March 10, 1881 (4 pages)

$1 00 25 cts 1 6b 1:09 “ 394 .§ 1 00 : 100 39 tO, 1-09 100 ede _ 66 6) . 100 1 00 29 cts, 2 cts. 2 cts al. 50dec ~°o* 10 23 $56 joe, 10c. on. irrant ED ., offers at Sace call at rewery, nine the -<« * BELL. NEVADA MMTY CALIFORNIA Brief Bention, Bishep Manogue arrived at @rass Walley this week, The new choral society will meet at the Episcopal chaveh to-night, *“'To-night will be the the first big conflagration that destroyed Nevada City. Dividen. No, 1. ef I$} cents « skate onSeadden Flat stock can’ be 30th anniversary of ealeetéd by shareholders in this wwinity* by calling at the Citizens Bank, — : Ferrell, & Vineeat’s store at Grees Valley was robbed Sunday afterThe ‘Chinese peace disturber and two white vayrants from Grass Val« ley, whe left the chain-gang so un€eremoniously= the other: day, have not since bee heard from at head-. en Quarters, : s Capt. J. P. Brown: of Camptonville, member of the Assembly from Yuba, arrived—here with his” wife ‘Tuesday eveniug enroute heine from Sacramento, Owing to the—‘storm » they remained here yesterday, , . Campoodaand_ Chinatewn were well represented in the. Superior while the trial court-reom yesterday vf the two Indian boys for the mur~. der of a Chinaman was going on. The dusky prisoners did net seem to be much worried over theirsituation, In Justice’ Robiuson’s Court yes~terdsy;—Eanra—Holbreok pleaded gulity to the charge of disturbing the peace, and his koner sentenced her to pay a fine of $°5 er ge to jail for fifteen days, At latest advices she had not made up her miad which fern of the dilemma to grasp. W. Dz Long, Esq., returned wight Mr. Long made a good recerd in the Assenbly, standing tp all the time fer tus interests ofthe tax-payers ef the State in general aid the miners: in particalar. Even thet chronic fault Hinder, the San Francisco Chronicle, ‘could find. no occasion: fer Saying Bnything mean about him, but on the “ther hand bestowell upon him'specfal praise for the horeaty and con sistency he displayed by his course in the Legislature, Ef Sefore last from Sacramente. ee Superier Court. The following Susiness wag. transwoted:in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Samuel Granger vs. Original Em. pire M-&M, Co. Judgment ordered as prayed for with the exception. of the gum of $1,150 and interest thereon. The People vs. Indian Frank, Louis Rose and Indian Durkee, murder, Oa motion of District Attorney Gaylord the . indictment against Indian Durkee was dismissed, he having agreed to turn State's evidenes, Durkee was’ ordered kept in oustody ‘till the trial be . ae ara Roesting on the Rall. ; When the early train to Colfax stopped at Buena Vista to wood up yesterday morning, Conductor Men~ denhall observed a peculiar looking object on one of the rails about four feet ahead of where the engine was standing. He walked up to it and was just lifting his foot back to give it a kick when the object ran away, making a great clatter as it disappeared, It was an old hen that had been spending the night on the rail, and had aecumulated about three inches of snow on her back. ~ May Come Yet, It is possible that the Melville opera troupe may visit this city and Grass Valley after all. Itis now stated that their engagement extends east only to Salt Lake City, and after fulfilling their engagements through the State of Nevada and at that city they may come up here while on their way back to San Francisco, iene Recorder's Office Business. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office for the week ending ‘yesterday: 7 mining locations, 30 deeds, 12 satisfactions of mortgage, 1 lien, 1 Sheriff's deed, six mortgages, 1 attachment, 1 marriage certificate, 1 notice ef action, 1 probate order. 4 «7G6 to the National “Exchan, Hotel, S. A, Evpy, Proprietors “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, jou vl Stowhile the owner tu charge was at} chureh. “This is a. Warning . ~egalust church—oing. AN ACCIDENTAL INVENTION, fC} i 2 che fs Probably the First Man Whe Ever Used the stuicesbax and Rif tes for Minin. , Col, Eddy, father of mine host of the National Exchange Hotel of this city, claims the credit of having originally intreduced-the sluice-box and riffles for mining ptrposes, the first being evolved as a matter of necessity, and the latter owing their origin to an accidental discovery. He gives the fellowing account of his connection with this important subject: Iu the Spring of 1850 when -all operations were being carried on by the aid of the long tom and rocker, he located a claim in the ravine just /city, There were several claims beto permit him to run tailings upon their ground, leading from his “location through theirs and to,a-point below. Qn the hottom of the sluice, wherever the different sections joined, he nailed wooden cleats to keep the water and gravel from: leaking .thréugh., At a rocker, and for one day manipula ted the dirt that came down to it, At the end of that day he fouttd that the rocker had saved scarcely any gold.’ Going along up the sluiee -he ‘found behind each-ofthe cleats au merous sparkling particles of gold that had ledged there: He -abandoned the use of the rocker, increased the number of cleats, and thea commenced what he says was the California, and probably in the whele world se-far-ashe knows. -The sluice aud rifiles immediately became popular, catsing the priee of lumber toadvance rapidly, The Colonel says the only thing he regrets about his diseovery-is that he did not have it patented and thus win ‘fame and fortune, = en ' Pog Tales, ets. tae, The Free Laace man spregds himself out over a column of his paper it-@ vain endeavor to ‘produce a smarter dog than the one owned by James Spargo-and immortalized by the TRanscripr, He mentions one canine that likes to hug a hot stove, angther that is in the habit of stealing meat from a butcher shop, a third that formed a strong attachment for a doctor because he (the dog) had a tapeworm and wanted it cured, and so on. ad libitum. The Spargo purp still wears the crown, however. The only thing. Grass Valley has thatNevada City can’t discount is the debating society, »The Operatas. The juveniles engaged wnder Prof. Muller’s. direction rehears— ing the operatas of ‘Little Riding hood” and ‘‘T win Sisters,” which will be produced in this city early in May,are rapidly acquiring proficiency in the rendition of the words and musie. The orchestra, like the singers, will include children only, Died at the Hospital. » Tuesday tiorning W. E. Powell, better known as Dov,” died at the native of Kentucky and aged about 50 years. For many years he has resided in the vicinity of Rough and Ready, and but recently applied for admission to the Hospital. act ease to those who L kidney troubles, asd conquery as y . A Cough Cold or Sere Throat Colonel Eddy ef Nevada City Says he abave the Catholic Church —in— this So he made a trough the lower end-efthe-sluice he placed. first sluice-mining ever carried on in 4 Hospital of consumption. He was al. thould be stoppedNeglect fre. Quently results in an incurable lung , disease or Consumption. Brown's . Bronchial _Troches are certain to: i. to give relief in Asthma, sronchi-{; ; tis, Coughs, Catarrh Consuniptives jand Throat diseases. For thirty. . years the Troches have been recom; mended: by physicians, ana always . give perfect satis‘action. They are . hot-new or untried, but having been . tested by. wide and constant use fer . nearly an. entire generation, they . have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of theage. Public speakers and singstrength— ers use them to clear and én the voice. Seld at 25 cts. a’ box <-> A Fragrant Breath wud Pearty Tecth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly ERS RSE . kin, Aylesbury, and Rouen Rucks. akland Poultry Yards, ences Cor. 16th and Castro Streets, : CAKLAND. Constantly on Rand and FOR SALE choice specimens of the following Fowls: Dark and Licht Brahmas ;Buff, White and Partridge Coch ins; White and Brown Leghorns: Dorkings ; Polish; Yambures ; Plymouth Rocks: Game and Sébright Bantams : Bronze Turkeys; PeVarieties of Price List of Ygss. ° —— REDUCTION SALE: Boots.and Shoes ! BEING OVERSTOCK: ED in Boots and Shoes for Winter Wear, and not wishing to carry them over until next season, , Wewill for the next Gite Thirty Days sell“the Satine xt Reduted Prices far Cash ! Te make Roem for our Spring steck. ‘WE MEAN Call early and secure bargains, A full stock of Lavilies*, aisse 2 Men's GEOOR. BAYLEY’S Poultry Yards—cormert ey. = mae sas aa popular dentifrica, Sozodsat. ComlL pose : Isepic herbs, it im: parts whiteness to the teeth, —a—ge= licious aroma to ‘the breath, and preserves intact; from youth, to old age, the teeth. Acidity ef théstomaeh will destroy the stongest teeth unless its effects are’ counteracted with Sozodont, and this pure tooth= wash protects the dental surface by temoving every impurity that -ad= heres to them. Ask your druggist . for Sozodont. ; Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! [2 broken. of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruclating pain of cutting teetir4f 80, go at once and “get~ axbottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing ‘syru It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you upon if;.there is ne mistake about it There is not a mother on earth who has ever nsed it, who witlvot tell you at once that it.will regulate the bowels, and give_rest.tothe mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is. perfectly safe fo tse in_all cqses, and pleasant to the taste, arid is the prescriptien of one of the oldest . and best female physicians — and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere, 25 cents a bottle A Fact Werth Knowing.” Are you suffering with constmption, coughs, severe colds settled on . thebreast, pnenmonia, or any di-! sease of the throat and lungs? _ If bottle of Boschee’s_ German Syrup. This medicine has lately: been introon-its:}own merits, The people are oing wild over its SUccess, and Nrageicte allover our country are ‘writing us_of--its—wonderfulcures among their customers. If you wish to try its superior virtue; get a sample. bott'e for 10 cents, Large size bottle 75. eents. . Three dosea will -rglieve any case, Try it,” i The American Peeple. See ee — Are you disturbed at might and . may depend . . So, gO to your druggist and get a. duced from Germany, and is selling . , ~ “tstirwnd Custro Sirects, Oakland, _ -2._Post Office Address P-O—-Box ti San Pranciséo, at, Price per Dozen, &@ Safe arrival of. Eygs guaranteed. ZR Satisfaction Ganrantecd, For farther information Plustrated Catalozpe ta GEO. BR BA ¥LEY, P, Of Dox 1771, San Francisco: Cal, {5 FOR SALE CHEAP, beasis ADW:LLING m 3 Good-Repair,; onthe shies INQUIRE WITHIN 39 DAYS-AT fi2Im CITIZENS BANK. Must he Reduced ! Must be Reduced ! ust bo Reduced! —— Bs OVERSTOCKED. WITH” THE, Finest Stock ef CIGARS “No people in’ the eworld suffer es* a certain and: sure Green's August Flower was introduced for this disease and its effects, yet so well has this remedy, succeeded in every case to effect a cure, that there is not a druggist in the United States but recommends the August Flower in all cases of dyspepsia rand Liver complaint, costiveness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all derangements of the stomach and liver, Go to your druggist—and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try ~ Two doses will relieve any case, remedy until’) it. Regular size 75 cents,;. ‘A PosITIvE fact of the age is. the certainty'of relief afforded in skin diseases by Glenn's sulphur soap. Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black or brown 50c, 5 a A New Cause for Thanksgiving. At this season of eoughs and cold, and other diseases of the breathing organs, all men and women with Sensitive lungs, have cause to be thankful that ‘‘Hale’s honey of Horehound and Tar,” is everywhere accessible. It is conceded by the faeulty and proclaimed by the people at large, that diseases of the respiratory organs which are readily cured by this remarkable specific. Pike’s Toothache drops oure ia one minute. : elas sien aieaenas A Cara, Toall who are suffe from the errors and indiseretions of youth, nervous weale ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &ec., 4d will send a revipe that willoure you, FREB OF CHARGE, ‘This great remedy was disTR ne lamax, Starion D, oj Ay H. W. HAND, : TEACHER-OF: Piano, Organ and Vocal Director of Choral Club and Juvenile . Residence—Nevada City. MRS. L. A, WHITE, Dressmaker, to ao Lotion ar mess much with Dyspepsia as Americans— . and although years of experience in. : medicines have failed te—acco mplish }same_at—Wholesale or Retail Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the during the next —st— , LEGO THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! a This is no n combe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Ig among the hest in the market, and I am aleo selling thera at LOWER PRICES Than any ether dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2-vents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apioce. Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. , 427 Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examime my Goods and Prices. : JOHN JACK. Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K=" CONSTANTLY ON HAND FoR SALE UM BEF. Orders left at the office of South, Yuba ley road will be promptly attended to. Photographs equa Utght: Biwhams. ces ck 00 Dark Brahmas. . tists Fe 6s evan wae ceeeac. 4 O00 White Lephorn@vc2r. ccc 8 00 Brown Leghorns. .32 33. escivii 8 GO Buff Cochine...55.: bee op aigen 4 00 White Oachitin: 53 ao chose 6.00 Partridve Coching:..6.0606¢2 0 4 08 Silver Spangled Hatirbarga. os. . 6 00 Golden Spangled Ham urgs:. 20. 6. 8 64 Biiver Poushy e050 vecce ce 6860) Golden: Politik 5-06 White Crested Black Polish. +.0.16-00 Plymouth Rotks... isi tates 2 6.00 Feolen DaCkS iy sie cts 4 060 Pekin Ducks 25055000. 6. eeses 4 00 send stanip for . . =u@* Red Dog Road, be-. . yond Pine Grove Cemetery. 1 Dr: R. M, Herr, . NILKs SEARLS. All kinds of Common and Clear . Water Oo., or at the Yard, on the Grass Val. ’ Boy's—and—€htihiren’s~ Boots and Shees-ef-ahi Styles—and-Kinds tonStantly on hand. Also, Men's und } Boy's Sats and Caps — nud -Shoe Findings. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Broad St.,_Nevada City, opposite Citizens Bank, ee 2 DSR pee coe ee ET wane Wiha, Ri. GOE, AT THESOLD STAND; CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Kevada City,HAS JUS RECEIVED _ A LARGE SHOCH OF Boots, Shoes &Gaiters, Nd Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pub float, St ‘ Goat and Calf Bainioral, Sandals. : and Buskins. Also a Jarve asSort Children's: and Misseg’-School Sho and Gents—KipamdCattttoots— ~ aE Overshoes-torjyounz-and-old, i I have reduced ‘my prices of Goods but not the Quality, Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I-hope to merit a continuance of the same, d20 ~ WwW, ®. CO KEYSTONE RIARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. 9 HAVING purchased fhe above named Market, I wilk be glad tosee all fermer patrons and will be able to supply the public with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a ‘FIRST CLASS MARKET which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWES® RATES. ALSO ON HAND Of my own manufacture, which ig guaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in_the buainess, [eon guarantee to vive perfect satisfaction-te-all, and-will supply-the : Very Best in my Line. AM kinds ef Live Stock fer Sale at All Times. CHAS, KENT. CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: 7 E. M. PRESTON. .:. sdeas owe President RM. HUNG. . :, .Yice’ President JOHN FT. SIORGAN:, . -. 2. 5 Cashier, DoE, WMG 5. eid. ee Secretary. — DIRECTORS :— Joun T, Morgan, J. ARROGAST. L. Housman, E. M. Presrox. Gro. M, Hucurs, 4a Receive Deposits, Buy-and Sell Ex change. ; 443°Purchasée Gold Dust and Bullion &# Highest Price Paid for State an ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, sae Sacramento, Sin Franelsee, Ban Jose . Los Angeles — Also Sell Exchange on-@dl the Principal European Cities. Make Collections-énd transact a General Banking Business. —CORRESPONDENTS— New-Yort—FirstNational Bank, San FPrancisoo-—First Nacional Gold Bank. SACRAMENTO—National Gold Bank of D O, Millis & Co. Sax Jose—First National Gold Bonk, Los ANGELES —Lirst National Gold Bink. GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries. Provtsions, €ase, Grods, Grain, Feed, Et., 42 Goods Sold at Bed Reck Prices. Agent for Giant Powder Company _MANHCOD RESTORED. VICTIM of early innprudence, causing L3 nervous debility, premature decay, etc. having tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered @ simple means of seli-cure,, which he will send free to his fcllow.sufferers’ Address J, H. KEEVES, 43 Chatham Street. New-York, jabis— ‘Orchard and Vineyard TO LET. “ ‘YVHE American Hill Orehard anid Vineyard. Dresses, San isco’ tain inz from 3,600 te 4.000 bear: ‘ sa beat. Untuiny Op ine Bradt Brees ana aoe” rae ; im ‘ Residence ¥“r Fisty Hil. estor, RupoLtPn FIVE CEARS. i For particulars apply to . emda, Clap, Feb. 266k. +t ie i . Phote-ia 'lory, Bavad Street, Nevado} 1. J. BOLFS, Nevada City it 8 Pass ee ~~ 2 * of = 4 that time, =e FOr £4LE ATR rt. Nevada "Y2-inch Engine, 2-4 inieh with heavy hoisting stroke, and punrping 10-inch Engine, New. Complete Hoisting and Ing-Wg consisting of 2 ty <0 inch stroke, PumpXO Bn -gines, reels hob’ and beiter43inches DS -16 foet FRE i §-inch Mueine, 16 inch stro Ke, wit double hoist and bob. Boiler, s6x12, nearly new, : I 8sinch Engine, 8x16. Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rigs Boiler 36 inches by 12: feet, and: boi!. Hoisting—and pinnping gear \ 1 Portable Engine, 8xIG. er, nearly new, I 8-inch Engine, §x1¢. T tubular boiler 40 Inches hy 16 feet, . 1)-stamp mill, -750 pound ‘stamne, S-stamp mill, S50 pounds amps. , Steam Pump, 10x12 evlinder, ae ter eylinder 6x12 3 B-ineh Cornish Pumps 28-ineh Cornish Pimps, 3 Knox Pans, \ 500 feet. 6-inch column, in goodorder, . 325 feet 99-inch column, neatly new, : * Water gates from 3 inches to ar inches, : 1 Il-inch Little Giant, second— hand, ‘ 2 Fue Boilers 36x20 feet, I Flue Boiler 36x12 feet, 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26,32 and 35 feet diameter, complete, with shafting, _pinions, gearing, cte!/.In good order, ee Tron Cars, and a variety,of Mining Implements, APPLY TO "GG. ALLAN, Nevada Feundry, Spring St, je3-tf NEVADA CITY. BAY STATE MARKET ‘ ‘Broad street, opp. City Wall, FAMES COLLEY, Prop'r. Having porchased the 700 will ind fixteres of the Bay State Market, Tam prepared to supply thd people. ot Nevada City and vicinity with choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc.,’. 2 where ineNevada County, a Meats delivered within reasonable distance free of charge. . : Hf you want a nfée roast, stenk, cuts let or chop, give‘me a eall. Those of my oldpatrons who are indebted to me for meats purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the 1st of January, 1881, without fail, as the busicess must be closed by JAMES COLLEY, Nevada City, Nov. 30, 1880, « Groceries at Cost, SCHMIDT BROS., ] AVING determined to close out their Grocery Stor@ in Nevada City, ofer their Eatire New Stock ¢fGroceries and Provisions at San FranCisco, Cost --Wholesale ~ or Retail: Parties who will purchase the entire stock, can obtain the gaine Below Cost Pricc. A Span of Horses and lizbt business, Wag: . on ig offered for sale cheap. The Fix aves of the Store are also for sale. SCHMIDT, BROS. . Nevada, Feb. 18th, A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, ‘Provisions, Ete. Junction of Broad and Gon mercial Streets Nevad. Choice Family & Speviatty. —_— \ At as low rates as ean he purchased, any. YZ \ ~

$1 00 25 cts 1 6b 1:09 “ 394 .§ 1 00 : 100 39 tO, 1-09 100 ede _ 66 6) . 100 1 00 29 cts, 2 cts. 2 cts al. 50dec ~°o* 10 23 $56 joe, 10c. on. irrant ED ., offers at Sace call at rewery, nine the -<« * BELL. NEVADA MMTY CALIFORNIA Brief Bention, Bishep Manogue arrived at @rass Walley this week, The new choral society will meet at the Episcopal chaveh to-night, *“'To-night will be the the first big conflagration that destroyed Nevada City. Dividen. No, 1. ef I$} cents « skate onSeadden Flat stock can’ be 30th anniversary of ealeetéd by shareholders in this wwinity* by calling at the Citizens Bank, — : Ferrell, & Vineeat’s store at Grees Valley was robbed Sunday afterThe ‘Chinese peace disturber and two white vayrants from Grass Val« ley, whe left the chain-gang so un€eremoniously= the other: day, have not since bee heard from at head-. en Quarters, : s Capt. J. P. Brown: of Camptonville, member of the Assembly from Yuba, arrived—here with his” wife ‘Tuesday eveniug enroute heine from Sacramento, Owing to the—‘storm » they remained here yesterday, , . Campoodaand_ Chinatewn were well represented in the. Superior while the trial court-reom yesterday vf the two Indian boys for the mur~. der of a Chinaman was going on. The dusky prisoners did net seem to be much worried over theirsituation, In Justice’ Robiuson’s Court yes~terdsy;—Eanra—Holbreok pleaded gulity to the charge of disturbing the peace, and his koner sentenced her to pay a fine of $°5 er ge to jail for fifteen days, At latest advices she had not made up her miad which fern of the dilemma to grasp. W. Dz Long, Esq., returned wight Mr. Long made a good recerd in the Assenbly, standing tp all the time fer tus interests ofthe tax-payers ef the State in general aid the miners: in particalar. Even thet chronic fault Hinder, the San Francisco Chronicle, ‘could find. no occasion: fer Saying Bnything mean about him, but on the “ther hand bestowell upon him'specfal praise for the horeaty and con sistency he displayed by his course in the Legislature, Ef Sefore last from Sacramente. ee Superier Court. The following Susiness wag. transwoted:in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Samuel Granger vs. Original Em. pire M-&M, Co. Judgment ordered as prayed for with the exception. of the gum of $1,150 and interest thereon. The People vs. Indian Frank, Louis Rose and Indian Durkee, murder, Oa motion of District Attorney Gaylord the . indictment against Indian Durkee was dismissed, he having agreed to turn State's evidenes, Durkee was’ ordered kept in oustody ‘till the trial be . ae ara Roesting on the Rall. ; When the early train to Colfax stopped at Buena Vista to wood up yesterday morning, Conductor Men~ denhall observed a peculiar looking object on one of the rails about four feet ahead of where the engine was standing. He walked up to it and was just lifting his foot back to give it a kick when the object ran away, making a great clatter as it disappeared, It was an old hen that had been spending the night on the rail, and had aecumulated about three inches of snow on her back. ~ May Come Yet, It is possible that the Melville opera troupe may visit this city and Grass Valley after all. Itis now stated that their engagement extends east only to Salt Lake City, and after fulfilling their engagements through the State of Nevada and at that city they may come up here while on their way back to San Francisco, iene Recorder's Office Business. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office for the week ending ‘yesterday: 7 mining locations, 30 deeds, 12 satisfactions of mortgage, 1 lien, 1 Sheriff's deed, six mortgages, 1 attachment, 1 marriage certificate, 1 notice ef action, 1 probate order. 4 «7G6 to the National “Exchan, Hotel, S. A, Evpy, Proprietors “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, jou vl Stowhile the owner tu charge was at} chureh. “This is a. Warning . ~egalust church—oing. AN ACCIDENTAL INVENTION, fC} i 2 che fs Probably the First Man Whe Ever Used the stuicesbax and Rif tes for Minin. , Col, Eddy, father of mine host of the National Exchange Hotel of this city, claims the credit of having originally intreduced-the sluice-box and riffles for mining ptrposes, the first being evolved as a matter of necessity, and the latter owing their origin to an accidental discovery. He gives the fellowing account of his connection with this important subject: Iu the Spring of 1850 when -all operations were being carried on by the aid of the long tom and rocker, he located a claim in the ravine just /city, There were several claims beto permit him to run tailings upon their ground, leading from his “location through theirs and to,a-point below. Qn the hottom of the sluice, wherever the different sections joined, he nailed wooden cleats to keep the water and gravel from: leaking .thréugh., At a rocker, and for one day manipula ted the dirt that came down to it, At the end of that day he fouttd that the rocker had saved scarcely any gold.’ Going along up the sluiee -he ‘found behind each-ofthe cleats au merous sparkling particles of gold that had ledged there: He -abandoned the use of the rocker, increased the number of cleats, and thea commenced what he says was the California, and probably in the whele world se-far-ashe knows. -The sluice aud rifiles immediately became popular, catsing the priee of lumber toadvance rapidly, The Colonel says the only thing he regrets about his diseovery-is that he did not have it patented and thus win ‘fame and fortune, = en ' Pog Tales, ets. tae, The Free Laace man spregds himself out over a column of his paper it-@ vain endeavor to ‘produce a smarter dog than the one owned by James Spargo-and immortalized by the TRanscripr, He mentions one canine that likes to hug a hot stove, angther that is in the habit of stealing meat from a butcher shop, a third that formed a strong attachment for a doctor because he (the dog) had a tapeworm and wanted it cured, and so on. ad libitum. The Spargo purp still wears the crown, however. The only thing. Grass Valley has thatNevada City can’t discount is the debating society, »The Operatas. The juveniles engaged wnder Prof. Muller’s. direction rehears— ing the operatas of ‘Little Riding hood” and ‘‘T win Sisters,” which will be produced in this city early in May,are rapidly acquiring proficiency in the rendition of the words and musie. The orchestra, like the singers, will include children only, Died at the Hospital. » Tuesday tiorning W. E. Powell, better known as Dov,” died at the native of Kentucky and aged about 50 years. For many years he has resided in the vicinity of Rough and Ready, and but recently applied for admission to the Hospital. act ease to those who L kidney troubles, asd conquery as y . A Cough Cold or Sere Throat Colonel Eddy ef Nevada City Says he abave the Catholic Church —in— this So he made a trough the lower end-efthe-sluice he placed. first sluice-mining ever carried on in 4 Hospital of consumption. He was al. thould be stoppedNeglect fre. Quently results in an incurable lung , disease or Consumption. Brown's . Bronchial _Troches are certain to: i. to give relief in Asthma, sronchi-{; ; tis, Coughs, Catarrh Consuniptives jand Throat diseases. For thirty. . years the Troches have been recom; mended: by physicians, ana always . give perfect satis‘action. They are . hot-new or untried, but having been . tested by. wide and constant use fer . nearly an. entire generation, they . have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of theage. Public speakers and singstrength— ers use them to clear and én the voice. Seld at 25 cts. a’ box <-> A Fragrant Breath wud Pearty Tecth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly ERS RSE . kin, Aylesbury, and Rouen Rucks. akland Poultry Yards, ences Cor. 16th and Castro Streets, : CAKLAND. Constantly on Rand and FOR SALE choice specimens of the following Fowls: Dark and Licht Brahmas ;Buff, White and Partridge Coch ins; White and Brown Leghorns: Dorkings ; Polish; Yambures ; Plymouth Rocks: Game and Sébright Bantams : Bronze Turkeys; PeVarieties of Price List of Ygss. ° —— REDUCTION SALE: Boots.and Shoes ! BEING OVERSTOCK: ED in Boots and Shoes for Winter Wear, and not wishing to carry them over until next season, , Wewill for the next Gite Thirty Days sell“the Satine xt Reduted Prices far Cash ! Te make Roem for our Spring steck. ‘WE MEAN Call early and secure bargains, A full stock of Lavilies*, aisse 2 Men's GEOOR. BAYLEY’S Poultry Yards—cormert ey.. = mae sas aa popular dentifrica, Sozodsat. ComlL pose : Isepic herbs, it im: parts whiteness to the teeth, —a—ge= licious aroma to ‘the breath, and preserves intact; from youth, to old age, the teeth. Acidity ef théstomaeh will destroy the stongest teeth unless its effects are’ counteracted with Sozodont, and this pure tooth= wash protects the dental surface by temoving every impurity that -ad= heres to them. Ask your druggist . for Sozodont. ; Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! [2 broken. of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruclating pain of cutting teetir4f 80, go at once and “get~ axbottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing ‘syru It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you upon if;.there is ne mistake about it There is not a mother on earth who has ever nsed it, who witlvot tell you at once that it.will regulate the bowels, and give_rest.tothe mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is. perfectly safe fo tse in_all cqses, and pleasant to the taste, arid is the prescriptien of one of the oldest . and best female physicians — and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere, 25 cents a bottle A Fact Werth Knowing.” Are you suffering with constmption, coughs, severe colds settled on . thebreast, pnenmonia, or any di-! sease of the throat and lungs? _ If bottle of Boschee’s_ German Syrup. This medicine has lately: been introon-its:}own merits, The people are oing wild over its SUccess, and Nrageicte allover our country are ‘writing us_of--its—wonderfulcures among their customers. If you wish to try its superior virtue; get a sample. bott'e for 10 cents, Large size bottle 75. eents. . Three dosea will -rglieve any case, Try it,” i The American Peeple. See ee — Are you disturbed at might and . may depend . . So, gO to your druggist and get a. duced from Germany, and is selling . , ~ “tstirwnd Custro Sirects, Oakland, _ -2._Post Office Address P-O—-Box ti San Pranciséo, at, Price per Dozen, &@ Safe arrival of. Eygs guaranteed. ZR Satisfaction Ganrantecd, For farther information Plustrated Catalozpe ta GEO. BR BA ¥LEY, P, Of Dox 1771, San Francisco: Cal, {5 FOR SALE CHEAP, beasis

ADW:LLING m 3 Good-Repair,; onthe shies INQUIRE WITHIN 39 DAYS-AT fi2Im CITIZENS BANK. Must he Reduced ! Must be Reduced ! ust bo Reduced! —— Bs OVERSTOCKED. WITH” THE, Finest Stock ef CIGARS “No people in’ the eworld suffer es* a certain and: sure Green's August Flower was introduced for this disease and its effects, yet so well has this remedy, succeeded in every case to effect a cure, that there is not a druggist in the United States but recommends the August Flower in all cases of dyspepsia rand Liver complaint, costiveness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all derangements of the stomach and liver, Go to your druggist—and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try ~ Two doses will relieve any case, remedy until’) it. Regular size 75 cents,;. ‘A PosITIvE fact of the age is. the certainty'of relief afforded in skin diseases by Glenn's sulphur soap. Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black or brown 50c, 5 a A New Cause for Thanksgiving. At this season of eoughs and cold, and other diseases of the breathing organs, all men and women with Sensitive lungs, have cause to be thankful that ‘‘Hale’s honey of Horehound and Tar,” is everywhere accessible. It is conceded by the faeulty and proclaimed by the people at large, that diseases of the respiratory organs which are readily cured by this remarkable specific. Pike’s Toothache drops oure ia one minute. : elas sien aieaenas A Cara, Toall who are suffe from the errors and indiseretions of youth, nervous weale ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &ec., 4d will send a revipe that willoure you, FREB OF CHARGE, ‘This great remedy was disTR ne lamax, Starion D, oj Ay H. W. HAND, : TEACHER-OF: Piano, Organ and Vocal Director of Choral Club and Juvenile . Residence—Nevada City. MRS. L. A, WHITE, Dressmaker, to ao Lotion ar mess much with Dyspepsia as Americans— . and although years of experience in. : medicines have failed te—acco mplish }same_at—Wholesale or Retail Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the during the next —st— , LEGO THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! a This is no n combe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Ig among the hest in the market, and I am aleo selling thera at LOWER PRICES Than any ether dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2-vents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apioce. Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. , 427 Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examime my Goods and Prices. : JOHN JACK. Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K=" CONSTANTLY ON HAND FoR SALE UM BEF. Orders left at the office of South, Yuba ley road will be promptly attended to. Photographs equa Utght: Biwhams. ces ck 00 Dark Brahmas. . tists Fe 6s evan wae ceeeac. 4 O00 White Lephorn@vc2r. ccc 8 00 Brown Leghorns. .32 33. escivii 8 GO Buff Cochine.....55.: bee op aigen 4 00 White Oachitin: 53 ao chose 6.00 Partridve Coching:...6.0606¢2 0 4 08 Silver Spangled Hatirbarga. os. .. 6 00 Golden Spangled Ham urgs:. 20.. 6. 8 64 Biiver Poushy e050 vecce ce 6860) Golden: Politik 5-06 White Crested Black Polish.. +.0.16-00 Plymouth Rotks..... isi tates 2 6.00 Feolen DaCkS iy sie cts 4 060 Pekin Ducks 25055000. 6. eeses 4 00 send stanip for . . =u@* Red Dog Road, be-. . yond Pine Grove Cemetery. 1 Dr: R. M, Herr, . NILKs SEARLS. All kinds of Common and Clear . Water Oo., or at the Yard, on the Grass Val. ’ Boy's—and—€htihiren’s~ Boots and Shees-ef-ahi Styles—and-Kinds tonStantly on hand. Also, Men's und } Boy's Sats and Caps — nud -Shoe Findings. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Broad St.,_Nevada City, opposite Citizens Bank, ee 2 DSR pee coe ee ET wane Wiha, Ri. GOE, AT THESOLD STAND; CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Kevada City,HAS JUS RECEIVED _ A LARGE SHOCH OF Boots, Shoes &Gaiters, Nd Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pub float, St ‘ Goat and Calf Bainioral, Sandals. : and Buskins. Also a Jarve asSort Children's: and Misseg’-School Sho and Gents—KipamdCattttoots— ~ aE Overshoes-torjyounz-and-old, i I have reduced ‘my prices of Goods but not the Quality, Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I-hope to merit a continuance of the same, d20 ~ WwW, ®. CO KEYSTONE RIARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. 9 HAVING purchased fhe above named Market, I wilk be glad tosee all fermer patrons and will be able to supply the public with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a ‘FIRST CLASS MARKET which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWES® RATES. ALSO ON HAND Of my own manufacture, which ig guaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in_the buainess, [eon guarantee to vive perfect satisfaction-te-all, and-will supply-the : Very Best in my Line. AM kinds ef Live Stock fer Sale at All Times. CHAS, KENT. CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: 7 E. M. PRESTON.. .:. sdeas owe President RM. HUNG. . :, ..Yice’ President JOHN FT. SIORGAN:, . -. 2. 5 Cashier, DoE, WMG 5. eid. ee Secretary. — DIRECTORS :— Joun T, Morgan, J. ARROGAST. L. Housman, E. M. Presrox. Gro. M, Hucurs, 4a Receive Deposits, Buy-and Sell Ex change. ; 443°Purchasée Gold Dust and Bullion &# Highest Price Paid for State an ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, sae Sacramento, Sin Franelsee, Ban Jose . Los Angeles — Also Sell Exchange on-@dl the Principal European Cities. Make Collections-énd transact a General Banking Business. —CORRESPONDENTS— New-Yort—FirstNational Bank, San FPrancisoo-—First Nacional Gold Bank. SACRAMENTO—National Gold Bank of D O, Millis & Co. Sax Jose—First National Gold Bonk, Los ANGELES —Lirst National Gold Bink. GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries. Provtsions, €ase, Grods, Grain, Feed, Et., 42 Goods Sold at Bed Reck Prices. Agent for Giant Powder Company _MANHCOD RESTORED.. VICTIM of early innprudence, causing L3 nervous debility, premature decay, etc. having tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered @ simple means of seli-cure,, which he will send free to his fcllow.sufferers’ Address J, H. KEEVES, 43 Chatham Street. New-York, jabis— ‘Orchard and Vineyard TO LET. “ ‘YVHE American Hill Orehard anid Vineyard. Dresses, San isco’ tain inz from 3,600 te 4.000 bear: ‘ sa beat. Untuiny Op ine Bradt Brees ana aoe” rae ; im ‘ Residence ¥“r Fisty Hil. estor, RupoLtPn FIVE CEARS. i For particulars apply to . emda, Clap, Feb. 266k. +t ie i . Phote-ia 'lory, Bavad Street, Nevado} 1. J. BOLFS, Nevada City it 8 Pass ee ~~ 2 * of = 4 that time, =e FOr £4LE ATR rt. Nevada "Y2-inch Engine, 2-4 inieh with heavy hoisting stroke, and punrping 10-inch Engine, New. Complete Hoisting and Ing-Wg consisting of 2 ty <0 inch stroke, PumpXO Bn -gines, reels hob’ and beiter43inches DS -16 foet FRE i §-inch Mueine, 16 inch stro Ke, wit double hoist and bob. Boiler, s6x12, nearly new, : I 8sinch Engine, 8x16. Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rigs Boiler 36 inches by 12: feet, and: boi!. Hoisting—and pinnping gear \ 1 Portable Engine, 8xIG. er, nearly new, I 8-inch Engine, §x1¢. T tubular boiler 40 Inches hy 16 feet, . 1)-stamp mill, -750 pound ‘stamne, S-stamp mill, S50 pounds amps. , Steam Pump, 10x12 evlinder, ae ter eylinder 6x12 3 B-ineh Cornish Pumps 28-ineh Cornish Pimps, 3 Knox Pans, \ 500 feet. 6-inch column, in goodorder, . 325 feet 99-inch column, neatly new, : * Water gates from 3 inches to ar inches, : 1 Il-inch Little Giant, second— hand, ‘ 2 Fue Boilers 36x20 feet, I Flue Boiler 36x12 feet, 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26,32 and 35 feet diameter, complete, with shafting, _pinions, gearing, cte!/.In good order, ee Tron Cars, and a variety,of Mining Implements, APPLY TO "GG. ALLAN, Nevada Feundry, Spring St, je3-tf NEVADA CITY. BAY STATE MARKET ‘ ‘Broad street, opp. City Wall, FAMES COLLEY, Prop'r. Having porchased the 700 will ind fixteres of the Bay State Market, Tam prepared to supply thd people. ot Nevada City and vicinity with choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc.,’. 2 where ineNevada County, a Meats delivered within reasonable distance free of charge. . : Hf you want a nfée roast, stenk, cuts let or chop, give‘me a eall. Those of my oldpatrons who are indebted to me for meats purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the 1st of January, 1881, without fail, as the busicess must be closed by JAMES COLLEY, Nevada City, Nov. 30, 1880, « Groceries at Cost, SCHMIDT BROS., ] AVING determined to close out their Grocery Stor@ in Nevada City, ofer their Eatire New Stock ¢fGroceries and Provisions at San FranCisco, Cost --Wholesale ~ or Retail: Parties who will purchase the entire stock, can obtain the gaine Below Cost Pricc. A Span of Horses and lizbt business, Wag: . on ig offered for sale cheap. The Fix aves of the Store are also for sale. SCHMIDT, BROS. . Nevada, Feb. 18th, A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, ‘Provisions, Ete. Junction of Broad and Gon mercial Streets Nevad. Choice Family & Speviatty. —_— \ At as low rates as ean he purchased, any. YZ \ ~