August 18, 1881 (4 pages)

ee 4 Dadreerees a cies casera j 'ment, and. who was at Camp Brown [hyn nhananaanianeihennnhinnenQnRRnee sega Bue Daily Transcript, ‘Talk to Eawpty BDertches, a liberal sprinklinig*of‘shildren, were -MPwerdey, August 18, 1881. after Equalization. “Since eur Ingt report the ‘County ZAuditor has footed up the ‘assess-/. .¢ temperance. The gentleman’ ‘is ment books of Rough & Ready antl . , . 04 here as an eloquent snd inMeadow Lake townships to ‘conform with the changes made by’the Cout-. son that he did not have ® large. ty Board of Hqualtzation, and ‘the audience is th® fact that-sefficient amounts are as follows: Rough & Ready Township—Real estate other than logs,$311,971; improvements thereon, §33,740;. town -Logs, $30,040; improvements thereon, assessed to others*than owners of the real éstate, $2,702; personal property, $136,320; money, $5,645; deduclions of accouhéof mortgages, $30,155; interest Of mortgages, etc.,"$12,730. All preperty after deductions, $537,431. *Lhe value last year, after ~ Equalization by the County Bosrd, . law, which prohibited the manufactwas $592,565. . : ~ ‘Meadow Lake Township—Real estate-other'than town lots, $279,105 ; improvements thereon, $126,800 ; town hots, ‘$23,720 ; improvements” toreon,; $93,925 ; improvements as. sudsed to others than owners of real estate, $35,310; personal property, . $278,375 ; money, $4,000 . ; deduetions, $329,000 ; interest of mortgages, ete., $21,900; franchise, roadway, ete:, $756,250 ; total value of all property after deductions, $1,537,985. Last year the total assessel value after equalization by. the fe _ County Board was $1,489,846. “Death of a Soldier. _— i— Company E, First Artillery respondent of the Appeal says of the fall that gathered #2$*the! Methodist charch Tuesday-eveding-to-heéar Col. Goutding, Graiid-Leeturer ‘of the Good Tesrplare, falk-on the sabject teresting speaker, and the sole rea— aud proper advertising was not dune to awaken any interest in the Gecasion. Having waited for some time after the hour of eight o'clock, and being welleatisfied “that the as__ $9,340; improvements on real estate . .-mblage had attained’ its greatest . not proportions, Gol. Goulding announced that he did not consider any good could be@one by ‘delivering his tecture. He madea few remarks in which-he said there was:to enthusi=asm‘in-empty_benches. He thought that before many years the Kansas TEMPERANCE AT A ‘DISCOUNT. . ‘Col. Goulding Determines Not to ‘Perhaps thirty persons; “fuélading ry Fs a. < S or ¢ P. i ure as well as the sale of intoxicating liquors, would be’ adopted by California: In his opision the spirit of communism that pervaded the ‘land and had been the indirect. cause ,of Président Garfield’s shootin, ezould be traced back to the cominon use of intoxicants -which had filled the land with tramps.: To show that the principles of temperance were growing in favor, he said Mr. Towne had told ‘him that the Central Pacific Railroad Company was about to issue an order forbidding its employers, under pain of dismised!, from drinking alcoholic liquorstall. The nor Perkins was interested had and found it to be an excellent one. . Gok Goulding goes north from . Her three-sphere or paddle wheels during encampment week, died at/ here. Aftar-visiting the towns in . te to be sixty feet in diameter each, Camptonville last Saturday. A cor. Sierra and Plumas counties he will [the flanges or paddles being each orem kele® tu laine oon @ Fegalation [the third deck, ‘The boat 1s, to be . of'half a watermelon” without “aay return to tnis city end again enfuneral: His remains were buried . deavor to ewakea an enthusiasm in . expects to beat the’ best ocean time “with military honors at Indian Ranch Cemetery. A squad of soldiers’. ‘was sent down by 'Captain _ Brown to take part in the burial ceremonies, They were under the command of Thomas Roach, First “Sergeant of Company EB. — Lieutenart Daniel Gettens acted as* Master of Ceremonies. There were six of the soldiers of Company E, _pallbearers, also two Knights of the Yuba Tilting Club. The many friends met at the home of the deceased to olfer their sympathy to the afflicted parents and relatives. The funeral procession followed the remains trom the home of the deceased to the Indian Ranch school-house, where part of the services were performed. From the school-house thé remains were conveyed to the cemetery where the closing ceremonies were performed. ” Namber #4. The Bodie Free Press of a week ago says: In the great lettery schemes the above number was considered by the colored race as being a very lucky number. It proved to be the cage Tuesday evening. The rafiiz that came off at the Comsteck saloon for a pianoewas worn by a 44 throw, The ticket was. held by Miss Hattie Holmes, and the piano reverted back to its origipal owner, which gave general satisfaction. Tue Misses Holmes, who lost their inother last winter, will leave tor their native home in. Nevada ‘City next Monday eveving. The good -wishes of a host of friends -will-accompany them. ‘ * Assault to Murder. On Monday. Philip Qairk was ar-. rested ou.a charge of assault with ‘intent te commit murder, on the complaiat ofPaniel Ludington. Luiington states that Quirk was cutring trees.on Alta Hill near the house of the former, and un moving some lumber he, Quirk, threw it around in such & manner as to greatly iijure it. Upon being required tu desist Quirk made an assault on Ladiagton -with an axe, cutting his :hand. Quirk himself has the general appearance of being badly @sed in the row, and he has had Ludington ar-_ rested on two charges of battery.— ‘The Sprinkling Wagon. We have serious doubts as to the advisability of using the sprinkling out, on the planked streets. ‘The clampnes#Gs ‘gertainly injurigus to ee boards, by Aastening decay, and 8 quite a ciak being taken, ‘the cause he champions. P Subduing a Bucking Horse. Four different horse trainers having ‘tried to break Judge Robinson's colt, and all of them: giving up the job in despair after getting all their harness and wagons broken to pieces, the Judge determined Tuesday afternoon to try~ his own powers of persuasion en the obstreperous animal, He got several men to hold it while he climbed into the saddle. . As soon as he was seated they let go, and as soon as they let go he wasn’t seated. He sailed straight through, the air twenty feet, and landed on his back in the road, When he had picked himself up and got ¢ato the saddle again he profited by his experience and guarded against sur-— prise so euccessfully that the .animal could not throw ‘him off. He finally subdued it, but whea he dismounted the blood was pouring from his nose and he was half blind and staggered like a drunken man from the shaking up he_ received. He says he woulin’s go through that experieace again for $5,000. He considers the colt, now that it is “broken,” worth $1,000. He is therefore $4,009 out of pocket and very sore. The New School Building The Board of Education -ofGrass Valley met on Monday evening for the purpose of acting on the bids received for the construction of the new. school building on Loyd, street. Four bids were received, as follows: Willian Oliver, $2150; J. T. Hodge, $1898; James Pollard, $1796; S. H. Dille, $1787.50. Tae contract was awarded to S. H. Dille. The building is to be erected on the vacant lot on Loyd street, and in the rear of the High School.—Union. <a 2Mall Beiayed. . Both the East and West mail due4 here yesterday morning failed to arrive b. fore afternoon, It wes the same olc’ trouble—failure on the part of the Central Pacitistrain to arrive at Colfax in time to connect with the leeal train, Beyond this no-one ever seems to know what 1s wrong. ‘The ‘Gernbral Pacific time table, to tell the truth, de a sort of a go-as-y ou-please sontern. © —_> President Garfield’s condition showLed a slight itrprovement yesterday morning, although accordiag to most there were so real-: jv encouraging symptoms, FRYER’S LATEST. How to Eat a Watermelon. : A Fruit Swindle. ASK FoR—__ THE [ ot cig. 3 —— Dae ? Re > = * ; 4 a s Another Deséription of Bis Marine. A few of the water-melons brought . ’ The Eastern people sre learning to Union India. Rubber Co's net “Velecipede. » «. to this market fromthe slickens) regard California ¢amned fruit with ae Pure Para Gum ome The Virginia Enterprise publishes . fi-lde of Marysville are wholesome} especial favor, aud, asa result, some CR. ACKPR ee the following description of our well. enough, bat a majority of them have Wopringipled parties have begun put. “ “a OOF known fellow-townsman’s latest in. aboat fifteen minutes of soreness to . ting up Bastern peaches with Cali-. Rubber Boots and Coats sa da vention: Robert Fryer, whose mys-. each seed therein, _ The grangers. fornia labels. The Chicago Grocers’ Beware of Imitations: poe viz terious reduetiom process turned the . seem to know that if they can_only Bulletin exposes thefraud Tt gays ee, ee ‘Ate stamped ta, Route E: heads of the miners ‘of Nevada] instill enough of the latter kind into’) that an Eastern variety of peaches, . Gam Soriuae onthe tor sare Coates? couaty, California, ‘some yeats ago, . t'1e mountain people they will-eolve; packed somewhere im the locality of bP A ir aig ak er brainy ville, daily and whith process turned oug to be . "the problem as to how to get away Baltimore, have beeu-put. upon the mantifietured. ied italien: Bh ge a delusion, is now creating something . With the hydraulic miners. Ofcourse . Chicago jobbing market'by a firm in For Sale by all Dealers, eT of @ sensation in New York with an—. our folks will have the fruit, be it) that city, and have been extensively . All kinds Rubber "Belting, Pack. ines ex other of his remarkable inventions. . good or bad, avd as lon'ss it ‘is gen. sold as, and ‘in resporise tb orders for, . ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Book a peaete. He claims to be the inventor of a new . erallybad they might as well know . the gentine canned péathes of ‘a San [@nd Shoes; Be, e ‘ — ean steamer, which is to create a/how to make the best of it. An Franeiséo house: Standard Rastérn ; vets "You Bet revolution % naval architecture. . Eastern exchange drops’a few hints, peaches have been ‘selling fn Chicago GOODYEAR RUBBER 0, Monday The vessel will be a kind of a prime. on the subject. It says-: There are/to the retall tale mt 1.85 per doz-. a1. SM RUNYON” } san Af en Om velocipede on three wheels, her hull . many ways of eating meions, all of. @u cans, while the*price of the Cal:eee . being intended to touch the wa-. which are gooJ, but some proeeeometl ati peaches has been $285. . Annual Meeting, sana ter. The steamer has not yet been) others. The primitive way, still gr} . Sandee Hit Annual Meeting « begun, but Mr. Fryer has completed . dently pursued by small boys of “all Mh sa icp kurta egies a As Gravel Mining Company. for i ass “Phere a small model of her at: MeCrea’s . colors, is to get into ¢émebody’s élee ; ay -. other busifibs: SS eee De Se ty yard. The’ vessel floata “on ahree. pitch and “bast” oneropen, and then . PS -Suided slong the dangerons pass . igc,wilbeneld on rene spheresmade of sheet steel, one} and there bury the countenance in a Natl re FOOTE BY’ Monday, Sept. 12th, {4s1, Commer Eo aetna Ad aie PoE <a . cae eae rightly burning beacon lights, A . Atlo’clock’r. m. at the office 6f the Tron. forward aud two astefn. Each of . . Amother way is cut it in Rhode Island editor called a citizen . ™°t 4: !sard, Broad streot, Nevacs city. planked these is tinited: with: flanges, which . parts, give your weighbor one-half . ") P cage Sapir XN ‘Sig ork PARGEDS Secretary, The Y ea ne See LON eee . “Jartern-jawed cockroach,” A suit evade, Fug. 10th, 1882, = sutrouid neatly the -whole-6f —ite}aad a spoon, and make similar proYoo dandur veut pgp ei ee ae. invin Vi circumference and act ws paddles. [vision for yourself. This is called wo ayo 7 sn a ais esred The spheres are so arranged that . an Eastefn Sho’ dialogue. A great re ae 1 ree ne 4 Pes For ‘Sate Cheap For Cash. ~ gaare, p they can be worked backward and [deal of substantial courting can be BONNY . a ru-jawed, but.way o , nhs 7 £orward, or oneworked backward and done in tific way. “The hotel plan of St a — f rane gt pags sia z a sia the others forward simultaneously, . cutting it like a tulip and patting a ee Sares-cents,* -ovk LitGe Work norsrs, in Moot so that the vessel may be turned . lum) of i¢e inside,“is the worst way. . — Trg California State Incorporated . ~ My ; : of Gras: completely atound in “ther own wa-[Tce should not tonch the pulp. The) Woman Suffrage Associstion will] peers: w enn to figur ter” as the sailors pat%t. “Vith such Phest way isto bury it in ice for two. meet in San Francisco on the Bh of} y Enquire at Transcarpr Orricr, The h power of rapid turning, no rudder}days. It takes fully that time to. September. All friends Yf woman Nevada, Aug. 9th—ti is mdre will be necessary. The’upper works get all the heat out of it. Then cut suffrage are invited ‘td be'present. oe =. ‘at any are to rest w#pon the spheres that are . it lengthwise into. just about four ALPERT RES ATA . 2 ‘The loc to do’the propelling, and will be as pieces, and eat it at night—that and ‘ ke it light as is consisteat with strength. nothing else, Watermelons are unHOTEL ABRTVALs. GEN E TUR ng There are tosbe three decks, and the . wholesome however, if plucked too. NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOTER, Q a. f Jinks state-ruoms are to be. in the after-. }green, or # much over-ripe. Some! g7TAWLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ; Hi man wi part of the vessel, between the unfortunate people are unable to eat Wektont. Kaaeas 3 6, 188 PINE STREET, ‘al days . wheels,on—-the-second and third . them at all. But the happy avérage BaP “bese as rs aa OE ee SUES ~-fost;-ha decks. The dining-room is to be on . man can place himself on the outside] Win’ Scott, City, ET DA i —tow—6 Billy"May, Grass Valley, 65 visiting 210 feet long and 130 feet deep, . gastric distarbance, People, how. 8. Moore, Grass Valley. Ween a The ever, deat ubjustly with this fruit} ©: N, Goulding, Toledo, Ohio, aR ; ; ; : C. W. Smith, Grass Valley. orenrny sometimes by eating'a hearty dinnér} jon, s. Godfrey, Grass Valle . almost first, and then tdpping-off with a} J. W. Young, an Wandiean™ E is, like eighteen inches. Mr. Fryer says he . melon, and ttién it a “moral earth-. P.N. Remillard and: w, Oakland. ; for ano f quake sets pin the “interior they fe rhea area 9 caer CiBrecy Deceription, activith at least two days, and declares that charge it to ‘the melon. But this is Wm. Aicbid Granite TRB . = ae his vessel will be both safe and com-. clearly unjust, _ The watermelon} Tom P. Mounter, Oakland. STEEL, ‘ fortable, Arrangements are making . should be taken ‘between meals. It bs Ry, Awan City. STOVES, The’ Oe j : ani ae fae Poe , San Francisco. -TINWAR ° for the building of the vessel. was intended as an épisode—an in} : vecent, Fs , PBT ES . terlude—a romance without words— Omg me ae ete re GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, nit was Of for the Lakes. a nocturne in-green and red—not to. ! Mrs. Redding, N. Bloomfield, POWDER FUSE, with , This morning at three ‘o%clock—in be mingled with bacon and gteens. Mrs. Prosser, North Bloomfield, 4 bee keeping case they did not dversleep “thetr‘Its indulgence leaves a certain epicers ho oe Angeles. ROPE, BLOCKS, al ’ : i . : . rae ¥ 1e8 Saners, City. , : 3 selves—the party consisting of Rob. 84#trial expansion, but this is painless H. W. Hand, city. SHOVELS, PICKS, 0h a ert Brownell, Herman Naffziger, and. *5d evanescent. The remedy is to) R. Jeffrey, Murchie mine. ‘AXES, SLEDGES : ; E. Weise, Jr., under Mark Shaver's. !oosen” the waistband, and—take a bs antanbany Dateh Flat. iad orn tices careful guidance, started for the another slice. ey : mei : ae pana bea 5 k GUN S, PISTOLS etka lakes in the last naméd individual’s . Table Egiquette. PE st i 8 el ‘Bte., Ete., Ete gt ‘cohivict wagon. They go fully prepared to Th _—— oe as aa which . cope with the rattlesnakes, trout and ereare a great many people Who PAINTS, OILS. : other wild animale that abound’ in behave otherwise, but at the taMEI xX. Ea x NER Yi ; : mon et isit. ble they do things that if not abso-. . : ' WINDOW GLASS ia ie eee ee lutely outre aor” aan le, ato at}-> —AND— . : Me. Ch : itcceunien Seeend, es pane oat = i * ee a ea ee rae aos P UTTY, Ete: ‘charge: ig With a view" to elevate the) “HAnAW AnAna . . @ oP Beene “The old rookery that has diseS are and rir a die [ FANCY COODSs. Cc ery yoaiéh ; < anners and customs 3 : tes figured the west side of Lones Hall our readers, that we give below a = Sooo ‘ 3 ‘prostit building since the burning of China— . few hints upon table etiquette. ; —anD— an. hound town, and in which some Mongolians. If, by writing an article of this MISS Mv. W PIERCE ; Glass ire, ge have been living, has disappeared. . kind. we oe — hag ae Salad See : aaa i : ‘ now wipes his hands.on the table2 : The city began a suit to make Mr. . woth to come ap and take higher ESIRES to inform the peorlé of ‘torney Lones remove it, but the latter after . ground wipe them on his pants, . : NEVADA CITY Riit . due deliberation decided he would . we shall feel amply repaid. =& v not stand a trial, and so gave his. ,_ 1f you cam sot accept an invitation And vicinity, that she will epéa «. Store oa BUPPLIES vousent to have it torn down. " [Me tinter, to neh waite your cogrete * Monday, A ee to2 a the besk ofp peolcheck with » a ee: Agfenit tof the justly celebrated Frank = ue pencil, is is not regard. : . ong ae 8 Parade ‘and Target Practice. — . rico-het, st a **/ For Fashionable Millinery ana . Vulcan Blasting Powder, wien : ; Asimple note to your h ins wet aint ell, Bye atheonionng eine Hen a forming him Chek yout washer-wo. Fancy Goods, , Se OR tldlng a ‘once e » Nu ard of . mom refuses to relent, is sufficient, . On ; a ne i California, providing that the troope. Ou seating yoorself at the table. =" Steck next above thu). Lares kat Yon stook of GRANITE IHOx — shall parade for target practice on} Sra¥ i. gloves and put ear Engine House, sas i -.;_}in-your lap-aader your napkia. ——_ ics’ T ki ; September Mth next. Ammunition . yo put them into the eee as it . Whereshe will be pleased to welcdnie iil, Mechattics’ Tddls of all kinds. ‘ will he furnished on proper. requisi. would'ruin tue gloves and cast a Sueak teem aa fhe or i mat ‘ ary all si wie sdiecnacgpuneedl Saadquasters, "Cap. igliomn oterthe graty. If pod bave. tai, a share i Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes had hi tain Rapp’s Company will turn out just ors ad ne gloves with ben: = =, . madé #6 Urder at short notice. ting it in force on the day in question. haat wy wave them out in the . STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. periis: pa eng tf 7 .g or ee Ribas sar Pirchasers will find it to their advan taking Ahead of Time. eam 3 is rop -Favy 00) CWAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING-COM. tadéto visit my establishment before buying your. knife-blade back. near the ny. Location of works, Lowell Hill . elsewhere 4 . Teamsters say that those wellhandle, do not run the blade down a a District, Nevada Count, California. ie ears iF af = your. _ throat to remove _ the . A5pecial méeting of the.stockhdlders of the GEO. E. TURNER. springs along the roads in the upper gravy, as it might injure your ne . Company will be held at the pris . Robe country that dry upin the early . epiglottis, and it’s not embonpoiut, 607 Washin vp meadow nb aa 48. : summer and usually begin to run . @Dy way. : of SECTEMBEI tea ie PLE day wares again in October, are already sendBa . water dinner do — to act upon roppteen mat deealetag ah bag » ; RL eS a ron your said ; ; "e forth their limpid streatns once . and playfully ask your host if in is such other busitesd that may properly perly come ed .jmore. This phenomenon, the eb-. dead. Remarks about death are ‘in B — meeting; : a servant teamsters insist, is a sire . Very poor taste. © s LEWIS LILLIB gee verse min sign of very early rains, Pears should be Tield by the stems . —a ae : Pictu 3 J aid peeled gently, but firmly, not .# ale-3 Personal Mention. though you were skinuing a dead Va ita maices wate ES £ “. horse, It ie not bon ton. . : ; abet B Mra, Wm. Chamberlain sid Miss . , Oranger are Reld ona fork while 3 : : ing pulled, a é facetious style r E. Preston, of San Francisco, who . .f squirting the juice into the poi ase have been visiting the family. of C. [of bee borg ait now au revoir, ‘ vain! Conaway in Grass Valley. have gone tones in cherties or other fruit “, on a short visit to J. ny Broderick should not be plated upon the tableence tt et _ 4 Columbia Hit-ariat cloth, but slid quietly and unosten; Ne at Columbia Hi -—Tidings. _. . tatiously into the pocket of your Annual Meeting. ‘ ‘ Miss Ray Novitzky of Grass Val. neighbor, or noiselessly tossed under : i Bay ley has gone east on a visit, thetable, ¢ FFICE of the Home Gold Miring Comepécia — : If you strike a.worm in your frait*t Megs a vwk bare oan) August lath, 1881. . Tur Boston Globe says the total do not call attention to it by mash-! Sosthaget tech belies of ae on —o ; Qn absence of mosquitoes in. Boston is ne. RB tnartvar dag dargg er. This ig, Gompany will beheld on Thuredag, the fet i finest due to the network of telegraph } ini the Sock iciott? ed lal and oni Sack weet tee Salen td tee Common “std he to thi: wires passing over the housetops. ceedingly vice a trot Se rancice, Galfornis, for the wooed KS than ‘tani Se gees = nv on of ‘Prustees and the tranaacS bo Fo ‘ Onk of the most : + tion of such other business as’ be . ] seamed sy hd ge “ns carga now miodeled in aealy is the ten . i t before the meetiug. Transfer ah _ equal rut science. (One gets quch liole: . Ger and beantifal in tle bed. It! August, at 12 9! 4 , vad + sale returns of conjecture out of a . makes just the sweetest ofa! as ee HLLON, Secretary. F. yoy bo trifling investment of fact, ~~ breast-pin, , Pasi Ghee i mace as & wih & be .

ee 4 Dadreerees a cies casera j 'ment, and. who was at Camp Brown [hyn nhananaanianeihennnhinnenQnRRnee sega Bue Daily Transcript, ‘Talk to Eawpty BDertches, a liberal sprinklinig*of‘shildren, were -MPwerdey, August 18, 1881. after Equalization. “Since eur Ingt report the ‘County ZAuditor has footed up the ‘assess-/. .¢ temperance. The gentleman’ ‘is ment books of Rough & Ready antl . , . 04 here as an eloquent snd inMeadow Lake townships to ‘conform with the changes made by’the Cout-. son that he did not have ® large. ty Board of Hqualtzation, and ‘the audience is th® fact that-sefficient amounts are as follows: Rough & Ready Township—Real estate other than logs,$311,971; improvements thereon, §33,740;. town -Logs, $30,040; improvements thereon, assessed to others*than owners of the real éstate, $2,702; personal property, $136,320; money, $5,645; deduclions of accouhéof mortgages, $30,155; interest Of mortgages, etc.,"$12,730. All preperty after deductions, $537,431. *Lhe value last year, after ~ Equalization by the County Bosrd, . law, which prohibited the manufactwas $592,565. . : ~ ‘Meadow Lake Township—Real estate-other'than town lots, $279,105 ; improvements thereon, $126,800 ; town hots, ‘$23,720 ; improvements” toreon,; $93,925 ; improvements as. sudsed to others than owners of real estate, $35,310; personal property, . $278,375 ; money, $4,000 . ; deduetions, $329,000 ; interest of mortgages, ete., $21,900; franchise, roadway, ete:, $756,250 ; total value of all property after deductions, $1,537,985. Last year the total assessel value after equalization by. the fe _ County Board was $1,489,846. “Death of a Soldier. _— i— Company E, First Artillery respondent of the Appeal says of the fall that gathered #2$*the! Methodist charch Tuesday-eveding-to-heéar Col. Goutding, Graiid-Leeturer ‘of the Good Tesrplare, falk-on the sabject teresting speaker, and the sole rea— aud proper advertising was not dune to awaken any interest in the Gecasion. Having waited for some time after the hour of eight o'clock, and being welleatisfied “that the as__ $9,340; improvements on real estate . .-mblage had attained’ its greatest . not proportions, Gol. Goulding announced that he did not consider any good could be@one by ‘delivering his tecture. He madea few remarks in which-he said there was:to enthusi=asm‘in-empty_benches. He thought that before many years the Kansas TEMPERANCE AT A ‘DISCOUNT. . ‘Col. Goulding Determines Not to ‘Perhaps thirty persons; “fuélading ry Fs a. < S or ¢ P. i ure as well as the sale of intoxicating liquors, would be’ adopted by California: In his opision the spirit of communism that pervaded the ‘land and had been the indirect. cause ,of Président Garfield’s shootin, ezould be traced back to the cominon use of intoxicants -which had filled the land with tramps.: To show that the principles of temperance were growing in favor, he said Mr. Towne had told ‘him that the Central Pacific Railroad Company was about to issue an order forbidding its employers, under pain of dismised!, from drinking alcoholic liquorstall. The nor Perkins was interested had and found it to be an excellent one. . Gok Goulding goes north from . Her three-sphere or paddle wheels during encampment week, died at/ here. Aftar-visiting the towns in . te to be sixty feet in diameter each, Camptonville last Saturday. A cor. Sierra and Plumas counties he will [the flanges or paddles being each orem kele® tu laine oon @ Fegalation [the third deck, ‘The boat 1s, to be . of'half a watermelon” without “aay return to tnis city end again enfuneral: His remains were buried . deavor to ewakea an enthusiasm in . expects to beat the’ best ocean time “with military honors at Indian Ranch Cemetery. A squad of soldiers’. ‘was sent down by 'Captain _ Brown to take part in the burial ceremonies, They were under the command of Thomas Roach, First “Sergeant of Company EB. — Lieutenart Daniel Gettens acted as* Master of Ceremonies. There were six of the soldiers of Company E, _pallbearers, also two Knights of the Yuba Tilting Club. The many friends met at the home of the deceased to olfer their sympathy to the afflicted parents and relatives. The funeral procession followed the remains trom the home of the deceased to the Indian Ranch school-house, where part of the services were performed. From the school-house thé remains were conveyed to the cemetery where the closing ceremonies were performed. ” Namber #4. The Bodie Free Press of a week ago says: In the great lettery schemes the above number was considered by the colored race as being a very lucky number. It proved to be the cage Tuesday evening. The rafiiz that came off at the Comsteck saloon for a pianoewas worn by a 44 throw, The ticket was. held by Miss Hattie Holmes, and the piano reverted back to its origipal owner, which gave general satisfaction. Tue Misses Holmes, who lost their inother last winter, will leave tor their native home in. Nevada ‘City next Monday eveving. The good -wishes of a host of friends -will-accompany them. ‘ * Assault to Murder. On Monday. Philip Qairk was ar-. rested ou.a charge of assault with ‘intent te commit murder, on the complaiat ofPaniel Ludington. Luiington states that Quirk was cutring trees.on Alta Hill near the house of the former, and un moving some lumber he, Quirk, threw it around in such & manner as to greatly iijure it. Upon being required tu desist Quirk made an assault on Ladiagton -with an axe, cutting his :hand. Quirk himself has the general appearance of being badly @sed in the row, and he has had Ludington ar-_ rested on two charges of battery.— ‘The Sprinkling Wagon. We have serious doubts as to the advisability of using the sprinkling out, on the planked streets. ‘The clampnes#Gs ‘gertainly injurigus to ee boards, by Aastening decay, and 8 quite a ciak being taken, ‘the cause he champions. P Subduing a Bucking Horse. Four different horse trainers having ‘tried to break Judge Robinson's colt, and all of them: giving up the job in despair after getting all their harness and wagons broken to pieces, the Judge determined Tuesday afternoon to try~ his own powers of persuasion en the obstreperous animal, He got several men to hold it while he climbed into the saddle. . As soon as he was seated they let go, and as soon as they let go he wasn’t seated. He sailed straight through, the air twenty feet, and landed on his back in the road, When he had picked himself up and got ¢ato the saddle again he profited by his experience and guarded against sur-— prise so euccessfully that the .animal could not throw ‘him off. He finally subdued it, but whea he dismounted the blood was pouring from his nose and he was half blind and staggered like a drunken man from the shaking up he_ received. He says he woulin’s go through that experieace again for $5,000. He considers the colt, now that it is “broken,” worth $1,000. He is therefore $4,009 out of pocket and very sore. The New School Building The Board of Education -ofGrass Valley met on Monday evening for the purpose of acting on the bids received for the construction of the new. school building on Loyd, street.

Four bids were received, as follows: Willian Oliver, $2150; J. T. Hodge, $1898; James Pollard, $1796; S. H. Dille, $1787.50. Tae contract was awarded to S. H. Dille. The building is to be erected on the vacant lot on Loyd street, and in the rear of the High School.—Union. <a 2Mall Beiayed. . Both the East and West mail due4 here yesterday morning failed to arrive b. fore afternoon, It wes the same olc’ trouble—failure on the part of the Central Pacitistrain to arrive at Colfax in time to connect with the leeal train, Beyond this no-one ever seems to know what 1s wrong. ‘The ‘Gernbral Pacific time table, to tell the truth, de a sort of a go-as-y ou-please sontern. © —_> President Garfield’s condition showLed a slight itrprovement yesterday morning, although accordiag to most there were so real-: jv encouraging symptoms, FRYER’S LATEST. How to Eat a Watermelon. : A Fruit Swindle. ASK FoR—__ THE [ ot cig. 3 —— Dae ? Re > = * ; 4 a s Another Deséription of Bis Marine. A few of the water-melons brought . ’ The Eastern people sre learning to Union India. Rubber Co's net “Velecipede. » «. to this market fromthe slickens) regard California ¢amned fruit with ae Pure Para Gum ome The Virginia Enterprise publishes . fi-lde of Marysville are wholesome} especial favor, aud, asa result, some CR. ACKPR ee the following description of our well. enough, bat a majority of them have Wopringipled parties have begun put. “ “a OOF known fellow-townsman’s latest in. aboat fifteen minutes of soreness to . ting up Bastern peaches with Cali-. Rubber Boots and Coats sa da vention: Robert Fryer, whose mys-. each seed therein, _ The grangers. fornia labels. The Chicago Grocers’ Beware of Imitations: poe viz terious reduetiom process turned the . seem to know that if they can_only Bulletin exposes thefraud Tt gays ee, ee ‘Ate stamped ta, Route E: heads of the miners ‘of Nevada] instill enough of the latter kind into’) that an Eastern variety of peaches, . Gam Soriuae onthe tor sare Coates? couaty, California, ‘some yeats ago, . t'1e mountain people they will-eolve; packed somewhere im the locality of bP A ir aig ak er brainy ville, daily and whith process turned oug to be . "the problem as to how to get away Baltimore, have beeu-put. upon the mantifietured. ied italien: Bh ge a delusion, is now creating something . With the hydraulic miners. Ofcourse . Chicago jobbing market'by a firm in For Sale by all Dealers, eT of @ sensation in New York with an—. our folks will have the fruit, be it) that city, and have been extensively . All kinds Rubber "Belting, Pack. ines ex other of his remarkable inventions. . good or bad, avd as lon'ss it ‘is gen. sold as, and ‘in resporise tb orders for, . ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Book a peaete. He claims to be the inventor of a new . erallybad they might as well know . the gentine canned péathes of ‘a San [@nd Shoes; Be, e ‘ — ean steamer, which is to create a/how to make the best of it. An Franeiséo house: Standard Rastérn ; vets "You Bet revolution % naval architecture. . Eastern exchange drops’a few hints, peaches have been ‘selling fn Chicago GOODYEAR RUBBER 0, Monday The vessel will be a kind of a prime. on the subject. It says-: There are/to the retall tale mt 1.85 per doz-. a1. SM RUNYON” } san Af en Om velocipede on three wheels, her hull . many ways of eating meions, all of. @u cans, while the*price of the Cal:eee . being intended to touch the wa-. which are gooJ, but some proeeeometl ati peaches has been $285. . Annual Meeting, sana ter. The steamer has not yet been) others. The primitive way, still gr} . Sandee Hit Annual Meeting « begun, but Mr. Fryer has completed . dently pursued by small boys of “all Mh sa icp kurta egies a As Gravel Mining Company. for i ass “Phere a small model of her at: MeCrea’s . colors, is to get into ¢émebody’s élee ; ay -. other busifibs: SS eee De Se ty yard. The’ vessel floata “on ahree. pitch and “bast” oneropen, and then . PS -Suided slong the dangerons pass . igc,wilbeneld on rene spheresmade of sheet steel, one} and there bury the countenance in a Natl re FOOTE BY’ Monday, Sept. 12th, {4s1, Commer Eo aetna Ad aie PoE <a . cae eae rightly burning beacon lights, A . Atlo’clock’r. m. at the office 6f the Tron. forward aud two astefn. Each of . . Amother way is cut it in Rhode Island editor called a citizen . ™°t 4: !sard, Broad streot, Nevacs city. planked these is tinited: with: flanges, which . parts, give your weighbor one-half . ") P cage Sapir XN ‘Sig ork PARGEDS Secretary, The Y ea ne See LON eee . “Jartern-jawed cockroach,” A suit evade, Fug. 10th, 1882, = sutrouid neatly the -whole-6f —ite}aad a spoon, and make similar proYoo dandur veut pgp ei ee ae. invin Vi circumference and act ws paddles. [vision for yourself. This is called wo ayo 7 sn a ais esred The spheres are so arranged that . an Eastefn Sho’ dialogue. A great re ae 1 ree ne 4 Pes For ‘Sate Cheap For Cash. ~ gaare, p they can be worked backward and [deal of substantial courting can be BONNY . a ru-jawed, but.way o , nhs 7 £orward, or oneworked backward and done in tific way. “The hotel plan of St a — f rane gt pags sia z a sia the others forward simultaneously, . cutting it like a tulip and patting a ee Sares-cents,* -ovk LitGe Work norsrs, in Moot so that the vessel may be turned . lum) of i¢e inside,“is the worst way. . — Trg California State Incorporated . ~ My ; : of Gras: completely atound in “ther own wa-[Tce should not tonch the pulp. The) Woman Suffrage Associstion will] peers: w enn to figur ter” as the sailors pat%t. “Vith such Phest way isto bury it in ice for two. meet in San Francisco on the Bh of} y Enquire at Transcarpr Orricr, The h power of rapid turning, no rudder}days. It takes fully that time to. September. All friends Yf woman Nevada, Aug. 9th—ti is mdre will be necessary.. The’upper works get all the heat out of it. Then cut suffrage are invited ‘td be'present. oe =. ‘at any are to rest w#pon the spheres that are . it lengthwise into. just about four ALPERT RES ATA . 2 ‘The loc to do’the propelling, and will be as pieces, and eat it at night—that and ‘ ke it light as is consisteat with strength. nothing else, Watermelons are unHOTEL ABRTVALs. GEN E TUR ng There are tosbe three decks, and the . wholesome however, if plucked too. NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOTER, Q a. f Jinks state-ruoms are to be. in the after-. }green, or # much over-ripe. Some! g7TAWLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ; Hi man wi part of the vessel, between the unfortunate people are unable to eat Wektont. Kaaeas 3 6, 188 PINE STREET, ‘al days . wheels,on—-the-second and third . them at all. But the happy avérage BaP “bese as rs aa OE ee SUES ~-fost;-ha decks. The dining-room is to be on . man can place himself on the outside] Win’ Scott, City, ET DA i —tow—6 Billy"May, Grass Valley, 65 visiting 210 feet long and 130 feet deep, . gastric distarbance, People, how. 8. Moore, Grass Valley. Ween a The ever, deat ubjustly with this fruit} ©: N, Goulding, Toledo, Ohio, aR ; ; ; : C. W. Smith, Grass Valley. orenrny sometimes by eating'a hearty dinnér} jon, s. Godfrey, Grass Valle . almost first, and then tdpping-off with a} J. W. Young, an Wandiean™ E is, like eighteen inches. Mr. Fryer says he . melon, and ttién it a “moral earth-. P.N. Remillard and: w, Oakland. ; for ano f quake sets pin the “interior they fe rhea area 9 caer CiBrecy Deceription, activith at least two days, and declares that charge it to ‘the melon. But this is Wm. Aicbid Granite TRB . = ae his vessel will be both safe and com-. clearly unjust, _ The watermelon} Tom P. Mounter, Oakland. STEEL, ‘ fortable, Arrangements are making . should be taken ‘between meals. It bs Ry, Awan City. STOVES, The’ Oe j : ani ae fae Poe , San Francisco. -TINWAR ° for the building of the vessel. was intended as an épisode—an in} : vecent, Fs , PBT ES . terlude—a romance without words— Omg me ae ete re GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, nit was Of for the Lakes. a nocturne in-green and red—not to. ! Mrs. Redding, N. Bloomfield, POWDER FUSE, with , This morning at three ‘o%clock—in be mingled with bacon and gteens. Mrs. Prosser, North Bloomfield, 4 bee keeping case they did not dversleep “thetr‘Its indulgence leaves a certain epicers ho oe Angeles. ROPE, BLOCKS, al ’ : i . : . rae ¥ 1e8 Saners, City. , : 3 selves—the party consisting of Rob. 84#trial expansion, but this is painless H. W. Hand, city. SHOVELS, PICKS, 0h a ert Brownell, Herman Naffziger, and. *5d evanescent. The remedy is to) R. Jeffrey, Murchie mine. ‘AXES, SLEDGES : ; E. Weise, Jr., under Mark Shaver's. !oosen” the waistband, and—take a bs antanbany Dateh Flat. iad orn tices careful guidance, started for the another slice. ey : mei : ae pana bea 5 k GUN S, PISTOLS etka lakes in the last naméd individual’s . Table Egiquette. PE st i 8 el ‘Bte., Ete., Ete gt ‘cohivict wagon. They go fully prepared to Th _—— oe as aa which . cope with the rattlesnakes, trout and ereare a great many people Who PAINTS, OILS. : other wild animale that abound’ in behave otherwise, but at the taMEI xX. Ea x NER Yi ; : mon et isit. ble they do things that if not abso-. . : ' WINDOW GLASS ia ie eee ee lutely outre aor” aan le, ato at}-> —AND— . : Me. Ch : itcceunien Seeend, es pane oat = i * ee a ea ee rae aos P UTTY, Ete: ‘charge: ig With a view" to elevate the) “HAnAW AnAna . . @ oP Beene “The old rookery that has diseS are and rir a die [ FANCY COODSs. Cc ery yoaiéh ; < anners and customs 3 : tes figured the west side of Lones Hall our readers, that we give below a = Sooo ‘ 3 ‘prostit building since the burning of China— . few hints upon table etiquette. ; —anD— an. hound town, and in which some Mongolians. If, by writing an article of this MISS Mv. W PIERCE ; Glass ire, ge have been living, has disappeared. . kind. we oe — hag ae Salad See : aaa i : ‘ now wipes his hands.on the table2 : The city began a suit to make Mr. . woth to come ap and take higher ESIRES to inform the peorlé of ‘torney Lones remove it, but the latter after . ground wipe them on his pants, . : NEVADA CITY Riit . due deliberation decided he would . we shall feel amply repaid. =& v not stand a trial, and so gave his. ,_ 1f you cam sot accept an invitation And vicinity, that she will epéa «. Store oa BUPPLIES vousent to have it torn down. " [Me tinter, to neh waite your cogrete * Monday, A ee to2 a the besk ofp peolcheck with » a ee: Agfenit tof the justly celebrated Frank = ue pencil, is is not regard. : . ong ae 8 Parade ‘and Target Practice. — . rico-het, st a **/ For Fashionable Millinery ana . Vulcan Blasting Powder, wien : ; Asimple note to your h ins wet aint ell, Bye atheonionng eine Hen a forming him Chek yout washer-wo. Fancy Goods, , Se OR tldlng a ‘once e » Nu ard of . mom refuses to relent, is sufficient, . On ; a ne i California, providing that the troope. Ou seating yoorself at the table. =" Steck next above thu). Lares kat Yon stook of GRANITE IHOx — shall parade for target practice on} Sra¥ i. gloves and put ear Engine House, sas i -.;_}in-your lap-aader your napkia. ——_ ics’ T ki ; September Mth next. Ammunition . yo put them into the eee as it . Whereshe will be pleased to welcdnie iil, Mechattics’ Tddls of all kinds. ‘ will he furnished on proper. requisi. would'ruin tue gloves and cast a Sueak teem aa fhe or i mat ‘ ary all si wie sdiecnacgpuneedl Saadquasters, "Cap. igliomn oterthe graty. If pod bave. tai, a share i Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes had hi tain Rapp’s Company will turn out just ors ad ne gloves with ben: = =, . madé #6 Urder at short notice. ting it in force on the day in question. haat wy wave them out in the . STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. periis: pa eng tf 7 .g or ee Ribas sar Pirchasers will find it to their advan taking Ahead of Time. eam 3 is rop -Favy 00) CWAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING-COM. tadéto visit my establishment before buying your. knife-blade back. near the ny. Location of works, Lowell Hill . elsewhere 4 . Teamsters say that those wellhandle, do not run the blade down a a District, Nevada Count, California. ie ears iF af = your. _ throat to remove _ the . A5pecial méeting of the.stockhdlders of the GEO. E. TURNER. springs along the roads in the upper gravy, as it might injure your ne . Company will be held at the pris . Robe country that dry upin the early . epiglottis, and it’s not embonpoiut, 607 Washin vp meadow nb aa 48. : summer and usually begin to run . @Dy way. : of SECTEMBEI tea ie PLE day wares again in October, are already sendBa . water dinner do — to act upon roppteen mat deealetag ah bag » ; RL eS a ron your said ; ; "e forth their limpid streatns once . and playfully ask your host if in is such other busitesd that may properly perly come ed .jmore. This phenomenon, the eb-. dead. Remarks about death are ‘in B — meeting; : a servant teamsters insist, is a sire . Very poor taste. © s LEWIS LILLIB gee verse min sign of very early rains, Pears should be Tield by the stems . —a ae : Pictu 3 J aid peeled gently, but firmly, not .# ale-3 Personal Mention.. though you were skinuing a dead Va ita maices wate ES £ “. horse, It ie not bon ton. . : ; abet B Mra, Wm. Chamberlain sid Miss . , Oranger are Reld ona fork while 3 : : ing pulled, a é facetious style r E. Preston, of San Francisco, who . .f squirting the juice into the poi ase have been visiting the family. of C. [of bee borg ait now au revoir, ‘ vain! Conaway in Grass Valley. have gone tones in cherties or other fruit “, on a short visit to J. ny Broderick should not be plated upon the tableence tt et _ 4 Columbia Hit-ariat cloth, but slid quietly and unosten; Ne at Columbia Hi -—Tidings. _. . tatiously into the pocket of your Annual Meeting. ‘ ‘ Miss Ray Novitzky of Grass Val. neighbor, or noiselessly tossed under : i Bay ley has gone east on a visit, thetable, ¢ FFICE of the Home Gold Miring Comepécia — : If you strike a.worm in your frait*t Megs a vwk bare oan) August lath, 1881. . Tur Boston Globe says the total do not call attention to it by mash-! Sosthaget tech belies of ae on —o ; Qn absence of mosquitoes in. Boston is ne. RB tnartvar dag dargg er. This ig, Gompany will beheld on Thuredag, the fet i finest due to the network of telegraph } ini the Sock iciott? ed lal and oni Sack weet tee Salen td tee Common “std he to thi: wires passing over the housetops. ceedingly vice a trot Se rancice, Galfornis, for the wooed KS than ‘tani Se gees = nv on of ‘Prustees and the tranaacS bo Fo ‘ Onk of the most : + tion of such other business as’ be . ] seamed sy hd ge “ns carga now miodeled in aealy is the ten . i t before the meetiug. Transfer ah _ equal rut science. (One gets quch liole: . Ger and beantifal in tle bed. It! August, at 12 9! 4 , vad + sale returns of conjecture out of a . makes just the sweetest ofa! as ee HLLON, Secretary. F. yoy bo trifling investment of fact, ~~ breast-pin, , Pasi Ghee i mace as & wih & be .