January 12, 1884 (4 pages)

@ anvADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —_— . ree DIRECTORY. Arrival per departure of the maile from a Nevada City — until further nojoe; : ~ ARRIVES. ABS P.M. 7:33 P. mu, 11:08 a. M. 122004 mu, 2:80-P. uM, . 11:00 a. m. ". their generous response to the late . call of charity. which Se rag the fi adie oie Bers iy ah epag gy of the Orphans return their heartfelt thanks to the’people of Nevada’ City and the surrounding district for pets Be Mrs. R. D. Carter, Miss A. A. Loyd and Miss M, McCarthy for their dévoted ‘services and to the many ladiés and gentlemen of Nevada City who contributed 80 liberally to ti ‘the Fair. May “He who has promised a reward for *‘a cup of cold water given in His name” bless the Orphans’ friends, is the prayer of the per, Jos. Perrin, F, M.Pridgeon, R. ‘Huckina and . ie Day. President H. Li, Day, presiling. missioners K, Casper, Jos, Perrin, and H, Eb. Day were read, and ‘on motion were; adopted —_ ordered filed, county were found due and ordered paid on the First Road nr Fand : 1—J. H. Beardsley $15, Wm. Eddy ae to the People. of Nevada o ‘Tuurspar, Jan. 10, 1884. . Forest City, odfhiitted suicide last The Board met nt to.law his. The Sisters of Mercy in the name . on the above date, "Present K. ‘Casgram pA FS si w cutting _ The minutes of the previous meetng wéte read and approved. The quarterly report of Road Com] The tollowing demands against the For Labor on Roads in District No. Jottings and Transcriptions of Leca). Interest. Some of the Truckee ice compaknown: RECEIPTS. ". Sisters and the little ones committed to their care. Appended is a list of the different tables, their receipte, expenses, etc., also the winning numbers and the winners so far as $30, John Dorougherty $37-50, M. B. Siddler $5 25, Geo. King $22 50, John. Cleave $58 50, Charles Cornell $44 25, Thomas. Mooney $74 80, Orzeka Libonta $36 25, John Lane $45, Henry Doroughty $10, Thos. Mahar $26 25, Thos. Johnson $159 75. John ‘nies are harvesting their second crop for the season. Treasurer Schmittburg this week redeemed the first 25 county Bonds of the issue of April, 1883, Delingnent ‘taxes are ‘coming * ‘ip very slowly at. the Treasurer's office. The list: will go to the printers soon. ~~Kecording to the Hebrew way of ’ counting this is the year 5644, Pretty.near_time to turn over a new leaf. The nobby style now is to wear a wooden toothpick behind the right ear. Itgives one a solid niercantile aspect. Jones & Beebe’s Sacrament orchestra of six. pieces has been ‘engaged for the uniform ball on Jannary 25th, ‘The Supreme Court has decided that.a firm cannot obtain judgment until a fall publication of their netice of partnership. Business_ men should make a note of this. The ‘members of Nevada Light Guard will hold an election on the. evening of the 19th instant to choose a Second Lieutenant, vice Geo. A. Nihell, elected First Lieutenant. a The law requires thatall restaur-. ' ants, hotels,ete., which use oleomargarine,. post notices ‘to . that effect ia at least three conspicuous places in their establisl.ments, where they may be seen by their ctietomers. . But how many are cognizant of the fact ? 2 ““Whims” was played at Truckee without Ethel Lynton or Jules Ma. . dero in the cast; it being represented that these two members had . been compelled to return.to San Francis-Lynton was the brightest star ae the constellation, © We don’t blame the Truckeeites for ‘‘kicking” at-her absence. COLLINS’ REQUEST. A Condemned Murderer Who Wants No Assistance in Finding God. Yesterday morning as Jailor Carter was preparing a bath for Collias,'who is sntenced to be»hung February first for the murder of Wn. F. Cummings in 1879, the prisoner said to him : ‘Tell the Sheriff [ don’t want a priest to hold mass that day when I go out on the honse [meaning the scaffold] in the yard there. -I can find.my own God, and He'll be just as good a one as any priest can find for me. I have faced death a hundred times, and I can meet it like a man in any shape it comes, Now don’t forget to tell the Sheriff about the priest.” Collins seems to have given up ,all hope of an extension of life after the day set for hanging. s<hiepeaeaienicngpiangcisintinnasonitats Tom Lawton Again. Some time ago Collins, the condemned murderer confined in jail at this city, gave the authorities to un-~ derstand that he knew the whereabouts of Tom Lawton, the murderer ‘who so mysteriously disappeared from Sacramento some years ago after helping Troy Dye and another man to kill Tully. Timothy Lee, a “Deputy Sheriff from Sacramento, was here yesterday interviewing Collins in his cell on the subject, but, it is said he got no information of value, pe wmaTt THEY ARE DOING. oe Personal and Social Items Gleanea Mere and There. J. J. Ott ie very ills Gracie Plaisted (Mrs, Bert. Lancopie) ia sail playidg in Australia with the Melville troupe, M. McDonough of Boston Ravine came over to the metropolis yesterday to feel our ‘Pulse on the slickens question. Marshal: ‘Moses Drew. of Sacramento was here yesterday serving papers in the land case of the United States vs. Ella M. Rose. Vienna Rolls, Bread and Cakes. » AMirst-class baker, lately from the Eastera States, bas been vat 80 valuable a mediGantt's . eee TOs g00d iin placing’ vala a medi Vienga rells will be served to the Public every morning. A fine assort‘ment of cokes will also be kept on hand. + flaw ae Ir you don’t want to freeze when “it's cold; suffer f «from a setelve poe ‘warm—nse Brown’s . a [and the Misses Collins, Loyd, Daley, . 1J. Fancy Table—Mesdames Colitis, Clancy, Carter, Hamilton, O’Donnell Quigley, Cocltran, Murpby and ‘Torpie $2,016.20. “Faney Teble—Medanies Gode, Miller, Pope, Taylor and Berg, and the-Misses Cryer, Pope, Byrne, Code, English, Miller, Noonan, McAuliffe, . Goutzenheiser, $1,800 Refreshnent* Table — Mesdamer Cheyer, Taaffe, Scanlan, Connolly, Quigley and the Misses Huss and Nevin, $530. Bric-a-Brac Table—Mesdames Gad and Wohler and the Misses Gad, $130, . Door $495.45. Total receipts, $4,971.65. . EXPENDITURES, ‘receipte—Mr. T. Cloke, RECAPITULA’ TION. Total receipts. vets cc et ard $4,971.65 Total expenditures.‘. Net proceeds’. 22. .$4,704.15 WINNING NUMBERS. Silver-teaset, No. 380, held by J. McCourt, Austin, Nev. ~ China tea set, No. 152, held by Mrs, ‘Miller, Grass Valley. Majolica tea set, No. 373, held by Iron Mine, Placer Watch, set with diamonds, No. 610, held by Mr. J, M. Fingley, Eureka, Nev. * Watch and chain, No. ~ by not yet known. Piano, No. 152, held by Mr William Smalley, Forest Hill: Diamond ring, No. 894, held by Miss M. Quigley, Grass Valley. Two prizes, Nos. 923 and 328,held by Mr. Cloke and Mrs. Code, Grass Valley. Three prizes, Nos. 203,48 and 565, held by not yet known: Silver butter dish, No. 232, hawt by net yet known, . Silver cake basket, No. 7, held ts not yet known. Of the $2,016.20 made by Mrs. Collins and assistants $671 was collected by Mra. G. Hamilton. * Sisters or Mercy. I. &. 0. F. Inatallation. held ff On Tuesday evening last. District Deputy Grand* Master Glassen installed the following officers of Ous4 tomah Lodge; No. 16, 1.0,0. F. : G. E: Brand, N. G. ; John Waters, V. G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8S. ; J.C. Abbott, P. S.; H. C. McKelvey, Lane $50, Wm. Barton $72 25, Geo. E. Turner $7.95, M. L. & D. Marsh} $13.02, AL Gentry $18.75,.M. Mal. ry $37 50, T. Branigan $42 50, Jas. Graham $35, Dan. Getchell $6, J. H. Wilson $3, S. A. Eddy $12 50, Harry Towle.$4, Geo. Cooper $27 86, Thos, Kirkham $15 25,. M, Conly $1 25, F. A. Staples $2 50, M. % Diddles $6., county were found due and ordered paid on the Second Road District Fund : fin District No. 2 eaalgned account, $579, county were found due and ordered paid on the Fifth Road District Fund: District No. 5, LittleYork Township, $322. to. meet to-morrow. at 10 o’clock. journment, all the members present, Board, presiding. . county were found due and ordered paid onthe Second Road District Wm. Campbell $46 25, G.S.8. Getchell $6, J. G. Hartwell $32, Jas. K. Cade $4 25, Jas. Treat $5, T. Othet . — G51 Ataska;—~young-man, go-to}$56 39, C. A. Smith $1259, Finnie Treas. ;J. M. Walling, R. 8. tof The folowing demands against the } Citizens Bank, for labor on roads The following demands Soe a the ‘A. G, Chew, for Jabor on roads in By~erder the Board adjourned * Attest: -F. G. Brarry, Clerk, By W.D. Harris, Deputy. ~ Friday, Jan, 11, 1884, The Board met pursuant to adH. L. Day, President ofthe The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following demands against the Fond: . For labor on Road District No. 2. $37 50; D. McKay & Co. $8, W. J. Van Orden $197; Peter Branatitier & Carson $40, D. Bilderback $31, Eureka Lumber Co, $6 77, B. Taylor $45. The report of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. was read and on motion adopted and ordered filed. . Whereas, this Board has hitherto passed certain orders and ordinances concerning game, and the Legislature has subseqnently passed laws nullifying and supplementing the action of the Board, but many of the residents of the county are misled by a supposed conflict. Therefore, Resolved, That all regulations and ordinances concerning game, hitherto adopted by the Board, are‘suspended and void in fact; On motion it was ordered that the Auditor and Treasurer make the joint statement required by Section 121 of the Connty Government Bill on the’ first’ Modday of January, April, July and Octeber in each year. Attest: FF. G. Bearry, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. por Sain St prea The Bow at Dutch Flat. The Truckee Republican gives this M. G. ; Jas. McCrindle; L. S. to N. G.; Paul Richards, R. 9. to V. G. ; , uw S. to V. G.; E. Hothersall, W. ; E. Bond, C. ; W. Brown, J. G. ;J. F. Hook, 0. 4 G. ; J. Hocking, R.S.S.; W. L. McClure, L. 8.8: The members speak highly of the efficiency of Mr. Glasson as an installing officer. He is “letter perfect” in all the work. 2 All the Stock Taken. Union: Fhe 20,000 shares of the stock of the Magneta Mining Company, which was'set aside to be sold at fifty cents per share to provide a -working capital, hae all been sold, atid more would have been taken at the same price if obtainable. The fall number of shares in the Company is 100,000. From the present good prospects of the mine it is doubtful now whether any more stock can he obtained. at ‘less than one-dollar per share. fd A Reliable Medicine. Oar readers are aware that the Times very rarely editorially endors— ‘medicines a8 it does f ot koe ‘positive knowledge ‘of their merits; but having individually used ‘‘Ammen’s ‘Cough Syrup,” and ‘. heard so much in its praise, we think the manufacturer is doing cine on the market,and we are doing good in assisting to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to recom. where, Ws bats deny Bushee ith him near two years, and find es or recommends what are known as}. mend Mr. Ammen to the craft else. . gentlemrn honorable in his €*, . wax &: Co., —"* New York. version of the trouble,the ‘‘Whims” company. had at Dutch Flat Monday night : When the company left San Francisco about. nine weeks ago, they made a contract with Mr, Donaldson, .general. bagguge manager, for 300 pounds extra baggage, which did not’expire until the 15th of this month. This contract was -recognized by all the agents where the arrived at Dutch Flat, Monday evening, when Manager Mott went to check his baggage to Triickee, the agent objecting on account of overweight. Hot words followed on both sides, when the agent suddenly and without any warning, strack Mr. Mott,over the head with a lantern, and knocked him seriseless for amomeot. Mr. Lawrence, a memmer.of the company, who was standing by, promptly knocked the agent down. The agent then jumped to, ‘his féet and drew a pistol and struck’ Lavagence a terrific blow in the face, The men were separated without forth er trouble. The members of the’ company characterize. the assault as cowardly, brutal and entirely uncalled for. Gua BD and protect your -health, tonic 1 .edicine, Brown’s ye Bitters. J. z Jackson of the Beehive Gio! best groceries and provision . 25 and 50 cents per “Sent by mail. J. N. Heoxprompt and liberal.— {1 wi oa pargeasana bagi mine in Lake county has been shut down. was stolen from the residence of Governor Adanis of Nevada, at Carson. forgedsignatures— isthe popular amusement in certain circles in Euthe guest of. General Badean, United States Consul General to Cuba. novel way of advertising herself, company have traveled until they] make use of that true. and efficient . of 1 cery st7re continues to sell the orl etocatsetl tS An assessment of 20. cents a share has been levied’ upon the capital stock-of the Rainbow Mining Company. Captain Mead -has uncovered a fur foot win of rich decomposed quartz at his mine up in Pig canyon, He haw already taken out ten or fifteen tons of the.ore, which he estimates will average two “hundred . dollars per ton.’ FS ‘Dr. Holdsworth, of Milton, through his attorney, F. D. Soward, is preparing to bring suit against the Milton Water and Mining Company to recover damages for fhjurier done to; his property by the breaking of the English dam. : James Crooks, of Goodyear’s Rar, while hunting in the vivinity of Eureka some days ago, suddenly came upon two large bucks, a bear and twe cubs. Jim succeeded in killing the bucks, but the bears were too fast for him aiid managed i School Apportionment. Superintendendent. Tiffany has made the following quarterly county apportionment. among the public schools: Grass Valley Cameo es vsice he ‘evade Ee NA EEED Teaslbeel« «is, Disses Gini gad “reedenk of . ism to become a capitalist, he is al. goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and Villard is byt one of the many examples of newspaper men who have . grocery store, gone dead broke by becoming heaty . ===" capitaliste. of mind has succeeded in making a cow give lager beer by feeding her on malt, hops. and spring water. Now if a hen could only be made to lay a cocktail. Persons desiring the services of J.} Itisa favorite with ladies who . tor * have tried it, bevause it gives a naturR. Davis, in vocal or, instramental. ’ . 1 appearance to the skin which no music will please leave ‘word at the oe oe iors, sovese. }s nee nut National Exchange Hotel. . j12-2w on the face whi iG conatlered 20 objeetionable. ong 10centa a pot oy For sale by CARR BROS. one that excels all other iron medicines, take Brown’ s fron Bitters.vada County Mining aud Prospect__ . fice of W.,. F. Englebright, on Broad . . . street, Morgan {& Roberts Nevada January 12, 1884, for the purpose of f~ transacting . such business as “nay . come before the meeting. Dox'rforget that J J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned Wuen a man abandons the happy lucrative profession of journalmost sure to come to, grief. “Henry . liquors for medicinal purposes, and, everything found in a first-class jy19-té ¢) THE BEST TOILET SOAP. N THE MOST ECONOMICAL. Cc GOOD FOR THE SKIN. PRE COR oey t o ‘A Farmer of an experimental turn * IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. [I Boncuti. ITI Vocal and Instramental Music. As a true and efficient tonio, and, ‘ Annual Meeting. : The Annual Meeting of the Neng Company will be held at the ofBlock, City, Cal, on Saturday, By order . J. D. Fremrnea, President. W. F, EnGLesriant, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 29, 1883. Moores Flat, N. Bloomfield, N. San Juan, Oakland and Union Hill (each)... The 37 other districts, each. 436 218 The total amount apportioned was $19, 184, The Decision in.Full. Judge Sawyer’s anti-mining decision will be published in full by next . Monday’s Sacramento Bee, which enterprising journal will thus get ahead of all its competitors in this important mattter. Ee = RR General and Personal.The Sulphur Bank Quicksilver A diamond ring valued at $1, 000 Writing mischievous letters with veka. : It is expected that General (irant will visit Havana duriug January as 1 Alaska. The last citizen who went up there has already become 9 solid man. He was frozen to death. The Cherokee Indians have established a national bank in their Tertitory. Sara Bernhardt has hit upon a She has just had a néw brand of cheese named after her. If the article; however, is as odorous as. the lady’s reputation, we doubt very much that it will ever become generally popular. John E. Emerson, 6 miner on Douglas Mountain, near Georgetown, El Dorado county, was partly buried by the caving in of a tunnel he was drifting, and his legs were piuioned and crushed by the rocks’ As there was no help within hailing distance and no hope-of escape from his terrible sufferings, he cut his throat with his pocket knife. For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. ‘ CHILDREN 6 pictures taken instan tanequsiy by Swarts, Nevada City. , POWDER “Absolutely ’Pare. This powder never varies. A marVel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes More economical than the irdinary kinds, and cannot. be. sold in-competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or. phoshate powders. SoLD ONLY IN CANS. yal Baking Powper Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. n3-ly Notice to Publishers, —~ Star Spring Mattresses, old price $12, now $9.50. Wool Pillows, per pair, formerly $3.50 now $2. — Silver Ware, Brackets, Sewing ae & PRICE LIST= mae. z . Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT: BLOCK, . For t he next 1 0 Days, Upholstered Spring Mattresses, $11 now for $9. Wool Mattresses, full size, $10, now selling for $6.50. Wool Mattresses, 34 size, formerly $9, now for $5.50 Feather Pillows, per pair, $7, now for $4.50. Combination, per pair, old price $5, now $3.50. Baby Carriages, formerly $25, now for only $15. Baby Carriages, formerly $15, selling for $8. 8-Day Calendar Clocks, formerly $14, now $8: 8-Day Clocks from $5 to $6. 30Hour Clocks from $1.75 to $4.50. *\Albums fiom 50 cents to $3. Scrap Books from 25 cents to $2. Autogra ph Albums from 10c to-$1.60. Stationery Boxes 25c to $1. ‘aper, per ream $1.25, th om 1000, $) i Also a full line of Lamps. stock Mirrors, Bird Cages, Vases, ines, Furniture, Toilet Sets, Knives and Forks, a Glass Ware, etc. CHEAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPES Alan, Seven Hundred Second Hand Books for sale at your own price. GEO. TRACY. Auctioneer. 1884. 1884. THIS YEAR .We Propose to-Sell all Kinds of Goods Cheaner than Ever Before aya a . DURING THEEPAST YEAR a OurjTradeShas;been Sea (OW IM Men are Hapily Finding Out we Mean Just what we Say When we Tell Them see in ry aud Fancy Goods, Millinery, He. Our Stook is the LARGEST, Our Styles the LATEST, Our Prices the TWEE. a FLAMIN OUR MAGNIFICENT scone} Before making your purchases. Mrs. Lester & Grawiord, “(NEAR THE. UNION HOTEL) — aaa Povosae <1 Witoeeorcer Seen » . WEVER BEFORE WERE BEARINEARD cm SEA LLEIN BERGER, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE...---BROAD_ STREET IMMENSE STOCK OF coops . Tess Dnex Cost: q Having wae to soon move our business to Seattle, W. T., we will For the Next Thirty ays Sell our Large and Finely selected Stock of ~/DRY coons, NOTIONS, © MILLINERY, Ae, —=laT LESS THAN COST. any thing in our line will __ SAVE MONEY * * _Any one pe need of By calling on us before making their purchases, as SUCH BARGAINSOFFERED IN NEVADA CITY wad DRUGS, M And by'so. doing can t Agents, San 228-3m. WAIN STREET, -.NEVADA ont, = ee WE PROPUSE TOISELL. . For. Cash uote . for the best qualities. of Goods than Any other Dealer in ‘in Nevada tin, sarGO4TO wa The Palace Drugstore IF YOUJAREJIN NEED OF DICINES, ToiletArticles, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. CARR BROTHERS, . Corner Pine and Commercial sts. Nevoda City, 7 . GASH GROCERY. STORE. HUSSEY & SON, E¥tawvweOpened a First-Class {Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R. Coe,) where. they will keep constantly on hand : A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines, . LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED,'FLOUR, &C. “ P, po JER PRICES Beso: _MUSSEY & SON,

@ anvADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —_— . ree DIRECTORY. Arrival per departure of the maile from a Nevada City — until further nojoe; : ~ ARRIVES. ABS P.M. 7:33 P. mu, 11:08 a. M. 122004 mu, 2:80-P. uM, . 11:00 a. m. ". their generous response to the late . call of charity. which Se rag the fi adie oie Bers iy ah epag gy of the Orphans return their heartfelt thanks to the’people of Nevada’ City and the surrounding district for pets Be Mrs. R. D. Carter, Miss A. A. Loyd and Miss M, McCarthy for their dévoted ‘services and to the many ladiés and gentlemen of Nevada City who contributed 80 liberally to ti ‘the Fair. May “He who has promised a reward for *‘a cup of cold water given in His name” bless the Orphans’ friends, is the prayer of the per, Jos. Perrin, F, M.Pridgeon, R. ‘Huckina and . ie Day. President H. Li, Day, presiling. missioners K, Casper, Jos, Perrin, and H, Eb. Day were read, and ‘on motion were; adopted —_ ordered filed, county were found due and ordered paid on the First Road nr Fand : 1—J. H. Beardsley $15, Wm. Eddy ae to the People. of Nevada o ‘Tuurspar, Jan. 10, 1884. . Forest City, odfhiitted suicide last The Board met nt to.law his. The Sisters of Mercy in the name . on the above date, "Present K. ‘Casgram pA FS si w cutting _ The minutes of the previous meetng wéte read and approved. The quarterly report of Road Com] The tollowing demands against the For Labor on Roads in District No. Jottings and Transcriptions of Leca). Interest. Some of the Truckee ice compaknown: RECEIPTS. ". Sisters and the little ones committed to their care. Appended is a list of the different tables, their receipte, expenses, etc., also the winning numbers and the winners so far as $30, John Dorougherty $37-50, M. B. Siddler $5 25, Geo. King $22 50, John. Cleave $58 50, Charles Cornell $44 25, Thomas. Mooney $74 80, Orzeka Libonta $36 25, John Lane $45, Henry Doroughty $10, Thos. Mahar $26 25, Thos. Johnson $159 75. John ‘nies are harvesting their second crop for the season. Treasurer Schmittburg this week redeemed the first 25 county Bonds of the issue of April, 1883, Delingnent ‘taxes are ‘coming * ‘ip very slowly at. the Treasurer's office. The list: will go to the printers soon. ~~Kecording to the Hebrew way of ’ counting this is the year 5644, Pretty.near_time to turn over a new leaf. The nobby style now is to wear a wooden toothpick behind the right ear. Itgives one a solid niercantile aspect. Jones & Beebe’s Sacrament orchestra of six. pieces has been ‘engaged for the uniform ball on Jannary 25th, ‘The Supreme Court has decided that.a firm cannot obtain judgment until a fall publication of their netice of partnership. Business_ men should make a note of this. The ‘members of Nevada Light Guard will hold an election on the. evening of the 19th instant to choose a Second Lieutenant, vice Geo. A. Nihell, elected First Lieutenant. a The law requires thatall restaur-. ' ants, hotels,ete., which use oleomargarine,. post notices ‘to . that effect ia at least three conspicuous places in their establisl.ments, where they may be seen by their ctietomers. . But how many are cognizant of the fact ? 2 ““Whims” was played at Truckee without Ethel Lynton or Jules Ma. . dero in the cast; it being represented that these two members had . been compelled to return.to San Francis-Lynton was the brightest star ae the constellation, © We don’t blame the Truckeeites for ‘‘kicking” at-her absence. COLLINS’ REQUEST. A Condemned Murderer Who Wants No Assistance in Finding God. Yesterday morning as Jailor Carter was preparing a bath for Collias,'who is sntenced to be»hung February first for the murder of Wn. F. Cummings in 1879, the prisoner said to him : ‘Tell the Sheriff [ don’t want a priest to hold mass that day when I go out on the honse [meaning the scaffold] in the yard there. -I can find.my own God, and He'll be just as good a one as any priest can find for me. I have faced death a hundred times, and I can meet it like a man in any shape it comes, Now don’t forget to tell the Sheriff about the priest.” Collins seems to have given up ,all hope of an extension of life after the day set for hanging. s<hiepeaeaienicngpiangcisintinnasonitats Tom Lawton Again. Some time ago Collins, the condemned murderer confined in jail at this city, gave the authorities to un-~ derstand that he knew the whereabouts of Tom Lawton, the murderer ‘who so mysteriously disappeared from Sacramento some years ago after helping Troy Dye and another man to kill Tully. Timothy Lee, a “Deputy Sheriff from Sacramento, was here yesterday interviewing Collins in his cell on the subject, but, it is said he got no information of value, pe wmaTt THEY ARE DOING. oe Personal and Social Items Gleanea Mere and There. J. J. Ott ie very ills Gracie Plaisted (Mrs, Bert. Lancopie) ia sail playidg in Australia with the Melville troupe, M. McDonough of Boston Ravine came over to the metropolis yesterday to feel our ‘Pulse on the slickens question. Marshal: ‘Moses Drew. of Sacramento was here yesterday serving papers in the land case of the United States vs. Ella M. Rose. Vienna Rolls, Bread and Cakes. » AMirst-class baker, lately from the Eastera States, bas been vat 80 valuable a mediGantt's . eee TOs g00d iin placing’ vala a medi Vienga rells will be served to the Public every morning. A fine assort‘ment of cokes will also be kept on hand. + flaw ae Ir you don’t want to freeze when “it's cold; suffer f «from a setelve poe ‘warm—nse Brown’s . a [and the Misses Collins, Loyd, Daley, . 1J. Fancy Table—Mesdames Colitis, Clancy, Carter, Hamilton, O’Donnell Quigley, Cocltran, Murpby and ‘Torpie $2,016.20. “Faney Teble—Medanies Gode, Miller, Pope, Taylor and Berg, and the-Misses Cryer, Pope, Byrne, Code, English, Miller, Noonan, McAuliffe, . Goutzenheiser, $1,800 Refreshnent* Table — Mesdamer Cheyer, Taaffe, Scanlan, Connolly, Quigley and the Misses Huss and Nevin, $530. Bric-a-Brac Table—Mesdames Gad and Wohler and the Misses Gad, $130, . Door $495.45. Total receipts, $4,971.65. . EXPENDITURES, ‘receipte—Mr. T. Cloke, RECAPITULA’ TION. Total receipts. vets cc et ard $4,971.65 Total expenditures..‘.. Net proceeds’.. 22.. .$4,704.15 WINNING NUMBERS. Silver-teaset, No. 380, held by J. McCourt, Austin, Nev. ~ China tea set, No. 152, held by Mrs, ‘Miller, Grass Valley. Majolica tea set, No. 373, held by Iron Mine, Placer Watch, set with diamonds, No. 610, held by Mr. J, M. Fingley, Eureka, Nev. * Watch and chain, No. ~ by not yet known. Piano, No. 152, held by Mr William Smalley, Forest Hill: Diamond ring, No. 894, held by Miss M. Quigley, Grass Valley. Two prizes, Nos. 923 and 328,held by Mr. Cloke and Mrs. Code, Grass Valley. Three prizes, Nos. 203,48 and 565, held by not yet known: Silver butter dish, No. 232, hawt by net yet known, . Silver cake basket, No. 7, held ts not yet known. Of the $2,016.20 made by Mrs. Collins and assistants $671 was collected by Mra. G. Hamilton. * Sisters or Mercy. I. &. 0. F. Inatallation. held ff On Tuesday evening last. District Deputy Grand* Master Glassen installed the following officers of Ous4 tomah Lodge; No. 16, 1.0,0. F. : G. E: Brand, N. G. ; John Waters, V. G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8S. ; J.C. Abbott, P. S.; H. C. McKelvey, Lane $50, Wm. Barton $72 25, Geo. E. Turner $7.95, M. L. & D. Marsh} $13.02, AL Gentry $18.75,.M. Mal. ry $37 50, T. Branigan $42 50, Jas. Graham $35, Dan. Getchell $6, J. H. Wilson $3, S. A. Eddy $12 50, Harry Towle.$4, Geo. Cooper $27 86, Thos, Kirkham $15 25,. M, Conly $1 25, F. A. Staples $2 50, M. % Diddles $6., county were found due and ordered paid on the Second Road District Fund : fin District No. 2 eaalgned account, $579, county were found due and ordered paid on the Fifth Road District Fund: District No. 5, LittleYork Township, $322. to. meet to-morrow. at 10 o’clock. journment, all the members present, Board, presiding. . county were found due and ordered paid onthe Second Road District Wm. Campbell $46 25, G.S.8. Getchell $6, J. G. Hartwell $32, Jas. K. Cade $4 25, Jas. Treat $5, T. Othet . — G51 Ataska;—~young-man, go-to}$56 39, C. A. Smith $1259, Finnie Treas. ;J. M. Walling, R. 8. tof The folowing demands against the } Citizens Bank, for labor on roads The following demands Soe a the ‘A. G, Chew, for Jabor on roads in By~erder the Board adjourned * Attest: -F. G. Brarry, Clerk, By W.D. Harris, Deputy. ~ Friday, Jan, 11, 1884, The Board met pursuant to adH. L. Day, President ofthe The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following demands against the Fond: . For labor on Road District No. 2. $37 50; D. McKay & Co. $8, W. J. Van Orden $197; Peter Branatitier & Carson $40, D. Bilderback $31, Eureka Lumber Co, $6 77, B. Taylor $45. The report of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. was read and on motion adopted and ordered filed. . Whereas, this Board has hitherto passed certain orders and ordinances concerning game, and the Legislature has subseqnently passed laws nullifying and supplementing the action of the Board, but many of the residents of the county are misled by a supposed conflict. Therefore, Resolved, That all regulations and ordinances concerning game, hitherto adopted by the Board, are‘suspended and void in fact; On motion it was ordered that the Auditor and Treasurer make the joint statement required by Section 121 of the Connty Government Bill on the’ first’ Modday of January, April, July and Octeber in each year. Attest: FF. G. Bearry, Clerk, By W. D. Harris, Deputy. por Sain St prea The Bow at Dutch Flat. The Truckee Republican gives this M. G. ; Jas. McCrindle; L. S. to N. G.; Paul Richards, R. 9. to V. G. ; , uw S. to V. G.; E. Hothersall, W. ; E. Bond, C. ; W. Brown, J. G. ;J. F. Hook, 0. 4 G. ; J. Hocking, R.S.S.; W. L. McClure, L. 8.8: The members speak highly of the efficiency of Mr. Glasson as an installing officer. He is “letter perfect” in all the work. 2 All the Stock Taken. Union: Fhe 20,000 shares of the stock of the Magneta Mining Company, which was'set aside to be sold at fifty cents per share to provide a -working capital, hae all been sold,

atid more would have been taken at the same price if obtainable. The fall number of shares in the Company is 100,000. From the present good prospects of the mine it is doubtful now whether any more stock can he obtained. at ‘less than one-dollar per share. fd A Reliable Medicine. Oar readers are aware that the Times very rarely editorially endors— ‘medicines a8 it does f ot koe ‘positive knowledge ‘of their merits; but having individually used ‘‘Ammen’s ‘Cough Syrup,” and ‘. heard so much in its praise, we think the manufacturer is doing cine on the market,and we are doing good in assisting to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to recom. where, Ws bats deny Bushee ith him near two years, and find es or recommends what are known as}. mend Mr. Ammen to the craft else. . gentlemrn honorable in his €*, . wax &: Co., —"* New York. version of the trouble,the ‘‘Whims” company. had at Dutch Flat Monday night : When the company left San Francisco about. nine weeks ago, they made a contract with Mr, Donaldson, .general. bagguge manager, for 300 pounds extra baggage, which did not’expire until the 15th of this month. This contract was -recognized by all the agents where the arrived at Dutch Flat, Monday evening, when Manager Mott went to check his baggage to Triickee, the agent objecting on account of overweight. Hot words followed on both sides, when the agent suddenly and without any warning, strack Mr. Mott,over the head with a lantern, and knocked him seriseless for amomeot. Mr. Lawrence, a memmer.of the company, who was standing by, promptly knocked the agent down. The agent then jumped to, ‘his féet and drew a pistol and struck’ Lavagence a terrific blow in the face, The men were separated without forth er trouble. The members of the’ company characterize. the assault as cowardly, brutal and entirely uncalled for. Gua BD and protect your -health, tonic 1 .edicine, Brown’s ye Bitters. J. z Jackson of the Beehive Gio! best groceries and provision . 25 and 50 cents per “Sent by mail. J. N. Heoxprompt and liberal.— {1 wi oa pargeasana bagi mine in Lake county has been shut down. was stolen from the residence of Governor Adanis of Nevada, at Carson. forgedsignatures— isthe popular amusement in certain circles in Euthe guest of. General Badean, United States Consul General to Cuba. novel way of advertising herself, company have traveled until they] make use of that true. and efficient . of 1 cery st7re continues to sell the orl etocatsetl tS An assessment of 20. cents a share has been levied’ upon the capital stock-of the Rainbow Mining Company. Captain Mead -has uncovered a fur foot win of rich decomposed quartz at his mine up in Pig canyon, He haw already taken out ten or fifteen tons of the.ore, which he estimates will average two “hundred . dollars per ton.’ FS ‘Dr. Holdsworth, of Milton, through his attorney, F. D. Soward, is preparing to bring suit against the Milton Water and Mining Company to recover damages for fhjurier done to; his property by the breaking of the English dam. : James Crooks, of Goodyear’s Rar, while hunting in the vivinity of Eureka some days ago, suddenly came upon two large bucks, a bear and twe cubs. Jim succeeded in killing the bucks, but the bears were too fast for him aiid managed i School Apportionment. Superintendendent. Tiffany has made the following quarterly county apportionment. among the public schools: Grass Valley Cameo es vsice he ‘evade Ee NA EEED Teaslbeel« «is, Disses Gini gad “reedenk of . ism to become a capitalist, he is al. goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and Villard is byt one of the many examples of newspaper men who have . grocery store, gone dead broke by becoming heaty . ===" capitaliste. of mind has succeeded in making a cow give lager beer by feeding her on malt, hops. and spring water. Now if a hen could only be made to lay a cocktail. Persons desiring the services of J.} Itisa favorite with ladies who . tor * have tried it, bevause it gives a naturR. Davis, in vocal or, instramental. ’ . 1 appearance to the skin which no music will please leave ‘word at the oe oe iors, sovese. }s nee nut National Exchange Hotel. . j12-2w on the face whi iG conatlered 20 objeetionable. ong 10centa a pot oy For sale by CARR BROS. one that excels all other iron medicines, take Brown’ s fron Bitters.vada County Mining aud Prospect__ . fice of W.,. F. Englebright, on Broad . . . street, Morgan {& Roberts Nevada January 12, 1884, for the purpose of f~ transacting . such business as “nay . come before the meeting. Dox'rforget that J J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned Wuen a man abandons the happy lucrative profession of journalmost sure to come to, grief. “Henry . liquors for medicinal purposes, and, everything found in a first-class jy19-té ¢) THE BEST TOILET SOAP. N THE MOST ECONOMICAL. Cc GOOD FOR THE SKIN. PRE COR oey t o ‘A Farmer of an experimental turn * IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. [I Boncuti. ITI Vocal and Instramental Music. As a true and efficient tonio, and, ‘ Annual Meeting. : The Annual Meeting of the Neng Company will be held at the ofBlock, City, Cal, on Saturday, By order . J. D. Fremrnea, President. W. F, EnGLesriant, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 29, 1883. Moores Flat, N. Bloomfield, N. San Juan, Oakland and Union Hill (each)...... The 37 other districts, each. 436 218 The total amount apportioned was $19, 184, The Decision in.Full. Judge Sawyer’s anti-mining decision will be published in full by next . Monday’s Sacramento Bee, which enterprising journal will thus get ahead of all its competitors in this important mattter. Ee = RR General and Personal.The Sulphur Bank Quicksilver A diamond ring valued at $1, 000 Writing mischievous letters with veka. : It is expected that General (irant will visit Havana duriug January as 1 Alaska. The last citizen who went up there has already become 9 solid man. He was frozen to death. The Cherokee Indians have established a national bank in their Tertitory. Sara Bernhardt has hit upon a She has just had a néw brand of cheese named after her. If the article; however, is as odorous as. the lady’s reputation, we doubt very much that it will ever become generally popular. John E. Emerson, 6 miner on Douglas Mountain, near Georgetown, El Dorado county, was partly buried by the caving in of a tunnel he was drifting, and his legs were piuioned and crushed by the rocks’ As there was no help within hailing distance and no hope-of escape from his terrible sufferings, he cut his throat with his pocket knife. For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. ‘ CHILDREN 6 pictures taken instan tanequsiy by Swarts, Nevada City. , POWDER “Absolutely ’Pare. This powder never varies. A marVel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes More economical than the irdinary kinds, and cannot. be. sold in-competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or. phoshate powders. SoLD ONLY IN CANS. yal Baking Powper Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. n3-ly Notice to Publishers, —~ Star Spring Mattresses, old price $12, now $9.50. Wool Pillows, per pair, formerly $3.50 now $2. — Silver Ware, Brackets, Sewing ae & PRICE LIST= mae. z . Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT: BLOCK, . For t he next 1 0 Days, Upholstered Spring Mattresses, $11 now for $9. Wool Mattresses, full size, $10, now selling for $6.50. Wool Mattresses, 34 size, formerly $9, now for $5.50 Feather Pillows, per pair, $7, now for $4.50. Combination, per pair, old price $5, now $3.50. Baby Carriages, formerly $25, now for only $15. Baby Carriages, formerly $15, selling for $8. 8-Day Calendar Clocks, formerly $14, now $8: 8-Day Clocks from $5 to $6. 30Hour Clocks from $1.75 to $4.50. *\Albums fiom 50 cents to $3. Scrap Books from 25 cents to $2. Autogra ph Albums from 10c to-$1.60. Stationery Boxes 25c to $1. ‘aper, per ream $1.25, th om 1000, $) i Also a full line of Lamps. stock Mirrors, Bird Cages, Vases, ines, Furniture, Toilet Sets, Knives and Forks, a Glass Ware, etc. CHEAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPES Alan, Seven Hundred Second Hand Books for sale at your own price. GEO. TRACY. Auctioneer. 1884. 1884. THIS YEAR .We Propose to-Sell all Kinds of Goods Cheaner than Ever Before aya a . DURING THEEPAST YEAR a OurjTradeShas;been Sea (OW IM Men are Hapily Finding Out we Mean Just what we Say When we Tell Them see in ry aud Fancy Goods, Millinery, He. Our Stook is the LARGEST, Our Styles the LATEST, Our Prices the TWEE. a FLAMIN OUR MAGNIFICENT scone} Before making your purchases. Mrs. Lester & Grawiord, “(NEAR THE. UNION HOTEL) — aaa Povosae <1 Witoeeorcer Seen » . WEVER BEFORE WERE BEARINEARD cm SEA LLEIN BERGER, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE.....---BROAD_ STREET IMMENSE STOCK OF coops . Tess Dnex Cost: q Having wae to soon move our business to Seattle, W. T., we will For the Next Thirty ays Sell our Large and Finely selected Stock of ~/DRY coons, NOTIONS, © MILLINERY, Ae, —=laT LESS THAN COST. any thing in our line will __ SAVE MONEY * * _Any one pe need of By calling on us before making their purchases, as SUCH BARGAINSOFFERED IN NEVADA CITY wad DRUGS, M And by'so. doing can t Agents, San 228-3m. WAIN STREET, -.NEVADA ont, = ee WE PROPUSE TOISELL. . For. Cash uote . for the best qualities. of Goods than Any other Dealer in ‘in Nevada tin, sarGO4TO wa The Palace Drugstore IF YOUJAREJIN NEED OF DICINES, ToiletArticles, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. CARR BROTHERS, . Corner Pine and Commercial sts. Nevoda City, 7 . GASH GROCERY. STORE. HUSSEY & SON, E¥tawvweOpened a First-Class {Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R. Coe,) where. they will keep constantly on hand : A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines, . LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED,'FLOUR, &C. “ P, po JER PRICES Beso: _MUSSEY & SON,