Preston, Hrelate;. PM. Hathaway, Senior Warden; Jno. as._follows: L. . Overture, “Othello,” by Rossini— The following programme will be rendered atProf.:-Muiler’s grand ‘concert, to b given in the Theatre next Thursday evening: 4 : » PART I. Mrs. Ella Rose and Prof. Muller. “Good bye at the Door,” ballad by Golover—Master John Canfield. ‘“‘Ben Bolt,” fantasie de concert— Mrs. E. L. Mann, = “Dancing Over the Waves,” quartette—Mrs. Geo. Smith, Miss Delia Beightol, Messrs. J, Jenkins and: John. Webber. _ &Apmie-Lauriec,” fantasie by Rockstro— Mrs. Ella Rese. ant Morgan, Junior Warden; J. A. Seely,_Preasurer; J, He Boardman, . Recorder; J, E. Brown, Stam a First Guard; M. EL. Marsh, Second Guard; O. A. Nelson, Third Guard. After the installation ceremonies were eoncluded, the Sir Knights re= o . paired to the. banquet hall, where a collation, gotten up: in the highest style—ef=the culinary art by Alex, . _ Cranlt, had been _ prepared; ’ . Toasts were made ‘and responded to with happy effect, and during the enterSthecwitasiies tainment Sir Niles Searls, im behalf. ‘of the: members Of Nevada Come mandery, presented Sir J. Ho Neff witha Past Commander’s jewel, being a beautiful ‘‘passion cross” abont four inches in length, with burnished gold around the intersection of the cross, representing rays of light. This was surmounted by a golden erown, thickly studded with . diamondg and rubies. A presentation of this kind has oesurred but once before in California, This jewel was manufactured by D, W.Laird—af? The banquet broke np ata-seasonable hour, all present San. Francisco, havingeenjoyed a very pleasant time. a 21cm — z Deer Creck. Owing . to the rains of ‘the preceding twenty-four hours, Deer creek was -yesterday: a rushing, roaring, muddy torrent, earrying on its bosom logs and sticks and everyway, The waters extended nearly from bank to bank in the wile places, ind where the channel becaine narrower foreed themselves through im way that threatened to carry the Thertailings from the hydraulie“and_ placer vonfines along with them, mines*that had been gathering for whisked vway like smoke by’a hurricane, and several months past, were rreatrocks weighing many pounds g ghing che stream to another. Of course all his stuff went down to the valleys. creek has ‘tboomed” in edrnest. —-<-e-— -—— Always im the Frout Ranks. _ — by_Kleber—Mrs.*J-—E. Brown and Mr. 4. M. Brown. for-sopraro, by “R._Mulder —Miss “Searching for the Slain,” dramatie recital in character-tMrs. Dr. A.) Chapman of Virginia City.: PART II. ‘Cast Hope,” by Gottschatk—Miss Maggie Martin. “Trusting,” vocal solo by Ff.. MilAn important matter: Duet, “How Dear tom me the hour,” . addition-to fon-tsa-this—anothe:s -respensibility-is-placed-upen-the—partiesto—a mortyage by the Civil Cede, as_Sec“Staccato Potka;2— braveura_pieee. Hon (911 provides-that a party _o on the i:ecoidsof the county, after . The Union thus calls attention to Upon the records in the Recorder’s office of Nevada county there’ are between four and ‘five hundred unsatisfied mortgages. _ There is good reason to believe that the greater number of these mortgages have been paid, but the parties in intefest having failed to notify the Recorder, they rem in uncanceled. Now the reverfue law: requires the County Assessor to obtain a list of -alJ: unsatismortgages have been paid,-_Batin partics-he-ding.a—mortgage {or the . mortgagee) tailing.to satisty the same the same has been paid, is liable to a “Champage Song,” male quartette —=Messrs, 8 Brown, FF fenkins, D. Selim.and Jonn Webber. “Say not Farewell,”-vocal-solo,hy. M. Millar@’—Mrs. A.V. Deal. “Oh, Restless Sea,” trio by C. A. White— Mrs. Geo. Smith, Messrs. JJenkins and John Webber. “Unspoken Words,” voeal solo—— Miss Enyma Schemer. “Return of Spring’’—Prof. Moller; Theentertainment wil conclude with Thomas’ beautiful “American operetta; entitled ‘Diamond Cat} Diamond,” by Miss Annie Naffaiger -of Nevada City aye: Wm. Moore of Grass Valley : or a5 2s Seed Se —+-—"Gents. Mr. Richard:Grant White wittily remarks that “gents” and “pants” [ paene together,-for~ the-former—al. ways-wear the latter. If “gent” is to be tolerated by carefal “writers, then let us accept *‘pants” for ‘‘trouthing else floatable that came ‘in its it is the first time this winter Deer Go where you will on. the’ Pacific coast, and ex-residents. of Nevada ‘county will be found oceupying positions of prominence. in public and private circles, and commanding the respect and esteem of their neighbors. or instance, S. W. Boring who used . sers,”’ * transpire” for “‘happea” _or . “occur,” and w brief, adopt ail the variegated and wonderful vocabulary of the average newspaper. The word “gent,” however, does describe a class. When you ‘see a greasy young fellow who seems & cioss betwein a rustic and a ‘negro minstrel off duty—a person with cap set far back on’ his c osely cropped head, tight trousers that prow suddenly fullat the ankle, and shoes with turned-up, pointed tips (where does he get those shoes!) whea you ‘see this vulgar, you see ‘“‘a gent.” You will encounter, him--on street corners in shabby neighborhoods, gazing admiringly at the lithographs of some tamous clog dancer or cheap ra satlessa Ta < ; . . * ‘ moved restlessly from one portion of . blonde in a drinking shop window; . , you will meet him there, but heaven . preserve you from ever meeting him . in decent literature.—March Atlantic. > Can a Caterpillar Reason? Acaterpillar.was recently found oa a Bridgeport window sill by-a servant,and by her was-careful y placed apon the area wall, where it. would be out of danger. A day or so later the lady of the house saw the caterpillar-onthe door sill, and it was again placed on the wall for safety. “This was repeated several times, the THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. & Chas, E. Pearson, Proprictor. G Voss city* $ Spencer Rormd Mou JH Finlay Sacramen. J B Chisolm Carbond JW Hayni¢ Caason D-A Bendér Carson D Schnale New Castle Dr Hrrris Grass Valle -J Gotferth i Fla ‘J Jewitt city C McElvy ¢ P Savoy de T Curry do : j NOTICE. HERESY GIVE. NOTICE.that: 1 have this day givenmy son, Oliver B. Pedbody, his time. I. wiil claim none of his earnings, nor will I’ pay any debts of his contracting. MRS.H. M. ie Nevada City, April 2, T8380. IRISH. Estray Notice. {AME to the enclosure of the undev.

) signed on the Grass Valley ‘road>: two . miles from Nevasa Citv, about, the first. of January, 1880, thiee Calyes— one red and white, one black and white, the other white andred. The owner is hereby notified to . eall, prove property, pay charges and take them away. NED. ORCHARD. Nevada City, April 3d, 1830. THOS, PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, ——AND—— Chemical Laboratory, . 24 Sacrathento Street. SAN FRANCISCO. RPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, : Melted ito Bars, and returhs made in trom twenty-four to forty-eight hours, «Bullion can be ferwarded to this office from any part of the interior by express, aud returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made ef Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, ete.— Mines examine@ and reported upon. Consultations on Chemical and Mettallurgical quéstious, * aps Crushed Sugar, Rotem tee S cs Pearl Barley, ~ ‘Tomatoes, ; Frye’s English Cocoa, packet tarnoon.\On Thursday more snow. On Friday neither —-rain-norsnow, but cold dreary\weather. On Saturday high winds in the forenoon and a U heavy rain in the evertiag. During the n ght old Boreas blustered terif fieally, but on Sunday morni was as pleasant as a cloudy ’ morning. Sunday afternoon snowW and rain fell togethér. The decision of the U. S. District Court on the anti-Chinese law_ of theis State, was‘tiot“-a surprise to our people, for it had beew anticipated A few Kearneyites here, however, didn’t like it, When asked what they were going to do about it, they answered ‘‘we'llshow you by and by.” One of that class says the people*should take the law in their own hands ‘and enforce it whether “it his constitutional or not. Of snch is the Kingdom of Satan. The meanest white mar I have ever heard of, was the man that ‘stole the coppers from the eyes of a dar 3 x of the Gold Tunnel claim, the ore ‘The boys ! _paying over $13. ton. a tions. The Ditches. The present rain storm will open the two or three ditehes in the cowity . Vhina cabin situated on Eureka bed @ that have antilnow remained closed. All of the vnoistructed ones are gerrying fall iuads of water. key corpse. Next to Bim, im my , opinion, is a white thief thafwill ro} \acouple of men with white skins made their appearance in: owr town and atter doing up Chinatown retired down Bush avenue. The nex’ day they made an onsiaughkt on a! rock and robbed it of a lot of pipes, things. crats for City Treasurerand CoNector. by acclamation, strong fight, even on that ticket. He ‘Nevada so long without developing a Sey that will stay by him the in gaging the exalted position he assone opium, a hat ov two, an: othe.} olivein this city, has just been 1ominated by the San” Jose .Demoihe honor was conferred upon him Sam. will make a lid not breatlte the bracing air of old reat of his days, Should he succeed . aires to we hope he will occasionally look down at the-boys in the dig: sings and smil& in remembrance of them. nS A Pleasant Party. A number of young la gentlemen at Miss Sallie invitation assembled at her home Main street Thursday evening, and were most -agreeably entertained by their fair hostess, : . oy Bond Filed. ‘ Sheriff Tompkins, having. been appointed guardian of the estate of S. ziger and Wm. Powell as suzeties. always retarns good for evil. gods, and a p ate to hold it. VAS Wilson, insane, has fled the required bond of $200, withiC, J. NaffTue Oyster ia a trne Christian, ' Put a knife tohis throat, and he returns your indignity with food fit for the caterpillar finding itsway to the door sill every time. .Finaliy the lady precured a box, the ‘end of which was left open; and placed the caterpillar ia it. The box was then placed ‘on the wall, ‘The caterpi.lar seemed-to know his home, for, on} several oceasions, when-the lady removed it from the box, and placed it some distance away,it would \hastily crawl back and enter its\ old quarters. When the weather is very cold the box is taken into-the house. The caterpillar has acted, ever since it was found, as though it knew. it had fallen among friends, and as though its condact were governed by reason, : : The Tramp of the Period. Aleading doctor of Saratogo a short time since was aroused at midnight/and taxen some distance into the country, where he reset the shoulder of a tramp who had been mporarily cared for by a generous farmer. After the operation the who was very poorly clad and y an object of pity asked i¢ian for his bill. The latrasive reply, being of the opinion that\hi i : The tramp his question, al price, at the same time xt having the remotest idea that it wo be paid. To the surprise of tramp fumbled fora moment the vags of his vest and disclosed in bills and silver between $300 and $400, out of which he paid the bill. — Boston Journal. oe i He who fights wd runs away gets Tr is very easy to recollect an actress’ age. Get 1, ence fixed in your ais promotion aud much bick pay. J, G, HARTWELL, County Surveyor. W.F. ENGLEBRIGHT, U.S; Dep. Mineral Surveyor: Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and Mining £ngineers, —AND— Surveyors. FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, Nevrdsa City, Cal. Particular attention paid to Examination and Reports on Mining Property. al Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The Regular Mail Steamers ter Victeria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 1@th, 26th, and 30th of cach Month, af 12 o'clock neon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, . Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. —OFr THE— “BEEHIVE” GROCERY 8ToRc, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Stfeet, . . Nevada Cityned mortgages from the County Re. Potatoes, per 100: pounds, $1,371 corder and assess them, to. the .par. F.our,, per B00 lbs., $3 371 ties in whose favor they, have been Mackerel; No. 1, per kit, 2% drawn, and those parti:s will be B 100 =a compelled to pay taxes om-the same . YT@Bs> > per 100 lbs., 19% unless théy can ‘satisfy the ‘Assessor . Smal! Corn,’ per LOOlbs., 4 87 or thé Board of Supervisors, sitting . Wheat. per 1U0 lbs., 2.59 as a Board-of Equalization, that: the . * Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., J 674 Whole Darley, if Hams, per ib., + BT per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb.,5 S Tbs,, 1.09 a= eS 3 Ibs., 25 cts lceocbe -h ita Split Peas; 13 Ibs., 1 = ree et ae peF can, ~ 90 — AN-exchange-says:. ‘Little's Liv-} — ing Age” bas a paper on ‘Adan? and i Island Rice, 10 lbs", 100 Eve.” This must. have beqn acter . Harknéss Wax Candles, box, 4% the pair had a -difficu.ty with the . Extra Soda Crackers, per lb., 10 cts, suake, for in their ear ois day €! Oysters, 12 cans 18 they did not have-much of anything . —°..: z Be Re oe ca i Cod Hah ———____-_ pars, —_§7 cans” 1 00 TT . 4 ~ ‘Westerday s Arrivals. at : Tally Pfc a ] ’ t Jel ; o Cans, 2 THE UN 1e N i OTEL. Syrup, per gallon, . 87} nes, NEVADA CITY, CA. «. .. -. Sardines, small cans, ’ 6 cans 100 Jacob Natvziger, Proprivtor. Sardines, large cans.. 4caus = 1.00 a : Lemon. Peel and Citron, 3 Ibs. 1.00 W D Howland I_Luce—acramento Tohaceo, per lb, 70. pA edge ae pW Lubeck Voltex 1 Oil Can fall of Coftes,2 iba, ov AH Scott city D Anderson city ; ‘ OY ¢ % J Carlin Colorado PT Moore Colorado . Milk Can full of Cotlee, 3 Ibs., 60 CT bryan do _. H Volks Bloomificld . Dinner Can full of Cotiee,5 lbs., 1 60 JT Poor Bloomfiejd M Fariey Blomiicid Beans, 334 Ibs. for . 1 09 F H James Santa Rosa ‘ Fm ge : vs on ss poate Ground Cefee-per'package, 29 cts. ' Corn Starch, 2 package 25 cts. Yesterday's Arrivats At ee 9 oh, 2 packages, ; ae Starch, 2 packages, . 25 ets Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal 50c do do do 5 cal ean, 2 237 Best Cal. Candles, 39 for 1 U0 %. Washing Powcer, 3 packages, 2)e, Mustard, per bottle, <i Ve. Pepper, per bo tle, 10, Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio 2 (0 Wash Boards, 30 cts, Wadt-r Buckets, 74 ets. . Clothes Baskets, COrcets Robing Pinsete Potato Mashers, "415 cts, ~All goods subject to eorrection: ' _g@ Evervthing Fresh. and warrant ed-to-be the Best. Richard Roberts New Grocery Store JUNCTION: OF SOMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, NEVADA Orr ERSKINE S.. ENRIGHT, spectfully inform the people a City and vicinity that they OULD of Ne W shave Tuct Moecciveda A Choice and well-selected — STOCx GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc. Which we offer to the public at the or-— LOWEST LIVING PRICES; CONSISTING OF TEAS, COFFEE, CAN GOODS, HAM, BACON, LARD, DRIED BEEF, MACKEREL, SALMON, , GOLDEN SYRUP, SPICES, SUGAR, ‘EXTRACTS, J TO EITHER PORT. Second Class Fare, $10, Connect at Tacoma with Northern CANDLES, SOAP, . Ete,, Etc. Ete. Of every deseription, NEVADA CITY, CALIFO! Brict Mention. The miners are happy. Superior Court meets Mo The Chinese land ies 1 tis probable that the G Ti meet about the 15th in Nothing put the news} bd topers keep drythis eather, : Z Fiank Aumer has receiv « jot of°150 tine sheep for . hg copnty market. a Nat above MeCornaick’s rz The big boom will be in ere agai in atew days, 3 cerybod yea et tow ow k Te estimated that. £ ore than 100,000 inches ia Deer Creek ye s unning The. County Assesse e Ci 4 + Iaynties expect te comm Bae pile i f duties cr hsting prop The wind biew-terriffies als night befuie last and f SPHHB CEO: tres tening fences. N¢d Orchard, the genia tthe Haft Way House, otthe owner of three e: another colwnn. -_ e c The managers ef th toda little pleasattry . thanged. their minds an will go texlay rain or shi Joe Pettit isin San Fr: ng new fixtures fur his s ays ie will fit if up in btyle second to no resore bu the Coast. Hon. Thoiwnas Findle pithis county, is Manag ia. Water { the Ca iforn ‘ompany, with office ab ray, New York. + The Amateur-Dramati ntlided to postpone fon of “Streett of New he latter part of the ies not yet being defi ined on. om making his asual 1 Wanamake wa Bat yesterday on aceo the mail through o: yer being up. “Gay. To-night the. Boa.d « il ponderover the qu ichseries of gear. ithmetics are the be on the school chia strict. The City Water Com iil on Saturday herea yon from 6:20 to 8 o’cl e convenience of patr bo busy ta call and: pay wing the remainder of . The Marysville Appe Pstantsays: Frank Ei} of H. and B. Eiler ty, and proprietor of l, at Nevada City, cai enday ona visit and lirg when he left. ho “ 2. The New Lan The new “‘white” la pened Monday mornis ar Suspension bridgi uted for that purpose €s$ justifies it, the pda to erect a buildix sides his wife, two il work in the establ Rosia oe Na The idahe M) During the month . nllion outpat of the : $39,000, enabling per share to be pa as has been the ca: uthe past. There at improvement lat “ies on the tenth ley ¥ i #2 Madame Sevigne, Une teller and me “sing engayements 0, will remain a fe: bom 76, National He April 1-3¢ Greatest ef —_—_— for }mind aad you’ve got it foneves q=* And at Seattle with Local Steamers rica, Mew York, EuChina and AustraWARE. _ £& We donot propose to pub’ish a 13, 14, 15 puzzle price list to de them to call and price our goods and ity, etc. ' { ble distance frea of charge. 2 Also, WOOD AND WILLOW ceive the people, but simply ask satisfy themselves as to prices, qualGoods delivered within a reasoD4 The immense stock * received at Roser ‘&e Dry Goods Sto “most elegant as ught to Nevada . sass were made ts market, mostly k *ctly from the East 8 of & stylish chay rs ak 4 quality, : +.