February 15, 1883 (4 pages)

§§ & wet + acerca area eente penetrance nee ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. A Terrible Disaster. Wit and Humor. Hotel for Sale orRént. Tue only scientific Ifon Medicine does not produce headache, & A telegram from Cincinnati, Ohio, that A movenient on foot—trimming bat gives ti the system all the bene-., HAT certain Hotel pro rty situate on} dated Tuesday, says: The freight corns. fits of iron without its bad effects, is the south side of B ‘Street, in NevaThe loveliest spot on earth—the depot of the Cincjinati Southern da City, next door above the City Hall, and BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. Brown’s Iron Bitters. kuown as the King Hotel. Apply at the Law Railway was undermined to-day; N, P. BROWN. 0.5. Business = ace. : Office of JOHNSON & MASO ) NEVADA GITY, CAL. LEONARDS. CALKINS.teteemscesaes A friend every man turns his back on—his bed. The three mysterien—~snaeages, mince pies and cigareties, The potato masher is a gentleman compared to the male flirt, If every tree is known by its fruit, what kind of frnit does the axletree bear. ‘Nevada County = Press. _ THURSDAY, FEB. F 15. and fell into’ the surrounding water, carrying with it a hundred or more people, The depots was a one-story Nevada City, January 30, 1883. fMlouse Wanted. A house of 5 or 6 rooms, favorably BUILDING LOTS frame structure resting on McLean situated. Permanent tenant. Enroe FOR.SALE. avenue, which was almost covered quire of Brand & Bro. er econ ee cen 5 anearene c mae fc Same Se prema ares maeerees Great Reductions _ READY MADE CLOTHING . ed ewe by water. Both sides were filled A Card, 2 Ssgenon GooD-BUILDING LOTS, OR Bae with water from 30 to 50 feet deep. To all whoare suffering from the errors It had become so soaked as to melt, and indiscretions of you nervous weakTME BEE’S SLICKENS RECORD. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, ness, early decay, loss o1 manhood, &c., and the castastrophe was further will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Finis great remedy wee. disSituated on Piety Hill. It has been argued by the hydrauhastened by the breaking of the An exchange “notes that oysters by a missionary in Bouth Aibesies. ' + lic mining organs of Nevada county are not even allowed to open in New sewer which sent a current along the covered Send aself-addressed. envelope to the Rev. For particulars inquire at the “BAZAR, . that the stoppage of hydraulic minJosurn T. Inman, Station , New Yors-. Broad gtree t, or at the Citizens Bank. bank. Crowds of people have been. ing would destroy the taxable wealth York-on-Sunday. . Nevada City, Jan, 25-Im Sj The poet who addressés verses to in the vicinity looking at the floods, of that county. A careful examination of the tax roll, however, shows a diminutive darling writes them in and it is supposed they are among that hydraulic mines Rey y just one the victims. tenth of the taxes of Nevada. This short meet her. lt is impossible yet to tell the exThe principal requirements for is about on a par with many of the pleas put forth by the hydraulic starting a Texas town are a cemetery tent of the disaster. A great crowd SILVER PLATED mining journals,—Sacramento Bee. and a liquor saloon, : of people were there ‘looking at the In July, 1881, while the County flood, when Ryan’s restaurant, a ‘‘Another panic in'a church,” says Board of Equalization were discussa head line. Somebody must have small building near by, went down ing the advisability of reducing the started to pass around the contribuThe crowd rushed over on the platFor Saving Gold. assessment upon hydraulic mining tion box. form of the depot to see what was _— Every Description of Plates for “property, in order that they might The o'd proverb, “Where there’s the matter, when suddenly the whole ‘be fnlly and correctly posted as to. a will there’s a way,” has been revivdepot collapsed and sank in the waee ee) ite ne rs epee the effect that the auti-mining moveed to suit the situation, ‘It now ter. The—track-was atthe same Awavcamator Macuines ment, if successful, would have, they reads: ‘‘When there’s a bill we're time depressed, and cars standing Having bought a very large consignment of . instracted-County— Assessor Collins away.” Made to order,corrugafed or plain close by raninto— the depression, to examine into the matter carefully Sixty-five pawn . checks were covering the people who had .gone Oven 2000 -Onvens Fin. and without prejudice, and report to found on a woman arrestedin Philadown with the falling structure. The most extensive and sucthem the exact state of affairs. delpia. Itis easy to'tell her tribe. Not one body had been recovered cessful manufacturet of these Having made an investigation, AsShe belongs to the Pawnees. atl o’clock, nor could the bystandPla‘ es in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower Prices than sessor Collins testified under oath The difference: betweeen a good ers give any intelligent account of any other manufacturer. that if hydraulic mining should be Christian and a tailor is, one pants how many had escaped. The work I have deemed it best to set-forth the Prices of a few articles, namely ; Send for Price List. ‘stopped the assessment roll of Nefor the maker and the other is the of recovering the drowned will be vada county would be reduced about maker of the pants. Three of this exceedingly difficult, as the place is Men’s Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. one-half, or from over nine millions size for a nickel. isolated, and there is danger of other 652 and 655 Mission Street, San Francisco, California.— Men's Scotch ‘Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. of dollars to four and one half mil**You are always prying into othparts of the street melting as this za. Go. DENNISTON, PFrop’r. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. lions. He swore that it would in-, ‘er people’s business,” said the police-, portion did, juriously affect the value of property man to the burglar who was endeavMen's Broadcloth-Suits, formerly $30 now $25. It is possible, however, that the in every part of the county. It oring to open a jewelry store with a break in the great sewer in McLean Men's Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. would virtually wipe out the properjimmy, aveuue caused the depot to sink, : Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. ty values in Bridgeport, Eureka and The peh may be mightier than the . . A Blizzard Story. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. -North Bloomfield townships. sword, but when a religious editor The loss that would result from has a rivet fitted to a couple of Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. The Minneapolis Tribune tells ' the shutting down of the hydraulic swords he can beat-a dozen pens the following miner’s yarn: ‘I was Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now. $5. ‘ mines is far from being represented getting up original matter. in Cheyenne after Jim had got rich, Overcoats, all shades and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reduction, by the value of those mines by itThe chap who exclaimed, ‘Take and persuaded him to give methat Boy's Suits from $4 up. — Latest-style Hats-at very low rates, self. Other induetries of all kinds back the heart thou gavest,” subsedog of his’n, Boze, Iwas dat huntin the auriferous gravel regicz. would quently informed his butcher that, in’ one day near Laramie, when one Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 certs, and A cents, become profitless; commercial enterby his leave, he would as lieve have of them hurricanes come up, and I California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1-to $1. 25. prises would cease to pay; the ranchsome liver. didn’t know what to do, ‘It was Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen, Shaker er would losethe profitable market The man who professes to hold perrairie all ground. I could see the Unlaundried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each: .Worth from $1.50 te:$2.50 each. he-has now; the mechanic and the newspapers in contempt is the firat storma comin’ but two miles off. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. laborer would no longer find employone to look in the morning journals If ITrun it would ketch me. If I Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. . ment. In fine, one of the thriftiest to see if his arrival has been chronistayed there it was death, So I Overalls 37 cents « pair. Cotton bundle Sovks 75 cents per doz.° and most productive parts of <the cled. jes took and*shoved old Boze’s nose ; : State would become poverty-strickagain a bank and yelled rats! You Blankets, all colors at San Francisco Prices, en; and its people would=have to go ~--ortet-have—seen that--dog--seratch: Ladies; Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, ; This noted messenger was born in He throwed dirt behind him like a , elsewhere and begin life over again. This is decidedly the Greatest inducement ever offered. * Why does the Bee continue to igMaine, March 22, 1835,‘and stands breaking plow drawed by 20 yoke of hore the fact that such calamities as six feet four inches in his stockings. oxen. I held on to his tail and he I might go on and enumerate article upon article.in my. line which . I am determine d to sel}: _at less vilose we have here poorly described are If Ross has a distinguishing feature, scratched. We hadn’t got in the han they have ever been soldin this section of country. sure to follow on the heels of stop‘ it his feet; says the Post, and many ground more’n 200 feet when the In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced that thisis no claptrap ping the hydraulic-mines-?—It claims times,~ while he was asleep on the ‘storm struck us. But Boze kept ment, we invite you to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, to be a fair and reasonable journal, box of a stage, road agents have been scratchin.’ Ilet him go on for ao To the People of Nevada County : <= IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY! On and after To-day the Entire Stock in the store on COLD,QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS! the Cor, of Pine and Commarial Sts. Will be sold ~ Amalgamating Plates at LOWER Rates than Ever Before Sold in i Nevada, QUARTZ MILLS AND PLACER MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., . fan Francisco Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. The Cheapest and Best Life Insurance IN THE WORLD !. + HOME BENEFIT AssocAION Providing Mutual Insurance to Members on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. frightened off by the mere shadow of but at the same time resorte to every mile or so, when I told him to let up, entrance Bee, cs «ccs ok oo cs es ss a po OO device to make its readers believe his two: boots. He came to Califorwhich he did, the surprisedest dog Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. 3 00 there is no more than one aide to nia in 1857. He lived in a number you ever seed because he hadn’t ~the--debris--controveray: —No~ lanof mining eamps-in Idahe and Moa eaught--up—-with—the—-rats;--I--got guage is to severe to use in condemtanayand not making a success of back to the top of the ground, went PCAOB Pek oe eo ss B12 00 nation of such a course, whatever be mining he drove stage. ,When the to Laramie, and started the story Annual Fee for expenses (in advance). 5 00 the motives that actuate it. If it be Central Pacific was completed he that Ihad found a cave. I yhade true that our contemporary is Cad-; was put on the stage line from Co$100,000 by showin’ tourists ‘th walader’s “organ” in ell that the’. . trinne, Utah, to Helena, as a shotcave, ne lost it all speculatin’ in Entrance Pet ee eae. Bas 00 term implies, so much the worse.’ gun messenger. Subsequently::.he inines,’ One thing is certain: The Bee has was appointed express.messenger, on . yAnnual-Fee-for-expense (in advance)*.. 7 00 MASSACHUSETTS finds . the Ma never shown a disposition to deal the Eureka -& Pallisade railroad. with the subjectin an honorable way. When the bullion shipments began tunnel not only a great bore, but’ a Whether it is ignorant or: malicious to be large from Bodie Ross was transgreat clephant;--Itis always full of Eptante Fee. oc. i vit. Sa or mercenary, or all together, we ferred to the Bodie and Carson route. smoke; the loose rock in the roof is 10 oOo care net. We know, and so do its After leaving Bodie Ross went on in gdnstant danger of falling and Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. readers, that there is something rotthe Central Pacific road. He has there is more er less peril of train acten in Denmark to make it act as it had several encounters with high-J cidents, such as the one which ocdoes. (Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) waymen, and been wounded several curred last year. Owing to the ex4 bf times, but he never gave up an expense and trouble of keeping the tunNIGMDOIERID Pee. coil pede es Be 00 ConGkREssMAN Harmer, of Penn. press box or lost a bar of bullion. nel in running order, the Massachu. setts newspapers generally advise Medical Bxsnnation Extra. sylvania, has-strack-a—bonanza. A Hexis one of those peculiar men, who, few days ago deeds were signed by if struck on the back of the neck the State Legislature. to dispose of which one-fourth of sixteen copperwith a slungshot, would turn upon it to the highest bidder. $2,000 BENEFIT. ._$3,000 BENEFIT. mine claims in southern Arizona, in the assailant and say, terest, were sold for $350,000. THE MacMillans willissue an illustrated magazine on the Ist of October, in oppesition to ‘Harper’s Monthly” and the “Century,” which _have gained asufficient foothold. in London to excite the apprehension and jealousy of paper publishers, REPRESENTATIVE _ FULLER introduced a resolution into the Illinois House Monday that the following be added to the State Constitution: ‘No person shall manufacture, sell or keep for sale.in this State any alco ness, and various articles of jewelry. Tickets are generally bought by the staid farmers, After the drawing the operator buys back the prizes, usually getting them for about 25 per cent, of their alleged value. $5,000 BENEFIT. Udo PUNCH $10,000 BENEFIT. S-CENT CIGAR. 18 and 20 Gecksiieies et, NEVADA Cry. —— —— J. J. JACKSON, PROP’R. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., ASSESSMENT RATE TABLE, ‘‘Fuu’s fun, A SHREWD man has been making but don’t you tickle ‘me with that money by getting up lotteries in straw again; it puts my shirt collar New England towns. The prizes out of kilter.” are usually a horse, a wagon, a har e@THE CELEBRATED “AGENT F Hin Assessinents are graded according to the ‘ages of Cor. Com mercial & Pine Streets. . Boss COFFEE POT, for each $1,000 benefit: Under 20 years, Sole Agents for Nevada City. $0 70/50’ to 53 “ .$2 10 : “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, members when the assessment is called, as follows, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, “Nevada City, Jan 21, 20 to 7g. 80) §3 to. 56". . 2 50 a fo 40 8 bin. GOI EG to-58 0.3 88 Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, fe Delinquent Assessment Roll wil ‘be mpleted and I shall bein readiness to 4040.35. > avis TOO] S800 60 2.5 .53 39 hol, whisky, high-wines, wine, ale, receive delinquent State ard County taxes GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Wuen Oscar Wilde first saw Annis DarENA GRANGER and beer or other intoxicating liquors on.and after Thursday, January 5th, 1883. S310 40:0 Nos 115100 fo G2 Ls 3 88 G. von 8CH MITTBURG, Niagara falls he exclaimed: “Bulk, Catherine Voorhees, daughter and Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, County Collector Nev. Co, whatever, exce,t for medical, scienbut no beauty.” When little DeBO 40: AS {ons 3. 90502 to 64 “grees 4 40 wife of J.R. Voorhees, were jailed tific and mechanical purposes,” It troit boy first saw the sublime catarat Paterson, N. J., Monday, for atee PO Over Ga 8 8 66 will probably be reported from the act hesolemny whispered: ‘Mamma, 46 S50 tempting to murder him. Both are License-Committee within a week in I feel like taking my hat off to God.” An assessment will not be necessary for each onsenSis the Salvation Army. in sonie form. oo That. is the ‘difference between death, as each assessment will probably yield an A youne politivian explained the A COLORED woman, named Martha embryo idiocy and embryo manhood, amount sufficient to pay several benefits. tattered condition of his trousers to Johnston, residing in Marshall, Grrts in the Iowa Agricultural his father by stating that he was sitTexas, while lying down smoking. College are taught to cook. Any of titig under an apple tree enjoying her pipe, suddenly rose, and saying himself, when the farmer's dog came she was smothering, gasped and the graduates who desire an appreciative husband can, have our andrge . along and contested his seat. fell dead. A Coroner’s inquest reupon application, New five-cent nickels, so perfectly turned a verdict of death from suffoENQUIRER : No, we don’t believe} PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO MEMBERS gold-washed as to deceive any ignocation, caused by nicotine in the in taking the bull by the horns, We rant persons and pass readily among throat, me ON THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. tried taking a goat by the horns them for new five-dollar gold pieces, Tuy do say that the National were discovered in New York TuesMilitary Academy is vastly inferior once, and that was excitement enough for us. ~ ee, day. to the Naval Academy. Nine ladies ACCIDENT GLASS. imported Cakes, ahd a full line of No ‘more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neur Immediate Relief Warranted. . IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic, . Refer to all -prominen’‘f physicians Peiat for the standing o SALICYLICA ECRET : URIC ACID WHICH EXEntranc J ee .$4 00 POISONOUS ISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC, AND GOUTY PATIENTS. Fee for'expenses (in advance) .°.1 00 SALICYLICA is known as’ common’ “. phant.In this country we-don’t exed at San Jose of taking bribes of Annapolis man,——___ sense remedy, because it strikes directly at cause of. Rheumatism, Gout and Neural-Chinese gamblers, has been sentericactly bow down to the animal, but $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Indemnity. the gia, while so. many so-called specifics and Tuovex this Winter’s crop of conwe sometimes pay pretty dearly--for oe panaceas only treat locally the efed to two years in the State Prison. ~. $6 00 Ree Pee. gealed water will be extraordinarily seéing it. was-fitfor fuel was. celébrated in : Wilkesbarre, Pa., Saturday. ai has been conceded by eminent scien. Annual Fee for expenses (in advance) cease a 3s tists that outward ‘applications, such as rubbing with_oils,ointments,liniments-andAN orange eaten before breakfast pees. lotionswill noteradicate those dis-4 ich are the result-of the punning cures the craving for liquor andim$3,000 Benefit and $15. Weekly Indemnity. -——S the blood with Uric Acid. . Entrance FOC sooo Os cc eye yeas cee oe $7 00 of SALICYLICA works with marvelous ef Tue examination of Conductor proves a disordered stomach. A. GeRHARDY was thanked by a Reid and Brakeman Patten of the Coroner’s jury in Chictigo for killing train wrecked at Tehachapi was be} gun at Bakersfield Monday. . the man who tried to rob him. Sciznce has not yet decided which ee ‘A s0m of President Artie is. re‘is the most-detrimental to .the hu ported to have beenis a from man race—a fleain one’s ear, or a a THE FAMOUS, UNRIVALLED KNABEPIANO. bee in’one’s bonnet. this acid and so removes the disorAnnual Fee for expenses (in advance).. 1 50 fect.on der. It isnow exclusively used by all celebrated physicians of Europe. $4000 Benefit and $20 Weekly aay, Entrance apogee Repo Ie Highest Med ical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cert. $7 50 cures in three days. : REMEMBER refnnded. 2 pas THE HARDMAN PIANO, . Entrance. Lee eon cee Be OO sa oetestimonials sent on appli. . Upson ievance).. 200 : Sent engl A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $. se ‘nititaant so Annual Fee for ondStewart the customer to the provision dealer, A stitly ali free on receipt of-money, rate price. Also Askyour Druggist for it. r cle,” was the al DEATH. ONLYOB._WEEKLY_INDEMNITYLYS ae Do not be ——tips ieking imitations or . tie name of WASHBURNE . box, which is guranteed . Tae Trieh sentines of pecliament . : will probably insist on : ‘s plan} bs bape one for Ireland. eh BANCROFT & 00., “TL Market street, Sam Prametaco, = : . ne esPaciie Col. A edie ey LARGEST ANDFINEST] Pd --THE— 4 eh STOCK. IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25.000 JUST. RECEIVED. SALICYLIOA tsa certain cure for WILL BE SOLD. CHEAPER ‘THAN ANY Annual Fee for expenses. (in advance).. 1.75 THAT RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. ara dryintense -pains are subdued almost _ OTHER: ESTABLISHMENT IN THE $5,000.Benefit and $25 Weekly Indemnity. ninstantly. Give iatrial. Relief guaranteed o “Cau those bones chops ?” waid . . “Yes, sir; that’s the bonified arti CIGARS at NIVENS fa THE Fee DISSOLVER OF THE ___Marxuam, the policeman convictout of ten prefer to waltz with. an}. _In Siam they worship the eleAnnual ‘Tue seventy-fifth’ anniversary of large, the price of next Summer's the discoverythat anthracite coal ice.cream.will not be affected. English ° HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Permanent Cure Guaranteed. “m1 7 First-Class Groceries & Provisions. Common-sense Remedy. ) OMLIGYLICH, $1, 000 Benefit and, $5 Weekly Indemnity. S & Go. ou each

§§ & wet + acerca area eente penetrance nee ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. A Terrible Disaster. Wit and Humor. Hotel for Sale orRént. Tue only scientific Ifon Medicine does not produce headache, & A telegram from Cincinnati, Ohio, that A movenient on foot—trimming bat gives ti the system all the bene-., HAT certain Hotel pro rty situate on} dated Tuesday, says: The freight corns. fits of iron without its bad effects, is the south side of B ‘Street, in NevaThe loveliest spot on earth—the depot of the Cincjinati Southern da City, next door above the City Hall, and BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. Brown’s Iron Bitters. kuown as the King Hotel. Apply at the Law Railway was undermined to-day; N, P. BROWN. 0.5.. Business = ace. : Office of JOHNSON & MASO ) NEVADA GITY, CAL. LEONARDS. CALKINS.teteemscesaes A friend every man turns his back on—his bed. The three mysterien—~snaeages, mince pies and cigareties, The potato masher is a gentleman compared to the male flirt, If every tree is known by its fruit, what kind of frnit does the axletree bear. ‘Nevada County = Press. _ THURSDAY, FEB. F 15. and fell into’ the surrounding water, carrying with it a hundred or more people, The depots was a one-story Nevada City, January 30, 1883. fMlouse Wanted. A house of 5 or 6 rooms, favorably BUILDING LOTS frame structure resting on McLean situated. Permanent tenant. Enroe FOR.SALE. avenue, which was almost covered quire of Brand & Bro. er econ ee cen 5 anearene c mae fc Same Se prema ares maeerees Great Reductions _ READY MADE CLOTHING . ed ewe by water. Both sides were filled A Card, 2 Ssgenon GooD-BUILDING LOTS, OR Bae with water from 30 to 50 feet deep. To all whoare suffering from the errors It had become so soaked as to melt, and indiscretions of you nervous weakTME BEE’S SLICKENS RECORD. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, ness, early decay, loss o1 manhood, &c., and the castastrophe was further will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Finis great remedy wee. disSituated on Piety Hill. It has been argued by the hydrauhastened by the breaking of the An exchange “notes that oysters by a missionary in Bouth Aibesies. ' + lic mining organs of Nevada county are not even allowed to open in New sewer which sent a current along the covered Send aself-addressed. envelope to the Rev. For particulars inquire at the “BAZAR, . that the stoppage of hydraulic minJosurn T. Inman, Station , New Yors-. Broad gtree t, or at the Citizens Bank. bank. Crowds of people have been. ing would destroy the taxable wealth York-on-Sunday. . Nevada City, Jan, 25-Im Sj The poet who addressés verses to in the vicinity looking at the floods, of that county. A careful examination of the tax roll, however, shows a diminutive darling writes them in and it is supposed they are among that hydraulic mines Rey y just one the victims. tenth of the taxes of Nevada. This short meet her. lt is impossible yet to tell the exThe principal requirements for is about on a par with many of the pleas put forth by the hydraulic starting a Texas town are a cemetery tent of the disaster. A great crowd SILVER PLATED mining journals,—Sacramento Bee. and a liquor saloon, : of people were there ‘looking at the In July, 1881, while the County flood, when Ryan’s restaurant, a ‘‘Another panic in'a church,” says Board of Equalization were discussa head line. Somebody must have small building near by, went down ing the advisability of reducing the started to pass around the contribuThe crowd rushed over on the platFor Saving Gold. assessment upon hydraulic mining tion box. form of the depot to see what was _— Every Description of Plates for “property, in order that they might The o'd proverb, “Where there’s the matter, when suddenly the whole ‘be fnlly and correctly posted as to. a will there’s a way,” has been revivdepot collapsed and sank in the waee ee) ite ne rs epee the effect that the auti-mining moveed to suit the situation, ‘It now ter. The—track-was atthe same Awavcamator Macuines ment, if successful, would have, they reads: ‘‘When there’s a bill we're time depressed, and cars standing Having bought a very large consignment of . instracted-County— Assessor Collins away.” Made to order,corrugafed or plain close by raninto— the depression, to examine into the matter carefully Sixty-five pawn . checks were covering the people who had .gone Oven 2000 -Onvens Fin. and without prejudice, and report to found on a woman arrestedin Philadown with the falling structure. The most extensive and sucthem the exact state of affairs. delpia. Itis easy to'tell her tribe. Not one body had been recovered cessful manufacturet of these Having made an investigation, AsShe belongs to the Pawnees. atl o’clock, nor could the bystandPla‘ es in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower Prices than sessor Collins testified under oath The difference: betweeen a good ers give any intelligent account of any other manufacturer. that if hydraulic mining should be Christian and a tailor is, one pants how many had escaped. The work I have deemed it best to set-forth the Prices of a few articles, namely ; Send for Price List. ‘stopped the assessment roll of Nefor the maker and the other is the of recovering the drowned will be vada county would be reduced about maker of the pants. Three of this exceedingly difficult, as the place is Men’s Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. one-half, or from over nine millions size for a nickel. isolated, and there is danger of other 652 and 655 Mission Street, San Francisco, California.— Men's Scotch ‘Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. of dollars to four and one half mil**You are always prying into othparts of the street melting as this za. Go. DENNISTON, PFrop’r. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. lions. He swore that it would in-, ‘er people’s business,” said the police-, portion did, juriously affect the value of property man to the burglar who was endeavMen's Broadcloth-Suits, formerly $30 now $25. It is possible, however, that the in every part of the county. It oring to open a jewelry store with a break in the great sewer in McLean Men's Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. would virtually wipe out the properjimmy, aveuue caused the depot to sink, : Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. ty values in Bridgeport, Eureka and The peh may be mightier than the . . A Blizzard Story. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. -North Bloomfield townships. sword, but when a religious editor The loss that would result from has a rivet fitted to a couple of Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. The Minneapolis Tribune tells ' the shutting down of the hydraulic swords he can beat-a dozen pens the following miner’s yarn: ‘I was Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now. $5. ‘ mines is far from being represented getting up original matter. in Cheyenne after Jim had got rich, Overcoats, all shades and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reduction, by the value of those mines by itThe chap who exclaimed, ‘Take and persuaded him to give methat Boy's Suits from $4 up. — Latest-style Hats-at very low rates, self. Other induetries of all kinds back the heart thou gavest,” subsedog of his’n, Boze, Iwas dat huntin the auriferous gravel regicz. would quently informed his butcher that, in’ one day near Laramie, when one Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 certs, and A cents, become profitless; commercial enterby his leave, he would as lieve have of them hurricanes come up, and I California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1-to $1. 25. prises would cease to pay; the ranchsome liver. didn’t know what to do, ‘It was Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen, Shaker er would losethe profitable market The man who professes to hold perrairie all ground. I could see the Unlaundried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each: .Worth from $1.50 te:$2.50 each. he-has now; the mechanic and the newspapers in contempt is the firat storma comin’ but two miles off. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. laborer would no longer find employone to look in the morning journals If ITrun it would ketch me. If I Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. . ment. In fine, one of the thriftiest to see if his arrival has been chronistayed there it was death, So I Overalls 37 cents « pair. Cotton bundle Sovks 75 cents per doz.° and most productive parts of <the cled. jes took and*shoved old Boze’s nose ; : State would become poverty-strickagain a bank and yelled rats! You Blankets, all colors at San Francisco Prices, en; and its people would=have to go ~--ortet-have—seen that--dog--seratch: Ladies; Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, ; This noted messenger was born in He throwed dirt behind him like a , elsewhere and begin life over again. This is decidedly the Greatest inducement ever offered. * Why does the Bee continue to igMaine, March 22, 1835,‘and stands breaking plow drawed by 20 yoke of hore the fact that such calamities as six feet four inches in his stockings. oxen. I held on to his tail and he I might go on and enumerate article upon article.in my. line which . I am determine d to sel}: _at less vilose we have here poorly described are If Ross has a distinguishing feature, scratched. We hadn’t got in the han they have ever been soldin this section of country. sure to follow on the heels of stop‘ it his feet; says the Post, and many ground more’n 200 feet when the In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced that thisis no claptrap ping the hydraulic-mines-?—It claims times,~ while he was asleep on the ‘storm struck us. But Boze kept ment, we invite you to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, to be a fair and reasonable journal, box of a stage, road agents have been scratchin.’ Ilet him go on for ao To the People of Nevada County : <= IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY! On and after To-day the Entire Stock in the store on COLD,QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS! the Cor, of Pine and Commarial Sts. Will be sold ~ Amalgamating Plates at LOWER Rates than Ever Before Sold in i Nevada, QUARTZ MILLS AND PLACER MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., . fan Francisco Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. The Cheapest and Best Life Insurance IN THE WORLD !. + HOME BENEFIT AssocAION Providing Mutual Insurance to Members on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. frightened off by the mere shadow of but at the same time resorte to every mile or so, when I told him to let up, entrance Bee, cs «ccs ok oo cs es ss a po OO device to make its readers believe his two: boots. He came to Califorwhich he did, the surprisedest dog Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... 3 00 there is no more than one aide to nia in 1857. He lived in a number you ever seed because he hadn’t ~the--debris--controveray: —No~ lanof mining eamps-in Idahe and Moa eaught--up—-with—the—-rats;--I--got guage is to severe to use in condemtanayand not making a success of back to the top of the ground, went PCAOB Pek oe eo ss B12 00 nation of such a course, whatever be mining he drove stage. ,When the to Laramie, and started the story Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. 5 00 the motives that actuate it. If it be Central Pacific was completed he that Ihad found a cave. I yhade true that our contemporary is Cad-; was put on the stage line from Co$100,000 by showin’ tourists ‘th walader’s “organ” in ell that the’. . trinne, Utah, to Helena, as a shotcave, ne lost it all speculatin’ in Entrance Pet ee eae. Bas 00 term implies, so much the worse.’ gun messenger. Subsequently::.he inines,’ One thing is certain: The Bee has was appointed express.messenger, on . yAnnual-Fee-for-expense (in advance)*... 7 00 MASSACHUSETTS finds . the Ma never shown a disposition to deal the Eureka -& Pallisade railroad. with the subjectin an honorable way. When the bullion shipments began tunnel not only a great bore, but’ a Whether it is ignorant or: malicious to be large from Bodie Ross was transgreat clephant;--Itis always full of Eptante Fee. oc. i vit. Sa or mercenary, or all together, we ferred to the Bodie and Carson route. smoke; the loose rock in the roof is 10 oOo care net. We know, and so do its After leaving Bodie Ross went on in gdnstant danger of falling and Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... readers, that there is something rotthe Central Pacific road. He has there is more er less peril of train acten in Denmark to make it act as it had several encounters with high-J cidents, such as the one which ocdoes. (Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) waymen, and been wounded several curred last year. Owing to the ex4

bf times, but he never gave up an expense and trouble of keeping the tunNIGMDOIERID Pee. coil pede es Be 00 ConGkREssMAN Harmer, of Penn. press box or lost a bar of bullion. nel in running order, the Massachu. setts newspapers generally advise Medical Bxsnnation Extra. sylvania, has-strack-a—bonanza. A Hexis one of those peculiar men, who, few days ago deeds were signed by if struck on the back of the neck the State Legislature. to dispose of which one-fourth of sixteen copperwith a slungshot, would turn upon it to the highest bidder. $2,000 BENEFIT. ._$3,000 BENEFIT. mine claims in southern Arizona, in the assailant and say, terest, were sold for $350,000. THE MacMillans willissue an illustrated magazine on the Ist of October, in oppesition to ‘Harper’s Monthly” and the “Century,” which _have gained asufficient foothold. in London to excite the apprehension and jealousy of paper publishers, REPRESENTATIVE _ FULLER introduced a resolution into the Illinois House Monday that the following be added to the State Constitution: ‘No person shall manufacture, sell or keep for sale.in this State any alco ness, and various articles of jewelry. Tickets are generally bought by the staid farmers, After the drawing the operator buys back the prizes, usually getting them for about 25 per cent, of their alleged value. $5,000 BENEFIT. Udo PUNCH $10,000 BENEFIT. S-CENT CIGAR. 18 and 20 Gecksiieies et, NEVADA Cry. —— —— J. J. JACKSON, PROP’R. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., ASSESSMENT RATE TABLE, ‘‘Fuu’s fun, A SHREWD man has been making but don’t you tickle ‘me with that money by getting up lotteries in straw again; it puts my shirt collar New England towns. The prizes out of kilter.” are usually a horse, a wagon, a har e@THE CELEBRATED “AGENT F Hin Assessinents are graded according to the ‘ages of Cor. Com mercial & Pine Streets. . Boss COFFEE POT, for each $1,000 benefit: Under 20 years, Sole Agents for Nevada City. $0 70/50’ to 53 “ ..$2 10 : “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, members when the assessment is called, as follows, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, “Nevada City, Jan 21, 20 to 7g. 80) §3 to. 56". .. 2 50 a fo 40 8 bin. GOI EG to-58 0.3 88 Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, fe Delinquent Assessment Roll wil ‘be mpleted and I shall bein readiness to 4040.35. > avis TOO] S800 60 2.5 ..53 39 hol, whisky, high-wines, wine, ale, receive delinquent State ard County taxes GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Wuen Oscar Wilde first saw Annis DarENA GRANGER and beer or other intoxicating liquors on.and after Thursday, January 5th, 1883. S310 40:0 Nos 115100 fo G2 Ls 3 88 G. von 8CH MITTBURG, Niagara falls he exclaimed: “Bulk, Catherine Voorhees, daughter and Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, County Collector Nev. Co, whatever, exce,t for medical, scienbut no beauty.” When little DeBO 40: AS {ons 3. 90502 to 64 “grees 4 40 wife of J.R. Voorhees, were jailed tific and mechanical purposes,” It troit boy first saw the sublime catarat Paterson, N. J., Monday, for atee PO Over Ga 8 8 66 will probably be reported from the act hesolemny whispered: ‘Mamma, 46 S50 tempting to murder him. Both are License-Committee within a week in I feel like taking my hat off to God.” An assessment will not be necessary for each onsenSis the Salvation Army. in sonie form. oo That. is the ‘difference between death, as each assessment will probably yield an A youne politivian explained the A COLORED woman, named Martha embryo idiocy and embryo manhood, amount sufficient to pay several benefits. tattered condition of his trousers to Johnston, residing in Marshall, Grrts in the Iowa Agricultural his father by stating that he was sitTexas, while lying down smoking. College are taught to cook. Any of titig under an apple tree enjoying her pipe, suddenly rose, and saying himself, when the farmer's dog came she was smothering, gasped and the graduates who desire an appreciative husband can, have our andrge . along and contested his seat. fell dead. A Coroner’s inquest reupon application, New five-cent nickels, so perfectly turned a verdict of death from suffoENQUIRER : No, we don’t believe} PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO MEMBERS gold-washed as to deceive any ignocation, caused by nicotine in the in taking the bull by the horns, We rant persons and pass readily among throat, me ON THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. tried taking a goat by the horns them for new five-dollar gold pieces, Tuy do say that the National were discovered in New York TuesMilitary Academy is vastly inferior once, and that was excitement enough for us. ~ ee, day. to the Naval Academy. Nine ladies ACCIDENT GLASS. imported Cakes, ahd a full line of No ‘more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neur Immediate Relief Warranted. . IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic, . Refer to all -prominen’‘f physicians Peiat for the standing o SALICYLICA ECRET : URIC ACID WHICH EXEntranc J ee .$4 00 POISONOUS ISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC, AND GOUTY PATIENTS. Fee for'expenses (in advance) ..°.1 00 SALICYLICA is known as’ common’ “. phant.In this country we-don’t exed at San Jose of taking bribes of Annapolis man,——___ sense remedy, because it strikes directly at cause of. Rheumatism, Gout and Neural-Chinese gamblers, has been sentericactly bow down to the animal, but $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Indemnity. the gia, while so. many so-called specifics and Tuovex this Winter’s crop of conwe sometimes pay pretty dearly--for oe panaceas only treat locally the efed to two years in the State Prison. ~. $6 00 Ree Pee. gealed water will be extraordinarily seéing it. was-fitfor fuel was. celébrated in : Wilkesbarre, Pa., Saturday. ai has been conceded by eminent scien. Annual Fee for expenses (in advance) cease a 3s tists that outward ‘applications, such as rubbing with_oils,ointments,liniments-andAN orange eaten before breakfast pees. lotionswill noteradicate those dis-4 ich are the result-of the punning cures the craving for liquor andim$3,000 Benefit and $15. Weekly Indemnity. -——S the blood with Uric Acid. . Entrance FOC sooo Os cc eye yeas cee oe $7 00 of SALICYLICA works with marvelous ef Tue examination of Conductor proves a disordered stomach. A. GeRHARDY was thanked by a Reid and Brakeman Patten of the Coroner’s jury in Chictigo for killing train wrecked at Tehachapi was be} gun at Bakersfield Monday. . the man who tried to rob him. Sciznce has not yet decided which ee ‘A s0m of President Artie is. re‘is the most-detrimental to .the hu ported to have beenis a from man race—a fleain one’s ear, or a a THE FAMOUS, UNRIVALLED KNABEPIANO. bee in’one’s bonnet. this acid and so removes the disorAnnual Fee for expenses (in advance)... 1 50 fect.on der. It isnow exclusively used by all celebrated physicians of Europe. $4000 Benefit and $20 Weekly aay, Entrance apogee Repo Ie Highest Med ical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cert. $7 50 cures in three days. : REMEMBER refnnded. 2 pas THE HARDMAN PIANO, . Entrance. Lee eon cee Be OO sa oetestimonials sent on appli. . Upson ievance)... 200 : Sent engl A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $. se ‘nititaant so Annual Fee for ondStewart the customer to the provision dealer, A stitly ali free on receipt of-money, rate price. Also Askyour Druggist for it. r cle,” was the al DEATH. ONLYOB._WEEKLY_INDEMNITYLYS ae Do not be ——tips ieking imitations or . tie name of WASHBURNE . box, which is guranteed . Tae Trieh sentines of pecliament . : will probably insist on : ‘s plan} bs bape one for Ireland. eh BANCROFT & 00., “TL Market street, Sam Prametaco, = : . ne esPaciie Col. A edie ey LARGEST ANDFINEST] Pd --THE— 4 eh STOCK. IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25.000 JUST. RECEIVED. SALICYLIOA tsa certain cure for WILL BE SOLD. CHEAPER ‘THAN ANY Annual Fee for expenses. (in advance)... 1.75 THAT RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. ara dryintense -pains are subdued almost _ OTHER: ESTABLISHMENT IN THE $5,000.Benefit and $25 Weekly Indemnity. ninstantly. Give iatrial. Relief guaranteed o “Cau those bones chops ?” waid . . “Yes, sir; that’s the bonified arti CIGARS at NIVENS fa THE Fee DISSOLVER OF THE ___Marxuam, the policeman convictout of ten prefer to waltz with. an}. _In Siam they worship the eleAnnual ‘Tue seventy-fifth’ anniversary of large, the price of next Summer's the discoverythat anthracite coal ice.cream.will not be affected. English ° HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Permanent Cure Guaranteed. “m1 7 First-Class Groceries & Provisions. Common-sense Remedy. ) OMLIGYLICH, $1, 000 Benefit and, $5 Weekly Indemnity. S & Go. ou each