August 27, 1880 (4 pages)

4 Bis ySTORE, ‘BLOCK, » Nevada City 100 Ibs,; go >; Z THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT react NEVADA’ ‘bier CALIEGRNTA. » ee Brief Mention, Deter Ridley has refidrned from a two week's” . Visit. at Campbell’s Springs. Lek Jas. Nicholas, a native of England, Was naturalized ia the Saperior Court yesterday; ‘ County Surveyor Hartwell yesterday received a telegram from Denmark, New Y ork, announcing the ~———death ob his f ather. ——ew lg I. J: Rolfe who went to Chicago with the Knight Templars will arrive in this city Saturday. Rather shect stay il ia a the Eastern settlemenis. ee a Grass Valley Correspondence. Cireus to-morrow. Public schools open Monday next. The new tri-weekly to be started here will be— as the ‘Miner's Journal.”“A Haneock dnd English clulk meeting. was held last evening at the German Hall. gee es Father Dalton has been. confined to his bed for the last-four days, but is slowly improving. A crossing has been constructed across School street ou Main, also across Neal on C hurch, Therocksand cobblestones on Main street are being removed, and the ehuck holes on the dithersns streets in town-are _bemg . filled « he with gravel. ‘The families of B. Johnson and Theos, Munson have’ returned from . Monterey and San Francisco, “Miss ' ‘The ‘*Franscript” Question Box. Where are the robbers of the Moote’s Flat stage? How does it happen that a mine 80 offen makes a. rich strike just before an‘assessment is to. be levied? What business has a mam who is foo lazy to work§with his hands to +grumble because the Chinese will work for a dollar a day? How can any man liave the anu-dacity to borrow his neighbor’s TRANSCRIPT when for six dollars he could have it sent to his, address for a whole year? How does it happen that a pover-— ty-stricken fool caw be transformed by the acquisition of afew thousand dollars into a genius with excusable eccentricities? Why is it that when the members : i 4 8) per kit, 2.30. 00. ) Ths. “£25 Se a eden 00 los., ] 7h 00 Ibs, 99 25 00 Ibs., se . 674 0 Ibs, 159 ess ay 83. a lbs. . Oy 8, tog $09 I? cans. 1 qy ¢ 7-Cans J 9 5.cabs . ] 00 3 cans, . yy rgalion, g7r Ocans 10 4 cans —t-9y, 3 lbs, “1 Oy per lb, 4% 3 lbs., 60 y 3 1bs.,° gy ee, 5 lbe., 10 100 kage, 29 cts, Sy : Rd Cts, 25 cts, Dil, per gal,50: D val can, 2 95 or Pose: . packet 5 Ckages, ~ 2Q5¢, Gon 11 ee 100, comtsio 2 00 36 ets. 3874 cts. "#0: eta; . 45 cts, . 15 ets, correction, and warrant oberts . IAN, THE STOCK uce, Etc, Ete., ging to VY RIGHT, that he is ‘how sin his line at the Lowest. LADEMAN, ommercial Sta. EPLER, TLEFF & MH rovisions, ET, Nevada City. 1 IGHTS ! ‘TENTION! ected and fresh, ) every customer ne a trial, and be r inducements ta r house in the :§ HEPLER. — Ne nel ‘ABLE. MENT OF AITH, ey of fair dealing Hid. Institutions ¢ conducted with & r, as well as give one but of Goods not aimed tha, onable margin arrives. ‘they believe to be: good authority 7 Ed. Muller? has -hi$ new sidewalk and fence com: pleted. ~ His house has been thoroughly overhauled and now presents an attractive appearaace, ys c. Browh, formerly. ofPiety Hill, this: city, has been lyiag dan= gerously Ul at Oakland. At last accounts he was considered, out of : Ganger. Ten miners left here day before yesterday te go to Placerville where + they had obtained situations to work An a mine owned by San Francisco ' capitalists, : Frank (Guild has. just received a splendid let of uew furniture which he. will sell very cheap. He keeps on hand every article to be found in -an establishment of that kind, There was a pleasant dnacliey par_.ty at Banner Hill school house night before last. The fair sex were not numerous, there being only some en ladies and forty gentlemen, The store adjoining Leutje &' Brand’s, on Broad Street, has been vacated by Mr, Freeman. It will _ be re-opened as a dry and -faney goods store on the Ist of September. . Seventy-five fest east of the incline on the 120 foot level of the . Mohican mine a sixteen iach chute of rock that is heavy in sulphurets . and shows. some free gold has been developed. While Frauk McCutchan was ‘working the hand-pressat the Free Lance office Wednesday evenilig, one of his hands was accidentally caught in the machinery and the nails of two fingers torn off. —_ If one-half the reports are true, about promises being made to Workingmen to support Hancock, im consideration of nominations for county. offices, we are at loss to. know how the programme can be honestly carried out, “5 ‘ ee A very sensational case is about to come before the courts. No witnesses have as yet been symmoned, but will be shortly, and then there will be a stirin the community; If the case we refer to goes to trial the gossipers will have a good thing.— , Our advice to some of the parties is, “in the future be virtuous and you will be happy.” _—-— Officer Stevens has been quite sick for several days,and officer Scott and Marshal Baldridge have been performing his duties) We dont believe there is a city on“ the coast that can boast of such good officers as Baldridge and Scott. They at= tend to their'duties fearlessly and conscientiously, President Hayes left Washington yesterday for the Pacific ae Why not get up a train . people to go over toColfax from here and Grass Valley, and intercept the train carrying him? The only thing to prevent every man, woman and child in this section from'taking such an excursion would be a fear that Mr Hayes might fool them the same as Carl Shurz did. . The children linve got oyer their mad spell on aecount of the school commencing’on the day the circus ‘hey have heard from what that they will only meet on Monday tended visit’ to Oakland and San Francisco, The sidewalk at the corner of Church and Maia streets is badly in need of repairs, Only -a few days ago J. J. Dorsey stepped trom the street upon the walk and ‘aloose board flew up and struck ‘him d gevere blow on the forehead. : The Reform Club are having the {old brick building on “Mill street, formerly occupied as a liv ery stable, fitted up. has received two coats of paint, while a new floor is being laid inside. A . stage ten feet by twenty-five feet is to be erected with an ante room on each side. The main hall will be 36 by 66 feet.in the clear: The build. ing adjoining formerly occupied as a saloon, 20 by 80 feet, will be partithen a refreshment room and then ladies and gentlemen’s dressing rooms, while in the rear of the building will be a cooking room. The building will be ready for occupation September Ist. . Bad for the Girls. ts the language ofa prominent citizen, the police have struck the right kind of a racket to oust, the houses of ill-fame from Pine, Commercial aad the upper part of Broad streets. Let one of them show their heads in the vicinities specified and the fun will begin. When the Board of Trustees and officers say a thing of this kind they meanit. By the way, there are a couple of houses being erected on one of these streets, and people say they are intended to be occupied by demi monde. If the present plaw of attack i is carried out, and it should be by ali means, the intending inmates of these houses will be corralled early-and often, and the fines and costs im posed upon them will wreck them as effectually in a financial sense as they are already wrecked morally. — <-> Spass Saving Silver. The Pioneer Reduction Works, under the Superintendence of Prof, A. B.-and C. H. Crosby, is being run to its full capacity on 1 sulphurets from the Murchie and Merrifield mines.” A day or two since we saw a magnificent bar of silver which was the result of the working of the Marchie sulphurets. Our mining men are looking out for silver as well as geld, and find it quite profitable. in saving the former. Meld to Answer. -« Tom. Byrne, on complaint of Jas. Miller arrested for extortion, in order to test his. right to a writ of habeas corpus, had his _ bondsmen withdraw yesterday, and gave himself up to the authorities who placed him in Jail. The complainant is not here to prosecute the case, The matter of the application came up for hearing before Jadge Caldwell yesterday afternoon and the writ was-denied. ~~ . tierce Bistarbed the Peace. is aes Cee. g James Doyle got to much cornjuice aboard Wednesday evening, and insisted upon his right to fight with any person who crossed his path. Officer Scott put him into the City Prison out of harm’s way. Yesterday morning he was hauled up before Judge Robinson’s altar, pleaded ‘guilty, and offered up a sacrifice for his sins by paying a ten -The front_of the-building + tioned off—first a reading room, . much more spiteful and relentless than . those wranglers who make no pretensions to = a ‘perepert to Heaven? Why is it that a man’s: teleude . and genial fellow he is until he becomes a drunkard or commits. some crime against the law of the land that renders him an outéast from respectable social circles? tem cent cigars and thinks nothing of taking several friends: inte a saloon and “treating” . ‘them to whisky, to grumble abeut {being hard up whew his wife tells him his baby needs a new pair of shees? Garfield and Arthur Club, Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Garfield and Arthur Club will be held at Hunt's Hall, on Sat~ urday evening, August 28th, at 8 o'clock, By order of the Executive Committee. a27-2t Girl Wanted. A young girl, who understands plain cooking can hear of a good situationby applying at the Tran SCRIPT office. tf Lost. On the read from Nevada City to Murchie hoisting works a roll of paper and a Surveyor’s scale were lost. Please return to W. F, Englebright, Surveyor’s office, at the Court House. tf. > Mountain Ice. ~The Newada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busquality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to,m28-t£ J. 8. Tuompson, > Teo all Whom it may ree % Having disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mangor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all ac@ounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the market, where bills can also be paid. UC. J. NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Aug. 24th. Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. * Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe’sneuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resulting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “Giant Powder Headache.” —~-Instantly cu d—angv: r_known to fail. . Do not hee you drawn; but. get a bottle of Mras: ‘Dr. Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly stop the pain and save the ‘tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to ten minutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. a few drops ina little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brighamé & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all of a church fall out with their -pastor . ida Hilt has” returned from_ #n_ex-or each other, they are so’ never appreciate what an intelligent . What right has & man who smokes . . RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. iness houses and families a superior. Mothers use . KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. oe HAVING purchased the abére agkee named Market, I will’ be glad tosee.all former patronsand will ké able to supply the : public with all kinds . of Fresh and Salt Meats, _ And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will-be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES.’ ALSO ON HAND FRESEL MmARD Of my own manufacture, which is guaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having ‘had long experience in the business, 1 can guaranteé to give perfect wane: tion to all, and will supply-the Very Best inmy Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale at ‘AN Times. _ “aud cH AS. KENT. Corner Main and Commercial Sts. * Nev ada City, Saddle & Harness Maker, Hsa just returned from ¥ “ae Largest and best stock of wl OS Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, Etc.,: Ete,, Ever brought to this city, which he will sell at Wholesale or Re tail at as low prices as any other shop this side of San Ffancisco, “WAGON COVERS, all sifes, ready made. Buckskin Gloves ofall kinds, Iam also agent for Nevada City of Unele Sam's Harness Oil and Soap, the best’ ever used on Leather. Call and see my new stock and prices. WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, ° Nevada City. jy31 & Ask For Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF Beware of imitations. RB: SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Gum Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as Jong as any others manufactured, For Sale by all Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) S. M. RUNYON, ; Agente. San Francisco, Aug. 13—31. Republican County Convention. e QUey ve 7 Wes San’ Francisco with the} _ THE GRE ! T . Boom ——e Sathen and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are. ae Hundreds of strangers ‘have arrived in our city, and there is still room for thorsands more, The Chinese have gone, and ev ery body is making money, in ‘the language of the poet, vated.« 20. 000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE, =—TO BE SOrmD AT consequently everything.is lovely and the goose han; gs ele-" ~ PUBLIC AUCTION, To the ‘Highest Bidder for Cash without limit 0 or reserve, ae TELE= CHEAP GASH STORE, —— ‘STREET, _ Opposite Coe’s Shoe Se _9——. THE GRAND SALE WILL ‘COMMENCE ON Saturday Eve’g, Aug. 21, And te-continue Every Evening until further notice. The stock offered fet sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin; Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, wags de — Men’s, Youths and Boy’s Clothing. — ae Silver Plated Ware, ‘Crockery and G leo Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, and a theusand articles too numerous to mention, Every man, woman, and child, especially the ladies, should take advan— tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they will beable to procure goods at thei a own prices: in fact geods will be given away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at priMdite sale during the day and at Auction wrery evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the _ [IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August ne DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER: ann Ey htoe 2 -—Ata meeting of. the _Republican County Central Committee of Nevada county, held at Citizens Bank Monday, Aug. 23, ‘1880, it was unanimously resolved, thata County Convention of the National Republican Party df Nevada county shall be held in the Theatre, at Nevada C ity, on Wednesday, September ‘loth, A. D. 1880, at 11 o'clock A. M. Resolved, That a Primary Eleetion for Delegates to such Convention shall be held on Saturday, September 11th, 1880; The basis for election of delegates shall be one delegate for each 25 votes or fraction thereof cast for Géo. C, Perkins, The election shall be held in the precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, San Juan end Truckee, between the hours of 4 o'clock P, M. and 8 o'clock P.M. (under the Primary Election Law). At all other precincts; the election shall be held between the hours of 7 o ‘clogk;. P.M. and 9 oclock, P. M., in such manner = the voters present shall declare. Nevada City Precinct-—Will bold their election at City Hall—Inepector Alex. Sloan —20 delegates, Grass Valley Precinct— At the Town Hall. —Inspector, Alex. Henderson; Judges, Harry Bennet, E. C. Webster—22 delegates. Truckee Precinct—At Ric bentoee Bros’ office—Inspector, W. Richardson; Judges, J Lewison, F. Stevgns. —6 delegates. N. San Juan Precinct—Te beheld at Jas. A. Stidger’s office.—Inspector John Stotlar; Judges, D. Furth, J. A. Stidger.—4 delegates, Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector O, D Campbell. —2 delegates. Buena Vista Procinct-—-Inspector, D. M. Barker,—1 delegate. Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector, .S. Beuoit.-—1 delegate, Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector Jos. Perrin.—1 delegate. _ North Bloomfield—Inspector, A. A. Smith, —3 delegates. Lawe City Precinet—Inspector, G. McDonald,—1 delegate. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector, Kichard Penrose.—1 delegate, Columbia Hill Precinct—Inspector, C. J. Hawley.—-2 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D. Rathburn.—1 delegate. * Eureka Precinct—Inspector, G. A. Enie— 2 delegates. ~ Moore's Flat Precinct—Inspector, Jas, Reed.—1 delegate. Washington Precinct—Inspector, McBean.—2 delegates. Omega Precinct—1 delegate. Bear Valley Precinct—I deleyate. Sweetland Precinct — Inspector, Wood, —2 delegates. : Birchville Precinct— Inspector, G. B. Newell.—1 delegate. French Corral Precinct—Inspector, A. H. Lewis.—1; delegate. 5 Rough and Ready Precinct—-Inspector, 8. H. Dikeman,—4 delegates. * _ Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, H. L. Hatch.—2 delegates. Mooney Fiat’ Precinct—Inspector, Wim. Westerfield.a delegate. Anthony House Precinct—Inspector, P. 8. Novey.—1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct—1 delegate. Spenceville Precint—1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—lInspector, Milton Smith.—1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector, D. C. Morgan,.—1 delegate. Lowell Hill . Precinct—inspoctor, H. Cooper.—1 del Hunt's 708 Precinct—Inspector, A. G, Turner.—1 delegate. John G. W. Struck by pr ear TERRIBLE TORNADO Immense Desiruction of Property-mony: Carried Before the Gale ! -——-0--— There is no computing the loss tliat the great Cyclone has caused whieh a short time ago swept over a portion of the Western States. These storms of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, aml such a storm we propose to inaugurate at the : THE GREAT WESTERN Boy’s, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furhay Bare ever been offered in this or in any other town in‘the State,— This may seem like bragging, but we intend to give you prices‘to substantiate what we say. We were going to publish a fall and complete . price list, but for the want of space we wil have to postpone it until a future time. We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same system as Ke are starting here,-‘the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. The residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so liberally that we feel very much encouraged. A great many of our Nevada City friends are well aware that we were on the look-out for a Store over here~ before we ever thought of opening at Grass Valley, but no suitable location tould be found; At last we have found a Store in which we will carry ou the same line-of“business as we are carrying on in Grass Valley. Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day and at AUCTION IN THE EVENING. A full arid ‘complete Price list will be sent to any address in the country, on application. 3E GOODS fi druggists. jy22-ly You Bet Brectact—Taapaatcr, John ‘Heins next for the purpose of taking their . dollar fine. : son.—3 delegates, : , : Ee tr] : : Boca Precinet—Inspeetor, R, ‘P. Furgu. Ete. various places in the schools and to Situne tens Peasant, wholesome, speedy. . son.—3 delegates. EH a BRO AD sTREET, 8. ETC. pall tha adage ate petes gehen wi ees ' The adjectives that apply to Hale's Hap an nahe. 9 ledge themsely ee to N d Theatre RS. ‘ require for the new term. ‘They say . © The Fortuna mining company are honey of horehopnd and tar. rote the Re abtican Wasiontl bincoya ast A few doors below the eva a R complete. a that it won’t takelong, and they will . taking out some beautiful sulphuret eee : st a tice of Joc oeck ary = , = cee aliny have a good chance to.se¢ the circus . rock. The mine promises all, that Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in 5 ne Se a Thay ATTY, Chaixman. { oe es ar wna City. Cal. haven pt CG parade, was ever claimed for it. One Minute, : y . : — * é a "e=4 < c 246 so an. , ae = e: ; a oe ae “3 ears eee a aaah) Ne i = 5 neannaat == 2 = Now we mean by this that we will sell you all classes. of Gentlemens’ ~ ishing Goods, Hats, Notions, &, AT ASMALLER PROFIT than . Country orders promptly attended. to and carefully executed. ore *

4 Bis ySTORE, ‘BLOCK, » Nevada City 100 Ibs,; go >; Z THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT react NEVADA’ ‘bier CALIEGRNTA. » ee Brief Mention, Deter Ridley has refidrned from a two week's” . Visit. at Campbell’s Springs. Lek Jas. Nicholas, a native of England, Was naturalized ia the Saperior Court yesterday; ‘ County Surveyor Hartwell yesterday received a telegram from Denmark, New Y ork, announcing the ~———death ob his f ather. ——ew lg I. J: Rolfe who went to Chicago with the Knight Templars will arrive in this city Saturday. Rather shect stay il ia a the Eastern settlemenis. ee a Grass Valley Correspondence. Cireus to-morrow. Public schools open Monday next. The new tri-weekly to be started here will be— as the ‘Miner's Journal.”“A Haneock dnd English clulk meeting. was held last evening at the German Hall. gee es Father Dalton has been. confined to his bed for the last-four days, but is slowly improving. A crossing has been constructed across School street ou Main, also across Neal on C hurch, Therocksand cobblestones on Main street are being removed, and the ehuck holes on the dithersns streets in town-are _bemg . filled « he with gravel. ‘The families of B. Johnson and Theos, Munson have’ returned from . Monterey and San Francisco, “Miss ' ‘The ‘*Franscript” Question Box. Where are the robbers of the Moote’s Flat stage? How does it happen that a mine 80 offen makes a. rich strike just before an‘assessment is to. be levied? What business has a mam who is foo lazy to work§with his hands to +grumble because the Chinese will work for a dollar a day? How can any man liave the anu-dacity to borrow his neighbor’s TRANSCRIPT when for six dollars he could have it sent to his, address for a whole year? How does it happen that a pover-— ty-stricken fool caw be transformed by the acquisition of afew thousand dollars into a genius with excusable eccentricities? Why is it that when the members : i 4 8) per kit, 2.30. 00. ) Ths. “£25 Se a eden 00 los., ] 7h 00 Ibs, 99 25 00 Ibs., se . 674 0 Ibs, 159 ess ay 83. a lbs. . Oy 8, tog $09 I? cans. 1 qy ¢ 7-Cans J 9 5.cabs . ] 00 3 cans, . yy rgalion, g7r Ocans 10 4 cans —t-9y, 3 lbs, “1 Oy per lb, 4% 3 lbs., 60 y 3 1bs.,° gy ee, 5 lbe., 10 100 kage, 29 cts, Sy : Rd Cts, 25 cts, Dil, per gal,50: D val can, 2 95 or Pose: . packet 5 Ckages, ~ 2Q5¢, Gon 11 ee 100, comtsio 2 00 36 ets. 3874 cts. "#0: eta; . 45 cts, . 15 ets, correction, and warrant oberts . IAN, THE STOCK uce, Etc, Ete., ging to VY RIGHT, that he is ‘how sin his line at the Lowest. LADEMAN, ommercial Sta. EPLER, TLEFF & MH rovisions, ET, Nevada City. 1 IGHTS ! ‘TENTION! ected and fresh, ) every customer ne a trial, and be r inducements ta r house in the :§ HEPLER. — Ne nel ‘ABLE. MENT OF AITH, ey of fair dealing Hid. Institutions ¢ conducted with & r, as well as give one but of Goods not aimed tha, onable margin arrives. ‘they believe to be: good authority 7 Ed. Muller? has -hi$ new sidewalk and fence com: pleted. ~ His house has been thoroughly overhauled and now presents an attractive appearaace, ys c. Browh, formerly. ofPiety Hill, this: city, has been lyiag dan= gerously Ul at Oakland. At last accounts he was considered, out of : Ganger. Ten miners left here day before yesterday te go to Placerville where + they had obtained situations to work An a mine owned by San Francisco ' capitalists, : Frank (Guild has. just received a splendid let of uew furniture which he. will sell very cheap. He keeps on hand every article to be found in -an establishment of that kind, There was a pleasant dnacliey par_.ty at Banner Hill school house night before last. The fair sex were not numerous, there being only some en ladies and forty gentlemen, The store adjoining Leutje &' Brand’s, on Broad Street, has been vacated by Mr, Freeman. It will _ be re-opened as a dry and -faney goods store on the Ist of September. . Seventy-five fest east of the incline on the 120 foot level of the . Mohican mine a sixteen iach chute of rock that is heavy in sulphurets . and shows. some free gold has been developed. While Frauk McCutchan was ‘working the hand-pressat the Free Lance office Wednesday evenilig, one of his hands was accidentally caught in the machinery and the nails of two fingers torn off. —_ If one-half the reports are true, about promises being made to Workingmen to support Hancock, im consideration of nominations for county. offices, we are at loss to. know how the programme can be honestly carried out, “5 ‘ ee A very sensational case is about to come before the courts. No witnesses have as yet been symmoned, but will be shortly, and then there will be a stirin the community; If the case we refer to goes to trial the gossipers will have a good thing.— , Our advice to some of the parties is, “in the future be virtuous and you will be happy.” _—-— Officer Stevens has been quite sick for several days,and officer Scott and Marshal Baldridge have been performing his duties) We dont believe there is a city on“ the coast that can boast of such good officers as Baldridge and Scott. They at= tend to their'duties fearlessly and conscientiously, President Hayes left Washington yesterday for the Pacific ae Why not get up a train . people to go over toColfax from here and Grass Valley, and intercept the train carrying him? The only thing to prevent every man, woman and child in this section from'taking such an excursion would be a fear that Mr Hayes might fool them the same as Carl Shurz did. . The children linve got oyer their mad spell on aecount of the school commencing’on the day the circus ‘hey have heard from what that they will only meet on Monday tended visit’ to Oakland and San Francisco, The sidewalk at the corner of Church and Maia streets is badly in need of repairs, Only -a few days ago J. J. Dorsey stepped trom the street upon the walk and ‘aloose board flew up and struck ‘him d gevere blow on the forehead. : The Reform Club are having the {old brick building on “Mill street, formerly occupied as a liv ery stable, fitted up. has received two coats of paint, while a new floor is being laid inside. A . stage ten feet by twenty-five feet is to be erected with an ante room on each side. The main hall will be 36 by 66 feet.in the clear: The build. ing adjoining formerly occupied as a saloon, 20 by 80 feet, will be partithen a refreshment room and then ladies and gentlemen’s dressing rooms, while in the rear of the building will be a cooking room. The building will be ready for occupation September Ist. . Bad for the Girls. ts the language ofa prominent citizen, the police have struck the right kind of a racket to oust, the houses of ill-fame from Pine, Commercial aad the upper part of Broad streets. Let one of them show their heads in the vicinities specified and the fun will begin. When the Board of Trustees and officers say a thing of this kind they meanit. By the way, there are a couple of houses being erected on one of these streets, and people say they are intended to be occupied by demi monde. If the present plaw of attack i is carried out, and it should be by ali means, the intending inmates of these houses will be corralled early-and often, and the fines and costs im posed upon them will wreck them as effectually in a financial sense as they are already wrecked morally. — <-> Spass Saving Silver. The Pioneer Reduction Works, under the Superintendence of Prof, A. B.-and C. H. Crosby, is being run to its full capacity on 1 sulphurets from the Murchie and Merrifield mines.” A day or two since we saw a magnificent bar of silver which was the result of the working of the Marchie sulphurets. Our mining men are looking out for silver as well as geld, and find it quite profitable. in saving the former. Meld to Answer. -« Tom. Byrne, on complaint of Jas. Miller arrested for extortion, in order to test his. right to a writ of habeas corpus, had his _ bondsmen withdraw yesterday, and gave himself up to the authorities who placed him in Jail. The complainant is not here to prosecute the case, The matter of the application came up for hearing before Jadge Caldwell yesterday afternoon and the writ was-denied. ~~ . tierce Bistarbed the Peace. is aes Cee. g James Doyle got to much cornjuice aboard Wednesday evening, and insisted upon his right to fight with any person who crossed his

path. Officer Scott put him into the City Prison out of harm’s way. Yesterday morning he was hauled up before Judge Robinson’s altar, pleaded ‘guilty, and offered up a sacrifice for his sins by paying a ten -The front_of the-building + tioned off—first a reading room, . much more spiteful and relentless than . those wranglers who make no pretensions to = a ‘perepert to Heaven? Why is it that a man’s: teleude . and genial fellow he is until he becomes a drunkard or commits. some crime against the law of the land that renders him an outéast from respectable social circles? tem cent cigars and thinks nothing of taking several friends: inte a saloon and “treating” . ‘them to whisky, to grumble abeut {being hard up whew his wife tells him his baby needs a new pair of shees? Garfield and Arthur Club, Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Garfield and Arthur Club will be held at Hunt's Hall, on Sat~ urday evening, August 28th, at 8 o'clock, By order of the Executive Committee. a27-2t Girl Wanted. A young girl, who understands plain cooking can hear of a good situationby applying at the Tran SCRIPT office. tf Lost. On the read from Nevada City to Murchie hoisting works a roll of paper and a Surveyor’s scale were lost. Please return to W. F, Englebright, Surveyor’s office, at the Court House. tf. > Mountain Ice. ~The Newada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busquality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to,m28-t£ J. 8. Tuompson, > Teo all Whom it may ree % Having disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mangor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all ac@ounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the market, where bills can also be paid. UC. J. NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Aug. 24th. Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. * Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs.. Dr. Howe’sneuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resulting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “Giant Powder Headache.” —~-Instantly cu d—angv: r_known to fail. . Do not hee you drawn; but. get a bottle of Mras: ‘Dr. Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly stop the pain and save the ‘tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to ten minutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. a few drops ina little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brighamé & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all of a church fall out with their -pastor . ida Hilt has” returned from_ #n_ex-or each other, they are so’ never appreciate what an intelligent . What right has & man who smokes . . RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. iness houses and families a superior. Mothers use . KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. oe HAVING purchased the abére agkee named Market, I will’ be glad tosee.all former patronsand will ké able to supply the : public with all kinds . of Fresh and Salt Meats, _ And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will-be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES.’ ALSO ON HAND FRESEL MmARD Of my own manufacture, which is guaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having ‘had long experience in the business, 1 can guaranteé to give perfect wane: tion to all, and will supply-the Very Best inmy Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale at ‘AN Times. _ “aud cH AS. KENT. Corner Main and Commercial Sts. * Nev ada City, Saddle & Harness Maker, Hsa just returned from ¥ “ae Largest and best stock of wl OS Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, Etc.,: Ete,, Ever brought to this city, which he will sell at Wholesale or Re tail at as low prices as any other shop this side of San Ffancisco, “WAGON COVERS, all sifes, ready made. Buckskin Gloves ofall kinds, Iam also agent for Nevada City of Unele Sam's Harness Oil and Soap, the best’ ever used on Leather. Call and see my new stock and prices. WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, ° Nevada City. jy31 & Ask For Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF Beware of imitations. RB: SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Gum Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as Jong as any others manufactured, For Sale by all Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) S. M. RUNYON, ; Agente. San Francisco, Aug. 13—31. Republican County Convention. e QUey ve 7 Wes San’ Francisco with the} _ THE GRE ! T . Boom ——e Sathen and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are. ae Hundreds of strangers ‘have arrived in our city, and there is still room for thorsands more, The Chinese have gone, and ev ery body is making money, in ‘the language of the poet, vated.« 20. 000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE, =—TO BE SOrmD AT consequently everything.is lovely and the goose han; gs ele-" ~ PUBLIC AUCTION, To the ‘Highest Bidder for Cash without limit 0 or reserve, ae TELE= CHEAP GASH STORE, —— ‘STREET, _ Opposite Coe’s Shoe Se _9——. THE GRAND SALE WILL ‘COMMENCE ON Saturday Eve’g, Aug. 21, And te-continue Every Evening until further notice. The stock offered fet sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin; Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, wags de — Men’s, Youths and Boy’s Clothing. — ae Silver Plated Ware, ‘Crockery and G leo Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, and a theusand articles too numerous to mention, Every man, woman, and child, especially the ladies, should take advan— tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they will beable to procure goods at thei a own prices: in fact geods will be given away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at priMdite sale during the day and at Auction wrery evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the _ [IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August ne DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER: ann Ey htoe 2 -—Ata meeting of. the _Republican County Central Committee of Nevada county, held at Citizens Bank Monday, Aug. 23, ‘1880, it was unanimously resolved, thata County Convention of the National Republican Party df Nevada county shall be held in the Theatre, at Nevada C ity, on Wednesday, September ‘loth, A. D. 1880, at 11 o'clock A. M. Resolved, That a Primary Eleetion for Delegates to such Convention shall be held on Saturday, September 11th, 1880; The basis for election of delegates shall be one delegate for each 25 votes or fraction thereof cast for Géo. C, Perkins, The election shall be held in the precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, San Juan end Truckee, between the hours of 4 o'clock P, M. and 8 o'clock P.M. (under the Primary Election Law). At all other precincts; the election shall be held between the hours of 7 o ‘clogk;. P.M. and 9 oclock, P. M., in such manner = the voters present shall declare. Nevada City Precinct-—Will bold their election at City Hall—Inepector Alex. Sloan —20 delegates, Grass Valley Precinct— At the Town Hall. —Inspector, Alex. Henderson; Judges, Harry Bennet, E. C. Webster—22 delegates. Truckee Precinct—At Ric bentoee Bros’ office—Inspector, W. Richardson; Judges, J Lewison, F. Stevgns. —6 delegates. N. San Juan Precinct—Te beheld at Jas. A. Stidger’s office.—Inspector John Stotlar; Judges, D. Furth, J. A. Stidger.—4 delegates, Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector O, D Campbell. —2 delegates. Buena Vista Procinct-—-Inspector, D. M. Barker,—1 delegate. Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector, .S. Beuoit.-—1 delegate, Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector Jos. Perrin.—1 delegate. _ North Bloomfield—Inspector, A. A. Smith, —3 delegates. Lawe City Precinet—Inspector, G. McDonald,—1 delegate. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector, Kichard Penrose.—1 delegate, Columbia Hill Precinct—Inspector, C. J. Hawley.—-2 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D. Rathburn.—1 delegate. * Eureka Precinct—Inspector, G. A. Enie— 2 delegates. ~ Moore's Flat Precinct—Inspector, Jas, Reed.—1 delegate. Washington Precinct—Inspector, McBean.—2 delegates. Omega Precinct—1 delegate. Bear Valley Precinct—I deleyate. Sweetland Precinct — Inspector, Wood, —2 delegates. : Birchville Precinct— Inspector, G. B. Newell.—1 delegate. French Corral Precinct—Inspector, A. H. Lewis.—1; delegate. 5 Rough and Ready Precinct—-Inspector, 8. H. Dikeman,—4 delegates. * _ Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, H. L. Hatch.—2 delegates. Mooney Fiat’ Precinct—Inspector, Wim. Westerfield.a delegate. Anthony House Precinct—Inspector, P. 8. Novey.—1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct—1 delegate. Spenceville Precint—1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—lInspector, Milton Smith.—1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector, D. C. Morgan,.—1 delegate. Lowell Hill . Precinct—inspoctor, H. Cooper.—1 del Hunt's 708 Precinct—Inspector, A. G, Turner.—1 delegate. John G. W. Struck by pr ear TERRIBLE TORNADO Immense Desiruction of Property-mony: Carried Before the Gale ! -——-0--— There is no computing the loss tliat the great Cyclone has caused whieh a short time ago swept over a portion of the Western States. These storms of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, aml such a storm we propose to inaugurate at the : THE GREAT WESTERN Boy’s, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furhay Bare ever been offered in this or in any other town in‘the State,— This may seem like bragging, but we intend to give you prices‘to substantiate what we say. We were going to publish a fall and complete . price list, but for the want of space we wil have to postpone it until a future time. We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same system as Ke are starting here,-‘the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. The residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so liberally that we feel very much encouraged. A great many of our Nevada City friends are well aware that we were on the look-out for a Store over here~ before we ever thought of opening at Grass Valley, but no suitable location tould be found; At last we have found a Store in which we will carry ou the same line-of“business as we are carrying on in Grass Valley. Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day and at AUCTION IN THE EVENING. A full arid ‘complete Price list will be sent to any address in the country, on application. 3E GOODS fi druggists. jy22-ly You Bet Brectact—Taapaatcr, John ‘Heins next for the purpose of taking their . dollar fine. : son.—3 delegates, : , : Ee tr] : : Boca Precinet—Inspeetor, R, ‘P. Furgu. Ete. various places in the schools and to Situne tens Peasant, wholesome, speedy. . son.—3 delegates. EH a BRO AD sTREET, 8. ETC. pall tha adage ate petes gehen wi ees ' The adjectives that apply to Hale's Hap an nahe. 9 ledge themsely ee to N d Theatre RS. ‘ require for the new term. ‘They say . © The Fortuna mining company are honey of horehopnd and tar. rote the Re abtican Wasiontl bincoya ast A few doors below the eva a R complete. a that it won’t takelong, and they will . taking out some beautiful sulphuret eee : st a tice of Joc oeck ary = , = cee aliny have a good chance to.se¢ the circus . rock. The mine promises all, that Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in 5 ne Se a Thay ATTY, Chaixman. { oe es ar wna City. Cal. haven pt CG parade, was ever claimed for it. One Minute, : y . : — * é a "e=4 < c 246 so an. , ae = e: ; a oe ae “3 ears eee a aaah) Ne i = 5 neannaat == 2 = Now we mean by this that we will sell you all classes. of Gentlemens’ ~ ishing Goods, Hats, Notions, &, AT ASMALLER PROFIT than . Country orders promptly attended. to and carefully executed. ore *