June 28, 1881 (4 pages)

ie —présented nightly occurred in 1858, he D Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. "EDUCATIONAL. Pablic Schools Recently: Visited by County Superintendent Wickes. _Tuestay, Ju June 28, 1881. grades. ‘ . ———oo -Pender’s Peddler. The people of the mining—eounties their friends will find out wno are _ andwho their enzmiesamong the yal; ley people, if the present war conSaturday’s containel a lot of statements made to the -editor and_. other parses: ¥N. B,. Worl, has been se!liug large quautities of . ‘garden track” in the mining camps for J. ff. Pender of Marysville. Boiled down, Worl said: Pender sympatiizes with the miners. ‘ : Pender said he wanted to subscribe $3) tohslp the miners” fight} their sunita with, tinues long enough. TRANSCRIerwho ? -ia-a $10 bill he told me to give. When: the Transcrirr got to} Marysville-zan . Appeal reporter . showed it to Pender who remarked: “The story is‘alie, I acentto the Miners’ Association, and I never shall._If Shockan_ gave any money to the “Assoc ation, it . was not by my authority. He has been disc harged fron my employ.” The fact is that when. the miners trust, anyone haitingfrom Marysville or vicinity, they will find them: selves badly footed. Worl has sold many dollars’ worth of goods here on ‘the Strefigth of such representations as are above yiven the lie by his em— ployer, The sooner vur people learn to be as relentless_iu_their. antagonism to the grangérs as the latter. are towards 08, the sooner they will ruin the faithless city of Marysville which so foully went back on_ its promises to join hands with us in ‘reaching’an amicable solution of the rouble.One or Two? ‘Sauipe ‘Considerable controversy has” aris: ‘en relative to the comet, or com, ets, now approaching the sun and apparently within our planetary sye‘tem. Soine assert that thete i is only ‘one, while others are quite positive ‘that thereare twor “A gentleman now ‘sojourning in Nevada City says that . the sante_ phenomenon: as that now but it was finally ascertained that there were two comets, the one appearing in the morning being more He has had Sam{ ' Shockan pay $10 already, and “here . never gave . eee grammar: grade. rand Henry Hartung did very well in} . cannot stay long, having. another and Riley, tiqn in arithmetic, geography, spell. ing and grammar during a two days The following schotars de‘serve mention: Rose DillonzE . Joice, Anze Bays, Kate Joice and . E iza Barry. There has been a great . . falling off is “the roll of this school, land in the achool census, owing to lthe removal of families. -The pri. mary school enrolls 33 pupils, under . charge of Miss Maggie Ryan. ‘These i + . Teview,” . were examine! in reading and spellfing, aud showed: the results of conj stant drill, An exercise upon the { muasic staff was entered-into by them i with amusing heartinesc, being something new. Kentucky Flat School i is first-grade. It is taught by A. Powers,. formerly . of India: Springs, and numbers 27 hes bolars, being at increase over the Six of the pupils are,in Mary Manin . last report. the examination. This school has the services of an excellent teacher aad shows a decided improvement, , Unfortunately for the district hel prior eugagement, Indian. Flat School, second grade, ntimbers 27 scholars, tive of whonrare in the grammar graile. Miss Maggie MeNichols is’ the teacher. Rose Webber, Randolph Webber and Cora Butterford did well in review, Bear River, or Buena Vista School, second grade, has 19 papils, three of whom ae inthe grammar grade. It has changed the teacher lately, Miss’ Gallagher having moved to Aus.in, Nevada, aud Miss Abbie Michaels taken her place. Ernest Stoddard, May Mvlarkey-~and Ella Melarkey passed the~tiighest in the examination, “This school neéds more blackboard facilities. Quaker Hill School, second grade, evrolls 28 pupils and+is taught by B. F. Stewart, formerly of Magnolia school, Walter McLeod, Henry Hethington and Bertie ‘Turner did best in examination. “Blue Tent School, under charge of . Miss Easton, enrolls 27 pupils, four ol whom are in the grammar grade. Addie Moody, Jas. A. Black and Ada Penders stood first inexamina— brilliant and evidently much, nearer the earth than that which appeared rin the evening. If the motion of the -earth be taken into consideration it ‘will at once appear how impossible it ‘is for an object to be shown in the morthern horizon approaching the earth’s orbit at an angle of 15 degrees, and three hours after it disappears to. weappear in the east, approaching us in a direct liue, What these strange wisitors are, whence. they come, whither they go, what their mission, is something beyoud our comprehenaion. Will the savdéa¥ please explain? A AThe North Bloomfield Asssessament, The present assessment on the North Bloomtield Hydrau ic Mining Company's stock is the first one leyied in a long time, The previous assessments were as follows: Nos. 1 to 26, .on 49,000 shares, $19 50, 780,000 ; Nous. 27 to 43, on 45,000! shares, $765,000.» Total; $1,546,000. ‘This is the second. prominent gravel mine that has recently evasud paying dividends and issued a call upon stockholders, ‘Che other is the K<— celsior, Both have suspended opera. tions pending the settlement of the debris question, Both have demands out that must .be provided tor, and hence these levies upon stock holders. cenit ily lpitenminremenammrtintoe> Seund Advice. Grass Valley Union: The Marysville Express acknowledges that its city is already beginning to feel the effect of the withdrawal of the patronage of the mining communities from that town. The miners have only,just commenced, however, to protect their own intereats by fighting their enemies, and when they have fully organized and begin to give a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, the little town of Maryaville will find that the patronage of the communities they have commenced a war with is something not to be despised, “Tats potato is ouly half done, my élear,” said he, crossly. “Then ied . @aly the half of it, my love,” a gwered she, affectionately. +Falt-seasons-:—Boca, Banner, Gran}Wwas not an idle printer_inthe city, tion. Mr. Goodwin, the District Clerk, gives much: attention to the needs of the schogl, and it cannot but do well under the present administration. The schools in the following districts run ‘through the Summer and itevil'e, Indian Flat, Kentucky Flat, Lake City, Lime Kiln, Liberty Hill, Magnolia, Omega, tleasant Valley, Quaker Hill and Relief Hill. “Pi” for Breakfast. The hydraulic injunction, the possibility of the comets now abroad colliding with the sun, and ajl other events affecting the universe pale in-. to ‘insignificance when compared with an incident that happened in this office yesterday morning about 8° o'clock. ~The second and third pages of the TRanscrirt were spilled allover the floor, there mot being a line of the matter that was not knockedinto chaos iudescribable. . There but W. J. Collier of Sacramento, who chanced o be in town with the Bric-a-Brac Party of which “he is m snaser,came to the office as soon as he heard of the accident, and having had much experience in printing offices kin Ily vola itesred his services, thus renderimg—inestimab'e assistance, A_ few —-advertiseinsuts— —are omitted to-day owing to the situation of affairs but everything will be in running order ayain to-morrow. — Accident at the Marchic, At twenty minutes after seven o'clock Saturday evening the flywheel on the new hoisting ‘engine at the Marchie mine burst. A new one was manufactured at Allan's Foundry Sunday, but that also was broken in loading it on the wagon for transportation. ‘It was mended and taken to the mine. It will probab.y answer the purpose till another new one can be obtained, Sta ye “‘Bconpgs,” says a ay journal, “are out of fashion. To be stylish sur tair girls will now have to ‘look —— The Allison Ranch School has two° The. Grammar d-partment. -" Tough Quar tette. Sunday afternoon a pagty of four persons from Grass Valley made a spectacle of themselves and cause¢ some excitemenf by their boisterous conduct and furious driving. through } ‘Knights of Pythias Election. At the semi-annual ‘election of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Py-. thias, held Saturday evening, the following officers were elested to}. serve till January Ist: numbers 29 scholars,-taught by J. F. formerly of Moore’s* Fiat. . This school’ passed a good examina. . ing to M. Byrne, Jr., . the corner of Broad and Pine streets, ee a collision with a twohorse wagon . breathe-isparitied — and" the streets. . were driving a pair of horses belong: Several times there was . a narrow escape from accident. They and onve, at was only avoided by the presence of miud and prompt action of the teamAgain; coming down Broad the horses turned in toward . ster. . street, Wellington‘s livery stable at such a rate of speed as to cause a lively scattering of the spectators on the sidewalk, All this time the team was driven by a young-woman, who, to judge her ty her actions, is lost to all sense-of decency or shame. ‘The . entire party were-arrested about dusk by Marshal Baldridg> and officer Venard, aud this morning were fined $5 each. We refrain from giving their fames in this instance, but will be less lenient, shoald they attempt.’ repetition of their shameful conduct in the future. 1a pier occasion aaleiabaciaa Superior Court. ' Inthe case ot Davidson Reed, the jury at 9;30 o'clock Saturday night returned a verdict of guilty of _bur= glary in the first degree, were out haf an_ hour. ‘will be prouiounced at~10 o ‘lock. tomorrow morning; The jury Yesterday the sesibenoitg of EB. Co Coleman and E. C Hall was postponed till Saturday néxt, so their counsel might mové for a new trial if 30 desiring: \ Mary Land vs. ‘Thomas Land. Hearing ot demurrerto the complaint™ was postponed till to-murrow. ‘Ah Sam, against whom the charge of burglary was dismissed Saturday, has pleaded guilty to the charge of receiving stolen goods, sentenced to-day. _He will be — Tramping Thieves. Harry Ashton cnd John Heilshorn, the brace of thieving ornamental paper hangers who stole a pipe and pistol from Johnnie Kistle’s saloon in this city the other day, and wer -{ followed to Grass Valley aud—made to disgorge-theptunder, are in another. scrape. Saturday morning, after they had left’ Gass Valley, George Williams. missed from his room -inthe Pacific Hotel a gold ‘watch and chain. Suspicion puinted to the paper’ hangers as the guilty parties. Hank Snow took their trail and overhauled them on the Colfax road, The missing watch ‘aud chain were found on one of them. They "were brought to the county jail yes— — to be tried for burglary. i Mere Injunctions Served. Injunctions on the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal mining claims at Columbia Hill; and the American Company’s mine at San Juan, issued out of tha Superior Court of Yuba county, in the case of the City of Marysville vs, the hydraulic mines dumping into the Yuba, were received-here for service night before last. Under Sheriff’ Wood went wn yesterday to serve them. The Last Call,. All residents of Nevada county who have not previous to next Saturday night paid their poll and_personal taxes for this year, will be subject to heavy additional costs. Delinquents should bear this fact in mind, Assessor Collins or some of his deputies can be found in the oftice at’ the Court House days and evenings, soe Personal. Mrs. Porter, an old-time resident of this city, but who for several years past has been living at N. San Juan, is now in this city, eu-route for Truckee, where she will_in future reside, During her stay of two days in this city she will be the guest of Mrs. L. O. Palmer. Vaenes Places In the dental ranks will never occiir . . if you are particular with your teeth, and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth-wish, Sozodont. From youth to old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a roseate hue, while the rendered sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare autisepic herbs and is entire ay free from. the objectionable and ~injurious ingredients of tooth epeet, ete, > Sentence . . ‘nearly an_ entire ’’generation, -. The following is list of letters remaining in U the Post Offi Leonard S. Ca.kins, Chancellor Commander. A. A. Bloss, Vice Chaneéllor. H. D:Towle, Prelate, “s Daniel Baker, Trustee. —~ $1) “W. R. Lord is the retiring Chan“ cellor Commander. Itis probable that the Lodge, which has recent'y changed its place of meeting to Odd Fellows Hall. and the time to Saturday night, ‘will hold a public installation in -akout two weeks, although the point jis not fully determined yet.‘i “Probate Proceedings. An-order-was made yesterday appointing July Sth as the day for hearing the app ication for selling the personal property belonying to™ the ‘es— Inthe matter of the estate of Jonathan Clark, deceased, orders were made admitting the will to probate, and the eter ha certifivates were filed. : In the matter of. the estate of. Henry Gundry,—deceased, a . decree was made showing that dtie notice had deen giveu:to creditors. A similar order was issued in the matter of the estate of Martha L. Beer deceased. : ; toma Candy_at Brand & Baasett’s. ta.Ice Cream at Tam's. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be ‘stopped. Neglect fre—. quently results in an incurable lung disease or Consumption.: Brown’s Bronchial. Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satis action. They are not new or untried, but having been: tested by wide and constant use for they have attained well—merited rauk among the few staple remedies of theage Public speakers and sing ers use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Sold at 25 cts a box, A RSPR EE RS BLE TEAR ORCAS Advertised Letters. For thirty . NEV. ADA THEATRE, —s { Thursday Evening, havea First Appearance of the NEVADA CITY Laveae Choral Society, (Under, the direction of PROF. ED. MULLER) : the Charming Operetta entitle idle Id Riiog. Bon,” Admission Fifty Cents, half-price, Children Reserved seats 25 cents “extra, se— cured at Vinton’s Drug Store. . Proposals for Sinking a Shaft. : tate of Charles Corbin, deceased. ~ 8 Office of the Superintendent of. Murchie _ Mine, Nevada City, Cal., June 20, 1881. ROPOSALS will be received at this office —— 12 o'clock, M. on Wednesday, June 29, 1881, . for sinking Fifty (50) Feet of the main shaft of the Murchie ‘mine 16x7 feet outside of timbers. Conditions as per specifications furnished at this office. Ground may be viewed byapplication to the mine Foreman on the afternoon. of any day after June 25, 1881. Bids will be considered -by the Board of Directors in San Francisco. and the contract awarded at 12M. July 5th, 1881. NOTICE.—No bids wiil be considered unless signed by all parties to. work under the _eontract. ‘the Company reserves the right to rcject any ‘and al all bids as its interest may require. : WwW. H. SCHUYLER, Superintendent Murehie Mine. ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER. je22 THE ANNUAL “gy ELECTION-FOR Chief Engineer of the Nevada City Fite Department, will take place at CITY HALL Judges—Jerome Cook, Frank Eilerman. Clerks—W. F. Englebright, H. Naffziger. “Setg't W.F. Evans, Corporal J. C. Dean, Lieut. G Corp. G, A. Nihell,’ Priv, Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. D. F. Getéhell, Privy. John Richards, Serg. J. C. Rich, Corp. A: H. Walrath, Priy. E. A. Appleton, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Corp. Tos. Lewis, Priv. Win. Morgan, wT Ten —AT— HUNT’ HALL, a ae FIVADA WSR uD! Committee of Arrangements. Serg’t Alex. Sloae, Private P. E. Gray, Private John Michell. Fi I Floor Managers. -G. Gray, Lieut. J.J. Weisenburger Priv. Jobn Michel}, . Priv. John Grimes— e Flvor Direetor. CAPTAIN JOIIN A. RAPP. . Reception Committee. Serg. Alex. Gault; Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv. H. H. Haskins. Decoration Cosiuablie, Priv. Wm.Horrell, Priv. Thes. Cleveland, ‘Monday, J uly 25th, 1881. ‘Priv. W. G. Stiles; Polls will be opened from 5 to 8 o'clock, p, MUSIC. BY sa ELSER’S FULL uL ORCHESTRA. Grand March : at 9 o'clock. By order of the Board of Delegates. ‘ W. R. COE, -deauasaric licceateny. ' je26 W.F: Exoumnioit, Tickets, $1 50. Spectators, 50 — Monday Evening, Siily 4th, mie en, Priv. DOE; Morgan, “Priv. John Watters, — Ve Fraucisc High Sct day to sp Distrie day filed against C Wm. ] New Yor blast, wil tirst’ belie A fair Milles tre Satar mentwas might har By bei near the Rowe ha otherwise ) Davis, wl same tim broken. Mrs, J wood wa; day, and Fift was bring Dr. Coon emergence to restdr condition Albert was recet term in t] quently fF vesterday Caldwell lord to tl took in o was deer > terview, — The . The W ‘make the: Nevada 1 piece sele in Londo tims,” is ; votion ar often wit and is w warmest ! evada City, Cal.; for the . week ending June_27. -1881,—Personsforany of these letters will please sa “ad. vertised,” J. 8. Houproox P. M, . Bathista Giovani Ropdy F. Frazer L P Evinger Molly Hibberd Mr Harrison }ohn Holman Samuel’ Hussey Edward Hibard Joel’ Jones Julia Loatnerland Sarah Morris Elijah Nasen E H : Ohean David Oliver Lizzie Perkins Daniel Schendia H. C Trellian James E Tiroun Wm. Yates RH —-? “LOST IN LONDON” BRIC-ABRAC ! AT THE THEATRE, To Night ! Notice te Creditors. N Superior Court, Nevada County, State California. In the matter of va [cai Clark, hue given by the und she Retaia ot Jonathan ¢ rs. of, and all persons rage the said deceased, so it mon tice, to the, said office of J. , . Nevada City. A Verdict xmr FAVOR oF W. B. SHIVELY! The Nine Cent Store EVERYBODY Se ae AND OUR SUCCESS ASSURED !: LOUDER T The greatest Bargains Ever Offered i have resolved not to biy are evercome and may be seen meandering from the Misses’ Silk Embroidered . Gents’ Cambric Shirts, 69 etts, and Thousands of European steadily forward : Honorable Dealing, Prompt Yours: Perrone Genuine French Hose, extra long, Spoon Bush Corsets, 49 cents, Flexible Corsets, 99 cents, Ladies’ Merino Vests, 25 cents. OUR PRICES SPEAK HAN WORDS n Nevada City ! Hundreds of Ladies and Gentlemen visit our Store daily with only the intention of satisfying themselves of the truth of our quotations, Mapy of these peop'e who with the tempting bargains offered, store staggering under a load of Dry Goods, parcels perfectly satisfied with their bargains, beeause THEY HAVE PAID ONLY HALF THE USUAL PRICE, = only 9 cents. Hose, 9 cents. cents. We shall open this week WONDERFUL BARGAINS ia Laces, White Goods, Ruchings, Embroideries, Ribbons, Collar: Novelties. With strict adherence to the following Rales we intend to push and Polite Attention, Low: est Possible Prices, No rarer mneienee. VW. B. SHIVELY, NINE GENT STORE. Virtue for as Joe Ari probably boards—c coast—in scenes w feature of abducted her appea wright un sinned a; remaindet good hang there will able wait mar the . tainment see a full Money _ The Dis t Carr money in t report as pilver, 85C $38,713.1' J.I.M a Shot Gr side of a \ highest pr to him at J. J, Megs Applica Positions ij Oity will t Day July the Boar je26-td: Mr. W: ited repu most ski em ae, tention to every’ wa hands cag good time es know trust the Mr. Wexe plete set « "of San Fr, ‘make key winders, je 26-48,

ie —présented nightly occurred in 1858, he D Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. "EDUCATIONAL. Pablic Schools Recently: Visited by County Superintendent Wickes. _Tuestay, Ju June 28, 1881. grades. ‘ . ———oo -Pender’s Peddler. The people of the mining—eounties their friends will find out wno are _ andwho their enzmiesamong the yal; ley people, if the present war conSaturday’s containel a lot of statements made to the -editor and_. other parses: ¥N. B,. Worl, has been se!liug large quautities of . ‘garden track” in the mining camps for J. ff. Pender of Marysville. Boiled down, Worl said: Pender sympatiizes with the miners. ‘ : Pender said he wanted to subscribe $3) tohslp the miners” fight} their sunita with, tinues long enough. TRANSCRIerwho ? -ia-a $10 bill he told me to give. When: the Transcrirr got to} Marysville-zan . Appeal reporter . showed it to Pender who remarked: “The story is‘alie, I acentto the Miners’ Association, and I never shall._If Shockan_ gave any money to the “Assoc ation, it . was not by my authority. He has been disc harged fron my employ.” The fact is that when. the miners trust, anyone haitingfrom Marysville or vicinity, they will find them: selves badly footed. Worl has sold many dollars’ worth of goods here on ‘the Strefigth of such representations as are above yiven the lie by his em— ployer, The sooner vur people learn to be as relentless_iu_their. antagonism to the grangérs as the latter. are towards 08, the sooner they will ruin the faithless city of Marysville which so foully went back on_ its promises to join hands with us in ‘reaching’an amicable solution of the rouble.One or Two? ‘Sauipe ‘Considerable controversy has” aris: ‘en relative to the comet, or com, ets, now approaching the sun and apparently within our planetary sye‘tem. Soine assert that thete i is only ‘one, while others are quite positive ‘that thereare twor “A gentleman now ‘sojourning in Nevada City says that . the sante_ phenomenon: as that now but it was finally ascertained that there were two comets, the one appearing in the morning being more He has had Sam{ ' Shockan pay $10 already, and “here . never gave . eee grammar: grade. rand Henry Hartung did very well in} . cannot stay long, having. another and Riley, tiqn in arithmetic, geography, spell. ing and grammar during a two days The following schotars de‘serve mention: Rose DillonzE . Joice, Anze Bays, Kate Joice and . E iza Barry. There has been a great . . falling off is “the roll of this school, land in the achool census, owing to lthe removal of families. -The pri. mary school enrolls 33 pupils, under . charge of Miss Maggie Ryan. ‘These i + . Teview,” . were examine! in reading and spellfing, aud showed: the results of conj stant drill, An exercise upon the { muasic staff was entered-into by them i with amusing heartinesc, being something new. Kentucky Flat School i is first-grade. It is taught by A. Powers,. formerly . of India: Springs, and numbers 27 hes bolars, being at increase over the Six of the pupils are,in Mary Manin . last report. the examination. This school has the services of an excellent teacher aad shows a decided improvement, , Unfortunately for the district hel prior eugagement, Indian. Flat School, second grade, ntimbers 27 scholars, tive of whonrare in the grammar graile. Miss Maggie MeNichols is’ the teacher. Rose Webber, Randolph Webber and Cora Butterford did well in review, Bear River, or Buena Vista School, second grade, has 19 papils, three of whom ae inthe grammar grade. It has changed the teacher lately, Miss’ Gallagher having moved to Aus.in, Nevada, aud Miss Abbie Michaels taken her place. Ernest Stoddard, May Mvlarkey-~and Ella Melarkey passed the~tiighest in the examination, “This school neéds more blackboard facilities. Quaker Hill School, second grade, evrolls 28 pupils and+is taught by B. F. Stewart, formerly of Magnolia school, Walter McLeod, Henry Hethington and Bertie ‘Turner did best in examination. “Blue Tent School, under charge of . Miss Easton, enrolls 27 pupils, four ol whom are in the grammar grade. Addie Moody, Jas. A. Black and Ada Penders stood first inexamina— brilliant and evidently much, nearer the earth than that which appeared rin the evening. If the motion of the -earth be taken into consideration it ‘will at once appear how impossible it ‘is for an object to be shown in the morthern horizon approaching the earth’s orbit at an angle of 15 degrees, and three hours after it disappears to. weappear in the east, approaching us in a direct liue, What these strange wisitors are, whence. they come, whither they go, what their mission, is something beyoud our comprehenaion. Will the savdéa¥ please explain? A AThe North Bloomfield Asssessament, The present assessment on the North Bloomtield Hydrau ic Mining Company's stock is the first one leyied in a long time, The previous assessments were as follows: Nos. 1 to 26, .on 49,000 shares, $19 50, 780,000 ; Nous. 27 to 43, on 45,000! shares, $765,000.» Total; $1,546,000. ‘This is the second. prominent gravel mine that has recently evasud paying dividends and issued a call upon stockholders, ‘Che other is the K<— celsior, Both have suspended opera. tions pending the settlement of the debris question, Both have demands out that must .be provided tor, and hence these levies upon stock holders. cenit ily lpitenminremenammrtintoe> Seund Advice. Grass Valley Union: The Marysville Express acknowledges that its city is already beginning to feel the effect of the withdrawal of the patronage of the mining communities from that town. The miners have only,just commenced, however, to protect their own intereats by fighting their enemies, and when they have fully organized and begin to give a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, the little town of Maryaville will find that the patronage of the communities they have commenced a war with is something not to be despised, “Tats potato is ouly half done, my élear,” said he, crossly. “Then ied . @aly the half of it, my love,” a gwered she, affectionately. +Falt-seasons-:—Boca, Banner, Gran}Wwas not an idle printer_inthe city, tion. Mr. Goodwin, the District Clerk, gives much: attention to the needs of the schogl, and it cannot but do well under the present administration. The schools in the following districts run ‘through the Summer and itevil'e, Indian Flat, Kentucky Flat, Lake City, Lime Kiln, Liberty Hill, Magnolia, Omega, tleasant Valley, Quaker Hill and Relief Hill. “Pi” for Breakfast. The hydraulic injunction, the possibility of the comets now abroad colliding with the sun, and ajl other events affecting the universe pale in-. to ‘insignificance when compared with an incident that happened in this office yesterday morning about 8° o'clock. ~The second and third pages of the TRanscrirt were spilled allover the floor, there mot being a line of the matter that was not knockedinto chaos iudescribable. . There but W. J. Collier of Sacramento, who chanced o be in town with the Bric-a-Brac Party of which “he is m snaser,came to the office as soon as he heard of the accident, and having had much experience in printing offices kin Ily vola itesred his services, thus renderimg—inestimab'e assistance, A_ few —-advertiseinsuts— —are omitted to-day owing to the situation of affairs but everything will be in running order ayain to-morrow. — Accident at the Marchic, At twenty minutes after seven o'clock Saturday evening the flywheel on the new hoisting ‘engine at the Marchie mine burst. A new one was manufactured at Allan's Foundry Sunday, but that also was broken in loading it on the wagon for transportation. ‘It was mended and taken to the mine. It will probab.y answer the purpose till another new one can be obtained, Sta ye “‘Bconpgs,” says a ay journal, “are out of fashion. To be stylish sur tair girls will now have to ‘look —— The Allison Ranch School has two° The. Grammar d-partment. -" Tough Quar tette. Sunday afternoon a pagty of four persons from Grass Valley made a spectacle of themselves and cause¢ some excitemenf by their boisterous conduct and furious driving. through } ‘Knights of Pythias Election. At the semi-annual ‘election of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Py-. thias, held Saturday evening, the following officers were elested to}. serve till January Ist: numbers 29 scholars,-taught by J. F. formerly of Moore’s* Fiat. . This school’ passed a good examina. . ing to M. Byrne, Jr., . the corner of Broad and Pine streets, ee a collision with a twohorse wagon . breathe-isparitied — and" the streets. . were driving a pair of horses belong: Several times there was . a narrow escape from accident. They and onve, at was only avoided by the presence of miud and prompt action of the teamAgain; coming down Broad the horses turned in toward . ster. . street, Wellington‘s livery stable at such a rate of speed as to cause a lively scattering of the spectators on the sidewalk, All this time the team was driven by a young-woman, who, to judge her ty her actions, is lost to all sense-of decency or shame. ‘The . entire party were-arrested about dusk by Marshal Baldridg> and officer Venard, aud this morning were fined $5 each. We refrain from giving their fames in this instance, but will be less lenient, shoald they attempt.’ repetition of their shameful conduct in the future. 1a pier occasion aaleiabaciaa Superior Court. ' Inthe case ot Davidson Reed, the jury at 9;30 o'clock Saturday night returned a verdict of guilty of _bur= glary in the first degree, were out haf an_ hour. ‘will be prouiounced at~10 o ‘lock. tomorrow morning; The jury Yesterday the sesibenoitg of EB. Co Coleman and E. C Hall was postponed till Saturday néxt, so their counsel might mové for a new trial if 30 desiring: \ Mary Land vs. ‘Thomas Land. Hearing ot demurrerto the complaint™ was postponed till to-murrow. ‘Ah Sam, against whom the charge of burglary was dismissed Saturday, has pleaded guilty to the charge of receiving stolen goods, sentenced to-day. _He will be — Tramping Thieves. Harry Ashton cnd John Heilshorn, the brace of thieving ornamental paper hangers who stole a pipe and pistol from Johnnie Kistle’s saloon in this city the other day, and wer -{ followed to Grass Valley aud—made to disgorge-theptunder, are in another. scrape. Saturday morning, after they had left’ Gass Valley, George Williams. missed from his room -inthe Pacific Hotel a gold ‘watch and chain. Suspicion puinted to the paper’ hangers as the guilty parties. Hank Snow took their trail and overhauled them on the Colfax road, The missing watch ‘aud chain were found on one of them. They "were brought to the county jail yes— — to be tried for burglary. i Mere Injunctions Served. Injunctions on the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal mining claims at Columbia Hill; and the American Company’s mine at San Juan, issued out of tha Superior Court of Yuba county, in the case of the City of Marysville vs, the hydraulic mines dumping into the Yuba, were received-here for service night before last. Under Sheriff’ Wood went wn yesterday to serve them. The Last Call,. All residents of Nevada county who have not previous to next Saturday night paid their poll and_personal taxes for this year, will be subject to heavy additional costs. Delinquents should bear this fact in mind, Assessor Collins or some of his deputies can be found in the oftice at’ the Court House days and evenings, soe Personal. Mrs. Porter, an old-time resident of this city, but who for several years past has been living at N. San Juan, is now in this city, eu-route for Truckee, where she will_in future reside, During her stay of two days in this city she will be the guest of Mrs. L. O. Palmer. Vaenes Places In the dental ranks will never occiir . . if you are particular with your teeth, and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth-wish, Sozodont.

From youth to old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a roseate hue, while the rendered sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare autisepic herbs and is entire ay free from. the objectionable and ~injurious ingredients of tooth epeet, ete, > Sentence . . ‘nearly an_ entire ’’generation, -. The following is list of letters remaining in U the Post Offi Leonard S. Ca.kins, Chancellor Commander. A. A. Bloss, Vice Chaneéllor. H. D:Towle, Prelate, “s Daniel Baker, Trustee. —~ $1) “W. R. Lord is the retiring Chan“ cellor Commander. Itis probable that the Lodge, which has recent'y changed its place of meeting to Odd Fellows Hall. and the time to Saturday night, ‘will hold a public installation in -akout two weeks, although the point jis not fully determined yet.‘i “Probate Proceedings. An-order-was made yesterday appointing July Sth as the day for hearing the app ication for selling the personal property belonying to™ the ‘es— Inthe matter of the estate of Jonathan Clark, deceased, orders were made admitting the will to probate, and the eter ha certifivates were filed. : In the matter of. the estate of. Henry Gundry,—deceased, a . decree was made showing that dtie notice had deen giveu:to creditors. A similar order was issued in the matter of the estate of Martha L. Beer deceased. : ; toma Candy_at Brand & Baasett’s. ta.Ice Cream at Tam's. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be ‘stopped. Neglect fre—. quently results in an incurable lung disease or Consumption.: Brown’s Bronchial. Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satis action. They are not new or untried, but having been: tested by wide and constant use for they have attained well—merited rauk among the few staple remedies of theage Public speakers and sing ers use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Sold at 25 cts a box, A RSPR EE RS BLE TEAR ORCAS Advertised Letters. For thirty . NEV. ADA THEATRE, —s { Thursday Evening, havea First Appearance of the NEVADA CITY Laveae Choral Society, (Under, the direction of PROF. ED. MULLER) : the Charming Operetta entitle idle Id Riiog. Bon,” Admission Fifty Cents, half-price, Children Reserved seats 25 cents “extra, se— cured at Vinton’s Drug Store. . Proposals for Sinking a Shaft. : tate of Charles Corbin, deceased.. ~ 8 Office of the Superintendent of. Murchie _ Mine, Nevada City, Cal., June 20, 1881. ROPOSALS will be received at this office —— 12 o'clock, M. on Wednesday, June 29, 1881, . for sinking Fifty (50) Feet of the main shaft of the Murchie ‘mine 16x7 feet outside of timbers. Conditions as per specifications furnished at this office. Ground may be viewed byapplication to the mine Foreman on the afternoon. of any day after June 25, 1881. Bids will be considered -by the Board of Directors in San Francisco. and the contract awarded at 12M. July 5th, 1881. NOTICE.—No bids wiil be considered unless signed by all parties to. work under the _eontract. ‘the Company reserves the right to rcject any ‘and al all bids as its interest may require. : WwW. H. SCHUYLER, Superintendent Murehie Mine. ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER. je22 THE ANNUAL “gy ELECTION-FOR Chief Engineer of the Nevada City Fite Department, will take place at CITY HALL Judges—Jerome Cook, Frank Eilerman. Clerks—W. F. Englebright, H. Naffziger. “Setg't W.F. Evans, Corporal J. C. Dean, Lieut. G Corp. G, A. Nihell,’ Priv, Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. D. F. Getéhell, Privy. John Richards, Serg. J. C. Rich, Corp. A: H. Walrath, Priy. E. A. Appleton, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Corp. Tos. Lewis, Priv. Win. Morgan, wT Ten —AT— HUNT’ HALL, a ae FIVADA WSR uD! Committee of Arrangements. Serg’t Alex. Sloae, Private P. E. Gray, Private John Michell. Fi I Floor Managers. -G. Gray, Lieut. J.J. Weisenburger Priv. Jobn Michel}, . Priv. John Grimes— e Flvor Direetor. CAPTAIN JOIIN A. RAPP. . Reception Committee. Serg. Alex. Gault; Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv. H. H. Haskins. Decoration Cosiuablie, Priv. Wm.Horrell, Priv. Thes. Cleveland, ‘Monday, J uly 25th, 1881. ‘Priv. W. G. Stiles; Polls will be opened from 5 to 8 o'clock, p, MUSIC. BY sa ELSER’S FULL uL ORCHESTRA. Grand March : at 9 o'clock. By order of the Board of Delegates. ‘ W. R. COE, -deauasaric licceateny. ' je26 W.F: Exoumnioit, Tickets, $1 50. Spectators, 50 — Monday Evening, Siily 4th, mie en, Priv. DOE; Morgan, “Priv. John Watters, — Ve Fraucisc High Sct day to sp Distrie day filed against C Wm. ] New Yor blast, wil tirst’ belie A fair Milles tre Satar mentwas might har By bei near the Rowe ha otherwise ) Davis, wl same tim broken. Mrs, J wood wa; day, and Fift was bring Dr. Coon emergence to restdr condition Albert was recet term in t] quently fF vesterday Caldwell lord to tl took in o was deer > terview, — The . The W ‘make the: Nevada 1 piece sele in Londo tims,” is ; votion ar often wit and is w warmest ! evada City, Cal.; for the . week ending June_27. -1881,—Personsforany of these letters will please sa “ad. vertised,” J. 8. Houproox P. M, . Bathista Giovani Ropdy F. Frazer L P Evinger Molly Hibberd Mr Harrison }ohn Holman Samuel’ Hussey Edward Hibard Joel’ Jones Julia Loatnerland Sarah Morris Elijah Nasen E H : Ohean David Oliver Lizzie Perkins Daniel Schendia H. C Trellian James E Tiroun Wm. Yates RH —-? “LOST IN LONDON” BRIC-ABRAC ! AT THE THEATRE, To Night ! Notice te Creditors. N Superior Court, Nevada County, State California. In the matter of va [cai Clark, hue given by the und she Retaia ot Jonathan ¢ rs. of, and all persons rage the said deceased, so it mon tice, to the, said office of J. , . Nevada City. A Verdict xmr FAVOR oF W. B. SHIVELY! The Nine Cent Store EVERYBODY Se ae AND OUR SUCCESS ASSURED !: LOUDER T The greatest Bargains Ever Offered i have resolved not to biy are evercome and may be seen meandering from the Misses’ Silk Embroidered . Gents’ Cambric Shirts, 69 etts, and Thousands of European steadily forward : Honorable Dealing, Prompt Yours: Perrone Genuine French Hose, extra long, Spoon Bush Corsets, 49 cents, Flexible Corsets, 99 cents, Ladies’ Merino Vests, 25 cents. OUR PRICES SPEAK HAN WORDS n Nevada City ! Hundreds of Ladies and Gentlemen visit our Store daily with only the intention of satisfying themselves of the truth of our quotations, Mapy of these peop'e who with the tempting bargains offered, store staggering under a load of Dry Goods, parcels perfectly satisfied with their bargains, beeause THEY HAVE PAID ONLY HALF THE USUAL PRICE, = only 9 cents. Hose, 9 cents. cents. We shall open this week WONDERFUL BARGAINS ia Laces, White Goods, Ruchings, Embroideries, Ribbons, Collar: Novelties. With strict adherence to the following Rales we intend to push and Polite Attention, Low: est Possible Prices, No rarer mneienee. VW. B. SHIVELY, NINE GENT STORE. Virtue for as Joe Ari probably boards—c coast—in scenes w feature of abducted her appea wright un sinned a; remaindet good hang there will able wait mar the . tainment see a full Money _ The Dis t Carr money in t report as pilver, 85C $38,713.1' J.I.M a Shot Gr side of a \ highest pr to him at J. J, Megs Applica Positions ij Oity will t Day July the Boar je26-td: Mr. W: ited repu most ski em ae, tention to every’ wa hands cag good time es know trust the Mr. Wexe plete set « "of San Fr, ‘make key winders, je 26-48,