December 24, 1879 (4 pages)

ea ponents coy 2s = Ot ee Fhe Daily Transcript, _MEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. ‘Wednesday, Dec. 24th, 1879 Tie Literary Associat fon. There was a good-sized and very tutelliyent’ audience of. ladies and gentlemen at the Baptist church Mohday evening. The musical and literary programme was one of unusual merit. Me. F.Elser’s clarionet _solo aul Ma. Dy Selim’s song each reveived au encore; ‘Master Robert Organ ‘delivered .a humorous recitatidn, and there were two quartettes. --one by Missés Annie Naffziger and N: Kimball;, Prof.’ Halleckand: Mr, . Webber; the other by Messrs: Brown, Halleck; Weber ant’ Selim-—and th3y were rendered in a finished manner. The leading feature of ‘the entertainment was the lecture entiiled‘‘Somersaults: of Enrotion”by Mr. J. Albert Wilson’of, New York. He began by’ thanking his large and erttical audiences beforehand for their kind attention, as he feared when he got thneugh there might not be many of them’there. He defined physical, mental and emotional somersaults, and classified human“emotion under three emotional signals—humor, s8atire, pathos, Hethen procéeded by means of mahy quaint anecdates from his own experience and . observations’ in. .‘different parts ‘of the world, to illustrate these various phases of emotion. ’ The lecture lasted about one hotr; and’for the whole of that’ timd’ he’ held. his audience in'rapt attensieni!: At every dozen setitences a ripple of laughter would begin at one end of the church, and flow in waves of merriment, until it} ended in a roar ‘at the other end. Gtay-headed nen were convulsed with langhter, and mothers and mbidens vied with each other in cachination. Yet the lecture was not all humor. There were very many passages replete with deep, thought, and every illustration, had its moral. As a humorist, ,Mr. Wilson will compare faverably with the best in America;.as.an orator he has few superiors. ~ a to — Amateur Dramatic Society. \ anand are being made to organize an amateur dramatic society in this city as soon as the excitement attendant on the Holidays has quieted. A number of ladies and géntlemeh who possess the talents nécessary to render the parts that may be assigned .them have already signified a. willingness to join the as’ sdeiation).and there are doubtless a nitmber of others who. will also extend their aid. Such plays as ‘‘Undér the Gaslight,” Streets of New York,” “Struck Oil,” ‘‘Woodcock’s Little Game,” ete., will probably be chosen for presentation, in case sufficent® encouragement is met with. Entirely new scenery willbe painted, . and the general manageinent will be in the hands of an experienced and competent party. The proceeds of the entertainmentaavall be devoted te worthy.ch ritable objects. Skipments of Gold. Last week the Citizens: Bank purchased in smalllots and shippea to the’ Bay the sum of $5,200. This was all'taken out by parties engaged in’ quartz and gravel mining on a limited scale. Add to it the amounts purchased from ‘similar sources by other bankeré ant cindividuals, besides the yield of'tlle' ten or twelve big mines inthe locality, and it will be seen that Nevada City. district puts many thousand dollars’ worth, of gold into circulation every week. ee The tronctad. ° The Ironclad mine at Rough*-and Ready is in ‘a ~ prospetous. shape. Another boily ef oot bre has rycently been developed, and contrary to tlie expectations of many the deposits of gold-bearing rock are improving steadily in extent and signs of pérmanency, The new mill and rdduction mathinery connected, therewith will start next Thursday, afid the opening ni ofthe mine will be pushed ahead as rtjidty as. possibie from that tinte forth. é 4 PES Poe Accident to a Minor. * Richard Samdow, while working in tie Providenceumine. Monday afterndon waa severely injured by a cave id one of the drifts, His right thigh was broken jn two places, and he received several bruises about the body afid head. Dr. Vatantine was called and. set the fractured limb. + The injuries are of a very severe character, amd .will, disable Sandow from work for some time. He has a wifé and six children. The family are tecentiy from Lake Superior. City TYustees weet vied. The Board of City Trustees held a special meeting Mondaf, evening. The contract for gradiig and macadamizing Union street was awarded to Fréderick Jacobs, his bid being $10, and the lowest, There were two other bids, respectively of $290 and $147. Mr. Jacobssbids are as follows:: . lst section (Kistle) $40 ; ‘2d ‘section: (Downing) $44 ; 3d seetion . (Sanford) $21; 4th section (Thomas) p15. An ordinance in relation to awnings, shades, balconies and eaves was A petition of citizens asking that Bonlder street and the sidewalk on the north side be graded from Naffziger’s stable to the circus ground L-was received and denied in part, as the portion of, the street referred to is a county road and under the jurisdiction of Supervisor Wm. H. Smith. Consideration of the portion concerning the sidewalk was post, poned till the next.meeting. week iu agreeing to sell a certain J. W. Downing for $39. An investigation was held in connection with the case of Thos Canfield-who.had been discharged from the police force. After a hearing of A.-M, Allen as & witness. in, his behalf, and Wm. Scott for. tha city, the Board reaffirmed ita previous action.’ election of policeman be postponed till next Friday evening. anes a On the War Path, Nevada: Foundry. That lady hint. ed to him very strongly several times another stopping place. He paid no attention to her desire, so night before last upon retiring she securely fastened all the doors and windows of the house. At two o’clock yesterday morning he went there and finding the ordinary meaus of entrance blockaded, lost his-temper. The night air was cod, and his inHe bombarded the outer deor and broke it down. He then; knocked another door to splinters, smashed four window sashes.and the ylass, wrecked the stove -and broke up a lot of cooking utenails. He was arrested, and yesterday morning pleaded guilty in. Judge Garthe’s Court to a charge of. malicious mischief. He will be sentenced to-day, Leitch telnet ca Candidates fer Appointment. Pat. Kalagher, Nathaniel Bailey, Wm. Scott and Joe Lewis of Ractory street applied before the Board of City Trustees night before last as candidates for the position, of night watchman made. vaéant. by the removal of Mr. Canfield. Mz, Kalagher was provided with a bottle of port wine, Which he tendered-to the city fathers asa token’ of his esteem, They informed bim.that durihdg.the progress of the meeting it would not be exactly the proper thing for them to imbibe. Apiadjourninent of the body waa hawever soon broughtabout when.they cleerily proceeded. to moisten their official throats with tha.palatable grape jaice,© Ib might be avell to state that no appo ntmant willbe made for several days. If port wine, cigars, etc., shoul . continue to pourin on the Trnatees meantime, those. gentlemen will doubtless be obliged to call in all their friends so the spoils miay be properly disposed of, The New Time Table. ~~ Superintendent Kidder says that on and after the 28th instant trains ‘will probably run as follows: Daily except Sundays— Leave fNevada at 9:25 a. mM. atrive im) San Francisco at 7:05 P. My _ Leave Colfax at 12 m, Nevada at 2:05 Pp, mM. Daily—Leave Nevada at 3:25 P. M.: Atrive in Colfax at.5:20 P. Mm. Leave San Francisco at 9:30 a. m. Leave Colfax at & BP: M. Arrive in ~~ Nevadmat 7:57 Pp, M. a Arrive in >.> November Bualllom@®reducté; The Bulletin gives the product for Novembot frbwtWe following Nevada county geld mines: Idaho, $20,000, Mi: se} $71,000; North Bloomfield, $15,900; Pittsburg, $4,400, 3 hie “face On motion it was ordered.that the While the wounds were no‘ dangerous they were painful, one eye being se—— . gterrétbounty Minmsters. The Downieville Méssenger of Satunday says: A man fell.90 feet in the shaft at the old Alagka mine, Pike City, one day last week, and was. badly injured. r ics th Got A few day#ago,: Miss ara Cole, adopted daughteroFD. T. Cole, received seriqus injuries while riding on snaw shoes at the -Mountain House. Ashort time since, while Wm. Rollins was handling a box, of giant caps in the Bald Mountain mine at Forest City, the whole lot, abouta bandred, exploded, cutting a hole through a two-inch plank, and knocking down several sets of timbers. Foxtunate’'y Mr. Rollins escaped without serious injury. Vm. ‘Foll, while working alone in a tunnel gn his miningclaim at Monte Cristo,, was severely. injured, on ‘Tuesday last,by the unlooked for explosion of a blast which he had put in., It seems he had. put in two blasts, one with a long fuse and one with a short one. He lighted the long. fuse and tried to light the short one, but without sweesg. Fearing an ‘exp osion he retired. The blast which he had fired exploded and after waiting a little the second blast. Going back in the tunnel-he waited awhile but there his lungs with fresksair he ran_forward and arrived jist as the blast went off, the flying‘reck striing him on tlie side of the head and inthe face, He was able to walk to town where Dr. Jump dressed his wounds taking a number of pieecs of rock out of his face. The bones of the side o abraded and scratched. verely injured, it is feared. Annie Driver Again. ding a Chinaman. She says, among other things: ‘‘Ii*never lived . at 9124 Mission street, but reside at my good conduct.,. Hoping this will relieve the anguish of, my many friends, I sti'l remain Annie Driver —not Mra Wah Yiek.” _———— — Oo] -—— Odd Fellows Election. The folowing isa list of Officers elected. by Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47; 1.0. O. F., Nevada City, Monday Evening, Deo, 2nd. Tie dignation became proportionally hot. . stallation Monday evening, January . and see them. _ 12th, 1880: Chief Patwiarch, R. D. Carter; High Priest, W. C. Groves; Senior Warden, L. M. Sukeforth; Scribe, J. B. Johigen; J.C. Rich; Senior "Warden, G. Schmittburg. ; sian niinhncnnpseeetisucsigy sills Bor Sale af 'n,#acriflec. yon Having conclidéd to quit business at my'store and boarding house on Broad street,;'ngar the National Hotel, I will this-week sell at a great sacrifice all the'camdy, toys, liquors, etc., in the storé,;and alsoa number of tables, chair's}*atoves, and’ other household articlés G, W. Smgarer. December 23-38% oe oe Bedroom Suits aad Felding Chairs. Mrs. J. E. Jobhston has received ano'her invoice of . those beautiful folding and hight chairs in. various styles and designs; also same more of those nice bedroom guiés,. which are being sold at’ astonisitfigly ‘low prices. They make very desiraole Ohristmas presenta! d23 i a EAser’s Orehesira Can be engaged ‘té& play ab public aud private parties, at very reasonable rates.’ Apply to the agenty’ d4-Lm Pror, FRUNEMANN. ——_—— a + oe —— Sugar Pine Shingles For Sale. — A No. 1 Shingle, made of tha best quality of sugar pine lumber, for sale ok $3.50 per thousand. For sale at thea Ice House, on the Plaza, Nevada City. J. 8. Toompson, November 23d, 1879. o-oo Beautiful Stock. Mee: J. E. Johitston’ has. jydt re‘} ceived another large and beautiful stock of Furniture which she offers for sale at unprecedented low rates. The goods are of the very late styles and comprise everything ustally kept in a first-class establishmait of this kind. If you want something nice fora Christmas.or New. Yeae's . present, don’t fail to cail at the Furnjiture Store of Mrs. J. E. Jdmyfe mw, Commercial street. d21 ' Cheapest Place to Buy Presents. W. A. Sigourney, ,the well known crockery and glass dealer, is in/re: eceipt of a fine stock of articles switable for holiday presents, to which he invites the attention of the public. Country, dealers supplied: d4 Treasurer, . ~ A Beantifal Christmas Present. Frank Guild has in his store a No. 1 Bradbury Piano(new,) also one Ha’e Piano (new,) and one Emerson Piano (second hand} also two Smith American Organs, which will be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere.on the coast, San Francisco not excepted, for cash or On easy installments. d21-3t _— oe = aa Go to Mrs Lester & Crawford's uad see the enchanted Table or Bewitched People. d21-3t. eS ee Lost. ——— On the 8th of December, in Nevada City, or between ibere and North Bloomfield, a gold and mpsaic bar pin; design, bird and floweras. If the tinder will return it to this office he will be suitably rewarded d18-lw Musical instrument Agency. Prof. Halleck of this city has been appoinged agent in Nevada county . in thecity prison not to exaped ten days, or for Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Fraacisco. He willsell pianos and On motion it.was ordered that the! while he went up tethe face of the . organs at greatly reduced rates. Easy Board rescind their action of last. tunnel and tried teJight the fuse of}; 4 iments, 80 that sll:can: afford to buy. This affords an excellent, opstrip of property on Uniow street to being no explosionshe thought the . portunity to purchase a useful. Holifuse had failed to igmite, and filling day gift for some triend or relative. Nevada City, December 14-t& Fine;-HMams and Bacon. Charles~ Kent, at the Keystone Market, has jyst turned out from his f the . Smoke-house some of the finest Jams face were considerably bruised and . and Bacon ever offered for sale in Nevada ,City, which he offers at very di4-tf, —-ee Where to Buy Holiday Presents. ow rates. C. J. Brand has just received a Annie Driver writes a letter from . large andmagnificent stock of gold, John Eddy has for some time -past San Francisco to the‘ TRaNscriPr in . silver and ylated ware, which he has been boarding with his aunt, My's. wich she denies in strong terms the . imported expressly for the Holidays, Elizabe.h, Eddy, who lives near the. charge that’she contemplates wed. and he is selling goods cheaper, than any house in Nevada city.or couuty. Also 18 caret standard. jewelry. of all that unless he paid for his food:and . 949 Stevenson street ‘with a family . descriptions, of his own make on lodging, she wished he would seek . that wil vonch fommy character and . hand. Call and see his stock on Broad sisyet, above B!umenthal’s dry goods store. a dis Beautiful China and Glassware. Thos. Legg will sell beautiful vases and glassware below San Francisco prices. These goods must be sold . before the Holidays are over. Call dl4-té. Don't Yeu Forget It. —— C. J. Brand’s, Broad street, next, door tv Blumenthal’s, is the only jewelry store in Nevada city where { you can get 18 caret standard gold jewelry made to order, in any style desired, and mounted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, amethysts, topaz, cameos, ete, Do not buy trash of those who have had no experience in the business and don’t know gold from brass, but go to.Brand’s where you can get solid gold jewelry. —_-----+o.Christmas and New Year's Cake. John Hurst is prepared .to. make Pound, Sponge, Jelly’ and. other kinds of cake for the holidays, in the very best manner, and ‘fresh in the'latest style of the art. Allkinds of decoratioifon hand. dl9-Lw Holiday Presents, Ihave just received a large assortment of Holiday Presents, and the best way for you to find out what my Goods consist of is by calling at my store on Broad street. Dec. 16, 1879. ALEx. Zexinn. ~~ > 2 > — Multum Pre Parvo. Go to the Sxue, Commercial St., for good Beer and Cigars at. 4 ceuta each, alO-tf What is Sere Anprepriate For a holiday present than a pair of beautiful shoes or slippers? Call at W. R. Coe’s, and. see his new stock, d20 ° Miniature Bed Keom Scts. Frank Guild has in his auction rooms a fewminiature bed-room sets which he will sell for cost. Alsoa arge assortment of folding chairs aud rockers. d21-4t a \ 4@ Unsurpassed tor style and _finish are the pictures made at the **Rudolph’ Photo-Gallery.” CoLurns operator. juld t <><. Your Attention.” Fe ynthor oem delightful,” legins ana mos! e & and astina perfume in the world. Has no equal, and is fast surpassing all other colognes, foreign er American. Try it. Fra Trial Large size one ’ WALTER D, VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. gy Se ali diseases of ungs. most perfect medicine for coughs, colds, whooping asthma, bronchitis, acute or chronic, the relief of consum Try it. Try it (WALTER D. VINTON, Ag't Nevada City. for 50 cents a pair, also fancy China . aig . ! ‘ At Grass Valley, December 17, 1879, to Joseph Buzza and wife, a daughter. At Grass Valley, December 20, 1879, to W. M. Storer and wife, @ son. So AtGrass Valley, December 22, 1879, to Fred Bamberyer and wife,a son--an 11 pounder. —EeEe rrr guenermre enema Ordinance, No. — € N relation to Awnings, Shades, Balconies and Eaves, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain as follows: ; Section 1. No person owning, or occupying any building fronting uponany: pablic street, shalk.construct or cause to be vonstructed or inaintained, any awning, shade or batcony before such building and extending over, the sidewalk, exeept in accordance with the . following provisions: : 1.—Every awning shade or balcony, not extending to the line of the curb, and also the cave of roofs fronting upon any public street, shall haze a guttemand spout to conduct the water-to the building amd then to the outer line of the sidewalk. . 2.—No awning, shade or balcony,shall extend to the outer line of the sidewalk. Seefion 2. Any person vielatiag any ofthe provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and be punished by a.fine of not less than ten nor more than e¢nehundred dollarz, or imprisonment by beth such fine and imprisonment. Passed December, 22d, 1879. J. C. LOCKLEN, President K. Casrer, Clerk, © d24. Bridge Notice. WW pecans hereby given that the Virginia iN Turnpike Company will apply to the Hon. Board-of Supervisors in and for the county of Neyada, at the Court House in Nevada City, on Monday, January 5th, 1890, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, oras soon thereafter as,a hearing can be had, for a renewal of license $0 take toll upon the bridge across.the South: Yuba River at Bridgeport in the eounty of Nevada. VIRGINIA TURNPIKE C"'., Per NILES 3#ARLS, Adt’y. — Cl) Ps BOOTS —AND— SHOES, Has just Been received by VW. ER. COB, Cor. Commercial and Main Street, ,? Consisting of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, A large stock of Gents’ Fine Cali, Kip and Nail Boots, Gent’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes, and Alastras. Ladies.and Gent’s Slippers, of all inds, Frensh Shoe Dressing ! For Ladies and Children’s, Shoes—a large lot just received, and warranted. not to crack the leather. WATCHES --AND— JEWELRY —FOR— Christmas and New Year’s: WATCHMAKER3 —AND-— TEWwvELERS,, Broad Street, Nevapa Crrr, : Hi ‘rixest assouruents Or 3 s ME) OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, , SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, ETC., Ever brought to Nevada County. yome MADE JEWELR A SPECIALTY, . And gotten apinthe most Beautiful Styles Imaginable aad set with Diamonds, Pearls, Rabys, sapphires, . Amethyat{s, . b And ether Precicus Stones. Breastpins, Bar-rings, Chaing, Rings, . Stes, dic. Warranted 1Sarats Fina Silver and Plated Ware. A Beautiful assortment for the Hokidays. Watches and Clecks repaired in the very best manmuer.As we do our own week; eustenneenienn rely upon getting everything done in the best man . want te make Holiday Presents, call on at the lowest rates. ner, and at pricesdower than any other house }considering the quatity of goods. 4£@°lf yources before purchasing e sewherere rr cemeenios — ——_ Hurrah for the Blind iat R. N. SMoor, Oz DOOR ABOVE UNION . Horgy, a 0 og seal for the Hblidays Toys, Fancy Work Boxes, Doll. Trumpets, Horns, Pistols, Ag. ’ buals, Purses, Pocket Books Boys’ Tool Chests, ‘ Churns, Monkeys, Stationery, ete CONFECTIONERY. arn line of Fancy Candy in the City P norama Hearts, Paserama Eggs} Mix2d Candies» Figs;.Nuts, ie, CIGARS AWD TOBACCO, \ My stock of Cigars and Tobaceo j plete, .and I can offer better brands py mone X than any stere in Nevada City. I seli for 5 Cents, the same quality of Cigars that other places ask 10 Cents for.My 10 Cent Cigars are equal those. sold at other places for two bits, Limes, Lemons and Oranges, . A specialty. Constantly received and sold d18-1m GRAND CHRISIMAS Barlr To be given under the auspices of the HY SOCIAL CLUB, —ON— THURSDAY EVEG, Dec. 25th, At Temperance Hall. Elser’s Fine String Band has been engaged. for the ogeasion. Tickets $1.00. lr Be BEAUTIFUL STOCK OYSTER AND conrecrion. ERY DEPOT. Nee ee HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE stock of choice German Lakohen Cakes, Fresh Candies, Fancy Articles,:. And Nuts, Fer the Holidays. * —ALso— wresh 1 Eastern YQ * . California. , Always ou hand and served up in any style desired. Thankful for past ‘patronage I respectfully aolicita continuauce of the same a9 ANTONIO TAM. A ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STRERT; NEVADA CITY,. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK — HOLIDAY goons, FANCY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, ETC.,, Ever brought: to: Nevada City, parts of the county are invited te I guarantee to, sell cheaper thas LUETJE & BRAND.-> “November 20,4879, any ether store in the mountsins. People of Nevada City and other ~ call and examine his Goods and Pri: Most o' city will . Night 1 to make terday the rule a There ' \olic ebur row mor singers \ Officer by any 1 test the action in end. Boys, . night. 1 enough t pected, . relative. While sitting i street M ball stru a; painful be more Geo. friend in yesterda fine ste have vie dog-gone This 1 mas. T purchase money . ments ir chasing therein. fF Cal. days in county . Leroy State U: ville Ac: John . ing a cor Busines: rived he a brief 1 f# Robe: family : eisco, W York ©: ter plac object a ments f oceal 8 formerl: _ columns Cougr The ¢ prepara mas Evy orated } will be branche the Wei, on some¢ A brief and Ch the chi present fer thei be tak tribute To-r Club v Hall, : Vertise their f tion te tra wi Hall 5 manne a:reall fail to A pl a relia the Sa Wash few w soon ¢ perint arrive Year’s ranget Thi yester j@urhy hess t 3lst in The lic at on Br class ; tracti) propo to pu Fishe differ, store, with, by he worn . from . Dr. with . Holid land. in Ne and a

ea ponents coy 2s = Ot ee Fhe Daily Transcript, _MEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. ‘Wednesday, Dec. 24th, 1879 Tie Literary Associat fon. There was a good-sized and very tutelliyent’ audience of. ladies and gentlemen at the Baptist church Mohday evening. The musical and literary programme was one of unusual merit. Me. F.Elser’s clarionet _solo aul Ma. Dy Selim’s song each reveived au encore; ‘Master Robert Organ ‘delivered .a humorous recitatidn, and there were two quartettes. --one by Missés Annie Naffziger and N: Kimball;, Prof.’ Halleckand: Mr, . Webber; the other by Messrs: Brown, Halleck; Weber ant’ Selim-—and th3y were rendered in a finished manner. The leading feature of ‘the entertainment was the lecture entiiled‘‘Somersaults: of Enrotion”by Mr. J. Albert Wilson’of, New York. He began by’ thanking his large and erttical audiences beforehand for their kind attention, as he feared when he got thneugh there might not be many of them’there. He defined physical, mental and emotional somersaults, and classified human“emotion under three emotional signals—humor, s8atire, pathos, Hethen procéeded by means of mahy quaint anecdates from his own experience and . observations’ in. .‘different parts ‘of the world, to illustrate these various phases of emotion. ’ The lecture lasted about one hotr; and’for the whole of that’ timd’ he’ held. his audience in'rapt attensieni!: At every dozen setitences a ripple of laughter would begin at one end of the church, and flow in waves of merriment, until it} ended in a roar ‘at the other end. Gtay-headed nen were convulsed with langhter, and mothers and mbidens vied with each other in cachination. Yet the lecture was not all humor. There were very many passages replete with deep, thought, and every illustration, had its moral. As a humorist, ,Mr. Wilson will compare faverably with the best in America;.as.an orator he has few superiors. ~ a to — Amateur Dramatic Society. \ anand are being made to organize an amateur dramatic society in this city as soon as the excitement attendant on the Holidays has quieted. A number of ladies and géntlemeh who possess the talents nécessary to render the parts that may be assigned .them have already signified a. willingness to join the as’ sdeiation).and there are doubtless a nitmber of others who. will also extend their aid. Such plays as ‘‘Undér the Gaslight,” Streets of New York,” “Struck Oil,” ‘‘Woodcock’s Little Game,” ete., will probably be chosen for presentation, in case sufficent® encouragement is met with. Entirely new scenery willbe painted, . and the general manageinent will be in the hands of an experienced and competent party. The proceeds of the entertainmentaavall be devoted te worthy.ch ritable objects. Skipments of Gold. Last week the Citizens: Bank purchased in smalllots and shippea to the’ Bay the sum of $5,200. This was all'taken out by parties engaged in’ quartz and gravel mining on a limited scale. Add to it the amounts purchased from ‘similar sources by other bankeré ant cindividuals, besides the yield of'tlle' ten or twelve big mines inthe locality, and it will be seen that Nevada City. district puts many thousand dollars’ worth, of gold into circulation every week. ee The tronctad. ° The Ironclad mine at Rough*-and Ready is in ‘a ~ prospetous. shape. Another boily ef oot bre has rycently been developed, and contrary to tlie expectations of many the deposits of gold-bearing rock are improving steadily in extent and signs of pérmanency, The new mill and rdduction mathinery connected, therewith will start next Thursday, afid the opening ni ofthe mine will be pushed ahead as rtjidty as. possibie from that tinte forth. é 4 PES Poe Accident to a Minor. * Richard Samdow, while working in tie Providenceumine. Monday afterndon waa severely injured by a cave id one of the drifts, His right thigh was broken jn two places, and he received several bruises about the body afid head. Dr. Vatantine was called and. set the fractured limb. + The injuries are of a very severe character, amd .will, disable Sandow from work for some time. He has a wifé and six children. The family are tecentiy from Lake Superior. City TYustees weet vied. The Board of City Trustees held a special meeting Mondaf, evening. The contract for gradiig and macadamizing Union street was awarded to Fréderick Jacobs, his bid being $10, and the lowest, There were two other bids, respectively of $290 and $147. Mr. Jacobssbids are as follows:: . lst section (Kistle) $40 ; ‘2d ‘section: (Downing) $44 ; 3d seetion . (Sanford) $21; 4th section (Thomas) p15. An ordinance in relation to awnings, shades, balconies and eaves was A petition of citizens asking that Bonlder street and the sidewalk on the north side be graded from Naffziger’s stable to the circus ground L-was received and denied in part, as the portion of, the street referred to is a county road and under the jurisdiction of Supervisor Wm.. H. Smith. Consideration of the portion concerning the sidewalk was post, poned till the next.meeting. week iu agreeing to sell a certain J. W. Downing for $39. An investigation was held in connection with the case of Thos Canfield-who.had been discharged from the police force. After a hearing of A.-M, Allen as & witness. in, his behalf, and Wm. Scott for. tha city, the Board reaffirmed ita previous action.’ election of policeman be postponed till next Friday evening. anes a On the War Path, Nevada: Foundry. That lady hint. ed to him very strongly several times another stopping place. He paid no attention to her desire, so night before last upon retiring she securely fastened all the doors and windows of the house. At two o’clock yesterday morning he went there and finding the ordinary meaus of entrance blockaded, lost his-temper. The night air was cod, and his inHe bombarded the outer deor and broke it down. He then; knocked another door to splinters, smashed four window sashes.and the ylass, wrecked the stove -and broke up a lot of cooking utenails. He was arrested, and yesterday morning pleaded guilty in. Judge Garthe’s Court to a charge of. malicious mischief. He will be sentenced to-day, Leitch telnet ca Candidates fer Appointment. Pat. Kalagher, Nathaniel Bailey, Wm. Scott and Joe Lewis of Ractory street applied before the Board of City Trustees night before last as candidates for the position, of night watchman made. vaéant. by the removal of Mr. Canfield.. Mz, Kalagher was provided with a bottle of port wine, Which he tendered-to the city fathers asa token’ of his esteem, They informed bim.that durihdg.the progress of the meeting it would not be exactly the proper thing for them to imbibe. Apiadjourninent of the body waa hawever soon broughtabout when.they cleerily proceeded. to moisten their official throats with tha.palatable grape jaice,© Ib might be avell to state that no appo ntmant willbe made for several days.. If port wine, cigars, etc., shoul . continue to pourin on the Trnatees meantime, those. gentlemen will doubtless be obliged to call in all their friends so the spoils miay be properly disposed of, The New Time Table. ~~ Superintendent Kidder says that on and after the 28th instant trains ‘will probably run as follows: Daily except Sundays— Leave fNevada at 9:25 a. mM. atrive im) San Francisco at 7:05 P. My _ Leave Colfax at 12 m, Nevada at 2:05 Pp, mM. Daily—Leave Nevada at 3:25 P. M.: Atrive in Colfax at.5:20 P. Mm. Leave San Francisco at 9:30 a. m. Leave Colfax at & BP: M. Arrive in ~~ Nevadmat 7:57 Pp, M. a Arrive in >.> November Bualllom@®reducté; The Bulletin gives the product for Novembot frbwtWe following Nevada county geld mines: Idaho, $20,000, Mi: se} $71,000; North Bloomfield, $15,900; Pittsburg, $4,400, 3 hie “face On motion it was ordered.that the While the wounds were no‘ dangerous they were painful, one eye being se—— . gterrétbounty Minmsters. The Downieville Méssenger of Satunday says: A man fell.90 feet in the shaft at the old Alagka mine, Pike City, one day last week, and was. badly injured. r ics th Got A few day#ago,: Miss ara Cole, adopted daughteroFD. T. Cole, received seriqus injuries while riding on snaw shoes at the -Mountain House. Ashort time since, while Wm. Rollins was handling a box, of giant caps in the Bald Mountain mine at Forest City, the whole lot, abouta bandred, exploded, cutting a hole through a two-inch plank, and knocking down several sets of timbers. Foxtunate’'y Mr. Rollins escaped without serious injury. Vm. ‘Foll, while working alone in a tunnel gn his miningclaim at Monte Cristo,, was severely. injured, on ‘Tuesday last,by the unlooked for explosion of a blast which he had put in., It seems he had. put in two blasts, one with a long fuse and one with a short one. He lighted the long. fuse and tried to light the short one, but without sweesg. Fearing an ‘exp osion he retired. The blast which he had fired exploded and after waiting a little the second blast. Going back in the tunnel-he waited awhile but there his lungs with fresksair he ran_forward and arrived jist as the blast went off, the flying‘reck striing him on tlie side of the head and inthe face, He was able to walk to town where Dr. Jump dressed his wounds taking a number of pieecs of rock out of his face. The bones of the side o abraded and scratched. verely injured, it is feared. Annie Driver Again. ding a Chinaman. She says, among other things: ‘‘Ii*never lived . at 9124 Mission street, but reside at my good conduct.,. Hoping this will relieve the anguish of, my many friends, I sti'l remain Annie Driver —not Mra Wah Yiek.” _———— — Oo] -—— Odd Fellows Election. The folowing isa list of Officers elected. by Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47; 1.0. O. F., Nevada City, Monday Evening, Deo, 2nd. Tie dignation became proportionally hot. . stallation Monday evening, January . and see them. _ 12th, 1880: Chief Patwiarch, R. D. Carter; High Priest, W. C. Groves; Senior Warden, L. M. Sukeforth; Scribe, J. B. Johigen; J.C. Rich; Senior "Warden, G. Schmittburg. ; sian niinhncnnpseeetisucsigy sills Bor Sale af 'n,#acriflec. yon Having conclidéd to quit business at my'store and boarding house on Broad street,;'ngar the National Hotel, I will this-week sell at a great sacrifice all the'camdy, toys, liquors, etc., in the storé,;and alsoa number of tables, chair's}*atoves, and’ other household articlés G, W. Smgarer. December 23-38% oe oe Bedroom Suits aad Felding Chairs. Mrs. J. E. Jobhston has received ano'her invoice of . those beautiful folding and hight chairs in. various styles and designs; also same more of those nice bedroom guiés,. which are being sold at’ astonisitfigly ‘low prices. They make very desiraole Ohristmas presenta! d23 i a EAser’s Orehesira Can be engaged ‘té& play ab public aud private parties, at very reasonable rates.’ Apply to the agenty’ d4-Lm Pror, FRUNEMANN. ——_—— a + oe —— Sugar Pine Shingles For Sale. — A No. 1 Shingle, made of tha best quality of sugar pine lumber, for sale ok $3.50 per thousand. For sale at thea Ice House, on the Plaza, Nevada City. J. 8. Toompson, November 23d, 1879. o-oo Beautiful Stock. Mee: J. E. Johitston’ has. jydt re‘} ceived another large and beautiful stock of Furniture which she offers for sale at unprecedented low rates. The goods are of the very late styles and comprise everything ustally kept in a first-class establishmait of this kind. If you want something nice fora Christmas.or New. Yeae's . present, don’t fail to cail at the Furnjiture Store of Mrs. J. E. Jdmyfe mw, Commercial street. d21 ' Cheapest Place to Buy Presents. W. A. Sigourney, ,the well known crockery and glass dealer, is in/re: eceipt of a fine stock of articles switable for holiday presents, to which he invites the attention of the public. Country, dealers supplied: d4 Treasurer, . ~ A Beantifal Christmas Present. Frank Guild has in his store a No. 1 Bradbury Piano(new,) also one Ha’e Piano (new,) and one Emerson Piano (second hand} also two Smith American Organs, which will be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere.on the coast, San Francisco not excepted, for cash or On easy installments. d21-3t _— oe = aa Go to Mrs Lester & Crawford's uad see the enchanted Table or Bewitched People. d21-3t. eS ee Lost. ——— On the 8th of December, in Nevada City, or between ibere and North Bloomfield, a gold and mpsaic bar pin; design, bird and floweras. If the tinder will return it to this office he will be suitably rewarded d18-lw Musical instrument Agency. Prof. Halleck of this city has been appoinged agent in Nevada county . in thecity prison not to exaped ten days, or for Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Fraacisco. He willsell pianos and On motion it.was ordered that the! while he went up tethe face of the . organs at greatly reduced rates. Easy Board rescind their action of last. tunnel and tried teJight the fuse of}; 4 iments, 80 that sll:can: afford to buy. This affords an excellent, opstrip of property on Uniow street to being no explosionshe thought the . portunity to purchase a useful. Holifuse had failed to igmite, and filling day gift for some triend or relative. Nevada City, December 14-t& Fine;-HMams and Bacon. Charles~ Kent, at the Keystone Market, has jyst turned out from his f the . Smoke-house some of the finest Jams face were considerably bruised and . and Bacon ever offered for sale in Nevada ,City, which he offers at very di4-tf, —-ee Where to Buy Holiday Presents. ow rates. C. J. Brand has just received a Annie Driver writes a letter from . large andmagnificent stock of gold, John Eddy has for some time -past San Francisco to the‘ TRaNscriPr in . silver and ylated ware, which he has been boarding with his aunt, My's. wich she denies in strong terms the . imported expressly for the Holidays, Elizabe.h, Eddy, who lives near the. charge that’she contemplates wed. and he is selling goods cheaper, than any house in Nevada city.or couuty. Also 18 caret standard. jewelry. of all that unless he paid for his food:and . 949 Stevenson street ‘with a family . descriptions, of his own make on lodging, she wished he would seek . that wil vonch fommy character and . hand. Call and see his stock on Broad sisyet, above B!umenthal’s dry goods store. a dis Beautiful China and Glassware. Thos. Legg will sell beautiful vases and glassware below San Francisco prices. These goods must be sold . before the Holidays are over. Call dl4-té.

Don't Yeu Forget It. —— C. J. Brand’s, Broad street, next, door tv Blumenthal’s, is the only jewelry store in Nevada city where { you can get 18 caret standard gold jewelry made to order, in any style desired, and mounted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, amethysts, topaz, cameos, ete, Do not buy trash of those who have had no experience in the business and don’t know gold from brass, but go to.Brand’s where you can get solid gold jewelry. —_-----+o.Christmas and New Year's Cake. John Hurst is prepared .to. make Pound, Sponge, Jelly’ and. other kinds of cake for the holidays, in the very best manner, and ‘fresh in the'latest style of the art. Allkinds of decoratioifon hand. dl9-Lw Holiday Presents, Ihave just received a large assortment of Holiday Presents, and the best way for you to find out what my Goods consist of is by calling at my store on Broad street. Dec. 16, 1879. ALEx. Zexinn. ~~ > 2 > — Multum Pre Parvo. Go to the Sxue, Commercial St., for good Beer and Cigars at. 4 ceuta each, alO-tf What is Sere Anprepriate For a holiday present than a pair of beautiful shoes or slippers? Call at W. R. Coe’s, and. see his new stock, d20 ° Miniature Bed Keom Scts. Frank Guild has in his auction rooms a fewminiature bed-room sets which he will sell for cost. Alsoa arge assortment of folding chairs aud rockers. d21-4t a \ 4@ Unsurpassed tor style and _finish are the pictures made at the **Rudolph’ Photo-Gallery.” CoLurns operator. juld t <><. Your Attention.” Fe ynthor oem delightful,” legins ana mos! e & and astina perfume in the world. Has no equal, and is fast surpassing all other colognes, foreign er American. Try it. Fra Trial Large size one ’ WALTER D, VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. gy Se ali diseases of ungs. most perfect medicine for coughs, colds, whooping asthma, bronchitis, acute or chronic, the relief of consum Try it. Try it (WALTER D. VINTON, Ag't Nevada City. for 50 cents a pair, also fancy China . aig . ! ‘ At Grass Valley, December 17, 1879, to Joseph Buzza and wife, a daughter. At Grass Valley, December 20, 1879, to W. M. Storer and wife, @ son. So AtGrass Valley, December 22, 1879, to Fred Bamberyer and wife,a son--an 11 pounder. —EeEe rrr guenermre enema Ordinance, No. — € N relation to Awnings, Shades, Balconies and Eaves, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain as follows: ; Section 1. No person owning, or occupying any building fronting uponany: pablic street, shalk.construct or cause to be vonstructed or inaintained, any awning, shade or batcony before such building and extending over, the sidewalk, exeept in accordance with the . following provisions: : 1.—Every awning shade or balcony, not extending to the line of the curb, and also the cave of roofs fronting upon any public street, shall haze a guttemand spout to conduct the water-to the building amd then to the outer line of the sidewalk. . 2.—No awning, shade or balcony,shall extend to the outer line of the sidewalk. Seefion 2. Any person vielatiag any ofthe provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and be punished by a.fine of not less than ten nor more than e¢nehundred dollarz, or imprisonment by beth such fine and imprisonment. Passed December, 22d, 1879. J. C. LOCKLEN, President K. Casrer, Clerk, © d24. Bridge Notice. WW pecans hereby given that the Virginia iN Turnpike Company will apply to the Hon. Board-of Supervisors in and for the county of Neyada, at the Court House in Nevada City, on Monday, January 5th, 1890, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, oras soon thereafter as,a hearing can be had, for a renewal of license $0 take toll upon the bridge across.the South: Yuba River at Bridgeport in the eounty of Nevada. VIRGINIA TURNPIKE C"'., Per NILES 3#ARLS, Adt’y. — Cl) Ps BOOTS —AND— SHOES, Has just Been received by VW. ER. COB, Cor. Commercial and Main Street, ,? Consisting of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, A large stock of Gents’ Fine Cali, Kip and Nail Boots, Gent’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes, and Alastras. Ladies.and Gent’s Slippers, of all inds, Frensh Shoe Dressing ! For Ladies and Children’s, Shoes—a large lot just received, and warranted. not to crack the leather. WATCHES --AND— JEWELRY —FOR— Christmas and New Year’s: WATCHMAKER3 —AND-— TEWwvELERS,, Broad Street, Nevapa Crrr, : Hi ‘rixest assouruents Or 3 s ME) OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, , SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, ETC., Ever brought to Nevada County. yome MADE JEWELR A SPECIALTY, . And gotten apinthe most Beautiful Styles Imaginable aad set with Diamonds, Pearls, Rabys, sapphires, . Amethyat{s, . b And ether Precicus Stones. Breastpins, Bar-rings, Chaing, Rings, . Stes, dic. Warranted 1Sarats Fina Silver and Plated Ware. A Beautiful assortment for the Hokidays. Watches and Clecks repaired in the very best manmuer.As we do our own week; eustenneenienn rely upon getting everything done in the best man . want te make Holiday Presents, call on at the lowest rates. ner, and at pricesdower than any other house }considering the quatity of goods. 4£@°lf yources before purchasing e sewherere rr cemeenios — ——_ Hurrah for the Blind iat R. N. SMoor, Oz DOOR ABOVE UNION . Horgy, a 0 og seal for the Hblidays Toys, Fancy Work Boxes, Doll. Trumpets, Horns, Pistols, Ag. ’ buals, Purses, Pocket Books Boys’ Tool Chests, ‘ Churns, Monkeys, Stationery, ete CONFECTIONERY. arn line of Fancy Candy in the City P norama Hearts, Paserama Eggs} Mix2d Candies» Figs;.Nuts, ie, CIGARS AWD TOBACCO, \ My stock of Cigars and Tobaceo j plete, .and I can offer better brands py mone X than any stere in Nevada City. I seli for 5 Cents, the same quality of Cigars that other places ask 10 Cents for.My 10 Cent Cigars are equal those. sold at other places for two bits, Limes, Lemons and Oranges, . A specialty. Constantly received and sold d18-1m GRAND CHRISIMAS Barlr To be given under the auspices of the HY SOCIAL CLUB, —ON— THURSDAY EVEG, Dec. 25th, At Temperance Hall. Elser’s Fine String Band has been engaged. for the ogeasion. Tickets $1.00. lr Be BEAUTIFUL STOCK OYSTER AND conrecrion. ERY DEPOT. Nee ee HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE stock of choice German Lakohen Cakes, Fresh Candies, Fancy Articles,:. And Nuts, Fer the Holidays. * —ALso— wresh 1 Eastern YQ * . California. , Always ou hand and served up in any style desired. Thankful for past ‘patronage I respectfully aolicita continuauce of the same a9 ANTONIO TAM. A ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STRERT; NEVADA CITY,. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK — HOLIDAY goons, FANCY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, ETC.,, Ever brought: to: Nevada City, parts of the county are invited te I guarantee to, sell cheaper thas LUETJE & BRAND.-> “November 20,4879, any ether store in the mountsins. People of Nevada City and other ~ call and examine his Goods and Pri: Most o' city will . Night 1 to make terday the rule a There ' \olic ebur row mor singers \ Officer by any 1 test the action in end. Boys, . night. 1 enough t pected, . relative. While sitting i street M ball stru a; painful be more Geo. friend in yesterda fine ste have vie dog-gone This 1 mas. T purchase money . ments ir chasing therein. fF Cal. days in county . Leroy State U: ville Ac: John . ing a cor Busines: rived he a brief 1 f# Robe: family : eisco, W York ©: ter plac object a ments f oceal 8 formerl: _ columns Cougr The ¢ prepara mas Evy orated } will be branche the Wei, on some¢ A brief and Ch the chi present fer thei be tak tribute To-r Club v Hall, : Vertise their f tion te tra wi Hall 5 manne a:reall fail to A pl a relia the Sa Wash few w soon ¢ perint arrive Year’s ranget Thi yester j@urhy hess t 3lst in The lic at on Br class ; tracti) propo to pu Fishe differ, store, with, by he worn . from . Dr. with . Holid land. in Ne and a