June 3, 1882 (4 pages)

For further ticulars en. the men and shared their fate, what. STANLEY A. EDDY...Proprictor _ om . ever it may be, is the only. single Tuurspay, June lat,’ . Quire of J.8, Lunscott, Lake Cit sg ect é Ww. ‘Conangh, San Francisco, JNO. A. SEELY, SUPERINTENDENT BOYLE. HOPEFUL. C. A. Patman, Virginia City. Agent at Nevada Co. N.G. R.R. _ Snperintendent Boyle came up to. ©. E. ‘Van Horne, 8 erman ireus, J ueawar: . Virginia st half-past’ 1 o'olook thie] J: Navan. Depot. m6 Afternoon, He says he begins to} .'p. Poll Now York, pies ; entertain hopes that the men are} R. M. Ham, Sacramento. still alive. He has observed a varia-. R. Hammon, e o'clock. a Chronicle reporter ‘visited the Alta mine. The first. ‘person he encountered on entering the hoisting works was Superintendent Boyle, who was'standing by the engine in miner’s'suit wet to the skin and look. mee pated P08 arif ft along . }~--N, Harris, soa 23 a formed Of the ~ the air-pipe. By 9 o'clock to-night Mrs Polmere, Lake City. ing sad ag ig “He had the fate of the miners will be ascer-. B Murphy, Washington. ain re nig ond MAa0 . tained to a certainty. Mr. Boyl ing of the bulkhead in sahaaiigeiag tor she: Phiten to the giving way of the bulkand had given the orders to the fore. man not to send the shifts on-yesterday -after the men below came up He had a teached the surface and commemcad: dreestiag whén he was inhead. Such-anaccident following upon the heels of the breaking of the punip made a combination. of misfortunes that made it seem as. if fate was determined to have the lives of the poor fellows in the west drift, That the menhad been drowned or' suffocated immediately Mr, Boyle dil not believe, for five minutes after the accident the valve.of the conipréssed air-pipe used to send powerto the drills opened. This valve was forty feet from the face ot . _ the drift and it’ must have been opened, for from that time the compressed air bad had free free passage to the aeteadh, compressors were keptat . . ping inair in the h ~ that Cre. were ) still dlive.= ve gare. Pi eo SOND: AT THI The fea Sale! ~ esl that early inthe: day, shortly’ after the news of . rr. bad reached Gold Hill, there were dome v very pain— fol Sop RR ati tlie’ A lta bomie of the wives of the men in. the drift having hastened to the mine and given voice to their agonized grief. While the reporter was present, however, ‘everything was quiet.’ The shaft’ was surrounded by a crowd of men, and outin the yard. many others sat around on drain-boxes and pieces o: machinery, ‘Miners were basy at ' the mouth of the shaftianddown in ii working with utmost-speed and: energy to get into condition for action. / Such work under such circumatances is tertibly slow. Everything is ponderous and nothing can be moved quickly. The’signal bell was constantly clanging, and the cage was hoisted and towered every few: minutes in’ answer.to signals of the pump repairers’ in the'shaft. There were no eXpressions of excitement. anywhere. -Those at work who could be seon weredoing their, duty ‘with energy and precision, while those who stood ‘about: ‘looked on with grave faces, in not a few of _whieb tended to. er and pine in a] ,98-t0 t Pennies, A baby ‘with a rattle in . te hand was. -ereeping about and} cows For sale. rowing and using its toy. OF the seven miners in the drift tance : f24 {six are married and several have : 8 large families. Bennett, the shift) a, “1 ien who, Aleem Of ‘bis own HOTEL _ SIV ATA. . safety, ran into the drift to warn. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ——— st tion in the quantity of air which is bygone gy Valen sent down by the compressors and C, erty, Moore’s Flat. jit looks as ifthe men ia the drift} §, Rie , Col. Hill, }}are regulating the ‘Supply, They. Mrs. Pratt, Bloomfield.: Spencer, San Juan. had a fuil barrel of ice water when ; Calvin, Camptonvill the flood came; When My, Boyle 4 —— aH a . left the mine the water had been‘re-. D. Moore, Grass Valley. duced so that it stood six feet on the . BF. Harris, floor of the station. This permits a B. a Valley, the circulation of air through the} Jas, Graham, Sweetland, drifts A flatboat has been con-. W. Bee, Grass Valley. structed and this ¢ ening when the} Appleton, —** water is sufficiently lowered a rope te a pwede will be attached to it, so thatit can. J. R. Meek, Camptonville. be drawn back it necessary, and it} Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento: G. MeLern, Grass Valley. All orders left at the oo House se oe teen el be prompty atFresh milch cows for sale at Sut jair the Pump, ‘upon getting “ : die Asccatad ce the end. of the drift-dry, and wii ; only, hope of saving the lives of .the _miners'below. He said that while rater was hot it dit not scald ‘himself divedinto it to loosen some part of the pump that it Was Mecessary to takeout, Mr. Boyle said'that abont fifteen minates preitand it looked all get: The'mechatiics who’ had putit in assured him that it would bear any strain that could be brought against it. Nevertheless he thought it best to give it a. thorough test +}in paying quantities has been’ dising upand looking wildly around, he exclaimed: ‘‘I see phantons before me! Wuat shall I:do? Oh, ‘why did I assassinate him!” It took some time to pacify him, ‘and when he become quiet’ ‘he: calmly : said: “Oh, don’t mind what I say, I_ was 8-nith; Mrs. Chapman, John Robins, E.} dreaming. "We all dream at times. I amino -voward, nor I: am: pot afraid to: die.’ 2 But, hecontinued Gan jookeden hy Coan, B., 4 ae gre Grand 3achem of Daible’ that President pg ponent by Chas. A. Litchman. sub. wre “Eb ie ig “bot aa ‘me, after what I did to redeem © lave he will Tt he ee Pate me, resisting power of the air has kep not give up hope uutil he knows tha the men are (lead. this incident they owe their lives, were C. H. Galusha, William Haskins, M, Burke and M. Boyle. second degree in the Ancient Order of United Workmen to-night, This degeee wonld have entitled his family in the event of his death to $2,000. The pump and tanks are lomairhig . the water at the rate of three inches, an hour, : THE LATES?, ~ At three o’clock this afternoon the water had been lowered to five feet and a half on the floor of the station. When it is reduced:to’ four feet the boat will be seat in and the men, if alive, rescued. LATEST NEWS. The race for the Manchester dup ‘Governor Crittenden denies having offered Frank Jaines a pardon or other form of Executive clemency. ' A Chilton, Wis., special says gold covered on the farm.of Mr, Maxwell in the town of Stockbrjdge and considerable machinery has been purchased to work the mines. Iron has also been discovered there. Justice of the Peace Meeker, of Lodi, ‘on Monday last refused to ‘allow a Chinamen to be sworn as a witness, A criminal case was in progress,, and the sapient Justice said the Chinamen sould not tell the trath, and ‘that he would not ad— ‘minister the oath. “Of course J udyes are always impartial, and educated . ’ in the law, but it is very rare that a Judge in these days can establish new principles as to the senpeteany of a witness. : A’ sensational story is pub ished about Guiteau. While’ resting on his cot. Thursday, suddenly. jump-: ing to permit them to. ; tepoblican party.” Ido nut be ee ha: -action,” sp lieved hig unind op that score. she} ‘again retired to his cot. Bi ge re believes that the rising grade and the. ©. A. Friend, San Francisco, ‘The shift that worked in the west arifvat the time the pamp-column {HOt scale Springs. broke consisted of ten men. Four of these were called out of the drift to work on the disabled pump. To JONES & 00, .. Proprietors. The four thus providentially saved Johu Mulligan, one of the miners in the drift, was to have taken his Was won by the American horse everyhody. e M. O'brien, B ue Tent. t ~ Erastus Bonn, Clerk. i = ‘. GAMPBELL’S Increased Accommodations for the Patcous, fo:provements in Every Department. dl ei MOST POPULAR RESORT IN CAL. ‘ORNIA for persons suffering with Rheumatism and Neuralgia In the treatment of which the waters are found to be succéssful in all cases. Hun— wonderful cures have been perLocation of Spiings—terraville, Sierra county, 23 miles from ‘Track with which it is connected by stages. A first-class Ho telis at the Springs. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Good nadir fishing and other amusements, Vehicles for the use of guests, For terms, ete., address JONI S& CO,, 8ierzaville, Sierra Uo., Cal ~~ Janes : Wanted ! To exchanze Four Large Work “Horses, Harness and Wagon for Five Yoke of good ve . Oxen. Enquire at the DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, je3-lw IM?’D 0. R. M. CHARLES H. LITCHMAN, Grand Incohonee, Of the G. C. of United Statas, WILL VISIT WYOMING TRIBE, INTo. a9, IMP'D O. R. OF NEVADA CITY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE -7th,’82. On which occasion the following programme of exercises. will be givenat Commencing. at 8 o’slock P. M. : 8d. Prayer, ie Bro. Bim 4th. Vocal duett, Mrs. Gee, Jmith, John Robins. 5th. Quartette, ‘Flag of the Free,” by Mrs. inson. . 6th, Address of v elcome by, Bro. Sims, J G. Hartwell, John A. Ra: Moore's Flat--Sam Cal dwell, R. Penrose, 7th, “Hail to the:Chief,” by the Band. A. Filcher, jestthe Origin, ig bes and Objects of arr ag S Aeainiant : Parnes eewngt ny O, Harman, M. : " by the Glee Club, ith 3 Hal Cotumbla,"by the Band, ae &, & er ae, Joba, Knotwell, James airectionof Prot Atullet, mae St ha *Tuobegt of Mute wil bs i attendance, SEE of Tickets, $1.50, r will be . apMISSION FREE, . "yeas. Betet Lass Hota, ork , -Tocrs will te open to all to ‘ttend Ora A cordial invitation extended. to . A fall nt of ‘Guns Saas ete., and everything’ first-class in re spects, Grand Anniversary Party, Spartan Lodge, No. 37,K.ofP. ae eee aye hee ere Cc. W. CROSS, Stich, J. Riley, A. E. ith, R. NEVADA THEATRE, Jamalahdees lst. “StarSpa gled ray ” by the Band. A.A 2d. Vocal Solo vat rs. G hmith. a> om Lake City—Wm. Black, ‘Geo. age 5 wee Hill—R. Phillips, A. Wood. . « tf MINERS (OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL) ~. team Of 6 Bor 1) ain L. M. SUKEFORTH, _ PROPRIETOR, . _ ~ Choice Family Groceries,’ aa . e At No. 52 Broad Street... . Morgan’ & Behr Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASUBER'S AEE Tens EEE .-. Would respectfully inform the pub public that he has just receivéd the Largest and best stock of Furniture and Bedding ever brought to Nevada County. It consists in part of Walnut Marble-top Bedroom “Sets, Cottage and}. common Sets, Parlor Sets, Patented and othcr Bed . . Lounges, Kitchen Cabinets, Clipper Spring Beds, common Spring Beds, Hair, Moss, Eureka Hair and, Wool Mattressas,. Straw’ Beds, Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Window Shades and Cornices, Mirrors, Brackets, Hat Racks, Brussels Carpets, 3ply Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, and a-thousand other articles too numerous to mention. All the Goode have been brought from the best manutsétories inthis and the Bagtarn BEST QUALITY, LATEST PATTERNS AND ey LOWEST PRICES <3 To be found in the County, or this side of Sacramento. : Call and be convineéa. Steady Employment will be given to 10 teams to hau! freight from Nevada City. Feather’ Pillows, . ‘Comforters, Picture. Franies. Also; “Deep%Sea” and ‘Just Right” Mackerel . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s ~~ Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crock : ay, Het, /Sopaes, &e., &¢, Furniture Repairing and Upholstering of all kinds done on short notice in a workmanlike manner, and at the lowest, living rates, Thaahiat for past patronaye 11 respectfully solicit a continuance in the Ten Minars Wanted at the} i COODHOPE MINE, DOWNIEVILLE. Wages $3 a day. Nonebut good . A MOST MAGNIFICENT we 1 Have Men Far oer I Tan —_ SIT a— oyMy long éxperience in buyin enables me to cae, beloe my custom . ‘ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST # PORSIRLY -PRICE. . I keep constantly on and : “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the : MY MOTTO Is: aes SQUARE DEALIN ne DOLLAR OREN OF ( GOODS-FOR-A-DOLLAR-IN COIN. CHARLES E. “MULEOY. as IVENS, =AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE, <).0" 0220. oro. COMMERCIAL srrexr ‘ Carries a large aad superior sioek of w NEW YORE. = 22S 4 a KEY: WHAT a ne, ee quartz miners need apply. R. HEWSON, ma26-lw Superintendent. BUSINESS FOR SALE. FP BE VARIETY STORE oF MRS. 4. ROSENTHAL, Consisting of — FANCY GOODS, Ete., 13 offered for sale at a great bar gat: Enquire at the store, ma28-1m ——8 TOCE OFr—— FANCY AND MIL Have just been received Y os) Commercial Street, Nevada City, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY, Annual 1 Meeting. serve during ti come thotons th the fae WELL, Secretary Francisco, Cal. Bridge Gauleidahd ing unsafe fer loaded teams to cross, FAYETTE BATTIS, Road Commissioner ot District No. 8. May 27th. 1832. NEW SHOOTI ny GALLERY HE re ee HAS OPENED A hit men GALLERY in the rear of Saloon, ae Main and Union Streets; ESLEY NICHOLS. Nevada City, ee 24th —— os aE ORATION, AND SWORD EXERCISE,Under the auspices of NORTH BLOOMFIELD, _ JUNE 12th, 1892, Floor 535002 Se W, STICH, . Floor Committee—J. C. Marriott -J. J, Tovitation Committee. North GT bees Victor, J, Glas. Cherokee—M. Brophy, I L. Thurston, North San Juan—Dr. Geo, 8, Farley, John Nevada City—L. §. Calkins, A, R, Lord, Eureka — ey he Cline. i a City—R. Patrick, J. W. McRelief Hill—James Landsberg, E Penrose ———BY MRS, Auburn Gold Quartz Mining Company iN be held at ther oftles ot ‘den Dcaronis: Room 62, 330 Pine street; San Francisco. Jalifornia, on Wednesday the 7:h . day of Fune, 1882, at the hour of 12 ., for the purpose of rng a Board of Directors to e rele year, and the transaction of such other business as may Tn Regular Anaual Meeting of the Mt. vi hires 62, No. 830 Pine street, an N Griecns ‘is — as ven that the County Bri the South Ynba River in Wash’ he Townshi is condemnedit beMAIN ST? NEVADA 28S oe sr FASHON's enamine: “<I eenrneen: seecasace? 3. MILLER, . FANCY. AND. STAPLE av eooDs, 3 BROAD STREET Pee eo Se Se ee ee re Ssh <b NEVADA orry a er a eae ag gf Shi al oSUP at sung . mM GENTLEMEN'S ‘SHOES: . CORNER ? BROAD AND pins sis paren “athe “WIN Offer ‘at. Seduced ‘PHESE 2x © ee 200 doz: Napkins, > a0 3 Mia mS . == “MANILLA , i AND HAVANA, of a a ee de ; : Sa . \CIGARS. . : : ‘ a 3 A [fine assortnient ot : : se : TOBACCOS an ae HN thal At§mostireasonable rates. ae $ ei ; AGENCY 234" G05 3 miox bu ” ” wi ROYAL TORYICE UNION’ AND. “TANCASHIRE” } : INSUEANCE, COMPANIES, ne > pix Va ¢ Va ] “HAVE ‘JUST. RECEIVED THEIR ae ee Me bm si at inn mn : : 4 zs Boe cen : ‘ Par 2 Clothing, taking nm Hats,Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, oN go : an a Frama Fouus Wh Figgt’ Cuass HAPs Hause, * 7 be S00 mist was The above Gooils were inaaiifactiined expressly for this BEIT aud” es we would especially call the attention of the pablie7e te ‘thie: _— ‘absort. q fan ment of Wal rif ‘ sist Smo TE rae co oe We have on hand which embraces some of “the NOBBIEST AND MOST ? ker’ gf debi = cvlbeere OFFERED IN TH = “MAGERTE “Stall this Balaen eee, 1, oF AE a stan Our facilities i in n business enabled hé*fo'séll’ gods’ #8 8% Fe ” Cheaper Than Any ‘Other Howse in, the ctaty Being Large Wholesalers ‘and Importers ¥ we thereforé ‘propose: to” sell ' T goods 80 low that com petition will be out-of the question.” < = a j pioy WE MEAN: BUSINESS. oe se HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale Housdé— ) : eae & riag 216 vale Gal. 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For further ticulars en. the men and shared their fate, what. STANLEY A. EDDY......Proprictor _ om . ever it may be, is the only. single Tuurspay, June lat,’ . Quire of J.8, Lunscott, Lake Cit sg ect é Ww. ‘Conangh, San Francisco, JNO. A. SEELY, SUPERINTENDENT BOYLE. HOPEFUL. C. A. Patman, Virginia City. Agent at Nevada Co. N.G. R.R. _ Snperintendent Boyle came up to. ©. E. ‘Van Horne, 8 erman ireus, J ueawar: . Virginia st half-past’ 1 o'olook thie] J: Navan. Depot. m6 Afternoon, He says he begins to} .'p. Poll Now York, pies ; entertain hopes that the men are} R. M. Ham, Sacramento. still alive. He has observed a varia-. R. Hammon, e o'clock. a Chronicle reporter ‘visited the Alta mine. The first. ‘person he encountered on entering the hoisting works was Superintendent Boyle, who was'standing by the engine in miner’s'suit wet to the skin and look. mee pated P08 arif ft along . }~--N, Harris, soa 23 a formed Of the ~ the air-pipe. By 9 o'clock to-night Mrs Polmere, Lake City. ing sad ag ig “He had the fate of the miners will be ascer-. B Murphy, Washington. ain re nig ond MAa0 . tained to a certainty. Mr. Boyl ing of the bulkhead in sahaaiigeiag tor she: Phiten to the giving way of the bulkand had given the orders to the fore. man not to send the shifts on-yesterday -after the men below came up He had a teached the surface and commemcad: dreestiag whén he was inhead. Such-anaccident following upon the heels of the breaking of the punip made a combination. of misfortunes that made it seem as. if fate was determined to have the lives of the poor fellows in the west drift, That the menhad been drowned or' suffocated immediately Mr, Boyle dil not believe, for five minutes after the accident the valve.of the conipréssed air-pipe used to send powerto the drills opened. This valve was forty feet from the face ot . _ the drift and it’ must have been opened, for from that time the compressed air bad had free free passage to the aeteadh, compressors were keptat . . ping inair in the h ~ that Cre. were ) still dlive.= ve gare. Pi eo SOND: AT THI The fea Sale! ~ esl that early inthe: day, shortly’ after the news of . rr. bad reached Gold Hill, there were dome v very pain— fol Sop RR ati tlie’ A lta bomie of the wives of the men in. the drift having hastened to the mine and given voice to their agonized grief.. While the reporter was present, however, ‘everything was quiet.’ The shaft’ was surrounded by a crowd of men, and outin the yard. many others sat around on drain-boxes and pieces o: machinery, ‘Miners were basy at ' the mouth of the shaftianddown in ii working with utmost-speed and: energy to get into condition for action. / Such work under such circumatances is tertibly slow. Everything is ponderous and nothing can be moved quickly. The’signal bell was constantly clanging, and the cage was hoisted and towered every few: minutes in’ answer.to signals of the pump repairers’ in the'shaft. There were no eXpressions of excitement. anywhere. -Those at work who could be seon weredoing their, duty ‘with energy and precision, while those who stood ‘about: ‘looked on with grave faces, in not a few of _whieb tended to. er and pine in a] ,98-t0 t Pennies, A baby ‘with a rattle in . te hand was. -ereeping about and} cows For sale. rowing and using its toy. OF the seven miners in the drift tance : f24 {six are married and several have : 8 large families. Bennett, the shift) a, “1 ien who, Aleem Of ‘bis own HOTEL _ SIV ATA. . safety, ran into the drift to warn. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ——— st tion in the quantity of air which is bygone gy Valen sent down by the compressors and C, erty, Moore’s Flat. jit looks as ifthe men ia the drift} §, Rie , Col. Hill, }}are regulating the ‘Supply, They. Mrs. Pratt, Bloomfield.: Spencer, San Juan. had a fuil barrel of ice water when ; Calvin, Camptonvill the flood came; When My, Boyle 4 —— aH a . left the mine the water had been‘re-. D. Moore, Grass Valley. duced so that it stood six feet on the . BF. Harris, floor of the station. This permits a B. a Valley, the circulation of air through the} Jas, Graham, Sweetland, drifts A flatboat has been con-. W. Bee, Grass Valley. structed and this ¢ ening when the} Appleton, —** water is sufficiently lowered a rope te a pwede will be attached to it, so thatit can. J. R. Meek, Camptonville. be drawn back it necessary, and it} Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento: G. MeLern, Grass Valley. All orders left at the oo House se oe teen el be prompty atFresh milch cows for sale at Sut jair the Pump, ‘upon getting “ : die Asccatad ce the end. of the drift-dry, and wii ; only, hope of saving the lives of .the _miners'below. He said that while rater was hot it dit not scald ‘himself divedinto it to loosen some part of the pump that it Was Mecessary to takeout, Mr. Boyle said'that abont fifteen minates preitand it looked all get: The'mechatiics who’ had putit in assured him that it would bear any strain that could be brought against it. Nevertheless he thought it best to give it a. thorough test +}in paying quantities has been’ dising upand looking wildly around, he exclaimed: ‘‘I see phantons before me! Wuat shall I:do? Oh, ‘why did I assassinate him!” It took some time to pacify him, ‘and when he become quiet’ ‘he: calmly : said: “Oh, don’t mind what I say, I_ was 8-nith; Mrs. Chapman, John Robins, E.} dreaming. "We all dream at times. I amino -voward, nor I: am: pot afraid to: die.’ 2 But, hecontinued Gan jookeden hy Coan, B., 4 ae gre Grand 3achem of Daible’ that President pg ponent by Chas. A. Litchman. sub. wre “Eb ie ig “bot aa ‘me, after what I did to redeem © lave he will Tt he ee Pate me, resisting power of the air has kep not give up hope uutil he knows tha the men are (lead. this incident they owe their lives, were C. H. Galusha, William Haskins, M, Burke and M. Boyle. second degree in the Ancient Order of United Workmen to-night, This degeee wonld have entitled his family in the event of his death to $2,000. The pump and tanks are lomairhig . the water at the rate of three inches, an hour, : THE LATES?, ~ At three o’clock this afternoon the water had been lowered to five feet and a half on the floor of the station. When it is reduced:to’ four feet the boat will be seat in and the men, if alive, rescued. LATEST NEWS. The race for the Manchester dup ‘Governor Crittenden denies having offered Frank Jaines a pardon or other form of Executive clemency. ' A Chilton, Wis., special says gold covered on the farm.of Mr, Maxwell in the town of Stockbrjdge and considerable machinery has been purchased to work the mines. Iron has also been discovered there. Justice of the Peace Meeker, of Lodi, ‘on Monday last refused to ‘allow a Chinamen to be sworn as a witness, A criminal case was in progress,, and the sapient Justice said the Chinamen sould not tell the trath, and ‘that he would not ad— ‘minister the oath. “Of course J udyes are always impartial, and educated . ’ in the law, but it is very rare that a Judge in these days can establish new principles as to the senpeteany of a witness. : A’ sensational story is pub ished about Guiteau. While’ resting on his cot. Thursday, suddenly. jump-: ing to permit them to. ; tepoblican party.” Ido nut be ee ha: -action,” sp lieved hig unind op that score. she} ‘again retired to his cot. Bi ge re believes that the rising grade and the. ©. A. Friend, San Francisco, ‘The shift that worked in the west arifvat the time the pamp-column {HOt scale Springs. broke consisted of ten men. Four of these were called out of the drift to work on the disabled pump. To JONES & 00, ... Proprietors. The four thus providentially saved Johu Mulligan, one of the miners in the drift, was to have taken his Was won by the American horse everyhody. e M. O'brien, B ue Tent. t ~ Erastus Bonn, Clerk. i = ‘. GAMPBELL’S Increased Accommodations for the Patcous, fo:provements in Every Department. dl ei MOST POPULAR RESORT IN CAL. ‘ORNIA for persons suffering with Rheumatism and Neuralgia In the treatment of which the waters are found to be succéssful in all cases. Hun— wonderful cures have been perLocation of Spiings—terraville, Sierra county, 23 miles from ‘Track with which it is connected by stages. A first-class Ho telis at the Springs. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Good nadir fishing and other amusements, Vehicles for the use of guests, For terms, ete., address JONI S& CO,, 8ierzaville, Sierra Uo., Cal ~~ Janes : Wanted ! To exchanze Four Large Work “Horses, Harness and Wagon for Five Yoke of good ve . Oxen. Enquire at the DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, je3-lw IM?’D 0. R. M. CHARLES H. LITCHMAN, Grand Incohonee, Of the G. C. of United Statas, WILL VISIT WYOMING TRIBE, INTo. a9, IMP'D O. R. OF NEVADA CITY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE -7th,’82. On which occasion the following programme of exercises. will be givenat Commencing. at 8 o’slock P. M. : 8d. Prayer, ie Bro. Bim 4th. Vocal duett, Mrs. Gee, Jmith, John Robins. 5th. Quartette, ‘Flag of the Free,” by Mrs. inson. . 6th, Address of v elcome by, Bro. Sims, J G. Hartwell, John A. Ra: Moore's Flat--Sam Cal dwell, R. Penrose, 7th, “Hail to the:Chief,” by the Band. A. Filcher, jestthe Origin, ig bes and Objects of arr ag S Aeainiant : Parnes eewngt ny O, Harman, M. : " by the Glee Club, ith 3 Hal Cotumbla,"by the Band, ae &, & er ae, Joba, Knotwell, James airectionof Prot Atullet, mae St ha *Tuobegt of Mute wil bs i attendance, SEE of Tickets, $1.50, r will be . apMISSION FREE, . "yeas. Betet Lass Hota, ork

, -Tocrs will te open to all to ‘ttend Ora A cordial invitation extended. to . A fall nt of ‘Guns Saas ete., and everything’ first-class in re spects, Grand Anniversary Party, Spartan Lodge, No. 37,K.ofP. ae eee aye hee ere Cc. W. CROSS, Stich, J. Riley, A. E. ith, R. NEVADA THEATRE, Jamalahdees lst. “StarSpa gled ray ” by the Band. A.A 2d. Vocal Solo vat rs. G hmith. a> om Lake City—Wm. Black, ‘Geo. age 5 wee Hill—R. Phillips, A. Wood. . « tf MINERS (OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL) ~. team Of 6 Bor 1) ain L. M. SUKEFORTH, _ PROPRIETOR, . _ ~ Choice Family Groceries,’ aa . e At No. 52 Broad Street..... .. Morgan’ & Behr Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASUBER'S AEE Tens EEE .-. Would respectfully inform the pub public that he has just receivéd the Largest and best stock of Furniture and Bedding ever brought to Nevada County. It consists in part of Walnut Marble-top Bedroom “Sets, Cottage and}. common Sets, Parlor Sets, Patented and othcr Bed . . Lounges, Kitchen Cabinets, Clipper Spring Beds, common Spring Beds, Hair, Moss, Eureka Hair and, Wool Mattressas,. Straw’ Beds, Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Window Shades and Cornices, Mirrors, Brackets, Hat Racks, Brussels Carpets, 3ply Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, and a-thousand other articles too numerous to mention. All the Goode have been brought from the best manutsétories inthis and the Bagtarn BEST QUALITY, LATEST PATTERNS AND ey LOWEST PRICES <3 To be found in the County, or this side of Sacramento. : Call and be convineéa. Steady Employment will be given to 10 teams to hau! freight from Nevada City. Feather’ Pillows, . ‘Comforters, Picture. Franies. Also; “Deep%Sea” and ‘Just Right” Mackerel . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s ~~ Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crock : ay, Het, /Sopaes, &e., &¢, Furniture Repairing and Upholstering of all kinds done on short notice in a workmanlike manner, and at the lowest, living rates, Thaahiat for past patronaye 11 respectfully solicit a continuance in the Ten Minars Wanted at the} i COODHOPE MINE, DOWNIEVILLE. Wages $3 a day. Nonebut good . A MOST MAGNIFICENT we 1 Have Men Far oer I Tan —_ SIT a— oyMy long éxperience in buyin enables me to cae, beloe my custom . ‘ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST # PORSIRLY -PRICE. . I keep constantly on and : “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the : MY MOTTO Is: aes SQUARE DEALIN ne DOLLAR OREN OF ( GOODS-FOR-A-DOLLAR-IN COIN. CHARLES E. “MULEOY. as IVENS, =AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE, <).0" 0220. oro. COMMERCIAL srrexr ‘ Carries a large aad superior sioek of w NEW YORE. = 22S 4 a KEY: WHAT a ne, ee quartz miners need apply. R. HEWSON, ma26-lw Superintendent. BUSINESS FOR SALE. FP BE VARIETY STORE oF MRS. 4. ROSENTHAL, Consisting of — FANCY GOODS, Ete., 13 offered for sale at a great bar gat: Enquire at the store, ma28-1m ——8 TOCE OFr—— FANCY AND MIL Have just been received Y os) Commercial Street, Nevada City, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY, Annual 1 Meeting. serve during ti come thotons th the fae WELL, Secretary Francisco, Cal. Bridge Gauleidahd ing unsafe fer loaded teams to cross, FAYETTE BATTIS, Road Commissioner ot District No. 8. May 27th. 1832. NEW SHOOTI ny GALLERY HE re ee HAS OPENED A hit men GALLERY in the rear of Saloon, ae Main and Union Streets; ESLEY NICHOLS. Nevada City, ee 24th —— os aE ORATION, AND SWORD EXERCISE,Under the auspices of NORTH BLOOMFIELD, _ JUNE 12th, 1892, Floor 535002 Se W, STICH, . Floor Committee—J. C. Marriott -J. J, Tovitation Committee. North GT bees Victor, J, Glas. Cherokee—M. Brophy, I L. Thurston, North San Juan—Dr. Geo, 8, Farley, John Nevada City—L. §. Calkins, A, R, Lord, Eureka — ey he Cline. i a City—R. Patrick, J. W. McRelief Hill—James Landsberg, E Penrose ———BY MRS, Auburn Gold Quartz Mining Company iN be held at ther oftles ot ‘den Dcaronis: Room 62, 330 Pine street; San Francisco. Jalifornia, on Wednesday the 7:h . day of Fune, 1882, at the hour of 12 ., for the purpose of rng a Board of Directors to e rele year, and the transaction of such other business as may Tn Regular Anaual Meeting of the Mt. vi hires 62, No. 830 Pine street, an N Griecns ‘is — as ven that the County Bri the South Ynba River in Wash’ he Townshi is condemnedit beMAIN ST? NEVADA 28S oe sr FASHON's enamine: “<I eenrneen: seecasace? 3. MILLER, . FANCY. AND. STAPLE av eooDs, 3 BROAD STREET Pee eo Se Se ee ee re Ssh <b NEVADA orry a er a eae ag gf Shi al oSUP at sung . mM GENTLEMEN'S ‘SHOES: . CORNER ? BROAD AND pins sis paren “athe “WIN Offer ‘at. Seduced ‘PHESE 2x © ee 200 doz: Napkins, > a0 3 Mia mS . == “MANILLA , i AND HAVANA, of a a ee de ; : Sa . \CIGARS. . : : ‘ a 3 A [fine assortnient ot : : se : TOBACCOS an ae HN thal At§mostireasonable rates. ae $ ei ; AGENCY 234" G05 3 miox bu ” ” wi ROYAL TORYICE UNION’ AND. “TANCASHIRE” } : INSUEANCE, COMPANIES, ne > pix Va ¢ Va ] “HAVE ‘JUST. RECEIVED THEIR ae ee Me bm si at inn mn : : 4 zs Boe cen : ‘ Par 2 Clothing, taking nm Hats,Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, oN go : an a Frama Fouus Wh Figgt’ Cuass HAPs Hause, * 7 be S00 mist was The above Gooils were inaaiifactiined expressly for this BEIT aud” es we would especially call the attention of the pablie7e te ‘thie: _— ‘absort. q fan ment of Wal rif ‘ sist Smo TE rae co oe We have on hand which embraces some of “the NOBBIEST AND MOST ? ker’ gf debi = cvlbeere OFFERED IN TH = “MAGERTE “Stall this Balaen eee, 1, oF AE a stan Our facilities i in n business enabled hé*fo'séll’ gods’ #8 8% Fe ” Cheaper Than Any ‘Other Howse in, the ctaty Being Large Wholesalers ‘and Importers ¥ we thereforé ‘propose: to” sell ' T goods 80 low that com petition will be out-of the question.” < = a j pioy WE MEAN: BUSINESS. oe se HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale Housdé— ) : eae & riag 216 vale Gal. St Bhs Patitinco, ae of ; . oo Honolula, Sandwieh Islands. .., » : afor : pud sti BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA ciry. es ; er! Soe maw. auct 4 ste Petz et ‘ ang: ee ie yeni? pe kL 4 7 (Se a ) BAe -ottecgd nofhes® bt: “pos Wubl’d-Tsble lainany. 60 doz. Litien Towels,” : +100 pes Tomeling, -, Bot 200 mie ny a cele ~ = f100 pairs d White. ~~ 4200 ica Mean dee a 8 Cotton Stockings. : (90 pro Gis Chet ee q ‘Price aoa a ALEXIS,’ ‘“ENGUISH Barwonass;” ee, ews OruRR’ Mead DURABLE KINDS. se mm DomEsTro ANDIMPORTED. srs: ED TLE forage from 3 to. 10, O, Years. : : eraus, to mention, Zhe st And a full. assortment of” Fancy Goods t too: num4 ae * & -& faa ow llUCS pa eae iS