June 28, 1885 (4 pages)

ITRE. Ve gs, 0 Chilfans . pol. d WatchRepeat. her wine tepairing @ Jew. — ‘s Law, — GC, ALLEY —_—. A CITY. tor. CHASED larket,. I ll former able to iS, NA KET! e VERY the busict satis. ie. 1K FOR NT. on the 385, até ' thereto amount 1. \. M, to OK, arshal; 3 DRE OCK, Ete, Fruits erries Al, iG, 1ON P, ROVE or. . SHE FiRSTHORSE), AND N EMM NOW DS OF . BEST [OTICE xY. — City, EAL ER ruits, ‘DIE3, LTRY, ERY. yr, ity. sg re ene , erything cheap for cash. Try him. arrived here yesterday morning . perior Court pending the appeal -——leave-here-the early part of July The Daily Trang 18 PUBLISHED) Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : PUN ANBUM ois $7.00 PER WEEK. 6g.) 06060. -15 cts FRE INEN T “ canine Jup@r Stipaer came over from San Juan to see the circus Friday evening. He hunted high and low through the menagerie for “the only rhinoverous in cap'ivity,’’ but couldn’t. find it. He also failed to find many other attractions that were advertised,and in the next issue of the Times he, willgive his opinion of liars ia general. In the circus tent he warmed a front seat of the reserved section, and mashed no less than six of the gushing damsels in tights. ——___-o <> e Anszime BE. CHaronnart is. sick. He has been watching much of nights. beside the embalmed remains of his mother who died several weeks ago, and the strain was too much for his health. AspeL Runners (or Reynolds) wus arrested by officer Scott yesterday for being drunk and disorderly, and ‘put in the county jail to cool off. He will be tried tomorrow. Genumngz Pebble goat bation shoes, worked button holes, child’s sizes 3 to 744, $1.25; size 8 to 104, $1.50; sizes 11 to 2, $2.00; ladies’, $2.50. Tue Stranparp SHos Co. Miss M. Henpsrson, tormerly a teacher in the 8th grade of the public schools at this city, has secured a situation as teacher in the Los Angeles-schools. ‘ AN assessment (No. 9) of ten cents ashare has been levied on the capital stock of the Murchie Mining Co., delinquent August 7th. Tue cheapest place.to buy Ham and Bacon, the quality taken into consideration, is at Smira’s. Evant einen meme A prorit large enough to admit of a ten per cent. discount ‘‘for cash,’’ will never be charged by the Standard Shoe Co. tf Atma Shoe Dressing or Bixby’s Polish for. ladies’ and children’s shoes, 10 cents per bottle, at the Sranparp SHoe Co, = Go TO the Methodist “Church this evening and hear Miss H. G. Moore, of Ohio, talk on the subject of temperance. oe ee Take advantage of the liberal offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount for cash. tt Services will not be held at the ~“Congregational Church today, but }there will be Sunday School” as usual. o> Buy for cash at B. H. Miller’s clothing stcre and recive ten per cent. discount om his already low prices. apr28-tf THE advertisement of the Fourth of July celebration at Grass Valley appears today. Reservep seats for Pinafore at Vinton’s without extra charge. o>. Ten per cent. discount for cash at B, H. Miller’s. apr28-tf ROARS RUS HTSEA Aa UR es A Solid Institution, Bank Commissioner Farnum and spent the day in learning the affairs of the Citizens Bank, as the law provides the Commissioneis shall do at specified times. He made a searching investigation, as he is thogoughly qualified fcr doing, into all the detuils of the institution’s business, and the’ result’ was that he pronounced everything connected therewith to be in first-class shape. In aconversation with the TRanscrier man, he highly complimented the general, management, as_ well asthe financial soundness of the Bank, andsuch a commendation from such a source .is something worth having. ——_2. —___— Discharged From Custody, In the case ofthe People vs. P. Tierney, Judge Walling yesterday made an order discharging the defendant from custody, the previous conviction for rape having been reversed by the Supreme Court. He had been in the county jail since: ‘Jane 24th, 1884. He was convicted in the Fall of that year and sentenced to. five years in San Quentin. The execution of the judgment was stayed by the Sutaken by his attorneys, Messrs Cross & Simonds. ; ted There will be‘an excursion party for the East to join a party from Los Angeles at Colfax. . Full particulars and rates can be obCITY BOARD OF EDUCATION. Repairing Washington School Building—Salaries Adjusted. At yesterday’s meeting of the, City Board, of Education, the Chairman of the Committee on Repairs reported that some of the sills and the roof of Washington school house needed repairing, and that Geo. M. Hughes has been employed to do the work. The Finance Committee recomday, September 7th; that an assistant teacher be employed for the High School; and’ that the schedule of salaries for the ensuing year be as follows: Principal, $125; High School, $100; Assistant, $90; first grade grammar, $90; second, $85; third, $70; fourth, fifth, sixty and seventh, $60; eighth, $75; Selby Flat, $40; janitor, $50. Total, $1040. The report was adopted. The Committee on Supplies was instructed to get additional seats ior the bigh school. Applications were received from thirty persons: desiring positions as teachers in the Nevada schools. The Principal’s report was read and fiied. The following bills were ordered paid: Brown & Calkins, printing, etc., $18; Gray & Davis, . printing, $4; Annual Cyclopedia, $6. The Board adjourned tillnext Wednesday at 10 o’clock P. M., when the election of teachers wili take place. eT Reaping the wird. Wightman & Hampton, hardware dealers at Marysville, have made an assignment for the benefit of their creditors. They used to have much patronage from_ the mining regions, but when mining was assaulted by the Anti-Debris Association that patronage; zether with a great deal more, was taken away from them, as it ought to be. The business men of Sacramento were not s0 long awakening to the importance and value of the mountain trade as the Marysville dealers have, been. iinet A Rare Bird. William Horrell last Friday killed at Kistle’s ranch on the xed Dog road a blue heron measaring six feet from tip to tip. tt is an excéedingly rare bird in this aeighborhood, and will be mountad and put on exhibition at the saloon of John Conn, the Farmer’s son. A shorttime before Horrell silled it, it was engaged in burrowing with. its long beak into a grave in Pine Grove cemetery, having dug a hole eighteen inches deep when frightened away. From La Belle France. Rev. Father Toussaint Mesplie and Col. Edouard Grand, of Nar-' bonne, and Messrs. Duplay, Agmonnet and Lavigne (the last aamed gentleman being accompanied by his wife), of Paris, arrived here yesterday morning direct from France. They are registered at the Union Hotel, and expect toremain with us for several weeks in the enjoyment oi the healthful climate and beautiful scenery which this locality-affords: Auction Sale: of Real Estate; On Tuesday, June 30, 1885,commencing at 2 o’clock sharp, I will sell at the premises, on Pine street Nevada City, the dwelling house and lotof John Herzinger: The house contains eight rooms, hard finished, water in house and yard, barn, chicken house, fruit trees, fine garderi and all modern im provements. Terms of sale,threequarters cash, one quarter on mortgage. Geo. Tracy, je27-td Auctioneer. > Temperance Lecture. As~advertised in another column, Miss H. G. Moore will deliver a:temperance lecture at the Methodist Church tonight, and The lady is recommended for her eloquence and originality, and will doubtless both éntertain and instruct her audience. 3 Probate Matters. Chas. Behrish, deceased. ae 10th fixed as the time for settling the executor’s final account and hearing the petition for distribution. : A. Thorsen, deceased. Will admitted to probate, letters testamentary being issued to B. D. Chadwick. A. U. U. W. Notice. The regular meeting of Nevada *. City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., . will be held Wednesday evening, July-1, 1885. cers. A full attendance is requested. B. 8. Rector, — COE. Asupurn, M. W. Recorder. je28-2t % Ww Mr. MicHe.t will. give @ soiree mended that school’ reopen Mon-f to--+all are invited to go and hear her. . ALONG THE RIDGE. Items Gathered from the San Juan Times of Yesterday. The family of our fellow-townsman, R. McMurray, will take their departure for San Francisco ‘next week, where they will take up their summer residence, returning to San Juan again in the fall. This change will be made for the benefit of Mrs. McMurtay’s health. Fryer’s Circuswill be at San Juan July 7th, Warren Green made our town a visit on Sunday last and left on Monday for Marysville via Camptonville. Mr. Green speaks of making Nevada City his home in the near future. On Monday evening last as Miss George Farley entered her bedroom to retire to healthful slumbers, she heard a noise on the roof--of an apartment ad,oining her bed-room, to which is a window looking out upon the roof. Thinking tne noise came from nocturnal visitors in the shape of cats, she paid no attention to it. As she was about undressing she happened to glance through the window, and discovered a man on the roof-in his stocking feet “and bareheaded. Her screams frightened the man, who climbed down an apple tree which stands close to the cornér of the building and made his escape. rhisis the second time this has vecurred. For some weeks past there have been several spies in this neighborhood, Sweetland and French Jorrall. On Wednesday last at 3weetland one of these spies, by the name of A, J. Blerin, of Sutter county, who represents himself as a U.S. detective, got ona high aid drunk with boys at Sweetland, and ‘‘painted the town red.’’ When-Blerin—first-made—his—appearance here the people thought he was a Sabbath School teachar, but when he got about 30 lrinks,of ‘‘red-eye’’’ into himself he seemed to have forgotten his 3ebbuath School teachings. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SAMO ce vere ie PROPRIETOR. June 26, 1885. E. Penrose & w, Bloomfield, O. Penrose & wife, do Thos. Penrose & w, do R. P. De Noon, do H. Hartung, Forest City, Wm. Irvane, do J.Church, do J. Edwards, do : J. A. Black, veeeene) Miss English, J. H. English, es Miss Black, * do W. Black, do W. Ashburn, do J. D. Ostrom, Bloomtield, Peter Lorentzen, Montana mine J. Shand, Magenta Flume, L._L. Champion, Grass Valley, Geo. H. Abbie & w, Sierra City, Mrs Mollie Hitchins, Blue Tent, Sam Peck, do Miss D. Landrigan, do Miss M. A. Condon, do E. L. Hager, do Mrs. J. Flanders, Derbec, J.C, Hamp, Bloody Run, A. Friedick, Erie as A. Parsons, APs Spooner, w & 2 d, Eureka, H. Jasper, Pike City, B. H.-Wood, . do Miss Lillie Bovee, Moore’s Flat, Frank L: Rose, Columbus, O., M. Hudson, Washington, Mrs. Luther,c & ser., Dow oe Miss Williams, Joseph H. Vizzard, San Frati. ” Dr. 8. H. Martin, do M. A. Wheaton, do J. Davis, San Juan, H. A. Daniels, Sacramento, H. F. Burgess, Marysville, Dr. W. W. Eastman, city, Wm. Quigley, . do S. Coleman, Quaker Hill. UNION HOTEL, ’ Rector Bros.. PROPRIETORS. June 26, 1885. W. J. Johnston, railroad, J. J. McCarty, do M. Tegler, © do J. Byrne,,. do C. P. Stidger, San Juan, J. Jackson, do T. G. Robinson, Sacramento, M. J. Darling & w, Kansas City E. W. Roberts, Oakland, W. W. Eastman, city, Miss Millie Parrott, San Juan, Thos. M. Guest, Washington, P. Simons, do Thos. P. Redmayer, do W.C. Barker, You Bet, M. C. Barker, do J. Frank Barker,. do Jno. Grissel, Washington,Jno. Ramsay, do H. L. Douglass, city, Jas. Fraser, raneh, R. D. Jackson, city, Miss A.H. Dowling,} Moore’s F1’t Miss Maggie Dowling, do F. Beckett, Grass Valley, J.D. Channell, Federal Loan, J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, D. B. Lowrey, Marysville, J. Burness, city, Jno. Taggart,do Math Moore, San Francisco, Miss Moore, do E. Moore, do Mrs. Palmer, city, rie Mucchie, ° J. H. Hooper, do M. Lobner, Colfax, Daniel Click, Sheridan, Miss Cora Butterfield, city, Mrs. J. F. Perry, Washington, H. Burns, ; Geo. Fieteher; Grass Valley, Jas. Shoemaker, ‘do Grant Smith, be o> tained of G. S. Brand,-of Brand & McCutchan, Nevada City. Luger at the Theatre Friday evening, ti J ay 3d. $1 per vine ee td.s Death of an Old Nevada Countyan. Last Wednesday Albert N. NutPlacer county. He came around the Horn in 1849, and resided continuously in this State ever since. On landing here he went to Coloma and ¢ommenced ‘mining, and followed. that industry without interruption until the last few years. . About, 1854 he moved into Nevada county and became actively identified with mining entérprises at Liberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Diamond Creek and other neighboring localities. He was an expert prosnumber of good mines, some of which are running and paying today. In 1879 he and his partner, A! Cooper, sold their claims and purchased a foothill farm near Clipper Gap. There he has lived since, honored and respected by all who knew him. As _indicating the character and integrity of the man, as well as that-of his surviving partner, Mr. Cooper, it is only necessary to say that they have been associated together in business for 25 years, and in all that time there never was a scratch of a pen between them nor a misunderstanding. “Mr. Nutting was a single man without . lood relatives in this State, and tis near relations being dead, ‘he deeded all his property to Mr. Cooper and his family. That Powder House. Edwin Tilley, local agent for the Safety Nitro Powder Company, called at this office yesterday to make a statement about the building of the magazine at the junction of the old Washington road and Nevada street as mentioned in this paper yesterday. He says that the Company began .the.construction of the building without having the faintest suspicion that the. residents of that neighborhood would raise any objections to its being put there, and that the Company desires to avoid having any trouble about it. He claims that this powder is the safest of all high explosives yet invented, and thinks that when the objectors come to understand’ this, as well as that the building is to be used only as a temporary storage place to put the powder in for a few hours at a time while it is being transported from the manufactory to the mines ordering it, there will<be no further objection to it. On the other hand, the people out that way say they have fully looked into the matter, and having become satisfied that even the temporary placing of the powder there would put buildings and people in that locality in jeopardy, they are firmly determined to prevent the company from carrying out its plans. os Bright Children. Our exchanges come to us” laden with praises for the Juvenile Pinafore Company which is billed lor this town for three performances, beginning tomorrow eveting. The troupe consists~ of thirty children, ranging in age from six to thirteen years, and cur exchanges pronounce them the brightest arid most intelliyent group of little people that has-ever visited the Coast. _ They ail like to see the children of the towns they visit. Of course everybody will attend. To Night ! _—_ w. C. T. U. TEMPERANCE LECTURE =—BY— MISS Henrietta €. Moore OF OnT0, National Organizer of the W. C. ''T. U. ot the United States, -—AT THE— Suniay Bvening, Jane 28th (OG Comeearly and secure a good seat. All are invited to hear-this eloquent, accomplished, christian lady, a‘personal friend of Miss Willard, endorsed by the Press, Clergy, and public everywhere. Dan Murphy, QO. T. Tobias, city, ~. John il Yuba mine, or COME EVERYBODY. ting died near Clipper Gap, . pector and discovered quite a. S bo ‘paid deceased to exhibit them with the Special Notice=That Ten Per Cent Reduction. During the past few weeks I have been selling goods at ten per cent. reduction, and prices have not been «raised on former low full advantage of the great bargains. 1 now give notice that the same rule will be carried out-up to July 1st, 1885. After that date the ten per cent. reduction will cease, and ‘therefore request all d:scount to-do so before that time. B. H. Minuer, . } Odd Fellows’ puliding, 5 Broad St., Nevada City. oe oul (Kote Nature's Wells. The skin on the head is kept soft and flexible by a secretion from the oil glands. When these are clogged the hair dries and falls off. Parker’s Hair Balsam renews their action, restores the original color to the hair and makes it soft and glossy. It also eradicates dandruff. Not greasy, not a dye, deliciously perfumed. Delightful for a lady’s toilet table. The best of dressings. Preferable to all similar articles because of its superior cleanlines and purity. lm What a Pity That the otherwise beautiful girl should have such bad teeth’, And because she did not use SOZODONT. It costs so little to buy it considering the good it does, and its—benefits—scretch out into her future life. Poor girl! je23-5w —_——__ <> o-_—____— Assignee’s Sale. The undersigned will sell the entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, etc., during the remainder of this monh. je21-tf J. Q. PEARCE. Assignee of Thos. Martin. ~~ o> eFine Cloths. J. A. Downing has_ received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he ‘is prepared to make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my?2-tf —_— ome Mountam Ice, I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or -with--W.--H.-CrawFORD, will be promptly attended to. . SAvveEg, Prop. The Day We Celebrate ! NEVADA THEATRE, Saturday Evening, July 4th. GRAND Sparring Exhibition ! . By those World-famed Exponents, MIKE CLEARY Of New York, Champion Heavy Weight of America. JACK DEMPSEY, Of New Jersey, Champion Light weight of the World. To the man who will stand up before either ofthe above gentle‘men four rounds. Grand Wrestling Exhibition, By the Unrivaled Athlete, DUNGAN C. ROSS, Champion all round Athlete of the World, and TOM CANNON, Champion all round Wrestler of England. $250 To anyone defeating either man. EB Admission, $1.00. 7. Begin at 8. MIKE. SMITH, Manager. Doors open at Assessment Notice. URCHIE GOLD AND, SILVER MINing Company.—-Location of . principal place of business, Sin Francise », California. Locaton of -woiks, Nevada City, Nevada zounty, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 24th day of June, 18285, an assessment (No 19) often. cents per share was levied up on the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in Unitéd States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Compa ny,No. 328 Montgomery street, San Francisvo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Seventh day. of August, A. D 1885, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment is made before, will be éold on —the Sist day of ‘August, 1885, y the delinquent a costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. WM. 1 EITS OLIVER, secretary. Office, 328 grr: Sera street, Room 13, 3an Francisco, California. Notice to Creditors. STATE OF ANTHONI THORSEN, deceased, Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Will of ni Thorsen, deceayed, to the creditors pera s having. elaims--agai: jevessar. oe within four months after the publication of this notice, to the said’ ng sro at the Law office of Gaylord & Svarls, opposite. Court House, oy the cas ot Nevada, State, of Calitor: B. D. CHADWICK, Executor of Last Will of Anthoni Thorsen, de ceased. "Dated at cro City, June ath, 1885, Gayiord & Searls. rates, but purchasers have had the . who want totake advaintage of the . -1 ‘1S. De-Bosworth, John Glasson, inst . Physicians and benanialh Recommend tt. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigration, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. 1t is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the K‘dneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai saientary lives, {t does not injure the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation—orier IRON ABDICINES DO, It enriches and purifies. the blood, stimulates the appetite, aide the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the snuscles and nerves, For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. és The genuine has above trade'mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Browm Chemical Co., Ballimore, Md 1776. 1885. FOURTH OF JOLY CELEBRATION! GRASS VALLEY will celebrate the 109th anniversary of our National Independence, at Grass Valley, on Naturday, July 4, ’8o, With appropriate ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion may be made worthy of the event, all the people are invited to participate in the observance of the day. There will be a fine PROCESSION, Comprising the Mile tary, Fire Organizations, and the various Civic Organizatious, Trades, Etc. THELITERARY EXERCISES Will be held under a.laryze canvas, capable of accommodating several thourand persons, and will consist of Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of Declaration. of Independence. Music by the Handel and Haydn rovlety. Bee, by Miss Ella Whiting, of Grass Valley. Oration, by Orator of the Day. OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President of the Day: HON. J. M. WALLING. Orator: HON. B. J. WATSON. Grand Marshal: T. H. WILHELM. Reader of Declaration, J. STEIN. Poetess: MISS ELLA WHITING. Chaplain: REV. R.-H. SINK. VICE PRESIDENTS: A. Burrows, Daniel Collins, F. Dulmaine, T. C. Hocking, J. P. shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, H. B. Johnson, Jos. Gilbert, M. C. ‘Taylor, Angus McKay, John McKay, 3. H. Dille, P. T. Riley, EdwardColeman, J.~M. Lakenan, J. F. Kidder, Peter Johnson, A. J. Ridge, J.J. Vorsey;.C. H. Hankins, A. B. Dibble, Geo.Lord, 8, M. Harris, Samuel Tyrell;F. G. Beatty, E. W. Roberts, Henry Atwood, W. H. Mitchell, Wm: Loutzenheiser, Wm. E. Deamer, James Coney Wm. George, W.C. Jones, Elam _ Biggs, Byrne, Jr., Jacob Weissbein, 5. Yeo, P. Noonan, Samuel Granger, H. Silvester, James Bennallack, A. W. Stoddart, George Starr, H. Wohler. There will be a Grand Display of FIREWORKS In the Evening. . The Finest Ever Seen in the County. RAILROAD TRAINS. a Railroad trains will run during the day between Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave Nevada City—9: 30 and 10:40 a. M., 1:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 P. m. Leave Grass Valley—9: 30 and 10:10 a. M., 1:15, 3:30, 6: 00 and 10:00 p.m. Fare for ‘yound trip, 50 cents. * . National Salutes will be fired at, Sunrise, Noon and ae Unique Parade by Ancient Order RK. U. S.ut 5 o’clock P. M. Aitlorne)s at Law, Votaries Cublic and Conveyancers ditice—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practive in ail the Courts of thie State; and the Courts of the United states withi: the State of California. Willdraw up Deeds, and Mor es foi The citizens of Nevada county . . CALDWELL & BJCKLEY,. 1. \Do You Want to Know IN THESE DULL TIMES WHERE , stores known as the AT RETAIL or in JOB fice. Country Merchants MLALZeous Your Goods, so‘as to save { — . DOLLAR, then attend the Great oe . ASSIGNEE SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF The undersigned, Assignee ot. HYMAN, will. continue to sell at Wholesale and Retail, for the benefit of the creditors, the entire stock of the two ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, Located on BROAD STREET, next door and opposite STUMPF’S HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. . The Stock consists of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c. The balance of the Stock will now be closed out TO BUY fully §Q cents on” every CREDITORS.Valises, &c., &c. LOTS at a Great Sact:take due notice of this. Liews7, Assignee. MERES ard T VEEDS, correspondingly low. NEVADA THEATRE, MONDAY & TUESDAY EV’GS, June-29th and 30th. Tivoli Juvenile Opera Co, IN PINAFORE, 30 Boys and Girls, 30 “School Children Matinee, (0@F TUESDAY AFTERNOON At 2 o’clock. Tickets 75 and 50 cents. Children ‘25 cents. i Teachers’ Examination. HE semi 1 Examination of applicants fur Certificates to teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County wih be held at Washington School ‘House, At Nevada City, beginning Tuesday, July 7, 1885. A fee of $1 will be collected from each applicant to be placed in the Institute Fund, as eapoent by law. A.J. TIFFANY, Secreta ry Board of Education. Nevada City, June 24, 1885. — + L. B, Little. John T. Shurtleff. LITTLE & SHURTLEFF, #2 60 each, certificates ef acknowl hereto included # igment Aberdeen Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIenable me to make them -up into fine fitting Suits THEY ARE SPLENDID GOODS, It is claimed. that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any othér portion of the world. That the mineral properties of the water there fastens. the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. c.f. Barrett. . sessment, No, 30, levied €a the 15th day of Tot ‘he Booed of NO 12 COMMERCIAL STREET. _ a at Low Cost, which will ‘That Scottish ~~ Confederate X Boads, TdE OLD IKE LLOYD SALOON. > §. O. WHITING, Prop’r., AS fitted up this favorite place of tesort in aneat and cosy manner, and is ready to supply his patrons with choice WINES AND LIQUORS, From the vaults of G. W. Chesley, mento, Also the best BERR to be found in the market. DIVIDEND 1D NOTICE. FFICE OF THE £ DERBEC: BLUE vO EL MINING COMPANY. ona At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named. Company, held my June 22, 1885, “dividend No, 8 of Ten Cents (1 100) r share, was declared, cca vcake it ie aed ister 2 be cl June 25, 1885. ewes THEO, W reemtng hag Montgomery street, ~ a 7 Sacrac {GARS Fran Delinquent Sale Notice. ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING place COMPANY. Lecation of County, California. Not —'There are delinquen the. following described stock, on: ae were ies ders as follows: No. Cert. No. Sha, H MCameron be 4921 $147 F chery 1500 45 00 * savennd im te 4921 din sotatinnes with law, and day of May, 1886, eas parcel of such

ITRE. Ve gs, 0 Chilfans . pol. d WatchRepeat. her wine tepairing @ Jew. — ‘s Law, — GC, ALLEY —_—. A CITY. tor. CHASED larket,. I ll former able to iS, NA KET! e VERY the busict satis. ie. 1K FOR NT. on the 385, até ' thereto amount 1. \. M, to OK, arshal; 3 DRE OCK, Ete, Fruits erries Al, iG, 1ON P, ROVE or. . SHE FiRSTHORSE), AND N EMM NOW DS OF . BEST [OTICE xY. — City, EAL ER ruits, ‘DIE3, LTRY, ERY. yr, ity. sg re ene , erything cheap for cash. Try him. arrived here yesterday morning . perior Court pending the appeal -——leave-here-the early part of July The Daily Trang 18 PUBLISHED) Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : PUN ANBUM ois $7.00 PER WEEK. 6g.) 06060.. -15 cts FRE INEN T “ canine Jup@r Stipaer came over from San Juan to see the circus Friday evening. He hunted high and low through the menagerie for “the only rhinoverous in cap'ivity,’’ but couldn’t. find it. He also failed to find many other attractions that were advertised,and in the next issue of the Times he, willgive his opinion of liars ia general. In the circus tent he warmed a front seat of the reserved section, and mashed no less than six of the gushing damsels in tights. ——___-o <> e Anszime BE. CHaronnart is. sick. He has been watching much of nights. beside the embalmed remains of his mother who died several weeks ago, and the strain was too much for his health. AspeL Runners (or Reynolds) wus arrested by officer Scott yesterday for being drunk and disorderly, and ‘put in the county jail to cool off. He will be tried tomorrow. Genumngz Pebble goat bation shoes, worked button holes, child’s sizes 3 to 744, $1.25; size 8 to 104, $1.50; sizes 11 to 2, $2.00; ladies’, $2.50. Tue Stranparp SHos Co. Miss M. Henpsrson, tormerly a teacher in the 8th grade of the public schools at this city, has secured a situation as teacher in the Los Angeles-schools. ‘ AN assessment (No. 9) of ten cents ashare has been levied on the capital stock of the Murchie Mining Co., delinquent August 7th. Tue cheapest place.to buy Ham and Bacon, the quality taken into consideration, is at Smira’s. Evant einen meme A prorit large enough to admit of a ten per cent. discount ‘‘for cash,’’ will never be charged by the Standard Shoe Co. tf Atma Shoe Dressing or Bixby’s Polish for. ladies’ and children’s shoes, 10 cents per bottle, at the Sranparp SHoe Co, = Go TO the Methodist “Church this evening and hear Miss H. G. Moore, of Ohio, talk on the subject of temperance. oe ee Take advantage of the liberal offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount for cash. tt Services will not be held at the ~“Congregational Church today, but }there will be Sunday School” as usual. o> Buy for cash at B. H. Miller’s clothing stcre and recive ten per cent. discount om his already low prices. apr28-tf THE advertisement of the Fourth of July celebration at Grass Valley appears today. Reservep seats for Pinafore at Vinton’s without extra charge. o>. Ten per cent. discount for cash at B, H. Miller’s. apr28-tf ROARS RUS HTSEA Aa UR es A Solid Institution, Bank Commissioner Farnum and spent the day in learning the affairs of the Citizens Bank, as the law provides the Commissioneis shall do at specified times. He made a searching investigation, as he is thogoughly qualified fcr doing, into all the detuils of the institution’s business, and the’ result’ was that he pronounced everything connected therewith to be in first-class shape. In aconversation with the TRanscrier man, he highly complimented the general, management, as_ well asthe financial soundness of the Bank, andsuch a commendation from such a source .is something worth having. ——_2. —___— Discharged From Custody, In the case ofthe People vs. P. Tierney, Judge Walling yesterday made an order discharging the defendant from custody, the previous conviction for rape having been reversed by the Supreme Court. He had been in the county jail since: ‘Jane 24th, 1884. He was convicted in the Fall of that year and sentenced to. five years in San Quentin. The execution of the judgment was stayed by the Sutaken by his attorneys, Messrs Cross & Simonds. ; ted There will be‘an excursion party for the East to join a party from Los Angeles at Colfax. . Full particulars and rates can be obCITY BOARD OF EDUCATION. Repairing Washington School Building—Salaries Adjusted. At yesterday’s meeting of the, City Board, of Education, the Chairman of the Committee on Repairs reported that some of the sills and the roof of Washington school house needed repairing, and that Geo. M. Hughes has been employed to do the work. The Finance Committee recomday, September 7th; that an assistant teacher be employed for the High School; and’ that the schedule of salaries for the ensuing year be as follows: Principal, $125; High School, $100; Assistant, $90; first grade grammar, $90; second, $85; third, $70; fourth, fifth, sixty and seventh, $60; eighth, $75; Selby Flat, $40; janitor, $50. Total, $1040. The report was adopted. The Committee on Supplies was instructed to get additional seats ior the bigh school. Applications were received from thirty persons: desiring positions as teachers in the Nevada schools. The Principal’s report was read and fiied. The following bills were ordered paid: Brown & Calkins, printing, etc., $18; Gray & Davis, . printing, $4; Annual Cyclopedia, $6. The Board adjourned tillnext Wednesday at 10 o’clock P. M., when the election of teachers wili take place. eT Reaping the wird. Wightman & Hampton, hardware dealers at Marysville, have made an assignment for the benefit of their creditors. They used to have much patronage from_ the mining regions, but when mining was assaulted by the Anti-Debris Association that patronage; zether with a great deal more, was taken away from them, as it ought to be. The business men of Sacramento were not s0 long awakening to the importance and value of the mountain trade as the Marysville dealers have, been. iinet A Rare Bird. William Horrell last Friday killed at Kistle’s ranch on the xed Dog road a blue heron measaring six feet from tip to tip. tt is an excéedingly rare bird in this aeighborhood, and will be mountad and put on exhibition at the saloon of John Conn, the Farmer’s son. A shorttime before Horrell silled it, it was engaged in burrowing with. its long beak into a grave in Pine Grove cemetery, having dug a hole eighteen inches deep when frightened away. From La Belle France. Rev. Father Toussaint Mesplie and Col. Edouard Grand, of Nar-' bonne, and Messrs. Duplay, Agmonnet and Lavigne (the last aamed gentleman being accompanied by his wife), of Paris, arrived here yesterday morning direct from France. They are registered at the Union Hotel, and expect toremain with us for several weeks in the enjoyment oi the healthful climate and beautiful scenery which this locality-affords: Auction Sale: of Real Estate; On Tuesday, June 30, 1885,commencing at 2 o’clock sharp, I will sell at the premises, on Pine street Nevada City, the dwelling house and lotof John Herzinger: The house contains eight rooms, hard finished, water in house and yard, barn, chicken house, fruit trees, fine garderi and all modern im provements. Terms of sale,threequarters cash, one quarter on mortgage. Geo. Tracy, je27-td Auctioneer. > Temperance Lecture. As~advertised in another column, Miss H. G. Moore will deliver a:temperance lecture at the Methodist Church tonight, and The lady is recommended for her eloquence and originality, and will doubtless both éntertain and instruct her audience. 3 Probate Matters. Chas. Behrish, deceased. ae 10th fixed as the time for settling the executor’s final account and hearing the petition for distribution. : A. Thorsen, deceased. Will admitted to probate, letters testamentary being issued to B. D. Chadwick. A. U. U. W. Notice. The regular meeting of Nevada *. City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., . will be held Wednesday evening, July-1, 1885. cers. A full attendance is requested. B. 8. Rector, — COE. Asupurn, M. W. Recorder. je28-2t % Ww Mr. MicHe.t will. give @ soiree mended that school’ reopen Mon-f to--+all are invited to go and hear her. . ALONG THE RIDGE. Items Gathered from the San Juan Times of Yesterday. The family of our fellow-townsman, R. McMurray, will take their departure for San Francisco ‘next week, where they will take up their summer residence, returning to San Juan again in the fall. This change will be made for the benefit of Mrs. McMurtay’s health. Fryer’s Circuswill be at San Juan July 7th, Warren Green made our town a visit on Sunday last and left on Monday for Marysville via Camptonville. Mr. Green speaks of making Nevada City his home in the near future. On Monday evening last as Miss George Farley entered her bedroom to retire to healthful slumbers, she heard a noise on the roof--of an apartment ad,oining her bed-room, to which is a window looking out upon the roof. Thinking tne noise came from nocturnal visitors in the shape of cats, she paid no attention to it. As she was about undressing she happened to glance through the window, and discovered a man on the roof-in his stocking feet “and bareheaded. Her screams frightened the man, who climbed down an apple tree which stands close to the cornér of the building and made his escape. rhisis the second time this has vecurred. For some weeks past there have been several spies in this neighborhood, Sweetland and French Jorrall. On Wednesday last at 3weetland one of these spies, by the name of A, J. Blerin, of Sutter county, who represents himself as a U.S. detective, got ona high aid drunk with boys at Sweetland, and ‘‘painted the town red.’’ When-Blerin—first-made—his—appearance here the people thought he was a Sabbath School teachar, but when he got about 30 lrinks,of ‘‘red-eye’’’ into himself he seemed to have forgotten his 3ebbuath School teachings. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SAMO ce vere ie PROPRIETOR. June 26, 1885. E. Penrose & w, Bloomfield, O. Penrose & wife, do Thos. Penrose & w, do R. P. De Noon, do H. Hartung, Forest City, Wm. Irvane, do J.Church, do J. Edwards, do : J. A. Black, veeeene) Miss English, J. H. English, es Miss Black, * do W. Black, do W. Ashburn, do J. D. Ostrom, Bloomtield, Peter Lorentzen, Montana mine J. Shand, Magenta Flume, L._L. Champion, Grass Valley, Geo. H. Abbie & w, Sierra City, Mrs Mollie Hitchins, Blue Tent, Sam Peck, do Miss D. Landrigan, do Miss M. A. Condon, do E. L. Hager, do Mrs. J. Flanders, Derbec, J.C, Hamp, Bloody Run, A. Friedick, Erie as A. Parsons, APs Spooner, w & 2 d, Eureka, H. Jasper, Pike City, B. H.-Wood, . do Miss Lillie Bovee, Moore’s Flat, Frank L: Rose, Columbus, O., M. Hudson, Washington, Mrs. Luther,c & ser., Dow oe Miss Williams, Joseph H. Vizzard, San Frati. ” Dr. 8. H. Martin, do M. A. Wheaton, do J.. Davis, San Juan, H. A. Daniels, Sacramento, H. F. Burgess, Marysville, Dr. W. W. Eastman, city, Wm. Quigley, . do S. Coleman, Quaker Hill. UNION HOTEL, ’ Rector Bros.... PROPRIETORS. June 26, 1885. W. J. Johnston, railroad, J. J. McCarty, do M. Tegler, © do J. Byrne,,. do C. P. Stidger, San Juan, J. Jackson, do T. G. Robinson, Sacramento, M. J. Darling & w, Kansas City E. W. Roberts, Oakland, W. W. Eastman, city, Miss Millie Parrott, San Juan, Thos. M. Guest, Washington, P. Simons, do Thos. P. Redmayer, do W.C. Barker, You Bet, M. C. Barker, do J. Frank Barker,. do Jno. Grissel, Washington,Jno. Ramsay, do H. L. Douglass, city, Jas. Fraser, raneh, R. D. Jackson, city, Miss A.H. Dowling,} Moore’s F1’t Miss Maggie Dowling, do F. Beckett, Grass Valley, J.D. Channell, Federal Loan, J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, D. B. Lowrey, Marysville, J. Burness, city, Jno. Taggart,do Math Moore, San Francisco, Miss Moore, do E. Moore, do Mrs. Palmer, city, rie Mucchie, ° J. H. Hooper, do M. Lobner, Colfax, Daniel Click, Sheridan, Miss Cora Butterfield, city, Mrs. J. F. Perry, Washington, H. Burns, ; Geo. Fieteher; Grass Valley, Jas. Shoemaker, ‘do Grant Smith, be o> tained of G. S. Brand,-of Brand & McCutchan, Nevada City. Luger

at the Theatre Friday evening, ti J ay 3d. $1 per vine ee td.s Death of an Old Nevada Countyan. Last Wednesday Albert N. NutPlacer county. He came around the Horn in 1849, and resided continuously in this State ever since. On landing here he went to Coloma and ¢ommenced ‘mining, and followed. that industry without interruption until the last few years. . About, 1854 he moved into Nevada county and became actively identified with mining entérprises at Liberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Diamond Creek and other neighboring localities. He was an expert prosnumber of good mines, some of which are running and paying today. In 1879 he and his partner, A! Cooper, sold their claims and purchased a foothill farm near Clipper Gap. There he has lived since, honored and respected by all who knew him. As _indicating the character and integrity of the man, as well as that-of his surviving partner, Mr. Cooper, it is only necessary to say that they have been associated together in business for 25 years, and in all that time there never was a scratch of a pen between them nor a misunderstanding. “Mr. Nutting was a single man without . lood relatives in this State, and tis near relations being dead, ‘he deeded all his property to Mr. Cooper and his family. That Powder House. Edwin Tilley, local agent for the Safety Nitro Powder Company, called at this office yesterday to make a statement about the building of the magazine at the junction of the old Washington road and Nevada street as mentioned in this paper yesterday. He says that the Company began .the.construction of the building without having the faintest suspicion that the. residents of that neighborhood would raise any objections to its being put there, and that the Company desires to avoid having any trouble about it. He claims that this powder is the safest of all high explosives yet invented, and thinks that when the objectors come to understand’ this, as well as that the building is to be used only as a temporary storage place to put the powder in for a few hours at a time while it is being transported from the manufactory to the mines ordering it, there will<be no further objection to it. On the other hand, the people out that way say they have fully looked into the matter, and having become satisfied that even the temporary placing of the powder there would put buildings and people in that locality in jeopardy, they are firmly determined to prevent the company from carrying out its plans. os Bright Children. Our exchanges come to us” laden with praises for the Juvenile Pinafore Company which is billed lor this town for three performances, beginning tomorrow eveting. The troupe consists~ of thirty children, ranging in age from six to thirteen years, and cur exchanges pronounce them the brightest arid most intelliyent group of little people that has-ever visited the Coast. _ They ail like to see the children of the towns they visit. Of course everybody will attend. To Night ! _—_ w. C. T. U. TEMPERANCE LECTURE =—BY— MISS Henrietta €. Moore OF OnT0, National Organizer of the W. C. ''T. U. ot the United States, -—AT THE— Suniay Bvening, Jane 28th (OG Comeearly and secure a good seat. All are invited to hear-this eloquent, accomplished, christian lady, a‘personal friend of Miss Willard, endorsed by the Press, Clergy, and public everywhere. Dan Murphy, QO. T. Tobias, city, ~. John il Yuba mine, or COME EVERYBODY. ting died near Clipper Gap, . pector and discovered quite a. S bo ‘paid deceased to exhibit them with the Special Notice=That Ten Per Cent Reduction. During the past few weeks I have been selling goods at ten per cent. reduction, and prices have not been «raised on former low full advantage of the great bargains. 1 now give notice that the same rule will be carried out-up to July 1st, 1885. After that date the ten per cent. reduction will cease, and ‘therefore request all d:scount to-do so before that time. B. H. Minuer, . } Odd Fellows’ puliding, 5 Broad St., Nevada City. oe oul (Kote Nature's Wells. The skin on the head is kept soft and flexible by a secretion from the oil glands. When these are clogged the hair dries and falls off. Parker’s Hair Balsam renews their action, restores the original color to the hair and makes it soft and glossy. It also eradicates dandruff. Not greasy, not a dye, deliciously perfumed. Delightful for a lady’s toilet table. The best of dressings. Preferable to all similar articles because of its superior cleanlines and purity. lm What a Pity That the otherwise beautiful girl should have such bad teeth’, And because she did not use SOZODONT. It costs so little to buy it considering the good it does, and its—benefits—scretch out into her future life. Poor girl! je23-5w —_——__ <> o-_—____— Assignee’s Sale. The undersigned will sell the entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, etc., during the remainder of this monh. je21-tf J. Q. PEARCE. Assignee of Thos. Martin. ~~ o> eFine Cloths. J. A. Downing has_ received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he ‘is prepared to make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my?2-tf —_— ome Mountam Ice, I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or -with--W.--H.-CrawFORD, will be promptly attended to. . SAvveEg, Prop. The Day We Celebrate ! NEVADA THEATRE, Saturday Evening, July 4th. GRAND Sparring Exhibition ! . By those World-famed Exponents, MIKE CLEARY Of New York, Champion Heavy Weight of America. JACK DEMPSEY, Of New Jersey, Champion Light weight of the World. To the man who will stand up before either ofthe above gentle‘men four rounds. Grand Wrestling Exhibition, By the Unrivaled Athlete, DUNGAN C. ROSS, Champion all round Athlete of the World, and TOM CANNON, Champion all round Wrestler of England. $250 To anyone defeating either man. EB Admission, $1.00. 7. Begin at 8. MIKE. SMITH, Manager. Doors open at Assessment Notice. URCHIE GOLD AND, SILVER MINing Company.—-Location of . principal place of business, Sin Francise », California. Locaton of -woiks, Nevada City, Nevada zounty, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 24th day of June, 18285, an assessment (No 19) often. cents per share was levied up on the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in Unitéd States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Compa ny,No. 328 Montgomery street, San Francisvo, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Seventh day. of August, A. D 1885, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction ; and unless payment is made before, will be éold on —the Sist day of ‘August, 1885, y the delinquent a costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. WM. 1 EITS OLIVER, secretary. Office, 328 grr: Sera street, Room 13, 3an Francisco, California. Notice to Creditors. STATE OF ANTHONI THORSEN, deceased, Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the Will of ni Thorsen, deceayed, to the creditors pera s having. elaims--agai: jevessar. oe within four months after the publication of this notice, to the said’ ng sro at the Law office of Gaylord & Svarls, opposite. Court House, oy the cas ot Nevada, State, of Calitor: B. D. CHADWICK, Executor of Last Will of Anthoni Thorsen, de ceased. "Dated at cro City, June ath, 1885, Gayiord & Searls. rates, but purchasers have had the . who want totake advaintage of the . -1 ‘1S. De-Bosworth, John Glasson, inst . Physicians and benanialh Recommend tt. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigration, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. 1t is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the K‘dneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai saientary lives, {t does not injure the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation—orier IRON ABDICINES DO, It enriches and purifies. the blood, stimulates the appetite, aide the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the snuscles and nerves, For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. és The genuine has above trade'mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Browm Chemical Co., Ballimore, Md 1776. 1885. FOURTH OF JOLY CELEBRATION! GRASS VALLEY will celebrate the 109th anniversary of our National Independence, at Grass Valley, on Naturday, July 4, ’8o, With appropriate ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion may be made worthy of the event, all the people are invited to participate in the observance of the day. There will be a fine PROCESSION, Comprising the Mile tary, Fire Organizations, and the various Civic Organizatious, Trades, Etc. THELITERARY EXERCISES Will be held under a.laryze canvas, capable of accommodating several thourand persons, and will consist of Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of Declaration. of Independence. Music by the Handel and Haydn rovlety. Bee, by Miss Ella Whiting, of Grass Valley. Oration, by Orator of the Day. OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President of the Day: HON. J. M. WALLING. Orator: HON. B. J. WATSON. Grand Marshal: T. H. WILHELM. Reader of Declaration, J. STEIN. Poetess: MISS ELLA WHITING. Chaplain: REV. R.-H. SINK. VICE PRESIDENTS: A. Burrows, Daniel Collins, F. Dulmaine, T. C. Hocking, J. P. shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, H. B. Johnson, Jos. Gilbert, M. C. ‘Taylor, Angus McKay, John McKay, 3. H. Dille, P. T. Riley, EdwardColeman, J.~M. Lakenan, J. F. Kidder, Peter Johnson, A. J. Ridge, J.J. Vorsey;.C. H. Hankins, A. B. Dibble, Geo.Lord, 8, M. Harris, Samuel Tyrell;F. G. Beatty, E. W. Roberts, Henry Atwood, W. H. Mitchell, Wm: Loutzenheiser, Wm. E. Deamer, James Coney Wm. George, W.C. Jones, Elam _ Biggs, Byrne, Jr., Jacob Weissbein, 5. Yeo, P. Noonan, Samuel Granger, H. Silvester, James Bennallack, A. W. Stoddart, George Starr, H. Wohler. There will be a Grand Display of FIREWORKS In the Evening. . The Finest Ever Seen in the County. RAILROAD TRAINS. a Railroad trains will run during the day between Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave Nevada City—9: 30 and 10:40 a. M., 1:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 P. m. Leave Grass Valley—9: 30 and 10:10 a. M., 1:15, 3:30, 6: 00 and 10:00 p.m. Fare for ‘yound trip, 50 cents. * . National Salutes will be fired at, Sunrise, Noon and ae Unique Parade by Ancient Order RK. U. S.ut 5 o’clock P. M. Aitlorne)s at Law, Votaries Cublic and Conveyancers ditice—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practive in ail the Courts of thie State; and the Courts of the United states withi: the State of California. Willdraw up Deeds, and Mor es foi The citizens of Nevada county . . CALDWELL & BJCKLEY,. 1. \Do You Want to Know IN THESE DULL TIMES WHERE , stores known as the AT RETAIL or in JOB fice. Country Merchants MLALZeous Your Goods, so‘as to save { — . DOLLAR, then attend the Great oe . ASSIGNEE SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF The undersigned, Assignee ot. HYMAN, will. continue to sell at Wholesale and Retail, for the benefit of the creditors, the entire stock of the two ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, Located on BROAD STREET, next door and opposite STUMPF’S HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. . The Stock consists of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c. The balance of the Stock will now be closed out TO BUY fully §Q cents on” every CREDITORS.Valises, &c., &c. LOTS at a Great Sact:take due notice of this. Liews7, Assignee. MERES ard T VEEDS, correspondingly low. NEVADA THEATRE, MONDAY & TUESDAY EV’GS, June-29th and 30th. Tivoli Juvenile Opera Co, IN PINAFORE, 30 Boys and Girls, 30 “School Children Matinee, (0@F TUESDAY AFTERNOON At 2 o’clock. Tickets 75 and 50 cents. Children ‘25 cents. i Teachers’ Examination. HE semi 1 Examination of applicants fur Certificates to teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County wih be held at Washington School ‘House, At Nevada City, beginning Tuesday, July 7, 1885. A fee of $1 will be collected from each applicant to be placed in the Institute Fund, as eapoent by law. A.J. TIFFANY, Secreta ry Board of Education. Nevada City, June 24, 1885. — + L. B, Little. John T. Shurtleff. LITTLE & SHURTLEFF, #2 60 each, certificates ef acknowl hereto included # igment Aberdeen Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIenable me to make them -up into fine fitting Suits THEY ARE SPLENDID GOODS, It is claimed. that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any othér portion of the world. That the mineral properties of the water there fastens. the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. c.f. Barrett. . sessment, No, 30, levied €a the 15th day of Tot ‘he Booed of NO 12 COMMERCIAL STREET. _ a at Low Cost, which will ‘That Scottish ~~ Confederate X Boads, TdE OLD IKE LLOYD SALOON. > §. O. WHITING, Prop’r., AS fitted up this favorite place of tesort in aneat and cosy manner, and is ready to supply his patrons with choice WINES AND LIQUORS, From the vaults of G. W. Chesley, mento, Also the best BERR to be found in the market. DIVIDEND 1D NOTICE. FFICE OF THE £ DERBEC: BLUE vO EL MINING COMPANY. ona At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named. Company, held my June 22, 1885, “dividend No, 8 of Ten Cents (1 100) r share, was declared, cca vcake it ie aed ister 2 be cl June 25, 1885. ewes THEO, W reemtng hag Montgomery street, ~ a 7 Sacrac {GARS Fran Delinquent Sale Notice. ENTENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING place COMPANY. Lecation of County, California. Not —'There are delinquen the. following described stock, on: ae were ies ders as follows: No. Cert. No. Sha, H MCameron be 4921 $147 F chery 1500 45 00 * savennd im te 4921 din sotatinnes with law, and day of May, 1886, eas parcel of such