March 1, 1884 (4 pages)

Ciks aot keep ‘constantly Fe ‘WheUnton coeaten soe ge RES PAE ap AgonyShemaing ne sod gin’ on hand « large supply of Réd Clohkuie Gols ia oh Wilt have . a‘ers ". the mee oftin the projector gs of the nganother of his Commercial street . ver; “°" Alfalfa, Timothy, Whitea a bigauc sale at bistio roonis in n the . by _Grass . Valley and San Juan ‘wagon . lota.’ preparatory ts to. “erecting two].and Lawn Grass Seeds,, druggists. 25’ « Transoript Block. The good to be s . box,: Sout hy anit J; N. Hearme disposed of consist of second-hand. man & Co., Proprietors, New York. much feverish excitement as the reHeeday night, theSecretary read the ie Oca rented to Geer oak Don't forget that J. J. -erockery, glassware, ITOR ANSORIET:be dvaaayh to port of the discovery. of a new min-: lietof subscriptions showing: the chants, but nevertheless they m etc, Redington & Co., Agents, San be classed as permanent laierert k3eps'on hand all kinds of canned It will be @ fine opportunityto seMrnceinan,, Cal, notices posted a few days ago, the ing region, ‘Tt is always the most. amount subscribed in Grass Valley mente,: yt goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and cure bar; Be ps. EERE APES Hs a residents of thispldce held a meetorate pays more to the pan. if iit to be $12,400.» Articles of ‘incorliquors for medicinal pur, a: 's Our little girl had the croup, We . Scere “ anliing ot all hinds seield _be_coning at Skidmore’s Hall last. evening . 18 * Placer diggings, and if quartz poration were then presented by Geo: Tae feminine wick in Paris is everything found in «a first-class. indulging in hand-painted bonnet s, grocery store. . ‘jyl tinued, Perhaps it is well to follow to devise:— and means of raising lodes average in each claim: ‘located Fletcher, and unanimously approved. ee erciperg ‘deste 2 a larger paying streak ‘ofore. than The name adopted was the Grass . The undersigned takes this meth. colds, always. with success, “This pidabaragis knowa. An old prospecValley and San Juan Turnpike Comod Of expressing her gratitude to wonderful ‘medicine, and tor; who had been a California pionpany, with a capital stock of $25,000 those friends and neighbors who ren-. family where. there are él ee, had followed the rush to Frazer divided into: 1000 shares of $25 each. : udge dered 80 many xindnesses to herself} should: keep it im the he other we can’t reconcile ourselves to i thecase w Woodruff vs, the North river, hadmined in Montana ‘and all The following gentlemen were separand family during the last illness of . best, “and asafe’ wuch.a abate of: affairs,“Perhaps af-{: “remedy, ld Mining Com/pasly et ‘als., the other-Rocky Mountain. territorately placed in nomination to serve . her husband, also tothe choir who Publisher Courier, San’ ter we have become sanctified and: Te, "Deo. ‘amatteriin which we are all deeply igs, and when askedin the San Juan as Directors for one year and each . farnished the music at the funeral, 24th, 1882. purified we may look at things ina ee concerned, and which is of vitalinmines of Colorado where he thought unanimously elected: George Lord, Mrs. D. BE. Sto _ different light. ‘There ii nothing which creates 8 road held: in. the former town Wed: . m oh ben ik atores. We su cre ,} terest to she entire mining regionin was the best mining region, leaned Geo. D. McLean, H, Silvester, Chas. #0 the State at large. on bispick and said: ‘Well, strangH. Mitehell and Thos, Freeman. ramento Thursday night, and he didTT. us,in thie city, itiislife or death, er,I have been bunting for«that The chairman announced that ten not come home alone, » ever since 49, , 1 has always percent. of the amount of the subas will be Unless the’ decree shall be ‘80 miodisebr by reference to the marriage tiéd, to say ‘the’ ‘least, as'to ‘allow beet just a little farther off. A’ govd scriptions would be required to be} mining to. be carried on by the drift many of us Californians. have died paid before the articles of incopora; desolation will ensue trying to find it and unless they bury tion were filed with the Secretary of is xlreaily known. tomany. of our throughoutthe entire mining region me pretty deep down in an old minState, to which there was a prompt citizens, having formerly, been -prinof northern. California, and. it. 18 to ing shaft, where there is no chance response, nearly all present coming cipal of the Kindergarten here. be hoped that since the ball is startto get out, I reckon my bones will foward, and paying the required The couple received # hearty. wel. ‘red every. Mountaintown will take g0 prospectingon ‘that same old layamount. The meeting then adjourned subject to_futare_ call _byWS Laccsmmnbe 5 = come from.many ‘friends upon their action in someshape:to moe ftit = out,” The last excitement of this nature Bosrd of Directors. Upon the adarrival, and ‘a ‘dinner partywas ing. }journment of the meeting of the subgiven at the Union Hotel during the The ‘aca convened by siiaiieas is the reported discovery of mines of scribers the Directors met for organ: 7 4 Josiah Glasaon Chairman and James fabulous wealth in the Coeur d'Alene ization, when George Lord was electevening in honor of them. Marriott Secretary.The following mountains in Idaho, The editor of ed President, H. Silvester Treasurer, Mrs. J, A. Rapp, “President of appeal to our Hon. Board of Superthe Vallejo Chronicle accoupanied and George Elageher Secretary. The bond of the. mrer was fixed at the: Women’s Christian. Temperance Nevada City, Feb. 29, 1884. shee —_— oe This evening,: commencing at 7 BONCUTL fe o'clock sharp, I will sell in my salesoO THE BRST TOILET SOAP. room, Transcript block, Commercial THE MOST ECONOMICAL. i an sevmpiut pobad bpahe fotoreehtal visors ‘was then introduced, read and the late Governor Isane I. Stevens of $5,000. oo Auction’ Sale. street, a general line of second-hand farniture, crockery, glassware, etc. Gro. Tracy, Auctioneer, GOOD FOR THE SKIN. © ** ‘ U IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES.’ Lodging House Mouse for Sale. The lodging hease tskept kept by IL Boneuti. Mrs. Nichole northwest corner of wi oe . Pine and Commercial streets is now see with ladies: who the offered for sale at a bargain as the fg ivtedermnarbe proprietress is going to leave this = icity. : which:ne Ate dha on the face walk ne 20 ry sce — 10 cent#a-cake.j. ~ Callat once. Chas. H. Mitchell and Union, says that Mrs, Leavitt, the noanimouely adopted, and isi now in Washington Territory, in his Indian George Fletcher were appointed a temperance lecturer, will not goto the hands of a poramigiee to receive treaty making expedition in 1855, committee to draft by-laws for the ae dm, Sprain, Btn, Gale "The most Powerful and PeneGrass Valley on Sunday. evening,” farther signatuces: « and he tells what they saw in that Company. The Secretary was aurating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. thorized to procure the necess: the 9th iostant, as announced yes. . “To the Honorable, the Board of region : ‘The trip was extended to books and other documents needed terday, but will speak in the. TheaSupervisors of Nevada County. We, the Missouri river, some distance beby the Company. Upon _consultatre both afternoon and evening. It is your petitioners, citizens and reslow Fort Benton, The governor, tion the Board determined that expected she will lecture at Grass dents of North Bloomfield and vicinwho was afterwards a general in the work upon the road should be comValley in the forenoon, of the day. pity, respectfully petition your honorUnion army, and killed at the battle menced at the earliest practicable time after the definite location of the EP Be Ta San Juan Times says: Since able body to appropriate from the of Chantilly in Pope’s campaign, had line, An adjournment was taken until yesterday morning, at which the closing down of the American General Fund, or any other fund of been an offiser in the corps of army meeting the Board decided-to go out engineers and had eharge in 1853. of ‘mine many idle men can be seen ocsaid county of Nevada under. your to-day to make an examination of casionally on our streeté looking fot control, the sum of $5,000, or such the North: Pacific railroad explorathe country on the south bank of the tions. This was his particular hobYuba, and on Tuesday will go to something to.do man honest other sum as yon in your wisdom Sweetland for the purpose of making living. © As to that mine was may deén; expedient, to aid and asby, and. though engaged on matters an examination of the country on the pertaining to his duties as superinFanning ‘thera were no. idle men sist in defraying the expenses of taknorth side of the river. tendent of Indian affairs, he made in ing an'appeal from the decision and here except mechanics, Superior Court. ee $ decree of Judge Sawyer,in the case his every day travel a barometrical Tux editor of the Sierra Valley of Woodruff vs, the North Bloomprefile of the route and noted down The following business was tranLeader asks the:public to. pity the field. G; M. Co, ‘eb ws., to the Suevery feature of the country over sacted in the Superior Court yestersorrows of “a poor snow-bound edipreme Court of the United States, which he passed. It was a surveying day, Judge John Caldwell presidtor, who is without papers to clip That party as well as an Indian expedi. ing : from and no news.to write about, _°**Whereas, We believe said decistion and the data thus gathered Price et al vs. Bellet al. Cause and no:paper to print on and a lot of ion and decree to be unjust, unequiformed an exceedingly valuable part dismissed without prejudice, each to subscribers who want the ae: on table, illegal, partial and prejudicial, of the published report on the Northpay their own costs, time. mis and withal tyrannical, that it, if enern Pacific route. Of the regions Cross vs, Original Empire M. and forced, and unless reversed or modithus explored there was none so diiM. Co. Hearing of motion for judgTun’ Nevada’ City Bia’ of ficult as the Coeur d’Alene country. ment on the pleadings continued to Pythias who intend to join the Unified by a higher tribanal, is the law It is in the highest portion of the of the land, enjoins, enatops and proMarch 12th. form Rank are getting their coats Rocky mountains. It. isin every Bourne. vs, Watt et al. Hearing made and the Division willbe’ instihibits every class and mode of minway difficult of approach, and can of demurrer to complaint continued tuted the latter part of this month, ‘ing on the American, Sacramento, Bear, Feather and Yuba rivers and never be made-a pleasant place to to March 12th. probably about the 29th. their tributaries, wliile. it permits it live. It is almostimpossible to make Rose vs, Nevada and Grass Valley Miss.Gusstz McMurray of San on all the other rivers of the State, . good roads there, .The steepness of W. and L, Co. Hearing of motion Juan leaves next Monday with her and by it millions of money in. propthe mountains, tre deep snows of the to strike out continued to March 12 h uncle and Judge Searls for New ertyis laid waste, towns and villages fall aud winter, the numerous Dreyfuss vs. Tompkias, ExecuYork. The young lady will redepopulated-and thousands of men, streams made rushing torrents. by tion stayed for 20 days, main in the east a year or s0 visiting women and children made homeless the melting snows in the spring and Fredenburr vs. Brown. “Argued ani beggars, and this in a land early summer months, render traveland eubmitted to jury. friends and relatives. wherein ‘they have spent the best jpg, threugh the greater portion of No £yrerprrisina journalist has years of their lives and best enerthe year, both difficult and dangerous, *Ranaway and Accident. AUCTION SALE. Lower Than Ever!(F A tj " i + Everything at-your ‘own Price! This evening, commencing at 7 o’clock, sharp, I will sellin my ‘The Grandest Bargains ever oben this State salesroom, Transcript Sarre eure Cea Block, Commercial St., On account of Removal our large stock of Goods a general line of SECOND-HAND FURNITORE, i@CROCK Y, GLASSWARE, TM yet started a daily newapaper at Magies, and have materially helped to If thereis as much of a bring the State of California to the boom-down there-ag the Appeal repproud éminence shenow énjoy 3; and resents, it is a first-class field for ‘Whereas, We find the agriculturyaville. such a venture. ral counties, notibly Sacramento, Sutter, Colusa and Yuba have been, through their Supervisors; donating large‘sums of’‘money to bring about this desolation and destruction of property, we hold it to be your Do.wor forget the Indien’ and children’s classin dancing will meet at the Theatre*_ thig afternoon. The weekly soireewill be held at the same place to-night,pa celeat 8 right, your duty, to exercise your o elock, power in defense ‘and protection of THREE feet of snow covers the those intetests, over which you asa plaza at Truckee, while dowm at this body were elected to preside. end of thecoahty.we are enjoying “Therefore, We ask yoti to conall the pleasures of® the most desider this, our petition, and, after lightful Spring weather. : considering it, grant. it, and we wil! ever pray.” Old mountaineers and the Catholic priests at the miission, who, for Yesterday as Mrs, W. Wills, who keeps a tavern near Glenbrook; was years, had with noble sacrifice dedriving to town with a single/wagon, voted themselves to the good of the in ‘which were also her daughter, small band of Indians in that valley, Mrs: S. Blight, and two of the latsaid the only time to cross the Coeur ter’s children, something/broke about d’Alene mountains was in July, Augthe harness in descending the hill ust and September, “It is a country just this side of the tunnel. The of which the climate may be deoccupants of the wagon were thrown scribed as nine months of winter and out along thé road here and there, three months late in the fall. The but none of them were severely hurt present mining excitement is but” sexcept Mrs./Wills who is badly cut revival of the old Pend d’Oreille about the Wead and one of her legs. mining excitement of 1855; the scenes Two'or three more members of the their companions have doubled the guard of avenging angels. to pay Mr. ‘Whiting leaves two children, . tow test, short weight, alumor phosONLY IN sob es the telephone line on the a cettainmonthly sum if employed: and many friends will be pained to. phate powders. SoLp Powper Co., The funeral . HOY! Baxine at three o'clock this . Wal! st., N. ¥. re a ain their /membership; ‘will takeglace afternoon from the Congregational {Chores "AS March bids fair to-ecome in like: eo ge out), like a lion.” eh — to about one handred and es hors ‘when vf ) ees Knitted, All-Wool Skirts’ for Ladies and Children, GoopnD sg, Mittens, Wristlets, Leggings, &c. A great variety of WOOLEN YARNS, and all Material for Faney Work. enact (cnet tate We have a fine assortment of LATEST STYLE WINTER TRIMMED HATS, “In order to make it an object for all to. purchase, we will make a deduction of Ten per cent, on every Hat purchased. os ent snow line are arving ap my bis money may. be.raised., He. iy. booksin the public schools and tranothers. may agree, with hin. sact other business, This text-book . . rapidly. KI ce 38 organizations of this charact:: question is ‘an important “ue and Tureare five Saturdays, five . be soon: instituted incevery town . should be acted’ upon cautiously, : ‘Sundaysand five Mondaye inthis ia our county. They: won't stop here,. We think the present Board can be empent them t0 the best sane but other counties, as much interes ttrusted to do the right thing by the Good ‘G@oods . ed in,thia issueas weare, will speedpupils and patrons of the schools. Theyer workER and late —_ ity :adaaes Woe and organize ee Styles! ; eet round néed, occasionally, iésave long been organ-. Up the Country. Cou Bs the ealthfal stimnlns imparted by have for a long time show: lesome tonic like Hostetter’s LOWEST PRICES ! The Enreka stage company is st ilk] Stomach Bitters. To all, its fps acre cna ox acrnaae?“Why should we b: carrying passengers and express efficiency as a remedy an oe en, not here to the Backbone House on and ventive of disease patina* a _ Everything as Represented 1. ets '. wheels, using'a sled the rest of the . checkss incipient rheumatism ev poetsi a way into Moore’s Flat, The road to pation, dyspepsia and© Graniteville . is not yet open, comarrests ure decayof the a =] bois edt teabraagels of Pha munication . Garden and Flower Seeds. at ‘ Carr Bazos,, with that town being sical energi mitigates the ‘infirmi pee ay ape who travel: in and pant of age and hastens convalesout.on snowshoes. The Washington . For sale bya Druggists and deal “Cor, Pine and Commercial streets, ©-road is nearly clear of snow, © a Call early as these Bargains are being offered on: ly for a short time. Nocatch game in this, but everything as represented. BEARNEARD _:-) J. E. CARR. T. H, CARR. CARR BROTHERS. Proprietors of The Palace Drugstore, Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly onhand a Jarge andj\complete stock of everything usually found in FIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE. ‘ATG, SHES, VARNI OLS, , PAINTS eae When Dollars~are scarce ft ih your dary to The County Board of Education '. will meet in Superintendent Tiffany’s Your correspondent believes th’ office at 10 o'clock this morning to Tiina’ roads below the _preswould be the most equitable ‘plan’ c: consider making » change of text be hi derwear. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Hoods. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Sacks, Which we must dispose of at once. ‘county Board of Eiucation. Tue Providence mine: gives em is * ; Ladies’ Knitted and Crochet Shawls. SEXLALL.EIN BERGER. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Skirts. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted and Crochet UnAMERICAN 9 CENT STORE...BROAD STREET SrkoR the stoppage of the hydranmen in minesand carpenters/ then only/a nominal . ‘earn of. hig death. —0-—— Consisting in part of ers, ‘butchers, brewers, druggists, yD. Whiting, who died at this Join anvna who came up to atdealersin books, otationery and notend thé faneral Of ite brother” retions, dealersin fancy articles, and city yesterday forenoon, was a taraed to: Pleasanton fegastar f ty 2 . mill owners, to berated according to rile ba of SO. Whiting, and had for. more than twenty years. resided This oan gk jos A mar0, é. thew ntributes’ the cake, . their monthly gales; mechanics, 4 in this locality. ~He was a logger . vel of purity, strength and who. . Finelude barbers, blacksmiths, pb that'is to be v tothe ‘handsomby occupation, being employed last . someness More economical than t _ . cians; ranchmen,teamsters, cl res ordinary kinds, and. cannot be sold est lady at St. Patrick’s ball._ ‘Summer at Marsh Brothers’ g mili. n competition with the multitude of ‘book-keepers, school s teache / fore if unemp Beautiful Article of FOR WINTER WEAR,§ the ers generally. t a MANUFACTURED BY THE WwWoouxunHBzHN ie Ridge has been discontinued. ee {ress Goods almost Given Away . Wroeolem Groods We have now aj full and completeSassortment, of which speaks well fer the moral conTo equalize the assessment its memwriter would give the advice, don’t dition in this lodality. bers are to be classified ae business believein thgm and don’t go. You ————_o<—> 0 will heartijy wish you had not if Tux Truckee Republican has found men, mechanics and workingmen, ou do.” and ‘defined as follows: Business out that S. Pringis the name of the party that broke old Winter's backmen to include, general .mercltants, ‘ eorten of J.D. Whiting. hotel, saloon and livery stable keepbone, rage li ee We mean just what we say. Tuerx ie a dearth of criminal bas this) to be appropriated to the same who have been excited by the rumors of the richness of these mines, IN A VERY SHORT TIME. Piling Up the Taxes. foot, but it was laid over until next this wild goose chase. All glong Wuar steps aré being taken for the Monday evening for more mature their returning route could be’found grand fairin this city, and the stock reflection. It is 4 proposition to orsometimes piled up ia heaps, abandisplay and races at the Glenbrook ganize a-Miners Protective Associadoned mining tools, cooking utensils Park next fall? I¢ ia time, to he tion that money may be collected by and even provisions, thréwn away to assessment on its members monthly, lighten the loads of /broken' down about it. Ae re . (and everybody is expected to join pack.animals, To those Californians iness in the justice courts of the city, end as thatsought by the petition. =e Sold FOR THE SALE OF ROCKFORD WOOLEN MILIS, Aséemblyman A. Walrath yesterAnd would call the attention of the Ladies to a atthe Coeur d’Alene mission a numday received a telegram from Sacra of operations being not very far apart, The writer on his return. from Fort Benton in that year met qento saying Governor Stoneman Thisis being numerously signed ber of returning prospectors and a had concluded to callan extra sesand will be presented to the Board more disgusted crowd he never saw. sion of the Legislature. The date of They cursed.everybody who had anyat its next sessions the proposed meeting was not given. There is, also, auotlier project on thing to do with starting them/on Young Men’s Social Club are wavering on the,verge of matrimony and GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE AGENCY ust — Be peti BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, ~MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ALL KINDS OF PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWSPAPERS, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, r Kc and hire Lancas & n Londo lie ie & Crawiord AGENTS FOR Tmsurance Compani "(NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN STREET, han which there arenone better ‘bar Peéscriptions accurately’ anpSatiecom-. _-NEVADA CITY. panded by a careful and Kompenet. Druggist.b.

Ciks aot keep ‘constantly Fe ‘WheUnton coeaten soe ge RES PAE ap AgonyShemaing ne sod gin’ on hand « large supply of Réd Clohkuie Gols ia oh Wilt have . a‘ers ". the mee oftin the projector gs of the nganother of his Commercial street . ver; “°" Alfalfa, Timothy, Whitea a bigauc sale at bistio roonis in n the . by _Grass . Valley and San Juan ‘wagon . lota.’ preparatory ts to. “erecting two].and Lawn Grass Seeds,, druggists. 25’ « Transoript Block. The good to be s . box,: Sout hy anit J; N. Hearme disposed of consist of second-hand. man & Co., Proprietors, New York. much feverish excitement as the reHeeday night, theSecretary read the ie Oca rented to Geer oak Don't forget that J. J. -erockery, glassware, ITOR ANSORIET:be dvaaayh to port of the discovery. of a new min-: lietof subscriptions showing: the chants, but nevertheless they m etc, Redington & Co., Agents, San be classed as permanent laierert k3eps'on hand all kinds of canned It will be @ fine opportunityto seMrnceinan,, Cal, notices posted a few days ago, the ing region, ‘Tt is always the most. amount subscribed in Grass Valley mente,: yt goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and cure bar; Be ps. EERE APES Hs a residents of thispldce held a meetorate pays more to the pan. if iit to be $12,400.» Articles of ‘incorliquors for medicinal pur, a: 's Our little girl had the croup, We . Scere “ anliing ot all hinds seield _be_coning at Skidmore’s Hall last. evening . 18 * Placer diggings, and if quartz poration were then presented by Geo: Tae feminine wick in Paris is everything found in «a first-class. indulging in hand-painted bonnet s, grocery store. . ‘jyl tinued, Perhaps it is well to follow to devise:— and means of raising lodes average in each claim: ‘located Fletcher, and unanimously approved. ee erciperg ‘deste 2 a larger paying streak ‘ofore. than The name adopted was the Grass . The undersigned takes this meth. colds, always. with success, “This pidabaragis knowa. An old prospecValley and San Juan Turnpike Comod Of expressing her gratitude to wonderful ‘medicine, and tor; who had been a California pionpany, with a capital stock of $25,000 those friends and neighbors who ren-. family where. there are él ee, had followed the rush to Frazer divided into: 1000 shares of $25 each. : udge dered 80 many xindnesses to herself} should: keep it im the he other we can’t reconcile ourselves to i thecase w Woodruff vs, the North river, hadmined in Montana ‘and all The following gentlemen were separand family during the last illness of . best, “and asafe’ wuch.a abate of: affairs,“Perhaps af-{: “remedy, ld Mining Com/pasly et ‘als., the other-Rocky Mountain. territorately placed in nomination to serve . her husband, also tothe choir who Publisher Courier, San’ ter we have become sanctified and: Te, "Deo. ‘amatteriin which we are all deeply igs, and when askedin the San Juan as Directors for one year and each . farnished the music at the funeral, 24th, 1882. purified we may look at things ina ee concerned, and which is of vitalinmines of Colorado where he thought unanimously elected: George Lord, Mrs. D. BE. Sto _ different light. ‘There ii nothing which creates 8 road held: in. the former town Wed: . m oh ben ik atores. We su cre ,} terest to she entire mining regionin was the best mining region, leaned Geo. D. McLean, H, Silvester, Chas. #0 the State at large. on bispick and said: ‘Well, strangH. Mitehell and Thos, Freeman. ramento Thursday night, and he didTT. us,in thie city, itiislife or death, er,I have been bunting for«that The chairman announced that ten not come home alone, » ever since 49, , 1 has always percent. of the amount of the subas will be Unless the’ decree shall be ‘80 miodisebr by reference to the marriage tiéd, to say ‘the’ ‘least, as'to ‘allow beet just a little farther off. A’ govd scriptions would be required to be} mining to. be carried on by the drift many of us Californians. have died paid before the articles of incopora; desolation will ensue trying to find it and unless they bury tion were filed with the Secretary of is xlreaily known. tomany. of our throughoutthe entire mining region me pretty deep down in an old minState, to which there was a prompt citizens, having formerly, been -prinof northern. California, and. it. 18 to ing shaft, where there is no chance response, nearly all present coming cipal of the Kindergarten here. be hoped that since the ball is startto get out, I reckon my bones will foward, and paying the required The couple received # hearty. wel. ‘red every. Mountaintown will take g0 prospectingon ‘that same old layamount. The meeting then adjourned subject to_futare_ call _byWS Laccsmmnbe 5 = come from.many ‘friends upon their action in someshape:to moe ftit = out,” The last excitement of this nature Bosrd of Directors. Upon the adarrival, and ‘a ‘dinner partywas ing. }journment of the meeting of the subgiven at the Union Hotel during the The ‘aca convened by siiaiieas is the reported discovery of mines of scribers the Directors met for organ: 7 4 Josiah Glasaon Chairman and James fabulous wealth in the Coeur d'Alene ization, when George Lord was electevening in honor of them.. Marriott Secretary.The following mountains in Idaho, The editor of ed President, H. Silvester Treasurer, Mrs. J, A. Rapp, “President of appeal to our Hon. Board of Superthe Vallejo Chronicle accoupanied and George Elageher Secretary. The bond of the. mrer was fixed at the: Women’s Christian. Temperance Nevada City, Feb. 29, 1884. shee —_— oe This evening,: commencing at 7 BONCUTL fe o'clock sharp, I will sell in my salesoO THE BRST TOILET SOAP. room, Transcript block, Commercial THE MOST ECONOMICAL. i an sevmpiut pobad bpahe fotoreehtal visors ‘was then introduced, read and the late Governor Isane I. Stevens of $5,000. oo Auction’ Sale. street, a general line of second-hand farniture, crockery, glassware, etc. Gro. Tracy, Auctioneer, GOOD FOR THE SKIN. © ** ‘ U IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES.’ Lodging House Mouse for Sale. The lodging hease tskept kept by IL Boneuti. Mrs. Nichole northwest corner of wi oe . Pine and Commercial streets is now see with ladies: who the offered for sale at a bargain as the fg ivtedermnarbe proprietress is going to leave this = icity. : which:ne Ate dha on the face walk ne 20 ry sce — 10 cent#a-cake.j. ~ Callat once. Chas. H. Mitchell and Union, says that Mrs, Leavitt, the noanimouely adopted, and isi now in Washington Territory, in his Indian George Fletcher were appointed a temperance lecturer, will not goto the hands of a poramigiee to receive treaty making expedition in 1855, committee to draft by-laws for the ae dm, Sprain, Btn, Gale "The most Powerful and PeneGrass Valley on Sunday. evening,” farther signatuces: « and he tells what they saw in that Company. The Secretary was aurating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. thorized to procure the necess: the 9th iostant, as announced yes. . “To the Honorable, the Board of region : ‘The trip was extended to books and other documents needed terday, but will speak in the. TheaSupervisors of Nevada County. We, the Missouri river, some distance beby the Company. Upon _consultatre both afternoon and evening. It is your petitioners, citizens and reslow Fort Benton, The governor, tion the Board determined that expected she will lecture at Grass dents of North Bloomfield and vicinwho was afterwards a general in the work upon the road should be comValley in the forenoon, of the day. pity, respectfully petition your honorUnion army, and killed at the battle menced at the earliest practicable time after the definite location of the EP Be Ta San Juan Times says: Since able body to appropriate from the of Chantilly in Pope’s campaign, had line, An adjournment was taken until yesterday morning, at which the closing down of the American General Fund, or any other fund of been an offiser in the corps of army meeting the Board decided-to go out engineers and had eharge in 1853. of ‘mine many idle men can be seen ocsaid county of Nevada under. your to-day to make an examination of casionally on our streeté looking fot control, the sum of $5,000, or such the North: Pacific railroad explorathe country on the south bank of the tions.. This was his particular hobYuba, and on Tuesday will go to something to.do man honest other sum as yon in your wisdom Sweetland for the purpose of making living. © As to that mine was may deén; expedient, to aid and asby, and. though engaged on matters an examination of the country on the pertaining to his duties as superinFanning ‘thera were no. idle men sist in defraying the expenses of taknorth side of the river. tendent of Indian affairs, he made in ing an'appeal from the decision and here except mechanics, Superior Court. ee $ decree of Judge Sawyer,in the case his every day travel a barometrical Tux editor of the Sierra Valley of Woodruff vs, the North Bloomprefile of the route and noted down The following business was tranLeader asks the:public to. pity the field. G; M. Co, ‘eb ws., to the Suevery feature of the country over sacted in the Superior Court yestersorrows of “a poor snow-bound edipreme Court of the United States, which he passed. It was a surveying day, Judge John Caldwell presidtor, who is without papers to clip That party as well as an Indian expedi. ing : from and no news.to write about, _°**Whereas, We believe said decistion and the data thus gathered Price et al vs. Bellet al. Cause and no:paper to print on and a lot of ion and decree to be unjust, unequiformed an exceedingly valuable part dismissed without prejudice, each to subscribers who want the ae: on table, illegal, partial and prejudicial, of the published report on the Northpay their own costs, time. mis and withal tyrannical, that it, if enern Pacific route. Of the regions Cross vs, Original Empire M. and forced, and unless reversed or modithus explored there was none so diiM. Co. Hearing of motion for judgTun’ Nevada’ City Bia’ of ficult as the Coeur d’Alene country. ment on the pleadings continued to Pythias who intend to join the Unified by a higher tribanal, is the law It is in the highest portion of the of the land, enjoins, enatops and proMarch 12th. form Rank are getting their coats Rocky mountains. It. isin every Bourne. vs, Watt et al. Hearing made and the Division willbe’ instihibits every class and mode of minway difficult of approach, and can of demurrer to complaint continued tuted the latter part of this month, ‘ing on the American, Sacramento, Bear, Feather and Yuba rivers and never be made-a pleasant place to to March 12th. probably about the 29th. their tributaries, wliile. it permits it live. It is almostimpossible to make Rose vs, Nevada and Grass Valley Miss.Gusstz McMurray of San on all the other rivers of the State, . good roads there, .The steepness of W. and L, Co. Hearing of motion Juan leaves next Monday with her and by it millions of money in. propthe mountains, tre deep snows of the to strike out continued to March 12 h uncle and Judge Searls for New ertyis laid waste, towns and villages fall aud winter, the numerous Dreyfuss vs. Tompkias, ExecuYork.. The young lady will redepopulated-and thousands of men, streams made rushing torrents. by tion stayed for 20 days, main in the east a year or s0 visiting women and children made homeless the melting snows in the spring and Fredenburr vs. Brown. “Argued ani beggars, and this in a land early summer months, render traveland eubmitted to jury. friends and relatives. wherein ‘they have spent the best jpg, threugh the greater portion of No £yrerprrisina journalist has years of their lives and best enerthe year, both difficult and dangerous, *Ranaway and Accident. AUCTION SALE. Lower Than Ever!(F A tj " i + Everything at-your ‘own Price! This evening, commencing at 7 o’clock, sharp, I will sellin my ‘The Grandest Bargains ever oben this State salesroom, Transcript Sarre eure Cea Block, Commercial St., On account of Removal our large stock of Goods a general line of SECOND-HAND FURNITORE, i@CROCK Y, GLASSWARE, TM yet started a daily newapaper at Magies, and have materially helped to If thereis as much of a bring the State of California to the boom-down there-ag the Appeal repproud éminence shenow énjoy 3; and resents, it is a first-class field for ‘Whereas, We find the agriculturyaville. such a venture. ral counties, notibly Sacramento, Sutter, Colusa and Yuba have been, through their Supervisors; donating large‘sums of’‘money to bring about this desolation and destruction of property, we hold it to be your Do.wor forget the Indien’ and children’s classin dancing will meet at the Theatre*_ thig afternoon. The weekly soireewill be held at the same place to-night,pa celeat 8 right, your duty, to exercise your o elock, power in defense ‘and protection of THREE feet of snow covers the those intetests, over which you asa plaza at Truckee, while dowm at this body were elected to preside. end of thecoahty.we are enjoying “Therefore, We ask yoti to conall the pleasures of® the most desider this, our petition, and, after lightful Spring weather. : considering it, grant. it, and we wil! ever pray.” Old mountaineers and the Catholic

priests at the miission, who, for Yesterday as Mrs, W. Wills, who keeps a tavern near Glenbrook; was years, had with noble sacrifice dedriving to town with a single/wagon, voted themselves to the good of the in ‘which were also her daughter, small band of Indians in that valley, Mrs: S. Blight, and two of the latsaid the only time to cross the Coeur ter’s children, something/broke about d’Alene mountains was in July, Augthe harness in descending the hill ust and September, “It is a country just this side of the tunnel. The of which the climate may be deoccupants of the wagon were thrown scribed as nine months of winter and out along thé road here and there, three months late in the fall. The but none of them were severely hurt present mining excitement is but” sexcept Mrs./Wills who is badly cut revival of the old Pend d’Oreille about the Wead and one of her legs. mining excitement of 1855; the scenes Two'or three more members of the their companions have doubled the guard of avenging angels. to pay Mr. ‘Whiting leaves two children, . tow test, short weight, alumor phosONLY IN sob es the telephone line on the a cettainmonthly sum if employed: and many friends will be pained to. phate powders. SoLp Powper Co., The funeral . HOY! Baxine at three o'clock this . Wal! st., N. ¥. re a ain their /membership; ‘will takeglace afternoon from the Congregational {Chores "AS March bids fair to-ecome in like: eo ge out), like a lion.” eh — to about one handred and es hors ‘when vf ) ees Knitted, All-Wool Skirts’ for Ladies and Children, GoopnD sg, Mittens, Wristlets, Leggings, &c. A great variety of WOOLEN YARNS, and all Material for Faney Work. enact (cnet tate We have a fine assortment of LATEST STYLE WINTER TRIMMED HATS, “In order to make it an object for all to. purchase, we will make a deduction of Ten per cent, on every Hat purchased. os ent snow line are arving ap my bis money may. be.raised., He. iy. booksin the public schools and tranothers. may agree, with hin. sact other business, This text-book . . rapidly. KI ce 38 organizations of this charact:: question is ‘an important “ue and Tureare five Saturdays, five . be soon: instituted incevery town . should be acted’ upon cautiously, : ‘Sundaysand five Mondaye inthis ia our county. They: won't stop here,. We think the present Board can be empent them t0 the best sane but other counties, as much interes ttrusted to do the right thing by the Good ‘G@oods . ed in,thia issueas weare, will speedpupils and patrons of the schools. Theyer workER and late —_ ity :adaaes Woe and organize ee Styles! ; eet round néed, occasionally, iésave long been organ-. Up the Country. Cou Bs the ealthfal stimnlns imparted by have for a long time show: lesome tonic like Hostetter’s LOWEST PRICES ! The Enreka stage company is st ilk] Stomach Bitters. To all, its fps acre cna ox acrnaae?“Why should we b: carrying passengers and express efficiency as a remedy an oe en, not here to the Backbone House on and ventive of disease patina* a _ Everything as Represented 1. ets '. wheels, using'a sled the rest of the . checkss incipient rheumatism ev poetsi a way into Moore’s Flat, The road to pation, dyspepsia and© Graniteville . is not yet open, comarrests ure decayof the a =] bois edt teabraagels of Pha munication . Garden and Flower Seeds. at ‘ Carr Bazos,, with that town being sical energi mitigates the ‘infirmi pee ay ape who travel: in and pant of age and hastens convalesout.on snowshoes.. The Washington . For sale bya Druggists and deal “Cor, Pine and Commercial streets, ©-road is nearly clear of snow, © a Call early as these Bargains are being offered on: ly for a short time. Nocatch game in this, but everything as represented. BEARNEARD _:-) J. E. CARR. T. H, CARR. CARR BROTHERS. Proprietors of The Palace Drugstore, Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly onhand a Jarge andj\complete stock of everything usually found in FIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE. ‘ATG, SHES, VARNI OLS, , PAINTS eae When Dollars~are scarce ft ih your dary to The County Board of Education '. will meet in Superintendent Tiffany’s Your correspondent believes th’ office at 10 o'clock this morning to Tiina’ roads below the _preswould be the most equitable ‘plan’ c: consider making » change of text be hi derwear. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Hoods. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Sacks, Which we must dispose of at once. ‘county Board of Eiucation. Tue Providence mine: gives em is * ; Ladies’ Knitted and Crochet Shawls. SEXLALL.EIN BERGER. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Skirts. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted and Crochet UnAMERICAN 9 CENT STORE......BROAD STREET SrkoR the stoppage of the hydranmen in minesand carpenters/ then only/a nominal . ‘earn of. hig death. —0-—— Consisting in part of ers, ‘butchers, brewers, druggists, yD. Whiting, who died at this Join anvna who came up to atdealersin books, otationery and notend thé faneral Of ite brother” retions, dealersin fancy articles, and city yesterday forenoon, was a taraed to: Pleasanton fegastar f ty 2 . mill owners, to berated according to rile ba of SO. Whiting, and had for. more than twenty years. resided This oan gk jos A mar0, é. thew ntributes’ the cake, . their monthly gales; mechanics, 4 in this locality. ~He was a logger . vel of purity, strength and who. . Finelude barbers, blacksmiths, pb that'is to be v tothe ‘handsomby occupation, being employed last . someness More economical than t _ . cians; ranchmen,teamsters, cl res ordinary kinds, and. cannot be sold est lady at St. Patrick’s ball._ ‘Summer at Marsh Brothers’ g mili. n competition with the multitude of ‘book-keepers, school s teache / fore if unemp Beautiful Article of FOR WINTER WEAR,§ the ers generally. t a MANUFACTURED BY THE WwWoouxunHBzHN ie Ridge has been discontinued. ee {ress Goods almost Given Away . Wroeolem Groods We have now aj full and completeSassortment, of which speaks well fer the moral conTo equalize the assessment its memwriter would give the advice, don’t dition in this lodality. bers are to be classified ae business believein thgm and don’t go. You ————_o<—> 0 will heartijy wish you had not if Tux Truckee Republican has found men, mechanics and workingmen, ou do.” and ‘defined as follows: Business out that S. Pringis the name of the party that broke old Winter's backmen to include, general .mercltants, ‘ eorten of J.D. Whiting. hotel, saloon and livery stable keepbone, rage li ee We mean just what we say. Tuerx ie a dearth of criminal bas this) to be appropriated to the same who have been excited by the rumors of the richness of these mines, IN A VERY SHORT TIME. Piling Up the Taxes. foot, but it was laid over until next this wild goose chase. All glong Wuar steps aré being taken for the Monday evening for more mature their returning route could be’found grand fairin this city, and the stock reflection. It is 4 proposition to orsometimes piled up ia heaps, abandisplay and races at the Glenbrook ganize a-Miners Protective Associadoned mining tools, cooking utensils Park next fall? I¢ ia time, to he tion that money may be collected by and even provisions, thréwn away to assessment on its members monthly, lighten the loads of /broken' down about it. Ae re . (and everybody is expected to join pack.animals, To those Californians iness in the justice courts of the city, end as thatsought by the petition. =e Sold FOR THE SALE OF ROCKFORD WOOLEN MILIS, Aséemblyman A. Walrath yesterAnd would call the attention of the Ladies to a atthe Coeur d’Alene mission a numday received a telegram from Sacra of operations being not very far apart, The writer on his return. from Fort Benton in that year met qento saying Governor Stoneman Thisis being numerously signed ber of returning prospectors and a had concluded to callan extra sesand will be presented to the Board more disgusted crowd he never saw. sion of the Legislature. The date of They cursed.everybody who had anyat its next sessions the proposed meeting was not given. There is, also, auotlier project on thing to do with starting them/on Young Men’s Social Club are wavering on the,verge of matrimony and GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE AGENCY ust — Be peti BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, ~MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ALL KINDS OF PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWSPAPERS, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, r Kc and hire Lancas & n Londo lie ie & Crawiord AGENTS FOR Tmsurance Compani "(NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN STREET, han which there arenone better ‘bar Peéscriptions accurately’ anpSatiecom-. _-NEVADA CITY. panded by a careful and Kompenet. Druggist.b.