January 16, 1884 (4 pages)

A. LL, Day, presiling, a zens Bank $73 33, 3 Kosminsky $20. : The minates of the previous meet. tion being made on motion : . tng were read and approved. _—s_—sf # was A that Joseph Chew ‘be ven Weleeets, days and SS We acknowledge the receipt ‘of complimentary tickete to. the entertainment to be given ven ab the Theatre next Saturday evening for the benefitof Rev. J, ‘Sims, pastor of the Congregational’ Church. The cantata of ‘Lost god Saved’ is. to: be: produced by w full cast of accomplished vocalistd, who have.careful-. ly rehearsed their regpective parte and will give a spledaia performance. The musi¢/is sparkling and of a kind that always takes well. Tax proprietors of the shooting gallery inthe Transcript Block are raking in “lots. of -two-bit* pieces, They say there are more center shots in Nevada City, than inany town of its size they ever visited. The anti-mining. shot-gun brigade that the Bee and Appeal used to brag so much about may thank their stars they didn’t have sand enonagh to Attempt. to carry their mre into execy tion. His Gassy pa “Captain” Hust of Truckee, is said to never be so happy as when making one of his _oranky ‘speeches. As ‘« citizen from “his town remarked while fie was" spouting on Broad street in this city a few weeks ago, ‘‘We rather encourage him up our way in sach displays of his eccentricities. It is fun for us end -keeps Mam: out! of mischief.” Tux Sacftamento Record-Union of Monday publishes thie: ‘‘Hon, Charles Kent, of Nevada‘City, was in town yesterday, but went bome in the afternoon, He appears to think Judge Sawyer’s decision relative to hydratlic mining s proper one, and does nob believe. the , mining counties will be seriously injurad thereby.” “SLUMMING” is e new word which the dismal politics of England is about to add to the language. It now means Visiting the rookeries of the outcast poor in the London slums. It will come, probably, to mean the visiting and relief of the ‘poor generally, though it is not a ‘pice word. : Tue Sen Francisco Copper Mining Cempany have struck as new vein in their mine at Spenceville, and it is said to be much richer than the one they have just worked out. A shaft has been put down on it 180 feet, but owing to an accident to the engine sinking hés bees stopped. for a few days. THE North Star quertz mine of Grass Valley district, which was once famous for its richness,,but has for some time been idle, is to be reopened, Those who ought to know think it can yet be made to pay well. Micuaxn Lyneouw, a laborer at the Grass Valley Cqnvent, died Monday at the age of 43 years. Erysipelas. was the cause of death. The remains were taken to Petaluina for burial, Lynch was a single man. Tue little .daygbter of W. M. Rhodes, of Smartsville, whe was so seriously injured.last week by -a wagon bed falling upon her, will recover. She will not be deformed for life as was at first feared. Mrs, C. W. Cornett of ‘Truckee is in town. She-says that in order to. appreciate the balmy. climate of Nevada Cify one only needs to spend a few days in winter. up, towards the summit, R. E, Ropinsox of this city Sind beea appointed Superindenut of the Wahoo drift mine ate: Port Wine, Sierra county. Mr.” Robinson i is a first-class miner, of mach experignee. : R. W. Patnick of Forest City went te Colfax yesterday te. meet “his wife, who has ‘been. spending the, ~ winter at. Monterey. They.will .return to Sierra county to-day. ‘Tae owner of the Golden Gate. gravel mine at Smarteville talks. of building a mill with which to crush the very rich ‘comented gravel fo found there. : ne A Lor 5a: Sapeieliena aan i from Grass Valley in carriages last evening to attend the revival mect-} inga, being lield at thie city. ‘Tite Excelsior Flouring. Mill, le: dered paid on the Second Road : Dis: Huckins and @, L. Day. Prcidaak ¥ ~ Court of Nevada county haviog _ . setion of the business of the Court and the trial of causes therein’ ‘ducing the ensuing year, the Board’ in accordance with said order, and in. the manner provided by law, selectFridays. aac yi ay ud ad and’ listed, tlie following seventy names tor Grand Jarors and 290 ‘names’ for Trial J’ urors respectively: . ; Grass Valley ‘Township—A B Brady, 8 Bethel, © Barker, J RB Crocker, E-Coleman, J’ Ai Everett, S Granger, @ Howe, Eli Freeman, G G W Hill; J M Lakenan,C A Mitchell; heleie, Cc F McNeill; S Moore, Wm “Melarkey, S Novitzky, T Othet, R J E Brown, J M Buffington, M Garhell, W J Organ, Lo W Preble, A H Judge John Caldwell of the Supe' LIST OF GRAND JURORY. nston, Wm LoutzeinG Roberts, J Watt. Nevada Towusbip—A Blumenthal, ver, Felix Gillet, J V Hunter,,.G M Hughes, C Hepler, FC Luetje, CE) Malloy, I Moody, EB Mullér, L NiParker; E-M Preston, M Rosenberg, ‘A Walrath, EG Withington, J W Downing, W C Groves. Bridgeport—F W Bank, F Coffey, J AJ Ray, D Roberts, E.B Ransom, J 'W Wood, E White. Rough and Ready. Tp—J Montgomery, J Heath, C C Bitner, A e<08: T J. Wagoner. ~Bureks Dowling;-EPoagey H MeNulty. Bloomfield Tp—A M Dobbie, J C¢ Hickman, J McKinney, S$ Richardgon, Washington Tp—Ja O'Carroll, J Eli. Meadow Leake Tp—A J” Graham; EJ Brickell, J V Logan. Little York Tp-CJ Fox, W D Blue, J Levee. ° ricer JURORS. x '@ G Allan, J EsNcageh, E Booth, J Bost, E D Bridges, CJ Brand, ‘Vm Barton, CO Barlow, O Chaney, 3 . Clutter, “W B Campbell,G A Cooper, Jerome. Cook, Patrick Olancy, ‘L, Dulac, J Dunnicliff,, L W. Dreyfuss, J§$ Dunn, Wm Edwards, J H Eden, 8 A Eddy, H Godair, B Guscetti, & C Gaylord, G Gehrig, H Grover, J HM Gray, Win.Giffiu,.E P Hager, A W Herring, L Hirshman, J F Hook, E. Hothersall,,.H Hurst, W Holmes, C Hepler, JE Isaac, J J. Jackaon, T: A Johneton, G F Jacobs, G King, S$ S$ Luey, A Lyons, J © Locklin, J T Morgan, M L Marsh, J McArthur, O Maltman, R Mortison, JC Maur chie, Jr, D Morgan, A Nevins Jr, J Naffziger, J J Ott, H Puttermeyer, J J Rogers, Wm Rowe, P Richards, CP-Schwartz, GW Stewart, L M Sukeforth, WH Smith, B. N. Shoecraft, G CU Shaw, E W Towle, H D Towle, W D Vinton, BC Waite, R C Walrath, G W Welch. Bridgeport Tp—W H Hicks, J: Briggs Sr, S Cline, H E Armstrong,: H Morgan, H B Rathbun, S Lang, O PjStidger, H M Barton, 8. Thomau, H. French, Rough and Ready Tp—J H Collier, SWalrath,GG Deeds, A Y Brown, W'L Baldwin, R Black EK M Denton, J McCaw, S M Miller, F F Vanslyke and R Putnam. Eureka Tp—J Doyle, JH Keller, IB Maybanks, SL Parsons, R Lindsay, J Reddington, T J Watson, J Welch, M Culbertson. Bloomfield Tp—Wm Faull, J Craig, CA Tilton, “G Haskell, C Alarker, H P Larscan, J McCarthy,R Penrose Sr, G Victor, R Phillips, J H Young. ‘ Washington Tp—F Battis, EK Brimskill, S B Crawford, J McBean, C J Fisk. Meadow Lake Tp—Hamlet Davis, WJ Hill; JG Williams, M Lannahan, A M Wicks, N Martin, Wm Irwin, J F Moody, J Marzen Jr, W McKenzie. . i Little York Tp~ TB Blue, A P Clarke, O K Clondman, T F Morgan, J Huseey. Grass Volley Tp—T Paine, 3. 1] Taylor, J Ragsdale, Wm ‘Ragsdale, Sleeman, ‘WD Smith, G L ttle, J Scadden, S Noyitzy, C.R,Hill, Conaway, J F Judd, Wih George, A Selby; S. Benoit, W J Crase, E 3ax. Trasher, J Gilbert, M McDonough, jing, C Fritz, Jno Hosking, A Pown ing, J Sowden, .U A a J Fair rT Haleall, LJ Blundell, Ww Joel Andrew. : pare county were found ue and ortrict Fund. . #42 50, “Fuad =~ & Bap $100, Ditisend’ Bonk $18 75, Citizens Bank $132 75, Citigranted a license to~aglisct tolls om} the Chalk Bluff -Toll Road at” the rates established for the year 1883) jourament, all thé members present. cluding the 7th day of April, 1884, statements, rules, allowances or proD Wins, P Hennessey, J Harrigan, L Fisher; Wm Bree, R Brydon, T & C Matteson, P P Pingree, W T Rule, O H Reynolds, Wm Carlyon, J Bamberger, T Moore, G Wright, J on, § Fisher, D Binkleman, Dau . J Bennallack, G Whiteside, T Dankley, J Henderson, B Alcorn, $s D Avery, W H Stephens, J Mill, J G Jones, D Magher, H Fuchs, J HoskFaulk‘fier, F Schramp, R. ras: J bell, J Cooley, J Bennett, I E The followisg demands azainst For Jabor on roads in Dishring No. 2—James Morrolt 2%. S Yeo The following demands against th. Leanne were found due.and ordered paid onthe. Fourth Reed: eerie ms Mar Inher an vende te Diet. ‘No 4 . —J Morgan $1475, C Miller, $75, “By order the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Attest: F. G. Bearry, Clerk. By WD. Haxnis, Depaty. Thespay, Je Jan-15, 1884. The Board met purstart to adH. L. Day, President. of the Board, presiding. The minutes of the otevione meetTing were read and approved. Qn motion it was ordered, That bids will be received. up to and . inat the County Clerk’s office for publishing All ordinances, all orders, ovedings of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, or any publitation required by law, of the Atditor, or any county officers, Said bids to] b state the price per square for each time any publication may be made; provided no payment shall be made in excess of the minimum number of times required by law for each publication, Publication to be made in a county newspaper, Hach square of advertising shall be 240 ems non‘pareil. algo bids for all letter heade, blanke and printing of every kind, ule now on file with: the Clerk of plies, the price for each article -as per_schedule now. on file in. the]: Clerk’s éffice. The Board reserves the right to reject any of all bids, Bids will be considered for a portion t or all the advertising, printing or ‘supplier: -~On motion it was ordered . to publish the above order in the Nevada Daily TRANscRIfT once a week .until April 7th, 1884. On motion K. Gasper, Jos. Perrin and R Huckins were appointed ao committee to: open the bids and award the contract for printing the Delinquent Roll for 1883-4, on Jan. Qist, 1884. On, motion it was ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the General Fund in favor of the following parties for taxes overpaid in double sssessment : Sweetland Creek Gold Mining Co. bi Bridgeport tewnship, double gaew mént, $16 80. P. Hannefauth, Washington township, double assessment of 1882, $4 38. Oo motion it was ‘elena that ‘the Auditer draw his warrant on the Fifst Road District Fund for the sam of $4 20'taxes overpaid by Phi)ip Richards, Nevada township. Qn motion it was ordered that the Auditor drawhis warrant on the Second Road District Fund in favor of the following parties. for taxes overpaid : Andrew Searls,Grass Valley township, $1 40. W. H. Kitts, Grass Valley township, $1 75. é Thos, Hocking, Grass Valley Tp., $6 78. On motion it is hereby ordered that the County Assessor be and he is hereby direeted to segregate all property situate and being within the limits of municipal incor porations, and not taxable for county road purposes from’ other property in assessing and-making the assessnient rull of the county. On motion a committee of one’ consisting of Jos. Perrin, was appointed to visit and report on the ¢ondition of the ‘Hos, ital. Attest: F. G, Barry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Depu ty. . PE Hegensan’s Gastricine. Aspgcrric For Dysreésta. Sold by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per box. Sent by ef Jd, N. HeceMAN & Co., Proprietors, New. Y ork. Redington % Co:; Agents, San Francisco, Cal, anes. 3m A Reliable Medicine. * ere Our readeré are aware that the Times very rarely editorially endorses or fecommends what are known aw patent medicines’ as it does not frequently happen that we ean have. positive knowledge of their merits; but having individually used ‘‘Ammen’s Cough Syrup,” and heard so much in its praise, we think. themannfacturer ‘is doing good in placing.so valuable a medi; cine on the market,and weare doing good in assisting to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to recom” mend’Mr. Awmen to the craft elsewheie. We have done busivess with him near two years, and find him a . . gentlemrn honorable in hig, dealiogs, prompt and. liberal. (Democratic Times, Jacksonville Dr “ If yourdon’t want to freces when it’s cold; suffer fram“ excessive pers: ey when tswarm—use Brown’ 6 frou. Bitters. : : Vées) ‘and t instramenial “Muste. Persons desiring the services of J, R. Davis, in vocal or instramental music will please leave, word at the . National Exchange Hotel. j12-2w Rowuee SKATING .dt the Theatre eee ferthes notice. ae For # cough or cold. there: is” cupalo is to be erec soon and the shoes,dies, étc.; will be oast there,” ning : the price per hundred, ‘as per sched. contributing liberally. that the road will be built, for it this Board. For all statiouery, sup: . . will-be.a-lagting benefit. to this comSierra county is growing rapidly, and there-i# a large amount} of travel going that way; this travel will all go through Grass Valley if A stage line wil] be put on the road, to run between: . Grass-Valleyand.Downieville,.and . . alsoa daily line to San Juan: and other points ov the ridge. business man “in this community should help the road.” munity. Erastus Hothersall : Fb. Richards, H. P.; Joho Hocking, 8. W.; J Richards, J. W.; Geo. A, Gray, Scribe; N. P. Browa, Treas. ; C. E. Mulley Ist W.; E. Hothersall, C, Mallen, 3d W.; W. L, JC. abbott and Jos, Marshall, G, of T:; Wm. Brown§ I. S.; H. C. McKelvey, 0. S.; A. R. Lord, Guide; 2 W.; McClure, 4th W.; Ow ‘Parkin left this ‘cousty” a few months ago to assume the Su tendency of. He ‘says the takeh out is so “ridiculously tich* that mortars .of the width ordinarily rased in California will not do to work with as there must be plenty of copper plates.inside and an abundance of room for the gold. .or it will} ‘Jolog the stanips, “This isa pocket mine, but the pocket is at ledst 800 feet wide and of an unknown depth. paying now at least $150 a ton with 60 stamps at work. The last cleanup, made under Mr. Perkins’ administration, if better than ever before ‘The district has plenty of mines that pay from $20 to $40 per ton, but they have not been worked to profit, owing to extravagant man; agement and difficulties atising from the bad climate and peculiar government. At the mine conducted by. Mr. Perkins there is & machine shop with wood and iron working machin‘ery enough to run: twenty~ tines; and the whole place is littered with ger A at the mine “He continues roken and cast-off Grass Valley’s Proposed Read. he road is built. a Encampment Officers Instatled. Bond, Chas John T, Morgan, OC. E. Bond, J. Rich aad G. von Schmittbarg, F. Obnoxious Mumbugs. have recently. done good work, been engaged there in pretending the like. interior of . the dupes, gence is concerned, however. wy — prices, — oe sud ee re With Pen and Pencil ‘No, ‘sir 5 living by their brains,” saidMr. stimulate, for it’s very hard on ';] nerves. andestomach.”” -**Asfor example uti! til my merves were like bunch tele wires after a gale, and stom I stuck to, my desk on nel yA ge) iad.’ of Parker's Toniv, these attacks, should make a note of it.” Tonic. by substituting inferior articles ger is really an unim ent, we drop the misleading word There is no ‘change, however, the preparation itself, and all bo foNIc, contain outside Wrapper. ‘bet, Seckeon bad has * pnretiaaed coffee roaster and mill of B. Thomas; and has a fine lot of fv &.T —— 1G Digkson remedy equal to. Ammen's. Cong \ The rock is: Says the Tidings of Monday even: . } “The Committee appointed to canvass the town for subscriptions to the wagon road fund, are doing very well, most of the business men We trust Every The following officers of Misletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1.0. 0. ¥., were duly installed on Monday eve‘ning by D. D. G. P. Griffiths, aasiated by Grand Officers A. R. Lord, E. Malloy, &. Some of the San Francisco papers . : far as that city is concerned, by exposing the arrant cheats that have ‘tell fortunes,” cure the sick and Rut San Francisco’s gain is the country’s loss, for most of the impostors have been driven to the State to find new These worthies have about had their day so far as. getting the best of people of ordinary -intelliGuarb and-protect. your health, make use of that true and efficient tonic medicine, Brown’s Iron Bitters. J. J. Jackson of the Beebive Grecery store continues. to sell the very best groceries and provisions at the 030-3w Cunt: DREN 8 pictures taken ibstan taneously ‘by Swarts, Nevada City. I don’t believe newspaper men are mote dissipated than apy-othervlass of men who earn their ‘*As for example, in my own case. kept abont as good time as a two-dollar watch. My friends sugthis and,the doctors advised that, but one da ay] I ‘cangh ton’ to an and. tried *t, Ihave neverendorsed a proprictary medicine before, but I shall depart from my rule and gay that the Tonic is not merely the best thing’ but the only thing that breaks up’ All desk-workers This preparation, which has been known as Parker's GineErR Tonic, simply under the name-of ‘PARKER'S, As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers der the name of ir a as 3 rtan oe e : tlesin the hands of dealers, at sander the name of PARKOR's Gincer. . ; a8 EXAMINE OUR MAGNIFICENT —ASSORTHEN'? Betare making your purchases. His Lester & opt “(NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) . _ NEVADA. CITY. e geuuine medi‘. cine if the fac simile signature” of Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the ‘Jackson Coffee Bes Resaee & Grinder. Government Java and Costa Rica coffee, which he hds: just redsted, no . and will grind in quantities to suit. . Coffee will be roasted three times a ‘week, Call.and examine it. tf, (. Frank T. ‘Baller end and J. D. Mackie . have brought suit in a New York ¢. Court against Bichant, Cc, Louns; ; Bou. “Ali: p, Tae, Be Hag: and. ¥uba, with their mine at Smartaville, claim that defendants conspired to increase the capital stock, from $4,000,000 to $10,000,000,/and, getting it listed on :. } tha Exchangy in New York, were. enabled to sell some 9,000 shares of the stock, .which were worthless. The plaintiff's purchased some‘of the stock and are assignees of other purchasers. R. C. Lounsberry is a sonin-law of J. B. Haggin, and Ben, Ali is a sonof J.B. Haggin. Lounsberry & Co. are bankers in New York City, and have handled a great stock, of the Excelsior _Company’s ry i ‘. by " q ing in this county ¢ < a «-Coniuss died at Vancouver, Washington Territory, from injuries inflicted by an unruly steer, _ — Don’t forget that J J. Jackson k eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and: everything found in a first-class grocery store, jy19tf ‘Tun. finest. piaecths and foreign liquors, at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive. ! " arglary a8 Gm as Gram Vs Valley. P “The Union aE pial yesterday says : The residence of Mr. Corwin, on Neal street, between Mill and Church, . was burglarized on Sunday efternoon, during the absence of the fam‘ily; and $43 in money taken from the trank of Miss Emily Peters, a béarderin the family, Entrance to the building was gained through the pantry, and ‘evérything in the house was disarranged but nothing but ye money taken. ' SERNA For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal ” Ammen’s Cora Syrup, As a true ind cial heal: and one that excels all other iron medi? cines, take Brown’s Iran Bitters. BONCOTI, THE BEST TOILET SOAP. 4 THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE,COMPLEXION, i ih CURES SKIN DISEASES. I Boncuti. ° Itisa favorite with -ladies who" boats orate bietigg “7 it gives a naturto the skin which ho sume soap ean im It does nut leave thatgiveny® shinin ce on the face which is conathated oo ob: jectiouable, Only 10 ceuts a cake, For sale by CARR BROS. =—_—— Baby Carriages, formerly Autograph Albums from 106e to $1. Also a full line of Lamps. Cc, Cc. to 1884. the. ubof my pail er “the Te old man STREET, — Sia &PRICE LIST= —AT— Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT: BLOCK, Conn erciala For the next 10 Days. Star Spring Mattresses, old price $12, now $9.50. Upholstered Spring Mattresses, $11 now for $9. Wool Mattresses, full size, $10, now selling for $6.50. Wool Mattresses, 34 size, formerly $9, now for $5.50 Wool Pillows, per pair, formerly $3.50 now $2. Feather Pillows, per pair, $7, now for $4.50. Combination, per pair, old price’$5, now $3.50. $25, now for only $15. Baby Carriages, formerly $15, selling for $8. = 8-Day Calendar Clocks, formerly $14, now $8. 8-Day Clocks from $5 to $6. 30-Hour Clocks from $1.75 to’ $4.50. *yAlbums fiom 50 cents to $3. Scrap Books from 25 cents to $2. 60. Stationery Boxes 25c to $1. Note Paper, per reat $1.25, Envelopes, 1000, $1. Large stock Mirrors, Bird Cages, Vases, ——. ea meee kots, coving je ie Furniture, .Toilet Sets, Knives a orks, Crocker: are, Glass Ware, etc, CHEAPER T c VERY CHEAPEST. ‘ aan Tes pies, Seven Hundred Second Hand Books for sale at your ow’ price. GEO. TRACY, Anotionssr. 1884. THIS YEAR We Propose to Sell all Kinds of Goods Cheaner than Ever Before see . DURING: THEEPAST YEAR A. . H. Siegfried, manayer of the adverfOr Trade hag pees : , tising department of the St. Paul Pioneer Préss Still, those of them who do desk-. work are tempted: to LOWE Whieh Happy Condition of Affairs is Sue to the fact that the Women and Men are Rapidly Finding Out we Mean Just what’ we Say . ~ When we Tell Them That ij in, Dry and Fancy Goods, Millinery EI, Our Stock i is the LARGEST, 3 Our Styles the LATEST, Our eioen a. LOWEST. ai egpeaes W. T. we will any thing in our line will \By calling o on us befere making their ‘purchases,’ AMERICAN 9 for t SUCH BARGAINS OFFERED IN NEVADA CITY BHARNHARD ct SEHALLEIN BERGER, CENT STORE... BROAD STREET IMMENSE STOCK OF coops Less Then Cost! Having jepeantias to soon move our business to « ye a th Han nity Days Sell our Large and Binely selected Stock of . MILLINERY, ETC., AF LESS THAN COST. Any one in need of SAVE MONEY fa The Palace Drugstore DRUGS, MDICI NES, Toilet Articles, ji STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, PAINTS, “OILS, ETC. CARR BROTHERS, Corner!Pine and Commercial ats. Neveda City, CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, Fave Openea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building forrierly: occupied by W. R. Coe,) where » they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines, = i "Liquors, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. ) senorecrermne Dieresntny gir ter WE PROPUSE TO:SELL4 . For Cash. Oni, And. by so i can quote LOWER PRICES e best qualities of Goods thang Any other Dealer in Nevada City. _ BUSSEY & SOM.

A. LL, Day, presiling, a zens Bank $73 33, 3 Kosminsky $20. : The minates of the previous meet. tion being made on motion : . tng were read and approved. _—s_—sf # was A that Joseph Chew ‘be ven Weleeets, days and SS We acknowledge the receipt ‘of complimentary tickete to. the entertainment to be given ven ab the Theatre next Saturday evening for the benefitof Rev. J, ‘Sims, pastor of the Congregational’ Church. The cantata of ‘Lost god Saved’ is. to: be: produced by w full cast of accomplished vocalistd, who have.careful-. ly rehearsed their regpective parte and will give a spledaia performance. The musi¢/is sparkling and of a kind that always takes well. Tax proprietors of the shooting gallery inthe Transcript Block are raking in “lots. of -two-bit* pieces, They say there are more center shots in Nevada City, than inany town of its size they ever visited. The anti-mining. shot-gun brigade that the Bee and Appeal used to brag so much about may thank their stars they didn’t have sand enonagh to Attempt. to carry their mre into execy tion. His Gassy pa “Captain” Hust of Truckee, is said to never be so happy as when making one of his _oranky ‘speeches. As ‘« citizen from “his town remarked while fie was" spouting on Broad street in this city a few weeks ago, ‘‘We rather encourage him up our way in sach displays of his eccentricities. It is fun for us end -keeps Mam: out! of mischief.” Tux Sacftamento Record-Union of Monday publishes thie: ‘‘Hon, Charles Kent, of Nevada‘City, was in town yesterday, but went bome in the afternoon, He appears to think Judge Sawyer’s decision relative to hydratlic mining s proper one, and does nob believe. the , mining counties will be seriously injurad thereby.” “SLUMMING” is e new word which the dismal politics of England is about to add to the language. It now means Visiting the rookeries of the outcast poor in the London slums. It will come, probably, to mean the visiting and relief of the ‘poor generally, though it is not a ‘pice word. : Tue Sen Francisco Copper Mining Cempany have struck as new vein in their mine at Spenceville, and it is said to be much richer than the one they have just worked out. A shaft has been put down on it 180 feet, but owing to an accident to the engine sinking hés bees stopped. for a few days. THE North Star quertz mine of Grass Valley district, which was once famous for its richness,,but has for some time been idle, is to be reopened, Those who ought to know think it can yet be made to pay well. Micuaxn Lyneouw, a laborer at the Grass Valley Cqnvent, died Monday at the age of 43 years. Erysipelas. was the cause of death. The remains were taken to Petaluina for burial, Lynch was a single man. Tue little .daygbter of W. M. Rhodes, of Smartsville, whe was so seriously injured.last week by -a wagon bed falling upon her, will recover. She will not be deformed for life as was at first feared. Mrs, C. W. Cornett of ‘Truckee is in town. She-says that in order to. appreciate the balmy. climate of Nevada Cify one only needs to spend a few days in winter. up, towards the summit, R. E, Ropinsox of this city Sind beea appointed Superindenut of the Wahoo drift mine ate: Port Wine, Sierra county. Mr.” Robinson i is a first-class miner, of mach experignee. : R. W. Patnick of Forest City went te Colfax yesterday te. meet “his wife, who has ‘been. spending the, ~ winter at. Monterey.. They.will .return to Sierra county to-day. ‘Tae owner of the Golden Gate. gravel mine at Smarteville talks. of building a mill with which to crush the very rich ‘comented gravel fo found there. : ne A Lor 5a: Sapeieliena aan i from Grass Valley in carriages last evening to attend the revival mect-} inga, being lield at thie city. ‘Tite Excelsior Flouring. Mill, le: dered paid on the Second Road : Dis: Huckins and @, L. Day. Prcidaak ¥ ~ Court of Nevada county haviog _ . setion of the business of the Court and the trial of causes therein’ ‘ducing the ensuing year, the Board’ in accordance with said order, and in. the manner provided by law, selectFridays. aac yi ay ud ad and’ listed, tlie following seventy names tor Grand Jarors and 290 ‘names’ for Trial J’ urors respectively: . ; Grass Valley ‘Township—A B Brady, 8 Bethel, © Barker, J RB Crocker, E-Coleman, J’ Ai Everett, S Granger, @ Howe, Eli Freeman, G G W Hill; J M Lakenan,C A Mitchell; heleie, Cc F McNeill; S Moore, Wm “Melarkey, S Novitzky, T Othet, R J E Brown, J M Buffington, M Garhell, W J Organ, Lo W Preble, A H Judge John Caldwell of the Supe' LIST OF GRAND JURORY. nston, Wm LoutzeinG Roberts, J Watt. Nevada Towusbip—A Blumenthal, ver, Felix Gillet, J V Hunter,,.G M Hughes, C Hepler, FC Luetje, CE) Malloy, I Moody, EB Mullér, L NiParker; E-M Preston, M Rosenberg, ‘A Walrath, EG Withington, J W Downing, W C Groves. Bridgeport—F W Bank, F Coffey, J AJ Ray, D Roberts, E.B Ransom, J 'W Wood, E White. Rough and Ready. Tp—J Montgomery, J Heath, C C Bitner, A e<08: T J. Wagoner. ~Bureks Dowling;-EPoagey H MeNulty. Bloomfield Tp—A M Dobbie, J C¢ Hickman, J McKinney, S$ Richardgon, Washington Tp—Ja O'Carroll, J Eli. Meadow Leake Tp—A J” Graham; EJ Brickell, J V Logan. Little York Tp-CJ Fox, W D Blue, J Levee. ° ricer JURORS. x '@ G Allan, J EsNcageh, E Booth, J Bost, E D Bridges, CJ Brand, ‘Vm Barton, CO Barlow, O Chaney, 3 . Clutter, “W B Campbell,G A Cooper, Jerome. Cook, Patrick Olancy, ‘L, Dulac, J Dunnicliff,, L W. Dreyfuss, J§$ Dunn, Wm Edwards, J H Eden, 8 A Eddy, H Godair, B Guscetti, & C Gaylord, G Gehrig, H Grover, J HM Gray, Win.Giffiu,.E P Hager, A W Herring, L Hirshman, J F Hook, E. Hothersall,,.H Hurst, W Holmes, C Hepler, JE Isaac, J J. Jackaon, T: A Johneton, G F Jacobs, G King, S$ S$ Luey, A Lyons, J © Locklin, J T Morgan, M L Marsh, J McArthur, O Maltman, R Mortison, JC Maur chie, Jr, D Morgan, A Nevins Jr, J Naffziger, J J Ott, H Puttermeyer, J J Rogers, Wm Rowe, P Richards, CP-Schwartz, GW Stewart, L M Sukeforth, WH Smith, B. N. Shoecraft, G CU Shaw, E W Towle, H D Towle, W D Vinton, BC Waite, R C Walrath, G W Welch. Bridgeport Tp—W H Hicks, J: Briggs Sr, S Cline, H E Armstrong,: H Morgan, H B Rathbun, S Lang, O PjStidger, H M Barton, 8. Thomau, H. French, Rough and Ready Tp—J H Collier, SWalrath,GG Deeds, A Y Brown, W'L Baldwin, R Black EK M Denton, J McCaw, S M Miller, F F Vanslyke and R Putnam. Eureka Tp—J Doyle, JH Keller, IB Maybanks, SL Parsons, R Lindsay, J Reddington, T J Watson, J Welch, M Culbertson. Bloomfield Tp—Wm Faull, J Craig, CA Tilton, “G Haskell, C Alarker, H P Larscan, J McCarthy,R Penrose Sr, G Victor, R Phillips, J H Young. ‘ Washington Tp—F Battis, EK Brimskill, S B Crawford, J McBean, C J Fisk. Meadow Lake Tp—Hamlet Davis, WJ Hill; JG Williams, M Lannahan, A M Wicks, N Martin, Wm Irwin, J F Moody, J Marzen Jr, W McKenzie. . i Little York Tp~ TB Blue, A P Clarke, O K Clondman, T F Morgan, J Huseey. Grass Volley Tp—T Paine, 3. 1] Taylor, J Ragsdale, Wm ‘Ragsdale, Sleeman, ‘WD Smith, G L ttle, J Scadden, S Noyitzy, C.R,Hill, Conaway, J F Judd, Wih George, A Selby; S. Benoit, W J Crase, E 3ax. Trasher, J Gilbert, M McDonough, jing, C Fritz, Jno Hosking, A Pown ing, J Sowden, .U A a J Fair rT Haleall, LJ Blundell, Ww Joel Andrew. : pare county were found ue and ortrict Fund. . #42 50, “Fuad =~ & Bap $100, Ditisend’ Bonk $18 75, Citizens Bank $132 75, Citigranted a license to~aglisct tolls om} the Chalk Bluff -Toll Road at” the rates established for the year 1883) jourament, all thé members present. cluding the 7th day of April, 1884, statements, rules, allowances or proD Wins, P Hennessey, J Harrigan, L Fisher; Wm Bree, R Brydon, T & C Matteson, P P Pingree, W T Rule, O H Reynolds, Wm Carlyon, J Bamberger, T Moore, G Wright, J on, § Fisher, D Binkleman, Dau . J Bennallack, G Whiteside, T Dankley, J Henderson, B Alcorn, $s D Avery, W H Stephens, J Mill, J G Jones, D Magher, H Fuchs, J HoskFaulk‘fier, F Schramp, R. ras: J bell, J Cooley, J Bennett, I E The followisg demands azainst For Jabor on roads in Dishring No. 2—James Morrolt 2%. S Yeo The following demands against th. Leanne were found due.and ordered paid onthe. Fourth Reed: eerie ms Mar Inher an vende te Diet. ‘No 4 . —J Morgan $1475, C Miller, $75, “By order the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Attest: F. G. Bearry, Clerk. By WD. Haxnis, Depaty. Thespay, Je Jan-15, 1884. The Board met purstart to adH. L. Day, President. of the Board, presiding. The minutes of the otevione meetTing were read and approved. Qn motion it was ordered, That bids will be received. up to and . inat the County Clerk’s office for publishing All ordinances, all orders, ovedings of the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, or any publitation required by law, of the Atditor, or any county officers, Said bids to] b state the price per square for each time any publication may be made; provided no payment shall be made in excess of the minimum number of times required by law for each publication, Publication to be made in a county newspaper, Hach square of advertising shall be 240 ems non‘pareil. algo bids for all letter heade, blanke and printing of every kind, ule now on file with: the Clerk of plies, the price for each article -as per_schedule now. on file in. the]: Clerk’s éffice. The Board reserves the right to reject any of all bids, Bids will be considered for a portion t or all the advertising, printing or ‘supplier: -~On motion it was ordered . to publish the above order in the Nevada Daily TRANscRIfT once a week .until April 7th, 1884. On motion K. Gasper, Jos. Perrin and R Huckins were appointed ao committee to: open the bids and award the contract for printing the Delinquent Roll for 1883-4, on Jan. Qist, 1884. On, motion it was ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the General Fund in favor of the following parties for taxes overpaid in double sssessment : Sweetland Creek Gold Mining Co. bi Bridgeport tewnship, double gaew mént, $16 80. P. Hannefauth, Washington township, double assessment of 1882, $4 38. Oo motion it was ‘elena that ‘the Auditer draw his warrant on the Fifst Road District Fund for the sam of $4 20'taxes overpaid by Phi)ip Richards, Nevada township. Qn motion it was ordered that the Auditor drawhis warrant on the Second Road District Fund in favor of the following parties. for taxes overpaid : Andrew Searls,Grass Valley township, $1 40. W. H. Kitts, Grass Valley township, $1 75. é Thos, Hocking, Grass Valley Tp., $6 78. On motion it is hereby ordered that the County Assessor be and he is hereby direeted to segregate all property situate and being within the limits of municipal incor porations, and not taxable for county road purposes from’ other property in assessing and-making the assessnient rull of the county. On motion a committee of one’ consisting of Jos. Perrin, was appointed to visit and report on the ¢ondition of the ‘Hos, ital. Attest: F. G, Barry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Depu ty. . PE Hegensan’s Gastricine. Aspgcrric For Dysreésta. Sold by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per box. Sent by ef Jd, N. HeceMAN & Co., Proprietors, New. Y ork. Redington % Co:; Agents, San Francisco, Cal, anes. 3m A Reliable Medicine. * ere Our readeré are aware that the Times very rarely editorially endorses or fecommends what are known aw patent medicines’ as it does not frequently happen that we ean have. positive knowledge of their merits; but having individually used ‘‘Ammen’s Cough Syrup,” and heard so much in its praise, we think. themannfacturer ‘is doing good in placing.so valuable a medi; cine on the market,and weare doing good in assisting to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to recom” mend’Mr. Awmen to the craft elsewheie. We have done busivess with him near two years, and find him a . . gentlemrn honorable in hig, dealiogs, prompt and. liberal. (Democratic Times, Jacksonville Dr “ If yourdon’t want to freces when it’s cold; suffer fram“ excessive pers: ey when tswarm—use Brown’ 6 frou. Bitters. : : Vées) ‘and t instramenial “Muste. Persons desiring the services of J, R. Davis, in vocal or instramental music will please leave, word at the . National Exchange Hotel. j12-2w Rowuee SKATING .dt the Theatre eee ferthes notice. ae For # cough or cold. there: is” cupalo is to be erec soon and the shoes,dies, étc.; will be oast there,”

ning : the price per hundred, ‘as per sched. contributing liberally. that the road will be built, for it this Board. For all statiouery, sup: . . will-be.a-lagting benefit. to this comSierra county is growing rapidly, and there-i# a large amount} of travel going that way; this travel will all go through Grass Valley if A stage line wil] be put on the road, to run between: . Grass-Valleyand..Downieville,.and . . alsoa daily line to San Juan: and other points ov the ridge. business man “in this community should help the road.” munity. Erastus Hothersall : Fb. Richards, H. P.; Joho Hocking, 8. W.; J Richards, J. W.; Geo. A, Gray, Scribe; N. P. Browa, Treas. ; C. E. Mulley Ist W.; E. Hothersall, C, Mallen, 3d W.; W. L, JC. abbott and Jos, Marshall, G, of T:; Wm. Brown§ I. S.; H. C. McKelvey, 0. S.; A. R. Lord, Guide; 2 W.; McClure, 4th W.; Ow ‘Parkin left this ‘cousty” a few months ago to assume the Su tendency of. He ‘says the takeh out is so “ridiculously tich* that mortars .of the width ordinarily rased in California will not do to work with as there must be plenty of copper plates.inside and an abundance of room for the gold. .or it will} ‘Jolog the stanips, “This isa pocket mine, but the pocket is at ledst 800 feet wide and of an unknown depth. paying now at least $150 a ton with 60 stamps at work. The last cleanup, made under Mr. Perkins’ administration, if better than ever before ‘The district has plenty of mines that pay from $20 to $40 per ton, but they have not been worked to profit, owing to extravagant man; agement and difficulties atising from the bad climate and peculiar government. At the mine conducted by. Mr. Perkins there is & machine shop with wood and iron working machin‘ery enough to run: twenty~ tines; and the whole place is littered with ger A at the mine “He continues roken and cast-off Grass Valley’s Proposed Read. he road is built. a Encampment Officers Instatled. Bond, Chas John T, Morgan, OC. E. Bond, J. Rich aad G. von Schmittbarg, F. Obnoxious Mumbugs. have recently. done good work, been engaged there in pretending the like. interior of . the dupes, gence is concerned, however. wy — prices, — oe sud ee re With Pen and Pencil ‘No, ‘sir 5 living by their brains,” saidMr. stimulate, for it’s very hard on ';] nerves. andestomach.”” -**Asfor example uti! til my merves were like bunch tele wires after a gale, and stom I stuck to, my desk on nel yA ge) iad.’ of Parker's Toniv, these attacks, should make a note of it.” Tonic. by substituting inferior articles ger is really an unim ent, we drop the misleading word There is no ‘change, however, the preparation itself, and all bo foNIc, contain outside Wrapper. ‘bet, Seckeon bad has * pnretiaaed coffee roaster and mill of B. Thomas; and has a fine lot of fv &.T —— 1G Digkson remedy equal to. Ammen's. Cong \ The rock is: Says the Tidings of Monday even: . } “The Committee appointed to canvass the town for subscriptions to the wagon road fund, are doing very well, most of the business men We trust Every The following officers of Misletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1.0. 0. ¥., were duly installed on Monday eve‘ning by D. D. G. P. Griffiths, aasiated by Grand Officers A. R. Lord, E. Malloy, &. Some of the San Francisco papers . : far as that city is concerned, by exposing the arrant cheats that have ‘tell fortunes,” cure the sick and Rut San Francisco’s gain is the country’s loss, for most of the impostors have been driven to the State to find new These worthies have about had their day so far as. getting the best of people of ordinary -intelliGuarb and-protect. your health, make use of that true and efficient tonic medicine, Brown’s Iron Bitters. J. J. Jackson of the Beebive Grecery store continues. to sell the very best groceries and provisions at the 030-3w Cunt: DREN 8 pictures taken ibstan taneously ‘by Swarts, Nevada City. I don’t believe newspaper men are mote dissipated than apy-othervlass of men who earn their ‘*As for example, in my own case. kept abont as good time as a two-dollar watch. My friends sugthis and,the doctors advised that, but one da ay] I ‘cangh ton’ to an and. tried *t, Ihave neverendorsed a proprictary medicine before, but I shall depart from my rule and gay that the Tonic is not merely the best thing’ but the only thing that breaks up’ All desk-workers This preparation, which has been known as Parker's GineErR Tonic, simply under the name-of ‘PARKER'S, As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers der the name of ir a as 3 rtan oe e : tlesin the hands of dealers, at sander the name of PARKOR's Gincer. . ; a8 EXAMINE OUR MAGNIFICENT —ASSORTHEN'? Betare making your purchases. His Lester & opt “(NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) . _ NEVADA. CITY. e geuuine medi‘. cine if the fac simile signature” of Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the ‘Jackson Coffee Bes Resaee & Grinder. Government Java and Costa Rica coffee, which he hds: just redsted, no . and will grind in quantities to suit. . Coffee will be roasted three times a ‘week, Call.and examine it. tf, (. Frank T. ‘Baller end and J. D. Mackie . have brought suit in a New York ¢. Court against Bichant, Cc, Louns; ; Bou. “Ali: p, Tae, Be Hag: and. ¥uba, with their mine at Smartaville, claim that defendants conspired to increase the capital stock, from $4,000,000 to $10,000,000,/and, getting it listed on :. } tha Exchangy in New York, were. enabled to sell some 9,000 shares of the stock, .which were worthless. The plaintiff's purchased some‘of the stock and are assignees of other purchasers. R. C. Lounsberry is a sonin-law of J. B. Haggin, and Ben, Ali is a sonof J.B. Haggin. Lounsberry & Co. are bankers in New York City, and have handled a great stock, of the Excelsior _Company’s ry i ‘. by " q ing in this county ¢ < a «-Coniuss died at Vancouver, Washington Territory, from injuries inflicted by an unruly steer, _ — Don’t forget that J J. Jackson k eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and: everything found in a first-class grocery store, jy19tf ‘Tun. finest. piaecths and foreign liquors, at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive. ! " arglary a8 Gm as Gram Vs Valley. P “The Union aE pial yesterday says : The residence of Mr. Corwin, on Neal street, between Mill and Church, . was burglarized on Sunday efternoon, during the absence of the fam‘ily; and $43 in money taken from the trank of Miss Emily Peters, a béarderin the family, Entrance to the building was gained through the pantry, and ‘evérything in the house was disarranged but nothing but ye money taken. ' SERNA For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal ” Ammen’s Cora Syrup, As a true ind cial heal: and one that excels all other iron medi? cines, take Brown’s Iran Bitters. BONCOTI, THE BEST TOILET SOAP. 4 THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE,COMPLEXION, i ih CURES SKIN DISEASES. I Boncuti. ° Itisa favorite with -ladies who" boats orate bietigg “7 it gives a naturto the skin which ho sume soap ean im It does nut leave thatgiveny® shinin ce on the face which is conathated oo ob: jectiouable, Only 10 ceuts a cake, For sale by CARR BROS. =—_—— Baby Carriages, formerly Autograph Albums from 106e to $1. Also a full line of Lamps. Cc, Cc. to 1884. the. ubof my pail er “the Te old man STREET, — Sia &PRICE LIST= —AT— Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT: BLOCK, Conn erciala For the next 10 Days. Star Spring Mattresses, old price $12, now $9.50. Upholstered Spring Mattresses, $11 now for $9. Wool Mattresses, full size, $10, now selling for $6.50. Wool Mattresses, 34 size, formerly $9, now for $5.50 Wool Pillows, per pair, formerly $3.50 now $2. Feather Pillows, per pair, $7, now for $4.50. Combination, per pair, old price’$5, now $3.50. $25, now for only $15. Baby Carriages, formerly $15, selling for $8. = 8-Day Calendar Clocks, formerly $14, now $8. 8-Day Clocks from $5 to $6. 30-Hour Clocks from $1.75 to’ $4.50. *yAlbums fiom 50 cents to $3. Scrap Books from 25 cents to $2. 60. Stationery Boxes 25c to $1. Note Paper, per reat $1.25, Envelopes, 1000, $1. Large stock Mirrors, Bird Cages, Vases, ——. ea meee kots, coving je ie Furniture, .Toilet Sets, Knives a orks, Crocker: are, Glass Ware, etc, CHEAPER T c VERY CHEAPEST. ‘ aan Tes pies, Seven Hundred Second Hand Books for sale at your ow’ price. GEO. TRACY, Anotionssr. 1884. THIS YEAR We Propose to Sell all Kinds of Goods Cheaner than Ever Before see . DURING: THEEPAST YEAR A. . H. Siegfried, manayer of the adverfOr Trade hag pees : , tising department of the St. Paul Pioneer Préss Still, those of them who do desk-. work are tempted: to LOWE Whieh Happy Condition of Affairs is Sue to the fact that the Women and Men are Rapidly Finding Out we Mean Just what’ we Say . ~ When we Tell Them That ij in, Dry and Fancy Goods, Millinery EI, Our Stock i is the LARGEST, 3 Our Styles the LATEST, Our eioen a. LOWEST. ai egpeaes W. T. we will any thing in our line will \By calling o on us befere making their ‘purchases,’ AMERICAN 9 for t SUCH BARGAINS OFFERED IN NEVADA CITY BHARNHARD ct SEHALLEIN BERGER, CENT STORE...... BROAD STREET IMMENSE STOCK OF coops Less Then Cost! Having jepeantias to soon move our business to « ye a th Han nity Days Sell our Large and Binely selected Stock of . MILLINERY, ETC., AF LESS THAN COST. Any one in need of SAVE MONEY fa The Palace Drugstore DRUGS, MDICI NES, Toilet Articles, ji STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, PAINTS, “OILS, ETC. CARR BROTHERS, Corner!Pine and Commercial ats. Neveda City, CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, Fave Openea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building forrierly: occupied by W. R. Coe,) where » they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines, = i "Liquors, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. ) senorecrermne Dieresntny gir ter WE PROPUSE TO:SELL4 . For Cash. Oni, And. by so i can quote LOWER PRICES e best qualities of Goods thang Any other Dealer in Nevada City. _ BUSSEY & SOM.