December 13, 1881 (4 pages)

ps ~ tension claun is to be started imme_ =ttiately at a point ia the main tannel .” the last storm came, A full force _ Company are working’some 45 men, ~ Jess than $45,000. bette Renwerciet . —— The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. . ——— ‘Tuésday; Dec, 13, 1881. ° —— ed Sierra County. The writer fetarned last week frotn several days’ stay in Sierra county. He fougd the mining in~ dustry there growing rapidly. _Thé Bald Mountain drift mine continues to produce heavily, Thé main tunne isnow in about a mile and a _ half, aud anew tunnel to open up _ deposits along the line‘near the ex1,400 feet from the entrance. This company general y employ 150 men, although but two-thirds of that number are at work just now as the dumps are all fall of gravel and there has been no water “for, washing, till will soon be put on again. The Bald Mountain Extension the clean-ups being upwards of “ten ouncesa day. This, like the original Bald Mountain Company, isa lo cal organization, the stockbolders being miners and business men in Sierta county, The maih tunnel is in nearly 4,000 feet, and the richness of the. channel which was not fairly opened on till a-few-weeks. since, is, daily imereasing. The oatput to date approximates $15,000, while the cost of development thus far has been not It is believed that by Spring enough ground will be opened to give room fora hundred workmen, and the beginuing of div— idends is expected soon, ‘All along the same ridge, which. extends up through Sierra ‘City to Gold Lake, in the upper part of the county, theré willbe much activity when the present stormy season is over, Le \ At Minnesotg, just across from Moore's F.at, the Contennial Drift] {i Company after five years of ex‘ ploratien and an expenditure of many thousands of dollars, are appatently entering the gold-bearing channel, . Substantial’ results are . looked for theré. The Rainbow and North Star near Alleghany and the Alaska at Vike City are among the great quartz mines of Sierra county. They and several others are panning out in a manner to enrich their owners, There'ia no portion of the State that holds out stronger attractions to mosied mining men than does the eounty’‘on. our aerth, Comparatively little prospecting has been done there yet, owing to a lack of railroad communication whjch —hae/. yb opened. led it to be considered by many as -a sort of out-of-the-way country. But we question if there is any mining region on the Coast where richer and more perinanent mines, _adtift or gravel, have been opened for the amount of money spent there. a. A: Threadbare Slander. ¥ The hydrautic mifers “discharged their Chinamen a few months ayo, and hired white laborers, in order to make-their cause more .popular, ‘hut since the whole questign is in. court and likely to go against them, they nave turmed out the white men aud reatored the cheap Chinamen. ‘Thus we see the carious spectacle of ‘several corporations of foreigners. hiring other aliens as workmen fight-\~ ing for the right to destroy the water courses of the State and bury the most important walley under the sande they are sending down from the mountains. —Oakland Times. . The Transcairt has within a few days proven beyond a question that there is no truth ia the above. There} is only one foreiga bydraulic mining company in Nevada county, and not _ one of the enjoined mines employ Chinese Tabor, =) ee ee DO Qe eee eee : Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester. day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Casper Cohen vs. Caroline Smith Motion to strike out portion of ainended answer argued aud submitted’ “ Eliza A Byrne ws, Jag, YU. Byrne. Defendant's connsel permitted to ei ter exception to raligy of Court di recting leérk to seut papers in cane to Superior Court:of Saa Francises. ~ he People vs. Leg We @hack. Trial peatponed tall Wedgendng, The Pygple va. Ko’ A. Wetmore Gu triaL, ; . OeIs New! Youk Gicy: the Michiga B. lief fund mew amounts ta §138,erushiag was not of uniform fineness. home office was i money sunk on this experiment. The fact is, . was only slightly in excess of $100,-. eds world-wide fame as a curative agent for all diseases. of the lungs and other respiratory organs, dys. pepsia, asthma, catarrh and nervous ‘derangements. Its just merit is at_ . tested by some of the leading phyUntil further notice the mails at . sicians of the nation whose endors -ment could not be obtained for a medicine not deemed worthy of it. The dispensers of Compound OxyPacific railroad, daily at 4 o'clock . gen, Drs. Starkey & Palen are thoroughly edacated physicians of exteusive practice and are receiving Grass Valley, daily at 6 a. M. and . testimonials from all parts of the 4P. M. San Franciseo and Sacramento, . cured of disease, which in many inyat6 ae 2G stances have been pronounced hopeDownieville, every Tuesday, Thurs. less by the Compound Oxygen. It 000, and this was caused by the necessity of remodeling the . castin and machinery where it was foun to be defective. —~ : the Nevada City Post Office will close as follows: P. M. _[has since been gradually getting A Good Word for It. -———— W. A. Skidmore of San Francisco Valley Union for the much abused ‘Bryer process of reducing refractory ores, He was in the employ of Mr. Fryer_at the time the experiments were bej g made in this district. According to his testimony the tests with 235 and 50 pounds were satisfactory. He adds: Se What it would do on a large scale in practical operation was never 'demonstrated, as the ores of Nevada county were of too low grade to admit of reasting in balk where wood was ‘four dollars a cord. . various applicants for roastiag aud This, however, would tave been remied by the use of certain grinding pans since invented. apparatas was never completed, aud the process may be said to have expired inembryo. There was no deception intended or perpetrated upon the stockholders or the public. he . j were refused until the process should be satisfactorily proven. In the ‘thooming” days of the process the . j stock sold at great advance and Fry-. matter pushed was because some of er could have drawn out with a for— : tune;but when it collapsed he retired . * without a hundred dollars. The most . } extravagant statements have been made with respect to the amount of however, that: the amount — oor New Postal Time Table. . East and West over the Central Colfax, daily at 6 o’clock, a. M. direet, daily at-6 a. m. day and Saturday, at 6 a. M. Camptonville and intermediate points, daily, except Sundays, at 6 Graniteville, Moore’s Flat, Bloomfield and Blue Tent, daily, except Sundays, at 6 a, =. Washington and Omega,. every j. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 A. M. = Ditch Flat, Little York and You Bet, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a. M. > ANTONE TAWSHoliday Bill of.Fare. A. Booth’s celebrated canned fresh Eastera Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell Oysters served in any style desired. One ton of Fresh Candies, Nuts, Figs and Dates. a German Licoga Man Cake, Decorations for Christmas trees, And everything else for the ‘Holidays, dd. oO S-County Script Due. ooo “The following warrants are now due, and-will be. paid on presentation at the County Treasure:’s office: All on General Fund -registered prior to August 2, 1881. Numbers 73, 114, 8), 78 and 79, on Road District No. I, registered July Tl, &881. Numbers 30, 35 and 32, on Road District Ne. 3, registered July 14, 1881. Interest .ceased ou these warrants on the 12th ivstant. John Penrose, whose funeral takes place to-day, hag worked at various mines ip thie district for some fiffeen years past, . About six months ago he was taken ill, and Worse. Death reswlted from consumption, Hé was esingle. man, but beinz of a genial dispgsition he leaves behind him many warm friends. . at a 23 : Warned Against Him, According t6> the Republican, . Pref. 4 utts, a writing teacher, left T uckee rather suddenly last Wedweaday with the evident intention af comin: to this section. It is 4.leved that, he lett behind him a anamber of unpaid bills, but did not forget tu vollect all the money due Lim. He is said to profess ta be a vhurek member-and is‘a temperange advoeate. He is quite load-mouthed. : Tug diamond fields in. Africa are g iv attiacting much attention, « ————— has @g00d word to sayin’ the Grass } open Sand that the Supreme Court will settle the matter within the next ten days. There is a rumor afloat that in any All the . event charges of conspiracy against the law are gomg to be preferred against the persons who have joined and subscribed to the support of the. The separatin, . League of Freedom. This of course would include nearly every business man in town, as most of them have.through one motive.or another nundated with or} make fat harvest for the lawyers, ders for the apparatus, all of which one of whom told’ the~TRaNscrirT mian yesterday that the greatest obhis own best friends would be wrung The Sunday Law. All the saloons in town were kept ay pursuant to the programme. adupted Pri'ay by’ the Leigue of Freedom, “Some” of the cigar stores and oné. or . t#0 other places also had their loors ajar. No arrests were made yesterday, it being the intention of the Good Templars to wait till the Supreme Court's decision on the San Jose case before taking further action. It is believed oined the organization, It would ection he would have to seeing the, n as defendants, ee Compound Oxygen Treatment. This treatment has already attainUnion from persous who. have ‘been is a souree af gratification to be ‘able to recommend] such a valuable remendial agent that cam be used at home. , Sue : a ’ County Treasurer's Report. The County Treasurer's report for the last month shows the amount on hand at beginuing.of the mynth,$15,151,40; receipts for month, $9,011.48. Amounts disbursed: ous fund, 11,36; General j d fund, $135.64; General fund, / $3,186.32; hand at end of month,/ $17,262.77. Lest Three Fi Yesterday forenoon. Hd. Dulac, while feeding a sausage machine at Joseph Eustis’ meat market, got his left hand under the knives and had three of his fingers cut off, He lost a greatdeal of blood, Drs. Hunt and Weleh trimmed off the ragged edges and stopped the bleeding. > Probate Order. transacted in the--Superior Court yesterday :, Estate of Patrick Nugent, deceased. S. L. Blackwell, Wm, A. Hearne and Chas, Hegarty were appointed appraisers, Letters of administration were issued toe Public Administrator Huss, ‘ $ Additional Amounts. In addition to the amounts published as paid iyto the County Treasury for the past fiscal month are the following: ; G. v. Sechmittburg, taxes, $7,359 79. G, v. Schmittburg, ‘Treasurer’s Commission, $97 -08. ++ mew -**Just Right.” Ask your grover for the ‘Just Right” brand of mackerel—the best in market—are full weight, fat, nice ong jaleye '. dj-lw. THERE are 14,500 rivers and small streams in the United States, and 22,000 lakes, according to the last ceusus, Add to these the number fountains; and it appears very plain that the inhabitants of the land of drinks. : Hontineyon’s " Chesapeake and Louisville, provided it is given the such parts of the city aa its engineer inay think best, : iscellane. _ School fund, $3,566.79. . Balance on j. The following probate business wea. of breweries, distilleries and soda liberty need not worry about. their Ohio Road h's agreed to build to. right of way for entrance and exit in. Temporarily Suspended. the stamps in the mill at the Wyowina mine had to be hung up avbie. Sanday. Everything is.in working -order again now, Silverware, . Piatedware, Cutlery 4% China Sets, and Steves. ‘An eycellent opportunity is~now offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as well as beautiful for a Christmas. or New Year's p:esent. He has just received a magnificent stock of fine silver and. plated ware of the very atest designs, china dinner and tea sets, gotten up in beautiful styles, stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any. other store in the mountains. If you wansa present for your wife or sweetheart that is worth having, éall on George Turner who sells cheaper and better than any one else who keeps this class of goods. Another large invoice of holiday goods will arrive i Arnest, Philip Brown, Mrs. BR. Davidson, Mrs ‘hewis Ellison, J. W. Ferguson, BM. “Gillis, Charles Hokn, Mrs. C. M. ~Jobe, Maggie James, Wm. ‘Roberts, Christopher Reilly, Miss Mary “Smith, Cornelius White, Miss Alice Quigley, W. B. HOTEL ‘ARRIVALS. _ ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Satcrpay, Dec. 20th, 1881. Wm Scott, City. 4 G B Barnbeart, Illinois. J H Stevens, Bartlett Springs. Miss M Holland, Lake City. J M Chaney & w, City. P H Brigham, Moore's F'at. J W Logan, Moore’s Flat. «HN Morrison, Derbec. J H Wilson, de J J Cameron & w., Ferest City. Jas Quick, Grass Valley. C D Frefich, French Cooral. J C Donnelly; City. Wm A, Smith, Cql Hilf.W W Kirkham, Blue Tertt. J R Hoiland, Col Hill. D B Kennectle, Rock Creek. H V Reardan City. Wm Sloan _ ° J Lundy, City. M Marphy, City. Thos McAllister, Colfax. : : ; _. Sanpay, Dec. 12. W_A Smith, Col Hill, JRAHolsnd, do ‘A Harris, San Juan. Mrs Williams, do .;, Geo Lawr nee, City. O 8 Holbrook, San Francisco, P Shingle, Scott’s Flat. ~ Theo Rupley, City, : T C Randall, Reek Creek. J McCarty, City. J Holland, Round Mountain, A McLain, Moore's Flat. H Bush, Grass Valley. Jas Peters, do C B-Hill, Virginia City. J BR Williams, City. I -M Murphy, North Bloomfield. “Erastus Bono, Clerk, } i . In Nevada City, Dee. 10, 1881, by Rev. E. Jacke, Richard Pascoe to Mra. Mary A. Lawgen, both of Nevada City. ——EEEE DIED. In Nevada City, Dec. 11, 1881, John Pen-. rose, aged 44 years. Z The funeral will take place from the New York Hotel, Nevada City, on Tuesday, Dee. 13, 1881, at 2 o’clock, P.M. Friends are respectfully invited to attend, =— GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. PE mong sappy Party will V FLUME HALL, TOWN TALK, Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, For the Benefit of MRS. ROSEWALL. Committee of Arfangcments. : M W. NORTON. JOSEPH BUDDLE. Invitation. Committee. ae be W. Simmons. rass Valley —Wm. Da 8. 0. Whi Wm. H Mi = ays: Nevada City—Harvey Cooper, Alex. I. Zeee Alex. Slean. Floot Committee—W, E. fMese N Sanborn, kdmund ceaee on The best of music will bé provided, and good time guaranteed. i Tickets, including Supper, $2. . Ree NOTICE.—-Notice is hereby ‘ given : that the undersigned will appl to the Board of Supervisors of the county ot Nevada, at their next session, fer a livense to keep and maintain a toll bridge across Deer » ata 6 Ow the Maryyville Fiene’ BD December 1881, ste C. W. CR0ss, Bane ee a a —— Sxcrerany Folger refuses to listen . A’ ices eres to otice-seekers, ; gf OFFICE -Cor. Broad and Pie streeta, Owing to. the breaking of 2 finme, [evade County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. by = Nevada City ae ON-AXD AFTER Monday, December 12th, as follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 6:30 a. M. Daily; connecting with Passenger, arriving in San Francisco at 6:06 FP. m. #120 r. u. Daily. : FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 20300 a. Daily (Sundays excepted.) 31:30 a. m. (Sundays only.) ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Al 48 A. M. Daily. pie and _ ss aie p.m. Daily; connectin: with Passe table and pécket catlery OF the best enzer loving Sou Frandeco at G00A.x, . manufacture, and parlor and cook. FROM GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 9:39 4.8Daily (Sundays excepted.) 3:00 r. uw. (Sundays only.) . < ; ° JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. Milwaukee Beer Depot ! _. ROGER CONLAN, Propricter. ‘Broad street. ..Opposite Stumpf’s Hote NEVADA CITY. EST draft ‘Porter in the State, Lager Beer on draft and in botéies from Geha few days. d7-2w . rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. ysl Advertised Letters. —— er oc te Ve. : 7 or, ng is = a —. e Post Office, at Nev: City, Cal., for the! 4 . week ending Dec. 12, 1881. Persons calling g forany of these letters will please say ‘‘adGreatest Downfall vertised.” ~ J. 8. Houtsrook P. M. AND ee ij ‘ TUMBLE: Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. ———d t THE \Mechanics Store On Commercial Street, HH" Just Received TWO CAR LOADS —OFr— Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public inspection. This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, HOLIDAY PRESENTS In Endiess Variety, : Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, ana Thousands of ‘other Articles tee numicrous te mentivn. Call and Examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere Early Purchasers will secure Bargains, Aslam determined to close ont my . entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the . Transcript Block, Commercial St. Nevrda, City L: NATHAN, Prop’r. VOGELMAN & -WEBBER, BROAD STREET, Z @ppoesite Citizens Bank. _ _ of Philadelphia, Sov. their aed er FALL & WINTER STYLES. @fthe Best Selected Steck of . BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, To be found in the city, which are offered at Bottom Prices for Cash.Pee Nill Warranted as Repreoe nt Cate to mg egonomy in buying vn and examin a poprealt before purchas Don't forget the place—N Bread st., opposite = hig tie Nevada City. ~n2e _ W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, U. 8. Deputy Mideral Surveyor aFFICE— Vala ity, on jue Trains Will Leave end Arrive at . ¢ Mechanics Store, . Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Ne. LUETJE & BRAKD Broad Street, Nevada City, : : DEALERS SIN B= . FINE WATCKES, DLE CnE’s. ory. ‘{ELRY, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, gc, . Vy TE have: just * reveived'shd ate iubhs facturing @ magnificent steck of ‘Holiday Goods, To which we invite the attention of ih. people of Nevada County. “Wé tis. —— (CHaTNS{VADIRG’ 87s, BREAST PINS, SHAWL-Pifts, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., Beautifully setin , : Diamands, Emeralds, Rubics,Torquois,Garnets,Saprhires, — Amethists, Quartz, -and other precious stones. Everything in our store is warranted agrepresented, and our E HOME MADE JEWELRY — Is warranted 18 carats fine. . We are selling our beautiful stock . Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you want to make a beautiful! Christmas or New Year’s Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, remembering that the BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST, And that this only place to get Watches and Jewelry ‘That you can deperd upon. Engravin g Done Free, Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clecks Repaireé in the best manner and at low prices. Jewelry. of all kinds made to order at short notice. : Orders from the country promptly filled. Thankful for ‘the patronage. extended to us in the past, we solicit its continuance. Nevada City, Nov. 28, 1881. SALE! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND) E undersigned will, on ands *:. der this date, sell the entire stock, TOYS, FANCY GOODS GLASSWARE, CUTLERY. CANDIES, . _ CIGARS, “ . "TOBACCO, And every article in the Store, AT COST! POSITIVELY FIRST COST! Buyers will do well to call and price goods before purchasing els: where. : Dealers in the country can buy their Holiday Goods of me at # a Great Sacrifice . The entire-stock must be Sold before Jan. 1,1882. MRS. A. ROSENTHAL, . Administratrix of the estate of +: script Block, Nevada Ci}, December 2, 1381. ADMINISTRATRIK + fel —— THE y ; Vario E. . Cities heuse Ml, the co ' Valle; Son “te dei pester Coon pet) a ' tele'e "to tes Sen “the I Fronc Valley thon. The riage . Forgen Mary Alfred Batch: Bar has be ‘laysinecess tion o! Black week, Sev haulin mine * Deads enoug] mine steadi. Yes sary 0 Mercy served o'clock St. Pa 3PM parlor: Ap secure teache We hz ° the ca stand quite ‘satisfi : Som _ feffects . [Py thi: tows + ref R, ‘was . ‘eaowi “missin “by lea Uni ‘the R Valle: “with ‘archit buildi first ¢ archit specif will b work When -have j ‘will @ the in ‘Nevae The Lodge Mason ry, M. ‘queste ing Br Annu: instay ing til

ps ~ tension claun is to be started imme_ =ttiately at a point ia the main tannel .” the last storm came, A full force _ Company are working’some 45 men, ~ Jess than $45,000. bette Renwerciet . —— The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. . ——— ‘Tuésday; Dec, 13, 1881. ° —— ed Sierra County. The writer fetarned last week frotn several days’ stay in Sierra county. He fougd the mining in~ dustry there growing rapidly. _Thé Bald Mountain drift mine continues to produce heavily, Thé main tunne isnow in about a mile and a _ half, aud anew tunnel to open up _ deposits along the line‘near the ex1,400 feet from the entrance. This company general y employ 150 men, although but two-thirds of that number are at work just now as the dumps are all fall of gravel and there has been no water “for, washing, till will soon be put on again. The Bald Mountain Extension the clean-ups being upwards of “ten ouncesa day. This, like the original Bald Mountain Company, isa lo cal organization, the stockbolders being miners and business men in Sierta county, The maih tunnel is in nearly 4,000 feet, and the richness of the. channel which was not fairly opened on till a-few-weeks. since, is, daily imereasing. The oatput to date approximates $15,000, while the cost of development thus far has been not It is believed that by Spring enough ground will be opened to give room fora hundred workmen, and the beginuing of div— idends is expected soon, ‘All along the same ridge, which. extends up through Sierra ‘City to Gold Lake, in the upper part of the county, theré willbe much activity when the present stormy season is over, Le \ At Minnesotg, just across from Moore's F.at, the Contennial Drift] {i Company after five years of ex‘ ploratien and an expenditure of many thousands of dollars, are appatently entering the gold-bearing channel, . Substantial’ results are . looked for theré. The Rainbow and North Star near Alleghany and the Alaska at Vike City are among the great quartz mines of Sierra county. They and several others are panning out in a manner to enrich their owners, There'ia no portion of the State that holds out stronger attractions to mosied mining men than does the eounty’‘on. our aerth, Comparatively little prospecting has been done there yet, owing to a lack of railroad communication whjch —hae/. yb opened. led it to be considered by many as -a sort of out-of-the-way country. But we question if there is any mining region on the Coast where richer and more perinanent mines, _adtift or gravel, have been opened for the amount of money spent there. a. A: Threadbare Slander. ¥ The hydrautic mifers “discharged their Chinamen a few months ayo, and hired white laborers, in order to make-their cause more .popular, ‘hut since the whole questign is in. court and likely to go against them, they nave turmed out the white men aud reatored the cheap Chinamen. ‘Thus we see the carious spectacle of ‘several corporations of foreigners. hiring other aliens as workmen fight-\~ ing for the right to destroy the water courses of the State and bury the most important walley under the sande they are sending down from the mountains. —Oakland Times. . The Transcairt has within a few days proven beyond a question that there is no truth ia the above. There} is only one foreiga bydraulic mining company in Nevada county, and not _ one of the enjoined mines employ Chinese Tabor, =) ee ee DO Qe eee eee : Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester. day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Casper Cohen vs. Caroline Smith Motion to strike out portion of ainended answer argued aud submitted’ “ Eliza A Byrne ws, Jag, YU. Byrne. Defendant's connsel permitted to ei ter exception to raligy of Court di recting leérk to seut papers in cane to Superior Court:of Saa Francises. ~ he People vs. Leg We @hack. Trial peatponed tall Wedgendng, The Pygple va. Ko’ A. Wetmore Gu triaL, ; . OeIs New! Youk Gicy: the Michiga B. lief fund mew amounts ta §138,erushiag was not of uniform fineness. home office was i money sunk on this experiment. The fact is, . was only slightly in excess of $100,-. eds world-wide fame as a curative agent for all diseases. of the lungs and other respiratory organs, dys. pepsia, asthma, catarrh and nervous ‘derangements. Its just merit is at_ . tested by some of the leading phyUntil further notice the mails at . sicians of the nation whose endors -ment could not be obtained for a medicine not deemed worthy of it. The dispensers of Compound OxyPacific railroad, daily at 4 o'clock . gen, Drs. Starkey & Palen are thoroughly edacated physicians of exteusive practice and are receiving Grass Valley, daily at 6 a. M. and . testimonials from all parts of the 4P. M. San Franciseo and Sacramento, . cured of disease, which in many inyat6 ae 2G stances have been pronounced hopeDownieville, every Tuesday, Thurs. less by the Compound Oxygen. It 000, and this was caused by the necessity of remodeling the . castin and machinery where it was foun to be defective. —~ : the Nevada City Post Office will close as follows: P. M. _[has since been gradually getting A Good Word for It. -———— W. A. Skidmore of San Francisco Valley Union for the much abused ‘Bryer process of reducing refractory ores, He was in the employ of Mr. Fryer_at the time the experiments were bej g made in this district. According to his testimony the tests with 235 and 50 pounds were satisfactory. He adds: Se What it would do on a large scale in practical operation was never 'demonstrated, as the ores of Nevada county were of too low grade to admit of reasting in balk where wood was ‘four dollars a cord. . various applicants for roastiag aud This, however, would tave been remied by the use of certain grinding pans since invented. apparatas was never completed, aud the process may be said to have expired inembryo. There was no deception intended or perpetrated upon the stockholders or the public. he . j were refused until the process should be satisfactorily proven. In the ‘thooming” days of the process the . j stock sold at great advance and Fry-. matter pushed was because some of er could have drawn out with a for— : tune;but when it collapsed he retired . * without a hundred dollars. The most . } extravagant statements have been made with respect to the amount of however, that: the amount — oor New Postal Time Table. . East and West over the Central Colfax, daily at 6 o’clock, a. M. direet, daily at-6 a. m. day and Saturday, at 6 a. M. Camptonville and intermediate points, daily, except Sundays, at 6 Graniteville, Moore’s Flat, Bloomfield and Blue Tent, daily, except Sundays, at 6 a, =. Washington and Omega,. every j. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 A. M. = Ditch Flat, Little York and You Bet, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a. M. > ANTONE TAWSHoliday Bill of.Fare. A. Booth’s celebrated canned fresh Eastera Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell Oysters served in any style desired. One ton of Fresh Candies, Nuts, Figs and Dates. a German Licoga Man Cake, Decorations for Christmas trees, And everything else for the ‘Holidays, dd. oO S-County Script Due. ooo “The following warrants are now due, and-will be. paid on presentation at the County Treasure:’s office: All on General Fund -registered prior to August 2, 1881. Numbers 73, 114, 8), 78 and 79, on Road District No. I, registered July Tl, &881. Numbers 30, 35 and 32, on Road District Ne. 3, registered July 14, 1881. Interest .ceased ou these warrants on the 12th ivstant. John Penrose, whose funeral takes place to-day, hag worked at various mines ip thie district for some fiffeen years past, . About six months ago he was taken ill, and Worse. Death reswlted from consumption, Hé was esingle. man, but beinz of a genial dispgsition he leaves behind him many warm friends. . at a 23 : Warned Against Him, According t6> the Republican, . Pref. 4 utts, a writing teacher, left T uckee rather suddenly last Wedweaday with the evident intention af comin: to this section. It is 4.leved that, he lett behind him a anamber of unpaid bills, but did not forget tu vollect all the money due Lim. He is said to profess ta be a vhurek member-and is‘a temperange advoeate. He is quite load-mouthed. : Tug diamond fields in. Africa are g iv attiacting much attention, « ————— has @g00d word to sayin’ the Grass } open Sand that the Supreme Court will settle the matter within the next ten days. There is a rumor afloat that in any All the . event charges of conspiracy against the law are gomg to be preferred against the persons who have joined and subscribed to the support of the. The separatin, . League of Freedom. This of course would include nearly every business man in town, as most of them have.through one motive.or another nundated with or} make fat harvest for the lawyers, ders for the apparatus, all of which one of whom told’ the~TRaNscrirT mian yesterday that the greatest obhis own best friends would be wrung The Sunday Law. All the saloons in town were kept ay pursuant to the programme. adupted Pri'ay by’ the Leigue of Freedom, “Some” of the cigar stores and oné. or . t#0 other places also had their loors ajar. No arrests were made yesterday, it being the intention of the Good Templars to wait till the Supreme Court's decision on the San Jose case before taking further action. It is believed oined the organization, It would ection he would have to seeing the, n as defendants, ee Compound Oxygen Treatment. This treatment has already attainUnion from persous who. have ‘been is a souree af gratification to be ‘able to recommend] such a valuable remendial agent that cam be used at home. , Sue : a ’ County Treasurer's Report. The County Treasurer's report for the last month shows the amount on hand at beginuing.of the mynth,$15,151,40; receipts for month, $9,011.48. Amounts disbursed: ous fund, 11,36; General j d fund, $135.64; General fund, / $3,186.32; hand at end of month,/ $17,262.77. Lest Three Fi Yesterday forenoon. Hd. Dulac, while feeding a sausage machine at Joseph Eustis’ meat market, got his left hand under the knives and had three of his fingers cut off, He lost a greatdeal of blood, Drs. Hunt and Weleh trimmed off the ragged edges and stopped the bleeding. > Probate Order. transacted in the--Superior Court yesterday :, Estate of Patrick Nugent, deceased. S. L. Blackwell, Wm, A. Hearne and Chas, Hegarty were appointed appraisers, Letters of administration were issued toe Public Administrator Huss, ‘ $ Additional Amounts. In addition to the amounts published as paid iyto the County Treasury for the past fiscal month are the following: ; G. v. Sechmittburg, taxes, $7,359 79. G, v. Schmittburg, ‘Treasurer’s Commission, $97 -08. ++ mew -**Just Right.” Ask your grover for the ‘Just Right” brand of mackerel—the best in market—are full weight, fat, nice ong jaleye '. dj-lw. THERE are 14,500 rivers and small streams in the United States, and 22,000 lakes, according to the last ceusus, Add to these the number fountains; and it appears very plain that the inhabitants of the land of drinks. : Hontineyon’s " Chesapeake and Louisville, provided it is given the such parts of the city aa its engineer inay think best, : iscellane. _ School fund, $3,566.79. . Balance on j. The following probate business wea. of breweries, distilleries and soda liberty need not worry about. their Ohio Road h's agreed to build to. right of way for entrance and exit in. Temporarily Suspended. the stamps in the mill at the Wyowina mine had to be hung up avbie. Sanday. Everything is.in working -order again now, Silverware, . Piatedware, Cutlery 4% China Sets, and Steves. ‘An eycellent opportunity is~now offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as well as beautiful for a Christmas. or New Year's p:esent. He has just received a magnificent stock of fine silver and. plated ware of the very atest designs, china dinner and tea sets, gotten up in beautiful styles, stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any. other store in the mountains.. If you wansa present for your wife or sweetheart that is worth having, éall on George Turner who sells cheaper and better than any one else who keeps this class of goods. Another large invoice of holiday goods will arrive i Arnest, Philip Brown, Mrs. BR. Davidson, Mrs ‘hewis Ellison, J. W. Ferguson, BM. “Gillis, Charles Hokn, Mrs. C. M. ~Jobe, Maggie James, Wm. ‘Roberts, Christopher Reilly, Miss Mary “Smith, Cornelius

White, Miss Alice Quigley, W. B. HOTEL ‘ARRIVALS. _ ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Satcrpay, Dec. 20th, 1881. Wm Scott, City. 4 G B Barnbeart, Illinois. J H Stevens, Bartlett Springs. Miss M Holland, Lake City. J M Chaney & w, City. P H Brigham, Moore's F'at. J W Logan, Moore’s Flat. «HN Morrison, Derbec. J H Wilson, de J J Cameron & w., Ferest City. Jas Quick, Grass Valley. C D Frefich, French Cooral. J C Donnelly; City. Wm A, Smith, Cql Hilf.W W Kirkham, Blue Tertt. J R Hoiland, Col Hill. D B Kennectle, Rock Creek. H V Reardan City. Wm Sloan _ ° J Lundy, City. M Marphy, City. Thos McAllister, Colfax. : : ; _. Sanpay, Dec. 12. W_A Smith, Col Hill, JRAHolsnd, do ‘A Harris, San Juan. Mrs Williams, do .;, Geo Lawr nee, City. O 8 Holbrook, San Francisco, P Shingle, Scott’s Flat. ~ Theo Rupley, City, : T C Randall, Reek Creek. J McCarty, City. J Holland, Round Mountain, A McLain, Moore's Flat. H Bush, Grass Valley. Jas Peters, do C B-Hill, Virginia City. J BR Williams, City. I -M Murphy, North Bloomfield. “Erastus Bono, Clerk, } i . In Nevada City, Dee. 10, 1881, by Rev. E. Jacke, Richard Pascoe to Mra. Mary A. Lawgen, both of Nevada City. ——EEEE DIED. In Nevada City, Dec. 11, 1881, John Pen-. rose, aged 44 years. Z The funeral will take place from the New York Hotel, Nevada City, on Tuesday, Dee. 13, 1881, at 2 o’clock, P.M. Friends are respectfully invited to attend, =— GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. PE mong sappy Party will V FLUME HALL, TOWN TALK, Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, For the Benefit of MRS. ROSEWALL. Committee of Arfangcments. : M W. NORTON. JOSEPH BUDDLE. Invitation. Committee. ae be W. Simmons. rass Valley —Wm. Da 8. 0. Whi Wm. H Mi = ays: Nevada City—Harvey Cooper, Alex. I. Zeee Alex. Slean. Floot Committee—W, E. fMese N Sanborn, kdmund ceaee on The best of music will bé provided, and good time guaranteed. i Tickets, including Supper, $2. . Ree NOTICE.—-Notice is hereby ‘ given : that the undersigned will appl to the Board of Supervisors of the county ot Nevada, at their next session, fer a livense to keep and maintain a toll bridge across Deer » ata 6 Ow the Maryyville Fiene’ BD December 1881, ste C. W. CR0ss, Bane ee a a —— Sxcrerany Folger refuses to listen . A’ ices eres to otice-seekers, ; gf OFFICE -Cor. Broad and Pie streeta, Owing to. the breaking of 2 finme, [evade County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. by = Nevada City ae ON-AXD AFTER Monday, December 12th, as follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 6:30 a. M. Daily; connecting with Passenger, arriving in San Francisco at 6:06 FP. m. #120 r. u. Daily. : FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 20300 a.. Daily (Sundays excepted.) 31:30 a. m. (Sundays only.) ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Al 48 A. M. Daily. pie and _ ss aie p.m. Daily; connectin: with Passe table and pécket catlery OF the best enzer loving Sou Frandeco at G00A.x, . manufacture, and parlor and cook. FROM GRASS VALLEY ONLY. 9:39 4.8Daily (Sundays excepted.) 3:00 r. uw. (Sundays only.) . < ; ° JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. Milwaukee Beer Depot ! _. ROGER CONLAN, Propricter. ‘Broad street. ...Opposite Stumpf’s Hote NEVADA CITY. EST draft ‘Porter in the State, Lager Beer on draft and in botéies from Geha few days. d7-2w . rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. ysl Advertised Letters. —— er oc te Ve. : 7 or, ng is = a —. e Post Office, at Nev: City, Cal., for the! 4 . week ending Dec. 12, 1881. Persons calling g forany of these letters will please say ‘‘adGreatest Downfall vertised.” ~ J. 8. Houtsrook P. M. AND ee ij ‘ TUMBLE: Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. ———d t THE \Mechanics Store On Commercial Street, HH" Just Received TWO CAR LOADS —OFr— Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public inspection. This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, HOLIDAY PRESENTS In Endiess Variety, : Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, ana Thousands of ‘other Articles tee numicrous te mentivn. Call and Examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere Early Purchasers will secure Bargains, Aslam determined to close ont my . entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the . Transcript Block, Commercial St. Nevrda, City L: NATHAN, Prop’r. VOGELMAN & -WEBBER, BROAD STREET, Z @ppoesite Citizens Bank. _ _ of Philadelphia, Sov. their aed er FALL & WINTER STYLES. @fthe Best Selected Steck of . BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, To be found in the city, which are offered at Bottom Prices for Cash.Pee Nill Warranted as Repreoe nt Cate to mg egonomy in buying vn and examin a poprealt before purchas Don't forget the place—N Bread st., opposite = hig tie Nevada City. ~n2e _ W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, U. 8. Deputy Mideral Surveyor aFFICE— Vala ity, on jue Trains Will Leave end Arrive at . ¢ Mechanics Store, . Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Ne. LUETJE & BRAKD Broad Street, Nevada City, : : DEALERS SIN B= . FINE WATCKES, DLE CnE’s. ory. ‘{ELRY, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, gc, . Vy TE have: just * reveived'shd ate iubhs facturing @ magnificent steck of ‘Holiday Goods, To which we invite the attention of ih. people of Nevada County. “Wé tis. —— (CHaTNS{VADIRG’ 87s, BREAST PINS, SHAWL-Pifts, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., Beautifully setin , : Diamands, Emeralds, Rubics,Torquois,Garnets,Saprhires, — Amethists, Quartz, -and other precious stones. Everything in our store is warranted agrepresented, and our E HOME MADE JEWELRY — Is warranted 18 carats fine. . We are selling our beautiful stock . Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you want to make a beautiful! Christmas or New Year’s Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, remembering that the BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST, And that this only place to get Watches and Jewelry ‘That you can deperd upon. Engravin g Done Free, Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clecks Repaireé in the best manner and at low prices. Jewelry. of all kinds made to order at short notice. : Orders from the country promptly filled. Thankful for ‘the patronage. extended to us in the past, we solicit its continuance. Nevada City, Nov. 28, 1881. SALE! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND) E undersigned will, on ands *:. der this date, sell the entire stock, TOYS, FANCY GOODS GLASSWARE, CUTLERY. CANDIES, . _ CIGARS, “ . "TOBACCO, And every article in the Store, AT COST! POSITIVELY FIRST COST! Buyers will do well to call and price goods before purchasing els: where. : Dealers in the country can buy their Holiday Goods of me at # a Great Sacrifice . The entire-stock must be Sold before Jan. 1,1882. MRS. A. ROSENTHAL, . Administratrix of the estate of +: script Block, Nevada Ci}, December 2, 1381. ADMINISTRATRIK + fel —— THE y ; Vario E. . Cities heuse Ml, the co ' Valle; Son “te dei pester Coon pet) a ' tele'e "to tes Sen “the I Fronc Valley thon. The riage . Forgen Mary Alfred Batch: Bar has be ‘laysinecess tion o! Black week, Sev haulin mine * Deads enoug] mine steadi. Yes sary 0 Mercy served o'clock St. Pa 3PM parlor: Ap secure teache We hz ° the ca stand quite ‘satisfi : Som _ feffects . [Py thi: tows + ref R, ‘was . ‘eaowi “missin “by lea Uni ‘the R Valle: “with ‘archit buildi first ¢ archit specif will b work When -have j ‘will @ the in ‘Nevae The Lodge Mason ry, M. ‘queste ing Br Annu: instay ing til