December 4, 1881 (4 pages)

~ ing above a poudof water. ‘close: to ' where the plank walk’ p sses. ~ Ahis body was discovered, ee SS The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘Sunday, ‘Deo. 5 4, 1881, ACCADENTAL DROWNING. 4 John R. Pooler, au Ol and Esteemed Cislzcit, Falls efa Piank and “fs Drowned Wille on His Way Home. Yesterday afternoon, while # Mr. Jones, of Willow Valley, was walk* ing along the plank walk, leading to QOustomah Hill, he discovered the arm and shoulder of a man protrad-. . ‘He came to town. and notified Justice Robinson, who procured assistance tre, better knowa as: Hamilton Hall. companies arrived at the scene. ConThe Burning of ‘Hamilton Rall. . A-correspondent sends us the following interesting account of the fire at Grass Valley on Friday morning. It is better and more graphically described 'than_any we have seen, pabsiensey I+ wa ror shih possible that H: milton at dould be burned without i lose Gt several aijoining buildings, but Friday morning's fire proved to the contrary. About one o'clock the bells sounded the alarm of.fire, which proved to be the TheaThe fire ‘had evidently caught from the rear of the building. as the whole end was ie fames and the fire burning high in the air before the fire and repaired to: the spot, and water. atantly recognized as those of Johr ‘ R. Poo er, an old and « stcemed residerit, who resided at Woode’ raviae. The pa: ticulars, as far as we-can Yesascertain them are as follows: terday afternoon Mr. Pooler came to town on business, and having com-~ pleted the same, stopped at the store of Wm, H. Smith, purchased a paper of tea aud started for home, Having got as far as Coyote hill, instead of taking the road he took the cut-off across claims, in which is a.pond of water, near which a plank walk “is ‘cons structed, The suppusitiou is that he stumbled or slipped off the plank; Which several (feet above “the pond, and precipitated into the water and Wiud, frou which he was unable to extricate himself. He could not have been dead long,’ as scarely an hou? had eapeed fromthe time he leff Smith’s store to when i3 quest ‘wis held by Justice Robinson Asad the jury returued a verdictaf ac“. eidental drowning. —— _ community. ae Mr. Pooler was a native of Nova Scotia, and was one of the oldest as well as most respec sted citizens in this He was about 82-years He was the father of Mrs, Dr: Chapman of this'city, and leaves an aged wife. -The sympathies of our people go out towards them in this old, aud drew the unfortunate man from the mud The remains were insome worked out An insidering the great start the fire had, the resdences: of Dr. McCormick and G. Hamilton were conceded hopeless, ‘and al efforts to:save them were thought a waste of time, The entire household furniture of Mr. Hamilton was soon removed across the strect. Chief Engineer Seliger, with his Assistants and men did ‘noble work, Several times the roof of Hamilton’s dwelling was on fire, and thé whole end adjoining the Hall was burned through to the ifside, Con-sidering the nearness of the dwelling to the Hall, aud ‘it being a frame strocture, itis wonderful how they saved it, The stable-of. Dr. MeCormick; immediately. back of the Hall was burned, and at. one time the residences of Edward Coleman and A. B. Dibble were ‘thought in danger. The fire companies first had two. streams playing against the building, when soon after a third was ordered on by the Chief Engineer, and the ‘flames thus being fought from three points were confined to the’burning building, and no further danger apprehended, Dr. McCormick’s residence on the south side was saved, but sustained damaye from water and the. falling of a brick chimney which: badly demolished the roof, The origin of the fire is unknown; and is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. “The loss of G. Hantilton was, $3,500 on Hall, and damage to dwelling, breakage of furniture aud from water, &c., about ’ scripr we asked the Bee ‘‘if the waz Bassetr's, audden aud uad bereavement, and a gloom has. settled over the whole community at the atllicting dispensation. —— Oe wes it Aniw eor'the Qacatlon. nin te Friday's issue of “the Tranter in the Sacramento river-was any clearer now thamit was before the Sheriff shut the water off the juneted mines.” Bee replies thusly: Yos, he shnt it offy but we haver no evidence that it has been kept shut off! Wil the ‘hanscurrr assure us upon its honor that the water has not been turned On since he shut it off and none of the.enjoimed mines have since been worked ? Make an; awer and the Bee will tell what. it knows upon the question at issue, In reply tothe ‘above * we would state that the mines spolcen are from twelve to fifteea miles from this city. and we have no personal knowledge whether they worked since the Sheriff shut off the water or not, The Sheriff has had occasion to visit that section since he shut the wa-, ter offand found the water not turned on for the purpose of working the mines, Now we-have.candidly anawered the Bee’s question, will it answer ours ? have began beri f Mention, The Tidings is biviée to get up a political boom, Tt names. b.-0 Tompkins, J. B. Conn and K.P. Sandford as candifates for Sheriff ‘These men may all be dead ‘before the time comes around for the convention to meet. Mr. Tidings postpone that subject for about a year, that will be plenty svon enough Let us have peace, about L$ 509. ble’s residence was badly scorched. . The Good Lemp'ars will be on the 250. Win, McCormick's loss is The ‘end of A. B. Dibsan Juan Cobresponacnce. We have reveived a very interesting correspondence from North San Juan; but owimg-to its great length, and the small space we have to de' vote to reading matter on account of be great rush of advertisements, we are unable to publish ‘ouly ~the fot‘ lewing portions of it: © Thursday afternoon a young msn ‘by the name of Gilbert Wood, died . gt Sweetland, of typhoid fever. He was anephew of Jas. Wood Easq., the merchant. Re was taken sick at “Gras Valley—whiere he had been working—about three weeks ago, got better, and returned to his home despite the advice of his physicians and friehds. He took relapse, hence death ensued. He was nineteen years of age. : The Good Templars here are agi; tating, 80 I am informed, the propriety of enforcin, the Sunday law. The saloon keepers say they have no law, provided it is impartially enforved, but noone man shall keep open tothe exclusion of: others. The businesa men generally, regard the measure favorably. Suuday will decide the matter here, one — or the other, oe Superior Court. The following business was eine acted in the Superior Court -yesterday, Judge Joha Caldwell presiding: J. C. Broderick vs. His creditors. Jury trial. Verdict for the creditors. granted. People va, Pingree. Sentence postponed for one week. People vs. J. Tampkin., Trial postponed, W. W. Cross, Administrator ‘of estate of T. W. Sigourney vs Geo. W. Smith. H. ¥. Reardan appears for plaintiff, and J. M. Walling for defendant. On trial. : oa 3 At the Churches To-day. Services at the M, EK, Church today. Preaching at Ll a. M. and 7 P. mM. Class meetihg at 9:30 a. M. in the vestry. Sabbath Scoool at 12:30 P.M, Religious services in the vestry every’ evening during the week. Rev. E. Jacka, pastor. There will be preaching at the Congregational Church, morning and The rain of Thursday was a great assistance in preventing the spread of the flames, as all the buildings were ‘wet and the fire more easily checked. A-bright moon was also of great service in enabling the fire department to work to advantage, ee @®ining Items. Every mining item that is) published in the. TRANrcrirr is copied into the Boston Economist,, New York Indicator, New York Mining Record,. New York Stock Report, and the New York World.~ This. fact of itself should: induce everyone who knows of any good &nd_ reliable mining items to. hand them to our reporter for publivation, Nevada county needs all the aotoriety it can get, aud that very thing will attract the attention.of capitalists to this section. We want. capital to work our inexhaustible quartz mines, and as soon as’ we get it renewed prosperity is ours. Everybody living here should take exspcial _pains in seeing that all information relative to mining is pabtiahes in the local papers, The Grass Valley Union says: The foundations for the new pumping machinery for the Idaho mine are completed and ready for the large new engine being constructed at San’ Francisco. That part of the work is behind hand and Superintendent Coleman is now at the Bay for the purpose of hastening its completion, The New York Mining Record, -in spéiking of the Rising Sun, mine at Colfax, soyes Reports re-eived at the alert to-day. All parties keeping . (oO npany’s office about this property “their place 8 open. may calculate . are of the most “satisfactory nature, updh the fact, to a “lead moral eerand the general public should not be tainty,” that they will be introduced to Judge Rebinsou to-morrow morning. The Templars will see that. all! saloons, in particular, are closed, The back doors will be watched, as closdly as the front doors, Those _ who have failed to. supply ‘then: selves with gin must-yo without it to-day. Itis rough on the bummers, Tue sugar-cane yield in Louisiana is short. osu: Ge with the crowd to .Biann & it influenced. by the quotations made . im the present Mepresaest ntarket, Crvrves Crocker, President of the Southern Pacific Railroad, has stated that it is the intention, when their freight steamer connections with Europe are completed, as it is said they wiil-be within a year, to _, make the emigrant rates from Liver. pool to Califoruia about what they ; now are to New York, that is $35 or $40; At-these figares European immigration, will be. turned towards the Pacific States, a evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening, ‘‘How to spend. the Sabbath under existing cireumstances,”. All are invited. The Pingree Case. ' A very large crowd assembled at the Court House yesterday morning to hear the sentence to be pronounced against I. O. Pingree, who was found guilty of keeping a house of ill-fame. They were doomed to disappointment. J. I, Caldwell and J. M. Walling, attorneys for Pingree made a motion for stay of proveedings in order to give them time ,to parepre a stateinent to be submitted to the Court for a new trial, which was granted. Secretary Biante on Tuesday transmitted’to .London a very fine cabinet photograph of the late President Garfield, handsomely mounted, and enclosed ina. satin-covered frame, which was placed in a beautiful mahogany box, « gift from Mra, Garfied to Queen Vigtoria,. in response to the request of the latter some week#ugo fora photograph of the late President. The photograph sent was selected from.a' large number, and is regarded as an excellent likeness of the deceased President. Ir the killing Of a ruler is to be justified under the plea of insanity, asthey are trying to do in the Giteau case, every political murder can, be equally well justified, A zealot who believes that Arthur is not acting wisely, or that Blaine is not managing the affairs of state in a proper way, can shoot his man with impunity, being able to prove that there was no personal malice, and that he thought he was rendering his ameny 5 & service. __A Chicago diapatob says: “A private car belonging to the Central Pacific Railroad, and oveupied by. Mrs, J. C, Flood and daughter, arrived in this city over the Lake Skére Railway yesterday, and was taken west in the afternoon over the. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. For the luxnry of traveling in this special car from New York to San Franciago,, the ‘bonanza king’ pays objections and will comply with the; . while the assortment 18 complete can Stay of preceedings for 20 duys. . of the President; says: ‘The remov; al Was'necessary'to sive the nation from fain. ployed me because he always em-! loys the best material. felt the ; rd wanted me to do it to advertise my book.” Now the Lord will probably permit him to be hanged asa dangerous fook, +. __—** ANTONE TAM'S Holiday hill of Fare. A. Booth’s celebrated canned fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern —— in the shell or opened. Oysters served in any style desired. One ton of Fresh Candies, Nats, Figs and Dates. German Licoga Man Cake. Decorations for Christmas trees, And everything else for the Holidays, d4. Cee Selling at First Cost. Mrs. Rosenthal, Commercial street, is selling the entire stock of toys, fancy and holiday goo 's in the sto-e of A. Rosenthal, deceased, at first cost. Everything must be closed out by January Ist. Now is your tle or eething. 3t. a . a Parrizs wishing to select presents have the same taken care of and delivered just’ before Christmas ‘by Brand & Bassett. d3-3t. +e —-——— ; For Sale. A good ‘milch dente Soun H. Even, Indian Flat, d3-2t ATLL OLLIE LTD, NEEL EE EE SED, ——— —— ae HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Fripay, Dee. 2d, 188). J. D. Hanser, San Francisco. M. McIver, Washington, A; Nivens, City. — W. J. Rogers, Snow Poirt, L. G. Livermore, Scales, 8. Spencer, San Juan. J. Hacket, Smartsville, T. Major, New York. J. R. Davis, San Juan, é H. E. Wall, San Francisco. . W. Sullivan, Moore’s Flat. J. F. Lowell, San Francisco. W. W. Kirkham, Mt. Vernon, Erastts Box, Clerk. 2 ADMINISTRATRIX SALE! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. HE undersigned will, on and after this date, sell the entire’ stock, consisting of TOYS, — FANCY GOODS GLASSWARE, CUTLERY,CANDIES, NUTS, . CIGARS, And every article in the Store, AT COST! POSITIVELY FIRST COST! Buyers will do well to call and price goods before purchasing elsewhere, Dealers in the country can buy their Holidsy\Goods of me at a Great Sacrifice. —_—_—— The entire stock must be Sold before Jan. 1,1882. MRS. A. ROSENTHAL, Administratrix. of the estate of A. Rosenthal, decease.Commercial Street, Opposite Transerfipt Bleck, Nevada City, to the five railroads forming . the route, $',400,” burrito, eihden of ft ie PS Reyal Arch Jn Masons Anil ‘never faii to. give relief. sicians certificates on the back of ‘bottle. time to get holiday presents for lit-}, Apply at] TOBACCO,. —— The annual ‘heition, for officers of I knew the Lord eM . Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, R. A. Masons, will take place at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, ‘December 5th, A full attendance of members is éarnestly desired, and visiting Companions are cordiaily invited. H,. StansFtrxp, High Priest. J. H. Boar: man, Sec. d2 —-*e Soap Co's. ‘‘Best Soap” stands alone, .peerless, unrivaled and un®piproachable. It is made from ‘the best materiala, and will not chap thehapds in washing. €1-3W ‘Ne More Dyspepsia or tndtgettion. a Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X X © Bitters are the best-Bitters in uae. They Read ‘phySold everywhere. tf LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, Nevada city, DEALERS IN FINE. WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ee ac. E have just received and are manu facturing a magnificent stock of Holiday Goods, To Which we invite the attentien of the \ people of Nevada County. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PIX: s, RINGS, BRACELETS, ~ BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., ; Beautifully setinDiamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torqaocis, Garnets,Sapphires, Amethists, Quartz, and other ~ precions stones, Everything in our store is warranted as represented, and our HOME MADE JEWELRY is warranted 18 carats fine. We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you warit to make.a beautiful Christmas or New Year's Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, remembering that the BEST IS THE CHE PEST, And that this only place to get Watches and Jewelry That you can depend upon. Engraving Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repaired in the best manner and at low prices. Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short notice. Orders from the country promptty filled. Thankful for. the patronage extended to us in the past, we golicit its continuance, Nevada City, Nov, 28, 18381, In the iain soap the Standard Tite Beehive Grocery sella at low. er pfices than any other establish. ment in Nevada City. This is not mere talk,.as can be ascertained by calling and RS dit our prices with other dealers v4 Tq Yor Sale. _ _A Portable Bagine, 4x34, Apply : to i, G. AuLan, Nevada Fouttdry, ‘Nevada City, Sept. Tth—tf Mothers! Motticrs! 2 Mothers! {1 Are you dietitrbed at might and broken of your rest’by a sick child suffering aud crying with the excru. cjating pain of cutting teeth. Ii “4, go at once and get a bottle Mrs, Wivslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor cittle suffer. er lnmedi ately, you may depend . ae it; thereis no, inistake ‘Abou: There is not a mother on eart) vid gu evar used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It -is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant’ to the taste, and is the presi crip-tiquof one of the oldestand best female physicians (ani ~ nurses in the United States. Sold hbo eames 25 cente a bottle MASQUERADE BALL JONN MICHELL — Will gives MASQUPRADE BALL At 3 wats EXall, =. On Friday Eveni g,Dec. 9, 1881, Ap»tss10n— Gentlemen, $15 Badiesin mas\: fare. Spectators—Ledies, 28. cents; gentic men, 50 cents. “ For Sale or Lease. WH SELL THE EAGLE MINE st a reasonable price, or lease the saine to responsible parties for a certain period,Plenty of weod, timbers, etc., on hand, and everything ready to resume "work. at short notice. For partic ulars enquire at my store, Conmmiercial street, Nev ada City. nid W. WW. SMITH. «BEWARE or RRTIOM N BAKING POWDER a re ee LOLS LOLOL SZ SRL OL OL SLL EL . The Public is CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS imitations. dhe Pioneer Baking Powder is the onlyPowder consisting of nothing but REFINED . Grape Cream Tartar EnglishBicarb Sode SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. AScniune &(p. SAN FRANCISCO. —— “GREAT BOOTS,. SHOES, VALISES, WHITE GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE December 2, 1381, 2 . \ 20 DAY SLAUGHTER SALE DRY & FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING coops, HATS, TRUNKS, cooDs, JEWELRY, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, ‘Dolmans, etc.,: ech — At the Important Cheap Store, ON: BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank. CALL EARLY and secure’ bargains 9s‘gooils of all description wit be OR NOTHING. DAVE AUERBACH, Prop. ¥ Very vf Various a ee Geo. &. Francisco. Re»d Ar fare in ano Tha Pea ley is look Snow fia three feet. Mrs. E. a visit So't Keep'ys * ge-day ‘snc The suil etal, has morrow. Annual yada Roy? “nig, o Bernard appoit ted Hill mine. Fifteen BRAN CRE takes ‘ibe: The Tr. culation te its histor} Revival this week, FE. Chure' Hank £ the Bele] was in to’ Frank . atock of g Kent’s me Miss M drank, ta aouss, ‘S been jail. There a for the Px It is‘ rum get it, A Gras town yest filed in tl a divorce The sal _Brown es Superior Hothersa The” . shipped t gold. N quartz m The yc their pa mouth ¢ Ivy Clut evening. We sa terday a It came _ Murchie ‘by the P Young If you di ‘jon to tr uf being nasty ca We'sa ing hon “brick” 009 whic by J.J. the owne be made A. Sar taken a d ter, and i ed that h tianks tc and Mrs, care he is The c creditors o'clock F Saturday verdict .{ the secon tried, th being un: The Tr tered up der Billy not onl; financial, Ons that wed by ¢ who hag town at Publicar The » Just fou: kins did of Jud City of field M. exonors blame . ~ pink The lat Ville Ww! _ before

~ ing above a poudof water. ‘close: to ' where the plank walk’ p sses. ~ Ahis body was discovered, ee SS The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘Sunday, ‘Deo. 5 4, 1881, ACCADENTAL DROWNING. 4 John R. Pooler, au Ol and Esteemed Cislzcit, Falls efa Piank and “fs Drowned Wille on His Way Home. Yesterday afternoon, while # Mr. Jones, of Willow Valley, was walk* ing along the plank walk, leading to QOustomah Hill, he discovered the arm and shoulder of a man protrad-. . ‘He came to town. and notified Justice Robinson, who procured assistance tre, better knowa as: Hamilton Hall. companies arrived at the scene. ConThe Burning of ‘Hamilton Rall. . A-correspondent sends us the following interesting account of the fire at Grass Valley on Friday morning. It is better and more graphically described 'than_any we have seen, pabsiensey I+ wa ror shih possible that H: milton at dould be burned without i lose Gt several aijoining buildings, but Friday morning's fire proved to the contrary. About one o'clock the bells sounded the alarm of.fire, which proved to be the TheaThe fire ‘had evidently caught from the rear of the building. as the whole end was ie fames and the fire burning high in the air before the fire and repaired to: the spot, and water. atantly recognized as those of Johr ‘ R. Poo er, an old and « stcemed residerit, who resided at Woode’ raviae. The pa: ticulars, as far as we-can Yesascertain them are as follows: terday afternoon Mr. Pooler came to town on business, and having com-~ pleted the same, stopped at the store of Wm, H. Smith, purchased a paper of tea aud started for home, Having got as far as Coyote hill, instead of taking the road he took the cut-off across claims, in which is a.pond of water, near which a plank walk “is ‘cons structed, The suppusitiou is that he stumbled or slipped off the plank; Which several (feet above “the pond, and precipitated into the water and Wiud, frou which he was unable to extricate himself. He could not have been dead long,’ as scarely an hou? had eapeed fromthe time he leff Smith’s store to when i3 quest ‘wis held by Justice Robinson Asad the jury returued a verdictaf ac“. eidental drowning. —— _ community. ae Mr. Pooler was a native of Nova Scotia, and was one of the oldest as well as most respec sted citizens in this He was about 82-years He was the father of Mrs, Dr: Chapman of this'city, and leaves an aged wife. -The sympathies of our people go out towards them in this old, aud drew the unfortunate man from the mud The remains were insome worked out An insidering the great start the fire had, the resdences: of Dr. McCormick and G. Hamilton were conceded hopeless, ‘and al efforts to:save them were thought a waste of time, The entire household furniture of Mr. Hamilton was soon removed across the strect. Chief Engineer Seliger, with his Assistants and men did ‘noble work, Several times the roof of Hamilton’s dwelling was on fire, and thé whole end adjoining the Hall was burned through to the ifside, Con-sidering the nearness of the dwelling to the Hall, aud ‘it being a frame strocture, itis wonderful how they saved it, The stable-of. Dr. MeCormick; immediately. back of the Hall was burned, and at. one time the residences of Edward Coleman and A. B. Dibble were ‘thought in danger. The fire companies first had two. streams playing against the building, when soon after a third was ordered on by the Chief Engineer, and the ‘flames thus being fought from three points were confined to the’burning building, and no further danger apprehended, Dr. McCormick’s residence on the south side was saved, but sustained damaye from water and the. falling of a brick chimney which: badly demolished the roof, The origin of the fire is unknown; and is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. “The loss of G. Hantilton was, $3,500 on Hall, and damage to dwelling, breakage of furniture aud from water, &c., about ’ scripr we asked the Bee ‘‘if the waz Bassetr's, audden aud uad bereavement, and a gloom has. settled over the whole community at the atllicting dispensation. —— Oe wes it Aniw eor'the Qacatlon. nin te Friday's issue of “the Tranter in the Sacramento river-was any clearer now thamit was before the Sheriff shut the water off the juneted mines.” Bee replies thusly: Yos, he shnt it offy but we haver no evidence that it has been kept shut off! Wil the ‘hanscurrr assure us upon its honor that the water has not been turned On since he shut it off and none of the.enjoimed mines have since been worked ? Make an; awer and the Bee will tell what. it knows upon the question at issue, In reply tothe ‘above * we would state that the mines spolcen are from twelve to fifteea miles from this city. and we have no personal knowledge whether they worked since the Sheriff shut off the water or not, The Sheriff has had occasion to visit that section since he shut the wa-, ter offand found the water not turned on for the purpose of working the mines, Now we-have.candidly anawered the Bee’s question, will it answer ours ? have began beri f Mention, The Tidings is biviée to get up a political boom, Tt names. b.-0 Tompkins, J. B. Conn and K.P. Sandford as candifates for Sheriff ‘These men may all be dead ‘before the time comes around for the convention to meet. Mr. Tidings postpone that subject for about a year, that will be plenty svon enough Let us have peace, about L$ 509. ble’s residence was badly scorched. . The Good Lemp'ars will be on the 250. Win, McCormick's loss is The ‘end of A. B. Dibsan Juan Cobresponacnce. We have reveived a very interesting correspondence from North San Juan; but owimg-to its great length, and the small space we have to de' vote to reading matter on account of be great rush of advertisements, we are unable to publish ‘ouly ~the fot‘ lewing portions of it: © Thursday afternoon a young msn ‘by the name of Gilbert Wood, died . gt Sweetland, of typhoid fever. He was anephew of Jas. Wood Easq., the merchant. Re was taken sick at “Gras Valley—whiere he had been working—about three weeks ago, got better, and returned to his home despite the advice of his physicians and friehds. He took relapse, hence death ensued. He was nineteen years of age. : The Good Templars here are agi; tating, 80 I am informed, the propriety of enforcin, the Sunday law. The saloon keepers say they have no law, provided it is impartially enforved, but noone man shall keep open tothe exclusion of: others. The businesa men generally, regard the measure favorably. Suuday will decide the matter here, one — or the other, oe Superior Court. The following business was eine acted in the Superior Court -yesterday, Judge Joha Caldwell presiding: J. C. Broderick vs. His creditors. Jury trial. Verdict for the creditors. granted. People va, Pingree. Sentence postponed for one week. People vs. J. Tampkin., Trial postponed, W. W. Cross, Administrator ‘of estate of T. W. Sigourney vs Geo. W. Smith. H. ¥. Reardan appears for plaintiff, and J. M. Walling for defendant. On trial. : oa 3 At the Churches To-day. Services at the M, EK, Church today. Preaching at Ll a. M. and 7 P. mM. Class meetihg at 9:30 a. M. in the vestry. Sabbath Scoool at 12:30 P.M, Religious services in the vestry every’ evening during the week. Rev. E. Jacka, pastor. There will be preaching at the Congregational Church, morning and The rain of Thursday was a great assistance in preventing the spread of the flames, as all the buildings were ‘wet and the fire more easily checked. A-bright moon was also of great service in enabling the fire department to work to advantage, ee @®ining Items. Every mining item that is) published in the. TRANrcrirr is copied into the Boston Economist,, New York Indicator, New York Mining Record,. New York Stock Report, and the New York World.~ This. fact of itself should: induce everyone who knows of any good &nd_ reliable mining items to. hand them to our reporter for publivation, Nevada county needs all the aotoriety it can get, aud that very thing will attract the attention.of capitalists to this section. We want. capital to work our inexhaustible quartz mines, and as soon as’ we get it renewed prosperity is ours. Everybody living here should take exspcial _pains in seeing that all information relative to mining is pabtiahes in the local papers, The Grass Valley Union says: The foundations for the new pumping machinery for the Idaho mine are completed and ready for the large new engine being constructed at San’ Francisco. That part of the work is behind hand and Superintendent Coleman is now at the Bay for the purpose of hastening its completion, The New York Mining Record, -in spéiking of the Rising Sun, mine at Colfax, soyes Reports re-eived at the alert to-day. All parties keeping . (oO npany’s office about this property “their place 8 open. may calculate . are of the most “satisfactory nature, updh the fact, to a “lead moral eerand the general public should not be tainty,” that they will be introduced to Judge Rebinsou to-morrow morning. The Templars will see that. all! saloons, in particular, are closed, The back doors will be watched, as closdly as the front doors, Those _ who have failed to. supply ‘then: selves with gin must-yo without it to-day. Itis rough on the bummers, Tue sugar-cane yield in Louisiana is short. osu: Ge with the crowd to .Biann & it influenced. by the quotations made . im the present Mepresaest ntarket, Crvrves Crocker, President of the Southern Pacific Railroad, has stated that it is the intention, when their freight steamer connections with Europe are completed, as it is said they wiil-be within a year, to _, make the emigrant rates from Liver. pool to Califoruia about what they ; now are to New York, that is $35 or $40; At-these figares European immigration, will be. turned towards the Pacific States, a evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening, ‘‘How to spend. the Sabbath under existing cireumstances,”. All are invited. The Pingree Case. ' A very large crowd assembled at the Court House yesterday morning to hear the sentence to be pronounced against I. O. Pingree, who was found guilty of keeping a house of ill-fame. They were doomed to disappointment. J. I, Caldwell and J. M. Walling, attorneys for Pingree made a motion for stay of proveedings in order to give them time ,to parepre a stateinent to be submitted to the Court for a new trial, which was granted. Secretary Biante on Tuesday transmitted’to .London a very fine cabinet photograph of the late President Garfield, handsomely mounted, and enclosed ina. satin-covered frame, which was placed in a beautiful mahogany box, « gift from Mra, Garfied to Queen Vigtoria,. in response to the request of the latter some week#ugo fora photograph of the late President. The photograph sent was selected from.a' large number, and is regarded as an excellent likeness of the deceased President. Ir the killing Of a ruler is to be justified under the plea of insanity, asthey are trying to do in the Giteau case, every political murder can, be equally well justified, A zealot who believes that Arthur is not acting wisely, or that Blaine is not managing the affairs of state in a proper way, can shoot his man with impunity, being able to prove that there was no personal malice, and that he thought he was rendering his ameny 5 & service. __A Chicago diapatob says: “A private car belonging to the Central Pacific Railroad, and oveupied by. Mrs, J. C, Flood and daughter, arrived in this city over the Lake Skére Railway yesterday, and was taken west in the afternoon over the. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. For the luxnry of traveling in this special car from New York to San Franciago,, the ‘bonanza king’ pays objections and will comply with the; . while the assortment 18 complete can Stay of preceedings for 20 duys. . of the President; says: ‘The remov; al Was'necessary'to sive the nation from fain. ployed me because he always em-! loys the best material. felt the ; rd wanted me to do it to advertise my book.” Now the Lord will probably permit him to be hanged asa dangerous fook, +. __—** ANTONE TAM'S Holiday hill of Fare. A. Booth’s celebrated canned fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern —— in the shell or opened. Oysters served in any style desired. One ton of Fresh Candies, Nats, Figs and Dates. German Licoga Man Cake. Decorations for Christmas trees, And everything else for the Holidays, d4. Cee Selling at First Cost.

Mrs. Rosenthal, Commercial street, is selling the entire stock of toys, fancy and holiday goo 's in the sto-e of A. Rosenthal, deceased, at first cost. Everything must be closed out by January Ist. Now is your tle or eething. 3t. a . a Parrizs wishing to select presents have the same taken care of and delivered just’ before Christmas ‘by Brand & Bassett. d3-3t. +e —-——— ; For Sale. A good ‘milch dente Soun H. Even, Indian Flat, d3-2t ATLL OLLIE LTD, NEEL EE EE SED, ——— —— ae HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Fripay, Dee. 2d, 188). J. D. Hanser, San Francisco. M. McIver, Washington, A; Nivens, City. — W. J. Rogers, Snow Poirt, L. G. Livermore, Scales, 8. Spencer, San Juan. J. Hacket, Smartsville, T. Major, New York. J. R. Davis, San Juan, é H. E. Wall, San Francisco. . W. Sullivan, Moore’s Flat. J. F. Lowell, San Francisco. W. W. Kirkham, Mt. Vernon, Erastts Box, Clerk. 2 ADMINISTRATRIX SALE! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. HE undersigned will, on and after this date, sell the entire’ stock, consisting of TOYS, — FANCY GOODS GLASSWARE, CUTLERY,CANDIES, NUTS, . CIGARS, And every article in the Store, AT COST! POSITIVELY FIRST COST! Buyers will do well to call and price goods before purchasing elsewhere, Dealers in the country can buy their Holidsy\Goods of me at a Great Sacrifice. —_—_—— The entire stock must be Sold before Jan. 1,1882. MRS. A. ROSENTHAL, Administratrix. of the estate of A. Rosenthal, decease.Commercial Street, Opposite Transerfipt Bleck, Nevada City, to the five railroads forming . the route, $',400,” burrito, eihden of ft ie PS Reyal Arch Jn Masons Anil ‘never faii to. give relief. sicians certificates on the back of ‘bottle. time to get holiday presents for lit-}, Apply at] TOBACCO,. —— The annual ‘heition, for officers of I knew the Lord eM . Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, R. A. Masons, will take place at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, ‘December 5th, A full attendance of members is éarnestly desired, and visiting Companions are cordiaily invited. H,. StansFtrxp, High Priest. J. H. Boar: man, Sec. d2 —-*e Soap Co's. ‘‘Best Soap” stands alone, .peerless, unrivaled and un®piproachable. It is made from ‘the best materiala, and will not chap thehapds in washing. €1-3W ‘Ne More Dyspepsia or tndtgettion. a Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X X © Bitters are the best-Bitters in uae. They Read ‘phySold everywhere. tf LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, Nevada city, DEALERS IN FINE. WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ee ac. E have just received and are manu facturing a magnificent stock of Holiday Goods, To Which we invite the attentien of the \ people of Nevada County. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PIX: s, RINGS, BRACELETS, ~ BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., ; Beautifully setinDiamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torqaocis, Garnets,Sapphires, Amethists, Quartz, and other ~ precions stones, Everything in our store is warranted as represented, and our HOME MADE JEWELRY is warranted 18 carats fine. We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you warit to make.a beautiful Christmas or New Year's Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, remembering that the BEST IS THE CHE PEST, And that this only place to get Watches and Jewelry That you can depend upon. Engraving Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repaired in the best manner and at low prices. Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short notice. Orders from the country promptty filled. Thankful for. the patronage extended to us in the past, we golicit its continuance, Nevada City, Nov, 28, 18381, In the iain soap the Standard Tite Beehive Grocery sella at low. er pfices than any other establish. ment in Nevada City. This is not mere talk,.as can be ascertained by calling and RS dit our prices with other dealers v4 Tq Yor Sale. _ _A Portable Bagine, 4x34, Apply : to i, G. AuLan, Nevada Fouttdry, ‘Nevada City, Sept. Tth—tf Mothers! Motticrs! 2 Mothers! {1 Are you dietitrbed at might and broken of your rest’by a sick child suffering aud crying with the excru. cjating pain of cutting teeth. Ii “4, go at once and get a bottle Mrs, Wivslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor cittle suffer. er lnmedi ately, you may depend . ae it; thereis no, inistake ‘Abou: There is not a mother on eart) vid gu evar used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It -is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant’ to the taste, and is the presi crip-tiquof one of the oldestand best female physicians (ani ~ nurses in the United States. Sold hbo eames 25 cente a bottle MASQUERADE BALL JONN MICHELL — Will gives MASQUPRADE BALL At 3 wats EXall, =. On Friday Eveni g,Dec. 9, 1881, Ap»tss10n— Gentlemen, $15 Badiesin mas\: fare. Spectators—Ledies, 28. cents; gentic men, 50 cents. “ For Sale or Lease. WH SELL THE EAGLE MINE st a reasonable price, or lease the saine to responsible parties for a certain period,Plenty of weod, timbers, etc., on hand, and everything ready to resume "work. at short notice. For partic ulars enquire at my store, Conmmiercial street, Nev ada City. nid W. WW. SMITH. «BEWARE or RRTIOM N BAKING POWDER a re ee LOLS LOLOL SZ SRL OL OL SLL EL . The Public is CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS imitations. dhe Pioneer Baking Powder is the onlyPowder consisting of nothing but REFINED . Grape Cream Tartar EnglishBicarb Sode SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. AScniune &(p. SAN FRANCISCO. —— “GREAT BOOTS,. SHOES, VALISES, WHITE GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE December 2, 1381, 2 . \ 20 DAY SLAUGHTER SALE DRY & FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING coops, HATS, TRUNKS, cooDs, JEWELRY, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, ‘Dolmans, etc.,: ech — At the Important Cheap Store, ON: BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank. CALL EARLY and secure’ bargains 9s‘gooils of all description wit be OR NOTHING. DAVE AUERBACH, Prop. ¥ Very vf Various a ee Geo. &. Francisco. Re»d Ar fare in ano Tha Pea ley is look Snow fia three feet. Mrs. E. a visit So't Keep'ys * ge-day ‘snc The suil etal, has morrow. Annual yada Roy? “nig, o Bernard appoit ted Hill mine. Fifteen BRAN CRE takes ‘ibe: The Tr. culation te its histor} Revival this week, FE. Chure' Hank £ the Bele] was in to’ Frank . atock of g Kent’s me Miss M drank, ta aouss, ‘S been jail. 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