December 4, 1883 (4 pages)

me mands, + TR Vol. XLVII—No, 75, * NBVADAOUTY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY. MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1889. The Nevada Dolly Transcript, EVERY bar FREORPE xaxDst, . PPE eT rrr r ery T 81 Mix Menthe, 66%. iin, Es RG eke hy $8.60 Three Months.. ee ey PE Se 2.00 One Month,...55. Gs « Sais 6 76 cents, Per Week 15 cents. VESTED RIGHTS. Says the’Chicagu Mining Review : The conflict between miners and agrioyltarists io California, presents points of interests and importance outside of ite bearing upon the local difference under consideration. It involves a question of right, which. should be considered upon higher ground than mere special interest or’ present bearing. If it be established that the farmer can compel the miner to sispend operations, when those interests are conflicting, upon the same basis of justice some fuature interest may demand that the farmer shal) give ap his vested rights,.and abandon the results of all his many years labor, antil there is no security, and the progress of civilization is turned backward into the desolation of barbarism. More than this, if it be clearly established that thie right prevails in California, it will be claimed in every other part of the country, whenever self-interest and might may demand. It would seem, in the present case, as ifthe miners had many points in their favor, as they were first in possession, and all agricultural improvements were located and perfected with full knowledge of the operations . . _ and resalts of mining: ‘development. ’ ‘The question is fraught with more than common interest in its bearing upon the permanence of industry and should receive the full consideration which ite importince de. SINCE writing the above it be come to light that the fire was probably caused by a $400 insurance policy rubbing seniors $100 hovee. ~--Exchange. © ; ‘Me Repeated the the Remark. Mates ill you please repeat that remark, Mr. 80 as to look representati pn TS Ge tapd of the house a Biathlon & ay Chi Yeorcie, with yer “ HH prairie on fire. In cases umatism , dysy troubles it scores successes and wins friends every. Tiida ce beg to ¢all public attention to the fact that hereafter:Parxpe’s Ginerr Towtc will be advertised and sold simply wr the name ta ganic We make change for the reason thet unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their eon oe poner gg rca ur e name in an unim t favorl pen ee st a gs io ingredient, erate aif, ‘amd ait ret, rae a Jast Received at Smith's Store. “Dorer Hams, uncovered, the best in the market. Also ‘Oar Taste.’ and “Just Right,” uncovered. . lw Black Blasting Powder. ™ Granite Powder hea OF AAW PRayotsto, And ab 7 cents-per pound in. 50 pound boxes, on of column. . plléte, including 10-inch pamp, 200 The Overland ae ey: California bar pe shy hand, pe ‘jte usual handsome appearance in excellent ie and . press work, with a table of contents that will be found of interest, among which we note ‘“‘A Shepherd at Court”—Chapter V; ‘‘Civilizing the Country,,Walk,” by. Lucy H. M. Soulsby;. ‘tA Question Concerning our Public Libraries,” by Harriet D; Palmer; ‘Physical Studies of Lake Tahoe,” Part II, by Prof. John Le Conte ; ‘Indications of Horseback Travel in an Indian Country,” by N. Dagmar Marringer; “Tim's History;” “The Chinese Question,” by J. ys Widney; ‘The Ideal Club,” by K. M. Bishop; ‘‘Authority,” by M. Kellogg;.‘‘Annetta,”. Chaps, XXL, XXIL, by Evelyn M. Ladies? “Wm; Watrons Crane, Jr.;” Carrent. Comment, Book .Reviews and Outcreppings. Iw’ 50 years, when the population of the United States shall have become 190,000,000, the young man will have to hunt far for a place to grow up with the country. The strazgle tor a living will then be a serious one. It therefore behoves young men to look "about them and secure a quarter-section of land somehow before it is too late, There is still lots of good ground left. i THERE was a marked decline in the number of emigrants: landed in New York during the last five months of this year as compared with the. corresponding period Iast year and it was estimated that the total number landed during the year would be fully 10,000 less than last year. THE editor of the Stockton Mail, in answer to a slur that hehad once ‘twaited upon table,” tells how he has manfully wrestled with the viciesitudes of life and concludes: ‘All these experiences he has passed through, and-ig yet’ in his thirtysixth year. No doubt some of our contemporaries estvemit a” disgrace for the. editor .to have been successively a hotel keeper, a restauMe sinter, a deadbroke young man at college, a miner, a mill hand, a night theirs.” Oscak Wipe wi:l join the Irish * . party ahd aspire'toaseat in Parlia. ment as ® Parnellite. “Manone is grumbling because he. gotideft. Mahone ought to crawl into-a.gimlet fiole. He would have room enough to turn around and crawl out again next year. Mr. VANDERBILT says that money confers no happiness; that the real one . thingy ia contetttment. He advises people. to imitate him and be contented. Though shaken in every joint and fiber with fever and ague, or bilious freed from the the malignant virus with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Protect the system against it with this beneficent antispasmodic, which Pa hops supreme remedy for plaint, ‘ ‘constipation dysdebility, rheumatism, kidney troubles and other ailments, For ale by all Droggists and” ts generally : Jackson Comte ¢ Roaster Grinder . oe ‘Jackson has has > purchianed the coffee roaster and mill of B. F. Thomas, and has a fine lot of. old Governmens’ Java and Costa Rica coffee, which. he has just roasted, and will grind-in quantities to suit. . Coffee will be roasted three times a eel Call and examine it. tf, a Piano Tuning vand Regulator, is prei . orders. promptly. n is ly recommended ee fraternity. Leave yoo eee am Decitnhet nuribet @f thie popIndians,” by: Sherman Day; ‘‘A. watchman, and #0 on, but we would. not’ exchange this experience for remittent, the system may yet be} Pyrotechnical Display. ‘Deacon Stidger calls Bill Kd wards of the Truckee Republican a ‘‘monkey editor.” Be calm! be calm, Deacon . Whoa, Nancy !—[Downieville Messenger. We advise the flat-nosed eap-head of the Messenger to keep out of that muss. ‘Whoa, flat-nose . Be calm! be calm,—{San Juan Times, It is by such flashesof genius as this that the true editorial rocket blazes athwart the sky like the fitful play of a dark lantern on a stormy night.—[Sacramento Bee. A strone effort is being ‘made to have the Republican Presidential Convention held in Cincinnati. : b The Secret of the universal success of Ere. s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron Srepadition ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough ‘ast rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the . system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Commencing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Wearborn Ave. , Chicago, Nov. 7. Yhave been ast sufferer from ere ke gh epee 3 Nearly i ‘Late gave me distress, and 1 id. eat fu . Lhave taken the doze: Brown’s: Iron Brtrers ‘does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c. pbeely Barras ee Sant No FOR SALE//BY CARR BROTHERS. Licentiate Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City, N.Y. Session 1871 and 1872. Heary §. Welch, M. D. OFFIUB WITH CARR woo} ESIDENCE, CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NATIONAL -BOTEL Nevada City, Cal. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, ¥.& A.M. STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each menth. Visiting Brethr.n-in goed standing are cordiaily invited. H. STANSFIELD, Master. J, H. Boarpman, Secretary. jell-ly (old Dust Bought. {Hime Maul asc Cu ' OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal ©Micc—305 California St. SAN FRANSISCO, os * pies SNSURANCE ONLY J.B Bovauron President. 1 ES ‘N. Sunparp, Vice President. Cuariss H. Story, Secretary, R. H. Maerun, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Ce DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN: all of see orate . liberal response to all Wim. George _ Grass Valley. 7 Ny Mfillex’ se! CLOTHING! Fine Cassimere Suits from. . & NOW is the time, eq. a oTeines . .$ 8 00.to $20 00 JUST ARRIVED, FORTY CASES OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHIN G . From the Great Liquidation Sale in San Francisco. Everything at the Lowost Prices till January Ist. 1894, & FOR CASH ONLY ! Fine Red Wool Undershirts. . 2 Remember this is sak a cash sale. 9 Bole Agency for the Celebrated DIUBLE-KNIT WHITE AND SCARLET UNDERSHIRTS. The Finest Ling of NECK-WEAR and FANCY GOODS in this City. MILLER’S CLOTHING STORE, Nevada City, Cal, Broad Street, Next Door to Bank. Divas at Nivens, ‘THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. ‘25,000 JU ST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN. ANy. -CTHER ESTABLISHMENT / AN, THE + ste es Satie ; apie ees eS “COUNTY. GOUSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articles. Tho Boss Grocery tore. Wm. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, sae ama at Street, Nevada City. ——o CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. ghvg bares SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT THE BOSS GROOCHRY STORE SURGEON. BE. Ww. COHARLHS!IM. D. Homeopathic,Physician . / Booms 9.and_10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts.; Nevada City, —~——— Office Hours -9to 11 A. M.,1to8P}M.,7to9 P. M { . NRW PAINT. SHOP. HL J, DASSONVILLE H**' OPENED A PAINT SHOP. Keystone Market. KCommercial Street, Nevada City. On the Plaza, ‘sr dg: ame Broad. nq overything generally kept in s Street Bridge, FIRST GLASS MARKET WHERE 11 Pda al DO ALL. : which will be furnished at : THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ‘ALSO ON HAND Carriage and Sign Painting, HOUSE PAINTING its Call on me < ogling eon teod t9 be k mn FRESH LARD — seg ln caer Ma _ Very Best in my Line. done: and ree will money. ORNAWENTAL work XECUTED IN FIRST CLASS TYLE, . TRON. eg GEORCE E. TURNER PINE STREET, NPVADA. (CLT y. LN \ ee AND RETAIL DEALER 2 : : HARDWARE. {0t Every Deswiption® STEEL ae STOVES, an O48 PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete. Ete., Ktc. —e PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —AND— Glassware. eee eee Mill and Mining Snpplies. Agent or the justiy celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. Large and ful stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. _Mechanics’ Tools ef all kinds. ' Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short netice. 4@ Purchasers will find it to their advan tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E TURNER. NEW RESTAURANT —aND— LODGING HOUSE, A First Class Meal for 25 Cents. The table per cae with the best the market an in style. Gearieane oretetion ven to Special orders promptly Lodging Only 2% Cents per Night. ‘Clean Beds and Comfortable Rooms. Nevada City, September 19, 1838. Mot-and Cold Baths. Reduced to Twenty-five Cents. “E Gopair ha fit. u. J. = : _ ceas —* eae rae / ‘Times. ‘Park Pactng stab . . BROAD BTREET... NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, just’ below National Hotel. $1 00°} “Dress Suits Nitin ia. vik cos 40 00 ae . TORS cee Sidce eer i at 75¢. to 5 00. Good Overcoats from. .+. 750 to 15 00 Men’s Suspenders.:... 25 Fine Dress Overcoats from.:.15 00 to 25 00 Best 10 oz. Overalle?: 33%. i. 75 Pure Guin, Boots.)6665. os cere 4 25 Best Unlaundried White Shirts. . I 00 _English Socks, per dozen.. 1:50 Bed Comforters. 3. Fei 5k I 00 Cotten i. fo Mike eee 75 Youths’ and Boys’ Suits feeih. 5 00 to 20 60 8 pairs Shaker Socks. es I oO 24 @ “ Overcoats fbi 4 00 to 12 00 ‘MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE TH: UNION HOTEL NEVADA CITY. —o— Hams, Bacon, Lard, Pork Lo Pork aiid Mensagee, ae WHOLESALE AND SRETAIL, ——9—— : I INVITE THE PUBLIC TC. VE ME A CALL. Jacob Nafiziger. Nevada City. Oct. 6th, 1883 is CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital $30,000, JOHN T. MORAN. . sweet D. BE. MORGAN, ...cc00e0 , Secretary —D1ARCTORS:— Dr. R. M. How. Joun T. Morean. Gro. M. Huenss, Guo. A. Coopur. Nigs SEARLS. L,. Housman B. M. Preston. 497 Receive Deposita, Buy and Sell Ex change. 4@7 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS OV New York, Sacramento, San Frahcisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principa European Cities, Make Collections and transact a Genera Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS — Nuw Yoru—First National Bank. BSan Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacraMEento—National Gold Bank of P Mills & Co, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills ofj Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any parts of Great Britain and Europe. DANCING SCHOCL. JoWN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS DANCING SCHOOL for tbe winter season of 1883-4, at Nevada City Theatre, On Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 And to be h each Friday evening therefater, at the following rates: Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, la dies and children’s class; admission 25 cents 4a Dance music furnished for ‘parties at reasonable prices. 830 Notice to Persons Going to Sal Francisco ! Tickets Good For $0 Days from (Co fax to San Franeiseo & back have been reduced to Remember—These Tickets: can be parehased only at Colfax. _ Se Ba-No variations in hi RE®, SJ BLANKETS Lower then the Lowest, JACOB NAPFZIGER, Proprietor.} [it KEEPS CONSTANTL ON HAND IN THEIR SEASON A LARGE AND CHHYICE STOCK OF 4@f Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun . : Maen hae WGE! Les “Tngoing. to. San.” Prantiea:) ba bay . iD eer ISNIHLOTO UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. 0.0.00. CALIFORNIA RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of McMahon House, Hollister THIS W WELL KNOWN AND Popular Hotel, situated on MAIN In he city of Nevada ‘is of Ne one anil one table in petal t} ihe Sleeping g Apartments are Large, Ai every bed in the pieces Dp Malt tonserson As a desirable, quiet i cary the UNION offers supenace: tents. NATIONAL a HOTEL —AND— STAGE ExOUSHE, 8. A. EDDY, =) Propricter.} . THE NATIONAL EXW::7] CHANGE HOTEL is the “4 finest structure berth of ffi ud aaa he 11 ait fad cppeiiite Licatie modern in al a ntments, el tl furnished, and has recently besn seaeethed throughout. The Table fare will be unexa sey aps and accommodation ‘for families vially provided. narges to suit ug times. Free. Buss te and from the Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, hany, Pike City, Mountain House, bewsiorin Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, ian bee Mine, Moore's = iat, ee You Bet, Little York an THE NATIONAL aia —AND— BILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied, with the \ery best wines _and cigars* ROLLER SKATING AT THE THEATRE, A FTERNCON SESSION from 2 to 4:80 EVENING from7:30 to 10 o'clock. eee tent teacher will be in attendance ins si ial attention will be given to Laaies and Children. No objectionable persons admitted under any circumstances, Admission for Gents 25 cents; use of Skates Free. Ladies Free ; use of Skates, 25 cents. DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK A GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL will be given aud Five Elegant Prizes will be awarded. & to Ladies, and 2 to Gentlemen. nl3 A. 8. CHASE, Proprietor. Residence Property for Sale. THE DWELLING HOUSE A AND LOT on Aristooracy Hill, owned by Thomas H. Caswell, FY ATA BARGAIN, The Lot hasa frontage aed an’ dueling Beane depth Nate 200 feet, at ‘ good For peters cory to Nevada City, Nov. B Notice to Creditors, your. Tickets tu Colfax ONLY. This isa great saving to. Traxe -' F j ort, and “Dont vou Forret ig?

me mands, + TR Vol. XLVII—No, 75, * NBVADAOUTY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY. MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1889. The Nevada Dolly Transcript, EVERY bar FREORPE xaxDst, . PPE eT rrr r ery T 81 Mix Menthe, 66%. iin, Es RG eke hy $8.60 Three Months.... ee ey PE Se 2.00 One Month,......55. Gs « Sais 6 76 cents, Per Week 15 cents. VESTED RIGHTS. Says the’Chicagu Mining Review : The conflict between miners and agrioyltarists io California, presents points of interests and importance outside of ite bearing upon the local difference under consideration. It involves a question of right, which. should be considered upon higher ground than mere special interest or’ present bearing. If it be established that the farmer can compel the miner to sispend operations, when those interests are conflicting, upon the same basis of justice some fuature interest may demand that the farmer shal) give ap his vested rights,.and abandon the results of all his many years labor, antil there is no security, and the progress of civilization is turned backward into the desolation of barbarism. More than this, if it be clearly established that thie right prevails in California, it will be claimed in every other part of the country, whenever self-interest and might may demand. It would seem, in the present case, as ifthe miners had many points in their favor, as they were first in possession, and all agricultural improvements were located and perfected with full knowledge of the operations . . _ and resalts of mining: ‘development. ’ ‘The question is fraught with more than common interest in its bearing upon the permanence of industry and should receive the full consideration which ite importince de. SINCE writing the above it be come to light that the fire was probably caused by a $400 insurance policy rubbing seniors $100 hovee. ~--Exchange. © ; ‘Me Repeated the the Remark. Mates ill you please repeat that remark, Mr. 80 as to look representati pn TS Ge tapd of the house a Biathlon & ay Chi Yeorcie, with yer “ HH prairie on fire. In cases umatism , dysy troubles it scores successes and wins friends every. Tiida ce beg to ¢all public attention to the fact that hereafter:Parxpe’s Ginerr Towtc will be advertised and sold simply wr the name ta ganic We make change for the reason thet unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their eon oe poner gg rca ur e name in an unim t favorl pen ee st a gs io ingredient, erate aif, ‘amd ait ret, rae a Jast Received at Smith's Store. “Dorer Hams, uncovered, the best in the market. Also ‘Oar Taste.’ and “Just Right,” uncovered. . lw Black Blasting Powder. ™ Granite Powder hea OF AAW PRayotsto, And ab 7 cents-per pound in. 50 pound boxes, on of column. . plléte, including 10-inch pamp, 200 The Overland ae ey: California bar pe shy hand, pe ‘jte usual handsome appearance in excellent ie and . press work, with a table of contents that will be found of interest, among which we note ‘“‘A Shepherd at Court”—Chapter V; ‘‘Civilizing the Country,,Walk,” by. Lucy H. M. Soulsby;. ‘tA Question Concerning our Public Libraries,” by Harriet D; Palmer; ‘Physical Studies of Lake Tahoe,” Part II, by Prof. John Le Conte ; ‘Indications of Horseback Travel in an Indian Country,” by N. Dagmar Marringer; “Tim's History;” “The Chinese Question,” by J. ys Widney; ‘The Ideal Club,” by K. M. Bishop; ‘‘Authority,” by M. Kellogg;.‘‘Annetta,”. Chaps, XXL, XXIL, by Evelyn M. Ladies? “Wm; Watrons Crane, Jr.;” Carrent. Comment, Book .Reviews and Outcreppings. Iw’ 50 years, when the population of the United States shall have become 190,000,000, the young man will have to hunt far for a place to grow up with the country. The strazgle tor a living will then be a serious one. It therefore behoves young men to look "about them and secure a quarter-section of land somehow before it is too late, There is still lots of good ground left. i THERE was a marked decline in the number of emigrants: landed in New York during the last five months of this year as compared with the. corresponding period Iast year and it was estimated that the total number landed during the year would be fully 10,000 less than last year. THE editor of the Stockton Mail, in answer to a slur that hehad once ‘twaited upon table,” tells how he has manfully wrestled with the viciesitudes of life and concludes: ‘All these experiences he has passed through, and-ig yet’ in his thirtysixth year. No doubt some of our contemporaries estvemit a” disgrace for the. editor .to have been successively a hotel keeper, a restauMe sinter, a deadbroke young man at college, a miner, a mill hand, a night theirs.” Oscak Wipe wi:l join the Irish * . party ahd aspire'toaseat in Parlia. ment as ® Parnellite. “Manone is grumbling because he. gotideft. Mahone ought to crawl into-a.gimlet fiole. He would have room enough to turn around and crawl out again next year. Mr. VANDERBILT says that money confers no happiness; that the real one . thingy ia contetttment. He advises people. to imitate him and be contented. Though shaken in every joint and fiber with fever and ague, or bilious freed from the the malignant virus with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Protect the system against it with this beneficent antispasmodic, which Pa hops supreme remedy for plaint, ‘ ‘constipation dysdebility, rheumatism, kidney troubles and other ailments, For ale by all Droggists and” ts generally : Jackson Comte ¢ Roaster Grinder . oe ‘Jackson has has > purchianed the coffee roaster and mill of B. F. Thomas, and has a fine lot of. old Governmens’ Java and Costa Rica coffee, which. he has just roasted, and will grind-in quantities to suit. . Coffee will be roasted three times a eel Call and examine it. tf, a Piano Tuning vand Regulator, is prei . orders. promptly. n is ly recommended ee fraternity. Leave yoo eee am Decitnhet nuribet @f thie popIndians,” by: Sherman Day; ‘‘A. watchman, and #0 on, but we would. not’ exchange this experience for remittent, the system may yet be} Pyrotechnical Display. ‘Deacon Stidger calls Bill Kd wards of the Truckee Republican a ‘‘monkey editor.” Be calm! be calm, Deacon . Whoa, Nancy !—[Downieville Messenger. We advise the flat-nosed eap-head of the Messenger to keep out of that muss. ‘Whoa, flat-nose . Be calm! be calm,—{San Juan Times, It is by such flashesof genius as this that the true editorial rocket blazes athwart the sky like the fitful play of a dark lantern on a stormy night.—[Sacramento Bee. A strone effort is being ‘made to have the Republican Presidential Convention held in Cincinnati. : b The Secret of the universal success of Ere. s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron Srepadition ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough ‘ast rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the . system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Commencing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Wearborn Ave. , Chicago, Nov. 7. Yhave been ast sufferer from ere ke gh epee 3 Nearly i ‘Late gave me distress, and 1 id. eat fu . Lhave taken the doze: Brown’s: Iron Brtrers ‘does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c. pbeely Barras ee Sant No FOR SALE//BY CARR BROTHERS. Licentiate Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City, N.Y. Session 1871 and 1872. Heary §. Welch, M. D. OFFIUB WITH CARR woo} ESIDENCE, CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NATIONAL -BOTEL Nevada City, Cal. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, ¥.& A.M. STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each menth. Visiting Brethr.n-in goed standing are cordiaily invited. H. STANSFIELD, Master. J, H. Boarpman, Secretary. jell-ly (old Dust Bought. {Hime Maul asc Cu ' OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal ©Micc—305 California St. SAN FRANSISCO, os * pies SNSURANCE ONLY J.B Bovauron President. 1 ES ‘N. Sunparp, Vice President. Cuariss H. Story, Secretary, R. H. Maerun, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Ce DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN: all of see orate . liberal response to all Wim. George _ Grass Valley. 7 Ny Mfillex’ se! CLOTHING! Fine Cassimere Suits from. . & NOW is the time, eq. a oTeines . .$ 8 00.to $20 00 JUST ARRIVED, FORTY CASES OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHIN G . From the Great Liquidation Sale in San Francisco. Everything at the Lowost Prices till January Ist. 1894, & FOR CASH ONLY ! Fine Red Wool Undershirts. . 2 Remember this is sak a cash sale. 9 Bole Agency for the Celebrated DIUBLE-KNIT WHITE AND SCARLET UNDERSHIRTS. The Finest Ling of NECK-WEAR and FANCY GOODS in this City. MILLER’S CLOTHING STORE, Nevada City, Cal, Broad Street, Next Door to Bank.

Divas at Nivens, ‘THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. ‘25,000 JU ST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN. ANy. -CTHER ESTABLISHMENT / AN, THE + ste es Satie ; apie ees eS “COUNTY. GOUSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articles. Tho Boss Grocery tore. Wm. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, sae ama at Street, Nevada City. ——o CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. ghvg bares SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT THE BOSS GROOCHRY STORE SURGEON. BE. Ww. COHARLHS!IM. D. Homeopathic,Physician . / Booms 9.and_10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts.; Nevada City, —~——— Office Hours -9to 11 A. M.,1to8P}M.,7to9 P. M { . NRW PAINT. SHOP. HL J, DASSONVILLE H**' OPENED A PAINT SHOP. Keystone Market. KCommercial Street, Nevada City. On the Plaza, ‘sr dg: ame Broad. nq overything generally kept in s Street Bridge, FIRST GLASS MARKET WHERE 11 Pda al DO ALL. : which will be furnished at : THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ‘ALSO ON HAND Carriage and Sign Painting, HOUSE PAINTING its Call on me < ogling eon teod t9 be k mn FRESH LARD — seg ln caer Ma _ Very Best in my Line. done: and ree will money. ORNAWENTAL work XECUTED IN FIRST CLASS TYLE, . TRON. eg GEORCE E. TURNER PINE STREET, NPVADA. (CLT y. LN \ ee AND RETAIL DEALER 2 : : HARDWARE. {0t Every Deswiption® STEEL ae STOVES, an O48 PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete. Ete., Ktc. —e PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —AND— Glassware. eee eee Mill and Mining Snpplies. Agent or the justiy celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. Large and ful stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. _Mechanics’ Tools ef all kinds. ' Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short netice. 4@ Purchasers will find it to their advan tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E TURNER. NEW RESTAURANT —aND— LODGING HOUSE, A First Class Meal for 25 Cents. The table per cae with the best the market an in style. Gearieane oretetion ven to Special orders promptly Lodging Only 2% Cents per Night. ‘Clean Beds and Comfortable Rooms. Nevada City, September 19, 1838. Mot-and Cold Baths. Reduced to Twenty-five Cents. “E Gopair ha fit. u. J. = : _ ceas —* eae rae / ‘Times. ‘Park Pactng stab . . BROAD BTREET..... NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, just’ below National Hotel. $1 00°} “Dress Suits Nitin ia. vik cos 40 00 ae . TORS cee Sidce eer i at 75¢. to 5 00. Good Overcoats from.. ..+.. 750 to 15 00 Men’s Suspenders..:..... 25 Fine Dress Overcoats from..:.15 00 to 25 00 Best 10 oz. Overalle?: 33%.. i.. 75 Pure Guin, Boots.)6665. os cere 4 25 Best Unlaundried White Shirts. . I 00 _English Socks, per dozen.... 1:50 Bed Comforters. 3. Fei 5k I 00 Cotten i. fo Mike eee 75 Youths’ and Boys’ Suits feeih. 5 00 to 20 60 8 pairs Shaker Socks. es I oO 24 @ “ Overcoats fbi 4 00 to 12 00 ‘MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE TH: UNION HOTEL NEVADA CITY. —o— Hams, Bacon, Lard, Pork Lo Pork aiid Mensagee, ae WHOLESALE AND SRETAIL, ——9—— : I INVITE THE PUBLIC TC. VE ME A CALL. Jacob Nafiziger. Nevada City. Oct. 6th, 1883 is CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital $30,000, JOHN T. MORAN. . sweet D. BE. MORGAN, .....cc00e0 , Secretary —D1ARCTORS:— Dr. R. M. How. Joun T. Morean. Gro. M. Huenss, Guo. A. Coopur. Nigs SEARLS. L,. Housman B. M. Preston. 497 Receive Deposita, Buy and Sell Ex change. 4@7 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS OV New York, Sacramento, San Frahcisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principa European Cities, Make Collections and transact a Genera Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS — Nuw Yoru—First National Bank. BSan Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacraMEento—National Gold Bank of P Mills & Co, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills ofj Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any parts of Great Britain and Europe. DANCING SCHOCL. JoWN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS DANCING SCHOOL for tbe winter season of 1883-4, at Nevada City Theatre, On Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 And to be h each Friday evening therefater, at the following rates: Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, la dies and children’s class; admission 25 cents 4a Dance music furnished for ‘parties at reasonable prices. 830 Notice to Persons Going to Sal Francisco ! Tickets Good For $0 Days from (Co fax to San Franeiseo & back have been reduced to Remember—These Tickets: can be parehased only at Colfax. _ Se Ba-No variations in hi RE®, SJ BLANKETS Lower then the Lowest, JACOB NAPFZIGER, Proprietor.} [it KEEPS CONSTANTL ON HAND IN THEIR SEASON A LARGE AND CHHYICE STOCK OF 4@f Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun . : Maen hae WGE! Les “Tngoing. to. San.” Prantiea:) ba bay . iD eer ISNIHLOTO UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY.. 0.0.00. CALIFORNIA RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of McMahon House, Hollister THIS W WELL KNOWN AND Popular Hotel, situated on MAIN In he city of Nevada ‘is of Ne one anil one table in petal t} ihe Sleeping g Apartments are Large, Ai every bed in the pieces Dp Malt tonserson As a desirable, quiet i cary the UNION offers supenace: tents. NATIONAL a HOTEL —AND— STAGE ExOUSHE, 8. A. EDDY, =) Propricter.} . THE NATIONAL EXW::7] CHANGE HOTEL is the “4 finest structure berth of ffi ud aaa he 11 ait fad cppeiiite Licatie modern in al a ntments, el tl furnished, and has recently besn seaeethed throughout. The Table fare will be unexa sey aps and accommodation ‘for families vially provided. narges to suit ug times. Free. Buss te and from the Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, hany, Pike City, Mountain House, bewsiorin Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, ian bee Mine, Moore's = iat, ee You Bet, Little York an THE NATIONAL aia —AND— BILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied, with the \ery best wines _and cigars* ROLLER SKATING AT THE THEATRE, A FTERNCON SESSION from 2 to 4:80 EVENING from7:30 to 10 o'clock. eee tent teacher will be in attendance ins si ial attention will be given to Laaies and Children. No objectionable persons admitted under any circumstances, Admission for Gents 25 cents; use of Skates Free. Ladies Free ; use of Skates, 25 cents. DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK A GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL will be given aud Five Elegant Prizes will be awarded. & to Ladies, and 2 to Gentlemen. nl3 A. 8. CHASE, Proprietor. Residence Property for Sale. THE DWELLING HOUSE A AND LOT on Aristooracy Hill, owned by Thomas H. Caswell, FY ATA BARGAIN, The Lot hasa frontage aed an’ dueling Beane depth Nate 200 feet, at ‘ good For peters cory to Nevada City, Nov. B Notice to Creditors, your. Tickets tu Colfax ONLY. This isa great saving to. Traxe -' F j ort, and “Dont vou Forret ig?