June 14, 1884 (4 pages)

re LES the and cae, As ARVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ral We areinformed that an expert from Grass Valley has made an examination of the Golden Choice mine on Gold Flat for an Eastern company which has been negotiating for the property,and that the expert’s. report is very favorable. Some ore from the mine was also sent East not long ago, and the returns from it are highly encouraging. Tue Committee of Masons who . have in charge the picnic to be given on St. John’s Day, expect to hold a meeting at Storm’s Ranch next Monday. They should go well provided with gum clothing and umbrellas, and it might be a good idea take araft along if they want to come home this summer. F A Youne woman in the employ of Mis. Lawrence of East Broad street while going to her work yesterday morning was attacked with an epileptic fit and falling from the sidewalk in front of J. G,. Hartwell’s Closed ? When his honor, Judge Sawyer, the **Transcript.” “Charles F. Robbins, of the firm of i NO HUMBUG. Must the Great National Park be Death of the Man who Christened . A Bona Fide Sale—K. Casper to Close Out His Stock Regardless of What Me Gets tor His Goods. {the Yellowstoneregion. learned that the testimony in the. Blake, Robbins & Co., a well known Woodruff-Bloomfield case had been . citizen and one of the leading busiclosed before the Commissioners ap-. men men of San Francisco, died. of pointed by him, he had the twen-. heart disease on Wednesday last ‘at ty-six volumes-of some 12,000 pages. Oakland. Mr. Robbins, who was 53}*° show that thereis no clap trap safely stored in the cellar of the Ap. years of age at the time of hie death, praiser’s Building at San Francisco} Was anative of Massachusetts, and and sent to a book store for a second . came to this State in ‘52 and worked hand edition of Johnston’s New Cy. 4t his trade as a journeyman printer. clopedia, His travele in this county . In 58 he went into the general job had made him somewhat familiar . Printing business and joined the firm with the operations of nature, which . Of Blake & Moffit, paper manufache saw imitated on a small scale by . turers and dealers, in 1869 or 1870. the miners in their well-meant ef-. The deceased leaves a wife, and two fort to keep back heavy debris. The . 80ns fourteen and twelve years old. brush dams reminded him of Niagara . About six » xeks ago he lost his elf: Falls on a small scale, and probably . est son, 19 years of age, from rapid the muddy torrent from the Bloom-. cousumption. This had much to do At all. was @f a genial disposition and was events he decided the case on the . generally liked and respected. authority of Johnston’s Cyclopedia, but refrained from enjoining the . quaintances in this city, where he Falls of Niagara as it was evidentthe . Visited frequently. It was from him waters had acquired a vested right . that the material for printing the or prescription. Nevertheless he . TRANSCRIPT was purchased when it The deceased had a number of acIn these days of humbugging it seems hardly possible for any intelligent person to discriminate between a genuine and a bona fide sale. But about the great sale of the stock cf goods, the largest in Nevada county, which is now being disposed of at K. Casper’s,cornet of Pine and Commermercial streets, itis only necessary to say that the goods will not only be sold at reduced rates, but no price will ke refused fer any article in the store during the day time. Besides all this, to show that the closing out sale of K. Casper is not a fraud‘and delusion, the goods will be sold at public auction until the last article is disposed of, the sale commencing on Monday evening at 74 o’clock and continuing till 9} o’clook; and to be held each Saturday evening thereafter,Geo. Tracy, the aucioneer, having been secured for the occasion. This cnnouncement of itsslf is sufficient to warrant any one, who residence lay in the mud till she was . considered the Falls a nuisance and picked up and carried into Mrs. “ Lawrence’s house, Part. KaHater paraded the streets) would doubtless concur. yesterday wearing en old stove-pipe hat on which was printed in large to find out that Samuel J, positively defeat. a Mr. Bopp on Jearning of his renomination as the Democratic Congressional candidate in this district, said he thought he would have to decline it on account of ill health. Ep. McSorusy, the man from Omega, was taken to Stockton Insane Asylum yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Carter. Rasmos Rossen and Christian Jorgensen, natives of Germany, have said in effect it was dangerous for people to live under them—in which opinion the spirit of Sam Patch with some foul Here the-astatute of been naturalized in the Superior . ture’s greatest wonders. Court. see W. F. Enaursricut has returned from Vallejo, where he recently took his wife for the benefit of her healtb, a a Dr. M. P. (“Park”) “Hargis has OEE Oe ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, at Nevada City. gone to San Francisco to complete . held at San Rafael on Tuesday. his studies in dentistry at college. J. E. Isaac _the painter is on the sick list. ro Ep. MARSELUs is in town. CSE Re To All Interested. We contemplate making a change . State. in our business relations, but it will in no way affect our insurance busi. iness was transacted. ness, as the same will be continued by responsible parties whose names will be announced in due time. G. E. Branp & Bro. » Insurance Paid. The undersigned desires to state that the amount for which his property was insured in the Phenix Insurance Company (of which Beecher Walrath is the local agent) has been . promptly paid in full, eS Joun BLASAU¥, A New Feaiure—specialist. In addition to my already very effimore and-adopted. Mr. Gilmore de Hibernian, Edward Welsh of San Francisco, cient force of skillful and talented . ond Tuesday in June, 1886. Artists, Ihave recently secured the services of the specialist, Mr. Ulrich Yucker, the incomparable Pants Maker of the Pacific coast. Mr. Yucker will give to the nether gar-. ment of my patrons that gracefal and unapproachable shape few pants My Cloth House and Tailoring Establishment . the season to date. The Tranmakers ever attain. is at 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. Barrett. Auction Sale of Furniture, On Friday, June 20th, Tracy will sell the household furniture in the residence formerly owned by Mrs. Mills, near the depot. Also a fine Ladd piano. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock a. mu. td Mr. Low Price wants to know ——$ ee Clear Weather Predicted. sCRIPT’s barometer says the storm tion. ff why you will pay $2.50 for a Hat at} o,) 3t Mr. High Price’s, when you can get the same article at Mr. Low Price’s for 95 cents. L. Hyman. Mave Your Change ‘Ready on Saturday. ee —_—_—-seoeee Take Particular Notice . Clothing. 500 Calico shirts, former Being compelled to work on the ly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. ranch Monday I shall in the future, collect on Saturday instead of Monday. Customers will confer a favor by paying on Seturday when I come all gone. L. Hyman. round with the wagon, A. N. Kemer, remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough French Garden. ] * Information Wanted. On Tuesday evening last, a Chinaman, small size, thin face, “dressed with China suit of clothes, left, John . Byrne’s ranch on Gold Flat, since which time nothing has been heard . of him. Any person giving information, at John Byrne's of his whereabouts, whether alive or dead, will receive ten dollars reward. jel0-6¢ Tix Loy. 4 Special Notice: . Syrup. FrvirT syrups are used in flavorDairy TRANSCRIPT the Cyclopedia that such geysers} cent issue of the San Jose Mercury: L L existed, discharging hot, muddy declines to lead the forlorn hope to} waters, gasses, limitations . month a first-class an had not run long enodngh to} stocked’ book, stationery and music perfect a prescriptive right. So. af-. store. They announce that they will ter issuing a batch of injunctions againsta few poor miners on Bear}sell very reasonably, river who were running a brief sea-. Brand of the above firm has a large son on free water, he toox his grip circle-of friends in San Jose, having sack and his two sons—constituting . 9 resident of this city. the whole Bench, both legal and 4 equitable—andstarted for the Yellow. of G, E. Brand and family has made stone country. Weexpect soon te] it necessary for him hear that these famous gasses have been enjoined, and our posterity will] of Brand Bros. (formerly ‘Brand & be deprived of witnessing one of naT. H. Carr Flected a State Officer— The Next Convention to be Held About to Remove. The following is taken from a reA New Business Hovsr.—Messrs, Brand Bros, & Co. are arranging to open in San Jose — the present thoroughly carry a very large as well as a carefally selected line of goods and will Mr. G. E. formerly;.and for many years, been We regret that continued ill health eave Nevada City for a milder climate. The firm Bassett) commenced business ‘here five years ago, and by their ener; sclected stock, they soon won the confidence and gained the trade of our people, thereby building up a was established in 1860, and being . desires to get bargains, to call immeinvited by the publishers to suggest a name for the paper. christened it the Nrvapa The yel-. which title it hasever since borne, low color of the Bloomfield water & suggested the name “Yellowstone.” letters the name ‘‘Tilden.” It takes Here he. found by reference to some of the Democrats a long time diately at Casper’s and secure goods for about the actual cost of the raw material, saying nothing about the manufacturing and making up of the apparels. Visit the establishment and you will be convinced, on ascertaining prices, that there is no sham greatest sale that has taken place in Nevada If any one desires to buy the whole stock at a large discount he will do well to apply imm: diately® The goods are going to be sold at some price or other, jel4-2t The North Star Mine. At a meeting of the board of directors, held in San Franciscoa few days since, company known as the North Star Mining Company; agreed to furnish the old company (the North Star Gold Mining Co.) with the machinery now on the Scotia property, or with other suitable machinery, for a and fair dealing, and keeping a well spuleee soem coment, im Yt es understanding that work was to commence right away. The stockholders of the old company met the new the Ancient order of Hibernians was State Delegate John Fitzsimmons called the convention to order, and Rev, Father Lagan of San Rafael denamed, livered an eloquent address of wel“. come, The reports of the State officers showed that the Order isin a very prosperous condition throughout the The usual amount of routine busResolutions of condolence on the death of John J. McCallion were introduced by Delegate John H. Gillivered an eloquent eulogy on the life and character of Mr. Callion as The following officers were elected for the ensuing two years : State Delegate, J. W. Sheehy of San Francisco ; State Secretary, ‘I. H. Carr of Nevada City, and State Treasurer, By an almost unanimous vote it was decided to hold the next’ convention at Nevada City, on the secTo four o'clock Thursday afternoon the rainfall at this-city for the present storm was 1.47 inches, and forthe 24 hours ending at four. ment will be the next big-social o’clock P.M. yesterday .96 of an inch, making a total of 57.43 for . band will furnish the music. One . ty-five cents at-Carr Brothers. je3-tf of the novel and excellent features of the party will be the serving of delicious lemonade to dancers free of charge, and it is safe to say that it . our buildings, all goods iu our store will prove an agreeable addition to . will be sold at greatly reduced prices The various . for the next ninety days. committees are composed of gentlemen who thoroughly understand the requirements of the occasion, and For sale ata great bargain. A j the party will be a big success. first-class second-hand Piano, En. quire of John Kistle, corner of Pine and Spring streets, Nevada City, will not last more than a day or two longer, but as this is an off year in such things we would not advise any one to bet. too much on the. the entertainment. strength of the barometer’s predicThat the One Price San Francisco Store will give you a great reduction in Gent’s Furnishing Goods and Also a lot of Trunks, price reduced to $250. Come early and get some of the great bargains before. they are eo large and profitable business, Mr Sak The biennial State Convention of . “"* Pr Ww. ienpia mvention 0! Piet: ‘sebnces. wv that the Ghbion W. B. Bourn states that the propo is not made because the firm has lost confidence in the future of Nevada county, but for the reasons above I A Deserved Tribute. Republican that itis allas true as the gospel and Stoneman.” Fourth of July Ball. Bishop Wingfield Coming. . ed divine. : * EEE “When lips receive a rosy flush, And teeth become a dazzling white Beneath the efforts of the brush, When SOZODONT is used aright, SS eE The Stockton correspondent of the San Francisco Post pays this glowing tribute to a Nevada City man. Every man,woman and child, or Democrat. who knows him, will attest to the fact “Brave and honored Niles Searls, of Nevada county, is here—so_ like the revered Father Buchard in appearance—gentleman of the true stamp, and, therefore, not of the hot head radical order. His discretion is better than the valor of the leaders of his party now in control, As he himself expressed it at San Jose in 1882 of another, ‘he has an elegant backbone.’ Could he but impart 2 section of it to Steneman,. that the Salvation Army is about how happy the Democratic party . to organize a halletujah bicycle and would be; but the Almighty made . tricycle corps. Searls and backbone, and squid and The uniform ball to be given Friday evening, July 4th, by the military company and fire departevent of Nevada City. Goyne’s full nn The mouth becomes sweet,pure and warm? For a cough or cold there is no. © 41d the fresh breath an odorous charm. Wednesday, and a telegram from sition was accepted» nd work will commenced as soon a& machinery can be placed on the mine. Fire at Truckee At Truckee, between 11 and 12 o’clock Wednesday night, the dwelling house on River street belonging toJ. Lindsay was burned, the work probably of an incendiary. After considerable hard work, the surrounding wooden building were saved although a number of times they had caught fire. The loss upon Lindsay’ house and furniture, which were entirely destroyed, is estimated at $1,800, which is fully coveréd by insurance, “OnLy men of intelligence know how to eat,” says a writer. If this is true the dude must be fed with a spoon. THERE is a rumor in England _>Ir is no longer considered #-compliment to speak of a banker as a “fly business man.” Ir you want a good suit of clothes go tothe One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf Foor soda water tickets for twenFor Ninety Days. In order to enlarge and repair Leca & SHaw, eee neon Suumons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this morning at Smith’s, and is selling rapidly for medicinal purposes. mal8-tf my28-tf Owing to the continued illness of Te Mr. Powell, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Bishop Wingfield will preach at that Church to-morrow The Nevada Ice Company has evening. The public are invited to commenced the regular delivery of be present and hear the distinguish. ice in Nevada City for the Summer Mountain Ice. season. All orders }. “at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ma28 : fe Pr vileges For Sale, Privileges . for stands at the Masonic Picnic can be obtained by calling at O. C. Bley’s Oyster Saloon, _. tised to cure a half-dozen or more / WHEN we see a medicine adverclasses of diseases, we conclude that Pine street, Nevada City. je8-tf “T¥ you want to buy Hats at half} Fine Cloths. ing the soda water sold by Carr J. H. Downing has received pat New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make . recommending it to our readers. ~ it isa humbug. And having noticed je3-tf that the proprietor of Ammen’ : Cough Syrup only advertises or claims it good for coughs and colds and lung complaints, were induced to try it, and now take pleasure in price go to the One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf ; ————SS ‘Pay Your Poll Taxes. School Poll Taxes will be delinquent July Ist. The amount per capita, which is now $2, will then be increased to $4 if delinquent. Call up ingentg’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf Don’t forget that J. J.” Jackson’ k2eps on hand ‘all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquoys for medicinal. purposes, and everything found in a first-class . grocery store, . jyl9-té Ip the ladies want Black Silk Fischas 25 cents each, go to the QOnePrice San ‘Francisco Store. tf For Boar and lodging or a good two-bit meal, go to the Thomas House, Broad street, 0. C. Conlan, Proprietor. je8-ly f at the Assessor’s office daily between 9 o'clock 4. m. and 10 o’clock P. M. and settle, if you want to gave = a AE = je3-2w ae a > Oe MER has come and the soda fountain at Garr Brothers’ is in full Bs POWDER Absolutely Pure, Wall st., N. Y. . This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold . willbe found at the Council Chamber. He in competition with the multitude of . mixcs fancy drinks in all the latest styles. low test, short weight, alum or phoshold hate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS. YALBAKING PowDER Co., 106 . fixed W. J. BRITLAND’S COUNCIL + CHAMBER. TT POPULAR RESORT “OR GENTLE: MEN IN NEVADA CITY. ‘Everytaing New! The Whole Establishment Renovated Throuchout. The Best Liquors and Cigas -—Sacramento Beer, from the Columbus Brewery, ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. CHARLES CLARKE, One of the best barkeepers in the State, INE RECEPTION ROOM, vith entrance on Pine Street. Call and see the fine style in which we are up. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Delinquent Sale Notice County, fornia. olders as follows: . No. Cert. , HM Cameron, 256 Thos Loyaachan 225 CC Baker, 171 W N Hall, 285 Leonard Ewen, 176 DB Sohl, , 188 HSSymons, 279 Will Thomas, 217 AJ Gilsdorff, . 275 parcel of such stock as ma, hour of 4 o’clock, P.M. of said D. BA Secretary CrcomPANy, GOLD GRAVEL MINING 0! business Virginia City, Nevada. Location . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL of works, Washington Township, Nevada ‘ Pe eae oe a —. the ‘ollo ese 8 on account of as-sessment, No. 16, levied on the 6thday f . STAGE ELOURHE, May, 1884, the several amounts set opt3 the ‘names of the respective share Bo. Shs. Amt. JP Flanningham,234 2460]62-100 $49.21 4921 25-100 98.42 2460 62-13 49.21 f modern in all its appointments, elegant! 5208 84-100 104.16 '] furnished, and has eaeay besn senerahgn 4921 25-100 98.42 . throughout, The Table fare will. be unex177,194 4921 25-100 98.42 276 —1592.50-100 157.85 950 5.00 and from the Office—74 South O street, Virginia, Nevada. sae * elt (©. BECKMAN’S OLD STAND.) NEVADA CAL. —AND— 8. A. EDDY, Proprictor. Oo = at, THE NATIONAL EX“ ;;.] CHANGE HOTEL is : finest structure north of fF Sacramento. Fire proof, _ eptionable and accommodation for families ly provided. 5 es es to suit _ times. Free Buss to Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fosest City, All y, 218,219 246062-100 49.21 1000 20.00 Pike City, Mountain Hi Ouse, eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Der: T R Mallon, 274 1000 _ 20.C9 . bec. Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You And in accordance with law, and an order . Bet, Little York and Outch Fiat., of the Board of Directors, made on the 6th day of May, 1884, so many shares of each y be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Virginia, Nevada, on Wednesday, the 9th day of Hee so at Ba} a Selicanch snsetennect toarsee,toae nd with . Constantly supplied with the very costs of “co and expenses of the sale. THE NATIONAL BAR —AND— BILLIARD ROOM best wines and cigars Is soothing, st vigorating, purifies as no other medicine can, @ blood, improves the digestién, ures restlessness, insures refreshing sleep, and repairs the evil effects of overwork, CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET. .,. NEVADA CITY. ee eeeeseee ocsoncees s Mocretcry —DIRECTORS:— > Joun T. Morgan, Guo. A. Coorzr. L. Housman PRESTON. gar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. far Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion far Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun ty Warrants. DRAW CHEOKS OV New York, facramento, San Francisco Also nal) iment on all the Principa E es, Make Co'lections and transact a Genera Banking Business. —CORRBSPONDENTS— New Yoru—First Nationa! Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacRaAMENTO—National Gold Bank ef D Mills & Co. Notice to Teachers, teach in the Public Schools of Nevada City JUNE 28th, 1884. Address, GEO. E. ROBINSON, jlo District Clerk. PPLICATIONS will be received by the Board of Eduction of Nevada School District from Teachers desiring positions to until 10 o'clock A. M. on SATURDAY, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any. parts ft Great Britain and Europe. MES. WM. BLANCH, (LATE OF ENGLAND) Music, Plain and Fancy Work. Will also give instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. TERMS. German or French, 25. cents pe esson, Music, 60 cents per lesson. Plain and Fancy work,26 cents per lesson. per lesson, course, Chiidren. 25 cents per lesson. MRS BLANCH, New York Hotel Nevada City. QUARTZ CRUSHER. Teacher of German, French, F[ HEE undersigned having bought the ight of Nevada and Sierra counties for the sale of Dyers’ Cannon-Ball Quarts Crusher, Is prepared to furnish them to Mining Companies and Prospectors of the sizes and at the prices named below. These mills are (no pieve weighing over 200 pounds) are cheap and will do the work of crushin; quartz as well asany stamping battery an . . at much less expense, The wear is no greatPainting in oil or water colors, 60 cents ler than other brtteries, and the several tts can be renewed at small expense. The Lay ; China and Ivory type, $3 50 for whole ,CANNON-BALL CRUSHEB is especially adapted to the use of companies of limited Writing class for Ladies, Gentlemen and . means or to prospectors operating in new districts. Prices: The following are the Numbers, capacity in 24 hours, weight, and Price : E. F. Deidesheimer & Co. ONSULTATIONS on Mining and Millin wivictly on Commission, : —AGENTS FOR— Silver Plated and est Concentrator for saving hye ogi Slimes and Float Gold—the ‘UPWA Concentrator. Tell the children to cut out’and save the silhouette pi as they app ” This space is owned by BLACKWELL’S BULL. on the label of every genuine package of well’s Bull Durhami Smoking Tobacco. je3-tf Transeript ‘Block.. Nevada City. uestions. Mines bought and sold, California Perforating Screen Oompany Amalgamating Plates. Also Agents for the Best and CheapD JET m4 eel from issue to issue, They will be pleased with the collection dealer keeps this, the best Smoking Tobacco made, None genuine without trademark of the Bull. PEECELEEPCESEEEE OEE EERE ED EP EP EEC EE EE 1-2, 11-2 tens, 600 lbs, with frame, $150. Real Estate and Mining “Office . 3-4; tons, 1900 1bs, without frame, $250. 1, 6 tons, 2600 Ibs, without frame, $350. 2, 12 tons, 4500 lbs, without frame, $600. 8, 24 tons, 8200 Ibs, without frame, $1200. . The additional cost of wooden frame work to support these machines will not exceed One of these Crushers can be seen in operis at Brunstetter’s Planing Mills, Grass ey Address all orders or letters of enquiry to S C. H. HANKINS, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. comis i in Northern California, as an advertising medium. The price i being cnly 15 cents per week it has a largest circulation in the a BlackEvery The Nevada Daily Transcript is second to no paper published mining regione. ¥ Dyers’ Cannon Bail; made in the strongest manner, are portable . “ ‘HOISTING: AND PUMPING WORKS, . MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, Ere, WILLINERY WORK. “A good Milliner must be an artist, for unless ors they will produce only poor effects with the richest materials. If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas asto grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Can be produced. from even simple materials.” In our establishment we employ an efficient Milliner, and aim to display as much skill upon the medium and low priced work as upon the more expensive kinds. o—— Large Additions have been made to our stock : —OF— MILLINERY Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARGEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. In OUF DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT We have just received an assortment of the very : LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS inn @ —ALSO— MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BED SPREADS, ETC. Mrs. CESTER & CRAWFORD, .{NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN STREET, = NEVADA CITY. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., . "WALTER D. VINTON A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ‘ Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Presuriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. [AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Ulobe —_—_—_——————__ J. E, CARR. “tT, H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS,Proprietors of THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete j;tock of everything usually found EFirast Olass Prug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS FOR . London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companies, Than which there arenone better! &@ Prescriptions; accurately. and carefully, com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ~ ETNA IRON WORKS, 917 and 219 Fremont Street.:+..-.-+ San Francisco. "BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF — ‘MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING i : y they have the taste of the painter in combining col. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

re LES the and cae, As ARVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ral We areinformed that an expert from Grass Valley has made an examination of the Golden Choice mine on Gold Flat for an Eastern company which has been negotiating for the property,and that the expert’s. report is very favorable. Some ore from the mine was also sent East not long ago, and the returns from it are highly encouraging. Tue Committee of Masons who . have in charge the picnic to be given on St. John’s Day, expect to hold a meeting at Storm’s Ranch next Monday. They should go well provided with gum clothing and umbrellas, and it might be a good idea take araft along if they want to come home this summer. F A Youne woman in the employ of Mis. Lawrence of East Broad street while going to her work yesterday morning was attacked with an epileptic fit and falling from the sidewalk in front of J. G,. Hartwell’s Closed ? When his honor, Judge Sawyer, the **Transcript.” “Charles F. Robbins, of the firm of i NO HUMBUG. Must the Great National Park be Death of the Man who Christened . A Bona Fide Sale—K. Casper to Close Out His Stock Regardless of What Me Gets tor His Goods. {the Yellowstoneregion. learned that the testimony in the. Blake, Robbins & Co., a well known Woodruff-Bloomfield case had been . citizen and one of the leading busiclosed before the Commissioners ap-. men men of San Francisco, died. of pointed by him, he had the twen-. heart disease on Wednesday last ‘at ty-six volumes-of some 12,000 pages. Oakland. Mr. Robbins, who was 53}*° show that thereis no clap trap safely stored in the cellar of the Ap. years of age at the time of hie death, praiser’s Building at San Francisco} Was anative of Massachusetts, and and sent to a book store for a second . came to this State in ‘52 and worked hand edition of Johnston’s New Cy. 4t his trade as a journeyman printer. clopedia, His travele in this county . In 58 he went into the general job had made him somewhat familiar . Printing business and joined the firm with the operations of nature, which . Of Blake & Moffit, paper manufache saw imitated on a small scale by . turers and dealers, in 1869 or 1870. the miners in their well-meant ef-. The deceased leaves a wife, and two fort to keep back heavy debris. The . 80ns fourteen and twelve years old. brush dams reminded him of Niagara . About six » xeks ago he lost his elf: Falls on a small scale, and probably . est son, 19 years of age, from rapid the muddy torrent from the Bloom-. cousumption. This had much to do At all. was @f a genial disposition and was events he decided the case on the . generally liked and respected. authority of Johnston’s Cyclopedia, but refrained from enjoining the . quaintances in this city, where he Falls of Niagara as it was evidentthe . Visited frequently. It was from him waters had acquired a vested right . that the material for printing the or prescription. Nevertheless he . TRANSCRIPT was purchased when it The deceased had a number of acIn these days of humbugging it seems hardly possible for any intelligent person to discriminate between a genuine and a bona fide sale. But about the great sale of the stock cf goods, the largest in Nevada county, which is now being disposed of at K. Casper’s,cornet of Pine and Commermercial streets, itis only necessary to say that the goods will not only be sold at reduced rates, but no price will ke refused fer any article in the store during the day time. Besides all this, to show that the closing out sale of K. Casper is not a fraud‘and delusion, the goods will be sold at public auction until the last article is disposed of, the sale commencing on Monday evening at 74 o’clock and continuing till 9} o’clook; and to be held each Saturday evening thereafter,Geo. Tracy, the aucioneer, having been secured for the occasion. This cnnouncement of itsslf is sufficient to warrant any one, who residence lay in the mud till she was . considered the Falls a nuisance and picked up and carried into Mrs. “ Lawrence’s house, Part. KaHater paraded the streets) would doubtless concur. yesterday wearing en old stove-pipe hat on which was printed in large to find out that Samuel J, positively defeat. a Mr. Bopp on Jearning of his renomination as the Democratic Congressional candidate in this district, said he thought he would have to decline it on account of ill health. Ep. McSorusy, the man from Omega, was taken to Stockton Insane Asylum yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Carter. Rasmos Rossen and Christian Jorgensen, natives of Germany, have said in effect it was dangerous for people to live under them—in which opinion the spirit of Sam Patch with some foul Here the-astatute of been naturalized in the Superior . ture’s greatest wonders. Court. see W. F. Enaursricut has returned from Vallejo, where he recently took his wife for the benefit of her healtb, a a Dr. M. P. (“Park”) “Hargis has OEE Oe ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, at Nevada City. gone to San Francisco to complete . held at San Rafael on Tuesday. his studies in dentistry at college. J. E. Isaac _the painter is on the sick list. ro Ep. MARSELUs is in town. CSE Re To All Interested. We contemplate making a change . State. in our business relations, but it will in no way affect our insurance busi. iness was transacted. ness, as the same will be continued by responsible parties whose names will be announced in due time. G. E. Branp & Bro. » Insurance Paid. The undersigned desires to state that the amount for which his property was insured in the Phenix Insurance Company (of which Beecher Walrath is the local agent) has been . promptly paid in full, eS Joun BLASAU¥, A New Feaiure—specialist. In addition to my already very effimore and-adopted. Mr. Gilmore de Hibernian, Edward Welsh of San Francisco, cient force of skillful and talented . ond Tuesday in June, 1886. Artists, Ihave recently secured the services of the specialist, Mr. Ulrich Yucker, the incomparable Pants Maker of the Pacific coast. Mr. Yucker will give to the nether gar-. ment of my patrons that gracefal and unapproachable shape few pants My Cloth House and Tailoring Establishment . the season to date. The Tranmakers ever attain. is at 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. Barrett. Auction Sale of Furniture, On Friday, June 20th, Tracy will sell the household furniture in the residence formerly owned by Mrs. Mills, near the depot. Also a fine Ladd piano. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock a. mu. td Mr. Low Price wants to know ——$ ee Clear Weather Predicted. sCRIPT’s barometer says the storm tion. ff why you will pay $2.50 for a Hat at} o,) 3t Mr. High Price’s, when you can get the same article at Mr. Low Price’s for 95 cents. L. Hyman. Mave Your Change ‘Ready on Saturday. ee —_—_—-seoeee Take Particular Notice . Clothing. 500 Calico shirts, former Being compelled to work on the ly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. ranch Monday I shall in the future, collect on Saturday instead of Monday. Customers will confer a favor by paying on Seturday when I come all gone. L. Hyman. round with the wagon, A. N. Kemer, remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough French Garden. ] * Information Wanted. On Tuesday evening last, a Chinaman, small size, thin face, “dressed with China suit of clothes, left, John . Byrne’s ranch on Gold Flat, since which time nothing has been heard . of him. Any person giving information, at John Byrne's of his whereabouts, whether alive or dead, will receive ten dollars reward. jel0-6¢ Tix Loy. 4 Special Notice: . Syrup. FrvirT syrups are used in flavorDairy TRANSCRIPT the Cyclopedia that such geysers} cent issue of the San Jose Mercury: L L existed, discharging hot, muddy declines to lead the forlorn hope to} waters, gasses, limitations . month a first-class an had not run long enodngh to} stocked’ book, stationery and music perfect a prescriptive right. So. af-. store. They announce that they will ter issuing a batch of injunctions againsta few poor miners on Bear}sell very reasonably, river who were running a brief sea-. Brand of the above firm has a large son on free water, he toox his grip circle-of friends in San Jose, having sack and his two sons—constituting . 9 resident of this city. the whole Bench, both legal and 4 equitable—andstarted for the Yellow. of G, E. Brand and family has made stone country. Weexpect soon te] it necessary for him hear that these famous gasses have been enjoined, and our posterity will] of Brand Bros. (formerly ‘Brand & be deprived of witnessing one of naT. H. Carr Flected a State Officer— The Next Convention to be Held About to Remove. The following is taken from a reA New Business Hovsr.—Messrs, Brand Bros, & Co. are arranging to open in San Jose — the present thoroughly carry a very large as well as a carefally selected line of goods and will Mr. G. E. formerly;.and for many years, been We regret that continued ill health eave Nevada City for a milder climate. The firm Bassett) commenced business ‘here five years ago, and by their ener; sclected stock, they soon won the confidence and gained the trade of our people, thereby building up a was established in 1860, and being . desires to get bargains, to call immeinvited by the publishers to suggest a name for the paper. christened it the Nrvapa The yel-. which title it hasever since borne, low color of the Bloomfield water & suggested the name “Yellowstone.” letters the name ‘‘Tilden.” It takes Here he. found by reference to some of the Democrats a long time diately at Casper’s and secure goods for about the actual cost of the raw material, saying nothing about the manufacturing and making up of the apparels. Visit the establishment and you will be convinced, on ascertaining prices, that there is no sham greatest sale that has taken place in Nevada If any one desires to buy the whole stock at a large discount he will do well to apply imm: diately® The goods are going to be sold at some price or other, jel4-2t The North Star Mine. At a meeting of the board of directors, held in San Franciscoa few days since, company known as the North Star Mining Company; agreed to furnish the old company (the North Star Gold Mining Co.) with the machinery now on the Scotia property, or with other suitable machinery, for a and fair dealing, and keeping a well spuleee soem coment, im Yt es understanding that work was to commence right away. The stockholders of the old company met the new the Ancient order of Hibernians was State Delegate John Fitzsimmons called the convention to order, and Rev, Father Lagan of San Rafael denamed, livered an eloquent address of wel“. come, The reports of the State officers showed that the Order isin a very prosperous condition throughout the The usual amount of routine busResolutions of condolence on the death of John J. McCallion were introduced by Delegate John H. Gillivered an eloquent eulogy on the life and character of Mr. Callion as The following officers were elected for the ensuing two years : State Delegate, J. W. Sheehy of San Francisco ; State Secretary, ‘I. H. Carr of Nevada City, and State Treasurer, By an almost unanimous vote it was decided to hold the next’ convention at Nevada City, on the secTo four o'clock Thursday afternoon the rainfall at this-city for the present storm was 1.47 inches, and forthe 24 hours ending at four. ment will be the next big-social o’clock P.M. yesterday .96 of an inch, making a total of 57.43 for . band will furnish the music. One . ty-five cents at-Carr Brothers. je3-tf of the novel and excellent features of the party will be the serving of delicious lemonade to dancers free of charge, and it is safe to say that it . our buildings, all goods iu our store will prove an agreeable addition to . will be sold at greatly reduced prices The various . for the next ninety days. committees are composed of gentlemen who thoroughly understand the requirements of the occasion, and For sale ata great bargain. A j the party will be a big success. first-class second-hand Piano, En. quire of John Kistle, corner of Pine and Spring streets, Nevada City, will not last more than a day or two longer, but as this is an off year in such things we would not advise any one to bet. too much on the. the entertainment. strength of the barometer’s predicThat the One Price San Francisco Store will give you a great reduction in Gent’s Furnishing Goods and Also a lot of Trunks, price reduced to $250. Come early and get some of the great bargains before. they are eo large and profitable business, Mr Sak The biennial State Convention of . “"* Pr Ww. ienpia mvention 0! Piet: ‘sebnces. wv that the Ghbion W. B. Bourn states that the propo is not made because the firm has lost confidence in the future of Nevada county, but for the reasons above I A Deserved Tribute. Republican that itis allas true as the gospel and Stoneman.” Fourth of July Ball. Bishop Wingfield Coming. . ed divine. : * EEE “When lips receive a rosy flush, And teeth become a dazzling white Beneath the efforts of the brush, When SOZODONT is used aright, SS eE The Stockton correspondent of the San Francisco Post pays this glowing tribute to a Nevada City man. Every man,woman and child, or Democrat. who knows him, will attest to the fact “Brave and honored Niles Searls, of Nevada county, is here—so_ like the revered Father Buchard in appearance—gentleman of the true stamp, and, therefore, not of the hot head radical order. His discretion is better than the valor of the leaders of his party now in control, As he himself expressed it at San Jose in 1882 of another, ‘he has an elegant backbone.’ Could he but impart 2 section of it to Steneman,. that the Salvation Army is about how happy the Democratic party . to organize a halletujah bicycle and would be; but the Almighty made . tricycle corps. Searls and backbone, and squid and The uniform ball to be given Friday evening, July 4th, by the military company and fire departevent of Nevada City. Goyne’s full nn The mouth becomes sweet,pure and warm? For a cough or cold there is no. © 41d the fresh breath an odorous charm. Wednesday, and a telegram from sition was accepted» nd work will commenced as soon a& machinery can be placed on the mine. Fire at Truckee At Truckee, between 11 and 12 o’clock Wednesday night, the dwelling house on River street belonging toJ. Lindsay was burned, the work probably of an incendiary. After considerable hard work, the surrounding wooden building were saved although a number of times they had caught fire. The loss upon Lindsay’ house and furniture, which were entirely destroyed, is estimated at $1,800, which is fully coveréd by insurance, “OnLy men of intelligence know how to eat,” says a writer. If this is true the dude must be fed with a spoon. THERE is a rumor in England

_>Ir is no longer considered #-compliment to speak of a banker as a “fly business man.” Ir you want a good suit of clothes go tothe One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf Foor soda water tickets for twenFor Ninety Days. In order to enlarge and repair Leca & SHaw, eee neon Suumons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this morning at Smith’s, and is selling rapidly for medicinal purposes. mal8-tf my28-tf Owing to the continued illness of Te Mr. Powell, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Bishop Wingfield will preach at that Church to-morrow The Nevada Ice Company has evening. The public are invited to commenced the regular delivery of be present and hear the distinguish. ice in Nevada City for the Summer Mountain Ice. season. All orders }. “at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ma28 : fe Pr vileges For Sale, Privileges . for stands at the Masonic Picnic can be obtained by calling at O. C. Bley’s Oyster Saloon, _. tised to cure a half-dozen or more / WHEN we see a medicine adverclasses of diseases, we conclude that Pine street, Nevada City. je8-tf “T¥ you want to buy Hats at half} Fine Cloths. ing the soda water sold by Carr J. H. Downing has received pat New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make . recommending it to our readers. ~ it isa humbug. And having noticed je3-tf that the proprietor of Ammen’ : Cough Syrup only advertises or claims it good for coughs and colds and lung complaints, were induced to try it, and now take pleasure in price go to the One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf ; ————SS ‘Pay Your Poll Taxes. School Poll Taxes will be delinquent July Ist. The amount per capita, which is now $2, will then be increased to $4 if delinquent. Call up ingentg’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf Don’t forget that J. J.” Jackson’ k2eps on hand ‘all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquoys for medicinal. purposes, and everything found in a first-class . grocery store, . jyl9-té Ip the ladies want Black Silk Fischas 25 cents each, go to the QOnePrice San ‘Francisco Store. tf For Boar and lodging or a good two-bit meal, go to the Thomas House, Broad street, 0. C. Conlan, Proprietor. je8-ly f at the Assessor’s office daily between 9 o'clock 4. m. and 10 o’clock P. M. and settle, if you want to gave = a AE = je3-2w ae a > Oe MER has come and the soda fountain at Garr Brothers’ is in full Bs POWDER Absolutely Pure, Wall st., N. Y. . This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold . willbe found at the Council Chamber. He in competition with the multitude of . mixcs fancy drinks in all the latest styles. low test, short weight, alum or phoshold hate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS. YALBAKING PowDER Co., 106 . fixed W. J. BRITLAND’S COUNCIL + CHAMBER. TT POPULAR RESORT “OR GENTLE: MEN IN NEVADA CITY. ‘Everytaing New! The Whole Establishment Renovated Throuchout. The Best Liquors and Cigas -—Sacramento Beer, from the Columbus Brewery, ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. CHARLES CLARKE, One of the best barkeepers in the State, INE RECEPTION ROOM, vith entrance on Pine Street. Call and see the fine style in which we are up. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Delinquent Sale Notice County, fornia. olders as follows: . No. Cert. , HM Cameron, 256 Thos Loyaachan 225 CC Baker, 171 W N Hall, 285 Leonard Ewen, 176 DB Sohl, , 188 HSSymons, 279 Will Thomas, 217 AJ Gilsdorff, . 275 parcel of such stock as ma, hour of 4 o’clock, P.M. of said D. BA Secretary CrcomPANy, GOLD GRAVEL MINING 0! business Virginia City, Nevada. Location . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL of works, Washington Township, Nevada ‘ Pe eae oe a —. the ‘ollo ese 8 on account of as-sessment, No. 16, levied on the 6thday f . STAGE ELOURHE, May, 1884, the several amounts set opt3 the ‘names of the respective share Bo. Shs. Amt. JP Flanningham,234 2460]62-100 $49.21 4921 25-100 98.42 2460 62-13 49.21 f modern in all its appointments, elegant! 5208 84-100 104.16 '] furnished, and has eaeay besn senerahgn 4921 25-100 98.42 . throughout, The Table fare will. be unex177,194 4921 25-100 98.42 276 —1592.50-100 157.85 950 5.00 and from the Office—74 South O street, Virginia, Nevada. sae * elt (©. BECKMAN’S OLD STAND.) NEVADA CAL. —AND— 8. A. EDDY, Proprictor. Oo = at, THE NATIONAL EX“ ;;.] CHANGE HOTEL is : finest structure north of fF Sacramento. Fire proof, _ eptionable and accommodation for families ly provided. 5 es es to suit _ times. Free Buss to Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fosest City, All y, 218,219 246062-100 49.21 1000 20.00 Pike City, Mountain Hi Ouse, eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Der: T R Mallon, 274 1000 _ 20.C9 . bec. Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You And in accordance with law, and an order . Bet, Little York and Outch Fiat., of the Board of Directors, made on the 6th day of May, 1884, so many shares of each y be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Virginia, Nevada, on Wednesday, the 9th day of Hee so at Ba} a Selicanch snsetennect toarsee,toae nd with . Constantly supplied with the very costs of “co and expenses of the sale. THE NATIONAL BAR —AND— BILLIARD ROOM best wines and cigars Is soothing, st vigorating, purifies as no other medicine can, @ blood, improves the digestién, ures restlessness, insures refreshing sleep, and repairs the evil effects of overwork, CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET.. .,. NEVADA CITY. ee eeeeseee ocsoncees s Mocretcry —DIRECTORS:— > Joun T. Morgan, Guo. A. Coorzr. L. Housman PRESTON. gar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. far Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion far Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun ty Warrants. DRAW CHEOKS OV New York, facramento, San Francisco Also nal) iment on all the Principa E es, Make Co'lections and transact a Genera Banking Business. —CORRBSPONDENTS— New Yoru—First Nationa! Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SacRaAMENTO—National Gold Bank ef D Mills & Co. Notice to Teachers, teach in the Public Schools of Nevada City JUNE 28th, 1884. Address, GEO. E. ROBINSON, jlo District Clerk. PPLICATIONS will be received by the Board of Eduction of Nevada School District from Teachers desiring positions to until 10 o'clock A. M. on SATURDAY, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any. parts ft Great Britain and Europe. MES. WM. BLANCH, (LATE OF ENGLAND) Music, Plain and Fancy Work. Will also give instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. TERMS. German or French, 25. cents pe esson, Music, 60 cents per lesson. Plain and Fancy work,26 cents per lesson. per lesson, course, Chiidren. 25 cents per lesson. MRS BLANCH, New York Hotel Nevada City. QUARTZ CRUSHER. Teacher of German, French, F[ HEE undersigned having bought the ight of Nevada and Sierra counties for the sale of Dyers’ Cannon-Ball Quarts Crusher, Is prepared to furnish them to Mining Companies and Prospectors of the sizes and at the prices named below. These mills are (no pieve weighing over 200 pounds) are cheap and will do the work of crushin; quartz as well asany stamping battery an . . at much less expense, The wear is no greatPainting in oil or water colors, 60 cents ler than other brtteries, and the several tts can be renewed at small expense. The Lay ; China and Ivory type, $3 50 for whole ,CANNON-BALL CRUSHEB is especially adapted to the use of companies of limited Writing class for Ladies, Gentlemen and . means or to prospectors operating in new districts. Prices: The following are the Numbers, capacity in 24 hours, weight, and Price : E. F. Deidesheimer & Co. ONSULTATIONS on Mining and Millin wivictly on Commission, : —AGENTS FOR— Silver Plated and est Concentrator for saving hye ogi Slimes and Float Gold—the ‘UPWA Concentrator. Tell the children to cut out’and save the silhouette pi as they app ” This space is owned by BLACKWELL’S BULL. on the label of every genuine package of well’s Bull Durhami Smoking Tobacco. je3-tf Transeript ‘Block... Nevada City. uestions. Mines bought and sold, California Perforating Screen Oompany Amalgamating Plates. Also Agents for the Best and CheapD JET m4 eel from issue to issue, They will be pleased with the collection dealer keeps this, the best Smoking Tobacco made, None genuine without trademark of the Bull. PEECELEEPCESEEEE OEE EERE ED EP EP EEC EE EE 1-2, 11-2 tens, 600 lbs, with frame, $150. Real Estate and Mining “Office . 3-4; tons, 1900 1bs, without frame, $250. 1, 6 tons, 2600 Ibs, without frame, $350. 2, 12 tons, 4500 lbs, without frame, $600. 8, 24 tons, 8200 Ibs, without frame, $1200. . The additional cost of wooden frame work to support these machines will not exceed One of these Crushers can be seen in operis at Brunstetter’s Planing Mills, Grass ey Address all orders or letters of enquiry to S C. H. HANKINS, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. comis i in Northern California, as an advertising medium. The price i being cnly 15 cents per week it has a largest circulation in the a BlackEvery The Nevada Daily Transcript is second to no paper published mining regione. ¥ Dyers’ Cannon Bail; made in the strongest manner, are portable . “ ‘HOISTING: AND PUMPING WORKS, . MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, Ere, WILLINERY WORK. “A good Milliner must be an artist, for unless ors they will produce only poor effects with the richest materials. If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas asto grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Can be produced. from even simple materials.” In our establishment we employ an efficient Milliner, and aim to display as much skill upon the medium and low priced work as upon the more expensive kinds. o—— Large Additions have been made to our stock : —OF— MILLINERY Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARGEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. In OUF DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT We have just received an assortment of the very : LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS inn @ —ALSO— MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BED SPREADS, ETC. Mrs. CESTER & CRAWFORD, .{NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN STREET, = NEVADA CITY. Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., . "WALTER D. VINTON A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ‘ Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Presuriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. [AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Ulobe —_—_—_——————__ J. E, CARR. “tT, H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS,Proprietors of THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., . Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete j;tock of everything usually found EFirast Olass Prug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS FOR . London & Lancashire and Manchester Insurance Companies, Than which there arenone better! &@ Prescriptions; accurately. and carefully, com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ~ ETNA IRON WORKS, 917 and 219 Fremont Street.:+...-.-+ San Francisco. "BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF — ‘MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING i : y they have the taste of the painter in combining col. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS