January 14, 1881 (4 pages)

ywere-arough set, receiving jieavy -their work is giving first-class satis ~ faction. “ed at the Metrifleld mine Iast: sum_mer, with a capacity of four or five * _ eae The Baily u. Teanscrigt, NEVABA GITY, GaueroRmA. Sars weromentines) 3: trina Friday, Januaiy 14, 1881. _ United at ia feo Rt ant Woe have seldom met a more touching story of the affection which keeps its hopes, even when the heart is sick, than this touching romance “ofan old worndoart Years ago some Welsh mineys,-in exploring an old pit that had long been closed, fond the body of a ‘youny man dressed in-a fashion Jong out-of date. The pecitliar action ot the air of the niine had been such as “—to-proscrve: tire bodyso perfegtly —thatit appeared. asleep’ rather — than dead. —~ Tho miners were puzzled at thie --cireumstaice; i0-one i, the.district had been missed within their remeimfrance; and -attastit-was resolved to Wriag the oldest inhabitant, an old la-. dy -past-her-ei -who had ved single in the Village "the -whote of her life. Ou being brought into the pres~etice Of the borky « astrange seene.oc=curred; the old lady fell onthe corpse, kissed and addressed it by ev ery term . . of loving endorsement, spoken in the language of a bygone generation. Fle washer only love; she waited for him dating ‘her long life; she knew that he had not-forsakem her. The old-womanand the young -man “Had been betrothed.60. years before, “Phe lover had disappeared. mysteriously, and she had kept faithful during that long interval. . Time had’ awood stil with “the dead nian, buat had left its mark oh the living ~ woman, Lhe miners who--were— present but_very gently . and with tearful eyes they removed the-old_lady-to her house, . same night her faithful spirit‘sejgin~ Sed that, ‘of her long f. fost: lover. ASulphurct Boom. With the opening-up’ of immense}, new ore bodies fi various mines in this district, and the consequent increased proilustions of sulphurets, fhe necessity for greater facilities for reducing the latter becomes more ai more aiid more apparent. The éustom works of ©, Maluman dfid the Pioneér Reduction Company are patronage, and ‘fe new works construct= tons per day, were atthe time of their completion supposed to: have ample facilities for reducing not only what sulphurets might be produo= ed by the Merrifield mine, _ but, also to work those of the Wyoming ; and ‘Nevada City mine in the same Vicinity. Since then’ the production of sulphurets from” the Merrifield mine alone,has increased to thirteen tons or thercabouts per day, and the enlargement of the works is said to be contemplated. — Yesterday's Stornun-A warm, drenching rai storm prevailed most of the day yesterday. Judging fronrthermometer—it stood at-46 degrees abovezero here—water. must, have fallex some distance above Bear River: ‘Fhe ground hav. } ~ ing been soaked by the last storm, the streams rose fapidly and swept furiously down towards the valleys. At noon-the barometer in the Yuba}. Canal Companys office stood-at 27.48,!and was rising at arate that indicated-an early clearing up unless there was some unlooked for change. . . ‘There was butilittle wind, and that is another sign im favor of the storm dubsiding, althorgh weather signs are not alwaysfeliable up” here in the mountains; Enowgh rain has fallen already, howeyer, to set the mines going. Up to 415 o'clock ‘1 the afternoon the amount for this storm was 3.08 inches, making.a iotal of 28,15 fotthe season. Nevada City Miue.— “Thre fal] compleme: t of ten sta pai in the Nevada City mi.l are a ihg away every day on ,ood eve tc im the mine. The drifts aré site extended north and setth on the third . level, and north o.i the second. 1» the secoyd ‘north a new pay chute has. jut been opened into ant th fe taken from it im passing through. -~ has the appearauee of Weins of ign grade. ee Ir is worthy of “Yeco-d_ ‘thit two Atlantic cables have been success fully laid during 1880, but the operation has bécomé so mutch a. matte: of coursé that it has attracted little public attetition. Besides these Atantic cables, two cables hare been laid across the Medite.fanean; eth 600 miles long; and Cave Culony has been in telegraphic ¢omtunication with England by dctble 4)ay oie i in : Messrs; Doane & Maiiteny— andthe . as to-the-results—te—be-experienced, . _Lof-such eminent eugineers as Colonel . depth just.above the structures, and flood periods, has-been steadily pushRE DEBRIS warts. a Ati gutwerectes Ropert ‘frovh. the. Board ef Directors of {_ Ditinage [Mpistrict Now by: . No: 1, which embraces that portidi’ of the State drained by the’ Satra~ mento river and its tributaries, have just fesued a'printed’ pamphlet cf twenty-six pates describing jn de= tail the progress of werk on the debris dams to the first instant, The showing made is extremely satisfactory.and Will be reviewed with much interest bythe tax-payers.of the State. Prom readers thé following extracts: ‘Lhe contracts for the eréotion of the dams were awarded on — August 10th, Messrs. Rideout & Binney, of Marysville,-and-that-apon—Bear=river—te Francisco, . The cost of the-works was-somewliat enhancod by fact that the contractors were, by the terins“uf their contracts, required: to—comptete—the structures withinsixty days, the ing greater delay. A. variety of causes combined to prevent the contpletion:of either structure within contract time but fortunately ‘the work’ was finished’ befbrer storms in> tervened, att It.is too soon, how. ever,~to’ spea k in the light of mature expericnce of effects to be produced by these damg. State Engineer Hall, who has can their construction and availabil: ty a “subject of patient study, is ‘sanguine and his theories have the approval C,H, Mendell, Uuited States Engineer, and Captaim James B. both gentlemen of world-wide celebrity in‘ their profession;and who have in their capacity as Consulting Engineers, given this-work Special at tention. E 5 Thus far the dams promise all that can be hoped-for, They check the flow of water and riil it of the heav~ ier portion of its sand, which has already.accumulated to a considerable’ Eads, the water thus relieved of its sur~ charged material, is permitted to flow on with its weouring capacity greatly increased, The work of constructing levees to confine the waters of. the Feather, Yuba, Bear and Sacramento rivers within their respective channels, with a view to'inctease the svouring vapacity of those streams during ed forward on as large’& scale as the fund at commant would Warrant. The following table will show the amount and the purposes for which . money has beef expended: State Engineer Departm’t _—Payrok. gees. $ 12,262, 00 State Engineer Depart’ t Expenses. 2.2.55 5,158.87 . District Eng’t Departin’t— —Payroll. .¢. ee eae 7,84%. 41 District Eng’r Departm’t —Expensés . 0.2.2. 4,086.66 Assessors and Auditors of countiesin District. 8,965.99 Advertising Sepa arn ee 1,025.50 Legal éxpen’s, brush &c., ——863.50 Salaries of Directors and Secretary oc ._2,286.64 Office expensés... 50.00: Printing,. svecifications, stationery, ‘etc.. 326.65: Paid for work (per conNy Ui iad a cose aera ~ $20,321.18 OME ohne head $363, 188.40 . We have commenced suits fur coudemnation of laud to “be used for storage of debris*above the dams,andmaterial of which sities er structed, asprovided for “iieection . eleven of the Act to, promate drain aye, and said suits ars-~how dn process of litigation, ~ Diticult as baS been the labor en tered uj; pou sy the Directors, they fect warrat by experience in declar _ The: Directots of Drainage District . ifwe submit to_ourt+ he is-geing to buildanew house in} “Ehe Court-has gotme now!” — His present-residence . : fear of approaching storms preclud-. a More had’ Ture 8 COT Harriet Beechié? Stowe'a néle oan” ts lecturing'it Chidagsi. An explosion of powder Tiisday TH Georgia Railway Commission have notified the roads in that State that after February 1st they will be restricted toa rate of threé cents-per mile on each passenger carried:This . PAT., CLANCY. : OON. SEAMAN, P. CLANCY & CO., fe] -DAN. MORGAN. —ovTHE e éiy stoteat “Cliitax; Mith., ard severely injured twelve persons, ; Alf, Charte, formerly of a Eureka pepet, sentenced to iniprisonment for hie for murder, has again been refused pardon. s ‘Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, of “No. 2326 Washington street; San Francisco, claims to have won $500,000 in the last Havana lottery. Blaine contradicts the report. that Washington. which happens to be one of the fir he one-6n the ¥ aba river to est in_in the-eity, ‘entirely. suits him. + “fhe noted fellow, R. F. Fitzgerald; whe biked so-many people in Nevada City-last fall,-is -being sued in San-Franciseo,~by the Wasp, for embezzlement. . Col. Jackson of the against im. clares*that sistatit eounsel ASt. Louis younplady went to visita friend Monday e¥ening. The friend’s brother took her outs walk ing, invited her into a restaufaut, F tz: yerald’s quor. He was then joined by two . Other fellows and the three ermminally assaulted her. One of the fiends has been arrested, the others still being at large. oe _ A Carson dispatch says: Fair was elected at 12.30 . Wednesday. The vote stood: Fair 52, Wren 20, a gett ¥. “There” Was one absent The Colonel made a anette “ates his election, There -was—not—much excitement—or—enthusiasm,__It is the general belief that his seat” will be contested inthe United States Senate, although Sutro and Wren’s friend disclaims any such intention. “The terms of consolidatjon, between Union Telegraph Companies have been agreed upon and preliminary papers signed. The New York Post saysof the union that rumor has it that new. stock will be issued, Western Union stock going in at par, the American.at pat, and the Atlantic and Pacifie’at 50each, in® proportion, and that the.plan will be to’turn over the company to the government. The body of Victor Mirando, aged about 16, was found hanging to a willow tree‘in the Willows settle ment, Los Angeles.county, ‘Tuesday. Sunday aftsrnoon Mirando attacked a party of three girls, Mary and Mamie Shaw and Emma Dole, on their way to. Sunday’ school. > He knocked Mary Shaw down and attempted to commit rape, in ‘the struggle breaking her arm. Mirando-was caught,;-and was being held by a party of masked oven, and that was the lastseen of him until the body was found, as Mlescribed> itisr said that Miranda, when first . cap— tured; said, ‘ don’t care; it will onj . J ly be three years in San Quentin,” _—---— t+ e>—____-—— Truckee Items. A large'force of men.are now en. : gaged it cutting ice at Canip'20: “The. company at. thatplacehas.beon somewhat unfortunate this year, as it-had wnusual difficulties $e encounter in the way of: snow, ebc., which greatly delayed it in its operations, bat they have by their perseverance — in overcoming them all, pad will now harvest a splendid crop Ey he lumber business of Truckee amd vicinity.is im a better -condi. tion this winter, than for several years-past. The weather has’ been: favorable-the greater part -of the season, aud the mill men ‘have beer ing that ae ing the progress of flreir operations they have seen Much to! encourage.the hope of ulfimate success. Obstacles thaf séemed imsur= mountable, hate efther’ disappeared or proven less formidable tha was . sappo:ed. Many who, at the oittset doubted the feasibility of controfling’ . the large tolutie of Mining debris constantly being settt down from the mountain gale shes, ot restoring the regimen Of the rivers, aoe teatching . those rivers to excavate their own : chaniels, better informed, are vield=} gent and systematic treatmerit of the whole problem,our navigable waters . wav be saved to. commerce, the indus. ri # of the fariner and minet brought invo such relations that each may prosper without material injury to! the other, and. general. welfare be, _prottioted at amexpense commensusurate t tre chiect to be obtained. W. H. Parks, WwW. EF. Knox, Nius NBARLS, Board of Directors of Drainage Dis‘ttlet Rt Be, 1° ing to the belief that, by an intelli. fully demonstrated this taking advantage of that circumWhen the first heavy snow S.o:mcame on sone of them took alarm and started out with their s:uck, but it would have been better , Btance, +<{ for see not to have made the attempt to get ont with it, but to have stayed and worked. Logging can be carried on very cheaply and. successfully on sle’ ghs,. after the ‘roads have been opened, as has been witter. ; Last year at this time, the town presented a very live y appearance, owing to the large number of idle men whe made their head-quarters ‘here during the winter, all of the logging cantps having closed operations, but this winter such § state of } Land facts does not exist, as nearly all of these men are in the woods . at work the same as during the sammer,— , Republican, . Post. will commence & simiar suit . . wife “de. e-wilb-act—as—his—as— Tstacl Hoskins and w ifé, ade and’gave her a glass of drugged li-} A SB, PP take great, pride in recommending ou “cate favored, “Vivacious Witié, eminently the Westernd Union an American . ‘. ly in Bnited Statas old coin, sale. By order of thé Boerd of Directors. . suited either for single gentlemen or “fami[looks like low rates, but whére there is an unlimited travel, as in Georgia, the rate of'three cents per mile will paydargely. $ = ke, Wen Ben Butler was teazing a Massachusetts judge for a favorable ruling, the Court got out of humor. and testily exclaimed: “Mr. Butlér,: what do you suppose-I sit here for?” The General shrugged his shoulders, rolled ap his evil eye, and replied: Toe Nevada papers say there is . poltics as-there ts—in that State: pec fiticiams have the: deventyto keep their. clothes“on in-public. jst as much corruption in-California = However—that_may_he, _ our worst . ‘ NEVADA CITY. ‘ Wew Firm at:tlie O13. Stand. THE new: firm of P. CLANCY & co, yScommenced_ business on the first day of . January, 1881; are-now prepared to doall kinds of Wagon Work in the ~most skilful manner. Also all kinds of Mae chine and Iron Work done by an experienced workman. Persons having Picks ant Drills to repair will do well to give us_acall asthe Boss jof the town are madeat this shop. haying . : . Figur. — 100 thy “BEEMI VEL IGROCERY' stops TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. Nevyada ( ee The mre Daniel. M ‘and substar his Park st The Bann have let-ac for cutting In the his _in yesterda heading of for; McEr and for C. Assorted Craekers To-night Seda Crackers-—-» a _ELorsesSthocing. Pérséns having Horse Shoeing to e-done-wil}do well to--giveusa call ww we have a fitst-class “workman. Particular attention paid to oy erreaching: and interfering Horses. “Tn Nevada? Gity,Janwary. 1 ea Pee aN Arpad _Haraszthy & Co’s . CHAMPAGHES. vure and really superior Champanes to: the pablic generally. They are produced exact asare.all the bigh grade French Champag) ns, by fermentation in the bottle, but, afifere tly froin their foreign competitors, are neither “strengthened” with spirits, nor flavored up in ahy_ manner, but are absolutelypure,-and. thdxeiore, even when indisercetly used, will eve? medics a headache. rg The Eclipse Extra Dry is a dry, suited for Parties, Dinners, and Chibs. The Sparkting Mascacel is a luscious, rich, high flavored Wine, order, ouly much richer, and a gréat favorite with the ladies,. E The Grand Prize, ‘often called the Private Cuvee, is a mediam dry, full flavored tind bodied Wine, and highly priz ed by atl for these elegant qualities. No true cennoisseur-cantry these supetior Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Ty eae Agent-for Nevada aby: “January T3th—im Assessment Notices {WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING com. PANY. Location of principal place-ofbusiress, San Francsico, California. Location pf Works, Lowell Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, Notice is: -hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 10th day’ of January 1881, an assessment (No. 2) of seven cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, a Sag immediate>» the Seecretary, at the office of the, peas Se No. 320 Sansome street, Room 53, San Francisco California, or to Geo. R. Fowler, resident Directcr of Boston, at No, 56 Summer street, Boston, Mass.Any stock upon whieh this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 16th day of Pobruary, 1881, wilt be delinquent and adver tised for sale’ at publié auction, and unless payment is‘ made before, wi!! be sold on Taesday, the eighth-day of March, 1881, to pay the delinquent assessticue .owether with costs: of advertising and expenses of CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. Office »No. 320 Sansome street, Room 53, San Fraucisco, California. janl4 PROPRIETRESS. HAVING leased the above Hotel, and thoroughly overhauled and renov. ated it, putting in New Furniture, I anv now prepared to_accommo+ date the public with , AT REASONABLE RATES. _ THE ROOMS are large and airy, and are lies. Persons in want of a food boarding house with alf the. cornforts of ahome can find it at the ~ _ HALF-MILE HOUSE, jist MRS. M. A. MANNIX, MANHOOD _RESTORED. VICTIM of early itn imprudence;. causing nervous debility, premature decay, having tried in vain every known remédy, 4 has discovered a simple means of Self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferers: Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatam Street. New York. jani3 United States es Land Office. SACRAMENTO, ‘CaL, January 3, 1881, a allwhom it may-coneern : Whereas on the 3d day of September, 1874,-the Plat ot-Tawnship No. 17, North Range No. 9 East, was filed in the "above fmamed office : And ‘whereas, on the 8d day of January, 1881, Henry Goette, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., filed in the Register’s Office of this: District his ication No, 80 for the N 1-2 of N E Quarter of Section 34 in said Township No. 17 North, Range No. 9 East, under'the Act of June 3d, 1878, entitled “‘An Act for the = coma 3 lands in — States of Californ regon, eyada, aml Washington Teraren Sime ag applied to enter the same, ng taore valuable Timber than other pu a . Nevada -County, of the_ Moselle . = “Opposite Mungor & Na . der at FORPY. CENTS per yard. Good Board and Lodging. Notice. of f-gylientton: to ee come Sole Trader. TOTICT is Hereby given to all persons oe whom it may concern, That Anna Robinson, wife of John Robinson,. o intend to make application to the Superior Court, in. and for the Couinty of Nevada, State. of California, on Wednseday the-9th dey of February, 1831, at 1C o'clock, A. M-, at the ‘. Whole Barley, CE. B. Tea, “Beebive Tea, per Ib. Mackerel, No ar ae “per kit, 9, : Bran,. : “per 100 Ths, web 6 Smale: Corn,. ~per-100 ibs Wheat, per-160,lhs,, ane Ground Barley, per 1001bs. ae per:100 Ibs, 4 aa per lb;, 49 : per Tb:, = Japan Tea, Crushed Sugar, ‘Brown Sugar, Pedr) Barley, 3 Tbs, 95 ots Split Peas, 13 Ths, } 4 hot ~ Jourt-Room of said Court, in’ Nevada City, California, to become a . Sole Trader, viz.:) At the session’ of said . Court on.said day, at said hour,or a¢-se08 } thereafter.as a he aring can be-had. That-} the business, intend totransact “and er. gage in will, be the. buying and selling real estate and personal property in the County . of Nevada and State of California,. in: my . own nameand on my own accouat That my husband’sname is John Robinson, ; ANNA “ROBINSON, J.1._Caddwell, Atty. Jan. 12th, 188%; — Nevada Restaurant. H VINEE: ased. and daraakis “remod. niger’s Meat Market, and’ two ‘doors below Transcript Bloek, H. BECKMAN, The ee caterer, has Ss opened a firs tiass ae Restaurant and Chop House, And is prepared to receive public patronage. A Read Some of MAsiPrices : —Cake-or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cents. Regular Meals, from 25 cents upwards. And everything else at equally low prices. Neat, Prompt, Polite. H. BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th, " ‘THE BAZAR. Broad St + _Nevada:City, Mrs, M. A. Gray’s old stand. WE have just = ceiveda Large St« . Ls of “Vases, Toilet oman Soaps, Perfume: ry, Cutlery. MILLINERY, CANDIES, = “And many other “articles ‘which will be ld at SAN: FRANGISCO PRICES. CARPET WEAVING done: to orMz. & Mrs, A, J. Pinkstoue. Nevada City, Dee.\19th, This Space ts Reserved. . ——— a Notice. OUND about four mi miles trom the tdéwir of Eureka South, Four . Horses, in a starving condition, described as follows : One Red Roan Colt, three years old, with oa white feet, and white stripe in the ace ~ One lron Gray Mare, supposed to be about. six years old, One White Mare, age not known. One Roan Colt, about four years old, one — spot in forehead, Brands not discernable The owners can have the horses by proying property and pay ing eHarges, . K. PARSONS. P. P. KIPPERT-. Eureka South, January $d, 1881. The Palace Barber Shop. _LOUIS DUNCAN, HIE, Pheysiognomical Hair Cutter, formerAj L ly of the Arcade, Buster Shop, poo A. BROCK, The Firvorite Hair Dresser of the West, are now ao te agent all--work pertain ing Joe ogltilien and Children are carefully waited far teeatimak lathes veadtaed wil 3 ia their 447 Boots Biacked Free of Chaves. 6S Pine Street, in the: “rn an Fancy Goods, Picture Frames, . profession with artistie . Best Island Rice, 1) Tig. ] 4 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 409 . Oy sters,° T2 cans 7 : ate f eae See Calis p-p Corn, -.D Gang] 4 Jelly, ~ 3 cans, . Syrup; per gallon,’ ¢ !Satdines,-small cans; “6 cang ‘yd Sardines;tareecans. ~4 cans ~ 1H Lemon Peetand Citron, 3 ths, 1) Tobacco, perdb, 7) +O} Can full of Coffee, 3 Ths, iy Milk Can full of ( ‘offee Oita Wh Dinner-Can full of .C oitec; 5lbs: 109 Beans, 333 lbs. for ‘Ground Coilfee, ‘per packag Corn Starch, 2 packazes, Starch, 2 packages, Prize Medal Kerosene Oil »per gal 3 do do do: 5 val can, 2% Best® Cal. Candles, 30 for ~ 1 i -4Erye’s English Cocoa, packet. % Washing Powder, 3 packages, %,” Mustard, per bottle, ~ Ie, eppe —per-bot ie. Tit: Was h Tubs, fram 50 caiihe 10” 2 Wash Beards, : 30.cts, Watcr Buck ts, 374 cts; Clothes Bagkets, .: £0 cts, Rolling Pins, 15 cts, Potato Mashers,_* 45 cts, All: goods subject to correction, &# Everything Fresh and watnut }ed to be the Best. : Richard Roberts. Notice to Tax Paydrs . No Taxes \ ILL. BE RECRINED at the County Treasurer’s Office Prvio Li as to January 21st, 1881. = G.-VON SGHMITTBURG,Co. Collector, THE RELIABLE. —— THE ESTABLISHMENT OF _ WM. He SMITH, Hs by pursuing a policy of: fair dealing becomie one-of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It has been conducted with view to profit the proprietor, as well as give the publi ae, satisfaction. None but . The Best. Class of’ Goods Are kept on hand ~ It is not claimed that théyare sold at cost, A reasonable margit fs soughe for, but no fancy pricesare charged ed, ‘Tite stock‘of GROCERIES, CASE GO00DS, . GROCKERY, Ete. 4+: WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. is now constantly coniplete. £27N. B.—Thisis no Cheap John. Estab lishment. Hy, SMITH. : Commercial St., opposite Phe tee otfiee. NEW WISCONSIN. EOTEL. Broad street,.adjoining City Kall, WEVADA. CITY ca: wecncc cscs e seen: SOY WM. IOOPER, Prop’. Having leased this new He tel and fyrnished it with €., tirely neW Furniture, the pro” ptietor,is prepared to accom modate the ic with He Good Board and Lodging * & 36.50 per Week. THE SLERPING ROOMS are airy #4 comfortable.THE TABLE will always be filled with ‘the dest the market affords. THE BAR CONTAINS CHOICE WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS. tye baeiforatus Sea tape, = nto ncag on BOC oCome i =Jecturer, W —— " jsts Hall on tiomof Hell provs-pecu: linquent-ne yet have th A. p= Geb, bs 1 ed * Charte : specimen tl cabinet and tention frox consists of qnartz abou one side-of tifabarray, ~ among thes of bright yi in every di ues tye sper ten ling tha tion, the -m nor tess—th ‘ heen depos: ing Thomas israshly pr * supposed w cut froma . b ed: mong t] makes a ne: A Sheri Under._S Grass Valle. serve on J. that had_. Mono count plaintiff, ar some proper over to anc ear of: her Shexift asec fart’s Pesid Wi hep hi g his man, h couldn’t get have him,” The latter’s to a. coffin . “Take him a said ‘the und Sheriff came The **ifai The four h discovered 1 : they had=-be month, durir been redueed ginnidg todev by the Tran: ‘from, Thet rses that ¥ mowstains ar Manes om through town tails were ass ished iron, \ w Mane of each gone, They . the vallevs, t greener pastu Superic R. Roberts Store has bee: Nevada City 1 Harasz. hy & Pagnes, § €o) admit that th “favored and market; ‘and ¢ Jng demand fo their excell Vertisement in . call around at 4 bottle of the ——_. Nevada Cou . The Swamy . ounty has be Te ‘Rocky 8ssment of laquent Febr Prizes The prizes . dancer's preses given in Tem eee Wand abot’ 5 ay . Mi =

ywere-arough set, receiving jieavy -their work is giving first-class satis ~ faction. “ed at the Metrifleld mine Iast: sum_mer, with a capacity of four or five * _ eae The Baily u. Teanscrigt, NEVABA GITY, GaueroRmA. Sars weromentines) 3: trina Friday, Januaiy 14, 1881. _ United at ia feo Rt ant Woe have seldom met a more touching story of the affection which keeps its hopes, even when the heart is sick, than this touching romance “ofan old worndoart Years ago some Welsh mineys,-in exploring an old pit that had long been closed, fond the body of a ‘youny man dressed in-a fashion Jong out-of date. The pecitliar action ot the air of the niine had been such as “—to-proscrve: tire bodyso perfegtly —thatit appeared. asleep’ rather — than dead. —~ Tho miners were puzzled at thie --cireumstaice; i0-one i, the.district had been missed within their remeimfrance; and -attastit-was resolved to Wriag the oldest inhabitant, an old la-. dy -past-her-ei -who had ved single in the Village "the -whote of her life. Ou being brought into the pres~etice Of the borky « astrange seene.oc=curred; the old lady fell onthe corpse, kissed and addressed it by ev ery term . . of loving endorsement, spoken in the language of a bygone generation. Fle washer only love; she waited for him dating ‘her long life; she knew that he had not-forsakem her. The old-womanand the young -man “Had been betrothed.60. years before, “Phe lover had disappeared. mysteriously, and she had kept faithful during that long interval. . Time had’ awood stil with “the dead nian, buat had left its mark oh the living ~ woman, Lhe miners who--were— present but_very gently . and with tearful eyes they removed the-old_lady-to her house, . same night her faithful spirit‘sejgin~ Sed that, ‘of her long f. fost: lover. ASulphurct Boom. With the opening-up’ of immense}, new ore bodies fi various mines in this district, and the consequent increased proilustions of sulphurets, fhe necessity for greater facilities for reducing the latter becomes more ai more aiid more apparent. The éustom works of ©, Maluman dfid the Pioneér Reduction Company are patronage, and ‘fe new works construct= tons per day, were atthe time of their completion supposed to: have ample facilities for reducing not only what sulphurets might be produo= ed by the Merrifield mine, _ but, also to work those of the Wyoming ; and ‘Nevada City mine in the same Vicinity. Since then’ the production of sulphurets from” the Merrifield mine alone,has increased to thirteen tons or thercabouts per day, and the enlargement of the works is said to be contemplated. — Yesterday's Stornun-A warm, drenching rai storm prevailed most of the day yesterday. Judging fronrthermometer—it stood at-46 degrees abovezero here—water. must, have fallex some distance above Bear River: ‘Fhe ground hav. } ~ ing been soaked by the last storm, the streams rose fapidly and swept furiously down towards the valleys. At noon-the barometer in the Yuba}. Canal Companys office stood-at 27.48,!and was rising at arate that indicated-an early clearing up unless there was some unlooked for change. . . ‘There was butilittle wind, and that is another sign im favor of the storm dubsiding, althorgh weather signs are not alwaysfeliable up” here in the mountains; Enowgh rain has fallen already, howeyer, to set the mines going. Up to 415 o'clock ‘1 the afternoon the amount for this storm was 3.08 inches, making.a iotal of 28,15 fotthe season. Nevada City Miue.— “Thre fal] compleme: t of ten sta pai in the Nevada City mi.l are a ihg away every day on ,ood eve tc im the mine. The drifts aré site extended north and setth on the third . level, and north o.i the second. 1» the secoyd ‘north a new pay chute has. jut been opened into ant th fe taken from it im passing through. -~ has the appearauee of Weins of ign grade. ee Ir is worthy of “Yeco-d_ ‘thit two Atlantic cables have been success fully laid during 1880, but the operation has bécomé so mutch a. matte: of coursé that it has attracted little public attetition. Besides these Atantic cables, two cables hare been laid across the Medite.fanean; eth 600 miles long; and Cave Culony has been in telegraphic ¢omtunication with England by dctble 4)ay oie i in : Messrs; Doane & Maiiteny— andthe . as to-the-results—te—be-experienced, . _Lof-such eminent eugineers as Colonel . depth just.above the structures, and flood periods, has-been steadily pushRE DEBRIS warts. a Ati gutwerectes Ropert ‘frovh. the. Board ef Directors of {_ Ditinage [Mpistrict Now by: . No: 1, which embraces that portidi’ of the State drained by the’ Satra~ mento river and its tributaries, have just fesued a'printed’ pamphlet cf twenty-six pates describing jn de= tail the progress of werk on the debris dams to the first instant, The showing made is extremely satisfactory.and Will be reviewed with much interest bythe tax-payers.of the State. Prom readers thé following extracts: ‘Lhe contracts for the eréotion of the dams were awarded on — August 10th, Messrs. Rideout & Binney, of Marysville,-and-that-apon—Bear=river—te Francisco, . The cost of the-works was-somewliat enhancod by fact that the contractors were, by the terins“uf their contracts, required: to—comptete—the structures withinsixty days, the ing greater delay. A. variety of causes combined to prevent the contpletion:of either structure within contract time but fortunately ‘the work’ was finished’ befbrer storms in> tervened, att It.is too soon, how. ever,~to’ spea k in the light of mature expericnce of effects to be produced by these damg. State Engineer Hall, who has can their construction and availabil: ty a “subject of patient study, is ‘sanguine and his theories have the approval C,H, Mendell, Uuited States Engineer, and Captaim James B. both gentlemen of world-wide celebrity in‘ their profession;and who have in their capacity as Consulting Engineers, given this-work Special at tention. E 5 Thus far the dams promise all that can be hoped-for, They check the flow of water and riil it of the heav~ ier portion of its sand, which has already.accumulated to a considerable’ Eads, the water thus relieved of its sur~ charged material, is permitted to flow on with its weouring capacity greatly increased, The work of constructing levees to confine the waters of. the Feather, Yuba, Bear and Sacramento rivers within their respective channels, with a view to'inctease the svouring vapacity of those streams during ed forward on as large’& scale as the fund at commant would Warrant. The following table will show the amount and the purposes for which . money has beef expended: State Engineer Departm’t _—Payrok.. gees. $ 12,262, 00 State Engineer Depart’ t Expenses.. 2.2.55 5,158.87 . District Eng’t Departin’t— —Payroll. .¢. ee eae 7,84%. 41 District Eng’r Departm’t —Expensés .. 0.2.2.. 4,086.66 Assessors and Auditors of countiesin District.. 8,965.99 Advertising Sepa arn ee 1,025.50 Legal éxpen’s, brush &c., ——863.50 Salaries of Directors and Secretary oc .._2,286.64 Office expensés..... 50.00: Printing,. svecifications, stationery, ‘etc.... 326.65: Paid for work (per conNy Ui iad a cose aera ~ $20,321.18 OME ohne head $363, 188.40 . We have commenced suits fur coudemnation of laud to “be used for storage of debris*above the dams,andmaterial of which sities er structed, asprovided for “iieection . eleven of the Act to, promate drain aye, and said suits ars-~how dn process of litigation, ~ Diticult as baS been the labor en tered uj; pou sy the Directors, they fect warrat by experience in declar _ The: Directots of Drainage District . ifwe submit to_ourt+ he is-geing to buildanew house in} “Ehe Court-has gotme now!” — His present-residence . : fear of approaching storms preclud-. a More had’ Ture 8 COT Harriet Beechié? Stowe'a néle oan” ts lecturing'it Chidagsi. An explosion of powder Tiisday TH Georgia Railway Commission have notified the roads in that State that after February 1st they will be restricted toa rate of threé cents-per mile on each passenger carried:This . PAT., CLANCY. : OON. SEAMAN, P. CLANCY & CO., fe] -DAN. MORGAN. —ovTHE e éiy stoteat “Cliitax; Mith., ard severely injured twelve persons, ; Alf, Charte, formerly of a Eureka pepet, sentenced to iniprisonment for hie for murder, has again been refused pardon. s ‘Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, of “No. 2326 Washington street; San Francisco, claims to have won $500,000 in the last Havana lottery. Blaine contradicts the report. that Washington. which happens to be one of the fir he one-6n the ¥ aba river to est in_in the-eity, ‘entirely. suits him. + “fhe noted fellow, R. F. Fitzgerald; whe biked so-many people in Nevada City-last fall,-is -being sued in San-Franciseo,~by the Wasp, for embezzlement. . Col. Jackson of the against im. clares*that sistatit eounsel ASt. Louis younplady went to visita friend Monday e¥ening. The friend’s brother took her outs walk ing, invited her into a restaufaut, F tz: yerald’s quor. He was then joined by two . Other fellows and the three ermminally assaulted her. One of the fiends has been arrested, the others still being at large. oe _ A Carson dispatch says: Fair was elected at 12.30 . Wednesday. The vote stood: Fair 52, Wren 20, a gett ¥. “There” Was one absent The Colonel made a anette “ates his election, There -was—not—much excitement—or—enthusiasm,__It is the general belief that his seat” will be contested inthe United States Senate, although Sutro and Wren’s friend disclaims any such intention. “The terms of consolidatjon, between Union Telegraph Companies have been agreed upon and preliminary papers signed. The New York Post saysof the union that rumor has it that new. stock will be issued, Western Union stock going in at par, the American.at pat, and the Atlantic and Pacifie’at 50each, in® proportion, and that the.plan will be to’turn over the company to the government. The body of Victor Mirando, aged about 16, was found hanging to a willow tree‘in the Willows settle ment, Los Angeles.county, ‘Tuesday. Sunday aftsrnoon Mirando attacked a party of three girls, Mary and Mamie Shaw and Emma Dole, on their way to. Sunday’ school. > He knocked Mary Shaw down and attempted to commit rape, in ‘the struggle breaking her arm. Mirando-was caught,;-and was being held by a party of masked oven, and that was the lastseen of him until the body was found, as Mlescribed> itisr said that Miranda, when first . cap— tured; said, ‘ don’t care; it will onj . J ly be three years in San Quentin,” _—---— t+ e>—____-—— Truckee Items. A large'force of men.are now en. : gaged it cutting ice at Canip'20: “The. company at. thatplacehas..beon somewhat unfortunate this year, as it-had wnusual difficulties $e encounter in the way of: snow, ebc., which greatly delayed it in its operations, bat they have by their perseverance — in overcoming them all, pad will now harvest a splendid crop Ey he lumber business of Truckee amd vicinity.is im a better -condi. tion this winter, than for several years-past. The weather has’ been: favorable-the greater part -of the season, aud the mill men ‘have beer ing that ae ing the progress of flreir operations they have seen Much to! encourage.the hope of ulfimate success. Obstacles thaf séemed imsur= mountable, hate efther’ disappeared or proven less formidable tha was . sappo:ed. Many who, at the oittset doubted the feasibility of controfling’ . the large tolutie of Mining debris constantly being settt down from the mountain gale shes, ot restoring the regimen Of the rivers, aoe teatching . those rivers to excavate their own : chaniels, better informed, are vield=} gent and systematic treatmerit of the whole problem,our navigable waters . wav be saved to. commerce, the indus. ri # of the fariner and minet brought invo such relations that each may prosper without material injury to! the other, and. general. welfare be, _prottioted at amexpense commensusurate t tre chiect to be obtained. W. H. Parks, WwW. EF. Knox, Nius NBARLS, Board of Directors of Drainage Dis‘ttlet Rt Be, 1° ing to the belief that, by an intelli. fully demonstrated this taking advantage of that circumWhen the first heavy snow S.o:mcame on sone of them took alarm and started out with their s:uck, but it would have been better , Btance, +<{ for see not to have made the attempt to get ont with it, but to have stayed and worked. Logging can be carried on very cheaply and. successfully on sle’ ghs,. after the ‘roads have been opened, as has been witter. ; Last year at this time, the town presented a very live y appearance, owing to the large number of idle men whe made their head-quarters ‘here during the winter, all of the logging cantps having closed operations, but this winter such § state of } Land facts does not exist, as nearly all of these men are in the woods . at work the same as during the sammer,— , Republican, . Post. will commence & simiar suit . . wife “de. e-wilb-act—as—his—as— Tstacl Hoskins and w ifé, ade and’gave her a glass of drugged li-} A SB, PP take great, pride in recommending ou “cate favored, “Vivacious Witié, eminently the Westernd Union an American . ‘. ly in Bnited Statas old coin, sale. By order of thé Boerd of Directors. . suited either for single gentlemen or “fami[looks like low rates, but whére there is an unlimited travel, as in Georgia, the rate of'three cents per mile will paydargely. $ = ke, Wen Ben Butler was teazing a Massachusetts judge for a favorable ruling, the Court got out of humor. and testily exclaimed: “Mr. Butlér,: what do you suppose-I sit here for?” The General shrugged his shoulders, rolled ap his evil eye, and replied: Toe Nevada papers say there is . poltics as-there ts—in that State: pec fiticiams have the: deventyto keep their. clothes“on in-public. jst as much corruption in-California = However—that_may_he, _ our worst . ‘ NEVADA CITY. ‘ Wew Firm at:tlie O13. Stand.. THE new: firm of P. CLANCY & co, yScommenced_ business on the first day of . January, 1881; are-now prepared to doall kinds of Wagon Work in the ~most skilful manner. Also all kinds of Mae chine and Iron Work done by an experienced workman. Persons having Picks ant Drills to repair will do well to give us_acall asthe Boss jof the town are madeat this shop. haying . : . Figur. — 100 thy “BEEMI VEL IGROCERY' stops

TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. Nevyada ( ee The mre Daniel. M ‘and substar his Park st The Bann have let-ac for cutting In the his _in yesterda heading of for; McEr and for C. Assorted Craekers To-night Seda Crackers-—-» a _ELorsesSthocing. Pérséns having Horse Shoeing to e-done-wil}do well to--giveusa call ww we have a fitst-class “workman. Particular attention paid to oy erreaching: and interfering Horses. “Tn Nevada? Gity,Janwary. 1 ea Pee aN Arpad _Haraszthy & Co’s . CHAMPAGHES. vure and really superior Champanes to: the pablic generally. They are produced exact asare.all the bigh grade French Champag) ns, by fermentation in the bottle, but, afifere tly froin their foreign competitors, are neither “strengthened” with spirits, nor flavored up in ahy_ manner, but are absolutelypure,-and. thdxeiore, even when indisercetly used, will eve? medics a headache. rg The Eclipse Extra Dry is a dry, suited for Parties, Dinners, and Chibs. The Sparkting Mascacel is a luscious, rich, high flavored Wine, order, ouly much richer, and a gréat favorite with the ladies,. E The Grand Prize, ‘often called the Private Cuvee, is a mediam dry, full flavored tind bodied Wine, and highly priz ed by atl for these elegant qualities. No true cennoisseur-cantry these supetior Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Ty eae Agent-for Nevada aby: “January T3th—im Assessment Notices {WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING com. PANY. Location of principal place-ofbusiress, San Francsico, California. Location pf Works, Lowell Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, Notice is: -hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 10th day’ of January 1881, an assessment (No. 2) of seven cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, a Sag immediate>» the Seecretary, at the office of the, peas Se No. 320 Sansome street, Room 53, San Francisco California, or to Geo. R. Fowler, resident Directcr of Boston, at No, 56 Summer street, Boston, Mass.Any stock upon whieh this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 16th day of Pobruary, 1881, wilt be delinquent and adver tised for sale’ at publié auction, and unless payment is‘ made before, wi!! be sold on Taesday, the eighth-day of March, 1881, to pay the delinquent assessticue .owether with costs: of advertising and expenses of CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. Office »No. 320 Sansome street, Room 53, San Fraucisco, California. janl4 PROPRIETRESS. HAVING leased the above Hotel, and thoroughly overhauled and renov. ated it, putting in New Furniture, I anv now prepared to_accommo+ date the public with , AT REASONABLE RATES. _ THE ROOMS are large and airy, and are lies. Persons in want of a food boarding house with alf the. cornforts of ahome can find it at the ~ _ HALF-MILE HOUSE, jist MRS. M. A. MANNIX, MANHOOD _RESTORED. VICTIM of early itn imprudence;. causing nervous debility, premature decay, having tried in vain every known remédy, 4 has discovered a simple means of Self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferers: Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatam Street. New York. jani3 United States es Land Office. SACRAMENTO, ‘CaL, January 3, 1881, a allwhom it may-coneern : Whereas on the 3d day of September, 1874,-the Plat ot-Tawnship No. 17, North Range No. 9 East, was filed in the "above fmamed office : And ‘whereas, on the 8d day of January, 1881, Henry Goette, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., filed in the Register’s Office of this: District his ication No, 80 for the N 1-2 of N E Quarter of Section 34 in said Township No. 17 North, Range No. 9 East, under'the Act of June 3d, 1878, entitled “‘An Act for the = coma 3 lands in — States of Californ regon, eyada, aml Washington Teraren Sime ag applied to enter the same, ng taore valuable Timber than other pu a . Nevada -County, of the_ Moselle . = “Opposite Mungor & Na . der at FORPY. CENTS per yard. Good Board and Lodging. Notice. of f-gylientton: to ee come Sole Trader. TOTICT is Hereby given to all persons oe whom it may concern, That Anna Robinson, wife of John Robinson,. o intend to make application to the Superior Court, in. and for the Couinty of Nevada, State. of California, on Wednseday the-9th dey of February, 1831, at 1C o'clock, A. M-, at the ‘. Whole Barley, CE. B. Tea, “Beebive Tea, per Ib. Mackerel, No ar ae “per kit, 9, : Bran,. : “per 100 Ths, web 6 Smale: Corn,. ~per-100 ibs Wheat, per-160,lhs,, ane Ground Barley, per 1001bs. ae per:100 Ibs, 4 aa per lb;, 49 : per Tb:, = Japan Tea, Crushed Sugar, ‘Brown Sugar, Pedr) Barley, 3 Tbs, 95 ots Split Peas, 13 Ths, } 4 hot ~ Jourt-Room of said Court, in’ Nevada City, California, to become a . Sole Trader, viz.:) At the session’ of said . Court on.said day, at said hour,or a¢-se08 } thereafter.as a he aring can be-had. That-} the business, intend totransact “and er. gage in will, be the. buying and selling real estate and personal property in the County . of Nevada and State of California,. in: my . own nameand on my own accouat That my husband’sname is John Robinson, ; ANNA “ROBINSON, J.1._Caddwell, Atty. Jan. 12th, 188%; — Nevada Restaurant. H VINEE: ased. and daraakis “remod. niger’s Meat Market, and’ two ‘doors below Transcript Bloek, H. BECKMAN, The ee caterer, has Ss opened a firs tiass ae Restaurant and Chop House, And is prepared to receive public patronage. A Read Some of MAsiPrices : —Cake-or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cents. Regular Meals, from 25 cents upwards. And everything else at equally low prices. Neat, Prompt, Polite. H. BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th, " ‘THE BAZAR. Broad St + _Nevada:City, Mrs, M. A. Gray’s old stand. WE have just = ceiveda Large St« . Ls of “Vases, Toilet oman Soaps, Perfume: ry, Cutlery. MILLINERY, CANDIES, = “And many other “articles ‘which will be ld at SAN: FRANGISCO PRICES. CARPET WEAVING done: to orMz. & Mrs, A, J. Pinkstoue. Nevada City, Dee.\19th, This Space ts Reserved. . ——— a Notice. OUND about four mi miles trom the tdéwir of Eureka South, Four . Horses, in a starving condition, described as follows : One Red Roan Colt, three years old, with oa white feet, and white stripe in the ace ~ One lron Gray Mare, supposed to be about. six years old, One White Mare, age not known. One Roan Colt, about four years old, one — spot in forehead, Brands not discernable The owners can have the horses by proying property and pay ing eHarges, . K. PARSONS. P. P. KIPPERT-. Eureka South, January $d, 1881. The Palace Barber Shop. _LOUIS DUNCAN, HIE, Pheysiognomical Hair Cutter, formerAj L ly of the Arcade, Buster Shop, poo A. BROCK, The Firvorite Hair Dresser of the West, are now ao te agent all--work pertain ing Joe ogltilien and Children are carefully waited far teeatimak lathes veadtaed wil 3 ia their 447 Boots Biacked Free of Chaves. 6S Pine Street, in the: “rn an Fancy Goods, Picture Frames, . profession with artistie . Best Island Rice, 1) Tig. ] 4 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 409 . Oy sters,° T2 cans 7 : ate f eae See Calis p-p Corn, -.D Gang] 4 Jelly, ~ 3 cans, . Syrup; per gallon,’ ¢ !Satdines,-small cans; “6 cang ‘yd Sardines;tareecans. ~4 cans ~ 1H Lemon Peetand Citron, 3 ths, 1) Tobacco, perdb, 7) +O} Can full of Coffee, 3 Ths, iy Milk Can full of ( ‘offee Oita Wh Dinner-Can full of .C oitec; 5lbs: 109 Beans, 333 lbs. for ‘Ground Coilfee, ‘per packag Corn Starch, 2 packazes, Starch, 2 packages, Prize Medal Kerosene Oil »per gal 3 do do do: 5 val can, 2% Best® Cal. Candles, 30 for ~ 1 i -4Erye’s English Cocoa, packet. % Washing Powder, 3 packages, %,” Mustard, per bottle, ~ Ie, eppe —per-bot ie. Tit: Was h Tubs, fram 50 caiihe 10” 2 Wash Beards, : 30.cts, Watcr Buck ts, 374 cts; Clothes Bagkets, .: £0 cts, Rolling Pins, 15 cts, Potato Mashers,_* 45 cts, All: goods subject to correction, &# Everything Fresh and watnut }ed to be the Best. : Richard Roberts. Notice to Tax Paydrs . No Taxes \ ILL. BE RECRINED at the County Treasurer’s Office Prvio Li as to January 21st, 1881. = G.-VON SGHMITTBURG,Co. Collector, THE RELIABLE. —— THE ESTABLISHMENT OF _ WM. He SMITH, Hs by pursuing a policy of: fair dealing becomie one-of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It has been conducted with view to profit the proprietor, as well as give the publi ae, satisfaction. None but . The Best. Class of’ Goods Are kept on hand ~ It is not claimed that théyare sold at cost, A reasonable margit fs soughe for, but no fancy pricesare charged ed, ‘Tite stock‘of GROCERIES, CASE GO00DS, . GROCKERY, Ete. 4+: WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. is now constantly coniplete. £27N. B.—Thisis no Cheap John. Estab lishment. Hy, SMITH. : Commercial St., opposite Phe tee otfiee. NEW WISCONSIN. EOTEL. Broad street,.adjoining City Kall, WEVADA. CITY ca: wecncc cscs e seen: SOY WM. IOOPER, Prop’. Having leased this new He tel and fyrnished it with €., tirely neW Furniture, the pro” ptietor,is prepared to accom modate the ic with He Good Board and Lodging * & 36.50 per Week. THE SLERPING ROOMS are airy #4 comfortable.THE TABLE will always be filled with ‘the dest the market affords. THE BAR CONTAINS CHOICE WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS. tye baeiforatus Sea tape, = nto ncag on BOC oCome i =Jecturer, W —— " jsts Hall on tiomof Hell provs-pecu: linquent-ne yet have th A. p= Geb, bs 1 ed * Charte : specimen tl cabinet and tention frox consists of qnartz abou one side-of tifabarray, ~ among thes of bright yi in every di ues tye sper ten ling tha tion, the -m nor tess—th ‘ heen depos: ing Thomas israshly pr * supposed w cut froma . b ed: mong t] makes a ne: A Sheri Under._S Grass Valle. serve on J. that had_. Mono count plaintiff, ar some proper over to anc ear of: her Shexift asec fart’s Pesid Wi hep hi g his man, h couldn’t get have him,” The latter’s to a. coffin . “Take him a said ‘the und Sheriff came The **ifai The four h discovered 1 : they had=-be month, durir been redueed ginnidg todev by the Tran: ‘from, Thet rses that ¥ mowstains ar Manes om through town tails were ass ished iron, \ w Mane of each gone, They . the vallevs, t greener pastu Superic R. Roberts Store has bee: Nevada City 1 Harasz. hy & Pagnes, § €o) admit that th “favored and market; ‘and ¢ Jng demand fo their excell Vertisement in . call around at 4 bottle of the ——_. Nevada Cou . The Swamy . ounty has be Te ‘Rocky 8ssment of laquent Febr Prizes The prizes . dancer's preses given in Tem eee Wand abot’ 5 ay . Mi =