February 10, 1883 (4 pages)

ee THE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA OITY, CAL. BROWN & CALKINS, Prop i; P. BROWN .2 555.652; Business Manager LEONARDS. CALKINS.. @eeeeres Editor Nevatia County Oficial Press. SATURDAY, FEB. 10. eS person a will see rain enough poms . thill to foothill, and —————$—— The Way to Spell It. rs ee ee Sheriff A. J. Meaney of Merced jou! D e offehe Ao gfe bomb oes is @ Detiacratgg but . whi syond this Milingme a nial . min entleman. Lee in Pils cif% yes: . taili of ‘terday, and, of course, was taken. which is carried away from the in charge by Tom Cunningham, aot bed Sau Joaquin county, Tom here 18 always vepuplican . so artiss, th esa rnp ane iat pa k, one of is sirest cars mae lette wal Reet ie Re Another Anti-Debris Bill. Kelly of Solano introduced a bill mines. It provides that any debris behine claimed, or an injunction or re-. ewes THe only scientific Tron Medicine that does not pr wy ,ac., the ta tad seal House Wanted. OF CHARGE. E This great remedy covered b: A house of 5 or 6 rooms, favorably “BUILDING ae allowed directly or indirectly to flow . “usted. Permanent tenant. En"into any Havigable fiver or bay, or} T™t° ot Reant & ares tf F Oo R~ Ss A L EB. e any of the principal tributaries of A Card, ras 8 pe ‘GOOD BUILDING LOTS, OR A such rivers or bays, shall bea public} 4, ay whoare safferim trom the tha errors thapanitangionnEasiier, -the bill pre. sod intieestiens of yout, severe HOUSE AND LOT BOR SAR: scribes th it jn action’ to abate nui-. Sinbend » rect ipe that. will cure yo ana a “age . ‘when no damages are. © ®Situated on Piety Hill. : Valley from foo! Send’ vghos Apher eesary sovelope mer ye teaize at ot seth the croph gf esha k “about abhi ‘thee g . straining order to prevent the comnr Pee pe aR fe City, Jan. ee erything he rtofore eo known jn. the} intelligent ! alvapkles. ig (a sian or continuance of acts cre“history oh. .the “Btate. Aereupon . .apelled with ‘g*! ~ . ating or causiug such nuisances, all the Bee psacrnben followais4va% “This: het ee he=stors . fa miliar Region than f eovere with the th Si Valle} “itor when the Sacramento’ river nen * its . lands it ves thereon deposits of sand and m ¥ hee Kydtaularge crops of grain.’ 93 The plowed fields,-o course, from a millidh Of Lifts)" vatleys and’ ‘water courses would #ot'domtribhte“ahy/ thing towaxdGilling up. the navigable streams? Oh, no! By the way, a certain State Senator—from Sacramento conpty .ip;the last two -sessions of the Legislature, was fanatieally oppdsed to slickens in public speeches and votes, but privately he asserted that his farm was greatly enriched or fertilized by coata of slickens.—Report, A SacraMEnTo dispatch of _Wed. nesday says: James H.* Findley, a traveling liquor salesman,came home from atrip unexpectedly night before last; He went to his rooms in a ‘lodging house over; the. Postoffice, where he lives ‘with a Woman. _Seeing an intrudet in bed he drew a revolver and fired several shots into * the bed. One shot. paneed through = pant, who iss saloon keeper. The affair has been hushed up, so that the police’knew of, it’ only’ to-day, and they refuse to give names.’ Bai, ley will recover and not prosecute, claitting that a mistake was made by Findley. ‘The latter is not in the city. —— Ss Byrrs:(iloataiia) papers ified a teport reached that city on Monday night that the Missoula stage, due at ‘Deer Lodge Sunday evening, had been lost in the bizzard in the Flint say the Missoula stage had not been day wasa bitter cold one, a keen north wind rendering it almost unendurable, : A SPECIAL from Pottsville, Pa., says: A dozen miners at work in the Logan Colliery, Wednesday afternoon were buried by the caving in of a mine. Two were killed, amd five fatally ’ wounded. All were Polish miiers of considerablé experience, . married and living i in and about the vicinity. The accident was caused by the>firing of a pistol, the concussion loosening the walls of the mine. The bodies-were frightfully mutilated, A WILD scheme for a narrow gauge railroa.’ from Boston to the Pacific is being agitated by a man from Idaho. The map contains a route which touches the following po'nts: Boston, Worcester and Springtield, the Poughkeepsie bridge, . Petersburg, Chicago, ana then makes a bee line for the Pacitic:Ocean, passing sonie two hundred miles north of the Unjon and Central Pacific Roads,” ~A TELEGRAM from Boston states that on the 4th there was a storm at Mount Washington and the wind travelled at the rate of 144 miles an hour, ‘This is the way in which-a Mount Washington wind differs from a district telegraph messenger bay. Tue. Empire.of Japan has 113 newspapers, one of which enjoys a circulation of 19,030 copies. . There is no dodging responsibility there, as each article must be signed by the -writer, who is held responsible for his words by the Government, Ep. Sroxes; first made notorious by the assassination of Jim Fisk, and afterwards as the proprietor of the most elegant saloon in New York, is making a further bid for distinction by arranging for the building of a firet-clast comedy theatre. MoSwaenxy, a gambler known. as “Maxy,” was Bhot and killed in Montana as few days age. He had $1,700 in money on his person at the time of the shooting. McSweeney is ason of Mrs. Wear of Reno. _ Davrrt, Healey and Quinn, arrested some time ago for making inflammatory speeches, have refused to give bail and were on Tuesday lodged in Kilmainham Jail for a term of, six months. ee A Man. named Parker was han and instantly killed at Folsom Tues--. ‘day evening by a man nanied Lawrence. Themen were laborers in the employ of the Natoma Company. Tae San Francisco Post’s correswaters be BOR Bier bees vet ba it wanted another ‘s,” J now avoids the fealth quéstion. © ~ sos sno sheaed fegm-at_that-—hour,—and-—t . DI R. Locks’w brother was recent. . kraut, the more it spoils the more it. office “Th vei at “you ‘gtd the only Demepratithat has disA the. SFFOr, ho am glad to find ‘helo your party who is so exact re~ garding details, I never imagined myself,” Meaney lodked ‘proud and said, th come up my way soon and'T'll lic mines Story ont cQadngine: i dey that it don’t cost a cent for hotel bills and et ceteras.”—Stockton Independent. Gengrat Booru, of the Salvation Army in England, in-his report for 1882, says that in that year 609 of his soldiers, including 274 women, were knocked down, kicked or brutally assaulted otherwise, and that fifty-six buildings in which they were holding services were attacked and badly broken up at doors and windows. These attacks are denounced by the Pall Mall Gazette as a disgrace to the English Government. Lirrix Mac, the dwarf, formerly & popular negro -minstrel in this country, is in London: A fellow performer’s letter from London says : “Rum hias'a tight grip on him. He is obliged to show himself.at the box oftice before they let him do an act, in ordér to-see that he is sober enotigh to go through with it. After the tha périctaianne ¢ is" over he gets his pmoney.” Se ee ‘‘How do you feel, my little man?” ee asked: thé youth of his sweetheart’s RUTEL AKRIV. ALS. little brother. The young fiend looked up at him sidewise, ‘and with .a NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL yrity responded, ‘‘I feel just as if I’d . SLANLEY A. EDDY..., Proprietor like to have a dime.” He got it, Feb. 8, 1883. but his prospective brother-in-law Uran horse thieves transact business in style, relying on reasonable profits and large operations. One of them is now charged with stealing Creek hills, and the horses, driver . forty-five nags at one effort. It is Union Hotel, and several passengers were frozen . sad to see such a misapplication of . RECTOR BROS...Propricters. to death. Passengers who left Deer. genius. He might have made a first _—— Lodge at 7 o'clock Sunday. evening pase: Congressman. Feb. 8, 1883. ly appointed a postmaster, and now his son in Washington is asking for a place in the consular service. Mr. Locke is ‘‘Nasby,” who has become famous for satirizing Democrats anxious for office, ~ Nora drum was, heard, nor a funeral note, when the ‘National Republican Committee buried Dorsey. Thanks were. voted to Assistant Sec retary Hooker, but there was no one to mourn for the retiring Secretary; no, not one. Reicious philanthropists © at Somers, Conn., have opened a ‘large skating rink inthe hope that it will prove attractive enough to keep the} young people away from dances, A CuIcaco newspaper man_ has been caught forging railroad. passes. This is an unusual case, though. Generally, Chicago newspaper mén are too Sharp to be caught. Tury found a crazy man in~ the State Mouse gallery the other day, and the attendant respectfully said : “You've made a mistake, sir. Your place is down stairs,” ie el A Sunsory girl, who married recently, says-her husband would soon be a wealthy man if he would only work as hard now as when he was making love to her. Ir acurrent statement is correct it has paid Lieutenant Flipper to be a flopper. It is said that he is now a Brigadier in the. Mexican army. WHEN a woman wants to get rid of her husband for an hour she sends. him upstairs. to get’ something from the pocket of one of her dresses. Tue first men who will answer Gabriel will be the speculators. They will bear his ‘‘Arise !” and fancy he is calling ‘‘A rise . ” THE Mississippi is the artery of the nation ; therefore some think that money’spent upon its improvement is labor in vcin. . THE thersicguotersap-conntcy seem to have had a falling out, No. two of them i in the same town age about the edld, i 3 > GQLovEs are going out of fashion for ladies in Paris. Men left off wearing them years ago. -~ You can “never be forewarned of evil, becausé the ‘‘mule don’t kick 'cordin’ to the rule.” Taees is one thing about: saueris appreciated, Ig you want to marry @ servant; 4k irl, all you have to do i is ring the bell. persons or corporations contributing to the creation or cause or continuance of the nuisance complained of may be joined as defendants. That bill cannot pass. -The people of the State do not want such legislation, and it cannot be forced upon them by anti-mining rings. Joun Beawout, a richfarmer “of Ashland,.0., who is 84 years old, was married recently to Maria San ders, of Pittsburg, Pa., who is fifty mony presented his bride with a paper which settled on her $100,000 ,and a farni in Ohio. At Lasalle, Il\., Tuesday, while officiating at a marriage, Rev G. F. Bronson, pastor of the Congregational Church, fell dead at the feet of the couple just as he pronounced them husband and wife. -— years his junior, and alter the -cere-. -@ GOL: ‘QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS!) SILVER PLATED Amalgamating Plates For Saving Gold. ~~ Every Description of Plates for QUARTZ MILLS AND PLACER Awaveamaton Macnines Made to order, corrugafed or plain Oven 2000 Onvens. Fu, The most extensive ind successful manufacturer of these Pla.es in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower. Prices than any other manufacturer. Send for Price List. San Francisco Gold, diver 8 and Nickel Plating Works. 652 and 655 Mission Street, San Francisco, California. © i. Gr. DBNNISTON, Frop’r. Fs Rat at Men’s Cassimere Sank formerly $18, opxnow $12.00. bc Men's Scotch Suits, formerly. $20.00 now-44. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. : Gee oe Having bought a very large consignment of** . MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, HATS; BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., ee I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few articles, oe bgt Sarna s* We oe bduser i we IMPROVE ‘THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY 1 . A] On and after To-day the Entire Stock it the Store “on te Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts, “Will at LOWER Rates than Ever Before: Sold i in Nevada, tinds that it pays to mind his sewn busitiess. so many crooked stories are told. about it. hair dye to a bald-headed man. hind prison bars. through life.) Wuewn a tailor is making a suit he +3 FisutnG is called angling because AN experienced barber never talks a Axt-anfavorable-cuticok—from-be~ 1 }B. F. Harris, Grass Valley. --A. Daltorgh, French-Corral, Miss J; Bishop, do do Chas. 8. Weiyand, do B. Haskins, City. ‘Jas. Oliver, San Francisco, Chas, Regendt, Paris. H. M. Morrison, Derbec. “W. C.Pavey, San Francisco, . ~ N. P. Reed, Grass Valley. i Miss “Morney, Empire Ranch. Mrs. Faylor,Grass Valley. Mrs. Shively, Truckee. G, Simmons Grass Valley. _E, W. Spencer & w, Wheatland. 8. P. Barrett, City. JH. Onslott, do Mrs, C. J. Naffziger, City. J. Grissell, Washington, E. 8S. Dumney, San Francisco. C. Wesley, do do Wm. Andrews, City. . ) Secret seg ei ca RRS SSE A ENE SEEN MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s parents, N. vada City, Feb. 8th, 1883, by Rev. J. as, Henry Goldfinch and Laura V. Shearer, beet, of Nevada City [With ihe foregoing notice we :received a, liberal supply of cake, wine and cigars. Our best wishes will go with*Mr. and Mrs. Goldfinch DIED. At the residence of L. D. Rathbun, near Cherokee, this county, on Thursday, Feb. 1 1888, Mrs, Silva Ford, aged 47 years, ii months and 15 days. At Relief Hill, this county, Friday, Feb. 2d, 1883, Nes Jepson, aged 55 years, a native of ‘Denmark. THE FAMOUS, UNRIVALLED ere PIANO. THE HARDMAN PIANO, A strictly first-class instrument at 5 moderate price. Also The Popular Pease Piano. A. L, BANCROFT & CO., 721 Market Street, San Francisco. Sole Agents for Pacific Coast, Sounty Scrip. LL Warrants registered against the eral Fund witl be De on presentation. Interest ceases from date. G. von SCHMITTBURG, freasurer of Nevada County Nevada City, Feb. 10th, 1883. — UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR. Pork, Veal . Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, &c. respectfully solicit a continuance of ne liberal patronage heretofore bestoweo upon my predecessors, fl Annual Meeting. iz F Life Insurance bers on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)..: $2,000. BENEFIT. Annual--Fee for -expenses~ (in-advance)<~; > $3,000 BENEFIT. Annual Fee for expense (in advance).. $5,000 BENEFIT. Entrancé Fee. 245) Sec. . 4k Sh ces cs $10,000 BENEFIT. (Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) Membership Fee.. Medical Examination Extra ASSESSMENT RATE TABLE. death, as.each assessment will probably yield amount sufficient to pay several benefits. ACCIDENT GLASS. ON THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. EOSONCe FOG. oi ies po 58h Pv esce us es Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)../ 1 Z Annual Fee for expenses ‘(in advance) Annual Fee for ‘expenses (in advance) nee we eS ee ik A . DEABEH ONLY OR WEEKLY. INDEMNITY ONLY, ¥ at Lower Rates es than the above. . “BRAND ‘. & BAO, AGENTS » $1,000 Benefit and $5 Weekly Indemnity. 1a anaes Pe@. i oe daSietaas . 858 Rao hgren Annual Fee for expenses «(in advance) -..,1 00 $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Tndemnes y $6 00 [The Cheapest and Best IN THE WORLD! . HOME BENEFTE ASSOCIA, Providing Mutual Insurance to Mem-. . “Y Entrance Fee... Nis Ne alco: fole) 3 00 Enirance Fee.sf0@hSUMUa bes +s-7he pa OT . ore) Entrance: Pees isc ics ix desk . CER oo cde le 7 00 . $20 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. 10 00 cin FON gees Sais Ee 0 Assessments are graded according to the ages of members when the assessment is -called, as follows, . for each $1,000 benefit: Under.20 years, $0 70/50 to 53 “ .$2 10 O10 OG aac B0/ 53 Wi4 Ale -@ 4.3550 €5' 10.40." -<. 55, “GO(S6 to 5S a go. ta 35°" 24. 1 OOl58' to 60 me. 4 % 30 as to 4600" Ut 156 160) t0.62 “8.4 Bo 40'to 45 “ 1. 1 30/62 tO Ga es: <r Pe 45: to: 50-1: ° 27 geyOver 64°“. Se An-assessment will not be: necessary for “each an HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO MEMRERS #5 ‘$3,000 coneye and $15 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance Fee. . 5.00.66. 8 LGN O87 Ot Annual Fee for expenses (in advaneé) Nase s SEQ $4000 Benefit and $20 Weekly Indemnity. TMUOUOE TEE soe i ies co ie. OR BS 1 75 $5,000 Benefit and $26 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance Fee oy5-s-cesceceeses tee esass css $800 2 0O Men's Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now: $25. Men’s Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3.:/ Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly. $5.50 now $4. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Blankets, all colors.at San THE CELEBRATED ROSS PUNCH 5-CENT GIGAR. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., ‘or. Commercial & Pine Streets. Sole Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21. re Delinquent Assessment Roll wil Ibe completed and I shall be in readiness to uent State and Count; GS eee C RMIT TBORG. County Colltctor Nev. une Common-sense Remedy. ~ SHLICYLICH, No more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. . Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure ‘Guaranteed. pu YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to oo afi ma Single case acute or chronic. all prominent physicians and te the standing BALICYLIOA. # 3 receive deli = on and after AND GOUTY PATIENTS. AALICYLICA is known as @ common. ‘sense remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause of Gout and -wogp gia, while so many so-called specifics and Supposed panaceas only treat locally the efIt has been conceded by eminent scientists that outward applications, such as rubbi with ils, -ointments,“liniments and 800! be peasy mal cate those diseases W are of of the blood with Ure Acid tee SALICYLICA works with marvelous etfect on thisacid and so removes the disorwe It isnow exclusively used-by all celerated physicians of Europe. Highest Medcacemy of Paris reports 95 per aad tr Ae i THAT SAt. (CA18 a certain REEUMATISM, GOUT T and NEURALGIA, _ LT Relief: guaranteed or mons2housands of testimonials sent on appliae A BO 6 BO jinn sabcaae * Overcoats, all shades: and ‘colors; for Men, Youth and Boys at Great fedicsion: Boy’s’Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low ratem, . ~ ‘Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers,-87 cents, 50 cents, and 75 lee 8 2 California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1 to $1.25. Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen, — Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Worth from i. 50 te » $2.50 each. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. seeacsae be Overalls 37 cents & pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Francisco Prices, Ladies, Misges and Children's Shoes, at. Greatly. Reduoéd Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered, I might go on and enumerate article upon article in my line which I am determined. to sell at less prices han they have ever been sold in this section of:country. In_order,to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced shat this is no Serge ment, we invite yon to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, erations 6» Ee ae saree es: ~The Pionser Grocery ‘Sor ? —SnLLIne— ‘Choice Familv Groceries. Notice to Delinquent Tax payers MY MOTTO I8:——EalR -AND GOOPS FOR A DOLLAR IN com. ta THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH ° EX. . FISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC The most intense pind are mage oder ‘almost . : OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE —o—____. My long experience in buying enables me to place before my eusto World, Also, “Deep Sea” and. “Just Right” Mackerel : New,Orleans’ Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's. Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Gree" ery, Nails, Candles, &.; &c, wee CHARLES E. MULLOY 18 and 20 Commercial Street NEVADA. OTTY. —— ——___ : “AGENT F stig BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, J.J. JACKSON, PROP'R. THISTLE DEW = ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY. CHAMPAGNE, German BAS erie cy a SPARKLING MUSCATEL: CHAMPAGNE, pant PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Aslo keep on poe Clock . Here I an, and Here 1 Have ‘Ben For. Over Yea At No. 52 Broad Street....Morgan & Roberts’ Block _ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep constantly on hand . “Our Taste Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in. the SQUARE DEALING——A oe WORTH woh @” eee wae

ee THE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA OITY, CAL. BROWN & CALKINS, Prop i; P. BROWN .2 555.652; Business Manager LEONARDS. CALKINS... @eeeeres Editor Nevatia County Oficial Press. SATURDAY, FEB. 10. eS person a will see rain enough poms . thill to foothill, and —————$—— The Way to Spell It. rs ee ee Sheriff A. J. Meaney of Merced jou! D e offehe Ao gfe bomb oes is @ Detiacratgg but . whi syond this Milingme a nial . min entleman. Lee in Pils cif% yes: . taili of ‘terday, and, of course, was taken. which is carried away from the in charge by Tom Cunningham, aot bed Sau Joaquin county, Tom here 18 always vepuplican . so artiss, th esa rnp ane iat pa k, one of is sirest cars mae lette wal Reet ie Re Another Anti-Debris Bill. Kelly of Solano introduced a bill mines. It provides that any debris behine claimed, or an injunction or re-. ewes THe only scientific Tron Medicine that does not pr wy ,ac., the ta tad seal House Wanted. OF CHARGE. E This great remedy covered b: A house of 5 or 6 rooms, favorably “BUILDING ae allowed directly or indirectly to flow . “usted. Permanent tenant. En"into any Havigable fiver or bay, or} T™t° ot Reant & ares tf F Oo R~ Ss A L EB. e any of the principal tributaries of A Card, ras 8 pe ‘GOOD BUILDING LOTS, OR A such rivers or bays, shall bea public} 4, ay whoare safferim trom the tha errors thapanitangionnEasiier, -the bill pre. sod intieestiens of yout, severe HOUSE AND LOT BOR SAR: scribes th it jn action’ to abate nui-. Sinbend » rect ipe that. will cure yo ana a “age . ‘when no damages are. © ®Situated on Piety Hill. : Valley from foo! Send’ vghos Apher eesary sovelope mer ye teaize at ot seth the croph gf esha k “about abhi ‘thee g . straining order to prevent the comnr Pee pe aR fe City, Jan. ee erything he rtofore eo known jn. the} intelligent ! alvapkles. ig (a sian or continuance of acts cre“history oh. .the “Btate. Aereupon . .apelled with ‘g*! ~ . ating or causiug such nuisances, all the Bee psacrnben followais4va% “This: het ee he=stors . fa miliar Region than f eovere with the th Si Valle} “itor when the Sacramento’ river nen * its . lands it ves thereon deposits of sand and m ¥ hee Kydtaularge crops of grain.’ 93 The plowed fields,-o course, from a millidh Of Lifts)" vatleys and’ ‘water courses would #ot'domtribhte“ahy/ thing towaxdGilling up. the navigable streams? Oh, no! By the way, a certain State Senator—from Sacramento conpty .ip;the last two -sessions of the Legislature, was fanatieally oppdsed to slickens in public speeches and votes, but privately he asserted that his farm was greatly enriched or fertilized by coata of slickens.—Report, A SacraMEnTo dispatch of _Wed. nesday says: James H.* Findley, a traveling liquor salesman,came home from atrip unexpectedly night before last; He went to his rooms in a ‘lodging house over; the. Postoffice, where he lives ‘with a Woman. _Seeing an intrudet in bed he drew a revolver and fired several shots into * the bed. One shot. paneed through = pant, who iss saloon keeper. The affair has been hushed up, so that the police’knew of, it’ only’ to-day, and they refuse to give names.’ Bai, ley will recover and not prosecute, claitting that a mistake was made by Findley. ‘The latter is not in the city. —— Ss Byrrs:(iloataiia) papers ified a teport reached that city on Monday night that the Missoula stage, due at ‘Deer Lodge Sunday evening, had been lost in the bizzard in the Flint say the Missoula stage had not been day wasa bitter cold one, a keen north wind rendering it almost unendurable, : A SPECIAL from Pottsville, Pa., says: A dozen miners at work in the Logan Colliery, Wednesday afternoon were buried by the caving in of a mine. Two were killed, amd five fatally ’ wounded. All were Polish miiers of considerablé experience, . married and living i in and about the vicinity. The accident was caused by the>firing of a pistol, the concussion loosening the walls of the mine. The bodies-were frightfully mutilated, A WILD scheme for a narrow gauge railroa.’ from Boston to the Pacific is being agitated by a man from Idaho. The map contains a route which touches the following po'nts: Boston, Worcester and Springtield, the Poughkeepsie bridge, . Petersburg, Chicago, ana then makes a bee line for the Pacitic:Ocean, passing sonie two hundred miles north of the Unjon and Central Pacific Roads,” ~A TELEGRAM from Boston states that on the 4th there was a storm at Mount Washington and the wind travelled at the rate of 144 miles an hour, ‘This is the way in which-a Mount Washington wind differs from a district telegraph messenger bay. Tue. Empire.of Japan has 113 newspapers, one of which enjoys a circulation of 19,030 copies. . There is no dodging responsibility there, as each article must be signed by the -writer, who is held responsible for his words by the Government, Ep. Sroxes; first made notorious by the assassination of Jim Fisk, and afterwards as the proprietor of the most elegant saloon in New York, is making a further bid for distinction by arranging for the building of a firet-clast comedy theatre. MoSwaenxy, a gambler known. as “Maxy,” was Bhot and killed in Montana as few days age. He had $1,700 in money on his person at the time of the shooting. McSweeney is ason of Mrs. Wear of Reno. _ Davrrt, Healey and Quinn, arrested some time ago for making inflammatory speeches, have refused to give bail and were on Tuesday lodged in Kilmainham Jail for a term of, six months. ee A Man. named Parker was han and instantly killed at Folsom Tues--. ‘day evening by a man nanied Lawrence. Themen were laborers in the employ of the Natoma Company. Tae San Francisco Post’s correswaters be BOR Bier bees vet ba it wanted another ‘s,” J now avoids the fealth quéstion. © ~ sos sno sheaed fegm-at_that-—hour,—and-—t . DI R. Locks’w brother was recent. . kraut, the more it spoils the more it. office “Th vei at “you ‘gtd the only Demepratithat has disA the. SFFOr, ho am glad to find ‘helo your party who is so exact re~ garding details, I never imagined myself,” Meaney lodked ‘proud and said, th come up my way soon and'T'll lic mines Story ont cQadngine: i dey that it don’t cost a cent for hotel bills and et ceteras.”—Stockton Independent. Gengrat Booru, of the Salvation Army in England, in-his report for 1882, says that in that year 609 of his soldiers, including 274 women, were knocked down, kicked or brutally assaulted otherwise, and that fifty-six buildings in which they were holding services were attacked and badly broken up at doors and windows. These attacks are denounced by the Pall Mall Gazette as a disgrace to the English Government. Lirrix Mac, the dwarf, formerly & popular negro -minstrel in this country, is in London: A fellow performer’s letter from London says : “Rum hias'a tight grip on him. He is obliged to show himself.at the box oftice before they let him do an act, in ordér to-see that he is sober enotigh to go through with it. After the tha périctaianne ¢ is" over he gets his pmoney.” Se ee ‘‘How do you feel, my little man?” ee asked: thé youth of his sweetheart’s RUTEL AKRIV. ALS. little brother. The young fiend looked up at him sidewise, ‘and with .a NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL yrity responded, ‘‘I feel just as if I’d . SLANLEY A. EDDY......, Proprietor like to have a dime.” He got it, Feb. 8, 1883. but his prospective brother-in-law Uran horse thieves transact business in style, relying on reasonable profits and large operations. One of them is now charged with stealing Creek hills, and the horses, driver . forty-five nags at one effort. It is Union Hotel, and several passengers were frozen . sad to see such a misapplication of . RECTOR BROS......Propricters. to death. Passengers who left Deer. genius. He might have made a first _—— Lodge at 7 o'clock Sunday. evening pase: Congressman. Feb. 8, 1883. ly appointed a postmaster, and now his son in Washington is asking for a place in the consular service. Mr. Locke is ‘‘Nasby,” who has become famous for satirizing Democrats anxious for office, ~ Nora drum was, heard, nor a funeral note, when the ‘National Republican Committee buried Dorsey. Thanks were. voted to Assistant Sec retary Hooker, but there was no one to mourn for the retiring Secretary; no, not one. Reicious philanthropists © at Somers, Conn., have opened a ‘large skating rink inthe hope that it will prove attractive enough to keep the} young people away from dances, A CuIcaco newspaper man_ has been caught forging railroad. passes. This is an unusual case, though. Generally, Chicago newspaper mén are too Sharp to be caught. Tury found a crazy man in~ the State Mouse gallery the other day, and the attendant respectfully said : “You've made a mistake, sir. Your place is down stairs,” ie el A Sunsory girl, who married recently, says-her husband would soon be a wealthy man if he would only work as hard now as when he was making love to her. Ir acurrent statement is correct it has paid Lieutenant Flipper to be a flopper. It is said that he is now a Brigadier in the. Mexican army. WHEN a woman wants to get rid of her husband for an hour she sends. him upstairs. to get’ something from the pocket of one of her dresses. Tue first men who will answer Gabriel will be the speculators. They will bear his ‘‘Arise !” and fancy he is calling ‘‘A rise . ” THE Mississippi is the artery of the nation ; therefore some think that money’spent upon its improvement is labor in vcin. . THE thersicguotersap-conntcy seem to have had a falling out, No. two of them i in the same town age about the edld, i 3 > GQLovEs are going out of fashion for ladies in Paris. Men left off wearing them years ago. -~ You can “never be forewarned of evil, becausé the ‘‘mule don’t kick 'cordin’ to the rule.” Taees is one thing about: saueris appreciated, Ig you want to marry @ servant; 4k irl, all you have to do i is ring the bell. persons or corporations contributing to the creation or cause or continuance of the nuisance complained of may be joined as defendants. That bill cannot pass. -The people of the State do not want such legislation, and it cannot be forced upon them by anti-mining rings. Joun Beawout, a richfarmer “of Ashland,.0., who is 84 years old, was married recently to Maria San ders, of Pittsburg, Pa., who is fifty mony presented his bride with a paper which settled on her $100,000 ,and a farni in Ohio. At Lasalle, Il\., Tuesday, while officiating at a marriage, Rev G. F. Bronson, pastor of the Congregational Church, fell dead at the feet of the couple just as he pronounced them husband and wife. -— years his junior, and alter the -cere-. -@ GOL: ‘QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS!) SILVER PLATED Amalgamating Plates For Saving Gold. ~~ Every Description of Plates for QUARTZ MILLS AND PLACER Awaveamaton Macnines Made to order, corrugafed or plain Oven 2000 Onvens. Fu, The most extensive ind successful manufacturer of these Pla.es in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower. Prices than any other manufacturer. Send for Price List. San Francisco Gold, diver 8 and Nickel Plating Works. 652 and 655 Mission Street, San Francisco, California. ©

i. Gr. DBNNISTON, Frop’r. Fs Rat at Men’s Cassimere Sank formerly $18, opxnow $12.00. bc Men's Scotch Suits, formerly. $20.00 now-44. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. : Gee oe Having bought a very large consignment of** . MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, HATS; BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., ee I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few articles, oe bgt Sarna s* We oe bduser i we IMPROVE ‘THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY 1 . A] On and after To-day the Entire Stock it the Store “on te Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts, “Will at LOWER Rates than Ever Before: Sold i in Nevada, tinds that it pays to mind his sewn busitiess. so many crooked stories are told. about it. hair dye to a bald-headed man. hind prison bars. through life.) Wuewn a tailor is making a suit he +3 FisutnG is called angling because AN experienced barber never talks a Axt-anfavorable-cuticok—from-be~ 1 }B. F. Harris, Grass Valley. --A. Daltorgh, French-Corral, Miss J; Bishop, do do Chas. 8. Weiyand, do B. Haskins, City. ‘Jas. Oliver, San Francisco, Chas, Regendt, Paris. H. M. Morrison, Derbec. “W. C.Pavey, San Francisco, . ~ N. P. Reed, Grass Valley. i Miss “Morney, Empire Ranch. Mrs. Faylor,Grass Valley. Mrs. Shively, Truckee. G, Simmons Grass Valley. _E, W. Spencer & w, Wheatland. 8. P. Barrett, City. JH. Onslott, do Mrs, C. J. Naffziger, City. J. Grissell, Washington, E. 8S. Dumney, San Francisco. C. Wesley, do do Wm. Andrews, City. . ) Secret seg ei ca RRS SSE A ENE SEEN MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s parents, N. vada City, Feb. 8th, 1883, by Rev. J. as, Henry Goldfinch and Laura V. Shearer, beet, of Nevada City [With ihe foregoing notice we :received a, liberal supply of cake, wine and cigars. Our best wishes will go with*Mr. and Mrs. Goldfinch DIED. At the residence of L. D. Rathbun, near Cherokee, this county, on Thursday, Feb. 1 1888, Mrs, Silva Ford, aged 47 years, ii months and 15 days. At Relief Hill, this county, Friday, Feb. 2d, 1883, Nes Jepson, aged 55 years, a native of ‘Denmark. THE FAMOUS, UNRIVALLED ere PIANO. THE HARDMAN PIANO, A strictly first-class instrument at 5 moderate price. Also The Popular Pease Piano. A. L, BANCROFT & CO., 721 Market Street, San Francisco. Sole Agents for Pacific Coast, Sounty Scrip. LL Warrants registered against the eral Fund witl be De on presentation. Interest ceases from date. G. von SCHMITTBURG, freasurer of Nevada County Nevada City, Feb. 10th, 1883. — UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR. Pork, Veal . Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, &c. respectfully solicit a continuance of ne liberal patronage heretofore bestoweo upon my predecessors, fl Annual Meeting. iz F Life Insurance bers on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)...: $2,000. BENEFIT. Annual--Fee for -expenses~ (in-advance)<~; > $3,000 BENEFIT. Annual Fee for expense (in advance)... $5,000 BENEFIT. Entrancé Fee. 245) Sec. . 4k Sh ces cs $10,000 BENEFIT. (Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) Membership Fee... Medical Examination Extra ASSESSMENT RATE TABLE. death, as.each assessment will probably yield amount sufficient to pay several benefits. ACCIDENT GLASS. ON THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. EOSONCe FOG. oi ies po 58h Pv esce us es Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).../ 1 Z Annual Fee for expenses ‘(in advance) Annual Fee for ‘expenses (in advance) nee we eS ee ik A . DEABEH ONLY OR WEEKLY. INDEMNITY ONLY, ¥ at Lower Rates es than the above. . “BRAND ‘. & BAO, AGENTS » $1,000 Benefit and $5 Weekly Indemnity. 1a anaes Pe@. i oe daSietaas . 858 Rao hgren Annual Fee for expenses «(in advance) -...,1 00 $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Tndemnes y $6 00 [The Cheapest and Best IN THE WORLD! . HOME BENEFTE ASSOCIA, Providing Mutual Insurance to Mem-. . “Y Entrance Fee..... Nis Ne alco: fole) 3 00 Enirance Fee.sf0@hSUMUa bes +s-7he pa OT . ore) Entrance: Pees isc ics ix desk . CER oo cde le 7 00 . $20 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... 10 00 cin FON gees Sais Ee 0 Assessments are graded according to the ages of members when the assessment is -called, as follows, . for each $1,000 benefit: Under.20 years, $0 70/50 to 53 “ ..$2 10 O10 OG aac B0/ 53 Wi4 Ale -@ 4.3550 €5' 10.40.." -<. 55, “GO(S6 to 5S a go. ta 35°" 24.. 1 OOl58' to 60 me. 4 % 30 as to 4600" Ut 156 160) t0.62 “8.4 Bo 40'to 45 “ 1.. 1 30/62 tO Ga es: <r Pe 45: to: 50-1: ° 27 geyOver 64°“.. Se An-assessment will not be: necessary for “each an HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO MEMRERS #5 ‘$3,000 coneye and $15 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance Fee. . 5.00.66. 8 LGN O87 Ot Annual Fee for expenses (in advaneé) Nase s SEQ $4000 Benefit and $20 Weekly Indemnity. TMUOUOE TEE soe i ies co ie. OR BS 1 75 $5,000 Benefit and $26 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance Fee oy5-s-cesceceeses tee esass css $800 2 0O Men's Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now: $25. Men’s Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3.:/ Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly. $5.50 now $4. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Blankets, all colors.at San THE CELEBRATED ROSS PUNCH 5-CENT GIGAR. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., ‘or. Commercial & Pine Streets. Sole Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21. re Delinquent Assessment Roll wil Ibe completed and I shall be in readiness to uent State and Count; GS eee C RMIT TBORG. County Colltctor Nev. une Common-sense Remedy. ~ SHLICYLICH, No more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. . Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure ‘Guaranteed. pu YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to oo afi ma Single case acute or chronic. all prominent physicians and te the standing BALICYLIOA. # 3 receive deli = on and after AND GOUTY PATIENTS. AALICYLICA is known as @ common. ‘sense remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause of Gout and -wogp gia, while so many so-called specifics and Supposed panaceas only treat locally the efIt has been conceded by eminent scientists that outward applications, such as rubbi with ils, -ointments,“liniments and 800! be peasy mal cate those diseases W are of of the blood with Ure Acid tee SALICYLICA works with marvelous etfect on thisacid and so removes the disorwe It isnow exclusively used-by all celerated physicians of Europe. Highest Medcacemy of Paris reports 95 per aad tr Ae i THAT SAt. (CA18 a certain REEUMATISM, GOUT T and NEURALGIA, _ LT Relief: guaranteed or mons2housands of testimonials sent on appliae A BO 6 BO jinn sabcaae * Overcoats, all shades: and ‘colors; for Men, Youth and Boys at Great fedicsion: Boy’s’Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low ratem, . ~ ‘Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers,-87 cents, 50 cents, and 75 lee 8 2 California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1 to $1.25. Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen, — Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Worth from i. 50 te » $2.50 each.. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. seeacsae be Overalls 37 cents & pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Francisco Prices, Ladies, Misges and Children's Shoes, at. Greatly. Reduoéd Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered, I might go on and enumerate article upon article in my line which I am determined. to sell at less prices han they have ever been sold in this section of:country. In_order,to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced shat this is no Serge ment, we invite yon to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, erations 6» Ee ae saree es: ~The Pionser Grocery ‘Sor ? —SnLLIne— ‘Choice Familv Groceries. Notice to Delinquent Tax payers MY MOTTO I8:——EalR -AND GOOPS FOR A DOLLAR IN com. ta THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH ° EX. . FISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC The most intense pind are mage oder ‘almost . : OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE —o—____. My long experience in buying enables me to place before my eusto World, Also, “Deep Sea” and. “Just Right” Mackerel : New,Orleans’ Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's. Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Gree" ery, Nails, Candles, &.; &c, wee CHARLES E. MULLOY 18 and 20 Commercial Street NEVADA. OTTY. —— ——___ : “AGENT F stig BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, J.J. JACKSON, PROP'R. THISTLE DEW = ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY. CHAMPAGNE, German BAS erie cy a SPARKLING MUSCATEL: CHAMPAGNE, pant PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Aslo keep on poe Clock . Here I an, and Here 1 Have ‘Ben For. Over Yea At No. 52 Broad Street.......Morgan & Roberts’ Block _ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep constantly on hand . “Our Taste Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in. the SQUARE DEALING——A oe WORTH woh @” eee wae