January 11, 1881 (4 pages)

\ > gaing-on all the white eratic tendencies, % 0 lay ~ Jost-anythi iz by the contrast in this ‘pt. “NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. The Daih yi Transe : a J cntary ” 1! 1 381. macnn = mene wren acme “ours Sem. storeRicct. sy In habs —Canyention « [the. Canstitutional Convention} Milter —s Shatter-sat-as—me smbers. Then this writer hi: ad. or thinks * had, the opportinity of estimating ‘the_merits of the two men. The “jnembers of that botygenerally gave a sign-that there was a difference. When Getreral_Miller-made an ad— dregs thera _was-a-grevt deat of-writ. _ g t ing letters and réa itn hol a * President. of the. Convention would. reco gni the “gentleman from Wari as entitled tothe= floor, the members would lay aside newspapers aud pens and wotld crowd as—elese as' they rcould to the seat ot Judge Shaftor, for they knew! that when he spake there would be much said “that had reason, le arning and re“gearch init. **” ==Free Lance. Eprror Eranscrter:—lf one—who * * * 1215 wspapers-Board éf County Supervisors. «lowcd ; ; GENERAL FUND. J. M. Walling, feés is Deputy District Attorney, $22 Geo, W: Dunster, by error in “allewance of bill of Jan.’ 6th, $10.— GENERAL ROAD FUND. Labor on roads—Citizens -Bank, 251990 5 Chas. Rogers, $438.54 5 J. Jansen, $97.50 ; F. Battis, $100 ;C. B. Hawley, $109; Geo. Allen, $141; Jd-k. Duttield, $198'5 E. ‘VOss, $37.12, se : “prsTrarcr 3S Fame = Gator—on“yous Cit zane Bank. Delos Calkins, $30; A, Chaney, § $30; Pat, Henry, $15 ; G. -Turner, $19.07 5-5. Graham, $18.73; T. Nilon, $21/;'GoA. Cooper, $132.92; J. Brannigan, $6: Geo; H. Gray; $7505 W. Joy, $12; T. Curtis, $12; Wn Hotchkiss, $24 ; advocated the election of Soave J. Graham, $30; I. H. Hinds, $6 ; . Hancock may. bé allowed tp is a ‘Cr Novay,; $3; i W. Davidson, $123} himself upon tha cho 1Ce ne sists I -O; Re eagan, 86; D. L. Calkins, $60 ; Mil'erfor Senator fram this State, 1 ie 5 Dean, $1837M.—Moule,. $13 feat that way inclined: —T.saw— him.) yy heies, $137 1. Je Rs imphries, $15 ; Johnson, . aily in the Constitat ional Conven. 's i p60. W-G.-Stiles,-$16-75-5-"Ption at Sacramento, and, as well as . Meagher, $8.25 ; J. P-Roas, $11.25; . others, had an opportunity to con-. yoo Getchell, $67.50 ; Geo. “A; ii trast Lin with the foremost men. of There may tave been_a but if he fiat body.: few abler minds than-his, respect, he ga a “lin others. He is a man that moves in a circle of “the rich and influential, butawhosesympathies are with the masses, and whose instinets would fead him to advance their welfare. H's —antiChinese argument in the Convention for. pli’ csophic acumen, for freedom ‘fgom-accidenta', and for the. possession of cssential qualites i in its reas— ~oning, m: arked tt the finest effort sof} the kind, and secured the attention of eminent men and leading, periodi-— cals East. This alone stamps him as both able and worthy to represent California; in the Senate of the Uni=} ted States. He embodies in his person the most vital question of our State and age. How was—it with Shafter who has been named in this connection? Wot denying his intel lectual vigor, he is aman of aristoCooper, $38. -, Lumber—M,. L, & D. Marsh,$1. 90; V. Flume Co., $20.22. Geo, E. Turner, = Total. amount, $341. Ae DISTRICT No, 2. Labor on roads.—M, iteBoneugh; $437.50 ; M. J. Smith & Bro., $95; milse., ‘R, Anderson, $57.50; A. Lucas, $68.The following bills have been. al"$3757 5 Thos Nildn, $393 Thomas7 Curtis, $22:505-N_Lucksinger,!( 83-5 J-_C. Abbott, 35. oa MuHery, 36who had stwck'to the wagon,” A An Up Country Episode. Nortu BLOOMFIELD, Jan. 7, “81. Eprtror TRANSCRHT: :—We had an elopement in our town today. I ‘believe that is what’yop call a runa[way with a womaninit. J. O’Conner, who drives the delivery wagon . of M. Simons, of this place; was_re{turning from deliver ng goods-at they . Derbec mine, this afternoon, having} a the wag: mi with bim+Mrs— Lane, (T C. McGagin, and the oldest son of . Mr. Simons. As they reached the) . aPPer end-of-tewn—thewagon pole . slipped from the ‘ neck-yoxe, ‘ breakF ‘ing in about the centre, ‘The w agon “yan pom “the “horses, frighténing® ‘them, break-neck speed, the driver losing ai-tontroland. the: Wwagox-czoweling ‘them’ all the time. ‘They dashed down through. tewn, spilling the: Joad.at-intervals along. the . whe ‘n one of the lines becoming ~entangled in a wheel caused the horses ito turn-shert round and. dash into a route, a ° gts "rea = —_ ses fence leading t6 the Climese garden, ‘0. Chaney, $36 34: which threw one and stopped both in their mad career. Sammy. Simons ced . stick no longer, and he .was thrown, ‘down on. a was . and ‘came ' manure, Mr, ©’Cooner considerably bruised, “besides break— ing a:small bone in: thé side of his right foot. Mrs. Lane received a cut over her lefteye, but fa ling on the driver-sustained no further injury. Mr. McGagin was the most-unfortu’ Falling on his head he \sky high”* “pile, nate of-all. “lis badly cut in’ séverateplaces, “botir long and deep, 4 but, i is thought to-be,by Pr. Morrison ‘who” dressed the wounds,, not seriously damaged.— Whether he is hurt inwardly or not “They, started and ran_at. Here and There. An ice'gorge in the Dhio atsCincinnati has destroyed cgal bargep.valued at $150, 009. A. W. Bingham of Petaluma blew out the-gas-ina-.Santa_. Rosa‘ hotel Thursday night. There is a chance for his oe Judges Belen ‘and ‘Spargo have decitled a test case of intgrest to the . Hegal profession. __ They‘ hold that . . Walliam P. Veuve is legally a Jnsaoe . tice of the Peace in San dese, thou gh} ‘Fernando Wood’s _refunding bill cameup in the House Saturday, and’ hei is_entirely without-jurisdiction. Sherman’s re sumption metheds by r‘Hugene-Hale has been unanimously nominated Sal Senator by the Itis ape from W ashington that Frye'says he will be chosen to suc= ceed Bfaine, who goes into Garfield's Cabinet. The Goveraor of Utah has. given the certificate of election as United States Delegate to Allen G. Camip-. pell,-» He declared that the proofs ‘Ke re convincing thit-Geoergs Q.Canbony both\ as alien and polygamist, was aan dfrom hélding: office. The sessionof the Senate Saturdaywag on y of forty minutes duration; the Assembly was not in sessioa at all, having adjourned ovér to yesterday. A bill was introduced in the Senate having for its object-the-ousting-of the Democratic State Librarian. Se ator Wendell . las added another_to the list of bills +0 repeal the Debris Att.» A” bili has been introduced to-re-enact the the-rather-dpit-debate-was-enlivencd 7s rething-olseateiually low prices. by a rancorous attack. on’ Seeretary . urd; a Bourbontmember. from-Ohio=-—~ ‘Nevada. Restaurant. and toroughly remoding on abéen leg an eled the bw £ COMMERCIAL STREET, ; Opposite Mungor. & Naffziger’s Meat Market, and. two-doors below the. Twanscript Block, H, BECKMAN, bed experi: uced caterer, has opened @ firstRenerentand—Chop House, And is prepared to receive public patronage. Read Some of His Prices = Cake or Pie; with Fea or Coffee; 10-cents: “Regular Meals, from 25 cents upwards, __ Néat, Prompt, Polite. ceived a Large Stock of Wases, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Cutlery. . > Bank‘of Nevada City, Califernia, he ce morning of Junuyry Ist, . 1884. CASE Rice Liew —or ‘THE— “B EEWIVE? GROCERY — ‘STORE: “TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, “. Commercial Street: Flour; : Assorted Crackers jrown Pearl Barley ‘SES Milk Can, full of ¢ ‘offee, 3 lbs., Dinner Can fullef Cottee,5 ibs. » 200 Beans, a NEVROE City a a gg a THE i “NEVADA eee Bri . ~« EW. Bigel guticipated. Thanks to A jnterestirg pu S. . Stout porch t to.the re oMrs: Joseph fenge built inlot. ——— ky; A. Brigg: yentists Hall: “per ‘100 ir: Se 149, oe BECKMAN.) Soda Crackers = NevaiaGity, Jan. 9th. = = ‘Mackerei--No. ther ee at aa 22 “. Bran, “{peF100.Ibs. pos ; oe = wat Wheat, per 100-lhs 5 2 ' : LIDS, -~ 29 Broad St. = Nevada City, [Srerad Barley, per 100 Ibs.) g~1 : RG wera ess ’ ves “Ae y ray’s old stand. Whole B arley,*per 100 Lbs 1 se E>B.-Tea, perth, gy oH f , Japan Tea, per LS. * 35 WE have Just reBeehive Ted, per lb. -Crushal Sugar, Susan, Fancy Goods, Picture Frames, . Split Peas, : Hips. : a —MEIBLIBERY, CANDIES, . Best-Tsland Bice, VOiibsss Fy eae ee : Harkness v ax Candle i3; bOx: 404 And inany ether articles which will be : at SAN FKANCISCO PRICES. Oysters, 12 cans ."} (i = Sey a te Tomatoes, 7 cans 1) CARPET WEAVING done to er—. Corn, 5 vans Ta der at FORTY CENTS per yard, Jelly,, e : ry = Syrup, per gatlor _ 3; Mr. & Mrs. A. a: Pinkstoue. Sariline 18, amall cans, 6 cans. 13-09 : Sardines, large cans: 4cans 1 (i) —Natade City, + Dee. 19h. _____ Lemon Peel and €itron,-3-tbs;—Htiy Semi-Annual Statement of the Rig fohacco, pe vib, 70 nancial Condition of the Citizens TOil Canfull of: Coffee, pS, 60) 334 lbe.-for 1g 50; C. Morison, $17.50; J. Col; pe a ASSETS.” = bert, $15.; J. Perrin, $13 = M 20; cannot be ascertained at this time. . old code provision reiating -to the . Rank Preuises.+: arigecre eG 6,000-00-} Gror md Coffee, per‘pac kage, 2D ety. $6 .p p Gre may ro : j : R + The horses appear to be in nowise. punishment of «murder. —_ Another Ssanty Warrant depts. s Ca 7 ger is oe packaxes, 25. 4 > * . ares > Od 5 dd. ein; = OUCY WAarrantS Te cere 33,56 , OF at 7h ( : a-. Apportionment biil . has® been} Loans on Real Estate..;.. 19,695 OC aces Woo Mon dect boca ad Cts hart, -$7,50.; T.—Johnson,_$5-;—D. inj: ured, but the i a ineonsiders : ads duced; — See Loans on. Stocks. Boa eg as BO oo . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil sper gals Ff . Allen, $15 ; J. D. Goughl m. B bly, and. is: mow in the \hospital unintreduce Loans on other Securities. Sie coe 11,457 62 do do do 5: val can, 225 atts pre Soian, » 3° ds i zamiaation: Fakin aitt Adolph Sutrorefuses to be drawn . Loans on Personal Seburity 43,330 24 . Bode Og} Fae Pee Yi for Ban A. Vanslyke, $27.50 ; John Walsh, dergoing &€ g (fightin. N 1 Office’ Furniture and Fixtures. 3,000 00 . En shah G 2s “eS 49: J. A. Richie: $8 = W 1. . things into consideration, it was a. into the Senatorial fightin Nevada. . pie trom Banks... 2.0. 0 21,428 44 rye’s English ocoa, packet _ 2% #40 5.J. A. Richie; $8 5 W. A. TisHae Weanaicéc Chropisleat Sua: Cen. [tems aie. cscs. . 6,899.08 . Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25« dale; $2.50; J. Treat; $75 ;-G.—R narrow-and lucky eqeape for all. M. Ths Sag PreGenes CALCOIOO OM O88) Ee ad " —~ ——. Mustard, per bottle,’ a ; $2.50; J. 5975 5G. Rey RTS hale day says: ‘‘When-spoken to 6n the 0 Be a are $153,813 79] Pepper, per bottle, ioe: an, $10; D. Hurley, $3 ;P.J. RySan Juan “Times” Items. . * to-d by -several leadi ELABILITIES. F eres ar : ae an, $7.50 ; Cap.-'Towne, $10 ; J. R. subject to-day by several leading Capital paid up € 30:00:80 Wash Tubs, fram 50 cents.to (200 Code-$5:-G-B8-€ , Phos: Christopher and Jos. par Dewrocrats, Sutro-said: ‘What's the . surplus. .0.0. veers 2/342 70 . Wash Boards, RD ets, ode, $9; G. rocker, $2.50; i a Eee > of getting thé Democrats to snp. Due Bepositors.-.2.:.-es-= 113,746 47 . Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Sleéman, $7. : ‘Tavhohave been mining near Birchville, pte Be rt he gee vet Dus Banke Eee : "7/308 62 . Clothes ‘Baskets, ae ; ? ir can ge epublicans Ss —— Rolling Pi eat, Lumber—Mohawk Co.,. $151.12; have leased their claim and, gone to; port me? Fa oe $158,918 79] SOIMS Zins, OMe vr Py $ to offset them.’He could not be}. : a Potato Mashers, -15-cts, V. Flume Co., $8. 06; J. C, Conaway & Bro., $3.60. Peter Johnston, mdse., $49.2 a In the. Constitutional Convention,he did all he could to obstruct anti-Chinese legislation. Ft could be seen that his ‘arguments “were-not only _ leveled against the modes proposed, but that he:was in sympathy with their coming and was s Na favor of their naturalization. On thegide of every menopaly he was either, und, or else he hbid-a teutrat position’ We e want aman to représent all classes yd ‘thle: ésts of the State, We want.a man.that advocated the preservation of our civilization, without being led by the artifices-of dem. ago, ism, or a desire to daurt the jpubHic favor. We want a Senator whem _.we can trast'and respect, -and_ such is General Miller. a ustiTD A. : — ’ Received the Specimens. ——Charles McBtivy cf this—city—te= coutly forwarded ito the Territorial Pioneers Assotiation at San Francisco a box containing three hundred poun Is of Nevada.coynty ores and petrifactions. On Saturday last afr. Melilvy received the following ac~. knowledgement of his generosity: Haut Terem'’s Pronexrs or CAL, “SAN FRANGI.Ce, Jan. Ist, 1831 Chas, McElvy, Esq. —Dear Sir: I take pleasure ia announcing . that at the regulay monthly meeting of the Board of Directors, held on Tuesday evening, the14th ult,, on motion unanimous'y adopted the thanks et the Association «ere dee ared ‘due and-tendered to Oharles McItlyy, for his generous kindness in donating for its.Cabinet a large box of valuable minerals aud b autifal potrifactions, ail from Neva'a-county. Yours very Respectiuily, Lowe, J. Harpy, Je., Sec. SEE mm “A. L. Ml. Blection. At the reguine meeting of Nevada City Lodge, Ne. 234, America Le gion of. Honor, held Saturday even-ing; ‘thé. following offeers Were et crs 1 $1,924.72; A. G. W eissbein Bros. & Co., $67. 37. Total, $1,237.92. DISTRICT No. 3. Labor on yoads—Citiaens Bank, $542.22; Citizens Bank, $220.75;. M. . Hudson, -$30;-C. Walsh, $34 50; W. . H. Smith, $31; C. Hearne, $6; S. S. Long, $6;H. Striker, $28.50; J. Lyons, $12; P. Mallman, $9; H. Kohler, $12.203.3.Goffette, $79.50 Stephens, $186.52; T. C. McGagin, $166; A.S. Wall, a id an Cratt, $15, . M. L. & D. Marsh, jamber, 33. BL DISTRICT NO. 4. : Labor on roads—Citizens Bank, $223.74; Buja, $189.50; JasChisholm $90; B. Buja, $195. ; Total, $603.24. LISTRICT NO. : abor’ on roads—Citizens Bank, Chew, $871.54; Chas. Togers, $119.99, Total, $2,916.25. : The fo.lowitg was adopted : “It is hereby \erdeted that the prisoners confined inthe County Jail of oo county for Nnisdemeanor hereby instructed a ‘delivax’ an such prisoner or prisone s#90° con ed. as aforesaid to. such overseer =. the Board may employ for stich purpose.” Am itis farthor ordered that the campensation 1o be allowed for any overseer forthe purpose of work: jug prisouers ow the publ’¢ highw: ay ehail not exceed $3.a day.” Supervisor Mills of the lst District was appointed “a commitice of he prison: necessary, The measure takes effect immediately:— The penalty of retasing to work close incarceration and a bread water det. pee a Av Emportant Sirike. a A teleg am was recrived ho: e yes: one to enforce the ab-ve, anil wasauthorized to secure the ers with chains if is and ed toserve-the eusuids t bias ot A. Rapp, Past Commaniter ; Jo U, Dick: ‘erman, Commander ; lex. Sloan, Vice Commander ; “Orator; A, Rosenthal, Chaplain ; Mrs. L. 8. Calkina,Secretary; Leca ard S. Calkins, Treasurer ; Mrs. &, . Robinson, Collecter ; J. W. Rob_ dnson, Guide; John Hurst, Warden ; H. H. Haskins, Sentry ; Dr. EK. W. Charles, Medical Examiner ; Lord Housmup J. Robinson and» A. Bovertia, Tr astees; The-inetaliation wi'l take: rane at Me Hall uext a . Rey re jthe face of the tuuuel of the Bald tMbuntains -K-tension Compeay at. A.J. Sckied, Forest City isin blne gravel, cand i that tha. rospects of hivimy reached the roh, channel are exceedingly-encorazing, “The extension ground, ef which there is a vest. tact, is owned. by a local compalty W he have for two ar three years pas industeiwasly cayaged in prapecting it with « atunnel that is now in 2,500 eet more or atruck the great. Bald Mountain per tea their forkapee ? terday from Downie ile stating that4 If ‘they have . Speci Shasta county, “They go to werk on a quartz mine at or near Mad Ox. The English Company commenced washing in their diggings on Badger Hill recently. For the past. two. or three weeks workmen have been engaged in putting things in order, and nowwork can be pushed forward without interruption for some time to come, providing the water supply holds out. Hustler and-sons have sas as yet commenced running water in their claims on Chimney Hill. Aithough a vast amount of rain_has fallen lately, still the supply of water in their reservoirs and ditches, together-with what the Milton Mining and Water Company could afford te furnish them, would notbe enough to justify opening out for the season. ‘However, this state of affaira. may soon change for the better, and the . mine will “then ‘be 5 fi running tye oy aud day. “Phe Eureka Lake Co's mines at Columbia Hill are funning with the exception of ie" ‘‘Oonsolidated.” -Work was resumed in the Laird last week. The shaft in the ‘‘Consolidated” proves to be a success so far “as reaching the channel is concerned. After reaching a depth of 140 feeta drift was driven in the direction of the channel, measuring about $0 feet; then a second shaft S ssank to the depth of 20 feet, wlishthe course of the channel Was iudicatet. At ‘this -stage—of the+search dhe water in shaft No. 2 rose so fast, owing to the impossibility pumping ¢ outs that further progress was iuipededd, It is the intension of the company to.have the machinery and hoisting main shaft removed toa . shaft No. 2 and the work’ o shaft begun. > Public School Apportionment. Eprror Titanscrier:—1 have ‘this day apportioned $20,090 to: the various school districts of the county; _ ing\ $245 per school. “Nevada ‘having™ 13 schoo’s, receives $3,1°5; Grass Valley, having 18 schools, receives $4,410; Trackee having! 3'schools, receitrs $735. Allison Ratc' , Vloon’s Fiat, North San Juan, Norusr Blooutield, Oakland, Roagh and Ready and —Union Hill, having 2 schools each, receive ine { have also apportioned $1769.65 to North Bl collected rte eae i a dontion of $11.50 to Kentucky rut" : Wicxss, rm 7 otively $190. riemnining 34 districts “st conse qoasiennt % C convinced that the » Republicans would not vote for Fair, and-he— will return toCarson to-morrow.” The press of the State which derives support from the bonanza firm’s business, dare not express the . popular sentiment, and i is industrieusly try= ing, to laugh Sutro ont 6f Nevada. It is well known, howeer, thatSutrO'S. candidacy chas shaken . Fair's confidence considerably.” A. B. Pyle of Candelaria while in Carson Saturday described & plot to abduct Fair. wo men, he says, came to his house when Fair was in Candelaria and said they wanted to capture the bonanza candidate and hold him for half a -million—dollars’s ransom or kil him. It is thought they would have killed him in any event, Whilethey were speaking Fair ceme up vith three men and Aurora. He drove with an escort overawed by the size-of--the party. . Pyle says that it was lucky for him that the men saw Fair exhibit the dispatch, as: théy would otherwise have suspected him of putting the the candidate on his guard and would have killed him. We suspect this yarn is a big pile of nonseusc. Truckee ‘‘Republican” Items. Parties who have visited Donner Lake this week say that it has not begun to freeze yet. ~ Legging at Schaffer’s mill-is in full blast now preparing for an extensive run next summer. Coasting is now, indulged in by the juveniles of Truckee every night,4 The cold weatherof the last week has excetiént crust on which tocslide., ‘THe TRANSCRIPT seems to think hat hanging murderers is alost art in California, Some fine night there will bea wholedot of hanging done ia an ivartistic and unlawful way. The effeet will be the same asif the} stringing up Were dove ‘‘secundem . artem.”’—Free The following is a tist of tetté coniatna . . ing in the Post Office, at Nevada the week ending January 10th; sons calling” ‘for any of these ‘letters please say ‘‘advertised” + bank onthe morning of January Ist, 1881, showed a dispatch calling -his--to}-4n-a-wagon—and —the—outlaws—were }—__frozen the snow gp that it affords an }. State of Galifornia, C County ot Nevad 8S. B. M, Preston, President, aid John T. Me gan, Cashier of the Citizens Bank of: Nevada City, California, each for himself deposes and siiy s that he has a personal knowledge of the facts set forth in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a true and correct sta atement of the finanici: al condition §ef said Se _ ‘All goods subject to correction, ‘Evety ything Fresh and wai ‘be the Best. ‘Richard Roberts. according to the best of his knowled; ze and belief; and that the assets are nnder the sole custody of the officers’of the Bank: BE. M. PRESTON, President. “JINOVE. MORGAN, Secretary, } seal i Sworn and substribed before me this sixth day of’ January, A. D. 1881. Frep Sears, Notary Public. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. We de soleninly swear that the Paid Up Vapital Stack of the Citizens Bank is Thirty Thou. . sand Dollars, -and-that the entire amount of T said Paid <P Capital is composed of and id up by the transfer-of the assets of The jank aia ays County to the said Citizens Bank. +E-M,PRESTON, President. 7 T. MORGAN, Cashier. —Ssvorn-and subscribed before me this sixth tax of January, A, D. 188I. jaS-In Freep. Searus, Notary Public. \ Previous to January Noti No ts ILL BE. RECEINED at the’ Connty Treasurer's Office . ce toTax Payers ! ! 21st, 1881. ~ G. von SCHMITTBURG, Co. Collector. The Palace Barber Shop. ee LOUIS DUNCAN, . HK, Physiognomical Hair Cutter, formerly of the Arcade Barber Shop, t acramento, and A. BROCK, ing to the Tonsorial profession with artistic skill. Ladies andChildren are-cargfully waited on. £27 All Gentlemen having work done will have their ‘£2 Boots Blacked Free of Charge.@a Pine Street, in the rear of Beckman’s Building. Nevada City, Dee. 21, CITIZENS BANK, ‘BROAD STREET. ..<.NEVADA CITY e is 80: THE RELIABLE. cle _ESTABLISHMERT OF . H SMITH, AS by pursuing @ policy of fair dealing become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. Are kept on hand. they are sold at cost. he for, but no fancy prices are charged a, The e It has been conducted with The 'Favorite Hair Dresser of the West, are . View to rofit the proprieter,-as well as give now prepared to form all work pertainthe public satisfaction. “None but “ The Best Class of Goods It is not claimed that A reasonable margin stock of GROCERIES, CASE ‘GOODS, CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Isnow constantly complete. aa N. lishment. Commercial St., opposite Transcript office, John Esta B,— Shae 00 eee. 2 a Ss. Paid up Capital $36, 000. = OFFICERS! BRE; PRESTON 6th coaden vest President SAME. BUA 45 ks ccawane ,.Viee President JOHN T. .MORGAN.Cashier and Secretary — DIRECTOR s— Dr. R. M, Hunt. Joun T. Moregax. Gro. M. Hueuns. J._ARBoGaSsT. Nuns SkaRLs. L, Hovsmax, E. M. Prmaor, Pa ga Deposits, ‘Buy-and Sell Ex . > gar Purchase Gold. Dust and Bullion 427 Highest Price Paid for State an_ty Warrants. DRAW ORIECKS ON New tom, Sacrimento, Ai San Franeisce, NEW WISCONSIN HOTEL. Broad street, adjoining City, Hall, Wit ‘NEVADA ee oe eee . G WM. HOOPER, Prep'r* Having leased this new Ho. tel and. furnished it with ¢ tirely new Furnitare, the pr’ prietor is pre; to aceoli modate the public with © + Good Board and Lodging at THE SLEKPING Rows are xiry and THE TABLE will always be filled with the affords. best the market THE BAR CONTAINS CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Who desire a good home, wheft: they can be comfortable Sad napp: should : wIDjeety seal Wicked" Dead ” “at Tie tor on “porehased by 4g cleared of jag a new Les) “~gleared off. Sheriff Tow ridge and Ge pa to-day as Phe: People ys buqulary. Thomas Br Julze Ander ee exhibici 3 “. was found, git téneed to pay “Phe Ladies “dias'of the co “olist ¢hurch . at the parson 2 o’vleck for . Geo. M. 4 —the-erection‘Kearney strec One of them March Ist, ter. Miss A. J. and sicsessfu al > ship, isin the froin below, ery 2. 0 writing, The. ordin: running on tk «P.M. should . There-is cons it is riot. st = ‘The amatet sized -audienc urday evenin. the Woods.” they played gave satisfact Brothe or Jo 01 ‘deiiteniet ~heis-able-tot constitution o good treatmer made whole a The defend “i Smith . Diteh.Co., wh in the Superic _past, yesterda “to amend ‘thei was continued ants, The compar * ing the Banne that the bids the new shaft ~300evel-were day put a for sink by the.da ship of James getic and expe While Billy: ing some ore t the Wyoming & piece of qua: the upper “e with whieh foreed the b face, striking h [twas a mirae destroyed, There is.a p fort will soon } _ pardon of Art: stole a packag Washington 8 yt for petit 1s y of still ‘furtl Pratively ligh + Upon hintis a be-generally ct The burnin, Beckman’s bl and Pii Patt seven Su;

\ > gaing-on all the white eratic tendencies, % 0 lay ~ Jost-anythi iz by the contrast in this ‘pt. “NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. The Daih yi Transe : a J cntary ” 1! 1 381. macnn = mene wren acme “ours Sem. storeRicct. sy In habs —Canyention « [the. Canstitutional Convention} Milter —s Shatter-sat-as—me smbers. Then this writer hi: ad. or thinks * had, the opportinity of estimating ‘the_merits of the two men. The “jnembers of that botygenerally gave a sign-that there was a difference. When Getreral_Miller-made an ad— dregs thera _was-a-grevt deat of-writ. _ g t ing letters and réa itn hol a * President. of the. Convention would. reco gni the “gentleman from Wari as entitled tothe= floor, the members would lay aside newspapers aud pens and wotld crowd as—elese as' they rcould to the seat ot Judge Shaftor, for they knew! that when he spake there would be much said “that had reason, le arning and re“gearch init. **” ==Free Lance. Eprror Eranscrter:—lf one—who * * * 1215 wspapers-Board éf County Supervisors. «lowcd ; ; GENERAL FUND. J. M. Walling, feés is Deputy District Attorney, $22 Geo, W: Dunster, by error in “allewance of bill of Jan.’ 6th, $10.— GENERAL ROAD FUND. Labor on roads—Citizens -Bank, 251990 5 Chas. Rogers, $438.54 5 J. Jansen, $97.50 ; F. Battis, $100 ;C. B. Hawley, $109; Geo. Allen, $141; Jd-k. Duttield, $198'5 E. ‘VOss, $37.12, se : “prsTrarcr 3S Fame = Gator—on“yous Cit zane Bank. Delos Calkins, $30; A, Chaney, § $30; Pat, Henry, $15 ; G. -Turner, $19.07 5-5. Graham, $18.73; T. Nilon, $21/;'GoA. Cooper, $132.92; J. Brannigan, $6: Geo; H. Gray; $7505 W. Joy, $12; T. Curtis, $12; Wn Hotchkiss, $24 ; advocated the election of Soave J. Graham, $30; I. H. Hinds, $6 ; . Hancock may. bé allowed tp is a ‘Cr Novay,; $3; i W. Davidson, $123} himself upon tha cho 1Ce ne sists I -O; Re eagan, 86; D. L. Calkins, $60 ; Mil'erfor Senator fram this State, 1 ie 5 Dean, $1837M.—Moule,. $13 feat that way inclined: —T.saw— him.) yy heies, $137 1. Je Rs imphries, $15 ; Johnson, . aily in the Constitat ional Conven. 's i p60. W-G.-Stiles,-$16-75-5-"Ption at Sacramento, and, as well as . Meagher, $8.25 ; J. P-Roas, $11.25; . others, had an opportunity to con-. yoo Getchell, $67.50 ; Geo. “A; ii trast Lin with the foremost men. of There may tave been_a but if he fiat body.: few abler minds than-his, respect, he ga a “lin others. He is a man that moves in a circle of “the rich and influential, butawhosesympathies are with the masses, and whose instinets would fead him to advance their welfare. H's —antiChinese argument in the Convention for. pli’ csophic acumen, for freedom ‘fgom-accidenta', and for the. possession of cssential qualites i in its reas— ~oning, m: arked tt the finest effort sof} the kind, and secured the attention of eminent men and leading, periodi-— cals East. This alone stamps him as both able and worthy to represent California; in the Senate of the Uni=} ted States. He embodies in his person the most vital question of our State and age. How was—it with Shafter who has been named in this connection? Wot denying his intel lectual vigor, he is aman of aristoCooper, $38. -, Lumber—M,. L, & D. Marsh,$1. 90; V. Flume Co., $20.22. Geo, E. Turner, = Total. amount, $341. Ae DISTRICT No, 2. Labor on roads.—M, iteBoneugh; $437.50 ; M. J. Smith & Bro., $95; milse., ‘R, Anderson, $57.50; A. Lucas, $68.The following bills have been. al"$3757 5 Thos Nildn, $393 Thomas7 Curtis, $22:505-N_Lucksinger,!( 83-5 J-_C. Abbott, 35. oa MuHery, 36who had stwck'to the wagon,” A An Up Country Episode. Nortu BLOOMFIELD, Jan. 7, “81. Eprtror TRANSCRHT: :—We had an elopement in our town today. I ‘believe that is what’yop call a runa[way with a womaninit. J. O’Conner, who drives the delivery wagon . of M. Simons, of this place; was_re{turning from deliver ng goods-at they . Derbec mine, this afternoon, having} a the wag: mi with bim+Mrs— Lane, (T C. McGagin, and the oldest son of . Mr. Simons. As they reached the) . aPPer end-of-tewn—thewagon pole . slipped from the ‘ neck-yoxe, ‘ breakF ‘ing in about the centre, ‘The w agon “yan pom “the “horses, frighténing® ‘them, break-neck speed, the driver losing ai-tontroland. the: Wwagox-czoweling ‘them’ all the time. ‘They dashed down through. tewn, spilling the: Joad.at-intervals along. the . whe ‘n one of the lines becoming ~entangled in a wheel caused the horses ito turn-shert round and. dash into a route, a ° gts "rea = —_ ses fence leading t6 the Climese garden, ‘0. Chaney, $36 34: which threw one and stopped both in their mad career. Sammy. Simons ced . stick no longer, and he .was thrown, ‘down on. a was . and ‘came ' manure, Mr, ©’Cooner considerably bruised, “besides break— ing a:small bone in: thé side of his right foot. Mrs. Lane received a cut over her lefteye, but fa ling on the driver-sustained no further injury. Mr. McGagin was the most-unfortu’ Falling on his head he \sky high”* “pile, nate of-all. “lis badly cut in’ séverateplaces, “botir long and deep, 4 but, i is thought to-be,by Pr. Morrison ‘who” dressed the wounds,, not seriously damaged.— Whether he is hurt inwardly or not “They, started and ran_at. Here and There. An ice'gorge in the Dhio atsCincinnati has destroyed cgal bargep.valued at $150, 009. A. W. Bingham of Petaluma blew out the-gas-ina-.Santa_. Rosa‘ hotel Thursday night. There is a chance for his oe Judges Belen ‘and ‘Spargo have decitled a test case of intgrest to the . Hegal profession. __ They‘ hold that . . Walliam P. Veuve is legally a Jnsaoe . tice of the Peace in San dese, thou gh} ‘Fernando Wood’s _refunding bill cameup in the House Saturday, and’ hei is_entirely without-jurisdiction. Sherman’s re sumption metheds by r‘Hugene-Hale has been unanimously nominated Sal Senator by the Itis ape from W ashington that Frye'says he will be chosen to suc= ceed Bfaine, who goes into Garfield's Cabinet. The Goveraor of Utah has. given the certificate of election as United States Delegate to Allen G. Camip-. pell,-» He declared that the proofs ‘Ke re convincing thit-Geoergs Q.Canbony both\ as alien and polygamist, was aan dfrom hélding: office. The sessionof the Senate Saturdaywag on y of forty minutes duration; the Assembly was not in sessioa at all, having adjourned ovér to yesterday. A bill was introduced in the Senate having for its object-the-ousting-of the Democratic State Librarian. Se ator Wendell . las added another_to the list of bills +0 repeal the Debris Att.» A” bili has been introduced to-re-enact the the-rather-dpit-debate-was-enlivencd 7s rething-olseateiually low prices. by a rancorous attack. on’ Seeretary . urd; a Bourbontmember. from-Ohio=-—~ ‘Nevada. Restaurant. and toroughly remoding on abéen leg an eled the bw £ COMMERCIAL STREET, ; Opposite Mungor. & Naffziger’s Meat Market, and. two-doors below the. Twanscript Block, H, BECKMAN, bed experi: uced caterer, has opened @ firstRenerentand—Chop House, And is prepared to receive public patronage. Read Some of His Prices = Cake or Pie; with Fea or Coffee; 10-cents: “Regular Meals, from 25 cents upwards, __ Néat, Prompt, Polite. ceived a Large Stock of Wases, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Cutlery. . > Bank‘of Nevada City, Califernia, he ce morning of Junuyry Ist, . 1884. CASE Rice Liew —or ‘THE— “B EEWIVE? GROCERY — ‘STORE: “TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, “. Commercial Street: Flour; : Assorted Crackers jrown Pearl Barley ‘SES Milk Can, full of ¢ ‘offee, 3 lbs., Dinner Can fullef Cottee,5 ibs. » 200 Beans, a NEVROE City a a gg a THE i “NEVADA eee Bri . ~« EW. Bigel guticipated. Thanks to A jnterestirg pu S. . Stout porch t to.the re oMrs: Joseph fenge built inlot. ——— ky; A. Brigg: yentists Hall: “per ‘100 ir: Se 149, oe BECKMAN.) Soda Crackers = NevaiaGity, Jan. 9th. = = ‘Mackerei--No. ther ee at aa 22 “. Bran, “{peF100.Ibs. pos ; oe = wat Wheat, per 100-lhs 5 2 ' : LIDS, -~ 29 Broad St. = Nevada City, [Srerad Barley, per 100 Ibs.) g~1 : RG wera ess ’ ves “Ae y ray’s old stand. Whole B arley,*per 100 Lbs 1 se E>B.-Tea, perth, gy oH f , Japan Tea, per LS. * 35 WE have Just reBeehive Ted, per lb. -Crushal Sugar, Susan, Fancy Goods, Picture Frames, . Split Peas, : Hips. : a —MEIBLIBERY, CANDIES, . Best-Tsland Bice, VOiibsss Fy eae ee : Harkness v ax Candle i3; bOx: 404 And inany ether articles which will be : at SAN FKANCISCO PRICES. Oysters, 12 cans ."} (i = Sey a te Tomatoes, 7 cans 1) CARPET WEAVING done to er—. Corn, 5 vans Ta der at FORTY CENTS per yard, Jelly,, e : ry = Syrup, per gatlor _ 3; Mr. & Mrs. A. a: Pinkstoue. Sariline 18, amall cans, 6 cans. 13-09 : Sardines, large cans: 4cans 1 (i) —Natade City, + Dee. 19h. _____ Lemon Peel and €itron,-3-tbs;—Htiy Semi-Annual Statement of the Rig fohacco, pe vib, 70 nancial Condition of the Citizens TOil Canfull of: Coffee, pS, 60) 334 lbe.-for 1g 50; C. Morison, $17.50; J. Col; pe a ASSETS.” = bert, $15.; J. Perrin, $13 = M 20; cannot be ascertained at this time. . old code provision reiating -to the . Rank Preuises.+: arigecre eG 6,000-00-} Gror md Coffee, per‘pac kage, 2D ety. $6 .p p Gre may ro : j : R + The horses appear to be in nowise. punishment of «murder. —_ Another Ssanty Warrant depts.. s Ca 7 ger is oe packaxes, 25. 4 > * . ares > Od 5 dd. ein; = OUCY WAarrantS Te cere 33,56 , OF at 7h ( : a-. Apportionment biil . has® been} Loans on Real Estate...;... 19,695 OC aces Woo Mon dect boca ad Cts hart, -$7,50.; T.—Johnson,_$5-;—D. inj: ured, but the i a ineonsiders : ads duced; — See Loans on. Stocks. Boa eg as BO oo . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil sper gals Ff . Allen, $15 ; J. D. Goughl m. B bly, and. is: mow in the \hospital unintreduce Loans on other Securities. Sie coe 11,457 62 do do do 5: val can, 225 atts pre Soian, » 3° ds i zamiaation: Fakin aitt Adolph Sutrorefuses to be drawn . Loans on Personal Seburity 43,330 24 . Bode Og} Fae Pee Yi for Ban A. Vanslyke, $27.50 ; John Walsh, dergoing &€ g (fightin. N 1 Office’ Furniture and Fixtures. 3,000 00 . En shah G 2s “eS 49: J. A. Richie: $8 = W 1. . things into consideration, it was a. into the Senatorial fightin Nevada. . pie trom Banks..... 2.0.. 0 21,428 44 rye’s English ocoa, packet _ 2% #40 5.J. A. Richie; $8 5 W. A. TisHae Weanaicéc Chropisleat Sua: Cen. [tems aie. cscs.. . 6,899.08 . Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25« dale; $2.50; J. Treat; $75 ;-G.—R narrow-and lucky eqeape for all. M. Ths Sag PreGenes CALCOIOO OM O88) Ee ad " —~ ——. Mustard, per bottle,’ a ; $2.50; J. 5975 5G. Rey RTS hale day says: ‘‘When-spoken to 6n the 0 Be a are $153,813 79] Pepper, per bottle, ioe: an, $10; D. Hurley, $3 ;P.J. RySan Juan “Times” Items. . * to-d by -several leadi ELABILITIES. F eres ar : ae an, $7.50 ; Cap.-'Towne, $10 ; J. R. subject to-day by several leading Capital paid up € 30:00:80 Wash Tubs, fram 50 cents.to (200 Code-$5:-G-B8-€ , Phos: Christopher and Jos. par Dewrocrats, Sutro-said: ‘What's the . surplus.. .0.0.. veers 2/342 70 . Wash Boards, RD ets, ode, $9; G. rocker, $2.50; i a Eee > of getting thé Democrats to snp. Due Bepositors..-.2.:.-es-= 113,746 47 . Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Sleéman, $7. : ‘Tavhohave been mining near Birchville, pte Be rt he gee vet Dus Banke Eee : "7/308 62 . Clothes ‘Baskets, ae ; ? ir can ge epublicans Ss —— Rolling Pi eat, Lumber—Mohawk Co.,. $151.12; have leased their claim and, gone to; port me? Fa oe $158,918 79] SOIMS Zins, OMe vr Py $ to offset them.’He could not be}. : a Potato Mashers, -15-cts, V. Flume Co., $8. 06; J. C, Conaway & Bro., $3.60. Peter Johnston, mdse., $49.2 a In the. Constitutional Convention,he did all he could to obstruct anti-Chinese legislation. Ft could be seen that his ‘arguments “were-not only _ leveled against the modes proposed, but that he:was in sympathy with their coming and was s Na favor of their naturalization. On thegide of every menopaly he was either, und, or else he hbid-a teutrat position’ We e want aman to représent all classes yd ‘thle: ésts of the State, We want.a man.that advocated the preservation of our civilization, without being led by the artifices-of dem. ago, ism, or a desire to daurt the jpubHic favor. We want a Senator whem _.we can trast'and respect, -and_ such is General Miller. a ustiTD A. : — ’ Received the Specimens. ——Charles McBtivy cf this—city—te= coutly forwarded ito the Territorial Pioneers Assotiation at San Francisco a box containing three hundred poun Is of Nevada.coynty ores and petrifactions. On Saturday last afr. Melilvy received the following ac~. knowledgement of his generosity: Haut Terem'’s Pronexrs or CAL, “SAN FRANGI.Ce, Jan. Ist, 1831 Chas, McElvy, Esq. —Dear Sir: I take pleasure ia announcing . that at the regulay monthly meeting of the Board of Directors, held on Tuesday evening, the14th ult,, on motion unanimous'y adopted the thanks et the Association «ere dee ared ‘due and-tendered to Oharles McItlyy, for his generous kindness in donating for its.Cabinet a large box of valuable minerals aud b autifal potrifactions, ail from Neva'a-county. Yours very Respectiuily, Lowe, J. Harpy, Je., Sec. SEE mm “A. L. Ml. Blection. At the reguine meeting of Nevada City Lodge, Ne. 234, America Le gion of. Honor, held Saturday even-ing; ‘thé. following offeers Were et crs 1 $1,924.72; A. G. W eissbein Bros. & Co., $67. 37. Total, $1,237.92. DISTRICT No. 3. Labor on yoads—Citiaens Bank, $542.22; Citizens Bank, $220.75;. M. . Hudson, -$30;-C. Walsh, $34 50; W. . H. Smith, $31; C. Hearne, $6; S. S. Long, $6;H. Striker, $28.50; J. Lyons, $12; P. Mallman, $9; H. Kohler, $12.203.3..Goffette, $79.50 Stephens, $186.52; T. C. McGagin, $166; A.S. Wall, a id an Cratt, $15, . M. L. & D. Marsh, jamber, 33. BL DISTRICT NO. 4. : Labor on roads—Citizens Bank, $223.74; Buja, $189.50; JasChisholm $90; B. Buja, $195. ; Total, $603.24. LISTRICT NO. : abor’ on roads—Citizens Bank, Chew, $871.54; Chas. Togers, $119.99, Total, $2,916.25. : The fo.lowitg was adopted : “It is hereby \erdeted that the prisoners confined inthe County Jail of oo county for Nnisdemeanor hereby instructed a ‘delivax’ an such prisoner or prisone s#90° con ed. as aforesaid to. such overseer =. the Board may employ for stich purpose.” Am itis farthor ordered that the campensation 1o be allowed for any overseer forthe purpose of work: jug prisouers ow the publ’¢ highw: ay ehail not exceed $3.a day.” Supervisor Mills of the lst District was appointed “a commitice of

he prison: necessary, The measure takes effect immediately:— The penalty of retasing to work close incarceration and a bread water det. pee a Av Emportant Sirike. a A teleg am was recrived ho: e yes: one to enforce the ab-ve, anil wasauthorized to secure the ers with chains if is and ed toserve-the eusuids t bias ot A. Rapp, Past Commaniter ; Jo U, Dick: ‘erman, Commander ; lex. Sloan, Vice Commander ; “Orator; A, Rosenthal, Chaplain ; Mrs. L. 8. Calkina,Secretary; Leca ard S. Calkins, Treasurer ; Mrs. &, . Robinson, Collecter ; J. W. Rob_ dnson, Guide; John Hurst, Warden ; H. H. Haskins, Sentry ; Dr. EK. W. Charles, Medical Examiner ; Lord Housmup J. Robinson and» A. Bovertia, Tr astees; The-inetaliation wi'l take: rane at Me Hall uext a . Rey re jthe face of the tuuuel of the Bald tMbuntains -K-tension Compeay at. A.J. Sckied, Forest City isin blne gravel, cand i that tha. rospects of hivimy reached the roh, channel are exceedingly-encorazing, “The extension ground, ef which there is a vest. tact, is owned. by a local compalty W he have for two ar three years pas industeiwasly cayaged in prapecting it with « atunnel that is now in 2,500 eet more or atruck the great. Bald Mountain per tea their forkapee ? terday from Downie ile stating that4 If ‘they have . Speci Shasta county, “They go to werk on a quartz mine at or near Mad Ox. The English Company commenced washing in their diggings on Badger Hill recently. For the past. two. or three weeks workmen have been engaged in putting things in order, and nowwork can be pushed forward without interruption for some time to come, providing the water supply holds out. Hustler and-sons have sas as yet commenced running water in their claims on Chimney Hill. Aithough a vast amount of rain_has fallen lately, still the supply of water in their reservoirs and ditches, together-with what the Milton Mining and Water Company could afford te furnish them, would notbe enough to justify opening out for the season. ‘However, this state of affaira. may soon change for the better, and the . mine will “then ‘be 5 fi running tye oy aud day. “Phe Eureka Lake Co's mines at Columbia Hill are funning with the exception of ie" ‘‘Oonsolidated.” -Work was resumed in the Laird last week. The shaft in the ‘‘Consolidated” proves to be a success so far “as reaching the channel is concerned. After reaching a depth of 140 feeta drift was driven in the direction of the channel, measuring about $0 feet; then a second shaft S ssank to the depth of 20 feet, wlishthe course of the channel Was iudicatet. At ‘this -stage—of the+search dhe water in shaft No. 2 rose so fast, owing to the impossibility pumping ¢ outs that further progress was iuipededd, It is the intension of the company to.have the machinery and hoisting main shaft removed toa . shaft No. 2 and the work’ o shaft begun. > Public School Apportionment. Eprror Titanscrier:—1 have ‘this day apportioned $20,090 to: the various school districts of the county; _ ing\ $245 per school. “Nevada ‘having™ 13 schoo’s, receives $3,1°5; Grass Valley, having 18 schools, receives $4,410; Trackee having! 3'schools, receitrs $735. Allison Ratc' , Vloon’s Fiat, North San Juan, Norusr Blooutield, Oakland, Roagh and Ready and —Union Hill, having 2 schools each, receive ine { have also apportioned $1769.65 to North Bl collected rte eae i a dontion of $11.50 to Kentucky rut" : Wicxss, rm 7 otively $190. riemnining 34 districts “st conse qoasiennt % C convinced that the » Republicans would not vote for Fair, and-he— will return toCarson to-morrow.” The press of the State which derives support from the bonanza firm’s business, dare not express the . popular sentiment, and i is industrieusly try= ing, to laugh Sutro ont 6f Nevada. It is well known, howeer, thatSutrO'S.. candidacy chas shaken . Fair's confidence considerably.” A. B. Pyle of Candelaria while in Carson Saturday described & plot to abduct Fair. wo men, he says, came to his house when Fair was in Candelaria and said they wanted to capture the bonanza candidate and hold him for half a -million—dollars’s ransom or kil him. It is thought they would have killed him in any event, Whilethey were speaking Fair ceme up vith three men and Aurora. He drove with an escort overawed by the size-of--the party. . Pyle says that it was lucky for him that the men saw Fair exhibit the dispatch, as: théy would otherwise have suspected him of putting the the candidate on his guard and would have killed him. We suspect this yarn is a big pile of nonseusc. Truckee ‘‘Republican” Items. Parties who have visited Donner Lake this week say that it has not begun to freeze yet. ~ Legging at Schaffer’s mill-is in full blast now preparing for an extensive run next summer. Coasting is now, indulged in by the juveniles of Truckee every night,4 The cold weatherof the last week has excetiént crust on which tocslide., ‘THe TRANSCRIPT seems to think hat hanging murderers is alost art in California, Some fine night there will bea wholedot of hanging done ia an ivartistic and unlawful way. The effeet will be the same asif the} stringing up Were dove ‘‘secundem . artem.”’—Free The following is a tist of tetté coniatna . . ing in the Post Office, at Nevada the week ending January 10th; sons calling” ‘for any of these ‘letters please say ‘‘advertised” + bank onthe morning of January Ist, 1881, showed a dispatch calling -his--to}-4n-a-wagon—and —the—outlaws—were }—__frozen the snow gp that it affords an }. State of Galifornia, C County ot Nevad 8S. B. M, Preston, President, aid John T. Me gan, Cashier of the Citizens Bank of: Nevada City, California, each for himself deposes and siiy s that he has a personal knowledge of the facts set forth in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a true and correct sta atement of the finanici: al condition §ef said Se _ ‘All goods subject to correction, ‘Evety ything Fresh and wai ‘be the Best. ‘Richard Roberts. according to the best of his knowled; ze and belief; and that the assets are nnder the sole custody of the officers’of the Bank: BE. M. PRESTON, President. “JINOVE. MORGAN, Secretary, } seal i Sworn and substribed before me this sixth day of’ January, A. D. 1881. Frep Sears, Notary Public. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. We de soleninly swear that the Paid Up Vapital Stack of the Citizens Bank is Thirty Thou. . sand Dollars, -and-that the entire amount of T said Paid <P Capital is composed of and id up by the transfer-of the assets of The jank aia ays County to the said Citizens Bank. +E-M,PRESTON, President. 7 T. MORGAN, Cashier. —Ssvorn-and subscribed before me this sixth tax of January, A, D. 188I. jaS-In Freep. Searus, Notary Public. \ Previous to January Noti No ts ILL BE. RECEINED at the’ Connty Treasurer's Office . ce toTax Payers ! ! 21st, 1881. ~ G. von SCHMITTBURG, Co. Collector. The Palace Barber Shop. ee LOUIS DUNCAN, . HK, Physiognomical Hair Cutter, formerly of the Arcade Barber Shop, t acramento, and A. BROCK, ing to the Tonsorial profession with artistic skill. Ladies andChildren are-cargfully waited on. £27 All Gentlemen having work done will have their ‘£2 Boots Blacked Free of Charge.@a Pine Street, in the rear of Beckman’s Building. Nevada City, Dee. 21, CITIZENS BANK, ‘BROAD STREET.. ...<.NEVADA CITY e is 80: THE RELIABLE. cle _ESTABLISHMERT OF . H SMITH, AS by pursuing @ policy of fair dealing become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. Are kept on hand. they are sold at cost. he for, but no fancy prices are charged a, The e It has been conducted with The 'Favorite Hair Dresser of the West, are . View to rofit the proprieter,-as well as give now prepared to form all work pertainthe public satisfaction. “None but “ The Best Class of Goods It is not claimed that A reasonable margin stock of GROCERIES, CASE ‘GOODS, CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Isnow constantly complete. aa N. lishment. Commercial St., opposite Transcript office, John Esta B,— Shae 00 eee. 2 a Ss. Paid up Capital $36, 000. = OFFICERS! BRE; PRESTON 6th coaden vest President SAME. BUA 45 ks ccawane ,.Viee President JOHN T. .MORGAN..Cashier and Secretary — DIRECTOR s— Dr. R. M, Hunt. Joun T. Moregax. Gro. M. Hueuns. J._ARBoGaSsT. Nuns SkaRLs. L, Hovsmax, E. M. Prmaor, Pa ga Deposits, ‘Buy-and Sell Ex . > gar Purchase Gold. Dust and Bullion 427 Highest Price Paid for State an_ty Warrants. DRAW ORIECKS ON New tom, Sacrimento, Ai San Franeisce, NEW WISCONSIN HOTEL. Broad street, adjoining City, Hall, Wit ‘NEVADA ee oe eee . G WM. HOOPER, Prep'r* Having leased this new Ho. tel and. furnished it with ¢ tirely new Furnitare, the pr’ prietor is pre; to aceoli modate the public with © + Good Board and Lodging at THE SLEKPING Rows are xiry and THE TABLE will always be filled with the affords. best the market THE BAR CONTAINS CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Who desire a good home, wheft: they can be comfortable Sad napp: should : wIDjeety seal Wicked" Dead ” “at Tie tor on “porehased by 4g cleared of jag a new Les) “~gleared off. Sheriff Tow ridge and Ge pa to-day as Phe: People ys buqulary. Thomas Br Julze Ander ee exhibici 3 “. was found, git téneed to pay “Phe Ladies “dias'of the co “olist ¢hurch . at the parson 2 o’vleck for . Geo. M. 4 —the-erection‘Kearney strec One of them March Ist, ter. Miss A. J. and sicsessfu al > ship, isin the froin below, ery 2. 0 writing, The. ordin: running on tk «P.M. should . There-is cons it is riot. st = ‘The amatet sized -audienc urday evenin. the Woods.” they played gave satisfact Brothe or Jo 01 ‘deiiteniet ~heis-able-tot constitution o good treatmer made whole a The defend “i Smith . 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