March 5, 1886 (4 pages)

ark, N.J., to Paris for treatment ‘ Jeased this week, as no symptoms after he had been fatally stabbed. agines that he is the motive power ar Neitin City, Nevada ComsiysCALIFORNIA. Buowsé' Ca FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1886. ES ‘ox Saturday evening Buckingham & Hecht of San Francisco discharged the sixty-five Chinamen in theiremploy. The white men and girls employed’ by the firm had a parade Tuesday afternooninhonor ef the victory of white labor over the coolies. ——-$Tar seven dogs which were bitten by dogs that had bitten the children who were sent from Newby Pasteur, and which have been in the pound ever since, were reof rabies had been developed. “Con. Bennett,” midget and ‘\sleight-ef-hand performer, was shot and killed at Marrow Bone Creek, West Virginia, Saturday, while giving an entertainment. The murderer was a drunken man who had been denied admission. _ Ar Edinburg, Texas, last, Saturday, an attempt-.was made to lynch a desperado named Dougherty, who had shot Francisco Garcia in‘cold blood. Dougherty’s friends rescued him, but not until ‘A Rgamroap accident occurred near Portland, Me., by which the fireman lost his life, although the fireman of another engine crawled through steam and hot water to rescue him. ae ED Micaary McCasz, Patrick Condon and an unknown man were found frozen to death inthe streets of New York Tuesday morning. SEVERAL more of the witnesses . , in the Prewett trial refused to testify Tuesday mid were fined and sent to jail. — A conspiracy to kill United States Attorney Dickson is said to have been unearthed at Salt Lake City. AN association is to be formed at Red Bluff in opposition to the anti-coolie boycott: ~~ TT Had Seen That Kind of a Man. \ ee ‘‘Here’s a curious case,ma’am,”’ Said the superintendent of the inBane asylum, “This man imthat runs the world. He’s perfectly harmless, though, but he thinks the world wouldn’t move without him. Very queer notion, isn’t it?” “T don’t know about that; my husband has got the same notion in his head.’”’ Tre peaple of. Long: Beach, Los Angeles.count y,have found a new means of subsistence during the Winter. It.isia mall species of clam, which is boiled with the Shells on, the Jiquor from which makes a delicious soup. The clam is very small, no larger than a marble, andcan be gathered in large quantities. Tue continued ill-health of exGovernor Irwin has occasioned Serious foreboding. The abscess in his head which was the first cause of his confinement to his room, is not of so serious moment as the sypmtoms of Bright’s disease of the kidneys. a os “EVANGELIST WILtiaMs tells the people of Stockton that there is a hell and that their town is one of its suburbs. es DIED. “At Nevada City, March 81, 1886, John Senab Millhone, aged 87 years, 9 months and: 18 days—a mative of Oni 0, wder never varies. ea” toe Soot ly Tract Tie people of Arroyo Grande are a determined set on the Chinese question. After their anti. Chinese Club waited upon’ the ‘Mongoliansandrequested their . ] departure, they left town, but afward three of them came back, thinking the excitement had died out. In this they were mistaken, on them, and so they again departed. a 8 Tue University of ‘idithads Californian has already received bequests of land and money to the value of about $400,000, with a fair prospect of an increase for a permanent endowment. It is located in the San Fernando Valley, twenty miles north of Los Angeles, and a building to cost $50,000 has been commenced, but no debt is to be incurred. ; RE ROTI TS ET Usep two bottles of Ely’s-Cream pletely of catarrh. I had this complaint seven years and could not get anything to do me any good before. Ely’s Cream Balm cured me sound and well. I will warrant itto be asure cure for those diseases, as itis recommended, Ifparties doubt this let them write tome and I will answer them,—Chas. W. Cargill, Great Eastern Mine, Guerneville, Sonoma Co., Cal. Notice to the Public. For the future I will bring the best kind of milk to Nevada City, for sale. Ashare of the public patronage is desired. Leave orders at Tompkins’ or Forman’s grocery stores. {16-2w SuiL0Hn’s Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough Land Bronehitis,_Carr Bros., agents. Joun Dyer, Pro. Grass Seeds. Italian Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Altalfa seeds for sale at EB. Rosenthal’ 8s. £20-tf ~-_>DeHaven’ s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. o__e A new Frve-cent Cigar: ‘THe PLEADERS,’’—the best in the market—at Nivens’. tf Caeeeerereetaete cpeeresntaae San CATARRH Ely’ Cream*Balm Is n ot a‘Liquid or Snuff} It has ganed an enviable -Keputation wherever known, displacing all other preparations. An article of undoubted merit. Mt allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Ba , WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be ahsorhed, eéffectually cleansing the nasal a of catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions, Itallays inflammation, protects the membranal linings of the head from additional cold’, completely heals the sores and restotes the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial results. are realized by a few applications. A THorovucH TREATMENT Witt Curg, Unequaied for Cold in the Head Headache and Deafness, or any kind ot mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 60 cts. 650cts. by mail. Stamps received. Y BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. Y. Nt. Patrick's Festival, For the Benefit of St. Canice Catholic Church, . ) aes Wednesday Eve, Mareh 17, ’86, A fine Band willbe in attendance and magnificent supper provided. Tickets, admitting one gentleaN and two ladies, $2.50. MIS$ HANNAH BRANCH’ ‘—-GREAT—. , ENGLISH REMEDY, . : targe Bottle #1. Small Bottle 60 ¢_ IS IS THE GREATEST REMEDY§jIN the world for Coughs, Colds,ee Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Congh, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND .LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption, it strengthens the Lungs, and instantly allays all irritation of the ‘Threat. ’ For Sale at the principal i abe in Nevada county$ however, for a cymmittee waited . be Balm and it has cured-me~—com-{ 4 machiner cents miner’s inch, Passed: February ” 35th, 1886. MIKAWALINE. . runs PREPARATION, IS MADE ‘FROM gh ag and. will be found to toons of BEST MEDIGINES ever put up for the cure of diseases arising from ‘Indigestion, ete. Persons using it wil find relict after a few days trial, but a permanent cure cannot until after a larger trial of the same. Testimonials of the virtue of this are gre mys are now held by the inventor, is believed that in the near future, thousands now suffering from terrible disease, DYSPEPSIA, will be kfnl that MIKANALINE was ever brought to their notice. Prepared by D. H. Hitchcock, HILO, HAWAII, $1 50 per Bottle. For Sale by WwW. D. ke \ECK’S ERFUMES CAMELIA POWDER For the Complexion. Goods in the Market. For sale by All First-Class Druggists, a Ordinance No, 74--0ld No. 107 An Ordinance Fixing the Water Rates for the year commenting July lst, a. D. 1886, and terminating July lst, 1887. HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows; From and after July. 1st, 1886, and until July 1st, 1887, the following rates and no greater rates shall be pra yom and may bé collected per week by the Nevada City Water Works, from consumers of water taken from said. Company within the conpeRENe limits of the City of Nevada: Section 1, For families 50 cents. Section 2. For each additional. family in each house, 25 cents. Section 3, For families occupying a house upper and lower stories, 50 cents Section 4. For, restaurants and cating houses, 75. cents. Finest : Section 5. For first class hotels, $3. Section 6,. For aecond class hotels, $2. Section 7 For third class hotels, $1 50. Section 8. For fourth class hotels, $1. Section 9. For saloons, 75 cents. Section 10. For rooms and offices, 25 cents, ction 11. For photograph galleries, 60 Sectivh 12. For barber shops, 50 cents. Section 13. For bath establishments, 75 cents, Seccion14. For drug stores, 50 cents. Section 15. For blacksmith and wagon shops 60 cents, Section 16,. All houses occupied by women, 50 cents. Section 17. For schsol houses with an ndence of less than two hundred child on, $1 50. Section 18, For school houses with an ieee of over two hundred children, 1 50. Section 19, For foundries, $1. Sectlon 20. For daily printing offices, 75 cents. Section 21. Weekly and tri-weekly printing offices, 50 cents. Section 22. For printing offices running — presses with water power, extra, 1 6 Section 23. For butcher shops running meat cutters with water power, extra, 75 cents, Section 24, Section 25. For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 26. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Section 27. For Chinese houses: for each faucet, 50 cents. Section 28. For Chinese wash houses and laundries, from $2 to 33. Section 29, For first class livery stables, including water for washing livery wagona, buggies and carriages, $5. ection 80. -For second class livery stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $4. Section 31. For third class livery stables, inclnding water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. Section 82. For fourth class livery stables, $1. Section 33. For feed and sale stables Section 34. For private stables, hse one to2 horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents, Section 85. For private stables, each ad ditional horse, 1244 cents. Section 36. for breweries, including two horses, $1 50, Section 37, For gas works, $2. Section 38,, For Court House, including irrigation, $4. Section g39. For sewing machines, use of water for each machine, 25 cents, Section 40. For public halls and theatres, 25 cents, Section 41. For 1,000 bricks on large contracts, 10 cents. Section 42. For 1,000 bricks on small contracts, 124 cents, Section 43. For stone wal! and mortar, 8 cents per perch, Section 44. cent per yard, Section 45, Section 46. Plastering or cementing, 1 Railroad depot, $2 50, For irrigation, if taking water vt family rates, for lots not exceeding one-half an acre in area, $10 per season. Lots containing over one-half an acre in area, $15 per season, Section 47. \For irrigation, if taking watey at family rates, for every quantity above an inch,.at the rate of 25 cents per inch for 24 hours, Section 48. For irgigation, when takin no water at family rates, 25 cents per ineh for 24 hours. Section 49, Forirrigating vegetable gardens, where vegetables are sold in market, $25 for season. Section 50. For city fire plugs, for water used for fire purposes, $3 for each\plug per year. Section 51. For s rinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the ‘fire plugs, $10 per year. Section 62, For practice. of organized) hose or fire companies, $10 per year, Section 55. For City trough at the Plaza and City Pound, $20 per year. Section 56, The ak of the company shall have the power in all cases to ascertain by proper measurement the quantity of water used, and fix the ay as provided by Sections 47 and 48; it I also be optional P oc Be has furnish or a wax for irrigation es no water vt family rates, 26 . \ Section 67. All rates, except irrigation and red Ware ie are due and payable ater for fire, sprinkling and wateri: treet practice of organized fire companies, flushing sewers, City Hall, City payable trough ot due har me . pa, i rates— ts of one-fifth 6f the rates, when taking water for the season, as pepe by Section 48. If not paid within current month the water will be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 58. First class hotelis uuderstood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 beds; second class ho not less than 40 beds; third class hotel, not less than 20 beds; fourth class hotel, less than 20 beds, Section 59. First class livery stable is understood ‘to bea stable containing not Icss than 25 horses; second class livery sta. ble not less than 15 horses; third class livery stable not less than 6 horses; fourth class livery stable less than six horses. Section 60. Noone except a te age eo authorized agent of the water wo. without a permit from the water agent, = vided that the authorized agent of the City Se eb + may turn on the Water tor purposes, Bection 6h All water used for da. Proprietors, Nevada City. H. BRANCH and/A. P. CLARK, -_ . Passed For butcher shops, 60 cents. . Section 53. For flushing sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. Bection 54. For City Hall and City Jail, . $5 per year. turn on the water to any place or building]. _ . Eiymen Bros’ tral Clearance Male IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR Immense Spring Stock. We will sell for the ‘next Thirty _Days MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC., AT. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. : ——-0——_ Fult reduction in every department. If you are in} want of anything in our line now-is your time to buy. Don’t. forget the firm name and place. HYMAN BROS., Co1: Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. Branch Houses—102 Chamber Street, New York ; Honoltlu, H. I. ; 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Pare Old fennessee White Rye Whisky IN’ BOTTLES. -STRICTLY PURE. . “74 bed S = yo © ae col > = ome tne sd ° mt Ss Se \ «t re" Recommended -by Physicians for Nervous Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and. Consumption. A wholesome stimulant. Free from all injurious substance. A Necessity in the Sickroom ada Luxury on the Sideboard. m@Gaiwe Ita Trial. ss Each Bottle has the above Trademark label and on the cork the signature label of A. FENKHAUSEN & Co., San Francisco, Cal. f= None other genuine. Den't-be-deceived. GEO. C.GAYLORD, Agt. Dealer in General Merchandise. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Plaza Foundry and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW.:. .». Proprietors ——Owerr MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description Made. and Repaired. Iron and Brass Casting done, Also Turning and Machine Work (0a The Foundry employs none but first-class workers. Orders a . distance will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with espa Second-hand Machinery For Sale. Terms Réasonable. ° a GOODYEAR’ S {LUMBER ! LUMBER ! GOLD SEAL” The entire Stock of of Lumber at the RUBBER HOSE,. —¥ Fume co-s-vano, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES AND SHINGLES, ILL BE SOLD FOR THE NEXT 30 WV, Bara ton Gaahateaiy All persons wanting lumber will find it to their advantage to call at 0 their phen = COOPER & €RAWFORD, Executors of the Estate of J. S. Dunn, de“OO NISOW ct don ena RUBBER CO. Nevada City, Sept. 15, 1845.Dissolution of. of. Copartnership. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the N firm of Samuel & Boukofsky is hereby dissolvedby mutual eonsent. “That Henry Boukofsky has sold out his entire interest to Aaron Samuel who will hereafter—con-}_ duct the poanem, and to whom all indebt. R. H. PEASE, Jr. 8. M. RUNYGN, } Agents, 577 & 579"Market Street, 8. F. UNION MARERT, Commercial wget. Nevada Cicv, edness-ts to be paid, and who has assnmed* COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’, . *¢ vi pay all debes of is i DEALERS IN H. BOUKOFSKY. North Bloomfield, 4, February 18, 1886, Ger Notice is hereby en thai Samuel, whose Sean “at Wheaten ee “go be hagas =e agence is the ly person doi si the firm nane atid style ork. SAMUEL, an ee ne only aud sole proprietor of ns o Dated North Bloomfield, ¥eheuey. 1836, PROP. E. MULLER “ —WEACHER OF—— me Sc Ss scared oie Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Saesages, ote At the Lowest Market Rates, We also keep on biand a choice stock of . BACON AND LARD. FOR b BALE. Byars. HOUSE AND SA+} LOON ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Residence on Spring street, Divided or ForeEIGn“Lancvacts. sedioe 0 CLOSE OUP i BUSINESS #1" fy 7) _—O-— IN THE STOREBELONGING TO Selling Out at Cost ! THE STOCK OF The Late Mrs. M. A. Sterling DRY cooDs, Is offered For Sale at Retail or by the Lot.in order to sell it NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. The Goods are = test Sefton of THIS SEASON’S PURCHASE and comprise all the Latest Styles. _ . SS ISABELLA PARMENTER, direct from Boston, where she has had long experience in the Dry "Goods and Millinery busiiness, has been engaged to assist Mrs. Ludby in disposing of the stock. (0@Any person desiring to purchase the business will be given a great bergen. A ond Call early and see the splendid inducements héld out to purchasers ramento Street is also offered for sale. &@ All persons knowing themselves’ indebted’ to Hthe late Mrs. Sterling are-requested to call-i amediately and settle. : MRS. J. LUDBY, Commercial St., opposite Transcript Block. <a VS J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheanest “Overy House 1 Nevada City. ——_—_0--—— TOASTED THAss. Equalyng n aroma, flavor and delicacy , the Teas as used by the natives in Japan; —under the new process, requiyin one-third less the sume strength as old By : a each pound package: roduce eas, and the prices are plainly marked on Grades, Prices ces. WAU cece cies Sutsccus et inn ‘ 50 cents per pound Sunshine. 6 s00 5 mses vnate Tatviees 66 cents per pound cpapersiana ET ear ae fee aA . $1 per add Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery. Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their. purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND Masonic Building, Pine e Street, NEVADA CITY. Wom ite: te : . The largest, Cheapest’ a and Best Assortment to be found in the county of . ~ TOBACCO, CICARS, PIPES, CUTLERY, ETC. Finest Stock of ~ Meerschaum Goods ever brought t to the county. erent J.B CARR, sae T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada CityKeep constantly on hand a large and Rieadet stock of ws usvall found in First Olass re Store. PAINTS, OILS, “VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, I kdsin of Poriodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS ES . = Prescriptions accutane and senile com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and, Pine 8ts., *"~ Nevada City Ss © A Large Slock of” Patent in, Fine Perfumery; Fancy Soaps ‘. Combs, Seige ead Mirrors, Toilet Articles abe all kind Careful Attentii Given to Compounding Preseriptions: Ba dpanctatirs ordain douegoe gpa ote: Ngee NS Given IN HARMONY o, ais, President, W. @. Rictanbs, Clerk, 125 — : 2 ~ Apply at this office a ND THOROUGH BASS, AGENT FoR. sun saosieibimsaeiieses. ae IN THE ; WORLD * _ The Fne Residence of Mrs. Sterling-on Sac&@ The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS are it toasted }+— . Pork Packing Rstablisimy, MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION hor NEVADA cITy. £ W. i. rus, Proprietor, HT BEAGON ALA LARD, PORK LOINs, PORK & SAUSACES, HAMS AND BACOn, WHOLESALE Ai AND BETan, W. H. Phillips, Froprictor, Nevada City, Oct. 28, 1885, Mo THEI oonae AN aon, ‘National Meat “Matte. Opposite Citizens Bank, C. J. NAFFZIGER. Fro -rietor Beei, oeITS Pork, Mutton, Sausages, Ete,, Ham#; Bacon and e or Ri Pm » Whole And all kinds of meat first class market. aaually found ins THOSE DESIRING TO BUY M CASH WILL FIND er TO THEIR NN VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, WILL SELL AT THE E LOWEST RATES &2F Meats delivered . free ot charge, apl Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, Keystone Market. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHAS. wie Proprietor. oe HAVING PURGHASED the above named Market, I; will be glad to ge. all former: utrons and agg able to, _. supply the public with all kings.of Fresh and Salt Meats, AND EVERYTHING Sart IN a. FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at th / LOWEST RATES oe Vane i __Baving had tong 5 oxperionce in the. busi, can guaran ive perfect satiq. faction to oh. and will supply t Very best i in my Line, TALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES, CHARLES KEN T. Redaction i Pricas te Sti THE TIMES-1CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA, CITY, [ OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE AT. LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER’, ESTABLISHMENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The yoods consists in part of HARDWARE, Ot Every Desoriptian ’. Tron and Steel, : Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes 3 and Fittings, Rope, Wire, Powder and Fuse Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, Guns and Pistols,[PAINTS Sane os, "WALTER DS VINTON le Mill and Mining Supplies. panies in the State Pine stock Granite Iron ‘Ware Best lot of Lampe inthe ily. a ee tee ae Purehasers will fave money br ; buying st my. establishment. 7 xe. i TyRNEE “s Si on “. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds . ti-Ch zens ing r issue

ark, N.J., to Paris for treatment ‘ Jeased this week, as no symptoms after he had been fatally stabbed. agines that he is the motive power ar Neitin City, Nevada ComsiysCALIFORNIA. Buowsé' Ca FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1886. ES ‘ox Saturday evening Buckingham & Hecht of San Francisco discharged the sixty-five Chinamen in theiremploy. The white men and girls employed’ by the firm had a parade Tuesday afternooninhonor ef the victory of white labor over the coolies. ——-$Tar seven dogs which were bitten by dogs that had bitten the children who were sent from Newby Pasteur, and which have been in the pound ever since, were reof rabies had been developed.. “Con. Bennett,” midget and ‘\sleight-ef-hand performer, was shot and killed at Marrow Bone Creek, West Virginia, Saturday, while giving an entertainment. The murderer was a drunken man who had been denied admission. _ Ar Edinburg, Texas, last, Saturday, an attempt-.was made to lynch a desperado named Dougherty, who had shot Francisco Garcia in‘cold blood. Dougherty’s friends rescued him, but not until ‘A Rgamroap accident occurred near Portland, Me., by which the fireman lost his life, although the fireman of another engine crawled through steam and hot water to rescue him. ae ED Micaary McCasz, Patrick Condon and an unknown man were found frozen to death inthe streets of New York Tuesday morning. SEVERAL more of the witnesses . , in the Prewett trial refused to testify Tuesday mid were fined and sent to jail. — A conspiracy to kill United States Attorney Dickson is said to have been unearthed at Salt Lake City. AN association is to be formed at Red Bluff in opposition to the anti-coolie boycott: ~~ TT Had Seen That Kind of a Man. \ ee ‘‘Here’s a curious case,ma’am,”’ Said the superintendent of the inBane asylum, “This man imthat runs the world. He’s perfectly harmless, though, but he thinks the world wouldn’t move without him. Very queer notion, isn’t it?” “T don’t know about that; my husband has got the same notion in his head.’”’ Tre peaple of. Long: Beach, Los Angeles.count y,have found a new means of subsistence during the Winter. It.isia mall species of clam, which is boiled with the Shells on, the Jiquor from which makes a delicious soup. The clam is very small, no larger than a marble, andcan be gathered in large quantities. Tue continued ill-health of exGovernor Irwin has occasioned Serious foreboding. The abscess in his head which was the first cause of his confinement to his room, is not of so serious moment as the sypmtoms of Bright’s disease of the kidneys. a os “EVANGELIST WILtiaMs tells the people of Stockton that there is a hell and that their town is one of its suburbs. es DIED. “At Nevada City, March 81, 1886, John Senab Millhone, aged 87 years, 9 months and: 18 days—a mative of Oni 0, wder never varies. ea” toe Soot ly Tract Tie people of Arroyo Grande are a determined set on the Chinese question. After their anti. Chinese Club waited upon’ the ‘Mongoliansandrequested their . ] departure, they left town, but afward three of them came back, thinking the excitement had died out. In this they were mistaken, on them, and so they again departed. a 8 Tue University of ‘idithads Californian has already received bequests of land and money to the value of about $400,000, with a fair prospect of an increase for a permanent endowment. It is located in the San Fernando Valley, twenty miles north of Los Angeles, and a building to cost $50,000 has been commenced, but no debt is to be incurred. ; RE ROTI TS ET Usep two bottles of Ely’s-Cream pletely of catarrh. I had this complaint seven years and could not get anything to do me any good before. Ely’s Cream Balm cured me sound and well. I will warrant itto be asure cure for those diseases, as itis recommended, Ifparties doubt this let them write tome and I will answer them,—Chas. W. Cargill, Great Eastern Mine, Guerneville, Sonoma Co., Cal. Notice to the Public. For the future I will bring the best kind of milk to Nevada City, for sale. Ashare of the public patronage is desired. Leave orders at Tompkins’ or Forman’s grocery stores. {16-2w SuiL0Hn’s Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough Land Bronehitis,_Carr Bros., agents. Joun Dyer, Pro. Grass Seeds. Italian Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Altalfa seeds for sale at EB. Rosenthal’ 8s. £20-tf ~-_>DeHaven’ s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. o__e A new Frve-cent Cigar: ‘THe PLEADERS,’’—the best in the market—at Nivens’. tf Caeeeerereetaete cpeeresntaae San CATARRH Ely’ Cream*Balm Is n ot a‘Liquid or Snuff} It has ganed an enviable -Keputation wherever known, displacing all other preparations. An article of undoubted merit. Mt allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Ba , WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be ahsorhed, eéffectually cleansing the nasal a of catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions, Itallays inflammation, protects the membranal linings of the head from additional cold’, completely heals the sores and restotes the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial results. are realized by a few applications. A THorovucH TREATMENT Witt Curg, Unequaied for Cold in the Head Headache and Deafness, or any kind ot mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 60 cts. 650cts. by mail. Stamps received. Y BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. Y. Nt. Patrick's Festival, For the Benefit of St. Canice Catholic Church, . ) aes Wednesday Eve, Mareh 17, ’86, A fine Band willbe in attendance and magnificent supper provided. Tickets, admitting one gentleaN and two ladies, $2.50. MIS$ HANNAH BRANCH’ ‘—-GREAT—. , ENGLISH REMEDY, . : targe Bottle #1. Small Bottle 60 ¢_ IS IS THE GREATEST REMEDY§jIN the world for Coughs, Colds,ee Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Congh, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND .LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption, it strengthens the Lungs, and instantly allays all irritation of the ‘Threat. ’ For Sale at the principal i abe in Nevada county$ however, for a cymmittee waited . be Balm and it has cured-me~—com-{ 4 machiner cents miner’s inch, Passed: February ” 35th, 1886. MIKAWALINE. . runs PREPARATION, IS MADE ‘FROM gh ag and. will be found to toons of BEST MEDIGINES ever put up for the cure of diseases arising from ‘Indigestion, ete. Persons using it wil find relict after a few days trial, but a permanent cure cannot until after a larger trial of the same. Testimonials of the virtue of this are gre mys are now held by the inventor, is believed that in the near future, thousands now suffering from terrible disease, DYSPEPSIA, will be kfnl that MIKANALINE was ever brought to their notice. Prepared by D. H. Hitchcock, HILO, HAWAII, $1 50 per Bottle. For Sale by WwW. D. ke \ECK’S ERFUMES CAMELIA POWDER For the Complexion. Goods in the Market. For sale by All First-Class Druggists, a Ordinance No, 74--0ld No. 107 An Ordinance Fixing the Water Rates for the year commenting July lst, a. D. 1886, and terminating July lst, 1887. HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows; From and after July. 1st, 1886, and until July 1st, 1887, the following rates and no greater rates shall be pra yom and may bé collected per week by the Nevada City Water Works, from consumers of water taken from said. Company within the conpeRENe limits of the City of Nevada: Section 1, For families 50 cents. Section 2. For each additional. family in each house, 25 cents. Section 3, For families occupying a house upper and lower stories, 50 cents Section 4. For, restaurants and cating houses, 75. cents. Finest : Section 5. For first class hotels, $3. Section 6,. For aecond class hotels, $2. Section 7 For third class hotels, $1 50. Section 8. For fourth class hotels, $1. Section 9. For saloons, 75 cents. Section 10. For rooms and offices, 25 cents, ction 11. For photograph galleries, 60 Sectivh 12. For barber shops, 50 cents. Section 13. For bath establishments, 75 cents, Seccion14. For drug stores, 50 cents. Section 15. For blacksmith and wagon shops 60 cents, Section 16,. All houses occupied by women, 50 cents. Section 17. For schsol houses with an ndence of less than two hundred child on, $1 50. Section 18, For school houses with an ieee of over two hundred children, 1 50. Section 19, For foundries, $1. Sectlon 20. For daily printing offices, 75 cents. Section 21. Weekly and tri-weekly printing offices, 50 cents. Section 22. For printing offices running — presses with water power, extra, 1 6 Section 23. For butcher shops running meat cutters with water power, extra, 75 cents, Section 24, Section 25. For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 26. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents. Section 27. For Chinese houses: for each faucet, 50 cents. Section 28. For Chinese wash houses and laundries, from $2 to 33. Section 29, For first class livery stables, including water for washing livery wagona, buggies and carriages, $5. ection 80. -For second class livery stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $4. Section 31. For third class livery stables, inclnding water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. Section 82. For fourth class livery stables, $1. Section 33. For feed and sale stables Section 34. For private stables, hse one to2 horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents, Section 85. For private stables, each ad ditional horse, 1244 cents. Section 36. for breweries, including two horses, $1 50, Section 37, For gas works, $2. Section 38,, For Court House, including irrigation, $4. Section g39. For sewing machines, use of water for each machine, 25 cents, Section 40. For public halls and theatres, 25 cents, Section 41. For 1,000 bricks on large contracts, 10 cents. Section 42. For 1,000 bricks on small contracts, 124 cents, Section 43. For stone wal! and mortar, 8 cents per perch, Section 44. cent per yard, Section 45, Section 46. Plastering or cementing, 1 Railroad depot, $2 50, For irrigation, if taking water vt family rates, for lots not exceeding one-half an acre in area, $10 per season. Lots containing over one-half an acre in area, $15 per season, Section 47. \For irrigation, if taking watey at family rates, for every quantity above an inch,.at the rate of 25 cents per inch for 24 hours, Section 48. For irgigation, when takin no water at family rates, 25 cents per ineh for 24 hours. Section 49, Forirrigating vegetable gardens, where vegetables are sold in market, $25 for season. Section 50. For city fire plugs, for water used for fire purposes, $3 for each\plug per year. Section 51. For s rinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the ‘fire plugs, $10 per year. Section 62, For practice. of organized)

hose or fire companies, $10 per year, Section 55. For City trough at the Plaza and City Pound, $20 per year. Section 56, The ak of the company shall have the power in all cases to ascertain by proper measurement the quantity of water used, and fix the ay as provided by Sections 47 and 48; it I also be optional P oc Be has furnish or a wax for irrigation es no water vt family rates, 26 . \ Section 67. All rates, except irrigation and red Ware ie are due and payable ater for fire, sprinkling and wateri: treet practice of organized fire companies, flushing sewers, City Hall, City payable trough ot due har me . pa, i rates— ts of one-fifth 6f the rates, when taking water for the season, as pepe by Section 48. If not paid within current month the water will be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 58. First class hotelis uuderstood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 beds; second class ho not less than 40 beds; third class hotel, not less than 20 beds; fourth class hotel, less than 20 beds, Section 59. First class livery stable is understood ‘to bea stable containing not Icss than 25 horses; second class livery sta. ble not less than 15 horses; third class livery stable not less than 6 horses; fourth class livery stable less than six horses. Section 60. Noone except a te age eo authorized agent of the water wo. without a permit from the water agent, = vided that the authorized agent of the City Se eb + may turn on the Water tor purposes, Bection 6h All water used for da. Proprietors, Nevada City. H. BRANCH and/A. P. CLARK, -_ . Passed For butcher shops, 60 cents. . Section 53. For flushing sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. Bection 54. For City Hall and City Jail, . $5 per year. turn on the water to any place or building]. _ . Eiymen Bros’ tral Clearance Male IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR Immense Spring Stock. We will sell for the ‘next Thirty _Days MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC., AT. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. : ——-0——_ Fult reduction in every department. If you are in} want of anything in our line now-is your time to buy. Don’t. forget the firm name and place. HYMAN BROS., Co1: Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. Branch Houses—102 Chamber Street, New York ; Honoltlu, H. I. ; 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Pare Old fennessee White Rye Whisky IN’ BOTTLES. -STRICTLY PURE. . “74 bed S = yo © ae col > = ome tne sd ° mt Ss Se \ «t re" Recommended -by Physicians for Nervous Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and. Consumption. A wholesome stimulant. Free from all injurious substance. A Necessity in the Sickroom ada Luxury on the Sideboard. m@Gaiwe Ita Trial. ss Each Bottle has the above Trademark label and on the cork the signature label of A. FENKHAUSEN & Co., San Francisco, Cal. f= None other genuine. Den't-be-deceived. GEO. C.GAYLORD, Agt. Dealer in General Merchandise. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Plaza Foundry and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW..:. .». Proprietors ——Owerr MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description Made. and Repaired. Iron and Brass Casting done, Also Turning and Machine Work (0a The Foundry employs none but first-class workers. Orders a . distance will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with espa Second-hand Machinery For Sale. Terms Réasonable. ° a GOODYEAR’ S {LUMBER ! LUMBER ! GOLD SEAL” The entire Stock of of Lumber at the RUBBER HOSE,. —¥ Fume co-s-vano, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES AND SHINGLES, ILL BE SOLD FOR THE NEXT 30 WV, Bara ton Gaahateaiy All persons wanting lumber will find it to their advantage to call at 0 their phen = COOPER & €RAWFORD, Executors of the Estate of J. S. Dunn, de“OO NISOW ct don ena RUBBER CO. Nevada City, Sept. 15, 1845.Dissolution of. of. Copartnership. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the N firm of Samuel & Boukofsky is hereby dissolvedby mutual eonsent. “That Henry Boukofsky has sold out his entire interest to Aaron Samuel who will hereafter—con-}_ duct the poanem, and to whom all indebt. R. H. PEASE, Jr. 8. M. RUNYGN, } Agents, 577 & 579"Market Street, 8. F. UNION MARERT, Commercial wget. Nevada Cicv, edness-ts to be paid, and who has assnmed* COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’, . *¢ vi pay all debes of is i DEALERS IN H. BOUKOFSKY. North Bloomfield, 4, February 18, 1886, Ger Notice is hereby en thai Samuel, whose Sean “at Wheaten ee “go be hagas =e agence is the ly person doi si the firm nane atid style ork. SAMUEL, an ee ne only aud sole proprietor of ns o Dated North Bloomfield, ¥eheuey. 1836, PROP. E. MULLER “ —WEACHER OF—— me Sc Ss scared oie Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Saesages, ote At the Lowest Market Rates, We also keep on biand a choice stock of . BACON AND LARD. FOR b BALE. Byars. HOUSE AND SA+} LOON ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Residence on Spring street, Divided or ForeEIGn“Lancvacts. sedioe 0 CLOSE OUP i BUSINESS #1" fy 7) _—O-— IN THE STOREBELONGING TO Selling Out at Cost ! THE STOCK OF The Late Mrs. M. A. Sterling DRY cooDs, Is offered For Sale at Retail or by the Lot.in order to sell it NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. The Goods are = test Sefton of THIS SEASON’S PURCHASE and comprise all the Latest Styles. _ . SS ISABELLA PARMENTER, direct from Boston, where she has had long experience in the Dry "Goods and Millinery busiiness, has been engaged to assist Mrs. Ludby in disposing of the stock. (0@Any person desiring to purchase the business will be given a great bergen. A ond Call early and see the splendid inducements héld out to purchasers ramento Street is also offered for sale. &@ All persons knowing themselves’ indebted’ to Hthe late Mrs. Sterling are-requested to call-i amediately and settle. : MRS. J. LUDBY, Commercial St., opposite Transcript Block. <a VS J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheanest “Overy House 1 Nevada City. ——_—_0--—— TOASTED THAss. Equalyng n aroma, flavor and delicacy , the Teas as used by the natives in Japan; —under the new process, requiyin one-third less the sume strength as old By : a each pound package: roduce eas, and the prices are plainly marked on Grades, Prices ces. WAU cece cies Sutsccus et inn ‘ 50 cents per pound Sunshine.. 6 s00 5 mses vnate Tatviees 66 cents per pound cpapersiana ET ear ae fee aA .. $1 per add Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery. Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their. purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND Masonic Building, Pine e Street, NEVADA CITY. Wom ite: te : . The largest, Cheapest’ a and Best Assortment to be found in the county of . ~ TOBACCO, CICARS, PIPES, CUTLERY, ETC. Finest Stock of ~ Meerschaum Goods ever brought t to the county. erent J.B CARR, sae T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada CityKeep constantly on hand a large and Rieadet stock of ws usvall found in First Olass re Store. PAINTS, OILS, “VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, I kdsin of Poriodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS ES . = Prescriptions accutane and senile com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and, Pine 8ts., *"~ Nevada City Ss © A Large Slock of” Patent in, Fine Perfumery; Fancy Soaps ‘. Combs, Seige ead Mirrors, Toilet Articles abe all kind Careful Attentii Given to Compounding Preseriptions: Ba dpanctatirs ordain douegoe gpa ote: Ngee NS Given IN HARMONY o, ais, President, W. @. Rictanbs, Clerk, 125 — : 2 ~ Apply at this office a ND THOROUGH BASS, AGENT FoR. sun saosieibimsaeiieses. ae IN THE ; WORLD * _ The Fne Residence of Mrs. Sterling-on Sac&@ The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS are it toasted }+— . Pork Packing Rstablisimy, MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION hor NEVADA cITy. £ W. i. rus, Proprietor, HT BEAGON ALA LARD, PORK LOINs, PORK & SAUSACES, HAMS AND BACOn, WHOLESALE Ai AND BETan, W. H. Phillips, Froprictor, Nevada City, Oct. 28, 1885, Mo THEI oonae AN aon, ‘National Meat “Matte. Opposite Citizens Bank, C. J. NAFFZIGER. Fro -rietor Beei, oeITS Pork, Mutton, Sausages, Ete,, Ham#; Bacon and e or Ri Pm » Whole And all kinds of meat first class market. aaually found ins THOSE DESIRING TO BUY M CASH WILL FIND er TO THEIR NN VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, WILL SELL AT THE E LOWEST RATES &2F Meats delivered . free ot charge, apl Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, Keystone Market. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHAS. wie Proprietor. oe HAVING PURGHASED the above named Market, I; will be glad to ge. all former: utrons and agg able to, _. supply the public with all kings.of Fresh and Salt Meats, AND EVERYTHING Sart IN a. FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at th / LOWEST RATES oe Vane i __Baving had tong 5 oxperionce in the. busi, can guaran ive perfect satiq. faction to oh. and will supply t Very best i in my Line, TALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES, CHARLES KEN T. Redaction i Pricas te Sti THE TIMES-1CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA, CITY, [ OFFERING GOODS IN H1S LINE AT. LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER’, ESTABLISHMENT 1N NEVADA COUNTY. The yoods consists in part of HARDWARE, Ot Every Desoriptian ’. Tron and Steel, : Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes 3 and Fittings, Rope, Wire, Powder and Fuse Shovels and Picks Axes and Sledges, Guns and Pistols,[PAINTS Sane os, "WALTER DS VINTON le Mill and Mining Supplies. panies in the State Pine stock Granite Iron ‘Ware Best lot of Lampe inthe ily. a ee tee ae Purehasers will fave money br ; buying st my. establishment. 7 xe. i TyRNEE “s Si on “. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds . ti-Ch zens ing r issue