January 13, 1882 (4 pages)

cs of the best fergilizera in existence. + the condition of Sacramento was so! “filthy after the fool of 1849-3 thas} + Ore, “Tignts who have goods with which “The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. “Board of sapervisors,The fol’ owing demands were al‘ lowed on the funds of ROAD DISTRICT NO, 2, For laborand supplies—P J Ryan $70, GRyan-$48, D Carroll $2.59, P Daley $1 59, P J Faller $19 53, J Walsh $31 23, P Morsehead $6, A Sdraiieate: 400 to 4505 the’ Ameri+ Lucas $14; J CO Conoway & Bro $64.02, P Brunstetter-$5° 75,.J K Code $325, John Nevis $1 50, JF Judd $10, Watt & G9, 3.75, J Perrin $28, P Brock $8, P Jobnson $27 63, Eureka Lumber Yard $126 75, T Whitney $2 59, WP Morris $3 12. GENERAL ROAD FUND. = For-work'on “bridges in District No. 2.—W PMorris $11550, T Whitney, $112 59, Eureka Lumber Yard $139 34, P Johnson $6, J 1K Code $19 50, GUNERAL FOND, J BConn, repairs on sidewalk in front of Treasurer's office, $7 35, ROAD DISTRICT NO, 4, _ For labor and supplies—R Twombly $35.36, J German $15, J German $10, G B Newel $25, W Skehan $12, J Poller $47, P Canypbell $2 50; Block & Furth $263, J. Chisholm $13),-L Bahving-$7-84,—F Mobray $24 66, Block & FartW $750, H Barton $22 59, Menner & White $18, E + Warner $67 25, Thos. Wiious $4259, H Diniels $99, A Carroll $3, H Fant $3, M Paelan $105, > Buhring $52, C B Hawley $4488, R Mushas $35, C_Glassets" $39, Ho M se ore $5, ‘LT Lracy $235, J Connors 310, «itizens Bank $59 50, LL. Buhes $15, L Buhring $22, J Downey $3 5), J Caisholm, $243 50, R. Huckjas and son $103, H Fiene $91 17, 'T F Vanslyke $169, J P Novay $4625, C Novay $103 75, C Novay $47, WH Davey $19, D Bubring $21, WwW Wi Divey $12, H Harris $f, hares Lumber Co, 811 10, Nevada & Grass Lamber Co, $21<12, A.V Huffman $375, G Tarner $3, Clancy & Seaman, $259, WH Divey $10.50, J Drucslt’S i A Wieffer $31. 2 arene Phe Time to Adverilse. a . An‘exchange tells us that an old mevehant, who had always beep an extensive ‘advertiser, was in. the habit of saying (and practicing upon the theory) thatthe most necessary time-to advertise freely is when times are dullest. Accepting this as fact, the present is a geod time to Before the holidays trade was brisk; but since, itis not so brisk. Henes; most merchants do not advertise.so freely, Here is the mistake, if” tligte be. any dife ferenve, alvertisins should ‘be nore If merchauts have bargains to olfer, now is the timé to induce purchasers, Téis now that purchasers waten for bargains, aud bite. a hook that is temptingly baited. And how much better'it is that meradvertise, brisk, to bait hooks srould bait them, aud sell the gouds at small protits, rather than keép they fpon their shelves and invite dantage from dust ! . eee cS — ~~“Gy0n Tir Crops. in the is one The miners ar “proving Gold Rin case that “slickeus” is -Feday, Jan.13, 1882. Pt nent feligious journal, the San J ve RR ; planeta s sage Tod sited editor ott e Times, wae a: witness, . Wedn in Moola Rug slickens dase. 309 to, 350 feet in widih, and the cat, four miles above here, was abaut 40) Feet wide ; kept a hotel ia. Sacramento about two months . ‘after. my) afriving,~ from Degemier till, Februaty’s it'was near Sixth and K. streets ; there was quite a number of vessels coming and going with the population of Sacramento was about 25,000 ; they came from all parts of the country,and the place was called a miners’ supply camp; was never Gonfined on the prison brig that lay in thé’ Sactamento river ; most of the -buildings here were of canvas, and of a-poor class’; during the flood of 1849-50 barrels and boxes fluated through the streets; the ’ water was fromtwo to two and a half feet deep on the river bank; it was six feet deep in my hotel; a man died in my honse and we undertoek to bury him; the corpse was taken to-a-boat, —but—the—centetery was found flooded ; we sank the coffin. in about four feet of water and marked the place with a pole, inteudifig to bury it after the water reeceded ; a vast sea of water appeared to the north, south, east and west ; Sutter's fort, Property Ridge, the Sutterville Hightsand a pottion of the Sacramento. Plaza alone were above water in this section ; the people fled in several directions; 1, remained in the second story of fay house ; the water stayed “up abdkt two weeks ; about eight feet of the. . Plaga-mound-was ott of w atet-;—the city was in a filthy condition after the flood—sd'fifthy that IT had to laave it}; it was sickening ; think it would require _ ten. rivers like the Sacramento to tatty the floodwaters at that time ; for several days it was almost dead water in this.vicinity ;-left Sacramento ‘in February, 18590,'and went to Marysville; tivat place had about 1,000 people ; one man was ctecting-a wooden building; it was a mining camp’; teamed up to the miues with oxen; Maryaville was flooded-in 1853 ;the Sazramento valley was flooded asin 1849-0 ;' the water was ‘knee-deep on High street ; land around » became. «visible in about ten days ; have boen familiav with mining since 1849. [Witness described early mining on the Yuba and Feather rivers, giving the number of miners od 7,008 to 9,000 }; Phe Were deposits iu the sttvamsof 15 to 29 feet; a portion was swept down in 1853, and the reinainder iu. 1861-2.; river -mining ceased about 1844 ; it ceased of necessity ; the miners ou the rivers were driven ot by*those who washed down the high banks above them; about 20,000 miners xgre engayed at bank and bar miving between Marysvillé and Downieville-in early days ; I call all kind of mining that uses water hydraulic: mining }~ first saw what is technically called hydranlic mining at North San Juan in 1853 ;,1t was extensiyely carried on in 1856 and later, [Witness here dela ke anything elsa, too mach of it is! not as gool as just evoush, but the]; moderate sapply thats being sent) wannally fron the mountains. ivto. the valleys is-jass whas. the Most Need, ranches if the miners want any nore testimony its tothe ellizacy of . bi ig sens ag A er iu ‘grower, let when! jason tha stand sach rm mm as . Mie sill broshars, Go Sys. tha: Garchell, aal many othr goo l-citizeus-of this éoanty who-havetfor years had expérieuge in farming oa, land which they made by building brusti dams across Fayiues Saud ‘backing ay pe . tailings from hydraulic mines above them. _—— 0 +e Gave Hiizaself Away. Sacraments ee The. dsthastic Judge Stityer, of North Sau Juan, stated in his testimony to-dave that he was obliged to leaves ‘daa irtga yp had just explained that he. kept a boarding house that wiuter, in which he had been impriséned for two weeks with some thirty of his boardeae L . Wittess was teiling pabonut the ; theatines> scribed the character of the material in the hydraulic mines about—North whieh is about the same ag that at Gohl Run] Sau Juan, When the hour for recess arrived, what he knew ond of Watue as )_ used in Mialag Ciainas. a Patents for eA a said: Reside at North San Juan, Nevada county ; came-to’ California in 1849 ; the water in the Feather river was highly colored, and that in ‘the Sacramento partly so, caused Gy ‘mining > the Feather river wasabout. “} went will grow fat on it. re; el a Phich rece! culated “a presented to the Board of Edacati6t, of Nevada City, requesting the re= ‘in our publie schoo!s. You stated, of the patrons of the school, wileteas, _petition was circulated in an open children attend the school, Of. titis number, ninetoct, being over one halfsigned. passengers ‘and mining supplies; } ‘The parties who had .the. pelition. § supposed that was a sufficient. uumto impress upon the minds. of, the sired, 4 Tt is needless ‘to say that™ fact steps would not bave been taken, if the parties interested had not. con ‘sidered it absolutely necessary for the propereducation 6f their childréit to have anew and more’ competent instractor in said school, _ Children of the age that attend this school are fully eapable to’judge between risht and wrong, “and know . full well when they ste treated cag ladies and gentleness, and when properly tanght. he complaints of the ‘pupils: must not be overlooked, nor would the parents hastily sign a petition, if they were not perfectly _ assured .of the complaints made. The parents are also of the opinion that other reforms would not. be amigs in.our public school system, This explanation is made. to -proparly place the petitioners before the public, A Petrrrongr. “round Dead. Tidings:+ “Wednesday --morning Thomas Tibbetts was found dead in his cabin on North Church street, at Grass Valley. Deceased was. an old resident of the town and of late yeats has been following the occupa~ tion of a ‘woodsawyer. At one time he worked in Iowa Hill, Placer vounty, but. since he removed. to Grass Valley, he has been so afflicted with rheuniatism that he ‘has’ ict been able to follow the business of mining. One handed dollars was found in his:eabiny and ite ig’ prob: ably all the cash’ Iie’ possessed, ‘He owned the cabin and lot ii which he lived. He was,a native of County Cornwall, and leaves a. wife there who is a school teacher, ‘Death was caused by strangulated heritia, —_——. Improved Order of Red Men. At the Wigwam of Weimer Tribe No. 34, 1, QO. of Ro M., Grass Valley, the following officers were ponte up by A. Ay Sniith, D. D. GS.) Jans 2d, 1831: Joha Perry, Sachem; S. S. Richards, Senior Sachem ;. S.Lyrrell, Junior Sachem ; Robert Harry, Prophet ; Thos. Martin, 1st Sanap'3 Alfred Scoble, 21 Sinap; Win. Hamnell, lst. Warniot ;. Thos, Hooking, 20 Warrior ;:John R, William, 3d Wartior ; Geo. Perkins, 4th War rior ; Francis Wells, 1st Brave ; N, Moreem, 24 Brave; John Permewan, 3_Brave;€arl Kling, 4th. Brayve's Samuel Partridge, G. of W.3 W. Rale, G. of F.—Union: >. @Qaec ef the Extras, Tt isan ill-wind that-blows'no one good. While the slickens litigation is going to fittancially embarass this whole part of the State and ruin many good citizens, in both valleys ‘and mountains, a considerable _ eleon its. Is is said the fees of the short-hand reporter alone'have already reached $10,000 and over in the Gold Run case, and The Seeratary of the Intério® has recently degided that pate wts should . jassue on all unineral entries. made . prior to the losatio 10? a town. site; and that the patent fuera tuwn site stroula i Issue for all lands fieladed in the location, except’ that -covered by the price-entvies referred to; the patents to bse without the reservativaelanye, aml: issued) in mineral ‘Jude prtettts within the bordersef town.sites. ‘Cais decision is applicable to town site entries or sing iE Tantis.” ee ee AN effort i is, being made in “Harts ford to: enforee ayord bine law which makes -coucert going on Sunday nights @ penal Offense. — ousted: yesterdays will probably be increased to $15,000 by the title the present-trial-is concluded, . —> +eCounty Script. All warranta drawn on Ciphers! Rand, fond Dink: No. 1 Pandy Road Dist. No, 2 Fund, ‘Road Dist. No. 3 Fund, Road Dist. No, 4 Fad; Road Dist. No. 5 Fund and No. 73:drawn payable ou ‘presentation at’ the} Oounty Treasurer's oftive, Tatereat A LAny living: “appinite tha Cath‘fillo Chureb, Wishes” totake: several} ebildren. to .board. The ‘children will ‘be taught to speakthé “French moval of a certain teacher employed. Hwhich was also given.as a reasdn Mfdr the Board iguoring the petition, that is thought a it was signed by less than one third the facts df*the case «are, « thaté the manger among the thirty:sevendaini«}i") . lies in this; schogl , district; whose} § = \ -} the Sheriff -yésterday—aftersiéon—to Board the necessity of the action de-; on General Road Fund, are dhe, and’) th Dr. Curless not té ‘have the witnessproiise.will. beef; Sawer The tee has been tried twices both,’ Hines the? Fary fia Vin di ate and the lagt time Jud y Saw yer. ad 8 compe ni The En tepelate vet chin Dale Créeck dbdvél this city was sold by satisfy jndgiicht ‘and costs’ inthe f case ofsfobn Keenan ys. Jas. CallovinThe :price realizea was $1,529 86, plabiftiff alg the purchaser, W. H. Sorry is constantly receiving large invoices of fresh provisions, jll-Iw W H. Smrrn, whose grocery store is on Commercial street, does* ‘tiot give goods away, but-he sells them at such low rates.that no other dealer ¢an offer superior inducements, Turex farnished Rooms for rent: Suitable for house-keeping. Inquire of Brand & Bassett. jab-tf, Ps re oe el Smiru the Boss Grocer continues to sell goods as cheapas eyer. j1l-lw Weddiug Cake Ornaments. Ww. Kobler, on Bank Alley, neat Church street, Grass Valley, has received the finest assortment of Wedding Ornaments of the latest styles, direct from the Mastern’ Mantifactories. They surpass in beauty any thing in this line! ever brought to this part of the State, and will be sold at the most reasdnable prices. They are now on exhibition, in*his nares Call and see thém. ~<ImA Card. To .all. wholire Siffering from the errors’ and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakhess, early decay, loss of . maniy ken, I will send a recipe that, will cive fou, PRER OF CHARGE. This great romedy was iS . covered bya missionary in South Aniericasy Seud a self-addressed envelope tonthe Revag Josgen T, Ixitax, Station D, New Yors City. . i HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange ‘Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Thehenie J van, T2,1882,"" J G.Hertwell, Cit y i Prof. Hirsch, Grass Valley T M.Barr Gold, Flat, Walter Finnie, Grass ValleyWm Searing Jr, Warbingtou D MeLeau, Sweetland AL Nichols, Sacramento G D Blakey, San Francisco Miss Chestiey, Marysville 8 (George) Freneh Corral “JB Townsends oMagrip ante J Barnhart, °. é F Jones, Ouraen Valley ; Ww R Carter, City i. Boxp, Clerk, 7 — > Delinquent Sale Notice,’ HE PULNAM “MUNENG COMRANY. Location of —printipat pkice uf busitiess, San Frangisco, California. Location ot Works, Vniega “Miniby Distriet; County, Calitornia. Notico— There are delinguent, upen the following deseribed stock, On account of, ayeessinent, No, 1, levied on the third day .of bec, 1881, the: several amounts set opposit> the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: _ No, No: Names, Cert.\ Shares.” Amt Henry 'Chusky ,Trustee, 19 Be 3* 10:00 Henry Clasky 77) Truster, 20 ‘ 10 00 Henry Clusky; Trustee, 53 on 2u 00 Henry Clusky, Trustee, 37: Ba) wh0 Henry C lusky, Trustee, 39 25 250 Henry Chisky, trustee, 40 26 259 © F Harmon; “Prnstec,. 68 oo" “10 08 A K Hartwell Trastee, 77 600 50 Ov AK Hartwell, Trustee, 73 40 400 A e Hartwell, Trastee, 79 10 100 R Paye, Trustee, 108 4H — 10 09 AK Harvwell, Prustee109 200 CF Harinon, ‘Trustee, 118 600. 5u 00 CF Harmon, Trustee, 1.1000 106 00 CF Hay ze 424-——2000-—>-2000077 Cc Fuernee Trustee, 122 1000 109 00 CF Harmor, Trustee, 124 2000 200 00 CA Metcalf, _. 125 500 59 00 AK Hartwell »Trustee, 140 5 50 AK [fartwell, ‘Trustee, 143 100 10.00 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 146 1000 109 00 Wm J-Chapmat, 143° *15 1500 00'T? AK Hartwell “Prustee, 155 "1004 100 60 AK Hartwell, Trustee’ 159 ae. aoe R Purge, 160 10 100 AK Hartwell Trustee, 183. 200 20 00 AH Hartwell? ‘Triste, 164 100 10-00 A K Hartwell! Trustee, 165° * BOO 5009 AK Hattweil, Trustee, 168°” 500 50°00 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 16s 500 50 00 And’ in acccrdance withlaw, ani aii order of the Board of (irectors, made on the third. day of December, 1881,s0 many shires of each parcel of such stock as may ‘be necessary, will be 80ld at public mic, ab. the Office of the Company, ena ing street gu Frariciseo, _Californ et SATE RD Age be the Twenty-eighth ny of January, 188%, . Ci) hout Of one o’elvc! of said day, LY Said delinquent sacs hereon, Ponvos. at the ee NB Be: offceae dre ice---No. P Foanclope, Califor r ~ ba. Bi purus : : uA aire Dies, and: Conimashans: yay languago, Inquire at this office, Th. wits ak STREET, GRASS . VAELEY, , 4Ci ut Mr. Vaughn, who went to the en, Lcouple of days -ago,. "telegraphed. +o 'és'go down anfil, “fattherAroticg? ” Riz Tete. +, for_the Unite vd States, Canada, Cuba, Nevada . . ofthe nty of by “iiretted to take possession of all the estate real and personal of said Joseph ria -except such as may be ee exempt from execution, and all of deeds, vouchers, books of account, and papers; and tokeep the sane safely until-t sppointivent of an assignee ¢t his estate ALL forbidden to pe any debts to the malt ro vent or to deliver any ‘propinj him, or ie any or The said debtor ix Seey forbidden ta sfet or deliver any property, until the } acter ook rderof this Court, excépt as herein ord yen titis further ordered ait allo the cr of said delitor he and appear, before ne Ho . Jolin Caldwell, Judge of the Super. r Court of tt the County ‘of Nevada, in open Godrtet the pares oll OF Sa “Court ir the City of N on Fitday, the thir> debits. ail: ¢ ne or mvre absignses of theestate of said debtor. _ {tis further'ordered that the order be pubrd inthe Nevads Datty Transcripts néewsper of genoral vireulation, pubtished: in ra Nevada Vounty, as often as the id ee Yejautinhed before the day set for vt Nag aye and. it. is further crached that in, the meantinie all proceédings “ayuiisg the ae oly quite: stayed” 10 Ter Nee JOHN CALDWEEL, Judge of tie Superior Court: of Nevada Cen California. 2, HA Ghylord, Attofner, jul Assessment Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND MINING E Company. Lodation of works, Yuba and evnda Counties, Culifornia. Looxtion of prinvipal plave of business, San Francisvo, California. Notice is hereby given, that &t a meetifig of the Boatd of! Direttors, held on the. 9th diy of Janua y.13*2,an assessment, No. 3, of One Dollar (¢1) per, share was evied upoit the capital stock of the “Company, payable ithmediatelyiin Unived States gold 69in tothe Secretary, at tlre —office-of the Company, Room. 6; Ye: 323. Montgomery ftreet, , San Francisco, Cwifornia, or to H, B,Parsons, “Assistant Seeretart, at his office,No, 65 Broadway, Néw Y: ork City, New York. Ahy stock upon which this assessment shall remain tnpaid on the tenth day of February, 183%, will: be delinquent, ‘and > advertised for sdle at. public auction, a1.d unless paymedt 325 made before, will be sold at the ofice Of the Company, on ‘Thursday, thé second. day of Mareh, 1932, “to pay the Gelinqueut assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. i. C. McAFEE, Seeretary. Offiee--Room 6, No. 323 Moritgomery st, “9 San in Francisgo, Cs ulifornia. jn WM. B. LAKE, PURCHASING AGENT, 240 Montgomery St, “tt SAN FRANCISCO, hISONS residing away from Sar Friin. visco, in want of ary article of mM BHCH. ANDISE, Great or swall, haa Soaks their orders filled Promptly, and atthe very lowest prices, by Badr yseing the undersigned. Wl. B, LANE, wv 240 Montgomery Strect, PATENTS. ‘TE continue to act as Solicitors for Patdita; tk, ‘T'yade Marks Copyrichts Engiayd, Franee, Germany, ete. _ We have’ hac thirty ive years experienc e “Patents obtained through ns_are noticed in the Scrmy@urje American. , This large and Miubtrated weekly paper, 33,20 a year, shows the Progress df Suienve, is very interestifig, and he anenermous cireulation, Address MONN.& CO, Patont. Solicitators,., Publishers of SCIENTIFIC AMESICAN, 37 Park Row, New York. Hand book’ about Patents sen ffee. Stockholders Meeting. SPECIAL MBETING of the stockholdérs+ef—the -Adalante Gravel Mining Company will be, held at the. Hardware Store of “Goons I Bs Turner, Nevada City, on Satheday, Jandary jth, 1882, The above meeting hag been ostponed. till saturday, Jaz, 14, at the mata place. GEO! G, ALLAN, ays p: wtnership contract between Clancy 4 Seman, in the blacksmithing business liawing explted on December 3st, 1881, ceased from. thas date by mutnal consent, . The hie ness will ‘be condticted at the old . stan 1882, in thé name of Patrick Clancy, and we heraby Bybgise Z. aes . pitileet all ebtsdue'the old fier o wil respensiblé for’ Heprite Srahte bes eis LA) GY, ~ CONRAD ea, neue auntie paaLont. Pine, street, Beckman’ Building. QUIS DUNCAN) Propiietor, First-class wor popullarprices, te Blacked Fre NIB, aes was = ti? ot tor duro the bia ek tial moh, Te ‘Te ee : Selnees at which you can make great ey the time you wors, write “for parti etlass 246m Boflapure & go ain. Nova gai Dutch Flat: ‘Stage, i e250 PAW ENG: poreimsea: hi ey Bi ART ‘. public that the seh ge will run‘as folloas & sof pay tag Ss A Wee ~Returning, leave Dutch Flat on Thesda Hill, Rea Pow You Het and Little York rson ad. use. teenth ot re As D., 1882, at, ted be sf ri rae that das to’ prove their . DA Ati? O'clock, P.M, By order of Tt. C. WALR: ATH, President. Goo, G. AuuAN, Secretary, di¢ POSTPONEMENT: oh our and}. Netiee-of Dissolution, “. [TH we hereby give, notice that such partnership} Browd SeFéet, from Jarvuary ‘Ist, a re _.org wing deseribed on on degount of een sithigg Dee euibor (set 6) levi Lu: seat spective frond sors-a8 pepe . vidio Nov of No, o Names. Co tificate, Py death. ppreceltive BF ete. 3 73 Lee Wn. Trustee, 1b 3000” -80.64 Lee Wm. Trustee, 108° 1 Pee Es Dauchey H. 0. Trusteé, 23° 40 140 1500 215, 0, 624 63; ; .i¥) t “29 6009. SO ie Pi Sfrastes “ 30° 250 ey. uchey prustep BHO, G04, Pasehy yi a Gr are tAnd in Janee care law; ‘and a : ot ~ Boardt Wirectors, wads oh as Samer ee My 1881, 9 many sti of h stock as may he ar Ss “ier Gold BE public apctionat the : Sompiny.: Bank® ub Guld Hitt, ee em Gold Bill, Nevada, on MON: » the SIXTH—(6th day of PEP. RUARY, 4882, at thre: hour of 3 o'clock, wt. of spid day, to pay said. deli: mypnent — mient thereon, together with costs of tulve tising and expen of the sale. FRANK A, WISE, Secretary, Offico=Bank—of Gott Hill, Main ste. Gold Hill, Nevada. J “i _¥, D. HARRYHOUSEN, “Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVIsr “ CANNED GOODS, Zc. I desire tb enll the i ateewttin of the people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND VARIED sTock Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF 4 Everything t6 be found in 4 First Class Grocery Store.’ Imported Wines & Liquorg * For medicinal purpoges. FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits: VERY LOW PRICES. For tle liheral patronage extended me id the past I return-my sincere thanks and ask a contlirdarice of the sarite. BF. L. WARRYTOUSEN, nas Commercial St., Nevada City. “RANCH FOR SALE, A FINE RANCH, Containing GO acres, wi NX, Orchard, “Vinevard, Dwelling ep House with, 11 roonts and in es good repair, Free Water—in tacts very desirable property, is offered. for Siilé at A GREAT BARGAIN. Government Title to the property, . Situated on the Rel Dog road, one mile from Ne* vada City. Apply to : ANDREW MTPORIF, Aa Neviela City. a5. Or at TRANSCRibY Orricn The Public is CAUTIONED ag jainst SPURIOUS _““ymntations. She Pioneer isthe only Powder consisting of nothing but . REFINED Grape Cream ae Tartar! . Bnglish Bic carb.Soda! * SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. A ena KG 0. “SAN-F RAN ptReDs: io Age Ross, ~— and bapa. god [at kawe a» Thursday and Saturday, calling at ee . ._T. RL KING OFFICE —Cee._Beved and Pine atrootes BakingPowder atv fs those wie “Vel, Leko R. MoMur etintendett, superior Cou Heury Irv aztot WhO Ts soon, is tirst berthy of Gt The owner stolen recent “She Plaza off sgevording t G. D, Bia vada City at practice her man’s. many “him back ag. Pou’t yo t rou heel of huge. Just thirty of the that State a condition ( The ow th worth of th Canal Com property is ou trial bef and lin whic are ‘plaiwtif Mast The follo Lodge, No. ‘ystalted W Master I, J Master Ki, Halstead St Gilbert. Ri Eddy Morg Treat +man, Ssere Weiseubur; ton, JD; Steward; A William H Marshal. installing ¢ , the retiriag hy the mex costly Past a large dia the presen! jent expres in equally ards, q The inde ef Nevada is offering , “of $2,500 i jens who . to be reasc ey. The stand all f ‘i< low enor ‘usefulness thing that “tng the pu probably . : few mon: condition « ‘the im per from other ‘the Centra its taxes fe aii the tro The foll acted in t] day, Judg eruelortee lt Es tate-o ed. EB ¢ Lones and appraisers C. Wl Eureka i Con. Secor ” George outa tw County J: ly ill: ‘1 ‘poured do could get wreck,” ] yesterday Tompkins ‘toveryoar Anu ‘The ch: the Nev: come tos end, It: woe born, and Tight-4e c ‘members together : der the ri + tive,

cs of the best fergilizera in existence. + the condition of Sacramento was so! “filthy after the fool of 1849-3 thas} + Ore, “Tignts who have goods with which “The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. “Board of sapervisors,The fol’ owing demands were al‘ lowed on the funds of ROAD DISTRICT NO, 2, For laborand supplies—P J Ryan $70, GRyan-$48, D Carroll $2.59, P Daley $1 59, P J Faller $19 53, J Walsh $31 23, P Morsehead $6, A Sdraiieate: 400 to 4505 the’ Ameri+ Lucas $14; J CO Conoway & Bro $64.02, P Brunstetter-$5° 75,.J K Code $325, John Nevis $1 50, JF Judd $10, Watt & G9, 3.75, J Perrin $28, P Brock $8, P Jobnson $27 63, Eureka Lumber Yard $126 75, T Whitney $2 59, WP Morris $3 12. GENERAL ROAD FUND. = For-work'on “bridges in District No. 2.—W PMorris $11550, T Whitney, $112 59, Eureka Lumber Yard $139 34, P Johnson $6, J 1K Code $19 50, GUNERAL FOND, J BConn, repairs on sidewalk in front of Treasurer's office, $7 35, ROAD DISTRICT NO, 4, _ For labor and supplies—R Twombly $35.36, J German $15, J German $10, G B Newel $25, W Skehan $12, J Poller $47, P Canypbell $2 50; Block & Furth $263, J. Chisholm $13),-L Bahving-$7-84,—F Mobray $24 66, Block & FartW $750, H Barton $22 59, Menner & White $18, E + Warner $67 25, Thos. Wiious $4259, H Diniels $99, A Carroll $3, H Fant $3, M Paelan $105, > Buhring $52, C B Hawley $4488, R Mushas $35, C_Glassets" $39, Ho M se ore $5, ‘LT Lracy $235, J Connors 310, «itizens Bank $59 50, LL. Buhes $15, L Buhring $22, J Downey $3 5), J Caisholm, $243 50, R. Huckjas and son $103, H Fiene $91 17, 'T F Vanslyke $169, J P Novay $4625, C Novay $103 75, C Novay $47, WH Davey $19, D Bubring $21, WwW Wi Divey $12, H Harris $f, hares Lumber Co, 811 10, Nevada & Grass Lamber Co, $21<12, A.V Huffman $375, G Tarner $3, Clancy & Seaman, $259, WH Divey $10.50, J Drucslt’S i A Wieffer $31. 2 arene Phe Time to Adverilse. a . An‘exchange tells us that an old mevehant, who had always beep an extensive ‘advertiser, was in. the habit of saying (and practicing upon the theory) thatthe most necessary time-to advertise freely is when times are dullest. Accepting this as fact, the present is a geod time to Before the holidays trade was brisk; but since, itis not so brisk. Henes; most merchants do not advertise.so freely, Here is the mistake, if” tligte be. any dife ferenve, alvertisins should ‘be nore If merchauts have bargains to olfer, now is the timé to induce purchasers, Téis now that purchasers waten for bargains, aud bite. a hook that is temptingly baited. And how much better'it is that meradvertise, brisk, to bait hooks srould bait them, aud sell the gouds at small protits, rather than keép they fpon their shelves and invite dantage from dust ! . eee cS — ~~“Gy0n Tir Crops. in the is one The miners ar “proving Gold Rin case that “slickeus” is -Feday, Jan.13, 1882. Pt nent feligious journal, the San J ve RR ; planeta s sage Tod sited editor ott e Times, wae a: witness, . Wedn in Moola Rug slickens dase. 309 to, 350 feet in widih, and the cat, four miles above here, was abaut 40) Feet wide ; kept a hotel ia. Sacramento about two months . ‘after. my) afriving,~ from Degemier till, Februaty’s it'was near Sixth and K. streets ; there was quite a number of vessels coming and going with the population of Sacramento was about 25,000 ; they came from all parts of the country,and the place was called a miners’ supply camp; was never Gonfined on the prison brig that lay in thé’ Sactamento river ; most of the -buildings here were of canvas, and of a-poor class’; during the flood of 1849-50 barrels and boxes fluated through the streets; the ’ water was fromtwo to two and a half feet deep on the river bank; it was six feet deep in my hotel; a man died in my honse and we undertoek to bury him; the corpse was taken to-a-boat, —but—the—centetery was found flooded ; we sank the coffin. in about four feet of water and marked the place with a pole, inteudifig to bury it after the water reeceded ; a vast sea of water appeared to the north, south, east and west ; Sutter's fort, Property Ridge, the Sutterville Hightsand a pottion of the Sacramento. Plaza alone were above water in this section ; the people fled in several directions; 1, remained in the second story of fay house ; the water stayed “up abdkt two weeks ; about eight feet of the. . Plaga-mound-was ott of w atet-;—the city was in a filthy condition after the flood—sd'fifthy that IT had to laave it}; it was sickening ; think it would require _ ten. rivers like the Sacramento to tatty the floodwaters at that time ; for several days it was almost dead water in this.vicinity ;-left Sacramento ‘in February, 18590,'and went to Marysville; tivat place had about 1,000 people ; one man was ctecting-a wooden building; it was a mining camp’; teamed up to the miues with oxen; Maryaville was flooded-in 1853 ;the Sazramento valley was flooded asin 1849-0 ;' the water was ‘knee-deep on High street ; land around » became. «visible in about ten days ; have boen familiav with mining since 1849.. [Witness described early mining on the Yuba and Feather rivers, giving the number of miners od 7,008 to 9,000 }; Phe Were deposits iu the sttvamsof 15 to 29 feet; a portion was swept down in 1853, and the reinainder iu. 1861-2.; river -mining ceased about 1844 ; it ceased of necessity ; the miners ou the rivers were driven ot by*those who washed down the high banks above them; about 20,000 miners xgre engayed at bank and bar miving between Marysvillé and Downieville-in early days ; I call all kind of mining that uses water hydraulic: mining }~ first saw what is technically called hydranlic mining at North San Juan in 1853 ;,1t was extensiyely carried on in 1856 and later, [Witness here dela ke anything elsa, too mach of it is! not as gool as just evoush, but the]; moderate sapply thats being sent) wannally fron the mountains. ivto. the valleys is-jass whas. the Most Need, ranches if the miners want any nore testimony its tothe ellizacy of . bi ig sens ag A er iu ‘grower, let when! jason tha stand sach rm mm as . Mie sill broshars, Go Sys. tha: Garchell, aal many othr goo l-citizeus-of this éoanty who-havetfor years had expérieuge in farming oa, land which they made by building brusti dams across Fayiues Saud ‘backing ay pe . tailings from hydraulic mines above them. _—— 0 +e Gave Hiizaself Away. Sacraments ee The. dsthastic Judge Stityer, of North Sau Juan, stated in his testimony to-dave that he was obliged to leaves ‘daa irtga yp had just explained that he. kept a boarding house that wiuter, in which he had been impriséned for two weeks with some thirty of his boardeae L . Wittess was teiling pabonut the ; theatines> scribed the character of the material in the hydraulic mines about—North whieh is about the same ag that at Gohl Run] Sau Juan, When the hour for recess arrived, what he knew ond of Watue as )_ used in Mialag Ciainas. a Patents for eA a said: Reside at North San Juan, Nevada county ; came-to’ California in 1849 ; the water in the Feather river was highly colored, and that in ‘the Sacramento partly so, caused Gy ‘mining > the Feather river wasabout. “} went will grow fat on it. re; el a Phich rece! culated “a presented to the Board of Edacati6t, of Nevada City, requesting the re= ‘in our publie schoo!s. You stated, of the patrons of the school, wileteas, _petition was circulated in an open children attend the school, Of. titis number, ninetoct, being over one halfsigned. passengers ‘and mining supplies; } ‘The parties who had .the. pelition. § supposed that was a sufficient. uumto impress upon the minds. of, the sired, 4 Tt is needless ‘to say that™ fact steps would not bave been taken, if the parties interested had not. con ‘sidered it absolutely necessary for the propereducation 6f their childréit to have anew and more’ competent instractor in said school, _ Children of the age that attend this school are fully eapable to’judge between risht and wrong, “and know . full well when they ste treated cag ladies and gentleness, and when properly tanght. he complaints of the ‘pupils: must not be overlooked, nor would the parents hastily sign a petition, if they were not perfectly _ assured .of the complaints made. The parents are also of the opinion that other reforms would not. be amigs in.our public school system, This explanation is made. to -proparly place the petitioners before the public, A Petrrrongr. “round Dead. Tidings:+ “Wednesday --morning Thomas Tibbetts was found dead in his cabin on North Church street, at Grass Valley. Deceased was. an old resident of the town and of late yeats has been following the occupa~ tion of a ‘woodsawyer. At one time he worked in Iowa Hill, Placer vounty, but. since he removed. to Grass Valley, he has been so afflicted with rheuniatism that he ‘has’ ict been able to follow the business of mining. One handed dollars was found in his:eabiny and ite ig’ prob: ably all the cash’ Iie’ possessed, ‘He owned the cabin and lot ii which he lived. He was,a native of County Cornwall, and leaves a. wife there who is a school teacher, ‘Death was caused by strangulated heritia, —_——. Improved Order of Red Men. At the Wigwam of Weimer Tribe No. 34, 1, QO. of Ro M., Grass Valley, the following officers were ponte up by A. Ay Sniith, D. D. GS.) Jans 2d, 1831: Joha Perry, Sachem; S. S. Richards, Senior Sachem ;. S..Lyrrell, Junior Sachem ; Robert Harry, Prophet ; Thos. Martin, 1st Sanap'3 Alfred Scoble, 21 Sinap; Win. Hamnell, lst. Warniot ;. Thos, Hooking, 20 Warrior ;:John R, William, 3d Wartior ; Geo. Perkins, 4th War rior ; Francis Wells, 1st Brave ; N, Moreem, 24 Brave; John Permewan, 3_Brave;€arl Kling, 4th. Brayve's Samuel Partridge, G. of W.3 W. Rale, G. of F.—Union: >. @Qaec ef the Extras, Tt isan ill-wind that-blows'no one good. While the slickens litigation is going to fittancially embarass this whole part of the State and ruin many good citizens, in both valleys ‘and mountains, a considerable _ eleon its. Is is said the fees of the short-hand reporter alone'have already reached $10,000 and over in the Gold Run case, and The Seeratary of the Intério® has recently degided that pate wts should . jassue on all unineral entries. made . prior to the losatio 10? a town. site; and that the patent fuera tuwn site stroula i Issue for all lands fieladed in the location, except’ that -covered by the price-entvies referred to; the patents to bse without the reservativaelanye, aml: issued) in mineral ‘Jude prtettts within the bordersef town.sites. ‘Cais decision is applicable to town site entries or sing iE Tantis.” ee ee AN effort i is, being made in “Harts ford to: enforee ayord bine law which makes -coucert going on Sunday nights @ penal Offense. — ousted: yesterdays will probably be increased to $15,000 by the title the present-trial-is concluded, . —> +eCounty Script. All warranta drawn on Ciphers! Rand, fond Dink: No. 1 Pandy Road Dist. No, 2 Fund, ‘Road Dist. No. 3 Fund, Road Dist. No, 4 Fad; Road Dist. No. 5 Fund and No. 73:drawn payable ou ‘presentation at’ the} Oounty Treasurer's oftive, Tatereat A LAny living: “appinite tha Cath‘fillo Chureb, Wishes” totake: several} ebildren. to .board. The ‘children will ‘be taught to speakthé “French moval of a certain teacher employed. Hwhich was also given.as a reasdn Mfdr the Board iguoring the petition, that is thought a it was signed by less than one third the facts df*the case «are, « thaté the manger among the thirty:sevendaini«}i") . lies in this; schogl , district; whose} § = \ -} the Sheriff -yésterday—aftersiéon—to Board the necessity of the action de-; on General Road Fund, are dhe, and’) th Dr. Curless not té ‘have the witnessproiise.will. beef; Sawer The tee has been tried twices both,’ Hines the? Fary fia Vin di ate and the lagt time Jud y Saw yer. ad 8 compe ni The En tepelate vet chin Dale Créeck dbdvél this city was sold by satisfy jndgiicht ‘and costs’ inthe f case ofsfobn Keenan ys. Jas. CallovinThe :price realizea was $1,529 86, plabiftiff alg the purchaser, W. H. Sorry is constantly receiving large invoices of fresh provisions, jll-Iw W H. Smrrn, whose grocery store is on Commercial street, does* ‘tiot give goods away, but-he sells them at such low rates.that no other dealer ¢an offer superior inducements, Turex farnished Rooms for rent: Suitable for house-keeping. Inquire of Brand & Bassett. jab-tf, Ps re oe el Smiru the Boss Grocer continues to sell goods as cheapas eyer. j1l-lw Weddiug Cake Ornaments. Ww. Kobler, on Bank Alley, neat Church street, Grass Valley, has received the finest assortment of Wedding Ornaments of the latest styles, direct from the Mastern’ Mantifactories. They surpass in beauty any thing in this line! ever brought to this part of the State, and will be sold at the most reasdnable prices. They are now on exhibition, in*his nares Call and see thém. ~<ImA Card. To .all. wholire Siffering from the errors’ and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakhess, early decay, loss of . maniy ken, I will send a recipe that, will cive fou, PRER OF CHARGE. This great romedy was iS . covered bya missionary in South Aniericasy Seud a self-addressed envelope tonthe Revag Josgen T, Ixitax, Station D, New Yors City. . i HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange ‘Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Thehenie J van, T2,1882,"" J G.Hertwell, Cit y i Prof. Hirsch, Grass Valley T M.Barr Gold, Flat, Walter Finnie, Grass ValleyWm Searing Jr, Warbingtou D MeLeau, Sweetland AL Nichols, Sacramento G D Blakey, San Francisco Miss Chestiey, Marysville 8 (George) Freneh Corral “JB Townsends oMagrip ante J Barnhart, °. é F Jones, Ouraen Valley ; Ww R Carter, City i. Boxp, Clerk, 7 — > Delinquent Sale Notice,’ HE PULNAM “MUNENG COMRANY. Location of —printipat pkice uf busitiess, San Frangisco, California.. Location ot Works, Vniega “Miniby Distriet; County, Calitornia.

Notico— There are delinguent, upen the following deseribed stock, On account of, ayeessinent, No, 1, levied on the third day .of bec, 1881, the: several amounts set opposit> the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: _ No, No: Names, Cert.\ Shares.” Amt Henry 'Chusky ,Trustee, 19 Be 3* 10:00 Henry Clasky 77) Truster, 20 ‘ 10 00 Henry Clusky; Trustee, 53 on 2u 00 Henry Clusky, Trustee, 37: Ba) wh0 Henry C lusky, Trustee, 39 25 250 Henry Chisky, trustee, 40 26 259 © F Harmon; “Prnstec,. 68 oo" “10 08 A K Hartwell Trastee, 77 600 50 Ov AK Hartwell, Trustee, 73 40 400 A e Hartwell, Trastee, 79 10 100 R Paye, Trustee, 108 4H — 10 09 AK Harvwell, Prustee109 200 CF Harinon, ‘Trustee, 118 600. 5u 00 CF Harmon, Trustee, 1.1000 106 00 CF Hay ze 424-——2000-—>-2000077 Cc Fuernee Trustee, 122 1000 109 00 CF Harmor, Trustee, 124 2000 200 00 CA Metcalf, _. 125 500 59 00 AK Hartwell »Trustee, 140 5 50 AK [fartwell, ‘Trustee, 143 100 10.00 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 146 1000 109 00 Wm J-Chapmat, 143° *15 1500 00'T? AK Hartwell “Prustee, 155 "1004 100 60 AK Hartwell, Trustee’ 159 ae. aoe R Purge, 160 10 100 AK Hartwell Trustee, 183. 200 20 00 AH Hartwell? ‘Triste, 164 100 10-00 A K Hartwell! Trustee, 165° * BOO 5009 AK Hattweil, Trustee, 168°” 500 50°00 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 16s 500 50 00 And’ in acccrdance withlaw, ani aii order of the Board of (irectors, made on the third. day of December, 1881,s0 many shires of each parcel of such stock as may ‘be necessary, will be 80ld at public mic, ab. the Office of the Company, ena ing street gu Frariciseo, _Californ et SATE RD Age be the Twenty-eighth ny of January, 188%, . Ci) hout Of one o’elvc! of said day, LY Said delinquent sacs hereon, Ponvos. at the ee NB Be: offceae dre ice---No. P Foanclope, Califor r ~ ba. Bi purus : : uA aire Dies, and: Conimashans: yay languago, Inquire at this office, Th. wits ak STREET, GRASS . VAELEY, , 4Ci ut Mr. Vaughn, who went to the en, Lcouple of days -ago,. "telegraphed. +o 'és'go down anfil, “fattherAroticg? ” Riz Tete. +, for_the Unite vd States, Canada, Cuba, Nevada . . ofthe nty of by “iiretted to take possession of all the estate real and personal of said Joseph ria -except such as may be ee exempt from execution, and all of deeds, vouchers, books of account, and papers; and tokeep the sane safely until-t sppointivent of an assignee ¢t his estate ALL forbidden to pe any debts to the malt ro vent or to deliver any ‘propinj him, or ie any or The said debtor ix Seey forbidden ta sfet or deliver any property, until the } acter ook rderof this Court, excépt as herein ord yen titis further ordered ait allo the cr of said delitor he and appear, before ne Ho . Jolin Caldwell, Judge of the Super. r Court of tt the County ‘of Nevada, in open Godrtet the pares oll OF Sa “Court ir the City of N on Fitday, the thir> debits. ail: ¢ ne or mvre absignses of theestate of said debtor. _ {tis further'ordered that the order be pubrd inthe Nevads Datty Transcripts néewsper of genoral vireulation, pubtished: in ra Nevada Vounty, as often as the id ee Yejautinhed before the day set for vt Nag aye and. it. is further crached that in, the meantinie all proceédings “ayuiisg the ae oly quite: stayed” 10 Ter Nee JOHN CALDWEEL, Judge of tie Superior Court: of Nevada Cen California. 2, HA Ghylord, Attofner, jul Assessment Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND MINING E Company. Lodation of works, Yuba and evnda Counties, Culifornia. Looxtion of prinvipal plave of business, San Francisvo, California. Notice is hereby given, that &t a meetifig of the Boatd of! Direttors, held on the. 9th diy of Janua y.13*2,an assessment, No. 3, of One Dollar (¢1) per, share was evied upoit the capital stock of the “Company, payable ithmediatelyiin Unived States gold 69in tothe Secretary, at tlre —office-of the Company, Room. 6; Ye: 323. Montgomery ftreet, , San Francisco, Cwifornia, or to H, B,Parsons, “Assistant Seeretart, at his office,No, 65 Broadway, Néw Y: ork City, New York. Ahy stock upon which this assessment shall remain tnpaid on the tenth day of February, 183%, will: be delinquent, ‘and > advertised for sdle at. public auction, a1.d unless paymedt 325 made before, will be sold at the ofice Of the Company, on ‘Thursday, thé second. day of Mareh, 1932, “to pay the Gelinqueut assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. i. C. McAFEE, Seeretary. Offiee--Room 6, No. 323 Moritgomery st, “9 San in Francisgo, Cs ulifornia. jn WM. B. LAKE, PURCHASING AGENT, 240 Montgomery St, “tt SAN FRANCISCO, hISONS residing away from Sar Friin. visco, in want of ary article of mM BHCH. ANDISE, Great or swall, haa Soaks their orders filled Promptly, and atthe very lowest prices, by Badr yseing the undersigned. Wl. B, LANE, wv 240 Montgomery Strect, PATENTS. ‘TE continue to act as Solicitors for Patdita; tk, ‘T'yade Marks Copyrichts Engiayd, Franee, Germany, ete. _ We have’ hac thirty ive years experienc e “Patents obtained through ns_are noticed in the Scrmy@urje American. , This large and Miubtrated weekly paper, 33,20 a year, shows the Progress df Suienve, is very interestifig, and he anenermous cireulation, Address MONN.& CO, Patont. Solicitators,., Publishers of SCIENTIFIC AMESICAN, 37 Park Row, New York. Hand book’ about Patents sen ffee. Stockholders Meeting. SPECIAL MBETING of the stockholdérs+ef—the -Adalante Gravel Mining Company will be, held at the. Hardware Store of “Goons I Bs Turner, Nevada City, on Satheday, Jandary jth, 1882, The above meeting hag been ostponed. till saturday, Jaz, 14, at the mata place. GEO! G, ALLAN, ays p: wtnership contract between Clancy 4 Seman, in the blacksmithing business liawing explted on December 3st, 1881, ceased from. thas date by mutnal consent, . The hie ness will ‘be condticted at the old . stan 1882, in thé name of Patrick Clancy, and we heraby Bybgise Z. aes . pitileet all ebtsdue'the old fier o wil respensiblé for’ Heprite Srahte bes eis LA) GY, ~ CONRAD ea, neue auntie paaLont. Pine, street, Beckman’ Building. QUIS DUNCAN) Propiietor, First-class wor popullarprices, te Blacked Fre NIB, aes was = ti? ot tor duro the bia ek tial moh, Te ‘Te ee : Selnees at which you can make great ey the time you wors, write “for parti etlass 246m Boflapure & go ain. Nova gai Dutch Flat: ‘Stage, i e250 PAW ENG: poreimsea: hi ey Bi ART ‘. public that the seh ge will run‘as folloas & sof pay tag Ss A Wee ~Returning, leave Dutch Flat on Thesda Hill, Rea Pow You Het and Little York rson ad. use. teenth ot re As D., 1882, at, ted be sf ri rae that das to’ prove their . DA Ati? O'clock, P.M, By order of Tt. C. WALR: ATH, President. Goo, G. AuuAN, Secretary, di¢ POSTPONEMENT: oh our and}.. Netiee-of Dissolution, “. [TH we hereby give, notice that such partnership} Browd SeFéet, from Jarvuary ‘Ist, a re _.org wing deseribed on on degount of een sithigg Dee euibor (set 6) levi Lu: seat spective frond sors-a8 pepe . vidio Nov of No, o Names. Co tificate, Py death. ppreceltive BF ete. 3 73 Lee Wn. Trustee, 1b 3000” -80.64 Lee Wm. Trustee, 108° 1 Pee Es Dauchey H. 0. Trusteé, 23° 40 140 1500 215, 0, 624 63; ; .i¥) t “29 6009. SO ie Pi Sfrastes “ 30° 250 ey. uchey prustep BHO, G04, Pasehy yi a Gr are tAnd in Janee care law; ‘and a : ot ~ Boardt Wirectors, wads oh as Samer ee My 1881, 9 many sti of h stock as may he ar Ss “ier Gold BE public apctionat the : Sompiny.: Bank® ub Guld Hitt, ee em Gold Bill, Nevada, on MON: » the SIXTH—(6th day of PEP. RUARY, 4882, at thre: hour of 3 o'clock, wt. of spid day, to pay said. deli: mypnent — mient thereon, together with costs of tulve tising and expen of the sale. FRANK A, WISE, Secretary, Offico=Bank—of Gott Hill, Main ste. Gold Hill, Nevada. J “i _¥, D. HARRYHOUSEN, “Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVIsr “ CANNED GOODS, Zc. I desire tb enll the i ateewttin of the people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND VARIED sTock Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF 4 Everything t6 be found in 4 First Class Grocery Store.’ Imported Wines & Liquorg * For medicinal purpoges. FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits: VERY LOW PRICES. For tle liheral patronage extended me id the past I return-my sincere thanks and ask a contlirdarice of the sarite. BF. L. WARRYTOUSEN, nas Commercial St., Nevada City. “RANCH FOR SALE, A FINE RANCH, Containing GO acres, wi NX, Orchard, “Vinevard, Dwelling ep House with, 11 roonts and in es good repair, Free Water—in tacts very desirable property, is offered. for Siilé at A GREAT BARGAIN. Government Title to the property, . Situated on the Rel Dog road, one mile from Ne* vada City. Apply to : ANDREW MTPORIF, Aa Neviela City. a5. Or at TRANSCRibY Orricn The Public is CAUTIONED ag jainst SPURIOUS _““ymntations. She Pioneer isthe only Powder consisting of nothing but . REFINED Grape Cream ae Tartar! . Bnglish Bic carb.Soda! * SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. A ena KG 0. “SAN-F RAN ptReDs: io Age Ross, ~— and bapa. god [at kawe a» Thursday and Saturday, calling at ee . ._T. RL KING OFFICE —Cee._Beved and Pine atrootes BakingPowder atv fs those wie “Vel, Leko R. MoMur etintendett, superior Cou Heury Irv aztot WhO Ts soon, is tirst berthy of Gt The owner stolen recent “She Plaza off sgevording t G. D, Bia vada City at practice her man’s. many “him back ag. Pou’t yo t rou heel of huge. Just thirty of the that State a condition ( The ow th worth of th Canal Com property is ou trial bef and lin whic are ‘plaiwtif Mast The follo Lodge, No. ‘ystalted W Master I, J Master Ki, Halstead St Gilbert. Ri Eddy Morg Treat +man, Ssere Weiseubur; ton, JD; Steward; A William H Marshal. installing ¢ , the retiriag hy the mex costly Past a large dia the presen! jent expres in equally ards, q The inde ef Nevada is offering , “of $2,500 i jens who . to be reasc ey. The stand all f ‘i< low enor ‘usefulness thing that “tng the pu probably . : few mon: condition « ‘the im per from other ‘the Centra its taxes fe aii the tro The foll acted in t] day, Judg eruelortee lt Es tate-o ed. EB ¢ Lones and appraisers C. Wl Eureka i Con. Secor ” George outa tw County J: ly ill: ‘1 ‘poured do could get wreck,” ] yesterday Tompkins ‘toveryoar Anu ‘The ch: the Nev: come tos end, It: woe born, and Tight-4e c ‘members together : der the ri + tive,