February 3, 1884 (6 pages)

ay, era ES Ae, Th ESS ne of pier the presein ‘and vigortain the miners, bat mi mc ot likely that ‘the up, even now, . volved are 80 : device will ~ be rasdvebiedlgrredected to in order #0 secute’ & reversal of the decision » by the Sapreme Conrt of the’ United SUNDAY, ran 1884, . " __. TSE CALM sareus rus srenx. . " ‘The San Franciago Daily Report says: “Tie ‘hydraulic miners, defendants in the -great debris’ case, ee aaa been served with copies of the States, . “Pho ‘present suit affects only insited ‘sra of mines. directly, * act taffects all the hy% rear covert It probe resorted to every a t) aa ase A, alie-mine would willingly bear ery ve expense, for each .would : -teoognize the fight ae « fight ‘for life. "Phere ipa. calm. at present, but it probably preogdes the storm.” 1 Eee SIMPLY IMMENSE. “4 —— & Mhe ‘Nevada County Giant Told a ALS he. : Wear the town of Washingtoo,Ne-AGwaltncdeitin own as aap rte Fh “aha gie . ) mountain), is located one ofthe gost uae guar a uartz ledges ever discoverThe tedge ean TOG baP ppc he nn @ claim . , 2¢ MS basmony the ‘appearance of an 1m mense \@aatry, for the reason that immense bowlders: have fallen «tinGrom ‘the créppiige, “which “ ‘tower above the’ prouba in ‘some places from, }. sa ON feet. This claim was ofl , originally located by Captain Miller, ae who firet nanied it the ‘‘Bes“gi Miller,” but afterward. :changed vit to the “Giant,” which lattér name it bears atthe present time. It has been developed’ by” funtiing three . ‘tupnela, lower, upper and: middle. The tirst tunnel atarted to tap ledge ” was the lower;,and of such dimensions pas to enable the ore cars to Leggs = After driving. aboat 100 toi Cap. ~ tein Miller, in estimating the expense of rufinisig 20 large » tunnel ~ “the great distance necessary to tap j, toni it woald be so great beats he feared he. Gould not raise bee aes . re ey oo 7 is Waown as the sage Tunnel, estimated to ‘tap ledge. ‘at -269--feet; giving }. about 75 feet-of backs, He had 1879, he. :entered .into partnership with a San Francisco capitalist, who sagteed’to develop the property to the extent of $20,000, for.one-balf-interest. Before closing the anresenals this capitalist had the cock mill-test ed, in order to ‘satialy himself as to ite value. “Three tons were broken . from the boulders. whieh ‘had fallen ‘from the croppings, and milled in Nevada Citys, yielding $18, or $6 per . ton, ‘Immediately after entering . tabs \ aan the . middle © taone! was, resolved upon. This: tun“gel is estimated to tap the ledge at 400 or.500 feet, giving about 400 feet “of backs.” *’ In July, 1879, enly amonth after ‘the’ partiership was formed, Capt « Miller suddenly died. Shortly after his'death this capitalist put a force of men to work under a superiutendent to continue the middle tunnel, “and as he progressed he became very enthusiastic over the prospects ‘Thinking be might seoure the whole property to himself, he entered. suit against/Mrs, Miller (the widow of apt. Miller), which resulted in his , defeat, the entire property being . re: tarped _ to Mra, Miller. From this time but little was done to the property until. secured by. the pres-. ent owners in, November, 1882, ., The.present. owners. propose to continue the middle tunnel, croas-cat and thoroughly frospect the ledge. Up to'the present time, about 175 ‘feet: have been driven-and the—prospects are very encouraging, Sever. ‘al hoe Have been cut, one three feet wide, from © which “specimens a were taken showing gold. Favorable, indications of the existence of & valuable ledge in this location are evident from the fact that in the bed of . Washington Creek, directly at--the base of the mountain it Which isthe Giant ledge, . _plecar mining has been protitably Biase on for over tweinty “+ ,water ditch is ps ag _the prop . Ib takes its. water zs ~ from . ‘ashington Creek, sbout two : ‘miles above the mine, and rans: di“ peatly ander ‘the middle tunnel,” ‘The femous Sierra Buttes mine, “SiS _ English syndicate in ‘“morth'of thé Giant, on the. side of © the'mountaia. Tt compares almost . exactly in to. ‘convenience of ae ie _ thef of ne driven ‘abéut 420 feet, when, ii June, situated only eighteen miles . . Ma, Rice, . of imines. is very fearful that the new Chinese . bill willinvolve us in trouble with ; . England, All right. If we are to have trouble with England (now is’ a good time and the Chinese. question lie ut your}, ‘> BE ! . Ries, od ha ¢ your lighteon the coasts’ of Feld AG yet did in the. war ot ne ‘ “Aw elevated road, adapted both . ” to passengers aod freight, is! to be tonstructed along the levee at New Orleans withia two years, cE _ BUTEL AKRIVALS. somsenalycids NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY. hous Peyser, San Francisco, Joba Sharp, Camptonville, M, Cartoll, Sierra City, ‘fiaael Peck, Blue Tent, _W H Wiseman, Blue Tent; C B Churoh, Biue Tent, G. Moody, Blue Tent, OD sega Blue Tent, KP Hager, Blue Tent; “ i City, , City, . $.% 4 Harris, City, M.H Mead, Downieville, > GB Saylor, Downieville, F Betti. do S Le Parsons, Graniteville, 8S R Benjamin, New York, 'F Watson, Colusa, Q Glancey,; Bloomfield, G P Bonguet, do D Stokes, do West. Wright; do J D Ostrom, do W H Crosman, Lake City, John Pascoe, Grass Valley, «J R Davis, San Juan,’ A Monsero, Sacramento, F 8 Wood, i coma J Hiscox, a O'Brigty Quer: dat i Pevéias 5p, mers ern Y ‘ Feb, 1, 1884. a .M. Davis, Cefoed, » 4 8 Bigelow, Sierra City. ! ms Fisher, Sierra City, eeper, Sierrr City, 2 arris, Colfax, i Pater Selfax, Treasuse,-Co ax, D Mendenhall, Railroad, Robt Scanlon, Railroad, ’ Win Clark, Grass Valley, Jas P Shoeinaker, Grass Valley, A D West, Grass Valley, WwH Landrigan, Blue Tent, W T Habbard, Sacramento, W C Merran, 'Placer county, J Webber, Amador, J Fraser, Ranch, ' D Nivets, City, . Sherif R D Carter, Nevada City, Sheriff A Huntley, Anburn, Sheriff M Davis, Colusa, . i Sheriff Mead, Downieville, Dep Sheriff Merrow, Auburn, Dep Sheriff eee iy Dep Sheriff’ Adams, City, Daily, City, JA Rapp, City, C P Loughride, City, fia bot Trockew,; = ar MARRIED, , ; ’ At Aubin, bgeran Me i884, ce ‘*Barney” nerand Miss Magic nee land, both of Coitax. . DIED. In San Peiictatin Jan. 23, 1884, Mrs. Ida Hunter, widow of the lats John B. Hunter, years,7 months.and 19 days, aged 60’ POWDE ER This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes: More economical than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor phoshate powders. SOLD ONLY IN nae yas, Baxtna Puwper, Co., Wall st.,.N. Y. ind Hibernia Hall Association of & Nevada City, _E ce MEETING of the -stockTe eppadsd ot 2 “Hiern rnia Hall Associa. beheld at Hibernia Halle feats Sie, Cal., on at the hour: of 7.0’clock, P. M., tor the purFath faosees, Soin, Nelece the: mente. ster. close .on. a March Ist, 1834, rE clack, P, M. " H.C RR, Secre Office at Carr Pecknase Drug Store, corner Pine ani Commercial sts. + tierpts Pil, February 8,.1884; Dissolution of. Lopartn ership, E ovpartnetship . existi -between Seeman Pens a e Knower, .\J: F. Perry and David’ Rodrick, under the firm ‘nanie of the GALENA MINING COMPANY has issolved by mutualeconsept. ‘The rer of the pd will be continued’ by the GALENA MINING COMPANY, & corpora apes RODRICK, . see Sivan fs thé on y Tron’ . mn n that Pe oe the teeth; and bad not “cause headache or consti » as Saturday, the 1st day of March, 1884, pose of elec! ‘a Board of Directors te serve durin, @-ensuiig year, and for e ction of such other busi-. _ rer body knows the place, and it needa ‘ UL, DO AM WORK. ll dsp Wis BROWN’ S’ ROW. BITTERS Se aienston ese and other wasting ae is “BROWNS . ~TROW. BITTERS enrichen the blood and purities the system; cures weakness, energy, etc. ite BROWN’S JRON BI ITE, RS snows . “TRON” BITTERS Ladies and all slide tetaietet” ralgia, hysticias and kindred. complaints, wi ull Gna it without an equal. gn v4 dg FOR SALE BY ™ % porsite c CELEBRATED TERS The IT for prompt and efficient, household rem more imperative, and of these Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters is the chief in merit and the most poyular, Iregularity of the stomach and bowels, malarial fevers, liver. -somplaint, debility, rhenmatism and minor ailments, are thoroughly conquered by this incomparable. family. restorative and thedicinal safeguard, and. it is justly regarded as the purest and most comprehensive remedy.,of its class, Fer sale by all Druggists and dealers generally, ediesis growing HAVE YOU TRIED THE KINCBIFD CIGAR? Madeot the very Finest Stock a. «. \ANDISOLD FOR= Five Cents Only. * THE KINGBIRD Is equal to many Cigars that are’ sold for Sable fat price. ALSQ.ABULL iENEDOR™) Domestio-«nd. Imported Cigars , OF ALL PRICES, E, ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE , TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CONFEDERARE X ROADS, Junction: — and rg ere, Ne — HANLEY, =< Prop’ r, ~com Meeps Mencken '& Schroder’s. . . ray —— ‘ © omg! ae. 7 hiliiiiins” os GRAND ue ei PARTY s ¥ sd 7 3 Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mary Hendersen, corts, $1250. Mrs. E. Merrifield, Mré. B, N. Shoecraft, AjFull Orchestra. rety All the Latest, Music _ ae ‘ “ rer: my : [eri Ps 1834, VAS dal or deb ch 4 4 3 J ce FLOOR DIRECTOR: FLOOR MANAGERS: ide Alen. es rs.J,.V. Hunter, . Mrs. Ford, Mary E. nnel, Mise B. alantine, Mor. W. L. Thurston. Mrs 8. A. Eddy, Amelia Hook, Emily Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Mrs. J. E. Brown, Belle Stover, vs. John Rector, , Jessie i rs. R. D. Carter, Mary Gray, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncey, & oo eee COMMITTEE: Johnston, Jesse Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. 8. P. ae ; Mrs. Lou Powell,. Ella Mardell Emma Bosworth, Ei Bani 30 ki hive. wees mi! enkins, f cos Sadie. Johnston, Mrs. J. F. Kidder, Minnie Bethel, ape Conaway. NEVADA ; Btn Mia PF, beey; e ete rier, . M. Aiten, a Lu lor a A, haay, N. Kennedy, ro awe i. Seely; oe wae Ie. LA area J bp ‘ding, T. Hicks, A. Walrath, B. 8. Rector, Emma Gove, + Austin A aan JN " ‘ G. Grisse! A, Chay Pe. C.J. ger, Re L. Garthe, Wm. H (Crawford K, Casper, A, W. Lester, G. Nihell, W. A. Smith, N. 7 tase, 4 8. Holbrook, G. G Searls, G. E. Robinson 1. J. Rolfe,’ G, M. Huches, E. M. on, ©. J. Brend, Alhe Crawford, 2 a F gewang mopann rio No'sn, Mary Richards, yor McAuley, Ida Maltman, vey Sallie Groves, Has hereto ne Rate ;, D. E. Morgan, erp J. L. Hollend, Wm. F. Evens, ‘Cora Clark, Belle Millhone, ag ee ~M,. aon ie F. ro right, > aes” a4 14, =: rome ie rah fewer %. ‘Tudby y C. Keng, : J. Webber, M. B. B, Potter Jennie Adair, Cc, Grimes, J, 8.-Dunn, Thee. G. 0: Bs AT. : iw, LEG, * c: et i Pameasita) * oe 4 Charles, “Ticket . icae one talp and two-Gentlemen, $1.50. Gentlemen= Dancers without es2Spectutors to Gallery—Gen tlemen Scents Ladies 50 cents. . to the shall of March, aale. Notice is hereby Boardof at Assessment Notice. O wsiny: HYDRAULIC gga MINING AN pactien._-<t Lectin eam lob. of wor! ‘ask n ‘ownship, Nevada ial Waa i iven,. that aaa day of January, 1834,an assessment (Ke pyenas éorite per stiare was évied upon the capital stock of:the co: able immediately;inWai ted Stacel Pind cots, Berrtarget the ofie of the Any stock upon which this assessment nunpaid onthe Twenty-Fifth day A, D, 1884, ee uentand advertised for by unless t ie made Friday, the 25th day of April, A. D. 1884, te the deliriquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of so order ce ayy, of’ Aer ggnag ae Phe a Mostarinty street, Room 8, rw A ail! be geld on tore, held on the soe Cones jon } and retary, pio te! San Francisco, ot ae on Me "oth day an assessment em wis levied ppdén eT or to Now of March, 1834, pe esas hap ex of Board of mentis made the: office of this Com) No, 215 Sanseme stree on MONDAY, the 24th at twelve o'clock, noon, the delin. quent assessment, together Pen costs of oe of ER ty cont per share Assessment Notice:’ XOELSIOR WATEK AMD MINING CO Location ake place vata bra eens th tak ata A otioa ere. ry ven, ata ~ Mooi ing Bola Ga on, 2 Gis ccimediatety in U. 8. old W.J. Stewart of the Company, i Rooms 8 and $9 Ly Sansome street, San e Assistant Secretary, RB. J, eradk Cee ~ 4% bed 2, Nassau street, Any stock upon which said assesament shall paid os. SATURDAY, the first day advertised for de at public aucticn, oe mo hefore, will be sold at San i. B. WHEATON 8, Nor ro oo OfficeRooms Sand 9, N: BSaneo street, San Faancisco, Cal. ness, Location of works, Company, See 1884, this corre pecans of. March, 1884; of Sale. By order FEBRUARY, Milton Mining . & Water Co. A MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS n bop Bl 24, No. 820; me Street aC Va the Sth day of 1884, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., tor the purpose. of electi and Water Com: of the Com ing & Board of aia mat 24 ape t Se wh berry And “everything ‘ élse in propor tion. 3 . WALLAM WOLE. FOR SALE. —— es, THE PREMISES SITUATED ON FB STREET, .NORTH OF . AND ADJOINING, THE. NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jal2 WALLING & GAYLORD. DANCING SCHOCL. JOHN MICHELL’s ae en SCHOOL AT Nevada City Theatre, Avery Saturdar Evening. Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock, ladies and children’s class; admission 25 cents, reasonable prices, ‘ Gold Dast Bought Wm, George.-Grass, Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Jurtice of the Peace, _ felewtdo> -AND-< Mining Agent. North§Bloomiild, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buystgnd a Mines ¢ on commissive. Ditectors to serve during the ensu! eek. $5 outfit absol and the en es such other pb dom caf ope No tisk. “ Capl raw as may come before the meeting. wired, .Reader, if you want busiTransfer Books will close on Wednesday imate ob Which persons of either sex, Feb. 6,.1884, at the hour of 40'clock F.mung. or old, can make great pay all the Office — Si semen Strest, om 24, Sa time hs Viarancbaay ba etc mr & Go, 6 oom wi Francisco, Cal. jig. . Portiond “n” _An Ordinance, ae Agency 0 Gormully ‘hn Ordidiasice ie tic! ook eal, = eh i . ‘ providing: tor tbe: ; ot On ft xe OTH at Th i veracity ge Tieal Bicyeles RE LT “fe wh a robe wich «Bild 1 . 688 Maxket Bt, opp. rer be ti for sunnier mon and no are CY Poneto de Hardware sid from all the wided fa set pe of. : Sore 1 licenses, . ., . . 4 So much of Section Four of oe evan oma. op cenicts With nF pit Bs pe penal Pe FS: States Courts. -< a —— Extrance ‘es ects * rama se8 Pe eh 25 Fee totems as ois i one one MS G20} 4@:Dance music furnished for a } ay Wheat ame ea ces ss MAREDD a IMPROVED Barley OE Fea an ain 1' 45 os Ground Barley 100 ibs, 1 50 _. Middlings 100 Ibs.. 1 50]. Bran , {100 dbe-.. 125 Crushed fuga $ 1-2lbs 1 00 ‘ Granulated “ 9 “ 1 007 A Ma Brown,“ 10 "100 Java Coffee 4 “1:00 Costa Rica “6. “ 100 Beans. 25 “* 100 oun Tomatoes 8 cans.. 1 00 Con 7 “..1 00) ma: -.lon tar 7 ~.00)Daily Transcript} String Beans 7 “‘.. 1 00 Oysters. 10. "srs>nek CO} nite Tae et Sardines 6 “..100. /LARGEST DAILY PAPER Jelly; Bee ca a ape ais Deviled Ham 4 “.. 1:00], IN THER . Site =9GoNs.c)t.1 00 nah TablePeaches4 “.. 1 00. Serra Nevada Gold Fields. fo, Cibcans... Phe 2-45 fi aus f nmadhcon aa so. A PAPER FOR ALL} -Yohorolete, 4 papers -1 00 % nacgte: Washing Powder 12 Laine 100 : +Son, 6 Ib DOR. 3.5055 008--: 1 50. Fastablished Sept. 6, 1860, Coal Oil, per 5 galloncan, 1 50) — yi, enemas: Candles 60 for.... 1 00 Candles per box aheh atten’ 1 BI tgs Soap per box.... 25 oldsShoestor J in ion Rooms to W. R. oo, ion of .Mbe . streets; “On A CENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION cone an es a Repairingfof Furniture of-all, kind earl me -Upholstering,, Joly Paintin exis i i © Glazing, Guilding; Bronzing, Etc. I wil take your old Furniture, ; make. it look’ as*good as new, and sell it on commission or at auction. I am — for N evada county’ ot ellie sagina & ” Class ea BS For Traber, au Side. Lights oan Front oors, Windows, ches, “Saloons, etc. P¥ tow and idee De Give me a call. cack ot Will sell property “anywhere eter —emmy on'very low terms.” n FRANE Gt E ‘GASH GROGERY. STORE . HUSSEY: &' . Pasa att as ia eon sen80 F Se Have Open ea a ee LT 4 A ae ATEGa Ww Grocery & Provision Store BUCO VD ATRIOT --» Junction of Main and femme Streets, . a (Building forrierly oecupied by ion tod apere they will keep. contcunily eo cof FULL ASSORTMENT OB is eqns Fatnily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &¢: WE: PROPUSE TO: SEldic 4 rom: Fox Cassin: ‘Oxia And®by so doing. can ‘quote’ LOWER’ atten: for the best qualivies of Gobds than’ a hn ohare Dealer ‘i Nevatia City. HUSSEY’ & sl wvetic’ santas SF Oe PLS Be Laity f “9 MAVING§THE LARGEST # CRCULATION 18_THE It is the only ‘Daily paper published at the County Seat and. ’ publishes regularly all Superviroral Transacti ions, Covrt’ Happenin General County News, Mining Intelligence ~ to make a first-class country Y Ser Bob Prion ‘DEPARTMENT Dol Advrtining stun . ¥. J. JACKSON, ---«PROPRIETOR.ia Lim WAS Wah Wo or ol ee eh ne PEROT SF PETTY Test 9p TARR Re FAs the Largest, te vat and Cheapest -irucary Tse in Nevata City: ©. ev ‘0. fink bie tHe “ é i BEDS Fi rs Everything usually found in a Fi irstClassy “Gtocery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with ‘me’I extend: a’: Spécial invitation to ¢all before making ‘their®p purchases, 18 AND (201 COMMERCIAL: STREET. 44) hte Niet ist? hewn PANE 6 tat 2Y an $8. ay ie fe sellers, a a yes t ce Lik he ao OAD Oe sak: a or nares “BRE Rr Hi ~ AOE K, Es aTF cradaned. AASTH OE rs) ". r ti ase OS Sire ae DE a 6h a te eae er nd-bed

ay, era ES Ae, Th ESS ne of pier the presein ‘and vigortain the miners, bat mi mc ot likely that ‘the up, even now, . volved are 80 : device will ~ be rasdvebiedlgrredected to in order #0 secute’ & reversal of the decision » by the Sapreme Conrt of the’ United SUNDAY, ran 1884, . " __. TSE CALM sareus rus srenx. . " ‘The San Franciago Daily Report says: “Tie ‘hydraulic miners, defendants in the -great debris’ case, ee aaa been served with copies of the States, . “Pho ‘present suit affects only insited ‘sra of mines. directly, * act taffects all the hy% rear covert It probe resorted to every a t) aa ase A, alie-mine would willingly bear ery ve expense, for each .would : -teoognize the fight ae « fight ‘for life. "Phere ipa. calm. at present, but it probably preogdes the storm.” 1 Eee SIMPLY IMMENSE. “4 —— & Mhe ‘Nevada County Giant Told a ALS he. : Wear the town of Washingtoo,Ne-AGwaltncdeitin own as aap rte Fh “aha gie . ) mountain), is located one ofthe gost uae guar a uartz ledges ever discoverThe tedge ean TOG baP ppc he nn @ claim . , 2¢ MS basmony the ‘appearance of an 1m mense \@aatry, for the reason that immense bowlders: have fallen «tinGrom ‘the créppiige, “which “ ‘tower above the’ prouba in ‘some places from, }. sa ON feet.. This claim was ofl , originally located by Captain Miller, ae who firet nanied it the ‘‘Bes“gi Miller,” but afterward. :changed vit to the “Giant,” which lattér name it bears atthe present time. It has been developed’ by” funtiing three . ‘tupnela, lower, upper and: middle. The tirst tunnel atarted to tap ledge ” was the lower;,and of such dimensions pas to enable the ore cars to Leggs = After driving. aboat 100 toi Cap. ~ tein Miller, in estimating the expense of rufinisig 20 large » tunnel ~ “the great distance necessary to tap j, toni it woald be so great beats he feared he. Gould not raise bee aes . re ey oo 7 is Waown as the sage Tunnel, estimated to ‘tap ledge. ‘at -269--feet; giving }. about 75 feet-of backs, He had 1879, he. :entered .into partnership with a San Francisco capitalist, who sagteed’to develop the property to the extent of $20,000, for.one-balf-interest. Before closing the anresenals this capitalist had the cock mill-test ed, in order to ‘satialy himself as to ite value. “Three tons were broken . from the boulders. whieh ‘had fallen ‘from the croppings, and milled in Nevada Citys, yielding $18, or $6 per . ton, ‘Immediately after entering . tabs \ aan the . middle © taone! was, resolved upon. This: tun“gel is estimated to tap the ledge at 400 or.500 feet, giving about 400 feet “of backs.” *’ In July, 1879, enly amonth after ‘the’ partiership was formed, Capt « Miller suddenly died. Shortly after his'death this capitalist put a force of men to work under a superiutendent to continue the middle tunnel, “and as he progressed he became very enthusiastic over the prospects ‘Thinking be might seoure the whole property to himself, he entered. suit against/Mrs, Miller (the widow of apt. Miller), which resulted in his , defeat, the entire property being . re: tarped _ to Mra, Miller. From this time but little was done to the property until. secured by. the pres-. ent owners in, November, 1882, ., The.present. owners. propose to continue the middle tunnel, croas-cat and thoroughly frospect the ledge. Up to'the present time, about 175 ‘feet: have been driven-and the—prospects are very encouraging, Sever. ‘al hoe Have been cut, one three feet wide, from © which “specimens a were taken showing gold. Favorable, indications of the existence of & valuable ledge in this location are evident from the fact that in the bed of . Washington Creek, directly at--the base of the mountain it Which isthe Giant ledge, . _plecar mining has been protitably Biase on for over tweinty “+ ,water ditch is ps ag _the prop . Ib takes its. water zs ~ from . ‘ashington Creek, sbout two : ‘miles above the mine, and rans: di“ peatly ander ‘the middle tunnel,” ‘The femous Sierra Buttes mine, “SiS _ English syndicate in ‘“morth'of thé Giant, on the. side of © the'mountaia. Tt compares almost . exactly in to. ‘convenience of ae ie _ thef of ne driven ‘abéut 420 feet, when, ii June, situated only eighteen miles . . Ma, Rice, . of imines. is very fearful that the new Chinese . bill willinvolve us in trouble with ; . England, All right. If we are to have trouble with England (now is’ a good time and the Chinese. question lie ut your}, ‘> BE ! . Ries, od ha ¢ your lighteon the coasts’ of Feld AG yet did in the. war ot ne ‘ “Aw elevated road, adapted both . ” to passengers aod freight, is! to be tonstructed along the levee at New Orleans withia two years, cE _ BUTEL AKRIVALS. somsenalycids NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY. hous Peyser, San Francisco, Joba Sharp, Camptonville, M, Cartoll, Sierra City, ‘fiaael Peck, Blue Tent, _W H Wiseman, Blue Tent; C B Churoh, Biue Tent, G. Moody, Blue Tent, OD sega Blue Tent, KP Hager, Blue Tent; “ i City, , City, . $.% 4 Harris, City, M.H Mead, Downieville, > GB Saylor, Downieville, F Betti.. do S Le Parsons, Graniteville, 8S R Benjamin, New York, 'F Watson, Colusa, Q Glancey,; Bloomfield, G P Bonguet, do D Stokes, do West. Wright; do J D Ostrom, do W H Crosman, Lake City, John Pascoe, Grass Valley, «J R Davis, San Juan,’ A Monsero, Sacramento, F 8 Wood, i coma J Hiscox, a O'Brigty Quer: dat i Pevéias 5p, mers ern Y ‘ Feb, 1, 1884. a .M. Davis, Cefoed, » 4 8 Bigelow, Sierra City. ! ms Fisher, Sierra City, eeper, Sierrr City, 2 arris, Colfax, i Pater Selfax, Treasuse,-Co ax, D Mendenhall, Railroad, Robt Scanlon, Railroad, ’ Win Clark, Grass Valley, Jas P Shoeinaker, Grass Valley, A D West, Grass Valley, WwH Landrigan, Blue Tent, W T Habbard, Sacramento, W C Merran, 'Placer county, J Webber, Amador, J Fraser, Ranch, ' D Nivets, City, . Sherif R D Carter, Nevada City, Sheriff A Huntley, Anburn, Sheriff M Davis, Colusa, . i Sheriff Mead, Downieville, Dep Sheriff Merrow, Auburn, Dep Sheriff eee iy Dep Sheriff’ Adams, City, Daily, City, JA Rapp, City, C P Loughride, City, fia bot Trockew,; = ar MARRIED, , ; ’ At Aubin, bgeran Me i884, ce ‘*Barney” nerand Miss Magic nee land, both of Coitax. . DIED. In San Peiictatin Jan. 23, 1884, Mrs. Ida Hunter, widow of the lats John B. Hunter, years,7 months.and 19 days, aged 60’ POWDE ER This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes: More economical than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alumor phoshate powders. SOLD ONLY IN nae yas, Baxtna Puwper, Co., Wall st.,.N. Y. ind Hibernia Hall Association of & Nevada City, _E ce MEETING of the -stockTe eppadsd ot 2 “Hiern rnia Hall Associa. beheld at Hibernia Halle feats Sie, Cal., on at the hour: of 7.0’clock, P. M., tor the purFath faosees, Soin, Nelece the: mente. ster. close .on. a March Ist, 1834, rE clack, P, M. " H.C RR, Secre Office at Carr Pecknase Drug Store, corner Pine ani Commercial sts. + tierpts Pil, February 8,.1884; Dissolution of. Lopartn ership, E ovpartnetship . existi -between Seeman Pens a e Knower, .\J: F. Perry and David’ Rodrick, under the firm ‘nanie of the GALENA MINING COMPANY has issolved by mutualeconsept. ‘The rer of the pd will be continued’ by the GALENA MINING COMPANY, & corpora apes RODRICK, . see Sivan fs thé on y Tron’ . mn n that Pe oe the teeth; and bad not “cause headache or consti » as Saturday, the 1st day of March, 1884, pose of elec! ‘a Board of Directors te serve durin, @-ensuiig year, and for e ction of such other busi-. _ rer body knows the place, and it needa ‘ UL, DO AM WORK. ll dsp Wis BROWN’ S’ ROW. BITTERS Se aienston ese and other wasting ae is “BROWNS . ~TROW.. BITTERS enrichen the blood and purities the system; cures weakness, energy, etc. ite BROWN’S JRON BI ITE, RS snows . “TRON” BITTERS Ladies and all slide tetaietet” ralgia, hysticias and kindred. complaints, wi ull Gna it without an equal. gn v4 dg FOR SALE BY ™ % porsite c CELEBRATED TERS The IT for prompt and efficient, household rem more imperative, and of these Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters is the chief in merit and the most poyular, Iregularity of the stomach and bowels, malarial fevers, liver. -somplaint, debility, rhenmatism and minor ailments, are thoroughly conquered by this incomparable. family. restorative and thedicinal safeguard, and. it is justly regarded as the purest and most comprehensive remedy.,of its class, Fer sale by all Druggists and dealers generally, ediesis growing HAVE YOU TRIED THE KINCBIFD CIGAR? Madeot the very Finest Stock a. «. \ANDISOLD FOR= Five Cents Only. * THE KINGBIRD Is equal to many Cigars that are’ sold for Sable fat price. ALSQ.ABULL iENEDOR™) Domestio-«nd. Imported Cigars , OF ALL PRICES, E, ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE , TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CONFEDERARE X ROADS, Junction: — and rg ere, Ne — HANLEY, =< Prop’ r, ~com Meeps Mencken '& Schroder’s. . . ray —— ‘ © omg! ae. 7 hiliiiiins” os GRAND ue ei PARTY s ¥ sd 7 3 Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mary Hendersen, corts, $1250. Mrs. E. Merrifield, Mré. B, N. Shoecraft, AjFull Orchestra. rety All the Latest, Music _ ae ‘ “ rer: my : [eri Ps 1834, VAS dal or deb ch 4 4 3 J ce FLOOR DIRECTOR: FLOOR MANAGERS: ide Alen. es rs.J,.V. Hunter, . Mrs. Ford, Mary E. nnel, Mise B. alantine, Mor. W. L. Thurston. Mrs 8. A. Eddy, Amelia Hook,

Emily Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Mrs. J. E. Brown, Belle Stover, vs. John Rector, , Jessie i rs. R. D. Carter, Mary Gray, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncey, & oo eee COMMITTEE: Johnston, Jesse Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. 8. P. ae ; Mrs. Lou Powell,. Ella Mardell Emma Bosworth, Ei Bani 30 ki hive. wees mi! enkins, f cos Sadie. Johnston, Mrs. J. F. Kidder, Minnie Bethel, ape Conaway. NEVADA ; Btn Mia PF, beey; e ete rier, . M. Aiten, a Lu lor a A, haay, N. Kennedy, ro awe i. Seely; oe wae Ie. LA area J bp ‘ding, T. Hicks, A. Walrath, B. 8. Rector, Emma Gove, + Austin A aan JN " ‘ G. Grisse! A, Chay Pe. C.J. ger, Re L. Garthe, Wm. H (Crawford K, Casper, A, W. Lester, G. Nihell, W. A. Smith, N. 7 tase, 4 8. Holbrook, G. G Searls, G. E. Robinson 1. J. Rolfe,’ G, M. Huches, E. M. on, ©. J. Brend, Alhe Crawford, 2 a F gewang mopann rio No'sn, Mary Richards, yor McAuley, Ida Maltman, vey Sallie Groves, Has hereto ne Rate ;, D. E. Morgan, erp J. L. Hollend, Wm. F. Evens, ‘Cora Clark, Belle Millhone, ag ee ~M,. aon ie F. ro right, > aes” a4 14, =: rome ie rah fewer %. ‘Tudby y C. Keng, : J. Webber, M. B. B, Potter Jennie Adair, Cc, Grimes, J, 8.-Dunn, Thee. G. 0: Bs AT. : iw, LEG, * c: et i Pameasita) * oe 4 Charles, “Ticket . icae one talp and two-Gentlemen, $1.50. Gentlemen= Dancers without es2Spectutors to Gallery—Gen tlemen Scents Ladies 50 cents. . to the shall of March, aale. Notice is hereby Boardof at Assessment Notice. O wsiny: HYDRAULIC gga MINING AN pactien._-<t Lectin eam lob. of wor! ‘ask n ‘ownship, Nevada ial Waa i iven,. that aaa day of January, 1834,an assessment (Ke pyenas éorite per stiare was évied upon the capital stock of:the co: able immediately;inWai ted Stacel Pind cots, Berrtarget the ofie of the Any stock upon which this assessment nunpaid onthe Twenty-Fifth day A, D, 1884, ee uentand advertised for by unless t ie made Friday, the 25th day of April, A. D. 1884, te the deliriquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of so order ce ayy, of’ Aer ggnag ae Phe a Mostarinty street, Room 8, rw A ail! be geld on tore, held on the soe Cones jon } and retary, pio te! San Francisco, ot ae on Me "oth day an assessment em wis levied ppdén eT or to Now of March, 1834, pe esas hap ex of Board of mentis made the: office of this Com) No, 215 Sanseme stree on MONDAY, the 24th at twelve o'clock, noon, the delin. quent assessment, together Pen costs of oe of ER ty cont per share Assessment Notice:’ XOELSIOR WATEK AMD MINING CO Location ake place vata bra eens th tak ata A otioa ere. ry ven, ata ~ Mooi ing Bola Ga on, 2 Gis ccimediatety in U. 8. old W.J. Stewart of the Company, i Rooms 8 and $9 Ly Sansome street, San e Assistant Secretary, RB. J, eradk Cee ~ 4% bed 2, Nassau street, Any stock upon which said assesament shall paid os. SATURDAY, the first day advertised for de at public aucticn, oe mo hefore, will be sold at San i. B. WHEATON 8, Nor ro oo OfficeRooms Sand 9, N: BSaneo street, San Faancisco, Cal. ness, Location of works, Company, See 1884, this corre pecans of. March, 1884; of Sale. By order FEBRUARY, Milton Mining . & Water Co. A MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS n bop Bl 24, No. 820; me Street aC Va the Sth day of 1884, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., tor the purpose. of electi and Water Com: of the Com ing & Board of aia mat 24 ape t Se wh berry And “everything ‘ élse in propor tion. 3 . WALLAM WOLE. FOR SALE. —— es, THE PREMISES SITUATED ON FB STREET, .NORTH OF . AND ADJOINING, THE. NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jal2 WALLING & GAYLORD. DANCING SCHOCL. JOHN MICHELL’s ae en SCHOOL AT Nevada City Theatre, Avery Saturdar Evening. Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Every Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock, ladies and children’s class; admission 25 cents, reasonable prices, ‘ Gold Dast Bought Wm, George.-Grass, Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Jurtice of the Peace, _ felewtdo> -AND-< Mining Agent. North§Bloomiild, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buystgnd a Mines ¢ on commissive. Ditectors to serve during the ensu! eek. $5 outfit absol and the en es such other pb dom caf ope No tisk. “ Capl raw as may come before the meeting. wired, .Reader, if you want busiTransfer Books will close on Wednesday imate ob Which persons of either sex, Feb. 6,.1884, at the hour of 40'clock F.mung. or old, can make great pay all the Office — Si semen Strest, om 24, Sa time hs Viarancbaay ba etc mr & Go, 6 oom wi Francisco, Cal. jig. . Portiond “n” _An Ordinance, ae Agency 0 Gormully ‘hn Ordidiasice ie tic! ook eal, = eh i . ‘ providing: tor tbe: ; ot On ft xe OTH at Th i veracity ge Tieal Bicyeles RE LT “fe wh a robe wich «Bild 1 . 688 Maxket Bt, opp. rer be ti for sunnier mon and no are CY Poneto de Hardware sid from all the wided fa set pe of. : Sore 1 licenses, . ., . . 4 So much of Section Four of oe evan oma. op cenicts With nF pit Bs pe penal Pe FS: States Courts. -< a —— Extrance ‘es ects * rama se8 Pe eh 25 Fee totems as ois i one one MS G20} 4@:Dance music furnished for a } ay Wheat ame ea ces ss MAREDD a IMPROVED Barley OE Fea an ain 1' 45 os Ground Barley 100 ibs, 1 50 _. Middlings 100 Ibs... 1 50]. Bran , {100 dbe-... 125 Crushed fuga $ 1-2lbs 1 00 ‘ Granulated “ 9 “ 1 007 A Ma Brown,“ 10 "100 Java Coffee 4 “1:00 Costa Rica “6. “ 100 Beans. 25 “* 100 oun Tomatoes 8 cans... 1 00 Con 7 “...1 00) ma: -.lon tar 7 ~.00)Daily Transcript} String Beans 7 “‘... 1 00 Oysters. 10. "srs>nek CO} nite Tae et Sardines 6 “...100. /LARGEST DAILY PAPER Jelly; Bee ca a ape ais Deviled Ham 4 “... 1:00], IN THER . Site =9GoNs.c)t..1 00 nah TablePeaches4 “... 1 00. Serra Nevada Gold Fields. fo, Cibcans..... Phe 2-45 fi aus f nmadhcon aa so. A PAPER FOR ALL} -Yohorolete, 4 papers -1 00 % nacgte: Washing Powder 12 Laine 100 : +Son, 6 Ib DOR. 3.5055 008--: 1 50. Fastablished Sept. 6, 1860, Coal Oil, per 5 galloncan, 1 50) — yi, enemas: Candles 60 for....... 1 00 Candles per box aheh atten’ 1 BI tgs Soap per box....... 25 oldsShoestor J in ion Rooms to W. R. oo, ion of .Mbe . streets; “On A CENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION cone an es a Repairingfof Furniture of-all, kind earl me -Upholstering,, Joly Paintin exis i i © Glazing, Guilding; Bronzing, Etc. I wil take your old Furniture, ; make. it look’ as*good as new, and sell it on commission or at auction. I am — for N evada county’ ot ellie sagina & ” Class ea BS For Traber, au Side. Lights oan Front oors, Windows, ches, “Saloons, etc. P¥ tow and idee De Give me a call. cack ot Will sell property “anywhere eter —emmy on'very low terms.” n FRANE Gt E ‘GASH GROGERY. STORE . HUSSEY: &' . Pasa att as ia eon sen80 F Se Have Open ea a ee LT 4 A ae ATEGa Ww Grocery & Provision Store BUCO VD ATRIOT --» Junction of Main and femme Streets, . a (Building forrierly oecupied by ion tod apere they will keep. contcunily eo cof FULL ASSORTMENT OB is eqns Fatnily Groceries, Provisions. Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &¢: WE: PROPUSE TO: SEldic 4 rom: Fox Cassin: ‘Oxia And®by so doing. can ‘quote’ LOWER’ atten: for the best qualivies of Gobds than’ a hn ohare Dealer ‘i Nevatia City. HUSSEY’ & sl wvetic’ santas SF Oe PLS Be Laity f “9 MAVING§THE LARGEST # CRCULATION 18_THE It is the only ‘Daily paper published at the County Seat and. ’ publishes regularly all Superviroral Transacti ions, Covrt’ Happenin General County News, Mining Intelligence ~ to make a first-class country Y Ser Bob Prion ‘DEPARTMENT Dol Advrtining stun . ¥. J. JACKSON, ---«PROPRIETOR.ia Lim WAS Wah Wo or ol ee eh ne PEROT SF PETTY Test 9p TARR Re FAs the Largest, te vat and Cheapest -irucary Tse in Nevata City: ©. ev ‘0. fink bie tHe “ é i BEDS Fi rs Everything usually found in a Fi irstClassy “Gtocery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with ‘me’I extend: a’: Spécial invitation to ¢all before making ‘their®p purchases, 18 AND (201 COMMERCIAL: STREET. 44) hte Niet ist? hewn PANE 6 tat 2Y an $8. ay ie fe sellers, a a yes t ce Lik he ao OAD Oe sak: a or nares “BRE Rr Hi ~ AOE K, Es aTF cradaned. AASTH OE rs) ". r ti ase OS Sire ae DE a 6h a te eae er nd-bed