January 5, 1882 (4 pages)

The loss-tl tion vf our ¢ oagcessary that ever orchard trees stout Horticultural Commissioners have taxen hold of the-work with a ‘com? insndable geal, and Tecommended insasarevWwhioh, ‘if aniversall yadopt el, will greatly restrict the inj y done . to future crops -f feuit, But, while many deplore: the loss’ of the last year’s crop, there ‘are those whe donot tealize the fusare/langer whieh ne-their otchards. ‘There are-others who are indifferent; -and wba. will not bestir themselves. towards fighting the odmmon enémiy, And, agéinjs miatly “who ov —xmalt . “Orchards Of valuable trees, are busi+ ness men who are so occupidil “with Other alfairs as to have neither“the ‘time nor the inclination to take sthe proper care of their trees, ‘From ‘those observations it-is evident. that unless. some more energetic and definite measures are adopted the season will pass with no waited effurt to save our frait crop. In order thatsthere:maybemo excas? on the part of any person for neglecting to.take the necessary steps , 9 destroy the ‘moth {and sits larem, Wwe wonld suggest thit the Commisyh sioners appoibt one or more. persons for each town or district to ‘perform this work of extermination. The person appointed can procure all the needed implements and supplies to make.his work thorough, .and, io working noder the constants inspection uf the Commissioners, do his work in a more thorough manner, as "well as mach more rapidly and at less expense to the owners of small orchards, than the owners themsélvés, The Commissioners, after a’ Httle experiment, can ensily fix the ‘rate per tee which their appointees ‘should charge so as to secure a fair remuneration to the operations with-” out being burdensome to our orchard ists. Unaless’somo such msthod’ is 4 lopted it will be pretty safe to esti. mate that in at least half our orchards * the work will’be wholly neglected Ii so neglected, then the work dane by those who‘try to save their frait will be virtaally lost, aw tho coiling moth from adjoining orchards will take the place of those destroyel, By <dopting such afmeasure the fruit of a single tree thus saved will oftert be of sufficient value to pay the extire expense of extermination in a /swmilWorehagl, “The sevsoa ‘is now at hand when this work should ‘bo done. In two months it will be too late and, if neglected for three or four years longer, the codling moth will. become so abuuilant as to utterly rain our fruit,and to successfully resist all attempts at its extermination. . The quality and talue.of. our fruit crop is of sufficient uimportance . rjnstify ns in adopting*ald reaxouable means of keeping theg-subject constantly before the, people that “ome method of mutual action «may ‘he adopted. The Murts ofateife. : The mining outlook-is::not~so @ncouraging asmight be wishdd: The depris dispute his in a large mensute stopped the yichlvofuthe hydrautio mines. The Gala? Run test eave drags on at Sacramento, and “will probably be kept in the Court for years‘unless a compramisd of the dispate-be reached, the yieldiof yolil : will continue.te be less than it should ~be, and the contest willbe carried ’ “into politics and will, become more (oe + Alta; “Very tits, And tho umore that ae kind of agitation is: presee Ltlie tarther will the valley people be, from spouring relief, Tt is a settled Proposrtion~ that Hydrahlig minins is’ to eoutinne, Unele Sam, willinos, Jiaxe, tie principal source of his gol supply ent of to humor the whimiof a fev ‘Tawyersdapat denizous of the ayue plautations doyna below us. THs conutidrum is cireulating in Louisville: If Jolin Jesker's wife vigns herself, ‘*Mrs, John Sanger,” is her name John % Sa Ti> new Coroner h 8 aponinted a colored man as one ot his deputivs., Me will be handy . for ae year of a large porof apples and pears from the effect ef the codling moth, ant the éonsequent rapid increase and @ptond of thatinsect, renders it person owning. adopt effective <rb eojis for Gé@bbroying thie pest. . @ur “poordling: to the direction, h he e furnished. .Qbtoitake the steamer of ayn nam Men — ‘ALLEN'’S PARTNER. —— eer ‘About wae ‘Pioneer Nevada seat eget rem, and’ ‘the. most” close'y connected with the early history of this section: During the varly season of -1850;’ ‘while engaged. in prospecting, a New Yorker named A'lea, met an Englishman, Wwhb gave ‘His nane'ay Shaw, and the two,after moment execution, sight of Stuart he exhibited the dense mass to the front. Vigilance: guaed would, not, allo eae ble feltows' rip) for Tie 3, With whcommon a claim was very rich, and incrsased in richness as they worked it. They had expressed their intention of holding fete eee rhea it ott foe their friendship for ‘ewh other grew strongof ag tina passed on; Onerday; when the Faglishman had Smpfained’ of indisposition and romained in the tent, and.Allen fad 6beaston—to~re=}turn toitat an unusual hour, he fottnd’.there) in’: conversation’ “with. Shaw, a rough. and, vicious looking fellow, whesaee ppearance in _nowise pleased-him. The fellow stayed in camp that night, amd left’ the’ place early next morning, Two or three of the latest eoiners in Ble camp declared.that they had, secggnized :him, asa “Sidney Duck,’ who haidlbeen pointed-out-to them, im SanrPrancis-co uhder the queer cozhemen of ‘Jimmy-from=Tawn"+n° notorious ruffian, highwhyman “anit” burgtar, from Botany Bay, #whither he" had been transported for heinous crime, but haxl jhanpyed to edoape to Cali+ fornia in therush for gold. Two days after the stranger Heft, Shaw's indigposition having continued, he announced to Allen that he mnat withdrawfeom the parbabrs . g and leave the, ganip; to go below on inyportant bhatiress. to dissuade him from this strange! Fund: and sudden determination, but Shaw] yy, 4. Stith, mise:, “$6.25 was reealute, and the next ensuing evening thatStuart was nd “othe than the pridad . partner able that Allen’ Was jn error, Bu ring houn re recited with truth, porarily ceased from .evil ways. an early period of California, Boar.l of Supervisors. The Supervisore hive allowed th Services as Deputy Diettiob Ate . ? . is Sunday was agreed upon asthe day Attorney: T. 8. Ford $30; 0; Bi, imported’ Wines & Liquors DRESSED DOLLS. } to settle their partnership affair, diMason, $15. . *Formodiéinal purposes. of »BABY DOLLS.vide alargasum. of gold dust on. pq. Belden, drugs, $2.50, : RE Ehond, am separate-Allen “to ctin-. 1G. Mille labor $17 2, SFRESH WEGBTABLES, y DADE. DOLLS. tigue in the claim and Shaw to atart . . H. Miller, mdseiy $26 23. California and Tropical Fruits, BOY r OLLS. for Sin Francisco, It was customa-} ° J. ‘7. Wickes, visiting ‘schools, . * SMALL DOLLS. ry in tltose days, throughont the in$180, : a or é a: terior mines, remote from the } rinci-. 9 ‘P. yw ickes,: printing, $1473. amet row PRICES. . # ‘LARGE DOLLS. pal settlements, to commission the} yf, L. & D. Maralh lumber,.-$17. For the Itberal patronage osténded we in CLOTH DOLLS. cump-traders, omtheir busthess trips . 5g, oe thepast I return my.gineore thanks and ask to-San Franeiteop to get from. the \ Jeha Adams, janitor’s services, Ehmacertatg Wiiaveeiands WORSEED DOIAB, postollice there and -bring back with . ¢)5, noe Commerc ‘St., Nevada City, FaT DOLLS. them whatever mail there.might be eA. eT kine, jail locks, -g2. —— LIM OLI for anyin the camp, as there. were #0;° "gd ; ‘ City and ‘Country Property a 5 D —— then neither. postoffises .nor any KE. 0. Tompkins, ‘boarding pris; F ' And everything belonging toa means.of oflizial delivery of mail oners, $299:26, Ye ‘Sale. ; a es niatter in the mines, On Saturday Citizens Bank, jaror.certificates, alae Ea, foe the camp-trader*at the diggings 4 g1.399 50, “Weed Manch, containine’ 220 f tie i. " where Allen and Shaw had their claim returnéd from San. Prancisco andiin his mail packag¢jvaerw. letter for.Allen from his wife, in’ which ‘he was apprised that a certain piece of property which he much coveted, in his New York home place, was~ for sale at $5,009. As the trip to San Francisco was-exponsive and. tedious and would cost him mach valuable ‘time, and the gold dust could be forwarded to his wife only throagh Adams.& Co.’s Express, «Allen asked: Shaw to take. the ‘requirdd amount and dispatch: it ac$300. VW. D, Vinton, drags, $27 55. ness fees, $586 30. $49 12. \ Water for Hospital, $37 “Water.for Courthouse, $52. MD. “Eex§tover;. Jory certificates, $1350. Dr. W.-C, Jones, dutopsy, $25. $425, oA emotion and forced his way throngh The the excited man to pass through their ranks, While ‘he was heading eamping ere night, rr vee to soforwari, to rey word way sale so i oe bre es seen dtaey " Netada vue. eh oh wena sae pons : ony + where: they aaa ng criminal was strung a3 Allen, al-. beta Sad : {for i@ the attioss i fondly. gis faiut at the scene, burried . county, Fog rg for same periad, away. He assured =. friend that he had} © kiowhn as Shaw’ From direnm> stances eohnected with 'Stnart's Tifg,}subsequently ascertained, it is probhe maintaied that he could not bef} : mistaken in his.identification. of the. ae } man, and that Stuart was the Shaw! at le ‘partner with “him, . shown himself *to be One ‘of the truest. men he had ever met, and so honest that he had faithfully carrie ‘and forwarded the’ $3,000 in gold’? /? Are dust-the year before, wlthough hefs . could have kept it without ineur-. ~ malty of the law, and. was only inshonor to ‘remit. ib as’ directed: “If Alen was ‘correct:/in his identification of “Shaw or Stuart the case was singular in ‘one sense; but it was noé.a solitary case of the kind, for others similarto’it ean: be . wherein_ men braided as rogues and feldiis. tembehaved-as honest men, unoffendingly to “purste ‘their way in shat Alfen endeavored following demands bi: the General Es 3B; €tromas, jurors certificates, ‘ Citizens Bank, reparter’ 8 and wit.W, 6) Grovés, burial paupérs,etc., M, McDonough, jury eortitrooier: H. 8. Welch, professional services, se reer ener en Ordered_that the County Clerk advertisd for sedied [email protected] do the “county ptinting (exclusive -6f biatke) fortwo youre” from Febru. f wary, 1882; also'separate sedled. proposits for’ furnishitig” alt blanks’ re. ccanineage ns Bids;witl be réceived till 10 © ‘clock A.M, Jan. Sad. wt a r . Just Recelved aor now on or . Of et idl db) peg Te eee Wav AVA Saaza Sarr Cs am t asst ; sortnidrit of . DOLLS i Fide le ety 1882, tof 4 —eeeeieenticeemtniemenanien . , aie 4 rarest Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, “CANNED GOODS, Ete/. . f TALKING DOLLA, SLEEPING DOLLS, PRP ONE, DOLLS, d 6 whi ied’ lb Yves) deck 4 ‘RUBBER DOLLS, Now in my Store on Commercial INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLEt : Street, Nevada City, JOINTED. DOLLS, e oxstsTiNG oF --BLACK DOLLS. Naneny thing-Ae»'be:foundime.6 “irst Class Grocery Store. ‘BISQUE DOLLS: KID DOLLS. TAC aeres, witha down grade road to this city, and only seven miles distant, will be sold’ cheap The land has a good title, and the Washington road passes di rectly through it. Some-cut wood and vod ted xt aig be snld withthe ranch or separdtel We have also a "Sanilais assort_ ment of —ALSO-— . Severat ling Houses In Nevada Ars: — cOODS . . _ Apply to “JAMES? WRITE. , i Nevada City, January 5, 1882. ba NOTICE To ) THE PUBLIC. Fepine public are “Rereby ‘warned against negotiating for or purchasing a note ad the sum of een to J. 8, Thompson date ot dung 20 and payable Nov mt Near Oe Wi.B. VINEYARD, Nevada City, Jan: lat, 1881-1ni, settlement of the. partnership affairs, . : on the appointed rday, with Allen, and pledges.of mutual great respect an lt enduring friendship on each side, left.with his own large sum of gold dust and the $3,000 in two sacks to F. ‘Weiss, fertilizers, $10, Hospital, $5. J, A. Culver, painting, ‘$78 73. $2,035 92. remit to Allen’s wife, fo: the. Bay, Justioe fees; ete.: H. Daviy ‘$132, In about three . months, afterwards Ti idle dkebumon $140:10;" pegs Allen receive? another Jetter trom his wife, apprising him of the timely receint of the money ant the perchase of the} ptoparty.” ‘Its ver edin his elaign nti jJaly, 4 whenthe sold it, anit, “with=the snug fortund He had taken from it, resolvAnderson’ $3, J. M. Ballara =P. H, Paynter’ 96, S. ee Weller $68, ile Melboutne $6 75, G. W. \Dua‘wer Stig $25, Wm, Anygnst from San Francisco homeward bound, He happened to be inS yd rancisco the day onwhich the Vigilauce:om-" mittes of that year hanged Stuart, the ex-convict from, Botany Bay; tor the murderous assault that.be and another had made,” in “he preceding February on C; J, Jansen, a merchant, in his owe eéare-one evening about dusk, For ‘that’ erime and also for having murdered and) robbed. the Sheriff of Auburn months haftore, & art hamed Berdtuc; “from: Ais do Sie 2 Greeley $325 50, grimin: il cases, $566 80, $8. to-impeonnious witnesses, $2. ‘ates, $149. ° ¥. G. Guild} chairs, $3. Larties,—San Fr ancisco. Post, = “Dp. ‘Auerbach, cullen, $2.65, H's. Crocker, pripting, $5325, , a8) dey, who Was ‘entitied, by. Jan. $49. Shaw assented, and on Monday Dr. Geo. Ivancovich, topsier morning, after a. very satisfactory $50. : F, J. Robinson, an sick to Citizens Bank, Hospital sapaneet; z Coistible: fees, etc: Hy Q. Roberts $32, We Re vynolds $84 25, J. Peters Scott $103 80, EH) C. Baldsilge $111 30, J.J. Rogers. $8£yO.:‘Tompkins, sherwfi’s fees jn #. Northrap,: taking care of Ducks, ya #5 Buldvge, ‘money wilvanced . Mrs. V.S, Bradley, jury ‘corti : ALB; Brady, insurance, $ll 10.64 Le Count Bfos., blank ra DR. S. M. HARRIS, alge aed / Japanese Gosds,. Perfumeries;’ * (Cardboard,Worsted, (Of Grass Valloy.) Fe DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mondays, Wed. ge idays apd /F ridays, si Office in Brown & Morgan's f: Block Cor.-Broad_and:Pine Sts.,;.ap stains, ‘And. material of all kind “ a ‘Nevada. City, +Rency We Work. Nevada, Jun 20, : AESTER BRANCH FOR SALE. A FINE R. RANCH, Containing co. acres, with Orehard, Vineyard, Dwelling House with HM rooms and if 2 good repair, Free Water—in fact a. Nictomarrat nay, ig Boysen for 4 bel ak: ' Sit ae eee em * al a GREAT mARGAIK. F} Government Title to’ the property, Bits ated on a, pest Sagem one mile from Ne} SN ANDREW MCRCTIF, Nevada City, ‘+ Or at Thasscetre Onron Cie . + Exhibition, the best as> “OLLSIE .pmoments,: agathst SPURIOUS I imi ations, doreg Bist ngeaP Hothi ng iM FINED “LG rape ream Tartar EnglishBieabSoda SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED, VA Scnicti Ne & & (Fo O° 'SAN FRAN WCISCO, THOMAS, WALAATH & ReKs, Bread, 254, Adjoining ¢ Gawlt’s Bakery, © i NEC ADA €rry, Dedlers. in Grocefies, Provisions, Ete. Ww warcant every art article kold by us to be “as represented,.and selliat the Lowest Hiving’ Rates. Cc, Ww. CROSS,. Aen, and €ounsclor at Law, i aoeeey OF FICE —Oor. Brood and Vine streets. “Dr. LZ. CZAPERYS PRIVATE SEDICAL isTirtr:, 12) MONTGOMERY TREET, Opposite Occidemtal Motel. Sai Frincise bem o 0a, ed all Peivale: vgn ed th inst : ‘ tablis 2) to i Ferm, . in 1850, a Gal. in 18: 4 ‘ Salford tin surgical trest4 ther affections me melt c' ment for = at pee saa Papetiennetee InstPiiyntoal entnl epiuiy lew, Dat back tiemrand iv Meak exhaust * e, palpitation sions, love yh love of soli*wenk ness, 5 egos bea be ed feeling, nw Stn of theeart, di dos of manhood, vi ersio tie, tn the xegult of ‘self headgehe, aa Overwork or Spermatorrhoca pen eee ctions of the éye pim.”~ 9 on the Aisa ers ‘Other intrants s Rpts wrccere ate’ énred by the justly celebrated physician Lx JQQAKPRAY, M.D workin r own.town &. 66: oe wie ted.” Xo risk. Every not. reUnive mal any are, aking fortunes. brare he «ani uch as wen, and boys am! ~ Reader, if'youwant a ens cntone you.can make great pay time you worn, write for particulars Portlond,” Maine. i. Hatuert & Co,, Reva ad Dutch: Fiat Stage. ‘HAVING hased © this eld and’ known stage Tinney T desi state to the that the 5: will riin-as follows: ve Neyoula City, Monday, Wednesdasiniday, atT aM. berarningclense: Datch Fiat on. Tuesday. gnd Saturday, calling. at Hurit’s it Red Leg, You cate 3 ae York. ing money GOLD. : conie wealthy, While those who do not, in prove such neés nim in pov deans “4 Ais 8 nt many men, womer, boys and girls to wrk for us right dm thelt own Yoel ties. Any one cap do the work properly from the first start. The Susiness will pss more than ten times wages. Expensive outfit rnished free. No one who engages fails t> nake money rapidly, Yod'cah devote your hole time to the work, or only your -spare ‘Full information. alethat: is nl bee “Address STIXB0N & Co., 4-6m> Portland, Maine. _ The; Old Accommodation, . R. KI MG” “Great chance “to” anak money, ‘Those who a'Ways take advantage «f Bthe puead cyeecedios. ye: Uaered: generally be ea NEVADA AND GRASS Uy VALLEY STAGE oh Vv SS ee p M,, 12:80: aud. 5». M. . Returning.~-Leave Nevada City at »P. Moend & Pe. Ladies and gentlemen called for in any Ginger or @, 6, WSTPERHAU, Prop’s. ka IL fei, j “ Geass: Val ¥ Sy A MA Re * parce ol « gi, ip < wently, The me? Sotiyntn ty Ts trans Val By insta The Su ~ ateved thr be dtawa <a cen mri dute and “ure offere whe £0 a The Be as Mone. ¢ he ta ngs. Netter i cys Use, vs ACwrane ‘tive Rep bi the arbest ‘Mountaie “quitting b beating te i OF mctt ftor worming 'te the baad ” Spi tend be prevai Mr. Ge artived it ig. Mr. todext & the pur Me AWC Tue pe of E lua {£0 tle . oSehool,ha ,\ Hoarteen ' \ by thesij Tess than . the schioo 1 Compl; of, muda ‘mai who _ says he e 2 located, « is. as lone ¢ rock dem she very 8 “ing that: stand, a a whether + Ought to just how do. Tha one exist tled as s¢ town Elie: Dea: Owen J » dant of ¢ Jose, Tu been bro and the fi St. Patric A.M. tone Number _ being Mi Valley,Di wvidi fe dnd Mrs, Mes. Ky’ Michael Lander ; Pareell, / Owen Fa « dent of G — ’ —Ain-ent elorampan, “Hilk ‘min Tuesday, oSuperinte had® ¢om Sof work ¢ ner phat ' Salting. as towhe ian

The loss-tl tion vf our ¢ oagcessary that ever orchard trees stout Horticultural Commissioners have taxen hold of the-work with a ‘com? insndable geal, and Tecommended insasarevWwhioh, ‘if aniversall yadopt el, will greatly restrict the inj y done . to future crops -f feuit, But, while many deplore: the loss’ of the last year’s crop, there ‘are those whe donot tealize the fusare/langer whieh ne-their otchards. ‘There are-others who are indifferent; -and wba. will not bestir themselves. towards fighting the odmmon enémiy, And, agéinjs miatly “who ov —xmalt . “Orchards Of valuable trees, are busi+ ness men who are so occupidil “with Other alfairs as to have neither“the ‘time nor the inclination to take sthe proper care of their trees, ‘From ‘those observations it-is evident. that unless. some more energetic and definite measures are adopted the season will pass with no waited effurt to save our frait crop. In order thatsthere:maybemo excas? on the part of any person for neglecting to.take the necessary steps , 9 destroy the ‘moth {and sits larem, Wwe wonld suggest thit the Commisyh sioners appoibt one or more. persons for each town or district to ‘perform this work of extermination. The person appointed can procure all the needed implements and supplies to make.his work thorough, .and, io working noder the constants inspection uf the Commissioners, do his work in a more thorough manner, as "well as mach more rapidly and at less expense to the owners of small orchards, than the owners themsélvés, The Commissioners, after a’ Httle experiment, can ensily fix the ‘rate per tee which their appointees ‘should charge so as to secure a fair remuneration to the operations with-” out being burdensome to our orchard ists. Unaless’somo such msthod’ is 4 lopted it will be pretty safe to esti. mate that in at least half our orchards * the work will’be wholly neglected Ii so neglected, then the work dane by those who‘try to save their frait will be virtaally lost, aw tho coiling moth from adjoining orchards will take the place of those destroyel, By <dopting such afmeasure the fruit of a single tree thus saved will oftert be of sufficient value to pay the extire expense of extermination in a /swmilWorehagl, “The sevsoa ‘is now at hand when this work should ‘bo done. In two months it will be too late and, if neglected for three or four years longer, the codling moth will. become so abuuilant as to utterly rain our fruit,and to successfully resist all attempts at its extermination. . The quality and talue.of. our fruit crop is of sufficient uimportance . rjnstify ns in adopting*ald reaxouable means of keeping theg-subject constantly before the, people that “ome method of mutual action «may ‘he adopted. The Murts ofateife. : The mining outlook-is::not~so @ncouraging asmight be wishdd: The depris dispute his in a large mensute stopped the yichlvofuthe hydrautio mines.. The Gala? Run test eave drags on at Sacramento, and “will probably be kept in the Court for years‘unless a compramisd of the dispate-be reached, the yieldiof yolil : will continue.te be less than it should ~be, and the contest willbe carried ’ “into politics and will, become more (oe + Alta; “Very tits, And tho umore that ae kind of agitation is: presee Ltlie tarther will the valley people be, from spouring relief, Tt is a settled Proposrtion~ that Hydrahlig minins is’ to eoutinne, Unele Sam, willinos, Jiaxe, tie principal source of his gol supply ent of to humor the whimiof a fev ‘Tawyersdapat denizous of the ayue plautations doyna below us.. THs conutidrum is cireulating in Louisville: If Jolin Jesker's wife vigns herself, ‘*Mrs, John Sanger,” is her name John % Sa Ti> new Coroner h 8 aponinted a colored man as one ot his deputivs., Me will be handy . for ae year of a large porof apples and pears from the effect ef the codling moth, ant the éonsequent rapid increase and @ptond of thatinsect, renders it person owning. adopt effective <rb eojis for Gé@bbroying thie pest. . @ur “poordling: to the direction, h he e furnished. .Qbtoitake the steamer of ayn nam Men — ‘ALLEN'’S PARTNER. —— eer ‘About wae ‘Pioneer Nevada seat eget rem, and’ ‘the. most” close'y connected with the early history of this section: During the varly season of -1850;’ ‘while engaged. in prospecting, a New Yorker named A'lea, met an Englishman, Wwhb gave ‘His nane'ay Shaw, and the two,after moment execution, sight of Stuart he exhibited the dense mass to the front. Vigilance: guaed would, not, allo eae ble feltows' rip) for Tie 3, With whcommon a claim was very rich, and incrsased in richness as they worked it. They had expressed their intention of holding fete eee rhea it ott foe their friendship for ‘ewh other grew strongof ag tina passed on; Onerday; when the Faglishman had Smpfained’ of indisposition and romained in the tent, and.Allen fad 6beaston—to~re=}turn toitat an unusual hour, he fottnd’.there) in’: conversation’ “with. Shaw, a rough. and, vicious looking fellow, whesaee ppearance in _nowise pleased-him. The fellow stayed in camp that night, amd left’ the’ place early next morning, Two or three of the latest eoiners in Ble camp declared.that they had, secggnized :him, asa “Sidney Duck,’ who haidlbeen pointed-out-to them, im SanrPrancis-co uhder the queer cozhemen of ‘Jimmy-from=Tawn"+n° notorious ruffian, highwhyman “anit” burgtar, from Botany Bay, #whither he" had been transported for heinous crime, but haxl jhanpyed to edoape to Cali+ fornia in therush for gold. Two days after the stranger Heft, Shaw's indigposition having continued, he announced to Allen that he mnat withdrawfeom the parbabrs . g and leave the, ganip; to go below on inyportant bhatiress. to dissuade him from this strange! Fund: and sudden determination, but Shaw] yy, 4. Stith, mise:, “$6.25 was reealute, and the next ensuing evening thatStuart was nd “othe than the pridad . partner able that Allen’ Was jn error, Bu ring houn re recited with truth, porarily ceased from .evil ways. an early period of California, Boar.l of Supervisors. The Supervisore hive allowed th Services as Deputy Diettiob Ate . ? . is Sunday was agreed upon asthe day Attorney: T. 8. Ford $30; 0; Bi, imported’ Wines & Liquors DRESSED DOLLS. } to settle their partnership affair, diMason, $15. . *Formodiéinal purposes. of »BABY DOLLS.vide alargasum. of gold dust on. pq. Belden, drugs, $2.50, : RE Ehond, am separate-Allen “to ctin-. 1G. Mille labor $17 2, SFRESH WEGBTABLES, y DADE. DOLLS. tigue in the claim and Shaw to atart . . H. Miller, mdseiy $26 23. California and Tropical Fruits, BOY r OLLS. for Sin Francisco, It was customa-} ° J. ‘7. Wickes, visiting ‘schools, . * SMALL DOLLS. ry in tltose days, throughont the in$180, : a or é a: terior mines, remote from the } rinci-. 9 ‘P. yw ickes,: printing, $1473. amet row PRICES. . # ‘LARGE DOLLS. pal settlements, to commission the} yf, L. & D. Maralh lumber,.-$17. For the Itberal patronage osténded we in CLOTH DOLLS. cump-traders, omtheir busthess trips . 5g, oe thepast I return my.gineore thanks and ask to-San Franeiteop to get from. the \ Jeha Adams, janitor’s services, Ehmacertatg Wiiaveeiands WORSEED DOIAB, postollice there and -bring back with . ¢)5, noe Commerc ‘St., Nevada City, FaT DOLLS. them whatever mail there.might be eA. eT kine, jail locks, -g2. —— LIM OLI for anyin the camp, as there. were #0;° "gd ; ‘ City and ‘Country Property a 5 D —— then neither. postoffises .nor any KE. 0. Tompkins, ‘boarding pris; F ' And everything belonging toa means.of oflizial delivery of mail oners, $299:26, Ye ‘Sale. ; a es niatter in the mines, On Saturday Citizens Bank, jaror.certificates, alae Ea, foe the camp-trader*at the diggings 4 g1.399 50, “Weed Manch, containine’ 220 f tie i. " where Allen and Shaw had their claim returnéd from San. Prancisco andiin his mail packag¢jvaerw. letter for.Allen from his wife, in’ which ‘he was apprised that a certain piece of property which he much coveted, in his New York home place, was~ for sale at $5,009. As the trip to San Francisco was-exponsive and. tedious and would cost him mach valuable ‘time, and the gold dust could be forwarded to his wife only throagh Adams.& Co.’s Express, «Allen asked: Shaw to take. the ‘requirdd amount and dispatch: it ac$300. VW. D, Vinton, drags, $27 55. ness fees, $586 30. $49 12. \ Water for Hospital, $37 “Water.for Courthouse, $52. MD. “Eex§tover;. Jory certificates, $1350. Dr. W.-C, Jones, dutopsy, $25. $425, oA emotion and forced his way throngh The the excited man to pass through their ranks, While ‘he was heading eamping ere night, rr vee to soforwari, to rey word way sale so i oe bre es seen dtaey " Netada vue. eh oh wena sae pons : ony + where: they aaa ng criminal was strung a3 Allen, al-. beta Sad : {for i@ the attioss i fondly. gis faiut at the scene, burried . county, Fog rg for same periad, away. He assured =. friend that he had} © kiowhn as Shaw’ From direnm> stances eohnected with 'Stnart's Tifg,}subsequently ascertained, it is probhe maintaied that he could not bef} : mistaken in his.identification. of the. ae } man, and that Stuart was the Shaw! at le ‘partner with “him, . shown himself *to be One ‘of the truest. men he had ever met, and so honest that he had faithfully carrie ‘and forwarded the’ $3,000 in gold’? /? Are dust-the year before, wlthough hefs . could have kept it without ineur-. ~ malty of the law, and. was only inshonor to ‘remit. ib as’ directed: “If Alen was ‘correct:/in his identification of “Shaw or Stuart the case was singular in ‘one sense; but it was noé.a solitary case of the kind, for others similarto’it ean: be . wherein_ men braided as rogues and feldiis. tembehaved-as honest men, unoffendingly to “purste ‘their way in shat Alfen endeavored following demands bi: the General Es 3B; €tromas, jurors certificates, ‘ Citizens Bank, reparter’ 8 and wit.W, 6) Grovés, burial paupérs,etc., M, McDonough, jury eortitrooier: H. 8. Welch, professional services, se reer ener en Ordered_that the County Clerk advertisd for sedied [email protected] do the “county ptinting (exclusive -6f biatke) fortwo youre” from Febru. f wary, 1882; also'separate sedled. proposits for’ furnishitig” alt blanks’ re. ccanineage ns Bids;witl be réceived till 10 © ‘clock A.M, Jan. Sad. wt a r . Just Recelved aor now on or . Of et idl db) peg Te eee Wav AVA Saaza Sarr Cs am t asst ; sortnidrit of . DOLLS i Fide le ety 1882, tof 4 —eeeeieenticeemtniemenanien . , aie 4 rarest Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, “CANNED GOODS, Ete/. . f TALKING DOLLA, SLEEPING DOLLS, PRP ONE, DOLLS, d 6 whi ied’ lb Yves) deck 4 ‘RUBBER DOLLS, Now in my Store on Commercial INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLEt : Street, Nevada City, JOINTED. DOLLS, e oxstsTiNG oF --BLACK DOLLS. Naneny thing-Ae»'be:foundime.6 “irst Class Grocery Store. ‘BISQUE DOLLS: KID DOLLS. TAC aeres, witha down grade road to this city, and only seven miles distant, will be sold’ cheap The land has a good title, and the Washington road passes di rectly through it. Some-cut wood and vod ted xt aig be snld withthe ranch or separdtel We have also a "Sanilais assort_ ment of —ALSO-— . Severat ling Houses In Nevada Ars: — cOODS . . _ Apply to “JAMES? WRITE. , i Nevada City, January 5, 1882. ba NOTICE To ) THE PUBLIC. Fepine public are “Rereby ‘warned against negotiating for or purchasing a note ad the sum of een to J. 8, Thompson date ot dung 20 and payable Nov mt Near Oe Wi.B. VINEYARD,

Nevada City, Jan: lat, 1881-1ni, settlement of the. partnership affairs, . : on the appointed rday, with Allen, and pledges.of mutual great respect an lt enduring friendship on each side, left.with his own large sum of gold dust and the $3,000 in two sacks to F. ‘Weiss, fertilizers, $10, Hospital, $5. J, A. Culver, painting, ‘$78 73. $2,035 92. remit to Allen’s wife, fo: the. Bay, Justioe fees; ete.: H. Daviy ‘$132, In about three . months, afterwards Ti idle dkebumon $140:10;" pegs Allen receive? another Jetter trom his wife, apprising him of the timely receint of the money ant the perchase of the} ptoparty.” ‘Its ver edin his elaign nti jJaly, 4 whenthe sold it, anit, “with=the snug fortund He had taken from it, resolvAnderson’ $3, J. M. Ballara =P. H, Paynter’ 96, S. ee Weller $68, ile Melboutne $6 75, G. W. \Dua‘wer Stig $25, Wm, Anygnst from San Francisco homeward bound, He happened to be inS yd rancisco the day onwhich the Vigilauce:om-" mittes of that year hanged Stuart, the ex-convict from, Botany Bay; tor the murderous assault that.be and another had made,” in “he preceding February on C; J, Jansen, a merchant, in his owe eéare-one evening about dusk, For ‘that’ erime and also for having murdered and) robbed. the Sheriff of Auburn months haftore, & art hamed Berdtuc; “from: Ais do Sie 2 Greeley $325 50, grimin: il cases, $566 80, $8. to-impeonnious witnesses, $2. ‘ates, $149. ° ¥. G. Guild} chairs, $3. Larties,—San Fr ancisco. Post, = “Dp. ‘Auerbach, cullen, $2.65, H's. Crocker, pripting, $5325, , a8) dey, who Was ‘entitied, by. Jan. $49. Shaw assented, and on Monday Dr. Geo. Ivancovich, topsier morning, after a. very satisfactory $50. : F, J. Robinson, an sick to Citizens Bank, Hospital sapaneet; z Coistible: fees, etc: Hy Q. Roberts $32, We Re vynolds $84 25, J. Peters Scott $103 80, EH) C. Baldsilge $111 30, J.J. Rogers. $8£yO.:‘Tompkins, sherwfi’s fees jn #. Northrap,: taking care of Ducks, ya #5 Buldvge, ‘money wilvanced . Mrs. V.S, Bradley, jury ‘corti : ALB; Brady, insurance, $ll 10.64 Le Count Bfos., blank ra DR. S. M. HARRIS, alge aed / Japanese Gosds,. Perfumeries;’ * (Cardboard,Worsted, (Of Grass Valloy.) Fe DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mondays, Wed. ge idays apd /F ridays, si Office in Brown & Morgan's f: Block Cor.-Broad_and:Pine Sts.,;.ap stains, ‘And. material of all kind “ a ‘Nevada. City, +Rency We Work. Nevada, Jun 20, : AESTER BRANCH FOR SALE. A FINE R. RANCH, Containing co. acres, with Orehard, Vineyard, Dwelling House with HM rooms and if 2 good repair, Free Water—in fact a. Nictomarrat nay, ig Boysen for 4 bel ak: ' Sit ae eee em * al a GREAT mARGAIK. F} Government Title to’ the property, Bits ated on a, pest Sagem one mile from Ne} SN ANDREW MCRCTIF, Nevada City, ‘+ Or at Thasscetre Onron Cie . + Exhibition, the best as> “OLLSIE .pmoments,: agathst SPURIOUS I imi ations, doreg Bist ngeaP Hothi ng iM FINED “LG rape ream Tartar EnglishBieabSoda SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED, VA Scnicti Ne & & (Fo O° 'SAN FRAN WCISCO, THOMAS, WALAATH & ReKs, Bread, 254, Adjoining ¢ Gawlt’s Bakery, © i NEC ADA €rry, Dedlers. in Grocefies, Provisions, Ete. Ww warcant every art article kold by us to be “as represented,.and selliat the Lowest Hiving’ Rates. Cc, Ww. CROSS,. Aen, and €ounsclor at Law, i aoeeey OF FICE —Oor. Brood and Vine streets. “Dr. LZ. CZAPERYS PRIVATE SEDICAL isTirtr:, 12) MONTGOMERY TREET, Opposite Occidemtal Motel.. Sai Frincise bem o 0a, ed all Peivale: vgn ed th inst : ‘ tablis 2) to i Ferm, . in 1850, a Gal. in 18: 4 ‘ Salford tin surgical trest4 ther affections me melt c' ment for = at pee saa Papetiennetee InstPiiyntoal entnl epiuiy lew, Dat back tiemrand iv Meak exhaust * e, palpitation sions, love yh love of soli*wenk ness, 5 egos bea be ed feeling, nw Stn of theeart, di dos of manhood, vi ersio tie, tn the xegult of ‘self headgehe, aa Overwork or Spermatorrhoca pen eee ctions of the éye pim.”~ 9 on the Aisa ers ‘Other intrants s Rpts wrccere ate’ énred by the justly celebrated physician Lx JQQAKPRAY, M.D workin r own.town &. 66: oe wie ted.” Xo risk. Every not. reUnive mal any are, aking fortunes. brare he «ani uch as wen, and boys am! ~ Reader, if'youwant a ens cntone you.can make great pay time you worn, write for particulars Portlond,” Maine. i. Hatuert & Co,, Reva ad Dutch: Fiat Stage. ‘HAVING hased © this eld and’ known stage Tinney T desi state to the that the 5: will riin-as follows: ve Neyoula City, Monday, Wednesdasiniday, atT aM. berarningclense: Datch Fiat on. Tuesday. gnd Saturday, calling. at Hurit’s it Red Leg, You cate 3 ae York. ing money GOLD. : conie wealthy, While those who do not, in prove such neés nim in pov deans “4 Ais 8 nt many men, womer, boys and girls to wrk for us right dm thelt own Yoel ties. Any one cap do the work properly from the first start. The Susiness will pss more than ten times wages. Expensive outfit rnished free. No one who engages fails t> nake money rapidly, Yod'cah devote your hole time to the work, or only your -spare ‘Full information. alethat: is nl bee “Address STIXB0N & Co., 4-6m> Portland, Maine. _ The; Old Accommodation, . R. KI MG” “Great chance “to” anak money, ‘Those who a'Ways take advantage «f Bthe puead cyeecedios. ye: Uaered: generally be ea NEVADA AND GRASS Uy VALLEY STAGE oh Vv SS ee p M,, 12:80: aud. 5». M. . Returning.~-Leave Nevada City at »P. Moend & Pe. Ladies and gentlemen called for in any Ginger or @, 6, WSTPERHAU, Prop’s. ka IL fei, j “ Geass: Val ¥ Sy A MA Re * parce ol « gi, ip < wently, The me? Sotiyntn ty Ts trans Val By insta The Su ~ ateved thr be dtawa <a cen mri dute and “ure offere whe £0 a The Be as Mone. ¢ he ta ngs. Netter i cys Use, vs ACwrane ‘tive Rep bi the arbest ‘Mountaie “quitting b beating te i OF mctt ftor worming 'te the baad ” Spi tend be prevai Mr. Ge artived it ig. Mr. todext & the pur Me AWC Tue pe of E lua {£0 tle . oSehool,ha ,\ Hoarteen ' \ by thesij Tess than . the schioo 1 Compl; of, muda ‘mai who _ says he e 2 located, « is. as lone ¢ rock dem she very 8 “ing that: stand, a a whether + Ought to just how do. Tha one exist tled as s¢ town Elie: Dea: Owen J » dant of ¢ Jose, Tu been bro and the fi St. Patric A.M. tone Number _ being Mi Valley,Di wvidi fe dnd Mrs, Mes. Ky’ Michael Lander ; Pareell, / Owen Fa « dent of G — ’ —Ain-ent elorampan, “Hilk ‘min Tuesday, oSuperinte had® ¢om Sof work ¢ ner phat ' Salting. as towhe ian