December 22, 1881 (4 pages)

¢ ba RE BOM AR Se AIST TE 7 AE SPER I PEE ‘The Daily Transcript, Preparations for the Taz _ AEVADA SITY, CALIFORNIA. ee Ne of War An Old Neva@an’s Testimony in the . Christmas treés will be omnipresent Gold Ran Case. Between Morgan and Williams. . Thursday, Dae. 22, 1881. ——— fe A GOI SHOWING. The Golden Record of a Nevada) Chri mas Trees. SLICKENS. . i. A cour stock of Christmast Greatest’ Downfa) _ Solid Gord Jewelry. <A—AND . “= families and fes~ C, J. Braxi has the largest stock G. H. Colby, who used fo be in Saturday night ih The cothing payulistic eneounter gés, in churches of solid gold jewelry assemfbla city, public tive this at ess busin s gvod dry the in the city. yl the is Morgan and ms betwéen Willia Squire Williams’ . ‘and in Sabbath school gatherings. ed marri who and in ation convers of all-absorbing topic ANTONE Tams inAnd in each and every episode of f It was daughter, has beew giving some sporting circles just now. juvenile}. the Holiday Bint of Fare. ting testimony in the Gold Ran the kind, the children, originatly infended to secure the teres # ‘Wario Ever Known, Du Great Cradh in Prices, blessings growing up around us, will ares He said: . A: Booth’s celebrated canned Theatre in this city as the battlecase. County Mine. me: be specially remembered. There will fresh Eastern Oysters for families. nt.ta prese the at —_— ’is river r “Bea and next Saturday night was ‘The fifteenth annual theeting of field, r than the be lots of dolls and pretty: toys [~ Fresh Bastern’ Oysters.in the shelf highe feet 1,000 about the .-— THE-= agreed upon as the time. , But on the Christmans trees, and ‘or ‘opened. the Idaho Mining Company was North’Fork of the Ametitan. The hung : princithe d by credite are officers . The wéek held at Grass Valley this ican is about lots of expectant little ones eagerly _ Oysters served any style desired. pais with having given warning that North Fork of the Amer following were elected: Board of river. The and hopefully awaiting and -wateh~ Bear niain the of size One ton of Fresh Gehdies, Nuts, all coneerned would be ‘arrested if the . , Directors, J, C. Coleman, E. Coleinte. the Bear ing the distribution, Some will get Figs tails‘ mine Siar Polar and Dates. _ te l ~ Oh Commercial Street’ corpora the inside cameof fight the ; Cretlet, B.C. ot nian, M_ P. O’Cont but let ho young e Bear river. more than others, Littl ‘the into —not river Gernvan Licoga’Man Cake. 4 ed amappear Valley Grass limits. Bi centeneed Received G:, W. Hill. Lae Board organized by comes-into the heart turn away sad ant disappaint. Decorations for Christmns‘tfees. bitious of being named as the scene The Little Bear river ciecting BE. Coleman President atid E. Star. the Polar And everything else for the ‘Holi-! of the “‘eutertainment,” but it is, Bear’ river above ~ oe mite bey a ns ida : . Crelter Vie: President, J. C. ColeRed mine with tearful eyes and throat choking con Nary the is, e that Abov said that thé managers of Reform nasa Reishee a f° forgotyuan ‘freasurer, and Geo, W. Hil, were they s because The gtief with mines ty Hill andthe Liber ; orl” Edward Coleman “was Club Hall there didn’t waut to lease water in the Bear river at the Polar ten, and they could not even ‘bear. New godds at Brand-& Baséett’s. tf Secretary. y nary oe tie their propert for such a sangui re-elected Saperinten tent. than that.in tlre awasa painted: wooden pig, au apDiamonds, Rubies. and Other Pree, It is now ah open secret Star mine is less purpose the e for min che from ipts ‘The rece h Fork of the American at Can‘ple or some small token. of remem‘ fous Stones. Which are now on Exhibition for Prhij. , * that the difference between the vo Nort past fiscal year were $549,107.58. ' Star damp béerauce. Don’t forget the children, Polar . The reek yone spection. ‘This shipmnent consists oi z ts, _pugilis the by split be will towns 5 a oe ——.§ C. J. Braxp has @il kinds of précDaring that.0fié the dividends extends clear across the river and Hall Takk Town t# repair will who ‘Tious stones, on hand, and id ready to Staple and: Fancy Dry Goo4,, Benefit Entertainment. sinounted to $271,250 or 874 per It has’ has damnied the river’ up. a manufacture any kind of jewelry on = cont, onthe capital etock of the on next Sunday forenov for the purmade a.pond back, and raised the HOLIDAY PRESENTS On Wednesday eveninz, the 28th skill agility, theic testing of pose . : company. In Endtess Variety, feet, Of course there is a ‘instant, the Grass" Valley Minstrel short notice. 100 river yce. The . proprietor ~ ot ns = 7 Beyinning with 1869 the company and endura water way over it. “That obstrucNab wilkgive an, entertainment is that hall has kindly loaned it for the Men's Boys’ & Youth's Clothing, HOTEL ARRIVALS. has paid 143 dividends, amounting, tioii does prevent the flow of sand this city, the proceeds of which are purpose. The floor of it will be ele~ ipts l tota rece ‘Vine ty $3,101,550. down the stream. A large pond is to be applied to seetring medical National Exchange Hotel. gantly carpeted with three-ply sawfrom the mine— dg regate $5,780,made there, and the .water in it is treatment for Wm. ‘J. Edwards, a less fall the mike to soas dust, STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ‘ 295.60. very still. There is water below the deserving young man cf: our, sister shocking when anyone “takes a. ‘Tha Union says: The past year has dump, of course, an.l when the mine town who has lost his eyesight. The M D Stewart, Grass Valley of great posperity with tumble.” The dimensions of the, is workiisthe water is muddy, but programine which appears in our > Daven one ~Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets, ring will be 23x24 feet. This arena’ ’ J H Collins, do ‘the mine, being the best since 1574, gets clear a short distance below. advertising colamnsis carefully ard Jas Bethel, do and east the on bounde be will mine aad the third best since the The water runs in an irregular manranged and possesses iiumerous sterA-L Coombs, do Ix west by ropes, and on the xorth and ner over this immense’ deposit of commenéed paying dividends. + Prof Hirsch, do And Thousands of other Artictey ling attractions for the lovers of fun. south by the inner walls of the -temwJ B Mikesell, San Juan N873 the product was $1,010,612 23; bowlders and cobbles, Ihave seen Our citizens should give the talented too numerous to mention. _—~ W Williams, City ioe $359,023.03, aul in 1831 ple. A gentleman who is upto snuff t dozens of‘times. ‘Tbe dam is not young gentlemen of the Club xa J Lundy, do $040,197.58. The prodact of «1831 in such matters\has kindly consented filled up above with. tailings. Imhearty reception and thus aid the Call-and Examine my stock and “M Foss, San Francisco e was §199.761.59 greater than the to act as refer , and he swears by mediately below the dain the water worthy cause they come here to adThos Glennan, Col Hill -prices before purthasing the eenan and Sayre that H BGoldinch, Blue Tent yield ut 1839, which is particulariy may carry some gands, butI think vance, : the best man shall win, and that no W Hitcehings, ~ do elsowhere, satisfactory, as showing a greatly no.clay.” ’ N © Goodwin, do nonsense in the shape of fouls’ will The Providence Mince. . improved condition vf the mine in its Q—‘‘In all -your acquaintance with H.F Bush, Oakland be tolerated. Tickets of admission Early Purchasérs will Sedeepest workings, which have extendthe American river, do you know of The 40-stamp mill at the Provi. . ance Buastos Bonn, Clerk. ——— ed down tothe 12:h level, oc over are being disposed of at $2 50 apiece, any dam‘that has ever obstructed dence niine is in overation night and and itis stated that. no person. fail } coecameoanmay”> 150% feet on the incline, and over the dow n flew of: mininiag debris in day, crushing 100 tons of ore every ing to purchase one before Sunday; depth, r dicula 1300 feet in’ perpen that river?” ‘As 1 am determined to close cut ny NEVADA THEATRE. 3. ‘The new arrangement by 24 hours. will be allowed to witness the mill, At these depths the ledge has couA.—"‘I do.” ae. entire stock at which -wateris brought from the as no money will be takea—at—the} tinned to hold its averag: width, and Grass Valley. Amateur Suow Mountaina-ditch through 1,600 door, : as decidedly improved in-quality as ~ A.—“The North Fork dam.” As we have before stated, the feet of 22-inch pipe works to a shown by the yield ofore for 1831, (Q) —‘‘Is there any other pace in fighters are to, wear seamless kid charm. It.is believed that 90 inches the uveraye per ton being $22.953, California where there is a similar of water, or ten inches® less than is : Wednesday Even’g, Det. 28, gloves, the color of which will be FOR THE BENEFIT OF as ayainst $15.82 per ton ‘for 1889 ; dam to that you speak of at the now being used, will furnish suttiblack. A blow, struck with them while the aveaye cost per ton for Polar Star?” AS cient motive power, the fall heinz does cs effective work as the bare mningand milling has but. slightA.—“Yés. The Cedar Créek— THE BLIND BOY. hands conld. Sometimes to throw nearly 400 feet. In the Spring the aX in inereised, being $9. 294 per ton Baker claim--at the lower end of peace officers off the track adjustaowners of the Providence will double 1881. iu Business and Stage Manager, W.H. Mitchell. / 183), and $9.51 1-9 per ton Dutch Fiat, does nearly the same Transcript Block, ble.pads are used in connection with their present crushing capacity by Bones. Interlocutor, Tambo. Alithy proiit ble ores of the mine thing only there is no pond above Hi. Campbell, F. Cooper, Ed. Mills. Commercial ‘St., Nevrda, City these gloves, The pads have a magbuilding another 40-stamp mill, for the past year.have been from the . , it. The Little York Company and Wm. Ousicy, €. Brockington. ———___—~— -<> e & —--——— 1 Noo TH amd 124tevela; and the stopespical way of slipping from the -back L. NATHAN, Prop’r. PROGRAMME—PART I. the Bird’s Eye Creek on one side, Tuer Receiver of taxes of Philade!Overturefrom Linda. . 2.0.0.6. Company of the hands to the top of the knuckconnected. therewith,as the levelg) and*the Hayward claim oa the other phia is paid $3,500 per annum: Row the Boat Livht'y.Compauy He Churus— les at the approach of a bestarred above are nearly exhausted From side, or the Steep Hollow, does the has the appointment of a Receiver Huckle-berry-Picnic,.. H. J, Campbell minion of the law. . When the said Sunny South.. euaneoe .J. H, Willlams itis. the Superintendent's report game thing, and a very extensive of Delinquent Taxes, whose emolu~ Bow Down Before de Altar:.. Ed. Milis bestarred minion has cast his eagle; ng showi Little Rot in go tell him, etc...G. Gill rat niiabrmas PARTY sown that these leVels are pond-of water is held back in the nents last year were $409,000. PANGS RR goose bie ge enews ss Fred Cooper éve overthe paraphenaliaand strides well in good ore, and the same may stream above. The sand that col-} or oe ‘Gitron Wedding Cuke. .”.C. Brockington away satisfiedthat the pads are soft be anticipated for the No. 13 level, Go with the crowd to Brand &' Minnie Lee .3.. John Palamountain lects above the dam and what is beenough to keep their-wearers outside indica ent excell t : from the presen low the crest of the dam I think. Bassett's. PART Il.” , the pale of law, the little jokers are > es ike place at. Hunt's Mali, ticas. The incline has uoé yet reachInstrumental piece on the Harmonica, by wilt would not come down. My observareturned to their original resting James Deeble, assisted by 1. T. Sanks. Should Not Be Neglected. but level, No.,14 she for n ed a statio gion is that mica abounds ina granite Comic—‘“‘Bell of the Ball”. . W. J. Pearce onday Eve’g, Dec. 26th. ” places-‘above the knuckles and . the when the powerful new pumping enParties wishing to present their Double Clog. . Jas. Deeble and L. Ousiey country. I do nov claim to be a battle procee ls, Stump Speech. ... Wm. H. Mitchell The very Best Music in the gue, » hich is now being constractgeologist, and will not say it exists friends with a handsome: Life-size Dutch Character Song.. J. Palameuntain Dan. Morgan, who issuel the ‘county has Seda engaged for Farce--WHO TICKLED SAL? ed, is in place and at work, the faonly in a granite~eountry. I know Photograph should bear in mind that challenge, is a young man of slender WOOUIOUGE 5c. 5 555 04 fee Gace ce Fred Cooper cilities.will be complete for pamping Christmas is fast approaching.— the otcasion. the American river pretty well. I So EEE TEES PO ORR era R. Vincent build, being about 5 feet, 8 inches. all parts of thé mine, and sinking Committee of Arrangements—D. F. “ct was on the American river daring Your money coitld not be invested AM 5 i SS AS hes evens George Gill : tall, and weighing only 13) poands Mb is oe 1443s eae Isaac T. Sanks ehell, J. Michell, D. S. Reseigh, N. J. Sanwill be resumed. ‘in a more sensible manner, Our born, A. b. Zekind. when in trim. He is training with the tim: I lived at Moore's Flat. ee Was ou the river opposite Auburn. Life=size Photos are ImMoxTAL, and Violin Solo Blind Boy “Floor Director—Jehn Michell. Will Mainiain Their Rights. Jimmy Rodda, the party who ‘‘met” M. Trewhella Did not examine up and down the they are the_ouly means you have Old Home on the Oh‘o,. Soap McAlpine at Storms’ Ranch Floor Committee=-A. J. Turner, J. Rich> Song and Dance—"she’s a Kos, She’s a The line -of [the miners’}] arguyour features to the river for the purpose 6f seeing what. of transmitting Posy". . 55 Nese tees cree oe J. H. Williams ards, .8. Lanvon, Chas. Gray, N. J. Sa overa year ago. Dan has had the to happens what ment is, no matter Ola Kentucky Nome...5 . Ed. Mills born, J. J. Jackson. ‘ oe changes took place. J speak froma future generations, Civaracter Soug—Patrick’s Day Parade’— State and other individual interests, gloves on with some of the best Reception Committee D. F. Getchel!, Ml. W. J. Pearce, assisted by Company. Come ! Surprise your friends and . . hydraulic mining must go on! At tistic talent of -Marysvile and San . general knowledge of the American Richards, J. Grimes, J. Blasanf, J. Waters, + i Faree—W HAISKY\YS. FIGHTING. an! right that A, Charonnat, W. Williams, J. Willian». cvuiot be possible river, and I am pretty familiar with make home cheerful by adorning the Parkeapers0 05. NG R. Vincent @yuity are to be ignored in this euuFrancisco, and generally acquitted it, too.” wa ls with pictures that-cost but litAsst. Spectators in Admission $1.50. Barkeeper... 4. H, J. Campbell himself with credit. He is engaged test. —Marysville Appeal. eee John Roberts Gallery 50 cetts. tle, but are far more valuable aad The defendants propose to show in the blacksmith business here and : Schmidt's Rear. pleasing to the eye than the landWoman that hydraulic miping is entitled to. is an excellent workwaan, scape paintings that are only pur: That famous cinuamon bear which . The real name of bis opponent. is —consinue bevause it has the leg ‘chased for their beauty, and not for right to du so, They kuew they E31. Gast, “Prof. KE. G. Willams” was raised from’ a cub by F,. M. any past association that we have can muntain their position swecessbeiug a nen de plume. His ‘fighting Schmidt is no more. Day before yesformed with them, bo . Admission toall parts of the house. ,50 Cents Children under 15 years of age. .25 Cents "-fally when the matter is decided weight is 134 pounds, and he meas— terday officer Scott went to Schmidt's W hat ean afford us more pleasure Containing 69 acres, ¥t : upon by a fair tribunal. They ask nres 5 feet, 65 inches, in the) clear. place to levy an execution upon it, Orchard, Vineyard, welling Seem than.having before us the natural Probate Notice, n» specia favots, and they propose He is well known among the ‘‘boys” and while eudeavoring to secure the House with 11 rooms snd in a) HA features ef our friends and relatives hy the Superior Coart, in and for the to sue to it that no undue odds are at the Bay; where he is said to have fat and ferocious animal so it could not Water in 2 xeod repair, Free Se County o? Nevada, State of California. or hug he accidentaily killed it. that have long since pa: ted from us? . brvught to bear against them as has frequently _ demonstrated’ his ability bite ed fer offer is , erty prop akle In the matter of the Estate of Luigi Gusfact a very desir $25 invested ina Life-size Photo cetti, deceased. B. Guscetti, Executor of sale at as a boxer. About three months Yesterday the carcass was sold by 2 lAlrealy been attempted. will give more satisfaction than $300 the Last Will of Luizi Guscetti, decea ed, —— = eo ago ne had ,a fight at Eureka, Nethe Constable for $15, and: Charles having filed his final account and prayed a . A GREAT BARGAIN. Sargeat’s Changes. ‘vaday with Al: Skinner who was iu Kent was the purchaser. It can now invested in worthless nick-nacks that settlement thereof, and on reading and AlTitle to the pro sty, Sie ‘are generally consigned to the wooding the petition ofsaid B. Guscetti, ExecuGovernment tor of the Last Will and Testament of said ated on thé Red Dog road, on! mile from Ne > San Erancisco Duily Renort Nevatla City some’ time ago and will be seen at the Keystone Market. It box the week after they are presentdeceased, and praying among. other things vada City. Apply to — gay-: Sarzenv’s chances for the Calyr he remambersd by mayy as consideris a big, fat, juicy and tender piece for an order of distribution of the residue of ANDREW MURCHIF, ad. * : 2 Nevada NY. said estate among the persons entitled : It nut loos pretty sure fast notv. There able of a base-hall player and athlete. of flesh, aud will be cut into steaks Or at TRANSCRIPTOUPS Ce That our work may become better is ordered, that ail persons interested in the dis and roasts and sold to those people tor, is Jad field Mechanics Stor ° a oy <iune atter Ti ated dlosk TWO CAR LOADS tus c set fo Ta Holiday Goods, " Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING GOODS, _\ Tuespay, Dee. 20vh, 1881. . BOOTS,SHOES, HATS CLOAKs Saee = LADIES’ WHITE G00Ds, cure Bargains, ~~~ MINSTREL ANY PRICE! CLUB. eae WM J. EDWARDS, Mechanics Store, CHRISTMAS PARTY. WY SOCIAL CLUB, RANCH FOR SALE. FINE RANCH, will be weeping sad wailing in skinner ant he bad 18 heavy rounds, jesions and vindetive rage Jn. gertain . aml ou the 19th they were so badly who hanger for b’ar mea® Schmidt known we beg leave to call the at circles in Califo nia-if i> is appointused up as not to be able to come. to says ke proposes to sue» Mr. Scott That brnin brewed ed Secretary of the Tv sion. but the scratch. The mill was. declared for damages. for its ownermuch trouble while adraw. When they had safficientthousands of people iu ah State Now that it is dead, the wi . feet flattered in the. ed Mpli. *t . ly recovered irom the punishment, living. paid to Catifornia in: they agreed to determine who was rest of the community appears to be meat and gratiticd that the choice . e." *tled to the henors by striving giadually drifting into the conflict. > * has ben so worth ly hestowe.l. ‘forthe best “three knockdowns out tention of the public to’ the follow ing cards of your well-kaewn attor @state ofsaid Luigi Gusvesti, dleseaset, ba and r before the Superior Court in and for said county of Nevada, at the Court Room of said Court, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada county, on Saturday the KEYSTONE MARKET, 14th day of January, 1832; at 10 o'clock A:aey and minister : : M., thenand there to show cause why an To the people of Nevada county: order settliny said final account and an, or der of distribution should not be made of Some four weeks ago I had made of the residue of said estate amonz'the heirs of Commercial Street, Nevada (10HAYING purchased the i : above Maret, I will be glad tosee all former ps'T0* Will be able to supply the public wi myself anOil Painting. Messrs. Miltz the said deceased, according to law. It is : & Overton, alsomade mea life-size further ordered, that. copy of this order be all kinds of ve weeks, before Photo from the sdene negative. The peblished for three sue Fresh and Salt Meats, the said lithday of Jauuary, 1882,” in the The Finest Stoek of Silverware . latter I consider te be far superior: in Nevada Daily And everything generally kept in ® & newspaper prinWhatever Mr. Sargent’s faults, he lof five. Gast, alias Weilliams,: got uaturalness and workmanship, ted and published and in the ssid Nevada counhas a hest of friends, to whom he . away with the bakery, so te: sneak: In Nevada City isat C.J. Branu’s, ty. is so CLA3S MARKET JOHN regarded CALDWE by all that have seen LL, FIRST —_—_—o has beew ever trae, and his abi ity to That’a the only fight ‘for blood” he the two. I can, and do most earnestDated December 2ist, 1881 da Me A worp to the wise is sufficient. ly recommend fil the position is veyeud question. clannas to bave had. "which wil be furnished st our home artists C. W. Cross, Attorney for Executor, 422 212 Y LOWEST KATES. Superior Court. a THE VER Buy your Holiday goods‘early in to all parties that are desirons of the week,ofBrand & Bassett. d20-3t. procuring natural and life-size photo Not Gailty. ‘. The following busiue’s was t ans graphs. = Yours Truly, The tria! of Le> A» Mv, charged Home Made Jewelry. C. W. Cross. acted in thoSuperio: Court yesterwith the murder of Ah ‘Tien at day, Judge Joho Caldwell presiding: It affords me pleasure to give my Truckee onthe 34 day of last No~C. J, Ranv’s is the only place in ‘Lena Gusvetti et als, minors. Nevada City to buy home made jewtestimony to the fact that the vember, which had Leen in progress Qrdered that tiun@ for guardian to ures I have had taken by the Artists, before the Superior Court for three elry.— 18 carats fine and set in any Miltz / vender an aceount he ex eyed. & Overton, are far superior to style desired i ‘The People vs. Brittget MyCloskey. days, terminated night before last by fany work of the kind I have ever a eg + — l the defendant. The the icquittaof Trial continued fo: the session. had done, _ J. Sras. fe utes, . Trial continued for thy session, ‘ . tg sae . as ee ~ * eer 6 Go to. Brand'& Bassett's. 420-3t Term, 1880. Nevada City, Dee 19, ma, . qv . ee tf AMILLDEN, “AM Times. . . cms KE = = ) ie Basectt's Sie 2 : = ala —— ' -_ ‘i & > re : @y 7] “8 next c rele the @ ~ UF OX enter numb bal s preci a ¢éd ~ mUsit allo * comrp * eours » pace day‘ and ] ‘Pers: dD. ~ been guisl 1 Re PA ree her chase Be SCRU <tor8 nad Tt stew ny, . day « Th for t Mert thes to tl oper: T on § this: li th soon youn was In of J Digg w'clo time the’! tem ing; ot F atte: #ave "in tk othe terri leit. wou nan mine few Nev tlem peri ord just cand The nen tons

¢ ba RE BOM AR Se AIST TE 7 AE SPER I PEE ‘The Daily Transcript, Preparations for the Taz _ AEVADA SITY, CALIFORNIA. ee Ne of War An Old Neva@an’s Testimony in the . Christmas treés will be omnipresent Gold Ran Case. Between Morgan and Williams. . Thursday, Dae. 22, 1881. ——— fe A GOI SHOWING. The Golden Record of a Nevada) Chri mas Trees. SLICKENS. . i. A cour stock of Christmast Greatest’ Downfa) _ Solid Gord Jewelry. <A—AND . “= families and fes~ C, J. Braxi has the largest stock G. H. Colby, who used fo be in Saturday night ih The cothing payulistic eneounter gés, in churches of solid gold jewelry assemfbla city, public tive this at ess busin s gvod dry the in the city. yl the is Morgan and ms betwéen Willia Squire Williams’ . ‘and in Sabbath school gatherings. ed marri who and in ation convers of all-absorbing topic ANTONE Tams inAnd in each and every episode of f It was daughter, has beew giving some sporting circles just now. juvenile}. the Holiday Bint of Fare. ting testimony in the Gold Ran the kind, the children, originatly infended to secure the teres # ‘Wario Ever Known, Du Great Cradh in Prices, blessings growing up around us, will ares He said: . A: Booth’s celebrated canned Theatre in this city as the battlecase. County Mine. me: be specially remembered. There will fresh Eastern Oysters for families. nt.ta prese the at —_— ’is river r “Bea and next Saturday night was ‘The fifteenth annual theeting of field, r than the be lots of dolls and pretty: toys [~ Fresh Bastern’ Oysters.in the shelf highe feet 1,000 about the .-— THE-= agreed upon as the time. , But on the Christmans trees, and ‘or ‘opened. the Idaho Mining Company was North’Fork of the Ametitan. The hung : princithe d by credite are officers . The wéek held at Grass Valley this ican is about lots of expectant little ones eagerly _ Oysters served any style desired. pais with having given warning that North Fork of the Amer following were elected: Board of river. The and hopefully awaiting and -wateh~ Bear niain the of size One ton of Fresh Gehdies, Nuts, all coneerned would be ‘arrested if the . , Directors, J, C. Coleman, E. Coleinte. the Bear ing the distribution, Some will get Figs tails‘ mine Siar Polar and Dates. _ te l ~ Oh Commercial Street’ corpora the inside cameof fight the ; Cretlet, B.C. ot nian, M_ P. O’Cont but let ho young e Bear river. more than others, Littl ‘the into —not river Gernvan Licoga’Man Cake. 4 ed amappear Valley Grass limits. Bi centeneed Received G:, W. Hill. Lae Board organized by comes-into the heart turn away sad ant disappaint. Decorations for Christmns‘tfees. bitious of being named as the scene The Little Bear river ciecting BE. Coleman President atid E. Star. the Polar And everything else for the ‘Holi-! of the “‘eutertainment,” but it is, Bear’ river above ~ oe mite bey a ns ida : . Crelter Vie: President, J. C. ColeRed mine with tearful eyes and throat choking con Nary the is, e that Abov said that thé managers of Reform nasa Reishee a f° forgotyuan ‘freasurer, and Geo, W. Hil, were they s because The gtief with mines ty Hill andthe Liber ; orl” Edward Coleman “was Club Hall there didn’t waut to lease water in the Bear river at the Polar ten, and they could not even ‘bear. New godds at Brand-& Baséett’s. tf Secretary. y nary oe tie their propert for such a sangui re-elected Saperinten tent. than that.in tlre awasa painted: wooden pig, au apDiamonds, Rubies. and Other Pree, It is now ah open secret Star mine is less purpose the e for min che from ipts ‘The rece h Fork of the American at Can‘ple or some small token. of remem‘ fous Stones. Which are now on Exhibition for Prhij. , * that the difference between the vo Nort past fiscal year were $549,107.58. ' Star damp béerauce. Don’t forget the children, Polar . The reek yone spection. ‘This shipmnent consists oi z ts, _pugilis the by split be will towns 5 a oe ——.§ C. J. Braxp has @il kinds of précDaring that.0fié the dividends extends clear across the river and Hall Takk Town t# repair will who ‘Tious stones, on hand, and id ready to Staple and: Fancy Dry Goo4,, Benefit Entertainment. sinounted to $271,250 or 874 per It has’ has damnied the river’ up. a manufacture any kind of jewelry on = cont, onthe capital etock of the on next Sunday forenov for the purmade a.pond back, and raised the HOLIDAY PRESENTS On Wednesday eveninz, the 28th skill agility, theic testing of pose . : company. In Endtess Variety, feet, Of course there is a ‘instant, the Grass" Valley Minstrel short notice. 100 river yce. The . proprietor ~ ot ns = 7 Beyinning with 1869 the company and endura water way over it. “That obstrucNab wilkgive an, entertainment is that hall has kindly loaned it for the Men's Boys’ & Youth's Clothing, HOTEL ARRIVALS. has paid 143 dividends, amounting, tioii does prevent the flow of sand this city, the proceeds of which are purpose. The floor of it will be ele~ ipts l tota rece ‘Vine ty $3,101,550. down the stream. A large pond is to be applied to seetring medical National Exchange Hotel. gantly carpeted with three-ply sawfrom the mine— dg regate $5,780,made there, and the .water in it is treatment for Wm. ‘J. Edwards, a less fall the mike to soas dust, STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ‘ 295.60.. very still. There is water below the deserving young man cf: our, sister shocking when anyone “takes a. ‘Tha Union says: The past year has dump, of course, an.l when the mine town who has lost his eyesight. The M D Stewart, Grass Valley of great posperity with tumble.” The dimensions of the, is workiisthe water is muddy, but programine which appears in our > Daven one ~Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets, ring will be 23x24 feet. This arena’ ’ J H Collins, do ‘the mine, being the best since 1574, gets clear a short distance below. advertising colamnsis carefully ard Jas Bethel, do and east the on bounde be will mine aad the third best since the The water runs in an irregular manranged and possesses iiumerous sterA-L Coombs, do Ix west by ropes, and on the xorth and ner over this immense’ deposit of commenéed paying dividends. + Prof Hirsch, do And Thousands of other Artictey ling attractions for the lovers of fun. south by the inner walls of the -temwJ B Mikesell, San Juan N873 the product was $1,010,612 23; bowlders and cobbles, Ihave seen Our citizens should give the talented too numerous to mention. _—~ W Williams, City ioe $359,023.03, aul in 1831 ple. A gentleman who is upto snuff t dozens of‘times. ‘Tbe dam is not young gentlemen of the Club xa J Lundy, do $040,197.58. The prodact of «1831 in such matters\has kindly consented filled up above with. tailings. Imhearty reception and thus aid the Call-and Examine my stock and “M Foss, San Francisco e was §199.761.59 greater than the to act as refer , and he swears by mediately below the dain the water worthy cause they come here to adThos Glennan, Col Hill -prices before purthasing the eenan and Sayre that H BGoldinch, Blue Tent yield ut 1839, which is particulariy may carry some gands, butI think vance, : the best man shall win, and that no W Hitcehings, ~ do elsowhere, satisfactory, as showing a greatly no.clay.” ’ N © Goodwin, do nonsense in the shape of fouls’ will The Providence Mince. . improved condition vf the mine in its Q—‘‘In all -your acquaintance with H.F Bush, Oakland be tolerated. Tickets of admission Early Purchasérs will Sedeepest workings, which have extendthe American river, do you know of The 40-stamp mill at the Provi. . ance Buastos Bonn, Clerk. ——— ed down tothe 12:h level, oc over are being disposed of at $2 50 apiece, any dam‘that has ever obstructed dence niine is in overation night and and itis stated that. no person. fail } coecameoanmay”> 150% feet on the incline, and over the dow n flew of: mininiag debris in day, crushing 100 tons of ore every ing to purchase one before Sunday; depth, r dicula 1300 feet in’ perpen that river?” ‘As 1 am determined to close cut ny NEVADA THEATRE. 3. ‘The new arrangement by 24 hours. will be allowed to witness the mill, At these depths the ledge has couA.—"‘I do.” ae. entire stock at which -wateris brought from the as no money will be takea—at—the} tinned to hold its averag: width, and Grass Valley. Amateur Suow Mountaina-ditch through 1,600 door, : as decidedly improved in-quality as ~ A.—“The North Fork dam.” As we have before stated, the feet of 22-inch pipe works to a shown by the yield ofore for 1831, (Q) —‘‘Is there any other pace in fighters are to, wear seamless kid charm. It.is believed that 90 inches the uveraye per ton being $22.953, California where there is a similar of water, or ten inches® less than is : Wednesday Even’g, Det. 28, gloves, the color of which will be FOR THE BENEFIT OF as ayainst $15.82 per ton ‘for 1889 ; dam to that you speak of at the now being used, will furnish suttiblack. A blow, struck with them while the aveaye cost per ton for Polar Star?” AS cient motive power, the fall heinz does cs effective work as the bare mningand milling has but. slightA.—“Yés. The Cedar Créek— THE BLIND BOY. hands conld. Sometimes to throw nearly 400 feet. In the Spring the aX in inereised, being $9. 294 per ton Baker claim--at the lower end of peace officers off the track adjustaowners of the Providence will double 1881. iu Business and Stage Manager, W.H. Mitchell. / 183), and $9.51 1-9 per ton Dutch Fiat, does nearly the same Transcript Block, ble.pads are used in connection with their present crushing capacity by Bones. Interlocutor, Tambo. Alithy proiit ble ores of the mine thing only there is no pond above Hi. Campbell, F. Cooper, Ed. Mills. Commercial ‘St., Nevrda, City these gloves, The pads have a magbuilding another 40-stamp mill, for the past year.have been from the . , it. The Little York Company and Wm. Ousicy, €. Brockington. ———___—~— -<> e & —--——— 1 Noo TH amd 124tevela; and the stopespical way of slipping from the -back L. NATHAN, Prop’r. PROGRAMME—PART I. the Bird’s Eye Creek on one side, Tuer Receiver of taxes of Philade!Overturefrom Linda.. .. 2.0.0.6. Company of the hands to the top of the knuckconnected. therewith,as the levelg) and*the Hayward claim oa the other phia is paid $3,500 per annum: Row the Boat Livht'y..Compauy He Churus— les at the approach of a bestarred above are nearly exhausted From side, or the Steep Hollow, does the has the appointment of a Receiver Huckle-berry-Picnic,.... H. J, Campbell minion of the law. . When the said Sunny South.... euaneoe .J. H, Willlams itis. the Superintendent's report game thing, and a very extensive of Delinquent Taxes, whose emolu~ Bow Down Before de Altar:.... Ed. Milis bestarred minion has cast his eagle; ng showi Little Rot in go tell him, etc.....G. Gill rat niiabrmas PARTY sown that these leVels are pond-of water is held back in the nents last year were $409,000. PANGS RR goose bie ge enews ss Fred Cooper éve overthe paraphenaliaand strides well in good ore, and the same may stream above. The sand that col-} or oe ‘Gitron Wedding Cuke. ..”..C. Brockington away satisfiedthat the pads are soft be anticipated for the No. 13 level, Go with the crowd to Brand &' Minnie Lee ..3.... John Palamountain lects above the dam and what is beenough to keep their-wearers outside indica ent excell t : from the presen low the crest of the dam I think. Bassett's. PART Il.” , the pale of law, the little jokers are > es ike place at. Hunt's Mali, ticas. The incline has uoé yet reachInstrumental piece on the Harmonica, by wilt would not come down. My observareturned to their original resting James Deeble, assisted by 1. T. Sanks. Should Not Be Neglected. but level, No.,14 she for n ed a statio gion is that mica abounds ina granite

Comic—‘“‘Bell of the Ball”.. .. W. J. Pearce onday Eve’g, Dec. 26th. ” places-‘above the knuckles and . the when the powerful new pumping enParties wishing to present their Double Clog.. .. Jas. Deeble and L. Ousiey country. I do nov claim to be a battle procee ls, Stump Speech. ...... Wm. H. Mitchell The very Best Music in the gue, » hich is now being constractgeologist, and will not say it exists friends with a handsome: Life-size Dutch Character Song... J. Palameuntain Dan. Morgan, who issuel the ‘county has Seda engaged for Farce--WHO TICKLED SAL? ed, is in place and at work, the faonly in a granite~eountry. I know Photograph should bear in mind that challenge, is a young man of slender WOOUIOUGE 5c. 5 555 04 fee Gace ce Fred Cooper cilities.will be complete for pamping Christmas is fast approaching.— the otcasion. the American river pretty well. I So EEE TEES PO ORR era R. Vincent build, being about 5 feet, 8 inches. all parts of thé mine, and sinking Committee of Arrangements—D. F. “ct was on the American river daring Your money coitld not be invested AM 5 i SS AS hes evens George Gill : tall, and weighing only 13) poands Mb is oe 1443s eae Isaac T. Sanks ehell, J. Michell, D. S. Reseigh, N. J. Sanwill be resumed. ‘in a more sensible manner, Our born, A. b. Zekind. when in trim. He is training with the tim: I lived at Moore's Flat. ee Was ou the river opposite Auburn. Life=size Photos are ImMoxTAL, and Violin Solo Blind Boy “Floor Director—Jehn Michell. Will Mainiain Their Rights. Jimmy Rodda, the party who ‘‘met” M. Trewhella Did not examine up and down the they are the_ouly means you have Old Home on the Oh‘o,. Soap McAlpine at Storms’ Ranch Floor Committee=-A. J. Turner, J. Rich> Song and Dance—"she’s a Kos, She’s a The line -of [the miners’}] arguyour features to the river for the purpose 6f seeing what. of transmitting Posy". . 55 Nese tees cree oe J. H. Williams ards, .8. Lanvon, Chas. Gray, N. J. Sa overa year ago. Dan has had the to happens what ment is, no matter Ola Kentucky Nome......5 . Ed. Mills born, J. J. Jackson. ‘ oe changes took place. J speak froma future generations, Civaracter Soug—Patrick’s Day Parade’— State and other individual interests, gloves on with some of the best Reception Committee D. F. Getchel!, Ml. W. J. Pearce, assisted by Company. Come ! Surprise your friends and . . hydraulic mining must go on! At tistic talent of -Marysvile and San . general knowledge of the American Richards, J. Grimes, J. Blasanf, J. Waters, + i Faree—W HAISKY\YS. FIGHTING. an! right that A, Charonnat, W. Williams, J. Willian». cvuiot be possible river, and I am pretty familiar with make home cheerful by adorning the Parkeapers0 05. NG R. Vincent @yuity are to be ignored in this euuFrancisco, and generally acquitted it, too.” wa ls with pictures that-cost but litAsst. Spectators in Admission $1.50. Barkeeper..... 4. H, J. Campbell himself with credit. He is engaged test. —Marysville Appeal. eee John Roberts Gallery 50 cetts. tle, but are far more valuable aad The defendants propose to show in the blacksmith business here and : Schmidt's Rear. pleasing to the eye than the landWoman that hydraulic miping is entitled to. is an excellent workwaan, scape paintings that are only pur: That famous cinuamon bear which . The real name of bis opponent. is —consinue bevause it has the leg ‘chased for their beauty, and not for right to du so, They kuew they E31. Gast, “Prof. KE. G. Willams” was raised from’ a cub by F,. M. any past association that we have can muntain their position swecessbeiug a nen de plume. His ‘fighting Schmidt is no more. Day before yesformed with them, bo . Admission toall parts of the house. ,50 Cents Children under 15 years of age.. .25 Cents "-fally when the matter is decided weight is 134 pounds, and he meas— terday officer Scott went to Schmidt's W hat ean afford us more pleasure Containing 69 acres, ¥t : upon by a fair tribunal. They ask nres 5 feet, 65 inches, in the) clear. place to levy an execution upon it, Orchard, Vineyard, welling Seem than.having before us the natural Probate Notice, n» specia favots, and they propose He is well known among the ‘‘boys” and while eudeavoring to secure the House with 11 rooms snd in a) HA features ef our friends and relatives hy the Superior Coart, in and for the to sue to it that no undue odds are at the Bay; where he is said to have fat and ferocious animal so it could not Water in 2 xeod repair, Free Se County o? Nevada, State of California. or hug he accidentaily killed it. that have long since pa: ted from us? . brvught to bear against them as has frequently _ demonstrated’ his ability bite ed fer offer is , erty prop akle In the matter of the Estate of Luigi Gusfact a very desir $25 invested ina Life-size Photo cetti, deceased. B. Guscetti, Executor of sale at as a boxer. About three months Yesterday the carcass was sold by 2 lAlrealy been attempted. will give more satisfaction than $300 the Last Will of Luizi Guscetti, decea ed, —— = eo ago ne had ,a fight at Eureka, Nethe Constable for $15, and: Charles having filed his final account and prayed a . A GREAT BARGAIN. Sargeat’s Changes. ‘vaday with Al: Skinner who was iu Kent was the purchaser. It can now invested in worthless nick-nacks that settlement thereof, and on reading and AlTitle to the pro sty, Sie ‘are generally consigned to the wooding the petition ofsaid B. Guscetti, ExecuGovernment tor of the Last Will and Testament of said ated on thé Red Dog road, on! mile from Ne > San Erancisco Duily Renort Nevatla City some’ time ago and will be seen at the Keystone Market. It box the week after they are presentdeceased, and praying among. other things vada City. Apply to — gay-: Sarzenv’s chances for the Calyr he remambersd by mayy as consideris a big, fat, juicy and tender piece for an order of distribution of the residue of ANDREW MURCHIF, ad. * : 2 Nevada NY. said estate among the persons entitled : It nut loos pretty sure fast notv. There able of a base-hall player and athlete. of flesh, aud will be cut into steaks Or at TRANSCRIPTOUPS Ce That our work may become better is ordered, that ail persons interested in the dis and roasts and sold to those people tor, is Jad field Mechanics Stor ° a oy <iune atter Ti ated dlosk TWO CAR LOADS tus c set fo Ta Holiday Goods, " Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING GOODS, _\ Tuespay, Dee. 20vh, 1881. . BOOTS,SHOES, HATS CLOAKs Saee = LADIES’ WHITE G00Ds, cure Bargains, ~~~ MINSTREL ANY PRICE! CLUB. eae WM J. EDWARDS, Mechanics Store, CHRISTMAS PARTY. WY SOCIAL CLUB, RANCH FOR SALE. FINE RANCH, will be weeping sad wailing in skinner ant he bad 18 heavy rounds, jesions and vindetive rage Jn. gertain . aml ou the 19th they were so badly who hanger for b’ar mea® Schmidt known we beg leave to call the at circles in Califo nia-if i> is appointused up as not to be able to come. to says ke proposes to sue» Mr. Scott That brnin brewed ed Secretary of the Tv sion. but the scratch. The mill was. declared for damages. for its ownermuch trouble while adraw. When they had safficientthousands of people iu ah State Now that it is dead, the wi . feet flattered in the. ed Mpli. *t . ly recovered irom the punishment, living. paid to Catifornia in: they agreed to determine who was rest of the community appears to be meat and gratiticd that the choice . e." *tled to the henors by striving giadually drifting into the conflict. > * has ben so worth ly hestowe.l. ‘forthe best “three knockdowns out tention of the public to’ the follow ing cards of your well-kaewn attor @state ofsaid Luigi Gusvesti, dleseaset, ba and r before the Superior Court in and for said county of Nevada, at the Court Room of said Court, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada county, on Saturday the KEYSTONE MARKET, 14th day of January, 1832; at 10 o'clock A:aey and minister : : M., thenand there to show cause why an To the people of Nevada county: order settliny said final account and an, or der of distribution should not be made of Some four weeks ago I had made of the residue of said estate amonz'the heirs of Commercial Street, Nevada (10HAYING purchased the i : above Maret, I will be glad tosee all former ps'T0* Will be able to supply the public wi myself anOil Painting. Messrs. Miltz the said deceased, according to law. It is : & Overton, alsomade mea life-size further ordered, that. copy of this order be all kinds of ve weeks, before Photo from the sdene negative. The peblished for three sue Fresh and Salt Meats, the said lithday of Jauuary, 1882,” in the The Finest Stoek of Silverware . latter I consider te be far superior: in Nevada Daily And everything generally kept in ® & newspaper prinWhatever Mr. Sargent’s faults, he lof five. Gast, alias Weilliams,: got uaturalness and workmanship, ted and published and in the ssid Nevada counhas a hest of friends, to whom he . away with the bakery, so te: sneak: In Nevada City isat C.J. Branu’s, ty. is so CLA3S MARKET JOHN regarded CALDWE by all that have seen LL, FIRST —_—_—o has beew ever trae, and his abi ity to That’a the only fight ‘for blood” he the two. I can, and do most earnestDated December 2ist, 1881 da Me A worp to the wise is sufficient. ly recommend fil the position is veyeud question. clannas to bave had. "which wil be furnished st our home artists C. W. Cross, Attorney for Executor, 422 212 Y LOWEST KATES. Superior Court. a THE VER Buy your Holiday goods‘early in to all parties that are desirons of the week,ofBrand & Bassett. d20-3t. procuring natural and life-size photo Not Gailty. ‘. The following busiue’s was t ans graphs. = Yours Truly, The tria! of Le> A» Mv, charged Home Made Jewelry. C. W. Cross. acted in thoSuperio: Court yesterwith the murder of Ah ‘Tien at day, Judge Joho Caldwell presiding: It affords me pleasure to give my Truckee onthe 34 day of last No~C. J, Ranv’s is the only place in ‘Lena Gusvetti et als, minors. Nevada City to buy home made jewtestimony to the fact that the vember, which had Leen in progress Qrdered that tiun@ for guardian to ures I have had taken by the Artists, before the Superior Court for three elry.— 18 carats fine and set in any Miltz / vender an aceount he ex eyed. & Overton, are far superior to style desired i ‘The People vs. Brittget MyCloskey. days, terminated night before last by fany work of the kind I have ever a eg + — l the defendant. The the icquittaof Trial continued fo: the session. had done, _ J. Sras. fe utes, . Trial continued for thy session, ‘ . tg sae . as ee ~ * eer 6 Go to. Brand'& Bassett's. 420-3t Term, 1880. Nevada City, Dee 19, ma, . qv . ee tf AMILLDEN, “AM Times. . . cms KE = = ) ie Basectt's Sie 2 : = ala —— ' -_ ‘i & > re : @y 7] “8 next c rele the @ ~ UF OX enter numb bal s preci a ¢éd ~ mUsit allo * comrp * eours » pace day‘ and ] ‘Pers: dD. ~ been guisl 1 Re PA ree her chase Be SCRU <tor8 nad Tt stew ny, . day « Th for t Mert thes to tl oper: T on § this: li th soon youn was In of J Digg w'clo time the’! tem ing; ot F atte: #ave "in tk othe terri leit. wou nan mine few Nev tlem peri ord just cand The nen tons