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Nevada County Ocicial a
_SATURDAY.JONE 9.
“Many of tlie wells"in Nevada City
have been so co:npietely drained ut
their water sapply. by ‘the proximity
of mining shafts and tuunela as to be
. P bis condition of affairs seem
to involve a question similar to that
which the:faimers whose lands have
beea damaged by hydraulic miuing
have been trying to determine—
have miue-owners a right to destroy
other persons’ pr. perty m order that
rei Bos prosecute a certain kind of
busi It remains to be seen
whether those whose wells have been
destroyed will eubmit to the inflietion. Sacramento Bee,
The Bée's remarks are drawn forth
by an item in the Transcuier eaying
that since the Sherman Con. Mining
Company: on Gold Flat had commenced sinking on their ledgethe
water supply of some weils in the vi“cinity. of the Works had failed. There
is, we believe, a law relating to the
ownership of peiculating waters that:
protects the owners as perfectly as
holders of aurface water rights are
protected. To establish the course
of these subterranean streams, however, is as difficult as itis to prove
that'the debris from any single hydraulie mine’ tinds its way to and
lodges upon a certain piece of land
below. People who diz wells in mining localities take the chances of the
feeding stream beiug inadvertently
tapped: by shafts and drifts, the sane
as those who pitch their tents on the
miasmatic Sicramento river ian the
risk of being buried by the sands of
the mour:tains that the sheep and elements and miners cruinble down
upon them, And the two classes
have just about equal chances uf obtaining relief through the courts
when they happen to get hurt.
THE FAIR MELTING TONIGHT.
To-night our neizhbors. of Grass
Valley will luld a meeting at Reform Hall to talk over the District
Fair scheme, and determine what
they want todo about having the
Pavilion at that town. A delegation of enterprising Nevada City
men shouli go down and counsel
with them, Hard feelings (if there.
be any. which we hope is not the
cass,) should be fat aside, so ail may
pull together. There is no cause fur
meat jualousies or a dog-in-the-manger attitude on either side, and if
when vexed we have printed any' thing iq the Transcrrer that conld
possibly be conscrnud as indicatiiy
either fault.on our part, we say iu
all sincerity that we did not mean it
that way. What this psper want=
to see is a successful Fair’ in the
county this year and next, aud we
believe that wherever. the Pavilion
goes the tirst year the people of Nevada, City will do as much to help
the enterprise alung as the people ut
Grass Valley ought vo or will ask ot
them.
A La A, aR IE
Tne trial hus begun at Xeres,
Spain, of 17 of the hkad members of
the Black Hand Soviety, chxiged
with murdering un associate ruspected of betraying the organization to
the Government. The Public Prosecutor, on opening the case, claimed
that he would submit evidence suificient to secure the conviction o!
sixteen of the prisoners,
Chas, axd Henry Mo-r, aged respectively 22 anil 13° years, wer.
drowned in the river at Napa Wednesday mcrning. The youngest was
in bathing and yot into. a deep hole.
His brother rushed in to save him,
and both were drowned. ‘Ihe bodie:
were recovered immediately,
Tue second trial. uf Robert (Matthews, for the killing of Chae. Moor
at Lower Lake, Lake county, Murel.
18th ‘last, clad by the jury bring:
ing ime verdict of mau-slaughie:.
He was antenced to seven years in
tae State Prison.
ee a le Gap ns in aes -aan a.
Gro. Hicxs has just gained a great
victory iv the Soudan over 5,04
Arabe, killing 500. The Arabs tizh
bravely as Sacred Kuights, but wbea
Speare are useless. ayuinet shells quc
caunov. Generul Hicks had iw
men kiiled,
F. O. Moory, shot at Ravena, Lo
Angeks county, Sunday, by Thos
_ B. Mitchell, wasa native of Nev
York, aged 52 yeare. The cause o:
the trouble was a land feud.
Repecca HaMixion (colored) dieu
at 253 West Twenty-cigth street,
New York, Sunday evening, It +’
claimed that she was 114: years o1
Tr is thought the Dublin potic:
have discovered a system of poiscn
ing by which the Invine:Dkhs got ru
of. persona.ol noxious to tl.em,
— — — a © ee -reeee
Tus American National Rifle Tean
thade a higher ecore at New York
Tucaday than the winning score o:
the British Team last year.
Ar Columbus, 0. Wednesday, th:
» Republican State Convention nouinated Judge J. Vuraker, of CwCONTRACT NOTICE.
»Xorker, aleo. challenges
arrell for « mixed match snd
ry; Mayoard for a hard glove
out if four rounds.
A woman in Brooklyn, N. ¥., recovered $2,500 froin two liquer dealers, for Making her husband a drunkard. «
Barta-tpi's Statue of Liberty
will not‘be’ erected: in New York
Pharbor until the fall of 1884.
Tne Coroner's jury in the case of
the disaster at Brooklyn, censure
the bridge officials,
LIME LITT SS
At Nevada City, June. 7th, 1883, by Rev.
E. Jacka, Mr. A. D. Mason to Miss Nellie M.
Woodward.
DIED.
tant daugitter of P and’ Kate’ Quontana,
aged Ll munths and 27days.
The funeral will take place from
the family residence, un Nimrod
street, on Saturday (to-day) at 2
o'clock P.M. Frienls and acqnaintances are respectfully invited to .attend.
SELLE EE LO EOE IE
Notice to Water Consumers
Living on Piety Hill.
In consequence of the extreme
scaicity of water on Piety Hill, ‘consumers in that part of the city are
hereby notified that on and after
this date they must ENTIRELY
SUSPEND IRRIGATION. between
the hours of 8A. M. and 7 P, M.—
Any person violating this rule will
be shut off at the main without further notice. .
J. E.’ Browy, Supt.
Navava Ciry, June 9th, 1883.
\HE CENTENNIAL G. G. M. Co., of
Washington Lownship, wil receive bids
for sinking @ shaft op tavir chia, Buds received at Virginia City, Nevada, to the 10th
insta it, dShatr to be two comparunents of
4x4 feet eaco, cribbes with 3 incn sawed lumver, Coutractor to wink (0 bed-suck, two
hundred feet, more or less, (this is the sup
posed depth), Cuutractors will receive twothirds of coutragt price on completion of
euth tfty fect, bulanve on cumplet-un oi ¢onrace,
Als. the. samo, for running a “prospect
tuauel” On sume propercy three nunuced
‘vet, Tunnei 4x6 fevt, tunberet where neseon y. Terms suns 48 above. ,Contractor
bo prosecute work with ordinary uiligence,
0 iurnish all materials, bus have use ot
Company "s-house and tuois,
Tne Company reserve tae riyht to. reject
any or all bids,
Parties can learn particulars by applying
to William Boyd at intea House on the
prem sua.
V. U. Box 544 Virginia City.
jes-td 8. D, BAKER, Seo’y.
Assessment Notice.
HAMPION MINING COMPANY. —Locetion of prin ipal place of business, tan
Francisvo, Ualifornia, Location of Work:,
aw. Notice is hereby given, thatata rieeing of the Board gf Directors, held on the
4:h day of June, A. D, 1883, an assessment
No 12) of Ten cents per share was levied upwu the capital stuck of the corporation, payvble immediately, in United States gold coin,
w the secretary at the ottice uf the Compa
ny, No. 522 Montgomery street,San Francisco
Valifornia, Any stock upon Which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on the 7th day
vf July, i8s3, will be delinquent anu
ulvertised for sale at public auction ; and
inless payment ix made before, vill be suld ov
saturday, the 28th day uf July, 1883,
@ pay the delinquent assessment together
with vosts of advertising and expenyes i
wale, By order uf the Board of Directors.
THEV, WELZEL, secre'ary,
Office, 522 Moutyomery street, San Fran
useo, California jes
ORDINANCE NO, 100.
TS BOARD OF TRUSTEES of theC
of Nevada dv ordain as foilows:
Section 1. A rax of Fifty Vents on each
Jue Hundred Dollars of the asvessod and
2q lized valuation of all property w thi.
4.@ Curpora:e limits of the City of Nevada
‘ur Gene al Fund purposes, and a tax ot
twenty Cents on ewh Une Hundred Duliirs
orFire purposes, is hereby levied for the
voar A.D, 1853,
Passed June 4th, 1848.
J. C. ABBOTT, President.
K. Casper clerk,
Common-sense Remedy.SALICYLICA,
No more Rheumatism, Gout,
or Neuralgia.
Immediate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
‘IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND
It never known to fail in a single case
cute or chronic. Refer to all prowinen
‘hy sicians and drugyists for the standing ot
ALIVCYLICA,
SECRET :
4a THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF ‘THE
*OISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EX
SiS INTHE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC
ND SOUTY PATIENTS, é
*SAURICVLIC.® is known as a cofmmon
ense remedy, because it strikes directiy at
he cause of Kheumatiem, Goutand Neural.
sia, while su many so-called specitics ano
wppused panaceas only treat loally the e.
te, eck,
It has been conceded by eminent scien
i ty that outward applications, such as rubing wi b oils, ointments, liniments and
is lotions will not eradicate those dis. uses which are the result of the poisoning
f the blood with Uyic Acid.
SALICYLEICA works with marvelous ef
ect on this acid and so removes ‘the disor.
ler. It wow exclusively used by all cele
‘rated physicians of Europe. Highest Med.
val Acauemy of Paris repoits 95 per cent.
sures in three days. niga
REMEMBER
CHAT SALICYLICA twa certain cure. fo
RHLUMATISM, GUUT and NEURALGIA
the most intense pains are :ubdued almost
ustantly.
Give ita trial. Relicf guarantead or mon.
+ refnnded.
en of testimonials sent on appli.
zatlon,
#1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR 9.
Sent free on receipt of money, '
Ask your Druggist for it, .
Do not @ deluded into takingm _ tiions or
substit. or something recommended
Ust do 1.” Insist on the genuine with
‘he nau.c vt WASHBURNE & Cv., on each
ier our signature an fndiopensioas Tena ler our ure an ir it
oineure success in the “Trestunaat. Take
ao othes, of send tous.
Washburne & Co,, Proprictors,
287 Broadway, cor, Reade St. _
NEW YORK,
i For Sale by
tight.” He agrees to kuock Maynard .
dear Nevada City, Nevada county, Califu.a k. DHN T. MURGAN, .
to tu all kinds of jos = Cashier.
Blacksmithing and Répairing . In first class manner.
Tick Work @ Specialty.
1 Gain to make the best Picks for all cinds . *
a * any blacksmith in Northorn
Cali
Steel Sledges and Wadges
Of the best material always on han
Wagon end Carriage Repairing .
Done with neatness and at short notice
. . HOUSE FOR SALE.
A Desirable Dwelling House,
n. SEVEN, ROOMS, HAR.
THOMAS H. McKEE
Having succeeded wel Clutter in the
and Wagon née is now pr 7
ed to do all work in his line in the gray woe
specialty. _AT—
SHOP ON PLAZA, FOOT OF BROAD 87, . t
Nevada Theatre,
Wednesday Evening, July 4th.
TREES, Etc., FOR SALE CHEAP.
For particulars ehquire at this office.
Lieentiate Bellevue Hospital Medieal College, New York Cuy, Ni ¥.
Session 1871 and 1872.
GRAND CONCERT wil he given at
h of Jul: Henry S. Welch, M.D, . At Nerds zneivg on Four of dur
Mrs. D, Haldane and Family. CORNER PINE AND CoM:
LOFFICE, WITH CARR veo} RESIDENCE,
MEKCIAL SrRERTS, NATIONAL — HOTEL,
Hevea City, Gal. The -best musical talert.(both.vocal and
instrumental) will take part in ‘the Concert,
RANCH FOR SALE, . si'u'vai' of sitting in « namane’ sod
charitable Pam
We ee Fifty Cents
The Gcdaig Ranch, Cement Hill, . cnnaren..... Twenty-five Cents.
Mrs.N. KENNEDY & Mise NELLIE McLEAN
Managers.
Ranch fur Sale Cheap.
Only 3 Miles From Mevada City. HE ost oo hedediinerBenth
. situated on Rush Creek, about 4 miles
A Six-ro0om H ouse, Barn-and-Uut-houses a
; from Nevada City. Theranch coaiprises 80
Hay Piesg, ete,, ete. acres, 60 of which is mining. ground, eng
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. pare and qnartz, snd 20 acres in good im
ea, CONSISTING OF 160 ACRFS OF
ee IMPROVED AND NOW
ONDER CKOP. PLENTY FREE WATER
Apply on the premises or at with the property. The Kanch will be sold
W. H, SMITH’S STORE, of on tue promiees,
Nevad: City. je2 OATHARINE DEBARNARDI,
WAP IE. FKEOLMAESS,
Junction Main snd Commercial Streets.... WEVADA CITY,
Has just received a large Stock of
EASTERN MADE
HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBES, DUSTERS, ts, Ete.
Also on hand a full line of Goods. of
ma?29-]m
t—
AMONG THE SPECIALITIES THAT 1 OFFER ARE!
Park Saddles, Shack Saddles, Princess Saddles,
From the celebrated firm of C.-B. Smith & Co., NY.
& full assortment ofr
CARRIAGE WHIPS
OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, :
American and Spanish Saddlers’. Hardware.,
Including hand-made Bits and Spurs.
THE LARGEST AND BE3T STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS,
Call in and examina the goods whether yo>1y or not.
WM. HOLMES.
The New Nevada Boot & Shoo Store,
JOHN HERZINGER, PROPRIETOR.
Fine Eastern made Boots,
and Ladies’ and Children’s
Shoes will be sold yet
CHEAPER
than ever before .known in
Nevada County. Boots and
Shoes made to order and
. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
C. & P. H. TIRRILL’S FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
‘Nevada Druz Store,
WALTER D. VINTON
A Large Stock: of Patent Medicines.
Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps,
Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors,
~~ Toilet Articles of all kinds.
Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions
By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed.
AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT,
IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,”
£ AND———4
‘LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLOBE.’
FURNITORE and BEDDING!
The Cheapest Plase to Buy Furniture in Nevada City
as. AT aS
GUILD'S AUCTION HOUSE.
~
FRANK © UILD has just received a Large Consignment of;
Marble Top Wulnut, Pine, and Maple Bed Room Sets, which he .
will sell at San Francisco Prices, CALL AND SEE. Pazlor Sets.
~ Also, a la:ge ccnsignment of Oil Paintings, Chromos and a variety of Pictwes, —
world, : : Se
A Large variaty of Window Cornice frem: $1 up. Window
Shades and Hooks, Childre’s Carriag es. etc,_ t@Give me a call tefore purchasing e'sewhere,
‘CABR BROS:,
e
het prnisn, LARGE LOT, FRUIT
. VALISES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Rte.
rand. A hou, barmand waterreht TW Claim this Assortment to be the Best,
ata very low price. Enquire of John Kistle .
MY OWN MANUFACTURE. . Please Remembe: we have the Geods and
HYMAN BROS. Cor. Broad Pine Sts
ask you to buy unless you are satistied we can do better t
firm by you. “We show goods and give
what we can do.
And you can buy as ehtapty by mail or by sending threagih s tee
BED though roureelf. friend, ‘es
“apace aes B BE LOUNGE, tte best in the} mt toa
.
>THE TIME HAS COME.
AND WE ARE READY TO SHOW
THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNT)
THE GARGEST = MOST ELEGANT
AND VARIED STOCK OF
°
f
CLOTHING .
EVER SEEN IN THIS COONTY!
a 9
GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS '
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES WEW PATTERNS
——— Qe
and largely under usual prices.
~_—O—-.
ve right always.
——) <
make the Prices rignt.
-_—0o-—-—
Hyman Bros. 6 Murray Street, New York.
Hyman Bros., 216, 218 California St., San Franc’o.
Hyman Bros., Honolulu H. Islands.
NEVADA CITY
Are now in receipt of their
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,. j
And have put the same on display.
(Seer es:
In the wry of
Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers, Laces,
The handsomest and most extensive line to be found in Nevada County,
Qrenie
LOOK AT THIS!
Beautiful Brocaded Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide,
only 20 cents a yard.
Ottoman Ribbons, all the latest shades, 2 inches
wide, only 25 cents a yard. :
Fashionable colors in Satin and Gros Grain, 1%
inches wide, only 15 cents a yard. =
Our Assortmest of “Hats and Bonnets includes
The Bewitching ‘‘Langtry,”
The Unique ‘Kate Castleton,”?
The Popular **Lake Queen,”
Aud more than FIFTY other kinds never worn until the Present season.
* These Bonnets and Hats range from
Twenty-Five Cents to
———9—.
The Novel “Berlin,”
We make a Specialty of
Material for all kinds of Fancy Work,
Sach as ‘
Cardboard—Silver, White and Colored, from 5 to 23 cents a sheet,
Worsteds in all shades,2, 4 and $ told,at 10 cents an ounce (full weight )
Fish-line for tiles (all the rage) 50 cents a hank, which‘ts very cheap.
Lace Bunting tor Toilet Sets—the latest wrinkle, rich and neat,
Crewe's for Kensington—every shade and all A 1 quality.
Oil-boil-d Cotton for Etching. ‘
Briggs’ Patent Transferring Papers for Kensington and Etching.
ae moos
DO NOT FORGET
That we carry a Fine assortment of
yen Sar
NOTIONS AND Toys
BY THE CARTLOAD. ;
It would take ¢ whole page of the Tra i i,
vains we offer, and we a herefore gh “4 Heoge tag gps Ge ier.
them. Call at our store and see for yoursely.s what we k
iets cheerf i
If you cannot make-a persoial visit, WR, TE, ‘sad 3s ib eee ou
We have but One Price,
Yours very truly, : is
_ MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, —
‘Main &t., Nevada City.
a
1
No. 13 Commer St, nent to Keats ‘Meat Market
f : !
pa
om 2
olan
finest. Saloon in the county.
of HATS, CAPA ; GENTS, FURNISHING . from the best liquors. : a
When thirsty or in search of a good cigaf, call at the
J. EB. CARR.
PERFUMERY AND
MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. *=====
IN BROADCLOTH
1rGlad Tidings
THE CARPET HOUSE
Cate, Moi, Gingham, Clie and Dei . ,
jarge floor,.arranged intoa_
We do not . felt want of a complete line of carpets, from the lowest grade to the best of English Body Brussels,
FRANK GUILD, Auctioneer. . jogues Free. Call cr send for one. . Te oes
been thorough! “renovated end fnted, and is now there:
bia a raigg 2 Cuskeaners will p Rapa find on hand
Wines, Liquors. and. Cigars,
; at ee ee
G
Celebratéd Philadelphia Beer,
From the Philadé!pbia Brewery, San Francisco,
MENS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ Wholesale or Retail, 5, ro or 15~ galton’ kegs.
This is the Best Beer in the market. Daring 1882 the Philadelphia
Brewery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, which is MORE THAN. TWICE
the amount sold by any other Brewery in San Francisco. Give it a trial,
Families or dealers supplied on short notice.
—_—01—-,
ALSO.ON HAND .
Eastern and — Bottled Beer.
Fancy Drinks: of all kinds a specialty, “and mixed
M. COYNE, Proprietor.
T. @. Cann
CABER BROTHERS,
successor to . . H. Beldem,
PROFRI<TORS OF THE :
PALACE DRUG STORE,
Patronize us ond your purchases shail Corner Pine and apnea Streets... ..WEVADA rar*
0. Bi
A COMPLETE STOCK OF ‘
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES
And everything else usually found in a fi‘st class
Druc, Stor
eas) toe ao
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Newspapers, Illustrated Papefs, Periodicals, Ete.
SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES.
A Fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery
———9 — ba
ag Prescriptions carefully compounded at all aours by P. A Bepen
SS csiaietimemnaceteel
THE FINEST yer.
ust received from San Francisco, the Largest and
most Fashionable stock of
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
CONSISTING OF FINE
MEN'S DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS
YOUTHS’ AND BOYS" CLOTHING.
—o——
Particyplar atte tion is directed to my !ne of
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS,
AND WORSTED,
—AND THE—
CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH
THE BEST LOT OF
FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Ever brought to this market,
——O—— :
THE “LATEST OUT” IN
The Captivating “Jersey Lily,” . Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Fancy Hosiery, Hats & Caps.
The Charming “Jauaty,”. An unusually ‘large display of STRAW. HATS. ;
Take a look at the
Then drop ia and learn the low prices, Fifteen! Dollars. ° MP LES IN\THE SHOW WINDOW;
Odd Fellows’ Biock, Broad Street, Nevada
0
o”r—
Have recently connected their extensive, w
vorably known establishment ‘with an ad
CARPET DEPART!
ae ee eee
Having supplied Nevada County with the long©
Res lly invite the people of Nevada City and
-vicinity to call and inspect their stock, im :
direct from American and English aetna
Low prices and’ fair dealings assured. Carp
sewed free of charge, and delivered to all parts of
. Nevada County and adjoining counties,
nih i sa ie GRASS VALLEY,
+ BY
‘
. To patrons, from Giffin’s factory,and everything guaranteed as-represented,