March 5, 1886 (4 pages)

talib, HE UN. a hor CITY. : sy Pr Oprietor, ND RETan, 8, Proprietor, . x ~~ n “the hay rar 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. en THE Sahibe Committee of Truckee’s secret and powerful AntiChinege League has ¢lected Daniel McPheeters as a delegate to the adjourned ‘session of the San Jose Convention, to be held in the Senate Chamber at Sacramento, March 10, and W. 0. Hillas delte to the Sacramento Convention held at the same date in the Assembly Chamber, A Cutmese laundryman went into the Postoffice yesterday to enquiré as to how much the railroad fare to Boston was. He said this country was going to~ the ‘dogs, and he wanted to get out of it ag soon a8-possible. He was referred to Passenger Agent Parker nous Bank, R. Pro-rietor ee 8, Ete,, taht: Whole. usually found ins . BUY MEAT F r TO THEIR ae ; WITH ME, Ag LOWEST RATES -¢ Of charge, NA FF<IGER, Market, ', NEVADA CITY. Proprietor. ING PURCHASED = hamed Market, fj to see: all former: nd wOhihe able to; I kingg.o why Mests, 9 -KEPTINA — MARKET t: shed at the VERYt tience in the. bnsi. give perfect satiq. pply t my Line, AVE STOCK FOR ices to Suit MES pe ‘URNER, REET, : . orTy, 3 IN H1S LINE ATAN ANY OTHER’, TEVaADA COUNTY. te in part of PARE, ttings, ler and Fuse Is and Picks. , ‘B ails, on . create . well. OUR NEIGHBORS. Readable Notes About Sundry : Grass Valley Mines. We gather the substance of the following items from the Tidings of Wednesday : 2 The Empire mine is looking well in its lower le¥el; and has more quartz than the present mill can handle. \ Water power will be turned on in a few weeks. se The New York Hill Company have found quite a large ledge in the 13level north. It shows considerable gold, and is the deepest dévelopment made in the mine. The Crown Point is still doing The machinery is to be enlarged. The Idaho mining company have let a contract for running the tunnel and making the ditch which will carry the water to the Badger mine. The tunnel and ditch will be between 300 and 400 for particulars as to the expense of yidding this community of himself. ————_— + <> Bap as the weather was, a goodsized crowd went to the Skating Academy : Wednesday evening. Flour, coffee and numerous other valuable prizes, to the value of several dollars, were given away, every person attending having a chance in the drawing. \There will also be a grand time tonight. J.8. (Jerry) Goopwin, ex-hy‘draulic mining superintendent, will represent Little York townshipin the Sacramento State Anti-Chinese convention, the citizens of his part of the county having requested theSupervisors to issue the necessary credentials to him. ProMINENT and respected citizens of Grass Valley are authority for the statement that their town will soon make herself heard on the Chinese question. W!:én she speaks it will be in thunder tones. Tus Nevada City anti-Chinese League is being joined by nearly all of our citizens. It will accomplish the object it seeks to and in a manner that will not reflect any discredit on this community. ~ >_> Wii. ‘I. ‘Morgan, for a long time salesman with the hardware firm of Legg & Shaw at this city, has resigned his position and gone to San Francisco where he may conclude to remain, _ Rogert C. VERNON, representing the Lewis Morrison dramatic company; is in this city arranging for the performances to be given at the Theatre on the evenings of the 12th and 13th instant. Tue biggest hail-storm ever known in the vicinity of San Juan occurred last Monday. Hail the size of ordinary marbles fell in torrents for some ten or fifteen minutes. THE members of Neva Degree Camp, I. 0.0. F., will -have a banquet at Stompt's Hotel tomoryow evening in connection with their muster and installation of officers. * Signor Bosco, the celebrated English Magician, appeared last ’ evening at Grass Valley before upward of 700 people. Secure your tickets at Vinton’s drugstore. 6 << Oe Tu Directors of the Seventeenth District Agricultural Association meet at this city tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock to begin making arrangements for next Fall’s Fair. Tue Ice “Company’s store-house and barn on the Plazais to be raised two feet, and the work will be done under the supervision of Messrs. Hoskins‘and Arnhart. Snow from four to six feet deep only a few miles above here. Two or three days of warm rain would consternation at Marysville. ; Ricuarp Gavuruisr had one of his fingers aeeidentally cut off Wednesday afternoon by the maqhinery atthe Crown Point mine. <> Faxes of snow as big as four bit silver pieces, and almost as light as feathers, fell here for three or four hours 4 yesterday. Cc. E. Sexer is getting rid_of his Marysville real estate as fast as he ean find buyers. Mr. Sexey 1s shrewd fellow. las Tor g Supplies. e State e Tron “Ware s in the ily. ave money br as lishment. : fil came? * i ‘Mas J. V._Hunrer leaves _ tomorrow for a visit to San Fran-. cigco, Santa. Crus and Tos _Angeles. Tue storms have. put an effertaal demeet oo ene operaUncite ManvEL says we will have a balmy spring. neces eae tere” Snow-sHoErna -is_ the popular pastime up north.Surrvisor Hux, of Little York _ toma, ein eet long. Work of putting up machinery will soon commence. The tunnel and ditch will take the water froma point near the Crown Point mine, which latter mine will also be furnished with water by the Idaho company. The Idaho mine is looking well, the 15 and 16 levels containing rich pay-ore. The Idaho has just declared its 197th dividend. The horseshoe is idle at present, but willresume operations as soon as the winter is over. The: machinery upon this mine was inadequate to handle the water i in wet weather. The North Star is now pumping and sinking. The shaft is down 1400 feet, andhas a good paying ledge in the bottom. Next week will determine the fate of Allison Ranch mine as far as the French syndicate is concerned. <2 Signor Bosco. This great English magician will appear at Nevada Theatre Saturday, Monday and Tuesday evenings, March 6th, 8th and 9th, Speaking of the Signor, the Santa Rosa Democrat of a recent date says: ‘‘A large, select and intelligent audience, variously estimiated at from 800 to 1,000, greeted his entertainment last night. To say the audience was enthusiastic would be expressing it mildly, for they were fairly wild with delight. Signor Bosco is an accomplished and marvelous _ sleight-of-hand performer, and some of his skillful manipulations and puzzles challenge the insight of any man. Admission, with one envelope, 35 cents, reserved seats with two en-yelopes.50_cents, children under twelve years 25 cents. 2t UR. K. of P. Installation. The following officers of Mountain Division, No, 16, U. R. K. of P., were installed Wednesday evening: B.N, Shoecraft, S.K. C.; John Bacigalupi, 8. K. L. C.; Re D. Carter, 8S. K. H.; F. G. Beatty, gS. K. R.; W. D. Vinton, 8. K. T.; J.J. Jackson, S. K.G.;, W. A. Rowe, 8. .K. S. The Division numbers. 65 members, having gained 22 during the past term. ‘ Death of John Millhone. John Milhone, whose illness was mentioned in this paper the early part of the week, died Wednesday night. Hehad many years resided here, being engaged in mining. SS Attention, U. D. C. No. 6: The officers and -members of Neva Uniform Degree Camp, No. 6, I. 0. O. F., are. hereby ordered to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening, March 6th, 1886, for the purposes of muster and installationef—officers. Full uniform. By order Ww, H. Martin, Commander. A. R. Lorp, Secretary. _ m4-3t ‘For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, yon 3 printed guarantee on every. bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Men’s mining boots, Hungarian, hob-nailed or with klinkers, made to measure for six dollars, at the Standard Boot & Shoe’Factory. ti “HACKMETACK,"-& lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. ~ ‘Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. ae 3 ee. ae Try i ‘napclen 9 your yards ae sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass-and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived j at. Carr Bros. tf ——->————— Pecx’s’ Premium Perfumes in full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store. z, tf Freres LurorteD cit Key West Cigars, 1214 and 10 cents, at Nrvt’ ENS’. tf Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad A Bombshell. The following preamble and conundrums were proposed to the Board of Supervisors of Yuba county the other day, for adoption, but of course they were laid on the table: ‘‘Wuereas: Large amounts of money have been drawn from the Treasury of this county for the ‘prosecution of debris suits which have been disbursed under direction of C. E.* Sexey, by the antiDebris Committee of this Board without making a report, therefore the following questions are propounded to said Committee : _ “Ist. Why isthe debris litigation conducted with favoritism to one section and a spirit of bitter persecution used in the prosecution of the Smartsville mines? “2d. Why is it the mines of New York and Ohio Flats have been allowed to continue unmolested ?— “3d. Why. has no suit been brought against the Pioneer mine, owned by Grant & Chapman,).also the-Cleveland mine? . : “4th. .Why has the suit. of Yuba Co. vs. James Arnott et al. of Sierra Co., commenced Feb. 25, 1885, an alia summons in which was delivered to. C. E. Sexey on July 25, 1885, not been served or any proceedings taken therein? “Sth. Why isthe District Attorney of this county who receives a salary of $3,000 a year, ignored in debris cases ? “6th. Why are dams so successful'in Slate Creek, where mizing is carried on extensively, and totally impractical at Smartsville.”’ >_> Motab'e Dramatic Engagement. Lewis Morrison and Rose W ood, supported by their complete and powerful dramatic company, will be certain to be greeted by large audiences during their engagement at this city the latter part of next week. As will be observed by seference to the advertisement, they will produce plays never before given here. The bill for Friday evening will consist of the famous Madison Square success, ‘May Blossom,” while on Saturday evening will be presented Bartley Campbell’s most meritor* ious creation, ‘“‘The Galley Slave.” They are both replete with special scenery of the best character, fine mechanical effects, rich, costumes, etc. The usual price of admission will prevail, and there is to be no extra charge for reserved seats. Send Them to Nevada County. The Sacramento Bee says: One hundred and thirteen families from Germany will staré on the Ist of May. The agent comes from Chicago next week to go over Northern California with W. H. Martin, Secretary of the International Immigration Union.They . have decided on residing in Northern California, the agent having been here last December. The immigrants have $1,000 to $1,500 a piece, and want cheap lands. —~ += —___——--— ~j Another Brass Band. Another brass band is being organized at this city tinder the leadership of Prof. Steve Nichols, andit will be known as the (ity. Band. ‘Several of the members of the Union Band, which disorganized some time ago, have joined the new one. -Dr. R. S. Wesron, of Forest City, isin town. He will go to Sacramento today, and perhaps conclude upon his arrival there to take a trip to the Eastern States. Tue largest stock of ‘boots and shoes in Nevada county will be opened by the Standard Boot and Shoe Factory next week. m3-tf A partor of the Native Sons of the Golden West isto be organized at Camptonville on the night of the 12th instant. To the Ladies of Nevada City. Leave your measure, for a pair of fine French ‘kid shoes at the Standard Boot and Shoe Factory, Broad streét;next door to Stumpf’s Hotel. m3-tf -—. «<.—_—_—_—_--—_ «A Josreten ™ Barn to Let. Enquire of Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad street. £26-6t Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? . Shiloh’s ‘Vitalizer is a positive . cure. Carr Bros., agents. Fixest . liugors, .the choicest groceries of all kinds at Smith’s. By paying cash you will save from 10 to 20 per cent. Tun Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says :, ‘Both my‘self and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption are” Carr Bros., agents. ~ i —-—som A wasat Injector! free witli ‘gach bottle 6f Shiloh’s Catarrh Reme-. London merchants; and in 1770, ‘claimed the right. It was against ——Hthis—alleged right, however, and] affair is that Roberts—didnothiag . the -window. — Nothing New About It. The San Francisco Argonaut says: ‘‘Boycotting is a foreign importation. We are sorry to have it introduced into America. Itcomes from Ireland. It is ae contemptible,.cowardly evasion o the law.’ Pixley should review Quackenbos’ History of the United States before he turns himself loose again-on this ‘subject. That history says: “‘The merchants of America adhered to their resolution not to import British commodities, and the effect began to be felt across the Atlantic. An appeal was made to Parliament by Lord North having become prime minister, the offensive duty was removed from every article except tea, on which it was retained, to show that Parliament still not the taaitself, that the Ameri-\ cans had contended; and they were by no means satisfied with such tardy and partial concession. The use of tea was voluntarily laid aside; and, to insure united action, the friends of liberty established committees of correspondence in the various colonies.” Tur surveyors on the Giant Forest Railroad, says the Tulare Register, reached Tulare Wednesday, and the preliminary .work has now been done nearly the whole way from Tulare to the timber. Mr. Keller, informs us that the grade up to within two miles of the best timber is even better than at first supposed. The last two miles will be a cable road, such as they now use in Mendocino and other lumbering sections. Anew grip has been invented that’ goes up. and down, ‘hand over hand,”’ so to speak. a eee completed, there are over thirtyfour millions of acres of unoccupied Government land in this State. Of this, about fifteen million of acres are available for agricultural purposes, the remainder’ being timber and mineral lands, much of which is suitable for grazing purposes. —— -— S. Fe Auta: The prospect of general or’ petty war between European States has dwindled to nothing,and now there appears between England and this country a cloud, no bigger than a man’s hani. Butasitis John L. Sullivan’s hand it will do. _He is arranging to maul the champion of England. > Tae New York Sun propounds the following conundrum to free trade-bill Morrison: ‘‘Isn’t it true that the United States is now the greatest manufactusing nation on earth? This has ‘been accomplished under protection. Could it have been under free trade?” Morrison is taking time to solve the problem. — Rev. R. Heber Newton is again drawing the fire of his orthodox Episcopal brethren by recently . preaching a discourse tending to show, if not to prove, that Christ was not a Christian in the sense in which the word is used at the present day. Is your hair turning gray and gradually falling out? Hall’s Hair Renewer will restore it to its original color, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses the scalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable and harmless dressing. lw Sie oe Ir is spring. A reeurrection of nature’s latent forces is taking place. Like the world around you, renew your complexion, invigorate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the means to use for this purpose. lw Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh ,Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros., agents. e -o—— : Ruevmatism, Gout and Neuralgia are generally caused by urea in the blood, and it is one, of the special properties of Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine to eradicate all these disorders. For sale by Carr Bros. =~ lw —Swart’s photogaphs are second . to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf > Dwelling Renee to Rent. Centrally louatad. barn, ete. Apply at this offiice. Wiiy will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate reLitief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. ~— —tf "eoare will defend the banger, Accorpiné toa statement just} Large_ lot, } Root, A Mixed Case. E. H. Gaylord, of this city, has been employed to assist E. W. Roberts in the prosecution of H. D, Brown, the.Grass Valley man who banged Ed. Roberts over the head with a whisky glass. A. foc atone i -hearinghas been postponed till next Wednesday moon. Brown claims that he was fully justified in the attack, while Roberts’ friends say it was without provocation. One report of the fracas reaching here is that the injured man had: been ona “time,” and dropping into a saloon asked the crowd to drink with him; that Brown made a remark about Roberts not having the money to pay for what he got; that Roberts became aggressive in speech and manner, and that Brown retorted by throwing the tumbler.Another version of the deserving of punishment. Brown, is spoken of as having been in numerous rows before. ~~ Tux Boston Traveller has risen above the false philanthrophy of asensible view of the Chinese qnéstion. -It says: ‘It is. time that our half-way temporizing policy of meeting the Chinese question was abandoned. We should enforce and carry out obligations,;—or—enactCongressman Morrow’s Anti-Chinese bills.’ This coming from the leading Re‘publican paper of the “Hub,” is evidence that. light is breaking upon the Chinese question, and that they begin to realize the evils of Mongolian invasion and _coolie servile labor. It is a question of which will go—the Chinese coolie or the white laborer, and_ the white laborer seems.1o have: the awakening sympathy ofthe East. Art a recent meeting of the Protectiye Association of Grocers, recently organized in. Long Island City, a“‘black list,’’ footing up $13,000, was handed in. It was a fair-sizedaccount-book, with a mourning border, containing a list of persons who had failed to settle ‘their accounts with ‘the members of the association. -o>o a Boston folk buy bread on Sunday on credit and refuse to pay it because a Sunday debt is outlawed inthe State. The bilked bakers ask for protection. We suggest that they try shutting shov on Sunday. s Tus two eldest daughters of James G. Blaine have joined the Catholie Church within—the— last year. Laughter Lends a New Charm To beauty when it discloses a pretty set of teeth. Whiteness, when nature has supplied this element of loveliness, may be retained through life by using the fragrant Sozoponr, lw Attention Workingmen. The finest buckskin gloves to be found in Nevada City can be purchased for one dollar at the Standard Auction House, opposite the New York Hotel. Woruth doble t.e money. tf Mr. J. H.Quatman, —— Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. BARRETT. —o-<>e Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of fresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ———> +=Pure ‘‘ Lanasuan’’ hen eggs for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m _>+ Usz D. D. 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The pavement of Hades is’ relaid the first of every January. « ‘*Sicsemper tyrannis,’’ may be freely rendered, the sick always are tyrants. “Pride goes-before a fall,’’ and the ‘‘winter of discontent,” follows after. “God helps thoes that helps travelers at a hotel table are sure of the assistance of heaven. “‘He that is down need not full,’ because feathers fall so lightly. “The blind cannot lead the blind,” and as both justice and love have bandaged eyes, neither can be trusted to lead’ the other. “Love goes out at the window when poverty enters the door,” door, it is amazing with what ¢elerity love comes scrambling in by themselves,” so that commercial . . but should poverty retire by the} Sol Smith Russell Caught. Mr. Sol. Smith Russell tells how he recently renewed an aequaintance with Mr. Otto Schlengarten, of Milwaukee. Schlengarten set up the beer, and presently he said: . ‘*Let me see, Sol, you oond me vas aboud the same age, ain’t it? How old vos you anyway?” “T am 37 years old,’’ replied Mr. Russell. “Ach, gome now—dot vos a. choke!’’ insisted . Schlengarten; smiling sceptically. _ **No,” protested Mr. Russell, “I was born in 1848.’ -"In eighdeen _forty-eighd?” cried Schlengarten. ‘Get oud! I getch you know—you told me dot den years ago!” som Justin McCarty’ cables to the Herald from London _as_ follows: “Gladstone is working a weed (oan ew Wasted Sympathy. Sympathetic Visitor (to convict) —‘‘What brought you to this unfortunate place, my poor fellow ?’’ Convict—‘‘Prize fightin’ sorr.’’ Sympathetic Visitor—‘Ah, indeed; prize fighting.I suppose you feel the disgrace of your present position keenly at times?” Cohvict—‘Disgrace, sorr?” I knocked me man out on the second round!” . eet sO eS & A Kentuckian saw the -devil while making a mockery of the Lord’s supper and went crazy and died. As he was a drink artist thére is no doubt the enemy apdid to’ Eve. —_——+ ooo A woman in ‘Pradford, Penn., while sewing a button on her husband’s vest, was instantly killed by alamp explosion. Still, we think it is a woman’s duty to sew buttons on her husband's vest. Tue St. Louis Gaslight Company has reduced the price of its product to $1.50 per 1,000 feet. bd AKRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, RecronBros PROPRIETORS March 3, 1886, Arthur J, Hunter, San Fran, Robt. Beatty, do V. Mattock, do ae Gifford, do an Meter, i on, J. B. Tully, ia Cc. Sohnebior, Bear River, Jno. Treanor, do -C. H. Hanson, City. —_— NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy.. Saitaes PROPRIETOR Xe March 3. J. Holland, City, A Fuller, do W. C. Meyers, City, A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley, Mrs. Stewart, Downieville, R. S. Weston, Forest City, Wm. McCaw, Badger Hi I, C.E. Elliott, Sacramento,, Mrs. Thompson, do H.C, Stevens, Red Bluff. =rhis-scheme for Home Rule peared tohim as a serpent, like he } does not ‘intend to satnaed > mere resolution, but willintroduce aregular scheme. The leaders of the Irish party continue to maintain an attitude of reserve.” Cuicaco gasmakers expect to furnish 2,500,000,000 feet of their product this year to consumers, and they claim that the electric light has not hurt their business at all. THe municipal authorities of Paris have ordered that the name of the Deity be expunged from the children’s books issued from the Metropolitan School Committee. Se ——— Suiion’s Coven and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— NEVADA THEATRE. _——— 2 NIGHTS ONLY 3 ommnnammed Friday & Saturday, March 12th and 13th, 1886. Company. Presenting = Renowned Actor, “oe by And a Powerful Dramatic Company. On Friday, March 12th, the latest Madison Square Theatre Success, MAY BLOSSOM On Saturday, March 13th, Bartley Camps bell’s Greatest Creation, The Galley Slave 447 Replete with New Scenery, Wonierful Mechanical Effects, etc., etc, No extra charge for reserved seats. Usu Carr Bros., agents. the reductions are genuine. Near ee Hotel, Snow flalee’ S Pictorial ! YOU THINK THEY ‘ARE IN DEEP STUDY. READ ALouD I PLEASE NOT \ SMOKING . PROHIBITED . iil Previous to our Annual Stock-Takins, FEBRUARY ist, EFWwWE WILL GIVE CASH.ON ALL Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Wings and Feathers, Making the Prices MUCH. BELOW COST. In other words we will sell A $12.00 HAT FOR $8. 00. A.$ 9.00 HAT FOR $6.00. A $6.00 HAT FOR $4.00. A $3.00 HAT FOR $2.00. AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION. These Goods are marked in plain figures, just as when placed on sale, and the customer can see that MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main St, mayors City. al prices, mb-8t 33%% OFF. FOR bs il . SF Uf ea — THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE REALLY DOING. par NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SNOW FLAKE. ae When with the ague you do shake A drink of SNOWFLAKE you should tuke, Unlike the noxious quinine pills, It always cures and never kills, -ITIS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. HALL, LUHRS & CO., _ Sacramento, ih pe a ——! ARS fs Vas N Ti . =} “lists tld tddde cri 27 The Ereat of the Seas . bs Mina LEWIS MORRISON, _ Miss Rose Wood ¥ PROPRIETORS.

talib, HE UN. a hor CITY. : sy Pr Oprietor, ND RETan, 8, Proprietor, . x ~~ n “the hay rar 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. en THE Sahibe Committee of Truckee’s secret and powerful AntiChinege League has ¢lected Daniel McPheeters as a delegate to the adjourned ‘session of the San Jose Convention, to be held in the Senate Chamber at Sacramento, March 10, and W. 0. Hillas delte to the Sacramento Convention held at the same date in the Assembly Chamber, A Cutmese laundryman went into the Postoffice yesterday to enquiré as to how much the railroad fare to Boston was. He said this country was going to~ the ‘dogs, and he wanted to get out of it ag soon a8-possible. He was referred to Passenger Agent Parker nous Bank, R. Pro-rietor ee 8, Ete,, taht: Whole. usually found ins . BUY MEAT F r TO THEIR ae ; WITH ME, Ag LOWEST RATES -¢ Of charge, NA FF<IGER, Market, ', NEVADA CITY. Proprietor. ING PURCHASED = hamed Market, fj to see: all former: nd wOhihe able to; I kingg.o why Mests, 9 -KEPTINA — MARKET t: shed at the VERYt tience in the. bnsi. give perfect satiq. pply t my Line, AVE STOCK FOR ices to Suit MES pe ‘URNER, REET, : . orTy, 3 IN H1S LINE ATAN ANY OTHER’, TEVaADA COUNTY. te in part of PARE, ttings, ler and Fuse Is and Picks. , ‘B ails, on . create . well. OUR NEIGHBORS. Readable Notes About Sundry : Grass Valley Mines. We gather the substance of the following items from the Tidings of Wednesday : 2 The Empire mine is looking well in its lower le¥el; and has more quartz than the present mill can handle. \ Water power will be turned on in a few weeks. se The New York Hill Company have found quite a large ledge in the 13level north. It shows considerable gold, and is the deepest dévelopment made in the mine. The Crown Point is still doing The machinery is to be enlarged. The Idaho mining company have let a contract for running the tunnel and making the ditch which will carry the water to the Badger mine. The tunnel and ditch will be between 300 and 400 for particulars as to the expense of yidding this community of himself. ————_— + <> Bap as the weather was, a goodsized crowd went to the Skating Academy : Wednesday evening. Flour, coffee and numerous other valuable prizes, to the value of several dollars, were given away, every person attending having a chance in the drawing. \There will also be a grand time tonight. J.8. (Jerry) Goopwin, ex-hy‘draulic mining superintendent, will represent Little York townshipin the Sacramento State Anti-Chinese convention, the citizens of his part of the county having requested theSupervisors to issue the necessary credentials to him. ProMINENT and respected citizens of Grass Valley are authority for the statement that their town will soon make herself heard on the Chinese question. W!:én she speaks it will be in thunder tones. Tus Nevada City anti-Chinese League is being joined by nearly all of our citizens. It will accomplish the object it seeks to and in a manner that will not reflect any discredit on this community. ~ >_> Wii. ‘I. ‘Morgan, for a long time salesman with the hardware firm of Legg & Shaw at this city, has resigned his position and gone to San Francisco where he may conclude to remain, _ Rogert C. VERNON, representing the Lewis Morrison dramatic company; is in this city arranging for the performances to be given at the Theatre on the evenings of the 12th and 13th instant. Tue biggest hail-storm ever known in the vicinity of San Juan occurred last Monday. Hail the size of ordinary marbles fell in torrents for some ten or fifteen minutes. THE members of Neva Degree Camp, I. 0.0. F., will -have a banquet at Stompt's Hotel tomoryow evening in connection with their muster and installation of officers. * Signor Bosco, the celebrated English Magician, appeared last ’ evening at Grass Valley before upward of 700 people. Secure your tickets at Vinton’s drugstore. 6 << Oe Tu Directors of the Seventeenth District Agricultural Association meet at this city tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock to begin making arrangements for next Fall’s Fair. Tue Ice “Company’s store-house and barn on the Plazais to be raised two feet, and the work will be done under the supervision of Messrs. Hoskins‘and Arnhart. Snow from four to six feet deep only a few miles above here. Two or three days of warm rain would consternation at Marysville. ; Ricuarp Gavuruisr had one of his fingers aeeidentally cut off Wednesday afternoon by the maqhinery atthe Crown Point mine. <> Faxes of snow as big as four bit silver pieces, and almost as light as feathers, fell here for three or four hours 4 yesterday. Cc. E. Sexer is getting rid_of his Marysville real estate as fast as he ean find buyers. Mr. Sexey 1s shrewd fellow. las Tor g Supplies. e State e Tron “Ware s in the ily. ave money br as lishment. : fil came? * i ‘Mas J. V._Hunrer leaves _ tomorrow for a visit to San Fran-. cigco, Santa. Crus and Tos _Angeles. Tue storms have. put an effertaal demeet oo ene operaUncite ManvEL says we will have a balmy spring. neces eae tere” Snow-sHoErna -is_ the popular pastime up north.Surrvisor Hux, of Little York _ toma, ein eet long. Work of putting up machinery will soon commence. The tunnel and ditch will take the water froma point near the Crown Point mine, which latter mine will also be furnished with water by the Idaho company. The Idaho mine is looking well, the 15 and 16 levels containing rich pay-ore. The Idaho has just declared its 197th dividend. The horseshoe is idle at present, but willresume operations as soon as the winter is over. The: machinery upon this mine was inadequate to handle the water i in wet weather. The North Star is now pumping and sinking. The shaft is down 1400 feet, andhas a good paying ledge in the bottom. Next week will determine the fate of Allison Ranch mine as far as the French syndicate is concerned. <2 Signor Bosco. This great English magician will appear at Nevada Theatre Saturday, Monday and Tuesday evenings, March 6th, 8th and 9th, Speaking of the Signor, the Santa Rosa Democrat of a recent date says: ‘‘A large, select and intelligent audience, variously estimiated at from 800 to 1,000, greeted his entertainment last night. To say the audience was enthusiastic would be expressing it mildly, for they were fairly wild with delight. Signor Bosco is an accomplished and marvelous _ sleight-of-hand performer, and some of his skillful manipulations and puzzles challenge the insight of any man. Admission, with one envelope, 35 cents, reserved seats with two en-yelopes.50_cents, children under twelve years 25 cents. 2t UR. K. of P. Installation. The following officers of Mountain Division, No, 16, U. R. K. of P., were installed Wednesday evening: B.N, Shoecraft, S.K. C.; John Bacigalupi, 8. K. L. C.; Re D. Carter, 8S. K. H.; F. G. Beatty, gS. K. R.; W. D. Vinton, 8. K. T.; J.J. Jackson, S. K.G.;, W. A. Rowe, 8. .K. S. The Division numbers. 65 members, having gained 22 during the past term. ‘ Death of John Millhone. John Milhone, whose illness was mentioned in this paper the early part of the week, died Wednesday night. Hehad many years resided here, being engaged in mining. SS Attention, U. D. C. No. 6: The officers and -members of Neva Uniform Degree Camp, No. 6, I. 0. O. F., are. hereby ordered to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening, March 6th, 1886, for the purposes of muster and installationef—officers. Full uniform. By order Ww, H. Martin, Commander. A. R. Lorp, Secretary. _ m4-3t ‘For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, yon 3 printed guarantee on every. bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Men’s mining boots, Hungarian, hob-nailed or with klinkers, made to measure for six dollars, at the Standard Boot & Shoe’Factory. ti “HACKMETACK,"-& lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. ~ ‘Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. ae 3 ee. ae Try i ‘napclen 9 your yards ae sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass-and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived j at. Carr Bros. tf ——->————— Pecx’s’ Premium Perfumes in full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store. z, tf Freres LurorteD cit Key West Cigars, 1214 and 10 cents, at Nrvt’ ENS’. tf Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad A Bombshell. The following preamble and conundrums were proposed to the Board of Supervisors of Yuba county the other day, for adoption, but of course they were laid on the table: ‘‘Wuereas: Large amounts of money have been drawn from the Treasury of this county for the ‘prosecution of debris suits which have been disbursed under direction of C. E.* Sexey, by the antiDebris Committee of this Board without making a report, therefore the following questions are propounded to said Committee : _ “Ist. Why isthe debris litigation conducted with favoritism to one section and a spirit of bitter persecution used in the prosecution of the Smartsville mines? “2d. Why is it the mines of New York and Ohio Flats have been allowed to continue unmolested ?— “3d. Why. has no suit been brought against the Pioneer mine, owned by Grant & Chapman,).also the-Cleveland mine? . : “4th. .Why has the suit. of Yuba Co. vs. James Arnott et al. of Sierra Co., commenced Feb. 25, 1885, an alia summons in which was delivered to. C. E. Sexey on July 25, 1885, not been served or any proceedings taken therein? “Sth. Why isthe District Attorney of this county who receives a salary of $3,000 a year, ignored in debris cases ? “6th. Why are dams so successful'in Slate Creek, where mizing is carried on extensively, and totally impractical at Smartsville.”’ >_> Motab'e Dramatic Engagement. Lewis Morrison and Rose W ood, supported by their complete and powerful dramatic company, will be certain to be greeted by large audiences during their engagement at this city the latter part of next week. As will be observed by seference to the advertisement, they will produce plays never before given here. The bill for Friday evening will consist of the famous Madison Square success, ‘May Blossom,” while on Saturday evening will be presented Bartley Campbell’s most meritor* ious creation, ‘“‘The Galley Slave.” They are both replete with special scenery of the best character, fine mechanical effects, rich, costumes, etc. The usual price of admission will prevail, and there is to be no extra charge for reserved seats. Send Them to Nevada County. The Sacramento Bee says: One hundred and thirteen families from Germany will staré on the Ist of May. The agent comes from Chicago next week to go over Northern California with W. H. Martin, Secretary of the International Immigration Union.They . have decided on residing in Northern California, the agent having been here last December. The immigrants have $1,000 to $1,500 a piece, and want cheap lands. —~ += —___——--— ~j Another Brass Band. Another brass band is being organized at this city tinder the leadership of Prof. Steve Nichols, andit will be known as the (ity. Band. ‘Several of the members of the Union Band, which disorganized some time ago, have joined the new one. -Dr. R. S. Wesron, of Forest City, isin town. He will go to Sacramento today, and perhaps conclude upon his arrival there to take a trip to the Eastern States. Tue largest stock of ‘boots and shoes in Nevada county will be opened by the Standard Boot and Shoe Factory next week. m3-tf A partor of the Native Sons of the Golden West isto be organized at Camptonville on the night of the 12th instant. To the Ladies of Nevada City. Leave your measure, for a pair of fine French ‘kid shoes at the Standard Boot and Shoe Factory, Broad streét;next door to Stumpf’s Hotel. m3-tf -—. «<.—_—_—_—_--—_ «A Josreten ™ Barn to Let. Enquire of Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad street. £26-6t Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? . Shiloh’s ‘Vitalizer is a positive . cure. Carr Bros., agents. Fixest . liugors, .the choicest groceries of all kinds at Smith’s. By paying cash you will save from 10 to 20 per cent. Tun Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says :, ‘Both my‘self and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption are” Carr Bros., agents. ~ i —-—som A wasat Injector! free witli ‘gach bottle 6f Shiloh’s Catarrh Reme-. London merchants; and in 1770, ‘claimed the right. It was against ——Hthis—alleged right, however, and] affair is that Roberts—didnothiag . the -window. — Nothing New About It. The San Francisco Argonaut says: ‘‘Boycotting is a foreign importation. We are sorry to have it introduced into America. Itcomes from Ireland. It is ae contemptible,.cowardly evasion o the law.’ Pixley should review Quackenbos’ History of the United States before he turns himself loose again-on this ‘subject. That history says: “‘The merchants of America adhered to their resolution not to import British commodities, and the effect began to be felt across the Atlantic. An appeal was made to Parliament by

Lord North having become prime minister, the offensive duty was removed from every article except tea, on which it was retained, to show that Parliament still not the taaitself, that the Ameri-\ cans had contended; and they were by no means satisfied with such tardy and partial concession. The use of tea was voluntarily laid aside; and, to insure united action, the friends of liberty established committees of correspondence in the various colonies.” Tur surveyors on the Giant Forest Railroad, says the Tulare Register, reached Tulare Wednesday, and the preliminary .work has now been done nearly the whole way from Tulare to the timber. Mr. Keller, informs us that the grade up to within two miles of the best timber is even better than at first supposed. The last two miles will be a cable road, such as they now use in Mendocino and other lumbering sections. Anew grip has been invented that’ goes up. and down, ‘hand over hand,”’ so to speak. a eee completed, there are over thirtyfour millions of acres of unoccupied Government land in this State. Of this, about fifteen million of acres are available for agricultural purposes, the remainder’ being timber and mineral lands, much of which is suitable for grazing purposes. —— -— S. Fe Auta: The prospect of general or’ petty war between European States has dwindled to nothing,and now there appears between England and this country a cloud, no bigger than a man’s hani. Butasitis John L. Sullivan’s hand it will do. _He is arranging to maul the champion of England. > Tae New York Sun propounds the following conundrum to free trade-bill Morrison: ‘‘Isn’t it true that the United States is now the greatest manufactusing nation on earth? This has ‘been accomplished under protection. Could it have been under free trade?” Morrison is taking time to solve the problem. — Rev. R. Heber Newton is again drawing the fire of his orthodox Episcopal brethren by recently . preaching a discourse tending to show, if not to prove, that Christ was not a Christian in the sense in which the word is used at the present day. Is your hair turning gray and gradually falling out? Hall’s Hair Renewer will restore it to its original color, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses the scalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable and harmless dressing. lw Sie oe Ir is spring. A reeurrection of nature’s latent forces is taking place. Like the world around you, renew your complexion, invigorate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the means to use for this purpose. lw Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh ,Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros., agents. e -o—— : Ruevmatism, Gout and Neuralgia are generally caused by urea in the blood, and it is one, of the special properties of Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine to eradicate all these disorders. For sale by Carr Bros. =~ lw —Swart’s photogaphs are second . to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf > Dwelling Renee to Rent. Centrally louatad. barn, ete. Apply at this offiice. Wiiy will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate reLitief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. ~— —tf "eoare will defend the banger, Accorpiné toa statement just} Large_ lot, } Root, A Mixed Case. E. H. Gaylord, of this city, has been employed to assist E. W. Roberts in the prosecution of H. D, Brown, the.Grass Valley man who banged Ed. Roberts over the head with a whisky glass. A. foc atone i -hearinghas been postponed till next Wednesday moon. Brown claims that he was fully justified in the attack, while Roberts’ friends say it was without provocation. One report of the fracas reaching here is that the injured man had: been ona “time,” and dropping into a saloon asked the crowd to drink with him; that Brown made a remark about Roberts not having the money to pay for what he got; that Roberts became aggressive in speech and manner, and that Brown retorted by throwing the tumbler.Another version of the deserving of punishment. Brown, is spoken of as having been in numerous rows before. ~~ Tux Boston Traveller has risen above the false philanthrophy of asensible view of the Chinese qnéstion. -It says: ‘It is. time that our half-way temporizing policy of meeting the Chinese question was abandoned. We should enforce and carry out obligations,;—or—enactCongressman Morrow’s Anti-Chinese bills.’ This coming from the leading Re‘publican paper of the “Hub,” is evidence that. light is breaking upon the Chinese question, and that they begin to realize the evils of Mongolian invasion and _coolie servile labor. It is a question of which will go—the Chinese coolie or the white laborer, and_ the white laborer seems.1o have: the awakening sympathy ofthe East. Art a recent meeting of the Protectiye Association of Grocers, recently organized in. Long Island City, a“‘black list,’’ footing up $13,000, was handed in. It was a fair-sizedaccount-book, with a mourning border, containing a list of persons who had failed to settle ‘their accounts with ‘the members of the association. -o>o a Boston folk buy bread on Sunday on credit and refuse to pay it because a Sunday debt is outlawed inthe State. The bilked bakers ask for protection. We suggest that they try shutting shov on Sunday. s Tus two eldest daughters of James G. Blaine have joined the Catholie Church within—the— last year. Laughter Lends a New Charm To beauty when it discloses a pretty set of teeth. Whiteness, when nature has supplied this element of loveliness, may be retained through life by using the fragrant Sozoponr, lw Attention Workingmen. The finest buckskin gloves to be found in Nevada City can be purchased for one dollar at the Standard Auction House, opposite the New York Hotel. Woruth doble t.e money. tf Mr. J. H.Quatman, —— Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. BARRETT. —o-<>e Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of fresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ———> +=Pure ‘‘ Lanasuan’’ hen eggs for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m _>+ Usz D. D. 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The pavement of Hades is’ relaid the first of every January. « ‘*Sicsemper tyrannis,’’ may be freely rendered, the sick always are tyrants. “Pride goes-before a fall,’’ and the ‘‘winter of discontent,” follows after. “God helps thoes that helps travelers at a hotel table are sure of the assistance of heaven. “‘He that is down need not full,’ because feathers fall so lightly. “The blind cannot lead the blind,” and as both justice and love have bandaged eyes, neither can be trusted to lead’ the other. “Love goes out at the window when poverty enters the door,” door, it is amazing with what ¢elerity love comes scrambling in by themselves,” so that commercial . . but should poverty retire by the} Sol Smith Russell Caught. Mr. Sol. Smith Russell tells how he recently renewed an aequaintance with Mr. Otto Schlengarten, of Milwaukee. Schlengarten set up the beer, and presently he said: . ‘*Let me see, Sol, you oond me vas aboud the same age, ain’t it? How old vos you anyway?” “T am 37 years old,’’ replied Mr. Russell. “Ach, gome now—dot vos a. choke!’’ insisted . Schlengarten; smiling sceptically. _ **No,” protested Mr. Russell, “I was born in 1848.’ -"In eighdeen _forty-eighd?” cried Schlengarten. ‘Get oud! I getch you know—you told me dot den years ago!” som Justin McCarty’ cables to the Herald from London _as_ follows: “Gladstone is working a weed (oan ew Wasted Sympathy. Sympathetic Visitor (to convict) —‘‘What brought you to this unfortunate place, my poor fellow ?’’ Convict—‘‘Prize fightin’ sorr.’’ Sympathetic Visitor—‘Ah, indeed; prize fighting.I suppose you feel the disgrace of your present position keenly at times?” Cohvict—‘Disgrace, sorr?” I knocked me man out on the second round!” . eet sO eS & A Kentuckian saw the -devil while making a mockery of the Lord’s supper and went crazy and died. As he was a drink artist thére is no doubt the enemy apdid to’ Eve. —_——+ ooo A woman in ‘Pradford, Penn., while sewing a button on her husband’s vest, was instantly killed by alamp explosion. Still, we think it is a woman’s duty to sew buttons on her husband's vest. Tue St. Louis Gaslight Company has reduced the price of its product to $1.50 per 1,000 feet. bd AKRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, RecronBros PROPRIETORS March 3, 1886, Arthur J, Hunter, San Fran, Robt. Beatty, do V. Mattock, do ae Gifford, do an Meter, i on, J. B. Tully, ia Cc. Sohnebior, Bear River, Jno. Treanor, do -C. H. Hanson, City. —_— NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy... Saitaes PROPRIETOR Xe March 3. J. Holland, City, A Fuller, do W. C. Meyers, City, A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley, Mrs. Stewart, Downieville, R. S. Weston, Forest City, Wm. McCaw, Badger Hi I, C.E. Elliott, Sacramento,, Mrs. Thompson, do H.C, Stevens, Red Bluff. =rhis-scheme for Home Rule peared tohim as a serpent, like he } does not ‘intend to satnaed > mere resolution, but willintroduce aregular scheme. The leaders of the Irish party continue to maintain an attitude of reserve.” Cuicaco gasmakers expect to furnish 2,500,000,000 feet of their product this year to consumers, and they claim that the electric light has not hurt their business at all. THe municipal authorities of Paris have ordered that the name of the Deity be expunged from the children’s books issued from the Metropolitan School Committee. Se ——— Suiion’s Coven and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— NEVADA THEATRE. _——— 2 NIGHTS ONLY 3 ommnnammed Friday & Saturday, March 12th and 13th, 1886. Company. Presenting = Renowned Actor, “oe by And a Powerful Dramatic Company. On Friday, March 12th, the latest Madison Square Theatre Success, MAY BLOSSOM On Saturday, March 13th, Bartley Camps bell’s Greatest Creation, The Galley Slave 447 Replete with New Scenery, Wonierful Mechanical Effects, etc., etc, No extra charge for reserved seats. Usu Carr Bros., agents. the reductions are genuine. Near ee Hotel, Snow flalee’ S Pictorial ! YOU THINK THEY ‘ARE IN DEEP STUDY. READ ALouD I PLEASE NOT \ SMOKING . PROHIBITED . iil Previous to our Annual Stock-Takins, FEBRUARY ist, EFWwWE WILL GIVE CASH.ON ALL Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Wings and Feathers, Making the Prices MUCH. BELOW COST. In other words we will sell A $12.00 HAT FOR $8. 00. A.$ 9.00 HAT FOR $6.00. A $6.00 HAT FOR $4.00. A $3.00 HAT FOR $2.00. AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION. These Goods are marked in plain figures, just as when placed on sale, and the customer can see that MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main St, mayors City. al prices, mb-8t 33%% OFF. FOR bs il . SF Uf ea — THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE REALLY DOING. par NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SNOW FLAKE. ae When with the ague you do shake A drink of SNOWFLAKE you should tuke, Unlike the noxious quinine pills, It always cures and never kills, -ITIS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. HALL, LUHRS & CO., _ Sacramento, ih pe a ——! ARS fs Vas N Ti . =} “lists tld tddde cri 27 The Ereat of the Seas . bs Mina LEWIS MORRISON, _ Miss Rose Wood ¥ PROPRIETORS.