June 9, 1882 (4 pages)

TRE LATEST NEWS. It is said that President Arthor tion, F. J. Moses, ex-Governor of South ' The game played in Nevada county and elsewhere by Bothwell & Clark, the New York mining sharps, will teach their tenderfooted Eastern victims a thing or two in case the latter are willing to learn anything ' . at all in the matter of mining speculation. The New York Report, sie __ ‘= and_pretence in future about mining speech of Colonel Moulton asking Mrs. A--Askins, Downieville. “which was one of the first mediume through which Bothwell & Clark’s ‘prey got a warning, says: We have learned many lessons of late in the mining stock business, and while they may be very bitter ones, there is the consolation of feeling that experience has taught us something. There will be less sham stocks, less disposition te bite at any bait which may be temptingly brought to our notice. Eastern people are getting to look upon mining 4s a serious, rational business, where the same care is necessary as in any other business, Hitherto it has been regarded somewhat as a lottery, and investors have not been greatly dissappointed when they have not drawn prizes. If people will still invest in mining stocks as in a lottery, they should in future look at the management of the echemes, so as not to take any More chances of loss than is actually afforded by the schemes themselves. Skin games should secure little patronage. ————_______) ANTI-SLICKENS COUNCIL. The Supervisoral anti-debrjs committee met in Sacramento Tuesday, and the Bee boils down the business thus: “The most noticeable is the that the Secretary of War be memor ialized to remove Colonel Mendel), and the resolution asking AttorneyGeneral Hart to begin, in the State’s ‘ name, suits against all the hydrau ic mines now using the public streams » as dumps.” Those are about the cheekiest propositions yet. The fanatical anti-miners are surely not such all-fired fools as to think that their protest would prevail upon the Secretary of War to remodel the workings of his Department, or that in response to the demands of a few impotent howlers the Attorney-General would squander the whole State’s money in fighting the hyd-aulic miners, . Page Truckee ‘Republican Items,” Fishing is excellent in Donner Lake now. Large strings of chubs and trout are brought in daily. The weather at Tahoe is reported to be charming. Not too warm, but just right. The landlords expect their houses to be filled with guests before the midd‘e of the month, Five cars of emigrants went Kast Monday evening—two of them specials with 76 California school teachers enroute for various places, in the East,” Uncle John Kneeland came up from Cisco yesterday morning. He says that his toll road across the Summit is now open to Summit Valley. He thinks that: in a few days more the dairymen can bring théir stock over without any trouble, Lee Butt went to Meadow Lake last week, and if the snow has melt ed sufficiently, operations on the mines owned by Truckeeites will be scommenced at once. Mr. Butt ex—pects-to-open-his hotel and store at that.place some time this month. Mrs. A, J. Anderson came up from Reno Monday and remained over tillthis mornnig. Mrs, Anderson claims a -two years: lease of the Webber Lake hotel property, which is contested by Dr. Webber. As soon as it is settled the hotel will be opened. For Sale. Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley, consist~ ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. Apply to P. Svrron, mal6tf On Sutton’s Ranch. i HOTEL ARRIVALS, —— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, STANLEY A. EDDY. +++,Proprietor . Wepwespay, June 7th. _ Geo. McIver, Centennial Mine. R.d. Wheeler, San Francisco. C. H. Litchman, Marblehead Mass. H. Seward, San Francisco, L. Indell, do Lenhardt, Colfax. on) Location of poaden lace of business col tion, payable immediately in United States C Gold Goin the Treasurer, A. Isoard, Carolina, has been sent to the New York Penitentiary for petit lareeny. : “ on Tuesday accepting the offer of Dr. Cogswell, of California, to donate to the Government an ornamental drinking fountain, to be erected in Washington, s Saturday night in Billings township, Mich., Anna Stevenson shot her husband William dead, for trying to gain access to his house after she had barred him out. The parties thoagh married a long time, had quarreled often. ‘ Robert McGregor, an old residen of Cherokee Flat, in Butte county, was caved on and instantly killed Tuesday evening in a tunnel he was running for the Rock Creek ‘Flume and Lumber Company at Flea Valley, He leaves a wife and seven children. The Senate Tuesday sdopted a. resolution requesting the Committee on Postoffices to report upon the propriety of reducing the rate of postage on letters to two cents and on papers and other printed matter to half the present rates; also, increasing the rate on merchandise authorized to be sent through the . mails, John Curtis, -who eluped with Mrs. Jennie Dixon from St. Louis two montha ago, has returned to his parents. Mrs, Dixon is at. present in San Antonio, Texas, but Curtis’ family endeavored to arrange matters so she. can return to her mother’s house. Mr. Dixon and children are in Iowa,: Young Curtis had tired of Mrs. Dixon and was induced by his brothers to return home, Charles J. Gommer, receiving teller of the Bank of California, comat his residence in San Francisco, by shooting himself through the head. The -offivers of the bank say that the affair is a complete surprise to them ; that be had always enjoyed the full confidence of his employers and that his accounts are perfectly straight. Chey account for his act on the ground that some time ago he came into possession of a considerable amount of money, which he had lost in stocks, and that his losses had unsettled his mind. The following are the figures on the Oregon Legislature at noon Wednesday : The Senate consists of 3l and the House of 60 members. The Republicans have, including the hold-overs, 15 Senators, and the Democrats 15 ; doubtful 1, with the probabilities in favor of the Republicans. In the House the Republicans have 30 and the Democrats 24; doubtful 6, of which 2 are probably Repubiican. Granting to the Democrats every doubtful county, the Legislature will be a tie on a joint ballot. The Republicans, however, claim the Legislature by at least four on a joint ballot. The Democrats are inclined to concede that it will be a tie, A dispatch from Cairo, Ill., says : J. W. Bayless, a farmer between fifty and sixty years of age, living about three and a half milesfsom Vienna, Il], on the Wabash Railroad, has been murdered. It seems he had been sitting by a small lamp reading, and the assassins entered, tied him to the chair in which he was sitting, then tied his hands behind him and his feet together. When found his feet were burned to a crisp by the lamp being held under them. They spit his head with an axe and searched the house. When through they cut the bridle with which he was bound to the chair and shoved him over on the floor, where he was found by the neighbors dead. There is no clue to the assassins: t Eciipsz Cuvers of 1879 and 1880 are thé finest chawpagnes in the market. wal? Choice Family Groceries. There has arrived at W. H. Smith’s another fresh stock of choice family groceries. The assortment is as large, the quality of the goods as fine, and the prices as reasonable as anything in this line’ which has ever been brought to Nevada City. Remember, at Smith’s old stand. je7-lw. Ice Cream, Oysters, Etc. Ice cream, refreshing drinks, choice confectionery “and nuts ai Antoine Tam’s. ji-té Se Assessment Notice. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING Co,— Nevada City, California. tion of works near Willow Valley, Nevada county, Califernia. Notice is hereby given that ata teeting of the Board of Directors’ held on Wednesday, the 7th by ge June, 1882, an t, No. 24, of Cents per share was levied upon ‘the Capital Stock of the has no intention to seek a renoniina. : A bill was reported in the House . mitted suicide Wednesday morning . sight of-a perfectly healthy v oman. secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure complexion, paints have a doughy skin, full ofblack spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples. ly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e.hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion, It will restore the circulation of the ‘blood in the capillary vessels, it will give back the, elasticity of the skin, effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the-peres. back the which . : most positive BLACK WO redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or ages at the table. Its action on the circula' the natural color ‘to the hair. ~-No remedy has yet been found co cure the inflammation Led , t—— Chronic Diseases a Specialty. W Che Office at Residence.—-Nevada City Office Hours, 7 to 10 4. M, and 5 to10 P.M.’ @ SURGEON, Ka SURGEON. --Tiser’s Swimming Baths, . ON WET HILL, : Zs WILL BE OPEN. TO p= THE PUBLIC ON [AND 'Sn BATH SL9 AFTER Saturday, June 10th. The BATHING POND has been greatly enlarged since last season, and other important improvements have also been made about the place. The public are respectfully invited to calj and see my place. F. ELSER. “Nevada City, June 9th. SHERMAN’S Educated Horses . CIRCUS! Will Exhibit on Parker’s Lot, Atthe Depot, Nevada City, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, June 15th and 16th. —_o— ESSRS. C. AND J. SHERMAN take M great pleasure in annouifeing to the ople of Nevada City and surroundings that x addition to their most wonderful School of Educated Herses, They have this year added a 4a@7CORPS OF (} ARENIC STARS unsurpassed by any that have visited this coast in years, ‘viz :— Miss Kate Cross, Senorita Palmyra, Mrs. Fred. Mackley, Mrs. Siegrist, Siegrist & Duray, Mr. Joe Williams, Mr. Fred Mackley, Adler & Zorello, Mr. ike Burris and Mr. Joe Allen. SHERMAN’S SILVER CORNET BAND, EVENING. Admission $1. HOPKINS ACADEMY, @AKLAND, CAL. . Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal. HIS Institution, heretofore known as the Golden Gate Academy, will open Tuesday A. M. July 18th, 1882, The Building and Grounds cre undergoing extensive improvements. Classical, Literary and English Courses. Telegraphy taught. Boys and Young Men received. Send for Prospectus to Rev. H. E. Jewett, Principal. * jelmis Children 50 cents. AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY. There isnothing more attractive than the The Persons using powders and In such cases the AINAXAB is particularIt will remove all the wer of opening and contracting, healthy person possesses, It will cure PIMPLES, and remove tetter, sores of any kind, on will bring back : F woduced by POISON OAK ffectually : Hi. Krups Fratoico, _ . eecen “ee me Soto: . tye AAD . A a a full assortment “of nu >. : contains nei ‘ oor a — J. Marriot Bloom — st aay sitek upon which this Assessment lewd, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor pected nda tu assortment. o = F ancy Goods. too F Sasktel Se t, field. W. H. Arnold, Eureka,” ay oe ‘sucti . itea beused largely with perfect confidence. . €fOUS tO .merttion. —— Taft, od aoe ee permet sundeteae SiTtentel tie Sor tae ths isaaee ox rons aces: e : Pe , : —— wok Treny sate day of ee druggists So ae — a Al c t ji Z . Cunningham, Bl field. uy the quent assessment, toPape ol owe order ar saree, hee . . Also, Carpets. Qi Cc <a) 3 : Sree eg erent eh TIERS ose a See oe eee rent hay Phaeton: . kes tative in thee tea Munk eee Oil. Chott hs. Wa ull. “Paper, Window Commercial St, Nevada cig eee Br, MM ees ve tO rs Mac taint ee AINAXAR MPG €o., . Shades, etc. Before ~purchasing -anythiay. in thatis.+ © oo = : ae ise oe : . . . ReDINOTON EGOo Wbdiene Bettas [ye any Pe ee eo ee : nia City, eri INGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists, . J+ ~~~ DOR G2 ae age et Pe Bi y e ae ee i eee © begs” . line please examine the goods and prices. L NATHAN, Prop’r. J. ¢ . 222, 200, and ed i oe For County T E> Orders from the country, whether large or se ie small, will be promptly attended to.! : = ‘LW. DREYFUSS =. . ES"Samples sent fon application. es een oe "J 8 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. . oe we Pe ee aren ed didate for the office of County Treasurer, _ Respectfull rrrercé Tattacnearmseem;. Respectfully, i: LQ0 ONITTSS County ‘SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10th, Shule Agra (song) 2 = The Bells, ee ‘Operatic Selection, —_3 : Mrs. Grundy, a good.old Methody for five and thirty Araminta Jane, an utterly utter young lady and Shamus O’Brien, . -Susan B. Anthony, as she appears in a Woman’s Simon Pettifog A. S. S. Attorney at Law, Anon. 25 centsextra. Doors open 7:30, performance commences at 8 ee a Will parade the streets each day in their Magnificent Band Chariot drawn by SIX NOBROAD BIRBME 6ccksei sist etis -. NEVADA CITY, BLE STEEDS. PERFORMANCE AFTERNOON AND —0—0—0-—0—0—0—0-—0 —9 —0 0 ——0—_0-—0 0 —0 0-0 — ‘PRINCE ALBERT,” ‘ ALEXIS,” ““ENGLISHBALMORALS,” CUT IN THEZLATEST NEWgYORK AND §PARIS STYLES, OF ALL THE “MOS” Searts-—-*‘Leighton,” “Trocadero,” ‘‘Four-in-Hand,” “Bradford,” and 100 other patterns **Pantheon.” ranted fast colors and not to shrink, Lidust opened, a full line o Ladies’ [Fine [Freneh Kid Shoes—the bes lét ever brought to this county, : FANCY AND STAPLE DRY oops. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA THEATRE. LOUIS R. VILLEMAIRE . i MANAGER. ONE NICHT ONLY! —-— O—--— Will appear the? Eminent, Character Actor and Prote:an Artist, Mr. John Maguire, (He is the lone star of the Pacitic Coast.—Virginia Enterprise.) Who is acknowledged the Greatest Monologue’ Artist on the American stage, and whose refined entertainment entitled OLIO OF ODDITIES. Is endorsed by the entire Western press as one of the legitimate successes of the day. it] : PROGRAMME—PART I, Overture, — = z Orchestra. The Shamrock, = . : Anon.: The Two Tramps, Trowbridge. Betty Morgan, (A dacent woman in search of her lost heir,) : . Tom Hood. Carolan. Lover. Edgar A. Poe. Paddy Maloney’s Travels in France, ~ 0. PART-H. Orchestra. years who has a decided objection to Newfangled Church Music, ‘ Carleton. too-too sweet for anything, who: sings, ‘Father, Dear Father Come Down With The Stamps,Aytoum. J. S. Le Fanie. Rights Convention with one of her characteristic speeches, : . Maguire. (A most perfect Imitation of the Original.) ——_____. 9 — Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats at Vinton’s Drug Store, ‘clock. E> FASHION’S HEADQUARTERS.~<2 B. H. MILLER, Special Attractions for Spring and Sumner ! —v—0—0—0—0—0—o—0— 0--0—0—v—o—0— 0 —o—o0—0— IN GENTLEMEN’S SHOES : AND 20 OTHER NEAT AND DURABLE KINDS. . : IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SUITs: o> cHILOREN'S, for ages from 3 to 10 years. = YOU'S, for ages from 10 to 18 years. — 2 MEWS, for_all ages, sizes and-shapes: POPULAR_FABRICS. a In Gentlemen's Neckwear : Ties—‘‘South Park,” “Oscar Wilde,” *‘Quartzite.” In Gentlemen's Hats : Straw— “Bronze Mixed Canton,” ‘Feather Edged Fayal, Dress—‘'Vanderbilt,” “Broadway,” ‘‘Nutria,” and 50 other styles for 1882 “Swansdown” Underwear—Handsome, Durable, [Cheap and Comfortable. War People about to travel should examine my immenso assortment of Saratoga Trunks B. H. MILLER Odd Fellow’s Building,§Broad Street, Nevada City o— ‘ A. BLUMENTHAL, oWill Offer at Reduced Prices— _ 50 doz. Linen Towels, 200 Marseilles Spreads. Cotton Stockings. 1A. BLUMENTHAL, ~~ 20 pieces Bleached Table Linen! 5€ pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 100 pes Toweling. 100 pairs Blan)ets, Colored and White. 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s 60 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, mance THE LARGEST AND— MOST MAGNIFICONT _ 3 —— STOCK ‘[orF—— Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, THE, VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ‘FOR GENTLEMENZAND BOYS, . Gent’s Furnishing Goods, ‘Trunks, Valises, etc.,. etc., or } OC. VU * nAVE'JUSTEBEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM bi G CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, t R, These Goods "have just been received from the Eastern ‘manufactories and are now offered; for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES, —O Persons in want of any article in my]line will DON’T FORGET.THE PLACE. ——> 2 SELLING OUT SELLING OUT! AT COST THE Mechanics Store Is now offering the entire stock off eae DRY GOODS, CLOLHING = BOOTS & SHOES AT —_ NO HUMBUG! FurnisHinc Goons, Erc., Wholesale Rates. CALL AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU, Cents. WE MEAN BUSINESS! . Real Hair Nets a, Ladies’ Lis'e Thread Gloves, 10, 25c CASPER, Gor. Pine & Commercial sis, OurPrices SpeakPl Two-bit Rubber Combs... 9c Two-bit box Face Powder.. 9c Two-bit bottle Shoe Dressing. . 9c Flotal Hair Pingo. es, 19c Ladies’ Hose Supporters.. 19c Tipped Pencils... tea 3e Wire Hair Brushes.... 25c Stylish Blong:.2.25. 2 19¢ Child’s lace collars (former price WDC) DOW see 9c Child’s Lace Handkerchiefs.. 9e Belding Spool Siik ... 2 9c Ombre Ribbon. 5.5.0, 25553. 9c 50 doz. Black Bracelets OO1Y 4 cc; 9c Ladies’ Back Combs. . -9, 19, 25, 49e Beautiful Jet Pins.... 92 Children’s Necklaces: ... 9c Bead Necklaces,.3... 19¢ Tooth Brushes ONE 9c Fine Alpacca Braid. . eee Ss 9c Rig een ead sey 9c Corsets.'5]27. "49, 99, 1 19, 1 49 ——_ 9 GOODSSCLD FOR CASH ONLY. Save money by examining my Goods and Prices \)efore making their purchases elsewhere. ——Oo—_—. We will offer this week _ WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, . _ WHITE Goons, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, ETC. OO Ifyou are in need of Notions, do not forget our House, as we sell nearly all two-bit articles for 9 Ge ainer than Words. Ladies. Hose. . FP ee ek Weeeeesae Embroideries..°7, 9, 124, to 49e Torchen Lace.. 5, 7, 9 to 25. Child’s Collars. : 6.6.0. .005%. 9c © 50 pieces Dress Goods... 12}c Night Dresses. .... 99c Buntings, all shades... QcMisses Fancy Pins .... 9c Curtain: Nets 50 25 to. 49e Sheeting, 2} yards wide.. 39e Large Linen Towels.°.. 39c ; Gents’ all silk neckties. . .25, 49, 69c Gents’ full finished British Hose, 25c Fans APPA Ee te 05s ores 6, 9, 19, 24, 49c Ladies’ Faney CoWars... 49c Nuns Veilug, all wool.:. a4 Two-bit bottle Cologne...9c Embroidery Silk, all shades.. 9e. Boys’ heavy Howe. =<. sit 505.19 Double width Dress Goods. .25c Japanese Parasols. . .25, 29, 39, 49c Fine Linen Crash, ONY. cee: 124 = N O CREDIT TO ANY ONE.ae ~, eee Tt will pay yout ~ ih ee . AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. __NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL. BEARNHARD:& SHALLE 2 AL of the alove Govis are Kntively Now! = ‘Wefshall . €ontinue to open N EW GOODS every {Saturday ry. Call befofe buying elsewhere. * ee: at emt. = Ld Cou fort Ind dow leny they for 1 ly ¢ unm the . al p elott then Tn men robb nam frrm icate ~“saloo

TRE LATEST NEWS. It is said that President Arthor tion, F. J. Moses, ex-Governor of South ' The game played in Nevada county and elsewhere by Bothwell & Clark, the New York mining sharps, will teach their tenderfooted Eastern victims a thing or two in case the latter are willing to learn anything ' . at all in the matter of mining speculation. The New York Report, sie __ ‘= and_pretence in future about mining speech of Colonel Moulton asking Mrs. A--Askins, Downieville. “which was one of the first mediume through which Bothwell & Clark’s ‘prey got a warning, says: We have learned many lessons of late in the mining stock business, and while they may be very bitter ones, there is the consolation of feeling that experience has taught us something. There will be less sham stocks, less disposition te bite at any bait which may be temptingly brought to our notice. Eastern people are getting to look upon mining 4s a serious, rational business, where the same care is necessary as in any other business, Hitherto it has been regarded somewhat as a lottery, and investors have not been greatly dissappointed when they have not drawn prizes. If people will still invest in mining stocks as in a lottery, they should in future look at the management of the echemes, so as not to take any More chances of loss than is actually afforded by the schemes themselves. Skin games should secure little patronage. ————_______) ANTI-SLICKENS COUNCIL. The Supervisoral anti-debrjs committee met in Sacramento Tuesday, and the Bee boils down the business thus: “The most noticeable is the that the Secretary of War be memor ialized to remove Colonel Mendel), and the resolution asking AttorneyGeneral Hart to begin, in the State’s ‘ name, suits against all the hydrau ic mines now using the public streams » as dumps.” Those are about the cheekiest propositions yet. The fanatical anti-miners are surely not such all-fired fools as to think that their protest would prevail upon the Secretary of War to remodel the workings of his Department, or that in response to the demands of a few impotent howlers the Attorney-General would squander the whole State’s money in fighting the hyd-aulic miners, . Page Truckee ‘Republican Items,” Fishing is excellent in Donner Lake now. Large strings of chubs and trout are brought in daily. The weather at Tahoe is reported to be charming. Not too warm, but just right. The landlords expect their houses to be filled with guests before the midd‘e of the month, Five cars of emigrants went Kast Monday evening—two of them specials with 76 California school teachers enroute for various places, in the East,” Uncle John Kneeland came up from Cisco yesterday morning. He says that his toll road across the Summit is now open to Summit Valley. He thinks that: in a few days more the dairymen can bring théir stock over without any trouble, Lee Butt went to Meadow Lake last week, and if the snow has melt ed sufficiently, operations on the mines owned by Truckeeites will be scommenced at once. Mr. Butt ex—pects-to-open-his hotel and store at that.place some time this month. Mrs. A, J. Anderson came up from Reno Monday and remained over tillthis mornnig. Mrs, Anderson claims a -two years: lease of the Webber Lake hotel property, which is contested by Dr. Webber. As soon as it is settled the hotel will be opened. For Sale. Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley, consist~ ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. Apply to P. Svrron, mal6tf On Sutton’s Ranch. i HOTEL ARRIVALS, —— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, STANLEY A. EDDY.. +++,Proprietor . Wepwespay, June 7th. _ Geo. McIver, Centennial Mine. R.d. Wheeler, San Francisco. C. H. Litchman, Marblehead Mass. H. Seward, San Francisco, L. Indell, do Lenhardt, Colfax. on) Location of poaden lace of business col tion, payable immediately in United States C Gold Goin the Treasurer, A. Isoard, Carolina, has been sent to the New York Penitentiary for petit lareeny. : “ on Tuesday accepting the offer of Dr. Cogswell, of California, to donate to the Government an ornamental drinking fountain, to be erected in Washington, s Saturday night in Billings township, Mich., Anna Stevenson shot her husband William dead, for trying to gain access to his house after she had barred him out. The parties thoagh married a long time, had quarreled often. ‘ Robert McGregor, an old residen of Cherokee Flat, in Butte county, was caved on and instantly killed Tuesday evening in a tunnel he was running for the Rock Creek ‘Flume and Lumber Company at Flea Valley, He leaves a wife and seven children. The Senate Tuesday sdopted a. resolution requesting the Committee on Postoffices to report upon the propriety of reducing the rate of postage on letters to two cents and on papers and other printed matter to half the present rates; also, increasing the rate on merchandise authorized to be sent through the . mails, John Curtis, -who eluped with Mrs. Jennie Dixon from St. Louis two montha ago, has returned to his parents. Mrs, Dixon is at. present in San Antonio, Texas, but Curtis’ family endeavored to arrange matters so she. can return to her mother’s house. Mr. Dixon and children are in Iowa,: Young Curtis had tired of Mrs. Dixon and was induced by his brothers to return home, Charles J. Gommer, receiving teller of the Bank of California, comat his residence in San Francisco, by shooting himself through the head. The -offivers of the bank say that the affair is a complete surprise to them ; that be had always enjoyed the full confidence of his employers and that his accounts are perfectly straight. Chey account for his act on the ground that some time ago he came into possession of a considerable amount of money, which he had lost in stocks, and that his losses had unsettled his mind. The following are the figures on the Oregon Legislature at noon Wednesday : The Senate consists of 3l and the House of 60 members. The Republicans have, including the hold-overs, 15 Senators, and the Democrats 15 ; doubtful 1, with the probabilities in favor of the Republicans. In the House the Republicans have 30 and the Democrats 24; doubtful 6, of which 2 are probably Repubiican. Granting to the Democrats every doubtful county, the Legislature will be a tie on a joint ballot. The Republicans, however, claim the Legislature by at least four on a joint ballot. The Democrats are inclined to concede that it will be a tie, A dispatch from Cairo, Ill., says : J. W. Bayless, a farmer between fifty and sixty years of age, living about three and a half milesfsom Vienna, Il], on the Wabash Railroad, has been murdered. It seems he had been sitting by a small lamp reading, and the assassins entered, tied him to the chair in which he was sitting, then tied his hands behind him and his feet together. When found his feet were burned to a crisp by the lamp being held under them. They spit his head with an axe and searched the house. When through they cut the bridle with which he was bound to the chair and shoved him over on the floor, where he was found by the neighbors dead. There is no clue to the assassins: t Eciipsz Cuvers of 1879 and 1880 are thé finest chawpagnes in the market. wal? Choice Family Groceries. There has arrived at W. H. Smith’s another fresh stock of choice family groceries. The assortment is as large, the quality of the goods as fine, and the prices as reasonable as anything in this line’ which has ever been brought to Nevada City. Remember, at Smith’s old stand. je7-lw. Ice Cream, Oysters, Etc. Ice cream, refreshing drinks, choice confectionery “and nuts ai Antoine Tam’s. ji-té Se Assessment Notice. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING Co,— Nevada City, California. tion of works near Willow Valley, Nevada county, Califernia. Notice is hereby given that ata teeting of the Board of Directors’ held on Wednesday, the 7th by ge June, 1882, an t, No. 24, of Cents per share was levied upon ‘the Capital Stock of the has no intention to seek a renoniina. : A bill was reported in the House . mitted suicide Wednesday morning . sight of-a perfectly healthy v oman. secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure complexion, paints have a doughy skin, full ofblack spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples. ly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e.hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion, It will restore the circulation of the ‘blood in the capillary vessels, it will give back the, elasticity of the skin, effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the-peres. back the which . : most positive BLACK WO redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or ages at the table. Its action on the circula' the natural color ‘to the hair. ~-No remedy has yet been found co cure the inflammation Led , t—— Chronic Diseases a Specialty. W Che Office at Residence.—-Nevada City Office Hours, 7 to 10 4. M, and 5 to10 P.M.’ @ SURGEON, Ka SURGEON. --Tiser’s Swimming Baths, . ON WET HILL, : Zs WILL BE OPEN. TO p= THE PUBLIC ON [AND 'Sn BATH SL9 AFTER Saturday, June 10th. The BATHING POND has been greatly enlarged since last season, and other important improvements have also been made about the place. The public are respectfully invited to calj and see my place. F. ELSER. “Nevada City, June 9th. SHERMAN’S Educated Horses . CIRCUS! Will Exhibit on Parker’s Lot, Atthe Depot, Nevada City, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, June 15th and 16th. —_o— ESSRS. C. AND J. SHERMAN take M great pleasure in annouifeing to the ople of Nevada City and surroundings that x addition to their most wonderful School of Educated Herses, They have this year added a 4a@7CORPS OF (} ARENIC STARS unsurpassed by any

that have visited this coast in years, ‘viz :— Miss Kate Cross, Senorita Palmyra, Mrs. Fred. Mackley, Mrs. Siegrist, Siegrist & Duray, Mr. Joe Williams, Mr. Fred Mackley, Adler & Zorello, Mr. ike Burris and Mr. Joe Allen. SHERMAN’S SILVER CORNET BAND, EVENING. Admission $1. HOPKINS ACADEMY, @AKLAND, CAL. . Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal. HIS Institution, heretofore known as the Golden Gate Academy, will open Tuesday A. M. July 18th, 1882, The Building and Grounds cre undergoing extensive improvements. Classical, Literary and English Courses. Telegraphy taught. Boys and Young Men received. Send for Prospectus to Rev. H. E. Jewett, Principal. * jelmis Children 50 cents. AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY. There isnothing more attractive than the The Persons using powders and In such cases the AINAXAB is particularIt will remove all the wer of opening and contracting, healthy person possesses, It will cure PIMPLES, and remove tetter, sores of any kind, on will bring back : F woduced by POISON OAK ffectually : Hi. Krups Fratoico, _ . eecen “ee me Soto: . tye AAD . A a a full assortment “of nu >. : contains nei ‘ oor a — J. Marriot Bloom — st aay sitek upon which this Assessment lewd, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor pected nda tu assortment. o = F ancy Goods. too F Sasktel Se t, field. W. H. Arnold, Eureka,” ay oe ‘sucti . itea beused largely with perfect confidence. . €fOUS tO .merttion. —— Taft, od aoe ee permet sundeteae SiTtentel tie Sor tae ths isaaee ox rons aces: e : Pe , : —— wok Treny sate day of ee druggists So ae — a Al c t ji Z . Cunningham, Bl field. uy the quent assessment, toPape ol owe order ar saree, hee . . Also, Carpets. Qi Cc <a) 3 : Sree eg erent eh TIERS ose a See oe eee rent hay Phaeton: . kes tative in thee tea Munk eee Oil. Chott hs. Wa ull. “Paper, Window Commercial St, Nevada cig eee Br, MM ees ve tO rs Mac taint ee AINAXAR MPG €o., . Shades, etc. Before ~purchasing -anythiay. in thatis.+ © oo = : ae ise oe : . .. . ReDINOTON EGOo Wbdiene Bettas [ye any Pe ee eo ee : nia City, eri INGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists, . J+ ~~~ DOR G2 ae age et Pe Bi y e ae ee i eee © begs” . line please examine the goods and prices. L NATHAN, Prop’r. J. ¢ . 222, 200, and ed i oe For County T E> Orders from the country, whether large or se ie small, will be promptly attended to.! : = ‘LW. DREYFUSS =. . ES"Samples sent fon application. es een oe "J 8 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. . oe we Pe ee aren ed didate for the office of County Treasurer, _ Respectfull rrrercé Tattacnearmseem;. Respectfully, i: LQ0 ONITTSS County ‘SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10th, Shule Agra (song) 2 = The Bells, ee ‘Operatic Selection, —_3 : Mrs. Grundy, a good.old Methody for five and thirty Araminta Jane, an utterly utter young lady and Shamus O’Brien, . -Susan B. Anthony, as she appears in a Woman’s Simon Pettifog A. S. S. Attorney at Law, Anon. 25 centsextra. Doors open 7:30, performance commences at 8 ee a Will parade the streets each day in their Magnificent Band Chariot drawn by SIX NOBROAD BIRBME 6ccksei sist etis -. NEVADA CITY, BLE STEEDS. PERFORMANCE AFTERNOON AND —0—0—0-—0—0—0—0-—0 —9 —0 0 ——0—_0-—0 0 —0 0-0 — ‘PRINCE ALBERT,” ‘ ALEXIS,” ““ENGLISHBALMORALS,” CUT IN THEZLATEST NEWgYORK AND §PARIS STYLES, OF ALL THE “MOS” Searts-—-*‘Leighton,” “Trocadero,” ‘‘Four-in-Hand,” “Bradford,” and 100 other patterns **Pantheon.” ranted fast colors and not to shrink, Lidust opened, a full line o Ladies’ [Fine [Freneh Kid Shoes—the bes lét ever brought to this county, : FANCY AND STAPLE DRY oops. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA THEATRE. LOUIS R. VILLEMAIRE . i MANAGER. ONE NICHT ONLY! —-— O—--— Will appear the? Eminent, Character Actor and Prote:an Artist, Mr. John Maguire, (He is the lone star of the Pacitic Coast.—Virginia Enterprise.) Who is acknowledged the Greatest Monologue’ Artist on the American stage, and whose refined entertainment entitled OLIO OF ODDITIES. Is endorsed by the entire Western press as one of the legitimate successes of the day. it] : PROGRAMME—PART I, Overture, — = z Orchestra. The Shamrock, = . : Anon.: The Two Tramps, Trowbridge. Betty Morgan, (A dacent woman in search of her lost heir,) : . Tom Hood. Carolan. Lover. Edgar A. Poe. Paddy Maloney’s Travels in France, ~ 0. PART-H. Orchestra. years who has a decided objection to Newfangled Church Music, ‘ Carleton. too-too sweet for anything, who: sings, ‘Father, Dear Father Come Down With The Stamps,Aytoum. J. S. Le Fanie. Rights Convention with one of her characteristic speeches, : . Maguire. (A most perfect Imitation of the Original.) ——_____. 9 — Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats at Vinton’s Drug Store, ‘clock. E> FASHION’S HEADQUARTERS.~<2 B. H. MILLER, Special Attractions for Spring and Sumner ! —v—0—0—0—0—0—o—0— 0--0—0—v—o—0— 0 —o—o0—0— IN GENTLEMEN’S SHOES : AND 20 OTHER NEAT AND DURABLE KINDS. . : IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SUITs: o> cHILOREN'S, for ages from 3 to 10 years. = YOU'S, for ages from 10 to 18 years. — 2 MEWS, for_all ages, sizes and-shapes: POPULAR_FABRICS. a In Gentlemen's Neckwear : Ties—‘‘South Park,” “Oscar Wilde,” *‘Quartzite.” In Gentlemen's Hats : Straw— “Bronze Mixed Canton,” ‘Feather Edged Fayal, Dress—‘'Vanderbilt,” “Broadway,” ‘‘Nutria,” and 50 other styles for 1882 “Swansdown” Underwear—Handsome, Durable, [Cheap and Comfortable. War People about to travel should examine my immenso assortment of Saratoga Trunks B. H. MILLER Odd Fellow’s Building,§Broad Street, Nevada City o— ‘ A. BLUMENTHAL, oWill Offer at Reduced Prices— _ 50 doz. Linen Towels, 200 Marseilles Spreads. Cotton Stockings. 1A. BLUMENTHAL, ~~ 20 pieces Bleached Table Linen! 5€ pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 100 pes Toweling. 100 pairs Blan)ets, Colored and White. 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s 60 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, mance THE LARGEST AND— MOST MAGNIFICONT _ 3 —— STOCK ‘[orF—— Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, THE, VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ‘FOR GENTLEMENZAND BOYS, . Gent’s Furnishing Goods, ‘Trunks, Valises, etc.,. etc., or } OC. VU * nAVE'JUSTEBEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM bi G CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, t R, These Goods "have just been received from the Eastern ‘manufactories and are now offered; for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES, —O Persons in want of any article in my]line will DON’T FORGET.THE PLACE. ——> 2 SELLING OUT SELLING OUT! AT COST THE Mechanics Store Is now offering the entire stock off eae DRY GOODS, CLOLHING = BOOTS & SHOES AT —_ NO HUMBUG! FurnisHinc Goons, Erc., Wholesale Rates. CALL AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU, Cents. WE MEAN BUSINESS! . Real Hair Nets a, Ladies’ Lis'e Thread Gloves, 10, 25c CASPER, Gor. Pine & Commercial sis, OurPrices SpeakPl Two-bit Rubber Combs..... 9c Two-bit box Face Powder.... 9c Two-bit bottle Shoe Dressing. .. 9c Flotal Hair Pingo. es, 19c Ladies’ Hose Supporters.... 19c Tipped Pencils...... tea 3e Wire Hair Brushes....... 25c Stylish Blong:.2.25.. 2 19¢ Child’s lace collars (former price WDC) DOW see 9c Child’s Lace Handkerchiefs... 9e Belding Spool Siik ...... 2 9c Ombre Ribbon.. 5.5.0, 25553. 9c 50 doz. Black Bracelets OO1Y 4 cc; 9c Ladies’ Back Combs. . -9, 19, 25, 49e Beautiful Jet Pins....... 92 Children’s Necklaces: ...... 9c Bead Necklaces,..3..... 19¢ Tooth Brushes ONE 9c Fine Alpacca Braid. . eee Ss 9c Rig een ead sey 9c Corsets.'5]27.. "49, 99, 1 19, 1 49 ——_ 9 GOODSSCLD FOR CASH ONLY. Save money by examining my Goods and Prices \)efore making their purchases elsewhere. ——Oo—_—. We will offer this week _ WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, . _ WHITE Goons, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, ETC. OO Ifyou are in need of Notions, do not forget our House, as we sell nearly all two-bit articles for 9 Ge ainer than Words. Ladies. Hose.. .. FP ee ek Weeeeesae Embroideries...°7, 9, 124, to 49e Torchen Lace.... 5, 7, 9 to 25. Child’s Collars.. : 6.6.0. .005%. 9c © 50 pieces Dress Goods..... 12}c Night Dresses.. ....... 99c Buntings, all shades...... QcMisses Fancy Pins ........ 9c Curtain: Nets 50 25 to. 49e Sheeting, 2} yards wide.... 39e Large Linen Towels..°.... 39c ; Gents’ all silk neckties. . .25, 49, 69c Gents’ full finished British Hose, 25c Fans APPA Ee te 05s ores 6, 9, 19, 24, 49c Ladies’ Faney CoWars..... 49c Nuns Veilug, all wool.:.. a4 Two-bit bottle Cologne.....9c Embroidery Silk, all shades... 9e. Boys’ heavy Howe. =<. sit 505.19 Double width Dress Goods.. ..25c Japanese Parasols. . .25, 29, 39, 49c Fine Linen Crash, ONY. cee: 124 = N O CREDIT TO ANY ONE.ae ~, eee Tt will pay yout ~ ih ee . AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. __NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL.. BEARNHARD:& SHALLE 2 AL of the alove Govis are Kntively Now! = ‘Wefshall . €ontinue to open N EW GOODS every {Saturday ry. Call befofe buying elsewhere. * ee: at emt. = Ld Cou fort Ind dow leny they for 1 ly ¢ unm the . al p elott then Tn men robb nam frrm icate ~“saloo