January 27, 1883 (4 pages)

ion. rises je tom: BLE the RTA crnnanosre a "the watchman who did the shooting _ visit to her parents, Mi. and Mra (HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. EEE for the Trijenign of the i Programme Su ennial <== Opening and Closing of Malls. Until further notice the mails will close as ollowe: Route. rome ‘at 5.30 a.m. Graas Valley, daily, at 5.30 a.m. and 4.x. Direct mail to San Francisco Direct mail to Sacramente, at 5.30 4. u. Sierra City via North San ville and dail, Blue Tent, North Moore’s Flat a eeneree, dnlly, ¢ excepted) 6a. ashington and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs— at 64. mM. , Bet, ttle York and Dutet. Flat W ou ~ pumas See hp ~~ the sen T0N, Various Mappenings in and out of Town. ~ The crops in the lower part of the county never looked better than pow. + Mr. Benberthy of this city is about to take charge of the Pacific Hotel at Grass Valley. Whooping cough is just beginning to make itself heard among the rising generation of Grass Villy. The Chinese New Year begins on the 7th of February this year, ac‘cording to Ati Moon's calendar. ~~ Adda R. Brackett has commenced proceedings in the Superior Court fora divorce from her husband, John Brackett. LR The A. 0. U. W. at Grass Valley will give a literary and msical. en: tertainment at Reform Hall on Tuesday evening next. ' The Odd Fellows’ uniform. battalion will] meet at their hall at 7 o'clock Maenday evening for drill and sword practice, The members are ordered to appear in fatigue cap, belt and sword, C, A. Barrett, the clothier, has put up two large signs in front of 8 store on Broad street, They look as though they were trying to climb the shade trees to which they are attached. 8. T. Shurtleff yesterday sent to this scribe some young and tender teal ducks. At Mr. Shurtleff’s store. on Commercial ‘Street, next. to Guild’s, cam be found a large and well selected stock of game, fresh fishvegetables, etc. He dresses the game.and fish ready for cooking. An exchange says that a doctor has, after twenty years of careful study, reached the solemn conviction that very small feet on a woman. indicates a temper as disagreeable as a long-winded sermon and a tongue which will lie about its best friend. If this be true, then there are several ill-tempered ladies in Grass Valley. THE CHINESE MUST Go. AMongolian Sluice Robber Shot and Killed. a John Michell, who came down yesterday, says that at the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine, about 9 o'clock Thuraday night, the watchman saw a Chinaman in the ground sluice at work by the light of a lantern. He fired at the robber, putting a heavy charge of large shot into his body close to one of his shoulders,’ and killed him. A pistol and a silver spoon with about two bits’ worth of amalgam on it were found on the corpse, _ ‘It is believed from the racket made at the time of the shooting that _ there were two or three robbers in the sluice besides the one killed, but they kept out of sight, A coroner’s inquest was held and hunbit was exonerated from blame. Matt. Dailey says the name-or the watohman who did the shooting is McIntyre, better known as “Big Mac.” ‘ i Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The’ People vs. Frank Glifford, James Reynolds and Franz Gillet. Demurrer to information overruled. Defendants plead not guilty. Ordered that they be tried separately, March 6th, ei ~».Frank Huss vs. W. C. Pope. Cause continued for the session, owing to the absence of C. W. Cross, of counsel for defendant, @ranges in Clusters. Mre. Pomeroy, who is here on a Gault, on ‘Thursday received from hét husband at Los Augeles a number of clusters of oranges. Some of the branches sent held as many as eight oranges growing close together The display was very beautiful, alt the frait preved as pleasing to the palate as to the eye The installation of the officers of Milo Lodge, No. 48, will take place thisevening at: the Cactle Hall on Broad street. The Knights arelasked to appear in full foree, wearing their yostonda morni d the time’of hit Sthastaation Oot tor Tose. day next. His bonds are fixed at eae » Bt 5.80 a.m, *. brain food, which probably. accounts met Wednesday evening at the Palace Hotel in San Frazicisso, Marens D.-Boruck stated that Gol. P. A. atthe disposal of the Committee {during the time of the Conclave, The offer was accepted, with a vote of thanks to Col. Finnigan, The Secretary read a circular, which is being distributed in the East, by the Chicago, Milwankee and St, Pau) Railroad, commending tRe hotel accommodations in San San Francisco, and stating that there ould be ample room for all visitors. ~ Mr. Caswell stated that some complaints had been manifested in_relation to the trophy to be awarded in the competitive drill. The.origina! design offered was the figure of a . miner playing water from a hose. It had been altered so as to make four different kinds of wines playing from the nozzle. He thought it looked something like a bar-room ornament and would cast some reflection on the Templars, The Trophy Committee were instructed to have the de. sign as it was originally presented. The Committee on Music reported that it was unadvisable. to pay the leader of the Hawaiian Band. greater pay than the local leaders, —as—it: would create dissatisfaction. Corponed, The Chairman of the Committee on Programme submitted an outline of a programine for the Conclave as follows ; Saturday, August 18th, all the Commanders of California will be on hand to receive visiting Commanderies and escort them to their quarters, At°3 Pp. m., all California Commanderies will assemblé at the Mechanics’ Pavilion for inSpection, Sunday, August 19th, California Commandery No. 1 and Golden Gate Commandery will act as escort to Commanieries desiring to attend divine service at Trinity Church. gtand parade and review, closing with a reception of the Grand_Kpcampment, Monday evening, proinenade concert, exhibition drill, dancing and-music at Mechanics’ Pavilion, the same to be continued every night in the week. ‘Tuesday, Aug. 2ist, the visitihy Commanderies will: be escorted from the hotels to the Asylum to open the Conclave. Wednesday, August 22d, grand banquet tendered by the Grand Commandery of California to the Grand Kncampment of the United States. Satururday, August 25th, competitive drill at Bay District Track and laying of the corner stone of the “Garfield Monument at Golden Gate Park, Saturday night, award of prizes, During each day of the week, except Wednesday and Saturday, excursions on the Bay will be @rranged. The report was received and action deferred for two weeks. Arrival of Iron for the Idaho. The Union says: Three car loads of iron in sheets, 4 by 6 feet in size, have arrived from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, for the Idaho company, and are to be worked into 22° inch pipe to convey the water to the com. ‘pany’s works, from the “new South Yuba ditch, torun the machinery. The iron which has arrived weighs 33 toas, and there is as much more on the road, which is looked for at any time. The sheets are of different thickness, the heaviest abont three-sixteenths of an inch. This iron was ordered by Peter Johnston, the hardware merchant, and as evidence of the promptness_with which} he has filled his contract it may be stated that it was only thirty-five days from the time the order was sent that the iron commenced to arrive, having in the meantime been }manufactured at Pittsburg. .The working up of this iron inte piping will be done at the Idaho mine, and will be ready for laying. down-by the time the supply Teservoir is constructed. ; ~ Toas ef Brain Food. Nearly 1,000 pounds of fresh fish are consumed in this city every week. John Brodie and 8S. T. and on Thursday nights from 400 to 600 ) pounds of hergings, rock cod, salmon, cravs, shrimps, sturgeon, smelt, etc., come by express from San Francisco, all of which find ready sale. Fish is said to be excellent for the large number of tale ple in our city. » = a enn DepriiTATED persons, and sufferers from wasting diseases such as. consumption, scrofula, kidney affec-. nted peousing Brown’s Iron Bitters. ‘Asan ounce of preverition is better, they say Than a pound of the best sort of cure, Let ua.all Keep our teeth and gums from de_. Fora bottle of SOZODONT ’sall ‘we require To speedily realize all we desire. Finusné and. otbers desirivg “a genteel, lucrative agency business, . ‘The Triennial Conclave Committes hy@raulic mining eumpanies operatFinnigan had placed his entire house. sideration of the matter was post. Monday, . Auguat-—20th, } -. present Legislature will cost more Shurtleff réceive about all silt Ps = come tothe market, They have MATIONAL EXOHARGE HOTEL made arrangements whereby they . SIANLEY A. EDDY..,.. Proprietor. get mountain trout twice a week, Jan. 25, 1883, BIG BONANZAS. Financial Statements of Two Hy« araulic Mines. a. The North Bloomfield and Milton ing inthis county, have made their financial statementa for 1882. From them we gather these figures :. ? NORTH BLOOMFIELD. Receipts— , Gold Bullion $386,146.23 Water sales.cc-s5.+ 2,899:12 Dividends from br’ch Co's 42,885.50 Personally reduced Total receipts Disbursements— Bonds redeemed, 106. . . .$106,000.00 Interest on bonds.. 37,075.49 Expenses 6f mining.. 153,714.03 Dividends. .,. . «+ 135,000.00 Total disbursements. $431,789.52 Showing net profit in working the North Bloomfield mine proper of "MILTON, Receipts— Gold bullion... $416,044.17 Water sales... 1,425.66 Personally reduced.,.11,759.05 ~ Total receipts. .$429,228.88 Disbursements— Interest on bonds Improvements on other 12,818.83 ce akg’ SS ees 12,908:07 Expenses of mining.. 236,592 53 Dividends Pair 88,424.() Total disbursements. .$400,743.40 Increase in cash asséts.$27.485.48 Showing net-profit in working the Milton mines/of $180,877.30. As thestproperties are among the leading hydraulic gravel mines in the State, the following . tabular ‘statement showing their operations for the past six years will be of interest : Bullion Product, Water Sales. 1877. . . .$670,774 $6,754 1876.35. 849,036 9,694 ‘ty TARR 794,518 “9,091 1880. 5s 665,711 12,395 1881. 650% 637,682 24,233 18625. 3s. 802,190 4,325 Totals.$4,419, 91, $66,492 * Net Profits, Dividends. 7 aR $364,045 __. $45," 00 LOTS cist 501,181. 481,498 Cy aoe 462,821 422,640 188Gi 5.750 264,075 105,396 BEBE. ssi Ce a eee pt. PaaS 416,209 223,224 Totals, $2,332,558 $1,290,758 These mines were closed by injanetions for four months during the year 1881, which accounts for the small product of that year. At the beginning of 1877, the two Companies were in debt over $1,000,000. Since then this debt has been reduced to $344,009. . These payments and interest on this indebtness chiefly account for the above discrepancy between profits and dividends, Letter from Sacramento. SAcRaMENTo, Jan. 24, 1882. Eprror TRANscRiPt—This city is dead. *The stores are full of hayseed and the streets are full of slickens. From appearances I judge that the money aod manufacture less good law than apy previous one. Collins, the Democratic war-horse from Grass Valley, is skirmishing around the lobby. He pulls a big wire, . The city abounds with tough characters of all grades..There are in. progress one or two exhibitions that would bring the blush of shame to a courtezan’s cheek, The police are regular and deeply interested spectators of these ‘‘entertainments.” Sacramento is a nice place, I like it very well ; But if you were hereabout now, You'd think you were in —. F. M. » On salary or commission, reliable agents to canvass for Tunison’s ce’ebrated Maps and Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit free. For particulars address Joun Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal, tf A Card. Te, all whoare suffering from the errors and” indiscretions of youth, nérvous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered bya\missionary in South America. Send ‘a self-addressed -envel to the Rev. Josgra T. Inman, Station D, New Yoru Crrr ‘ BUTEL AXRIVALS. Miss Foley & neice, You Bet. J. R. Davis, San Juan. T. Bickle,.England. S. B. Teller, Forest Hill. N. C. Goodwin, Blue Tent. . James Smith, Grizzley Ridge. R. Davey, City. Seth Martin, Sacramento. 8. P. Donnelly, City. Geo. Morgan, Sacramento. F. J. Connelly, San F. Martin, City. Mrs, Cann, San J . Mrs. Sickles, Spenceville, ' Lincoln Brodt, San Francisco, F.Morrow, Soda Springs. C. Harding, Cisco. F. Proteloe, Oakland, Union Hotel, ° Jan, 25; 1883. W. J, Shirley, South Yuba: Rev. Wm. Powell, Grass Vallef. B. F. Barrett, City. ee S. Raynor, San Juan. 8. A. Prince, Red Dog. RR. 2 ncisco. W. Jennings Auburn. ©, Granarce & 4, Willow Valley. deg 069 80 redeemed; 50: >>>. $-50;000-:00" have . ely come to the front, Con. Austin, Como, Jeffe _ a8 the.maple turns to crimson gnd . when they wentto.the theatre and _ . & piece of cork in his whiskers, she . Personal and Social Items ‘Gleanca Mere and There Mrs, J. Worrell leaves to-day for Sun Francisco. : 3 F. H. McAllister, official ‘shortof Sierra eounty, is in town, * George Wellington of San Francisco is visiting his parents at this city. He will return home to-day or to morrow, = Miss Jennie Adair of this city has been appointed teacher of the public school at Omega. It is an excellent appointment, Frank Morrow, who was pardoned out of State Prison three weeks age by Governor Perkins, is in town ob this way home to Moore’s Flat. Mrs. Cornelius Taylor. and -familywill soon depart for Oregon to join the Judge who went there some weeks ago to find a desirable place to ocate, : Miss Annie Leavitt, who has for several months past been here on a visit to the family of W. H. Crawford, departs to-day for her home in Oakland. ‘ W.’ C.--Pepe, the undertaker ‘of . Grass Valley, made the TRANSCRIPT acall yesterday. The editor being he was in receipt of some bean. tiful caskets, one of which he would reserve for tha -Transcrrr offive, should the editor be so unfortunate as to need it. R. 8, Bassett, late of the firm Brand & Bassett, leaves this mora ing-for Los Angeles, where he will probably remain a few weeks -and 68 take a trip to the Sandwich Isnds for the benefit of his health. Mr.’ Bassett has made ‘hundreds of warm friends during the three years he has res ded here, and his departure is sincerely regretted both in business and social circles. San Jaan Times Items, If we don’t get rain soon an injunction will be put upon hydraulic mining that the Courts—have failed thns far. to accomplish, There is-a report in cirénlation to ground near Sebastopol has changed hands. If the report shall prove true, there will soon be an opening for 40 or 50 laborers who are now idle, The reservoir of the Eureka Lake Co., near this town was frozen over by. the late cold spell. On Saturday last some beys undertook to do some skating upon that reservoir but the ice let one of them through. and ‘he got stuck in slickens-up to his armpits. . Tx other day Filcher, Democratic Senator from Placer county, . offered a resolution that a committee of three be appointed to investigate what Senste committees require clerks, He argued that smallmat-4 ters in the aggregate make large oner, and he did not want it said that he participated in the most extravagant Legislature ever convened in the State. He believed the taxpayers should not pay for work that is not done. Filcher was sat down upon, all the same,and he will probably be compelled to participate ‘in the most extravagant Legislature ever convened in the State.” As Davin Davis’ time expires on the last day of the session there would be no President of the Senate for nine-months of the present year, and should -Presidens Arthur die, there would be no one to take his place, It is now proposed that Mr. Davis resign the Presidency a-day or or two before his term expires, and then let the Senate elect a President, Senator Edmunds, it is thought, will be selected for that position, Tue Memphis Appeal is content with the political situation, and reports everything lovely. It says: “With Governor Butler of Massachusetts squinting at all the girls, and Governor Stephens kissing all the ladies, and the rest of the party sawing wood and saying wothing, from this distance we see no reason why the Democracy should not scoop in the, Presidency in 1884.” had reporter of the Superior Court absent, he informed. the devil that} the efféct that some valuable mining . all the right, title, interest and claim of said. . @xpposed+2 te) Sinn Loe te Compal Of” in The Duties of Hacband ana ‘Wife. » Senator Mobice ot Nevada has introduced a bill defining the duties of husband and wife. There is no__ne, cessity for such a bill being introduced os-the duties of man and Wife are very clear. It is the duty of the husband to order bis wife to build the fires in the morning, go to the meat market and cook the breakfast, . When the baby cries-the—-husband should scold the mother and be as disagreeable as possible, Upon coming hoine late at night after a ‘Pun with the boys,” he should fall over a chair, wake up his wife and crawl into bed with his boots on, The duties Sf the wife are also plain. She should stay at_home, worry over the children and prepare three meals a day: She should be pleasant when her husband is cross, ReviTattzine blood is absolutely necessary for the cute of general debility, weakness, lassitude, &e. The best enricher of the blood is Brown’s Iron Bitters. aes Sr. Louts has o:Favaey Lily Club, It is made up chiefly of sou-flowers. It is the sunshine itself that makes ‘every shadow. be _—— a In Neyada City, Jan. 21st, 1883, to J.B Carr and wife, a son. ‘At Stott's Flat, Jan, 22d, 1888, to J. M. Chaney-and wife, a daughter. Hostetier’s Stomaeh 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 promot ing 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. Constables Sale. Y virtue of an execution to medi. rected and delivered, issued from the Court of John Rich, an acting Justice c the Peacein and for the Township of Eureka County of Nevada, State of California, ona certain judgment rendered therein on the 18th day of January, a. D. 1883, in favor of Thomas Dowlinz, and against (supposed dag ey Lee & Company, for the sum of Two widtadand Ninety Nine Doliirs,andin terest on said sum at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 18th duy of January, A. D. 1883, together with $4 25 costs of suit, with accruing costs, I have levied and seized, and shall expose for sale at oe auction, at Moore's Flat, in front of Hegarty & Co's. store, furéka Township, Nevada’ County, State of California, on the 23d day of February, A. D. 1883, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P. M., and to the following described personal property, to wit: That certain mining claim, oeing in Eureka Sadaaage County of Nevada, State of California, known as the Beck & Hickey mine, situated near the town of Moore's Flat, bounded north by Illinois mining claim, south by Hegarty & Co's. mining claim, together with sluice boxes and house situated within said mine, ‘or so much thereof as will satisfy eaid execution. M. SHEA, Constable. Dated this 23 day of January, a. b., 1883. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that? the copartnership heretofore existing between G. E. Brand and -R. 8. Bassett, under the firm name of Brand & Bassett, at Nevada City, Cal., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by G. E. Brand & Bro., whoare authorized to collect all bills due the firm, and will settle all claims against said firm. ; G. E. BRAND, s RAN. 8. BASSETT. The undersigned hope to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the late firm, and invite ell old customers and new ones to give them a call when they want books, stationery, music, jewelry and fancy goods.All persons indebted to-the late firm will please call without delay and settle their ac counts. BRAND & BRO. Nevada City, Jan. 18, 1883. A ¥Ew days agO“Governor Butler of Massachusetts was talking with the editor of a paper that had persistently aud bittorly opposed him. Said the ex-widow: ‘Sir, we have ‘meton many a bloody field,” but I believe you never called mo a fool in your paper, did you.”~ No, General, I never did.” ‘All right,then; if you never called me a fool, I don’t care.about tite rest.” ance SevbRAk old and. Supposed-to-be out mining camps in Nevada among th m are Tuscarora, and OphirCanon, which are now ‘ ceeding their palmiest days in bul!ion\production. ee = Se nN er nceilmtioon “Wat becomes of our bodies 7’ asks @ soft-eyed scientist, and we answer in stentorian tones that they get inside of ared flannel undershirt sassafras to gold. He promised to cleave to her ; and he came back between the-acts with knew from the fragrance: he exhaled Bé had clove. PSS ee is always loose, — FOR SALE. . GUSCETTI, Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers HE Delinquent Assessment Roll will be T completed and I shall be in r eadiness to receive delinquent State ard County taxes onand.after Thursday, January 25th, 1883. G von SCHY ITTBURG, County Colietor ‘Nev. Co. BUILDING LOTS __ ib beac GOOD BUILDING. LOTs, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hill. For particulars inquire at the “BAZAR,” Broad Street, or at the Citizens Bank. Nevada City, Jan. 25-lm. ” = “\waLEsaLe AND RETAIL DEALER IN RDERS, left driver wil be p The Milk served tq 13 customers is Stperior to any other-in the State, $ j3-ly A GREAT BARGAIN. mi, HOUSE AND LOT i For Sale. EXPERIENCE, the shroud of illusions. : amremenomesen rn aR ; BORN. Aree, ston The Secret of. the universal success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is sitnply this: It is the bestIron preparation ever made; js compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it-—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Commegg¢ing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. y Y have been a great sufferer from “avery weak stomach; heartburn, arid dyspepsia in its worst form, Nearly ing I ate © me distress, everythi v and I cond eat fa: little. I have tried everything recommended, have taken the prescriptions of a dozen Geran, but got no relief until Itook Brown’s trot Bitters. 1 feel none of the old troubles, ana am a new man, I am_ getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam a railroad engineer, and now make my trips regularly, 1 too much in praise of your wonderful medicine, C, Macx, * Brown’s Iron . Birrers does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will eure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous’ debility, weakness, &c. Use only Brown's Iron Bitters made by Brown Chemical Co,, Baltimore, C ted lines and wade-mark on wrapper. —_— — assimilation with the blood, ° can not say — Successor=m to . EX. Welden, PALACE DRUG STORE, — Corner Pine and Commercial Streets . nm A COMPLETE STOCK OF} DRUGS & MEDICINE. : hadi : 9 «i PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES, And everything else usuall Drue Srore, e y found in a first-class ——o——— WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF __ SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, I]lustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. _ SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES, — A. fine display-of Pocket: nives, Razors, and other Cutlery, ~~ 4 Prescriptions carefully compounded at all: aours-by P--H. BetnEx, ~~ an experienced Druggist. : , The Boss Grocery Sire WM. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, : Commercial Street, Nevada City. 0° ‘CONSTANTLY ON HAND’ A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, 0f) Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hans, Bacon, Flour .FEED,{GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. : SAVE MONEY9BY TRADING AT : es TAH Boss GCROCHR YT STOR? e + THE CELEBRATED ‘BOSS. PUNCH S-CENT CICAR, FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets, Sole Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21. > NOTICE. . Bhs the authority of an order of the Superior Court of Nevada County, Lwill all the demands and accounts of P; H. Belsaid insolvent, filed in said Superior Court) until ‘Saturday. January 27, 18837 }-At 120’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids. . JAMES_D. WHITE, Assignee of Estate of P. H. Belden Insolvent. %alT Dated January 16, 1883. NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento] Street, E. WEISS, Prop’r, si hea OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED BREWERY ‘stil maintains its reputation for brewing The Best Beer in California, Which issold in quantities to suit,and delivered Free of charge. The attention of the public is called to my BOTTLED BEER, Which is pronounced by all who haye tried . it superior to any imported: ” The pure gnd wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it is. made, gives it the Preference to all lovers of this whelesome beverage. E. WEISS. Nevada City, Jan. 12, 1883. READING ROOM. COFFEE HOUSE, BROAD §T., Next’ Door to Hunt's Hall, . CHAS. ADOLPH, rrop'r. Open from 6 A. M. till Midnight. COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS.. CHOCOLATE AND DOUGHNUTS.15 Cts, Regular Meals Cooked te Order oni short notice, Neat, Prompt, Orderly. No Chinese Employed. * d16 Dra. F. J. & Almeda Magee, HOMEOP ATHISTS,. Union ,Motel, Neyada City. R. MAGEE will attend to ral ma D528 il tend ogee pe es an i A: MAGEE will assist in’ dis. eases of wonten and children; and obstetrics €alls inctty. or country. promptly dial. being given to f o a eae Can be found at present at UNION HOTEL receixe-setiied-hids forthe purchase of den, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of (MILWAUKEE BREWERY)“ 8K own manufacture, and ore, ——e Nevada City, Cal Nevada Drug ; Corner{Broad and Pine Sts., ° WALTER D. VINTON. A Large Stoek of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ~ ~~Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, wToitet Articles of all kin Careful Attention, Given to Compounding ‘Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AN D-——_ “ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. = \ --THE— is LARGEST AND FINEST. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY. OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE. . COUNTY. ae oa ° CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE fAlso 1 Full Line of Tobacco: and Smokers Articles, ~ Delinquent Tax List. . on GEORGE GEHRIG, . wns snares ity . BREWERY, [ScgiQek Nemectey “Mende + anuary 20th, 1888, for pul the DeProprietor of the —— EO. BEATE aek + a SPRING STREET .. NEVADA CITY. FOR SALE. The Whole or as Half interest in‘the Tam prepared to furnish the public with the best of Lager Beer, 3 Ale Try these articles. ‘They are allot my} Corner of East Broad and Pine streets. eo Lod WARRANTED PURE !AND WHOLESOME. Process fully explained ~~ : ___G. GEmmiG, . to the purchaser. Bos jana Milwaukee Brewery. . ; . : Enquire of To Schoo! Teachers, a NHE Tastes of Moore's Flat School Dusit wil rzcive cations for the pb . bes undl che 20th instant, Sal 8. Prin]. 6 a 4

ion. rises je tom: BLE the RTA crnnanosre a "the watchman who did the shooting _ visit to her parents, Mi. and Mra (HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. EEE for the Trijenign of the i Programme Su ennial <== Opening and Closing of Malls. Until further notice the mails will close as ollowe: Route. rome ‘at 5.30 a.m. Graas Valley, daily, at 5.30 a.m. and 4.x. Direct mail to San Francisco Direct mail to Sacramente, at 5.30 4. u. Sierra City via North San ville and dail, Blue Tent, North Moore’s Flat a eeneree, dnlly, ¢ excepted) 6a. ashington and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs— at 64. mM. , Bet, ttle York and Dutet. Flat W ou ~ pumas See hp ~~ the sen T0N, Various Mappenings in and out of Town. ~ The crops in the lower part of the county never looked better than pow. + Mr. Benberthy of this city is about to take charge of the Pacific Hotel at Grass Valley. Whooping cough is just beginning to make itself heard among the rising generation of Grass Villy. The Chinese New Year begins on the 7th of February this year, ac‘cording to Ati Moon's calendar. ~~ Adda R. Brackett has commenced proceedings in the Superior Court fora divorce from her husband, John Brackett. LR The A. 0. U. W. at Grass Valley will give a literary and msical. en: tertainment at Reform Hall on Tuesday evening next. ' The Odd Fellows’ uniform. battalion will] meet at their hall at 7 o'clock Maenday evening for drill and sword practice, The members are ordered to appear in fatigue cap, belt and sword, C, A. Barrett, the clothier, has put up two large signs in front of 8 store on Broad street, They look as though they were trying to climb the shade trees to which they are attached. 8. T. Shurtleff yesterday sent to this scribe some young and tender teal ducks. At Mr. Shurtleff’s store. on Commercial ‘Street, next. to Guild’s, cam be found a large and well selected stock of game, fresh fishvegetables, etc. He dresses the game.and fish ready for cooking. An exchange says that a doctor has, after twenty years of careful study, reached the solemn conviction that very small feet on a woman. indicates a temper as disagreeable as a long-winded sermon and a tongue which will lie about its best friend. If this be true, then there are several ill-tempered ladies in Grass Valley. THE CHINESE MUST Go. AMongolian Sluice Robber Shot and Killed. a John Michell, who came down yesterday, says that at the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine, about 9 o'clock Thuraday night, the watchman saw a Chinaman in the ground sluice at work by the light of a lantern. He fired at the robber, putting a heavy charge of large shot into his body close to one of his shoulders,’ and killed him. A pistol and a silver spoon with about two bits’ worth of amalgam on it were found on the corpse, _ ‘It is believed from the racket made at the time of the shooting that _ there were two or three robbers in the sluice besides the one killed, but they kept out of sight, A coroner’s inquest was held and hunbit was exonerated from blame. Matt. Dailey says the name-or the watohman who did the shooting is McIntyre, better known as “Big Mac.” ‘ i Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The’ People vs. Frank Glifford, James Reynolds and Franz Gillet. Demurrer to information overruled. Defendants plead not guilty. Ordered that they be tried separately, March 6th, ei ~».Frank Huss vs. W. C. Pope. Cause continued for the session, owing to the absence of C. W. Cross, of counsel for defendant, @ranges in Clusters. Mre. Pomeroy, who is here on a Gault, on ‘Thursday received from hét husband at Los Augeles a number of clusters of oranges. Some of the branches sent held as many as eight oranges growing close together The display was very beautiful, alt the frait preved as pleasing to the palate as to the eye The installation of the officers of Milo Lodge, No. 48, will take place thisevening at: the Cactle Hall on Broad street. The Knights arelasked to appear in full foree, wearing their yostonda morni d the time’of hit Sthastaation Oot tor Tose. day next. His bonds are fixed at eae » Bt 5.80 a.m, *. brain food, which probably. accounts met Wednesday evening at the Palace Hotel in San Frazicisso, Marens D.-Boruck stated that Gol. P. A. atthe disposal of the Committee {during the time of the Conclave, The offer was accepted, with a vote of thanks to Col. Finnigan, The Secretary read a circular, which is being distributed in the East, by the Chicago, Milwankee and St, Pau) Railroad, commending tRe hotel accommodations in San San Francisco, and stating that there ould be ample room for all visitors. ~ Mr. Caswell stated that some complaints had been manifested in_relation to the trophy to be awarded in the competitive drill. The.origina! design offered was the figure of a . miner playing water from a hose. It had been altered so as to make four different kinds of wines playing from the nozzle. He thought it looked something like a bar-room ornament and would cast some reflection on the Templars, The Trophy Committee were instructed to have the de. sign as it was originally presented. The Committee on Music reported that it was unadvisable. to pay the leader of the Hawaiian Band. greater pay than the local leaders, —as—it: would create dissatisfaction. Corponed, The Chairman of the Committee on Programme submitted an outline of a programine for the Conclave as follows ; Saturday, August 18th, all the Commanders of California will be on hand to receive visiting Commanderies and escort them to their quarters, At°3 Pp. m., all California Commanderies will assemblé at the Mechanics’ Pavilion for inSpection, Sunday, August 19th, California Commandery No. 1 and Golden Gate Commandery will act as escort to Commanieries desiring to attend divine service at Trinity Church. gtand parade and review, closing with a reception of the Grand_Kpcampment, Monday evening, proinenade concert, exhibition drill, dancing and-music at Mechanics’ Pavilion, the same to be continued every night in the week. ‘Tuesday, Aug. 2ist, the visitihy Commanderies will: be escorted from the hotels to the Asylum to open the Conclave. Wednesday, August 22d, grand banquet tendered by the Grand Commandery of California to the Grand Kncampment of the United States. Satururday, August 25th, competitive drill at Bay District Track and laying of the corner stone of the “Garfield Monument at Golden Gate Park, Saturday night, award of prizes, During each day of the week, except Wednesday and Saturday, excursions on the Bay will be @rranged. The report was received and action deferred for two weeks. Arrival of Iron for the Idaho. The Union says: Three car loads of iron in sheets, 4 by 6 feet in size, have arrived from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, for the Idaho company, and are to be worked into 22° inch pipe to convey the water to the com. ‘pany’s works, from the “new South Yuba ditch, torun the machinery. The iron which has arrived weighs 33 toas, and there is as much more on the road, which is looked for at any time. The sheets are of different thickness, the heaviest abont three-sixteenths of an inch. This iron was ordered by Peter Johnston, the hardware merchant, and as evidence of the promptness_with which} he has filled his contract it may be stated that it was only thirty-five days from the time the order was sent that the iron commenced to arrive, having in the meantime been }manufactured at Pittsburg. .The working up of this iron inte piping will be done at the Idaho mine, and will be ready for laying. down-by the time the supply Teservoir is constructed. ; ~ Toas ef Brain Food. Nearly 1,000 pounds of fresh fish are consumed in this city every week. John Brodie and 8S. T. and on Thursday nights from 400 to 600 ) pounds of hergings, rock cod, salmon, cravs, shrimps, sturgeon, smelt, etc., come by express from San Francisco, all of which find ready sale. Fish is said to be excellent for the large number of tale ple in our city. » = a enn DepriiTATED persons, and sufferers from wasting diseases such as. consumption, scrofula, kidney affec-. nted peousing Brown’s Iron Bitters. ‘Asan ounce of preverition is better, they say Than a pound of the best sort of cure, Let ua.all Keep our teeth and gums from de_. Fora bottle of SOZODONT ’sall ‘we require To speedily realize all we desire. Finusné and. otbers desirivg “a genteel, lucrative agency business, . ‘The Triennial Conclave Committes hy@raulic mining eumpanies operatFinnigan had placed his entire house. sideration of the matter was post. Monday, . Auguat-—20th, } -. present Legislature will cost more Shurtleff réceive about all silt Ps = come tothe market, They have MATIONAL EXOHARGE HOTEL made arrangements whereby they . SIANLEY A. EDDY...,... Proprietor. get mountain trout twice a week, Jan. 25, 1883, BIG BONANZAS. Financial Statements of Two Hy« araulic Mines. a. The North Bloomfield and Milton ing inthis county, have made their financial statementa for 1882. From them we gather these figures :. ? NORTH BLOOMFIELD. Receipts— , Gold Bullion $386,146.23 Water sales..cc-s5.+ 2,899:12 Dividends from br’ch Co's 42,885.50 Personally reduced Total receipts Disbursements— Bonds redeemed, 106. . . .$106,000.00 Interest on bonds.... 37,075.49 Expenses 6f mining... 153,714.03 Dividends.. ..,. .. «+ 135,000.00 Total disbursements.. $431,789.52 Showing net profit in working the North Bloomfield mine proper of "MILTON, Receipts— Gold bullion...... $416,044.17 Water sales...... 1,425.66 Personally reduced.,..11,759.05 ~ Total receipts.. ..$429,228.88 Disbursements— Interest on bonds Improvements on other 12,818.83 ce akg’ SS ees 12,908:07 Expenses of mining... 236,592 53 Dividends Pair 88,424.() Total disbursements. .$400,743.40 Increase in cash asséts.$27.485.48 Showing net-profit in working the Milton mines/of $180,877.30. As thestproperties are among the leading hydraulic gravel mines in the State, the following . tabular ‘statement showing their operations for the past six years will be of interest : Bullion Product, Water Sales. 1877.. . . .$670,774 $6,754 1876.35.. 849,036 9,694 ‘ty TARR 794,518 “9,091 1880.. 5s 665,711 12,395 1881.. 650% 637,682 24,233 18625. 3s. 802,190 4,325 Totals..$4,419, 91, $66,492 * Net Profits, Dividends. 7 aR $364,045 __. $45," 00 LOTS cist 501,181. 481,498 Cy aoe 462,821 422,640 188Gi 5.750 264,075 105,396 BEBE. ssi Ce a eee pt. PaaS 416,209 223,224 Totals, $2,332,558 $1,290,758 These mines were closed by injanetions for four months during the year 1881, which accounts for the small product of that year. At the beginning of 1877, the two Companies were in debt over $1,000,000. Since then this debt has been reduced to $344,009. . These payments and interest on this indebtness chiefly account for the above discrepancy between profits and dividends, Letter from Sacramento. SAcRaMENTo, Jan. 24, 1882. Eprror TRANscRiPt—This city is dead. *The stores are full of hayseed and the streets are full of slickens. From appearances I judge that the money aod manufacture less good law than apy previous one. Collins, the Democratic war-horse from Grass Valley, is skirmishing around the lobby. He pulls a big wire, . The city abounds with tough characters of all grades...There are in. progress one or two exhibitions that would bring the blush of shame to a courtezan’s cheek, The police are regular and deeply interested spectators of these ‘‘entertainments.” Sacramento is a nice place, I like it very well ; But if you were hereabout now, You'd think you were in —. F. M. » On salary or commission, reliable agents to canvass for Tunison’s ce’ebrated Maps and Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit free. For particulars address Joun Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal, tf A Card. Te, all whoare suffering from the errors and” indiscretions of youth, nérvous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered bya\missionary in South America. Send ‘a self-addressed -envel to the Rev. Josgra T. Inman, Station D, New Yoru Crrr ‘ BUTEL AXRIVALS. Miss Foley & neice, You Bet. J. R. Davis, San Juan. T. Bickle,.England. S. B. Teller, Forest Hill. N. C. Goodwin, Blue Tent. . James Smith, Grizzley Ridge. R. Davey, City. Seth Martin, Sacramento. 8. P. Donnelly, City. Geo. Morgan, Sacramento. F. J. Connelly, San F. Martin, City. Mrs, Cann, San J . Mrs. Sickles, Spenceville, ' Lincoln Brodt, San Francisco, F.Morrow, Soda Springs. C. Harding, Cisco. F. Proteloe, Oakland, Union Hotel, ° Jan, 25; 1883. W. J, Shirley, South Yuba: Rev. Wm. Powell, Grass Vallef. B. F. Barrett, City. ee S. Raynor, San Juan. 8. A. Prince, Red Dog. RR. 2 ncisco. W. Jennings Auburn. ©, Granarce & 4, Willow Valley. deg 069 80 redeemed; 50: >>>. $-50;000-:00" have . ely come to the front, Con. Austin, Como, Jeffe _ a8 the.maple turns to crimson gnd . when they wentto.the theatre and _ . & piece of cork in his whiskers, she . Personal and Social Items ‘Gleanca Mere and There Mrs, J. Worrell leaves to-day for Sun Francisco. : 3 F. H. McAllister, official ‘shortof Sierra eounty, is in town, * George Wellington of San Francisco is visiting his parents at this city. He will return home to-day or to morrow, = Miss Jennie Adair of this city has been appointed teacher of the public school at Omega. It is an excellent appointment, Frank Morrow, who was pardoned out of State Prison three weeks age by Governor Perkins, is in town ob this way home to Moore’s Flat. Mrs. Cornelius Taylor. and -familywill soon depart for Oregon to join the Judge who went there some weeks ago to find a desirable place to ocate, : Miss Annie Leavitt, who has for several months past been here on a visit to the family of W. H. Crawford, departs to-day for her home in Oakland. ‘ W.’ C.--Pepe, the undertaker ‘of

. Grass Valley, made the TRANSCRIPT acall yesterday. The editor being he was in receipt of some bean. tiful caskets, one of which he would reserve for tha -Transcrrr offive, should the editor be so unfortunate as to need it. R. 8, Bassett, late of the firm Brand & Bassett, leaves this mora ing-for Los Angeles, where he will probably remain a few weeks -and 68 take a trip to the Sandwich Isnds for the benefit of his health. Mr.’ Bassett has made ‘hundreds of warm friends during the three years he has res ded here, and his departure is sincerely regretted both in business and social circles. San Jaan Times Items, If we don’t get rain soon an injunction will be put upon hydraulic mining that the Courts—have failed thns far. to accomplish, There is-a report in cirénlation to ground near Sebastopol has changed hands. If the report shall prove true, there will soon be an opening for 40 or 50 laborers who are now idle, The reservoir of the Eureka Lake Co., near this town was frozen over by. the late cold spell. On Saturday last some beys undertook to do some skating upon that reservoir but the ice let one of them through. and ‘he got stuck in slickens-up to his armpits. . Tx other day Filcher, Democratic Senator from Placer county, . offered a resolution that a committee of three be appointed to investigate what Senste committees require clerks, He argued that smallmat-4 ters in the aggregate make large oner, and he did not want it said that he participated in the most extravagant Legislature ever convened in the State. He believed the taxpayers should not pay for work that is not done. Filcher was sat down upon, all the same,and he will probably be compelled to participate ‘in the most extravagant Legislature ever convened in the State.” As Davin Davis’ time expires on the last day of the session there would be no President of the Senate for nine-months of the present year, and should -Presidens Arthur die, there would be no one to take his place, It is now proposed that Mr. Davis resign the Presidency a-day or or two before his term expires, and then let the Senate elect a President, Senator Edmunds, it is thought, will be selected for that position, Tue Memphis Appeal is content with the political situation, and reports everything lovely. It says: “With Governor Butler of Massachusetts squinting at all the girls, and Governor Stephens kissing all the ladies, and the rest of the party sawing wood and saying wothing, from this distance we see no reason why the Democracy should not scoop in the, Presidency in 1884.” had reporter of the Superior Court absent, he informed. the devil that} the efféct that some valuable mining . all the right, title, interest and claim of said. . @xpposed+2 te) Sinn Loe te Compal Of” in The Duties of Hacband ana ‘Wife. » Senator Mobice ot Nevada has introduced a bill defining the duties of husband and wife. There is no__ne, cessity for such a bill being introduced os-the duties of man and Wife are very clear. It is the duty of the husband to order bis wife to build the fires in the morning, go to the meat market and cook the breakfast, . When the baby cries-the—-husband should scold the mother and be as disagreeable as possible, Upon coming hoine late at night after a ‘Pun with the boys,” he should fall over a chair, wake up his wife and crawl into bed with his boots on, The duties Sf the wife are also plain. She should stay at_home, worry over the children and prepare three meals a day: She should be pleasant when her husband is cross, ReviTattzine blood is absolutely necessary for the cute of general debility, weakness, lassitude, &e. The best enricher of the blood is Brown’s Iron Bitters. aes Sr. Louts has o:Favaey Lily Club, It is made up chiefly of sou-flowers. It is the sunshine itself that makes ‘every shadow. be _—— a In Neyada City, Jan. 21st, 1883, to J.B Carr and wife, a son. ‘At Stott's Flat, Jan, 22d, 1888, to J. M. Chaney-and wife, a daughter. Hostetier’s Stomaeh 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 promot ing 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. Constables Sale. Y virtue of an execution to medi. rected and delivered, issued from the Court of John Rich, an acting Justice c the Peacein and for the Township of Eureka County of Nevada, State of California, ona certain judgment rendered therein on the 18th day of January, a. D. 1883, in favor of Thomas Dowlinz, and against (supposed dag ey Lee & Company, for the sum of Two widtadand Ninety Nine Doliirs,andin terest on said sum at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 18th duy of January, A. D. 1883, together with $4 25 costs of suit, with accruing costs, I have levied and seized, and shall expose for sale at oe auction, at Moore's Flat, in front of Hegarty & Co's. store, furéka Township, Nevada’ County, State of California, on the 23d day of February, A. D. 1883, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P. M., and to the following described personal property, to wit: That certain mining claim, oeing in Eureka Sadaaage County of Nevada, State of California, known as the Beck & Hickey mine, situated near the town of Moore's Flat, bounded north by Illinois mining claim, south by Hegarty & Co's. mining claim, together with sluice boxes and house situated within said mine, ‘or so much thereof as will satisfy eaid execution. M. SHEA, Constable. Dated this 23 day of January, a. b., 1883. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that? the copartnership heretofore existing between G. E. Brand and -R. 8. Bassett, under the firm name of Brand & Bassett, at Nevada City, Cal., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by G. E. Brand & Bro., whoare authorized to collect all bills due the firm, and will settle all claims against said firm. ; G. E. BRAND, s RAN. 8. BASSETT. The undersigned hope to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the late firm, and invite ell old customers and new ones to give them a call when they want books, stationery, music, jewelry and fancy goods.All persons indebted to-the late firm will please call without delay and settle their ac counts. BRAND & BRO. Nevada City, Jan. 18, 1883. A ¥Ew days agO“Governor Butler of Massachusetts was talking with the editor of a paper that had persistently aud bittorly opposed him. Said the ex-widow: ‘Sir, we have ‘meton many a bloody field,” but I believe you never called mo a fool in your paper, did you.”~ No, General, I never did.” ‘All right,then; if you never called me a fool, I don’t care.about tite rest.” ance SevbRAk old and. Supposed-to-be out mining camps in Nevada among th m are Tuscarora, and OphirCanon, which are now ‘ ceeding their palmiest days in bul!ion\production. ee = Se nN er nceilmtioon “Wat becomes of our bodies 7’ asks @ soft-eyed scientist, and we answer in stentorian tones that they get inside of ared flannel undershirt sassafras to gold. He promised to cleave to her ; and he came back between the-acts with knew from the fragrance: he exhaled Bé had clove. PSS ee is always loose, — FOR SALE. . GUSCETTI, Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers HE Delinquent Assessment Roll will be T completed and I shall be in r eadiness to receive delinquent State ard County taxes onand.after Thursday, January 25th, 1883. G von SCHY ITTBURG, County Colietor ‘Nev. Co. BUILDING LOTS __ ib beac GOOD BUILDING. LOTs, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hill. For particulars inquire at the “BAZAR,” Broad Street, or at the Citizens Bank. Nevada City, Jan. 25-lm. ” = “\waLEsaLe AND RETAIL DEALER IN RDERS, left driver wil be p The Milk served tq 13 customers is Stperior to any other-in the State, $ j3-ly A GREAT BARGAIN. mi, HOUSE AND LOT i For Sale. EXPERIENCE, the shroud of illusions. : amremenomesen rn aR ; BORN. Aree, ston The Secret of. the universal success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is sitnply this: It is the bestIron preparation ever made; js compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it-—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Commegg¢ing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. y Y have been a great sufferer from “avery weak stomach; heartburn, arid dyspepsia in its worst form, Nearly ing I ate © me distress, everythi v and I cond eat fa: little. I have tried everything recommended, have taken the prescriptions of a dozen Geran, but got no relief until Itook Brown’s trot Bitters. 1 feel none of the old troubles, ana am a new man, I am_ getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam a railroad engineer, and now make my trips regularly, 1 too much in praise of your wonderful medicine, C, Macx, * Brown’s Iron . Birrers does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will eure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous’ debility, weakness, &c. Use only Brown's Iron Bitters made by Brown Chemical Co,, Baltimore, C ted lines and wade-mark on wrapper. —_— — assimilation with the blood, ° can not say — Successor=m to . EX. Welden, PALACE DRUG STORE, — Corner Pine and Commercial Streets . nm A COMPLETE STOCK OF} DRUGS & MEDICINE. : hadi : 9 «i PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES, And everything else usuall Drue Srore, e y found in a first-class ——o——— WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF __ SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, I]lustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. _ SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES, — A. fine display-of Pocket: nives, Razors, and other Cutlery, ~~ 4 Prescriptions carefully compounded at all: aours-by P--H. BetnEx, ~~ an experienced Druggist. : , The Boss Grocery Sire WM. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, : Commercial Street, Nevada City. 0° ‘CONSTANTLY ON HAND’ A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, 0f) Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hans, Bacon, Flour .FEED,{GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. : SAVE MONEY9BY TRADING AT : es TAH Boss GCROCHR YT STOR? e + THE CELEBRATED ‘BOSS. PUNCH S-CENT CICAR, FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets, Sole Agents for Nevada City. Nevada City, Jan 21. > NOTICE. . Bhs the authority of an order of the Superior Court of Nevada County, Lwill all the demands and accounts of P; H. Belsaid insolvent, filed in said Superior Court) until ‘Saturday. January 27, 18837 }-At 120’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids. . JAMES_D. WHITE, Assignee of Estate of P. H. Belden Insolvent. %alT Dated January 16, 1883. NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento] Street, E. WEISS, Prop’r, si hea OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED BREWERY ‘stil maintains its reputation for brewing The Best Beer in California, Which issold in quantities to suit,and delivered Free of charge. The attention of the public is called to my BOTTLED BEER, Which is pronounced by all who haye tried . it superior to any imported: ” The pure gnd wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it is. made, gives it the Preference to all lovers of this whelesome beverage. E. WEISS. Nevada City, Jan. 12, 1883. READING ROOM. COFFEE HOUSE, BROAD §T., Next’ Door to Hunt's Hall, . CHAS. ADOLPH, rrop'r. Open from 6 A. M. till Midnight. COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS.... CHOCOLATE AND DOUGHNUTS..15 Cts, Regular Meals Cooked te Order oni short notice, Neat, Prompt, Orderly. No Chinese Employed. * d16 Dra. F. J. & Almeda Magee, HOMEOP ATHISTS,. Union ,Motel, Neyada City. R. MAGEE will attend to ral ma D528 il tend ogee pe es an i A: MAGEE will assist in’ dis. eases of wonten and children; and obstetrics €alls inctty. or country. promptly dial. being given to f o a eae Can be found at present at UNION HOTEL receixe-setiied-hids forthe purchase of den, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of (MILWAUKEE BREWERY)“ 8K own manufacture, and ore, ——e Nevada City, Cal Nevada Drug ; Corner{Broad and Pine Sts., ° WALTER D. VINTON. A Large Stoek of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ~ ~~Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, wToitet Articles of all kin Careful Attention, Given to Compounding ‘Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AN D-——_ “ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. = \ --THE— is LARGEST AND FINEST. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY. OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE. . COUNTY. ae oa ° CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE fAlso 1 Full Line of Tobacco: and Smokers Articles, ~ Delinquent Tax List. . on GEORGE GEHRIG, . wns snares ity . BREWERY, [ScgiQek Nemectey “Mende + anuary 20th, 1888, for pul the DeProprietor of the —— EO. BEATE aek + a SPRING STREET .... NEVADA CITY. FOR SALE. The Whole or as Half interest in‘the Tam prepared to furnish the public with the best of Lager Beer, 3 Ale Try these articles. ‘They are allot my} Corner of East Broad and Pine streets. eo Lod WARRANTED PURE !AND WHOLESOME. Process fully explained ~~ : ___G. GEmmiG, . to the purchaser. Bos jana Milwaukee Brewery. . ; . : Enquire of To Schoo! Teachers, a NHE Tastes of Moore's Flat School Dusit wil rzcive cations for the pb . bes undl che 20th instant, Sal 8. Prin]. 6 a 4