February 9, 1883 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. "_ NBVADA CITY, CAL. Peo Businoos, ‘Manager. LBONARD 8. GALKINS...(.Editor’ ~ Nevada County Oficial Press. FRIDAY, FEB. 9. THE YIELD OF GoLD. The most reliable statistics obtainable (and they are doubtless approximately correct, although falling short of rather than exceeding the actual yield,) show that from 1848 to the present time the gold mines of this State have produced $1, 138,500,000, the figures for the various years being as follows: ah : $10,000,000 40,000,000 50,000,000 . 65,000,000 60,000,000 65,000,000 60,000,000 55,000,000 55,000,000 55,000,000 50,000,000 PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. Superintendent Williams of ‘the Spring Va'ley hydraulic mins in Butte county informs.the Alta-thar line of their tailing canals, are. making contract, with the company fo: . ten years, to allow the sedimentladen ‘water coming from their mine, . . containing the slickens and -fine de__bris from it, to flow upon their cold . : adobe land; i in some instances to be used for filling up low places, and in others ta be spread broadcast over the land, to enrich and improve it.” Again, at a trial recently had for the possession of land on the north side of American river belonging to J. B. Haggin of San Francisco, after show“ing that the property in dispute: was. ___ bottom ‘land that was frequently * odvered with mining debris during . ‘ high water, ‘‘Haggin’s agent testified that it would rent for $125. per acre. per year, During the trial, witnesses from Yolo county also gave testimony as to the great value of such land. It is especially adapted for hop-raising, and readily brings from $20 per acre per year to much larger prices,” eommeneesensteecemae ed Lorrm Rama attempted Tuesday to kill Lieutenant Geo. E. B. Hart of the Twenty-second N. Y. Regiment. When they met she drew a revolver and fired. He turn. ed atid ran, and she followed, discharging the four remaining cartridges as fast as peasible. She was __arrésted, and gave her age as 19. The past summer, when the reyiment returned from the encampment, * the woman fell in love with a member whose name she refused to give, He accomplished her ruin-and “deserted her. Hart, whom she had known from childhood, besought her to live with him, and she did so till~ about two weeks ago, when he too deserted. her. Ar San Jose Tuesday Mrs. Teresa Young, aged 45, was fatally burned. Her screams aroused Mrs. Slaven, "living in the same house, and enterfound her lying on the floor by the stove with the whole front of her body to the hips a mass of roasted flesh. Her husband was discovered in the bedroom drunk, ‘The fire originated in the bedroom closet, but how is a mystery. On Sunday morning John May, a well known quartz operator of Greenville, Plumas county, fell from his chair dead while eating his breakfast at the _— Hotel. May was a native of England, but an old Ualifornian, and has been a mining partner with Thomas Treleaven for many years. Heé’was a man of considerable means. teamsters, named Archie Harper and Joe Lyons, engaged in a shooting affray in front of the Dallas Saloon. Ten or eleven shots were fired. Lyons was shot in the breast and is not expected to live: He has a wife and two young children. Harper was arrested and lodged in jail. J.B. Parnrae, of San Francisco, ' senior member of the firm of Painter & Co., type founders and déalers Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The case of death was heart disease. Tan Czar has isened ‘® manifesto giving notice of his coronation at cahecomearo ‘‘land-owners in the valley,along the . : ing into the kitchen of Mrs, Young, 3 in printing materials, died suddenly om GROANS From “giCKENS.”California Gudgeons That Bit Like Whales. . Wirginis City Enterprise.) ‘Over in the cow counties of California they are always howling about ‘thieving mining ‘opérations—just as though there were not dishonest men in all businesses and professions, from the savers of sinners to the bhief-catchers—and many’ and Jond have been'the warnings of the papers of Sacramento, Marysville, und other towns in the ranching regions, against mining enterprises of all kinds, Judging from the preachings of , these papers one would be led ti believe that the growers of sgricultuial products, and the dealers in the same, were the only honest men in the world. In view of all that has been said by these ‘papers, it is not a little amusing to learn that cit izens of Marysville have been victimized to the tane of over »$20,000 by the firm of Kendall & Co., Chicago ‘‘bucket-shop” dealers (or pre. tenided dealers) in grain. They led their California ‘‘slickens” gudgeons along nicely, In getting $10 or $15. as dividends on $50 or $100 sent on to Kendall & Co., the Granzers concluded they had struck a big. thing. Men who-would not look “at” mining stocks ‘let neighbor after neighbor into the secret of\ speculating “in ;. grain by the “mutual \plan,” through 000 . Kendall & Co,,.and a big ’ ‘stream of coin began to flow toward’ Chicago, while a very small stream trickled back toward Marysville,. The ranchmen iu general do not like\ to talk about the matter, but one \man is ooo . “ad enough” to’ give his ‘experience, which was-as follows ; He forwarded $50 and received remittances of $15 or $20 as” dividends, Think‘ing he had struck a good thing, . he sent Kendall & Co. $190 more, mak’. ing capital of $240 in all, with inany: more dividends until further orders, but to let the dividends .accnmulate and add them to his capital as fast as they _acerued, His divia considerable time to come, <i oe A Miner’s Mishap. » The Tidings says: Wednesday wnorning Wm. Hamill was very severely hurt while working in the 1200 level of the Idaho mine, Hamillistimber-man in the mine, and was engaged in putting in a hitch for a timber, when a large rock fell and caught him on the small of the back, very badly crushing him, The shock tohbis system was very .severe. The tissues about the ‘pelvis are badly torn, but it is supposed that-the spine is not—injured, ~An opinion as to the results of the hurt cannot yet be formed. Hamill is a very experienced man in his business, and is usually cautious. Me had been warned a-few minutes before he was hurt this time to, look out for the ground, and ‘then he sounded it and pronounced it safe and went on with bis work until the rock fell. The, rock that struck Hamill weighs, it is said, over five hundred pounds; A wet known business man of Stockton called on John Jackson, the hardware man, a day or two ago, on a matter of business. ‘Phe conference not resulting satisfactorily, the business man lost his temper and exclaimed: ‘‘You can go to h——1! !” ‘“What!”’shrieked Mr, Jackson, ‘‘such language from ‘you; and you a ‘member of the church!” ‘‘The ehurch be d d! Tm not talking church now; I'm talking business.” dt. A YOUNG young lady well known in society at Washington and in the West, has renounced the friyglities of the world and taken the black veil of the Order of Sisters of Visitacion. The lady is Miss Bouscaren, a daughter of the Chief Engineer of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, DIED. In Nevada City, February 7th, Anton Hennemann, aged 58 years. The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church on Friday (to-day) February 9, 3883 at 2 o'clock, P. M. Friends and acquaintances'are_respectfully invited to attend. 1883, INSOLVENT NOTICE. bie the Superior Gourt Court of the County of Neages State pve California. In the matter of Anopivent Debtor, Wik tee R. es ae filed “tw this Court his petition, achedule, and inventory in Ingolvency, by which it appears that he is an Insolvent Debtor, the said William R. Coe is hereby declared to be. insolvent. The Sheriff of thesaid county of Nevada is hereestate, realand personal, of the said William R, Coe, debtor, except such as may be by law execution, and At Tuscarora, Nev., Tuesday two. of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account, aod papers, and to keep the same safely until the Premed an assignee = his estate. All persons» are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, to deliver any property belonging to a Fo orto any person, firm or corporation orassociation forhis use. The said debtor ishereby forbidden to transferor deliver pea property, until the further order ,of Court, except as herein ordered. it is further ordered that all the credtors of said debtor be and ap before the Hon. John" Sewell, Ju of the a rior Court of the said County of Nein open Co at the Court Room of waid Court NA the city and County of heburne on , the 15th day of . of that oe to prove an tate debts.and choose one or of the oe of = debtor, mt is further ordered, the order be published in the Nore Daily Tranecrins. a ppt and of greece cir ion, published Nevada . bons ity; as often as per is r.aet for the nino of credito be tee i 2 ee rig teaoirest og stay © sensed J Ty 4 ma: JOHN CALDWELL, soi} County, Cal aa aha a i aes structions to them-not to remit him . ) ; properly come before the meeting, ee eee 3 -EYONSSettetsty—. — by directed te take possession of all-the _Avavust Disrenruat, a German farmer, died in an emigrant boarding-house on the day he was to start to the Lome of his brother in the far west. The body was buried in the potter's field at Wehawken, and the brother was informed of the fact, The brother wrote that deceased had money, when the body was exhumed and over $2,000 found in his undershirt. * A SPECTAL frou Berlin, Mass., aE , February 6th says; A most brutal murder is agitating this community. James I,, Livingstone, a farmer, 65 years of age, while drunk killed his wife Mary Ann, aged 56 years, by hacking her with the blunt edge of a shingling hatchet, ~~ Oe SupecgipTions have been opened in Ireland fur the purpose of raising the mortgage on Parnell’s estate. Durine January the earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad amounted to $1,733,000. NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. © AS AGENT FOR THE Capital Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, _H. CRAWFORD] Trees, Flowers —AND——< OF ATs, BINDS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION, Leave orders at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. sh HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the. stockholders of the Hilernia Hall Association of, Nevada City, will be hehd at Hibernia Hall,\Nevada City, on Saturday, March 3d, 1883, Commenctig at Yo'clock, P, M.,for the purpose of electing a rd of Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may-come before the meveting: By order of the’ Eg of Directors. fi-ta T. H. CARR, Secretary, , ANNUAL MEETING. \HE ANNUAL MEETING\of the stock. ’ holders of the .Deadwood ‘Mining Company, Will také place a the office of the Secretaty, Deadwood Mine, Willow Valley, On Tuesday, February 27th, 1883, At 2 o'clock, P.M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the —. year, and for the transacticn of such other business as z STYLE. “The noblest work of God is man.” Who dare dispute it? Whoever can _ That great immortal truth condemn, Or place us forms that outrank inen? And yet, that ‘‘beauty unadorned Is most adorned,” by man is spurned; For ever since that fatal day, When Adam gaive‘the race away iy .Eve induced, whose rarest charms Ope’d up his eyes to falsealarms, As he took in the “‘tree of knowledge,” (No need had he to go to college) The green-eyed monster. on him pressed, He then his Eve in fig leaves dressed, As well’s himpe!f. And since that slip The Race is held in Fashion's grip. Talent and Art may now combine _ To rove the ‘human form divine,” And make it what it ought to be, A thing of beauty—joy tosee— In suits symmetrical and shapely, »_. Only made by WILLIAM BAILEY,Gallant knight of the tailor’s shears, Who cuts at BARRETT’S, without fears Of ever making one misfit. A red-hot fact, for never yetHe’s missed it. He's the “cutter out,” Who knows for sure what he’s about. With other ‘‘jours” to help him through, He'll make the garments good and true. They'll cut, and stiteh, and press, and sew, For coats do not by magic grow; They're wrought by busy fingers there, . And every stitch put in with care, Time and patience. Tender thought In every: button-hole inwrought I see. There 'n blending harmony The buttons go in charmingly; Then fold above some manly breast, Who thinks he is supremely blest When draped in BARRETT’S suits of bite: Happy thoughts the hours beguile Of him who shape or style e'er goes on; And knows just how to “put his elotheg on. Thave no doubt as I ain writing, ° . BARRETT’S suits are so inviting, . That every noble lad in town, ” Hearing of our great renown, ‘Will chafe and fret, nor cannot rest, Till robed in suit of BARRETI’S best; Just the shape to wear with ease, ‘ Lines and curves the eye to please. To one and all. who join the chase To be ahead at BARRETT’S PLACE, A perfect shapely suit to get, : (BAILEY’ 8 sure to make it fit) You'll find us where I'write this ditty, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City. No other store there will compare it, Walk right in’and— -C. A. BARRETT. a a2 IS DAILY RECEIVING ORDERS FOR ‘The Cheapest and Best. Life Insurance IN THE WORLD! Shrubberv. “ANNUAL MEETING. . . Entrance Fee. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING OF THE ©) National Exchauge Hotel Company. —_—— @ OTICE 18 HEREBY_GIVEN to all the stockholders of the National, Exchange otel Company, that pursuant the ByLaws of said me ye te & meeting of thé stockholders of said Company wili be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell,on Broad street, in the City of Nevada, County of het and State of California, on Monday, the 5th day of March, 1883, At 7 o'clock P.M. of said day, the purpose of electing Trustees and other officers of said corporation, and tes Ranmction ot such busingss as may come the Com pany. i e ©. LOWELL be pet February 7th 1883, 652 and 655 ‘Mission Street, HERMAN CONSOLIDATED COMPANY. Location of Princi of business and works, Notice ig here othe by Five po! “Geate! ie in “ier a oe ea oa the. Sec y, Citizens Poon Tag California. which DisComBeg jin Sotty, Nevada assessment y.-stock. upon this shal Baegg Pt gees on Saturday, the 3rd Sévertiond. ae t i eye ‘unless ent is ie before, on TULSDA ill be delinquent, ‘and bogs nquent, on will be sold. Y, the 20th day of March, 1883, to the delinquent assessment, vei With costs. ad evertiain, and expenses of sale. By order of the Boar ie tees. ‘2 D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Offite—Oiisent Honk, Nevada’ City, Nevada County, ed rE eR es COLD QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS! SILVER PLATED For Saving Over 2000 Onoen fan Francisco, California, Amalgamatimg Plates Gold. Fvery Description of Plates for QUA.ITZ MILLS: AND PLAGER Awaeamaton Macuincs: Made to order, corrugafed or plain § Fico. Phe most extensive and--#ac-: cessful manufacturer of Pla’ eg in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower Pricés than any other manufacturer. Send for Price List. San Francisco Gold, Silver a Nickel Plating Works. these x. Go. DENNISTON, Prop’r. ASSESSMENT for each $1,000 benefit: $9 70 Under 20 years, g6 iO a5-"C = Ls \80 25:10 30 eos OD 3G 6035. ae. HO S35 AR cae TS 40 t0 45. *. es en F360 145: 20:50 ownage dk 70 HOME BENEFIT ON Annual Fee for expenses Entrance PeGual' vs sw. 0 ¢ §0 to" S3t Sass An assessment will not be. death, as each assessment will amount sufficient to a several eet ACCIDENT. mati PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO ME BERS THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. $4, 000 Benefit and $5 Weekly Indemnit $4 Bat 60 es 0-10 56 8 Os Be tO Ge G toseece 2 ants Of Le, Over Gat: VG robably yi ASSOCIA Ga advance) Sg eee eee em eees Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. $5,000: Benefit and $25 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance FeO. sed ¥. se ¥iesen ae eee nlenm $8) og! Annual Fee for expenses aha advance). oo ge oom DEATH ONLY OR WEEKLY. INDEMNITY ONLY, + At” Gidiod “Rates than-the~ pabere. BRAND & BAD, its ces es ecessary for HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION jhe Mutual Insurance to Mem-. _ bers on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. — Entrance Hee i. e eves ever Pee ree een Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)..-. $2,000 BENEFIT. Entrance Fee. . Annual Pee for expenses (in advance): aa $3,000. BENEFIT. PEnitrance Fees iiss 0: cs deacaah simemes Annual Fee for expense (in sivaice). Beer $5,000 BENEFIT. Entrance: F 66. 945i ovis cdoeib eh ees sy eae Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. $10,000. BENEFIT. ‘Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) Membership OS 6555s eden \Medical Examination Extra. “RATE TABLE,” Assessments are graded according to the ages of members when the assessment is. called, as oOo oO 00 follows, .$2 10 50 80 30 80 40 -00 mR ww NRHN ield an e Stsue ek OG $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Indemnity. Entrapne Bee ccs. . pga ly eee tee 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance).. 1 25 $3,000 Benefit and $15-Weekly Indemnity. GirAnee P68 fs Po 60. s oe ae eee, $7. 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance) as 590 $4,000 Benefit and $20 Weekly Indemnity.$7.50) oR 2 00 fete) 7 00 each Boy's Suits from $4. nOSS PUNCH 5-CENT GIGAR. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. Sele Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21, Notice to Delinquent Tax payers Ts Delinquent Assessnient. Roll wil Ibe completed and I shall be in readiness to receive delinquent State and County taxes on and afterPhu Jan yon SCHMITEBURO, “SG. von ~‘Coutity Collector Nev. Co: connie Remedy. “OALIGYLIGA. No more Rheumatism, Gout, ‘ or Neuralgi Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure. Guaranteed. FYE YEARS. ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic. Refer to all prominent . : physicians and ts for the standing. of SALICYLICA. SECRET : 4 THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS, SALICYLICA. is known as a common: sense remedy, because it ‘strikes directly at the cause of ‘Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,\while so many 80-called specifics. and “panaceas only treat locally the ef: Tt ha& been ° conceded by eminent scien—_ “ rages applications, such as rub: th\ oils, ina iniments = saunewhinn works eit ‘Marvelous effect on this acid ai der. It is now ¢ used by all celebrated’ physicians of . Highest Medieal Acacemy of Paris rts 95 per cent, cures in three days. . : gs $1 A BOX) 6 BO: wa 4208 9 ae Ped your Se. for oo Bulge an fneat READY ‘MADE. “CLOTHING ! AORN on te To the People of Nevada County IMPROVE THIS” UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTERITY. S3 On and after To-day the Entire Stock in the store on the Gor, of Pine and Co at LOWER mercial Sts. Will be sold Rates than Ever Before aid in Nevada, ee Having: bought a very large consignment of: MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices. of a few: articles, namely_: Men's Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00, Men’s Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. Men’s. Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. Men's Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Overcoats, all shades,and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reduction. up. Eatest style Hats at very low rates; ; _.-Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents, ‘and. 765-cents, Faas g "California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1. to $1.25. — Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.76 per: dozen. . Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. “Worth from $1. 60 te $2.50 each. , Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. Overalls 37 cents » pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Blankets, all colors at San Francisco Prices, ~-Ladies;-Misses-and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest inducement ever offered. I might go on and enumerate article upon article in my line which I am Siem to sell han they have ever been sold in this section of country. In order’ to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, ment, we invite you to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, —e at less prices and be convinced that this is no clap-trap The Pionser Etveary sare . E —_o9—— Here I au, ai Here I Have Be Par Over ll Year ELIT Gr Choice Familv Groceries. “At No. 52 Broad a. --Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE My long experience in buying enables me.to place before my eustoers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, I ‘keep constantly on hand “Our Taste Sugar Cured Hams and Baco the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New,Orleans’Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s a Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Croc \ r ery, Nails, Candles, &., &c, 5) MY MOTTO 18:——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING—. GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. AGEDOLLAR'S WORTH . _ CHARLES E, MULZOY BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. 18 al 20 Gonna testa Street. . NEVADA A OILY. “J. J. JACKSON, PROP'R. OCAGENT F sae Boss COREE POT, =: “EPICURE” JAPAN Th THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE “EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, = . SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, — we,

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. "_ NBVADA CITY, CAL. Peo Businoos, ‘Manager. LBONARD 8. GALKINS.....(..Editor’ ~ Nevada County Oficial Press. FRIDAY, FEB. 9. THE YIELD OF GoLD. The most reliable statistics obtainable (and they are doubtless approximately correct, although falling short of rather than exceeding the actual yield,) show that from 1848 to the present time the gold mines of this State have produced $1, 138,500,000, the figures for the various years being as follows: ah : $10,000,000 40,000,000 50,000,000 . 65,000,000 60,000,000 65,000,000 60,000,000 55,000,000 55,000,000 55,000,000 50,000,000 PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. Superintendent Williams of ‘the Spring Va'ley hydraulic mins in Butte county informs.the Alta-thar line of their tailing canals, are. making contract, with the company fo: . ten years, to allow the sedimentladen ‘water coming from their mine, . . containing the slickens and -fine de__bris from it, to flow upon their cold . : adobe land; i in some instances to be used for filling up low places, and in others ta be spread broadcast over the land, to enrich and improve it.” Again, at a trial recently had for the possession of land on the north side of American river belonging to J. B. Haggin of San Francisco, after show“ing that the property in dispute: was. ___ bottom ‘land that was frequently * odvered with mining debris during . ‘ high water, ‘‘Haggin’s agent testified that it would rent for $125. per acre. per year, During the trial, witnesses from Yolo county also gave testimony as to the great value of such land. It is especially adapted for hop-raising, and readily brings from $20 per acre per year to much larger prices,” eommeneesensteecemae ed Lorrm Rama attempted Tuesday to kill Lieutenant Geo. E. B. Hart of the Twenty-second N. Y. Regiment. When they met she drew a revolver and fired. He turn. ed atid ran, and she followed, discharging the four remaining cartridges as fast as peasible. She was __arrésted, and gave her age as 19. The past summer, when the reyiment returned from the encampment, * the woman fell in love with a member whose name she refused to give, He accomplished her ruin-and “deserted her. Hart, whom she had known from childhood, besought her to live with him, and she did so till~ about two weeks ago, when he too deserted. her. Ar San Jose Tuesday Mrs. Teresa Young, aged 45, was fatally burned. Her screams aroused Mrs. Slaven, "living in the same house, and enterfound her lying on the floor by the stove with the whole front of her body to the hips a mass of roasted flesh. Her husband was discovered in the bedroom drunk, ‘The fire originated in the bedroom closet, but how is a mystery. On Sunday morning John May, a well known quartz operator of Greenville, Plumas county, fell from his chair dead while eating his breakfast at the _— Hotel. May was a native of England, but an old Ualifornian, and has been a mining partner with Thomas Treleaven for many years. Heé’was a man of considerable means. teamsters, named Archie Harper and Joe Lyons, engaged in a shooting affray in front of the Dallas Saloon. Ten or eleven shots were fired. Lyons was shot in the breast and is not expected to live: He has a wife and two young children. Harper was arrested and lodged in jail. J.B. Parnrae, of San Francisco, ' senior member of the firm of Painter & Co., type founders and déalers Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The case of death was heart disease. Tan Czar has isened ‘® manifesto giving notice of his coronation at cahecomearo ‘‘land-owners in the valley,along the . : ing into the kitchen of Mrs, Young, 3 in printing materials, died suddenly om GROANS From “giCKENS.”California Gudgeons That Bit Like Whales. . Wirginis City Enterprise.) ‘Over in the cow counties of California they are always howling about ‘thieving mining ‘opérations—just as though there were not dishonest men in all businesses and professions, from the savers of sinners to the bhief-catchers—and many’ and Jond have been'the warnings of the papers of Sacramento, Marysville, und other towns in the ranching regions, against mining enterprises of all kinds, Judging from the preachings of , these papers one would be led ti believe that the growers of sgricultuial products, and the dealers in the same, were the only honest men in the world. In view of all that has been said by these ‘papers, it is not a little amusing to learn that cit izens of Marysville have been victimized to the tane of over »$20,000 by the firm of Kendall & Co., Chicago ‘‘bucket-shop” dealers (or pre. tenided dealers) in grain. They led their California ‘‘slickens” gudgeons along nicely, In getting $10 or $15. as dividends on $50 or $100 sent on to Kendall & Co., the Granzers concluded they had struck a big. thing. Men who-would not look “at” mining stocks ‘let neighbor after neighbor into the secret of\ speculating “in ;. grain by the “mutual \plan,” through 000 . Kendall & Co,,.and a big ’ ‘stream of coin began to flow toward’ Chicago, while a very small stream trickled back toward Marysville,. The ranchmen iu general do not like\ to talk about the matter, but one \man is ooo . “ad enough” to’ give his ‘experience, which was-as follows ; He forwarded $50 and received remittances of $15 or $20 as” dividends, Think‘ing he had struck a good thing, . he sent Kendall & Co. $190 more, mak’. ing capital of $240 in all, with inany: more dividends until further orders, but to let the dividends .accnmulate and add them to his capital as fast as they _acerued, His divia considerable time to come, <i oe A Miner’s Mishap. » The Tidings says: Wednesday wnorning Wm. Hamill was very severely hurt while working in the 1200 level of the Idaho mine, Hamillistimber-man in the mine, and was engaged in putting in a hitch for a timber, when a large rock fell and caught him on the small of the back, very badly crushing him, The shock tohbis system was very .severe. The tissues about the ‘pelvis are badly torn, but it is supposed that-the spine is not—injured, ~An opinion as to the results of the hurt cannot yet be formed. Hamill is a very experienced man in his business, and is usually cautious. Me had been warned a-few minutes before he was hurt this time to, look out for the ground, and ‘then he sounded it and pronounced it safe and went on with bis work until the rock fell. The, rock that struck Hamill weighs, it is said, over five hundred pounds; A wet known business man of Stockton called on John Jackson, the hardware man, a day or two ago, on a matter of business. ‘Phe conference not resulting satisfactorily, the business man lost his temper and exclaimed: ‘‘You can go to h——1! !” ‘“What!”’shrieked Mr, Jackson, ‘‘such language from ‘you; and you a ‘member of the church!” ‘‘The ehurch be d d! Tm not talking church now; I'm talking business.” dt. A YOUNG young lady well known in society at Washington and in the West, has renounced the friyglities of the world and taken the black veil of the Order of Sisters of Visitacion. The lady is Miss Bouscaren, a daughter of the Chief Engineer of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, DIED. In Nevada City, February 7th, Anton Hennemann, aged 58 years. The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church on Friday (to-day) February 9, 3883 at 2 o'clock, P. M. Friends and acquaintances'are_respectfully invited to attend. 1883, INSOLVENT NOTICE. bie the Superior Gourt Court of the County of Neages State pve California. In the matter of Anopivent Debtor, Wik tee R. es ae filed “tw this Court his petition, achedule, and inventory in Ingolvency, by which it appears that he is an Insolvent Debtor, the said William R. Coe is hereby declared to be. insolvent. The Sheriff of thesaid county of Nevada is hereestate, realand personal, of the said William R, Coe, debtor, except such as may be by law execution, and At Tuscarora, Nev., Tuesday two. of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account, aod papers, and to keep the same safely until the Premed an assignee = his estate. All persons» are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, to deliver any property belonging to a Fo orto any person, firm or corporation orassociation forhis use. The said debtor ishereby forbidden to transferor deliver pea property, until the further order ,of Court, except as herein ordered. it is further ordered that all the credtors of said debtor be and ap before the Hon. John" Sewell, Ju of the a rior Court of the said County of Nein open Co at the Court Room of waid Court NA the city and County of heburne on , the 15th day of . of that oe to prove an tate debts.and choose one or of the oe of = debtor, mt is further ordered, the order be published in the Nore Daily Tranecrins. a ppt and of greece cir ion, published Nevada . bons ity; as often as per is r.aet for the nino of credito be tee i 2 ee rig teaoirest og stay © sensed J Ty 4 ma: JOHN CALDWELL, soi} County, Cal aa aha a i aes structions to them-not to remit him . ) ; properly come before the meeting, ee eee 3 -EYONSSettetsty—. — by directed te take possession of all-the _Avavust Disrenruat, a German farmer, died in an emigrant boarding-house on the day he was to start to the Lome of his brother in the far west. The body was buried in the potter's field at Wehawken, and the brother was informed of the fact, The brother wrote that deceased had money, when the body was exhumed and over $2,000 found in his undershirt. * A SPECTAL frou Berlin, Mass., aE , February 6th says; A most brutal murder is agitating this community. James I,, Livingstone, a farmer, 65 years of age, while drunk killed his wife Mary Ann, aged 56 years, by hacking her with the blunt edge of a shingling hatchet, ~~ Oe SupecgipTions have been opened in Ireland fur the purpose of raising the mortgage on Parnell’s estate. Durine January the earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad amounted to $1,733,000. NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. © AS AGENT FOR THE Capital Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, _H. CRAWFORD] Trees, Flowers —AND——< OF ATs, BINDS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION, Leave orders at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. sh HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the. stockholders of the Hilernia Hall Association of, Nevada City, will be hehd at Hibernia Hall,\Nevada City, on Saturday, March 3d, 1883, Commenctig at Yo'clock, P, M.,for the purpose of electing a rd of Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may-come before the meveting: By order of the’ Eg of Directors. fi-ta T. H. CARR, Secretary, , ANNUAL MEETING. \HE ANNUAL MEETING\of the stock. ’ holders of the .Deadwood ‘Mining Company, Will také place a the office of the Secretaty, Deadwood Mine, Willow Valley, On Tuesday, February 27th, 1883, At 2 o'clock, P.M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the —. year, and for the transacticn of such other business as z STYLE. “The noblest work of God is man.” Who dare dispute it? Whoever can _ That great immortal truth condemn, Or place us forms that outrank inen? And yet, that ‘‘beauty unadorned Is most adorned,” by man is spurned; For ever since that fatal day, When Adam gaive‘the race away iy .Eve induced, whose rarest charms Ope’d up his eyes to falsealarms, As he took in the “‘tree of knowledge,” (No need had he to go to college) The green-eyed monster. on him pressed, He then his Eve in fig leaves dressed, As well’s himpe!f. And since that slip The Race is held in Fashion's grip. Talent and Art may now combine _ To rove the ‘human form divine,” And make it what it ought to be, A thing of beauty—joy tosee— In suits symmetrical and shapely, »_. Only made by WILLIAM BAILEY,Gallant knight of the tailor’s shears, Who cuts at BARRETT’S, without fears Of ever making one misfit. A red-hot fact, for never yetHe’s missed it. He's the “cutter out,” Who knows for sure what he’s about. With other ‘‘jours” to help him through, He'll make the garments good and true. They'll cut, and stiteh, and press, and sew, For coats do not by magic grow;

They're wrought by busy fingers there, . And every stitch put in with care, Time and patience. Tender thought In every: button-hole inwrought I see. There 'n blending harmony The buttons go in charmingly; Then fold above some manly breast, Who thinks he is supremely blest When draped in BARRETT’S suits of bite: Happy thoughts the hours beguile Of him who shape or style e'er goes on; And knows just how to “put his elotheg on. Thave no doubt as I ain writing, ° . BARRETT’S suits are so inviting, . That every noble lad in town, ” Hearing of our great renown, ‘Will chafe and fret, nor cannot rest, Till robed in suit of BARRETI’S best; Just the shape to wear with ease, ‘ Lines and curves the eye to please. To one and all. who join the chase To be ahead at BARRETT’S PLACE, A perfect shapely suit to get, : (BAILEY’ 8 sure to make it fit) You'll find us where I'write this ditty, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City. No other store there will compare it, Walk right in’and— -C. A. BARRETT. a a2 IS DAILY RECEIVING ORDERS FOR ‘The Cheapest and Best. Life Insurance IN THE WORLD! Shrubberv. “ANNUAL MEETING. . . Entrance Fee. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING OF THE ©) National Exchauge Hotel Company. —_—— @ OTICE 18 HEREBY_GIVEN to all the stockholders of the National, Exchange otel Company, that pursuant the ByLaws of said me ye te & meeting of thé stockholders of said Company wili be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell,on Broad street, in the City of Nevada, County of het and State of California, on Monday, the 5th day of March, 1883, At 7 o'clock P.M. of said day, the purpose of electing Trustees and other officers of said corporation, and tes Ranmction ot such busingss as may come the Com pany. i e ©. LOWELL be pet February 7th 1883, 652 and 655 ‘Mission Street, HERMAN CONSOLIDATED COMPANY. Location of Princi of business and works, Notice ig here othe by Five po! “Geate! ie in “ier a oe ea oa the. Sec y, Citizens Poon Tag California. which DisComBeg jin Sotty, Nevada assessment y.-stock. upon this shal Baegg Pt gees on Saturday, the 3rd Sévertiond. ae t i eye ‘unless ent is ie before, on TULSDA ill be delinquent, ‘and bogs nquent, on will be sold. Y, the 20th day of March, 1883, to the delinquent assessment, vei With costs. ad evertiain, and expenses of sale. By order of the Boar ie tees.. ‘2 D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Offite—Oiisent Honk, Nevada’ City, Nevada County, ed rE eR es COLD QUARTZ AND PLACER MINERS! SILVER PLATED For Saving Over 2000 Onoen fan Francisco, California, Amalgamatimg Plates Gold. Fvery Description of Plates for QUA.ITZ MILLS: AND PLAGER Awaeamaton Macuincs: Made to order, corrugafed or plain § Fico. Phe most extensive and--#ac-: cessful manufacturer of Pla’ eg in the United States. Will fill orders at Lower Pricés than any other manufacturer. Send for Price List. San Francisco Gold, Silver a Nickel Plating Works. these x. Go. DENNISTON, Prop’r. ASSESSMENT for each $1,000 benefit: $9 70 Under 20 years, g6 iO a5-"C = Ls \80 25:10 30 eos OD 3G 6035. ae. HO S35 AR cae TS 40 t0 45.. *. es en F360 145: 20:50 ownage dk 70 HOME BENEFIT ON Annual Fee for expenses Entrance PeGual' vs sw. 0 ¢ §0 to" S3t Sass An assessment will not be. death, as each assessment will amount sufficient to a several eet ACCIDENT. mati PROVIDING LIFE ACCIDENT INSURANCE TO ME BERS THE ASSESSMENT PLAN. $4, 000 Benefit and $5 Weekly Indemnit $4 Bat 60 es 0-10 56 8 Os Be tO Ge G toseece 2 ants Of Le, Over Gat: VG robably yi ASSOCIA Ga advance) Sg eee eee em eees Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... $5,000: Benefit and $25 Weekly Indemnity. Entrance FeO. sed ¥. se ¥iesen ae eee nlenm $8) og! Annual Fee for expenses aha advance). oo ge oom DEATH ONLY OR WEEKLY. INDEMNITY ONLY, + At” Gidiod “Rates than-the~ pabere. BRAND & BAD, its ces es ecessary for HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION jhe Mutual Insurance to Mem-. _ bers on the Assessment Plan ! $1,000 BENEFIT. — Entrance Hee i.. e eves ever Pee ree een Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)...-. $2,000 BENEFIT. Entrance Fee. . Annual Pee for expenses (in advance): aa $3,000. BENEFIT. PEnitrance Fees iiss 0: cs deacaah simemes Annual Fee for expense (in sivaice). Beer $5,000 BENEFIT. Entrance: F 66. 945i ovis cdoeib eh ees sy eae Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... $10,000. BENEFIT. ‘Two Benefits of $5,000 each.) Membership OS 6555s eden \Medical Examination Extra. “RATE TABLE,” Assessments are graded according to the ages of members when the assessment is. called, as oOo oO 00 follows, .$2 10 50 80 30 80 40 -00 mR ww NRHN ield an e Stsue ek OG $2,000 Benefit and $10 Weekly Indemnity. Entrapne Bee ccs. .. pga ly eee tee 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance)... 1 25 $3,000 Benefit and $15-Weekly Indemnity. GirAnee P68 fs Po 60. s oe ae eee, $7. 00 Annual Fee for expenses (in advance) as 590 $4,000 Benefit and $20 Weekly Indemnity.$7.50) oR 2 00 fete) 7 00 each Boy's Suits from $4. nOSS PUNCH 5-CENT GIGAR. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. Sele Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21, Notice to Delinquent Tax payers Ts Delinquent Assessnient. Roll wil Ibe completed and I shall be in readiness to receive delinquent State and County taxes on and afterPhu Jan yon SCHMITEBURO, “SG. von ~‘Coutity Collector Nev. Co: connie Remedy. “OALIGYLIGA. No more Rheumatism, Gout, ‘ or Neuralgi Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure. Guaranteed. FYE YEARS. ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic. Refer to all prominent . : physicians and ts for the standing. of SALICYLICA. SECRET : 4 THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS, SALICYLICA. is known as a common: sense remedy, because it ‘strikes directly at the cause of ‘Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,\while so many 80-called specifics. and “panaceas only treat locally the ef: Tt ha& been ° conceded by eminent scien—_ “ rages applications, such as rub: th\ oils, ina iniments = saunewhinn works eit ‘Marvelous effect on this acid ai der. It is now ¢ used by all celebrated’ physicians of . Highest Medieal Acacemy of Paris rts 95 per cent, cures in three days. . : gs $1 A BOX) 6 BO: wa 4208 9 ae Ped your Se. for oo Bulge an fneat READY ‘MADE. “CLOTHING ! AORN on te To the People of Nevada County IMPROVE THIS” UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTERITY. S3 On and after To-day the Entire Stock in the store on the Gor, of Pine and Co at LOWER mercial Sts. Will be sold Rates than Ever Before aid in Nevada, ee Having: bought a very large consignment of: MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices. of a few: articles, namely_: Men's Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00, Men’s Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. Men's Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. Men’s. Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. Men's Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Overcoats, all shades,and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reduction. up. Eatest style Hats at very low rates; ; _.-Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents, ‘and. 765-cents, Faas g "California Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1. to $1.25. — Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.76 per: dozen. . Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. “Worth from $1. 60 te $2.50 each. , Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. Overalls 37 cents » pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Blankets, all colors at San Francisco Prices, ~-Ladies;-Misses-and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest inducement ever offered. I might go on and enumerate article upon article in my line which I am Siem to sell han they have ever been sold in this section of country. In order’ to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, ment, we invite you to call and examine thesefgoods and the prices, —e at less prices and be convinced that this is no clap-trap The Pionser Etveary sare . E —_o9—— Here I au, ai Here I Have Be Par Over ll Year ELIT Gr Choice Familv Groceries. “At No. 52 Broad a. --Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE My long experience in buying enables me.to place before my eustoers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, I ‘keep constantly on hand “Our Taste Sugar Cured Hams and Baco the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New,Orleans’Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s a Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Croc \ r ery, Nails, Candles, &., &c, 5) MY MOTTO 18:——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING—. GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. AGEDOLLAR'S WORTH . _ CHARLES E, MULZOY BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. 18 al 20 Gonna testa Street. . NEVADA A OILY.. “J. J. JACKSON, PROP'R. OCAGENT F sae Boss COREE POT, =: “EPICURE” JAPAN Th THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE “EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, = . SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, — we,