January 8, 1882 (4 pages)

I MINING Pal pla ¢ fievad . PWhshis,, Fe dite do Feng ) y reve ae eTal Cte. es. Amt, W 315.00 s2) 62 J B00 5 ‘ t OSsex of wdyor. etary, fst. eet, 5 of the County CK ercial ina re, ors: ruts. 3. d me in A and ask City, LE, JH, 8, with welling and in ater—iu ered for . Sita: ~ NeTh, ice RIQUS der conyout” tari oda. Le K ) ingens af Eo esivcaieans caeks and Out of — Towa, “hos, & ny’ bias, a at dopartnership, ''P, Clungy’onatinaee-ndsole proptietor of the shop. Pight inembers of Mile Lodge! K. of Py of this city,. Went to North pouitie d yesterday to attend the installation of ‘otficers of Spartan . ’ Badge, last eveying. “HD. Parr, until recently a “partner with F. L. Harryboasen in’ this city, is mow engaged in the nigkel pliting business at 23 Stevansos stroet, Sau Francisco,’ ‘Me “Harry. Martin, who. has. thoon! ~epeudinng” the holiday “season with’ his mother and sister in this ci taxes his departure this morning A Swtamento, where he now resid’. ‘The touruament im which is to be desided the chainpionshtp of the Nevada City Chiess Clab!-waebegin} 2 night before last. Hach mémber mast play 11 games with each of the : other members, There was a rat-killing tourna ment in a store-room dawn on Commercial street yesterday morning, dleven of the: pests biting the dust. Deputy Coroner Robinson was sent for to hold an inquest. He came, viewed the remains and—sudden ly had an-angagethent elsewhere, Tie Unio says that George: Wildott, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, of. the State. University, and. Elward Hayes, of the, Senior Class, atthe same institution, have ‘been in Grass Valley for the past two days, and ‘have visited the New York Hill and Idaho mines in par_ sait.of practical information as to the manner in which quartz mining andthe manipulation of ores is con: ducted, seta i abides Ait, The Local Game Law. {Sacramento Bee.) The Pacific Life, ‘referring to the pretended extension\of. the Game . Law, by. the Sided Viskee of Nevada eounty, says it ‘de decidedly against tie double legal -right existing at present.” How can there’ be a double legal right ? Hither the Supervisors had authority to extend the _ aie, orthey did not, ‘The section “of the Code which they claimed gave them that, authority, was—as, the, Tee has repeatedly stiown during the past year—superseded: and~annulled hy subsequent legislation, e Pacific Life itself pbtaa ie Game Law of the last session of the Logislature, which i$ plain, aud. to the point. It clearly designates the seasons when game, may and may not be legally taken, There can be no: ‘double: legal riglt” in such a4 ~“inatter. ” It is. against all reavo and common sense, and—ino the opinion of the best lawyers-in'this section—’ against the law for anyone to assume the ri ight t0 go counter to ee manF the-etatute books-a ist at this time, ‘ Oa oak the Churches Forday =e Ot The atans servicewill beheld at the Episcopal Church, ; Rev. Mr, Johnson preaches at thie Baptist Chiirch: morning “and even: At'the ‘A, M. §. Church, ‘there Be be shige at three o’clo¢k: 1. v. I: He W; West. Sunday seat ‘ent at 2p. a. At othe: ‘Congregational Charel, there will be es, ae morning and evening’by thé pastor, Bey. J. Sims. _ Subject: ia the ‘eveniag,:.‘‘Heaven. Adapted to All Who Go There,” ‘There will be services at the M. E, Church, today. as follows: Preaching at 1) as MM aad 7 Pp. M.; evening.sub— “ject, “dona Fleeing from God's Pres_@uce, we Dilass. ass megting ab 9: 3040 ‘the vestry. Sabba . school at 12: tin the vediry. Yuoma, a g ore =¥ 2 pollfion will}: be e sprea at the seasineens of the ex<Srciggns Alt: Companions, -im good Reso is ‘re*) an insect, ten-fald worse. than the . . invited, and » INRECT Pars. Abe ; IE by oree 1 Commissioners? rete ug Sst ‘to ir Gray : The Horticultural a Nevada cotinty met at the City Hall, in this city, on Friday. “The” following Address. to. the resin rowere ot Nevada Gount Pg ptedy and inbeine was bepeacte to farnisti aldopy of it® to Yall: the papeis ip an siege for pubK. licghions . ae e THR ADDRESS. , To all persons owning frnit trees or interested in-growing fruit in this obthity; we hive g féw word’ of das vice to'givé.: Birst, we want to imprest OH thaly intfnds the impdrtance of » fightibg by all the means: in their power those inséct. pests that bid fat to annihilate or apple” and peat crop thd céming season ; for we may by a united warfare for the de. struction of thise’ insects, check at least their ray. ages, if not éxt-rminate hei altogether, « Bese cedlin— moth We; have found Mery.archard.ia.the-eounty,--not-+ an nit tree being free from the pest.” We'would therefore: earnestly urge fruit growers to goto work at Once scraping off all tough bark on apple, pear and quince trees, aleans— ing. them thoroughly-as recommended in the rales adopted»by the Horticltural Conimissioners, w hose duty it isto see’ that those rales be properly complied with?Now, in view of the magnitude of the damage done to fruit and fruit trees in certain _parts of the State through the ravages of ‘suate”in« sects, we would caution our p ople against importing into (this county those terrible peste, ‘‘scales’’-so-callr ed; that are causing such a devastation in the valleys below. None of those-svale insects so.far, that is to our beat knowledge, have becy ins ‘troduced in Nevada county, ‘thortgh having already reached Sacramento and. Placer counties ;.and it, is. ouly by diligent watchfulness that we miay ibe able to repel the spread. of: codlin amoth¢ To the effect of preventing the spread of all.iasect pests from one district to.another, the State Board of Herticultural Commissioners _established qudrantine relés, now’ in full force, providing. for the disinfection of trees, plants and vines, before transportation trom an infested county to enefree from the pests, We will here state that it is our intention, as well as itis our daty, strictly enforced or ‘complied with, aud the importation to. our county of trees“and vines’ from infected distriete stopped, until such trees’ andvines have been thoroughly disin* fected as provided: for in in’ said quagantine rales: Fevix Grin Cnas. Barge, H. L. Haren, ( Horticultural Commissioners of Ne; ‘vada tounty. Nevapa Ciry, Jan! 6th, 1882. The ‘following was, adopted, Resolved, that .a Committee of one be appointed by: the. Chair . te Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mra.Ay Chapman, . Miss Fora Downie. G.E. Brand. to see that thosd quarantine rules be . . “hYts! valué’ i@ ‘about '$35,0000""The give lessons: it! dvawing: t+ . imstattatton,. Saroriifaiment.: vane Banquct of Névuda City Council. : "Ehe members of Nevada City:Conncil, A. L. of H., No, 284;,0m. Friday evening installed. their officers, for the ensuing term, the ceremonies being supplemented by a musical aud hterary’ entertaintnent and a bituquet, Jonn A: Rapp,’ 'D. D-G. Ci}. assisted by-H. Hi Haskius as ‘Grand ‘Guide;—tonducted’ the” installation, . the following being’ the officers: J. IRON} Cy Dickerman,’ PY Ci; Alex. Sloan, . " °"’ Cu; Jc W. Robiodbai,s V1.0 A,. 1. oe STOVES Zekind, 8.; Mrs: S. EF. Robinson . % TINWARE, Collectors. L. 8. Guikias, T.; BeaMullo G3 Mis, Sea. Rapp, O.;* Mrs. L. M. Galdwell, Chaplain; John Hurst; W.; LW. Dreyfuss, S.A delegation of-companions of Valley Council, No, 254, were present from Grass Valley, After-the installing: geremonies-cgme the programe of . other exercises, which iucluded the followitig numbers: Vocal trio, ‘The Distant’Chimes,”’ Recitation, ‘‘The Lighthouse,’ "Mrs, Quartette, ‘The Lord is oitt hep: herd,” Mrs, Geo, Smith, Mrs. A. Chapman, sud Messrs. J. T. Robbins and H, H. Haskins, Solo, “The Forester,” a. Ts Rub: : bins, Duet, ‘How Dear to Me the Hour,” Mrs, Geo. Smith and J. 1. Robbins, Recitation, “An Order for la Pict ture,” Mrs. A. Chapman. Comic song, D. Auerbach. Quartette, “Good Night,” Mra Geo, Smithy Mrs. A. Chapman, and Messrs. Robbins and Haskins, The concluding event of the evening was the serving a splendid supper, inthe spaciousapartment adjoin; ing the main—hall, bythe ladies. of the Council. The table was with all. sorts of delicacies, we fact a more tempting array of edibles’ has never. been ir of here oe: 7% sim!Wr occasion, _The Council isi in a very prod. ous condition having about 50.memy bers) and like the order thoughout thé country ig rapidly increasing its niembership. ‘The life insurance ats forded its members: is remarkably cheap, and its business afiairs;:are a@phducted on a safe ‘basis, “Healthy . persons of either ‘sex who are 1§ years old or more mey belong, A Specimen Brick. » An assooiated press telegram from Marysville says: Five mén’ in’ two wazons, with. sHiot gins, brought ZOU ounces of . retontert gold tos thie city ‘Vhumaday, r{ The gold is the result * of a élean+up in the Nevada hydraulic mine at New York Flat, inthis county, and. will be sent to the San Francisco Mint, 'olean-up,. was mide after, a, rt ‘ok thirteen months, And that wag feoin’ one 6b the *}ittle” mines with which the gravel section abounds, yet it is enough to hity a whole-block ‘ofspnildipgs:right in the heart of ‘Marysville, , Every 4 year the’ ‘hydbeatic’ qines produce enough to more than pay the hold+ "GED, E.,TURNER,. . ee Wigs AND RETAIL bo em a PAINTS, Street rast srmeer, bg ADA corre. ela Of Every Description, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, . “a AXES, SLEDGES, * sibs GUNS, ‘PISTOLS Rte, Ete., Ete: NDOW GLASS, . POWDER, FUSE,+ oe “PUTTY, Eté. . —AND—; Glassware; MILL & MINING saree SUPPLIES. gedit Yedthe Yoatly celebrated Vulsan: Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use, ——— Larce and-tull WANG pd-full. stock of GRANITE [KON Mechanics" Tools of all kinds, Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizey manele, ales athe notivor, £27 Purchasers will find it to their advan togeto visit ny establishment before buying elsewhere, GEO.E. TURNER, Ey TELIA ENTERTAINIGENT —AIND— UNIFORM BALL! K. OF P. WILL HOLD.THEIR SECOND® CHVALRIC. RECEPTION, ead. Sa KIENT'S WALL.. NEVAD AMT Y, LOoN= : Friday Eve’g, Jan. 20th.COM WITTEES. Literary Exercises, Seater sipsigtinis. S cana ak edceenl W,¥. Reafidan €:, W Orow,? call upon the officers of thé. Nevada ~ Lat Malteatie © GM. Hugh County ~~ Narrow Gauge Railroad ers’ prices for all_ the a and 4 di Ww. Y. Earlobright, pha ‘Calline.Company,-and ask. their. assistance . Prov vomnentedn the Statéim aby maiiPrinting, in. the » enforcement , of the . 'ner damaged by the ‘Continuance offs: R. Lord, J.B. Cray, warantine rules and» regulations the industry. Wi. Vinton, U, Hy Kddy, established by the Chief, ExecuWA. Findley, K. Gasper, an , —_——-—: J. W. Kinkead, GP. ey; tive Vitieultural and Horticultaral pce anhiie’ i Senabes ik. We gtuith. andwbieatth: officers for the--preservaoard of Supe ia b.-8.-Galkine, ri tion of our endapged orchards ; and : por ae Th Danee Music. ta prevent. prensa abe throughout A tiesces was granted Mrs. Elizd, *, Englebright, . E. A. Tompk this county df Seale audpthet nox. beth \Willigmgontor collegt :toller-gn rf » Tackaon, ( A. Farays ious insests injurious ‘to fruit andthe Washington and A’pha road, ape me J.D. Flewmiag fruit trees” ‘ jea and. Joseph, Chew was licensed to . i Hall. + Mr. Chas, Barker oar appoin collect tolls on the Chalk Bluff) J. #. Rapp ". A. A, Bloss, on the, Committee.” road. as a Ee The Board adjourned. The faowiaH bill were allowed. J.'W: Rotinvon, 1 Wi Wi Kirkham, Aelia 5 ; : : eeu re Aw othe'Gereral Fund?" Jno tabi} Rotor Bas, Milltaty Péstentnge. A. G. Petersom, jury certiSedtaa} ‘Thes Tregeuza, . . A. 8. Davis, ae ant ed $8 i L,'B. Calking, Thos, Bennetts. ee : Boor Keeper and Janitor.Orders have been issaed by. ,the}. _ a saute i ae i: ashe te Adjuant-~General providing that-— House to Rent, ‘us 11D, §. Baker, Ino; Loughead; commencing with the month of A fine residence on Broad! ‘at¥eet 35 Qe Hartwell, me Te Ota January, 1882, company commanders Pe sent ‘Apply, Mrs M, Sy . lDe. HH. Ss Weleh, Goo. Ay Nihell, «:-s. will digcontinue the, .presenk system . Deak” Sek ay Ml "Decoration. of percentage of attendance. The ees -* f A, HeGpaley s, j M. eS Bi he i percentage of attendance at. drills Wedding Cake Ornaments, . . 6). Woodman, ni LF! i ear 1 f the “i Jas. Daniel, Jaues Quirk, for the, nee. 1, of, Nay ° Ww m, Kobler, on “ol Task Alley, near) J. &. Colling, Th ie 5 Waten Ria Av bby iy Least Gingoh street, Grace Valley, has te-/ tt, Waters) Bios Berne i ed to be a re is raat 008 ceived the finiedt assortinent’ ofA ed. W+4. Britland, . , Wan, Powell. of the Second Artillery, +. Reception. : tine oO iho ve Fire Ari din Tom of thefaa taas 1 Betbert). °°" Sr one iM ma fe ow ories, 4 eg? Ms oy 3 Le yafnevy B, asses cueh 0G God 63 i, thibg ia the fine ever S eisaane to] W. 6: Ric as, cache : ea. F ee. 5 ee, 8.283 idiot ‘iia: pitt OF tid’ Stiite,” tad! Mbt . PEA RU Maa . pia a Tn 0 ov'aGuar AL SL. --. ns % sold pt the most reaso ak FA Rapp,” : dt, ¥. Bearden, 1 sage. Fk. wine eae vemasdidts . They “ate ictedchageee et Mt Satna te stores, bem. a ve sparse Pigeons rer * Pani aT, os ignd’ pathoas’ = eosen eaves ‘oa te aktate “Vat Biand & Banactt, atts Suitable for houst-keeping. Taquiid ' Adimingion to Fioer, $1.50, ‘MiloLodge,No.48 % “tae Muaatd 3 slaee, BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘cry. , THATCHER, * Fine <a Tanmnds Jewelry. MRS. THATCHER has just returned: ftom” San Pratibtadd. where she sfent one week in curefully seléttiag an elegant HOLIDAY STOCK of Sets; EarRings: Sha Novelties in at a very emall advance on their cost, at prices as low asthe lowesti Goll ‘ transaction, watchmaker’ and warranted for one y my spevialtiogy; Bing, goods and low prices. Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains; in alt the latest destgns, Fine Watches, Swiss and American movements in extra fine gold and silver-cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst wl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band and Chain Bracelets, Rings in endless variety, and all the Latest the market. { purchase my goods from mabufacturers direct and propose to sell thein I have adopted the plan of mark-ing every-article-in plain figures, 80 that every one can see the prices for ‘themselves. Solid silver ware i incases, and Rogers Bros, triple plated ware on white metal.for tabl®and ornamental usein all the newest patterns direct'from the factory East: All goods engraved free of éhartge. ad the most completle assortment of Seth'Thomas, calendar and 8 day clocks Alspectacles, eyeglasses, etc, All orders from the country:ykomptly filled’ abt satisfaction guaranteed in every Repairing and adjusting fine watches by an experienced ear. I in'vité particglar mbtention 1 ‘to yeenanen cna wy 0 Must Be Reduced! Mist be Reduced ! *Being overstocked with the FINEST STOCK oF. CIGARS Ever Brotght to Nevada City I ant determined to the the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next” GO DATS aps LESS. THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! . os This te: Business Proposition, My assortment of TOBACCOS,-CONE EOTIONERY, CUTLERY, ae UIT, Ete. also selling £ them ie 10 WER PRICES offer, Read a few of my, Prices: , Cigars. that cost #124. a thousand in Sa Franeiaco, I vel) at 12 1-2 cents apiece, yi Cigars that cost #70 4 thousand in Sa Francisco)! sell at $ 1-3 cents apicce, eagh. +: te za! i eae Prices. @ Adsnisston to Gallery, 50 cents, . a JACK. Must be Reduced }}, 4 no_huncomhe, but a Plain Regitlar Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apices. Very a anea fs for four and five cent era re at my. old Afand.on, Pine Street and exagaing my Goods und 30 DAYS: TRIAL ALLOWED. Pat’d : June'13, 1976 We wilksend. on 30 days’ trizl, DR. DYE’S Electro-Voltaic Appliances TO RAEN ’ Suffering fron’ Nervous Weakness, Gener! Debility, loss of nerve force or vigor, or any disewsd resulting from ‘abuses and othe: esuves, or to any one afflicted with rhevn tists, Neura)via, Paralysis, Spinal Ditfien: ties, Kidney or Liver ‘Troubles, Lame Back, Rupee 1b, and other Diseases of the Vita Orgahs’ Alwo women troubled-with dis bale peculiar to their sex, Speedy relief and complete restoration” to hentth guarantced. ‘These are the ouly Elo tric Appliances: that have ever been. con structed upon Kcientifie principles. Theie thoroniyh efficacy has been pragtically oe ven with the most wonderful suseéegs, and they have the highest endowentents from med ical and scientific meny-and' trout hundreds who have. Leon qys@lypid sdui¢ally cured by thelr une Send at once "sér Glumtrated Deroy let, giving @il information free, Add VOLTAIC BEL "CDs, Marshall, Michi san, Probate Notheok Nthe Superior Cpurt, in and for the + County of Nevada, State of California. {n the matter of the Euite of Luigi, Gus cetti; devensed.s “Be. Gygvetti, Executor .ot the Last WHI 6f Lutyi Guscetti, decen. ed having filéd his final account and prayed a yetdement tuevevt, aad on reading-wad . fil iny the petition. ot said B, Guscetti, Exec tor of the Lapt Will and Testament of, sai \ ceceased, aug Proving amon other thing 3 for an order of distribution of the residue « . suid estate atnony the persons aire i is_ordered eat ahh ws interested in the 8 estate, sell Hine ae, deceased, b 6 r ey ay befo Oke tos Court in and . Aten! nc vf, Now: bee tour q ) Court, tre tie. rity Ne Des oda, county, on Batttr : veld Mar yy\1 S52) at 10 0} thete to *fiow i een acoouhtvedere: War tnoais Hot he : e of 4 ta hemo reins of “ct. an farther orde y of thisuider h \ pebiisehtor *hiee sucecesive weeks, betore ) the said deli dag of Jamuary, 1882,” dy ith . Neuvia Daily Pravacriptyaw iewspaper prin peri asad yublished in thesaid Nevada cownbeB¥e JOUN CALDWELL, ake ; Superior Judge i. . ~~ ed Darcusber het, Lp); ‘ 2 Wi Crossy At torn eyfor or Exucat ge. . { 4“? ‘Dicsolution of Co-partnetship. TENE co-partnership heretefore existing “ah. under the name or eg at Bs Mia " and Feenpadaint ee oy Blacksmiths, in the citysof Nevad® » of Nev ‘awe ‘State of California is this day sligsoly ed by routual consent, Al persons who are i: dati th the: “andetsigned are bane ful! y ert bo cone oF eeu. and wake pey Wec iediately to J. W. Robinson, a o will hereafter gonduct ph carry ‘ou sail Business. JLW. ROBINSON, Waly FLENZY, Vaile 6th, , Yeor. + a Roe ae

I MINING Pal pla ¢ fievad . PWhshis,, Fe dite do Feng ) y reve ae eTal Cte. es. Amt, W 315.00 s2) 62 J B00 5 ‘ t OSsex of wdyor. etary, fst. eet, 5 of the County CK ercial ina re, ors: ruts. 3. d me in A and ask City, LE, JH, 8, with welling and in ater—iu ered for . Sita: ~ NeTh, ice RIQUS der conyout” tari oda. Le K ) ingens af Eo esivcaieans caeks and Out of — Towa, “hos, & ny’ bias, a at dopartnership, ''P, Clungy’onatinaee-ndsole proptietor of the shop.. Pight inembers of Mile Lodge! K. of Py of this city,. Went to North pouitie d yesterday to attend the installation of ‘otficers of Spartan . ’ Badge, last eveying. “HD. Parr, until recently a “partner with F. L. Harryboasen in’ this city, is mow engaged in the nigkel pliting business at 23 Stevansos stroet, Sau Francisco,’ ‘Me “Harry. Martin, who. has. thoon! ~epeudinng” the holiday “season with’ his mother and sister in this ci taxes his departure this morning A Swtamento, where he now resid’. ‘The touruament im which is to be desided the chainpionshtp of the Nevada City Chiess Clab!-waebegin} 2 night before last. Hach mémber mast play 11 games with each of the : other members, There was a rat-killing tourna ment in a store-room dawn on Commercial street yesterday morning, dleven of the: pests biting the dust. Deputy Coroner Robinson was sent for to hold an inquest. He came, viewed the remains and—sudden ly had an-angagethent elsewhere, Tie Unio says that George: Wildott, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, of. the State. University, and. Elward Hayes, of the, Senior Class, atthe same institution, have ‘been in Grass Valley for the past two days, and ‘have visited the New York Hill and Idaho mines in par_ sait.of practical information as to the manner in which quartz mining andthe manipulation of ores is con: ducted, seta i abides Ait, The Local Game Law. {Sacramento Bee.) The Pacific Life, ‘referring to the pretended extension\of. the Game . Law, by. the Sided Viskee of Nevada eounty, says it ‘de decidedly against tie double legal -right existing at present.” How can there’ be a double legal right ? Hither the Supervisors had authority to extend the _ aie, orthey did not, ‘The section “of the Code which they claimed gave them that, authority, was—as, the, Tee has repeatedly stiown during the past year—superseded: and~annulled hy subsequent legislation, e Pacific Life itself pbtaa ie Game Law of the last session of the Logislature, which i$ plain, aud. to the point. It clearly designates the seasons when game, may and may not be legally taken, There can be no: ‘double: legal riglt” in such a4 ~“inatter. ” It is. against all reavo and common sense, and—ino the opinion of the best lawyers-in'this section—’ against the law for anyone to assume the ri ight t0 go counter to ee manF the-etatute books-a ist at this time, ‘ Oa oak the Churches Forday =e Ot The atans servicewill beheld at the Episcopal Church, ; Rev. Mr, Johnson preaches at thie Baptist Chiirch: morning “and even: At'the ‘A, M. §. Church, ‘there Be be shige at three o’clo¢k: 1. v. I: He W; West. Sunday seat ‘ent at 2p. a. At othe: ‘Congregational Charel, there will be es, ae morning and evening’by thé pastor, Bey. J. Sims. _ Subject: ia the ‘eveniag,:.‘‘Heaven. Adapted to All Who Go There,” ‘There will be services at the M. E, Church, today. as follows: Preaching at 1) as MM aad 7 Pp. M.; evening.sub— “ject, “dona Fleeing from God's Pres_@uce, we Dilass. ass megting ab 9: 3040 ‘the vestry. Sabba . school at 12: tin the vediry. Yuoma, a g ore =¥ 2 pollfion will}: be e sprea at the seasineens of the ex<Srciggns Alt: Companions, -im good Reso is ‘re*) an insect, ten-fald worse. than the . . invited, and » INRECT Pars. Abe ; IE by oree 1 Commissioners? rete ug Sst ‘to ir Gray : The Horticultural a Nevada cotinty met at the City Hall, in this city, on Friday. “The” following Address. to. the resin rowere ot Nevada Gount Pg ptedy and inbeine was bepeacte to farnisti aldopy of it® to Yall: the papeis ip an siege for pubK. licghions . ae e THR ADDRESS. , To all persons owning frnit trees or interested in-growing fruit in this obthity; we hive g féw word’ of das vice to'givé.: Birst, we want to imprest OH thaly intfnds the impdrtance of » fightibg by all the means: in their power those inséct. pests that bid fat to annihilate or apple” and peat crop thd céming season ; for we may by a united warfare for the de. struction of thise’ insects, check at least their ray. ages, if not éxt-rminate hei altogether, « Bese cedlin— moth We; have found Mery.archard.ia.the-eounty,--not-+ an nit tree being free from the pest.” We'would therefore: earnestly urge fruit growers to goto work at Once scraping off all tough bark on apple, pear and quince trees, aleans— ing. them thoroughly-as recommended in the rales adopted»by the Horticltural Conimissioners, w hose duty it isto see’ that those rales be properly complied with?Now, in view of the magnitude of the damage done to fruit and fruit trees in certain _parts of the State through the ravages of ‘suate”in« sects, we would caution our p ople against importing into (this county those terrible peste, ‘‘scales’’-so-callr ed; that are causing such a devastation in the valleys below. None of those-svale insects so.far, that is to our beat knowledge, have becy ins ‘troduced in Nevada county, ‘thortgh having already reached Sacramento and. Placer counties ;.and it, is. ouly by diligent watchfulness that we miay ibe able to repel the spread. of: codlin amoth¢ To the effect of preventing the spread of all.iasect pests from one district to.another, the State Board of Herticultural Commissioners _established qudrantine relés, now’ in full force, providing. for the disinfection of trees, plants and vines, before transportation trom an infested county to enefree from the pests, We will here state that it is our intention, as well as itis our daty, strictly enforced or ‘complied with, aud the importation to. our county of trees“and vines’ from infected distriete stopped, until such trees’ andvines have been thoroughly disin* fected as provided: for in in’ said quagantine rales: Fevix Grin Cnas. Barge, H. L. Haren, ( Horticultural Commissioners of Ne; ‘vada tounty. Nevapa Ciry, Jan! 6th, 1882. The ‘following was, adopted, Resolved, that .a Committee of one be appointed by: the. Chair . te Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mra.Ay Chapman, . Miss Fora Downie. G.E. Brand. to see that thosd quarantine rules be . . “hYts! valué’ i@ ‘about '$35,0000""The give lessons: it! dvawing: t+ . imstattatton,. Saroriifaiment.: vane Banquct of Névuda City Council. : "Ehe members of Nevada City:Conncil, A. L. of H., No, 284;,0m. Friday evening installed. their officers, for the ensuing term, the ceremonies being supplemented by a musical aud hterary’ entertaintnent and a bituquet, Jonn A: Rapp,’ 'D. D-G. Ci}. assisted by-H. Hi Haskius as ‘Grand ‘Guide;—tonducted’ the” installation, . the following being’ the officers: J. IRON} Cy Dickerman,’ PY Ci; Alex. Sloan, . " °"’ Cu; Jc W. Robiodbai,s V1.0 A,. 1. oe STOVES Zekind, 8.; Mrs: S. EF. Robinson . % TINWARE, Collectors. L. 8. Guikias, T.; BeaMullo G3 Mis, Sea. Rapp, O.;* Mrs. L. M. Galdwell, Chaplain; John Hurst; W.; LW. Dreyfuss, S.A delegation of-companions of Valley Council, No, 254, were present from Grass Valley, After-the installing: geremonies-cgme the programe of . other exercises, which iucluded the followitig numbers: Vocal trio, ‘The Distant’Chimes,”’ Recitation, ‘‘The Lighthouse,’ "Mrs, Quartette, ‘The Lord is oitt hep: herd,” Mrs, Geo, Smith, Mrs. A. Chapman, sud Messrs. J. T. Robbins and H, H. Haskins, Solo, “The Forester,” a. Ts Rub: : bins, Duet, ‘How Dear to Me the Hour,” Mrs, Geo. Smith and J. 1. Robbins, Recitation, “An Order for la Pict ture,” Mrs. A. Chapman. Comic song, D. Auerbach. Quartette, “Good Night,” Mra Geo, Smithy Mrs. A. Chapman, and Messrs. Robbins and Haskins, The concluding event of the evening was the serving a splendid supper, inthe spaciousapartment adjoin; ing the main—hall, bythe ladies. of the Council. The table was with all. sorts of delicacies, we fact a more tempting array of edibles’ has never. been ir of here oe: 7% sim!Wr occasion, _The Council isi in a very prod. ous condition having about 50.memy bers) and like the order thoughout thé country ig rapidly increasing its niembership. ‘The life insurance ats

forded its members: is remarkably cheap, and its business afiairs;:are a@phducted on a safe ‘basis, “Healthy . persons of either ‘sex who are 1§ years old or more mey belong, A Specimen Brick. » An assooiated press telegram from Marysville says: Five mén’ in’ two wazons, with. sHiot gins, brought ZOU ounces of . retontert gold tos thie city ‘Vhumaday, r{ The gold is the result * of a élean+up in the Nevada hydraulic mine at New York Flat, inthis county, and. will be sent to the San Francisco Mint, 'olean-up,. was mide after, a, rt ‘ok thirteen months, And that wag feoin’ one 6b the *}ittle” mines with which the gravel section abounds, yet it is enough to hity a whole-block ‘ofspnildipgs:right in the heart of ‘Marysville, , Every 4 year the’ ‘hydbeatic’ qines produce enough to more than pay the hold+ "GED, E.,TURNER,. . ee Wigs AND RETAIL bo em a PAINTS, Street rast srmeer, bg ADA corre. ela Of Every Description, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, . “a AXES, SLEDGES, * sibs GUNS, ‘PISTOLS Rte, Ete., Ete: NDOW GLASS, . POWDER, FUSE,+ oe “PUTTY, Eté. . —AND—; Glassware; MILL & MINING saree SUPPLIES. gedit Yedthe Yoatly celebrated Vulsan: Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use, ——— Larce and-tull WANG pd-full. stock of GRANITE [KON Mechanics" Tools of all kinds, Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizey manele, ales athe notivor, £27 Purchasers will find it to their advan togeto visit ny establishment before buying elsewhere, GEO.E. TURNER, Ey TELIA ENTERTAINIGENT —AIND— UNIFORM BALL! K. OF P. WILL HOLD.THEIR SECOND® CHVALRIC. RECEPTION, ead. Sa KIENT'S WALL.... NEVAD AMT Y, LOoN= : Friday Eve’g, Jan. 20th.COM WITTEES. Literary Exercises, Seater sipsigtinis. S cana ak edceenl W,¥. Reafidan €:, W Orow,? call upon the officers of thé. Nevada ~ Lat Malteatie © GM. Hugh County ~~ Narrow Gauge Railroad ers’ prices for all_ the a and 4 di Ww. Y. Earlobright, pha ‘Calline.Company,-and ask. their. assistance . Prov vomnentedn the Statéim aby maiiPrinting, in. the » enforcement , of the . 'ner damaged by the ‘Continuance offs: R. Lord, J.B. Cray, warantine rules and» regulations the industry. Wi. Vinton, U, Hy Kddy, established by the Chief, ExecuWA. Findley, K. Gasper, an , —_——-—: J. W. Kinkead, GP. ey; tive Vitieultural and Horticultaral pce anhiie’ i Senabes ik. We gtuith. andwbieatth: officers for the--preservaoard of Supe ia b.-8.-Galkine, ri tion of our endapged orchards ; and : por ae Th Danee Music. ta prevent. prensa abe throughout A tiesces was granted Mrs. Elizd, *, Englebright, . E. A. Tompk this county df Seale audpthet nox. beth \Willigmgontor collegt :toller-gn rf » Tackaon, ( A. Farays ious insests injurious ‘to fruit andthe Washington and A’pha road, ape me J.D. Flewmiag fruit trees” ‘ jea and. Joseph, Chew was licensed to . i Hall. + Mr. Chas, Barker oar appoin collect tolls on the Chalk Bluff) J. #. Rapp ". A. A, Bloss, on the, Committee.” road. as a Ee The Board adjourned. The faowiaH bill were allowed. J.'W: Rotinvon, 1 Wi Wi Kirkham, Aelia 5 ; : : eeu re Aw othe'Gereral Fund?" Jno tabi} Rotor Bas, Milltaty Péstentnge. A. G. Petersom, jury certiSedtaa} ‘Thes Tregeuza, . . A. 8. Davis, ae ant ed $8 i L,'B. Calking, Thos, Bennetts. ee : Boor Keeper and Janitor.Orders have been issaed by. ,the}. _ a saute i ae i: ashe te Adjuant-~General providing that-— House to Rent, ‘us 11D, §. Baker, Ino; Loughead; commencing with the month of A fine residence on Broad! ‘at¥eet 35 Qe Hartwell, me Te Ota January, 1882, company commanders Pe sent ‘Apply, Mrs M, Sy . lDe. HH. Ss Weleh, Goo. Ay Nihell, «:-s. will digcontinue the, .presenk system . Deak” Sek ay Ml "Decoration. of percentage of attendance. The ees -* f A, HeGpaley s, j M. eS Bi he i percentage of attendance at. drills Wedding Cake Ornaments, . . 6). Woodman, ni LF! i ear 1 f the “i Jas. Daniel, Jaues Quirk, for the, nee. 1, of, Nay ° Ww m, Kobler, on “ol Task Alley, near) J. &. Colling, Th ie 5 Waten Ria Av bby iy Least Gingoh street, Grace Valley, has te-/ tt, Waters) Bios Berne i ed to be a re is raat 008 ceived the finiedt assortinent’ ofA ed. W+4. Britland, . , Wan, Powell. of the Second Artillery, +. Reception. : tine oO iho ve Fire Ari din Tom of thefaa taas 1 Betbert). °°" Sr one iM ma fe ow ories, 4 eg? Ms oy 3 Le yafnevy B, asses cueh 0G God 63 i, thibg ia the fine ever S eisaane to] W. 6: Ric as, cache : ea. F ee. 5 ee, 8.283 idiot ‘iia: pitt OF tid’ Stiite,” tad! Mbt . PEA RU Maa . pia a Tn 0 ov'aGuar AL SL. --. ns % sold pt the most reaso ak FA Rapp,” : dt, ¥. Bearden, 1 sage. Fk. wine eae vemasdidts . They “ate ictedchageee et Mt Satna te stores, bem. a ve sparse Pigeons rer * Pani aT, os ignd’ pathoas’ = eosen eaves ‘oa te aktate “Vat Biand & Banactt, atts Suitable for houst-keeping. Taquiid ' Adimingion to Fioer, $1.50, ‘MiloLodge,No.48 % “tae Muaatd 3 slaee, BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘cry. , THATCHER, * Fine <a Tanmnds Jewelry. MRS. THATCHER has just returned: ftom” San Pratibtadd. where she sfent one week in curefully seléttiag an elegant HOLIDAY STOCK of Sets; EarRings: Sha Novelties in at a very emall advance on their cost, at prices as low asthe lowesti Goll ‘ transaction, watchmaker’ and warranted for one y my spevialtiogy; Bing, goods and low prices. Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains; in alt the latest destgns, Fine Watches, Swiss and American movements in extra fine gold and silver-cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst wl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band and Chain Bracelets, Rings in endless variety, and all the Latest the market. { purchase my goods from mabufacturers direct and propose to sell thein I have adopted the plan of mark-ing every-article-in plain figures, 80 that every one can see the prices for ‘themselves. Solid silver ware i incases, and Rogers Bros, triple plated ware on white metal.for tabl®and ornamental usein all the newest patterns direct'from the factory East: All goods engraved free of éhartge. ad the most completle assortment of Seth'Thomas, calendar and 8 day clocks Alspectacles, eyeglasses, etc, All orders from the country:ykomptly filled’ abt satisfaction guaranteed in every Repairing and adjusting fine watches by an experienced ear. I in'vité particglar mbtention 1 ‘to yeenanen cna wy 0 Must Be Reduced! Mist be Reduced ! *Being overstocked with the FINEST STOCK oF. CIGARS Ever Brotght to Nevada City I ant determined to the the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next” GO DATS aps LESS. THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! . os This te: Business Proposition, My assortment of TOBACCOS,-CONE EOTIONERY, CUTLERY, ae UIT, Ete. also selling £ them ie 10 WER PRICES offer, Read a few of my, Prices: , Cigars. that cost #124. a thousand in Sa Franeiaco, I vel) at 12 1-2 cents apiece, yi Cigars that cost #70 4 thousand in Sa Francisco)! sell at $ 1-3 cents apicce, eagh. +: te za! i eae Prices. @ Adsnisston to Gallery, 50 cents, . a JACK. Must be Reduced }}, 4 no_huncomhe, but a Plain Regitlar Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apices. Very a anea fs for four and five cent era re at my. old Afand.on, Pine Street and exagaing my Goods und 30 DAYS: TRIAL ALLOWED. Pat’d : June'13, 1976 We wilksend. on 30 days’ trizl, DR. DYE’S Electro-Voltaic Appliances TO RAEN ’ Suffering fron’ Nervous Weakness, Gener! Debility, loss of nerve force or vigor, or any disewsd resulting from ‘abuses and othe: esuves, or to any one afflicted with rhevn tists, Neura)via, Paralysis, Spinal Ditfien: ties, Kidney or Liver ‘Troubles, Lame Back, Rupee 1b, and other Diseases of the Vita Orgahs’ Alwo women troubled-with dis bale peculiar to their sex, Speedy relief and complete restoration” to hentth guarantced. ‘These are the ouly Elo tric Appliances: that have ever been. con structed upon Kcientifie principles. Theie thoroniyh efficacy has been pragtically oe ven with the most wonderful suseéegs, and they have the highest endowentents from med ical and scientific meny-and' trout hundreds who have. Leon qys@lypid sdui¢ally cured by thelr une Send at once "sér Glumtrated Deroy let, giving @il information free, Add VOLTAIC BEL "CDs, Marshall, Michi san, Probate Notheok Nthe Superior Cpurt, in and for the + County of Nevada, State of California. {n the matter of the Euite of Luigi, Gus cetti; devensed.s “Be. Gygvetti, Executor .ot the Last WHI 6f Lutyi Guscetti, decen. ed having filéd his final account and prayed a yetdement tuevevt, aad on reading-wad . fil iny the petition. ot said B, Guscetti, Exec tor of the Lapt Will and Testament of, sai \ ceceased, aug Proving amon other thing 3 for an order of distribution of the residue « . suid estate atnony the persons aire i is_ordered eat ahh ws interested in the 8 estate, sell Hine ae, deceased, b 6 r ey ay befo Oke tos Court in and . Aten! nc vf, Now: bee tour q ) Court, tre tie. rity Ne Des oda, county, on Batttr : veld Mar yy\1 S52) at 10 0} thete to *fiow i een acoouhtvedere: War tnoais Hot he : e of 4 ta hemo reins of “ct. an farther orde y of thisuider h \ pebiisehtor *hiee sucecesive weeks, betore ) the said deli dag of Jamuary, 1882,” dy ith . Neuvia Daily Pravacriptyaw iewspaper prin peri asad yublished in thesaid Nevada cownbeB¥e JOUN CALDWELL, ake ; Superior Judge i. . ~~ ed Darcusber het, Lp); ‘ 2 Wi Crossy At torn eyfor or Exucat ge. . { 4“? ‘Dicsolution of Co-partnetship. TENE co-partnership heretefore existing “ah. under the name or eg at Bs Mia " and Feenpadaint ee oy Blacksmiths, in the citysof Nevad® » of Nev ‘awe ‘State of California is this day sligsoly ed by routual consent, Al persons who are i: dati th the: “andetsigned are bane ful! y ert bo cone oF eeu. and wake pey Wec iediately to J. W. Robinson, a o will hereafter gonduct ph carry ‘ou sail Business. JLW. ROBINSON, Waly FLENZY, Vaile 6th, , Yeor. + a Roe ae