August 2, 1882 (4 pages)

ay ~~about four inches a day at present. “under Mr. Naffziger’s coutrol. evening elected Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to succeed John mo ch Flat, . i at6 A. M. ‘J. 8, HOLBROOK, P. M BRIEF MENTION. Various Mappenings In and Out of —— Town. 2's : school last year:.,.,.-.-. 4,007 pa transcript does not contain the evi-. 4: Had . Lawn party to-night. dence; therefore it is not apparent pismo ose pane 335 Excellent hay crop throughout the county this season. Louis’ Schmidt is repairing the damage done to his house by last. Court to instruct the jury that week’s fire. * ea The Washington Mining Company has levied an assessment of five centé per share, delinquent Auguat $list. The Knights ‘Templar have}-ed,-and that it is a fact to be con“broke camp” at Monterey: Quite [sidered by them iu arriving at their a number of Knights have gone to Santa Craz and others are returning home. — The English walnat crop is very short in Nevada county this year, Only # few of the late kinds,including theproeparturiens, make a favorable showing. , F The streets are dull during this warm. weather. When nightfall comes and the day shifts from the mines come downtown the business portion of the city presents the animated appearance of a metropolis. . Tidings: Monday morning there and probably originated from some careless person throwing a lighted cigarsor match in the grass, The chasm between the dyed-inthe-woo! and the Workingmen’s ele. ‘ment of the Detnocraey of the county seems to be gradually widening. The old-liners want the returned prodigals to-put themselves on probation for awhile, andthe latter not only refuse to so demean themselves but insist upon being~properly rewarded for coming back. There’s fun ahead. There is more or less fault-finding because the'County Board of .Equa-. lization expressed and had recorded its opinion of those hydranlic mine owners hiring Chinese, The more that mongolian labor in the mines is agitated against officially ‘and otherwise the sooner public opinion will become so strong that the Chinese lovers will be brought to terms in the interest of white labor. ee ee THE CUMMINGS CASE. The Papers Being Made Oat to Bring Patterson Here for Trial. Complaints have been filed in the Superior Court charging John C. Patterson and Charles Dorsey alias Moore with the murder of. William F. Cummings, on the Blue Tent road three miles above this city, in September, 1879, and also with robbing him of gold bullion and other effects aggregating in value $7,594. The complaints are sworn to by A. Nivens, Jr. The authorities will at once proceed to get out extradition papers, and within a few days detectives Lees and Aull of San Francisco: will start for St. Louis to secure Patter— son who is in custody there awaiting trial for burglary., He will be brought here and tried this Fall. Dorsey is still at large, but the detectives are industriously searching for him. He is thought to be outside the State. Fisherman’s Luck. Fishing is poor in most of the artificial lakes of the county. Parties recently returned from Bowman and Fordyce say it is almost ‘impossible to “‘get_ a bite”. now in either of those places, The trouble is that the water is too high, covering such large territories that the fish get all the insect. food they want, As the season advances the water will ‘be drawn off by the mining companies and in a couple of months the fish will be glad to get anything to stay their stomachs. Fordyce Lake is being lowered Hotel Changed Hands. The Rector Brothers from Hollis~ ter have succeeded Jacob Naffziger in thé management of the Union Ho tel at this city,, They took possess— ion yesterday. The new managers are experienced caterers and will no doubt maintain the excellent reputationfor the Hotel that it has enjoyed The Lawn Party. _—— The grounds at Dr, Hunt’s are being fixed up in elegant style for the lawn party to be held there this evening. Tae ladies in charge invite every oné to atteiid, and will doubtless realize a nice sum for Mr. Powell’s benefit by selling articles. Jerome H. Cook was on Monday enough to say, even if the instruction should be given in a proper case, the that the Court erred in refasing the instruction, . character is presumed to be of ordinary fairness in the traits involved other instructions given, viz, ‘that be. proved, by the evidence to be guilty. His character was not in was a fireat Greenwood Cemetery . evidence; the consideration of his and about. an acre of dried grass was. character would not add to the burned over, The fire started from . strength of the presumption of innothe edgeof the Rough and Ready road . cence, . termining the question whether the Contt have affirmed Judge Caldwell’s forty-year judgment in the case of Frank Johnson the youthful mui of John Noyes. Following is the full text of the Supreme Court’s decision: Second—The defendant asked the Boys enrolled....-056 : Girls enrolled...+.,-2,042 *twhere no evidence of the character Sy PY a of the defendant is introduced, his Total enrollment... 4,098 in the crime with which heis charg-}] longing....-+--+90 High School pupils...210 Grammar School pupils ..1,562 serdict 4a connection with all the Primary School pupils.. 2,326 fataia the case.” EE ea ae Tere 4,098 The substantial point arrived at in this instruction is fully. covered by the defendant is presumed to be ia— ferent times. ..-++05+-+++ 40 nocent until his guilt is established Female teachers employed.. 47 by proof, and cannot be convicted) Total...sdcteaveie ae unless the jury are convinced by the} Actual schools..--++>: nee evidence in. the case, beyond all reasonable doubt, that he is guilty.” whatever be his character; he must . Certificates tofemales..---+37 The othér points made: by appel— lankare answered: by. what. is paid . ees ae cad.” 25,700 84 above regarding the first point. Reo’d special tax,Truckee. 1,299 96 Judgment and order affirmed. Rec'd donation French . Myrick, ae Uorral Vane Oba ee Sees oe ae I concur in the judgments Total receipts..-$86,960 17 Ee? EXPENDITURES. CONCURRING OPINION, opm gl er gc a age 12 I concur, There is no bill’ of} ies .6-s%-eereeeeees 9,706 56 exceptions or statement of the evimoins apr NON © agai: or o dence in the transcript. If, thereBanding, mrhitare. «25. 3,497 69 fore, any ease can be supposed in which there would be no evidence Total expended..--. $69,187 64 tending.to establish « killing in Leaving bal., July 12, . self-defense, the instruction first re— } . . SR a are or $17,772 53 Average wages teachers..$72 35 ferred to by my_ brother Myrick, was properly rejected. And the instruction ato cheracter was properly rejected, The prosecution cannot . attack the character of a defendant until the defense has introduced evidence to establish his good character. When a defendant, charged with a criminal homicide, has been shown to be a quiet and peaceable man, his character is to be ‘considered by the jury in cunnection with the evidence and may weigh in the balance so as tocreate a reasunable doubt of his guilt. If in the absence of evidence on the subject the presumption of good character is to weigh as much in his favor. as affirmative proof of it, the necessity of proving good character would never arise; and the prosecution would frequently be in » worse case than if evidence of good character had been given— since the prosecution would be barred from introducing evidence to overcome the presumption. When it is said that good character is to be presumed it is only said that, in the absence of evidence, the jury should not attribute to defendant a general bad character with respect to the qualities involved iv the alleged offense, nor give weight to his assumed bad character in deevidence established his guilt. 4 McKinstry, J. That Game Law. — A correspondent of the Grass Valley Union questions the validity of the deer ordinance adopted by the Board of Sapetvisors a few days ago. We understand that the ordinance was merely intended as a crystallization of the State Law on that subject. A well-known lawyer says the position taken by the Unica corrésponent won’t hold water. Elegant Geods. We notice that Messrs. Brand & Bassett are commencing to receive their new stock of goods which were carefully selected by Mr. Brand while at the Bay. The stock embraces many new and novel attractions in their line. As usual, they aio doubt will find a ready sale for: their articles as the firm believes ia advertising. ae a ae "Land League Meeting. The Davitt Branch of the Land League will meet in Justice Robinson’s court-room 20 Saturday evening. There will be an election ‘of officers for the ensuing term and other important business transacted. the common schools of Nevada county, compiled by the County Superintendent for transmission to the State department. : First—The datadan’ saked . the a ee. children _ beConrk’'eoi et the jury: “It ac. yy, wn pt arog ive CESS i cused was defending himself from an ian children under white attack of the deceased that rendered. Stardianship ...-.-. it necessary for the protection of} — 7, : bison life that he should bill bim, poy bade he — — ee oe te to kill him be-. white children under 5.. 1744 . e ot was fired, the} Negro children under5... 1 killing was not’ murder.” It is ; ee Total under 5. ..2.05605 1757 Between Sand 17 that attended Mongolian children Average Daily Attendance.. 2,878 Per cent. attendance on av. beAverage No. of months school Male teachers employed. at difCertificates Ist Grade granted. . Certificates 2d Grade granted. .31 School houses. ..+++ sess 0 es 50 Valuation school propertty. . $143,755 By balance on hand at befoxinatreeand tried to shoot it CENSUS STATISTICS. SCHOOL STATISTICS, was mantained FINANCIAL STATISTICS, RECEIPTS. ay of ‘school year a yi d, 108E ioc ess-: $14,815 19 PAID OUT OF GENERAL FUND. Total salaries of County Board of Education $1,000. : Salary of Couniy Superintendent, $1,000. + Traveling expenses of County Superintendent, $655. Number of school visits made by County Superintendent 141. Section 1553 Political:Code allows the County Superintendent to engage in teaching or in any other avocation if his salary (not including mileage) is less than $1,500. When the present incumbent went into office, he stated to the Supervisors that he was willing to devote all his time to the duties of his office. As this necessitated more traveling, the Supervisors increased the allowance by $255 per annum. For this additional sum the county has had as effective service as the present officer could give,and wecan fairly state that the schools are improving in every respect, Alive in Placer County. . The Auburn Argus says : In view of the astion of the Nevada City Convention, it is advisable that Placer county miners take steps to provide for the future of the industry in this county. The effect of the shutting down of the Gold Ran and Duteh Flat hydraulic mines is plaialy observable in the reduction of assess— ment values, and utter stagnation of trade in certain localities, which, should it continue and extend to the other Divides, the prosperity of this county will receive @ check from which it will'take years to recover, if indeed recovery be possible. lsewhere we print resolutions adopted by the citizene of Michigan Bluff, who have taken the lead in organiz— ing to defend our mining interests. Time is of importance in this matter. Organize and decide on plans of action, and prepare to carry them out.” : A Young Fox Caught. —— "Union: Henry Gluyas and several other boys went out on & three’ or four days’ hupt last week, and camped . out in regular hunters’ style. They were quite successful in bagging small: game, and Henry killed a large fox. He saw a young but his gun missed fire. He then climbed the tree after his game, and after quite a ‘struggle succeeded in capturing it alive. ForSale. — Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley, consisting of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. Apply to _. P. Sorrow, _ . malé tf On Sutton’s Ranch. re ee NEVADA OITY DAILY ing himself ‘‘Taxpayer” has turned the slickens tub of the Marysville Appeal down side up, commencing like the first light yearly freshet in the Yuba which washes away from the large boulders in the channel the 029 . dirt and sand that has remained 40 . from the river’s gradual falling in the Spring. tinuethis washing process he will ‘uncover so many immense boulders of false statements and injuries done Marysville and the taxpayers of Yuba county that the people of Marysville will have to acknowledge that they owe their misfortune of 1875, and dread since that, twenty times more to-the greed and corruption of the Appeal ring than théy do to the miners, It will be interesting to recall the history of this Hedge’s grade. The ring concluded that their property and business prospects would be greatly increased in, value and volume by changing the public choroughfare from the old Simpson grade bridge by building the Hedge’s grade and bringing the travel from this direction in at the foot of D street. along smoothly until 1875, when it 6. -was indisputably proved that this ;. the taxpayers, _. evening. Is beneficial. in inebriety and in af ‘TRANSORIPT PT, a . Av stated 4 ‘In is. F. von Bu ; bs yesterday the Supreme . the annual report of the condition of . sue of Friday a corres sacddan iiss ve acs ag 25% sis If “Taxpayer” will conIt was done and this part of Marysville was benefited just as the ring expected it would be. Everything went perfidious ring had drowned the city of Maryaville. A taxpayer. who has looked into the Hedge’s grade question cannot help but get black in the face with anger while almost grow— ing pale with the thought of what this ring will do next. If it affects the taxpayers in this manner, how must it alfect the real bone and sinew of Marysville who have been and are living indread of being deluged again when they can see that they have been damaged twenty times more by the hypocrites who have been duping them for their own private gain than by all the mining debris that has been washed into the river since this curse and destroyer of Marysville was built. These are not idle statements, for the first remark made by any engineer who has ever visited Marysville is that they have drowned themselves. I did intend to show up another robbery of but time makes it necessary to forego it in this communication. I refer to the appropriation of $3,000 to commence suits against the hydraulic miners. Taxpayer No. 2. SMARTSVILLE, July 30, 1882. _ A Methodist Chinaman. AChinaman came to this city on Saturday last heavily laden with vegetables for sale, He called at one house aiid was told that they did not want Chinese vegetables. He replied about as follows, speaking the English language very plain :‘Me thought you was a Chris‘ian and a Methodist. Me-Methodist,and when I die I go to heaven and all bad people go to _ hell. Me belong to Brother Ash church, Grass Valley. Me heap like go to church~and prayer meeting. Me sing, me pray, me shake hands and always feel heap good. Days in summer very long and can’t go to church, bat me always go to church and prayer meeting in winter time. No can work on Sundays in winter and always go to chnrch and prayer meeting on Thursday evening. ” He was requested to give an example of his singing and praying when he promptly replied : “Do you think I am a foo! ?” A HR A Year Old. The Grass Valley Tidings has now been a year under the proprietorshipaud general management of Mr. Spalding, and during that time has made a most creditable record. Rafus Shoemaker, its veteran editor, has done much towards winning for it whatever success it has attain— ed. The Tidings has our most friendly wishes for its hereafter. } a eel The Grandest Affair of the Season. The Lawn Party which is to be held Wednesday evening in Dr. Hunt’s magnificent yard for the benefit of Mr. Powell, Rector of the Episcopal Charch of this city, will be one of the grandest and most enjoyable affairs ever held here. The grounds will be beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns, statuary and choice plants. On the right as zo enter the grounds will be found a Rebekah well where you you can obtain ice cold lemonade, a blackberry stand, a cigar stand, a supper table dnd a parlor for those not caring to roam around much, On the left will be an ice cream stand in charge of six beautiful young ladies, a gypsy camp where your future and past can be laid before you, a candy stand and a table contaiuing faucy work. Kleer’s Band has been engaged, and dancing: will be indulged in, No admission fee at the gate. Free to all, and everyone is invited. The following progr during the evening: Naffziger and Clancy. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Geo, Smith. Recitation—Mrs. M. E. Chapman. Vocal Solo—Miss A. Cashin. Vocal Duett—Miss Cowdery and E. M. B own. Recitation—Mrs. J. A. Rapp. Congregational singing dates es ee Whate’er besides you chance to want, Ne’er fall short of SOZODONT. But keep it aways in your sight, A source of beauty and delight. To cleanse your teeth with your emil¢. many diseases where the nervous Wine & Wine, land attorneys at Washington, D. C., is in town. Watt, of San Rafael, are on a visit to the family of David Watt of Grass Valley. has been paying a visit to the family turned home, day morning from Portland, Oregon. He has been away from here six. years or 80. : most completed their preparations for giving Hon. H. F. Page a grand reception upon his return from Washington, Hughson arrived here yesterday from Illinois. years of age, and her grand-children, drenand great-great-grand-children number ninety-seyen. me Will tgke place Quartette—Mre. Geo. We'ch, Miss Messrs. Brown and the t. William George, a cousin of Hon. Wm. George of Grass Valley, arrived from England last Sunday. One of the members of the firm of The daughters of Hon. Robert Mrs. C. Luhrs of Sacramento, who of C, E. Mulloy at this city, has reEmile Rosenthal returned yesterThe citizens of Gakland have alThe mother of Mra. Dr. P. E. She is eighty fonr children, great—grand-chilEACLE SS EY Quirk is doing the best work in the county st greatly reduced prices. 6 2-tf — + > om Quirx’s ‘gallery is open every Thursday, Friday and Satu: day. Cabinets $4 00 per dozen. 6 2-tf Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at Sutton’s ranch, £24 tf Ainaxab, wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, “making it soft, clear and transparent. It is the best toilet article in the morld,as it isthe only one needed for the complexion, No more Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. Read physicians’ certificates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. je3-tf Anoruer case of Crushed Indian arrived at the grocery store of C. E, Mulloy on Monday. 8 1-6t os — The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to hotels, saloons, business houses and families, a superior quality of Mountain ice, at a reasonable price. All orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. a28-tf {0 J. S. THompson. CELEBRATED TETTER' Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspesia with greater certain— ty and promptitude than any known remedy, orant, appetizer and aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousand of our countrymen and women who have experienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proo‘s. The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. CITY. BREWERY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! County Free of Charge ——_—_—_ tended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUF. Nevada City, July 29th. —AND— The great Egyptian Elixir and_ most} been mm . lowest Living and promptly attended to, and satisfaction . guaranteed. and is a most genial invig} Delivered throughout Nevada Orders by mail .or otherwise atBoarding and Day School —FoR— YOUNG LADIES. ~ Chemical Laboratory, 524 SACRAMENTO STREET, cae EPOSITS OF! BULLION RECKIY v, returns made No. 1012 J St: Sacramento, Cal. . .,Sereful Anaizsis made, ot et oe They do first-class work and use — ee mladont on Chemie tnd Mui none but the best of Timber, = HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY, AUG. BROKE JAIL ! For Wagon Work Mr. Eckert cannot be sds 1882. ies eee ance le ieee . 1. FOLLOWING PRISONERS : : July 28th. i from the County Jailat Nevada City, on uraday, July ek, 1882; Notice to Contractors. William Smothers ta hereby given at the office of = a ; <i gh buy Gene nals pens kl: . hale gr gon om ig mn . tegen Wenig tatte. Jack MoCarthy, : hep, 66 be Sastatind Jo O's eubetcotial ond sia a anced? ine workmanlike manner, siniilar to the years, red Get lage sur on el site ot a now in the jail, Thelabor to be done neck, ga de a nee, Addicted. to the ren as to intettore with one sessions of . drinking gunbine. ¢ Superior Court. e Board of Supervifollows: woes reserva Oe -7ias mone ot apervienes George Cooke, a 5 ol re Slimly built, round shouldered, clean shaved ws of Howades Gomety, 2. & CABIN Oye] Mans 6 toot 9 inches, oxo 94 ox 38, ent weai. Chae. Kitngenspor, 6 100 #19 Reveda City, July 81 ; 1882. eS Ee = 00 shi i. Shue Chas. Kilugeespor, 7 100 10 00 GASHINGTON COLLEGE . "Tictenctsu mes imere. Sn tegees: . BS Al 1 reward will be paid for the id SHE TON ee ee Pome kittie [at tages i OBS m, Alameda Vo. PS Neves City, Nevada pr as Cal. = Elingoner, bn 17 ¥ 4 aoe weer 1882-83, WEDNESDA Ri . Hemet eee : i Parker Trustes 2 200 FS 00 @ year >= * GUST oth, with a GREATLY EXTENDED DR. S. M. HARRIS, AH! Perker\Trustec 25 200-2008 le eo men ve . Parker, ‘rustee vided a CLASSICAL DEPARIMENT a Qf Grass Valley AH. Parker, Trustee 190 196 19 bo paratory tothe STATE UNIVERSITY and A. H. Parker, Trustee 100 «10 4 rn Colleges ; a BUSINESS COLLEGE A. H. Parker, Trustee 171 61, Had eu, oe tee Preys See eeesg in nonoedl pon pf order n omen for ness. ‘A NORMAL DEPARTMENT designed to op And in aceon trustees, made on.the 7th train students for nation and teaching day. of June, 1882, so many.shares of each The ART and eae Sepeswneess have DENTIST yaresl: of en Con = may jaye agement. For Catal or further inforee : We ay aU “2, second floor, south-. mation address ALBERT LYSER, Presii ab east corner of Broad and Pine Nevadent Board of Trustees, 888 Market Street, da City, California, on SATURDAY, San Francisco. jys In Nevada City, Mondays, Wed. ‘Twenty-ninth eh any, ae pal yo nesdays and Fridays. Lo’clock, P.M. , FRANK POWER Fo crcl peti a an ’ Office in Morgan & Robert’s. “jis A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Attorney at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. W' sta ama in all the Courts of the Office, on Main street, three doors above Union Hotel, Nevada City, jyll Block, Cor, Rioad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Vegetable and Fruit Store. — CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN! MRS, ROSA HERSKIN & J. WORLE H’” opened a Vegetable and Fruit Store Next to Luetje & Brand’s Jewelry Store, BROAD STREET, And will keep constantly on hand « full assortment of ‘. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. FISH IN SEASON. Everything in our store will be sold at Bed Rock Prices---Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. Call and See us. jy20 HERSKIN & WORLE. Drayage and Express. DAN BAKER Proprieter Prepared to transport beer. or light ity articles to an rt of the at the Raves All orders carefully For Assemblyman. _——— F. A. STAPLES, § HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS didate for the A bl hi dactat A CANy, ject to the tic Convention. of the D Fer Superintendent of Schools JOHN T.-WiCKES, S° BJEOT to the decision ofthe Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. . Aconstant and impartial discharge of duty pledged. jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby announced as @ candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisfon of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER Is HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 the decision of the Democratic County Convention. jy2 For County Treasurer.L. W. DREYFUSS dy HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS ‘A CANdidate for the Office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention jes Democratic Candidate —FoR— County Assessor, HOPKINS ACADEMY, OAKLAND, CAL. Academy, ‘will’ op yee and Grounds <re Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal heretofore known a8 uly 18th, 1882. Theundergoing extensive JAMES D. WHITE. . For County Clerk. ' M. BYRNE, Jr., uis BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE of COUNTY CLERK, subPare Drugs, Ch EXTRA GOODS. . B. H. MILLE BROAD STREET..-/------++::: Poppagulys: P. H. BELDEN, —DEALER IN— CREAM DE LIS 335 cts. per bottle. INSECT POWDER $1 per bottle. RIGHT IN SHASON. —THIS MONTH— MAKES A SPECIALTY OF —o—0—0 -0—0-—0-—0—-0—-0—00--0—_0-—0— 0-000 has SATURDAY, A GUST , at the same hourand place. By order of the Board. of Directors. . ij A. H. PARKER, Secrctary. icals, Toilet Goods, Stationerv and Sheet Music, — EYE GLASSES, CABINET FRAMES, CUTLERY, ETC. — R, NEVADA CITY . reo Pree ot te en Pd gain. 8 » OA 0 "Ye SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER The most fastidious you beguile ye Tv hy ‘taught. Boys and z Send f Rev. iWicmicaes County Convention HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, PERCALE AND WHITE SHIR BOOTS, SHOES The best ass ‘The Pioneer Gro Here I an, aut Here 1 Have Been For Over It Your My long experience in GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN —=o—0~-0—0—0—0—0—0 —0—00 —_0-—0—0 —0—-0-—-9-—@ SUITS : The Finest Line Ever Brought To The City. NECKWEAR. : All The Latest Patterns and Shapes The Nobbiest Makes Out —_-~——_—— — 0 B H. MILLER, Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. cary Store —S BLING Choice (Familv Groceries. At No. 52 BroadfStreet...:.-Morgan & Roberts’ Bleek. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE Ee seen ae ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &e. TS, , TRUNKS, ETC., ETC. ortment, Lowest Prices, buying enables me to place before my eustent. ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSGIMEA PRICE. I keep constantly on hand : World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New“and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, CreeThis Year. ~

ay ~~about four inches a day at present. “under Mr. Naffziger’s coutrol. evening elected Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to succeed John mo ch Flat, . i at6 A. M. ‘J. 8, HOLBROOK, P. M BRIEF MENTION. Various Mappenings In and Out of —— Town. 2's : school last year:.,.,..-.-. 4,007 pa transcript does not contain the evi-. 4: Had . Lawn party to-night. dence; therefore it is not apparent pismo ose pane 335 Excellent hay crop throughout the county this season. Louis’ Schmidt is repairing the damage done to his house by last. Court to instruct the jury that week’s fire. * ea The Washington Mining Company has levied an assessment of five centé per share, delinquent Auguat $list. The Knights ‘Templar have}-ed,-and that it is a fact to be con“broke camp” at Monterey: Quite [sidered by them iu arriving at their a number of Knights have gone to Santa Craz and others are returning home. — The English walnat crop is very short in Nevada county this year, Only # few of the late kinds,including theproeparturiens, make a favorable showing. , F The streets are dull during this warm. weather. When nightfall comes and the day shifts from the mines come downtown the business portion of the city presents the animated appearance of a metropolis. . Tidings: Monday morning there and probably originated from some careless person throwing a lighted cigarsor match in the grass, The chasm between the dyed-inthe-woo! and the Workingmen’s ele. ‘ment of the Detnocraey of the county seems to be gradually widening. The old-liners want the returned prodigals to-put themselves on probation for awhile, andthe latter not only refuse to so demean themselves but insist upon being~properly rewarded for coming back. There’s fun ahead. There is more or less fault-finding because the'County Board of .Equa-. lization expressed and had recorded its opinion of those hydranlic mine owners hiring Chinese, The more that mongolian labor in the mines is agitated against officially ‘and otherwise the sooner public opinion will become so strong that the Chinese lovers will be brought to terms in the interest of white labor. ee ee THE CUMMINGS CASE. The Papers Being Made Oat to Bring Patterson Here for Trial. Complaints have been filed in the Superior Court charging John C. Patterson and Charles Dorsey alias Moore with the murder of. William F. Cummings, on the Blue Tent road three miles above this city, in September, 1879, and also with robbing him of gold bullion and other effects aggregating in value $7,594. The complaints are sworn to by A. Nivens, Jr. The authorities will at once proceed to get out extradition papers, and within a few days detectives Lees and Aull of San Francisco: will start for St. Louis to secure Patter— son who is in custody there awaiting trial for burglary., He will be brought here and tried this Fall. Dorsey is still at large, but the detectives are industriously searching for him. He is thought to be outside the State. Fisherman’s Luck. Fishing is poor in most of the artificial lakes of the county. Parties recently returned from Bowman and Fordyce say it is almost ‘impossible to “‘get_ a bite”. now in either of those places, The trouble is that the water is too high, covering such large territories that the fish get all the insect. food they want, As the season advances the water will ‘be drawn off by the mining companies and in a couple of months the fish will be glad to get anything to stay their stomachs. Fordyce Lake is being lowered Hotel Changed Hands. The Rector Brothers from Hollis~ ter have succeeded Jacob Naffziger in thé management of the Union Ho tel at this city,, They took possess— ion yesterday. The new managers are experienced caterers and will no doubt maintain the excellent reputationfor the Hotel that it has enjoyed The Lawn Party. _—— The grounds at Dr, Hunt’s are being fixed up in elegant style for the lawn party to be held there this evening. Tae ladies in charge invite every oné to atteiid, and will doubtless realize a nice sum for Mr. Powell’s benefit by selling articles. Jerome H. Cook was on Monday enough to say, even if the instruction should be given in a proper case, the that the Court erred in refasing the instruction, . character is presumed to be of ordinary fairness in the traits involved other instructions given, viz, ‘that be. proved, by the evidence to be guilty. His character was not in was a fireat Greenwood Cemetery . evidence; the consideration of his and about. an acre of dried grass was. character would not add to the burned over, The fire started from . strength of the presumption of innothe edgeof the Rough and Ready road . cence, . termining the question whether the Contt have affirmed Judge Caldwell’s forty-year judgment in the case of Frank Johnson the youthful mui of John Noyes. Following is the full text of the Supreme Court’s decision: Second—The defendant asked the Boys enrolled.......-056 : Girls enrolled......+.,-2,042 *twhere no evidence of the character Sy PY a of the defendant is introduced, his Total enrollment...... 4,098 in the crime with which heis charg-}] longing.......-+--+90 High School pupils......210 Grammar School pupils ...1,562 serdict 4a connection with all the Primary School pupils.... 2,326 fataia the case.” EE ea ae Tere 4,098 The substantial point arrived at in this instruction is fully. covered by the defendant is presumed to be ia— ferent times. ...-++05+-+++ 40 nocent until his guilt is established Female teachers employed... 47 by proof, and cannot be convicted) Total......sdcteaveie ae unless the jury are convinced by the} Actual schools....--++>: nee evidence in. the case, beyond all reasonable doubt, that he is guilty.” whatever be his character; he must . Certificates tofemales....---+37 The othér points made: by appel— lankare answered: by. what. is paid . ees ae cad.” 25,700 84 above regarding the first point. Reo’d special tax,Truckee. 1,299 96 Judgment and order affirmed. Rec'd donation French . Myrick, ae Uorral Vane Oba ee Sees oe ae I concur in the judgments Total receipts....-$86,960 17 Ee? EXPENDITURES. CONCURRING OPINION, opm gl er gc a age 12 I concur, There is no bill’ of} ies ..6-s%-eereeeeees 9,706 56 exceptions or statement of the evimoins apr NON © agai: or o dence in the transcript. If, thereBanding, mrhitare. «25. 3,497 69 fore, any ease can be supposed in which there would be no evidence Total expended...--. $69,187 64 tending.to establish « killing in Leaving bal., July 12, . self-defense, the instruction first re— } . . SR a are or $17,772 53 Average wages teachers...$72 35 ferred to by my_ brother Myrick, was properly rejected. And the instruction ato cheracter was properly rejected, The prosecution cannot . attack the character of a defendant until the defense has introduced evidence to establish his good character. When a defendant, charged with a criminal homicide, has been shown to be a quiet and peaceable man, his character is to be ‘considered by the jury in cunnection with the evidence and may weigh in the balance so as tocreate a reasunable doubt of his guilt. If in the absence of evidence on the subject the presumption of good character is to weigh as much in his favor. as affirmative proof of it, the necessity of proving good character would never arise; and the prosecution would frequently be in » worse case than if evidence of good character had been given— since the prosecution would be barred from introducing evidence to overcome the presumption. When it is said that good character is to be presumed it is only said that, in the absence of evidence, the jury should not attribute to defendant a general bad character with respect to the qualities involved iv the alleged offense, nor give weight to his assumed bad character in deevidence established his guilt. 4 McKinstry, J. That Game Law. — A correspondent of the Grass Valley Union questions the validity of the deer ordinance adopted by the Board of Sapetvisors a few days ago. We understand that the ordinance was merely intended as a crystallization of the State Law on that subject. A well-known lawyer says the position taken by the Unica corrésponent won’t hold water. Elegant Geods. We notice that Messrs. Brand & Bassett are commencing to receive their new stock of goods which were carefully selected by Mr. Brand while at the Bay. The stock embraces many new and novel attractions in their line. As usual, they aio doubt will find a ready sale for: their articles as the firm believes ia advertising. ae a ae "Land League Meeting. The Davitt Branch of the Land League will meet in Justice Robinson’s court-room 20 Saturday evening. There will be an election ‘of officers for the ensuing term and other important business transacted. the common schools of Nevada county, compiled by the County Superintendent for transmission to the State department. : First—The datadan’ saked . the a ee. children _ beConrk’'eoi et the jury: “It ac. yy, wn pt arog ive CESS i cused was defending himself from an ian children under white attack of the deceased that rendered. Stardianship .....-.-. it necessary for the protection of} — 7, : bison life that he should bill bim, poy bade he — — ee oe te to kill him be-. white children under 5.... 1744 . e ot was fired, the} Negro children under5..... 1 killing was not’ murder.” It is ; ee Total under 5.. ...2.05605 1757 Between Sand 17 that attended Mongolian children Average Daily Attendance... 2,878 Per cent. attendance on av. beAverage No. of months school Male teachers employed. at difCertificates Ist Grade granted. .. Certificates 2d Grade granted.. .31 School houses. ...+++ sess 0 es 50 Valuation school propertty. . $143,755 By balance on hand at befoxinatreeand tried to shoot it CENSUS STATISTICS.. SCHOOL STATISTICS, was mantained FINANCIAL STATISTICS, RECEIPTS. ay of ‘school year a yi d, 108E ioc ess-: $14,815 19 PAID OUT OF GENERAL FUND. Total salaries of County Board of Education $1,000. : Salary of Couniy Superintendent, $1,000. + Traveling expenses of County Superintendent, $655. Number of school visits made by County Superintendent 141. Section 1553 Political:Code allows the County Superintendent to engage in teaching or in any other avocation if his salary (not including mileage) is less than $1,500. When the present incumbent went into office, he stated to the Supervisors that he was willing to devote all his time to the duties of his office. As this necessitated more traveling, the Supervisors increased the allowance by $255 per annum. For this additional sum the county has had as effective service as the present officer could give,and wecan fairly state that the schools are improving in every respect, Alive in Placer County. . The Auburn Argus says : In view of the astion of the Nevada City Convention, it is advisable that Placer county miners take steps to provide for the future of the industry in this county. The effect of the shutting down of the Gold Ran and Duteh Flat hydraulic mines is plaialy observable in the reduction of assess— ment values, and utter stagnation of trade in certain localities, which, should it continue and extend to the other Divides, the prosperity of this county will receive @ check from which it will'take years to recover, if indeed recovery be possible. lsewhere we print resolutions adopted by the citizene of Michigan Bluff, who have taken the lead in organiz— ing to defend our mining interests. Time is of importance in this matter. Organize and decide on plans of action, and prepare to carry them out.” : A Young Fox Caught. —— "Union: Henry Gluyas and several other boys went out on & three’ or four days’ hupt last week, and camped . out in regular hunters’ style. They were quite successful in bagging small: game, and Henry killed a large fox. He saw a young but his gun missed fire. He then climbed the tree after his game, and after quite a ‘struggle succeeded in capturing it alive. ForSale. — Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley, consisting of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. Apply to _. P. Sorrow, _ . malé tf On Sutton’s Ranch. re ee NEVADA OITY DAILY ing himself ‘‘Taxpayer” has turned the slickens tub of the Marysville Appeal down side up, commencing like the first light yearly freshet in the Yuba which washes away from the large boulders in the channel the 029 . dirt and sand that has remained 40 . from the river’s gradual falling in the Spring. tinuethis washing process he will ‘uncover so many immense boulders of false statements and injuries done Marysville and the taxpayers of Yuba county that the people of Marysville will have to acknowledge that they owe their misfortune of 1875, and dread since that, twenty times more to-the greed and corruption of the Appeal ring than théy do to the miners, It will be interesting to recall the history of this Hedge’s grade. The ring concluded that their property and business prospects would be greatly increased in, value and volume by changing the public choroughfare from the old Simpson grade bridge by building the Hedge’s grade and bringing the travel from this direction in at the foot of D street. along smoothly until 1875, when it 6. -was indisputably proved that this ;. the taxpayers, _. evening. Is beneficial. in inebriety and in af ‘TRANSORIPT PT, a . Av stated 4 ‘In is. F. von Bu ; bs yesterday the Supreme . the annual report of the condition of . sue of Friday a corres sacddan iiss ve acs ag 25% sis If “Taxpayer” will conIt was done and this part of Marysville was benefited just as the ring expected it would be. Everything went perfidious ring had drowned the city of Maryaville. A taxpayer. who has looked into the Hedge’s grade question cannot help but get black in the face with anger while almost grow— ing pale with the thought of what this ring will do next. If it affects the taxpayers in this manner, how must it alfect the real bone and sinew of Marysville who have been and are living indread of being deluged again when they can see that they have been damaged twenty times more by the hypocrites who have been duping them for their own private gain than by all the mining debris that has been washed into the river since this curse and destroyer of Marysville was built. These are not idle statements, for the first remark made by any engineer who has ever visited Marysville is that they have drowned themselves. I did intend to show up another robbery of but time makes it necessary to forego it in this communication. I refer to the appropriation of $3,000 to commence suits against the hydraulic miners. Taxpayer No. 2. SMARTSVILLE, July 30, 1882. _ A Methodist Chinaman. AChinaman came to this city on Saturday last heavily laden with vegetables for sale, He called at one house aiid was told that they did not want Chinese vegetables. He replied about as follows, speaking the English language very plain :‘Me thought you was a Chris‘ian and a Methodist. Me-Methodist,and when I die I go to heaven and all bad people go to _ hell. Me belong to Brother Ash church, Grass Valley. Me heap like go to church~and prayer meeting. Me

sing, me pray, me shake hands and always feel heap good. Days in summer very long and can’t go to church, bat me always go to church and prayer meeting in winter time. No can work on Sundays in winter and always go to chnrch and prayer meeting on Thursday evening. ” He was requested to give an example of his singing and praying when he promptly replied : “Do you think I am a foo! ?” A HR A Year Old. The Grass Valley Tidings has now been a year under the proprietorshipaud general management of Mr. Spalding, and during that time has made a most creditable record. Rafus Shoemaker, its veteran editor, has done much towards winning for it whatever success it has attain— ed. The Tidings has our most friendly wishes for its hereafter. } a eel The Grandest Affair of the Season. The Lawn Party which is to be held Wednesday evening in Dr. Hunt’s magnificent yard for the benefit of Mr. Powell, Rector of the Episcopal Charch of this city, will be one of the grandest and most enjoyable affairs ever held here. The grounds will be beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns, statuary and choice plants. On the right as zo enter the grounds will be found a Rebekah well where you you can obtain ice cold lemonade, a blackberry stand, a cigar stand, a supper table dnd a parlor for those not caring to roam around much, On the left will be an ice cream stand in charge of six beautiful young ladies, a gypsy camp where your future and past can be laid before you, a candy stand and a table contaiuing faucy work. Kleer’s Band has been engaged, and dancing: will be indulged in, No admission fee at the gate. Free to all, and everyone is invited. The following progr during the evening: Naffziger and Clancy. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Geo, Smith. Recitation—Mrs. M. E. Chapman. Vocal Solo—Miss A. Cashin. Vocal Duett—Miss Cowdery and E. M. B own. Recitation—Mrs. J. A. Rapp. Congregational singing dates es ee Whate’er besides you chance to want, Ne’er fall short of SOZODONT. But keep it aways in your sight, A source of beauty and delight. To cleanse your teeth with your emil¢. many diseases where the nervous Wine & Wine, land attorneys at Washington, D. C., is in town. Watt, of San Rafael, are on a visit to the family of David Watt of Grass Valley. has been paying a visit to the family turned home, day morning from Portland, Oregon. He has been away from here six. years or 80. : most completed their preparations for giving Hon. H. F. Page a grand reception upon his return from Washington, Hughson arrived here yesterday from Illinois. years of age, and her grand-children, drenand great-great-grand-children number ninety-seyen. me Will tgke place Quartette—Mre. Geo. We'ch, Miss Messrs. Brown and the t. William George, a cousin of Hon. Wm. George of Grass Valley, arrived from England last Sunday.. One of the members of the firm of The daughters of Hon. Robert Mrs. C. Luhrs of Sacramento, who of C, E. Mulloy at this city, has reEmile Rosenthal returned yesterThe citizens of Gakland have alThe mother of Mra. Dr. P. E. She is eighty fonr children, great—grand-chilEACLE SS EY Quirk is doing the best work in the county st greatly reduced prices. 6 2-tf — + > om Quirx’s ‘gallery is open every Thursday, Friday and Satu: day. Cabinets $4 00 per dozen. 6 2-tf Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at Sutton’s ranch, £24 tf Ainaxab, wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, “making it soft, clear and transparent. It is the best toilet article in the morld,as it isthe only one needed for the complexion, No more Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. Read physicians’ certificates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. je3-tf Anoruer case of Crushed Indian arrived at the grocery store of C. E, Mulloy on Monday. 8 1-6t os — The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to hotels, saloons, business houses and families, a superior quality of Mountain ice, at a reasonable price. All orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. a28-tf {0 J. S. THompson. CELEBRATED TETTER' Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspesia with greater certain— ty and promptitude than any known remedy, orant, appetizer and aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousand of our countrymen and women who have experienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proo‘s. The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. CITY. BREWERY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! County Free of Charge ——_—_—_ tended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUF. Nevada City, July 29th. —AND— The great Egyptian Elixir and_ most} been mm . lowest Living and promptly attended to, and satisfaction . guaranteed. and is a most genial invig} Delivered throughout Nevada Orders by mail .or otherwise atBoarding and Day School —FoR— YOUNG LADIES. ~ Chemical Laboratory, 524 SACRAMENTO STREET, cae EPOSITS OF! BULLION RECKIY v, returns made No. 1012 J St: Sacramento, Cal. . .,Sereful Anaizsis made, ot et oe They do first-class work and use — ee mladont on Chemie tnd Mui none but the best of Timber, = HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY, AUG. BROKE JAIL ! For Wagon Work Mr. Eckert cannot be sds 1882. ies eee ance le ieee . 1. FOLLOWING PRISONERS : : July 28th. i from the County Jailat Nevada City, on uraday, July ek, 1882; Notice to Contractors. William Smothers ta hereby given at the office of = a ; <i gh buy Gene nals pens kl: . hale gr gon om ig mn . tegen Wenig tatte. Jack MoCarthy, : hep, 66 be Sastatind Jo O's eubetcotial ond sia a anced? ine workmanlike manner, siniilar to the years, red Get lage sur on el site ot a now in the jail, Thelabor to be done neck, ga de a nee, Addicted. to the ren as to intettore with one sessions of . drinking gunbine. ¢ Superior Court. e Board of Supervifollows: woes reserva Oe -7ias mone ot apervienes George Cooke, a 5 ol re Slimly built, round shouldered, clean shaved ws of Howades Gomety, 2. & CABIN Oye] Mans 6 toot 9 inches, oxo 94 ox 38, ent weai. Chae. Kitngenspor, 6 100 #19 Reveda City, July 81 ; 1882. eS Ee = 00 shi i. Shue Chas. Kilugeespor, 7 100 10 00 GASHINGTON COLLEGE . "Tictenctsu mes imere. Sn tegees: . BS Al 1 reward will be paid for the id SHE TON ee ee Pome kittie [at tages i OBS m, Alameda Vo. PS Neves City, Nevada pr as Cal. = Elingoner, bn 17 ¥ 4 aoe weer 1882-83, WEDNESDA Ri . Hemet eee : i Parker Trustes 2 200 FS 00 @ year >= * GUST oth, with a GREATLY EXTENDED DR. S. M. HARRIS, AH! Perker\Trustec 25 200-2008 le eo men ve . Parker, ‘rustee vided a CLASSICAL DEPARIMENT a Qf Grass Valley AH. Parker, Trustee 190 196 19 bo paratory tothe STATE UNIVERSITY and A. H. Parker, Trustee 100 «10 4 rn Colleges ; a BUSINESS COLLEGE A. H. Parker, Trustee 171 61, Had eu, oe tee Preys See eeesg in nonoedl pon pf order n omen for ness. ‘A NORMAL DEPARTMENT designed to op And in aceon trustees, made on.the 7th train students for nation and teaching day. of June, 1882, so many.shares of each The ART and eae Sepeswneess have DENTIST yaresl: of en Con = may jaye agement. For Catal or further inforee : We ay aU “2, second floor, south-. mation address ALBERT LYSER, Presii ab east corner of Broad and Pine Nevadent Board of Trustees, 888 Market Street, da City, California, on SATURDAY, San Francisco. jys In Nevada City, Mondays, Wed. ‘Twenty-ninth eh any, ae pal yo nesdays and Fridays. Lo’clock, P.M. , FRANK POWER Fo crcl peti a an ’ Office in Morgan & Robert’s. “jis A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Attorney at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. W' sta ama in all the Courts of the Office, on Main street, three doors above Union Hotel, Nevada City, jyll Block, Cor, Rioad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Vegetable and Fruit Store. — CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN! MRS, ROSA HERSKIN & J. WORLE H’” opened a Vegetable and Fruit Store Next to Luetje & Brand’s Jewelry Store, BROAD STREET, And will keep constantly on hand « full assortment of ‘. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. FISH IN SEASON. Everything in our store will be sold at Bed Rock Prices---Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. Call and See us. jy20 HERSKIN & WORLE. Drayage and Express. DAN BAKER Proprieter Prepared to transport beer. or light ity articles to an rt of the at the Raves All orders carefully For Assemblyman. _——— F. A. STAPLES, § HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS didate for the A bl hi dactat A CANy, ject to the tic Convention. of the D Fer Superintendent of Schools JOHN T.-WiCKES, S° BJEOT to the decision ofthe Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. . Aconstant and impartial discharge of duty pledged. jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby announced as @ candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisfon of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER Is HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 the decision of the Democratic County Convention. jy2 For County Treasurer.L. W. DREYFUSS dy HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS ‘A CANdidate for the Office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention jes Democratic Candidate —FoR— County Assessor, HOPKINS ACADEMY, OAKLAND, CAL. Academy, ‘will’ op yee and Grounds <re Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal heretofore known a8 uly 18th, 1882. Theundergoing extensive JAMES D. WHITE. . For County Clerk. ' M. BYRNE, Jr., uis BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE of COUNTY CLERK, subPare Drugs, Ch EXTRA GOODS.. . B. H. MILLE BROAD STREET....-/------++::: Poppagulys: P. H. BELDEN, —DEALER IN— CREAM DE LIS 335 cts. per bottle. INSECT POWDER $1 per bottle. RIGHT IN SHASON. —THIS MONTH— MAKES A SPECIALTY OF —o—0—0 -0—0-—0-—0—-0—-0—00--0—_0-—0— 0-000 has SATURDAY, A GUST , at the same hourand place. By order of the Board. of Directors. . ij A. H. PARKER, Secrctary. icals, Toilet Goods, Stationerv and Sheet Music, — EYE GLASSES, CABINET FRAMES, CUTLERY, ETC. — R, NEVADA CITY . reo Pree ot te en Pd gain. 8 » OA 0 "Ye SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER The most fastidious you beguile ye Tv hy ‘taught. Boys and z Send f Rev. iWicmicaes County Convention HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, PERCALE AND WHITE SHIR BOOTS, SHOES The best ass ‘The Pioneer Gro Here I an, aut Here 1 Have Been For Over It Your My long experience in GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN —=o—0~-0—0—0—0—0—0 —0—00 —_0-—0—0 —0—-0-—-9-—@ SUITS : The Finest Line Ever Brought To The City. NECKWEAR. : All The Latest Patterns and Shapes The Nobbiest Makes Out —_-~——_—— — 0 B H. MILLER, Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. cary Store —S BLING Choice (Familv Groceries. At No. 52 BroadfStreet......:.-Morgan & Roberts’ Bleek. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE Ee seen ae ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &e. TS, , TRUNKS, ETC., ETC. ortment, Lowest Prices, buying enables me to place before my eustent. ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSGIMEA PRICE. I keep constantly on hand : World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New“and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, CreeThis Year. ~