January 4, 1882 (4 pages)

, is sold, 20; robbery,.2; contempt : dof __large one, embracing «some twenty‘that Secretary Frelinghuysen is far —night, When thé sleet Was driving ~ will attend churchy Lord has given him,ke-wt a thet sha The politicabiand personal enemies: o! Frank Page must by this time be getting ‘tired of trying to destroy the well-founded confidence -his constituency have learned to place in him. Hisyrecordsien-one. a cee succesfully rebuts all argu ip bronght against it, ‘That: bhe voters kaow this is shown. by his having Leen their choice’ for*fiye successive terms,sand it ig-a forgone conclusion tat so faithtal a public sePvant. will not be permitted to rébire to_ private life for some years yet, / The Sacramento Revord-4Union, contrary to the-geod t of the]: iasas of électorsin this part of the State, has seen’ Seomay to make a Vaze, because of his eqnnection Fibs tie debris quertion*which is to most people of his district, net_ even excspting the valley ‘farmers, Highly acoeptable, The Commercial Record of Stockton containg a. timely article upon the subject, ia which it proper: ly classes the Debris Bill he intre~ duced im Congress as “a broad, comprehensive and efficient bill for » pertaanent and equitable adjust. mont” of all the questions’ arising fron the conflict between the min; ing anid agricultural interests.’ And we are glad to -sve that the. same baper condemns the Sacramento journal's attack as’‘‘anjust, illogieal and unmanly,.” Novada Connty Jail. Report for the year ending the'lst day of January, 1882: Re Number of prisoners‘in jail January 1st, 1881,.12%, “Received during the year, 145. «Arrested: and . iny= prisoned for offertsed-ts follows: Selling liquor to the Indiatis, ‘8; @istarb— ing the peace, 33 ; perit larceny, 10; murder, 8 ; battery 5; defrauding creditors 1 ; vagrancy, 10 ; ‘arson, 5; burglary, 13; assault with deadly weapon, 5 ; assault to commit: murdet, 33 insane Aischarged, 3 ; embezzlement, 2 ; slandering the person of another, 1 ;grand larceny, » 4; assault, 2 ; visiting places where opium court, 1; obtaining money, under false pretences, } 5 drunk and disorderly, 1; train wieoking. ly common drunkard, 1; selling goods without license, 1 ; exhibiting deadly’ weap60,1; insaue, 8; taken to State Priaon, 14Ainsane taken to asylum 8; hung, 1; committed suicide in Jail 1; died in Jail, 1; prisoners in jail Jan. Ist, 1882, 9, Opera Bonfle. To-night the -Alice Ontes Ofte Bouffe Company will give their sec— oad and last performance in this city, the programme. sousisving of “Girofle-Girofla,” which is‘one of: the most attractive productions.in.teltroapels repertoire, The organization ‘a9: five menibers, and fresh from triunphs in the large cities of the State. Our citizens should not. fail to witness to-nizhf’s'’: performance, A Stand-by, The Grass Valley Union has entared upon its thirtieth volume. We do not like the Union's politida, bit we do applaud its honesty anid con=} serva ism, It never goes off at half. . : cock] when discussing subjeots of local import, but is a staunely advocate of all that tends to advance the porma_ neut interests of the dection in which it is published, OP om A * Tax Washington Capital says from being a man with a cdla “heart, and it tela how, on a cold winter aie Daily Bani : aa CITY, CA pres ; wir uerr cisv * a ia. cast Gast Sr ns mes = office receipts amount to over -$26. The fun bega horses *gnd wie Gast deesnet.show. as-well_ inthe serni-raide edmtiition of the P. R. Hi8 hands and arms are like a city lady's and@thertlnish veins show through the white skin like streaks of water in boarding house milk. _ As soon fs ‘tie warriors had shak-. hen hands the bus ness began by Gast} Freaching out with his left hand for Morgan's: physiognomy,vand missing jit. In the second round Gast caught a ‘stinger on his nasal appendage, and ‘began to bleed. It was apparent, to.some-even at this stage of. the game that he was no matoh for his opponent, who struck him bebind the eat; “heeled hint,” hit his mouth (more blood), ete., a8 the by standin the succesdivé “rounds, Gast’s endeavor was evidently to dodge under Morgan's arms and cateh him with a neck wipe. But Morgan prevented, the plan each tinie, ocreasionally getting his adversary in chancery: At thé end of. the tenth round Gast was landed on the rope, and Morgan was hanling back to propel him iffto.the midst of the audience when ‘‘foul” was. edlled. This round ended the mill, which ‘was given to Morgan who. had not been seratghed , during, the» entire scrimmage, while Gast’s towel resem:, bled the so-ealled™“tbloody shirt” of politics, : Some who, were present think Gast. was “playing “of” ‘Saturday suight in. ordet-to’ get: a! diard-glove fight out of Morgan, for coin, at some future time. Our informant does ‘not believe this, He thinks the San Franciscan cannot ‘whip. one-side .f . . pMorgan, 7 W ‘Miamas-Auitt Nuptials. +t Ther mnvfiage of'hmes R.Williams aud Mrsi:Mary A. Hill took place Sunday evening at the. bride’s resideace on Sacraiento street. We ‘have the folkowimy account’ from a «person who was present: Mr,.Wal. liams is wéil kuoWwn here-as a young man of exeéllent habits, “while the . bride will be remembered ‘asa hanitsome and youthful widow, possessed ‘of considerable property, . who ‘isa Hdecided favorite here as ‘well an’ at ‘San'Francisco, At the wedding she twas dressed in a faultless wine—col. pored-satin-dress-trimmed-with orange blossoms, and wore rich diamonds as ornaments, Miss Alice White, her ‘sister, who was bridesmaid, was attired in a neat dress of white swiss and satin, her ornaments being soltaire diamonds and a gold necklace that was presented by the groom. The groom was dressed in black, as was also his brother, W. G. Williams the groomsman, The presents received by the bride include a costly set of china from the groom’s mother; a. silver’ pickle, dish from Mrs. W. J. Reseigh, her oldest sister; apair of silver vases from Mrs. Daasouville, her youngest sister; a gold pen-holdér'from W., Ge. Williams; an: album from. Mrs. Oliver} a box of handkerchiefs from Miss Seaman; a silver bud receive: from Miss Fairhar aud a poor Trish wouinn™ was aBtrug— + ing slong-thetey pavement withha frony heranother; Qu rite. late i in the evening the epuple were sebenaded heavy lundle in her arms, he came out of his house’ on his way tw x} state dinner and with courtesy: ble, vite her to take ‘his carridye and , tell the driver where ‘to’ take ‘her: . Maybe he.gwed’tho-woman. .«° washe bill. ae Ir is said that tifty per cent. more people have perished in chtrch: ac ciden’s in ‘the last 100: years tian sin theatres. The marvel of thia istthat if a man “wahte to “ge! AO Reuven, whe lf he wante.to live long upon Shetland, which’, the; N t .eatre. hy a string band that furnished some excellené music. The w edding ‘was ® very pleasant one,-aritWas g greatly enjoyed by df present. —_ . . Novex New Years Cards at Brand & Bassett's. , A COMPLErK tock of Blank Books at’ Beano & Basserr's, d30-tf, Tost, pickled’ Walnuts , at the Rychive-are «:delioigne retieh: a28-hw Gurreac, says he will’, aybinit, his . Goodatt nanie for Preaplent. before ‘the’ next Natiqval Cowvention. It in possib'e he t the Convention will not mect' here,:: ppkind aah . e t ) , Saburdey ee and le ie cldiaa: for byt gree “gate mnley. An . were allowed on the General,.Bund ? admissioiw fee of fifty cents a head was charged spectators, enough of whom were there to make the box . $25. n about half past eight ich hour the two inet { ‘intothe-ring. , The” young . witnesses, $19 50. , (2 MeCanley, » oe san p Hoabeope ped + to ‘advantage. J.C, Boggs, serving papers, $13 10. Broek” “ho i ; . He is about as plamp asa’ telegraph pole, bint _wres ing with Vicious ing a ‘panings? as vertising, $3650, his muscles to Pierson to very respectable proportions and to have {considerable solidity about them] Coroner, $15 75, ers laughingly prompted him to do], The Board « ® Vibeaay, one or ¢ , ee Heats in} oe J H Griffin, Wasklaginas af Mrs K-H_ Moore, Sau Frandieso,— Peter Orzalli, interpreter’s f M Masohe, Willow Valley, = T. Williams, making book-case,. 1) Simmonds, Dutch Fiat, AF Be Witas-City, , 0.Brown, labor, $3 25. chy MNF Carter, do G. E. Turner, merchandise, $5379. ~O Shurtheff, Peal 8. A. Eddy, boarding impecintous ae ty dtd: Moore, E v Reardais, do W. Irwin, team for coroner, $10. * ete Brown & Calkins, Printing and ad. En ? me = Willey et! TC , Rock, Creck, W. ©. Barker, inquest, $12. Tomar, i 3. -Geé Ali Chow, interpreter; $24, Robert Patton, services as Deputy bet ckinmams, City ecramtats. A’R Camager, Moore’s John McKeony,\ “quest, gtYto. y iE Sirah oe “to W.-J. Hill, conveying sick to. 8 ST Dibble, ; -do ss Hoapital, $10.50. sien eee: a ; W. A. Findley, labor, $10. . we Warne o:455 A_ Burrows, services as Deputy . C Dorsey, Oe. District Attorney; $30. F Hudsop, do J. G, Hartwell;-maps, ’ $22 50. ed seg A: Seep i. McCracken, burying pauper, C.E Clinch, > pea a fica ead H, C. McKelvey, labor, $4 50. « DeNoon, San Franeisco, J. J. Weiseuburger, services as GO Ainsworthe Washington, Deputy District Attérney, $3250. . _ wW F Carter, Guld-Flat, 8. G, Lewis, printing, $75. Jas H Marriott, Bloomfield, P. E, Hughson, ,extracting teeth E Doliver, Willow Valley, of prisoner, $5. TDaily, Mine, Oates Opera Troupe, Frank Huss, cervises: _a8 coroner, Gale Gavendish, RK L Van Osten, $27 50. H E Moore& w, Mias eiclay, iatai 52. Lena Hart, Miss Jamieson, H. Gaylord, imcidentals, $153 ECrandali, Pir w ose tg t. ‘Frank~ Johnson, Legg & Shaw, mdee., $93 30. : Eraetys Bonn, Clerk. “3. B, Sanders; conveying sick. to Hospital, $15. J. D. Ostrom, conveying sick to ait me Hospital, $10. At Grass Valley, December 30, 1881-to-W. NeVada City Gas Co3; ges for . T. Rogers and witty ¢ on. Court House, $87 10. a enna 5 oases H. A. Mason, services as Deputy mirafep, District Attorney, $15. : ‘Lin Loy, interpreter, $27. J, D, Fennessy, reporting, -$56 40. At the M, E, Parsonage, Jan. 15.1881, by Rev. E. Jacks, David Ashton and Mrs, Etisa eth M. Whitford, both of Neva City. At Nevada City, Jan.‘1, 1882," by Rev. Father Meagher, James R. Williams of this city and Mrs, Mary A. Hill of San FYancisco, Superior Court. The following busiiiess* was traxs— . acted in the Superior: Caurt. yesterday, Judge John Caldwell. presidiug: “Ds H. Williams vs, Wm. Smith, Ordered that commission issue to Two Nights ad Ocris Lee at. Stillwater, Michigan, A THEATRE, %o take teatmony.of W, C. Voight FALAPS at same-place. as witness ou behalf ‘Tucsddy & Wednesday Srefigs of plaintiff. at J.8. Thompson vs, Mountain Ice S Senuary M4 and he "Co. Time for setting interrogatories . ¢ ‘continued till Saturday:next. “The People vs. Bourne: rial -set ‘for February 20th. z M. O’Hearn va. ‘J. Mf, ‘Buffington. Bouffe, ‘Jury trial waived by plaintiff. Trial set for’ January Slat. Se tea (AEH OE“ OAT E 8! C. W. Cross entered as attorney of . , Complete Musical Organization. record for defendant. ‘ John Nankervis vs, E, Northup. 25 a Casper Cohen ys. Caroline Smith. . . ‘ P Judgment awarded to phintia for Debree of foreclosure and sale grant—. 467 4 : : 9 od Gr sicialle LA MASCOTTE! The People vs.-Chas. Giffen. Set fay T, Caldwell appointed referee. Cohew vs. Smith. Stay 6f procee.Motion to dusniss appeal argued and $7 and. costs. for trial February 21st, ings-for ten days, gagement of the “Dates Opera Bouffe Co. j Haoet by the Peerlosd Queen of Opera P Wedneaday, January éth, “GIROFLE-GIROFLA!” submitted. Citizens Bank vs. Ole Nelaon: Tacsday, aennesz, 34 J. M. Kitts vs. Win. Seaman. J. -_— CaPrices 50 cfs. and $1609. 1ER No Extra Charge for reserved scats, forsale at)Vinton’s Drng Store, Toucsow "js suffering from the presence of a large number of outJaws and cut-throats, who appear to NOTICE’ TO THE. PUBLIC. be hastening on their own’ destrac-— THE, public are heret or purchasing ern tion, “Tucson's experience is that of brine beet Cg pny tex 20th, 1881, aj] frontier cities while passing from . and payable Nov, Jat, 1881. a semi-barbarous to a civilized state Nevada City, Jan. 1st, Wf ay mIahy: of society. The honest and respectable portion of citizéns have’ the sympathy and endorsement of the people of California in their efforts ‘to niaintain and support ‘their rate? officers, ay DR. S.-M. HARRIS, {Of Grass Valley.) pr ransiysy THE iatluals ‘of a Thich dasites cement Se Thanks-a' thaa seventy years, old DENTIST. i has.just hath. ta apply. to the courte to have /his:son, forty-four years old, = anit his grandson, twenty-four years . 1n Nevada City, Mondays, “Wednesdays and Eyidays,. old shut up as. vagrants, They are drywkards beyond reformation, on ' whont alt Teformatory efforts. have Office in Brown & Morgauis prover use!eas, Wy Block . , . (Or. Broatland Pine Sts., ‘ap laine: Advertived Letters. Nevada City. Nevada. Jan 20, The followin isis listoflette rera: ini i the Post Office: at Nevada, B Col, fer the Se ny fone ing . EARLS Ae Ss. . YEED SEAnus forany of these ese will please A ogg pre ok. * ooo = ‘Searls, Niles & Searls, ' HE Music! Event of the Beason. ¥ We five “also a <oaiates assort__. And material of. -all--kind: hr isnt -sortment of OLLS!DOLLS 2 DOLLS!" "TALKING DOLLS, SLEEPING DOLLS, WEEPING DOLLS, “WAX DOLIS, RUBBER DOLES, INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS JOINTED. DOLLS. BYSQUE DOLLS: D DOLLS. DRESSED DOLLS. BABY DOLLS.-° LADY DOLLS.) BOY.DOLLS. SMALL DOLLS. LARGE DOLLS. CLOTH DOLLS. WORSTED DOLLS. PAT DOLLS. SLIM DOLLS,. DOL.I. ment of. HOLIDAY. Toys, Fancy Articles, Baskets, 9. Vases, Brackets, . Pictures andPicture ie Japanese Goods, Perfumeries, ‘Cardhoard, Worsted, ‘Fancy Work. _ LESTER peer &Co., ceca ey ' GROCERIES, : TOYS, Vases, ust Received. and new. on . ’ Exhibition, ‘the: bestas— And , everything belonging to. a} .6) . age 4 geen to cAlT The Attenty people of Nevada City ten of TO THE LARGE “AND VARIED ‘stoc, oe nr ny Store on Usimnier ti Street, Nevada 4 Cit: , ui CONSISTING OF ‘PROVISIONS, CANNED” GouDs, LINTis, NUTS, CANDIE£s, {POP * CORN, BIRD CAGES, MiexRoRs, BRACKE 8, Toller SETs, = Pormeticiaat ee “FRESH . VEGET. California and Tropical Frais, abt ‘Attention. is called to my Tage stock ot ] CIGARS & TOBACCO Which pra ai all the Favorite Brands, Both Foreign & and Domestic, mark For the Children. . ve TRUMPETS erd DRUMS, WASHTUBS and DISHES, BUGGIES and WAGONS, DOLLS & ROCKING HORSES. I desire to state to my ‘ay Hols and the pud lic gericrally that everythitig, from a Toothpick to a Meetinghouse Qpabe purchased ut my -store. Send im your orders friends; ifyqu canret come yourself, and I will fill them at VERY LOW PRICES. For the:liberal patronage: extended me in ‘the past'I return my sincere thanks and ask @ continuance of the same. F.L. MARRYHLOUSEN, n24 Commercial St., Nevada City. — /aBEWARE™ OF The Public ts CAUTIONED a against SPURIOUS initations. Pioneer >. Baking Powder ~ ~ . i the only Powder consisting of nothing but: REFINED . Grape Cream dartar EnglishBicarh Soda ‘SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. AScnuuuns & (0 fo. S "SAN PRANGISCO.atk 2 —— THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Ganlt’s Bakery, : NEVADA CEry,, Dealers in apedirtee Provisions, Etc. Wir article golil by us to be an sepeneanieds, ana; 48la0 the ae ptr ene Asrne aet omnt at Lane OFT108—on. Boond.and:Pine greet, d Wines & Liquars = a Roa -togs and mrad while chopp one day last “ The. men Knights of appear at th Thoreday ar woek for dri “Miss BV €l young la et column th our. citizens in drawing’ ‘Bhe ‘Tra {TRANSCRIPT wgldast: paper hut-one of t ‘to be enlarg iready to be; next ten da: : expected fre tar partolit lin hasualre -the-machine It may yerh our paper is columns, ‘by ithis improv cable. The will render more valua heretofore; great exper lishers, wh alatge sum ox, the pric main &s no year, with. when paid . Ancien * Conrt Ga ObF. was in in this city «the officers tofore : beer umas,. wer -Depaty Pal ~ ley. After Hall the m« invited gue York Hote ~ per was pi : interesting’ at.the table ceally, The’ : aa under. a Sate The old the new. ye deal of noi Were rungy. ~ “ypalatse. fire _ ed numeror delightful! provement Few towne rousical or; becom al . other barn proud of it & Pals It havin of ont: c Belle Bear of the part at wlate d are reques! state that: Valley for mor waga dss ] ty of fe Mr<8: 4 preparedh.t and'painti Hotel 4 are. ri thére, ᰀⴀ “i: weaa + m. Church: oA *, ceived th ding Orn direct. fro tories, T sting in ¢ this. 5 eo

, is sold, 20; robbery,.2; contempt : dof __large one, embracing «some twenty‘that Secretary Frelinghuysen is far —night, When thé sleet Was driving ~ will attend churchy Lord has given him,ke-wt a thet sha The politicabiand personal enemies: o! Frank Page must by this time be getting ‘tired of trying to destroy the well-founded confidence -his constituency have learned to place in him. Hisyrecordsien-one. a cee succesfully rebuts all argu ip bronght against it, ‘That: bhe voters kaow this is shown. by his having Leen their choice’ for*fiye successive terms,sand it ig-a forgone conclusion tat so faithtal a public sePvant. will not be permitted to rébire to_ private life for some years yet, / The Sacramento Revord-4Union, contrary to the-geod t of the]: iasas of électorsin this part of the State, has seen’ Seomay to make a Vaze, because of his eqnnection Fibs tie debris quertion*which is to most people of his district, net_ even excspting the valley ‘farmers, Highly acoeptable, The Commercial Record of Stockton containg a. timely article upon the subject, ia which it proper: ly classes the Debris Bill he intre~ duced im Congress as “a broad, comprehensive and efficient bill for » pertaanent and equitable adjust. mont” of all the questions’ arising fron the conflict between the min; ing anid agricultural interests.’ And we are glad to -sve that the. same baper condemns the Sacramento journal's attack as’‘‘anjust, illogieal and unmanly,.” Novada Connty Jail. Report for the year ending the'lst day of January, 1882: Re Number of prisoners‘in jail January 1st, 1881,.12%, “Received during the year, 145. «Arrested: and . iny= prisoned for offertsed-ts follows: Selling liquor to the Indiatis, ‘8; @istarb— ing the peace, 33 ; perit larceny, 10; murder, 8 ; battery 5; defrauding creditors 1 ; vagrancy, 10 ; ‘arson, 5; burglary, 13; assault with deadly weapon, 5 ; assault to commit: murdet, 33 insane Aischarged, 3 ; embezzlement, 2 ; slandering the person of another, 1 ;grand larceny, » 4; assault, 2 ; visiting places where opium court, 1; obtaining money, under false pretences, } 5 drunk and disorderly, 1; train wieoking. ly common drunkard, 1; selling goods without license, 1 ; exhibiting deadly’ weap60,1; insaue, 8; taken to State Priaon, 14Ainsane taken to asylum 8; hung, 1; committed suicide in Jail 1; died in Jail, 1; prisoners in jail Jan. Ist, 1882, 9, Opera Bonfle. To-night the -Alice Ontes Ofte Bouffe Company will give their sec— oad and last performance in this city, the programme. sousisving of “Girofle-Girofla,” which is‘one of: the most attractive productions.in.teltroapels repertoire, The organization ‘a9: five menibers, and fresh from triunphs in the large cities of the State. Our citizens should not. fail to witness to-nizhf’s'’: performance, A Stand-by, The Grass Valley Union has entared upon its thirtieth volume. We do not like the Union's politida, bit we do applaud its honesty anid con=} serva ism, It never goes off at half. . : cock] when discussing subjeots of local import, but is a staunely advocate of all that tends to advance the porma_ neut interests of the dection in which it is published, OP om A * Tax Washington Capital says from being a man with a cdla “heart, and it tela how, on a cold winter aie Daily Bani : aa CITY, CA pres ; wir uerr cisv * a ia. cast Gast Sr ns mes = office receipts amount to over -$26. The fun bega horses *gnd wie Gast deesnet.show. as-well_ inthe serni-raide edmtiition of the P. R. Hi8 hands and arms are like a city lady's and@thertlnish veins show through the white skin like streaks of water in boarding house milk. _ As soon fs ‘tie warriors had shak-. hen hands the bus ness began by Gast} Freaching out with his left hand for Morgan's: physiognomy,vand missing jit. In the second round Gast caught a ‘stinger on his nasal appendage, and ‘began to bleed. It was apparent, to.some-even at this stage of. the game that he was no matoh for his opponent, who struck him bebind the eat; “heeled hint,” hit his mouth (more blood), ete., a8 the by standin the succesdivé “rounds, Gast’s endeavor was evidently to dodge under Morgan's arms and cateh him with a neck wipe. But Morgan prevented, the plan each tinie, ocreasionally getting his adversary in chancery: At thé end of. the tenth round Gast was landed on the rope, and Morgan was hanling back to propel him iffto.the midst of the audience when ‘‘foul” was. edlled. This round ended the mill, which ‘was given to Morgan who. had not been seratghed , during, the» entire scrimmage, while Gast’s towel resem:, bled the so-ealled™“tbloody shirt” of politics, : Some who, were present think Gast. was “playing “of” ‘Saturday suight in. ordet-to’ get: a! diard-glove fight out of Morgan, for coin, at some future time. Our informant does ‘not believe this, He thinks the San Franciscan cannot ‘whip. one-side .f . . pMorgan, 7 W ‘Miamas-Auitt Nuptials. +t Ther mnvfiage of'hmes R.Williams aud Mrsi:Mary A. Hill took place Sunday evening at the. bride’s resideace on Sacraiento street. We ‘have the folkowimy account’ from a «person who was present: Mr,.Wal. liams is wéil kuoWwn here-as a young man of exeéllent habits, “while the . bride will be remembered ‘asa hanitsome and youthful widow, possessed ‘of considerable property, . who ‘isa Hdecided favorite here as ‘well an’ at ‘San'Francisco, At the wedding she twas dressed in a faultless wine—col. pored-satin-dress-trimmed-with orange blossoms, and wore rich diamonds as ornaments, Miss Alice White, her ‘sister, who was bridesmaid, was attired in a neat dress of white swiss and satin, her ornaments being soltaire diamonds and a gold necklace that was presented by the groom. The groom was dressed in black, as was also his brother, W. G. Williams the groomsman, The presents received by the bride include a costly set of china from the groom’s mother; a. silver’ pickle, dish from Mrs. W. J. Reseigh, her oldest sister; apair of silver vases from Mrs. Daasouville, her youngest sister; a gold pen-holdér'from W., Ge. Williams; an: album from. Mrs. Oliver} a box of handkerchiefs from Miss Seaman; a silver bud receive: from Miss Fairhar aud a poor Trish wouinn™ was aBtrug— + ing slong-thetey pavement withha frony heranother; Qu rite. late i in the evening the epuple were sebenaded heavy lundle in her arms, he came out of his house’ on his way tw x} state dinner and with courtesy: ble, vite her to take ‘his carridye and , tell the driver where ‘to’ take ‘her: . Maybe he.gwed’tho-woman. .«° washe bill. ae Ir is said that tifty per cent. more people have perished in chtrch: ac ciden’s in ‘the last 100: years tian sin theatres. The marvel of thia istthat if a man “wahte to “ge! AO Reuven, whe lf he wante.to live long upon Shetland, which’, the; N t .eatre. hy a string band that furnished some excellené music. The w edding ‘was ® very pleasant one,-aritWas g greatly enjoyed by df present. —_ . . Novex New Years Cards at Brand & Bassett's. , A COMPLErK tock of Blank Books at’ Beano & Basserr's, d30-tf, Tost, pickled’ Walnuts , at the Rychive-are «:delioigne retieh: a28-hw Gurreac, says he will’, aybinit, his . Goodatt nanie for Preaplent. before ‘the’ next Natiqval Cowvention. It in possib'e he t the Convention will not mect' here,:: ppkind aah . e t ) , Saburdey ee and le ie cldiaa: for byt gree “gate mnley. An . were allowed on the General,.Bund ? admissioiw fee of fifty cents a head was charged spectators, enough of whom were there to make the box . $25. n about half past eight ich hour the two inet { ‘intothe-ring. , The” young . witnesses, $19 50. , (2 MeCanley, » oe san p Hoabeope ped + to ‘advantage. J.C, Boggs, serving papers, $13 10. Broek” “ho i ; . He is about as plamp asa’ telegraph pole, bint _wres ing with Vicious ing a ‘panings? as vertising, $3650, his muscles to Pierson to very respectable proportions and to have {considerable solidity about them] Coroner, $15 75, ers laughingly prompted him to do], The Board « ® Vibeaay, one or ¢ , ee Heats in} oe J H Griffin, Wasklaginas af Mrs K-H_ Moore, Sau Frandieso,— Peter Orzalli, interpreter’s f M Masohe, Willow Valley, = T. Williams, making book-case,. 1) Simmonds, Dutch Fiat, AF Be Witas-City, , 0.Brown, labor, $3 25. chy MNF Carter, do G. E. Turner, merchandise, $5379. ~O Shurtheff, Peal 8. A. Eddy, boarding impecintous ae ty dtd: Moore, E v Reardais, do W. Irwin, team for coroner, $10. * ete Brown & Calkins, Printing and ad. En ? me = Willey et! TC , Rock, Creck, W. ©. Barker, inquest, $12. Tomar, i 3. -Geé Ali Chow, interpreter; $24, Robert Patton, services as Deputy bet ckinmams, City ecramtats. A’R Camager, Moore’s John McKeony,\ “quest, gtYto. y iE Sirah oe “to W.-J. Hill, conveying sick to. 8 ST Dibble, ; -do ss Hoapital, $10.50. sien eee: a ; W. A. Findley, labor, $10. . we Warne o:455 A_ Burrows, services as Deputy . C Dorsey, Oe. District Attorney; $30. F Hudsop, do J. G, Hartwell;-maps, ’ $22 50. ed seg A: Seep i. McCracken, burying pauper, C.E Clinch, > pea a fica ead H, C. McKelvey, labor, $4 50. « DeNoon, San Franeisco, J. J. Weiseuburger, services as GO Ainsworthe Washington, Deputy District Attérney, $3250. . _ wW F Carter, Guld-Flat, 8. G, Lewis, printing, $75. Jas H Marriott, Bloomfield, P. E, Hughson, ,extracting teeth E Doliver, Willow Valley, of prisoner, $5. TDaily, Mine, Oates Opera Troupe, Frank Huss, cervises: _a8 coroner, Gale Gavendish, RK L Van Osten, $27 50. H E Moore& w, Mias eiclay, iatai 52.. Lena Hart, Miss Jamieson, H. Gaylord, imcidentals, $153 ECrandali, Pir w ose tg t. ‘Frank~ Johnson, Legg & Shaw, mdee., $93 30. : Eraetys Bonn, Clerk. “3. B, Sanders; conveying sick. to Hospital, $15. J. D. Ostrom, conveying sick to ait me Hospital, $10. At Grass Valley, December 30, 1881-to-W. NeVada City Gas Co3; ges for . T. Rogers and witty ¢ on. Court House, $87 10. a enna 5 oases H. A. Mason, services as Deputy mirafep, District Attorney, $15. : ‘Lin Loy, interpreter, $27. J, D, Fennessy, reporting, -$56 40. At the M, E, Parsonage, Jan. 15.1881, by Rev. E. Jacks, David Ashton and Mrs, Etisa eth M. Whitford, both of Neva City. At Nevada City, Jan.‘1, 1882," by Rev. Father Meagher, James R. Williams of this city and Mrs, Mary A. Hill of San FYancisco, Superior Court. The following busiiiess* was traxs— . acted in the Superior: Caurt. yesterday, Judge John Caldwell. presidiug: “Ds H. Williams vs, Wm. Smith, Ordered that commission issue to Two Nights ad Ocris Lee at. Stillwater, Michigan, A THEATRE,

%o take teatmony.of W, C. Voight FALAPS at same-place. as witness ou behalf ‘Tucsddy & Wednesday Srefigs of plaintiff. at J.8. Thompson vs, Mountain Ice S Senuary M4 and he "Co. Time for setting interrogatories . ¢ ‘continued till Saturday:next. “The People vs. Bourne: rial -set ‘for February 20th. z M. O’Hearn va. ‘J. Mf, ‘Buffington. Bouffe, ‘Jury trial waived by plaintiff. Trial set for’ January Slat. Se tea (AEH OE“ OAT E 8! C. W. Cross entered as attorney of . , Complete Musical Organization. record for defendant. ‘ John Nankervis vs, E, Northup. 25 a Casper Cohen ys. Caroline Smith. . . ‘ P Judgment awarded to phintia for Debree of foreclosure and sale grant—. 467 4 : : 9 od Gr sicialle LA MASCOTTE! The People vs.-Chas. Giffen. Set fay T, Caldwell appointed referee. Cohew vs. Smith. Stay 6f procee.Motion to dusniss appeal argued and $7 and. costs. for trial February 21st, ings-for ten days, gagement of the “Dates Opera Bouffe Co. j Haoet by the Peerlosd Queen of Opera P Wedneaday, January éth, “GIROFLE-GIROFLA!” submitted. Citizens Bank vs. Ole Nelaon: Tacsday, aennesz, 34 J. M. Kitts vs. Win. Seaman. J. -_— CaPrices 50 cfs. and $1609. 1ER No Extra Charge for reserved scats, forsale at)Vinton’s Drng Store, Toucsow "js suffering from the presence of a large number of outJaws and cut-throats, who appear to NOTICE’ TO THE. PUBLIC. be hastening on their own’ destrac-— THE, public are heret or purchasing ern tion, “Tucson's experience is that of brine beet Cg pny tex 20th, 1881, aj] frontier cities while passing from . and payable Nov, Jat, 1881. a semi-barbarous to a civilized state Nevada City, Jan. 1st, Wf ay mIahy: of society. The honest and respectable portion of citizéns have’ the sympathy and endorsement of the people of California in their efforts ‘to niaintain and support ‘their rate? officers, ay DR. S.-M. HARRIS, {Of Grass Valley.) pr ransiysy THE iatluals ‘of a Thich dasites cement Se Thanks-a' thaa seventy years, old DENTIST. i has.just hath. ta apply. to the courte to have /his:son, forty-four years old, = anit his grandson, twenty-four years . 1n Nevada City, Mondays, “Wednesdays and Eyidays,. old shut up as. vagrants, They are drywkards beyond reformation, on ' whont alt Teformatory efforts. have Office in Brown & Morgauis prover use!eas, Wy Block . , . (Or. Broatland Pine Sts., ‘ap laine: Advertived Letters. Nevada City. Nevada. Jan 20, The followin isis listoflette rera: ini i the Post Office: at Nevada, B Col, fer the Se ny fone ing . EARLS Ae Ss. . YEED SEAnus forany of these ese will please A ogg pre ok. * ooo = ‘Searls, Niles & Searls, ' HE Music! Event of the Beason. ¥ We five “also a <oaiates assort__. And material of. -all--kind: hr isnt -sortment of OLLS!DOLLS 2 DOLLS!" "TALKING DOLLS, SLEEPING DOLLS, WEEPING DOLLS, “WAX DOLIS, RUBBER DOLES, INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS JOINTED. DOLLS. BYSQUE DOLLS: D DOLLS. DRESSED DOLLS. BABY DOLLS.-° LADY DOLLS.) BOY.DOLLS. SMALL DOLLS. LARGE DOLLS. CLOTH DOLLS. WORSTED DOLLS. PAT DOLLS.. SLIM DOLLS,. DOL.I. ment of. HOLIDAY. Toys, Fancy Articles, Baskets, 9. Vases, Brackets, . Pictures andPicture ie Japanese Goods, Perfumeries, ‘Cardhoard, Worsted, ‘Fancy Work. _ LESTER peer &Co., ceca ey ' GROCERIES, : TOYS, Vases, ust Received. and new. on . ’ Exhibition, ‘the: bestas— And , everything belonging to. a} .6) . age 4 geen to cAlT The Attenty people of Nevada City ten of TO THE LARGE “AND VARIED ‘stoc, oe nr ny Store on Usimnier ti Street, Nevada 4 Cit: , ui CONSISTING OF ‘PROVISIONS, CANNED” GouDs, LINTis, NUTS, CANDIE£s, {POP * CORN, BIRD CAGES, MiexRoRs, BRACKE 8, Toller SETs, = Pormeticiaat ee “FRESH . VEGET. California and Tropical Frais, abt ‘Attention. is called to my Tage stock ot ] CIGARS & TOBACCO Which pra ai all the Favorite Brands, Both Foreign & and Domestic, mark For the Children. . ve TRUMPETS erd DRUMS, WASHTUBS and DISHES, BUGGIES and WAGONS, DOLLS & ROCKING HORSES. I desire to state to my ‘ay Hols and the pud lic gericrally that everythitig, from a Toothpick to a Meetinghouse Qpabe purchased ut my -store. Send im your orders friends; ifyqu canret come yourself, and I will fill them at VERY LOW PRICES. For the:liberal patronage: extended me in ‘the past'I return my sincere thanks and ask @ continuance of the same. F.L. MARRYHLOUSEN, n24 Commercial St., Nevada City. — /aBEWARE™ OF The Public ts CAUTIONED a against SPURIOUS initations. Pioneer >. Baking Powder ~ ~ . i the only Powder consisting of nothing but: REFINED . Grape Cream dartar EnglishBicarh Soda ‘SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. AScnuuuns & (0 fo. S "SAN PRANGISCO.atk 2 —— THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Ganlt’s Bakery, : NEVADA CEry,, Dealers in apedirtee Provisions, Etc. Wir article golil by us to be an sepeneanieds, ana; 48la0 the ae ptr ene Asrne aet omnt at Lane OFT108—on. Boond.and:Pine greet, d Wines & Liquars = a Roa -togs and mrad while chopp one day last “ The. men Knights of appear at th Thoreday ar woek for dri “Miss BV €l young la et column th our. citizens in drawing’ ‘Bhe ‘Tra {TRANSCRIPT wgldast: paper hut-one of t ‘to be enlarg iready to be; next ten da: : expected fre tar partolit lin hasualre -the-machine It may yerh our paper is columns, ‘by ithis improv cable. The will render more valua heretofore; great exper lishers, wh alatge sum ox, the pric main &s no year, with. when paid . Ancien * Conrt Ga ObF. was in in this city «the officers tofore : beer umas,. wer -Depaty Pal ~ ley. After Hall the m« invited gue York Hote ~ per was pi : interesting’ at.the table ceally, The’ : aa under. a Sate The old the new. ye deal of noi Were rungy. ~ “ypalatse. fire _ ed numeror delightful! provement Few towne rousical or; becom al . other barn proud of it & Pals It havin of ont: c Belle Bear of the part at wlate d are reques! state that: Valley for mor waga dss ] ty of fe Mr<8: 4 preparedh.t and'painti Hotel 4 are. ri thére, ᰀⴀ “i: weaa + m. Church: oA *, ceived th ding Orn direct. fro tories, T sting in ¢ this. 5 eo