December 2, 1884 (4 pages)

Vo MUX. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2, 1884 r Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, “Ti aon, ‘ r ’ New Building.) NEVADA CILY. 2 a ee Le wa a -wEASE @& BRANA» wWarenwiiice and . 2 ig . Jeweler. BROAD 8T., NEVADA CITY PROF. E. MULLER LR ACHER OF — —AND— f Foreicn. LANGUAGES. i io INSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY AND THOROUGH BASS. ” AND SCTHER TAN\TE : 6 Purefnfandl (: oy iG EQUALTO ANY (asin m ‘ST /MPORTEO FRANDS DELICACY PURITY UNEXEELLEG FOR JIRYNESS « d ‘ANine af theEll ee ee , hy 4 DENT‘S$T, TABLE: . ) Wines. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel.of purity, strength and wholesumeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low teat, short weight, alum or phos: hate powders, SOLD ONTY IN Cans. YAs. BAkING PowpkR Co., 106 Wall st. N.Y. GROWERS AND DEALERS WA GCANAFORNIA WINES SRRANDIES $30 WASHINGTON ST.SAN FRANCISCO,CAL. . wy. Send orders early. Sy fara ONLY PRODUCERS OF NATURAL SPARKLING WINES QA WE PAGING COAST. If intended for friends East, we can deliver from ou 1 New York Agency. FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ The Largest and Fivest Stock ! 25,000 JUST RECEIVED WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY, . CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articles, J. J. JACKSON, =The Largest Grocery House oO == == PROPRIETOR. best and Cheapest in Nevada City. a, Everything. usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend'a’ special invitation to call before making their purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. anes meee is 0 Office Hours—9 to 11 A. M., 1 tolS P. M., 7t09 P. M. « Sierra County Mining Items. The Downieville Tribune Thursday has the following: The Cleveland and Sierra Hydraulic Mining Co., and the Sierra and Union Water Co,, whose claims embrace a large area of valuable placer mining yround in the vicinity of Scales Diggings, have consoli dated. The ground, heretofore worked. by the hydraulic process, is to be drifted. The gravel lead em braced in the consolidation 16 three miles in length and if it proves profitable as drifting ground, the whole distance will. eventually be worked. When the tunnel is run in a couple of thousand feet the cars will be operated with a cable and reel, upon the same principle as the gable street cars in San Francisco. The water used for thie purpose will also be used in washing the gravel, About 169 mei are employed at the Alaska mine, Pike City, 20 of them being engaged in getting out wood. The water in the mine is under complete control. The company will soon put in » Worthing ton compound pump with a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons in twenty-four hours, It will raise water from the bottom of the mine—500 feet—in a angle stroke. The twenty-stamp mill is running Gonstantly with good results; the yield of the ore beiaz more thaq sufficient to meet all of the expenses of the mine. Col. E. P. Bates has succeeded Mr. Davis as Superintendent. He informs us that it is the intention of the Com pany to thordughly develop the mine and to double the milling capacity as soon as circumstanaes will warrant the increase, The underground working of the mine is looked after by Mr. frank Gluyas, a practical miner, ee Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, . with Hypophosphites, Is more nutrious and strengthening then any other combined or single remedy, The Medical Profession oniversally attest this fact and presc ibe it in Consumptien, and all wasting conditions, with splendid re sults. Raton An Prices to Suit THE TIMES! of GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA Cry, OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE A1 [ LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHE ESTABLISHMENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The,goods consists in part of HARDWARE. Of Every Description Iron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, Rope, Blocks, Powder aud Fuss, Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, Guns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty. Crockery aad Glas War Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for the Best Powder Co m nies in the State. Mechanis’ ‘Tools of all kinds, Fine stock Granite Iron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city. Purchasers pent oats money by. . buying at my éstablishment. THE CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP Why the Capital Club of Nevada City Fairly Earned It. The Grass Vailey Union says; The Capital Cricket Ciub of Nevada City is rather premature in claiming the champiwnsbip of the Pacific coast, as stated by the TRANScRIPT of yesterday. ‘The Union Cluv has played three friendly games with the Merien Clab of Sau Fraucisco, and one with the Occiaents, of that city, out of which they were beaten three aud won one, and there was 00 pretense that they were play‘ng even ior the championship of the State, The Unions have played tive games with the Capital Club— two match games, one at the District Fair, iu which they were vietors, and the one last Sunday in which they were beaten—The other three games were merely © practice games, with such menas, coul: be picked up at the time, Out of these threethe Univns were victorivus in (wo, 80 16 igedoubtful if the Capital Club can claim much championship from this. Probably next year, if they jein the State Association, they may have av oppurtunity @: contending for the championship troptiy; vutit has been sugzested by some citizeus that a tropny be offered thie year for the championship of Neva: da county, for three match games ‘0 be played) at Watt Park—tne winner of two'to claim the trophy, Cwenty-five dollara have already been promised, and fifty. dollars in all cam probably be raised, which will purchase a handsome trophy. Che three new yames'can no doubt be got on before the new year, This w:ll give yuod sport, and prove valaable practice for the boys. The Occident club for some time weupied a second and later a third position among the cricket orgauizaions of the Coast. ‘he Merione, which until recently stood tirst, beat the Unions of Grass -Valley twice, vut that was when the latter were vomparatively a new organization. Since then they have steadily improved and are now more expert than the Merions, an the result of) the last game between the two elev-ns indicated, The Capital Club ‘nag not sinve ite organization been tefeated by the Unions. Some time ago a picked-up eleven from Nevada City—some of whom bad never play‘dut the game more than once or twiceand others of whom bad not handled a bat or ball before since coming from the old country years ago—was beaten by the Unions. We do not want any credit giveu to the Capitals that they are not hon" estly entitled to, but they have fairly won the first place among the clubs of the State and if they continue in practic: can keep __ it. Whether they will consent to play sny more match games before next spring, we cannot say until they have had a meeting. The last game between them and the Grass Valleyahs was, according to the conditions laid down by the latter, to ‘‘test the merits of the two clubs,” and ‘‘closé the season.” Here is an ex ract frow the challenge made by the Unions to the Capitals, and which led to the iast game being played: The Union Club offers to the Cap‘al Club: this chance of a match gatne to close the season and test the merits of the two clubs, Axovt the oly time a man wishes he were a woman is when he has to give up his seat to a woman in a street car, TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. : From these sources arise threcfourths of the diseases of tiie human race. These symptoms indicatetheir existence: Loss of Appetite, Mowels costive, Sick Hcadacec, ‘ullness after eating, aversion: to exertion of body or mind, Eructation of food, Irritability of temper, low spirits. a tecling of having lected some duty, Dizziness, uttering at the Heart, Dots before’ the es, highly colored Uriné. CONSTIPATION, and demand the use of a remedy that acts directly on the Liver. As a Liver medicine TT's . PILZTS have no equ: l. Theiraction on the Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing all impurities through these three *‘ seavengers of the system,” producing appetite, sound «lig: stion, regular stools, a clear skin and a vigorous body. . TUTT’S PULLS cause no nausea . or griping, nor interfere with daily work, and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. Sold everywhere, 2c. Office, 44 Murray Street, N.Y. TUTT’S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTS se“ free on application. HOLBROOKE SALOON. W. W. NELSON, ATE ot Frenéh Corral, haying parchiased pd Sia established troneonae Saloon, Main street, Grass Valley, begs leave to assure the old patrons of the stand that it will be kept asa _ +} FIRST-CLASS SALOON, Supplied at all times with the best Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Wine and Cigars. i . GEO. E. TURNER. o n23-tf TWO DEBRIS DECISIONS. ~~ Judge Temple’s Dam Decision Affirmed —The Canal Company Case. The Examiner says: The decision of Judge Temple in the mining-debris case of the People vs. the Gold Run Ditch and Mining Cumpany bas been affirmed in ‘he Supreme Court and perpetual injunction against. the defendants granted, The appeal was . taken on an order denying. a motion for a new trial and from a judgment which perpetually restrains the com. pany and compels the discontinuance of certain privileges as wrongful and injurious to public rights, Justice McKee, in his opinion, says: “All the questions involved in this case flow into one ss the main question at iseue,and that is, whether the defendant, as owner of its hydraulic mines situated on the banks of the American River, which empties its waters into the Sacramento River— the principal navigable river in the State—has the right to dump its hydrulic debris into the river, to the endangerment of habitation and cultivation of large tracts of country and to the impairment of the navigation of the Sacramento River, ani it there exists no such right in the defendant, do the acts committed constitute a public nuisance which may be enjoined in an action in the name of the people of the State ?” After having stated that the dumping of debris into the rivers is founded on popular customs, the Court says: ‘‘A legitimate business founded on a local custom may grow into a force to threaten the safety of the: people and destruction to public and private rights, and when it develops into that condition, the custom upon which 11 was founded becomes unreasonable because dangerous to public and private rights and cannot be invoked to justify the continuance of the business in an unlawful manner. The rights of the people in the navigable rivers of the State are paramount and controlling. The State holds the absolute right to all navigable waters and the soils under them subject to any rights which may have been surrendered to the Federal Government. The soil ehe holds as trustee of a public trust for the benetit ef the people. Aa tothe claim of right derived from prescription and the statnte of limitations, it is sufficent to say thata right to continue a public nuisance cannot be acquired by prescription, nor ean it be legalized by lapse of time.” Justices McKinstry, Sharpstein and Ross concur in a long opinion with the decision of Justice MuKee. A counter appeal from the last clause of Judye Temple's decision has been reversed, Judge Temple, in his judgment, said that the defendant may apply to the Court to have the d cree and restraining order moditied, vacated or set aside. ~ Justice McKee, in his opinion,says that the perpetual injunction does not restrain the defendant from conducting its business in a lawful manner, and avy means adupted to that end are ‘lawful. Justices Myrick, Morrison and Chornton concur in thi» decision, while _. Justices Sharpstein, Russ and McKinstry dissent. The Supreme Court hasalso affirm ed the order of the injunction in the debris case of Hobbs vs. the Amador and Saciamento Canal Company etal. Inits decision the Court said: It is no part of the general and ordi_. nary business of a corporation to do unlawful acts. Acts which are of a continuousnature and threaten to destroy or irreparably injure the property of another, are unlawful and enjoinable at the suit of the person injured not upon the ground of interfering with a lawful business, but upon the ground that every person is entitled to the protection of the law in the ‘use and enjoyment of his property. Butit isclaimed that the doing . of the acts restrained by the injunction are necessary to the successtul carrying out of the business in which ‘the defendant is engaged; and that if the defendant be enjoined from carrying en its business that way, hydraulic mining cannot be. carried on atall. Yet the acts restrained are none the less unlawful if they are injurious to the private rights of othere; and the defendant is bound by law to so conduct its business ds that it shall not be derogatory tothe private rights of other preperty-owners, No person, natural or artificial, has a right, directly or indirectly, to cover his neighbor’s land with mining debris, sand. and gravel, or other material, 89 as torender it valueless.’ — Dow’t forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hame, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and bs everything found in a Grst-class grocery store, jy19-t£ Arkansaw Traveler. “Your house is afire, Colonel,” said a man approaching an acquaintance one night during a ‘‘political ratification” when the pulse of many @ man was feverish, f “All ride, ole boy. Go up after while’n put her out.” ‘But the roof was falling in when T left there,” ; “Thad eo? Cellar ain’t hurt yit, reckon. Hoorah!” % “Nearly all the furoiture ig destroyed.” “Thad fact? Saved the well,didn't they 2? Allright. Hoorab!” The American is an enthusiastic citizen. A MILD winter—Schvol Inspector: **Can you tell me of a mild winter in your regollection, my boy ?” “Yes, sir, The winter of ’81 was a mild ove. Our teacher was sick for six weeks during that term,” a na ete eed WHEN a dishonest cashier runs off with the bank fuods, the direetore are ‘‘surprised and pained.” When an honest cashier asks for an increase of $150 a month, the directors are horrified, A Parisian shoemaker advertises his ability to give expression to the foot. A good many men can do that, aod some of them can give it a very severe expression, too, ED ae coe ane Ds sorter s’picions ob de preacher what pretends ter despise riches an’ den triee ter tempt people inter heaben by tellin’ ’emrdat de streets is paved wid gold. CRT STEMNS ARLE The Housewife’s Favorite. We will send free for one. entire year, to every lady who sends us at Once the names of ten married ladies, at same address, and 12 two-ct. stamps for postage, our bandson e, entertaining and instructive Journal, devoted to fashions, fancy work, decorating, cooking and household matters. Regular price, $1 00; Send to-day, and secure next number. Address, Domestic Journal, Nunda, N. Y. n21-3m Ladies’ Medical Adviser. A complete medical work for women, handsomely bound in cloth and illustrated, Tells how to prevent and cure all diseases of the sex, by treatment dt home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady suffering from any of these diseases, Over 10,000 sold already. Postpaid only 50. cents, Postal: Note or 2-ct stamps, Address Nunda Publishing Co., Nunda, N. Y. n21-3m Men’s cassimere suits, $10 at Casper’s. n26-tt » Fime Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent ‘stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styl-s and at the lowest prices, my2-tf WuiteE Family Blankets, $3 50 a pair, at Casper’s, n26-tf An Extraordinary Offer. TO ALL WANTING EMPLOYMENT We want live,energetic and capable agente in every countyin the Unted States and Cunada, to sella patent article of great merit, on its merits. Anarticle having a large sale, paying over 100 per cent, profit, havin no competition, and on which the agent protected in the exclusive sale by a deed given tor each and every vounty he may secure from us, With all the.e advantages to our agents, and the fact thatit is an article that can be sold to: every houseowner, it might not be necessary to make an “extraordinary offer” to secure good agents at ouce, but we have doncluded 0: make it to show, not only our confidencein the merits of our invention, but in its salability by any agent that will hanuleit with energy, Our agents arenow at work making from $150 to $600 a month clear, and this fact inakes it safe for us to. make our offer to all who are out of employment. Any agent that will give our business a thirty days’ trial and fail to clear at last $100 in this time, above all expenses, can return all goods unsold to us and we will refund the mz-neypaid for them. Anv agent or gencral ‘agent who would liketen or more counti s and work them through sub-agents for nine ty days, and fail to clear at least $750 above all expenses, can return all unsold and their money back. Noother employer of agents ever dared to make such ers, nor would we if we did not know that we have agents 10w making more than double tne amount we guara:teed, and but two sales a day would give a profit of over $12%a month, and that one of our agents took eighteen ordersin one day. Our ~— descriptive circulars explain our offer fully, and these we wish to send to every one out of employmert who will send us three one cent stamps for tage Send at once andn timefor the boom, and go'to work on the terms named in eur extraoidinary offer. We would like have the address of all the ageney sewing machine ‘solicitors and nters in the country, and ask any reader of. t118 paper who reads this offer, to send to us at once the name and address of all su:h they know. Addreagat once, or you will lose the best chance ever offered to those out of employment to make mo:ey. RENNER MaNvracturine Co., 09-2 166 Smithfield St., Pittsburg, Pa. BL. AINE Agents wanted for authena4 vp, nna “is life. Published at Augusta, bis nome. J argest; handsomest, cnesrert, best. Bye renowned historian r, Colonel Conwell whose life of Garfield, published by us, outsuld the other twenty others by 60,000. Outsells every book ever in this world; many its ih Be) D e theagener;-} Canpibatxs for Senatorial honors are multiplying fast. The list now embraces the following prominent Repnblicans: Hon. George C, Perkins, Hon, M. M. Estee, Hon. A. A. Sargent, Hon. J. MoM. Shafter, Hon. Horace Davis, Hon. Henry Vrooman, John -H. Jewett, .Eoq., W. A. Holcomb, Esq., and Hon, D McClure. . ‘ Forty years ago there was only one daguereotype gallery in New York ‘city. Now within three miles of Union Square there is not less than 500 photograph galleries, Or THR 32,000 Indians in Dakota Territory 30,000 speak the Dakota language. —— — eee Cusnions ‘are prohibited in’ the New York horse-cars by the Board of Health. A soy in Dockertown, N. J., hes grown ten inches in height in ten months. ' Ivisafact not generally known! that. dark-skinned races blush white. — A TIP-TOP man—The boss of ‘the signal station. Tue original solid man—The Cardiff giant, Es Young Men !—Read This. The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Michigan, offer to send their eelebrated Electro Voltaic Belt and other Electric appliances on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitaliity and manhood, and all. kindred. trouble. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases, Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial 1a allowed. Write them at once for illu-trated pamphlet free, $1195 V ". Smokers of Blackwell's ¢ Ss LDe od $2, 3d I, be given forthe next largest n to the twenty-five successful’ testants. Each bag must package, with name and } sender, and number of bags con and must be sent, charges picture of Bull. See our next announcement. HAMBURG It is pleasant to renew acquaint anceship with the friends of our youth, said a weather beaten sea captain as paced to and fro. on the quarter deck of as fine a ship as éver ploughed the seas! So I'll lay in a fresh supply of Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. I find it is a .complete medicine chest in itself. Sailors and passengers, old and and young, men, women and children soon get all right after taking it a few times. Eureka Stage and Express Line MEA sly. Oth, the stages. ot ‘ e oss. pen id pa Co, will leave as follows: Nevada City, daily (Sunday excepted) at 6:00 A. M. Returnin, K mM Zz; leave. Graniteville at 40’clock, 4. M., Moore's Flat at 6:00. M,, North Bloomfield at 7:30 a, m. W H,CRAWEORD Agen. J. G. HARTWELL, County Surveyor, N AWAY 22 other Premiums as here shown, and thus, in the order of the number of empty bags received from each, original Bull Durham label, U. 8. Revenue stamp, and Caution Nise. Bags must be done un-coraatey 18 8 ress ed, plainly marked on the outside, prepaid, to Blackwell’s Durham Tobacco Co., DurnuHaM, N.O. Every genuine package has BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS, CANDY, ETC., ‘National Exchange Hotel Block, Nevada City. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE ACENTS, ‘rssmommatcatanansomanenecennteen en Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit ean be cured by administering Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific. It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck, Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will, No harmful effects result from ite administration, Cures guaranteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free, Address, GotpEn Sprrcrric Co., 185 Race St., Cincinnati, O, i Has No Equal in Northern California. ed oO As an Advertising Medium DAILY TRANSCRIPT conour tain. Dr. SANFORD'S % INVIGORATOR h $ semen 18 e a deranged or Pemeig eee wog ne rae arg oy Boon a Rheumatism, 7.an Invaluable cad tn pore wok ge Woah eases,” to Dr, Sanford, 24 Dusne Street, jew York, Any Draggist. will tell you its Reputation. Fire! Fire! fire! Fire! HARDEN HAND GRENADE FIRE EXTINGUISHER: HE 8! MOST GUISHER IN EXISTENCE ! r Always Ready! Always Fffective! Any one can use it, ‘Auapeed, for use in private dwellings, business works, etc. Full particulars furnished. A acnatly or be saaikte pely Pe W. D. VINTON, U. 8. DEPUTY MINERA SURVEYOR. 4a Office at the Court House, * “0 Agent for Northern Nevada Countyan Sierra County, NEVADA CITY. ast

Vo MUX. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2, 1884 r Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, “Ti aon, ‘ r ’ New Building.) NEVADA CILY. 2 a ee Le wa a -wEASE @& BRANA» wWarenwiiice and . 2 ig . Jeweler. BROAD 8T., NEVADA CITY PROF. E. MULLER LR ACHER OF — —AND— f Foreicn. LANGUAGES. i io INSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY AND THOROUGH BASS. ” AND SCTHER TAN\TE : 6 Purefnfandl (: oy iG EQUALTO ANY (asin m ‘ST /MPORTEO FRANDS DELICACY PURITY UNEXEELLEG FOR JIRYNESS « d ‘ANine af theEll ee ee , hy 4 DENT‘S$T, TABLE: . ) Wines. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel.of purity, strength and wholesumeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low teat, short weight, alum or phos: hate powders, SOLD ONTY IN Cans. YAs. BAkING PowpkR Co., 106 Wall st. N.Y. GROWERS AND DEALERS WA GCANAFORNIA WINES SRRANDIES $30 WASHINGTON ST.SAN FRANCISCO,CAL. . wy. Send orders early. Sy fara ONLY PRODUCERS OF NATURAL SPARKLING WINES QA WE PAGING COAST. If intended for friends East, we can deliver from ou 1 New York Agency. FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ The Largest and Fivest Stock ! 25,000 JUST RECEIVED WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY, . CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articles, J. J. JACKSON, =The Largest Grocery House oO == == PROPRIETOR. best and Cheapest in Nevada City. a, Everything. usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend'a’ special invitation to call before making their purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. anes meee is 0 Office Hours—9 to 11 A. M., 1 tolS P. M., 7t09 P. M. « Sierra County Mining Items. The Downieville Tribune Thursday has the following: The Cleveland and Sierra Hydraulic Mining Co., and the Sierra and Union Water Co,, whose claims embrace a large area of valuable placer mining yround in the vicinity of Scales Diggings, have consoli dated. The ground, heretofore worked. by the hydraulic process, is to be drifted. The gravel lead em braced in the consolidation 16 three miles in length and if it proves profitable as drifting ground, the whole distance will. eventually be worked. When the tunnel is run in a couple of thousand feet the cars will be operated with a cable and reel, upon the same principle as the gable street cars in San Francisco. The water used for thie purpose will also be used in washing the gravel, About 169 mei are employed at the Alaska mine, Pike City, 20 of them being engaged in getting out wood. The water in the mine is under complete control. The company will soon put in » Worthing ton compound pump with a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons in twenty-four hours, It will raise water from the bottom of the mine—500 feet—in a angle stroke. The twenty-stamp mill is running Gonstantly with good results; the yield of the ore beiaz more thaq sufficient to meet all of the expenses of the mine. Col. E. P. Bates has succeeded Mr. Davis as Superintendent. He informs us that it is the intention of the Com pany to thordughly develop the mine and to double the milling capacity as soon as circumstanaes will warrant the increase, The underground working of the mine is looked after by Mr. frank Gluyas, a practical miner, ee Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, . with Hypophosphites, Is more nutrious and strengthening then any other combined or single remedy, The Medical Profession oniversally attest this fact and presc ibe it in Consumptien, and all wasting conditions, with splendid re sults. Raton An Prices to Suit THE TIMES! of GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA Cry, OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE A1 [ LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHE ESTABLISHMENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The,goods consists in part of HARDWARE. Of Every Description Iron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, Rope, Blocks, Powder aud Fuss, Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, Guns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty. Crockery aad Glas War Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for the Best Powder Co m nies in the State. Mechanis’ ‘Tools of all kinds, Fine stock Granite Iron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city. Purchasers pent oats money by. . buying at my éstablishment. THE CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP Why the Capital Club of Nevada City Fairly Earned It. The Grass Vailey Union says; The Capital Cricket Ciub of Nevada City is rather premature in claiming the champiwnsbip of the Pacific coast, as stated by the TRANScRIPT of yesterday. ‘The Union Cluv has played three friendly games with the Merien Clab of Sau Fraucisco, and one with the Occiaents, of that city, out of which they were beaten three aud won one, and there was 00 pretense that they were play‘ng even ior the championship of the State, The Unions have played tive games with the Capital Club— two match games, one at the District Fair, iu which they were vietors, and the one last Sunday in which they were beaten—The other three games were merely © practice games, with such menas, coul: be picked up at the time, Out of these threethe Univns were victorivus in (wo, 80 16 igedoubtful if the Capital Club can claim much championship from this. Probably next year, if they jein the State Association, they may have av oppurtunity @: contending for the championship troptiy; vutit has been sugzested by some citizeus that a tropny be offered thie year for the championship of Neva: da county, for three match games ‘0 be played) at Watt Park—tne winner of two'to claim the trophy, Cwenty-five dollara have already been promised, and fifty. dollars in all cam probably be raised, which will purchase a handsome trophy. Che three new yames'can no doubt be got on before the new year, This w:ll give yuod sport, and prove valaable practice for the boys. The Occident club for some time weupied a second and later a third position among the cricket orgauizaions of the Coast. ‘he Merione, which until recently stood tirst, beat the Unions of Grass -Valley twice, vut that was when the latter were vomparatively a new organization. Since then they have steadily improved and are now more expert than the Merions, an the result of) the last game between the two elev-ns indicated, The Capital Club ‘nag not sinve ite organization been tefeated by the Unions. Some time ago a picked-up eleven from Nevada City—some of whom bad never play‘dut the game more than once or twiceand others of whom bad not handled a bat or ball before since coming from the old country years ago—was beaten by the Unions. We do not want any credit giveu to the Capitals that they are not hon" estly entitled to, but they have fairly won the first place among the clubs of the State and if they continue in practic: can keep __ it. Whether they will consent to play sny more match games before next spring, we cannot say until they have had a meeting. The last game between them and the Grass Valleyahs was, according to the conditions laid down by the latter, to ‘‘test the merits of the two clubs,” and ‘‘closé the season.” Here is an ex ract frow the challenge made by the Unions to the Capitals, and which led to the iast game being played: The Union Club offers to the Cap‘al Club: this chance of a match gatne to close the season and test the merits of the two clubs, Axovt the oly time a man wishes he were a woman is when he has to give up his seat to a woman in a street car, TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. : From these sources arise threcfourths of the diseases of tiie human race. These symptoms indicatetheir existence: Loss of Appetite, Mowels costive, Sick Hcadacec, ‘ullness after eating, aversion: to exertion of body or mind, Eructation of food, Irritability of temper, low spirits. a tecling of having lected some duty, Dizziness, uttering at the Heart, Dots before’ the es, highly colored Uriné. CONSTIPATION, and demand the use of a remedy that acts directly on the Liver. As a Liver medicine TT's . PILZTS have no equ: l. Theiraction on the Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing all impurities through these three *‘ seavengers of the system,” producing appetite, sound «lig: stion, regular stools, a clear skin and a vigorous body. . TUTT’S PULLS cause no nausea . or griping, nor interfere with daily work, and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. Sold everywhere, 2c. Office, 44 Murray Street, N.Y. TUTT’S MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTS se“ free on application. HOLBROOKE SALOON. W. W. NELSON, ATE ot Frenéh Corral, haying parchiased pd Sia established troneonae Saloon, Main street, Grass Valley, begs leave to assure the old patrons of the stand that it will be kept asa _ +} FIRST-CLASS SALOON, Supplied at all times with the best Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Wine and Cigars. i . GEO. E. TURNER. o n23-tf TWO DEBRIS DECISIONS. ~~ Judge Temple’s Dam Decision Affirmed —The Canal Company Case. The Examiner says: The decision of Judge Temple in the mining-debris case of the People vs. the Gold Run Ditch and Mining Cumpany bas been affirmed in ‘he Supreme Court and perpetual injunction against. the defendants granted, The appeal was . taken on an order denying. a motion for a new trial and from a judgment which perpetually restrains the com. pany and compels the discontinuance of certain privileges as wrongful and injurious to public rights, Justice McKee, in his opinion, says: “All the questions involved in this case flow into one ss the main question at iseue,and that is, whether the defendant, as owner of its hydraulic mines situated on the banks of the American River, which empties its waters into the Sacramento River— the principal navigable river in the State—has the right to dump its hydrulic debris into the river, to the endangerment of habitation and cultivation of large tracts of country and to the impairment of the navigation of the Sacramento River, ani it there exists no such right in the defendant, do the acts committed constitute a public nuisance which may be enjoined in an action in the name of the people of the State ?” After having stated that the dumping of debris into the rivers is founded on popular customs, the Court says: ‘‘A legitimate business founded on a local custom may grow into a force to threaten the safety of the: people and destruction to public and private rights, and when it develops into that condition, the custom upon which 11 was founded becomes unreasonable because dangerous to public and private rights and cannot be invoked to justify the continuance of the business in an unlawful manner. The rights of the people in the navigable rivers of the State are paramount and controlling. The State holds the absolute right to all navigable waters and the soils under them subject to any rights which may have been surrendered to the Federal Government. The soil ehe holds as trustee of a public trust for the benetit ef the people. Aa tothe claim of right derived from prescription and

the statnte of limitations, it is sufficent to say thata right to continue a public nuisance cannot be acquired by prescription, nor ean it be legalized by lapse of time.” Justices McKinstry, Sharpstein and Ross concur in a long opinion with the decision of Justice MuKee. A counter appeal from the last clause of Judye Temple's decision has been reversed, Judge Temple, in his judgment, said that the defendant may apply to the Court to have the d cree and restraining order moditied, vacated or set aside. ~ Justice McKee, in his opinion,says that the perpetual injunction does not restrain the defendant from conducting its business in a lawful manner, and avy means adupted to that end are ‘lawful. Justices Myrick, Morrison and Chornton concur in thi» decision, while _. Justices Sharpstein, Russ and McKinstry dissent. The Supreme Court hasalso affirm ed the order of the injunction in the debris case of Hobbs vs. the Amador and Saciamento Canal Company etal. Inits decision the Court said: It is no part of the general and ordi_. nary business of a corporation to do unlawful acts. Acts which are of a continuousnature and threaten to destroy or irreparably injure the property of another, are unlawful and enjoinable at the suit of the person injured not upon the ground of interfering with a lawful business, but upon the ground that every person is entitled to the protection of the law in the ‘use and enjoyment of his property. Butit isclaimed that the doing . of the acts restrained by the injunction are necessary to the successtul carrying out of the business in which ‘the defendant is engaged; and that if the defendant be enjoined from carrying en its business that way, hydraulic mining cannot be. carried on atall. Yet the acts restrained are none the less unlawful if they are injurious to the private rights of othere; and the defendant is bound by law to so conduct its business ds that it shall not be derogatory tothe private rights of other preperty-owners, No person, natural or artificial, has a right, directly or indirectly, to cover his neighbor’s land with mining debris, sand. and gravel, or other material, 89 as torender it valueless.’ — Dow’t forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hame, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and bs everything found in a Grst-class grocery store, jy19-t£ Arkansaw Traveler. “Your house is afire, Colonel,” said a man approaching an acquaintance one night during a ‘‘political ratification” when the pulse of many @ man was feverish, f “All ride, ole boy. Go up after while’n put her out.” ‘But the roof was falling in when T left there,” ; “Thad eo? Cellar ain’t hurt yit, reckon. 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