April 8, 1884 (4 pages)

The Nevada Daily Transcript. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1884. BROWN & CALKINS. evada County Oficial Press N = We publish in to-day’e TRanscaipt an editorial from the Boston Herald of Sanday, March 30th, in relation .to the Indicator. The Herald lias a larger circulatien than any paper in -the New England States, and as to ite reliability it is second to none ; therefore, we have no hesitancy in _. publishing the article and give fall credence to all it has tosay about the matter. The Dr, Lighthill referred to in the artice, is a brother of Dr. E. B. Lighthill who has been professionally visiting this city dauring the past two months. The Indi cator will arrive here some time during this or next week in charge of Mr. Pricce. If it works satistactorily in this section, the croakers will soon see (what they predict will never take place) a genuine boom. We know nothing about the Indicator, except what we have seen in the papers in relation to it. We hope it will prove one-half of that claimed for it, which would be good enough. When it arrives it will be tested by practical miners. and demonetarted whether it is a good or bad instrament for this section of country. Mining, Ete. The following dispatch we find in the Bulletin of Saturday evening: The snow on the other side of Bear river, from Fullér lake to Fall creek, is from three to eight feet in depth: _Atthe latter place miuing is entirely suspended, that is, on Upper Fal} creek, while on Lower Fall creek the Galena mine has been crushing, but, owing to a broken shaft, has shut down for a few days. The enow has impeded the miners considerably from hauling, but now they are hauling steadily and getting in considerable ore. The Fall Creek Mining Company’s mill ietaking out rock, preparatory to mi ling as soon asthe weather will permit. The Yoba and Hagle-bird mines are in full blast. It is repotted that the Blue Bell.mine will start up in good shape in the spring. The Penny & Ware claim on Diamond creek is looking fice. They intend puttimg up a mill as soon as they can get ene in. Snow at Bowman’s dam is from 7 to 8 feet, the lake being entirely covered. There is some good fishing below it. A party of six went there on the first, but did not catch enough to feed one hungry man. After three days on snow shoes there and back all. arrived home snowblind. Timber men are beginning tocome in daily locking out for their interests. The Sout Yuba Water Company is running a full head of water. The Blue Tent Company have done some little in repairing and is running water a short distance below Omega, supplying some few ravine: diggwgs. ———--oowe —— Trial Jary. The following named persons were drawn as trial jurors to appear before the Superior Court on Saturday, April 19th. Nevada Township—-Jerome Cook, 8. Clutter, J. J. Jackson, C. O. Barlow, G. G: Allan, P. Clancy, Wm. Holmes, W. D. Vinton, S. A. Eddy, J.J. Ott, Louis Dulac. Grass Valley—Wm. Bree, Wm. \Carlyon, J. Bennett, S. Novitsky, Joel Andrews; R. Finnie, W. H. Stephens, Jos. Shebly, Jas; Hosking, S. Fisher, Jas. Bennallack. Washingtoux—John McBean. Bloomfield—Wm, Faull, H. P. Larsen, Geo. Victor Meadow Lake—W. Js.Hill, J. G. Williams. a Bridgepo:t—S. Thomas, 8. Lang. a ee Satusday Night's Drill. After Saturday night’s meeting the members of Mountain Division, K. P., appeared on Broad street in fatigue uniform and drilled for an hour or so, There were about twenty-eight of them, Some of the most difficult . movements were executed with great precjsion, There were a few bad breaks made, but taking Serer se alan TE -into“consideration the roughness of the street and the fact that it was the first time the Division had endeavored to march outside of a hall, the Sir Knights are entitled to deAdvertised Letters. . The following is a liet of letters remaining in the Postoffiee at’ Nevada City, California, for the week ending April 7th. Any person calling for these letters. wi _ . fadvertised.” tied ees W. J. Wrrtiams, P. M. ‘Bronson, B, C. Blues, Mrs. Baim, Pex Cress, Dan’l . Daly, Patrick Conkling, Annie F. Elliott, Matt ~ . _Haebrouch, John Kiskeys, Chas. Pollard, John Walsh, Jas. © 2 te & Suerivy CARTER was among the Uniform Knights who went, to: _ Stockton yesterday. His name was accidentatly omitted from the list published Sunday morning. been appointed as one of the clerks _ of the Senatorial Judiciary’ .Com. . _ mittee, the other clerk being Sumner Dibble of Grass Valley, — . e yes, ia Roaster, glass pitcher, pair of napkin ex The Red Bloff Sentinel of Thurs1 sp witness,’ took place in the Lewis navsion. It was an event thathad been anticipated by the triénds of the high contracting par-. ties for somedays past, because of the high ‘social position of the young gentleman snd lady, and for further reason that the young bride was born in Tehama county,educated here and ieas pure shd géodas she is hand-, Some—a model of perfect evra hood, Well may they exclaim, *‘Blest be the tie that binds ou: hearts in mutual love,” The hour of 8 o’clock was the time fixed for the solemnization of the marriage ceremony that made the ‘‘twain one] flesh” and. bound their hearts -to-> gether by the clasping of hands and the minister’s benediction, “The parlors of the bride's mother, Mrs. Anita Lewis, wife*of the late Judge E. J. Lewis; were brilliantly lit up with gas jete aud beautifully ornamented with flowers and évergreens. Suspended from the ceiling 1p the east . room was a large uinbrella made of laure stena, japonica, white and red jelly, spéerem, acasia and quince} blossoms,arbor vista and other evergreens. The floral umbrella takes languaze of which, that it may €ver be a shield from the storms. of life. At the hour appointed the parlors, hallway and vacant standing room was oceupied by the guests. Prof. Hartwig took his place at the grand piano at the east end of the room and commieuced playing the weddiny march, ‘*Mid-Summer’s Night's Dream,” Mendelssohn, and as the last soft strains of sweet music died away, Emile Charles Herzinger and Miss Anita Lewis, accompanied by their attendants, Ed. J. Lewis and Miss Josie Allen Carter, took their positions under the umbrella. Dr C. 8. Haswell, pastor of the’ M. E. Church in this place, stepped forward and in most beautiful and touching language performed the ceremony and pronuunced the benediction that made the two man and wifey ‘ For half an‘bour there foilowed such a ‘scene of hand-shaking, congratulation and kissing as is se . dom witnessed and which it is im-: possible to deacribe. The bride and groom—and the attendants, too— —ttood the deal ‘heroically. * It was a beautifal and touching sceve to witness the mother of the bride saluting her daughter. and son-in-law with a kios, while from the canvass on the wall the dead Senator, and Judge looked down on the happy trio, smiling his hearty approval of the nuptial vows. Congratulations over, the guests were invited into the dining room and partook of:a splendid supper. The table was heavily laden with all that heart could wish or the most fastidious tastes demand. Meanwhile the , resents, “numerous, beautiful and costly, were viewed by all with evi dent delight. The biide’s dress was made of plain, cream, ‘and brocade ‘satin; pointed basque; _. Spanish lace sleeves; skirtlongcourt train of brocade satin, ‘ the front ot which is plain satin, heavily and beautifully embroidered. with white silk, rose design; the front of the skirt was trimmed with a ruffle. of satin cut into points snd edged with Spanish lace ; waist of brocade satin, cut high in the neck; train .cut in point clear aruund, finished «in :fibe pleating. The dress was quite plain, but beautifully designed and. very rich. She wore ruscbing around the nec k with illusion aud a~ epray of orange blossoms at the throat. Hair combed Jow, montagues in front, with bridal vail reaching to the bottom of the train, fastend to the hair with a wreath of orange blossoms; long, white kid gloves reaching to the elbow; white kid opera-toed slippers; hose, white silk, heavily ‘embroidered. The bride’s dress was a present from her mother, the elegant and elaborate embroidery on front part of. the skirt being tho handiwork of that good lady. The bridesmaid was dressed in cream. none vailing and satin, prougely trimmed with Spanish lace, cut short; full skir uffant drapery, trimmed at botcom with ruffles ot lace and Lage. i cut in pointsand lace; sleeves at elbow cut in and trimmed with 1 ce; full teont of satin tied with a large bo of satin ribbon. These beautifully and elegantly made,robes were the handiwork of Miss Kate ‘Croney. The groom and his attendant were attired in faultless suits of black and white kid gloves, each wearing a buttonhole bouquet on the left lapel of the coat. The following is a list’of the’ presents: © Satin’ lined work-box,. butter dish, handsonie fruit dish , silver jewel ase,» silver sugar spoon, gold lined, carving set, Jass fruit ia. buggy whip, pickle ings, set‘of silver teaspoons, napkin ings, finedriving mare and colt, silver Leiquet bo der, fne bound ak bum, silver jewel case, silver sugar howl, scrap hook, Robe de neut, eil ver jewel case, napkins, glass fruit dish, silver fruit dish, dozen sily knives, embroidered skirts, large oi painting, silver soup ladle, silve berry spoon, set silver teaspoons, silver sugar spoon, marble slab and . brackets, embroidered morning robe, silver pie shovel, cane rocking chair, smoking jacket, Tentyson’s poems, nickle clock, pair bandsome vases, silver jce pitcher, glace set of tive pieces, rocking chair, satchel bag. and tans, Daily Sentinel, one year Mr. and Mrs. Herzinger_ will. enjoy their honeymoon at-home, but! . to take a short pleasure trip perc» Pe visiting ‘some of the the State,and before they return vis-: ‘da City, t the parents of the groom in Nevaaieemer a! come. known.—[{Albany the place of the marriage bell, the} solute cure for Rheumatism, s nm "No lady castor, silver pickle castor, ‘toilet set 1 noted. resorts in the southern part of . WE take much — in recommending to newspaper proprietors and publishers, Mr. Robert 8. mmen of San Jose, Cal., as an ably gen ap, and deservim r cop ire. medi ’s gh Syray} we believe} is rep ted, to and-will Go all that ifs owner,claims for it; and-is certain -to come into aniversal use as soon as its merits beHerald, Ore~ gon, October 6th, 1881. ‘What cures tneir tovers, makes them Sleep; .¥urewell then to Morphine Syrups, ‘Castor Lies ig —An ab= a } ‘Bids y up to the 15th day of April 1884, for the cutting of half to~ three million feet of sugar pine’ and yellow logs; / The timber is near Voss’ mill, in Little York Township. Parties desiring to bid on the above “PILLS. TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From then sources arise threefourths of thediseases ofthe human race. Thesesymptoms indicate their existence: Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Headache, Jullness after eating, aversion to exertion of body or mind, Eructation of food, Irritability .of temper, low spirits, a,feelin of having neglected some auty, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly colored Urine. CONSTIPATION, and demand the use ofa remedy that acts directly on the Liver. Asa Liver me, i ne TUTT's PILLS baxanahaell , fheir action on the Kidneys ‘and in is also prompt; removing all impurities through these three ** seavengers of the system,” producing appetike@onns dig: stion;re: rstools, a t skin and @ vigorous body. TOTT'S PiLLS cause no nausea or griping, nor interfere with daily work, and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. Sold everywhere, 25c. Office, 44 Murray Street, N. X. TUTT’S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEWTS se“t free on application. BONCUTI, @) THE BEST TOILET,SOAP. N THE MOST ECONOMICAL. C GOOD FOR THE SKIN, IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. I Boncuti. It isa great favorite with ladies \ a. have tried it, be ause it gives a natu “Si appearance to the skin which © ‘other Soap can impart. It does nut leave that glossy, shining appearance on the face which is considered so objectiouable. Only 10 cente a cake. For sale by CARR BROS. Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters, \RAZIER'S Root Bitters arenot a dram shop beverage, but are strictly medicinalin every sense. ‘They act strongly upon the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open apd regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every impurity. Sold by Corr Bros. $1. Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A sure cure for Little Grubs in the Skin, Rough Skin, etc.~ It will remove that roughness from the hands and face, and take you beautiful. Prive 50c. FRAZIER MEDISINE CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Qhio. For sale by Carr Bros. ap2 ' Assessment Notice. N URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER COM PAN Y.—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notiee is hereby given that at a meetmeeting of the of Directors, held on Monday, the Slet day of March, 1884, an Assessment (No. 8) of Fifteencen 8 per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 328 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California. next preceding the election. By order ofthe Board of Trustees, ~ J. C. ABBOLT, President. K. Caspsr, Clerk. Passed March 26th, 1884. mh28 ‘ Assessment Notice. AISY CEMENT MINING COMPANY Location of prince: pal pince of business, San Francisco, ifornia. Location of works, Washington, Nevada County, California, Notice is heréby given that at a meeting of the Bo.rd of Directors, held on the 27th day of March, 1884, an ment (No, 1) of Two Cents (2c) per share *evied upon the capital stuck of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secreiary, at the office of the Company, No. 512 Montgomery street, San Francisoo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall unpaid on the first day of May, 1884, Will be delinquent, and advervised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on W EDNES. VAY, the twenty-first day of. May,—1884,-to y the delinquent, yssessmént together with advertising and expenses of tne salé. By order of the Board of Directors. CHas. J. COLLINS, Secretary, Office—No. 512 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California: ap2 Delinquent: Sale Notice ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Location of principal place of busthess Virginia City, Nevada. ion of works, Washington ‘Township, Nevada County, California. , Notice—There are delinquent, upen the tollowing described: stock, on account of as-sessment, No, 15, levied on the 25th day of February, 1884, the several amounts set op petits namés of thé*respective share olders as follows: an : No. Cert._--Yo. Shs. Amt. JP Piappingham,.306 2460 62-100 $49 21 MJ Henly, 142 143 145 146 147 162 ; 215 1474 80-100 2949 H M Cameron, 256 4921 25-100 98 42 Thos Loynachan, 225 2460 62-100 4921 W N Hall, 235 4921 25 100 98 42 -. Leonard Ewing, 176 177 194 4921 25-100 98 42 D B Sohl, 183 ~. 6000 25-100 120 00 Wm: Thomas, 217 218 219 2460 62 100 49 21 A J Gilsdorff, 6 1000 20 00 T R Malon, 274 1€00 20 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 25th day of February, 1884, so many shares of each parcel of such Btock as may -be necessary eo os sold at Vaeirn ops at the office of Jompany, r evaca, on Monday, the sth day of April, 1884, at the hour of 4 o'clock, P.M. of said day,to pay said deli assessment thereon, together with Any. stock, upon which said t shall remain unpaid on Friday, the Ninth 9th)day of May, 1884, will be delinquent, and idvertised for sale at public auction, and inless payment is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the 27th day of May “1884, 9 y the delinquent togethr_ with ecoste of ad ale. B y order of the Board of Directors. WM. LETTS OLIVER, Secretary. ice--328 Montgomery Street, San Fran‘ise isco, California. At Nevada Theatre, viday Evening, April 25, 1884, JOHN. MICHELL Vill give a Masquerade Ballat Nevada Thea‘re on the évening of-the 26th of April, hen he will ofier s r. wo Prizes for the best sustained characters, ady’s and Gentleman’s.) Good music has 2en secured for the occasion. «2 Admission $1 per couple. tators— Ladies 25 cents; children 25. free. 3 fe; ladies in admit in ma-k without first presenting an invi ticket at the door. Noone admitted except upon presentaof invitation and mask at i } raising “d en ORAW Pons _ the store of (Mrs A. C. NILES, ESTER & “Attormey and Counselor at Law. of ‘and Pine Str evada ‘City. Up e trace on Broad. S * vertising and expenses of . costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. 8. D. BA Secretary. Office—74 South C street, Virginia, Nevada aps Mrs. Dr.Walton’s Periodical Tea Mont WALTON has prescribed thie valuable medicine for a great many years in her private practice. It has proved an unfailing specific in the trestment of the many disorders to which the female constitution is subject. It isa sure.cure for the mouthly troubles that so many women :uffer. Sold by Carr Bros, ' RAZIER MED!UINE CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, uhio. SARATOGA HIGH ROCK SPRING WATER jor sale by Carr Bros, ap PHILIP RICHARDS, Ne. 3 Main Street Nevada City OLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD inage a the Mint. , Correspondent—FBuaron & Co., succes S0rg of Swiss-Amer k, San Francisco Siok PROF. E. MULLER —TEACHER OF— MUsSIC,——aND— ¥ Foreign Laneuaces. —o— “~.”" “AND THOROUGH BASS. WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector, Legal Business and Colle.tiuns + 4 a be received from two million’ and a} . difference in the cost of Barley : Ground Barley 100 lbs. 1 45 contract can visit ae Bran 100 lhs.-<<. 1 25 premises at rig Ogee an Crusl A s } 1-2lbs 1 00 the contract will be award6 ar 5 ie ;. Granulated“ 9 1 00 ed to the lowest bidderion. ge, 49) 1 0 the 15th day of April Cs a “ 100 pg me Beans 9°. “<2 00 _~ For City Marshal. meetin . 100 _# ‘oma’ cans.. 2. TOMPAINS le got Momgpeye Green Corn 7 * +001 OO subject tothe decision of the vatiee of NeGreen Peas 7 Meee 1 00 Vala Vity F String Bean s7 Son 1 00 City Election Proclamation. . oysters gare tg ocatrn.dite Lobsters = 8 * 1 00 Neate Tr Ee Sardines 6 * st 06 Monday, May 5th, 1884, Jelly . ees ee 1 00 eee, Ge Ta ee i = Detice following ts mwoording t the} Deviled Ham 4 “.. 1 00 gualite elector of Nevada City atthe UenCorned Beef 3 “.. 1 00 Nevada City, ou the 6th day of May, 1a, . Salmon Bit. 1-00 whether the City of Nevada shall become re ‘ ized under the gererel laws of the} Table Peaches-4 ‘‘.. 1 00 oe ppc % Roce aS tbe of mia ri of the Sth cles to which Coffee, 5-1b-cans ..6. 76 your ite the wards: “For SeorganianCoffee, i CONE 3. -555s 5 50 emi gait sc P. iidaae 1 00 Pe — hed , electors of Nevada City. ocolate, oe corporation "and goverament of mumipl Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Vu) ay 5 The question will be submitted to the. Te@, 5 Ib box.... 1 50 duthe City Hall; Nevada Gtr, chetkos ass . Coal Of 5 gall 1 50 tit sty a ial es meee tes il, per 5 gallon can, parla org corporstions of the ith pod Candles 60 for-... t 00 failct the words: “For Nebrgavizition=” or . Candles per box.--.+-+1 75 “aah theveta Bg” acer af tue Beare or . 8 b 25 Trustees. iO sen, Peat, © On. oe ne Perhe polis will be open at 8 o'clock, a. m., Butter per roll ..-. 62 1-2 “Officers of election “W. J. Organ, Inepeo-. Eggs per dozen... 30c red Daniel Marsh and Michael” Garver; s = nt of March 12th, 1878, to aifiend ait Pio-Fruit, .6-cails, .. xeon in sity. ‘ shee. 1g Any poison shall be quatited to . Syrhp per gallom,.. 75 cer, who shall be a qualified elector «nder {Syrup § gallon keg,. 3 00 the constitution and laws of this State, and who shall haye resided. in the city 30 days . Codfish NOME TN, en te 7 And everything else in vropor W LIAM WOLE. Notice tothe Electors of Nevada City. N ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE OR_ es cane er rte ment of munic corpora appro March 13, 1883.) Een OPP The question will be submitted to the qualified electors, Monday, May 5th, 1884, At, the City Hall, Nevada City, . whether the City of Nevada shall become organized under the general laws of the State, relating to municipal corporations of the Fifth Class, and jouare requesied to place upon your ballots: ‘For keorganization,” or ‘Against Keorgasization,’ or wo equivalent thereto. By order of the Board of Trustees. J C. ABBOTT, President. K. Caspr, Clerk, mh28 Passed March 26th 1884, Organized in 18584 NORTHWESTERN Mutual LIFE INSURANCK COMPANY, Q* MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. “ticipation” $52,765,890.81 Total Premiuins cag 45,261,145.12 Tenghofaber oen§?,504,250,69 i SS dealing oe Dividends to Policy Holdersin each of the past Eleven Years unequalled by those of any cther Company on similar Policies, : THE NORTHWESTERN stands among, ‘the highest of the lite‘compantes of the country in strength and security, as shown by the ratio of surplus to liabilities, Its Idcation has given it an immense advantage over companies located in the moneyed centers, whose vast accumula of wealth and capital lessen the rates of interest. Add to borteys many of these comPauies are com: . Charter direment to make Pinel ectinenta wid their own State and the policies. Its endowment policies will 6 per cent. compound inte’ , life insur. ance thrown in. For further particulars apply to % HOWELL & ABBOTT, General Agents, 339 Kearne Street, San Francisco, or to B. C. WALRATH, District Agent, Nevada City. ‘ m21 ASSAY OFFICE from 5 to . KINGBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very! Finest Stock the Ticke'e Two Lad‘ Lady Dancers without escorts, $1. Gallery 50 cents for each and every ‘per-—salI— HUNT’S HALL, . NEVADA CITY, _—_ON«#— Friday Evening, April 18, 1884. —_— ————— General Comm'ttee of Arangements. —o— LIEUT. P. F. SIMONDS, SERG. D. B.GE CHELL, CORP. J.C. DEAN, PRIVATE H.S8. RIBBLE, PRIVATE WM. M. QUIGLEY. —_—_—O— Froon Dinectoc—Crerain dounA. Pape, He IEUT. GEO. A NIHELL, SERG. CHAS. P, E. GRAY PRIVATE H. 8. RIBBLE. PRIVATE D. F. GETCHELL, PRIVATE WM. M. QUIGLEY. PRIVATE J. A. CLANCY. ee Ses Reception Committee. a wae SERG,. HENRY BUSH. SERG. J.C RICH, CORP, J. C. DEAN. CORP. JAMES HACKLE\ PRIVATE W. F. EVENS. PRIVATE VICTOR ROUTHIER. The P: "PAINTS, HS; TAR NEVADA ‘TIGHT coin, PRIVATE ELIJAH HO“HERSALL, PRIVATE 8. F; MOBLEY. PRIVATE W. F. HORRELL. E. E. APPLETON. B. FOGARTY. ———-0 Company, and at the door. Music by the SACRAMENTO BAND. FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. C. BALDRIDGE, $l—admitting One Gentleman and es. Tickets can be.obtained from metibers ef J.MR.ICARR. ‘7. H. came *CARR BRO Pine Keep constantly on hand a large and ‘complete stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, ¥/ «) ‘ BLANK BOOKS, «.:¢ 0: MISCELLANEQUS}BOQOxs ALL KINDS OF PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWS? APERs [Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF Ct London & Laneash ~~ Nevada ‘Cty, bashite and Manchester Insurance Companies . Than which there ate none betteriy 3 &@ Prescriptions accurately anp carefully com pounded by a cateful and competent Druggist we BRAND BROTHERS, Stationers, . Booksellers, and Music Dealers ——_0——__——. National Exchange Hotel Block Broad'Wtrect, Nevada City <SE SEI =.” S$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN-. dilate for the office of City Marshal, subjece to the decision of the voters of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th: . Call and Settle, All parties indebted to C. J. NAFFZICER Will<please call at once al No. 21 Main street, and save costs, Nevada City, Feb. 20th,{18844 mh9-1m MES. WM. BLANCHP, (LATE OF ENGLAND) kWill also give] instructions in —_— Writing Class For Ladies and Gentlemen. For terms, etc., apply to _MRS. BLANOCH, New York Hotel, Nevada City} HAVE YOU ‘TRIED = AND SOLD FOR ‘ : THE KINGBIRD s Teacher of German, French, Musi¢, Plain and Fancy Work. Painting in Oil and Water Col! ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. Five . Cents Only: Chemical Laboratory } Is equal to many Cigars that EE Nre SEEET< Tate sold for double that price. . fees i . DWORTS, OF, BULLION necery 1 ALSO A FULL LINE OF from twenty-four to forty. -eight hour 4+Dom ° eee et came ao cae [Donte sal Tmpeeind ees returns made in thesamemanuer, . ahead ee SEL tab . slam, mare orears J. J. JACKSON, === = =~ = PROPRIETOR. ——9 —__. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Urocéry House in Nevada City Everything usually found in: ‘a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have neyer traded with me I extend ‘a special invitation to call before making theis purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL. STREET. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine 8ts., . 4 Nevada € WALTER D. VINTO ‘ Froprietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Bnishes, Hand Mirrors, . Toilet ‘Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Bye Competent Dovegest, ard FER FIC 1 IURITY. guarantecd. AGENT FO 1BE 1FST REINSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT IMPERIAT,, LCNDON.' NORTHERN AND QUEEN LIVERPOOL LOBDCN ANE C LOBE. . pur Supt pavag 204 ‘LMNoadoririv uy “RISIDONUC TIV AG ATVS HOT “Woy, EARS, INVUOVA SAVAISEWA' AG BS NEVADA I —=— : Loca The fdllov day, Judge ing : Neville vs. . fendant, Conaway ~ ciation. F9 complaint stist daysto amend Paul Meok Co. Hearing ‘ get for April 8 Rose vs. Nov continu stion p J. Kitts vs. April 80th. Brown vs. Br Sand vs. Sic! Attorney of 1 for May ist. Gunaaldson ‘Trial set for M Lowison & C set for May 6tl W. Seaman v to April 19th. Lachinan vs. 14th. Granger vs. ) May 2ist. Miller vs, C May 22d. People va. Jo 2ist. Gowell vs. A J. M, Kitts tofore made m« to be submitte Joseph Hosk naturalized. In the matt sole trader, J Al The followis County Treas yesterday : K. Casper, 1 Jos. Marzen $16.00 G. D: Blake John Black, Mrs. C. HI $15.48. : B. F, Packe. $9.76. ‘ Hyland Tu cate, $5.62. Stonington tificates, $11.4 Dr. R. M. H and coin frou H. Piper, re G. von Seb $631.96. Joseph Per. Indian Spri cate, $4.81. John A. Ra P. H. Payn R. D. Carte F. G. Beatt G. von Scht F. G. Boatt $23.50. John Wabt Dan. Collin G. von, Sch sion, $13.38. Some of seen in thi was taken mine on § the pieces quartz, anc when speci were more: $2,000 we short time, sight. _O1 beauty, I about twel teen inche streak of s running t Such a dis part of t thousands The Nevac sent a bett other othe we believ. ledges in show up as the samea on them. for prospec ' country pi L. S. C. SCRIPT has by the Kr return he . ramento, \ of the Bee Ir is. health is » will soon r home, Mr, AN left on the San Fran main fors Mrs, M San Fran bf spring . Mis3 N Visiting it two mont day eveni Micner Theatre was very . attend his time, Ir Jool streets §; business ized, ang Could be : of the cit Farag Vices w, Church o: Chel business . Tere Theatre, notice, ap8-te

The Nevada Daily Transcript. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1884. BROWN & CALKINS. evada County Oficial Press N = We publish in to-day’e TRanscaipt an editorial from the Boston Herald of Sanday, March 30th, in relation .to the Indicator. The Herald lias a larger circulatien than any paper in -the New England States, and as to ite reliability it is second to none ; therefore, we have no hesitancy in _. publishing the article and give fall credence to all it has tosay about the matter. The Dr, Lighthill referred to in the artice, is a brother of Dr. E. B. Lighthill who has been professionally visiting this city dauring the past two months. The Indi cator will arrive here some time during this or next week in charge of Mr. Pricce. If it works satistactorily in this section, the croakers will soon see (what they predict will never take place) a genuine boom. We know nothing about the Indicator, except what we have seen in the papers in relation to it. We hope it will prove one-half of that claimed for it, which would be good enough. When it arrives it will be tested by practical miners. and demonetarted whether it is a good or bad instrament for this section of country. Mining, Ete. The following dispatch we find in the Bulletin of Saturday evening: The snow on the other side of Bear river, from Fullér lake to Fall creek, is from three to eight feet in depth: _Atthe latter place miuing is entirely suspended, that is, on Upper Fal} creek, while on Lower Fall creek the Galena mine has been crushing, but, owing to a broken shaft, has shut down for a few days. The enow has impeded the miners considerably from hauling, but now they are hauling steadily and getting in considerable ore. The Fall Creek Mining Company’s mill ietaking out rock, preparatory to mi ling as soon asthe weather will permit. The Yoba and Hagle-bird mines are in full blast. It is repotted that the Blue Bell.mine will start up in good shape in the spring. The Penny & Ware claim on Diamond creek is looking fice. They intend puttimg up a mill as soon as they can get ene in. Snow at Bowman’s dam is from 7 to 8 feet, the lake being entirely covered. There is some good fishing below it. A party of six went there on the first, but did not catch enough to feed one hungry man. After three days on snow shoes there and back all. arrived home snowblind. Timber men are beginning tocome in daily locking out for their interests. The Sout Yuba Water Company is running a full head of water. The Blue Tent Company have done some little in repairing and is running water a short distance below Omega, supplying some few ravine: diggwgs. ———--oowe —— Trial Jary. The following named persons were drawn as trial jurors to appear before the Superior Court on Saturday, April 19th. Nevada Township—-Jerome Cook, 8. Clutter, J. J. Jackson, C. O. Barlow, G. G: Allan, P. Clancy, Wm. Holmes, W. D. Vinton, S. A. Eddy, J.J. Ott, Louis Dulac. Grass Valley—Wm. Bree, Wm. \Carlyon, J. Bennett, S. Novitsky, Joel Andrews; R. Finnie, W. H. Stephens, Jos. Shebly, Jas; Hosking, S. Fisher, Jas. Bennallack. Washingtoux—John McBean. Bloomfield—Wm, Faull, H. P. Larsen, Geo. Victor Meadow Lake—W. Js.Hill, J. G. Williams. a Bridgepo:t—S. Thomas, 8. Lang. a ee Satusday Night's Drill. After Saturday night’s meeting the members of Mountain Division, K. P., appeared on Broad street in fatigue uniform and drilled for an hour or so, There were about twenty-eight of them, Some of the most difficult . movements were executed with great precjsion, There were a few bad breaks made, but taking Serer se alan TE -into“consideration the roughness of the street and the fact that it was the first time the Division had endeavored to march outside of a hall, the Sir Knights are entitled to deAdvertised Letters. . The following is a liet of letters remaining in the Postoffiee at’ Nevada City, California, for the week ending April 7th. Any person calling for these letters. wi _ . fadvertised.” tied ees W. J. Wrrtiams, P. M. ‘Bronson, B, C. Blues, Mrs. Baim, Pex Cress, Dan’l . Daly, Patrick Conkling, Annie F. Elliott, Matt ~ . _Haebrouch, John Kiskeys, Chas. Pollard, John Walsh, Jas. © 2 te & Suerivy CARTER was among the Uniform Knights who went, to: _ Stockton yesterday. His name was accidentatly omitted from the list published Sunday morning. been appointed as one of the clerks _ of the Senatorial Judiciary’ .Com. . _ mittee, the other clerk being Sumner Dibble of Grass Valley, — . e yes, ia Roaster, glass pitcher, pair of napkin ex The Red Bloff Sentinel of Thurs1 sp witness,’ took place in the Lewis navsion. It was an event thathad been anticipated by the triénds of the high contracting par-. ties for somedays past, because of the high ‘social position of the young gentleman snd lady, and for further reason that the young bride was born in Tehama county,educated here and ieas pure shd géodas she is hand-, Some—a model of perfect evra hood, Well may they exclaim, *‘Blest be the tie that binds ou: hearts in mutual love,” The hour of 8 o’clock was the time fixed for the solemnization of the marriage ceremony that made the ‘‘twain one] flesh” and. bound their hearts -to-> gether by the clasping of hands and the minister’s benediction, “The parlors of the bride's mother, Mrs. Anita Lewis, wife*of the late Judge E. J. Lewis; were brilliantly lit up with gas jete aud beautifully ornamented with flowers and évergreens. Suspended from the ceiling 1p the east . room was a large uinbrella made of laure stena, japonica, white and red jelly, spéerem, acasia and quince} blossoms,arbor vista and other evergreens. The floral umbrella takes languaze of which, that it may €ver be a shield from the storms. of life. At the hour appointed the parlors, hallway and vacant standing room was oceupied by the guests. Prof. Hartwig took his place at the grand piano at the east end of the room and commieuced playing the weddiny march, ‘*Mid-Summer’s Night's Dream,” Mendelssohn, and as the last soft strains of sweet music died away, Emile Charles Herzinger and Miss Anita Lewis, accompanied by their attendants, Ed. J. Lewis and Miss Josie Allen Carter, took their positions under the umbrella. Dr C. 8. Haswell, pastor of the’ M. E. Church in this place, stepped forward and in most beautiful and touching language performed the ceremony and pronuunced the benediction that made the two man and wifey ‘ For half an‘bour there foilowed such a ‘scene of hand-shaking, congratulation and kissing as is se . dom witnessed and which it is im-: possible to deacribe. The bride and groom—and the attendants, too— —ttood the deal ‘heroically. * It was a beautifal and touching sceve to witness the mother of the bride saluting her daughter. and son-in-law with a kios, while from the canvass on the wall the dead Senator, and Judge looked down on the happy trio, smiling his hearty approval of the nuptial vows. Congratulations over, the guests were invited into the dining room and partook of:a splendid supper. The table was heavily laden with all that heart could wish or the most fastidious tastes demand. Meanwhile the , resents, “numerous, beautiful and costly, were viewed by all with evi dent delight. The biide’s dress was made of plain, cream, ‘and brocade ‘satin; pointed basque; _. Spanish lace sleeves; skirtlongcourt train of brocade satin, ‘ the front ot which is plain satin, heavily and beautifully embroidered. with white silk, rose design; the front of the skirt was trimmed with a ruffle. of satin cut into points snd edged with Spanish lace ; waist of brocade satin, cut high in the neck; train .cut in point clear aruund, finished «in :fibe pleating. The dress was quite plain, but beautifully designed and. very rich. She wore ruscbing around the nec k with illusion aud a~ epray of orange blossoms at the throat. Hair combed Jow, montagues in front, with bridal vail reaching to the bottom of the train, fastend to the hair with a wreath of orange blossoms; long, white kid gloves reaching to the elbow; white kid opera-toed slippers; hose, white silk, heavily ‘embroidered. The bride’s dress was a present from her mother, the elegant and elaborate embroidery on front part of. the skirt being tho handiwork of that good lady. The bridesmaid was dressed in cream. none vailing and satin, prougely trimmed with Spanish lace, cut short; full skir uffant drapery, trimmed at botcom with ruffles ot lace and Lage. i cut in pointsand lace; sleeves at elbow cut in and trimmed with 1 ce; full teont of satin tied with a large bo of satin ribbon. These beautifully and elegantly made,robes were the handiwork of Miss Kate ‘Croney. The groom and his attendant were attired in faultless suits of black and white kid gloves, each wearing a buttonhole bouquet on the left lapel of the coat. The following is a list’of the’ presents: © Satin’ lined work-box,. butter dish, handsonie fruit dish , silver jewel ase,» silver sugar spoon, gold lined, carving set, Jass fruit ia. buggy whip, pickle ings, set‘of silver teaspoons, napkin ings, finedriving mare and colt, silver Leiquet bo der, fne bound ak bum, silver jewel case, silver sugar howl, scrap hook, Robe de neut, eil ver jewel case, napkins, glass fruit dish, silver fruit dish, dozen sily knives, embroidered skirts, large oi painting, silver soup ladle, silve berry spoon, set silver teaspoons, silver sugar spoon, marble slab and . brackets, embroidered morning robe, silver pie shovel, cane rocking chair, smoking jacket, Tentyson’s poems, nickle clock, pair bandsome vases, silver jce pitcher, glace set of tive pieces, rocking chair, satchel bag. and tans, Daily Sentinel, one year Mr. and Mrs. Herzinger_ will. enjoy their honeymoon at-home, but! . to take a short pleasure trip perc» Pe visiting ‘some of the the State,and before they return vis-: ‘da City, t the parents of the groom in Nevaaieemer a! come. known.—[{Albany the place of the marriage bell, the} solute cure for Rheumatism, s nm "No lady castor, silver pickle castor, ‘toilet set 1 noted. resorts in the southern part of . WE take much — in recommending to newspaper proprietors and publishers, Mr. Robert 8. mmen of San Jose, Cal., as an ably gen ap, and deservim r cop ire. medi ’s gh Syray} we believe} is rep ted, to and-will Go all that ifs owner,claims for it; and-is certain -to come into aniversal use as soon as its merits beHerald, Ore~ gon, October 6th, 1881. ‘What cures tneir tovers, makes them Sleep; .¥urewell then to Morphine Syrups, ‘Castor Lies ig —An ab= a } ‘Bids y up to the 15th day of April 1884, for the cutting of half to~ three million feet of sugar pine’ and yellow logs; / The timber is near Voss’ mill, in Little York Township. Parties desiring to bid on the above “PILLS. TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From then sources arise threefourths of thediseases ofthe human race. Thesesymptoms indicate their existence: Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Headache, Jullness after eating, aversion to exertion of body or mind, Eructation of food, Irritability .of temper, low spirits, a,feelin of having neglected some auty, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly colored Urine. CONSTIPATION, and demand the use ofa remedy that acts directly on the Liver. Asa Liver me, i ne TUTT's PILLS baxanahaell , fheir action on the Kidneys ‘and in is also prompt; removing all impurities through these three ** seavengers of the system,” producing appetike@onns dig: stion;re: rstools, a t skin and @ vigorous body. TOTT'S PiLLS cause no nausea or griping, nor interfere with daily work, and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. Sold everywhere, 25c. Office, 44 Murray Street, N. X. TUTT’S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEWTS se“t free on application. BONCUTI, @) THE BEST TOILET,SOAP. N THE MOST ECONOMICAL. C GOOD FOR THE SKIN, IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. I Boncuti. It isa great favorite with ladies \ a. have tried it, be ause it gives a natu “Si appearance to the skin which © ‘other Soap can impart. It does nut leave that glossy, shining appearance on the face which is considered so objectiouable. Only 10 cente a cake. For sale by CARR BROS. Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters, \RAZIER'S Root Bitters arenot a dram shop beverage, but are strictly medicinalin every sense. ‘They act strongly upon the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open apd regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every impurity. Sold by Corr Bros. $1. Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A sure cure for Little Grubs in the Skin, Rough Skin, etc.~ It will remove that roughness from the hands and face, and take you beautiful. Prive 50c. FRAZIER MEDISINE CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Qhio. For sale by Carr Bros. ap2 ' Assessment Notice. N URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER COM PAN Y.—Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Notiee is hereby given that at a meetmeeting of the of Directors, held on Monday, the Slet day of March, 1884, an Assessment (No. 8) of Fifteencen 8 per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 328 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California. next preceding the election. By order ofthe Board of Trustees, ~ J. C. ABBOLT, President. K. Caspsr, Clerk. Passed March 26th, 1884. mh28 ‘ Assessment Notice. AISY CEMENT MINING COMPANY Location of prince: pal pince of business, San Francisco, ifornia. Location of works, Washington, Nevada County, California, Notice is heréby given that at a meeting of the Bo.rd of Directors, held on the 27th day of March, 1884, an ment (No, 1) of Two Cents (2c) per share *evied upon the capital stuck of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secreiary, at the office of the Company, No. 512 Montgomery street, San Francisoo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall unpaid on the first day of May, 1884, Will be delinquent, and advervised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on W EDNES. VAY, the twenty-first day of. May,—1884,-to y the delinquent, yssessmént together with advertising and expenses of tne salé. By order of the Board of Directors. CHas. J. COLLINS, Secretary, Office—No. 512 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California: ap2 Delinquent: Sale Notice ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Location of principal place of busthess Virginia City, Nevada. ion of works, Washington ‘Township, Nevada County, California. , Notice—There are delinquent, upen the tollowing described: stock, on account of as-sessment, No, 15, levied on the 25th day of February, 1884, the several amounts set op petits namés of thé*respective share olders as follows: an : No. Cert._--Yo. Shs. Amt. JP Piappingham,.306 2460 62-100 $49 21 MJ Henly, 142 143 145 146 147 162 ; 215 1474 80-100 2949 H M Cameron, 256 4921 25-100 98 42 Thos Loynachan, 225 2460 62-100 4921 W N Hall, 235 4921 25 100 98 42 -. Leonard Ewing, 176 177 194 4921 25-100 98 42 D B Sohl, 183 ~. 6000 25-100 120 00 Wm: Thomas, 217 218 219 2460 62 100 49 21 A J Gilsdorff, 6 1000 20 00 T R Malon, 274 1€00 20 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 25th day of February, 1884, so many shares of each parcel of such Btock as may -be necessary eo os sold at Vaeirn ops at the office of Jompany, r evaca, on Monday, the sth day of April, 1884, at the hour of 4 o'clock, P.M. of said day,to pay said deli assessment thereon, together with Any. stock, upon which said t shall remain unpaid on Friday, the Ninth 9th)day of May, 1884, will be delinquent, and idvertised for sale at public auction, and inless payment is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the 27th day of May “1884, 9 y the delinquent togethr_ with ecoste of ad ale. B y order of the Board of Directors. WM. LETTS OLIVER, Secretary. ice--328 Montgomery Street, San Fran‘ise isco, California. At Nevada Theatre, viday Evening, April 25, 1884,

JOHN. MICHELL Vill give a Masquerade Ballat Nevada Thea‘re on the évening of-the 26th of April, hen he will ofier s r. wo Prizes for the best sustained characters, ady’s and Gentleman’s.) Good music has 2en secured for the occasion. «2 Admission $1 per couple. tators— Ladies 25 cents; children 25. free. 3 fe; ladies in admit in ma-k without first presenting an invi ticket at the door. Noone admitted except upon presentaof invitation and mask at i } raising “d en ORAW Pons _ the store of (Mrs A. C. NILES, ESTER & “Attormey and Counselor at Law. of ‘and Pine Str evada ‘City. Up e trace on Broad. S * vertising and expenses of . costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. 8. D. BA Secretary. Office—74 South C street, Virginia, Nevada aps Mrs. Dr.Walton’s Periodical Tea Mont WALTON has prescribed thie valuable medicine for a great many years in her private practice. It has proved an unfailing specific in the trestment of the many disorders to which the female constitution is subject. It isa sure.cure for the mouthly troubles that so many women :uffer. Sold by Carr Bros, ' RAZIER MED!UINE CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, uhio. SARATOGA HIGH ROCK SPRING WATER jor sale by Carr Bros, ap PHILIP RICHARDS, Ne. 3 Main Street Nevada City OLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD inage a the Mint. , Correspondent—FBuaron & Co., succes S0rg of Swiss-Amer k, San Francisco Siok PROF. E. MULLER —TEACHER OF— MUsSIC,——aND— ¥ Foreign Laneuaces. —o— “~.”" “AND THOROUGH BASS. WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector, Legal Business and Colle.tiuns + 4 a be received from two million’ and a} . difference in the cost of Barley : Ground Barley 100 lbs. 1 45 contract can visit ae Bran 100 lhs.-<<. 1 25 premises at rig Ogee an Crusl A s } 1-2lbs 1 00 the contract will be award6 ar 5 ie ;. Granulated“ 9 1 00 ed to the lowest bidderion. ge, 49) 1 0 the 15th day of April Cs a “ 100 pg me Beans 9°. “<2 00 _~ For City Marshal. meetin . 100 _# ‘oma’ cans... 2. TOMPAINS le got Momgpeye Green Corn 7 * +001 OO subject tothe decision of the vatiee of NeGreen Peas 7 Meee 1 00 Vala Vity F String Bean s7 Son 1 00 City Election Proclamation. . oysters gare tg ocatrn.dite Lobsters = 8 * 1 00 Neate Tr Ee Sardines 6 * st 06 Monday, May 5th, 1884, Jelly . ees ee 1 00 eee, Ge Ta ee i = Detice following ts mwoording t the} Deviled Ham 4 “... 1 00 gualite elector of Nevada City atthe UenCorned Beef 3 “... 1 00 Nevada City, ou the 6th day of May, 1a, . Salmon Bit.. 1-00 whether the City of Nevada shall become re ‘ ized under the gererel laws of the} Table Peaches-4 ‘‘... 1 00 oe ppc % Roce aS tbe of mia ri of the Sth cles to which Coffee, 5-1b-cans ...6.. 76 your ite the wards: “For SeorganianCoffee, i CONE 3. -555s 5 50 emi gait sc P. iidaae 1 00 Pe — hed , electors of Nevada City. ocolate, oe corporation "and goverament of mumipl Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Vu) ay 5 The question will be submitted to the. Te@, 5 Ib box....... 1 50 duthe City Hall; Nevada Gtr, chetkos ass . Coal Of 5 gall 1 50 tit sty a ial es meee tes il, per 5 gallon can, parla org corporstions of the ith pod Candles 60 for-...... t 00 failct the words: “For Nebrgavizition=” or . Candles per box..--.+-+1 75 “aah theveta Bg” acer af tue Beare or . 8 b 25 Trustees. iO sen, Peat, © On. oe ne Perhe polis will be open at 8 o'clock, a. m., Butter per roll ....-. 62 1-2 “Officers of election “W. J. Organ, Inepeo-. Eggs per dozen..... 30c red Daniel Marsh and Michael” Garver; s = nt of March 12th, 1878, to aifiend ait Pio-Fruit, .6-cails, ... xeon in sity. ‘ shee. 1g Any poison shall be quatited to . Syrhp per gallom,.... 75 cer, who shall be a qualified elector «nder {Syrup § gallon keg,.. 3 00 the constitution and laws of this State, and who shall haye resided. in the city 30 days . Codfish NOME TN, en te 7 And everything else in vropor W LIAM WOLE. Notice tothe Electors of Nevada City. N ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE OR_ es cane er rte ment of munic corpora appro March 13, 1883.) Een OPP The question will be submitted to the qualified electors, Monday, May 5th, 1884, At, the City Hall, Nevada City, . whether the City of Nevada shall become organized under the general laws of the State, relating to municipal corporations of the Fifth Class, and jouare requesied to place upon your ballots: ‘For keorganization,” or ‘Against Keorgasization,’ or wo equivalent thereto. By order of the Board of Trustees. J C. ABBOTT, President. K. Caspr, Clerk, mh28 Passed March 26th 1884, Organized in 18584 NORTHWESTERN Mutual LIFE INSURANCK COMPANY, Q* MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. “ticipation” $52,765,890.81 Total Premiuins cag 45,261,145.12 Tenghofaber oen§?,504,250,69 i SS dealing oe Dividends to Policy Holdersin each of the past Eleven Years unequalled by those of any cther Company on similar Policies, : THE NORTHWESTERN stands among, ‘the highest of the lite‘compantes of the country in strength and security, as shown by the ratio of surplus to liabilities, Its Idcation has given it an immense advantage over companies located in the moneyed centers, whose vast accumula of wealth and capital lessen the rates of interest. Add to borteys many of these comPauies are com: . Charter direment to make Pinel ectinenta wid their own State and the policies. Its endowment policies will 6 per cent. compound inte’ , life insur. ance thrown in. For further particulars apply to % HOWELL & ABBOTT, General Agents, 339 Kearne Street, San Francisco, or to B. C. WALRATH, District Agent, Nevada City. ‘ m21 ASSAY OFFICE from 5 to . KINGBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very! Finest Stock the Ticke'e Two Lad‘ Lady Dancers without escorts, $1. Gallery 50 cents for each and every ‘per-—salI— HUNT’S HALL, . NEVADA CITY, _—_ON«#— Friday Evening, April 18, 1884. —_— ————— General Comm'ttee of Arangements. —o— LIEUT. P. F. SIMONDS, SERG. D. B.GE CHELL, CORP. J.C. DEAN, PRIVATE H.S8. RIBBLE, PRIVATE WM. M. QUIGLEY. —_—_—O— Froon Dinectoc—Crerain dounA. Pape, He IEUT. GEO. A NIHELL, SERG. CHAS. P, E. GRAY PRIVATE H. 8. RIBBLE. PRIVATE D. F. GETCHELL, PRIVATE WM. M. QUIGLEY. PRIVATE J. A. CLANCY. ee Ses Reception Committee. a wae SERG,. HENRY BUSH. SERG. J.C RICH, CORP, J. C. DEAN. CORP. JAMES HACKLE\ PRIVATE W. F. EVENS. PRIVATE VICTOR ROUTHIER. The P: "PAINTS, HS; TAR NEVADA ‘TIGHT coin, PRIVATE ELIJAH HO“HERSALL, PRIVATE 8. F; MOBLEY. PRIVATE W. F. HORRELL. E. E. APPLETON. B. FOGARTY. ———-0 Company, and at the door. Music by the SACRAMENTO BAND. FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. C. BALDRIDGE, $l—admitting One Gentleman and es. Tickets can be.obtained from metibers ef J.MR.ICARR. ‘7. H. came *CARR BRO Pine Keep constantly on hand a large and ‘complete stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, ¥/ «) ‘ BLANK BOOKS, «.:¢ 0: MISCELLANEQUS}BOQOxs ALL KINDS OF PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWS? APERs [Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF Ct London & Laneash ~~ Nevada ‘Cty, bashite and Manchester Insurance Companies . Than which there ate none betteriy 3 &@ Prescriptions accurately anp carefully com pounded by a cateful and competent Druggist we BRAND BROTHERS, Stationers, . Booksellers, and Music Dealers ——_0——__——. National Exchange Hotel Block Broad'Wtrect, Nevada City <SE SEI =.” S$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN-. dilate for the office of City Marshal, subjece to the decision of the voters of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th: . Call and Settle, All parties indebted to C. J. NAFFZICER Will<please call at once al No. 21 Main street, and save costs, Nevada City, Feb. 20th,{18844 mh9-1m MES. WM. BLANCHP, (LATE OF ENGLAND) kWill also give] instructions in —_— Writing Class For Ladies and Gentlemen. For terms, etc., apply to _MRS. BLANOCH, New York Hotel, Nevada City} HAVE YOU ‘TRIED = AND SOLD FOR ‘ : THE KINGBIRD s Teacher of German, French, Musi¢, Plain and Fancy Work. Painting in Oil and Water Col! ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. Five . Cents Only: Chemical Laboratory } Is equal to many Cigars that EE Nre SEEET< Tate sold for double that price. . fees i . DWORTS, OF, BULLION necery 1 ALSO A FULL LINE OF from twenty-four to forty. -eight hour 4+Dom ° eee et came ao cae [Donte sal Tmpeeind ees returns made in thesamemanuer, . ahead ee SEL tab . slam, mare orears J. J. JACKSON, === = =~ = PROPRIETOR. ——9 —__. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Urocéry House in Nevada City Everything usually found in: ‘a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have neyer traded with me I extend ‘a special invitation to call before making theis purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL. STREET. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine 8ts., . 4 Nevada € WALTER D. VINTO ‘ Froprietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Bnishes, Hand Mirrors, . Toilet ‘Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Bye Competent Dovegest, ard FER FIC 1 IURITY. guarantecd. AGENT FO 1BE 1FST REINSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT IMPERIAT,, LCNDON.' NORTHERN AND QUEEN LIVERPOOL LOBDCN ANE C LOBE. . pur Supt pavag 204 ‘LMNoadoririv uy “RISIDONUC TIV AG ATVS HOT “Woy, EARS, INVUOVA SAVAISEWA' AG BS NEVADA I —=— : Loca The fdllov day, Judge ing : Neville vs. . fendant, Conaway ~ ciation. F9 complaint stist daysto amend Paul Meok Co. Hearing ‘ get for April 8 Rose vs. Nov continu stion p J. Kitts vs. April 80th. Brown vs. Br Sand vs. Sic! Attorney of 1 for May ist. Gunaaldson ‘Trial set for M Lowison & C set for May 6tl W. Seaman v to April 19th. Lachinan vs. 14th. Granger vs. ) May 2ist. Miller vs, C May 22d. People va. Jo 2ist. Gowell vs. A J. M, Kitts tofore made m« to be submitte Joseph Hosk naturalized. In the matt sole trader, J Al The followis County Treas yesterday : K. Casper, 1 Jos. Marzen $16.00 G. D: Blake John Black, Mrs. C. HI $15.48. : B. F, Packe. $9.76. ‘ Hyland Tu cate, $5.62. Stonington tificates, $11.4 Dr. R. M. H and coin frou H. Piper, re G. von Seb $631.96. Joseph Per. Indian Spri cate, $4.81. John A. Ra P. H. Payn R. D. Carte F. G. Beatt G. von Scht F. G. Boatt $23.50. John Wabt Dan. Collin G. von, Sch sion, $13.38. Some of seen in thi was taken mine on § the pieces quartz, anc when speci were more: $2,000 we short time, sight. _O1 beauty, I about twel teen inche streak of s running t Such a dis part of t thousands The Nevac sent a bett other othe we believ. ledges in show up as the samea on them. for prospec ' country pi L. S. C. SCRIPT has by the Kr return he . ramento, \ of the Bee Ir is. health is » will soon r home, Mr, AN left on the San Fran main fors Mrs, M San Fran bf spring . Mis3 N Visiting it two mont day eveni Micner Theatre was very . attend his time, Ir Jool streets §; business ized, ang Could be : of the cit Farag Vices w, Church o: Chel business . Tere Theatre, notice, ap8-te