December 5, 1884 (4 pages)

on aro" rss APS o-oe le olnpl? Ug. lies. ny, yerfou _ Tron and Steel, = Vol. XUIX. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1888 Established Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown: & C6, HOLIDAY GOODS ! My fine stock of Holiday _ Goods have commenced arriving, and EVERY DAY from now until New Years I will be in receipt of New Novelties suitable for Christmas and New Years’ Presents. 1 Wil ell Houday Goods Cheaper than any Store in California, Examine my stock and Prices be‘ fore You Buy Elsewhere. GEO. TRACY, Transcript Block, Commercial St. TANCE Wh AND. OTHER, PureZinfancel Carel @ f” ANOSUPERIOR 1 sired) of pure old California Table Wine. THE MOST ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY GIP? A case of Eclipse Champage or a case (assorted if deDELICACY UNEXCELLED FOR o ANine of theFl laLraany TABLE pes PLRITY JIRYNESS Ww GROWERS AND DEALERS \A CALAFORNIA WINES SBRANDIES Wines. $30 WASHINGTON ST.SAN FRANCISCO,CAL. ONLY PRODUCERS OF NATIRAL SPARKLING WINES QA THE PAOEAS CORST. If intended for friends East, we can deliver from our New York Agency. Send orders early. Reduet.on in Pricgs to Suit THE TIMES! CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET,7 31. NEWT ADA CITy, OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE AT LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISH MENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The goods consists in part of HARDWARE, Of Every Description Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, Rope, Blocks, * Powder and Fuse, Shovels and Pick s, Axes and Sledges, Gaus and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty, © Crockery and Glass Ware Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for ths Best PowderCo m nies in the State. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds, Fine stock Granite Tron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city. Purehasers will sare money by, Jit is pleasant to renew acquaint anceship with the friends of ou: youth, said a weather beaten sex captain as paced to and fro on th: quarter deck of as fine a ship as ever ploughed the seas! SoT’il layin » ‘. fresh supply of Emil Frese’s Ham burg Tea. I find it is a comple: welliaine chest in itself. Sailors and passengers, old and and young, men women and children soon get all right after taking it a few times. : DR. PENNINGTON, fies, «DENTIST. OFFICE—COMMERGIAL STREET, (Searls’ New Building.) NEVADA ClsY. ~vETJ& & BRAN, WATCHMAKER and Jeweler, ig presents given BROAD 8T. NEVADA CIT) away. Send us 6 by mail you will start you in work that bri: ou i faster than anything soe Aero, Al sou the B00 wth each vox. nts wanted everywhere, of eithe: sex, ofall a on ali time, or spare time only, we lor us setae ben Ieoaeee Portas tor-all work. ers absolutely assured. Don’t delay. a4 HH. Hatuerr& Co., Portland, Maine. HOLBROOKE SALOON W. W. NELSON, TE of French Corral, having purchased date ola established “Holbrooke Saloon sure the old patrons of will be kept asa FIRST-CLASS SALOON, Supplied at all times with the best buying at my establishment. : GkO. E. TURNER. and Cigars. n@@-tf o Valley, leave to asMain street, Grass y; begs —* Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Wine Tue quartz indications continue to be very bright in the vicinity of Washington. A gentleman from that section informs us that he believes next spring and summer, owing to the probable great increase of miners to be employed, they will be able to support a population of two or three thousand people. 7 S. Gatavorrt, Superintendent of the Derbec mine, came down from the mine on Wedncéday last, and returned yesterday. .He was accom panied by O. Turvey, one of the Directors, and Theo. Wetzel, Jr., of the same mine. ANoTHER business man got‘ ‘caught out” on a boggs dollar when making a deposit at the Citizen’s Rank. When the coin was laid on the anvil and hit a blow with a hammer, it flew into fragments like a piece of croskery, Boys and girls may be had—especially boys—for service at wages, for indenture, or for legal adoption, by applying with recommendations to E. T. Dooley, Sup’t. Boys and Girls Aid Society, 68 Clementina St., San Francisco, . ; In ouR advertising cojumns today will be found an advertisement by the City Trustees asking for bids to -repair the street embankment and sidewalk on Sacramento street hill. L. A. Boorm, a relative of exGovernor Bvoth, arrived in. town Wednesday evening. He has lately become an owner in one of the Washington quartz mines. Tue ladies’ and children’s dancing class will be he'd at the Theatre tomorrow afternoon as usual. In the evening the regular weekly soiree will be held, : Jupex Stipger’s health is improving. Ina few days heand Jobo A Seeley intend to go some springs in the lower part of the State. Tose who desire any kind of jewelry made for holiday presents, should send their orders in immediately to Luetje & Brand. see, Gav. B, Cuaprecy has filed in the THE CHAMPION CRICKETERS. The Capitals to Rest on Their Laurels Till Spring—Invitations to Play Refused. The Capital Cricket Club of this city held a special meeting Wednesday evening, for the purpose of considering the following invitation: Grass Vauuer, Dee. 2, 1884. “J. E. Carr, Esq., Secretary Capital Cricket Club, Nevada City— Dear Sir—Upwards of $50 has been subscribed here by parties:interested in the game uf cricket, and a handsome trophy has been picked out, consisting of a water pitcher and goblets, to be suitably engraved. Also, a fine silver goblet has been promised by Mr. A. B. Dibble as a special prize, the disposition of the latter being determined upon by the clubs contending for it. The conditions upon which the principal trophy is offered are these: Three match games shall be played at Watt Park, the winner of two to be entitled to the championship of Nevade county and the trophy, or the club putting in.an appearance at the Park on two successive occasions without an ep-' ponent to be entitled to the same, due notice having been given. As the Capital is the only club besides the Union likely to contend for such prize, we have thou.ht you might uot wish to play all the games at Watt Park, but as the whole of the money is put up in Grass Valley, the donors consider they have a right to that condition. We have suggested to them that the games be played on neutral ground, say at Glenbrook, and they are willing to put up half the money on that proposition, provided Nevada City will go the other half, or $25, though they would prefer having the credit of doing the whole themselves and having the games here. Please let us know your decision on this matter, as the first game is fixed for next Sunday, games to be played each succeeding Sunday if practicable. Our club has no disposition to.claim anything supposing ther: are no contestants. ‘Yours troly, 5 “GEORGE FLETCHER, ‘Pres, Union Cricket Club.” In connection with the abeve the Superior Courts petition to be deelared an insolvent debtor. ——__ <> —___—— ’ Tue funeral of Juhn Vivian, which ook place yesterday afternoon, was very largely attended. Joun A. SEELEY and Mike Logan vame over to the county seat frum jan Juan yesterday. E. J. Lz Breton, the well known jawyer of San Francisco, was in town yesterday. Tue holiday trade has commenced and many of our merchants are doing a fine business. JoHN Row cett and James Mayne, natives of Euyland, were naturalized yesterday. R. McMurray and Major McBride came over from the Ridge yesterday. Guo. T. Emzry,of the South Yuba mine, bas returned from San Francisco, ‘ H. F, Pauk left yesterday for Washington, D. C. a ee Bound Over for Trial. W. C. Pope and Frank Huss, rival undertakers at Grass Valley, both claim the ownership of Greenwood cemetery. Mr. Huss too: two men out there last Thanksyivingday and set them to work about the grounds. Mr. Pope put in ap appearance with a pistol and drove the trio off, threatening to shoot them if they did not leave. For this he was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder, and yesterday had preliminary examination before Justice Davis. District, Attorney Ford conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Pope was held for trial in the sum of $1,000. He realily furnished bonds, } More Capital for Washington. Jobo Pattison arrived here from San Francisco Wednesday evening and yesterday morning left for Washington. Since his last visit there, just befure election, he has effected the sale for vther parties of a very promising quartz claim lying near the Eagle Bird mine, San Francisco capitalists being the purchasers. One of the new owners came up with Mr. Pattison Wednesday evening, and is now at the mine making arraogements for running a tunnel and doing other prospective work . between now snd next Spring. fd FRE‘ CANDY, nuts, figs and chestnuts for sale cheap at A. Tams, Broad street. n26 Secretary read _etelegeant received’ from Mr. Fletcher saying that Watt Park was engaged for next Sunday by the base ballists, and that if the cricketers decided to have their contest there the first game would not be played till the 14th instant. To ascertain the eense of the meeting a gentleman moved the. acceptance of the invitation. This motion set the various members to expressing their views. The mostof th m were opposed to it on the ground that the challenge sent to the Capitals recently by the Unions, and which led to a game whe ein the challenging eleven were fairly beaten, explicitly etated that said game should be ‘to test the merits of the two clubs and close the season.” It was stated, moreover, that some of the best players in the club had made arrangements to be away from here more or less of the time between now and the end of the year, they having supposed the season for playing had ended. The motion was unanimoutly defeated. Thenthe Secretary w:a instructed to address a communic: + tion to the Union eleven than ing them for their courteous invitation, and also expressing a due appreciation of the interest in the game and generosity displayed by the Grass Valley citize sin tendering the trophy. The Secretary was alsotold to say that the Capital Club would be pleased toenter the lists with the gentlemen of the Union Club as early in the coming season as the weather will permit, On Wednesday evening, the 10th instant, the annual meeting of the Capital Club will be held at the TRANSCRIPT editorial rooms, At that meeting officers will be elected for 1885, and other very important business will be transacted. The Capitals propose to continue their practice games industriously through the winter, so as to be in first-class trim next season to retain the championship of the Coast whenever th:y are called upon to demonstrate their right to the possession of it. ‘ i ps . Dr. Pennington Can be found at his dental office, Commercial street. — —dl-im/ Onx of the most successfal remedies ever advertised is Kerr’s As bma Cure It cares all pains, colics or cramps and general debility. Try it and be convinced. o3l-ly ArpaD Haraszrny & Co. of San Francisco hate a limited number of cases of assurted California Wines at their N. Y. Agency. A most suitable Holiday Gift for triends East, Im Private School. Prof. A. C. Harrie will withia a fewdays open a private school at this city if he can secure a anflicient number ef pupils. He isa graduate of the High School of Troy, New York, of Bryant and Stratton’s ‘. Commercial College, and of Union College, New York. He ho'ds a life license to teach in any of the United States. Hewas among those who passed the best examination in the State of New Jersey, his certifica'e showing that he earned 994 per. cent in nineteen subjects, including Greek, Latin, geometry and chemistry. ~He has had thirteen years’ suoceseful experience as » teacher, and hae been a frequent contributor to the press. He will have a fall eshoo! equipment, central location and attractive surroundings. Pupils will be prepariversity, for teaching or for business. The expense per pupil will be from $3 to $4. month, according to ad vancement Where Greek and Latin and the higher mathematics are included the monthly tuition fee will be $5. Having examined the credentiele ot Mr. ‘Harris, we can cheerfully testify to the correctness of the facts above mentioned respecting his qualifications and standing. ro Masonic Election. Ata regular meeting of Madison Lodge, No. 23, of Grass Valley, held on Tuesday evening, the following were elected as officers to serve for the ensuing year: W. A. Hawley, W. M.; John Tyrrell, S. W.; Isidor Stein, J. W; Edward Coleman, Treasurer; Geo, W. Hill, Secretary; John €. Colemau, Theodore H. Wilhelm and J. W. Relley, Trustees, a i ae a D. Lxpeck, im the Transcript Block, Commercial street, is selling ladies kid shoes cheaper than ever known beforein this city. Shoes that other dealers charge $5 for ‘he is se:ling at $3 50, and all other goods are sold in proportion. 1t catipikcpeelilesincoeic isi Don’r forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand ali kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines andliquors for medicinal purposes; ‘and everything found m a first-class wrucery store. jy 19-tf «<> o—-— Young Men !—Read This. The Voitaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Michigan, offer to send their celebrated Electro Voltaic Belt and other Electric apphauces on trial tor thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitalhity and mauhood, and all kindred trouble. Also tur rheumatism, neuralgia, piralysis, and many o:her diseases, Complete res: oration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial 13 allowed Write them at once for illurtrated pamphlet free —_—o—_—. Fine Clothe, J. H. Downing bas received from New York a magaoiticent stock of cloths which he is prepared tu make up in gents’ suits, in the latest 9 tyles aud at the lowest prices. my2-tf (SSS Ft he ee eT a HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS... Proprictors, Dec. 2,°1884, J E Brown, City E M Brown, do A Hartung, do E Chase, Grass Valley Frauk Hvoper, do CL Kioney, do 8 C Wiseman, Blue Tent P Mathewson, You Bet R Carter and w, COjty H Conkofeky, onifield Geo Sleep, Washington M C Hogan, San Juan J ASeely, do H U Davis, do J Treanor, do J Jacobs, San Erancisco EJ Le Breton, do « Mra Le Breton,do Mra Jd Brady & c, You Bet Geo A Thomas, Marysville Mre Redirgtou & d, Moores Fiat J Patterson Sam Francisco L oBoth, do W Hatch, do G Emery, do G Colourn, do K Carter and w, City NATIONAL EXCHANGEHOLEL STANLY A. EDDY... PROPRIETOR, center Dec. 3, 1884, J Read, City C Conaway, Grass Valley W Biack, San Francisco L-Davery, Dowaseviile W Vineyard, Sierraville F Rose, do — A Manigault, Virgiuia City 8 Galivotti, Derbec O Turney, do T Werzel, do J Ostrum, do Hi ‘Thomas, Salt Lake Cit S Richardsvn, Columbia Hill A Nivens, do 8 Holiub, San Francisce W Dahneka, San Juan W OD Harris, City JG Milter, Pike City W Avery, Federal Loan mine A King, Grass Valley A Chase, Gold Fiat ed in athrough manner for the Un. * ° Case Transferred. The case of A. McShane vs. Sherif R. D. Carter, J. M. Smith and the Golden Gate Con. Hydraulic M. Co, has been transferred from the Superior Court of San Francisco county to this county. The suit is brought to enjoin defendanis from selling or interfering with the property of plaintiff. under judgment of execution issued by the Nevada county Superior Court in the cause of J. M. Smnith vs, the Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co.; and that they be enjoined from using or taking from said ditch any of the water therein, or in any way interfering therewith. Joseph Kirk of San Francisco is plaintiff's attorney. Cross & Simonds of this cityand H. F. Price of San Franciseo are attorneys for defendauts. : om » Not the Ceunty’s Funeral. Speaking of the closing of the suspension bridge at this city for repairs, the Grass Valley Union says: “*"t is a sort of an elephant on the county’s hands, and might as well be closed for good.” The county has nothing to do with the bridge any more than it has with the stone crosswalks in the town of Grass Volley, and our contemporary ought to know it. All work done nowadays on bridges within the corporate limits has te be paid for out of the city treasury. L—— ——_] A NEW song is called: “Wilt Thou, O Wilt Thou?” It is supposed to be dedicated to a collar and pair of cuffs, Brrore Lotta went to Europe she was 35 years old; now she is only 24. This shows what a sea .voyage can do, Sana BERNHARDT wears a jersey. It must be shaped somthing like an infant Jersey mosquito. Tux Western version: ‘‘ You never mics the candidate till the crowd gets dry.” et Ports are said to be born, not made, e¢ it isnot the poet’s fault, after all, Guntantensarnrereemn Ladies’ Medical Adviser. A complete medical work for women, handsomely bound in cloth and illustrated. Tells how to. prevent and cure all diseasesof the sex, by treatment at home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady euffering from any of these aueaes Over 10,000 sold already, Postpaid only 50 cents, Postal Note or 2-c stamps. Address Nunda Publishiny Co., Nunda, N. Y. n21-3m ~ For Boarp and lodging or a good twe bit meal, go to the Thomas House, Broad street. O.C, Conlan, proprietor, je8-lys MARRIED. “In Grass Valley, Dec. 8, 1884, by Rev. 3i. D, Buck, Wm. E. Curry and Miss Milly E. Griffiths, Notice to Centractors. ROPOSALS will be received by the Ulerk P of the Board of Trustees of Nevada City, until Monday, December 15th, 1884, At 7 o'clock, P. M., for repairing the embankment wall on the westeily side of Sacramento street; also for the rebuilding of the sidewalk. specificati can_ be seen a* the office of the City Clerk. By order of Trustees. the Board of ls J. C. ABBOTT, President. IWSOLVENT NOTICE. N the Superior Court of the County of Neif vada, State of California. In the matter oi Georze B. Chappel!, an Insolvent Debtor George B.Chappell having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory ia in solvency, by which it appears that he isan insolvent debtor, the said George B. Chap‘pell is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real .and personal, of the said George B. Chappell debtor, except such as may be by law pt from ion, pot of all his deeds, vouchers, books of safely until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. df cenatan are forbidden to any debts to the said insolvent, or to iver any* mepety belonging to him, or to any person, or corporation, or association for his use. The oald Debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any Bg eb until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered, It isfurther ordered that all the creditors of said debter be before the and appear Hon. John Caldwell Judge of the Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open court, of the court room of said court, in the county of Nevada on the 8th day of January, 1885, at 10 o'clock a. m., of thatday, toprove their debts and choose assignees of the estate of said r. It is further ordered that the order be published in the Nuvada 4 fy tee 21 op od » published ii Coun’ 1. Bremen ction ae the said paper is published, before the said day set for the meeting of the crediters. sage is further ordered that in the meantime against the said ingolveat be sta: ed. Dated December 4th, 1884. JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge of Superior Court, Nevada County, California. i F.G. Beatty Clerk. By. W. D. Harris, ‘es 2 Sowden, Attorney for Insolvent. one or more account, and papers, and to keep the same / This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phoshate powders. SOLD ONLY IN CANS. yal. Bakina Powper Co., 106 Wall st. N. Y. PELGUEESUDEEEE EGU EN EE BLACK WILL’S BULL. None genuine without trade-mark of the Notice for Proving Will. IX the Superior Court in and for the Coun ty of Nevada, State of Califoinia In the matter of the estate of Munson Warne: Church, deceaved. Pursuant to an ordero said Superior Court, made on the ith da) of December, 1884, notice ia hereby given that Thursday, the Eighteenth day of De cember, 1884, at 10 o’clock a. M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at th Court House in the City and County of Nevada has been appointed as the time and lxce for proving the willof said Munsor arner Church, deceased, and for hearin: the application of Mrs. Jennie Church for the issuance to her of Letters Testamentary, when and where any person intereste: may appear and contest the same , Dai December 4th, 1884. F.G@ BEATTY, Clerk By W. D. Hargis, Deputy. E. H. Gaylord, Att’y. d5 DIVIDEVD NOTICE. Dye No. 16, of Fifty Cents per share on the Capital Stock of the CIT 1ZEN8 BANK will become due ane payable on »nd after December 10th, 1884, at the office of the Citizens Bank. d4 JOHN T. 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on aro" rss APS o-oe le olnpl? Ug. lies. ny, yerfou _ Tron and Steel, = Vol. XUIX. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1888 Established Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown: & C6, HOLIDAY GOODS ! My fine stock of Holiday _ Goods have commenced arriving, and EVERY DAY from now until New Years I will be in receipt of New Novelties suitable for Christmas and New Years’ Presents. 1 Wil ell Houday Goods Cheaper than any Store in California, Examine my stock and Prices be‘ fore You Buy Elsewhere. GEO. TRACY, Transcript Block, Commercial St. TANCE Wh AND. OTHER, PureZinfancel Carel @ f” ANOSUPERIOR 1 sired) of pure old California Table Wine. THE MOST ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY GIP? A case of Eclipse Champage or a case (assorted if deDELICACY UNEXCELLED FOR o ANine of theFl laLraany TABLE pes PLRITY JIRYNESS Ww GROWERS AND DEALERS \A CALAFORNIA WINES SBRANDIES Wines. $30 WASHINGTON ST.SAN FRANCISCO,CAL. ONLY PRODUCERS OF NATIRAL SPARKLING WINES QA THE PAOEAS CORST. If intended for friends East, we can deliver from our New York Agency. Send orders early. Reduet.on in Pricgs to Suit THE TIMES! CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET,7 31. NEWT ADA CITy, OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE AT LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISH MENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The goods consists in part of HARDWARE, Of Every Description Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, Rope, Blocks, * Powder and Fuse, Shovels and Pick s, Axes and Sledges, Gaus and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window Glass and Putty, © Crockery and Glass Ware Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for ths Best PowderCo m nies in the State. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds, Fine stock Granite Tron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city. Purehasers will sare money by, Jit is pleasant to renew acquaint anceship with the friends of ou: youth, said a weather beaten sex captain as paced to and fro on th: quarter deck of as fine a ship as ever ploughed the seas! SoT’il layin » ‘. fresh supply of Emil Frese’s Ham burg Tea. I find it is a comple: welliaine chest in itself. Sailors and passengers, old and and young, men women and children soon get all right after taking it a few times. : DR. PENNINGTON, fies, «DENTIST. OFFICE—COMMERGIAL STREET, (Searls’ New Building.) NEVADA ClsY. ~vETJ& & BRAN, WATCHMAKER and Jeweler, ig presents given BROAD 8T. NEVADA CIT) away. Send us 6 by mail you will start you in work that bri: ou i faster than anything soe Aero, Al sou the B00 wth each vox. nts wanted everywhere, of eithe: sex, ofall a on ali time, or spare time only, we lor us setae ben Ieoaeee Portas tor-all work. ers absolutely assured. Don’t delay. a4 HH. Hatuerr& Co., Portland, Maine. HOLBROOKE SALOON W. W. NELSON, TE of French Corral, having purchased date ola established “Holbrooke Saloon sure the old patrons of will be kept asa FIRST-CLASS SALOON, Supplied at all times with the best buying at my establishment. : GkO. E. TURNER. and Cigars. n@@-tf o Valley, leave to asMain street, Grass y; begs —* Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Wine Tue quartz indications continue to be very bright in the vicinity of Washington. A gentleman from that section informs us that he believes next spring and summer, owing to the probable great increase of miners to be employed, they will be able to support a population of two or three thousand people. 7 S. Gatavorrt, Superintendent of the Derbec mine, came down from the mine on Wedncéday last, and returned yesterday. .He was accom panied by O. Turvey, one of the Directors, and Theo. Wetzel, Jr., of the same mine. ANoTHER business man got‘ ‘caught out” on a boggs dollar when making a deposit at the Citizen’s Rank. When the coin was laid on the anvil and hit a blow with a hammer, it flew into fragments like a piece of croskery, Boys and girls may be had—especially boys—for service at wages, for indenture, or for legal adoption, by applying with recommendations to E. T. Dooley, Sup’t. Boys and Girls Aid Society, 68 Clementina St., San Francisco, . ; In ouR advertising cojumns today will be found an advertisement by the City Trustees asking for bids to -repair the street embankment and sidewalk on Sacramento street hill. L. A. Boorm, a relative of exGovernor Bvoth, arrived in. town Wednesday evening. He has lately become an owner in one of the Washington quartz mines. Tue ladies’ and children’s dancing class will be he'd at the Theatre tomorrow afternoon as usual. In the evening the regular weekly soiree will be held, : Jupex Stipger’s health is improving. Ina few days heand Jobo A Seeley intend to go some springs in the lower part of the State. Tose who desire any kind of jewelry made for holiday presents, should send their orders in immediately to Luetje & Brand. see, Gav. B, Cuaprecy has filed in the THE CHAMPION CRICKETERS. The Capitals to Rest on Their Laurels Till Spring—Invitations to Play Refused. The Capital Cricket Club of this city held a special meeting Wednesday evening, for the purpose of considering the following invitation: Grass Vauuer, Dee. 2, 1884. “J. E. Carr, Esq., Secretary Capital Cricket Club, Nevada City— Dear Sir—Upwards of $50 has been subscribed here by parties:interested in the game uf cricket, and a handsome trophy has been picked out, consisting of a water pitcher and goblets, to be suitably engraved. Also, a fine silver goblet has been promised by Mr. A. B. Dibble as a special prize, the disposition of the latter being determined upon by the clubs contending for it. The conditions upon which the principal trophy is offered are these: Three match games shall be played at Watt Park, the winner of two to be entitled to the championship of Nevade county and the trophy, or the club putting in.an appearance at the Park on two successive occasions without an ep-' ponent to be entitled to the same, due notice having been given. As the Capital is the only club besides the Union likely to contend for such prize, we have thou.ht you might uot wish to play all the games at Watt Park, but as the whole of the money is put up in Grass Valley, the donors consider they have a right to that condition. We have suggested to them that the games be played on neutral ground, say at Glenbrook, and they are willing to put up half the money on that proposition, provided Nevada City will go the other half, or $25, though they would prefer having the credit of doing the whole themselves and having the games here. Please let us know your decision on this matter, as the first game is fixed for next Sunday, games to be played each succeeding Sunday if practicable. Our club has no disposition to.claim anything supposing ther: are no contestants. ‘Yours troly, 5 “GEORGE FLETCHER, ‘Pres, Union Cricket Club.” In connection with the abeve the Superior Courts petition to be deelared an insolvent debtor. ——__ <> —___—— ’ Tue funeral of Juhn Vivian, which ook place yesterday afternoon, was very largely attended. Joun A. SEELEY and Mike Logan vame over to the county seat frum jan Juan yesterday. E. J. Lz Breton, the well known jawyer of San Francisco, was in town yesterday. Tue holiday trade has commenced and many of our merchants are doing a fine business. JoHN Row cett and James Mayne, natives of Euyland, were naturalized yesterday. R. McMurray and Major McBride came over from the Ridge yesterday. Guo. T. Emzry,of the South Yuba mine, bas returned from San Francisco, ‘ H. F, Pauk left yesterday for Washington, D. C. a ee Bound Over for Trial. W. C. Pope and Frank Huss, rival undertakers at Grass Valley, both claim the ownership of Greenwood cemetery. Mr. Huss too: two men out there last Thanksyivingday and set them to work about the grounds. Mr. Pope put in ap appearance with a pistol and drove the trio off, threatening to shoot them if they did not leave. For this he was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder, and yesterday had preliminary examination before Justice Davis. District, Attorney Ford conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Pope was held for trial in the sum of $1,000. He realily furnished bonds, } More Capital for Washington. Jobo Pattison arrived here from San Francisco Wednesday evening and yesterday morning left for Washington. Since his last visit there, just befure election, he has effected the sale for vther parties of a very promising quartz claim lying near the Eagle Bird mine, San Francisco capitalists being the purchasers. One of the new owners came up with Mr. Pattison Wednesday evening, and is now at the mine making arraogements for running a tunnel and doing other prospective work . between now snd next Spring. fd FRE‘ CANDY, nuts, figs and chestnuts for sale cheap at A. Tams, Broad street. n26 Secretary read _etelegeant received’ from Mr. Fletcher saying that Watt Park was engaged for next Sunday by the base ballists, and that if the cricketers decided to have their contest there the first game would not be played till the 14th instant. To ascertain the eense of the meeting a gentleman moved the. acceptance of the invitation. This motion set the various members to expressing their views. The mostof th m were opposed to it on the ground that the challenge sent to the Capitals recently by the Unions, and which led to a game whe ein the challenging eleven were fairly beaten, explicitly etated that said game should be ‘to test the merits of the two clubs and close the season.” It was stated, moreover, that some of the best players in the club had made arrangements to be away from here more or less of the time between now and the end of the year, they having supposed the season for playing had ended. The motion was unanimoutly defeated. Thenthe Secretary w:a instructed to address a communic: + tion to the Union eleven than ing them for their courteous invitation, and also expressing a due appreciation of the interest in the game and generosity displayed by the Grass Valley citize sin tendering the trophy. The Secretary was alsotold to say that the Capital Club would be pleased toenter the lists with the gentlemen of the Union Club as early in the coming season as the weather will permit, On Wednesday evening, the 10th instant, the annual meeting of the Capital Club will be held at the TRANSCRIPT editorial rooms, At that meeting officers will be elected for 1885, and other very important business will be transacted. The Capitals propose to continue their practice games industriously through the winter, so as to be in first-class trim next season to retain the championship of the Coast whenever th:y are called upon to demonstrate their right to the possession of it. ‘ i ps . Dr. Pennington Can be found at his dental office, Commercial street. — —dl-im/ Onx of the most successfal remedies ever advertised is Kerr’s As bma Cure It cares all pains, colics or cramps and general debility. Try it and be convinced. o3l-ly ArpaD Haraszrny & Co. of San Francisco hate a limited number of cases of assurted California Wines at their N. Y. Agency. A most suitable Holiday Gift for triends East, Im Private School. Prof. A. C. Harrie will withia a fewdays open a private school at this city if he can secure a anflicient number ef pupils. He isa graduate of the High School of Troy, New York, of Bryant and Stratton’s ‘. Commercial College, and of Union College, New York. He ho'ds a life license to teach in any of the United States. Hewas among those who passed the best examination in the State of New Jersey, his certifica'e showing that he earned 994 per. cent in nineteen subjects, including Greek, Latin, geometry and chemistry. ~He has had thirteen years’ suoceseful experience as » teacher, and hae been a frequent contributor to the press. He will have a fall eshoo! equipment, central location and attractive surroundings. Pupils will be prepariversity, for teaching or for business. The expense per pupil will be from $3 to $4. month, according to ad vancement Where Greek and Latin and the higher mathematics are included the monthly tuition fee will be $5.

Having examined the credentiele ot Mr. ‘Harris, we can cheerfully testify to the correctness of the facts above mentioned respecting his qualifications and standing. ro Masonic Election. Ata regular meeting of Madison Lodge, No. 23, of Grass Valley, held on Tuesday evening, the following were elected as officers to serve for the ensuing year: W. A. Hawley, W. M.; John Tyrrell, S. W.; Isidor Stein, J. W; Edward Coleman, Treasurer; Geo, W. Hill, Secretary; John €. Colemau, Theodore H. Wilhelm and J. W. Relley, Trustees, a i ae a D. Lxpeck, im the Transcript Block, Commercial street, is selling ladies kid shoes cheaper than ever known beforein this city. Shoes that other dealers charge $5 for ‘he is se:ling at $3 50, and all other goods are sold in proportion. 1t catipikcpeelilesincoeic isi Don’r forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand ali kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines andliquors for medicinal purposes; ‘and everything found m a first-class wrucery store. jy 19-tf «<> o—-— Young Men !—Read This. The Voitaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Michigan, offer to send their celebrated Electro Voltaic Belt and other Electric apphauces on trial tor thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitalhity and mauhood, and all kindred trouble. Also tur rheumatism, neuralgia, piralysis, and many o:her diseases, Complete res: oration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial 13 allowed Write them at once for illurtrated pamphlet free —_—o—_—. Fine Clothe, J. H. Downing bas received from New York a magaoiticent stock of cloths which he is prepared tu make up in gents’ suits, in the latest 9 tyles aud at the lowest prices. my2-tf (SSS Ft he ee eT a HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS..... Proprictors, Dec. 2,°1884, J E Brown, City E M Brown, do A Hartung, do E Chase, Grass Valley Frauk Hvoper, do CL Kioney, do 8 C Wiseman, Blue Tent P Mathewson, You Bet R Carter and w, COjty H Conkofeky, onifield Geo Sleep, Washington M C Hogan, San Juan J ASeely, do H U Davis, do J Treanor, do J Jacobs, San Erancisco EJ Le Breton, do « Mra Le Breton,do Mra Jd Brady & c, You Bet Geo A Thomas, Marysville Mre Redirgtou & d, Moores Fiat J Patterson Sam Francisco L oBoth, do W Hatch, do G Emery, do G Colourn, do K Carter and w, City NATIONAL EXCHANGEHOLEL STANLY A. EDDY..... PROPRIETOR, center Dec. 3, 1884, J Read, City C Conaway, Grass Valley W Biack, San Francisco L-Davery, Dowaseviile W Vineyard, Sierraville F Rose, do — A Manigault, Virgiuia City 8 Galivotti, Derbec O Turney, do T Werzel, do J Ostrum, do Hi ‘Thomas, Salt Lake Cit S Richardsvn, Columbia Hill A Nivens, do 8 Holiub, San Francisce W Dahneka, San Juan W OD Harris, City JG Milter, Pike City W Avery, Federal Loan mine A King, Grass Valley A Chase, Gold Fiat ed in athrough manner for the Un. * ° Case Transferred. The case of A. McShane vs. Sherif R. D. Carter, J. M. Smith and the Golden Gate Con. Hydraulic M. Co, has been transferred from the Superior Court of San Francisco county to this county. The suit is brought to enjoin defendanis from selling or interfering with the property of plaintiff. under judgment of execution issued by the Nevada county Superior Court in the cause of J. M. Smnith vs, the Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co.; and that they be enjoined from using or taking from said ditch any of the water therein, or in any way interfering therewith. Joseph Kirk of San Francisco is plaintiff's attorney. Cross & Simonds of this cityand H. F. Price of San Franciseo are attorneys for defendauts. : om » Not the Ceunty’s Funeral. Speaking of the closing of the suspension bridge at this city for repairs, the Grass Valley Union says: “*"t is a sort of an elephant on the county’s hands, and might as well be closed for good.” The county has nothing to do with the bridge any more than it has with the stone crosswalks in the town of Grass Volley, and our contemporary ought to know it. All work done nowadays on bridges within the corporate limits has te be paid for out of the city treasury. L—— ——_] A NEW song is called: “Wilt Thou, O Wilt Thou?” It is supposed to be dedicated to a collar and pair of cuffs, Brrore Lotta went to Europe she was 35 years old; now she is only 24. This shows what a sea .voyage can do, Sana BERNHARDT wears a jersey. It must be shaped somthing like an infant Jersey mosquito. Tux Western version: ‘‘ You never mics the candidate till the crowd gets dry.” et Ports are said to be born, not made, e¢ it isnot the poet’s fault, after all, Guntantensarnrereemn Ladies’ Medical Adviser. A complete medical work for women, handsomely bound in cloth and illustrated. Tells how to. prevent and cure all diseasesof the sex, by treatment at home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady euffering from any of these aueaes Over 10,000 sold already, Postpaid only 50 cents, Postal Note or 2-c stamps. Address Nunda Publishiny Co., Nunda, N. Y. n21-3m ~ For Boarp and lodging or a good twe bit meal, go to the Thomas House, Broad street. O.C, Conlan, proprietor, je8-lys MARRIED. “In Grass Valley, Dec. 8, 1884, by Rev. 3i. D, Buck, Wm. E. Curry and Miss Milly E. Griffiths, Notice to Centractors. ROPOSALS will be received by the Ulerk P of the Board of Trustees of Nevada City, until Monday, December 15th, 1884, At 7 o'clock, P. M., for repairing the embankment wall on the westeily side of Sacramento street; also for the rebuilding of the sidewalk. specificati can_ be seen a* the office of the City Clerk. By order of Trustees. the Board of ls J. C. ABBOTT, President. IWSOLVENT NOTICE. N the Superior Court of the County of Neif vada, State of California. In the matter oi Georze B. Chappel!, an Insolvent Debtor George B.Chappell having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory ia in solvency, by which it appears that he isan insolvent debtor, the said George B. Chap‘pell is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real .and personal, of the said George B. 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