February 14, 1884 (4 pages)

ccepeaed cane a BROWN & CALKINS. THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1884, Prison Directors in Foleom Seblie. to investigate the charges against Warden: McComb, #° contivuance was granted uotilthe next regular meeting of the Board, at the request ‘of the complainant, iu order to secure,the attendance of several wit: nesses, whe ged Hot Ds emp THE case eae Frank, “Jamnes and Charles Ford, charged with the Blue Cut train robbery iv 1881, *-was yesterday dismissed at Kansas City Mo, % Ra Nin SP eae : Tux i: in-an encycical letter, ' deplores the moral and intellectual condition of various: European. nations including France. Aw ex-Covnty Judge of Pueblo, Col.,ia said to have stolen from $15,000 to $20,000 from the probate department of hie Court, «=~ . THe trial of the Bisbee murder: era ended at Tombstone, A. T., this week, with’ a verdict of guilty _against the entire five. oo ; THe réius and melting snow love caused a general suspeasion of work] in the mining regious of L Reneeal: vania. i Tha °° <e James Fay wae shot dead a Lake . Valley, N. M.; Sanday, while defending hie mining claim. es Tax Smith family occupies fifteen closely printed pages of the London directory this year. Quzen Vicrorta’s new ‘book’ has been distributed” to the London press. : Tuomas CHENERY, for many years editor of the London Times, is dead, Saas Troublesome Mrs Hussy. The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: ‘Mrs. Hussy, the Grass Valley woman [She isno more a Grass Valley woman than shéis a Sacramento woman—Kditor TRANsckIPT] who caine here to foist herself and » large family of childreéa upon this over-burdened community, has been living ion a room at Fourth and 4 atreets, for which L. C, Chandler, agent, charged $5 per month, Rather than see the children suffer, -the Chief of Police and the City Trustees installed her there temporarily. . When the first bill for a month’s ent came in it was allowed by the Trustees, Yesterduy the agent . seot ia a bill for the.second month. It was filed for further consideration, The cause of this was that Trustee Gutenberger bad been shown by Mr. Chandler a $40 check sent by Mr. Hussy to his wife, who, being unknown, had given it to the agent to have cashed.’ Mr, Guatenberger said the ageut should have collected rent from her instead of depending upon the city. One ofthe other ‘Trustees remarked that Mr. ° Chandler said that the city put her there, and if uc rent was-to be paid hereafter the » Gity ought to eject her, as it would cost him $40 to du it by legal means,” Forty-Six Miners Buried. The burial of forty-six miners who lost their lives in the recent exploejon ina mine in Crested Butte, Colo:ado, is described by the local papers asthe most pathetic sight that has ever been witnessed in. that neighborhood, A blinding snow storm was raging on the day on which the funeral took place, and the roads were almost’ impassable. : Nevertheless, the town was crowdeu with miners and others, The fortysix~ bodies were each placed in rough, wooden coffins, and then all were put on fourteen sleighs, and .as the funeral cavalcade wound: its way up the bleak mountain side, with five feet of suow on the ground, and the flakes flying swift and fast overhead, to the little cemetery in which the unfortunates were buried, many a tear trickled down the cheeks of the sturdy miners who saw it go by. All the businces places in the little town were closed that day, and most of the houses draped in mourving, and the bodies were followed to their last resting place by the town officials, citizens, abd miners from the surrouning country. Slerra mene Mines. The Sierra Buttes Company intends to. change the ‘policy which ,. has . heretofure prevailed in its management, of confining its attention exclusively to the Buttes ledyes, and will take ‘hold of some of the numerous ledges in the vicinity of Sierra . City, and develop tiiem. The own-ers of the sit mine live io Lon. discovery iene “im the Colambo mine a. few days While the men were at work Tee epreme ton: Goore in “bank has . remanded the cause of Joseph Garney vs.the Arizona Mining Compauy, o8 appen! from the Sierra county r wo tes ye: “When} 4 ore rtment.2 thé Dnited States requiring . a cortain amount of work to be perform: . ed or improvements made during each yearion each mining Glaim lo-: cated after the 10th of May, ‘1872, aud until patent: iasues’ therefor, ‘applies aswell to that clags of claims known as placer claims dato the clase known as lode or vein claims, -We are satisfied of: the correctness of that construction of the Statute, And that is the view taken by the as is evident from the recent decision by that court in the cases entitled Jackson vs, Roby and: Roby vs. Jackson, as well as from the opinion ian Smelting Company vs. Kemp.” wad Serer eeemereer stamens ‘ Worn you feel life is burden, ind nothing you try seems to ease your dyspepsia, find a sure relief in Brown’s Iron Bitters. ese Megeman's Gastricine. A specific ror Dyspersta. Sold by druggists, 25 and 50 cents per vox. Sent by mail. J. N° Heaxwan & Co., Proprietors, New York. Redington & Go., Agents, Sari Francisco, Cal, 028-3 A Common Sense View. When you see a medicine adyertised, and neither know nor cay hear anything in regard to its reliabitity, itivan easy matter, by putting yourself to a little trouble, to ascertain the reputation and ‘standing: of tne manufacturer, Hind" out who makes it, How do they stand .at home? Are they truthful? y eee they honest ?. Do they pay their debts? Do they know anything about medicine and ‘its effects? If tWey are waiting in any of these, it ie eafer to let their product alone; for in preparing drugs, more than any other business, there is the opportanity to cheapen and adalteraté, and the only guargntee is the honesty of the manufacturer, and it does not look reasonable that the proprietos of Ammen’s Cough Syrup would be willing to let a remedy bear his name did he not know its worth, LT BU'TEL AKRIVALS. ee Dae NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY... Proprietor. Feb. 12, 1884. k. W. Black,. City. , F. H. Mo Allister, City. C. W. Cross, do Chas, Lincaster, San ie R. P. De Noon, Dervec, J. D, Ostrom, Bloomfield. Mrs, BE. Muetrriott, do Thos, Laity, do D. Allen, do Sam Peck, Blue Tent, 8, E. Storey, do C. B Church, do W.H Wiseman, do C. T, Wiseman; do W.L. Packard, da “A. F. Chaney, Shelby Flat, Wm Edwards & w, Bridge, Vi, McMurry, Camptonville. C, Higgins, Grass Volley. f. Hollow, do J. 8. Goodwin, You Bet. Union Hotel, . RECTOR BROK,..6 «Proprietors, Feb, 12, °1884, C. W. Harvey, San Frang'aco, M. C. Taylor, Grass Valley, Peter Druvzer, You’ Bet. G. B. Richa:d;on, Lincoln. ; 8. C. Chase, Omega. H. Hansen, Washington, Chas. Phelps, Phelps Hill, Chas, Gravel, Washington, W. B. Espey, Centennial, Joo Treanor, San Juan, Win. Green; ‘City, Harrington, Round Mt, *, Hicks & wife, City.’ ee Bradley, do H, S. Springs, San Jose. K, Enright, Smartsville, J. McCarthy, do ‘BORN. At Grass Valley, Feb. 11, 1884, to Cornelius Claugon and wife, a son. DIED. At Nevada City, February 18th,'1884, Wil: liam H, Eddy, aged 83 %8-days. A nativeo! Pennsyl ania, (The funeral will take place from W.C, Grovee’ undertaking rooms; on Thursday (to-day) at 11 o'clock A. M. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] — At Nevada wt bh Feb, 18, 1884, Edna Genevieve, only child of Geo. A. and Helen M. Nihel ell, aged 2 years, 2months and 4 days. [The funeral will take place at two o'clock P. m. to-day (Thursday) from the residence of the parents on Nevada street. Friends and scquaintancesare repectfully invited to attend; Dissolution of f Copartnership. Te co-partnership heretofore ekisting between Samuel Pp. Simmons, J. G. Knower, J. F. Perry and David Rodrick, under the finn name of theGALENA MIN: ING COMPANY. has been dissolved by m 4 tual consent, e business of the mine will be continued by ‘the GALENA MINING COMPANY, a corporation. DAVID RODRICK, J, F. PERRY, SAMURL D. StMao.98, ‘ San Francisco, “inmuaey 20h i 1884." feb Deadweo? ‘Mining Company. = ANNUAL MEETING. ares . of this court it was held that that} provision of the revised statutes of Supreme Court of the United States]. “. its results, years, 7 months and* a of these parte, or the lungs, Sage that to ave notice -idhucP “has opened an Office in the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, For the purpose of exteadiay to the afflicted in this vicinity the benefits of his extensive experience in-the DEAFNESS, CATARAH) " And Diseases of the HEAD, THROAT AND LUNGS. . For upwards of twenty-five years Dr, Lightbill’s profesional attention has been exclusively devoted to the telief and cure of these important ail ments and it ie with pardonable ptide that he refers to the duccess which he has achieved in this special de"His method of treatment is original and partment of ‘medical ‘scietice, based upon the most approved scien. tific principles, while his apparatus and appliances for the examination of the head, throat and air passages, are confessedly the most perfect of anything of the kuid yet devieed, enabling him not ouly to readily discover the exact nature of the complaint, but also to direct his applications to the’diseased parts so effectually that relief is experienced at once, and permanent cures are often effected in the moat stubborn and And it is one of the happy features of his practice aggravated cases. that the applications cause neither pain vor distress, and can therefore be readily administered to the most timid or nervous person, In the interest of Science, Dr. Lighthill hereby extends a cordial invitation to the medical profession, members of the press, stientists, ‘ed all thterealad i in. the subject, to come and investigate his methods and means of treatment aud to witness A gandil opinion willinvariably be given as to the probabilities of a cure, and no case will be accepted for treatment which~does not offer a reasonable chance of success, [Editorial from the Sacramento Record-Unjou, March 9th, 1883.) ADVANCE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. “Knowledge is power,” said’ the wiseman eo often quoted, and thé trath of which truism was probably never more applicakle than in the iovestigatioh and tréatment of dis. A visit yesterday to the. ‘office-rooms of Dr. Lighthill, whose easer, articles in the Record-Union upon deatness and diseases of ‘the throat and lungs have no doubt been recently peigeed by all our readers, . was.well ‘repaid ‘by witnessing the advances in medical science and medical sppliances which have — made witbin, the past few yeara, " The instruments which the doctgr brings to his aid i in examination: ofthese dis . enses ‘enables, through the use of reResting glasses, etc , almost as com: . plete. and perfect » view of the intetior of the passages a orgjais Of . tree the head, ear and throat, as ean be had ‘of the exterior _burface of the head. ‘The method of ‘treatment: of, any derangement or disease of ‘any . Sue no Si less direct br simple nent aeehiess? et thene hidden vaper or ‘Gat powdered ‘toimadion. treatment and _ cure of .y . and treatment of the hidden eS i are applied withont. the Teast difficulty or annoyance bad the — used by ‘Dr. Laghthitl are of bis ows by the best medical authority as “[Bighly ydldable improvements and . : aids in ane i lind of hip tosaly, i ¥ ‘ . shows the cavity of the throat, or by which any cavity ean be séen, and treated successfully, and by the aid of mirrors the vocal organs are plainly viewed. During the visit Dr. Lighthill was able to illustrate very successfully by operations upon two patients who “declared they had been much relieved by the treatIt is evident that the doctor loves the study to which he has deVoted thirty years ‘of his life, and ment; that he is one in whom every confidence can be placed, for he is certainly a scientific specialist, . DR. LIGHTHILL Has engaged the parlors of the UNION HOTEL, Where he can be bonsulted From 10 to*12 and 2'to 4. NEVADA THEATRE, VAN HORN MANAGER, 4—For Pout Nights . . Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ‘And Saturday, C, BE. 1 for with: an. leiden variety “of: instruments lor] invention, and have been ‘nccepted : tectiy innocent, will be seen at once. : Pes by all, Many of phe instruments Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 50 Middlings100 Ibs-..; 1 60 if re tt A Behe 100 ihe. 1:25} {Editorial troin the Sactamento Bee, © ruaaneroyats f-2 bs’ t 00 A SKILLED SpuciALIeT: . Brown e:%, M vd 1 00 A visit of tmspection was mad: yesterday td-ttierodust of Dr. E. B. Mini abo sg “ 4 vit Li,hthill, a noted physician of New Con Bie A t 9 York, who is apreenty engaged in moma . cabst 13 : a the treatment of catarrh and diseases Gissen Corn . he .1 00 of the eye, throat, ear and nasal Guan Bien aoe 1 00 organs, In his rooms we found a String Beans7 “ weesek 00 variety. of delicate appliances used Oysters 100 “ied 1 CO} for reaching the affected. organs and Lobsters Bee 2 1 00 treating them mildly with. proper Sardives 6. 04 OO apd painless remedial liquidé; vapors: Jelly oh ae 1 00 and powders, as the case may reDeviled Ham 4 “.:.:. 1-00 quire.’ Varied and well adapted in-' Corned Beef liad) 1 00 struments for removing obstacles Salmon. ee ee 1.00 from the throat were shown, and Tab'e Peaches 4 “*' .:. 1 00 the separate use of each explained,; Coffee, 5 haus. :,.3: 75 One'portion of the apparatus contatpes Coffee, 8 ib-cans .-. ie . a strong reflected light . which Chocolate, 4 papers ick 3 OO Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 lb box Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for...-. 1 00 Candles per box..-. 1-75 Soap per box... eee Butter per roll ... 62 1-2 Eggs per dozen Se 30c And everything . else in propor r _ tion, WIULIAN WOLF GRAND . LEAP YEAR PARTY HUNTS: HALL, NEVADA CITY, =—ON .Theraday Eve’g, Feb.14, 1884, BY * THEJLADIES OF,NEVADA CITY. re AgFull Orchestra. . _ All the Latest Muisie FLOOR DIRECTOR: Allie _M. Turner. FLOOR MANAGERS: Mrs. J. V. Hunter, Mary E. O'Donnel, Mar, WL, ‘thurston. ida Allen, Mrs. ‘k, 8. Ford, Miss B, Valantine, Mrs 8. A. Eddy, Amelia Hook; Emily. Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMIPTEE: i Mrs, J. E, Brown, + Belle Stover, Mrs. John Rector, * Jessie Nivens,Mrs. ~y nD. Carter, Mary Gray, Mrs. E. Mervifield, Mrs. H. 8. Welch, Mrs. I. 8. Calkins, Mrs, bk. M, Sukufurth, Mary Hendersen, ne Mra. BYN. Shoecraft, G. W. Welch, Annie Spencer, ~ Ciara Muncey. INVITATION COMMITTEE; GRABS ana HT. 8. Bradley, s Mrs. Lygia Johnston,” oo Feb. 20, 21, 22, 93. Lucy Myers, EI Maite, 1 GV, Gly aly Mrs. att, Mra. 8. P. Dorsey, Mrs, W. Stoddard, * Lou Powell, ‘ bes a sd Ella Ma. drill, mma Bosworth, * ‘ Eda Hill, Lou Dorsey, Be ZAM LOCH ie Emily Jenkife, Mrs. W. K. § hal Sadie Johnston, Mrs. Annie Bona Kida Minnie Bethel, Austria's Premier Delineator of Black ant. Mrs. R. M. H og Beatt Presdigitatorand Authot of Refined Tilu-. G.E Turner, ite F. 6 mt sion, the Great Gift Autocrat of the World, . Lucy Bobo, ».G. C. Gas lord, in his Original Presentation’ Bestival and . "8,4: Eddy, °N. a oan! Diabolic, ina Series of Entirely New and’. @. F. Jacobs. 3 dpa'ding” ; Matvelous Wonders, Every feature EntjreT. Hicks, A. Walrath, ly Now, inclading pede age th, Gove, ’ G. Grissel, 4, Onan TZamloch 8 Great Trip through cr a . i A. R Wadsworth, ‘the Infernal Regions, and . Garthe, Wm. Crawford 7. Le . Casper, A. W. Lester; Return in Righty Seconds, . ¢:simet, . W. 4 Sint, (Will take Messages to Your Friends) _ . G. W. Giffin, [ Searle, a ZAMLOCH, THE AUSTRIAN CONJURER . G: 4; Robiuson ee _ AND EXPOBER OF SPIRITUALI®M, IN . C. J: Brant, ne Ctawford, “HIS ORIGINAL LIGHT SEANCE, a a 4 N. B—We do fiot turn down the Lights in . yy); * ry Gaul our Cabinet Seances, but on the wentraty, Bee eekly, Many Richards, pegs acacia ae . 7 5. --Presents Given forasne, J. G Hartwelf, Millie Natfsiger,. * At Each aoeaeynaltg 9 eees nil Admission, 50] Cora Clark, ” ° . "Belle Milthone, cents, Children, . ng. mn tls J. M. a. M. A. Sterling, A adh on exhibition at} W. FP. En; t, Jennie Neuman, , ihe tt Theatre on on then ee our performance fA. Charronat, P. Clancy, « : at chates.” 8. A. Ribble, 0, Tom: Ly ; A.D. Tewer, © . BK. Mati nai ee : fa BB. fennié % 5 . RAI OU EAING. ae co ee : 4%, Dann, ai vactomee APRS, es @. C. Shaw, ‘ airs. i Be SANDERS, ©. Malton,” AR. Penningtom. LL DO HAIR WC! of all, deseri Ae he FC ‘ : Witsoe ieeet teres = a eal 8 raat ot 7 eeiel " Ticket admitting one Lady ‘end ent for Une famous ae v . bwe Gaston, a Germany Gent I< without. esAk a 4 ‘ae. na, . 2 ‘Spretators to Slee oevete. . Domestic end Tmported Cigars medicines that are not-com-. = mostly of alcohol or Key, fais becoming a Poke ‘source of intemper"4 ance by Perel’ a one 2 . for rum. ee Brown's Iron Burrers is guaranteed to'be a nonintoxicating stimulant,-and it will, in nearly ade f8 take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso-’ } lutely ‘kill ‘the ‘desire for whiskey and are intoxicating TEES . a Rev. G. W, Rex, gitor of the American irks n Review, says of Sowhs hen Bitters: Cin., 0., Nov. 16, 1881. Gents :—The foolish waa ing of vital force in business, “pleasure, and vicious ' indul_ gence of our people, makes your reparation a necessity ; and if applied, will save hundreds who rescit to saloons for temnporary vecngeragm, Brown’s tent Dire has been thoroughly tested for d ia, indigestion, eli do nae debil--. ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, © consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c., anid’ it never fails to render speedy aot permanent relief. * FOR SALE BY CARK BROTHERS. Pad ¥ suai ich * GRLEURATE ‘a Bi anRS They who work early ‘and -late tihe year. round need,’ occastonally, the healthful stimulus imparted by a wholesome tonic like Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. “To all, its purity and efficieticy as a remedy andpre-ventive of disease commerd it. It checks incipient rheumatism and malarial symptoms, relieves constiarrests premature decay of plrysical energies, witigates the infirmities of age and hastens convales-. cence, Fer sale by ail iruggiste and dealers generally, « HAVE YOU TRIED THE. KINCBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very Finest’ Stock " AND SOLB FOR ; Five Cents Only. THE KINGBIRD Ts equal to many Cigars that are sold for double that price. ALSO A FULL LINE OF OF ALL PRICES. . EB. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL [STREET OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK FOR SALE. ai BROAD STREET, NORTH OF AND ADJOINING THE NEW YORK HOUSE. ” For particulars enquire of \jat2 WALLING & GAYLORD, CONFEDERATE ¥ ROADS Hibernia Hall Building. Jtincticn eemmercial and Main streets, Ne ny, 4 _e MIKE HANLBY, Keeps Pasig sae . Told Shoesiore, junct pation, dyspepsia and bilitusness, . * THE PREMISES SITUATED‘ON 4. Wo R Coc's ain oe de Commercial ear Sv a a on: of _N streets, where he will carry on . A_ GENERAL AUCTION AND emeittetbe ae BUSINESS, saa eases Réplitiny of Furfiiture of all ened she ‘Upholstering, Job reins Glazing. Guilding;’ Bronzing, Etc. [ will take your old Furniture; makevit look’ as good as' ew, arid ‘sell it. of commission. or. at auction. ¥ au am agent for Nevada county of ther’ “> New. Process of Stained Glass =. For: j Porton and Side Lights of Front: Doors, . Windows, Churches, ajoons, etc. Prices Low and Satisfaction. given, , , Give.me_a.call.. cai, Will sel! property anywhere. i in Asvade.: County on very low terms. . cxsw ence sii. HUSSEY & SON, EXave Openea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Commercial. Street, next . door. to Kent's. Meat A: Where they’ will keep constantly on-hand~ . A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . . Fataily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. ~ LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, BC), 2 WE 1 AS TO SELL af For Cash Cee, And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the: best — of Goods thaives (4 An other Dealer i in Nevada City, __ HUSSEY & SON.” ie * J. J. JncKsOn, “S920 = = PROPRIETOR. The Las i tet aid Cheapost ‘Urocery House in Nevada Ulf. —— es ee. a Everything usually found i in-a Bi irst-Class. oe cery Establishment always kept.on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me.I. extend.a. special inyitation to call before making their purchases. * ron ey eichweay vies Sie and pgs Fe recommendation, » + piavrek FEN?

ccepeaed cane a BROWN & CALKINS. THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1884, Prison Directors in Foleom Seblie. to investigate the charges against Warden: McComb, #° contivuance was granted uotilthe next regular meeting of the Board, at the request ‘of the complainant, iu order to secure,the attendance of several wit: nesses, whe ged Hot Ds emp THE case eae Frank, “Jamnes and Charles Ford, charged with the Blue Cut train robbery iv 1881, *-was yesterday dismissed at Kansas City Mo, % Ra Nin SP eae : Tux i: in-an encycical letter, ' deplores the moral and intellectual condition of various: European. nations including France. Aw ex-Covnty Judge of Pueblo, Col.,ia said to have stolen from $15,000 to $20,000 from the probate department of hie Court, «=~ . THe trial of the Bisbee murder: era ended at Tombstone, A. T., this week, with’ a verdict of guilty _against the entire five. oo ; THe réius and melting snow love caused a general suspeasion of work] in the mining regious of L Reneeal: vania. i Tha °° <e James Fay wae shot dead a Lake . Valley, N. M.; Sanday, while defending hie mining claim. es Tax Smith family occupies fifteen closely printed pages of the London directory this year. Quzen Vicrorta’s new ‘book’ has been distributed” to the London press. : Tuomas CHENERY, for many years editor of the London Times, is dead, Saas Troublesome Mrs Hussy. The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: ‘Mrs. Hussy, the Grass Valley woman [She isno more a Grass Valley woman than shéis a Sacramento woman—Kditor TRANsckIPT] who caine here to foist herself and » large family of childreéa upon this over-burdened community, has been living ion a room at Fourth and 4 atreets, for which L. C, Chandler, agent, charged $5 per month, Rather than see the children suffer, -the Chief of Police and the City Trustees installed her there temporarily. . When the first bill for a month’s ent came in it was allowed by the Trustees, Yesterduy the agent . seot ia a bill for the.second month. It was filed for further consideration, The cause of this was that Trustee Gutenberger bad been shown by Mr. Chandler a $40 check sent by Mr. Hussy to his wife, who, being unknown, had given it to the agent to have cashed.’ Mr, Guatenberger said the ageut should have collected rent from her instead of depending upon the city. One ofthe other ‘Trustees remarked that Mr. ° Chandler said that the city put her there, and if uc rent was-to be paid hereafter the » Gity ought to eject her, as it would cost him $40 to du it by legal means,” Forty-Six Miners Buried. The burial of forty-six miners who lost their lives in the recent exploejon ina mine in Crested Butte, Colo:ado, is described by the local papers asthe most pathetic sight that has ever been witnessed in. that neighborhood, A blinding snow storm was raging on the day on which the funeral took place, and the roads were almost’ impassable. : Nevertheless, the town was crowdeu with miners and others, The fortysix~ bodies were each placed in rough, wooden coffins, and then all were put on fourteen sleighs, and .as the funeral cavalcade wound: its way up the bleak mountain side, with five feet of suow on the ground, and the flakes flying swift and fast overhead, to the little cemetery in which the unfortunates were buried, many a tear trickled down the cheeks of the sturdy miners who saw it go by. All the businces places in the little town were closed that day, and most of the houses draped in mourving, and the bodies were followed to their last resting place by the town officials, citizens, abd miners from the surrouning country. Slerra mene Mines. The Sierra Buttes Company intends to. change the ‘policy which ,. has . heretofure prevailed in its management, of confining its attention exclusively to the Buttes ledyes, and will take ‘hold of some of the numerous ledges in the vicinity of Sierra . City, and develop tiiem. The own-ers of the sit mine live io Lon. discovery iene “im the Colambo mine a. few days While the men were at work Tee epreme ton: Goore in “bank has . remanded the cause of Joseph Garney vs.the Arizona Mining Compauy, o8 appen! from the Sierra county r wo tes ye: “When} 4 ore rtment.2 thé Dnited States requiring . a cortain amount of work to be perform: . ed or improvements made during each yearion each mining Glaim lo-: cated after the 10th of May, ‘1872, aud until patent: iasues’ therefor, ‘applies aswell to that clags of claims known as placer claims dato the clase known as lode or vein claims, -We are satisfied of: the correctness of that construction of the Statute, And that is the view taken by the as is evident from the recent decision by that court in the cases entitled Jackson vs, Roby and: Roby vs. Jackson, as well as from the opinion ian Smelting Company vs. Kemp.” wad Serer eeemereer stamens ‘ Worn you feel life is burden, ind nothing you try seems to ease your dyspepsia, find a sure relief in Brown’s Iron Bitters. ese Megeman's Gastricine. A specific ror Dyspersta. Sold by druggists, 25 and 50 cents per vox. Sent by mail. J. N° Heaxwan & Co., Proprietors, New York. Redington & Go., Agents, Sari Francisco, Cal, 028-3 A Common Sense View. When you see a medicine adyertised, and neither know nor cay hear anything in regard to its reliabitity, itivan easy matter, by putting yourself to a little trouble, to ascertain the reputation and ‘standing: of tne manufacturer, Hind" out who makes it, How do they stand .at home? Are they truthful? y eee they honest ?. Do they pay their debts? Do they know anything about medicine and ‘its effects? If tWey are waiting in any of these, it ie eafer to let their product alone; for in preparing drugs, more than any other business, there is the opportanity to cheapen and adalteraté, and the only guargntee is the honesty of the manufacturer, and it does not look reasonable that the proprietos of Ammen’s Cough Syrup would be willing to let a remedy bear his name did he not know its worth, LT BU'TEL AKRIVALS. ee Dae NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY...... Proprietor. Feb. 12, 1884. k. W. Black,. City. , F. H. Mo Allister, City. C. W. Cross, do Chas, Lincaster, San ie R. P. De Noon, Dervec, J. D, Ostrom, Bloomfield. Mrs, BE. Muetrriott, do Thos, Laity, do D. Allen, do Sam Peck, Blue Tent, 8, E. Storey, do C. B Church, do W.H Wiseman, do C. T, Wiseman; do W.L. Packard, da “A. F. Chaney, Shelby Flat, Wm Edwards & w, Bridge, Vi, McMurry, Camptonville. C, Higgins, Grass Volley. f. Hollow, do J. 8. Goodwin, You Bet. Union Hotel, . RECTOR BROK,...6 «Proprietors, Feb, 12, °1884, C. W. Harvey, San Frang'aco, M. C. Taylor, Grass Valley, Peter Druvzer, You’ Bet. G. B. Richa:d;on, Lincoln. ; 8. C. Chase, Omega. H. Hansen, Washington, Chas. Phelps, Phelps Hill, Chas, Gravel, Washington, W. B. Espey, Centennial, Joo Treanor, San Juan, Win. Green; ‘City, Harrington, Round Mt, *, Hicks & wife, City.’ ee Bradley, do H, S. Springs, San Jose. K, Enright, Smartsville, J. McCarthy, do ‘BORN. At Grass Valley, Feb. 11, 1884, to Cornelius Claugon and wife, a son. DIED. At Nevada City, February 18th,'1884, Wil: liam H, Eddy, aged 83 %8-days. A nativeo! Pennsyl ania, (The funeral will take place from W.C, Grovee’ undertaking rooms; on Thursday (to-day) at 11 o'clock A. M. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] — At Nevada wt bh Feb, 18, 1884, Edna Genevieve, only child of Geo. A. and Helen M. Nihel ell, aged 2 years, 2months and 4 days. [The funeral will take place at two o'clock P. m. to-day (Thursday) from the residence of the parents on Nevada street. Friends and scquaintancesare repectfully invited to attend; Dissolution of f Copartnership. Te co-partnership heretofore ekisting between Samuel Pp. Simmons, J. G. Knower, J. F. Perry and David Rodrick, under the finn name of theGALENA MIN: ING COMPANY. has been dissolved by m 4 tual consent, e business of the mine will be continued by ‘the GALENA MINING COMPANY, a corporation. DAVID RODRICK, J, F. PERRY, SAMURL D. StMao.98, ‘ San Francisco, “inmuaey 20h i 1884." feb Deadweo? ‘Mining Company. = ANNUAL MEETING. ares . of this court it was held that that} provision of the revised statutes of Supreme Court of the United States]. “. its results, years, 7 months and* a of these parte, or the lungs, Sage that to ave notice -idhucP “has opened an Office in the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, For the purpose of exteadiay to the afflicted in this vicinity the benefits of his extensive experience in-the DEAFNESS, CATARAH) " And Diseases of the HEAD, THROAT AND LUNGS. . For upwards of twenty-five years Dr, Lightbill’s profesional attention has been exclusively devoted to the telief and cure of these important ail ments and it ie with pardonable ptide that he refers to the duccess which he has achieved in this special de"His method of treatment is original and partment of ‘medical ‘scietice, based upon the most approved scien. tific principles, while his apparatus and appliances for the examination of the head, throat and air passages, are confessedly the most perfect of anything of the kuid yet devieed, enabling him not ouly to readily discover the exact nature of the complaint, but also to direct his applications to the’diseased parts so effectually that relief is experienced at once, and permanent cures are often effected in the moat stubborn and And it is one of the happy features of his practice aggravated cases. that the applications cause neither pain vor distress, and can therefore be readily administered to the most timid or nervous person, In the interest of Science, Dr. Lighthill hereby extends a cordial invitation to the medical profession, members of the press, stientists, ‘ed all thterealad i in. the subject, to come and investigate his methods and means of treatment aud to witness A gandil opinion willinvariably be given as to the probabilities of a cure, and no case will be accepted for treatment which~does not offer a reasonable chance of success, [Editorial from the Sacramento Record-Unjou, March 9th, 1883.) ADVANCE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. “Knowledge is power,” said’ the wiseman eo often quoted, and thé trath of which truism was probably never more applicakle than in the iovestigatioh and tréatment of dis. A visit yesterday to the. ‘office-rooms of Dr. Lighthill, whose

easer, articles in the Record-Union upon deatness and diseases of ‘the throat and lungs have no doubt been recently peigeed by all our readers, . was.well ‘repaid ‘by witnessing the advances in medical science and medical sppliances which have — made witbin, the past few yeara, " The instruments which the doctgr brings to his aid i in examination: ofthese dis . enses ‘enables, through the use of reResting glasses, etc , almost as com: . plete. and perfect » view of the intetior of the passages a orgjais Of . tree the head, ear and throat, as ean be had ‘of the exterior _burface of the head. ‘The method of ‘treatment: of, any derangement or disease of ‘any . Sue no Si less direct br simple nent aeehiess? et thene hidden vaper or ‘Gat powdered ‘toimadion. treatment and _ cure of .y . and treatment of the hidden eS i are applied withont. the Teast difficulty or annoyance bad the — used by ‘Dr. Laghthitl are of bis ows by the best medical authority as “[Bighly ydldable improvements and . : aids in ane i lind of hip tosaly, i ¥ ‘ . shows the cavity of the throat, or by which any cavity ean be séen, and treated successfully, and by the aid of mirrors the vocal organs are plainly viewed. During the visit Dr. Lighthill was able to illustrate very successfully by operations upon two patients who “declared they had been much relieved by the treatIt is evident that the doctor loves the study to which he has deVoted thirty years ‘of his life, and ment; that he is one in whom every confidence can be placed, for he is certainly a scientific specialist, . DR. LIGHTHILL Has engaged the parlors of the UNION HOTEL, Where he can be bonsulted From 10 to*12 and 2'to 4. NEVADA THEATRE, VAN HORN MANAGER, 4—For Pout Nights . .. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ‘And Saturday, C, BE. 1 for with: an. leiden variety “of: instruments lor] invention, and have been ‘nccepted : tectiy innocent, will be seen at once. : Pes by all, Many of phe instruments Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 50 Middlings100 Ibs-...; 1 60 if re tt A Behe 100 ihe.. 1:25} {Editorial troin the Sactamento Bee, © ruaaneroyats f-2 bs’ t 00 A SKILLED SpuciALIeT: . Brown e:%, M vd 1 00 A visit of tmspection was mad: yesterday td-ttierodust of Dr. E. B. Mini abo sg “ 4 vit Li,hthill, a noted physician of New Con Bie A t 9 York, who is apreenty engaged in moma . cabst 13 : a the treatment of catarrh and diseases Gissen Corn . he .1 00 of the eye, throat, ear and nasal Guan Bien aoe 1 00 organs, In his rooms we found a String Beans7 “ weesek 00 variety. of delicate appliances used Oysters 100 “ied 1 CO} for reaching the affected. organs and Lobsters Bee 2 1 00 treating them mildly with. proper Sardives 6. 04 OO apd painless remedial liquidé; vapors: Jelly oh ae 1 00 and powders, as the case may reDeviled Ham 4 “.:.:. 1-00 quire.’ Varied and well adapted in-' Corned Beef liad) 1 00 struments for removing obstacles Salmon. ee ee 1.00 from the throat were shown, and Tab'e Peaches 4 “*' .:.. 1 00 the separate use of each explained,; Coffee, 5 haus.. :,.3: 75 One'portion of the apparatus contatpes Coffee, 8 ib-cans ..-. ie . a strong reflected light . which Chocolate, 4 papers ick 3 OO Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 lb box Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for.....-. 1 00 Candles per box....-.. 1-75 Soap per box..... eee Butter per roll ..... 62 1-2 Eggs per dozen Se 30c And everything . else in propor r _ tion, WIULIAN WOLF GRAND . LEAP YEAR PARTY HUNTS: HALL, NEVADA CITY, =—ON .Theraday Eve’g, Feb.14, 1884, BY * THEJLADIES OF,NEVADA CITY. re AgFull Orchestra. . _ All the Latest Muisie FLOOR DIRECTOR: Allie _M. Turner. FLOOR MANAGERS: Mrs. J. V. Hunter, Mary E. O'Donnel, Mar, WL, ‘thurston. ida Allen, Mrs. ‘k, 8. Ford, Miss B, Valantine, Mrs 8. A. Eddy, Amelia Hook; Emily. Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMIPTEE: i Mrs, J. E, Brown, + Belle Stover, Mrs. John Rector, * Jessie Nivens,Mrs. ~y nD. Carter, Mary Gray, Mrs. E. Mervifield, Mrs. H. 8. Welch, Mrs. I. 8. Calkins, Mrs, bk. M, Sukufurth, Mary Hendersen, ne Mra. BYN. Shoecraft, G. W. Welch, Annie Spencer, ~ Ciara Muncey. INVITATION COMMITTEE; GRABS ana HT. 8. Bradley, s Mrs. Lygia Johnston,” oo Feb. 20, 21, 22, 93. Lucy Myers, EI Maite, 1 GV, Gly aly Mrs. att, Mra. 8. P. Dorsey, Mrs, W. Stoddard, * Lou Powell, ‘ bes a sd Ella Ma. drill, mma Bosworth, * ‘ Eda Hill, Lou Dorsey, Be ZAM LOCH ie Emily Jenkife, Mrs. W. K. § hal Sadie Johnston, Mrs. Annie Bona Kida Minnie Bethel, Austria's Premier Delineator of Black ant. Mrs. R. M. H og Beatt Presdigitatorand Authot of Refined Tilu-. G.E Turner, ite F. 6 mt sion, the Great Gift Autocrat of the World, . Lucy Bobo, ».G. C. Gas lord, in his Original Presentation’ Bestival and . "8,4: Eddy, °N. a oan! Diabolic, ina Series of Entirely New and’. @. F. Jacobs. 3 dpa'ding” ; Matvelous Wonders, Every feature EntjreT. Hicks, A. Walrath, ly Now, inclading pede age th, Gove, ’ G. Grissel, 4, Onan TZamloch 8 Great Trip through cr a . i A. R Wadsworth, ‘the Infernal Regions, and . Garthe, Wm. Crawford 7. Le . Casper, A. W. Lester; Return in Righty Seconds, . ¢:simet, . W. 4 Sint, (Will take Messages to Your Friends) _ . G. W. Giffin, [ Searle, a ZAMLOCH, THE AUSTRIAN CONJURER . G: 4; Robiuson ee _ AND EXPOBER OF SPIRITUALI®M, IN . C. J: Brant, ne Ctawford, “HIS ORIGINAL LIGHT SEANCE, a a 4 N. B—We do fiot turn down the Lights in . yy); * ry Gaul our Cabinet Seances, but on the wentraty, Bee eekly, Many Richards, pegs acacia ae . 7 5. --Presents Given forasne, J. G Hartwelf, Millie Natfsiger,. * At Each aoeaeynaltg 9 eees nil Admission, 50] Cora Clark, ” ° . "Belle Milthone, cents, Children, . ng. mn tls J. M. a. M. A. Sterling, A adh on exhibition at} W. FP. En; t, Jennie Neuman, , ihe tt Theatre on on then ee our performance fA. Charronat, P. Clancy, « : at chates.” 8. A. Ribble, 0, Tom: Ly ; A.D. Tewer, © . BK. Mati nai ee : fa BB. fennié % 5 . RAI OU EAING. ae co ee : 4%, Dann, ai vactomee APRS, es @. C. Shaw, ‘ airs. i Be SANDERS, ©. Malton,” AR. Penningtom. LL DO HAIR WC! of all, deseri Ae he FC ‘ : Witsoe ieeet teres = a eal 8 raat ot 7 eeiel " Ticket admitting one Lady ‘end ent for Une famous ae v . bwe Gaston, a Germany Gent I< without. esAk a 4 ‘ae. na, . 2 ‘Spretators to Slee oevete. . Domestic end Tmported Cigars medicines that are not-com-. = mostly of alcohol or Key, fais becoming a Poke ‘source of intemper"4 ance by Perel’ a one 2 . for rum. ee Brown's Iron Burrers is guaranteed to'be a nonintoxicating stimulant,-and it will, in nearly ade f8 take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso-’ } lutely ‘kill ‘the ‘desire for whiskey and are intoxicating TEES . a Rev. G. W, Rex, gitor of the American irks n Review, says of Sowhs hen Bitters: Cin., 0., Nov. 16, 1881. Gents :—The foolish waa ing of vital force in business, “pleasure, and vicious ' indul_ gence of our people, makes your reparation a necessity ; and if applied, will save hundreds who rescit to saloons for temnporary vecngeragm, Brown’s tent Dire has been thoroughly tested for d ia, indigestion, eli do nae debil--. ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, © consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c., anid’ it never fails to render speedy aot permanent relief. * FOR SALE BY CARK BROTHERS. Pad ¥ suai ich * GRLEURATE ‘a Bi anRS They who work early ‘and -late tihe year. round need,’ occastonally, the healthful stimulus imparted by a wholesome tonic like Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. “To all, its purity and efficieticy as a remedy andpre-ventive of disease commerd it. It checks incipient rheumatism and malarial symptoms, relieves constiarrests premature decay of plrysical energies, witigates the infirmities of age and hastens convales-. cence, Fer sale by ail iruggiste and dealers generally, « HAVE YOU TRIED THE. KINCBIRD CIGAR? Made ot the very Finest’ Stock " AND SOLB FOR ; Five Cents Only. THE KINGBIRD Ts equal to many Cigars that are sold for double that price. ALSO A FULL LINE OF OF ALL PRICES. . EB. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL [STREET OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK FOR SALE. ai BROAD STREET, NORTH OF AND ADJOINING THE NEW YORK HOUSE. ” For particulars enquire of \jat2 WALLING & GAYLORD, CONFEDERATE ¥ ROADS Hibernia Hall Building. Jtincticn eemmercial and Main streets, Ne ny, 4 _e MIKE HANLBY, Keeps Pasig sae . Told Shoesiore, junct pation, dyspepsia and bilitusness, . * THE PREMISES SITUATED‘ON 4. Wo R Coc's ain oe de Commercial ear Sv a a on: of _N streets, where he will carry on . A_ GENERAL AUCTION AND emeittetbe ae BUSINESS, saa eases Réplitiny of Furfiiture of all ened she ‘Upholstering, Job reins Glazing. Guilding;’ Bronzing, Etc. [ will take your old Furniture; makevit look’ as good as' ew, arid ‘sell it. of commission. or. at auction. ¥ au am agent for Nevada county of ther’ “> New. Process of Stained Glass =.. For: j Porton and Side Lights of Front: Doors, . Windows, Churches, ajoons, etc. Prices Low and Satisfaction. given, , , Give.me_a.call... cai, Will sel! property anywhere. i in Asvade.: County on very low terms. . cxsw ence sii. HUSSEY & SON, EXave Openea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Commercial. Street, next . door. to Kent's. Meat A: Where they’ will keep constantly on-hand~ . A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . . Fataily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. ~ LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, BC), 2 WE 1 AS TO SELL af For Cash Cee, And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the: best — of Goods thaives (4 An other Dealer i in Nevada City, __ HUSSEY & SON.” ie * J. J. JncKsOn, “S920 = = PROPRIETOR. The Las i tet aid Cheapost ‘Urocery House in Nevada Ulf. —— es ee.. a Everything usually found i in-a Bi irst-Class. oe cery Establishment always kept.on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me.I. extend.a. special inyitation to call before making their purchases. * ron ey eichweay vies Sie and pgs Fe recommendation, » + piavrek FEN?