August 29, 1880 (4 pages)

peal Says; “Cy red doubtful ay was made pub]; er’s Opinion on, ae makes the Sta Arrivals at. 's Proprietor, J . Phelps Mary reville *+ Van De enmark & D C Swain Oskdand Hadlow San Fra; ned MrsS A Reddin, ri C C Chariton city ss -_—_____ Arrivals a¢ [AL HOTEL, City, CAL, n, Nn, Proprictor, He} FEY Moores > Hf Chase city Flat Manson Wel It Creek . a Saar bregeis) BP: ittison You: Ret I Marristtp loomfiel rt . Qonroy Fores t City pee names ———. ===> ust 25, 1880, to Hr 53 dau; ghter, “NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA. “ errane aaa Tie STAIN 2 be af Brief Mention. Judge Ballard of Muore’s Flat ig in town. He is bouad to see that circus. El. Moore has taken out a six-ton erushing of very yool-looking ore THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT from his. Lincoln creek. mine ‘on John Pattison caine down . from his mine in. Washington township Friday, so as to attend church here te-day. Another jeter from ‘Gihecay: ille, ‘Sierra county, ' states-that BR. E. Bush who-has been serious Hl of pneumonia 1s Seneseraty improved. conten Sema m0 A small son of: Le J. R olfe. “yesterday. fell over a bank while playing i in =the “woods, and—was quite sdverely cut on the forehead by striking a =e te on i Dave Auerbach has made an engagement with the IXD% store of Stockton 'to manage-ai auction 2. I, at ater Grass: Valley Union Items, _ The Rocky Bar is turning out more bonanza quartz. Several boxes of rich specimens were epson out Thursday. Messrs. A. B. Dibble and Stephen ‘Moore, with their wives, have arziv‘ed at New York City, as learned by telegram, where they. will remain for. P several weeks, Jimmy, the four year old. ‘son of Deer } Jolin,H. Prodyér, fell from the counter of his father’s store, on Thursday evening, and received a dislocation of the left arm at the elbow. Bids wi.lbe received for removing the ‘machinery from the Surprise mine at Allison Ranch to the. Hartery mine, ‘Fesetting the “imachinery and sinking the incline shaft: 280 niore or less, aan Thursday. ‘tte Mr. Side John Treuberth and Henry Silvester were thrown front a carriage byarun-. away horse. Mr. Treaberth was rendered insensible for a time. by-the fall, and Mr. Edmunds received a seWere cut on the head, My; Silvester escaped without injury, A fifteen-inch ledge of fine-looking quartz lias baa en-te Truckee Republican Items. a i ¥ERG _ The Chinese opium dens of Truckee are patronized by a number of boys and men—some of then well knowa in society circles, There are 150 men at work on the line of the Central Pacific road, . between Truckee and Blue Caryon, repairing the snowsheds that w ere deStroyed Jast winter, and building new sheds in places where such structures are found to be necessary. Stewart McKay is having a thorough renovation of the furniture of his lodging apartments in Sweeney block made. Ail the rooms are oecupied as well as every place in the American Hotel, of which he is proriteer. McKay knows how to keep 4 hotél and has that other and more desirable qualification, he’ knows how tq, make money out of it, r — palit a Satay = ae Congregational. ‘Chareh. ~ Services as usual. Subject in the morning—‘‘Unwholesome Diet,” ix the evening, ‘‘Fictionists Use aid Abuse.” Praise service thirty min‘utes before regular evening service, All are invited, -J. Sims, Pastor, — -_—— —_ —— OFce, avéd 45 years, take -place-from foe, “at Allison on, ab. 2 o'clock. atrick’s Church, > Grandest — AND— Circus SVER IN— fornia. aX TADA CITY, NDAY. ust 30. Every Clime— ar Team— . .Clowns— M. McINTYRE. HARRY LONG N. KENN EDY. TOF ARTIS Globe Democr* ed shows, ofthat establishment which is to be Moore’s Flat w ent-over to attend to ~ dn this city, afternoon and evening. be-hereon that auspicious occasion, ‘ at the’ depot during the past week. opened on Broad strees j ln this city. John Hussey, owner of some big gravel claims at . Chalk Bluff, left Bartlett Springs. for San-Francisco. on the 25th. He is expected to be . in Nevada City the latter part of this week.,. aes Postm: aster Holbrook is going up to the Lakes about the 14th for a hunt aud fish. Harry Martinwill serve as deputy P. M, during his absence; which will éxtend over a pe-riod = a Week.or ten days, A Catperites hamed Cameras "fall day before yesterday while working ai the Wolf Creek mine, Sierra county, and was dangerously hurt. Yesterday morning Dr, Labarre of the case, There are not one hundred tons of €oal at the freight depot for the Bald Mountain claim, as stated in the Free Lance, There is not half so large a quantity there, and it has been there for several weekis, so says Seely the freight agent, >+?.--~‘Cole’ s Great Circas. To-morrow Cole’s great circus and . menagerie will gire two exhibitions Entertainments were given in Truckee Thursday, and-the~ a says of them: The big show has‘comé saa gone. We believe the general verdict of our people is that Cole’s circus does all it advertises and makes an effort to please its patrons in every possi-— ble way. ‘The street parade presents many novel features, and was one of the finest ever seem here. The } perg formers are all first-class. ingstone brothers in their groupings somersaults, and pysamids excel in their line. The rmding of Wm. O'Dale was remarkably good . and elicited frequent rouads of applause. The aerial flights of Miss Claire just dazzled every bald headed man in the audience—at least her magnificent physique ought;to make her daz ziling. The performances of the trick horse, Humboldt; the six stallions, and the little ponies, Beauty and Butterfly, were the most: entertaining features.of the show. The collection of animals, birds and reptiles is large and very -complete. There were somewhere between two and three thousand people present at the evening performance, and the attendanee in the afterneon was good People were present from Sierra Valley, Boca, the Lakesand other sectiensin this vicinity. ‘The town was very lively during the day and evening, and everybody seemed to havea good time. Freight at the Dep. t. Considerable freight for the uppef country is arriving daily via the Narrow Guage railroad. For several days past the teamsters engaged in hauling it away have been insi¢t— ing upon being allotted short ‘trip’ so they might get back to the city in time for the circus. They have about all fixed matters so they can and as a consequence an “unusual . amount of freight has accumulated Tuesday morning ten or twelve loads will start out. >> Meads July Bullion Product. According to the Bulletin report, three mines in Nevada county yielded the following amounts of bullion during the month of Jaly: Idaho, The Liv-4 teu don the hang= of “the Washington Twenty ‘tons of slate and . ledge matter of this mine is now being put through at Crosby’s works, Meee: da City. This:formation carries go! eR and thisrun is. being made to ascertain its value, ing wall ‘mine, ———ees akee 5 Ed. ‘ean in Danger. : the San Francisco Chronicle says that as Deputy Collector E. F. Bean. of the Internal R evenue Department,. formerly of this eity, was taking an inv dntory of .the contents of the “Colfax Company” cigar factory, at . No. 304 Market street, recently, he fortunately required.the pyeprietor to openall the drawers for him. Among these was a secret drawer which upon being opened, revealed two XX Hercules powder cartri: dges, so arranged that any attempt to open the drawer except with akey would explode them. They were powerful enough, once ,ignited; to blow up the whole building. They were turned over, with the rest of ‘the property, to the agents of the company, >_<. Delayed onthe Grade. : By the springing of a hind axle, and the cramping of a frent one so that the wheel-could net be removed from uader the wagon-bed with: out much trouble, a teamster who lett here Friday with a six-horse load of Judson powder for the Ameiican mine at San Juan, was compelled to camp out_on the Purdon grade this side of the river for the night. Yesterday morning he procured some assistance and putting things in shape again resumed his journey, Board of Education. The City Board of Education met yesterday afternoon. The proposition to close the schools at3 o’clock P. M, was laid over till the next reg-}ular meeting. The following bills were allowed : Herald, $8.50; John Adams, $5; F. C. Leutje, $1.50; Brand. & Bassett, $249.67. — Fred, Hoffman was awarded a contract to furnish 40 cords of oak wood at $5.20 and 5 cords of pine at-€4, Holds the Fort, H. A. Lones says that he will not let the city have a right of . way throught hisland for York street, till he is is compelled to by. the Courts. He, expects ina trial to prove that a street in that section is not a necessity. City Attorney Cross will defend Talbott at Napa > Tuesday, and as soon as he returns Mr. Lones will ke sued. The Extortion Case. James Miller, complainant in: the case wherein ‘Thomas Byrne and Jenny Lawrence are charged with extortion, returned here yesterday. : He had been in Lassen county upon important business. The examina— tion of the. defendants will take place before J udge Robinson on tha. \ 2d of September, ° > Baptist Church. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. B. L. Aldrich, Morning subject, ‘‘Law and Grace.” Evening subject, ‘*Manliness.” Brand & Bassett (quartz), $39,900: North Bloomfield pc $26,000; Milton, + ¥ Are agents for the exchange of all School Books — by the City Board of Education. . a29-2t f For Sale. . A once good second hand bed lounge. One third as good as new, only been'i muse. eighteen months and has not had more than ordinary ‘use during that period: The above was formerly the property of-an impectnious school marm, who wishing to show her gratitude to her landlady for boardinzher during the Summer vacation, and. having no. hope of ever. being able to obtain sufficient quantities of the “root ofall evil” to make her benefactor a cash ‘compensation, charitably named the lounge $25 cash and donated the same asa keepsake. The present owner not having room to store so valuable a piece of property, and the season of .the year not requiring much kindling ‘wood, offers the tine lounge for sale at a bargain. Terms: One half cash, for the remaining half would like board in some private family for the winter. For futher particulars app!y at this office. Nevada City, Aug. 29-1t. Change of Time. On and after Wednesday, Sept. Ist, the stages of the Eureka Express Co., will leave Graniteville daily at 7 a. m.and Moore’s. Flat at Jatonce. My bills have been placed “in the hands of Leop. xarthe, who v2 ad to collect all ac: . Garfield and Arthar Ctub, Notice is hereby given thata viet ing of the Garfield agd. Arthur Club ‘will be held at Hunt’s Hall, on Saturday evening, August 28th, at § o'clock. By order of the Exeeutive Committee. ‘997-2 Girl Wanted, A young girl, ‘who understands plain cooking can hear of a good situationby ‘applying at the TranSCRIPT office. : tf Sars Pees Mountain Tee. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice, All orders left-at the Ice House will be promptly attended. to. . m28-tf J. S.TuoMPson. Fn io grea ~ Fo-alWhom. it muy Concern: ce 5 Having nig sam: of the Union market to-E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, I hereby request all persons indebted to ‘We to settle their accounts cotints due me and receipt. therefor. The*books of the old firm are at the market, where bills’ can also ke oe C. J. NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Aug, 24th. as Toe — Commerejal Strect, Nevada City. } HAVING pure ores the above ® named Market, I Will be ae glad tosce all Bsr and ¥ “il be 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 oe FRESE TiARD Of my own manufacture, which is cuageee: teed to be A, No. 1, Having had long experience in the business, I can guarantee to give perfect satisfaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale at ' , All Times. an24 CH As. RENT. KEYSTONE MARKET . . dreds of strangers have arriv ed i in our thousands more. = in the language of the poet, — is lovely oe the goose: hangs ‘elevated, nels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Youths and Boy’s Clothing. own pr ices : every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until 2ist, The Chinese have gone, and.ev erybody is making money, conseque y ~~ PUBLIC AUCTION, Tothe me Bidder for-Cash without limit or reserve}. AT TEE.Impor GHEAP CASH STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe ‘Sars. THE GREAT. BOOM Has Arrived in . Nevada City at Last. a Business and Dwelling Houses-are scarce and Rents are Higher, Hun city, and there is still room for J 20,000 Dollars worth ‘GENERAL MERCHANDISE, —_To BE Sorn»D aT a THE GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE ON Saturday Hive’g, Aug. a1, And to continue Every Evénitg until fur sss notice. _. The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy . Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints; Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, FlanShoes, iis — Men’ ‘; Silver Plated Ware, Crockery and G hia Ww are, “mbroideries, Shawls, and a thousand articles too numerous to mention. Every man, woman, and child, especially, the ladies, should take advan— tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they -will be able to procure goods: at’ their in fact gaods will be given away for little or nothing. : All Goods will be sold at private sale during the day and at Auction further notice, at the iMiPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER. CASSEL 8a.m. W.H. Crawrorp, Agt. WM. HOLMES, Corner Main and eas uaeae: Sts. Nevada City, Saddle & p eaeaees Maker, Hsa just returned from San Francisco with the oe and best stock of Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, Ete., Etc., Ever brought to this city, which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail at as lew prices as any other shop this side of San Francisco, WAGON COV ERS, all sizes, ready made. Buckskin Gloves ofall kinds, . I am also agent for N evada Ci ty of Unele Sam’‘s Harness Oil and Soap, the best éver used on Leather. Call and see my new stcck and prices, WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. jy3l TAKE Norrce. HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of C._J. NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for collection, all persons indebted to him will please call’ at my Office, on Broad street, and settle up. After the expiration of thirty days collection will be enforced. LEOP, GAKTHE, Nevada City, August 25th, 1889, Im For Supervisor. ELIEVING that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of ali my friends regardless of party. JS. THOMPSON. Nevada City, August 24th. Ask For Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Rewhre ‘of Imi tions. E SURE the Boots~ are s Crack Proef on the heels and Have thp Pure Gum Springs on the foot’ dore Ene. which prevent their cracking or. breakin They wil] last twice as Jong as ny manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. ‘. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ete.~ Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) ‘ 8. M. RUNYON, fs 48ents. San Franeiaco, Aug. 18—3m,: . Assorted Crackers do de do 5 yal can, 2 25 Best Cal, Candles, 30 ie 1 00 Frye’s Kagich Cocoa, packet 25 Washi owder, 3 packages, 25c. . Mustard, per bottle, 10e, Pepper, per bottle, 10c. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsto 200 . Wash Boards; 30 cts. Watcf Buckets,» ~~ 74 cts. rs '!Clothes Baskets, #0 cts. . Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, TS cts All goods subject to,gorrection. PRIcE nist —OF THE— uw aie TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City — per 100 Ibs., $275 140 Flour, Soda Crackers . 80 Mackerel, No.3, perkit, 250 Bran, :‘per’100 lbs., 1 25 Small Corn, ., “per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, . per 100 Ibs.,* 2 25 Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., 1 674 Whole Barley, per 100 lbs.,“ 1 50 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, . per Ib., 35 Beehive Tea, perlb, Crushed Sugar, Browu Sugar, “BEEHIVE”! GROCERY STORE. NEVADAe DRUG STORE, WALTER D. VINTON, —Successor to E. M. Prestor— DEALER IN— DRUGS, MEDICINES, MINING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS, &c. Pre nee a accurately compoun OR NIGHT. General Insurance agency. Including tverpoo’, London and Glove, and Imperial, Northern and Quee nm Inserance € companic Se SCHM IDT & ROTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market. NEVADA CITY. ences im Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 su Split Peas, 13 lbs., Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 . Oysters, 12 cans 100, Tomatoes, 7cans 1 00) Corn, 5 cans 100; Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, * -per Ib., 70: Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 . Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can full 6f Cotfee,5 lbs., 1 00 Beans,.334 lbs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil sper gal, 50c s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Beat. -‘Bichard Roberts . At 2 o'clock; 7: fTurer, A. Isoard, Broad street, * Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and -Feed, Cigars, seit Ete. and . Stock of . the above Store, Fresh 47 Having op a stocked it withaL, e+ d First Class Goo =, °’e. ply the public wit) eve -* n LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--’‘Buy and sell for Cash.” far We extend a cordial invi itation “ our friends and the public generally to call and examine our Goods and Prices. a5 in our line at ; th ‘eaasl Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Cala Spring: . Gravel £ (ning Ca, forthe Elects of Five Directors, and thetransaction $ such other business as may\ come before the meeting, will be held on MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1880, >at-the office of the Treaslevada City. A. H. PALKE, Secretary. EDWARD MULLER, ’ TRACHER OF MUsIC, ~ ALSO— French and German pl Taught, a13 ESIDENVE— Junction Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City ded AT ALL TOURS OF THE DAY] eepared to sup. ok LADEMAN, Ho PURCHASED THE STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, — Produce, Etc, Etc., _, Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announces to the public that he is now prepared to furnish all goods in his line at Prices as low as‘the Lowest. ‘s A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Commercial Sts. _ Nevada City, July Tht CHARLES HEPLER, {UCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CO., . DEALER IN— ‘. Groceries and Provisions, MAIN STREET, Junction of Commercial, Nevada City. GOOD GOODS ! LOW-PRICES ! ~ FULL WEIGHTS!PROMPT ATTENTION ! My stock is large, ‘well. selected and fresh. {I guarantee satisfaction to every customer . in goods and prices, eonvinced that offer better inducements to customers than any: other house in th ; county, CHARLES HEPLER. Nevada, Mav 2d. THE RELIABLE. ' THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. HSMITH, AS bygpursuing a policy of fair dealing I become one of the Solid Institutions vt Wevada City, It has been conducted with a View to profit the proprietor, as well ag give the py icsatisfac ion. None but ‘The Best Ciass of Goods Are kept on hand, It is not claimed tha ‘they are sold at cost. A reasonable marzin is soughe for, butuo fancy prices are charg. ed.~ The stock of CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Ts constantly complete. ar N. B.—This ig no Cheap John Estab, ishment. Ww. BO SMITH, — Sommneretet th, opposite Transcript Offi : ae . Give me a trial, and.be . . GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, .

peal Says; “Cy red doubtful ay was made pub]; er’s Opinion on, ae makes the Sta Arrivals at. 's Proprietor, J . Phelps Mary reville *+ Van De enmark & D C Swain Oskdand Hadlow San Fra; ned MrsS A Reddin, ri C C Chariton city ss -_—_____ Arrivals a¢ [AL HOTEL, City, CAL, n, Nn, Proprictor, He} FEY Moores > Hf Chase city Flat Manson Wel It Creek . a Saar bregeis) BP: ittison You: Ret I Marristtp loomfiel rt . Qonroy Fores t City pee names ———. ===> ust 25, 1880, to Hr 53 dau; ghter, “NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA. “ errane aaa Tie STAIN 2 be af Brief Mention. Judge Ballard of Muore’s Flat ig in town. He is bouad to see that circus. El. Moore has taken out a six-ton erushing of very yool-looking ore THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT from his. Lincoln creek. mine ‘on John Pattison caine down . from his mine in. Washington township Friday, so as to attend church here te-day. Another jeter from ‘Gihecay: ille, ‘Sierra county, ' states-that BR. E. Bush who-has been serious Hl of pneumonia 1s Seneseraty improved. conten Sema m0 A small son of: Le J. R olfe. “yesterday. fell over a bank while playing i in =the “woods, and—was quite sdverely cut on the forehead by striking a =e te on i Dave Auerbach has made an engagement with the IXD% store of Stockton 'to manage-ai auction 2. I, at ater Grass: Valley Union Items, _ The Rocky Bar is turning out more bonanza quartz. Several boxes of rich specimens were epson out Thursday. Messrs. A. B. Dibble and Stephen ‘Moore, with their wives, have arziv‘ed at New York City, as learned by telegram, where they. will remain for. P several weeks, Jimmy, the four year old. ‘son of Deer } Jolin,H. Prodyér, fell from the counter of his father’s store, on Thursday evening, and received a dislocation of the left arm at the elbow. Bids wi.lbe received for removing the ‘machinery from the Surprise mine at Allison Ranch to the. Hartery mine, ‘Fesetting the “imachinery and sinking the incline shaft: 280 niore or less, aan Thursday. ‘tte Mr. Side John Treuberth and Henry Silvester were thrown front a carriage byarun-. away horse. Mr. Treaberth was rendered insensible for a time. by-the fall, and Mr. Edmunds received a seWere cut on the head, My; Silvester escaped without injury, A fifteen-inch ledge of fine-looking quartz lias baa en-te Truckee Republican Items. a i ¥ERG _ The Chinese opium dens of Truckee are patronized by a number of boys and men—some of then well knowa in society circles, There are 150 men at work on the line of the Central Pacific road, . between Truckee and Blue Caryon, repairing the snowsheds that w ere deStroyed Jast winter, and building new sheds in places where such structures are found to be necessary. Stewart McKay is having a thorough renovation of the furniture of his lodging apartments in Sweeney block made. Ail the rooms are oecupied as well as every place in the American Hotel, of which he is proriteer. McKay knows how to keep 4 hotél and has that other and more desirable qualification, he’ knows how tq, make money out of it, r — palit a Satay = ae Congregational. ‘Chareh. ~ Services as usual. Subject in the morning—‘‘Unwholesome Diet,” ix the evening, ‘‘Fictionists Use aid Abuse.” Praise service thirty min‘utes before regular evening service, All are invited, -J. Sims, Pastor, — -_—— —_ —— OFce, avéd 45 years, take -place-from foe, “at Allison on, ab. 2 o'clock. atrick’s Church, > Grandest — AND— Circus SVER IN— fornia. aX TADA CITY, NDAY. ust 30. Every Clime— ar Team— . .Clowns— M. McINTYRE. HARRY LONG N. KENN EDY. TOF ARTIS Globe Democr* ed shows, ofthat establishment which is to be Moore’s Flat w ent-over to attend to ~ dn this city, afternoon and evening. be-hereon that auspicious occasion, ‘ at the’ depot during the past week. opened on Broad strees j ln this city. John Hussey, owner of some big gravel claims at . Chalk Bluff, left Bartlett Springs. for San-Francisco. on the 25th. He is expected to be . in Nevada City the latter part of this week.,. aes Postm: aster Holbrook is going up to the Lakes about the 14th for a hunt aud fish. Harry Martinwill serve as deputy P. M, during his absence; which will éxtend over a pe-riod = a Week.or ten days, A Catperites hamed Cameras "fall day before yesterday while working ai the Wolf Creek mine, Sierra county, and was dangerously hurt. Yesterday morning Dr, Labarre of the case, There are not one hundred tons of €oal at the freight depot for the Bald Mountain claim, as stated in the Free Lance, There is not half so large a quantity there, and it has been there for several weekis, so says Seely the freight agent, >+?.--~‘Cole’ s Great Circas. To-morrow Cole’s great circus and . menagerie will gire two exhibitions Entertainments were given in Truckee Thursday, and-the~ a says of them: The big show has‘comé saa gone. We believe the general verdict of our people is that Cole’s circus does all it advertises and makes an effort to please its patrons in every possi-— ble way. ‘The street parade presents many novel features, and was one of the finest ever seem here. The } perg formers are all first-class. ingstone brothers in their groupings somersaults, and pysamids excel in their line. The rmding of Wm. O'Dale was remarkably good . and elicited frequent rouads of applause. The aerial flights of Miss Claire just dazzled every bald headed man in the audience—at least her magnificent physique ought;to make her daz ziling. The performances of the trick horse, Humboldt; the six stallions, and the little ponies, Beauty and Butterfly, were the most: entertaining features.of the show. The collection of animals, birds and reptiles is large and very -complete. There were somewhere between two and three thousand people present at the evening performance, and the attendanee in the afterneon was good People were present from Sierra Valley, Boca, the Lakesand other sectiensin this vicinity. ‘The town was very lively during the day and evening, and everybody seemed to havea good time. Freight at the Dep. t. Considerable freight for the uppef country is arriving daily via the Narrow Guage railroad. For several days past the teamsters engaged in hauling it away have been insi¢t— ing upon being allotted short ‘trip’ so they might get back to the city in time for the circus. They have about all fixed matters so they can and as a consequence an “unusual . amount of freight has accumulated Tuesday morning ten or twelve loads will start out. >> Meads July Bullion Product. According to the Bulletin report, three mines in Nevada county yielded the following amounts of bullion during the month of Jaly: Idaho, The Liv-4 teu don the hang= of “the Washington Twenty ‘tons of slate and . ledge matter of this mine is now being put through at Crosby’s works, Meee: da City. This:formation carries go! eR and thisrun is. being made to ascertain its value, ing wall ‘mine, ———ees akee 5 Ed. ‘ean in Danger. : the San Francisco Chronicle says that as Deputy Collector E. F. Bean. of the Internal R evenue Department,. formerly of this eity, was taking an inv dntory of .the contents of the “Colfax Company” cigar factory, at . No. 304 Market street, recently, he fortunately required.the pyeprietor to openall the drawers for him. Among these was a secret drawer which upon being opened, revealed two XX Hercules powder cartri: dges, so arranged that any attempt to open the drawer except with akey would explode them. They were powerful enough, once ,ignited; to blow up the whole building. They were turned over, with the rest of ‘the property, to the agents of the company, >_<. Delayed onthe Grade. : By the springing of a hind axle, and the cramping of a frent one so that the wheel-could net be removed from uader the wagon-bed with: out much trouble, a teamster who lett here Friday with a six-horse load of Judson powder for the Ameiican mine at San Juan, was compelled to camp out_on the Purdon grade this side of the river for the night. Yesterday morning he procured some assistance and putting things in shape again resumed his journey, Board of Education. The City Board of Education met yesterday afternoon. The proposition to close the schools at3 o’clock P. M, was laid over till the next reg-}ular meeting. The following bills were allowed : Herald, $8.50; John Adams, $5; F. C. Leutje, $1.50; Brand. & Bassett, $249.67. — Fred, Hoffman was awarded a contract to furnish 40 cords of oak wood at $5.20 and 5 cords of pine at-€4, Holds the Fort, H. A. Lones says that he will not let the city have a right of . way throught hisland for York street, till he is is compelled to by. the Courts. He, expects ina trial to prove that a street in that section is not a necessity. City Attorney Cross will defend Talbott at Napa > Tuesday, and as soon as he returns Mr. Lones will ke sued. The Extortion Case. James Miller, complainant in: the case wherein ‘Thomas Byrne and Jenny Lawrence are charged with extortion, returned here yesterday. : He had been in Lassen county upon important business. The examina— tion of the. defendants will take place before J udge Robinson on tha. \ 2d of September, ° > Baptist Church. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. B. L. Aldrich, Morning subject, ‘‘Law and Grace.” Evening subject, ‘*Manliness.” Brand & Bassett (quartz), $39,900: North Bloomfield pc $26,000; Milton, + ¥ Are agents for the exchange of all School Books — by the City Board of Education. . a29-2t f For Sale. . A once good second hand bed lounge. One third as good as new, only been'i muse. eighteen months and has not had more than ordinary ‘use during that period: The above was formerly the property of-an impectnious school marm, who wishing to show her gratitude to her landlady for boardinzher during the Summer vacation, and. having no. hope of ever. being able to obtain sufficient quantities of the “root ofall evil” to make her benefactor a cash ‘compensation, charitably named the lounge $25 cash and donated the same asa keepsake. The present owner not having room to store so valuable a piece of property, and the season of .the year not requiring much kindling ‘wood, offers the tine lounge for sale at a bargain. Terms: One half cash, for the remaining half would like board in some private

family for the winter. For futher particulars app!y at this office. Nevada City, Aug. 29-1t. Change of Time. On and after Wednesday, Sept. Ist, the stages of the Eureka Express Co., will leave Graniteville daily at 7 a. m.and Moore’s. Flat at Jatonce. My bills have been placed “in the hands of Leop. xarthe, who v2 ad to collect all ac: . Garfield and Arthar Ctub, Notice is hereby given thata viet ing of the Garfield agd. Arthur Club ‘will be held at Hunt’s Hall, on Saturday evening, August 28th, at § o'clock. By order of the Exeeutive Committee. ‘997-2 Girl Wanted, A young girl, ‘who understands plain cooking can hear of a good situationby ‘applying at the TranSCRIPT office. : tf Sars Pees Mountain Tee. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice, All orders left-at the Ice House will be promptly attended. to. . m28-tf J. S.TuoMPson. Fn io grea ~ Fo-alWhom. it muy Concern: ce 5 Having nig sam: of the Union market to-E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, I hereby request all persons indebted to ‘We to settle their accounts cotints due me and receipt. therefor. The*books of the old firm are at the market, where bills’ can also ke oe C. J. NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Aug, 24th. as Toe — Commerejal Strect, Nevada City. } HAVING pure ores the above ® named Market, I Will be ae glad tosce all Bsr and ¥ “il be 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 oe FRESE TiARD Of my own manufacture, which is cuageee: teed to be A, No. 1, Having had long experience in the business, I can guarantee to give perfect satisfaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale at ' , All Times. an24 CH As. RENT. KEYSTONE MARKET . . dreds of strangers have arriv ed i in our thousands more. = in the language of the poet, — is lovely oe the goose: hangs ‘elevated, nels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Youths and Boy’s Clothing. own pr ices : every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until 2ist, The Chinese have gone, and.ev erybody is making money, conseque y ~~ PUBLIC AUCTION, Tothe me Bidder for-Cash without limit or reserve}. AT TEE.Impor GHEAP CASH STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe ‘Sars. THE GREAT. BOOM Has Arrived in . Nevada City at Last. a Business and Dwelling Houses-are scarce and Rents are Higher, Hun city, and there is still room for J 20,000 Dollars worth ‘GENERAL MERCHANDISE, —_To BE Sorn»D aT a THE GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE ON Saturday Hive’g, Aug. a1, And to continue Every Evénitg until fur sss notice. _. The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy . Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints; Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, FlanShoes, iis — Men’ ‘; Silver Plated Ware, Crockery and G hia Ww are, “mbroideries, Shawls, and a thousand articles too numerous to mention. Every man, woman, and child, especially, the ladies, should take advan— tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they -will be able to procure goods: at’ their in fact gaods will be given away for little or nothing. : All Goods will be sold at private sale during the day and at Auction further notice, at the iMiPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER. CASSEL 8a.m. W.H. Crawrorp, Agt. WM. HOLMES, Corner Main and eas uaeae: Sts. Nevada City, Saddle & p eaeaees Maker, Hsa just returned from San Francisco with the oe and best stock of Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, Ete., Etc., Ever brought to this city, which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail at as lew prices as any other shop this side of San Francisco, WAGON COV ERS, all sizes, ready made. Buckskin Gloves ofall kinds, . I am also agent for N evada Ci ty of Unele Sam’‘s Harness Oil and Soap, the best éver used on Leather. Call and see my new stcck and prices, WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. jy3l TAKE Norrce. HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of C._J. NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for collection, all persons indebted to him will please call’ at my Office, on Broad street, and settle up. After the expiration of thirty days collection will be enforced. LEOP, GAKTHE, Nevada City, August 25th, 1889, Im For Supervisor. ELIEVING that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of ali my friends regardless of party. JS. THOMPSON. Nevada City, August 24th. Ask For Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Rewhre ‘of Imi tions. E SURE the Boots~ are s Crack Proef on the heels and Have thp Pure Gum Springs on the foot’ dore Ene. which prevent their cracking or. breakin They wil] last twice as Jong as ny manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. ‘. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ete.~ Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) ‘ 8. M. RUNYON, fs 48ents. San Franeiaco, Aug. 18—3m,: . Assorted Crackers do de do 5 yal can, 2 25 Best Cal, Candles, 30 ie 1 00 Frye’s Kagich Cocoa, packet 25 Washi owder, 3 packages, 25c. . Mustard, per bottle, 10e, Pepper, per bottle, 10c. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsto 200 . Wash Boards; 30 cts. Watcf Buckets,» ~~ 74 cts. rs '!Clothes Baskets, #0 cts. . Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, TS cts All goods subject to,gorrection. PRIcE nist —OF THE— uw aie TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City — per 100 Ibs., $275 140 Flour, Soda Crackers . 80 Mackerel, No.3, perkit, 250 Bran, :‘per’100 lbs., 1 25 Small Corn, ., “per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, . per 100 Ibs.,* 2 25 Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., 1 674 Whole Barley, per 100 lbs.,“ 1 50 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, . per Ib., 35 Beehive Tea, perlb, Crushed Sugar, Browu Sugar, “BEEHIVE”! GROCERY STORE. NEVADAe DRUG STORE, WALTER D. VINTON, —Successor to E. M. Prestor— DEALER IN— DRUGS, MEDICINES, MINING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS, &c. Pre nee a accurately compoun OR NIGHT. General Insurance agency. Including tverpoo’, London and Glove, and Imperial, Northern and Quee nm Inserance € companic Se SCHM IDT & ROTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market. NEVADA CITY. ences im Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 su Split Peas, 13 lbs., Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 . Oysters, 12 cans 100, Tomatoes, 7cans 1 00) Corn, 5 cans 100; Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, * -per Ib., 70: Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 . Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can full 6f Cotfee,5 lbs., 1 00 Beans,.334 lbs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil sper gal, 50c s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Beat. -‘Bichard Roberts . At 2 o'clock; 7: fTurer, A. Isoard, Broad street, * Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and -Feed, Cigars, seit Ete. and . Stock of . the above Store, Fresh 47 Having op a stocked it withaL, e+ d First Class Goo =, °’e. ply the public wit) eve -* n LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--’‘Buy and sell for Cash.” far We extend a cordial invi itation “ our friends and the public generally to call and examine our Goods and Prices. a5 in our line at ; th ‘eaasl Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Cala Spring: . Gravel £ (ning Ca, forthe Elects of Five Directors, and thetransaction $ such other business as may\ come before the meeting, will be held on MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1880, >at-the office of the Treaslevada City. A. H. PALKE, Secretary. EDWARD MULLER, ’ TRACHER OF MUsIC, ~ ALSO— French and German pl Taught, a13 ESIDENVE— Junction Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City ded AT ALL TOURS OF THE DAY] eepared to sup. ok LADEMAN, Ho PURCHASED THE STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, — Produce, Etc, Etc., _, Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announces to the public that he is now prepared to furnish all goods in his line at Prices as low as‘the Lowest. ‘s A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Commercial Sts. _ Nevada City, July Tht CHARLES HEPLER, {UCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CO., . DEALER IN— ‘. Groceries and Provisions, MAIN STREET, Junction of Commercial, Nevada City. GOOD GOODS ! LOW-PRICES ! ~ FULL WEIGHTS!PROMPT ATTENTION ! My stock is large, ‘well. selected and fresh. {I guarantee satisfaction to every customer . in goods and prices, eonvinced that offer better inducements to customers than any: other house in th ; county, CHARLES HEPLER. Nevada, Mav 2d. THE RELIABLE. ' THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. HSMITH, AS bygpursuing a policy of fair dealing I become one of the Solid Institutions vt Wevada City, It has been conducted with a View to profit the proprietor, as well ag give the py icsatisfac ion. None but ‘The Best Ciass of Goods Are kept on hand, It is not claimed tha ‘they are sold at cost. A reasonable marzin is soughe for, butuo fancy prices are charg. ed.~ The stock of CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Ts constantly complete. ar N. B.—This ig no Cheap John Estab, ishment. Ww. BO SMITH, — Sommneretet th, opposite Transcript Offi : ae . Give me a trial, and.be . . GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, .