June 22, 1881 (4 pages)

Totice. aL MINING + Pal pines HOPRIO: Joes ae ‘ae j Californis pon the g) “Onnt of. * A te Cieventh day MUTT set OL. Ve eHarehg Wu ' Anit, 4 SF +in) ") lik) up MY) 10 6 WD * Jeg a] a) 100 63 ed 196 69 09 50 Oy uO 16.09 7) 16-69 UG : 3 ye <o art 4 0 609 0 10.09 9 10 59 “0 % 05 ‘ i) luo) 0 2 De Fa) J 10 09 3) 20 06 J 20% 0 ve 6 41 5 ie) Lan order of he Cleventh shares of ASSEGSIE)) f md Vertising ‘3 eeretary. ; trect, San had enough enterprise to send a NEVADA UITY CALIFORNIA ena ? se few Brief Mention. The Bear River injunction hag not heen served as rumored, but the graners are getting jit ready; The Murchie Company advert ises in another column fcr.proposals for sinking the shaft fifty feet below the preseus depth, main The company owning the Sierra Buttes ani—Piumas Eureka claims ave given orders that all sunplies 1a S rt for the mines must hereafter be: shipped by Nevada City instead 6f by Marysvilie, : “We have receifed-a complimentary invitation to the reception of the High Béhool graduates,-which will take glace in Huant’s Hall-Friday An admmissicn fee of evening. one dotiar willbe charged, dancing to begitt ‘at 10 O'eloek, : 2 J. BH. Clute from Alleghany and 7 ov ef Sierri county’s most poputar citiz ns, have bedh speuding a couple They say that the. mining interests of the whole upper country are very prosperous. fhe Record-Union was the only paper outside of Nedays in the city, Sacranento vada City that. gave an intelligent . aid sorrets renare of the miners Leaving Smartsville, I passed in niass' meeting in this city. It was . succession Mooney Flat, French Cor= tie chly metropolifan Hewspaper that tral, Birchyille, Sweetland—Sebasto= _§pecial reporter up here to attend it, —_——_--~~ + = ~The Rainbow Bonanza. The Rainbow min» at Chips Flat, _ M,_Seutt-fronrForest—City—twet + CoFral--and Birehville . AMONG THEING UNCTED. A Granger's Impress ons of Mines. * A correspondent. of. the Recon!— the . county under dateof the 16th instant: : A trip throu , gh the mountain coun: bangles. lobin} : e pat tote : Which are so popu! “ith ties of Calicoraia during the Oar enrnillane 7 SO. Popalar wit j x¥ the moutteriagjies. ust, i8,one of . ;of June, July or Auy . the most attractive that a persoa in . Search of recreation can take, provid. ed' always that you do not haye to . talk. ‘‘slickens’ to. every.one tou meet. But tf you are on horseback, havea given amuunt $f time to reach . c-rtain points, your horse in favor of . Sae eight—hour law, and with a stron fed S work, Your correspondeht is in the latter condition, Leaving one of the valley towns, a short ride brought me to Smarts— . Ville, Yuba county, a beautifully Iocated village of uearly 900 populaton. This isthe wester.y pvint where-hydrautic mining is carried. on to_any extent. —Her@ are located huinerous claims, the most linport— ant of Which is the Exeelsiog Water Mining Company, who also ope ates Intaes at —‘Pimbuctoo; Flat. ‘ The . injunction restraining the miners from “d€ positing tailings in the river has stopped al work this as well-as in most of the places along the ridge. Between 300 and 400 laborers have been—thrown -out of employment, héerein consequence, and consiuerabie tevling is manifested against the people below who have ‘thus sought tu protect their homes. pol, to North San Juan, At-Fiench “are located mines belonging to the: Milton Com— pany, employing from sixty to a hundred men. . The only mine in opera tion at this time in this region is the Union writes as follows fromthiX st 1nulination to shirk at that, it’s hard! 3 or. We have not’ in {. 7 ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP. What a Nevada City Jeweler. Made @ut of Nevada City Geld. C.J. Brand, the jeweler on Broad. : reet, has just completed for Jas, . Whartenby of San Francisco fiv e of those adornme nis_connnonly ca'led __They are made of gold from . the Banner mine of thi ; 1s district, fin. ished in oriental style and beautifully: en graved and ename led. The ban. gles proper on each band are five” in . number, one for each letter of the . word “Banner” which j ithereon. Mr, . these magnificent Specimens of work. manship and intrinsie worth t ; friends in the Eastern . Canada, 8S engraved 0 lady States and. Sierra Cou nty’s Help Wa uted, Sierra county’ has some large and . Prosperous hydraulic mines © whose ; existence the people of Marysvitie i and vicinity are endeavoring to choke t heard as yet that ta, who contribute so heavily to the support of Mary ville, have done anything with the residents of Ney . to Boycott oar epemies, This is not as it should bé. The interests of the two counties are identical, and they should &tand shoulder to shoulder in this fight. Weéuld it not ® good ‘idea-for the jiiners at ‘Moore’s Flat, North Bloomfield, and te people of Sier in common vada courity delegation over the river to~agitate our neighbors on the subject and get them to stand in with us? a onna, ette Club: Ryan, arionette Schade, ud Fhite, TEISF, folland, record of rCPasive of mnsiz i perfect is Conti*_ nilar oroelock—_—_— Hi"'s Brig jeis s . " ND f La-satis—eople galls ider a cause S in Haron! 1. Sierra’ county, wade famous this Spring by one of the richest deposits of gold ore being found therein that tiere is any record of in the history oO; Califormia, Continues to pay as well as during the early stages of the development. The remarkable chute isnot as conveniently worked from the present .shaft as could be wished, and a new one situated “further to north will shortly be put down. In the meantime a cage has been sent up.to be.usedin ‘the place of the bucket which has formerly done serVice inthe-eld shaft. To Superin-— tendent J. O;Groves’ intelligent management of the Rainbow is due sriterteai, near Sweetland, which is runn ng day and night, using about 1,560 inches of water, North San Juan is a thrifty and important town of Nevada county, of nearly 1,200 inhabitants. —its business hoases, dwellings, -etc., indicate prcsperous times in the past,. but as its trade depends a:most entirely upon the mines around it, the people here are feeling decidedly “blue”, Lhe San Juan Times is published here, by O. P. Stidger. _ He is now paying his special attention to the iuing question. AS an illustration of the hard times in this place, i witnessed the sale by execution of aJus— tice’s Court of a coach dog, of the female persuasion, takén by attachment tor a board bill. After several vain efforts to get a bid, the Constable gavethe matter up in* disgusy and feel of--that elat t's phe nomenat titf. turned the dog over to the plain—. #2 Chestuutwood’s Business College will be open days after June 2) for TWO MONTHS only. Persons of ordinary education ‘can graduate in bookkeeping’ and College Diploma by attending day and evening sessions. Terms $60. Writing alone $5 per mo. Teazhers admitted at reduced rates, réceive jl2-2w +. =r Chambermaid Wanted. Acompetent chambermaid can secure 4 situation by applying at the . Union Hotel. tf 3 a Diamond Palace. Having received a large invoice-of Whartenby will send}. thereabouts, to send an influential . goods direct from the Waltham—and{— NEW COCDS!NEW PRICES. SIASSESS Sages . J. J. JACKSON. I Have Just Returned from San Franciséo with the+tinest assortment of DAY AND TANT Co, CLOTHING, ©HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Goods; Ete., Ete oy Which I will sell Cheaper than any other Store in * Nevada County. CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. i mr a MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block; Commercial ~ Street, Nevada City. sijccess: > +> -— The Bric-a-Brac Party. Fhe Wilton Bric-a—Brac Party are announced to appear at the Theatre ou Thursday evening next. In addition to MissGeordie Hayne and Prof. Frank Wilton, the party -includes several artists of acknowledged ability. The piece selected for the occasion, is the ever popn'ar “Strategists, -or—tre Victim —of7 Circumstance,” in which Mr, Chas. Wheatleigh earned his brightewt laurels. It was brought to this fcoast by him anda copy presented to Mr. Wilton. It will be produeei with all the original stage effects, nd cannot fail to draw a crowded house, — ~~ © @ -The Reason. Nevada City is not an orderly place, but the frequency of ‘disturb-. nces is easily accounted for. We have a population ‘of something like b,000 souls, yet there is-only one policeman on each watch, San Franisco, on the other hand, has one to very. seven hundred inhabitants, nd the police there are kept reasonbly busy. Our local officers accompplish as much in the way of preserv— hg quiet as any two men on the vast could; but there oughi to be hore of them. C Nothing te Beycott. The Bear River News saysthat the eople at Wheatland do not ‘‘care 0 straws” for the resolutions of € Moore’s Flat people wherein’ it » determined to withdraw all trade om Wheatland. Heére in Nevada ity, Wheatland was boycotted long Bo, but it was because the grangers here tried to sell us such an execrale quality of flour. “i The Murchie. The new ten-stamp mill of the urchie will probably be started up morrow, as the finishing touches © now being put upon it. The mine in a first-class condition, and untr Superintendent Schuyler’s efficot management is being conductim a manner that will secure the st possible results tothe stockhol-_ rs, pacres of mining land, The next point of interest is Columbia Hill, about seven miles from San Juan. Here is located the office of the Kureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company Consolidated. This company employs in its varjous mines at Snow Point, Eureka South, Relief Hill and Moore’s Flat ‘abont 400 men. Last year they used in their own mines and sold to other companies 1,400,000 inches of water. They pay trom $15,000 to $20,000 monthly for labor, running the whole year. They have patents for over 3000 which with $ieir present facilities will keep them runnin tor over fifty years, Sever— al ot their claims are now running, but by the time this reaches you they will be closed down. SRS A oS The Champion Mine. The‘ Champion mine is working -{at Nevada City, on the north side of D-er creek. The ground of this company is located between the Wyoming ground and the Merrifield ‘mine. The Champion’s tunnel is now in 1700 feet, and last Wednesday the miners began to cross-cut. It is positively known that the cross cutting will strike three or “four large and rich ledges within a very few days. Work in running? the tunnel has been going on fer the past four,years. The stock of the Champion is owned in Grass ‘Valley, Ne— vada City and in San Francisco. There has never been difficulty in collecting an assessment on the stock, as each holder of it knows the mine must turn out to be immensely rich. Indeed its richness is already an established fact. Ouly a few days ago some of thestock soldin San Francisco for $2.50 pershare, There are 33,000 shares of stock in all, and not another share can be purchased at the price named.—Free Lance. Probate Business. have been issuedto Frank Huss.in the estate of Gustave de Lorme. . A decree was made approving the final account of Mary W. Bryan as executrix of, the estate of P. A. Bryan, deceased, and a decree of distribution was issued. Wrackee Burglary Cases, —_ The case of the People vs. Ah Sam went to the jury yesterday aftertioon. As soot as it had been submitted, the case of the People vs, H: €. &@ Ice Cream UO: Coleman came up for trial. LEIS eg ———_—__-—-—___--—; Special letters of administration, Elgin Wateh factories, in addition my already well assorted stock, I am prepared to sell for the* next thirty days, Gold and Silver Watches fully one-third less than heretofore, K]= +e tO 1776. ‘1881. egant Gold Chains 14 K. $1; Gold Chains 10 K. 85 cents. > Respectfully, a jl9-tf Mes. L. W, Tuarcuer, Mountain Ice. The Nevada prepared to furnish to saloons, busi—. . ness houses and families_a superior quality of mountain ice. All-orders left at the Ice House'will be promptly attended to, m3 tf. J. S. Taospzon, Notice. }— City Taxes are’ now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next. Unless paid prior ‘thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Taxes are . payable at the City Hall from 9 o'clock’ a. M. to5 o'clock, P. M. E. C. BaALpRipcE, me Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 20, 1881. se Still at the Old Place. Tue Repotpu PHotTo-Ga.iery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada City. -Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mrs. J. F, Rupupu, Pro’r __Coirins, Operaters —-—— +e — Employment for Ladies. The Queen City Suspender Com+ pany, of Cincinnati, are now manu. facturing and introducing their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies and Children, and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None should be withott them ; our leading physicians recommend them, and -are loud in their praise. These goods are manufactured by ladies who have .made the wants of ladies and chi'drena study, and they ask us to refer to them some reliable and energetic lady to introduce them in this county, and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every household would meet with a ready re‘sponse, and that a determined woman could make a liandsome salary and have theexclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady who is in need of employment to send to thé Company her name ard address, and mention this paper. Address een City Suspender Company, os, 147 and 149 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; j10-2w Ice Company is now] MILITARY BALL! . HO6SE-AND I Agency for the : = = 5 2 . _Is among the Lest in tk ne-market—and-tant—— set also, selling them at t Nee 1 GROCERY STORE, . COFFEE POT. & Musthe Reduced! Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced! Bene OVERSTOCKED ‘WITH THP . B Finest Stock ef Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at. Wholesale—or— Retail’ during the hext GO DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no bunconibe, but a Plain Business Proposition! : mY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, , 3 CONFECTIONERY, == CUTLERY, ae FRUIT, Ete. LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cari offer, ca : Read.a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a* thousand in San Francisto, I sell at, 12 1-2-cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece : Regular Bit Ciyars at 61-4 cents apiece “Very good Cigar's for four and five cents each. a7 Call at my old Stand on. PineStreet and examine my Goods and Pricés. SSS, With or Without Furniture. A HOUSE AND LOT, centrally Jocated in Nevada City, also all the Furniture, will be ae S0ld without reserve. If the gee, house is not sold it will’ be rented to a geod tenant, For particulars apply to . JOHN T. Cashier Citizens Bank, . da City. SWIMMING BATHS, MORGAN; road Street, NevaHUNT’S HALL, Monday Evening, July 4th, TAQ WHET TAD ! COMMITTEE CF ARRANCEMENTS. ‘Serg't W. F. Evans, Serz’t Alex. Sloan, Corporal J. C. Dean, Private P. E, Gray, Private John Michell. Floor Manugers. Lieut. G. A. Gray, Lieut. J. J. Weisenburger, . Corp. Geo. A. Nihell, © Priv John Michell, . Priv. Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. B. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Priv. John Grimes> Floor Director : CAPTAIN JOHN A. RAPP. Reception Commitice. Serg. J.C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H. Walrath, . Priv. D. E. Morgan, . Priv. E. A. Appleton, Pfiv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv. H. H. Haskins. Decoration Contrmittee. Corp. Jos. Leavis, Priv. Wm. Horrell, Priv. Wm, T. Morgan, Prir. Thos. Cleveland She ’ Priv’ W. G. Stiles. MUSIC BY ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Grand March at 9 o’clock. Tickets $1.50. e . ie For Gentlemen, Ladies & Children, F. ELSER, HA erecteda Fine Swimming Bath, about one-quarter of a mile west from Nevada City, on the Newtown road, is now prepared to accommodate the publie with splendid bathing facilities. Dressing rooms have beén erected and furnished with bath ing costumes and other conveniences, A -Fine Stream of Pure Water Is_ con: inually which ia 80 Feet, Wide, 50 Feet Long, and from 3 to 8 Feet Deep. — Careful and accommodating attendants will be on hand for the service of guests. running into the Tank, Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Adults, 25 Cents. Catlhdren 15 Cents. je25 F. ELSER, Proprietor. F, Von BUELOW, M. D., pare iN AND STRGEON, ) OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Masonic Building Resid n Main Street. opposite &chool hduse, Nevada City, 2 WANAMAKE’S NEVADA CITY, CAL. AM NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds, _Furnitur® and Piano moving a specialty. : I can accommodate Pic-nic parties and Excursionists, having a handsome light wagon. Orders left atthe “BEEHIVE” will be if ed-to; ; pmete er EARL WANAMAKE,’ Nevada City, June 10. ’ MANHOOD RESTORED: > ‘ VICTIM of early imprudence, causing A nervous debility, premature deca, » et. having tried in vain every known remedy, has distovered 4 simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferts. Addre+s J, H,. REEVES, 43 Chatham __€ NewYork. : janis T FOR SALE. . } Summer Styles ! Truck ‘and Express Linejfs OHN JACK. Spring Goods ! ‘Summer Goods! Spring Styles ! ¢ HYMAN BROS Ss ig] AVE just received a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING for -Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, ats, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. ‘Our Stockis Complete in Every Department. Prices the Lowest “in the Market. C 7a a Call oh us Before . ' Purchasing. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ~~" Nevada City. . BRANCHES—7 Murray St,, New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. Sart Francisco; Mérchant St.; Hénolulit;

Totice. aL MINING + Pal pines HOPRIO: Joes ae ‘ae j Californis pon the g) “Onnt of. * A te Cieventh day MUTT set OL. Ve eHarehg Wu ' Anit, 4 SF +in) ") lik) up MY) 10 6 WD * Jeg a] a) 100 63 ed 196 69 09 50 Oy uO 16.09 7) 16-69 UG : 3 ye <o art 4 0 609 0 10.09 9 10 59 “0 % 05 ‘ i) luo) 0 2 De Fa) J 10 09 3) 20 06 J 20% 0 ve 6 41 5 ie) Lan order of he Cleventh shares of ASSEGSIE)) f md Vertising ‘3 eeretary. ; trect, San had enough enterprise to send a NEVADA UITY CALIFORNIA ena ? se few Brief Mention. The Bear River injunction hag not heen served as rumored, but the graners are getting jit ready; The Murchie Company advert ises in another column fcr.proposals for sinking the shaft fifty feet below the preseus depth, main The company owning the Sierra Buttes ani—Piumas Eureka claims ave given orders that all sunplies 1a S rt for the mines must hereafter be: shipped by Nevada City instead 6f by Marysvilie, : “We have receifed-a complimentary invitation to the reception of the High Béhool graduates,-which will take glace in Huant’s Hall-Friday An admmissicn fee of evening. one dotiar willbe charged, dancing to begitt ‘at 10 O'eloek, : 2 J. BH. Clute from Alleghany and 7 ov ef Sierri county’s most poputar citiz ns, have bedh speuding a couple They say that the. mining interests of the whole upper country are very prosperous. fhe Record-Union was the only paper outside of Nedays in the city, Sacranento vada City that. gave an intelligent . aid sorrets renare of the miners Leaving Smartsville, I passed in niass' meeting in this city. It was . succession Mooney Flat, French Cor= tie chly metropolifan Hewspaper that tral, Birchyille, Sweetland—Sebasto= _§pecial reporter up here to attend it, —_——_--~~ + = ~The Rainbow Bonanza. The Rainbow min» at Chips Flat, _ M,_Seutt-fronrForest—City—twet + CoFral--and Birehville . AMONG THEING UNCTED. A Granger's Impress ons of Mines. * A correspondent. of. the Recon!— the . county under dateof the 16th instant: : A trip throu , gh the mountain coun: bangles. lobin} : e pat tote : Which are so popu! “ith ties of Calicoraia during the Oar enrnillane 7 SO. Popalar wit j x¥ the moutteriagjies. ust, i8,one of . ;of June, July or Auy . the most attractive that a persoa in . Search of recreation can take, provid. ed' always that you do not haye to . talk. ‘‘slickens’ to. every.one tou meet. But tf you are on horseback, havea given amuunt $f time to reach . c-rtain points, your horse in favor of . Sae eight—hour law, and with a stron fed S work, Your correspondeht is in the latter condition, Leaving one of the valley towns, a short ride brought me to Smarts— . Ville, Yuba county, a beautifully Iocated village of uearly 900 populaton. This isthe wester.y pvint where-hydrautic mining is carried. on to_any extent. —Her@ are located huinerous claims, the most linport— ant of Which is the Exeelsiog Water Mining Company, who also ope ates Intaes at —‘Pimbuctoo; Flat. ‘ The . injunction restraining the miners from “d€ positing tailings in the river has stopped al work this as well-as in most of the places along the ridge. Between 300 and 400 laborers have been—thrown -out of employment, héerein consequence, and consiuerabie tevling is manifested against the people below who have ‘thus sought tu protect their homes. pol, to North San Juan, At-Fiench “are located mines belonging to the: Milton Com— pany, employing from sixty to a hundred men. . The only mine in opera tion at this time in this region is the Union writes as follows fromthiX st 1nulination to shirk at that, it’s hard! 3 or. We have not’ in {. 7 ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP. What a Nevada City Jeweler. Made @ut of Nevada City Geld. C.J. Brand, the jeweler on Broad. : reet, has just completed for Jas, . Whartenby of San Francisco fiv e of those adornme nis_connnonly ca'led __They are made of gold from . the Banner mine of thi ; 1s district, fin. ished in oriental style and beautifully: en graved and ename led. The ban. gles proper on each band are five” in . number, one for each letter of the . word “Banner” which j ithereon. Mr, . these magnificent Specimens of work. manship and intrinsie worth t ; friends in the Eastern . Canada, 8S engraved 0 lady States and. Sierra Cou nty’s Help Wa uted, Sierra county’ has some large and . Prosperous hydraulic mines © whose ; existence the people of Marysvitie i and vicinity are endeavoring to choke t heard as yet that ta, who contribute so heavily to the support of Mary ville, have done anything with the residents of Ney . to Boycott oar epemies, This is not as it should bé. The interests of the two counties are identical, and they should &tand shoulder to shoulder in this fight. Weéuld it not ® good ‘idea-for the jiiners at ‘Moore’s Flat, North Bloomfield, and te people of Sier in common vada courity delegation over the river to~agitate our neighbors on the subject and get them to stand in with us? a onna, ette Club: Ryan, arionette Schade, ud Fhite, TEISF, folland, record of rCPasive of mnsiz i perfect is Conti*_ nilar oroelock—_—_— Hi"'s Brig jeis s . " ND f La-satis—eople galls ider a cause S in Haron! 1. Sierra’ county, wade famous this Spring by one of the richest deposits of gold ore being found therein that tiere is any record of in the history oO; Califormia, Continues to pay as well as during the early stages of the development. The remarkable chute isnot as conveniently worked from the present .shaft as could be wished, and a new one situated “further to north will shortly be put down. In the meantime a cage has been sent up.to be.usedin ‘the place of the bucket which has formerly done serVice inthe-eld shaft. To Superin-— tendent J. O;Groves’ intelligent management of the Rainbow is due sriterteai, near Sweetland, which is runn ng day and night, using about 1,560 inches of water, North San Juan is a thrifty and important town of Nevada county, of nearly 1,200 inhabitants. —its business hoases, dwellings, -etc., indicate prcsperous times in the past,. but as its trade depends a:most entirely upon the mines around it, the people here are feeling decidedly “blue”, Lhe San Juan Times is published here, by O. P. Stidger. _ He is now paying his special attention to the iuing question. AS an illustration of the hard times in this place, i witnessed the sale by execution of aJus— tice’s Court of a coach dog, of the female persuasion, takén by attachment tor a board bill. After several vain efforts to get a bid, the Constable gavethe matter up in* disgusy and feel of--that elat t's phe nomenat titf. turned the dog over to the plain—. #2 Chestuutwood’s Business College will be open days after June 2) for TWO MONTHS only. Persons of ordinary education ‘can graduate in bookkeeping’ and College Diploma by attending day and evening sessions. Terms $60. Writing alone $5 per mo. Teazhers admitted at reduced rates, réceive jl2-2w +. =r Chambermaid Wanted. Acompetent chambermaid can secure 4 situation by applying at the . Union Hotel. tf 3 a Diamond Palace. Having received a large invoice-of Whartenby will send}. thereabouts, to send an influential . goods direct from the Waltham—and{— NEW COCDS!NEW PRICES. SIASSESS Sages . J. J. JACKSON. I Have Just Returned from San Franciséo with the+tinest assortment of DAY AND TANT Co, CLOTHING, ©HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Goods; Ete., Ete oy Which I will sell Cheaper than any other Store in * Nevada County. CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. i mr a MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block; Commercial ~ Street, Nevada City. sijccess: > +> -— The Bric-a-Brac Party. Fhe Wilton Bric-a—Brac Party are announced to appear at the Theatre ou Thursday evening next. In addition to MissGeordie Hayne and Prof. Frank Wilton, the party -includes several artists of acknowledged ability. The piece selected for the occasion, is the ever popn'ar “Strategists, -or—tre Victim —of7 Circumstance,” in which Mr, Chas. Wheatleigh earned his brightewt laurels. It was brought to this fcoast by him anda copy presented to Mr. Wilton. It will be produeei with all the original stage effects, nd cannot fail to draw a crowded house, — ~~ © @ -The Reason. Nevada City is not an orderly place, but the frequency of ‘disturb-. nces is easily accounted for. We have a population ‘of something like b,000 souls, yet there is-only one

policeman on each watch, San Franisco, on the other hand, has one to very. seven hundred inhabitants, nd the police there are kept reasonbly busy. Our local officers accompplish as much in the way of preserv— hg quiet as any two men on the vast could; but there oughi to be hore of them. C Nothing te Beycott. The Bear River News saysthat the eople at Wheatland do not ‘‘care 0 straws” for the resolutions of € Moore’s Flat people wherein’ it » determined to withdraw all trade om Wheatland. Heére in Nevada ity, Wheatland was boycotted long Bo, but it was because the grangers here tried to sell us such an execrale quality of flour. “i The Murchie. The new ten-stamp mill of the urchie will probably be started up morrow, as the finishing touches © now being put upon it. The mine in a first-class condition, and untr Superintendent Schuyler’s efficot management is being conductim a manner that will secure the st possible results tothe stockhol-_ rs, pacres of mining land, The next point of interest is Columbia Hill, about seven miles from San Juan. Here is located the office of the Kureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company Consolidated. This company employs in its varjous mines at Snow Point, Eureka South, Relief Hill and Moore’s Flat ‘abont 400 men. Last year they used in their own mines and sold to other companies 1,400,000 inches of water. They pay trom $15,000 to $20,000 monthly for labor, running the whole year. They have patents for over 3000 which with $ieir present facilities will keep them runnin tor over fifty years, Sever— al ot their claims are now running, but by the time this reaches you they will be closed down. SRS A oS The Champion Mine. The‘ Champion mine is working -{at Nevada City, on the north side of D-er creek. The ground of this company is located between the Wyoming ground and the Merrifield ‘mine. The Champion’s tunnel is now in 1700 feet, and last Wednesday the miners began to cross-cut. It is positively known that the cross cutting will strike three or “four large and rich ledges within a very few days. Work in running? the tunnel has been going on fer the past four,years. The stock of the Champion is owned in Grass ‘Valley, Ne— vada City and in San Francisco. There has never been difficulty in collecting an assessment on the stock, as each holder of it knows the mine must turn out to be immensely rich. Indeed its richness is already an established fact. Ouly a few days ago some of thestock soldin San Francisco for $2.50 pershare, There are 33,000 shares of stock in all, and not another share can be purchased at the price named.—Free Lance. Probate Business. have been issuedto Frank Huss.in the estate of Gustave de Lorme. . A decree was made approving the final account of Mary W. Bryan as executrix of, the estate of P. A. Bryan, deceased, and a decree of distribution was issued. Wrackee Burglary Cases, —_ The case of the People vs. Ah Sam went to the jury yesterday aftertioon. As soot as it had been submitted, the case of the People vs, H: €. &@ Ice Cream UO: Coleman came up for trial. LEIS eg ———_—__-—-—___--—; Special letters of administration, Elgin Wateh factories, in addition my already well assorted stock, I am prepared to sell for the* next thirty days, Gold and Silver Watches fully one-third less than heretofore, K]= +e tO 1776. ‘1881. egant Gold Chains 14 K. $1; Gold Chains 10 K. 85 cents. > Respectfully, a jl9-tf Mes. L. W, Tuarcuer, Mountain Ice. The Nevada prepared to furnish to saloons, busi—. . ness houses and families_a superior quality of mountain ice. All-orders left at the Ice House'will be promptly attended to, m3 tf. J. S. Taospzon, Notice. }— City Taxes are’ now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next. Unless paid prior ‘thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Taxes are . payable at the City Hall from 9 o'clock’ a. M. to5 o'clock, P. M. E. C. BaALpRipcE, me Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 20, 1881. se Still at the Old Place. Tue Repotpu PHotTo-Ga.iery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada City. -Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mrs. J. F, Rupupu, Pro’r __Coirins, Operaters —-—— +e — Employment for Ladies. The Queen City Suspender Com+ pany, of Cincinnati, are now manu. facturing and introducing their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies and Children, and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None should be withott them ; our leading physicians recommend them, and -are loud in their praise. These goods are manufactured by ladies who have .made the wants of ladies and chi'drena study, and they ask us to refer to them some reliable and energetic lady to introduce them in this county, and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every household would meet with a ready re‘sponse, and that a determined woman could make a liandsome salary and have theexclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady who is in need of employment to send to thé Company her name ard address, and mention this paper. Address een City Suspender Company, os, 147 and 149 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; j10-2w Ice Company is now] MILITARY BALL! . HO6SE-AND I Agency for the : = = 5 2 . _Is among the Lest in tk ne-market—and-tant—— set also, selling them at t Nee 1 GROCERY STORE, . COFFEE POT. & Musthe Reduced! Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced! Bene OVERSTOCKED ‘WITH THP . B Finest Stock ef Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at. Wholesale—or— Retail’ during the hext GO DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no bunconibe, but a Plain Business Proposition! : mY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, , 3 CONFECTIONERY, == CUTLERY, ae FRUIT, Ete. LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cari offer, ca : Read.a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a* thousand in San Francisto, I sell at, 12 1-2-cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece : Regular Bit Ciyars at 61-4 cents apiece “Very good Cigar's for four and five cents each. a7 Call at my old Stand on. PineStreet and examine my Goods and Pricés. SSS, With or Without Furniture. A HOUSE AND LOT, centrally Jocated in Nevada City, also all the Furniture, will be ae S0ld without reserve. If the gee, house is not sold it will’ be rented to a geod tenant, For particulars apply to . JOHN T. Cashier Citizens Bank, . da City. SWIMMING BATHS, MORGAN; road Street, NevaHUNT’S HALL, Monday Evening, July 4th, TAQ WHET TAD ! COMMITTEE CF ARRANCEMENTS. ‘Serg't W. F. Evans, Serz’t Alex. Sloan, Corporal J. C. Dean, Private P. E, Gray, Private John Michell. Floor Manugers. Lieut. G. A. Gray, Lieut. J. J. Weisenburger, . Corp. Geo. A. Nihell, © Priv John Michell, . Priv. Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. B. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Priv. John Grimes> Floor Director : CAPTAIN JOHN A. RAPP. Reception Commitice. Serg. J.C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H. Walrath, . Priv. D. E. Morgan, . Priv. E. A. Appleton, Pfiv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv. H. H. Haskins. Decoration Contrmittee. Corp. Jos. Leavis, Priv. Wm. Horrell, Priv. Wm, T. Morgan, Prir. Thos. Cleveland She ’ Priv’ W. G. Stiles. MUSIC BY ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Grand March at 9 o’clock. Tickets $1.50. e . ie For Gentlemen, Ladies & Children, F. ELSER, HA erecteda Fine Swimming Bath, about one-quarter of a mile west from Nevada City, on the Newtown road, is now prepared to accommodate the publie with splendid bathing facilities. Dressing rooms have beén erected and furnished with bath ing costumes and other conveniences, A -Fine Stream of Pure Water Is_ con: inually which ia 80 Feet, Wide, 50 Feet Long, and from 3 to 8 Feet Deep. — Careful and accommodating attendants will be on hand for the service of guests. running into the Tank, Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Adults, 25 Cents. Catlhdren 15 Cents. je25 F. ELSER, Proprietor. F, Von BUELOW, M. D., pare iN AND STRGEON, ) OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Masonic Building Resid n Main Street. opposite &chool hduse, Nevada City, 2 WANAMAKE’S NEVADA CITY, CAL. AM NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds, _Furnitur® and Piano moving a specialty. : I can accommodate Pic-nic parties and Excursionists, having a handsome light wagon. Orders left atthe “BEEHIVE” will be if ed-to; ; pmete er EARL WANAMAKE,’ Nevada City, June 10. ’ MANHOOD RESTORED: > ‘ VICTIM of early imprudence, causing A nervous debility, premature deca, » et. having tried in vain every known remedy, has distovered 4 simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferts. Addre+s J, H,. REEVES, 43 Chatham __€ NewYork. : janis T FOR SALE. . } Summer Styles ! Truck ‘and Express Linejfs OHN JACK. Spring Goods ! ‘Summer Goods! Spring Styles ! ¢ HYMAN BROS Ss ig] AVE just received a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING for -Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, ats, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. ‘Our Stockis Complete in Every Department. Prices the Lowest “in the Market. C 7a a Call oh us Before . ' Purchasing. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ~~" Nevada City. . BRANCHES—7 Murray St,, New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. Sart Francisco; Mérchant St.; Hénolulit;