February 1, 1882 (4 pages)

os should pass an a living rates heavy taxes to help parties: whohave noinn with our commuin here and by creating -a ‘sensation reap the. cream ‘as it is called. Our ts are entitled to all ‘DEAL WANTED. ‘party hacks, regular dyed ; . standing candidates of n and Democratic persuaga good ready on to ac‘mominations for office. It is time for both parties to cast these old parasites and om 5 more apparent, It not only ds and peoples the waste and rt places, and adds a real, indestream of wealth to the of the nation, but also 1 and vitalizes the forces and cei, and strengthens the foundavery business enterprise ‘of vo atry. Capital is the nation’s ¢ arm of Power, anda bulwark and security in the time. war. or peace, and mining furthis most directly and rapidly. ‘. Half Minute Interviews With the @ pistol unless he has a ‘license,’ and . . good and sufficient reason ie asking government, and it} railroad: not to bring the goods. of . . .immortality. ” She has.turned out PISTOL CARRYING. (Cleveland Piain Bealer,] No one should be allowed to carry then he should be compeled to give the license, ‘A NEWSPAPER’S RIGHT, et hh aad To hold that a paper cannot commentupon a wrong-doer unless it can present absolute proof of. his guilt, notwithstanding the technicalities of the law, is to destroy the value of the press as a guardian of the eo interests, A° BUSINESS PROPOSITION, [G. V. Tidings.] Our citizens-might as well ask the their competitors into town, and object toa landlord renting the rooms, as to desire a newspaper not to do the advertising for “business rivals; and they might as reasonably expect a merchant to turn away, good customers as to expect a newspaper publisher to do so, We are all here for business, AN UNMITIGATED HUMBDG, [S. F. Bulletin.] Mother Shipton has been a successful authoress. She wrote but little, but-that little has survived far more pretentious works _ that, written since her time, have after a brief success, slid quietly into oblivion. But into oblivion even she must pass. She set limit to her own tobe an unmitigated humbug. She passed out of the literature of the world in ineffable disgrace. What was prophetic is now but the sheerest doggerel. The year '188}, has gracefully given way toa successor that is moviugalong ‘ih “undisgusied contempt of Mother Shipton. a a ii eae Try Them. . Try popcorn for nausea, Try cranberries for malaria. a7 a sun bath for rheumatism. ‘producing foree is strengthened own growth and development. a.a double field be gathered from grain fields of the country, and double portion of their products ‘into the arteries of trade, and --yalues increase in every department : of business activity. -Miniog, true and legitimate, i is the creator of en@uting wealth, and its success, when developed as business, will ‘touch and quicken with its vitalizing force the sluggish pulse of every human activity to the remotest spa of civilization, Sierra County Items.) We collate the following from the Downieville Messenger of Saturday: ' The Bonanza Company have bro~ ken throwgh-into the Fashion and ‘Sierra diggings. J. L. Strange, of Sierra Valley, is feeding 200 head of cattle at Sulli~~ -yen’s ranch on the Truckee Meadows. » The Suffolk Mining Company of _ Wahoo has bought the old Pioneer ditch, which was originally intended to bring water from Gold Lake. Only a portion was ever finished. Friday, the case of H. Daves, arrested for a misdemneanor in locking old man Romargi out of his cabin / wear Nigger Tent, was tried. He was found guilty and fined $10.e Last week the Bald Mountain Company had nine cars mashed into kindling wood. The loaded train brokein two. The cars ran a long distance toward the mouth of the “tumel and then piled up at a bend. “But little was left of them, even. . Some of the wheela being broken. An Important 1 Decision. Monday the ‘Supreme Court decided in the case of Morrow vs. The Superior Court that corporations formed before the new Constitution was adopted are subject to the pro“that shareholders may be sued. indiVidually for their proportionate share of the debts of the corporation. . Aleta Tockane rosin of the Louisville : “Medical College is in the form of an on theshoulder of a Kentuckian next _> An front. The Kentuckian resented an the familiarity, and they went out into an alle to fight, the rest of the class. acer panying them. Strange ay, the affair was not decided tadoes fall; but let our mines throw les, the nostrils for catarrhal ‘‘cold in . In. Judge Kimball’s Court, last . . visions of the new Constitution, and . . ‘dent in the highest row put his foot Try-ginger-ale for stomach-eramps. Try clam broth for a weak stomach, Try ny poultice for erysipeTry a wet towel to the back ofthe neck whren sleepless. Try buttermilk for removal of freckles, tan and butternut stains. Try a hot flannel over the seat of neuralgic pain.and renew frequently, Try taking your cod liver oil in tomato catsup if you want to make it palatable. Try taking a nap in the atbarnont if you are going to be out late in the evening. Try a cloth wrung out from cold water put about the neck at night for sore throat, Try snuffling powdered nies up the head.” Try walking with your hands behind you if you find yourself becoming bent forward. Try planting sunflowers+in your garden if .compelled to live ina malarial neighborheod. Try a newspaper over the chest, beneath your coat, as a chest protector i in extremely cold weather. “The Nevada Datly Transcript.” [The San Juan Times] The excellent journal whose name forms the caption of this article, true to its promise, appeared on Sunday last in its enlarged aud im proved form. It was, filled with interestappearances we judge it partially dressed anew. It is of good size and -presentsa-fine—appearance, _ We congratulate the proprietors on their success in producing such an elegant paper, and we congratulate our friend,its young and talented editor on the fact that he will now have room to spread himself in the denunciation of the enemies of the hydraulie miners. Sanator Hawiey shows himself a manof sense. He is opposed to spoiling young men by making them dependent upon the public crib for a living. He refuses to use his influence to put young men of spirit and enterprise into places where they must depend upon the Government ‘for support. He believes that there are better ways sponsibility of spoiling young meu for business and destroying all energy and enterprise, « Ty 1870 mining was begun in Utah; ng matter on every page, and from]. for making a living in the different States; and the don’t want. the Te _ 8. R. Edwards, a miner with money, is missing at San. Diego, _ Rey. Dr, Bellows, of Sanitary fund celebrity, died in New York Monday.»William Kenney was accidentally shot in the leg near Vallejo Saturday, and bled to death. John J. ‘Moore was killed near Los Angeles Saturcay by the breaking of a horse power corn sheller. Scott Taylor, examined at Santa Cruz for the killing of Edward Allen, wason Saturday allowed to go free. The Sproul murder case at’ Oroville came to an end Saturday by the jury finding the defendant not guilty. A Calentta telegram says that a reign of terror prevales at Cabul, for political offenses. g The case of the Contention vs, the Head Center Mining Company, at Tombstone, has been decided in favor of the former. Mrs; Darris, wife of General: DarSt. Louis, was found dead Sunday morning at her residence about four miles out in the country. A grandson named Russell Brown has been arrested and confessed that he and a friend murdered Mrs. Darris for the purpose of robbery. Much comment has been caused by the presence on the floor of the House of ex Governor Low and Frank Pixley of California, who, it is alleged, are lobbying in the interest of the Hawaiian sugar monoply. The rules of Congress distinctly state that “any one having a bill, or interested in any bill before the House, shall not be entitled to the floor.” It is said that Representative Page proposes to have them denied the privilege which they are now enjoying, in defiance of this ney expressed rule, THosr Who have been bettered in ‘material property through the recent destruction of the Ring Theatre in Vienna are legion. A considerable number have come -into— large fortunes. A young Jady who is a novice in a convent in Galena, has inherited, through the fire, about two millions of francs. The presumption is that the very poor people did not go to the Ring Theatre on the night that it was burned. A high tariff had been fixed as the piece was to have been ‘‘Les Contes a’ Hoffman,” by Offenbach. Tue laziest man is on a Western paper. He spells photograph ‘'4tograph.” There have been — only three worse than he. One lived out in Kansas and dated his letter ‘‘11worth,” another . spelled Tennessee *10aC,” and the other wrote Wyandotte “Y&.” rr HEnNs scratched up a woman’s garden at Pawtucket, andshe poisoned them. To her horror, she saw the owner plucking them next day for the market, and her conscience gave her no peace till she-had bought the ‘lot at a price far above the bucher" 8 offer. Mr. ScoviLLe consumed five days in his defense of Guiteau. The length of the address recalls Ben Butler’s witticism regarding Wm. M., Evarts’ speech in defense of Animmortal by making it eternal.” Firrg leather straps, each a foot long, two inches wide, and very thin, have been purchased by the Port Huron (Mich.) Board of Education for use ingpunishing pupils in ‘the schools, , beers ae oma JupGE TocrGEs, the author of the “Fool’s Errand,” will soon begin the phia. Is there anything suggestive in that title? Tue esthetes are daily gaining strength and assurance. They now speak of hash as ‘‘a mosaic.” A GIRL who has a felon on her finger and afellow.on her hand has as much as she can attend to. Never despise a man who wears a paper shirt front ;“he may have no mother to support him. A TEN-CENT shine often Covers a pair of dirty socks, ' HOTEL: ARRIVALS, here thirne asc NATIONAL ser seen eg HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY...: -Monpay, ~astegh ics 30, 1882. B. Guscetti, City. — J. C. Bolles, San aie: D. C. Houghton, Sacramento. A. R. Morrison, Derbec where 1,100 persons are imprisoned . °° tis, formerly-a-prominent-citizen—-of}~ . publication of a paper in Philadel. Manat Ha ‘ Tk Line . NEVADA CITY and _ GRASS VALLEY. —o— . THE undersigned will begin Fepruary Ist, Lite Dyrunning a Hack 7 (S¥eIly between Nevada City > and Grass Valley. On week-days he will make two trips, and on gis tee ane. rs called for or delivered in H a part ot of ¢ ther town without extra ~ Leave orders at the National a Hotels in Nevada City, and at The in Grass Valley. ion ibs doke TIME TABLE. ag natel Nevada City at 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 Eaavind Grass Valley at 10-4, M. and 4 Pp. M. ~ONSUNDAY. : Leaving Nevada City at 10 a. M. and Grass Valley at 2 P.M. S.E. WANAMAKE. EXCELSIOR Blasting “Powder! Marfufactured by the Excelsior Powder Co: HIS 18 NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a powerful explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glycerine Powder on the Continent. There is no headache or nausea in the use of this Powder, as thenoxious fumes are entirely done away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the manufacture of this Powder. All other Powder going under this name is unauthorized, and parties using this same are liable for damages. It is put up in cartridges of any size to suit customers and is epates with ‘cap and fuse, the same as any other high explosive. The following testimonial is a sample of hundreds of the same tenor being constantly received, Gop Hint, August 17, 1881. Agent Excetsion PowpER Co.—Dear Sir: I have used yourpowder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to any Powder in useon the Comstock, It does its. work effectually, an@ does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the other Powders do to the majority of miners. In recommending it I would suy. gest, give it a fair trial and I am confident it will ‘speak for itself. Wishing your Company success, I am respectfully yours, etc. GEORGE CLARK, Foreman Sierra G, and 8. M. Co. Excelsior Powder Company, No. 330 Bine St. Academy Building, Rooms 53 and 54, pss Francisco. M. B, B. POTTER, Principal, Established January 1st, 1881. The Most Sucéessfal Educational Institute in Northern California, English Branches Taught. Also German,French,Latin & Greek, ARTICULAR attention is called to the advantages offered by this School to pudesiting a asus Cuminerdlad Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The leading educators and business men of Nevada county, or any of my former pupils. For terms, etc., apply to M. B. B._ POTTER, Nev: ada City, Cal. B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old _— again in eet . the CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, I'am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished,.and made-to look like new, call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite ‘Casper's Store, And you will not have Med og 6 any more high prices, as I am determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY _ J.J ACKSON, Beehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City. Nevada, Jan, 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets “Nevada City. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. IF: ~ YOU ARE GOING TO SAN *FRANCISCO, AND WANT A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, ; . GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, Near Third. PINGREE’S . SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. se WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand. If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or — of some invorating and healthful everage, call and see us, jails business now before the public. You can make money faster at work for us than at anything. else.— oy ita) not needed. We will start you. $12 lay and upwards made at home by the inqueens. Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us.Mow is fee time. You can work in spare time onYou can live at home and-do the work. No other business will pay you nearly as well. No one can fail to make enormous pay by éngaging at once, Costly Ou.fit and terms free. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address Trug & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing aad Repairing In first_class: manner, Wagon end Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice. Pick Work a Specialty. . Iclaim to make the be&t Picks for all kinds of mining of any blacksmith in Northern California. Steel Sledges and Wedges — Of the best material garth on hand, — Carriage and Wagon Making. Attached to the businesss is a Carriage and Wagon Shop under the supervision of _. 5 » SAMUEL CLUTTER, . Whose x tation in this line-of work is not me’ ry in Califor. Mrs. M. Pi P ietre --. dy Johnson: ‘He strove to_render-it }—— = cba, ti oe or give:your whole time to'the business. . -. TONITE POWDER. ous NOTFREEZE. DOES NOT DETERIORATE IN. HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD NOXIOUS FUMES. Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, ‘AND HUNDREDS OF TONS. ‘CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACOIDENT: For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, ~~” NEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., 218 California St., San Francisco. fyl73m GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, WEWVWTADA CLrry. wa AND RETAIL DEALER n HARDWARE : Ot Every Description. TRON, STEEL,-~STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Ete., Ete PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: Bh DE. PRR orice oe econ ots President R. M. HUNT..° Ps Vice, President JOHN T. MORGAN...5.45 Cashier. BiH. MORGAN GS e550 i < ve: casa oe Secretary — DIRECTORS: — Dr. R. M, Hunr. Joun T. More@an, Gro. M, Huenes, Gxo, A, Cooper. Ninks SEARLS. L, Housman, E. M. Preston. £2 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. 427° Purchase Gold Dustand Bullion , 4a Highest Price — for State and County Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities. Make Collections and transact a Genera) Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS— New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First NationalGold Bank. SackaMBnTO—National Gold Bank ot D O. Mills & Co. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _CANNED GOODS, Etc. desire to call the attention of the people of Nevada City and County -TO THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF ~ Everything to be found in a First Class Grocery Store. imported Wines & Liquors . For medicinal purposes. __ FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits. ‘VERY Low PRICES. For the liberal patrenage extended me in the past I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuanceofthesame. 4 F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, . Commercial St., Nevada City. a Esta blished in JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Main Street, Neva Nevada City, Cal. Ce and ORES of ev of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed. By Request, — Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. Electro-Plating in Gold or Silver. INSURANCE. Nee meee ee eee eens MARRIAGE UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT . cope Association of California, FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS, pear ae Pe pole for This Cggnty Wanted. G PAY, Crockery, —AND-—Glassware. Mil and. Mining Supple Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, * The best mining Powder in use. whites and full stoek of GRANITE IkON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. £27 Purchasers will find ‘it to their advan tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insurance r OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @mice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO Sheateccatssealy s f= ANSTRANCE ONLY . J. F. Hoveutox, President. Gzo. H. Howarp, Vice’ President Cuar.rs H. Story, Secretary. 7 B. Eppy, Marine Secrctary. me: A BIGELOW, General Manager,’ R H. Maan, Genera Agent. © Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co. DAVID WATT A. B. BRADY, Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. WARNING, pee undersigned have lost. the follo’ Certificates of ae in 2 Poy CHAMPIO. MINING COMPANY, to Ferdinand Vosshans, he pote Shares. Ferdinand Vosshans, No, 290—25 Shares. Joseph Miller, No. 291—50 : Joseph Miller, No, 292—25 Shares. Pisce lic is hereby cautioned not to purab She tte “ot: aid Compa at the r ercial acm seo San : RERDINAND VOSSHANS, JOSEPH MILLER. * January 28,1882.se % THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, , . as “ever come iol : Dati a + 3 follows A Pare, Straight Whisky ! oon 3 . ql Colfa America’s Fin i ee est Production, : a ; and Sa Orrice or Scuurz & Vow. Bani ; Pim GEN, 129 California Street, cor, Blue Front, San Francisco. PER is and'@) “Joun L, Borys, Agent. : at 6a. To tHe Trape.—Practical expeWasi rience has demonstrated to us that day an the trade requires a choice old BourPia bon for immediate use. For it ig pia well known that whisky that is abpaar solutely pure requires age, .care and attention, and our old Davenport whisky possesses all the above qualiVario ties. The grain used in the distillation of our, J. H. Davenport z E, whisky is always selected from the has } finest, richest and best grown in the 4 Publi State of Kentucky. The water. is 4 » ‘The drawn from-one-of the—finest—lime; 2 “pesset stone springs in the State, the pecuq Mare liar properties which have gained for 9 Th Kentucky whiskies such world-wide embe celebrity. This process makes our : Grass J. H. Davenport a ‘pure, hand-made Th sour mash whisky, and we claim that a me for delicacy of. flavor, purity and 4 medicinal qualities it stands unexDani¢ celled. Yours Truly, of thi Scuvrrz & Vonparaen. Th : Cook AFTER an experienca of many tion « years I have at last succeeded in misse finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven H port) that is absolutely pure apd free from: drags of any kind and Idah which I can recommend for medic:the e nal purposes. I will keep this whisby a ky for sale in future. Call and try Do it. It is pure. You will like it. Dw. J. M. Mannina, Drocatsr, not, . Grass Valley. office value STRAIGHT WHISKY. Qu Asa great deal hag been said the 1 about John L, Burnsand Davenport man whisky in the Transcri it will a fit, not be out of place to me : fact that Mr. Burns has mad mr the most important.sales of _finé subd to ag ice effected in the county, ike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of the most expensive straight ian: that ~ county. John L. Burns, the colabtated agent for ‘‘Davenport,” has been most fortunate in making such a fine sale to such a responsible tlemen as revit Mr, Hanley, who has the reputation para of keeping tho finest liquor in the They county. When this . invoice of ) straight whisky arrives Mr. Hanley and can look for an increase of trade. be le Pe fap DER AT RBA ICT Sa Coreen ean, and disg! Cent chur ‘ justi ing. oY and men : Rob . The. Leading Establishment ceed ‘ Dur in Nevada City. a i —0— fice, J. J. Jackson, Proprietor. Son pla : dos T THIS HOUSE there will always be r -whe jound a large and complete stock of a bl . GROCERIES, desi PROVISIONS, = ‘ CASE GOODS, not WINES, se LIQUORS, a the Etc., Ete. : —_—v— le « It has and ever will bé the aim of the proclea wert to anor on hand only ve me 3 isa Sta FIRST CLASS GOODS reg ¢o! But they “will be sold rs ; : Fek As CHeaP as Poor Goos! a —o— # ant Agent for i Excelsior Powder Company: for Agent for aes ” Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s : Champagnes, 4 oa Oo day : Sole Agent for the ia “BOSS” COFFEE, . = ‘Which good Judges clalin tobe thebeteve . the the “BEEBIVE” call ‘and see for youre! , bese reds are ness s ~ine BYE

os should pass an a living rates heavy taxes to help parties: whohave noinn with our commuin here and by creating -a ‘sensation reap the. cream ‘as it is called. Our ts are entitled to all ‘DEAL WANTED. ‘party hacks, regular dyed ; . standing candidates of n and Democratic persuaga good ready on to ac‘mominations for office. It is time for both parties to cast these old parasites and om 5 more apparent, It not only ds and peoples the waste and rt places, and adds a real, indestream of wealth to the of the nation, but also 1 and vitalizes the forces and cei, and strengthens the foundavery business enterprise ‘of vo atry. Capital is the nation’s ¢ arm of Power, anda bulwark and security in the time. war. or peace, and mining furthis most directly and rapidly. ‘. Half Minute Interviews With the @ pistol unless he has a ‘license,’ and . . good and sufficient reason ie asking government, and it} railroad: not to bring the goods. of . . .immortality. ” She has.turned out PISTOL CARRYING. (Cleveland Piain Bealer,] No one should be allowed to carry then he should be compeled to give the license, ‘A NEWSPAPER’S RIGHT, et hh aad To hold that a paper cannot commentupon a wrong-doer unless it can present absolute proof of. his guilt, notwithstanding the technicalities of the law, is to destroy the value of the press as a guardian of the eo interests, A° BUSINESS PROPOSITION, [G. V. Tidings.] Our citizens-might as well ask the their competitors into town, and object toa landlord renting the rooms, as to desire a newspaper not to do the advertising for “business rivals; and they might as reasonably expect a merchant to turn away, good customers as to expect a newspaper publisher to do so, We are all here for business, AN UNMITIGATED HUMBDG, [S. F. Bulletin.] Mother Shipton has been a successful authoress. She wrote but little, but-that little has survived far more pretentious works _ that, written since her time, have after a brief success, slid quietly into oblivion. But into oblivion even she must pass. She set limit to her own tobe an unmitigated humbug. She passed out of the literature of the world in ineffable disgrace. What was prophetic is now but the sheerest doggerel. The year '188}, has gracefully given way toa successor that is moviugalong ‘ih “undisgusied contempt of Mother Shipton. a a ii eae Try Them. . Try popcorn for nausea, Try cranberries for malaria. a7 a sun bath for rheumatism. ‘producing foree is strengthened own growth and development. a.a double field be gathered from grain fields of the country, and double portion of their products ‘into the arteries of trade, and --yalues increase in every department : of business activity. -Miniog, true and legitimate, i is the creator of en@uting wealth, and its success, when developed as business, will ‘touch and quicken with its vitalizing force the sluggish pulse of every human activity to the remotest spa of civilization, Sierra County Items.) We collate the following from the Downieville Messenger of Saturday: ' The Bonanza Company have bro~ ken throwgh-into the Fashion and ‘Sierra diggings. J. L. Strange, of Sierra Valley, is feeding 200 head of cattle at Sulli~~ -yen’s ranch on the Truckee Meadows. » The Suffolk Mining Company of _ Wahoo has bought the old Pioneer ditch, which was originally intended to bring water from Gold Lake. Only a portion was ever finished. Friday, the case of H. Daves, arrested for a misdemneanor in locking old man Romargi out of his cabin / wear Nigger Tent, was tried. He was found guilty and fined $10.e Last week the Bald Mountain Company had nine cars mashed into kindling wood. The loaded train brokein two. The cars ran a long distance toward the mouth of the “tumel and then piled up at a bend. “But little was left of them, even. . Some of the wheela being broken. An Important 1 Decision. Monday the ‘Supreme Court decided in the case of Morrow vs. The Superior Court that corporations formed before the new Constitution was adopted are subject to the pro“that shareholders may be sued. indiVidually for their proportionate share of the debts of the corporation. . Aleta Tockane rosin of the Louisville : “Medical College is in the form of an on theshoulder of a Kentuckian next _> An front. The Kentuckian resented an the familiarity, and they went out into an alle to fight, the rest of the class. acer panying them. Strange ay, the affair was not decided tadoes fall; but let our mines throw les, the nostrils for catarrhal ‘‘cold in . In. Judge Kimball’s Court, last . . visions of the new Constitution, and . . ‘dent in the highest row put his foot Try-ginger-ale for stomach-eramps. Try clam broth for a weak stomach, Try ny poultice for erysipeTry a wet towel to the back ofthe neck whren sleepless. Try buttermilk for removal of freckles, tan and butternut stains. Try a hot flannel over the seat of neuralgic pain.and renew frequently, Try taking your cod liver oil in tomato catsup if you want to make it palatable. Try taking a nap in the atbarnont if you are going to be out late in the evening. Try a cloth wrung out from cold water put about the neck at night for sore throat, Try snuffling powdered nies up the head.” Try walking with your hands behind you if you find yourself becoming bent forward. Try planting sunflowers+in your garden if .compelled to live ina malarial neighborheod. Try a newspaper over the chest, beneath your coat, as a chest protector i in extremely cold weather. “The Nevada Datly Transcript.” [The San Juan Times] The excellent journal whose name forms the caption of this article, true to its promise, appeared on Sunday last in its enlarged aud im proved form. It was, filled with interestappearances we judge it partially dressed anew. It is of good size and -presentsa-fine—appearance, _ We congratulate the proprietors on their success in producing such an elegant paper, and we congratulate our friend,its young and talented editor on the fact that he will now have room to spread himself in the denunciation of the enemies of the hydraulie miners. Sanator Hawiey shows himself a manof sense. He is opposed to spoiling young men by making them dependent upon the public crib for a living. He refuses to use his influence to put young men of spirit and enterprise into places where they must depend upon the Government ‘for support. He believes that there are better ways sponsibility of spoiling young meu for business and destroying all energy and enterprise, « Ty 1870 mining was begun in Utah; ng matter on every page, and from]. for making a living in the different States; and the don’t want. the Te _ 8. R. Edwards, a miner with money, is missing at San. Diego, _ Rey. Dr, Bellows, of Sanitary fund celebrity, died in New York Monday.»William Kenney was accidentally shot in the leg near Vallejo Saturday, and bled to death. John J. ‘Moore was killed near Los Angeles Saturcay by the breaking of a horse power corn sheller. Scott Taylor, examined at Santa Cruz for the killing of Edward Allen, wason Saturday allowed to go free. The Sproul murder case at’ Oroville came to an end Saturday by the jury finding the defendant not guilty. A Calentta telegram says that a reign of terror prevales at Cabul, for political offenses. g The case of the Contention vs, the Head Center Mining Company, at Tombstone, has been decided in favor of the former. Mrs; Darris, wife of General: DarSt. Louis, was found dead Sunday morning at her residence about four miles out in the country. A grandson named Russell Brown has been arrested and confessed that he and a friend murdered Mrs. Darris for the purpose of robbery. Much comment has been caused by the presence on the floor of the House of ex Governor Low and Frank Pixley of California, who, it is alleged, are lobbying in the interest of the Hawaiian sugar monoply. The rules of Congress distinctly state that “any one having a bill, or interested in any bill before the House, shall not be entitled to the floor.” It is said that Representative Page proposes to have them denied the privilege which they are now enjoying, in defiance of this ney expressed rule, THosr Who have been bettered in ‘material property through the recent destruction of the Ring Theatre in Vienna are legion. A considerable number have come -into— large fortunes. A young Jady who is a novice in a convent in Galena, has inherited, through the fire, about two millions of francs. The presumption is that the very poor people did not go to the Ring Theatre on the night that it was burned. A high tariff had been fixed as the piece was to have been ‘‘Les Contes a’ Hoffman,” by Offenbach. Tue laziest man is on a Western paper. He spells photograph ‘'4tograph.” There have been — only three worse than he. One lived out in Kansas and dated his letter ‘‘11worth,” another . spelled Tennessee *10aC,” and the other wrote Wyandotte “Y&.” rr HEnNs scratched up a woman’s garden at Pawtucket, andshe poisoned them. To her horror, she saw the owner plucking them next day for the market, and her conscience gave her no peace till she-had bought the ‘lot at a price far above the bucher" 8 offer. Mr. ScoviLLe consumed five days in his defense of Guiteau. The length of the address recalls Ben Butler’s witticism regarding Wm. M., Evarts’ speech in defense of Animmortal by making it eternal.” Firrg leather straps, each a foot long, two inches wide, and very thin, have been purchased by the Port Huron (Mich.) Board of Education for use ingpunishing pupils in ‘the schools, , beers ae oma JupGE TocrGEs, the author of the “Fool’s Errand,” will soon begin the phia. Is there anything suggestive in that title? Tue esthetes are daily gaining strength and assurance. They now speak of hash as ‘‘a mosaic.” A GIRL who has a felon on her finger and afellow.on her hand has as much as she can attend to. Never despise a man who wears a paper shirt front ;“he may have no mother to support him. A TEN-CENT shine often Covers a pair of dirty socks, ' HOTEL: ARRIVALS, here thirne asc NATIONAL ser seen eg HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY......: -Monpay, ~astegh ics 30, 1882. B. Guscetti, City. — J. C. Bolles, San aie: D. C. Houghton, Sacramento. A. R. Morrison, Derbec where 1,100 persons are imprisoned . °° tis, formerly-a-prominent-citizen—-of}~ . publication of a paper in Philadel. Manat Ha ‘ Tk Line . NEVADA CITY and _ GRASS VALLEY. —o— . THE undersigned will begin Fepruary Ist, Lite Dyrunning a Hack 7 (S¥eIly between Nevada City > and Grass Valley. On week-days he will make two trips, and on gis tee ane. rs called for or delivered in H a part ot of ¢ ther town without extra ~ Leave orders at the National a Hotels in Nevada City, and at The in Grass Valley. ion ibs doke TIME TABLE. ag natel Nevada City at 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 Eaavind Grass Valley at 10-4, M. and 4 Pp. M. ~ONSUNDAY. : Leaving Nevada City at 10 a. M. and Grass Valley at 2 P.M. S.E. WANAMAKE. EXCELSIOR Blasting “Powder! Marfufactured by the Excelsior Powder Co: HIS 18 NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a powerful explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glycerine Powder on the Continent. There is no headache or nausea in the use of this Powder, as thenoxious fumes are entirely done away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the manufacture of this Powder. All other Powder going under this name is unauthorized, and parties using this same are liable for damages. It is put up in cartridges of any size to suit customers and is epates with ‘cap and fuse, the same as any other high explosive. The following testimonial is a sample of hundreds of the same tenor being constantly received, Gop Hint, August 17, 1881. Agent Excetsion PowpER Co.—Dear Sir: I have used yourpowder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to any Powder in useon the Comstock, It does its. work effectually, an@ does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the other Powders do to the majority of miners. In recommending it I would suy. gest, give it a fair trial and I am confident it will ‘speak for itself. Wishing your Company success, I am respectfully yours, etc. GEORGE CLARK, Foreman Sierra G, and 8. M. Co. Excelsior Powder Company, No. 330 Bine St. Academy Building, Rooms 53 and 54, pss Francisco. M. B, B. POTTER, Principal, Established January 1st, 1881. The Most Sucéessfal Educational Institute in Northern California, English Branches Taught. Also German,French,Latin & Greek, ARTICULAR attention is called to the advantages offered by this School to pudesiting a asus Cuminerdlad Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The leading educators and business men of Nevada county, or any of my former pupils. For terms, etc., apply to M. B. B._ POTTER, Nev: ada City, Cal. B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again.

HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old _— again in eet . the CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, I'am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished,.and made-to look like new, call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite ‘Casper's Store, And you will not have Med og 6 any more high prices, as I am determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY _ J.J ACKSON, Beehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City. Nevada, Jan, 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets “Nevada City. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. IF: ~ YOU ARE GOING TO SAN *FRANCISCO, AND WANT A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, ; . GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, Near Third. PINGREE’S . SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. se WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand. If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or — of some invorating and healthful everage, call and see us, jails business now before the public. You can make money faster at work for us than at anything. else.— oy ita) not needed. We will start you. $12 lay and upwards made at home by the inqueens. Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us.Mow is fee time. You can work in spare time onYou can live at home and-do the work. No other business will pay you nearly as well. No one can fail to make enormous pay by éngaging at once, Costly Ou.fit and terms free. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address Trug & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing aad Repairing In first_class: manner, Wagon end Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice. Pick Work a Specialty. . Iclaim to make the be&t Picks for all kinds of mining of any blacksmith in Northern California. Steel Sledges and Wedges — Of the best material garth on hand, — Carriage and Wagon Making. Attached to the businesss is a Carriage and Wagon Shop under the supervision of _. 5 » SAMUEL CLUTTER, . Whose x tation in this line-of work is not me’ ry in Califor. Mrs. M. Pi P ietre --. dy Johnson: ‘He strove to_render-it }—— = cba, ti oe or give:your whole time to'the business. . -. TONITE POWDER. ous NOTFREEZE. DOES NOT DETERIORATE IN. HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD NOXIOUS FUMES. Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, ‘AND HUNDREDS OF TONS. ‘CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACOIDENT: For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, ~~” NEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., 218 California St., San Francisco. fyl73m GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, WEWVWTADA CLrry. wa AND RETAIL DEALER n HARDWARE : Ot Every Description. TRON, STEEL,-~STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Ete., Ete PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: Bh DE. PRR orice oe econ ots President R. M. HUNT...° Ps Vice, President JOHN T. MORGAN.....5..45 Cashier. BiH. MORGAN GS e550 i < ve: casa oe Secretary — DIRECTORS: — Dr. R. M, Hunr. Joun T. More@an, Gro. M, Huenes, Gxo, A, Cooper. Ninks SEARLS. L, Housman, E. M. Preston. £2 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. 427° Purchase Gold Dustand Bullion , 4a Highest Price — for State and County Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities. Make Collections and transact a Genera) Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS— New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First NationalGold Bank. SackaMBnTO—National Gold Bank ot D O. Mills & Co. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _CANNED GOODS, Etc. desire to call the attention of the people of Nevada City and County -TO THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF ~ Everything to be found in a First Class Grocery Store. imported Wines & Liquors . For medicinal purposes. __ FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits. ‘VERY Low PRICES. For the liberal patrenage extended me in the past I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuanceofthesame. 4 F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, . Commercial St., Nevada City. a Esta blished in JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Main Street, Neva Nevada City, Cal. Ce and ORES of ev of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed. By Request, — Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. Electro-Plating in Gold or Silver. INSURANCE. Nee meee ee eee eens MARRIAGE UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT . cope Association of California, FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS, pear ae Pe pole for This Cggnty Wanted. G PAY, Crockery, —AND-—Glassware. Mil and. Mining Supple Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, * The best mining Powder in use. whites and full stoek of GRANITE IkON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. £27 Purchasers will find ‘it to their advan tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insurance r OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @mice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO Sheateccatssealy s f= ANSTRANCE ONLY . J. F. Hoveutox, President. Gzo. H. Howarp, Vice’ President Cuar.rs H. Story, Secretary. 7 B. Eppy, Marine Secrctary. me: A BIGELOW, General Manager,’ R H. Maan, Genera Agent. © Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co. DAVID WATT A. B. BRADY, Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. WARNING, pee undersigned have lost. the follo’ Certificates of ae in 2 Poy CHAMPIO. MINING COMPANY, to Ferdinand Vosshans, he pote Shares. Ferdinand Vosshans, No, 290—25 Shares. Joseph Miller, No. 291—50 : Joseph Miller, No, 292—25 Shares. Pisce lic is hereby cautioned not to purab She tte “ot: aid Compa at the r ercial acm seo San : RERDINAND VOSSHANS, JOSEPH MILLER. * January 28,1882.se % THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, , . as “ever come iol : Dati a + 3 follows A Pare, Straight Whisky ! oon 3 . ql Colfa America’s Fin i ee est Production, : a ; and Sa Orrice or Scuurz & Vow. Bani ; Pim GEN, 129 California Street, cor, Blue Front, San Francisco. PER is and'@) “Joun L, Borys, Agent. : at 6a. To tHe Trape.—Practical expeWasi rience has demonstrated to us that day an the trade requires a choice old BourPia bon for immediate use. For it ig pia well known that whisky that is abpaar solutely pure requires age, .care and attention, and our old Davenport whisky possesses all the above qualiVario ties. The grain used in the distillation of our, J. H. Davenport z E, whisky is always selected from the has } finest, richest and best grown in the 4 Publi State of Kentucky. The water. is 4 » ‘The drawn from-one-of the—finest—lime; 2 “pesset stone springs in the State, the pecuq Mare liar properties which have gained for 9 Th Kentucky whiskies such world-wide embe celebrity. This process makes our : Grass J. H. Davenport a ‘pure, hand-made Th sour mash whisky, and we claim that a me for delicacy of. flavor, purity and 4 medicinal qualities it stands unexDani¢ celled. Yours Truly, of thi Scuvrrz & Vonparaen. Th : Cook AFTER an experienca of many tion « years I have at last succeeded in misse finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven H port) that is absolutely pure apd free from: drags of any kind and Idah which I can recommend for medic:the e nal purposes. I will keep this whisby a ky for sale in future. Call and try Do it. It is pure. You will like it. Dw. J. M. Mannina, Drocatsr, not, . Grass Valley. office value STRAIGHT WHISKY. Qu Asa great deal hag been said the 1 about John L, Burnsand Davenport man whisky in the Transcri it will a fit, not be out of place to me : fact that Mr. Burns has mad mr the most important.sales of _finé subd to ag ice effected in the county, ike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of the most expensive straight ian: that ~ county. John L. Burns, the colabtated agent for ‘‘Davenport,” has been most fortunate in making such a fine sale to such a responsible tlemen as revit Mr, Hanley, who has the reputation para of keeping tho finest liquor in the They county. When this . invoice of ) straight whisky arrives Mr. Hanley and can look for an increase of trade. be le Pe fap DER AT RBA ICT Sa Coreen ean, and disg! Cent chur ‘ justi ing. oY and men : Rob . The. Leading Establishment ceed ‘ Dur in Nevada City. a i —0— fice, J. J. Jackson, Proprietor. Son pla : dos T THIS HOUSE there will always be r -whe jound a large and complete stock of a bl . GROCERIES, desi PROVISIONS, = ‘ CASE GOODS, not WINES, se LIQUORS, a the Etc., Ete. : —_—v— le « It has and ever will bé the aim of the proclea wert to anor on hand only ve me 3 isa Sta FIRST CLASS GOODS reg ¢o! But they “will be sold rs ; : Fek As CHeaP as Poor Goos! a —o— # ant Agent for i Excelsior Powder Company: for Agent for aes ” Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s : Champagnes, 4 oa Oo day : Sole Agent for the ia “BOSS” COFFEE, . = ‘Which good Judges clalin tobe thebeteve . the the “BEEBIVE” call ‘and see for youre! , bese reds are ness s ~ine BYE