February 2, 1882 (4 pages)

undoubted authe next thirty. Sargent will be y of the Intean opportunity of e eels know that ess and intelligent, ity ae few more Halt Minute dachoehewn with tive has suspended paymen: . The public shonld bear in mind Chiefs of the Sanctam. AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.{Chico Record, } that a printer’s errors go before the public unlike those of a physician, which go into the ground. HOW ABOUT THE BIBLE? a {Gold Hill News.] There is nothing so unreliable as history written by persons who took active parts in the scenes recorded, unless it be history transmitted verbally down through hundreds of years. to the persons who reduced it to WE KNOW SEVERAL OF THEM, _ {Sacramento Bee.] There is always and everywhere a lot of men in_politics for what they can make. They bave no measures to advocate; no policy to be bound by; no principle to follow, but . work, put-up,-manage,_politics_for what } they can make. Every reader knows, of this kind for the and that paper will probalay claim to the title of imperial dictator of Pacific mas NOTHING TO SAY. Sacramento Bee evidently does to compare notes with us the damage done the valley 'y overflow on the one hand, ¢ wealth produced by the hy‘. ganized by Lieutenant Melville to the recovery of the body of the late ‘The Union Generale Bank at Paris Scoville, Guitina's 8 coke. is out with.an appeal for funds. Business is almost at a standstill in the London open discount market, «Ina: terrific’ gale at Astrakhan, Russia, it is feared that 600 fishermen have perished. Five separate parties are to be orsearch for Commander De Long. For murder in the second degree Thomas Herbert was sentenced at ment. A reward of $3,000 is offered for Earl of. Crawford, recently stolen from Aberdeen. Agnes McCormick, 10 years old, day by Walter Rennie, also 10 years of age, with a toy pistol. Judge Cox has fixed Friday as the day for hearing the arguments of motion for a new trial. A CHANGE NEEDED, [S. F. Call.] There is a genera lng throughout the country that Congressional legislation is needed ‘to give more direct force and effect to so much of the Constitation of the United States as relates to the election and services of the Presidential aad Vice-Presidential officers. Under the present mines on the other. A few since it told what the annual byield of the’entire State was ve been unable to see what that bore to the slickens tion) and asked us what the hy i mines were producing. We " gnswered its question, but it probad not hear what we said. It etimes very good policy to be deaf, as the millionaire said the blind man ‘asked him fora . SHADOWS ‘OF SLATES. tne changes that a political isbeing fixed up in Nevada ty forthe next campaigo. We ethatitistrue, for if there is me game the TRaNscalPr enjoys more than another it is attempting toshatter jast such things, Why ‘we enjoy it is because antediluvian, -backed wire-pullers who have “grown gray and toothless in politi‘eal shicanery are the parties who generally are the makers of slates of iy A Comfortable Business. ‘ “The Reno Gazette says col the firm of Brickell & Kruger at Truckée in this county: They started in some twelve years ago with aboutnothing. Now they have animmense double sawmill, run by three water wheels, that. employs 20 men, a, furniture _ factory that keeps 10 men busy, a box factory working 130 men, a door _ factory 15 men, a moulding factory 10 men and 20 dwelling houses in __Truckee, In their logging camps_in the woods they keep 50 men in summer and 75 oxen and horses of their own and 50°more on contract. Last -yearthey cut over 11,000,000 feet of lumber, and this year they will cut 15,000,000. They have their own fire engine in a good house and own besides, Their engine is manned by & company of their employes, thoroughly drilled. Several Sacramento . gentlemen have been trying to buy “the business recently, They could not buy out both, and offered to buy out either of the gentlemen, They . wanted to organize a. joint stock company. Neither Mr. Brickell nor Mr. Kruger would sell, although og! were offered $300,000. Home p Industry. home-merchants are entitled to all ei them at auction. rhome merchants and deal one-third of the town steam engine . Enrror ‘Traxscrtpr:—In to-day’s issue I read a very good editorial of yours on the interesting topic of home industry. You say that our Teasonable protection, and that. the City Trustees should pass an ordiManee fixing the license at about $100 per day for all itinerant persone bringing goods to this place and Tsay, yea; and they ‘should also : "pase an ordinance fixing the penalty a of $50 apiece on each person having . their pictares taken below, or a suit of clothes made below, or a wagon made below, or for buying any merhandise, furniture or trees below, ) forth. Then, and not before, themselves fully protected inced to continue business tiest ‘mountain. town in indefinite system, it has been found that serious complications can arise, which it is. desirable should be avoided. PRES A RET EES Young Man Afraid-of-his-Work. No, my dear young man, this ‘Sourney of life” does.not lie all. the way through ‘verdant ‘valleys .and flowery meadows. The way is not thronged with generous hearted friehds and rich uncles to die and leave you their money. : It is not. always bright with the sunlight of pleasure. You will not find a bed of roses to recline on every time you are weary. Don’t expect it, or you will be very likely to be disappointed. You will find that about the time the path gets past the school-house it switches off into some rather rough country. You will very probably find some rough hills to climb and some deep gullies to cross; Thé briars will tear your nice clothes, and the stones will wear out your fine boots, and you will have blisteredheels and stone bruises in plenty before .you get through. You will find storms too—storms that will snatch you bald-headed, as like as not, or powder your hair with the white dust of-the-highway. There is only way to avoid allthis, That is to sit down, a whining beggar by the wayside, despised ‘and self-despising. But if you are going through, you must brace yourself up for hard climbing. You will find plenty of roses by the way, but they grow among thorns, and if you would gather them you must not he afraid of a few scratches. There are plenty of pure springs and cool fountains too, but they flow from the mountain side and you must climb to them. : All the fruits worth having are near the top of the trees. You cau have your game suppers and quail on toast too;-but the game is wild, and the birds roosts high, and you can’t put salt on their tails to catch them. You can have all this, we say, but just like as not when you get it you’ll have no teeth to chew it with, so you mustn’t build too high un that, Yes, yonng man, the glaciers of life are hard to climb aad you'll nevermake the trip without a guide. The name of the guide is ‘Work.’ Tie yourself to him, young man, and he'll pull you throagh allright. He is rough and rugged, as all moun-taineers are, but don’t be afraid of him on that account. Don’t despise his homely garments. He is a brave true hearted fellow, who has led thousands safely through, and will do the same for you, if you trust him. _ Takes the Lead, [Dutch Flat Forum.] City Dauy TRANSCRIPT came to hand enlarged to a seven-column paper printed on a new dress of type and with a new cylinder press. The ~. Transcript now takes the lead’ in size of all Nevada county papers and isa-handsome sheet. The proprie ag ofa most liberal support perhaps, several.such__________. _W_ W. Barnes, an itinerant newsThe Sunday: issue of the Nevada tors of this prosperous © journal are} Bakersfield to fifty years er was fatally shot-at_San Diego Mon-} 0 ox-puNDAY. Guiteau’s counsel in support of_ the} NEVADA CITY and GRASS VALLEY. —O=— THE undersigned will begin February Ist, 1S82, tcp . (es “ag te one Cit “4 i <Jly ween Nevada City re A gs Land Grass Valley. On. week-days he will miake two trips, and on fLundays one. pong ra called for or ddivived in any part of either town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National and Union Hotels in Nevada City, and at The Holbrooke in Grass Valley. TIME TABLE. . Leaving Nevada City at 8:30 a, M. and 2:30 P.M. . Leaving Grass Valley at 10 a. M. and 4p. M, Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, M. and Grass Valley at 2 P. a. Ss. E. WANAMAKE. EXCELSIOR — Established January 1st, 1881. es # The Most Successfal Educational Institute in Northern California. English Branches Taught. . Also German,French,Latin & Greek. _—_ ARTICULAR attentions is called to the advantages offered by this School to pupils desiring a Thorough ‘ Commercial «Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The—leading--educators and my former pupils. For terms, etc., apply to M.-B. B. POTTER, ~< Nevada City, Cal. B. SANCGUINETTI paper publisher, shot a lawyer named L. E. Tubbs in the leg at Bodie January 30th.He alleges jealousy on account of his wife as the cause. On the night of the 29th two un‘known men attempted to assassinate Col. Thomas G. Black at Clayton, Ill., by surprising him in his office and stabbing him, No cause is at present known for the assault. The wounded man may recover. ~ A question of veracity has arisen between ex-Secretary Blaine and President Arthur concerning the in structions given to the Minister to Chili—Blaine saying the President saw and approved, and the President saying that while he saw he suggested some amendments that were not made, A Montana paper says that on December 15th an army of buffaloes, estimated to have been a million in number, debouched into the Yellowstone Valley from O’Fallon Creek. Numbers of people went from Miles and to hunt. One brought back the rare trophy of the skin of a white buffalo. : New York City had-a million-dollar fire Monday forenoon. The Observer printing office and a. number of advertising-agency offices in the building formerly occupied by the World were destroyed, and the Times office was damaged. One woman was killed by leaping from a fourth story window and several persons were injured, G. J. Coffee committed suicide by shooting himself in the temple with a pistol Sunday near the Central ‘House, Butte county. He owned a small band of-sheep, which he had lately ‘sold for $800. . The money: he wanted to send to his wife in. Ohio and a son-in-law in Indianapolis. He rode out in the morning ‘and gave the Central House mail carrier a letter to his wife, which he said contained checks. He left .a letter stating that he wished to go-to a world where there was no rascality and no cheating. In atrunk marked to go to the son-in-law was $100. in gold. HOTEL ARRIVE, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY. Tue eaee ete Proprietor Faspay, January, 31, 1882. M. F. Craig, Town Talk.’ J. Bondon, Moore’s Flat. J. By Powell, *" ss T. Miltz, Grass Valley. J. H. Turney, Saucelito. A. R. Morrison, Derbec. P. F. Such, ny , H. Ackerman, San Francisco. D. aoe sé “ C. McElvy, City. W. Carter, hs A Erastus Bonn, Clerk. commas — y City to look at the ‘wonderful sight . Excelsior Powder Company, No. 830 Pine St. Blas mo Pow a Eaeli Powder Co. HIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a powerful explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glycerine Powder on the Continent. -There is no héadache or nausea in the use of this Powder, as the noxious fumes are entirely done away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the manufacture of this Powder. All other Powder going undér this name is unauthorized, and parties using this same are liable for damages. It is put up in cartrite a of any size to suit customers and is yeaa with cap and fuse, the same as any er high explosive. otthe following testimonial-is a sample _of hundreds of the same tenor being conueaaily received. Goup Hin, August 14,1881. Agent EXcELsior Powper Co.—Dear. Sir: I,have used yourpowder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to ‘any Powder in use on the Comstock, It does its work effectually, and does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the-other Powders do to the ma: ority of miners. In recommending it I woul gest, give it a fair trial and I am coundent it will speak for itself. Wishing your Company success, I am roped yours, etc. GEORGE CLARK, Foreman Sierra G. and 8. M. Co. Academy Building, Rooms 53 and 54, San Francisco. J.J. JACKSON, Beehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. oo YOU ARE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, Near Third. PINGREE’S 'SALOON. 4 Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. Mrs. M. Pingree, Rroprietress. INE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand. . If you want to puff-a fragrant Havana, or rtake of some invorating and healthful everage, calland see us. jalg business now before the public. You can make money faster at work for us than at anything else.— Capital not needed. _We will start you. \$12 a day and upwards made at home by the industrious. Men, women, boys and: girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Mow is your time. ly or give your whole time to the business. You can live at home and do the work. No ADVERTISE IN THE DALY Nee . aml of people in, Neveds: other business will pay you nearly as well. No one ‘can fail, to makes enormous pay by engaging at orice. Costly Ou.fit and terms free, Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address True & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, "WM. BARTON, Proprietor. Blacksmithing and Repairing , In first class manner. Wagon end Carriage Repairing ith yeatness and at short notice. — Work a Specialty. ning of any blacksmith in Northern California. ". Of the best materiat always on handmere Carriage and’ Wagon Making. Attached to the businesss is a Carriage and Wagon Shop under the supervision of » SAMUEL CLUTTER, excl manufactory in Califor: or-prices.— ty ee unt good work done call at the You can work in spare time on} to make the best'Picks for all kinds Steel Sledges and Wedges . vga in this line of work is not . On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED. to work at-my. old trade again in ogi CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, Iam ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Renaired and Varhished, and . made to look like new, call or send--your-orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite Caspers Store, And you will not have to pay any more high prices, as Iam determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets; opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. jan15 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREBT. «4. «+++ ceperer NEVADA CITY Paid Capital oul, 000. OFFICERS: fbr lag site ieeeueuies President .Vice President E. M. R. M. ING oasis SOHN 1 T, MORGAN. ier. D. E. MORGAN.. "Secretary. —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Morean. Gro. M. Huengs, » Guo. A, COOPER, NinFs SEARLS. L, Housman, E. M. Preston. a Receive Deposita,Buy and Sell Ex change. AF Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion zr — Price Paid for State and County Warrants DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal ga mn Cities, e Collections and transact a General Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS — New Yorx—First National Bank. SanFrancisco—First National Gold Bank. SacramMEnto—National Go! O. Mills & Co, _F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Ete. r desire to.call the attention of. people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND. VARIED STOCK Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF Exerything to be found in a First Class : Grocery Store. Imported Wines & Liquors For medicinal Purposes. VEGETABLES, Califorii VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past I yeturn my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, All of the Common and Higher . : 8 ¢ business men of Nevada county, or any oy Bank of p. WAR the . gg Purchasers will find it to their advan_ Now in my Store on Commercial and Tropical Fruits, OES NOT FREEZE. DOKS NOT DETERIORATE ‘IN DOES NOT YIELD ‘NOXIOUS FUMES. IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE _ACOIDENT. For Sale by GEORGE £. TURNER, NEVADA CITY. me TONITE POWDER 60., 218 — st., San Francisce. jyl7-3m GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA. orry. A Pur, Stight Whit . America’s Finest Production, . oe gen, 129 California Street, cor Frong, San Francisco. Joun L. Burns, Agent. rience has demonstrated to us that the trade requires a choice old Bourbon for immediate use. For it is well known that whisky that is absolutely pure requires age, care and attention, and: our old Davenport whisky possesses #11 the above qhalities, _The grain used in the distillation of our J. H. Davenport whisky is always selected from the — finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The water is ° Orrice og Scuuirz & Von sor . 4 wee AND RETAIL DEALER in Ot Every Description. TRON, STEEL, STOVES, ‘PINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Etc., Ete PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, “PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —aNnD— Glassware. Mill and Mining Snpplies. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. feng and fullstock .of GRANITE IRON Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insaranee Co, OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @ffice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO pres INSTRANCE ONLY . F. Hovenron, President. ©. H. Howarp, Vice President ARLES H. Story, Secretary. . B»Eppy, Marine Secrctaz}. ae ELOW, General Manager. H. M , Genera Agent. panos Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co. n24 Sensi benassi ag ts DAVID WATT i! AYING pu thelot on . Established in.. Rua ertas es 1852 M os eee ‘ORASS Va nee e Plaza, “aie. a. mammoth Ret am now] JAMES J. oTT, prepared to do all ‘kinds of ASSAYER,. Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. Qe and ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed, By Request, a Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. ElectroFiner in Gold or Silver. MARRIAGE INSURANCE. Association of California, Sub-Agents, for This County Wanted. BIG PAY. UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS, : ieicerainaet HE undersigned have lost ty fol Certificates of Stock in thi MINING COMPANY, to wit: id Vosshans, No. 289-50 Shares. Ferdinand\Vosshans, Joseph Miller\No . 201—50 Shares. . Joseph Miller, Nd.202—25 Shares. — 525 Commercial street, San Prandeco, FERDINAND VOSSHANS, . . JOSEPH MILLER> jaial 1882, ~~ Breen, Aatetntne Sombie Sener : celled. No. -290—25 Shares. . ” The public is h cautioned eek i to pur. chase the same, as. transfer has stopped at the office of y. No. } THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Q drawn from one of the finest lime-— stone springs in the State, the pecu=" liar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity.This process makes our J. H. Davenport a pure, hand-made sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unex“Yours: Truly, Scuvirz & VonBARGEN. AFTER an experience of many years I have at last succeeded in finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven port) that is absolutely pure and free from drugs of any kind and which I can recommend for medicinal purposes. I will keep this whis-_ ky for sale in future. Call and try it. Itis pure. You will like it, Dr. J. M. Manninea, Drvceaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY. Aga t+ deal has been said about J fag L. Burnsand Davenport whisky in the Transcript, it will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most important sales of fine liquors yet effected in the county, to Mr. Mike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of the most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county.John L. Burns, the celebrated agent for “Davenport,” has been most fortunate in making such a fine sale ta such a responsible gentlemen asMr. Hanley, who has the reputation of keeping tho finest liquor in the coun When this invoice of straig + whisky arrives Mr. Hanley can look for an increase of trade. Bee Hive Grocery. The Leading Establishment in Nevada City. Li Jaci Proprietor A T THIS HOUSE there will always’ be ; found a large and complete stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ CASE GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc., Etc. —o— : It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST’ CLASS GOODS . But they. will be sold As CHEaP as Poor Goons! —0-Agent for Excelsior Powder Company: oO Agent for Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, a oO _ Sele Agent for the “Boss” COFFEE, © . Which ~— Nice pia te ‘be the best ¢ eve offered in this ‘market a Ifyou have t never traded at piesa ‘and see for a at go mnt at & ene ee The autho Georg B, B. Senat thorit that 2 “Tt is Georg It wa Valle and 1 about he w was 0 ashan part ¢ T. vada recei' at Sai the fe envo} ment was § at th The } 0’Co stop our ¢ days b'd the . SCRI start miss fron

undoubted authe next thirty. Sargent will be y of the Intean opportunity of e eels know that ess and intelligent, ity ae few more Halt Minute dachoehewn with tive has suspended paymen: . The public shonld bear in mind Chiefs of the Sanctam. AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.{Chico Record, } that a printer’s errors go before the public unlike those of a physician, which go into the ground. HOW ABOUT THE BIBLE? a {Gold Hill News.] There is nothing so unreliable as history written by persons who took active parts in the scenes recorded, unless it be history transmitted verbally down through hundreds of years. to the persons who reduced it to WE KNOW SEVERAL OF THEM, _ {Sacramento Bee.] There is always and everywhere a lot of men in_politics for what they can make. They bave no measures to advocate; no policy to be bound by; no principle to follow, but . work, put-up,-manage,_politics_for what } they can make. Every reader knows, of this kind for the and that paper will probalay claim to the title of imperial dictator of Pacific mas NOTHING TO SAY. Sacramento Bee evidently does to compare notes with us the damage done the valley 'y overflow on the one hand, ¢ wealth produced by the hy‘. ganized by Lieutenant Melville to the recovery of the body of the late ‘The Union Generale Bank at Paris Scoville, Guitina's 8 coke. is out with.an appeal for funds. Business is almost at a standstill in the London open discount market, «Ina: terrific’ gale at Astrakhan, Russia, it is feared that 600 fishermen have perished. Five separate parties are to be orsearch for Commander De Long. For murder in the second degree Thomas Herbert was sentenced at ment. A reward of $3,000 is offered for Earl of. Crawford, recently stolen from Aberdeen. Agnes McCormick, 10 years old, day by Walter Rennie, also 10 years of age, with a toy pistol. Judge Cox has fixed Friday as the day for hearing the arguments of motion for a new trial. A CHANGE NEEDED, [S. F. Call.] There is a genera lng throughout the country that Congressional legislation is needed ‘to give more direct force and effect to so much of the Constitation of the United States as relates to the election and services of the Presidential aad Vice-Presidential officers. Under the present mines on the other. A few since it told what the annual byield of the’entire State was ve been unable to see what that bore to the slickens tion) and asked us what the hy i mines were producing. We " gnswered its question, but it probad not hear what we said. It etimes very good policy to be deaf, as the millionaire said the blind man ‘asked him fora . SHADOWS ‘OF SLATES. tne changes that a political isbeing fixed up in Nevada ty forthe next campaigo. We ethatitistrue, for if there is me game the TRaNscalPr enjoys more than another it is attempting toshatter jast such things, Why ‘we enjoy it is because antediluvian, -backed wire-pullers who have “grown gray and toothless in politi‘eal shicanery are the parties who generally are the makers of slates of iy A Comfortable Business. ‘ “The Reno Gazette says col the firm of Brickell & Kruger at Truckée in this county: They started in some twelve years ago with aboutnothing. Now they have animmense double sawmill, run by three water wheels, that. employs 20 men, a, furniture _ factory that keeps 10 men busy, a box factory working 130 men, a door _ factory 15 men, a moulding factory 10 men and 20 dwelling houses in __Truckee, In their logging camps_in the woods they keep 50 men in summer and 75 oxen and horses of their own and 50°more on contract. Last -yearthey cut over 11,000,000 feet of lumber, and this year they will cut 15,000,000. They have their own fire engine in a good house and own besides, Their engine is manned by & company of their employes, thoroughly drilled. Several Sacramento . gentlemen have been trying to buy “the business recently, They could not buy out both, and offered to buy out either of the gentlemen, They . wanted to organize a. joint stock company. Neither Mr. Brickell nor Mr. Kruger would sell, although og! were offered $300,000. Home p Industry. home-merchants are entitled to all ei them at auction. rhome merchants and deal one-third of the town steam engine . Enrror ‘Traxscrtpr:—In to-day’s issue I read a very good editorial of yours on the interesting topic of home industry. You say that our Teasonable protection, and that. the City Trustees should pass an ordiManee fixing the license at about $100 per day for all itinerant persone bringing goods to this place and Tsay, yea; and they ‘should also : "pase an ordinance fixing the penalty a of $50 apiece on each person having . their pictares taken below, or a suit of clothes made below, or a wagon made below, or for buying any merhandise, furniture or trees below, ) forth. Then, and not before, themselves fully protected inced to continue business tiest ‘mountain. town in indefinite system, it has been found that serious complications can arise, which it is. desirable should be avoided. PRES A RET EES Young Man Afraid-of-his-Work. No, my dear young man, this ‘Sourney of life” does.not lie all. the way through ‘verdant ‘valleys .and flowery meadows. The way is not thronged with generous hearted friehds and rich uncles to die and leave you their money. : It is not. always bright with the sunlight of pleasure. You will not find a bed of roses to recline on every time you are weary. Don’t expect it, or you will be very likely to be disappointed. You will find that about the time the path gets past the school-house it switches off into some rather rough country. You will very probably find some rough hills to climb and some deep gullies to cross; Thé briars will tear your nice clothes, and the stones will wear out your fine boots, and you will have blisteredheels and stone bruises in plenty before .you get through. You will find storms too—storms that will snatch you bald-headed, as like as not, or powder your hair with the white dust of-the-highway. There is only way to avoid allthis, That is to sit down, a whining beggar by the wayside, despised ‘and self-despising. But if you are going through, you must brace yourself up for hard climbing. You will find plenty of roses by the way, but they grow among thorns, and if you would gather them you must not he afraid of a few scratches. There are plenty of pure springs and cool fountains too, but they flow from the mountain side and you must climb to them. : All the fruits worth having are near the top of the trees. You cau have your game suppers and quail on toast too;-but the game is wild, and the birds roosts high, and you can’t put salt on their tails to catch them. You can have all this, we say, but just like as not when you get it you’ll have no teeth to chew it with, so you mustn’t build too high un that, Yes, yonng man, the glaciers of life are hard to climb aad you'll nevermake the trip without a guide. The name of the guide is ‘Work.’ Tie yourself to him, young man, and he'll pull you throagh allright. He is rough and rugged, as all moun-taineers are, but don’t be afraid of him on that account. Don’t despise his homely garments. He is a brave true hearted fellow, who has led thousands safely through, and will do the same for you, if you trust him. _ Takes the Lead, [Dutch Flat Forum.] City Dauy TRANSCRIPT came to hand enlarged to a seven-column paper printed on a new dress of type and with a new cylinder press. The ~. Transcript now takes the lead’ in size of all Nevada county papers and isa-handsome sheet. The proprie ag ofa most liberal support perhaps, several.such__________. _W_ W. Barnes, an itinerant newsThe Sunday: issue of the Nevada tors of this prosperous © journal are} Bakersfield to fifty years er was fatally shot-at_San Diego Mon-} 0 ox-puNDAY. Guiteau’s counsel in support of_ the} NEVADA CITY and GRASS VALLEY. —O=— THE undersigned will begin February Ist, 1S82, tcp . (es “ag te one Cit “4 i <Jly ween Nevada City re A gs Land Grass Valley. On. week-days he will miake two trips, and on fLundays one. pong ra called for or ddivived in any part of either town without extra charge. Leave orders at the National and Union Hotels in Nevada City, and at The Holbrooke in Grass Valley. TIME TABLE. . Leaving Nevada City at 8:30 a, M. and 2:30 P.M. . Leaving Grass Valley at 10 a. M. and 4p. M, Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, M. and Grass Valley at 2 P. a. Ss. E. WANAMAKE. EXCELSIOR — Established January 1st, 1881. es # The Most Successfal Educational Institute in Northern California. English Branches Taught. . Also German,French,Latin & Greek. _—_ ARTICULAR attentions is called to the advantages offered by this School to pupils desiring a Thorough ‘ Commercial «Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The—leading--educators and my former pupils. For terms, etc., apply to M.-B. B. POTTER, ~< Nevada City, Cal. B. SANCGUINETTI paper publisher, shot a lawyer named L. E. Tubbs in the leg at Bodie January 30th..He alleges jealousy on account of his wife as the cause. On the night of the 29th two un‘known men attempted to assassinate Col. Thomas G. Black at Clayton, Ill., by surprising him in his office and stabbing him, No cause is at present known for the assault. The wounded man may recover. ~ A question of veracity has arisen between ex-Secretary Blaine and President Arthur concerning the in structions given to the Minister to Chili—Blaine saying the President saw and approved, and the President saying that while he saw he suggested some amendments that were not made, A Montana paper says that on December 15th an army of buffaloes, estimated to have been a million in number, debouched into the Yellowstone Valley from O’Fallon Creek. Numbers of people went from Miles and to hunt. One brought back the rare trophy of the skin of a white buffalo. : New York City had-a million-dollar fire Monday forenoon. The Observer printing office and a. number of advertising-agency offices in the building formerly occupied by the World were destroyed, and the Times office was damaged. One woman was killed by leaping from a fourth story window and several persons were injured, G. J. Coffee committed suicide by shooting himself in the temple with a pistol Sunday near the Central ‘House, Butte county. He owned a small band of-sheep, which he had lately ‘sold for $800. . The money: he wanted to send to his wife in. Ohio and a son-in-law in Indianapolis. He rode out in the morning ‘and gave the Central House mail carrier a letter to his wife, which he said contained checks. He left .a letter stating that he wished to go-to a world where there was no rascality and no cheating. In atrunk marked to go to the son-in-law was $100. in gold. HOTEL ARRIVE, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY. Tue eaee ete Proprietor Faspay, January, 31, 1882. M. F. Craig, Town Talk.’ J. Bondon, Moore’s Flat. J. By Powell, *" ss T. Miltz, Grass Valley. J. H. Turney, Saucelito. A. R. Morrison, Derbec. P. F. Such, ny , H. Ackerman, San Francisco. D. aoe sé “ C. McElvy, City. W. Carter, hs A Erastus Bonn, Clerk. commas — y City to look at the ‘wonderful sight . Excelsior Powder Company, No. 830 Pine St. Blas mo Pow a Eaeli Powder Co. HIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a powerful explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glycerine Powder on the Continent. -There is no héadache or nausea in the use of this Powder, as the noxious fumes are entirely done away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the manufacture of this Powder. All other Powder going undér this name is unauthorized, and parties using this same are liable for damages. It is put up in cartrite a of any size to suit customers and is yeaa with cap and fuse, the same as any er high explosive. otthe following testimonial-is a sample _of hundreds of the same tenor being conueaaily received. Goup Hin, August 14,1881. Agent EXcELsior Powper Co.—Dear. Sir: I,have used yourpowder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to ‘any Powder in use on the Comstock, It does its work effectually, and does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the-other Powders do to the ma: ority of miners. In recommending it I woul gest, give it a fair trial and I am coundent it will speak for itself. Wishing your Company success, I am roped yours, etc. GEORGE CLARK, Foreman Sierra G. and 8. M. Co. Academy Building, Rooms 53 and 54, San Francisco. J.J. JACKSON, Beehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City.

Nevada, Jan. 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. oo YOU ARE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, Near Third. PINGREE’S 'SALOON. 4 Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. Mrs. M. Pingree, Rroprietress. INE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand. . If you want to puff-a fragrant Havana, or rtake of some invorating and healthful everage, calland see us. jalg business now before the public. You can make money faster at work for us than at anything else.— Capital not needed. _We will start you. \$12 a day and upwards made at home by the industrious. Men, women, boys and: girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Mow is your time. ly or give your whole time to the business. You can live at home and do the work. No ADVERTISE IN THE DALY Nee . aml of people in, Neveds: other business will pay you nearly as well. No one ‘can fail, to makes enormous pay by engaging at orice. Costly Ou.fit and terms free, Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address True & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, "WM. BARTON, Proprietor. Blacksmithing and Repairing , In first class manner. Wagon end Carriage Repairing ith yeatness and at short notice. — Work a Specialty. ning of any blacksmith in Northern California. ". Of the best materiat always on handmere Carriage and’ Wagon Making. Attached to the businesss is a Carriage and Wagon Shop under the supervision of » SAMUEL CLUTTER, excl manufactory in Califor: or-prices.— ty ee unt good work done call at the You can work in spare time on} to make the best'Picks for all kinds Steel Sledges and Wedges . vga in this line of work is not . On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED. to work at-my. old trade again in ogi CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, Iam ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Renaired and Varhished, and . made to look like new, call or send--your-orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite Caspers Store, And you will not have to pay any more high prices, as Iam determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets; opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. jan15 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREBT. «4. «+++ ceperer NEVADA CITY Paid Capital oul, 000. OFFICERS: fbr lag site ieeeueuies President ..Vice President E. M. R. M. ING oasis SOHN 1 T, MORGAN. ier. D. E. MORGAN... "Secretary. —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Morean. Gro. M. Huengs, » Guo. A, COOPER, NinFs SEARLS. L, Housman, E. M. Preston. a Receive Deposita,Buy and Sell Ex change. AF Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion zr — Price Paid for State and County Warrants DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal ga mn Cities, e Collections and transact a General Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS — New Yorx—First National Bank. SanFrancisco—First National Gold Bank. SacramMEnto—National Go! O. Mills & Co, _F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Ete. r desire to.call the attention of. people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND. VARIED STOCK Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF Exerything to be found in a First Class : Grocery Store. Imported Wines & Liquors For medicinal Purposes. VEGETABLES, Califorii VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past I yeturn my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, All of the Common and Higher . : 8 ¢ business men of Nevada county, or any oy Bank of p. WAR the . gg Purchasers will find it to their advan_ Now in my Store on Commercial and Tropical Fruits, OES NOT FREEZE. DOKS NOT DETERIORATE ‘IN DOES NOT YIELD ‘NOXIOUS FUMES. IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE _ACOIDENT. For Sale by GEORGE £. TURNER, NEVADA CITY. me TONITE POWDER 60., 218 — st., San Francisce. jyl7-3m GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA. orry. A Pur, Stight Whit . America’s Finest Production, . oe gen, 129 California Street, cor Frong, San Francisco. Joun L. Burns, Agent. rience has demonstrated to us that the trade requires a choice old Bourbon for immediate use. For it is well known that whisky that is absolutely pure requires age, care and attention, and: our old Davenport whisky possesses #11 the above qhalities, _The grain used in the distillation of our J. H. Davenport whisky is always selected from the — finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The water is ° Orrice og Scuuirz & Von sor . 4 wee AND RETAIL DEALER in Ot Every Description. TRON, STEEL, STOVES, ‘PINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Etc., Ete PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, “PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —aNnD— Glassware. Mill and Mining Snpplies. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. feng and fullstock .of GRANITE IRON Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. tage to visit my establishment before buying elsewhere. GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insaranee Co, OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @ffice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO pres INSTRANCE ONLY . F. Hovenron, President. ©. H. Howarp, Vice President ARLES H. Story, Secretary. . B»Eppy, Marine Secrctaz}. ae ELOW, General Manager. H. M , Genera Agent. panos Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co. n24 Sensi benassi ag ts DAVID WATT i! AYING pu thelot on . Established in.... Rua ertas es 1852 M os eee ‘ORASS Va nee e Plaza, “aie. a. mammoth Ret am now] JAMES J. oTT, prepared to do all ‘kinds of ASSAYER,. Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. Qe and ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed, By Request, a Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. ElectroFiner in Gold or Silver. MARRIAGE INSURANCE. Association of California, Sub-Agents, for This County Wanted. BIG PAY. UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS, : ieicerainaet HE undersigned have lost ty fol Certificates of Stock in thi MINING COMPANY, to wit: id Vosshans, No. 289-50 Shares. Ferdinand\Vosshans, Joseph Miller\No . 201—50 Shares. . Joseph Miller, Nd.202—25 Shares. — 525 Commercial street, San Prandeco, FERDINAND VOSSHANS, . . JOSEPH MILLER> jaial 1882, ~~ Breen, Aatetntne Sombie Sener : celled. No. -290—25 Shares. . ” The public is h cautioned eek i to pur. chase the same, as. transfer has stopped at the office of y. No. } THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Q drawn from one of the finest lime-— stone springs in the State, the pecu=" liar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity.This process makes our J. H. Davenport a pure, hand-made sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unex“Yours: Truly, Scuvirz & VonBARGEN. AFTER an experience of many years I have at last succeeded in finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven port) that is absolutely pure and free from drugs of any kind and which I can recommend for medicinal purposes. I will keep this whis-_ ky for sale in future. Call and try it.. Itis pure. You will like it, Dr. J. M. Manninea, Drvceaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY. Aga t+ deal has been said about J fag L. Burnsand Davenport whisky in the Transcript, it will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most important sales of fine liquors yet effected in the county, to Mr. Mike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of the most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county.John L. Burns, the celebrated agent for “Davenport,” has been most fortunate in making such a fine sale ta such a responsible gentlemen asMr. Hanley, who has the reputation of keeping tho finest liquor in the coun When this invoice of straig + whisky arrives Mr. Hanley can look for an increase of trade. Bee Hive Grocery. The Leading Establishment in Nevada City. Li Jaci Proprietor A T THIS HOUSE there will always’ be ; found a large and complete stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ CASE GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc., Etc. —o— : It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST’ CLASS GOODS . But they. will be sold As CHEaP as Poor Goons! —0-Agent for Excelsior Powder Company: oO Agent for Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, a oO _ Sele Agent for the “Boss” COFFEE, © . Which ~— Nice pia te ‘be the best ¢ eve offered in this ‘market a Ifyou have t never traded at piesa ‘and see for a at go mnt at & ene ee The autho Georg B, B. Senat thorit that 2 “Tt is Georg It wa Valle and 1 about he w was 0 ashan part ¢ T. vada recei' at Sai the fe envo} ment was § at th The } 0’Co stop our ¢ days b'd the . SCRI start miss fron