March 5, 1880 (4 pages)

: o ity. 50' 50 p 2 50° 50 11 40 NEVADA ie CALIFORNIA. pr aa pate ‘Rriet Mention. Sleighing i is first-rate wherever the yoxds have been broken. Freight for this part of the cunatiy is accnmulating rapid y at the (rads Valley depot. Mr. Woods, whose’ marriageto Miss Kate Edwards wes recently -ghronicled, died -ast-wee . at Berkeley. : More snow fell y veuinrley. Such weather as this makes—bus: ‘what is tle use of trying to do this subject justice. : During the past two days numer: our flocks of guails have been making “themselves at homé in ‘bapayeete : ~about the city. = gehen sellers: — taey have {© ets 06 jo 16 . 25 1 00 1 00* 1 00 ets. : cts. cts 5Oec' 2 20" 2 00 25 25c. We. T0e. 2 40 } ets. cts, ) cts. » ets,tts. is rantts. T dy, y first vr Rese oo Beh eS paria¢of it witht ae, in Water sins, ‘sO fat as “theis business is concernedy On the first Wednesday evening in “Rpril the Members Sf Paanagivaniat BE ngine Company No. 2 propose to “ gerve a collation at their hall and i ins yite the members of NevaidaHose — A ge fs it Pros Malleck ?The Truckee. Repub ican of: Wednesday says: : An euyaging young piano’ tuner named Harry Lorraine: has—‘‘done” the town, haviny skipped, leaving p aawmpaid board billand: sums of '_ borrowed money, Ife represented himself aS agent for Sherman & Hyde, but thas firin writes to J. I Lewisou & Co., tlrat they have. no agents in this section, gt was jately from Nevada City. e Tray: SCRIPT says a Prof. H oe K ene latelyleft there having swindled different persons to the anrount of $1,100,;who also'claimed to be an agent of Sherman & Hyde. We presume it is the “sane person, t . and. Halleck are -most likely different persons. Lorraine The latter certainly knew nothing about piano tuning, neither is it likely-thathe would have had the hardihood to stop at Truckee where the Nevada THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, 1 his veins.‘. rest, An Irish Prince in Treubie. the lower country recently and has since his‘arrival been.plying thé vocation of corn doctor, thinks this is a of the world he everstrackAsa remover of excresences in the shapé of corns, bunions, warts, and the like, he has done a pretty fair business . among our afflicted citizens. But! chankers after the wine when it is red. . About a week ago'he indulged to} such an extent as to lose his bearings, . and a policeman put him inthe city prison where he remained) until he got sober next morning. He promiis+edfaithially then that. he would nevWhe loaf around-+the streetsain ‘ter. ‘the hour thet Sapa see ‘them in er again-be guilty ofa similar ‘of: tense. Night before last officer Scott st = oa where he was Sle eet Dr. O’Connor,fwho came heré fren . little bit the most undesirable part . . the Doctor ha# one great failing. He} , Hall, (hic ) whe er be ?” asked his fuddled highness in as dignified 4 manher ‘as tis condition -woukt warrant. “Then he stated that he was-an-Irish prince by birth and hada brace of tnciesin’ the English Parliament. » He. was locked . up not thwithstanding. this;announcement, and yesterday morning takewbefore Judge Robinson fer hearnig. He informed tlie Judge of. the imperial-blood that coursed. thropgh In accounting for his;-arhe said that the watking Being bad be had slipped and ‘fallen, @id that ere his equilibrium coud . ve regained he found himself. the clutches of the starred official. «Upon receiving his sentence of ten daye im prisoament in the County Jail plaintively in. , he observed that he was a martyr to cireumstantial evidence, ‘which -was Very unfortunate; but fact that the put to so mach count, was: being expense ,on his accounty wae oe Tite Firemen and Pell Taxes. According to. that. mostrémarkable document, the new Constitution,. all male residents of the State (excapting . City. victims of his thieveries could . have laid their hands on him so re: adi. . Indians, paupers and insane) between specified ages unst hereafter pay that what seeméd still worse was the . unteer fire cores of Nevada bs _ Too cinagt majo fit full blast. re ap lodging i in man-y boots, China cabins with afl their accom-panying filth, inthe heart of the city. \ Vile houses ‘f ill-fame situated on what woukd othorwise be respectable thoroughfares. = The present spell of Leiniy weather, which makes every un-Christianlike person profane, The opium dens of Chinatown, whichare sal te be haunted occasionally by Caucasians. The language of certain small boys The finpesrable: condition-of eonwhich requires” to : ihe a of retreat under the City . . more ‘eas a " resuonable amount of “Zay mishey, does yer know-. patience from teamsters. An-otdinance intended to make all citizers cleaii the snow from their sidewalks by 8 o'c‘ock AM, but whieh in reglity .applies to no one who happens to be living i in axrented house. a oA few days.since. the TRaxscuirr, published a few. sample blessings: of Nevada* City, and in: accordance with a promise there given to ‘soon disclose to the world the other side of the-pictare, the above “curses” have been raked up. They are neither nlimerous S¥revolting, but we are happy to say are all worth mention: ing that.can be discovered. —~> « meen 3s AProtest from Grass Nalley. “The Grass Valley Union ‘of yesterday publishes the following es tant item: Heretofore active meinbébi of yal engine companies have been exempt by law trom the payment 6fa—pell tax, but imder the new COnstitution it is .understood that such exemption is prohibited, and the Assessor of this -vounty has ‘given notice to the Grass Valley Fire companies that: he will be _required to colleot the: tax. The fireLern— markets, and —also-to. AAS the) they. Move; the proprietors. “of: the . everybody. . joys—oFselting dry” goods. ‘Cheaper tieh’s ‘nd children’s S$ Supp'ies.can be a 5 . GOING To MOVE. ie “Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Btc., at Prices Lower than ever---Annual Clearance Sale ef the Important. Kisen & Co.p-prepe, Important store in. this city, desire to} inform thei i many customers‘and the people of Nevada county generally, that on the 6th of March next they will move from their present store on Broad street, *te Lones’ brick building on Commercial! gtr eet, op-. posite Cxe’s shoe store, whichis bes ing fitted up in fir8t-clasg style for their use. Between now and the 6th of March, in-order to make room for their _matnmoth spring stock, which is now being “purchased, in the eastcost-of packing and unpacking when Important) Store offer their -present, stock at prices solow as .t0 astonish . _ Notwithstanding . the Wide-spread-reputation.this firm enthan any other-store in the county, they have put everything down to first. cost prices. Ladies’ » gentle‘bought for almost: nothing. body is invited to call and get the benefit of the grand clearainte sale at the Important. ‘£21 Strangers feom the Tropics ‘Visiting this country.will find Hale’s ‘Honey: “of Horehound ent Tat a superior remedy for the onghs, Colds and Rronchial difficulties which a change from a torrid toa —— élime always engenders. Cabats who have tried it fre loud in its praise. In fact, it'has no’ eqial in the pharmacopeia, oramong proprictary medicines, as a cure. for “Th:oat or Lang complaints. Procurable ,.of all druggists at SO seents and $1. Sreat. saving by: , Parchasing. large size. ° Henry. Kellogg, “Watertown N.Y., writes: “Ef have @ quite a sale of Hale's Honey of ‘Horehound and Tar:.use it in iny family, and. reeommend pit! 4) a i¢ EveryAn Joppertaiay, Seldom Offered--ONE . , . Reautifal Dry anda Faney Goods, . £ Venemous snakes<that are Sound + = Charming Bad Bed: Roo! ~_With Piano and Parlor Rugs and Carpets, — ‘Commercial Str FACHEAP FUR eet, set City. vA / be 2 = SS c= a os ——— @ © 1 i Parlor Sets, tains, neat and. chandsoma ¢ Bea. Ihnocwunse)s,. +ery latest stvies. Alea Store. tir tie mountains, Call teed. é and exam'‘ne goods and prices, “waeitay promptly poe aidrpakistection in prices. and work guatanMAS. FRANCIS BURNS, . ee es NEVADA — COUNTY. Fine Assortm’t of Blankets. Window Shades, ae ae _ FURNITURE. TURESTORE Spring andop Mattresses, petding cn i & Fe \ i Fancy ana& Pian Parlor Lounges, and.ererything to be found in a first-class Farniture AND B -—— 0 —— Capitol Furniture Store, No. 59 Brack St Nevada City. . ‘Two doors below Stumps. Motel. ~ CHEAPEST ___HOUSE a IN THE Mountains. Looxixe @uAsses; Picrurnes, Cuinpren’s, WAGons, and every. variety of Furnirces, Erp pine, Erc. AGmeT FOR THR CBLEBRATED BRADBURY PIANOS and SMITH’S” AMERICAN ORGANS F mer are not ab all satisfied with: this, and.a number are seriously talking if they: find they mist do volunteer fire daty, ‘wheu they -haye no pariy. Halleck is probably inone of the . State aad county poll taxts to the j ticular property interest to defend, Js CK IS p f far-East States by chis time. raine comes over here, If Lotwe will guar. aatec him a hearty recaption. . @ oe += Marringe Litenses for Febr uaryThe County Clerk issued marriage . licenses to the following . named . persons diving the month of Febra. ary: Geo. L. Shaw to Sarah Don. ley; Wine H, ed to Josephine . ; (x, Catron; Horace C. Sexton to: An. nie L. Wade; Fred. oy Philbrick: to . Sarah A. Davis; Victorin Nauvee to . Marie Beindejou; Jas. E. Loopold to Hattie Brim; Geo. FE. Mor rill te Car-. oline M. Baldwin; Win. C. Huitt to . Lelia Murphy; H. His McCutchan to Mary E. Quick. Total age of men, 223 years; of women, 169. Oldest man, 28; woman, 21. Youngest man, 21; woman, 18. Greatest difference in ages of couple, man the elder, 10 years. Average age of " Inen, 242; averagé age of women, 183. amountof-six dollars each sper annum. In view of f that fagt Pennsylvania Eng vine Co. No. 2 6f this city at } their meeting might before last drew} up a petition asking the State! Legisoe to enact a law exempting ace fireman from thé tax.’ All of . = members present sighed it, Chief Engineer Siebert and ExPresident John Kistle were appointed as a committee to circulate it among our’ citi. zens for signatures, and a resolition was adopted asking the meinbers ; of Nevada Hose Co, No. 1 to cooper. ate i in securing the passage of the bill. It wag also ordered that copies. of the petition be sent to the fire }-departments of Grass Valley ‘and San Juan; It appears tousthat to ask volunteer firemen for poll taxes is a piece of unparalelled eheek ‘on the part of the State. The ‘boys who run with the macheen” fre in most towns men of limited financial means. They ave public, spirited enough to and: pay the poll tax beside. —— Transferring County Funds, Qn. Monday last: ex-County Heads: urer-d; N. Payne turned over to his successor, G. von Schmittburg, the sum of $67,514 46, which fepresented:all money. belonging to the coun Y at that date. Gold Bing: Feund, A gold ring was’ found on the -street-a couple of days sigce. _The owner cai recover it by. calling at this. office aud paying. charges. t. —_—— a oo Sherman, Kyde & Co., San Praveiseé. The largest music house on the: éoast. We keep the célebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piatto; al‘so the world-enowned Estey Organ, . Tnstroments—sold_on easy installFF yest and ES Our past of selling of doing ASH r a dollar many warm friends among our readNelhis’ Kieral Instructer. “We have just received Nellis’ Floral Instructor, which igs an elegant illustrated quarterly, devoted to gardening in-all its: branches, containing a complete list of seeds, plants and bylbs-at-greatly reduced prices, and much other. usefal information. The subscription price is * only 20 cents ayear. Mr. Nellis will send a sample copy and packet of choice flower seed as a trial to any one who senis him a three cent stamp, His address i is A, C, ‘Nellis, Ecnaaaucadie ae gS i t = _ ————— so ‘er New York Correspondcnt. “Chevalier,” whose interesting letters from New York are regularly. published in the Damy TranSCRIPT, is an ex-resident of this city where he formerly ocenpied an im“portart public position. He has ers, some of Whom will doubtless ~ vecogniz’ the gentfeman by the tone and cha: act-r of his writings. eee V Flame Lumber Company. The V Flume Company are disposing of large quautities of lumber and firewood this winter, having laid in a large supply of everything in their _ Yime at Town Tak yard before the “told weather set in and stopped work, L They , are making preparations te operate on an exten. donate their services as preservéss of property from fire and besides are expéected to make regular contributicns towards sustaining the organizathon. Their position.is one requir: ing the exercise of wariness, diligence and bravery. They do not ask that they shall be rewarded. for their labor; but it is natural they should object to paying extra by pall taxes or otherwise for the’ privilege of preserving the -property of their fellow citizens. _* > Persona) Mention. enna Thos, Legg went to San Franciseo . yesterday, Mrs. C. E. Pearson returned night before last from a vigit to San Francisco. ‘Superintendent Brown of the Gity Water Works has gone to the Bay on business. Mr, Brand, of the firm of Brand & Bassett, goes below to-day to purey~ chase a fine new stock of goods for the Main street bookstore. — _ Temperance Meeting. _-~~ SFr amient This afternoon at 20 ‘clock a meeting will be held in the vestry of the M. E. Church at which all ladies interested in the temperance work are invited to be present. T. M. Wood will be im. attendance. Ee “?Trurladies of Chieage have three . . elubs devoted to literature and philosophy, and mot one chet to sive ecale.during the coming season. » housekeeping. tr Use Kerr's Wonderful Cough Syrup. See advertisement-in, another column. f10-Im The Werd "sezodent,” Which has already become .a household word, is derived from the ‘Greek, and composed.of twe words, Sozoand Odontes. ‘“Sozo” translated, meapsto preserve, and ‘‘Odon’ the teeth—“SOZODONT” a preservér, of the teeth. Aud ‘it is true to itename, It beautifies and’ preservédthe teath, bardéns and in. vigorates the ghms, and corrects all impurities of thébteath. The odor of this pure preparation is so aaa: fal thavit’is’ a luxury to apply it It is as hariiless as-water. Sold) is ie caged apd J ockban vies Molidey Presensen wb toe just. received a lasge assortment.of Holiday Presents, and the best way for you to-find-ewt what my! Goods consist of is by ealling at my store on a Bross itreet. . “Dee. 16, 1879, “ALEX. Zaximp. Sugar Pine shingles For Bale. ee A.Ne. 1 Shingle, made of the best quality of sugar pine lumber, for sale } at $3.50 per thousand. For sale at the Ice Hense, on the Plaza, Nevada City. ___« J, 8, Twomrson. November 23d, 1678. i= of withdrawing from the companies . ments. All pianos'and organs warranted, The largest steck of sheet . music, § {28 /Smermax, Hyve & Co. Asxaarr RIVER and MINES: Pike's Toothache Drops Care: in One Minute Aggasi lower. z larity of Green’s August Flower in ail towns and villages in the civilized world has caused: many imitators to adopt similar names, expecting to reap a harvest for themselv es at the expense of the afflicted. ‘This médicine was iritrodueed in 1868, and for; the cure of Dyspepsia and Livercom: plaint,» with their effects, such as Soeur Stomach, Costiveness, ‘Sick stomach, Sidk Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, vertigO; etc. ,ete., it never has failed to our knowledge. Three doses will mike e any cage of Dyspepsia. Two million bottles gold last year. Price 75-eents. « Samples 10 cents Green’s’ Atlas and Diary A'’manac, ‘the. mast expensive tree Almanac ever published, sent free on receipt . * of twp-dent stamps s re a GREEN b Sue page f Nod 5s ue a. a Your Attention. pees Fees 28 . rv? Slaven's celebrated Yo Semite Cologne, is lasting. piiteron 3 in ee world. Has no nat ‘ond is fast surpassing all other célopries, forreign or American: Try it. ‘Try it.” Trial size 26 onnts:'* Large size one dollar, WAISDER D. VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. Bishop's Cotigh Balsam for ‘ail diseases of the throat and lungs. The most perfect;medicine for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma,’ bronchitis, acute or chronic, and tie 1 “COnsimptiion, Iry it. “Ty it WALTER D. VINTON, met Nevada City Photographs equal to San Francisco's ‘best. Cottins, Operator. RUDOLPH PhotoGalery, Broad Street, Nevada City. £18 Bg Furnished room to rent, _EaQuire at this office. ja27 Pacific Mail Stnnsty Go. a s&s The Regular Mail Steamers tor Wictoria and Puget Seunid ieave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Month, at §2 o'clock noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20, Seeond Class Pare, $10. Connect at Tacoma with. Northern Pacifie Railroad for.is at Seattle with Local fiframers Tickets issued for Central and South América, New York, Europe, Japan, China and Australia. { "> WWEXAAAMS, DIMOND 4 Co. j20. -Geheral Agente San Francisco The immense sale and great -popn. : TO EITHER PORT. Of “Longstrauss Movable Comb” maxe-= Goods Sold at Sacramento Prices. Ciocks, Sueer Music, Mosicau Inerauments, Ere, Eto CHEAPER THAN EVER. e FRANK GUILD, General Auctioneer, Office Pine St. one door south of Vinton’ 8 Store. “REAL BSTATE! ! Laxp— QUART. MINE AT_A GREAT_ SACRIFICE, THE COE RANCH Situated on Red. Dog Road, one-half mile east Of Nevada City limits, Contalis 80 acres { of land, 30 of whiéh are -whder cultivation, and 40 aeres fenced in. ance of weter all the year, gdod dwelling house, frui vada City. feet long. 1,000 tons i less than ¢ FOR. SALE ! t house, ete. Price $1,000. —THE+n sight im. backs. 16. ton. Cash Price, $5, 000, @r will bond It for one year for $8,000. . 20 BUILDING LOTS, One dere each, fronting on Red Dog road near City limits. Very desirable for build-’ ing purposes. Price per Lot, $100.One-half pay able ia cash, balance on time. —ALSO.— Water Right and Mill Site. Water sufficient to run 10 Stamps.” --ALSO— « . . cough altogether, Fine orchard{ abundthe Great Australian Is the Only Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronebitis. Ao ALL LUNG AND THROAT Dis eases that is known. I guarantee a Sure and. Kifectual Cure. or money refund: This Sy Sm ps es almost instant relief. far: ties trouble: should give the WONDERFUL SYRUP «a trialand be convinced, Here I give afew of the many Testimonials: Thia is to certify that I have been troubled with the Consumption fer ten years, and one bottle of Mr. Kerr's Syrup has. stopped any WILLIAM Kopexrs, No, } Neal Street, between Mill “and Auburn streets. This is tocertifv ‘to ‘haying used Kerr's it is the only thing thathas relieved the of my cough and tickling in. the thropt that I have ever come across, TI have tried éy. ery thing I Can assure you, and it beatsall.James Buchanan, Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, This is.to certify to having used: Kerr’s onal Syrub for iny little girl. She had a severe cough for 4 months and 2 doses cured her when eyery thing elsg was of, ne avail. "Mas. §. D. Heaths, Propietress wWew Boston Restaurant, Mill St hetween Main and Neal’Streets. Mrs. A. E. Baird, who resides on Auburn Street, near Leach’s hutber yard, says the } same of Kerr's Syrup «3 the above testimo . mials. Mrs Coulton, on Opbir Hill, also tes ° é tifies to the wonder (gil curative properties of Kingsbury Quartz Mine, . ker's syrup. Situated on Little Deer Creek, at junction . . of Damascus ravine,one-half mile east of NeShaft 120 feat deep, tuanel. 500 Ledge averages full 14 inches.— Ore taken out heretofore yielded from $12 to $16 per ton. We guarantee the amount in sight to pay no re. or. Money “Retunded in “Every tytance, All orders left or sent to Post Office Box ue. 283 Grass Valley wii be promptly attended to, Price per Bottle Cents: . Sent cash on delivery to any part of; thé Uni! ted dtates, 8. R. KERR, feb 10 __Propri ippor. St, t, Patrick's Ball THE LADLSS OF ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCLY, Nevada City, will give a GRAND BALL —AND— » AT HUNT'S HALL, Wednesday Eve’g, Mareh 17th. 3-8ths of ths Big ] Bonanza Mine (MUSEO BY ELSER’S ORCHESTRE 50 BEEHIVES, TICK ETS $2.50. 1 general invitation is extanded. Bees crossed with Italian. Price, Four Improper chatacters not vabeuidoed aa Dollars tach. isi NOTICE. Address or apply to A. COE & SON, po, FE PROPERTY HOLDBRS on Union E = a menen® Oat Property Kolders on iiddasetrestare hore; : notified that the Board of Trustees at Bureka Stage and Express Line. their restlar meeting, Februsry 19th,-1¥%, Eureka, as follows ; aR Leave Nevada City "STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore's Flat and i asussnIen a! ee ae of Union street, ag follaws: J. W. Downing, 4400. — Wn. Kistle, 40. K. B. Thowas, #15. Wats tue F nee, Moore’ : Said Assessment being lien on said pr: perFlat sal “Graniteville, M il te bald Aciven to City Tax Doth ato pes CO nd i et and ‘North Bivomafeld . lection. i € x, e. s Tu seday, Taeé and De agg as Pa} , H. CRAWFORD Agent. President of the Board of Trustees. s . : February 22d, 1 . " # Se with these aggravated diseases {wonderful Syrup for consumption ant —firrd — AERA SUPPRR, for the grading and .

: o ity. 50' 50 p 2 50° 50 11 40 NEVADA ie CALIFORNIA. pr aa pate ‘Rriet Mention. Sleighing i is first-rate wherever the yoxds have been broken. Freight for this part of the cunatiy is accnmulating rapid y at the (rads Valley depot. Mr. Woods, whose’ marriageto Miss Kate Edwards wes recently -ghronicled, died -ast-wee . at Berkeley. : More snow fell y veuinrley. Such weather as this makes—bus: ‘what is tle use of trying to do this subject justice. : During the past two days numer: our flocks of guails have been making “themselves at homé in ‘bapayeete : ~about the city. = gehen sellers: — taey have {© ets 06 jo 16 . 25 1 00 1 00* 1 00 ets. : cts. cts 5Oec' 2 20" 2 00 25 25c. We. T0e. 2 40 } ets. cts, ) cts. » ets,tts. is rantts. T dy, y first vr Rese oo Beh eS paria¢of it witht ae, in Water sins, ‘sO fat as “theis business is concernedy On the first Wednesday evening in “Rpril the Members Sf Paanagivaniat BE ngine Company No. 2 propose to “ gerve a collation at their hall and i ins yite the members of NevaidaHose — A ge fs it Pros Malleck ?The Truckee. Repub ican of: Wednesday says: : An euyaging young piano’ tuner named Harry Lorraine: has—‘‘done” the town, haviny skipped, leaving p aawmpaid board billand: sums of '_ borrowed money, Ife represented himself aS agent for Sherman & Hyde, but thas firin writes to J. I Lewisou & Co., tlrat they have. no agents in this section, gt was jately from Nevada City. e Tray: SCRIPT says a Prof. H oe K ene latelyleft there having swindled different persons to the anrount of $1,100,;who also'claimed to be an agent of Sherman & Hyde. We presume it is the “sane person, t . and. Halleck are -most likely different persons. Lorraine The latter certainly knew nothing about piano tuning, neither is it likely-thathe would have had the hardihood to stop at Truckee where the Nevada THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, 1 his veins.‘. rest, An Irish Prince in Treubie. the lower country recently and has since his‘arrival been.plying thé vocation of corn doctor, thinks this is a of the world he everstrackAsa remover of excresences in the shapé of corns, bunions, warts, and the like, he has done a pretty fair business . among our afflicted citizens. But! chankers after the wine when it is red. . About a week ago'he indulged to} such an extent as to lose his bearings, . and a policeman put him inthe city prison where he remained) until he got sober next morning. He promiis+edfaithially then that. he would nevWhe loaf around-+the streetsain ‘ter. ‘the hour thet Sapa see ‘them in er again-be guilty ofa similar ‘of: tense. Night before last officer Scott st = oa where he was Sle eet Dr. O’Connor,fwho came heré fren . little bit the most undesirable part . . the Doctor ha# one great failing. He} , Hall, (hic ) whe er be ?” asked his fuddled highness in as dignified 4 manher ‘as tis condition -woukt warrant. “Then he stated that he was-an-Irish prince by birth and hada brace of tnciesin’ the English Parliament. » He. was locked . up not thwithstanding. this;announcement, and yesterday morning takewbefore Judge Robinson fer hearnig. He informed tlie Judge of. the imperial-blood that coursed. thropgh In accounting for his;-arhe said that the watking Being bad be had slipped and ‘fallen, @id that ere his equilibrium coud . ve regained he found himself. the clutches of the starred official. «Upon receiving his sentence of ten daye im prisoament in the County Jail plaintively in. , he observed that he was a martyr to cireumstantial evidence, ‘which -was Very unfortunate; but fact that the put to so mach count, was: being expense ,on his accounty wae oe Tite Firemen and Pell Taxes. According to. that. mostrémarkable document, the new Constitution,. all male residents of the State (excapting . City. victims of his thieveries could . have laid their hands on him so re: adi. . Indians, paupers and insane) between specified ages unst hereafter pay that what seeméd still worse was the . unteer fire cores of Nevada bs _ Too cinagt majo fit full blast. re ap lodging i in man-y boots, China cabins with afl their accom-panying filth, inthe heart of the city. \ Vile houses ‘f ill-fame situated on what woukd othorwise be respectable thoroughfares. = The present spell of Leiniy weather, which makes every un-Christianlike person profane, The opium dens of Chinatown, whichare sal te be haunted occasionally by Caucasians. The language of certain small boys The finpesrable: condition-of eonwhich requires” to : ihe a of retreat under the City . . more ‘eas a " resuonable amount of “Zay mishey, does yer know-. patience from teamsters. An-otdinance intended to make all citizers cleaii the snow from their sidewalks by 8 o'c‘ock AM, but whieh in reglity .applies to no one who happens to be living i in axrented house. a oA few days.since. the TRaxscuirr, published a few. sample blessings: of Nevada* City, and in: accordance with a promise there given to ‘soon disclose to the world the other side of the-pictare, the above “curses” have been raked up. They are neither nlimerous S¥revolting, but we are happy to say are all worth mention: ing that.can be discovered. —~> « meen 3s AProtest from Grass Nalley. “The Grass Valley Union ‘of yesterday publishes the following es tant item: Heretofore active meinbébi of yal engine companies have been exempt by law trom the payment 6fa—pell tax, but imder the new COnstitution it is .understood that such exemption is prohibited, and the Assessor of this -vounty has ‘given notice to the Grass Valley Fire companies that: he will be _required to colleot the: tax. The fireLern— markets, and —also-to. AAS the) they. Move; the proprietors. “of: the . everybody. . joys—oFselting dry” goods. ‘Cheaper tieh’s ‘nd children’s S$ Supp'ies.can be a 5 . GOING To MOVE. ie “Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Btc., at Prices Lower than ever---Annual Clearance Sale ef the Important. Kisen & Co.p-prepe, Important store in. this city, desire to} inform thei i many customers‘and the people of Nevada county generally, that on the 6th of March next they will move from their present store on Broad street, *te Lones’ brick building on Commercial! gtr eet, op-. posite Cxe’s shoe store, whichis bes ing fitted up in fir8t-clasg style for their use. Between now and the 6th of March, in-order to make room for their _matnmoth spring stock, which is now being “purchased, in the eastcost-of packing and unpacking when Important) Store offer their -present, stock at prices solow as .t0 astonish . _ Notwithstanding . the Wide-spread-reputation.this firm enthan any other-store in the county, they have put everything down to first. cost prices. Ladies’ » gentle‘bought for almost: nothing. body is invited to call and get the benefit of the grand clearainte sale at the Important. ‘£21 Strangers feom the Tropics ‘Visiting this country.will find Hale’s ‘Honey: “of Horehound ent Tat a superior remedy for the onghs, Colds and Rronchial difficulties which a change from a torrid toa —— élime always engenders. Cabats who have tried it fre loud in its praise. In fact, it'has no’ eqial in the pharmacopeia, oramong proprictary medicines, as a cure. for “Th:oat or Lang complaints. Procurable ,.of all druggists at SO seents and $1. Sreat. saving by: , Parchasing. large size. ° Henry.. Kellogg, “Watertown N.Y., writes: “Ef have @ quite a sale of Hale's Honey of ‘Horehound and Tar:.use it in iny family, and. reeommend pit! 4) a i¢ EveryAn Joppertaiay, Seldom Offered--ONE . , . Reautifal Dry anda Faney Goods, . £ Venemous snakes<that are Sound + = Charming Bad Bed: Roo! ~_With Piano and Parlor Rugs and Carpets, — ‘Commercial Str FACHEAP FUR eet, set City. vA / be 2 = SS c= a os ——— @ © 1 i Parlor Sets, tains, neat and. chandsoma ¢ Bea. Ihnocwunse)s,. +ery latest stvies. Alea Store. tir tie mountains, Call teed. é and exam'‘ne goods and prices, “waeitay promptly poe aidrpakistection in prices. and work guatanMAS. FRANCIS BURNS, . ee es NEVADA — COUNTY. Fine Assortm’t of Blankets. Window Shades, ae ae _ FURNITURE. TURESTORE Spring andop Mattresses, petding cn i & Fe \ i Fancy ana& Pian Parlor Lounges, and.ererything to be found in a first-class Farniture AND B -—— 0 —— Capitol Furniture Store, No. 59 Brack St Nevada City. . ‘Two doors below Stumps. Motel. ~ CHEAPEST ___HOUSE a IN THE Mountains. Looxixe @uAsses; Picrurnes, Cuinpren’s, WAGons, and every. variety of Furnirces, Erp pine, Erc. AGmeT FOR THR CBLEBRATED BRADBURY PIANOS and SMITH’S” AMERICAN ORGANS F mer are not ab all satisfied with: this, and.a number are seriously talking if they: find they mist do volunteer fire daty, ‘wheu they -haye no pariy. Halleck is probably inone of the . State aad county poll taxts to the j ticular property interest to defend, Js CK IS p f far-East States by chis time. raine comes over here, If Lotwe will guar. aatec him a hearty recaption. . @ oe += Marringe Litenses for Febr uaryThe County Clerk issued marriage . licenses to the following . named . persons diving the month of Febra. ary: Geo. L. Shaw to Sarah Don. ley; Wine H, ed to Josephine . ; (x, Catron; Horace C. Sexton to: An. nie L. Wade; Fred. oy Philbrick: to . Sarah A. Davis; Victorin Nauvee to . Marie Beindejou; Jas. E. Loopold to Hattie Brim; Geo. FE. Mor rill te Car-. oline M. Baldwin; Win. C. Huitt to . Lelia Murphy; H. His McCutchan to Mary E. Quick. Total age of men, 223 years; of women, 169. Oldest man, 28; woman, 21. Youngest man, 21; woman, 18. Greatest difference in ages of couple, man the elder, 10 years. Average age of " Inen, 242; averagé age of women, 183. amountof-six dollars each sper annum. In view of f that fagt Pennsylvania Eng vine Co. No. 2 6f this city at } their meeting might before last drew} up a petition asking the State! Legisoe to enact a law exempting ace fireman from thé tax.’ All of . = members present sighed it, Chief Engineer Siebert and ExPresident

John Kistle were appointed as a committee to circulate it among our’ citi. zens for signatures, and a resolition was adopted asking the meinbers ; of Nevada Hose Co, No. 1 to cooper. ate i in securing the passage of the bill. It wag also ordered that copies. of the petition be sent to the fire }-departments of Grass Valley ‘and San Juan; It appears tousthat to ask volunteer firemen for poll taxes is a piece of unparalelled eheek ‘on the part of the State. The ‘boys who run with the macheen” fre in most towns men of limited financial means. They ave public, spirited enough to and: pay the poll tax beside. —— Transferring County Funds, Qn. Monday last: ex-County Heads: urer-d; N. Payne turned over to his successor, G. von Schmittburg, the sum of $67,514 46, which fepresented:all money. belonging to the coun Y at that date. Gold Bing: Feund, A gold ring was’ found on the -street-a couple of days sigce. _The owner cai recover it by. calling at this. office aud paying. charges. t. —_—— a oo Sherman, Kyde & Co., San Praveiseé. The largest music house on the: éoast. We keep the célebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piatto; al‘so the world-enowned Estey Organ, . Tnstroments—sold_on easy installFF yest and ES Our past of selling of doing ASH r a dollar many warm friends among our readNelhis’ Kieral Instructer. “We have just received Nellis’ Floral Instructor, which igs an elegant illustrated quarterly, devoted to gardening in-all its: branches, containing a complete list of seeds, plants and bylbs-at-greatly reduced prices, and much other. usefal information. The subscription price is * only 20 cents ayear. Mr. Nellis will send a sample copy and packet of choice flower seed as a trial to any one who senis him a three cent stamp, His address i is A, C, ‘Nellis, Ecnaaaucadie ae gS i t = _ ————— so ‘er New York Correspondcnt. “Chevalier,” whose interesting letters from New York are regularly. published in the Damy TranSCRIPT, is an ex-resident of this city where he formerly ocenpied an im“portart public position. He has ers, some of Whom will doubtless ~ vecogniz’ the gentfeman by the tone and cha: act-r of his writings. eee V Flame Lumber Company. The V Flume Company are disposing of large quautities of lumber and firewood this winter, having laid in a large supply of everything in their _ Yime at Town Tak yard before the “told weather set in and stopped work, L They , are making preparations te operate on an exten. donate their services as preservéss of property from fire and besides are expéected to make regular contributicns towards sustaining the organizathon. Their position.is one requir: ing the exercise of wariness, diligence and bravery. They do not ask that they shall be rewarded. for their labor; but it is natural they should object to paying extra by pall taxes or otherwise for the’ privilege of preserving the -property of their fellow citizens. _* > Persona) Mention. enna Thos, Legg went to San Franciseo . yesterday, Mrs. C. E. Pearson returned night before last from a vigit to San Francisco. ‘Superintendent Brown of the Gity Water Works has gone to the Bay on business. Mr, Brand, of the firm of Brand & Bassett, goes below to-day to purey~ chase a fine new stock of goods for the Main street bookstore. — _ Temperance Meeting. _-~~ SFr amient This afternoon at 20 ‘clock a meeting will be held in the vestry of the M. E. Church at which all ladies interested in the temperance work are invited to be present. T. M. Wood will be im. attendance. Ee “?Trurladies of Chieage have three . . elubs devoted to literature and philosophy, and mot one chet to sive ecale.during the coming season. » housekeeping. tr Use Kerr's Wonderful Cough Syrup. See advertisement-in, another column. f10-Im The Werd "sezodent,” Which has already become .a household word, is derived from the ‘Greek, and composed.of twe words, Sozoand Odontes. ‘“Sozo” translated, meapsto preserve, and ‘‘Odon’ the teeth—“SOZODONT” a preservér, of the teeth. Aud ‘it is true to itename, It beautifies and’ preservédthe teath, bardéns and in. vigorates the ghms, and corrects all impurities of thébteath. The odor of this pure preparation is so aaa: fal thavit’is’ a luxury to apply it It is as hariiless as-water. Sold) is ie caged apd J ockban vies Molidey Presensen wb toe just. received a lasge assortment.of Holiday Presents, and the best way for you to-find-ewt what my! Goods consist of is by ealling at my store on a Bross itreet. . “Dee. 16, 1879, “ALEX. Zaximp. Sugar Pine shingles For Bale. ee A.Ne. 1 Shingle, made of the best quality of sugar pine lumber, for sale } at $3.50 per thousand. For sale at the Ice Hense, on the Plaza, Nevada City. ___« J, 8, Twomrson. November 23d, 1678.. i= of withdrawing from the companies . ments. All pianos'and organs warranted, The largest steck of sheet . music, § {28 /Smermax, Hyve & Co. Asxaarr RIVER and MINES: Pike's Toothache Drops Care: in One Minute Aggasi lower. z larity of Green’s August Flower in ail towns and villages in the civilized world has caused: many imitators to adopt similar names, expecting to reap a harvest for themselv es at the expense of the afflicted. ‘This médicine was iritrodueed in 1868, and for; the cure of Dyspepsia and Livercom: plaint,» with their effects, such as Soeur Stomach, Costiveness, ‘Sick stomach, Sidk Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, vertigO; etc. ,ete., it never has failed to our knowledge. Three doses will mike e any cage of Dyspepsia. Two million bottles gold last year. Price 75-eents. « Samples 10 cents Green’s’ Atlas and Diary A'’manac, ‘the. mast expensive tree Almanac ever published, sent free on receipt . * of twp-dent stamps s re a GREEN b Sue page f Nod 5s ue a. a Your Attention. pees Fees 28 . rv? Slaven's celebrated Yo Semite Cologne, is lasting. piiteron 3 in ee world. Has no nat ‘ond is fast surpassing all other célopries, forreign or American: Try it. ‘Try it.” Trial size 26 onnts:'* Large size one dollar, WAISDER D. VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. Bishop's Cotigh Balsam for ‘ail diseases of the throat and lungs. The most perfect;medicine for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma,’ bronchitis, acute or chronic, and tie 1 “COnsimptiion, Iry it. “Ty it WALTER D. VINTON, met Nevada City Photographs equal to San Francisco's ‘best. Cottins, Operator. RUDOLPH PhotoGalery, Broad Street, Nevada City. £18 Bg Furnished room to rent, _EaQuire at this office. ja27 Pacific Mail Stnnsty Go. a s&s The Regular Mail Steamers tor Wictoria and Puget Seunid ieave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Month, at §2 o'clock noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20, Seeond Class Pare, $10. Connect at Tacoma with. Northern Pacifie Railroad for.is at Seattle with Local fiframers Tickets issued for Central and South América, New York, Europe, Japan, China and Australia. { "> WWEXAAAMS, DIMOND 4 Co. j20. -Geheral Agente San Francisco The immense sale and great -popn. : TO EITHER PORT. Of “Longstrauss Movable Comb” maxe-= Goods Sold at Sacramento Prices. Ciocks, Sueer Music, Mosicau Inerauments, Ere, Eto CHEAPER THAN EVER. e FRANK GUILD, General Auctioneer, Office Pine St. one door south of Vinton’ 8 Store.. “REAL BSTATE! ! Laxp— QUART. MINE AT_A GREAT_ SACRIFICE, THE COE RANCH Situated on Red. Dog Road, one-half mile east Of Nevada City limits, Contalis 80 acres { of land, 30 of whiéh are -whder cultivation, and 40 aeres fenced in. ance of weter all the year, gdod dwelling house, frui vada City. feet long. 1,000 tons i less than ¢ FOR. SALE ! t house, ete. Price $1,000. —THE+n sight im. backs. 16. ton. Cash Price, $5, 000, @r will bond It for one year for $8,000. . 20 BUILDING LOTS, One dere each, fronting on Red Dog road near City limits.. Very desirable for build-’ ing purposes. Price per Lot, $100.One-half pay able ia cash, balance on time. —ALSO.— Water Right and Mill Site. Water sufficient to run 10 Stamps.” --ALSO— « . . cough altogether, Fine orchard{ abundthe Great Australian Is the Only Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronebitis. Ao ALL LUNG AND THROAT Dis eases that is known. I guarantee a Sure and. Kifectual Cure. or money refund: This Sy Sm ps es almost instant relief. far: ties trouble: should give the WONDERFUL SYRUP «a trialand be convinced, Here I give afew of the many Testimonials: Thia is to certify that I have been troubled with the Consumption fer ten years, and one bottle of Mr. Kerr's Syrup has. stopped any WILLIAM Kopexrs, No, } Neal Street, between Mill “and Auburn streets. This is tocertifv ‘to ‘haying used Kerr's it is the only thing thathas relieved the of my cough and tickling in. the thropt that I have ever come across, TI have tried éy. ery thing I Can assure you, and it beatsall.James Buchanan, Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, This is.to certify to having used: Kerr’s onal Syrub for iny little girl.. She had a severe cough for 4 months and 2 doses cured her when eyery thing elsg was of, ne avail. "Mas. §. D. Heaths, Propietress wWew Boston Restaurant, Mill St hetween Main and Neal’Streets. Mrs. A. E. Baird, who resides on Auburn Street, near Leach’s hutber yard, says the } same of Kerr's Syrup «3 the above testimo . mials. Mrs Coulton, on Opbir Hill, also tes ° é tifies to the wonder (gil curative properties of Kingsbury Quartz Mine, . ker's syrup. Situated on Little Deer Creek, at junction . . of Damascus ravine,one-half mile east of NeShaft 120 feat deep, tuanel. 500 Ledge averages full 14 inches.— Ore taken out heretofore yielded from $12 to $16 per ton. We guarantee the amount in sight to pay no re. or. Money “Retunded in “Every tytance, All orders left or sent to Post Office Box ue. 283 Grass Valley wii be promptly attended to, Price per Bottle Cents: . Sent cash on delivery to any part of; thé Uni! ted dtates, 8. R. KERR, feb 10 __Propri ippor. St, t, Patrick's Ball THE LADLSS OF ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCLY, Nevada City, will give a GRAND BALL —AND— » AT HUNT'S HALL, Wednesday Eve’g, Mareh 17th. 3-8ths of ths Big ] Bonanza Mine (MUSEO BY ELSER’S ORCHESTRE 50 BEEHIVES, TICK ETS $2.50. 1 general invitation is extanded. Bees crossed with Italian. Price, Four Improper chatacters not vabeuidoed aa Dollars tach. isi NOTICE. Address or apply to A. COE & SON, po, FE PROPERTY HOLDBRS on Union E = a menen® Oat Property Kolders on iiddasetrestare hore; : notified that the Board of Trustees at Bureka Stage and Express Line. their restlar meeting, Februsry 19th,-1¥%, Eureka, as follows ; aR Leave Nevada City "STAGES will leave Nevada for Moore's Flat and i asussnIen a! ee ae of Union street, ag follaws: J. W. Downing, 4400. — Wn. Kistle, 40. K. B. Thowas, #15. Wats tue F nee, Moore’ : Said Assessment being lien on said pr: perFlat sal “Graniteville, M il te bald Aciven to City Tax Doth ato pes CO nd i et and ‘North Bivomafeld . lection. i € x, e. s Tu seday, Taeé and De agg as Pa} , H. CRAWFORD Agent. President of the Board of Trustees. s . : February 22d, 1 . " # Se with these aggravated diseases {wonderful Syrup for consumption ant —firrd — AERA SUPPRR, for the grading and .