March 26, 1881 (4 pages)

, TQ. and . un ight urt, » to and’ » to tor ee<r ca1] rt it ey of rTHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA SITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. The Placer Times spexks of ‘the “tmancindter” bush. > The snow is nine ‘fe¢t deep ané wery solid at Fordycedam, . * Zekind & Brown, have puta hand‘some new counter in theirciga¥ store. Chris, Naffzigér has opened aimeat ‘market.at Cheney, Washington Ter= ritory. = Senator B. J. Watsonis in town, His term as Naval Officer at San Francisco will begin’:on the 27th proxime,Last week a blast in the Lowell ‘Hill hydraulic mine blew oud;throw‘ing’a large amount of debris sgainst. . the derrick and wrecking #t—" Th speaking of the Governor’s=cal! for an extra se$sion ofthe Legisla~ ture, the PRANSCRIPT’S inteiligent comppsiter set “Levee Taxes” fer “Levy of Taxes,” ee Superinterdent—-Perkins—-and—a . } ~ gaard of armed men brought down a fot of bullion yesterday from ‘the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. It was shipped to the Bay. _M. Rosenberg and A. Blamentlial, ai “who have been at the Bay. purchasing a latge stock of Spring and Summer goods for their respective stores, returned night before last. . —___We-are-under obligations to Brand . & Bassett of the Main street _bookstore for some of the latest period— icals. These gentlemen keep constantly en hand a large line of goods, Prof. Wm. Frost, who.has been in the district for several months past examining various niining proper-— ties, left for New York by yesterday morning’s train. He says he will re-. turn. here next month. Mad to. Go After Him, When the charge of assault with a ‘deadly weapon was. withdrawn and one of battery substituted in the-case of James: White, who mercilessly —beat the old man Hamilton, the de-. fendant informed the Court that he would not appear for trial unless he was sentifor. Yesterday afternoon Marshal Baldridge went ont to the ranchafter him, the trial being set for ®last evening, White evidently proposes to make it cost: thetax=payers something worth while to put him through on the petty charge filed against him. St. Patrick’s Ball. ‘In behalf of St. Canice Catholic church we desire to thank the public “for the donations and patronage that rendered the ball at Hunt’s Hall and the supper in the Theatre on the evening of the 17th instant such a___suceess,. The net proceeds ofthe evening amounted to $520, Mrs. D. Ciancy, Mrs. Epwin TItey, Miss Many O’Donnett, « Comntittee. al Appointea Beputy. County Treasurer Schmittburg has appoiuted H. H. Haskins Deputy _ County Collector, to succeed E. P. Sanford. «Mr. Heskins has filed a bond in the sum of $10,000 with the following sureties: W. H. Smith, N, P, Brown, C.-E. Mulley, A. Tam, I: J. Rolfe; M. Garver, A. 'H: Eddy, Thos. Legg and Chas. McElvy. Did its Work Well. Saturday evening a good-sized powder blast. was tired in the Polar Star mine, Dutch Flat. The charge consisted of 150 boxes of Judson powder, equal to 309 kegs of black powder, or near 34 tons. The Times says the bank was 80 feet high but the. whole business raised easily when the powder was fired. Mrs. Alcott’s complete works just received from the Eastby = lt Brand & BassevT. oPostponed. On account of other amusements, Hunt & Dickinson’s practice class is postponed te Thursday, the 31st day of March. ltPick ks in salt at W. H. Smith’s by the dozen or gallon, Nice and large, m25-3t. More Plants at Auction. Frank Guild will have another consignment of . Flowering Plants Shrubbery, etc., om Tuesday, March . . 29th, which will be sold at private sale during the week, and at auction on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, me mbv5-3¢ . Broad street market, Nevada “City. Netice. —_— Any @ne wanting second hand water tanks of all sizes, cheap, call at 1a23-4f : Masquerade Balk. ’ _ Jos. Busrrs; A grand Masquerade Bail will ‘be given at Temperance Hall on Friday evening, April Sth, under the man— ‘agement of Johm Michell, m23-tf oe Store on Bread Street to Let, And Counters, Shelving pee) Fixtures 1 fer sale. Also furniture in rear of store, Beds, Cook "Stove, Bureau, Carpets, etc., fer sale. Enquire at mah18-36. Gwrinp’s Avetiox Store, FAY AT MARKET Rapes, * £19-té M. Lopyer, Colfax. Hotel. 8. A. Enpy,: Proprietor. . & Rare opportunities offered x Chestnatwood's Business College, TR ee Without showing the ~ Ondition « of our teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In order not to be ashamed . of them, let us use that standard dentifrice, Sozodout, which is. sure to keep them white and spotless, No tartar can encrust them, no can— ker‘afiect the enamel, no Species of decay infest the dental bone, if So+ godont is regularly used. It is a -botanical_preparation, and its” bene. ficial effects on the teeth and gumst are marvelous, ‘as it removes all dis— colorations, and renders ‘the gums hard and rosy. : Oo Loox sharp! It is time to begin when your skin breaks out ia _pimples to use Glenn’s Sulphur soap. Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black-or brown, 50c. 5 Your Life isat Stake. There is no question about it, Whoever neglects a cough or cold, does so at the risk of his or her life. To-day it may be easily controlled; next week the lungs may be full of ‘tubergles. Think ofthis. Remember that a few doses'of. Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any cold or cough, if taken early enough. Remember also, that there isa crisis when all medication is ‘too late! too late!” Sold by all druggists at 50'cents and $1. ‘The large. size being much the cheapest. Pike’s Toothache drops cure in ‘one-minute, b + © <e —— A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequenily resultsin an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown’s Bronchial Troches are certain to ‘to give relief in Asthina, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are . Hot new or untried, but having been nearly an—entire—generation, they have, attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies’ of theage. Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strength~ en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bex A Fact Worth Knowing. . Are you suffering with consumption, coughs, severe colds settled on the breast, pneumonia, or any-disease of the throat and lungs? If so, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup. This medicine has lately been introduced from Germany, and is selling on its own merits. The* people are going wild over its success, and druggists allover our country are . writing us of its wonderful, cures among their customers. lf you wish: to try .its. superior virtue,get-a samplé bottle for 10 cents. Large size bottle 75 eents. Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. The American People. No people in the: world suffer as much with Dyspepsia as Americans — and although years of experience in medicines have failed to accomplish a cértain and sure remedy until Green’s August Flower was introduced for this Tessas 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 and 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 centsand try it Two doses will relieve any case. Regular size 75 cents. A Card. To all who are sufferin and indiscretions of youth, from the errors nervous weakness, early decay, loss of &e., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was disered bya missionary.in South America, + et phage frelon to the Rev. Joskra T. lwmax, Station D, New Yore Grrr. : mé-ly , Photographs equa to San. Francisco's best. Coins, Op' erator, RupoLrn ‘t2Go to the National Exchange . ten to ‘tested by wide and consiant use. for . SITS Pea: eh pombe ea ee 6 Db Invalids who have lost butare—recovering vital stamina, declareinerateful terms their appreciation of the-mlerits-asa tonic of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Not only does it imhpart strength te the weak, butit. corrects an irréyulir acid state of the stonach, makes the bowels act at proper interve!s, gives ease to those who suffer frem rheumatic-and kidney troub! es, and conquersas well. as prevents feve’ and ague. _ PortTanur HOISTING. ENGIVE, for sinking a shaft, in capacity from Fifteen Horse Power. ‘ Partivs having the same for sale will please address. ; a A F. E. FIELDING, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada. _ ’ Virginia City, March Sth. Annual Meeting, J bg Annual Meeting of the stockholders . of the Peard Goldand Silver Qaartz Mining Cempany Consolidated, will be held at the Office of the Sécretary of said Mining Company, in Nevada City, on Tuesday, April llth, 1881, at 7:30 P. M., for thepurpose of életting Five Trustees,and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before it. Byorderof the President, D, ¥. MORGAN, Secretary. ~Nevada City, March 21st, 1881. TAKE NOTICE, Flour $2,75 per hundred, for Cash, Delivered: within a reasona— ble distance. ; C. B. Tea, 30 cents per Ib. All Groceries at Cost Price, SCHMIDT BROS, ~ Wood & Lumber Co. bean PURSTARTEY ON HAND FOR SALE All kinds of Common and Clear aU BER. Orders left at the office of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Valley road will he promptly attended to, REDUCTION SALE —OFr— Boots and Shoes ! —9—— ED_jn Boots and Shoég Nevada and Grass Valley) “Ire! ‘Fire! __Fire . THE ENTIRE STOCK — Must be Reduced ! ~ Must be Rediiced ! Must be Reduced! g 2 agak GVERSTOCKED WITH THE me inest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to: sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next =“ es ‘Important’ Which was slightly damaged by smoke at the re‘cent fire, will be sold REGARDLESS OF Cos T, The Sale to continue for thirty days from March 17th, ee & The Stock comprises $10,000 Worth of Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Erc., Ere, ea ; for Winter wear, and not wishing to carry. them over until next season, we will for the next Thirty Days sell the same at Reduced Prices for Cash ! Te make Reom for our Spring stock. Call early and secure bargains. A full stock of Ladies’, Misses’, Men's Boy’s. and Children’s Boots and Shees of all styles and kinds constantly on hand. Also, Men's and Boy’s Hats and Caps — and Shoe Findings. \ : VOGELMAN .& WEBBER. Broad St., Nevada City, opposite Citizens Bank. WANTED. Two Log Teamsters, And Two Four Horse Teamsters, None but No. 1 men need apply. For further particulars apply at P. BRUNSTETTER’S Lumber Yard, Grass Valley, March 17th—tf H. W. HAND,TEACHER OF . Piano, Organ and Vocal . Ginnie © 4 ‘Director of Choral Club and Juvenile ' Residence—Nevada City. FOR SALE, $1,800. HOOSE AND LOT ARISTOCRACY MUA. 91 Feet Frontage, Remember! Remember! Remember! That the Sale will last ——FOR—— ONLY3O DAYS ‘+ 4@ And therefore the public should take advantage by callImportant ! Important ! COMMERCIAL STREET, Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevade Apply a WELL, FARGO h ©0.'S Rapscss . Opposite W,.R. Coe’s Shoe ath) LESS THAN COST ea SSA “MAGHINERY —AT THE— 12-inch Engine, “24 inch ‘stroke, . with heavy hoisting and pumping 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke. New. _ Complete Hoisting and PumpIng rig consisting of 2 10x?0 Engines, reels, bob, and. boiler 46. inches by_16 feet, ~epeen 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch stroke, with double hoist’ and bob, Boiler ? 36x12, nearly new, -_ : 18-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversi. Nevada Foundry ~ ble, with hoisting andpumping rig, Boiler 36 inches by. 12 feet, — IN SAN FRANCISCO!—— This is no buncombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF . TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boil: er. . Hoisting and pumping “gear” nearly new, ‘I 8-inch Engine, 8x16. » 10-stamp mill, 750 pound stampa. 8-stamp mill, 850 pound stamps. FRUIT, Etc. Is among the best in the market, andI am also selling them at LOWER PRICES “Than any other dealer in Nevada City. can offer, > Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Frangisco; I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70. a thousand. in ‘San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-8 cents apiece, Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece, Very good Cigars for four and five cents each, a : a Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and-examine my Goods and Prices. 3 JOHN JACK. WM. R. COE. AT-THE—OLD~STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF . Boots,Shoes & Gaiters, ——Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Baimoral, Sandals, Slippers __1 4nd Buskins, Also a larve_assortment—et Children’s and. Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ ter cylinder 6x12,8 6-inch Cornish Pumps 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps. 1 Horn Pan and Settler, 4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Pans, der, 325 feet 9-inch -column, nearly new. 3 se Water gates from 3 inches to 22 inches, : 1 ll-inch Little Giant, secondhand, * Flue Boilers 36x20 feet: 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet, 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26, 32 and 35 feet diameter, complete; with shafting, pinions, gearing, etc. In good order. : 9 v4 Implements, APPLY TO. : Seen Nevada Foundry, Spring St, NEVADA CITY, j23-tt ~ SELLING OUT 44nd Gents’ Kip-andCalf-toots,—Arctics and Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced’ my prices of Goods but not the Quality, Thanking my old ‘friends and patrons for past favors I hope to merit @ continuance of Groceries at Cost. SCHMIDT BROS., H their Entire New Stock ofGroceries and Provisions at.San Francisco Cost --Wholesale or Retail. Parties who will purchase the entire stock, can obtain the same Below Cost Price. A Span of Horses and light business, Wagon is offered for sale cheap. AVING determined to. close out their Grocery Store in Nevada City, offer The Fixtures of the Store are also for sale. SCHMIDT BROS. Nevada, Feb. 18th. MRS. L. A. WHITE, Dressmaker, ill teach Ladies, or Misses, to “ SEW, or to Cut and muke Dresses, st her : Residence on Piety Hill. Kevads City, Feb. 25th. DIVIDEND NOTICE. 1VIDEND NO. 1, of Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stock of the * CITIZENS BANK . Wiil be payable at the office of the Citizens Bank in Nevada City on March 10th, 1881. me SSTJOHN ®. MORGAN, Cashier, March 8th, 1881, aia q le March 16th, 1881. { Choice Family @ C. FOGELI AVING leased the U. 8. Brewery, and E being about to leave for Europe, offers at Private sale a fine lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-: ture, Carpets, Flowers, _ Canary Birds, ete, &a@7 Flower Seeds of all d¢scriptions. Also One Buggy, one set Double Harness, and one set Single Harness. Everything will be soldat a Great Saerifice and persons are requested to call at the brick residence, adjoining the Brewery, opposite the School House, and examine the oods and prices, : . . C. FOGELI. Nevada City, March Ist. —_ —— For Sale or to Lease. I WILL LEASF. FOR ONE YEAR i iii OR MORE, OR SELL THE WBLL KNOWN PUBLIC BUILDING CALLED TEMPERANCE HALL, Cal. The building is in-tirst Class Repair, It contains’a Fine Dance Hall, And a large number of Dwelling Rooms, Sleeping Rooms, Ete. For terms apgily to JOHN GRIMES, Prop'r, Temparance Hall, Nevada City, Cai, gy e 0 A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN "Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junetion of Broad and Commerglal Streets Nevad : “pt Fy eciatty 1 tubular boiler 40 inches by 16 _ 500 feet 6-inch column, in goodor-— Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining +-To-Leave for Europe! —Situated on Sacramento street, Neyade Gity, ~ “Steam Pump, 10x12 cylinder. Wae—a

, TQ. and . un ight urt, » to and’ » to tor ee<r ca1] rt it ey of rTHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA SITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. The Placer Times spexks of ‘the “tmancindter” bush. > The snow is nine ‘fe¢t deep ané wery solid at Fordycedam, . * Zekind & Brown, have puta hand‘some new counter in theirciga¥ store. Chris, Naffzigér has opened aimeat ‘market.at Cheney, Washington Ter= ritory. = Senator B. J. Watsonis in town, His term as Naval Officer at San Francisco will begin’:on the 27th proxime,Last week a blast in the Lowell ‘Hill hydraulic mine blew oud;throw‘ing’a large amount of debris sgainst. . the derrick and wrecking #t—" Th speaking of the Governor’s=cal! for an extra se$sion ofthe Legisla~ ture, the PRANSCRIPT’S inteiligent comppsiter set “Levee Taxes” fer “Levy of Taxes,” ee Superinterdent—-Perkins—-and—a . } ~ gaard of armed men brought down a fot of bullion yesterday from ‘the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. It was shipped to the Bay. _M. Rosenberg and A. Blamentlial, ai “who have been at the Bay. purchasing a latge stock of Spring and Summer goods for their respective stores, returned night before last. .. —___We-are-under obligations to Brand . & Bassett of the Main street _bookstore for some of the latest period— icals. These gentlemen keep constantly en hand a large line of goods, Prof. Wm. Frost, who.has been in the district for several months past examining various niining proper-— ties, left for New York by yesterday morning’s train. He says he will re-. turn. here next month. Mad to. Go After Him, When the charge of assault with a ‘deadly weapon was. withdrawn and one of battery substituted in the-case of James: White, who mercilessly —beat the old man Hamilton, the de-. fendant informed the Court that he would not appear for trial unless he was sentifor. Yesterday afternoon Marshal Baldridge went ont to the ranchafter him, the trial being set for ®last evening, White evidently proposes to make it cost: thetax=payers something worth while to put him through on the petty charge filed against him. St. Patrick’s Ball. ‘In behalf of St. Canice Catholic church we desire to thank the public “for the donations and patronage that rendered the ball at Hunt’s Hall and the supper in the Theatre on the evening of the 17th instant such a___suceess,. The net proceeds ofthe evening amounted to $520, Mrs. D. Ciancy, Mrs. Epwin TItey, Miss Many O’Donnett, « Comntittee. al Appointea Beputy. County Treasurer Schmittburg has appoiuted H. H. Haskins Deputy _ County Collector, to succeed E. P. Sanford. «Mr. Heskins has filed a bond in the sum of $10,000 with the following sureties: W. H. Smith, N, P, Brown, C.-E. Mulley, A. Tam, I: J. Rolfe; M. Garver, A. 'H: Eddy, Thos. Legg and Chas. McElvy. Did its Work Well. Saturday evening a good-sized powder blast. was tired in the Polar Star mine, Dutch Flat. The charge consisted of 150 boxes of Judson powder, equal to 309 kegs of black powder, or near 34 tons. The Times says the bank was 80 feet high but the. whole business raised easily when the powder was fired. Mrs. Alcott’s complete works just received from the Eastby = lt Brand & BassevT. oPostponed. On account of other amusements, Hunt & Dickinson’s practice class is postponed te Thursday, the 31st day of March. ltPick ks in salt at W. H. Smith’s by the dozen or gallon, Nice and large, m25-3t. More Plants at Auction. Frank Guild will have another consignment of . Flowering Plants Shrubbery, etc., om Tuesday, March . . 29th, which will be sold at private sale during the week, and at auction on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, me mbv5-3¢ . Broad street market, Nevada “City. Netice. —_— Any @ne wanting second hand water tanks of all sizes, cheap, call at 1a23-4f : Masquerade Balk. ’ _ Jos. Busrrs; A grand Masquerade Bail will ‘be given at Temperance Hall on Friday evening, April Sth, under the man— ‘agement of Johm Michell, m23-tf oe Store on Bread Street to Let, And Counters, Shelving pee) Fixtures 1 fer sale. Also furniture in rear of store, Beds, Cook "Stove, Bureau, Carpets, etc., fer sale. Enquire at mah18-36. Gwrinp’s Avetiox Store, FAY AT MARKET Rapes, * £19-té M. Lopyer, Colfax. Hotel. 8. A. Enpy,: Proprietor. . & Rare opportunities offered x Chestnatwood's Business College, TR ee Without showing the ~ Ondition « of our teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In order not to be ashamed . of them, let us use that standard dentifrice, Sozodout, which is. sure to keep them white and spotless, No tartar can encrust them, no can— ker‘afiect the enamel, no Species of decay infest the dental bone, if So+ godont is regularly used. It is a -botanical_preparation, and its” bene. ficial effects on the teeth and gumst are marvelous, ‘as it removes all dis— colorations, and renders ‘the gums hard and rosy. : Oo Loox sharp! It is time to begin when your skin breaks out ia _pimples to use Glenn’s Sulphur soap. Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black-or brown, 50c. 5 Your Life isat Stake. There is no question about it, Whoever neglects a cough or cold, does so at the risk of his or her life. To-day it may be easily controlled; next week the lungs may be full of ‘tubergles. Think ofthis. Remember that a few doses'of. Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any cold or cough, if taken early enough. Remember also, that there isa crisis when all medication is ‘too late! too late!” Sold by all druggists at 50'cents and $1. ‘The large. size being much the cheapest. Pike’s Toothache drops cure in ‘one-minute, b + © <e —— A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequenily resultsin an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown’s Bronchial Troches are certain to ‘to give relief in Asthina, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are . Hot new or untried, but having been nearly an—entire—generation, they have, attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies’ of theage. Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strength~ en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bex A Fact Worth Knowing. . Are you suffering with consumption, coughs, severe colds settled on the breast, pneumonia, or any-disease of the throat and lungs? If so, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup. This medicine has lately been introduced from Germany, and is selling on its own merits. The* people are going wild over its success, and druggists allover our country are . writing us of its wonderful, cures among their customers. lf you wish: to try .its. superior virtue,get-a samplé bottle for 10 cents. Large size bottle 75 eents. Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. The American People. No people in the: world suffer as much with Dyspepsia as Americans — and although years of experience in medicines have failed to accomplish a cértain and sure remedy until Green’s August Flower was introduced for this Tessas 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 and 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 centsand try it Two doses will relieve any case. Regular size 75 cents. A Card. To all who are sufferin and indiscretions of youth, from the errors nervous weakness, early decay, loss of &e., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was disered bya missionary.in South America, + et phage frelon to the Rev. Joskra T. lwmax, Station D, New Yore Grrr. : mé-ly , Photographs equa to San. Francisco's best. Coins, Op' erator, RupoLrn ‘t2Go to the National Exchange . ten to ‘tested by wide and consiant use. for . SITS Pea: eh pombe ea ee 6 Db Invalids who have lost butare—recovering vital stamina, declareinerateful terms their appreciation of the-mlerits-asa tonic of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Not only does it imhpart strength te the weak, butit. corrects an irréyulir acid state of the stonach, makes the bowels act at proper interve!s, gives ease to those who suffer frem rheumatic-and kidney troub! es, and conquersas well.. as prevents feve’ and ague. _ PortTanur HOISTING. ENGIVE, for sinking a shaft, in capacity from Fifteen Horse Power. ‘ Partivs having the same for sale will please address. ; a A F. E. FIELDING, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada. _ ’ Virginia City, March Sth. Annual Meeting, J bg Annual Meeting of the stockholders . of the Peard Goldand Silver Qaartz Mining Cempany Consolidated, will be held at the Office of the Sécretary of said Mining Company, in Nevada City, on Tuesday, April llth, 1881, at 7:30 P. M., for thepurpose of életting Five Trustees,and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before

it. Byorderof the President, D, ¥. MORGAN, Secretary. ~Nevada City, March 21st, 1881. TAKE NOTICE, Flour $2,75 per hundred, for Cash, Delivered: within a reasona— ble distance. ; C. B. Tea, 30 cents per Ib. All Groceries at Cost Price, SCHMIDT BROS, ~ Wood & Lumber Co. bean PURSTARTEY ON HAND FOR SALE All kinds of Common and Clear aU BER. Orders left at the office of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Valley road will he promptly attended to, REDUCTION SALE —OFr— Boots and Shoes ! —9—— ED_jn Boots and Shoég Nevada and Grass Valley) “Ire! ‘Fire! __Fire . THE ENTIRE STOCK — Must be Reduced ! ~ Must be Rediiced ! Must be Reduced! g 2 agak GVERSTOCKED WITH THE me inest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to: sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next =“ es ‘Important’ Which was slightly damaged by smoke at the re‘cent fire, will be sold REGARDLESS OF Cos T, The Sale to continue for thirty days from March 17th, ee & The Stock comprises $10,000 Worth of Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Erc., Ere, ea ; for Winter wear, and not wishing to carry. them over until next season, we will for the next Thirty Days sell the same at Reduced Prices for Cash ! Te make Reom for our Spring stock. Call early and secure bargains. A full stock of Ladies’, Misses’, Men's Boy’s. and Children’s Boots and Shees of all styles and kinds constantly on hand. Also, Men's and Boy’s Hats and Caps — and Shoe Findings. \ : VOGELMAN .& WEBBER. Broad St., Nevada City, opposite Citizens Bank. WANTED. Two Log Teamsters, And Two Four Horse Teamsters, None but No. 1 men need apply. For further particulars apply at P. BRUNSTETTER’S Lumber Yard, Grass Valley, March 17th—tf H. W. HAND,TEACHER OF . Piano, Organ and Vocal . Ginnie © 4 ‘Director of Choral Club and Juvenile ' Residence—Nevada City. FOR SALE, $1,800. HOOSE AND LOT ARISTOCRACY MUA. 91 Feet Frontage, Remember! Remember! Remember! That the Sale will last ——FOR—— ONLY3O DAYS ‘+ 4@ And therefore the public should take advantage by callImportant ! Important ! COMMERCIAL STREET, Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevade Apply a WELL, FARGO h ©0.'S Rapscss . Opposite W,.R. Coe’s Shoe ath) LESS THAN COST ea SSA “MAGHINERY —AT THE— 12-inch Engine, “24 inch ‘stroke, . with heavy hoisting and pumping 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke. New. _ Complete Hoisting and PumpIng rig consisting of 2 10x?0 Engines, reels, bob, and. boiler 46. inches by_16 feet, ~epeen 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch stroke, with double hoist’ and bob, Boiler ? 36x12, nearly new, -_ : 18-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversi. Nevada Foundry ~ ble, with hoisting andpumping rig, Boiler 36 inches by. 12 feet, — IN SAN FRANCISCO!—— This is no buncombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF . TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boil: er. . Hoisting and pumping “gear” nearly new, ‘I 8-inch Engine, 8x16. » 10-stamp mill, 750 pound stampa. 8-stamp mill, 850 pound stamps. FRUIT, Etc. Is among the best in the market, andI am also selling them at LOWER PRICES “Than any other dealer in Nevada City. can offer, > Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Frangisco; I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70. a thousand. in ‘San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-8 cents apiece, Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece, Very good Cigars for four and five cents each, a : a Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and-examine my Goods and Prices. 3 JOHN JACK. WM. R. COE. AT-THE—OLD~STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF . Boots,Shoes & Gaiters, ——Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Baimoral, Sandals, Slippers __1 4nd Buskins, Also a larve_assortment—et Children’s and. Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ ter cylinder 6x12,8 6-inch Cornish Pumps 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps. 1 Horn Pan and Settler, 4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Pans, der, 325 feet 9-inch -column, nearly new. 3 se Water gates from 3 inches to 22 inches, : 1 ll-inch Little Giant, secondhand, * Flue Boilers 36x20 feet: 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet, 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26, 32 and 35 feet diameter, complete; with shafting, pinions, gearing, etc. In good order. : 9 v4 Implements, APPLY TO. : Seen Nevada Foundry, Spring St, NEVADA CITY, j23-tt ~ SELLING OUT 44nd Gents’ Kip-andCalf-toots,—Arctics and Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced’ my prices of Goods but not the Quality, Thanking my old ‘friends and patrons for past favors I hope to merit @ continuance of Groceries at Cost. SCHMIDT BROS., H their Entire New Stock ofGroceries and Provisions at.San Francisco Cost --Wholesale or Retail. Parties who will purchase the entire stock, can obtain the same Below Cost Price. A Span of Horses and light business, Wagon is offered for sale cheap. AVING determined to. close out their Grocery Store in Nevada City, offer The Fixtures of the Store are also for sale. SCHMIDT BROS. Nevada, Feb. 18th. MRS. L. A. WHITE, Dressmaker, ill teach Ladies, or Misses, to “ SEW, or to Cut and muke Dresses, st her : Residence on Piety Hill. Kevads City, Feb. 25th. DIVIDEND NOTICE. 1VIDEND NO. 1, of Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stock of the * CITIZENS BANK . Wiil be payable at the office of the Citizens Bank in Nevada City on March 10th, 1881. me SSTJOHN ®. MORGAN, Cashier, March 8th, 1881, aia q le March 16th, 1881. { Choice Family @ C. FOGELI AVING leased the U. 8. Brewery, and E being about to leave for Europe, offers at Private sale a fine lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-: ture, Carpets, Flowers, _ Canary Birds, ete, &a@7 Flower Seeds of all d¢scriptions. Also One Buggy, one set Double Harness, and one set Single Harness. Everything will be soldat a Great Saerifice and persons are requested to call at the brick residence, adjoining the Brewery, opposite the School House, and examine the oods and prices, : . . C. FOGELI. Nevada City, March Ist. —_ —— For Sale or to Lease. I WILL LEASF. FOR ONE YEAR i iii OR MORE, OR SELL THE WBLL KNOWN PUBLIC BUILDING CALLED TEMPERANCE HALL, Cal. The building is in-tirst Class Repair, It contains’a Fine Dance Hall, And a large number of Dwelling Rooms, Sleeping Rooms, Ete. For terms apgily to JOHN GRIMES, Prop'r, Temparance Hall, Nevada City, Cai, gy e 0 A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN "Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junetion of Broad and Commerglal Streets Nevad : “pt Fy eciatty 1 tubular boiler 40 inches by 16 _ 500 feet 6-inch column, in goodor-— Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining +-To-Leave for Europe! —Situated on Sacramento street, Neyade Gity, ~ “Steam Pump, 10x12 cylinder. Wae—a