January 27, 1882 (4 pages)

. Te crn Inediteciale on . remote from any connection with . sists ‘can now ‘being represented handsomer daily her county in the ¥ tion. We be ¢ teighbors’ enterprisegreat enough to 4 _journal. In’ Newe look for Faiiaenent in the ssed advertising patronmen_ understand iments will not pay large force of printers, to show their apprecia‘efforts being made by us g to the front with » is highly satisfactanticipate that they will fallen into the line soon. Q worth noticing is the 78 subscriptions are wed daily, There is n our books for the paper will continue the humble efforts of 8 past, aod who will in in the past, use every BAU tried to“have the Lord ‘of the murder of President and failed, ‘The anti-slicktrying to havethe hydraulwieted of creating the at the Lord sends down on and that game will fail Truckee “Mepabiican” Items. fishing at Webber Lake is said to be splendid.) A ition was circulated in Tracked Sunday last, asking for the tment of Erastus Bond as postmaster at Nevada City, evidently concluding arrangements to take charge of the Tallac House, Lake Tahoe, next season. ~~ AL Hoyt, who formals tata Weable. Ak itera dispatch says that in the District Court at yenne the Chief Justice disbarred ordered his name stricken from roll of practicing attorneys. for ing to pay over $3,087, money ‘entrusted to.him by a client. . Hoyt has fled. He was last heard from in New York City. He was indicted by the Grand Jury and a reward of $250 offered for his apprehension. Richardson Bros. had an insurance of $14,000 on the lumber "in ~ their yard, but none on the planing mill and box factory or the machinery. They have commenced clearing away the debris, preparatory to “rebuilding at once, The printing _ press was not damaged -seriously, and it is thought that a few hundred : ‘dollars will put the two planers in as good condition as ever. Notwithstanding this, the loss to the firm "will nearly, it not quite, reach $10,000. The factory was running to ‘its fullest capacity’ with orders enough on hand to keep ‘them busy ” the middle of March, said th tithe Bonanza King, G. Fait, of San Franhhased thejold “White’” mine, in § Ivania county, rginis, paying over $100,000 for the Rappabangock and the. intention is to. . shaft immediately to the depth ot “ fea ane sin nce ‘oem ( re conundrum: John Pautlind is in San Francisco, . , as' Sargent as earth is from heaven, it manages to get in his name; to appoint the moral or adorn the tale. 1 It spoils an otherwise able article on the Guiteau trial this morning ‘by the introduction of Sargent’s name, THE HARDY HOODLUM. [Marysville Appeal.] The Alta raises a very perplexing “Will the “hoodlum ever become extinct?” If the prayers of the\ righteous availeth much he will go. \ Or if the anathemas of the wicked eh influential, the, hoodlum will become extinct at an : early day. Butitis feared that nothing ‘. short of war and pestilence will prove effectual, THAT'S 80. 4 {Boston Sunday Courier.) “Whatever our domestic difficulties may be, one can scarely read the European newspapers, with their constant reports of imbroglios and political ‘complications, without being thankful that our nation has practically a continent to herself wherein to grow and to move about without the danger of ee some choleric igen A BIBULOUS COMMUNITY. [Oakland Times.] The town of Etna, in Siskiyou county, has a population of 400 people. Last year they paid, according to'the local paper, at, the rate of $105 for each person, for whisky. For that money they could get about two gallons a month for everybody, but as the children may not have contracted bibulous habits, and the ‘. women may prefer to keep sober, the wonder is how the men can keep sober enough to mix drinks for each other. MORE THAN ONE WAY TO DO IT. {S. F. Daily Exchange.) According to the Nevada Transcript, the Chinese of that section have been known to approach juryrymen in murder trigls, and display voluptuously-developed sacks, handle them in a careless, easy kind of a way, and remark: ‘‘You take this and hang julee; plisoner my cousin; I no telle; alle same Melican man; I go San Flancisco in morning; you hangjulee then julee no hang my cousin.” In ‘this city there is no occasion for transfer of wealth. The indictments are generally drawn up with a quill pen instead of the regulation steel apticle, or else the commas or semi-colons mix themand produce a technicality which while an admiring bar looks on and wonders how long the people of San Francisco will refrain from monitor upon the whole capoodle, washing criminals, courts, ‘judgse, all, into the nearest sewer. _ A Good Speculation. (Gridley Herald.] ton Hydraulic Mining Company. neighborhood of $45,000.—After 000, the projectors of the scheme operations were suspended. hall abatidoned. <> and saving the lumber. Among the Best. _{SoF, Chronicle.) plain letter. the interests of its own section._English on alternate days. selves up among the parts of speech . the Supreme Court promptly. grasps turning a stream from a ten-inch lawyers and technicalities, one and Many of our readers will remem> ber the mammoth mining boat constructed upon the Shaeffer & Parks ranch several years ago by the NewThe craftand machinery cost in the sinking between $80,000 and $90,became satisfied that the gold in the bed ‘of the Feather river could not be extracted after that fashion, and The machinery was_ taken off and the short time since LE. P. Denney of this city bought the boat and now has a gang of men at work tearing: it to pieces The Nevada City Damy Travys-ORIPT appears with a fine new dress. It is considerable enlarged, and ‘looks much more business-like than thé old paper, having among its. other changes discarded the old, fanciful e in its head and substituted As a newspaper, ‘the Transoripr has always been among the best in the State—bright; enter-, prising, readable~‘andabba to Tas Russian Emperor’s-eldest son is 14, and far advanced in hisstudies. ‘The imperial family speak English when together, but when with their «. teachers the boys employ French and by) dynaniia “ Port aware: France, on Tuesday. David Miller has bia held for trial without bail at Santa Rosa, for the murder of Frederick Rousseau. Conductor Hanford of the wrecked train on the New York Central, has been arrested by order of the Coroner. John Powell, exDistrict Attorney of Lyon county, Nevada, was killed well, A gang, of pewbevs . is said to be lying in. wait for the Earps and Doc Holiday, ready to shoot them if they leave Tombstone. "The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland will not permit the presentation of the freedom of the city of Dublin’ to Parnell and Dillon. Thomas Maxwell, an old citizen of Stanislaus county, committed suicide at Oakdale this week, by blowing his brains out with a pistol. Four-hundred_laborers.atRochester, N. Y., have struck for 25 per cent advance, and 2,000 men are out of employment in consequence. The skeletons of nine Confedefate soldiers, who died in prison of con-\ tagious diseases, have been unearthed in Chicago and decently interred, J. M. Crosby, a young man whose home was at Central. City, Santa Barbara county, committed suicide Tuesday by shooting himself through the heart. One freight train ran into another Central phase the New York track Tuesday night. The caboose took fire; and conductor McManus was burned to death. es J. P. Fuller, an old Californian, lately a resident of Tucson, died suddenly on the Kast bound train Monday night, near Yuma, The body was buried at Tucson by the Masons, General U, S. Grant has been elected a member of the Board’ of Directors of the Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States. One of the Society’s officers in Mexico is organizing.a branch of business there. The House Committee on Education and Labor has authorized Representatives H. F. Page, of Califor‘nia, and Willis, of Kentucky, to prepare and report to the House with favorable recommendation a bill to restrict Chinese immigration as a substitute for all pending bills, The case of Nehrbass vs. The Central Pacific Railroad Company was given tothe jury Tuesday in Oakland. At 2:15 o’clock they, returned with a verdict for plaintiff of $10,800. This is the suit. of the father to recover damages for the loss of his five children; who were killed on the track near San Lorenzo on May 2d last, A San Francisco telegram says that the fund in aid of the Veteran’s Home now amounts to over $35,000, Wednesday morning Chief Scannell of the fire department, handed in $593 being a voluntary subscription, unanimously voted, of one day’s pay of every man in the department, and an individual subscription of his own of the success of the Home, and will Representative McCord’s bill provides for an apportionment on the basis of the distribution of additional representatives according to the new method of Colonel Seaton, Superintendent of the Census, and changes the number of representatives alloted to the several States as follows : California 5, instead of 6 (as provided for in other bills) ; Florida 1, in— stead of 2; Rhode Island 1, instead of 2; Pennsylvania 29, instead of 28; New York 34, instead of 33. . Stidger’s Sigh.{S. F, Daily Exchange.] An absurd‘rumor is in circulation to the effect that Hallenbeck, the night at North San Juan while making his recent professional tour through Nevada county, and that he } succeeded in converting Judge Stidger of the San Juan Times, and filing him away among the elect who never travel over:free-lunch routes’ or convert.their stomachs into temporary bonded’ wa rehouses. The facts are said to be thatthe exfrightful example struggled with the +journalistic veteran, and painted the story of his temptation and very . . thorough fall.in-‘such ,soulful terms that thé journalist breathed a sigh, The sigh struck: Hallenbeck fairly and squarely, and but for the opportune arrival of the stage with the usnal daily supply of bromide of {potassium, the shining light of the i ‘McGranahan — Combination, at Dayton Tuesday falling into a}: “. of $50. The committee are satisfied} . soon invite bids for a building site._. ex-frightful example, stopped over 1 ‘railroad peta tial who has an ‘ineome ef $500,000 a year. Noiele a may be taken as a basis for the . R. M. HUNT regulation of graduating: dress hereafter. Had she worn alpaca, she might have done. even better, and road. On the other hand had she worn white swiss, she might have captured the President of the concern, with his untold millions, while had she worn silk, point Jace and diamonds, she might have scooped in the conductor of a passenger train, baster walls to her house, and cut the wives of the officers of the road as society altogether too thin for her style. This thing ought to be a lesson to girl graduates and_a sharp warning to patronize their tailors liberally. ne Me THE Philadelphia News says that a pound of feathers is as heavy.as a pound of lead. That depends. If a third-story window and alight upon.a.man’s head, and five minutes afterward a pound of lead were to fall the same distance from above and strikehim on the same spot, he . would be willing to swear that the lead weighed a ton more than the feathers. ‘To taise money tor her church, the Rev. Miss Anna Oliver, the black-eyed girl pastor of Brooklyn, is to issue 13,000 shates of stock at $1 each, the certificate of the stock being\a portrait ‘of herself. One of her-male-parishioners, will take five hundred shares. HOTEL ARRIVALS, —_o0-— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Capes STANLEY A, EDDY... Proprietor. WepNespAY, January, 25, 1882. John Hussey, You Bet. Mrs. Fennessie, * Philip Gunnip: ‘+ ‘* H: A; Mseriaad. Bloomfield, Prof, Hirsch, Grass,Valley. W, A: Ragon, City. Mies Eva Huckins, San Francisco. Miss Nellie McBrown, A. L. Chapman, id L. Duplee, . S. Spencer, San Juan. Theo. Wetzel Sr., San Francisco. J. Tinney, Saucilito. H. Church, Forest City. Hugh Frazer Gibsonville. Wm. Brock, Marysville. R. L. Hobert, Virginia City. W, Carter, City. C. McElvy, * caught the general manager of the ” and had onyx staircases and ala“ pound of feathers were to fall from sarReceive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex. Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion far Highest Price Paid for State an. ty Warrants. New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Ales Sell Exchange on all the Principal oe Cities. Make Collections and t: ta G J Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank, San Francisco—First National Gold Bank, Bank.of PD. SacramEnto— National Gold O. Mills & Co. ~B. SANGUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. "ye HAVING COMMENCED to ‘work at my old trade dais in ~ CABINET MAKING *. AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, I am ready to compete with any firm in Workman shipand Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished, and made to look like new,,call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Goiaiasntan Bts., Opposite Casper's Store, And you will not have to pay any, more high prices, as 1 am determined to. puit-allwork done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. jani5 F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, . Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Etc. I desire to call the attention of the people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND. VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF Everything to be found in a First Class Grocery Store.” “Davenort.” America’s Finest Production, 129 California Street, cor. Front, San“Francisco: Jonn L, Borns, Agent, _GEN, J. H. Davenport a pure, hand-made finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven rtral purposes. I will keep this whisky for sale in future. it. It is pure. You will like it. Dra. J. M. Mannine, Droeaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY, Mr. Mike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. sas nahn sonics hae: fale A Pure, Straight Whisky ! Orrice oF Scuuttz & Von BarkL sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unexcelled. Yours Truly, Scuuitrz & VONBARGEN, AFTER an experience of many years I have at last succeeded in port) that is absolutely pure* and free from drags~of any kind and which I can recommend for medici— Call and try Asa great deal has been said about John L. Burnsand Davenport whisky in the Transcript, it will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most. important sales of fine li-' quors yet effected in the county, to Hanley has made a purchase of some of. the most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county, John L, Burns, the celebrated’ agent for “Davenport,” has been mostfortImported Wines & Liquors For medicinal purposes. FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits. VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Commercial St., Nevada City. . Home Mutual Tnsnrance C0, CAPITAL’ \L’ $300, 000°Principal “@flice—305California Stes SAN FRANCISCO ; n24 finest; richest-and-best-grown-in the }— ——State of: Kentucky. The water is drawn from one of the finest limestone springs in the State, tha peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity. This process makes our H. 1 INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hoveuton, President. Gro. H. Howarp, Vice President Caries H. Srory, Secretary, N. = Eppy, Marine Secrctary. . BIeELOW, General Manager. R. i MAGILL, Genera Agent. Grass Rae Branch for Nevada Co x TRUSTY %8 : DAVID WATT, 1. W. SIGOURNEY. A. B. BRADY Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY teen’ “you “ARE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT — A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, PINGREE'S SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. Mrs. M. Pingree, Proprietress. always on hand. If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or e of some invorating and healthful jails Dus WALRATH & HICKS, pha call and see us. ree WINES, LIQUORS AND" CIGARS . fing Gault’s carat se . Buy" Now for Dry Goods will surely te Higher !— 12 vards two bit Embroidery for.....00.5. 14 Heavy 15 cent Towels for.....000.00.0. 8 pair 39 cent White Wool Hose for.. eens ee hels nilag $1 ia Mient Gow. <005) csis 5 ase is fediee 75 68 . later 49 cent Gilt -Dot--Calico— paies, 1 35 Sheth id Shawls, ies % ae e an haw} only semmemnppepplannnmneesign” ” SHIVELEY’S 9 CENT STORE, ae soreuveuvs sueessss 8S ildren’ oi cent Ww. White Wool Jackets.. whe wastuu oe dre "s 75 cent 2 Coral Bracelets ck $1 40 Silk Face Velvet..-.-.6. 8. .0eue. ete Sea nig i a ae i ar irae eee ees ee eee ene se eee White Skirts $2 a5 cent Double Milled Cashmere.-. ; ’ 49 cent sets Collars and Cuffs. . eee ee ee ee ee Hair Pins s 75 cent Hemstitched Initial Ha es “gee amen Hand Knit 40 oot Givvou: wool, chia Rs: ~ Buttercun $1.25 tonne Nee. 20 th S026 A 49 25 cent $9 cont White Flannel 2 49 cent White Flannel 3 ies’ $8 00 Ci 5 00 pel ig” 5 Wsters 750 Navy Plue #1 29 Ladies’ ‘Cloth: Fa duis nok Vcd AA aon Ge . is Ladies’ 25 cent. Side gc omen FU ra eumelanin yee san gee va 123 it — ag sae 4 an PR AR Seas meen 3 afe IRN Gree poe pip ate Panv ane orb en one. eulpe eee : Misses A ten ior OR sok ls Sid scenes tv iMd Mab heeae Ree 18) TG. OGRE TIGR! ROG. oi is ein bas ces F.5N ee as RoR ae ieee ce eeg 5 Boys’ 25-cent Pocket Kaivec Jee elcecen hapa aul Pew Li erEn 9 Ladies’ 25 cent Hand Mirrors..--... owas scans 9 Tanioe TO. Obne Mele BER ks bc shce cess dassaetearieei ei 49 Ladies’ 75 cent Coral Neck Chains.. dibeleeviaranae ss 49 . Ladies’ $1 49 ron WAGE CHAINS. olor eh ea ee $9 25 cent bottle § os, Sn as ie Tekas ; 9 50 Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne.... 25 Ladies’ e cent MM TIGL BUN cove cv osha oh npnhanscayeud ‘ 9 as . es’ $ ool he sel ade aM ea sa Beg 39 tial Gf at Vite en 25 cent Fancy Boxes Paper..----: alaly hes balasnk a Uae 9 TGGtek Os Be CONNOR oie oo oe ee cee oan HE ge eeties 1 1? 49 cont: FighUee x. no. ee eee cee ce eiecee tee cee gee sees 5 Pyomct 49 cent Mhat Bai oo ish e mk fais . . pairs 25 cent.Shuker Socks...-.--.+-esesereeeees 47 Please do not ask for Credit. Fr: Goods sent to any part of the State on receipt of O. Money Order or 3 Cent Stamps. We want your patronage and propose to offer you every inducement i in the world to get it. ’ Yours Truly, W. B. SHIVELY, Nine Cent Store, just above City Hall. Prices as low as can be offered on Se eee Old Reliable Pioneer Furniture Store, L. M. SUKEFORTH, Proprietor. the Coast. Aquno0g 9y4 Ul YOO4G ysouly pus ysodwy oyL PARLOR SETS—New patterns—From $70 to $150. BEDROOM SETS—New rng robo $35 to $150, DININGROOM SETS— LOUNGES—New ‘MATTRESSES— Ce ATES From $1 to $50. ew patterns—From $10 to $75. tterns—From $10 to ($50. © $+ to $30. CARPETS—From 25 cents to $1. 50 per yard,” BEDDING— Of all kinds and prices. BRACKETS —From 50 cents to $2.50. PICTURE FRAMES— All kinds rhade:to order. Cc. more than one year. HICKERING PIANO-—Second-hand, nearly good as new, cheap. AH kinds of FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING At very low rates by JAS. KINKEAD, one of the best workmen in the State. sar will sell for ONE HUNDRED wis woe goods that have been in my store M. SUKEFORTH, Nevada City; Cal. AO Davs! IK su 40 (Days SS B. H. MILLER'S. Immense Reduction Sale FINE SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTH’S AND ominiars SUITS, MEN’S AND BOY’S OVERCOATS, FINE CARDIGAN JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, a TRUNES, VALISES, = hi Brerythig Else in the. Stone, ‘RENE STOCK HAS BEEN Various Matt. from Ni Many down. yé snow. through ceeded clear. The ¢ men at ing clea snow. Ther that if F time 't must ni A ma putting of the ber the Adve this is ‘ people Moreoy Cara on the sinuate off and while. Asn with si officer up till edness The matrria stant. with ‘ count} _Mor vis ‘ see tio: we’ ex) more The list is cause news the « it in a The are th the p mit . bring other It} the p or mi cent. enorn -_demp mast Posts

. Te crn Inediteciale on . remote from any connection with . sists ‘can now ‘being represented handsomer daily her county in the ¥ tion. We be ¢ teighbors’ enterprisegreat enough to 4 _journal. In’ Newe look for Faiiaenent in the ssed advertising patronmen_ understand iments will not pay large force of printers, to show their apprecia‘efforts being made by us g to the front with » is highly satisfactanticipate that they will fallen into the line soon. Q worth noticing is the 78 subscriptions are wed daily, There is n our books for the paper will continue the humble efforts of 8 past, aod who will in in the past, use every BAU tried to“have the Lord ‘of the murder of President and failed, ‘The anti-slicktrying to havethe hydraulwieted of creating the at the Lord sends down on and that game will fail Truckee “Mepabiican” Items. fishing at Webber Lake is said to be splendid.) A ition was circulated in Tracked Sunday last, asking for the tment of Erastus Bond as postmaster at Nevada City, evidently concluding arrangements to take charge of the Tallac House, Lake Tahoe, next season. ~~ AL Hoyt, who formals tata Weable. Ak itera dispatch says that in the District Court at yenne the Chief Justice disbarred ordered his name stricken from roll of practicing attorneys. for ing to pay over $3,087, money ‘entrusted to.him by a client. . Hoyt has fled. He was last heard from in New York City. He was indicted by the Grand Jury and a reward of $250 offered for his apprehension. Richardson Bros. had an insurance of $14,000 on the lumber "in ~ their yard, but none on the planing mill and box factory or the machinery. They have commenced clearing away the debris, preparatory to “rebuilding at once, The printing _ press was not damaged -seriously, and it is thought that a few hundred : ‘dollars will put the two planers in as good condition as ever. Notwithstanding this, the loss to the firm "will nearly, it not quite, reach $10,000. The factory was running to ‘its fullest capacity’ with orders enough on hand to keep ‘them busy ” the middle of March, said th tithe Bonanza King, G. Fait, of San Franhhased thejold “White’” mine, in § Ivania county, rginis, paying over $100,000 for the Rappabangock and the. intention is to. . shaft immediately to the depth ot “ fea ane sin nce ‘oem ( re conundrum: John Pautlind is in San Francisco, . , as' Sargent as earth is from heaven, it manages to get in his name; to appoint the moral or adorn the tale. 1 It spoils an otherwise able article on the Guiteau trial this morning ‘by the introduction of Sargent’s name, THE HARDY HOODLUM. [Marysville Appeal.] The Alta raises a very perplexing “Will the “hoodlum ever become extinct?” If the prayers of the\ righteous availeth much he will go. \ Or if the anathemas of the wicked eh influential, the, hoodlum will become extinct at an : early day. Butitis feared that nothing ‘. short of war and pestilence will prove effectual, THAT'S 80. 4 {Boston Sunday Courier.) “Whatever our domestic difficulties may be, one can scarely read the European newspapers, with their constant reports of imbroglios and political ‘complications, without being thankful that our nation has practically a continent to herself wherein to grow and to move about without the danger of ee some choleric igen A BIBULOUS COMMUNITY. [Oakland Times.] The town of Etna, in Siskiyou county, has a population of 400 people. Last year they paid, according to'the local paper, at, the rate of $105 for each person, for whisky. For that money they could get about two gallons a month for everybody, but as the children may not have contracted bibulous habits, and the ‘. women may prefer to keep sober, the wonder is how the men can keep sober enough to mix drinks for each other. MORE THAN ONE WAY TO DO IT. {S. F. Daily Exchange.) According to the Nevada Transcript, the Chinese of that section have been known to approach juryrymen in murder trigls, and display voluptuously-developed sacks, handle them in a careless, easy kind of a way, and remark: ‘‘You take this and hang julee; plisoner my cousin; I no telle; alle same Melican man; I go San Flancisco in morning; you hangjulee then julee no hang my cousin.” In ‘this city there is no occasion for transfer of wealth. The indictments are generally drawn up with a quill pen instead of the regulation steel apticle, or else the commas or semi-colons mix themand produce a technicality which while an admiring bar looks on and wonders how long the people of San Francisco will refrain from monitor upon the whole capoodle, washing criminals, courts, ‘judgse, all, into the nearest sewer. _ A Good Speculation. (Gridley Herald.] ton Hydraulic Mining Company. neighborhood of $45,000.—After 000, the projectors of the scheme operations were suspended. hall abatidoned. <> and saving the lumber. Among the Best. _{SoF, Chronicle.) plain letter. the interests of its own section._English on alternate days. selves up among the parts of speech . the Supreme Court promptly. grasps turning a stream from a ten-inch lawyers and technicalities, one and Many of our readers will remem> ber the mammoth mining boat constructed upon the Shaeffer & Parks ranch several years ago by the NewThe craftand machinery cost in the sinking between $80,000 and $90,became satisfied that the gold in the bed ‘of the Feather river could not be extracted after that fashion, and The machinery was_ taken off and the short time since LE. P. Denney of this city bought the boat and now has a gang of men at work tearing: it to pieces The Nevada City Damy Travys-ORIPT appears with a fine new dress. It is considerable enlarged, and ‘looks much more business-like than thé old paper, having among its. other changes discarded the old, fanciful e in its head and substituted As a newspaper, ‘the Transoripr has always been among the best in the State—bright; enter-, prising, readable~‘andabba to Tas Russian Emperor’s-eldest son is 14, and far advanced in hisstudies. ‘The imperial family speak English when together, but when with their «. teachers the boys employ French and by) dynaniia “ Port aware: France, on Tuesday. David Miller has bia held for trial without bail at Santa Rosa, for the murder of Frederick Rousseau. Conductor Hanford of the wrecked train on the New York Central, has been arrested by order of the Coroner. John Powell, exDistrict Attorney of Lyon county, Nevada, was killed well, A gang, of pewbevs . is said to be lying in. wait for the Earps and Doc Holiday, ready to shoot them if they leave Tombstone. "The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland will not permit the presentation of the freedom of the city of Dublin’ to Parnell and Dillon. Thomas Maxwell, an old citizen of Stanislaus county, committed suicide at Oakdale this week, by blowing his brains out with a pistol. Four-hundred_laborers.atRochester, N. Y., have struck for 25 per cent advance, and 2,000 men are out of employment in consequence. The skeletons of nine Confedefate soldiers, who died in prison of con-\ tagious diseases, have been unearthed in Chicago and decently interred, J. M. Crosby, a young man whose home was at Central. City, Santa Barbara county, committed suicide Tuesday by shooting himself through the heart. One freight train ran into another Central phase the New York track Tuesday night. The caboose took fire; and conductor McManus was burned to death. es J. P. Fuller, an old Californian, lately a resident of Tucson, died suddenly on the Kast bound train Monday night, near Yuma, The body was buried at Tucson by the Masons, General U, S. Grant has been elected a member of the Board’ of Directors of the Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States. One of the Society’s officers in Mexico is organizing.a branch of business there. The House Committee on Education and Labor has authorized Representatives H. F. Page, of Califor‘nia, and Willis, of Kentucky, to prepare and report to the House with favorable recommendation a bill to restrict Chinese immigration as a substitute for all pending bills, The case of Nehrbass vs. The Central Pacific Railroad Company was given tothe jury Tuesday in Oakland. At 2:15 o’clock they, returned with a verdict for plaintiff of $10,800. This is the suit. of the father to recover damages for the loss of his five children; who were killed on the track near San Lorenzo on May 2d last, A San Francisco telegram says that the fund in aid of the Veteran’s Home now amounts to over $35,000, Wednesday morning Chief Scannell of the fire department, handed in $593 being a voluntary subscription, unanimously voted, of one day’s pay of every man in the department, and an individual subscription of his own of the success of the Home, and will Representative McCord’s bill provides for an apportionment on the basis of the distribution of additional representatives according to the new method of Colonel Seaton, Superintendent of the Census, and changes the number of representatives alloted to the several States as follows : California 5, instead of 6 (as provided for in other bills) ; Florida 1, in— stead of 2; Rhode Island 1, instead of 2; Pennsylvania 29, instead of 28; New York 34, instead of 33. . Stidger’s Sigh.{S. F, Daily Exchange.] An absurd‘rumor is in circulation to the effect that Hallenbeck, the night at North San Juan while making his recent professional tour through Nevada county, and that he } succeeded in converting Judge Stidger of the San Juan Times, and filing him away among the elect who never travel over:free-lunch routes’ or convert.their stomachs into temporary bonded’ wa rehouses. The facts are said to be thatthe exfrightful example struggled with the +journalistic veteran, and painted the story of his temptation and very . . thorough fall.in-‘such ,soulful terms that thé journalist breathed a sigh, The sigh struck: Hallenbeck fairly and squarely, and but for the opportune arrival of the stage with the usnal daily supply of bromide of {potassium, the shining light of the i ‘McGranahan — Combination, at Dayton Tuesday falling into a}: “. of $50. The committee are satisfied} . soon invite bids for a building site._. ex-frightful example, stopped over 1 ‘railroad peta tial who has an ‘ineome ef $500,000 a year. Noiele a may be taken as a basis for the . R. M. HUNT regulation of graduating: dress hereafter. Had she worn alpaca, she might have done. even better, and road. On the other hand had she worn white swiss, she might have captured the President of the concern, with his untold millions, while had she worn silk, point Jace and diamonds, she might have scooped in the conductor of a passenger train, baster walls to her house, and cut the wives of the officers of the road as society altogether too thin for her style. This thing ought to be a lesson to girl graduates and_a sharp warning to patronize their tailors liberally. ne Me THE Philadelphia News says that a pound of feathers is as heavy.as a pound of lead. That depends. If a third-story window and alight upon.a.man’s head, and five minutes afterward a pound of lead were to fall the same distance from above and strikehim on the same spot, he . would be willing to swear that the lead weighed a ton more than the feathers. ‘To taise money tor her church, the Rev. Miss Anna Oliver, the black-eyed girl pastor of Brooklyn, is to issue 13,000 shates of stock at $1 each, the certificate of the stock being\a portrait ‘of herself. One of her-male-parishioners, will take five hundred shares. HOTEL ARRIVALS, —_o0-— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Capes STANLEY A, EDDY...... Proprietor. WepNespAY, January, 25, 1882. John Hussey, You Bet. Mrs. Fennessie, * Philip Gunnip: ‘+ ‘*

H: A; Mseriaad. Bloomfield, Prof, Hirsch, Grass,Valley. W, A: Ragon, City. Mies Eva Huckins, San Francisco. Miss Nellie McBrown, A. L. Chapman, id L. Duplee, . S. Spencer, San Juan. Theo. Wetzel Sr., San Francisco. J. Tinney, Saucilito. H. Church, Forest City. Hugh Frazer Gibsonville. Wm. Brock, Marysville. R. L. Hobert, Virginia City. W, Carter, City. C. McElvy, * caught the general manager of the ” and had onyx staircases and ala“ pound of feathers were to fall from sarReceive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex. Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion far Highest Price Paid for State an. ty Warrants. New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Ales Sell Exchange on all the Principal oe Cities. Make Collections and t: ta G J Banking Business. — CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank, San Francisco—First National Gold Bank, Bank.of PD. SacramEnto— National Gold O. Mills & Co. ~B. SANGUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. "ye HAVING COMMENCED to ‘work at my old trade dais in ~ CABINET MAKING *. AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, I am ready to compete with any firm in Workman shipand Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished, and made to look like new,,call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Goiaiasntan Bts., Opposite Casper's Store, And you will not have to pay any, more high prices, as 1 am determined to. puit-allwork done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. jani5 F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, . Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Etc. I desire to call the attention of the people of Nevada City and County TO THE LARGE AND. VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, CONSISTING OF Everything to be found in a First Class Grocery Store.” “Davenort.” America’s Finest Production, 129 California Street, cor. Front, San“Francisco: Jonn L, Borns, Agent, _GEN, J. H. Davenport a pure, hand-made finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven rtral purposes. I will keep this whisky for sale in future. it. It is pure. You will like it. Dra. J. M. Mannine, Droeaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY, Mr. Mike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. sas nahn sonics hae: fale A Pure, Straight Whisky ! Orrice oF Scuuttz & Von BarkL sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unexcelled. Yours Truly, Scuuitrz & VONBARGEN, AFTER an experience of many years I have at last succeeded in port) that is absolutely pure* and free from drags~of any kind and which I can recommend for medici— Call and try Asa great deal has been said about John L. Burnsand Davenport whisky in the Transcript, it will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most. important sales of fine li-' quors yet effected in the county, to Hanley has made a purchase of some of. the most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county, John L, Burns, the celebrated’ agent for “Davenport,” has been mostfortImported Wines & Liquors For medicinal purposes. FRESH VEGETABLES, California and Tropical Fruits. VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Commercial St., Nevada City. . Home Mutual Tnsnrance C0, CAPITAL’ \L’ $300, 000°Principal “@flice—305California Stes SAN FRANCISCO ; n24 finest; richest-and-best-grown-in the }— ——State of: Kentucky. The water is drawn from one of the finest limestone springs in the State, tha peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity. This process makes our H. 1 INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hoveuton, President. Gro. H. Howarp, Vice President Caries H. Srory, Secretary, N. = Eppy, Marine Secrctary. . BIeELOW, General Manager. R. i MAGILL, Genera Agent. Grass Rae Branch for Nevada Co x TRUSTY %8 : DAVID WATT, 1. W. SIGOURNEY. A. B. BRADY Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY teen’ “you “ARE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT — A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUTLER, 1715 Market Street, PINGREE'S SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada City. Mrs. M. Pingree, Proprietress. always on hand. If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or e of some invorating and healthful jails Dus WALRATH & HICKS, pha call and see us. ree WINES, LIQUORS AND" CIGARS . fing Gault’s carat se . Buy" Now for Dry Goods will surely te Higher !— 12 vards two bit Embroidery for.........00..5. 14 Heavy 15 cent Towels for.........000.00.0. 8 pair 39 cent White Wool Hose for.... eens ee hels nilag $1 ia Mient Gow.. <005) csis 5 ase is fediee 75 68 . later 49 cent Gilt -Dot--Calico— paies, 1 35 Sheth id Shawls, ies % ae e an haw} only semmemnppepplannnmneesign” ” SHIVELEY’S 9 CENT STORE, ae soreuveuvs sueessss 8S ildren’ oi cent Ww. White Wool Jackets... whe wastuu oe dre "s 75 cent 2 Coral Bracelets ck $1 40 Silk Face Velvet...-..-..6. 8. ..0eue. ete Sea nig i a ae i ar irae eee ees ee eee ene se eee White Skirts $2 a5 cent Double Milled Cashmere.-.. ; ’ 49 cent sets Collars and Cuffs. . eee ee ee ee ee Hair Pins s 75 cent Hemstitched Initial Ha es “gee amen Hand Knit 40 oot Givvou: wool, chia Rs: ~ Buttercun $1.25 tonne Nee. 20 th S026 A 49 25 cent $9 cont White Flannel 2 49 cent White Flannel 3 ies’ $8 00 Ci 5 00 pel ig” 5 Wsters 750 Navy Plue #1 29 Ladies’ ‘Cloth: Fa duis nok Vcd AA aon Ge . is Ladies’ 25 cent. Side gc omen FU ra eumelanin yee san gee va 123 it — ag sae 4 an PR AR Seas meen 3 afe IRN Gree poe pip ate Panv ane orb en one. eulpe eee : Misses A ten ior OR sok ls Sid scenes tv iMd Mab heeae Ree 18) TG. OGRE TIGR! ROG. oi is ein bas ces F.5N ee as RoR ae ieee ce eeg 5 Boys’ 25-cent Pocket Kaivec Jee elcecen hapa aul Pew Li erEn 9 Ladies’ 25 cent Hand Mirrors...--..... owas scans 9 Tanioe TO. Obne Mele BER ks bc shce cess dassaetearieei ei 49 Ladies’ 75 cent Coral Neck Chains.... dibeleeviaranae ss 49 . Ladies’ $1 49 ron WAGE CHAINS. olor eh ea ee $9 25 cent bottle § os, Sn as ie Tekas ; 9 50 Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne........ 25 Ladies’ e cent MM TIGL BUN cove cv osha oh npnhanscayeud ‘ 9 as . es’ $ ool he sel ade aM ea sa Beg 39 tial Gf at Vite en 25 cent Fancy Boxes Paper....----: alaly hes balasnk a Uae 9 TGGtek Os Be CONNOR oie oo oe ee cee oan HE ge eeties 1 1? 49 cont: FighUee x. no. ee eee cee ce eiecee tee cee gee sees 5 Pyomct 49 cent Mhat Bai oo ish e mk fais . . pairs 25 cent.Shuker Socks.....-.--.+-esesereeeees 47 Please do not ask for Credit. Fr: Goods sent to any part of the State on receipt of O. Money Order or 3 Cent Stamps. We want your patronage and propose to offer you every inducement i in the world to get it. ’ Yours Truly, W. B. SHIVELY, Nine Cent Store, just above City Hall. Prices as low as can be offered on Se eee Old Reliable Pioneer Furniture Store, L. M. SUKEFORTH, Proprietor. the Coast. Aquno0g 9y4 Ul YOO4G ysouly pus ysodwy oyL PARLOR SETS—New patterns—From $70 to $150. BEDROOM SETS—New rng robo $35 to $150, DININGROOM SETS— LOUNGES—New ‘MATTRESSES— Ce ATES From $1 to $50. ew patterns—From $10 to $75. tterns—From $10 to ($50. © $+ to $30. CARPETS—From 25 cents to $1. 50 per yard,” BEDDING— Of all kinds and prices. BRACKETS —From 50 cents to $2.50. PICTURE FRAMES— All kinds rhade:to order. Cc. more than one year. HICKERING PIANO-—Second-hand, nearly good as new, cheap. AH kinds of FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING At very low rates by JAS. KINKEAD, one of the best workmen in the State. sar will sell for ONE HUNDRED wis woe goods that have been in my store M. SUKEFORTH, Nevada City; Cal. AO Davs! IK su 40 (Days SS B. H. MILLER'S. Immense Reduction Sale FINE SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTH’S AND ominiars SUITS, MEN’S AND BOY’S OVERCOATS, FINE CARDIGAN JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, a TRUNES, VALISES, = hi Brerythig Else in the. Stone, ‘RENE STOCK HAS BEEN Various Matt. from Ni Many down. yé snow. through ceeded clear. The ¢ men at ing clea snow. Ther that if F time 't must ni A ma putting of the ber the Adve this is ‘ people Moreoy Cara on the sinuate off and while. Asn with si officer up till edness The matrria stant. with ‘ count} _Mor vis ‘ see tio: we’ ex) more The list is cause news the « it in a The are th the p mit . bring other It} the p or mi cent. enorn -_demp mast Posts