January 19, 1883 (4 pages)

duction. L, ; less prices Rp arr Ll Years Wa rts’ Block ny customPOSSIBLE sti in the skerel AR’S WORTH OY cere a Ib. } ~~ fight distarbed.the city’s serenity as, gallery only, the price of adinission _. Naffeiger, Vice President; Mrs. N. . Opening and Closing of Mails. : liati} further notice the matis will close as ater ue. Eta ally at 6:90. a. : pmg ie DA. Me tar abe, ch he Sierm via North Cam, Tl ‘wdjat@ a. mu. , Tent, North Moore's Flat se lage ai an Date Flat Friday, at 6 a.m. ist, HOLBROOK PLM. “The barometer told the trath Wednesilay, Yesterday was a: sunshiny The Plaza is being put in splendid shape by Road Cummissioner Casper. ~ News gathering is discouraging work these days. Not even a dogyeaterday. The stamps of the new mill at. the Mt Auburn weigh 75 pounds each, drop 85 times a minute, and crush about 18 tons every 24 hours.The Knights of Pythias_of this.city are talking of visiting the Grass Valley lodge soon in uniform, and -givug an exhibition drill for the entertainment of their brethren there: A miter who recently came here from Colfax was caved on yesterday afteraoon in R. Gs McCutchan’s mine at Canada. Hill. -The man who brought the news, to town says he was seriously: injared. —_— Teo A Miners’ Candlestick. The Tuscarora Review, in speaking of a new min re’ conddicetion, -point-for—fastening—in—timbers—the ~“hookfor hanging upon the wall or projecting rock—a knife for cutting, and a clutch for-eapping fuse. It is 80 arranged that it can be closed it a small space, and carried in the pocket. Itisa very neat piece of work, and isthe invention of J. C. ‘Martin, a blacksmith living im Tascarora. Probate Matters. — Estate of Virrilla Shurtleff, deceased. January 29th fixed as_ time for hearing the petition of S.-M. Shurtleff for letters of administration on the estate of deveased, and the appointment of appraisers, ~~ --Hetate-and Guardianship-of Pred. J. Bean, Nettie A, Beawet al, min“ors. A.A. Bean, “appointed guardian, to file bond in the sum of we. Flees for To-night. Pie scale of prices for the party at Alunt’s Hall to-night is as follows: Tickets to floor (admitting one gentleman and two-ladies only), §1. Each additional lady, 50 cents. Admission to the galleries: -Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 cents, Children will be admitted to the for the same being 25 cents each. New. tae F Shee. re hes returned to this city and opened a iailor shop on Broad street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Company’s express office. He keeps in stock a choice assortment of goods mnie WHTOH NS Will make up to—order—in} the latest Eastern styles and at -the ‘lowest rates. His advertisement will be found in another column. Superior Cours. .The following business was trans_acted in the Superior’ Court’ yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People va. John. Wagner. Time of arraignment postponed till Jaa 20th, ‘W. W. Cross, administrator, vs. James Kitts et al. Qn trial. Glee Clab Election. ” At the meeting of the Glee “Club held Wednesday evening the following were elected as officers: B. N. Shoecraft, President; Miss, Helen Chapman, Secretary; E. M. ; Treasurer; Jas. R. Davis, ‘ Faozen Up. The water supply of the Nevada ~ City mine froze yesterday morning, necessitating a suspension of operations. The past few days have witnessed numerous cases of the kind both in ‘the spot aad Sete “Mecxlors’s Acid Posighane.' Is -valuable for professional aap woprod rang taped always lost by severe mental labor. Hee catch Seber. ‘Flee, . Hill. . lof ore on thedump, = The mining people around Grass Valley are rather jubi ant at ‘the flattering prospect now in store:All of the older ones are louking well, a .d the young ones, or the prospects, give every endduragement of bright hopes for the futare. : : An uprise is beiig made in the 14 level. of the Idaho. None of the ledge has been taked down in this level, as yet. The ledge has every indication of being a very valuable Oe cae nit ee Si al The Empire mine -is—looking anusually good. Drifting north and south iv the ¥3-level is going vi,orously on. ‘The Company. will soon remodel their mill. throughout, and thé hoisting works building will be greatly improved, The Nevada mine, joining the Empite, is lookiag well. A new set jofmen-startedsmking a new ehaft Wednesday, Stoping is being done on the leyel which was commenced ata-depth of 120 feet. The ledge Jooks well, aud there isa large pile . The Crown Point Company, (oli William’ Perm), have issued a prospectus, and it is thought. that work will_soon—be--commensedon this property. ~The Indian Springs Mining Coin pany, headéd*by°M~-C. Taylor and Weissbein Bros., are ‘driving their ‘tunnels ahead, and expect to cut a large copper vein about 50 feet from where they are now working. The gtouud is good and eas.ly worked, Work at the Imperial is being pushed shead with all vigor and energy, and the company have not lost ove whit of faith-in the excelleut little prospect. The 10-stamp mi!l is now about completed, with : water attachments, and it ix expected thar the stamps will drop upon $t5-ore about the latter part of this week. The ledge at the Imperial is five feet ia thickness, — 5 “The Grey Houud Compary are still ranning ther driftahead, ~and the ore is improving as the drift’ is advanced. The new ground, near Unfion Hill, which is being opened up by the Gold Point Company, has a shaft 75 feet deep. At the bottom of the shaft there is a 4-foot ledge which shows gold. This grouyd© was purchased from the Stuart-brothers, and— is ott the line of the disputed ground of the Point. A crushing of ore will-soon be had, as there is considérable now on the damp. The Rocky BarCompany are still working about sixteen miners on tribute.” “Deiftiiig is the” principal work being dune in the mine, which is being carried on in the first tevel, in a westerly direction. The ledge ens Out and gives promise of being a permanent one, but the g ound is so brokew that the ledge soon runs off into strings, yet the comp ny intend to keep on ‘drifting until the —permanent ledge is found. -Since-our last report, and indeed up to within the past week, the New York Hill had not been looking well, yet the company were notin the least discouraged. The.ore body has been very large but of low grade ore, and the. Directors fully expected that. the mine—would ran bebind fully$2,000 on the month. Their. expectations have been disappointed, The mine is now lookin; exceédingly well all. through, and the. returns in the Rocky Bar ovcasionally wid‘the experienve of the Jay Rial Unele. Tom Cabiu Company iu an Oregon town a few weeks ago. As it goes, two of the bloodhounds ‘that figure in the river scene broke loose fiom their fastenings and picking the trained donkey upin their teeth soon shook the breath of life from that sagacious animal’s body.‘ The minagement was iu a dilemmi. A performance had to be given that evening, and it was simply out of question to teach another donkey the Stage business in three or four hours, even if oue could be procured at ali in that remote region; and what was worse, the proprietor of the comypa-ay had issued the strongest kind of au order for the show never to be cut.” It-was while the question 0. what to do was vexing the rest.that one of the supernumaries generously volunteered to skin the dead donkey, don its covering aud palm-_himse-t of on the public as Lawyer Marks’ faithful beast. The experiment proved a tailure, the audience at once detecting the fraud aud hooting the accommodating but incompetent Was not increased when the stage manager bore down on him with the remark, *‘It’s the first. time 5ou ever failed to make an ass of yourseli when you went on the stage.” A uéw donkey, and a very smart one, uow acts the part : Sealine oti ae a WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleancd Mere and There. H. G. Weir and A. ‘Dermire, of Downieville, are in town. K. W. Brier, Vice Principal of the Sacramento High School, who died Sunday, was a son of Rev. J.’ W. Brier, Sr., formerly of Geass Valleys Miss H. Skahaen has returned trom Graniteville, where she his: been teaching, to spend her vacation, She will take charge of her school again in ihe spring. Wednesday iorning high” mass was held in St. _ Patrick's Church at Grase--Vatley” ‘tor the late Father Lynn, who died in Irelana a few lays” ago. The deceaced was a . aéphew of Rev,-Father Dalton of Grass” Valley, aud spent ~ several months inthis county some time io gteak” Senator Cross, besides being Chairman of the Judiciary Commit-. tee, is-a-member of the .Commitvees of Engrossed Bills, and Irriga-tion, Water Rights, Drainage and Mining Debris. Senator Wallis ‘ia on the committee of Kurolled Bills, Finance, Irrigation, Water Rights, Drainage and Mining Debris, Mines aod Miuing-aud—Fedaral Relations; se The Ice Marvest. The Gazette says that the Summit Company’s Prosser Creek ice houses are all fail, and they hold 12,000 tons. Boca has 5,000 tons, part of it last year’s ice. The Nevada Ice Company at Camp 16 have put up 4,000 tons of fine ice. The People’s Ice Company at Cuba, put up 3,000 tons of new ice and have as. much more old ice: in the house. e Mountain Ice Company have 2, tons, anid will put up another crop, making nearly 30,000 to: s that Truckee can furnish in 1883. There is a “good steal of ice put up at Reno, Washoe,. Ophir, Virginia, Sutro und other points in that vicinity, making 5,000] . tons more, The ice is all thick and very fine, some of it over 20 inches. It is tlie best ice year bad for a long A good story es told concerning . the trath, draw poker is a. disease. That paper says: On» of the pecuiarities of the game is that the basi her, as soon as he finds out that one certain kindof a hand beats another, and that a bluff if saccdssful, bea’s any hand, thinks he can play the yame better'than any man. If he holds a poor hand onee and bets big . on it ‘ahd scares an old veteran, when he rakes in the money he cocks his hat on one side and thinks how tich he might have been if he had learned to play "poker before. He wonders why everybody don’t: give apsbusiness and play poker and get rich. As he counts over the chips Lhe bas won so easily by a simple display of nerve, he says to himself; “This game is good for yours truly, Hencet hard-work and me will dissolve partnership.’ He keeps onplaying. When he wins, his hat is voeked-on-one side, and whee he) loses he wears it straight. At frat itis ov One side most ef the time, thea he gets’ to wearivg straight pretty frequently, until: he loses every dollar he has got and goes: out pad -clubs-hinself.~ There iswo-game better caleulated to take the’ conceit out ofa man. Do not delay having it-taken“out, as-long-as-your systens is in the condition to retain. the seeds of the disease, but hant for sanes-that you can yet into, till you ose ‘enough, then call yourself a monumental, colossal, enigmatical ass; and jump theygame. You will never think as mach of yourself after it is over as you did ‘before, butyou will be worth more to society. Tur New York Herald élitorially says: It is evident that’ before any hea . way oan be made against polygamy . in Utah, that Cougrees mast, make aliw with more effective provisions than any now in force, At. present it is. practically impossible.to prove a polygamous marriage. These _marriages-are-performed-ift-secrat,—without-any-record available-as—testimo= ny. Nor is it practicible to © establish a marriage by the evidence of parties to it, The Edayinds bilt provides for meeting these difficulties, It will leave the Mo:mona little hope for escape from prosecution for their flagrant violation of law. It ought’ to be spe ecily ly passed. Tae light weight ‘al Gambetta's brain is puzzling the scientific doctors. It weighed only thirty-nine ounces, The maximamweight—of the healthy brain is sixty-four ounces and the minimum thirty-one, Dull men often have heavy brains, and bright men light ones. As a “rule, however, the weight of brain shows intellectual capacity, but quality and other conditions must be taken into account, THE Southern. Pacifle Railrdad is now in oferation, and will bring passengers from Havre, France, to San Francisco, via New Orleans, El Paso and Los Angeles for $65. This low fare will till up New Mexico and the Pacific States with industrious people from France and Germany and other foreign countries, It will turn southwestwar . ’a part of the tide of immigration now moving northwestward, ¥From--the-reports “ofthe Wood River Times thé relocation or jumping of claims on New Year's eve has constituted about the only work done in mines in that much puffed country fora year past. The women will show a sarplus of coin. There is a probability that the Peabody will have their affairs ad}justed. in such a manner as to iesame work early io the spring. Truckee Republican items. C. F. McGlashan and family, who are on their-way East, are expected in Truckee the latter pert of the week, After vain and frantic struggles for life the Windsor Opera Compathe flume and the people, some of them, are still in Trackee. The Company were deserving a betier fate, and the members of the Compauy have made many friends there who syaipathize with them in their misfortunes. Justice Keiser has received a letter from Dr. D. G. Webber in. regard tothe Mar. Browa forgery case. He utterly repudiates Brown, Says he has no account with the Bank of California, and if Browa had a check on that Bank, with the name of D. G. Wedtier signed to it, it was a forgery. Dr. Webber further states that Brown has, on séveral occasions, during last summer, forged his e to orders on various parties in Truckee, and has in this way collected considerable money. It is a in case of forgery azainst Brown it is altogether probable that he will be sent to San Quentin for a few ~ Miss A class first RURTLEFF witl give a -iy Drawing and ‘ fas It o'stook, Tor Painting on Tuesdays and Fridays, ons, at her father’s residence on Piety —— lesson. ny has bursted collapsed, gone up. — time. sail ss The Party To-Night. The prospects are-goodforan—iinmense gathering of peuple at Hunt’s of tickets have been disposed of to dancers, and the galleries will. be filled with spectators, The g-and march will take place promptly at 9 o'clock, and the Knights will give their drill and sword practice half an hour later. EEE Wanted. On salary or commission, reliable agents to canvass for Tunison’s celebrated Maps ana Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit free. For partic. lars address JOHN Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal. tf Come let the jovous tidings roll. From east, to west, from pole to pole, That womgn’s teeth, and . i d breath No more shall suffer death, For SOZODONT with magic % Preserves them now fom foul y. 2a = a Cash on Delivery. Persons having work done at the Dressmaking establishment of Mrs. Mills must hereafter ad jor the same before taking it away. jl3-iw Farmers and otbers desirivg af teel, lucrative agency ousiness, rw hich $5 to $20 day can be earn, send address atance, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. tf A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. 2 Negiect freuently results in an incurable . divers. or Consumption. Brown’s Bronbvhial Troches—are—certain— to” Hall thie evening. A large number }. soup festival tobe given by the la=e took a hand. As assessment work is “not likely tobe done, Year’s eve will st@ a new set of jumpers =proviting they don’t starve or freeze out in the meantime. ia aa A GREAT many newspaper jokes have been made about the loue oyster soup at a church fair; but it is an ‘actual fact, says the S. F. Post, that a Eureka, Nev,, clergyman tele. graphed to that city for two dozen fresh oysters for the use at an oyster dies of his church, 3 Boston has had only two City Clerks since it became a city, Samuel T. McCleery held the position fom 1822 to 1852, thirty years, and his son succeeded-him that year and 18 vow compleéing his thirtieth year of service. No mistake has ever. been discovered in their books during this whole time. A-woman at Kingston, New Mexico, gets. praise for erecting a log cabin without help. She eut the logs, hauled them, made the shingles for the roof, and pat the structure} ‘together. She has a napa who takes care of the children, # 7 AN effective medicine for kidney +}diseasts, low fevers and nervous pfostration, and well worthy of a trial, is Brown’s Irou Bitters. M others: Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night, and broken vf your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excraciating pain of cutting teeth. If 80,go at once sand’ get a battie of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. -It will relieve the -pdor tittle suffer=— fer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about rit. There is not a.mother on _eaout: as cove tliet it Sli. regulate Eas Sorel. and give rest to the. relief and health to. .the safe to use in all caslike it is It'the woud’ ® ist edi tella. “Hex New> ———— HOMEOP ATHISTS . ”: ee NP. BROWN . = 2 general in‘roduction of the pecan tveein California, The pecan wool is hard, the aut valuable, the tree handsome, and free from all parasites which are so seriously threatening all the fruits of this State, ‘The value of fhe nat may be inferred from the fact that the last year’s crop in a sing'e county in Texas sold for about $6,000. “The only fault found with the pecan tree it is too slow a. grower for fast California, It is like the oranye, only a httle slowet, and does not besr until about ten_years of age,.Mv, Strentecl ree=4ommenids that nats for. planting be obtained from dealers in preferétice to getting trees from —the—nurseries: The seed should be planed in-a—box of damp sand and transplanted _firat in March or April. A double row of trees platted around farms would make an excellent wind break, while furnishing . a delightful shade,-George-}. — Briggs . the pioneer fruit grower of Yuba-county, who owns an-—extensive fruit orchard and vineyard near Davteville, has"pecan trees growing that are fifteen years old and bearing . “abadantys “They grow without i rigation. and will thrive anywhapé ip the valleys.--The seed cost but atrifle,-and-the-labor-of p' anting an be done at odd times. ‘Thé pecan would loubtless do well in the lower part of Nevada county,’ Ss THE last Vestige of slavery is the head dress adorning the Goddess of Liberty on the dome of the Capitol. There is some talk at Washington of its removal, and placing the cap. ot Liberty in its place. Jefferson Davis was on the committee that considered the work. He, however, opposed the liberty cap because it represents freedom to all mankind, aud at that time slavery existed. He suggested an Indian head-dress, and his suggestion was favorably considered> ‘Tux Toronto Globe sys: “Canada has passed many Acts that have been out of accord with the British policy, but not a single Canadian Act has beén/disallowéd by the Imperial Govérnment on that account,” England's treatment of -her colonies has changed wonderfully since 1776, . . Cauada and the rest have the United States to thank for the liberty of action they now enjoy. a Oe A Wisconsin milliqnaire divided his estate among his three children, with the provision that half of each portion of it is to be kept by trustees until the child to whom it is left is 30: years old, and then it is not-to be delivered until proof is given that at least--one-half-of*the portion previously paid has not been squandered.When did a millionaire do a more sens. ble thing ? SPEAKING of the electric light. in Los Angeles, an old San Josean now residing there, writes as follows: “T defy any person to uamea sivgle place in the city of Los Angeles, on its streets, Teannot go any time of night when the “electric lights are turned on and #eé to pick up a brass » button, and in the majority of p'aces & pin.” _<> — Marx Twasn’s new volume entitled “‘Mississippi Sketches,” which is-in-prees;-is-to-be-about the size of “Innocents Abroad,” and will be published — simultaneously in New York and London. + HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. House has.§ Rooms and Basement. In ‘00d location, and will be sold at a sacrifice. Fowles at — BRAND & BASSETT'S Bookstore. jal3-1m NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento Street, E. WEISS, Prop’r. eens OLD AND watt, ESTABLISHED BREWERY Still maintains its reputation for brewing The Best Beer in California, Which is sold in quantities to suit,and delivered Free of charge. ‘The attention of the public is called to my Which is pronounced by all who have tried it superior to any imported, The ‘pure and wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it ba made, gives it the preference to all lovers of this whelesome beverage. E, WEISS. Nevada City, Jan. 12, 1883, : “FOR REN EAT. a: gle is j eeak ten rent had at half cost, ond iets wae Possession ares Sanuaty ist. “Dr. z: ‘Stone 1 aR thet : . tate has, STRONG e ICES7 _.A great many’people are asking what particular troubles BROwN’s IRON BirteErs is good for. Tt. will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease, A Lady Cured of Rheumatism, = Baltimore, » 1880, My reeyre was mop an Eyer by : Rheumesitm Iron am: and I taking Bre had te enough to atpo tothy dail ey duties. Lamaow using the third bottle and I A aining strength daily, and I Abeertly eimenand it to all. of it. Mrs. Mary E. Brasnzar, 273 tman st, Kidney Disease Cured, Christiansburg, Va., 188:. sengeetie from kidney disease from which I could §st no relief, { tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which cured me completely. A child of mine, recovering from scarlet fever,. had no appetite and did not seem to abletoeatatall, Igavehim Iron. Bitters with the happiest results. Kyig Montacug. Vine ae poesia After trying FR ‘physicians and many remedies for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised totry Brown’s Iron Bitters. Ihave used two bottles and never found anything that gave me so much relief, Mrs. Janniz Hess, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, BRown’s IRON BITTERS is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuine, “simply becatise it purifies and en. ‘Peannot say too much in praise Successors to be WE. ALSO CARRY “SCHOOL BOOKS, —--—0o an exp:rienced Druggist. WM. H. Groceries, Provisions, Canned SSS 2) “GARR BROTHERS, _ PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. . a A mages STOCK OF ne a AND TOILET Ai cos And everything else usually found in a first-class Daow Store. ———o—— Newspapers; ‘Tilustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. CK SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES: A fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery: &@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours ‘iy . gg Bauoes, mE The Boss } Grocery tore, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, OF) “FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, He. ene a tas Fes SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT f TAH Boss GROCHRY sda =. Ex. cress a . NEVADA aoe per 4 MEDICINE, A FULL LINE OF ‘STATIONERY, — es SMITH, Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour, NOTICE. NDER the authority of an order of the perior Court of Nevada County, I will aor sealed bids for the purchase of all the demands arid accounts of .P. H. Belden, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of eee (oenlvent, led in said Superior Court) unt Saturday. January 27, 1883, At 12o’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES D. WHITE, Aveignes of Estate of P. H. Belden Insolvent. ‘wi Dated January 16, 1688 i05 STETTER GELEC CATED STOMACH SITTER: Hostetter’s, Stomach Bitters gives steadiness to the nerves, induces a healthy; natural flow of bile, prevents constipation without unduly purging the~ bowels, gently stimulates the circulation, and by promoting a vigorous co: dition of the ‘physical system, promotes, also, that cheerfulness, which is the truest indication of a well balanced condition of all the animal powers, . For sale by all Dru gists and Dealers generally. Administratrix Sale pursuance of sn order of the Superior urt of the County of Nevada, State of California, nade on the 13th day of January, 1883, in the matter of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceased, the undersigned, the Admin: . istratrix of the said Estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for ¢ash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Su erior Court, on WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1883, at twelve o'clock M., all N pura IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN o *. the right, title and interest of the said A. Rosenthal, at the time of his death, and .all the right, ‘title and interest that the said es, by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to’ that of the said. A. Rosenthatime of his death, in and toall those certain lots, pieces or parcels of lend,situate, lying and ing in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, and described as fol lows: Lot Two (2 in Block Twelve (12), and Lot Fourteen (in Block five (5)as designated on the official map of said Nevada City. Said Lots will be sold separately, and b'ds in writing will be received for each of said lots, by said Administrairix, at the law office of Cross & Simonds, in said Nevada City, until the hour of twelve o'clock M. January Bist, 1883. MARIA A. ROSENTHAL, Administratrix of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceaséd Cross & Simonds, Attorneys for — tratrix. jani3-td $75 00 REWARD! REWARD OF $75 00 is offered for A the arrest and conviction of the a son or persons who cut off my horse’s tail, mane and foretop, on the night of December the mistreant die the work with a pair of sheap shears. HENRY FIENE, ~-419-Imi “T Deer Creek Crossing. Drs. F.J. & Almeda Magee, Union Hotel, Nevada City. ae ae will-attend te general praeig given to fractu eases of women an} ;and obstetrics \ gitended to or night. Ca Betenind Somat UNION HOTEL 5th, 1882. From appesrances it is supposed . ” ial attention mictures and dial DR, ALMEDA. MAGEE will assist in -dis-{+— Calls tm élty or country promptty . ? es Ee :. cipal $100, Primary $60 per sale ee aa Corner Broad and Pine Sts., By a ‘Competent Druggist, and ~ Nevada Drug Store, ——— 0 WALTER D. VINTON, rll oo A Lange Stock of Patent Medicines oe Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toitet Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Nevada City, Cal PERFECT PURITY Guoremiens, saath WILL BE SOLD CH GEORGE GEHRIG,. ~ BREWER, Proprietor of the MILWAUKEE BREWERY SPRING STREET .. NEVADA CITY. 7 4 lam 2 ha to furnish the public with the best ie Lager Beer, ees And Porter, By the Keg, Gallon or Quart. . Try these articles, “They are all of m own manufacture, and . af WARRANTED PURE AND. ey e. Gzanic, jon Milweukee Brewery. — To Schoo’ T Teachers. : Te Trustees of Mc Moore’s Fiat Schoo . nega ted receive ae sat Gn son eka _ AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, SORT aaRe AND QUEEN,” Do __ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. --THE— STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. ‘25,000 JUST RECEIVED. ‘OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN. THE COUNTY, : [CONSUMERS CALL & REAMINE QUALIFY & PRICR FAlso-1 1 Full Line of Tobacco: and Smokers Articles, EAPER THAN ANY —! Delinquent Tax List. OTICE is hereby given that sealed proNee a be eceved ot be office of ¥ Cleri evada City, N ; para California, up to 2 : bm january 26th, 1983, for pu’ ‘the Depe te of Nevada Coun a for the » Clerk. year 1882. G. BEA’ D. Harris, Dep FOR SALE The Whole or OneHalf interest-inthe — Fruit Evaporator, ~ Corner of East Broad and Pine. streets. : to. o the lirchaser. i JOHN RICH; jlo. District Clerk, : Bene

duction. L, ; less prices Rp arr Ll Years Wa rts’ Block ny customPOSSIBLE sti in the skerel AR’S WORTH OY cere a Ib. } ~~ fight distarbed.the city’s serenity as, gallery only, the price of adinission _. Naffeiger, Vice President; Mrs. N. . Opening and Closing of Mails. : liati} further notice the matis will close as ater ue. Eta ally at 6:90. a. : pmg ie DA. Me tar abe, ch he Sierm via North Cam, Tl ‘wdjat@ a. mu. , Tent, North Moore's Flat se lage ai an Date Flat Friday, at 6 a.m. ist, HOLBROOK PLM. “The barometer told the trath Wednesilay, Yesterday was a: sunshiny The Plaza is being put in splendid shape by Road Cummissioner Casper. ~ News gathering is discouraging work these days. Not even a dogyeaterday. The stamps of the new mill at. the Mt Auburn weigh 75 pounds each, drop 85 times a minute, and crush about 18 tons every 24 hours.The Knights of Pythias_of this.city are talking of visiting the Grass Valley lodge soon in uniform, and -givug an exhibition drill for the entertainment of their brethren there: A miter who recently came here from Colfax was caved on yesterday afteraoon in R. Gs McCutchan’s mine at Canada. Hill. -The man who brought the news, to town says he was seriously: injared. —_— Teo A Miners’ Candlestick. The Tuscarora Review, in speaking of a new min re’ conddicetion, -point-for—fastening—in—timbers—the ~“hookfor hanging upon the wall or projecting rock—a knife for cutting, and a clutch for-eapping fuse. It is 80 arranged that it can be closed it a small space, and carried in the pocket. Itisa very neat piece of work, and isthe invention of J. C. ‘Martin, a blacksmith living im Tascarora. Probate Matters. — Estate of Virrilla Shurtleff, deceased. January 29th fixed as_ time for hearing the petition of S.-M. Shurtleff for letters of administration on the estate of deveased, and the appointment of appraisers, ~~ --Hetate-and Guardianship-of Pred. J. Bean, Nettie A, Beawet al, min“ors. A.A. Bean, “appointed guardian, to file bond in the sum of we. Flees for To-night. Pie scale of prices for the party at Alunt’s Hall to-night is as follows: Tickets to floor (admitting one gentleman and two-ladies only), §1. Each additional lady, 50 cents. Admission to the galleries: -Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 cents, Children will be admitted to the for the same being 25 cents each. New. tae F Shee. re hes returned to this city and opened a iailor shop on Broad street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Company’s express office. He keeps in stock a choice assortment of goods mnie WHTOH NS Will make up to—order—in} the latest Eastern styles and at -the ‘lowest rates. His advertisement will be found in another column. Superior Cours. .The following business was trans_acted in the Superior’ Court’ yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People va. John. Wagner. Time of arraignment postponed till Jaa 20th, ‘W. W. Cross, administrator, vs. James Kitts et al. Qn trial. Glee Clab Election. ” At the meeting of the Glee “Club held Wednesday evening the following were elected as officers: B. N. Shoecraft, President; Miss, Helen Chapman, Secretary; E. M. ; Treasurer; Jas. R. Davis, ‘ Faozen Up. The water supply of the Nevada ~ City mine froze yesterday morning, necessitating a suspension of operations. The past few days have witnessed numerous cases of the kind both in ‘the spot aad Sete “Mecxlors’s Acid Posighane.' Is -valuable for professional aap woprod rang taped always lost by severe mental labor. Hee catch Seber. ‘Flee, . Hill. . lof ore on thedump, = The mining people around Grass Valley are rather jubi ant at ‘the flattering prospect now in store:All of the older ones are louking well, a .d the young ones, or the prospects, give every endduragement of bright hopes for the futare. : : An uprise is beiig made in the 14 level. of the Idaho. None of the ledge has been taked down in this level, as yet. The ledge has every indication of being a very valuable Oe cae nit ee Si al The Empire mine -is—looking anusually good. Drifting north and south iv the ¥3-level is going vi,orously on. ‘The Company. will soon remodel their mill. throughout, and thé hoisting works building will be greatly improved, The Nevada mine, joining the Empite, is lookiag well. A new set jofmen-startedsmking a new ehaft Wednesday, Stoping is being done on the leyel which was commenced ata-depth of 120 feet. The ledge Jooks well, aud there isa large pile . The Crown Point Company, (oli William’ Perm), have issued a prospectus, and it is thought. that work will_soon—be--commensedon this property. ~The Indian Springs Mining Coin pany, headéd*by°M~-C. Taylor and Weissbein Bros., are ‘driving their ‘tunnels ahead, and expect to cut a large copper vein about 50 feet from where they are now working. The gtouud is good and eas.ly worked, Work at the Imperial is being pushed shead with all vigor and energy, and the company have not lost ove whit of faith-in the excelleut little prospect. The 10-stamp mi!l is now about completed, with : water attachments, and it ix expected thar the stamps will drop upon $t5-ore about the latter part of this week. The ledge at the Imperial is five feet ia thickness, — 5 “The Grey Houud Compary are still ranning ther driftahead, ~and the ore is improving as the drift’ is advanced. The new ground, near Unfion Hill, which is being opened up by the Gold Point Company, has a shaft 75 feet deep. At the bottom of the shaft there is a 4-foot ledge which shows gold. This grouyd© was purchased from the Stuart-brothers, and— is ott the line of the disputed ground of the Point. A crushing of ore will-soon be had, as there is considérable now on the damp. The Rocky BarCompany are still working about sixteen miners on tribute.” “Deiftiiig is the” principal work being dune in the mine, which is being carried on in the first tevel, in a westerly direction. The ledge ens Out and gives promise of being a permanent one, but the g ound is so brokew that the ledge soon runs off into strings, yet the comp ny intend to keep on ‘drifting until the —permanent ledge is found. -Since-our last report, and indeed up to within the past week, the New York Hill had not been looking well, yet the company were notin the least discouraged. The.ore body has been very large but of low grade ore, and the. Directors fully expected that. the mine—would ran bebind fully$2,000 on the month. Their. expectations have been disappointed, The mine is now lookin; exceédingly well all. through, and the. returns in the Rocky Bar ovcasionally wid‘the experienve of the Jay Rial Unele. Tom Cabiu Company iu an Oregon town a few weeks ago. As it goes, two of the bloodhounds ‘that figure in the river scene broke loose fiom their fastenings and picking the trained donkey upin their teeth soon shook the breath of life from that sagacious animal’s body.‘ The minagement was iu a dilemmi. A performance had to be given that evening, and it was simply out of question to teach another donkey the Stage business in three or four hours, even if oue could be procured at ali in that remote region; and what was worse, the proprietor of the comypa-ay had issued the strongest kind of au order for the show never to be cut.” It-was while the question 0. what to do was vexing the rest.that one of the supernumaries generously volunteered to skin the dead donkey, don its covering aud palm-_himse-t of on the public as Lawyer Marks’ faithful beast. The experiment proved a tailure, the audience at once detecting the fraud aud hooting the accommodating but incompetent Was not increased when the stage manager bore down on him with the remark, *‘It’s the first. time 5ou ever failed to make an ass of yourseli when you went on the stage.” A uéw donkey, and a very smart one, uow acts the part : Sealine oti ae a WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleancd Mere and There. H. G. Weir and A. ‘Dermire, of Downieville, are in town. K. W. Brier, Vice Principal of the Sacramento High School, who died Sunday, was a son of Rev. J.’ W. Brier, Sr., formerly of Geass Valleys Miss H. Skahaen has returned trom Graniteville, where she his: been teaching, to spend her vacation, She will take charge of her school again in ihe spring. Wednesday iorning high” mass was held in St. _ Patrick's Church at Grase--Vatley” ‘tor the late Father Lynn, who died in Irelana a few lays” ago. The deceaced was a . aéphew of Rev,-Father Dalton of Grass” Valley, aud spent ~ several months inthis county some time io gteak” Senator Cross, besides being Chairman of the Judiciary Commit-. tee, is-a-member of the .Commitvees of Engrossed Bills, and Irriga-tion, Water Rights, Drainage and Mining Debris. Senator Wallis ‘ia on the committee of Kurolled Bills, Finance, Irrigation, Water Rights, Drainage and Mining Debris, Mines aod Miuing-aud—Fedaral Relations; se The Ice Marvest. The Gazette says that the Summit Company’s Prosser Creek ice houses are all fail, and they hold 12,000 tons. Boca has 5,000 tons, part of it last year’s ice. The Nevada Ice Company at Camp 16 have put up 4,000 tons of fine ice. The People’s Ice Company at Cuba, put up 3,000 tons of new ice and have as. much more old ice: in the house. e Mountain Ice Company have 2, tons, anid will put up another crop, making nearly 30,000 to: s that Truckee can furnish in 1883. There is a “good steal of ice put up at Reno, Washoe,. Ophir, Virginia, Sutro und other points in that vicinity, making 5,000] . tons more, The ice is all thick and very fine, some of it over 20 inches. It is tlie best ice year bad for a long A good story es told concerning . the trath, draw poker is a. disease. That paper says: On» of the pecuiarities of the game is that the basi her, as soon as he finds out that one certain kindof a hand beats another, and that a bluff if saccdssful, bea’s any hand, thinks he can play the yame better'than any man. If he holds a poor hand onee and bets big . on it ‘ahd scares an old veteran, when he rakes in the money he cocks his hat on one side and thinks how tich he might have been if he had learned to play "poker before.. He wonders why everybody don’t: give apsbusiness and play poker and get rich. As he counts over the chips Lhe bas won so easily by a simple display of nerve, he says to himself; “This game is good for yours truly, Hencet hard-work and me will dissolve partnership.’ He keeps onplaying. When he wins, his hat is voeked-on-one side, and whee he) loses he wears it straight. At frat itis ov One side most ef the time, thea he gets’ to wearivg straight pretty frequently, until: he loses every dollar he has got and goes: out pad -clubs-hinself.~ There iswo-game better caleulated to take the’ conceit out ofa man. Do not delay having it-taken“out, as-long-as-your systens is in the condition to retain. the seeds of the disease, but hant for sanes-that you can yet into, till you ose ‘enough, then call yourself a monumental, colossal, enigmatical ass; and jump theygame. You will never think as mach of yourself after it is over as you did ‘before, butyou will be worth more to society. Tur New York Herald élitorially says: It is evident that’ before any hea . way oan be made against polygamy . in Utah, that Cougrees mast, make aliw with more effective provisions than any now in force, At. present it is. practically impossible.to prove a polygamous marriage. These _marriages-are-performed-ift-secrat,—without-any-record available-as—testimo= ny. Nor is it practicible to © establish a marriage by the evidence of parties to it, The Edayinds bilt provides for meeting these difficulties, It will leave the Mo:mona little hope for escape from prosecution for their flagrant violation of law. It ought’ to be spe ecily ly passed. Tae light weight ‘al Gambetta's brain is puzzling the scientific doctors. It weighed only thirty-nine ounces, The maximamweight—of the healthy brain is sixty-four ounces and the minimum thirty-one, Dull men often have heavy brains, and bright men light ones. As a “rule, however, the weight of brain shows intellectual capacity, but quality and other conditions must be taken into account, THE Southern. Pacifle Railrdad is now in oferation, and will bring passengers from Havre, France, to San Francisco, via New Orleans, El Paso and Los Angeles for $65. This low fare will till up New Mexico and the Pacific States with industrious people from France and Germany and other foreign countries, It will turn southwestwar . ’a part of the tide of immigration now moving northwestward, ¥From--the-reports “ofthe Wood River Times thé relocation or jumping of claims on New Year's eve has constituted about the only work done in mines in that much puffed country fora year past. The women will show a sarplus of coin. There is a probability that the Peabody will have their affairs ad}justed. in such a manner as to iesame work early io the spring. Truckee Republican items. C. F. McGlashan and family, who are on their-way East, are expected in Truckee the latter pert of the week, After vain and frantic struggles for life the Windsor Opera Compathe flume and the people, some of them, are still in Trackee. The Company were deserving a betier fate, and the members of the Compauy have made many friends there who syaipathize with them in their misfortunes. Justice Keiser has received a letter from Dr. D. G. Webber in. regard tothe Mar.. Browa forgery case. He utterly repudiates Brown, Says he has no account with the Bank of California, and if Browa had a check on that Bank, with the name of D. G. Wedtier signed to it, it was a forgery. Dr. Webber further states that Brown has, on séveral occasions, during last summer, forged his e to orders on various parties in Truckee, and has in this way collected considerable money. It is a in case of forgery azainst Brown it is altogether probable that he will be sent to San Quentin for a few ~ Miss A class first RURTLEFF witl give a -iy Drawing and ‘ fas It o'stook, Tor Painting on Tuesdays and Fridays, ons, at her father’s residence on Piety —— lesson. ny has bursted collapsed, gone up. — time. sail ss The Party To-Night. The prospects are-goodforan—iinmense gathering of peuple at Hunt’s of tickets have been disposed of to dancers, and the galleries will. be filled with spectators, The g-and march will take place promptly at 9 o'clock, and the Knights will give their drill and sword practice half an hour later. EEE Wanted. On salary or commission, reliable agents to canvass for Tunison’s celebrated Maps ana Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit free. For partic. lars address JOHN Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal. tf Come let the jovous tidings roll. From east, to west, from pole to pole, That womgn’s teeth, and . i d breath No more shall suffer death,

For SOZODONT with magic % Preserves them now fom foul y. 2a = a Cash on Delivery. Persons having work done at the Dressmaking establishment of Mrs. Mills must hereafter ad jor the same before taking it away. jl3-iw Farmers and otbers desirivg af teel, lucrative agency ousiness, rw hich $5 to $20 day can be earn, send address atance, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. tf A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. 2 Negiect freuently results in an incurable . divers. or Consumption. Brown’s Bronbvhial Troches—are—certain— to” Hall thie evening. A large number }. soup festival tobe given by the la=e took a hand. As assessment work is “not likely tobe done, Year’s eve will st@ a new set of jumpers =proviting they don’t starve or freeze out in the meantime. ia aa A GREAT many newspaper jokes have been made about the loue oyster soup at a church fair; but it is an ‘actual fact, says the S. F. Post, that a Eureka, Nev,, clergyman tele. graphed to that city for two dozen fresh oysters for the use at an oyster dies of his church, 3 Boston has had only two City Clerks since it became a city, Samuel T. McCleery held the position fom 1822 to 1852, thirty years, and his son succeeded-him that year and 18 vow compleéing his thirtieth year of service. No mistake has ever. been discovered in their books during this whole time. A-woman at Kingston, New Mexico, gets. praise for erecting a log cabin without help. She eut the logs, hauled them, made the shingles for the roof, and pat the structure} ‘together. She has a napa who takes care of the children, # 7 AN effective medicine for kidney +}diseasts, low fevers and nervous pfostration, and well worthy of a trial, is Brown’s Irou Bitters. M others: Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night, and broken vf your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excraciating pain of cutting teeth. If 80,go at once sand’ get a battie of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. -It will relieve the -pdor tittle suffer=— fer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about rit. There is not a.mother on _eaout: as cove tliet it Sli. regulate Eas Sorel. and give rest to the. relief and health to. .the safe to use in all caslike it is It'the woud’ ® ist edi tella. “Hex New> ———— HOMEOP ATHISTS . ”: ee NP. BROWN . = 2 general in‘roduction of the pecan tveein California, The pecan wool is hard, the aut valuable, the tree handsome, and free from all parasites which are so seriously threatening all the fruits of this State, ‘The value of fhe nat may be inferred from the fact that the last year’s crop in a sing'e county in Texas sold for about $6,000. “The only fault found with the pecan tree it is too slow a. grower for fast California, It is like the oranye, only a httle slowet, and does not besr until about ten_years of age,.Mv, Strentecl ree=4ommenids that nats for. planting be obtained from dealers in preferétice to getting trees from —the—nurseries: The seed should be planed in-a—box of damp sand and transplanted _firat in March or April. A double row of trees platted around farms would make an excellent wind break, while furnishing . a delightful shade,-George-}. — Briggs . the pioneer fruit grower of Yuba-county, who owns an-—extensive fruit orchard and vineyard near Davteville, has"pecan trees growing that are fifteen years old and bearing . “abadantys “They grow without i rigation. and will thrive anywhapé ip the valleys.--The seed cost but atrifle,-and-the-labor-of p' anting an be done at odd times. ‘Thé pecan would loubtless do well in the lower part of Nevada county,’ Ss THE last Vestige of slavery is the head dress adorning the Goddess of Liberty on the dome of the Capitol. There is some talk at Washington of its removal, and placing the cap. ot Liberty in its place. Jefferson Davis was on the committee that considered the work. He, however, opposed the liberty cap because it represents freedom to all mankind, aud at that time slavery existed. He suggested an Indian head-dress, and his suggestion was favorably considered> ‘Tux Toronto Globe sys: “Canada has passed many Acts that have been out of accord with the British policy, but not a single Canadian Act has beén/disallowéd by the Imperial Govérnment on that account,” England's treatment of -her colonies has changed wonderfully since 1776, . . Cauada and the rest have the United States to thank for the liberty of action they now enjoy. a Oe A Wisconsin milliqnaire divided his estate among his three children, with the provision that half of each portion of it is to be kept by trustees until the child to whom it is left is 30: years old, and then it is not-to be delivered until proof is given that at least--one-half-of*the portion previously paid has not been squandered.When did a millionaire do a more sens. ble thing ? SPEAKING of the electric light. in Los Angeles, an old San Josean now residing there, writes as follows: “T defy any person to uamea sivgle place in the city of Los Angeles, on its streets, Teannot go any time of night when the “electric lights are turned on and #eé to pick up a brass » button, and in the majority of p'aces & pin.” _<> — Marx Twasn’s new volume entitled “‘Mississippi Sketches,” which is-in-prees;-is-to-be-about the size of “Innocents Abroad,” and will be published — simultaneously in New York and London. + HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. House has.§ Rooms and Basement. In ‘00d location, and will be sold at a sacrifice. Fowles at — BRAND & BASSETT'S Bookstore. jal3-1m NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento Street, E. WEISS, Prop’r. eens OLD AND watt, ESTABLISHED BREWERY Still maintains its reputation for brewing The Best Beer in California, Which is sold in quantities to suit,and delivered Free of charge. ‘The attention of the public is called to my Which is pronounced by all who have tried it superior to any imported, The ‘pure and wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it ba made, gives it the preference to all lovers of this whelesome beverage. E, WEISS. Nevada City, Jan. 12, 1883, : “FOR REN EAT. a: gle is j eeak ten rent had at half cost, ond iets wae Possession ares Sanuaty ist. “Dr. z: ‘Stone 1 aR thet : . tate has, STRONG e ICES7 _.A great many’people are asking what particular troubles BROwN’s IRON BirteErs is good for. Tt. will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease, A Lady Cured of Rheumatism, = Baltimore, » 1880, My reeyre was mop an Eyer by : Rheumesitm Iron am: and I taking Bre had te enough to atpo tothy dail ey duties. Lamaow using the third bottle and I A aining strength daily, and I Abeertly eimenand it to all. of it. Mrs. Mary E. Brasnzar, 273 tman st, Kidney Disease Cured, Christiansburg, Va., 188:. sengeetie from kidney disease from which I could §st no relief, { tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which cured me completely. A child of mine, recovering from scarlet fever,. had no appetite and did not seem to abletoeatatall, Igavehim Iron. Bitters with the happiest results. Kyig Montacug. Vine ae poesia After trying FR ‘physicians and many remedies for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised totry Brown’s Iron Bitters. Ihave used two bottles and never found anything that gave me so much relief, Mrs. Janniz Hess, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, BRown’s IRON BITTERS is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuine, “simply becatise it purifies and en. ‘Peannot say too much in praise Successors to be WE. ALSO CARRY “SCHOOL BOOKS, —--—0o an exp:rienced Druggist. WM. H. Groceries, Provisions, Canned SSS 2) “GARR BROTHERS, _ PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. . a A mages STOCK OF ne a AND TOILET Ai cos And everything else usually found in a first-class Daow Store. ———o—— Newspapers; ‘Tilustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. CK SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES: A fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery: &@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours ‘iy . gg Bauoes, mE The Boss } Grocery tore, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, OF) “FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, He. ene a tas Fes SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT f TAH Boss GROCHRY sda =. Ex. cress a . NEVADA aoe per 4 MEDICINE, A FULL LINE OF ‘STATIONERY, — es SMITH, Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour, NOTICE. NDER the authority of an order of the perior Court of Nevada County, I will aor sealed bids for the purchase of all the demands arid accounts of .P. H. Belden, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of eee (oenlvent, led in said Superior Court) unt Saturday. January 27, 1883, At 12o’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES D. WHITE, Aveignes of Estate of P. H. Belden Insolvent. ‘wi Dated January 16, 1688 i05 STETTER GELEC CATED STOMACH SITTER: Hostetter’s, Stomach Bitters gives steadiness to the nerves, induces a healthy; natural flow of bile, prevents constipation without unduly purging the~ bowels, gently stimulates the circulation, and by promoting a vigorous co: dition of the ‘physical system, promotes, also, that cheerfulness, which is the truest indication of a well balanced condition of all the animal powers, . For sale by all Dru gists and Dealers generally. Administratrix Sale pursuance of sn order of the Superior urt of the County of Nevada, State of California, nade on the 13th day of January, 1883, in the matter of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceased, the undersigned, the Admin: . istratrix of the said Estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for ¢ash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Su erior Court, on WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1883, at twelve o'clock M., all N pura IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN o *. the right, title and interest of the said A. Rosenthal, at the time of his death, and .all the right, ‘title and interest that the said es, by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to’ that of the said. A. Rosenthatime of his death, in and toall those certain lots, pieces or parcels of lend,situate, lying and ing in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, and described as fol lows: Lot Two (2 in Block Twelve (12), and Lot Fourteen (in Block five (5)as designated on the official map of said Nevada City. Said Lots will be sold separately, and b'ds in writing will be received for each of said lots, by said Administrairix, at the law office of Cross & Simonds, in said Nevada City, until the hour of twelve o'clock M. January Bist, 1883. MARIA A. ROSENTHAL, Administratrix of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceaséd Cross & Simonds, Attorneys for — tratrix. jani3-td $75 00 REWARD! REWARD OF $75 00 is offered for A the arrest and conviction of the a son or persons who cut off my horse’s tail, mane and foretop, on the night of December the mistreant die the work with a pair of sheap shears. HENRY FIENE, ~-419-Imi “T Deer Creek Crossing. Drs. F.J. & Almeda Magee, Union Hotel, Nevada City. ae ae will-attend te general praeig given to fractu eases of women an} ;and obstetrics \ gitended to or night. Ca Betenind Somat UNION HOTEL 5th, 1882. From appesrances it is supposed . ” ial attention mictures and dial DR, ALMEDA. MAGEE will assist in -dis-{+— Calls tm élty or country promptty . ? es Ee :. cipal $100, Primary $60 per sale ee aa Corner Broad and Pine Sts., By a ‘Competent Druggist, and ~ Nevada Drug Store, ——— 0 WALTER D. VINTON, rll oo A Lange Stock of Patent Medicines oe Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toitet Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Nevada City, Cal PERFECT PURITY Guoremiens, saath WILL BE SOLD CH GEORGE GEHRIG,. ~ BREWER, Proprietor of the MILWAUKEE BREWERY SPRING STREET .... NEVADA CITY. 7 4 lam 2 ha to furnish the public with the best ie Lager Beer, ees And Porter, By the Keg, Gallon or Quart. . Try these articles, “They are all of m own manufacture, and . af WARRANTED PURE AND. ey e. Gzanic, jon Milweukee Brewery. — To Schoo’ T Teachers. : Te Trustees of Mc Moore’s Fiat Schoo . nega ted receive ae sat Gn son eka _ AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, SORT aaRe AND QUEEN,” Do __ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. --THE— STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. ‘25,000 JUST RECEIVED. ‘OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN. THE COUNTY, : [CONSUMERS CALL & REAMINE QUALIFY & PRICR FAlso-1 1 Full Line of Tobacco: and Smokers Articles, EAPER THAN ANY —! Delinquent Tax List. OTICE is hereby given that sealed proNee a be eceved ot be office of ¥ Cleri evada City, N ; para California, up to 2 : bm january 26th, 1983, for pu’ ‘the Depe te of Nevada Coun a for the » Clerk. year 1882.. G. BEA’ D. Harris, Dep FOR SALE The Whole or OneHalf interest-inthe — Fruit Evaporator, ~ Corner of East Broad and Pine. streets. : to. o the lirchaser. i JOHN RICH; jlo. District Clerk, : Bene