January 1, 1884 (4 pages)

eS Es _ the depredators clapped his hand 400 pages, and be an invaluable book for all classes of citizens, _. begin in the vestry of the Methodist o cio nae aa nga NEVADA DALY TRANSCRIP. ‘POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postoffice until further BRIEF MENTION: Jo:tings and Transcriptions of Leca) Tuterest. : Tobe fashionable now you must have-a log fire in the ‘‘froat room.” It is the early fire kindled with noARRiVESia y. u. coal oil that catches the servant ° M. 11:08 a. au. . g'rle. gr ts mM) Mra. Ethel RB. Carr has petitioned : 1:33 P, u. . the Superior Gourtto. appoint her Bara ity via dan” as qdministratrix of tho estate of sed Rovisin ee . James F. Carr, deceased. days)acoesa cczcece OO Me 11:00 4.4, . . We have received from a: man Blue’? > Pea ages a who recently served-a term in the and Graniteville, County Jail.an mteresting communpoe gpoml 6:04. 2:80 7, u, . ication that will appear in our next Washington issue. Oni Tuesda; Thuredaysand tReno boasts a barber that is ead You Bet, Little York 6:30 4. M. 11:00 4. M. . $30.8 week. He commands a bi and Dute Ny salary because he talks a man to Mondays, Weinesdays and ae: 6:30 A. wt. 11:30 a, u, . death and then charges corpse rates Ne Paper To-Merrew. — To-day being the beginning of new year, and @ legal holiday, TRANSCRIPT force will observe it in the customary manner, and n6 . per will be iesued from this office tomorrow morning. ft Vicious Chinese Barglars. Sunday morning about two e’clock .two.Chinamen eff.cted =. entrance to! the cabin of Ah Kee, a fellow counA telephone line is to be construct: ed between the Charonvat mine and vesidence at Uanada Hill. The apparatus and wire*‘arrived from the East last week. +} ~Quite a-number of our. people talk about going to the Coeur d’Alene mines in the spring. Yet newspapers hear the vew diggings have nothing to say about them. The mail and express have been and are nuw carrying away ane -bsipgive.in large amounte.of holiday. presenta, showing that Nevada City . the the ‘pa ‘on the-subject of late by several tryman who is employed by the Previdence Cumpany and lives. near the mine, by tearing some shakes off the roof of the kitchen. Ah Kee’s wife, to whom he was legally: married by Justice Anderson a few years ago, was the only inmate of the building, ani being awakened by the noise began to scream. One of folks are not forgetfyl nor forgotten. “Your chesk i isan awful temptation to me,” he exclaimed, as he cooked admiringly into. her fresh young face. “Your cheek must be an awful barden to you,” she replied, glancing at him suspiciously. The committee appointed by the Execative Committee to. examine the accounts conuected with the lat: District Fair, reported progress on Friday evening and asked for further time in which to report. It was given one week, The Central: Pavific Railread Comover her mouth. when she siezed a finger between her teeth and bit it nearly in two, They then took the hatchet with which they had broken n-and beat the: plucky -woman over the head and face, inflicting several . psny has begun suit in the Superior severe but not dangerous bruises and . Court against John F. and M. Ww. cuts. They went through the house, }Churchto recover $460, the sam: getting about $50 worth of jewelry, then decamped. Sunday morning after daylight they were tracked by means of the blood from the bitter finger‘as far as Chinatown, but no arcests have been made up to the time of this writing. being remainder. of purchase money and‘interest thereon due on-a tract of land purchased by~them: trom the Company. The Theatre _wat filled to the doors Saturday evening with ao audience that assembled to witness the Boyd Company iu ‘The Two O:“phaos.” The play passed-off well, giving general satisfaction. Hatch made a great hit as ‘La Frochard” and,‘‘Picard,” while all the members of the company were good. The telegram of last weck stating . that C. 8, Benham had . “skipped for this coast leaving behind him mw New York an indebtedness of §200.000, does not appear to be well founded. The San Francisco papers deny its truthfalness, and a later dispatch from New York says the that the nomination will be open. to’ shortage is not over $35,000 ani him if he will accept it. ‘The nomthat it will be duly settled. ination would prove very ‘popular ar eee with the people of the county.” A leighing tactdent. -Fadge Searls was~yesterday-shown. ~-Thse ~Republican~-says— «Whatthe feregoing by the TRaNscrirr reporter. He said that there was some mistake about it ; he was not a candidate for the position and had declared he would not accept the nomination even if it were tendered to_ him. a Superior Judgeship. The Grass Valley Union, which js supposed to speak fer: the Demosracy of Nevada county, says: ‘The name of Judge Niles Searls is being:considerably used in connection with a nomination on the Democratic ticket next year for Superior Judge. He has been interviewed friends, who kave concluded that he will leave the matter in the hands— ef hiefriends. There is no doubt might have been a severe accident, occurred on the plaza at Truckee Tuesday forenoon. W. W. Van Arsdale aud wife, Supervisor H. L. Day’and his daushter and eight year old son, and Mies Danforth started to take a sleigh ride, There . were foum horses attached to the. sleigh, and just before ‘they reached the railroad crossing “at the lowe: ead of the plaza, the leadera swung around and the sleigh run upon a boulder “and was capsiz-d. Mrs Van Arsdale was thrown violentl; out avd struck her head on a rock, -and received séveral severe bruises about the neck and head. © Miss Danferth escaped with a b.ack eye, while Miss Day and Messrs. Day, Van Arsdale and Day Jr, came ofi scott free. >. ® -—s os The Deer Killing Case. County Directory. ae Ne George W. Wade is now here gathering material for McKenney & Co,’s forthcoming Directory of Neva‘da, Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte and Tchama counties. The work will givéthe name, occupation and resi‘dence of all adult personsin the cities and.towns, together. with the miners, farmers, stockraisers, mill men, fruitgrowers and. wine manu facturers, with their Postoffice ad dresses and the number of acres owned by each. It will ‘contain about —Jackey-Stevens,-t!¢man— arrested. in this city last Saturday for killing a deer near the Authony Houve,was sentenced te thirty days’ ment inthe County Jal, which was che lightest penalty that could be imp sed on him. has made complaint against Charles Kent for. violating the law by .buyring the deer, ‘and Mr. pleaded not guilty, His case is set for trial before Justice Wadsworth to-morrow evening. a a Week of Prayer. The week of prayer of the Evangelical Alliatice of the world beyinhs today. In this city services will Church at 7:30 o’clock this evening and when these have been continued a week a series of protracted meetings will be held. » : : Nevada Lodge, No. 15, F. and. A. M There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13,.F. and A. M., 06 Wednesday evening, at 74 o'clock A full attendance of members is de-. Goov business suits for §7 50 at sired. Visiting brethren are corMiller’s. nl7-tf Base invited, oe a. Sieemeu Gastricine. : ~ Work in the Thira Dike : : : H, SransFixtp, Master. , J. H. Boarpman,. Sec. Pacrric Coast-Diaries for 1884, at Brand Bro’s. Bookstore. "A SPECIFIC FOR ‘Dyspersta. Sold by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per = box. Sent by mail. J. N. HeceNew ugpesira Gallery. .staN & Co., Proprietors, New York. : shots a 25° . . eents. Meoncript ee i z : imprisun. Kenthas . Block, Conmaaaiak street. H. P. d29lw Gatligas, Prop'r. r Rememser, t : ‘Jou. want. Weal‘ h and strength of; mind and muscle, ’ .use Brown’s Iron Bitters. ee es For conghs and colds there ‘is no remedy’ equal toe Ammen's Cough. Syrup: 4, Address Cards . Written. _ All kinds of cord . writing neatly done at_.Room G,Union H y Prof. W.E. Harden. dl5_ Warr Family: Blankets, $5 a. ‘St Casper's. nls. —S , PHOENIX, Or, May 14, ‘1882. — -" [have had calls for Am: men's Cough Syrap. I recommend — my practice, ‘Joun A, Cuasramy, MoD. Annual Meeting. e The Annual Meeting of the Nevada County Mining aud “Prospecting, Company will be held at the office of W. F, Englebright, on Broad’ street, Morgan & Robert's Block, Nevada City, Cal, on Saturday, . January 12, 1884, for the purpose of . transacting such business as may . come before the meeting. By order J. D. Fremtne, President. W.F. Esoiesricns, Secretary. Nevada Chey. Pes. 29 29, 1883, otel, tf “Boy. $7.50 enit quit at Mile wl7tf . : pair} _ Eyes: brig “cheeks ceiogure tf . rosy, muscles gaim etreng:li by the use of Brown’s Trun Bitters. Ongcon Crry, Or; oni 25, 1882 —We can build up » large sale for} Ammen’s Cough Syrap, as it sells} oe Death of Hrs. Irving Watson. Sunday morning that Mrs. Irving Watson died the previous uight at Greenville, Plumas county. About eleven months ago she was married here to Mr. Wataon (also formerly of this city) and went at ence to Greenville where her husband is part owner in a foundry. The early part of last month a daughter was born to the couple, and it still lives. Mrs; Thoss of this city, mother to the deceased, was with her during the most of her illness. C. J. Brand, husband of Mrs, Watson’s sister, left_on yesterday noon’s ‘train for Reno to meet the remains which are to be brought here for buvial, The body left Greenville Sunday morning. It has to be brought over & hundred mi'es by stage, part of the way through soow five or six feet deep, then via a narrow gafige railroad to Reno a,»—didatance of thirty-five miles more. / It is the expectetion to have the-funeral-take place from the Congregational Church attwo o’slock to-morrow aftertioon, but should any change in the time be necessary due notice will be given by means of posters. Mrs, Watson (formerly. Miss JavLetta Thoss) resided in this city nine The aad intelligence was received ' ie ee : Bola fhurgtary. The residence of O. C. Bley on Boulder street was burglarized Sunday night about ten o’clock while the family were at their restaurant ‘on Pine street, Just before dark that evening a neighbor saw a. era set man with dark clothing and light hat breaking in a. six-light ‘window sash at the rear of the house, but supposed the person to be Mr. Bley. and that he had accidentally broken the window. The man walked away then, but returning later entered through the window and completely ransacked the premires, Trunks were pried open, the drawers.of bureaus and the sewing machine emp-tigl of their contents, a wardrobe was turned upside down, and the stovepipe was even pulled out of place in the search. From the trank’ of Mrs, Noyes, who occupies a room in the house, a silver watch and chain and about fifteen dollars in money were taken, and from Mr. Bley’s trunk was stolen a lot of silverware including knives, forks, teaspoous, : table-spoons and napkin. rings. The thief cut himself, apparently his left hand; in—climbing through the window, and his blood was, 1; ft on various articles about the room, lady-like qualities beloved by all who knew her. Her relatives here have the deepest sympathy of their townspeople. J. W. Ginds at Modeste.: J. Ws Hinds, formerly of this city, and at oe time President of the Bank of Nevada County, is about to locate at Modesto, and a_ reporter of the Farmer’s Journal has been interviewing him as to his intentions. After giving Mr. Hinds a boom on his enterprising qualities, and . gaining the geutleman’s opinion that the country éurrounding Modesto is a rich one, the Journal man_ inquires if Mr. H. thinks of starting a cantirst, dnd then I will branch out and make Movtesto lively. I think a woolen mill would pay well-here. It would give employment to a great many people, andthat I find to be the shan fa make a town or city prosperous, Ishall do all in my power to make this.a live place, and I feel cunfiderit that you have got some good men here, if they were only stirred up alittle.” The Journal concludes by ‘sayitig that Mr. "Hinda is probabl.worth.two millions, and if he will do for Modesto Fresno, the people of that county will be blessed. The bank will open within a few weeks, Girl Wanted. Gil wanted to do general houseyears, aud was for her amiable and [ ty-five in number, were, a ‘. Hill, headed this way. very. He replies: ‘‘Not at present. I shall get a bad in running order . what he has done for San Jose and . ” The Downieviile Messenger Bays: A corps of gurveyors, some twen-' a few: days’ ago, in the neighborhood of \Oregon The object of the survey is to find the moat practicable route for a narrow gauge railroad from a point in Yuba or j Butte county toand up the Yuba {~~ river, probably as far as the Iron mines,sixteen miles above this place, on the headwaters of the East Fork. Should they be able to tind a feasible river, and should the weather remain favorable, the surveyors expect to come as far as this place this winter, and may be looked for here in the next ten-days, ~ “> oa ————WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social {tems Gleaned Here and There, P. T. Riley, one of Nevada county’s most popular young men, was at the county seat yesterday on legal business. Pete carries sunshine and good cheer wherever he goes, Miss Molel, who arrived from Germany last week on a vieit to her sister, Mrs. Kornhammer, has cons cluded to remove to-Bloomfield and sister, John Hearach, “for many youre the popular clerk of the Holbrooke Heuse at Grase Valley, has accepted_a similar position at the Unio» Hotelin. this city and will go on duty to-day. WEED. . If YOU would live toa o well,Tet _ -Cuarman Bros. Go With the sd to work in family of wwo. Apply at; A Good overcoat for $7 50 at]the TraxscalrT. office jl-tf ° Miller’s nl7-tf Pierre Joseph wes born April 12th, 1780, and is living to-day in San Francis :0, A Type of Well Prasarrad Manhood He has an . Tobacco every day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the PurE RIPE OLD AGE, Smoke good Cigars, which can always be had at Constable Venard . . : ——_GIFINS CIGAR: FACTORY, Broad St., near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. Br and Brot Sa eeenetiekenanamoamll ‘WHHL Receive Calls. Mow te save Time. Mrs. .W. H. Crawford, assisted by the E. V.:C, Club and by. Misses Mary Gault. and Sara Miller, will receive at Mrs. Orawford’s residence from one to eight o’clock P. M. Mrs. 0.’ Maltman, assisted by Mrs. J. L. Holland and Misses Lena Locklin and Ida Maltiman, will receive visitors New Year's Day froin ove toeight o’clock P. M., at Mrs, Maltman’ a. residence on Water street. ; a Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, East Broad street, assisted by Mesdames KE, Merrifield and F. G. Beatty, andMisses Dorsey, Alice Foster, Jessie Ridge, IdaConaway and Aniie.Conaway, Mra. €. E. Malloy, assisted~by Miases R. M. Valautine, Cora Clark and Maygie Martin, will receive. Hours from 6ne till ten o’clock Pp, M. Residence, junction of East ‘and West Broad streets, Mrs. I. J. Rolfe, West Broad-St., assiated by Mrs, Geo. Grissell, Miss‘an Emily “and” Bell” Rolfe,“ Bertis Douglass and Etta Barrett, bbe held at an early day and then [Senne SD assessment of ten cents per ae here, and get home again the sa at two o’clock in the morning. east-eund emigrant trains are rest can be had, ee 2 2 en ‘New York MI . that there was an assessment twenty cents per share on the N York Hill mine, Director Pe Johnston says the rumor is incorre but that in all probability a spec county sest, spend about an. hour day. They leave Truckee on freight train No. 6 at 12 ‘o'clock at night, arriving in Colfax in time to take. the morning train, and in Nevada City at eleven o'clock. Returning, the train leaves this city at 12:10 and arrives in Colfax at 2 o’clock, and by taking the emigrant train at 5 o’clock hecan arrive at home The ways neat and clean, good berths are-furnished,and a good -night’s Tidings: There has been a» rumor current for some time to the effect rmnesting of the Board of Directorswill. share The following ladies will receive] The Truckecites now have it fig( h ristm as C, 0 od S! . calls to-day : ured down s2 they can come to the Finest Goods! of ew ter ct, ial splenic mi _And-s see the ‘anise aeele of an Fancy Bas! Largest Stock! ts, meee as route from Oregon Hill down to the make her hoine there with another . « _. Tracy’s Auction House. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. es —AND-—FINEST HOLIDAY GOODS, BEAUTIFUL ——AND—— _-——0O HAND-BAGS. FINE HANDKERCESPEEFS, LACE COLLARS, LACE CURTAINS, GLOVES and HOSIERY, ELEGANT GIFTS. PLUSH JEWELRY CASES, : its PLUSH: TOILET .CASES, CARD CASES, PURSES, ELEGANT FANS, TIDIES, in great variety, PERFUMERY, » CARD ALBUMS SCRAP BOOKS, PAPETERIES. An @legant assortment of ; Hw eEuR ys, = —o———— SCRAP BAS KETS, $ Climbing Monkeys, Picture Frames, Fancy Soaps, Souvenirs, ‘1 . will be levied. . The mine. ix_lookin, a very well, as far as indications FancylPaper Boxes, ~ "A liege. lat_of "fresh. oranberriend goncerned, and the stockholders are “Handkerchiefs! Linst. received at. _Javkson very hopeful that in a short time 3 : al “(Celluloid and Gort: from Satantl s*sizes *up,)CHILDREN 8 fata taken instan-. Svits m iltaneously by nik Nevada City. Tg ee. oS Harmonicas, 3 dita mcagl ete. a a Qe aes re) c& IMMENSE STOCK OF DOLLS, Irom Five Cents to Five Dollars, Dressed and Undressed, China anl War. And for thesnext 20 days w purchasing a Doll arrelegant Doll’s Hat. e will give to every child Special Inducements in Mullery _ As we intend to close outqur stock inthat Department by the first of the New Year. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. _Call early and ‘secure immense bargairts. BEARNEARD . SEXA LIEN BERGER, \MERICAN 9 CENT STORE..<..BROAD STREET. Dressing Cases, Toilet Sets, Odor Cases, Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums, Christmas Cards, . Gift Books, ati chidre, Etc., Etc., Betore Parchasinzg Gifts. CARR BROTHERS, Corner Pine dnd Commercial sts. » Nevada oe CASH GROGERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, HaveOpened a First-Class awene w ine our. fine stock ot’ CHRISTMAS CARDS "94% e222! _souoss e0008 Don’t fail to call at the Palace Drugstore da examWORK BASKETS, 2 . ; HAND BASKETS, .PICTURE FRAMES,CHROMOS, ~ MIRRORS. EASELS, .PLACQUE HOLDERS,. 5} DOLLS, BRACKETS, =" GAMES) DISHES, °°". -, AND. TOYS OF ALI KINDS. EXAMINE. OUR ACNIFICENT ASORDAENT Before making: your purchases. ~ Mrs. Lester.& Crawford, “(NEAR THE UNYON HOTEL) me STREET, NEVADACITY! = HUSSEY & SON. \Grocery & Provision Store : ~ . Janetion of Main ant. Commercial Streets, they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, zi LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &G.WE PROPUSE TO SELL ne = or Cash. ae . And by so doing . can quote LOWER PRICES es the best quate of Goods. than Any other Dealer in Nevada City, (eee SS = (Building formerly occupied by. W. Ry Gae,). where ca ALL AT THE 9 CENT = +

eS Es _ the depredators clapped his hand 400 pages, and be an invaluable book for all classes of citizens, _. begin in the vestry of the Methodist o cio nae aa nga NEVADA DALY TRANSCRIP. ‘POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postoffice until further BRIEF MENTION: Jo:tings and Transcriptions of Leca) Tuterest. : Tobe fashionable now you must have-a log fire in the ‘‘froat room.” It is the early fire kindled with noARRiVESia y. u. coal oil that catches the servant ° M. 11:08 a. au. . g'rle. gr ts mM) Mra. Ethel RB. Carr has petitioned : 1:33 P, u. . the Superior Gourtto. appoint her Bara ity via dan” as qdministratrix of tho estate of sed Rovisin ee . James F. Carr, deceased. days)acoesa cczcece OO Me 11:00 4.4, . . We have received from a: man Blue’? > Pea ages a who recently served-a term in the and Graniteville, County Jail.an mteresting communpoe gpoml 6:04.. 2:80 7, u, . ication that will appear in our next Washington issue. Oni Tuesda; Thuredaysand tReno boasts a barber that is ead You Bet, Little York 6:30 4. M. 11:00 4. M. . $30.8 week. He commands a bi and Dute Ny salary because he talks a man to Mondays, Weinesdays and ae: 6:30 A. wt. 11:30 a, u, . death and then charges corpse rates Ne Paper To-Merrew. — To-day being the beginning of new year, and @ legal holiday, TRANSCRIPT force will observe it in the customary manner, and n6 . per will be iesued from this office tomorrow morning. ft Vicious Chinese Barglars. Sunday morning about two e’clock .two.Chinamen eff.cted =. entrance to! the cabin of Ah Kee, a fellow counA telephone line is to be construct: ed between the Charonvat mine and vesidence at Uanada Hill. The apparatus and wire*‘arrived from the East last week. +} ~Quite a-number of our. people talk about going to the Coeur d’Alene mines in the spring. Yet newspapers hear the vew diggings have nothing to say about them. The mail and express have been and are nuw carrying away ane -bsipgive.in large amounte.of holiday. presenta, showing that Nevada City . the the ‘pa ‘on the-subject of late by several tryman who is employed by the Previdence Cumpany and lives. near the mine, by tearing some shakes off the roof of the kitchen. Ah Kee’s wife, to whom he was legally: married by Justice Anderson a few years ago, was the only inmate of the building, ani being awakened by the noise began to scream. One of folks are not forgetfyl nor forgotten. “Your chesk i isan awful temptation to me,” he exclaimed, as he cooked admiringly into. her fresh young face. “Your cheek must be an awful barden to you,” she replied, glancing at him suspiciously. The committee appointed by the Execative Committee to. examine the accounts conuected with the lat: District Fair, reported progress on Friday evening and asked for further time in which to report. It was given one week, The Central: Pavific Railread Comover her mouth. when she siezed a finger between her teeth and bit it nearly in two, They then took the hatchet with which they had broken n-and beat the: plucky -woman over the head and face, inflicting several . psny has begun suit in the Superior severe but not dangerous bruises and . Court against John F. and M. Ww. cuts. They went through the house, }Churchto recover $460, the sam: getting about $50 worth of jewelry, then decamped. Sunday morning after daylight they were tracked by means of the blood from the bitter finger‘as far as Chinatown, but no arcests have been made up to the time of this writing. being remainder. of purchase money and‘interest thereon due on-a tract of land purchased by~them: trom the Company. The Theatre _wat filled to the doors Saturday evening with ao audience that assembled to witness the Boyd Company iu ‘The Two O:“phaos.” The play passed-off well, giving general satisfaction. Hatch made a great hit as ‘La Frochard” and,‘‘Picard,” while all the members of the company were good. The telegram of last weck stating . that C. 8, Benham had . “skipped for this coast leaving behind him mw New York an indebtedness of §200.000, does not appear to be well founded. The San Francisco papers deny its truthfalness, and a later dispatch from New York says the that the nomination will be open. to’ shortage is not over $35,000 ani him if he will accept it. ‘The nomthat it will be duly settled. ination would prove very ‘popular ar eee with the people of the county.” A leighing tactdent. -Fadge Searls was~yesterday-shown. ~-Thse ~Republican~-says— «Whatthe feregoing by the TRaNscrirr reporter. He said that there was some mistake about it ; he was not a candidate for the position and had declared he would not accept the nomination even if it were tendered to_ him. a Superior Judgeship. The Grass Valley Union, which js supposed to speak fer: the Demosracy of Nevada county, says: ‘The name of Judge Niles Searls is being:considerably used in connection with a nomination on the Democratic ticket next year for Superior Judge. He has been interviewed friends, who kave concluded that he will leave the matter in the hands— ef hiefriends. There is no doubt might have been a severe accident, occurred on the plaza at Truckee Tuesday forenoon. W. W. Van Arsdale aud wife, Supervisor H. L. Day’and his daushter and eight year old son, and Mies Danforth started to take a sleigh ride, There . were foum horses attached to the. sleigh, and just before ‘they reached the railroad crossing “at the lowe: ead of the plaza, the leadera swung around and the sleigh run upon a boulder “and was capsiz-d. Mrs Van Arsdale was thrown violentl; out avd struck her head on a rock, -and received séveral severe bruises about the neck and head. © Miss Danferth escaped with a b.ack eye, while Miss Day and Messrs. Day, Van Arsdale and Day Jr, came ofi scott free. >. ® -—s os The Deer Killing Case. County Directory. ae Ne George W. Wade is now here gathering material for McKenney & Co,’s forthcoming Directory of Neva‘da, Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte and Tchama counties. The work will givéthe name, occupation and resi‘dence of all adult personsin the cities and..towns, together. with the miners, farmers, stockraisers, mill men, fruitgrowers and. wine manu facturers, with their Postoffice ad dresses and the number of acres owned by each. It will ‘contain about —Jackey-Stevens,-t!¢man— arrested. in this city last Saturday for killing a deer near the Authony Houve,was sentenced te thirty days’ ment inthe County Jal, which was che lightest penalty that could be imp sed on him. has made complaint against Charles Kent for. violating the law by .buyring the deer, ‘and Mr. pleaded not guilty, His case is set for trial before Justice Wadsworth to-morrow evening. a a Week of Prayer. The week of prayer of the Evangelical Alliatice of the world beyinhs today. In this city services will Church at 7:30 o’clock this evening and when these have been continued a week a series of protracted meetings will be held. » : : Nevada Lodge, No. 15, F. and. A. M There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13,.F. and A. M., 06 Wednesday evening, at 74 o'clock A full attendance of members is de-. Goov business suits for §7 50 at sired. Visiting brethren are corMiller’s. nl7-tf Base invited, oe a. Sieemeu Gastricine. : ~ Work in the Thira Dike : : : H, SransFixtp, Master. , J. H. Boarpman,. Sec. Pacrric Coast-Diaries for 1884, at Brand Bro’s. Bookstore. "A SPECIFIC FOR ‘Dyspersta. Sold by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per = box. Sent by mail. J. N. HeceNew ugpesira Gallery. .staN & Co., Proprietors, New York. : shots a 25° . . eents. Meoncript ee i z : imprisun. Kenthas . Block, Conmaaaiak street. H. P. d29lw Gatligas, Prop'r. r Rememser, t : ‘Jou. want. Weal‘ h and strength of; mind and muscle, ’ .use Brown’s Iron Bitters. ee es For conghs and colds there ‘is no remedy’ equal toe Ammen's Cough. Syrup: 4, Address Cards . Written. _ All kinds of cord . writing neatly done at_.Room G,Union H y Prof. W.E. Harden. dl5_ Warr Family: Blankets, $5 a. ‘St Casper's. nls. —S , PHOENIX, Or, May 14, ‘1882. — -" [have had calls for Am: men's Cough Syrap. I recommend — my practice, ‘Joun A, Cuasramy, MoD. Annual Meeting. e The Annual Meeting of the Nevada County Mining aud “Prospecting, Company will be held at the office of W. F, Englebright, on Broad’ street, Morgan & Robert's Block, Nevada City, Cal, on Saturday, . January 12, 1884, for the purpose of . transacting such business as may . come before the meeting. By order J. D. Fremtne, President. W.F. Esoiesricns, Secretary. Nevada Chey. Pes. 29 29, 1883, otel, tf “Boy. $7.50 enit quit at Mile wl7tf . : pair} _ Eyes: brig “cheeks ceiogure tf . rosy, muscles gaim etreng:li by the use of Brown’s Trun Bitters. Ongcon Crry, Or; oni 25, 1882 —We can build up » large sale for} Ammen’s Cough Syrap, as it sells} oe Death of Hrs. Irving Watson. Sunday morning that Mrs. Irving Watson died the previous uight at Greenville, Plumas county. About eleven months ago she was married here to Mr. Wataon (also formerly of this city) and went at ence to Greenville where her husband is part owner in a foundry. The early part of last month a daughter was born to the couple, and it still lives. Mrs; Thoss of this city, mother to the deceased, was with her during the most of her illness. C. J. Brand, husband of Mrs, Watson’s sister, left_on yesterday noon’s ‘train for Reno to meet the remains which are to be brought here for buvial, The body left Greenville Sunday morning. It has to be brought over & hundred mi'es by stage, part of the way through soow five or six feet deep, then via a narrow gafige railroad to Reno a,»—didatance of thirty-five miles more. / It is the expectetion to have the-funeral-take place from the Congregational Church attwo o’slock to-morrow aftertioon, but should any change in the time be necessary due notice will be given by means of posters. Mrs, Watson (formerly. Miss JavLetta Thoss) resided in this city nine The aad intelligence was received ' ie ee : Bola fhurgtary. The residence of O. C. Bley on Boulder street was burglarized Sunday night about ten o’clock while the family were at their restaurant ‘on Pine street, Just before dark that evening a neighbor saw a. era

set man with dark clothing and light hat breaking in a. six-light ‘window sash at the rear of the house, but supposed the person to be Mr. Bley. and that he had accidentally broken the window. The man walked away then, but returning later entered through the window and completely ransacked the premires, Trunks were pried open, the drawers.of bureaus and the sewing machine emp-tigl of their contents, a wardrobe was turned upside down, and the stovepipe was even pulled out of place in the search. From the trank’ of Mrs, Noyes, who occupies a room in the house, a silver watch and chain and about fifteen dollars in money were taken, and from Mr. Bley’s trunk was stolen a lot of silverware including knives, forks, teaspoous, : table-spoons and napkin. rings. The thief cut himself, apparently his left hand; in—climbing through the window, and his blood was, 1; ft on various articles about the room, lady-like qualities beloved by all who knew her. Her relatives here have the deepest sympathy of their townspeople. J. W. Ginds at Modeste.: J. Ws Hinds, formerly of this city, and at oe time President of the Bank of Nevada County, is about to locate at Modesto, and a_ reporter of the Farmer’s Journal has been interviewing him as to his intentions. After giving Mr. Hinds a boom on his enterprising qualities, and . gaining the geutleman’s opinion that the country éurrounding Modesto is a rich one, the Journal man_ inquires if Mr. H. thinks of starting a cantirst, dnd then I will branch out and make Movtesto lively. I think a woolen mill would pay well-here. It would give employment to a great many people, andthat I find to be the shan fa make a town or city prosperous, Ishall do all in my power to make this.a live place, and I feel cunfiderit that you have got some good men here, if they were only stirred up alittle.” The Journal concludes by ‘sayitig that Mr. "Hinda is probabl.worth.two millions, and if he will do for Modesto Fresno, the people of that county will be blessed. The bank will open within a few weeks, Girl Wanted. Gil wanted to do general houseyears, aud was for her amiable and [ ty-five in number, were, a ‘. Hill, headed this way. very.. He replies: ‘‘Not at present. I shall get a bad in running order . what he has done for San Jose and . ” The Downieviile Messenger Bays: A corps of gurveyors, some twen-' a few: days’ ago, in the neighborhood of \Oregon The object of the survey is to find the moat practicable route for a narrow gauge railroad from a point in Yuba or j Butte county toand up the Yuba {~~ river, probably as far as the Iron mines,sixteen miles above this place, on the headwaters of the East Fork. Should they be able to tind a feasible river, and should the weather remain favorable, the surveyors expect to come as far as this place this winter, and may be looked for here in the next ten-days, ~ “> oa ————WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social {tems Gleaned Here and There, P. T. Riley, one of Nevada county’s most popular young men, was at the county seat yesterday on legal business. Pete carries sunshine and good cheer wherever he goes, Miss Molel, who arrived from Germany last week on a vieit to her sister, Mrs. Kornhammer, has cons cluded to remove to-Bloomfield and sister, John Hearach, “for many youre the popular clerk of the Holbrooke Heuse at Grase Valley, has accepted_a similar position at the Unio» Hotelin. this city and will go on duty to-day. WEED.. . If YOU would live toa o well,Tet _ -Cuarman Bros. Go With the sd to work in family of wwo. Apply at; A Good overcoat for $7 50 at]the TraxscalrT. office jl-tf ° Miller’s nl7-tf Pierre Joseph wes born April 12th, 1780, and is living to-day in San Francis :0, A Type of Well Prasarrad Manhood He has an . Tobacco every day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the PurE RIPE OLD AGE, Smoke good Cigars, which can always be had at Constable Venard . . : ——_GIFINS CIGAR: FACTORY, Broad St., near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. Br and Brot Sa eeenetiekenanamoamll ‘WHHL Receive Calls. Mow te save Time. Mrs. .W. H. Crawford, assisted by the E. V.:C, Club and by. Misses Mary Gault. and Sara Miller, will receive at Mrs. Orawford’s residence from one to eight o’clock P. M. Mrs. 0.’ Maltman, assisted by Mrs. J. L. Holland and Misses Lena Locklin and Ida Maltiman, will receive visitors New Year's Day froin ove toeight o’clock P. M., at Mrs, Maltman’ a. residence on Water street. ; a Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, East Broad street, assisted by Mesdames KE, Merrifield and F. G. Beatty, andMisses Dorsey, Alice Foster, Jessie Ridge, IdaConaway and Aniie.Conaway, Mra. €. E. Malloy, assisted~by Miases R. M. Valautine, Cora Clark and Maygie Martin, will receive. Hours from 6ne till ten o’clock Pp, M. Residence, junction of East ‘and West Broad streets, Mrs. I. J. Rolfe, West Broad-St., assiated by Mrs, Geo. Grissell, Miss‘an Emily “and” Bell” Rolfe,“ Bertis Douglass and Etta Barrett, bbe held at an early day and then [Senne SD assessment of ten cents per ae here, and get home again the sa at two o’clock in the morning. east-eund emigrant trains are rest can be had, ee 2 2 en ‘New York MI . that there was an assessment twenty cents per share on the N York Hill mine, Director Pe Johnston says the rumor is incorre but that in all probability a spec county sest, spend about an. hour day. They leave Truckee on freight train No. 6 at 12 ‘o'clock at night, arriving in Colfax in time to take. the morning train, and in Nevada City at eleven o'clock. Returning, the train leaves this city at 12:10 and arrives in Colfax at 2 o’clock, and by taking the emigrant train at 5 o’clock hecan arrive at home The ways neat and clean, good berths are-furnished,and a good -night’s Tidings: There has been a» rumor current for some time to the effect rmnesting of the Board of Directorswill. share The following ladies will receive] The Truckecites now have it fig( h ristm as C, 0 od S! . calls to-day : ured down s2 they can come to the Finest Goods! of ew ter ct, ial splenic mi _And-s see the ‘anise aeele of an Fancy Bas! Largest Stock! ts, meee as route from Oregon Hill down to the make her hoine there with another . « _. Tracy’s Auction House. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. es —AND-—FINEST HOLIDAY GOODS, BEAUTIFUL ——AND—— _-——0O HAND-BAGS. FINE HANDKERCESPEEFS, LACE COLLARS, LACE CURTAINS, GLOVES and HOSIERY, ELEGANT GIFTS. PLUSH JEWELRY CASES, : its PLUSH: TOILET .CASES, CARD CASES, PURSES, ELEGANT FANS, TIDIES, in great variety, PERFUMERY, » CARD ALBUMS SCRAP BOOKS, PAPETERIES. An @legant assortment of ; Hw eEuR ys, = —o———— SCRAP BAS KETS, $ Climbing Monkeys, Picture Frames, Fancy Soaps, Souvenirs, ‘1 . will be levied. . The mine. ix_lookin, a very well, as far as indications FancylPaper Boxes, ~ "A liege. lat_of "fresh. oranberriend goncerned, and the stockholders are “Handkerchiefs! Linst. received at. _Javkson very hopeful that in a short time 3 : al “(Celluloid and Gort: from Satantl s*sizes *up,)CHILDREN 8 fata taken instan-. Svits m iltaneously by nik Nevada City. Tg ee. oS Harmonicas, 3 dita mcagl ete. a a Qe aes re) c& IMMENSE STOCK OF DOLLS, Irom Five Cents to Five Dollars, Dressed and Undressed, China anl War. And for thesnext 20 days w purchasing a Doll arrelegant Doll’s Hat. e will give to every child Special Inducements in Mullery _ As we intend to close outqur stock inthat Department by the first of the New Year. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. _Call early and ‘secure immense bargairts. BEARNEARD . SEXA LIEN BERGER, \MERICAN 9 CENT STORE...<...BROAD STREET. Dressing Cases, Toilet Sets, Odor Cases, Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums, Christmas Cards, . Gift Books, ati chidre, Etc., Etc., Betore Parchasinzg Gifts. CARR BROTHERS, Corner Pine dnd Commercial sts. » Nevada oe CASH GROGERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, HaveOpened a First-Class awene w ine our. fine stock ot’ CHRISTMAS CARDS "94% e222! _souoss e0008 Don’t fail to call at the Palace Drugstore da examWORK BASKETS, 2 . ; HAND BASKETS, .PICTURE FRAMES,CHROMOS, ~ MIRRORS.. EASELS, .PLACQUE HOLDERS,. 5} DOLLS, BRACKETS, =" GAMES) DISHES, °°". -, AND. TOYS OF ALI KINDS. EXAMINE. OUR ACNIFICENT ASORDAENT Before making: your purchases. ~ Mrs. Lester.& Crawford, “(NEAR THE UNYON HOTEL) me STREET, NEVADACITY! = HUSSEY & SON. \Grocery & Provision Store : ~ . Janetion of Main ant. Commercial Streets, they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, zi LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &G.WE PROPUSE TO SELL ne = or Cash. ae . And by so doing . can quote LOWER PRICES es the best quate of Goods. than Any other Dealer in Nevada City, (eee SS = (Building formerly occupied by. W. Ry Gae,). where ca ALL AT THE 9 CENT = +