March 8, 1882 (4 pages)

ds! nblie d get rs . lock, tom. e [BLE [ OF «see * } practical miners are of the <THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Leen Until farther notice the mails will close ag ollows: * iim : Route East and, West, daily at 4p. um. Colfax, daily, at 6 a. u, Grass Valley, daily, at @ 4) M. and 4p, au, Direct mail to San Francisco, at 6 a. mu. Direct mail to Sacrainento, at 6a. u. Downieville, every T » Thursday Camptonyille and intermodiate points, daily, (Sunday exvepted)iat 6.4. 1, Blue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted, at 6a, mu. . Washington-and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs. day and Saturday, at 6 a. w. You Bet, Little York and Duten Flat, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at6 a, M, J. 8. HOLBROOK, P, M. Various Happenings fn and Out of : Town, The. papers. inthe caséof His -Creditors va. FOL Harryhousen were filed in the Superior Court yesterday,” ~ "The butting ont of a chimhey in the Union Hotel caused somewhat of a flurry in that vicinity yesterday ‘afternoon. —No damage was done. ‘The Citizens Bank has declared its fifth quarterly, dividend of 50 centsa-share, as will be seen by the official Uotice in another column, It is one ‘@f the best managed banks in the State, : The first of March—the day on which a man’s possessions regulate the amount of hig taxes—having passed, our merchants are now mak. ing large additions to their stocks of goods. Seven carloads of supplies arrived Monday. . City Assessor ’ Nihell yesterday began the “grand rounds” for this year. He has reduced‘ the business Of assessing down to a science, and while,.doing the work fairly and honestly is enabled to accomplish the object rapidly, It is almést a positive pleasure to be assessed by Mr. Nihell, . E. W. Melvin of Sacramento, who is general agent of tha” Pacifie Coast for ‘Millard & Co,’s patent, boot protectors,” desires to appoint an agent in Nevada City for the sale of the protector. Mr. Melvin offers excellent inducements, Full (particulars can be obtained by addressing him as above. is area! Mooney Fiat Items. Aletter from Mooney Flat, “un: der date of the 4th instant, says: “The hydraulic: mines are running night and day at Mooney Flat. The electric lights have been erected again. The company have struck a very fine streak of gravel superior to anything they have been able to find heretofore at the Flat. Some of the @ opinion that the main channel crosses. the road instead of running in the direction of the tunnel. If the late location is correBt, the towa ots which it passes through will be in good demand. It is said they cannot get to the bottom of the gravel or down to the bed-rock, to wash it, because it is lower than ‘the mouth of the tunnel, This will of course necessitate drifting or running-a deeper tunnel, Probably two or three months will develop the true location of the lead.” i sae Land League Meeti ng. The Land League meeting in this city Monday evening was one of the most interesting yet held. The attendance was good. Six new mem. bers were received, increasing the number belonging to the Nevada county branch to about 270. The receipts of the evening for dues, etc., Were $61.75. Addresses’ were delivered .by—Father Meagher, ‘Johi Hussey, Leopold Garthe, J.J. Rogers and others. Jas, Kendrick, Sr., sang a pleasing Irish ballad, and there were other exercises. The next meeting will be held at ‘Grass Valley next Saturday evening. Not an “Emigrant.” The North San Juan Times says the editor of the Transcripy has been in Nevada county but a short time, or in other words that he is an “emigrant.” That’s where our contemporary is badly mistaken. The editor in question was born in this township. He went east to: attend school, returning here in 1877. He his days in Nevada City. Steam Started, Tidings: Steam was, started this afternoon on the Ontario mine, -located on the lower Colfax road near the Blodget ranch. The mine has been bonded by Messrs.’ Richard4), MINING Noes, ‘ © Operations Being Carried on in Va. Sous Quarters, Work having through the new shaf; On accouns of the heavy flow of water, the Derbec Company are principally confining their operations to the old workings, The car-mules have been taken down into the bowels of the earth and the stable rebuilt for their acmonths before these faithful creatures see sunlight again. The making of a drain tunnel is undoubtedly neces. sary to the Prosperity of that claim, It contains large deposits of rich gravel, but tlie enormous expense of raising the water by steam power precludes the probability of anything better than Trish dividends. A tunnel when completed would do away with a very large proportion of the expense, and it is likely that before long the Company will “pro ceed_to act on this idea, : The Mt. Auburn quartz-mine of this district is not dead, but sleeping. Superintendent Kiriy intends ‘to returnhere soon and resume operations, A mill of twenty or more stainps will be erected, according to the present plans. The mine, was well prospected previous to last Fall, and the owners know that the ore is there to warrant the improvements. At their next meeting the-Murchie Mining Company will consider the advisability of increasing their present crushing facilities by putting up, another twenty-stamp mill. It ig thought the measure will be adopted. -There is believed to be éndugh ore in Sight to keep ag many as fifty stamps busy. The new mill at the Merrifield will be ready to start within about two'weeks. It is made for twenty stamps, doubling the present crushing capacity, but only half of that nuinber willbe put in before summer, Geo. G. Allan is the contractor, and a better job has never been done in the’ ‘county. Mr: Allan turns out only first class work, The Merrifield is'in a very prosperous condition, and is paying its owners well if anything can be judged from appearances. The Wyoming is running sixteen stamps day and night and has a full force of men at work, The Pittsburg, after along rest, getting a good start for a summer’s active work. The new drain tunnel will greatly facilitate developments, The forty. stamps at the Providence are pounding away on a good grade of ore. This mammoth gold producer ranks high among . the quartz mines of the Sate, and it. is constantly growin? ia vali, The Mountaineer. is running’ five stamps twelve hours a diy aad on good rock, Tae work of deyelopment is progressing satisfactorily, The new shaft at the Banner. is now down about 4)) fess, and is going dow rapidly. The running of drifts will not be begun till the depth of 890 feet has veen attained, The Marchie has started its. 700 foot level. The incline of the Nevada City reached the 450 foot level last week, and drifting has begun both north and south. Stoping is being done. on the first, second and third levels, and the ten stamp mill is going night and day. A gentleman who ought to know says that Mr. Clark jis expected to return here next month and begin work on ‘the North Marrifield, of which he has secured the control in the interest of an Eastern company. Connection will soon be made by the Nevada City ming with the Wyoming drain tunnel which will greatly facilitate operations in the former. P ‘i The Canada’ Hill mine (Charonnat’s) is making good developments and keeps’ five stamps running. “4 There are several unworked claims in various parts of kthe distcict that the owners propose to put in operation when the Spring opens. Some of these are being negotiated for by capitalists, but the majority of them will be retained by local operators. A Runaway. A Rocklin (Placer county) corres: pondent of the Bee says that while riding in a buckboard near the town Saturday, Dana Perkins was thrown out and severely cut about the head, as well as being bruised about the body. The accident was in consehold upon one of the lines, which run away. With the other line he pulled the animals into the fence on. been abanduned . commodation, It will probably be} D caused the horsés to take fright -and.-} WHAT THEY ARE DOING, Personal! and Social 1 Items Gleanea Mere and There, t Dr. PB. Hughson is again suffering greatly from rheumatism, + D, Auerbach, Proprietor of the Im: portant Store, went to San Francisco yesterday inorning ‘to arrange matters with the greditors who had atagain, . tached hig establishment, Monday’s Bee: Assemblyman W. . Long came down from Nevada City this morning and was a visitor at the Supreme Gouréroom this listening to the arguments in the Gold Run mine tage, M. Clough, Republican candidate for re election ag City Marshal of Oakland, used to operate in the upper part of this county. The Times Says: ‘He put up a large quartz mill in Nevada county, and the Meadow Lake Reduction Works,” The following persons were present: at the Peterson-Hare nuptials in Grass Valley, Sunday afternoon: Ben. Wood, wife and daughter, Simon Novitzky and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mamie Johnson; A. Berg and wife, W. H. Mitchell and wifé, A. Henderson and wife, Miss Janet Henderson, Charles Mills, Miss Jennie Kohler, Mrs. Edward Parr, Mr. Hare, Mrs. ‘Dow, Miss Mary Novitzky. The Gouple are spending their honeymoon at Marysville. More Anti-Chinese Meetings, ome We have received a report of the Proceedings at Sweetland; and will publish it to-morrow, At You Bet a mass meeting was held Saturday, ‘John Spaulding acting as Chairman, Hon, J. H. Neff addressed the meeting. Much enthusiasm prevailed, and strong antiChinese immigration resolutions were adopted. The citizens unanimously participated and the meeting was closed with rousing cheers for Senators/Miller and Farley, A large and enthusiastic antiChinese mass-meeting was held at the I. 0. of G.'T. Hall at Truckee, Saturday evening. All business ‘was suspended in order to enable the people to attend, and all classes of citizens were represented. Addresses were made-by the most’ prominent business arid professional men of the town, stromgly favoring the of the anti‘Chinese bills before Congress, Appropriate resolutions were passed sustaining the actions of our representatives in Washington, which were ordered to:be forward. ed to the Chairman of the Rapublican and Democratic State Central Committees: and to the National Capitol. A Wine Selection, Captain James Bennallack,: of .Grags Valley, has gone to Alpine county to examine some. mines in that section for an English Company, Perhaps it would be impossible to find another man in the State who is more thdroughly versed in quartz mines, or a more reliable expert than Mr. Bennallack. He has spent almost a life time in mining and his judgment we should regard as second to none. We are pleased to know that these English capitalists have:selected him-as an expert on their-“mines, for hig report will be correct: to the letter *¢” and it~ may be the means of drawing capital to our own county. oe Death of James Brophy. Monday,a elegram was received here announding that James Brophy, of Cherokee, brother to Deputy County Assessor M. Brophy, was seriously ill of pneumonia, and yesterday morning the sad intelligence of his death came. The deceased was aged about nineteen years, and was a man’ of much promise. His family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, The funeral will take place at San Juan at 11:30 o’clock this forenoon. Buried at grass Valley. The funeral of Edward Merrifield, who died in Vallejo on the 2d instant, took place at Grass Valley, Monday. The deceased was for many years a resident of Grass. Valley, where several of his relatives now reside, among them Mrs. James Peters and Mrs. Wm. H. Adama, and a brother at Rough and Ready. ae Injunction Issued. Judge Caldwell. of the Superior Court yesterday issued a temporary injunction to restrain Daniel Allen ‘from cutting timber from the land on Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, known as the O. K. mining claim. James MeCann claims ‘to own the Property, and he is the complainant, ‘oe : We arenow in the midst of the Lent season and everybody who has @ soul to save should be carefal of what they eat, When you can, eat trout, salmon, rock cod, sea bass, smelte, but avoid herring. . The latter fish is miveratle food, Eat tenderloin steaks, porterhouse steaks and avoid chucks and rounds, Sweet breads, and brains are good, but tripe, liver and dog sausage should not be taken duriug Leut, Corned ‘beef will do on. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, but should be ignored on Friday and Suuday. If you come from Boston, beans are good at all times, eipecially before going to bed, As Lent is intended as @ season for moderate fastiug, such stuff'as canned corn, string beans atid peas should be passed by. Eggs are allowable if they are not-too stale, a Barrmors is ambitions to get up an international exposition for 1892, to commemorate the four hundredth Snniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbas, Then will joy and beer be uncorked and gay times growin Merryland, ba Nevada Lodge No, 13, FF. @ A. M., Stated: Meeting. No. 18; F. and A, M, at Masonic Hall, on Wednesday, at 7:30 P.M. embers ‘are earnestly requested to be in attendance. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited, \H. Stassrtenp, Master. tions in art needle-work, Apply for terms, etc., at the Union otel, Room 14, on and after Tuesday. tf Just Right for Breakfast. If you would enjoy a nice fish breakfast, ask your grocer for a can of “‘Just Right Mackerel” put up in 5 pound cans, They are the very best in market, Try them, m3-6¢ ee ee Bar Room Fixtures for Sale. A sn, ee outfit . for keeping bar, including large mirror, counter, oe pete Mong be bought very cheap by calling on m2lw L, Ww. Dreyrvs, Property for Sale, The house and lot on Piety Hill occupied by H. H. Haskins is offer. ed for sale cheap for cash, Enquire at the Treasurer’s office or on the dremises. £5-tf THE finest syrup in the world at Smitu’s. By the galloa or bulk. Smrru the Bose Grocer is still supplyin. the public. with’ groceries at ed rock prices, ~Going Away . Furniture for Sate. Call immediately at house next below Methodist church. Stoves, tables, bureaus, bedsteads, desk, Chairs, ete Twokitchen cabinets — one new, one second hand, Two wheelbarrows, ‘ Also county right of my patent kitchen cabinet for Nevada county— a good thing for any mechanic. m5-3t L. M. Bowporn, WILL BE SOLD AP CONT —AT— W. R. COPF’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORY, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS, N. ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER I stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY Days Sell Gents’, L ’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers.at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market, Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and secure choice of sizes as well as great bargains, _My_stock must he reduced to make room for my mammoth Spring invoice, WM. R. COE, Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City. mar3 The Bass Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. ° HAVING purchasdd the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop,, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing and Repairing "In first class manner,Wagon ond Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice. Pick Work a Specialty, I claim to make the best Picks for all kinds of mining of any blacksmith in Northern California. . : ‘Of the best material always on hand, _— wil: be @ meeting of Nevada J. H, BoarpMan, ’ Secretary, —— ‘Instructions in Fancy Work. Misses Clothier and “Schramm have arrived, and will ive the ladiesof Nev. “who desire instrucSteel Sledges and Wedges p— . Dissolution of Copartnership. THE OLD RELIABL +} ss CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SAVE TEE. BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN ST MME Voss iavice lea Banks, WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and at LOW PRICE on application. Largest Insurance Agency. Berlin Colonge, OF NEVADA orryr La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. gres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans,” Peoples Insurance Co., Dwelling House Underwriters, : ss oa a aa eC ® “et ‘ » F882, : _ 4 aot a E FAMILY GROCER! Commercial Street, Nevada City. o FULL AND FRESH STOCK oF toceries, Provision’, Canned. Gonis, Hams, Bacon, Flour . PEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. PAN ets cg ‘My Goods are First Class ; cn eee RW a On MONEY BY TRADING AT BOSS GROG and My Prices the Lowest. STORE. A a Bae Hite Grocery ¥ The Leading Establishment fa Nevada City. J. J. Jacko, Propritr T THIS HOUSE there: will. always be AAI HOUSE par. il abray, GROCERIEs, “PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, reesei NEVADA CITY. Stationery, Fans, Organs Small Musical Instruments, F Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, * Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, Jewelry, Notions, &o, + Special agents for STRINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, and CRAMER PIANOS, ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and any other leading Piano or Organ sold Agentsfor New Wilson Sewing Machine. _— OS : We represent the following Standard Companies: Fire Insurance Association, ProCitizens, German, / Fireman’s, &c., &c. Capital Represented Over $2'7,'700,000.: —. Nut Bearing Trees ! Proparturiens, or czrly bearing Walnut ; a late, hardy and Prolific kind, . (See Descriptive Catalogue. ) TREES FROM ONE FOOT TO 10 FEET, $1 PER TREE ; $12 and $10 per dozen according, to size, ——AL80—. Serotina or Late Walnut, Gand Walnut, Black Walnut, Pecan Walnut, Butternut. — Fruit Trees of all Kinds ! PEARS, STANDARD TREES, from $3.50 to $4 per dozen, ‘ CHERRIES AND PEACHES, STANDARD TREES, trom $4 to $5 per dozen: APPLES, PLUMS, APRICOTS, QUINCES, MEDLARS, CHESTNUTS, FILBERTS, etc. (See Price List.) 42° All these standard Trees are ready to bear, so.that people have not to walt from 8 to 5 years for a crop of fruit, ” e —o— TABLE GRAPES, $1.50 PER DOZEN. jes PINK ROOTS, 37 1-2, 50 and 75 CENTS PER ROOT. —O— FRESH GARDEN SEED (guaranteed.) . Ter 4a7FINE CLARET WINE, OF MY OWN PER GALLON. FELIX GILLET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fol Gilets Nurei. M.HANLEY Davenportis King ee TRY IT ! UNEXCELLED As A BrverAGE AND INVALUABLE AS A Mepicrne. DAVENPORT Pare, Straight Whisky ! And Rightly Entitled to being ---pflled--« ‘America’s Finest Production, The grain used’ in the distillation of the’ Celebrated DAVENPORT Whisky is always selected from the finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The water is drawn from_one-of the—finest “limestone spritigs 1 the State, the peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity. This process makes the /DAVENPORT a pure, hand-made sour mash Whisky, and for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualties it stands unexcelled, ' ————0 —— + : For Sale in Quantities to suit, pals aay Commercial & Main Sts., NEVADA OITY, CAL, ere aan SCHULTZ & VAN BARGEN, * 129 California Street, Francisco General Agents for the Pacific Coast and Territories, « GEMS OF DEPORTMENT, TRY IT 13j mf WINES, _ LIQUORS, —u— Tt has and ever will be the aim of the pro' Prietor to keep on hand only Eut they will be sold As CHEAP AS Poor Goons! o— Agent for ose Excelsior Powder Company. —o— Agent for Arpad Harassthy & Co's Sole Agent for the “BOSS” COFFEE, Which good judges claim to be the ast eve offered in this market; If you have never traded at the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel that goods are sold at a small profit. —o— Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. THE “BEEHIVE.” B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old trade again in Wz: CABINET MAKING . . AND PHOLSTERING BUSIN ESs, am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanshi pand Prices, Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounge¥ made or Repaired, Fur. aiture Repaired and Varnished, and made to look like new, call or send your orders tomy Cabinet Shop, . Corner Pine & Commercial Bts,, Opposite Casper's Store, And you will not have to oy any more high prices, as I am determin to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commeicial streets, Opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building, Pyke DUNCAN, Proprieter. First-class werkat popular prices, ee Boots Blacked Free of Charge, N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber vey Sacramento, and is a thorough master of he “‘tonsorial art.” RANCH FOR SALE. A FINE RANCH containin 60 igtss. 2cres, with ORCHARD, VINEYARD Hi DWELLING HOUSE with Eleven Rooms, and in sigg repair, Free Water—and in fact & very desirable roperty, is offered for sale at. a GRE AT, . Bare AIN. Government Title to the Property. Situated onthe Red D road, 1 mile from Nevada City. Apply to ANDREW MURCHIE, Nevada City. or at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. _ feb10 . THOMAS, WALRATH:& HICKS, Broad;st, Adjoining Gault’s Bak ry’ NEVADA ciTY, Dealers jp ~ Groceries, Pr’ yisions, Etc Wi warrant every article sold by us to be as represented, and sell to the Very Lowest Living Rates,“ NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST.... Proprietor. Commerciai Street, Nevada City, B@resh Brea a ONSTAN LY on hand and delivered to customers.every morning. Cakeg of all kinds made to order on the shortest notice . FIRST CLASS GOODS ~ san & McGriff, who propose to de-}the roadside, : Op id aaa Abboues sear ate Carriage and W, Making ne aere ¥ ledge. “Hoisting works. overturned and _ 5 ; 4 agon :. HE _COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFO : ; me a ae th = rty, . violently to the ground. E. -W Cows For fale. Attached to the businesses is a Carriage and T existing under the name ene ag HIS BOOK GIVES THE MINUTIa or. Renewal of Bridge License. are now complete on the p seater GAS : “ to. who was in : Wagon Shop under the supervision of GIFFIN & TIETJEN, doing a Cigar and To. very day behavior in good society so ea ° pe and a} dicular shaft will be} Maslin, of Sacramento, f Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut“OL % business in Nevada City, County of . thoroughly that -all can understand and A ie BSE 2 gees vehicle with Mr. Perkins, was], 0.00% £24-tf SAMUEL CLUTTER, Nevada, State of California, is this day dis. learn. “It isa teacher ° etiquette, a guide N OHCE is hereby given that the under. , put down immediately. the vehicle w : aoe oe. ton’sranch, . Whose geputation in this line of work is not . solved by mutual consen a to learning, & book of beauty, and a work _signed will apply tothe Board of Su2g NSO RS SURE also tipped out, but escaped withou oe F by any manufactory in Califor. e business_ wil} ~be cond: of art. Itig emphatically a book for every . pervisors-of-the~County of Nevada, at the caanrnamaaas : : h . painful, Mr. Mouse to Rent. : nia, either A wi or prices. by WM. GIFFIN who will collect all’ ac. hou ehold, dnd the best of the kind pubApril session, 1882, for.a snes) of license Property for’ Sale. injury. —_ Allthong ae eapinne i eo 1 atreet . If you want good work done call at the counts dueand against the ern. Slae 5 1:2 bs 8 ofr Bl gf 0 oe bt moaintein. » peg sige soroes a be ‘ iniuri r seri i , * is ‘ €8. [lustra uly and artistically. Price . the uth Yuba River, on the Nor v8 ie ; Perkins’ injuries are not of,a seriou _ A fine residence on Brose M. oe Boss Blacksmithing Shop, WM, GIFFIN onty $2.50. Sold by subscription. Agents . field wee , and known’as Edwards’ Bridea The residence and furniture connature, and it is thought he will be] is for rent. Apply to Mrs M. ict ea Wit. minves, . ANTON P. TIETJEN. . Wamted. Address A. L. BANCKNSE W. EDWARDS. tained therein, of Geo. S, app out and around again in a few days. . Deal, : uM. : * February 21st, 1882. CO., 721 Market Street, San Francisco, March 1, 1882. m3 Toquire on the premises. : oe = ‘i eee t ug a a, : s -s oe A ‘. ; t } 4 ‘ 4 A 4 ay ‘ aa a de 3 : inte gn 8 cP 5 ; € { ae ea . ue " = a ee Ay x : mis ‘ } Sapit a nist ~ eee dati ed a Five, pee i cy

ds! nblie d get rs . lock, tom. e [BLE [ OF «see * } practical miners are of the <THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Leen Until farther notice the mails will close ag ollows: * iim : Route East and, West, daily at 4p. um. Colfax, daily, at 6 a. u, Grass Valley, daily, at @ 4) M. and 4p, au, Direct mail to San Francisco, at 6 a. mu. Direct mail to Sacrainento, at 6a. u. Downieville, every T » Thursday Camptonyille and intermodiate points, daily, (Sunday exvepted)iat 6.4. 1, Blue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted, at 6a, mu. . Washington-and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs. day and Saturday, at 6 a. w. You Bet, Little York and Duten Flat, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at6 a, M, J. 8. HOLBROOK, P, M. Various Happenings fn and Out of : Town, The. papers. inthe caséof His -Creditors va. FOL Harryhousen were filed in the Superior Court yesterday,” ~ "The butting ont of a chimhey in the Union Hotel caused somewhat of a flurry in that vicinity yesterday ‘afternoon. —No damage was done. ‘The Citizens Bank has declared its fifth quarterly, dividend of 50 centsa-share, as will be seen by the official Uotice in another column, It is one ‘@f the best managed banks in the State, : The first of March—the day on which a man’s possessions regulate the amount of hig taxes—having passed, our merchants are now mak. ing large additions to their stocks of goods. Seven carloads of supplies arrived Monday. . City Assessor ’ Nihell yesterday began the “grand rounds” for this year. He has reduced‘ the business Of assessing down to a science, and while,.doing the work fairly and honestly is enabled to accomplish the object rapidly, It is almést a positive pleasure to be assessed by Mr. Nihell, . E. W. Melvin of Sacramento, who is general agent of tha” Pacifie Coast for ‘Millard & Co,’s patent, boot protectors,” desires to appoint an agent in Nevada City for the sale of the protector. Mr. Melvin offers excellent inducements, Full (particulars can be obtained by addressing him as above. is area! Mooney Fiat Items. Aletter from Mooney Flat, “un: der date of the 4th instant, says: “The hydraulic: mines are running night and day at Mooney Flat. The electric lights have been erected again. The company have struck a very fine streak of gravel superior to anything they have been able to find heretofore at the Flat. Some of the @ opinion that the main channel crosses. the road instead of running in the direction of the tunnel. If the late location is correBt, the towa ots which it passes through will be in good demand. It is said they cannot get to the bottom of the gravel or down to the bed-rock, to wash it, because it is lower than ‘the mouth of the tunnel, This will of course necessitate drifting or running-a deeper tunnel, Probably two or three months will develop the true location of the lead.” i sae Land League Meeti ng. The Land League meeting in this city Monday evening was one of the most interesting yet held. The attendance was good. Six new mem. bers were received, increasing the number belonging to the Nevada county branch to about 270. The receipts of the evening for dues, etc., Were $61.75. Addresses’ were delivered .by—Father Meagher, ‘Johi Hussey, Leopold Garthe, J.J. Rogers and others. Jas, Kendrick, Sr., sang a pleasing Irish ballad, and there were other exercises. The next meeting will be held at ‘Grass Valley next Saturday evening. Not an “Emigrant.” The North San Juan Times says the editor of the Transcripy has been in Nevada county but a short time, or in other words that he is an “emigrant.” That’s where our contemporary is badly mistaken. The editor in question was born in this township. He went east to: attend school, returning here in 1877. He his days in Nevada City. Steam Started, Tidings: Steam was, started this afternoon on the Ontario mine, -located on the lower Colfax road near the Blodget ranch. The mine has been bonded by Messrs.’ Richard4), MINING Noes, ‘ © Operations Being Carried on in Va. Sous Quarters, Work having through the new shaf; On accouns of the heavy flow of water, the Derbec Company are principally confining their operations to the old workings, The car-mules have been taken down into the bowels of the earth and the stable rebuilt for their acmonths before these faithful creatures see sunlight again. The making of a drain tunnel is undoubtedly neces. sary to the Prosperity of that claim, It contains large deposits of rich gravel, but tlie enormous expense of raising the water by steam power precludes the probability of anything better than Trish dividends. A tunnel when completed would do away with a very large proportion of the expense, and it is likely that before long the Company will “pro ceed_to act on this idea, : The Mt. Auburn quartz-mine of this district is not dead, but sleeping. Superintendent Kiriy intends ‘to returnhere soon and resume operations, A mill of twenty or more stainps will be erected, according to the present plans. The mine, was well prospected previous to last Fall, and the owners know that the ore is there to warrant the improvements. At their next meeting the-Murchie Mining Company will consider the advisability of increasing their present crushing facilities by putting up, another twenty-stamp mill. It ig thought the measure will be adopted. -There is believed to be éndugh ore in Sight to keep ag many as fifty stamps busy. The new mill at the Merrifield will be ready to start within about two'weeks. It is made for twenty stamps, doubling the present crushing capacity, but only half of that nuinber willbe put in before summer, Geo. G. Allan is the contractor, and a better job has never been done in the’ ‘county. Mr: Allan turns out only first class work, The Merrifield is'in a very prosperous condition, and is paying its owners well if anything can be judged from appearances. The Wyoming is running sixteen stamps day and night and has a full force of men at work, The Pittsburg, after along rest, getting a good start for a summer’s active work. The new drain tunnel will greatly facilitate developments, The forty. stamps at the Providence are pounding away on a good grade of ore. This mammoth gold producer ranks high among . the quartz mines of the Sate, and it. is constantly growin? ia vali, The Mountaineer. is running’ five stamps twelve hours a diy aad on good rock, Tae work of deyelopment is progressing satisfactorily, The new shaft at the Banner. is now down about 4)) fess, and is going dow rapidly. The running of drifts will not be begun till the depth of 890 feet has veen attained, The Marchie has started its. 700 foot level. The incline of the Nevada City reached the 450 foot level last week, and drifting has begun both north and south. Stoping is being done. on the first, second and third levels, and the ten stamp mill is going night and day. A gentleman who ought to know says that Mr. Clark jis expected to return here next month and begin work on ‘the North Marrifield, of which he has secured the control in the interest of an Eastern company. Connection will soon be made by the Nevada City ming with the Wyoming drain tunnel which will greatly facilitate operations in the former. P ‘i The Canada’ Hill mine (Charonnat’s) is making good developments and keeps’ five stamps running. “4 There are several unworked claims in various parts of kthe distcict that the owners propose to put in operation when the Spring opens. Some of these are being negotiated for by capitalists, but the majority of them will be retained by local operators. A Runaway. A Rocklin (Placer county) corres: pondent of the Bee says that while riding in a buckboard near the town Saturday, Dana Perkins was thrown out and severely cut about the head, as well as being bruised about the body. The accident was in consehold upon one of the lines, which run away. With the other line he pulled the animals into the fence on. been abanduned . commodation, It will probably be} D caused the horsés to take fright -and.-} WHAT THEY ARE DOING, Personal! and Social 1 Items Gleanea Mere and There, t Dr. PB. Hughson is again suffering greatly from rheumatism, + D, Auerbach, Proprietor of the Im: portant Store, went to San Francisco yesterday inorning ‘to arrange matters with the greditors who had atagain, . tached hig establishment, Monday’s Bee: Assemblyman W. . Long came down from Nevada City this morning and was a visitor at the Supreme Gouréroom this listening to the arguments in the Gold Run mine tage, M. Clough, Republican candidate for re election ag City Marshal of Oakland, used to operate in the upper part of this county. The Times Says: ‘He put up a large quartz mill in Nevada county, and the Meadow Lake Reduction Works,” The following persons were present: at the Peterson-Hare nuptials in Grass Valley, Sunday afternoon: Ben. Wood, wife and daughter, Simon Novitzky and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mamie Johnson; A. Berg and wife, W. H. Mitchell and wifé, A. Henderson and wife, Miss Janet Henderson, Charles Mills, Miss Jennie Kohler, Mrs. Edward Parr, Mr. Hare, Mrs. ‘Dow, Miss Mary Novitzky. The Gouple are spending their honeymoon at Marysville. More Anti-Chinese Meetings, ome We have received a report of the Proceedings at Sweetland; and will publish it to-morrow, At You Bet a mass meeting was held Saturday, ‘John Spaulding acting as Chairman, Hon, J. H. Neff addressed the meeting. Much enthusiasm prevailed, and strong antiChinese immigration resolutions were adopted. The citizens unanimously participated and the meeting was closed with rousing cheers for Senators/Miller and Farley, A large and enthusiastic antiChinese mass-meeting was held at the I. 0. of G.'T. Hall at Truckee, Saturday evening. All business ‘was suspended in order to enable the people to attend, and all classes of citizens were represented. Addresses were made-by the most’ prominent business arid professional men of the town, stromgly favoring the of the anti‘Chinese bills before Congress, Appropriate resolutions were passed sustaining the actions of our representatives in Washington, which were ordered to:be forward. ed to the Chairman of the Rapublican and Democratic State Central Committees: and to the National Capitol. A Wine Selection, Captain James Bennallack,: of .Grags Valley, has gone to Alpine county to examine some. mines in that section for an English Company, Perhaps it would be impossible to find another man in the State who is more thdroughly versed in quartz mines, or a more reliable expert than Mr. Bennallack. He has spent almost a life time in mining and his judgment we should regard as second to none. We are pleased to know that these English capitalists have:selected him-as an expert on their-“mines, for hig report will be correct: to the letter *¢” and it~ may be the means of drawing capital to our own county. oe Death of James Brophy. Monday,a elegram was received here announding that James Brophy, of Cherokee, brother to Deputy County Assessor M. Brophy, was seriously ill of pneumonia, and yesterday morning the sad intelligence of his death came. The deceased was aged about nineteen years, and was a man’ of much promise. His family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends, The funeral will take place at San Juan at 11:30 o’clock this forenoon. Buried at grass Valley. The funeral of Edward Merrifield, who died in Vallejo on the 2d instant, took place at Grass Valley, Monday. The deceased was for many years a resident of Grass. Valley, where several of his relatives now reside, among them Mrs. James Peters and Mrs. Wm. H. Adama, and a brother at Rough and Ready. ae Injunction Issued. Judge Caldwell. of the Superior Court yesterday issued a temporary injunction to restrain Daniel Allen ‘from cutting timber from the land on Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, known as the O. K. mining claim. James MeCann claims ‘to own the Property, and he is the complainant, ‘oe : We arenow in the midst of the Lent season and everybody who has @ soul to save should be carefal of what they eat, When you can, eat trout, salmon, rock cod, sea bass, smelte, but avoid herring. . The latter fish is miveratle food, Eat tenderloin steaks, porterhouse steaks and avoid chucks and rounds, Sweet breads, and brains are good, but tripe, liver and dog sausage should not be taken duriug Leut,

Corned ‘beef will do on. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, but should be ignored on Friday and Suuday. If you come from Boston, beans are good at all times, eipecially before going to bed, As Lent is intended as @ season for moderate fastiug, such stuff'as canned corn, string beans atid peas should be passed by. Eggs are allowable if they are not-too stale, a Barrmors is ambitions to get up an international exposition for 1892, to commemorate the four hundredth Snniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbas, Then will joy and beer be uncorked and gay times growin Merryland, ba Nevada Lodge No, 13, FF. @ A. M., Stated: Meeting. No. 18; F. and A, M, at Masonic Hall, on Wednesday, at 7:30 P.M. embers ‘are earnestly requested to be in attendance. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited, \H. Stassrtenp, Master. tions in art needle-work, Apply for terms, etc., at the Union otel, Room 14, on and after Tuesday. tf Just Right for Breakfast. If you would enjoy a nice fish breakfast, ask your grocer for a can of “‘Just Right Mackerel” put up in 5 pound cans, They are the very best in market, Try them, m3-6¢ ee ee Bar Room Fixtures for Sale. A sn, ee outfit . for keeping bar, including large mirror, counter, oe pete Mong be bought very cheap by calling on m2lw L, Ww. Dreyrvs, Property for Sale, The house and lot on Piety Hill occupied by H. H. Haskins is offer. ed for sale cheap for cash, Enquire at the Treasurer’s office or on the dremises. £5-tf THE finest syrup in the world at Smitu’s. By the galloa or bulk. Smrru the Bose Grocer is still supplyin. the public. with’ groceries at ed rock prices, ~Going Away . Furniture for Sate. Call immediately at house next below Methodist church. Stoves, tables, bureaus, bedsteads, desk, Chairs, ete Twokitchen cabinets — one new, one second hand, Two wheelbarrows, ‘ Also county right of my patent kitchen cabinet for Nevada county— a good thing for any mechanic. m5-3t L. M. Bowporn, WILL BE SOLD AP CONT —AT— W. R. COPF’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORY, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS, N. ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER I stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY Days Sell Gents’, L ’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers.at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market, Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and secure choice of sizes as well as great bargains, _My_stock must he reduced to make room for my mammoth Spring invoice, WM. R. COE, Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City. mar3 The Bass Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. ° HAVING purchasdd the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop,, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing and Repairing "In first class manner,Wagon ond Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice. Pick Work a Specialty, I claim to make the best Picks for all kinds of mining of any blacksmith in Northern California. . : ‘Of the best material always on hand, _— wil: be @ meeting of Nevada J. H, BoarpMan, ’ Secretary, —— ‘Instructions in Fancy Work. Misses Clothier and “Schramm have arrived, and will ive the ladiesof Nev. “who desire instrucSteel Sledges and Wedges p— . Dissolution of Copartnership. THE OLD RELIABL +} ss CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SAVE TEE. BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN ST MME Voss iavice lea Banks, WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and at LOW PRICE on application. Largest Insurance Agency. Berlin Colonge, OF NEVADA orryr La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. gres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans,” Peoples Insurance Co., Dwelling House Underwriters, : ss oa a aa eC ® “et ‘ » F882, : _ 4 aot a E FAMILY GROCER! Commercial Street, Nevada City. o FULL AND FRESH STOCK oF toceries, Provision’, Canned. Gonis, Hams, Bacon, Flour . PEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. PAN ets cg ‘My Goods are First Class ; cn eee RW a On MONEY BY TRADING AT BOSS GROG and My Prices the Lowest. STORE. A a Bae Hite Grocery ¥ The Leading Establishment fa Nevada City. J. J. Jacko, Propritr T THIS HOUSE there: will. always be AAI HOUSE par. il abray, GROCERIEs, “PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, reesei NEVADA CITY. Stationery, Fans, Organs Small Musical Instruments, F Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, * Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, Jewelry, Notions, &o, + Special agents for STRINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, and CRAMER PIANOS, ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and any other leading Piano or Organ sold Agentsfor New Wilson Sewing Machine. _— OS : We represent the following Standard Companies: Fire Insurance Association, ProCitizens, German, / Fireman’s, &c., &c. Capital Represented Over $2'7,'700,000.: —. Nut Bearing Trees ! Proparturiens, or czrly bearing Walnut ; a late, hardy and Prolific kind, . (See Descriptive Catalogue. ) TREES FROM ONE FOOT TO 10 FEET, $1 PER TREE ; $12 and $10 per dozen according, to size, ——AL80—. Serotina or Late Walnut, Gand Walnut, Black Walnut, Pecan Walnut, Butternut. — Fruit Trees of all Kinds ! PEARS, STANDARD TREES, from $3.50 to $4 per dozen, ‘ CHERRIES AND PEACHES, STANDARD TREES, trom $4 to $5 per dozen: APPLES, PLUMS, APRICOTS, QUINCES, MEDLARS, CHESTNUTS, FILBERTS, etc. (See Price List.) 42° All these standard Trees are ready to bear, so.that people have not to walt from 8 to 5 years for a crop of fruit, ” e —o— TABLE GRAPES, $1.50 PER DOZEN. jes PINK ROOTS, 37 1-2, 50 and 75 CENTS PER ROOT. —O— FRESH GARDEN SEED (guaranteed.) . Ter 4a7FINE CLARET WINE, OF MY OWN PER GALLON. FELIX GILLET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fol Gilets Nurei. M.HANLEY Davenportis King ee TRY IT ! UNEXCELLED As A BrverAGE AND INVALUABLE AS A Mepicrne. DAVENPORT Pare, Straight Whisky ! And Rightly Entitled to being ---pflled--« ‘America’s Finest Production, The grain used’ in the distillation of the’ Celebrated DAVENPORT Whisky is always selected from the finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The water is drawn from_one-of the—finest “limestone spritigs 1 the State, the peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity. This process makes the /DAVENPORT a pure, hand-made sour mash Whisky, and for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualties it stands unexcelled, ' ————0 —— + : For Sale in Quantities to suit, pals aay Commercial & Main Sts., NEVADA OITY, CAL, ere aan SCHULTZ & VAN BARGEN, * 129 California Street, Francisco General Agents for the Pacific Coast and Territories, « GEMS OF DEPORTMENT, TRY IT 13j mf WINES, _ LIQUORS, —u— Tt has and ever will be the aim of the pro' Prietor to keep on hand only Eut they will be sold As CHEAP AS Poor Goons! o— Agent for ose Excelsior Powder Company. —o— Agent for Arpad Harassthy & Co's Sole Agent for the “BOSS” COFFEE, Which good judges claim to be the ast eve offered in this market; If you have never traded at the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel that goods are sold at a small profit. —o— Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. THE “BEEHIVE.” B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old trade again in Wz: CABINET MAKING . . AND PHOLSTERING BUSIN ESs, am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanshi pand Prices, Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounge¥ made or Repaired, Fur. aiture Repaired and Varnished, and made to look like new, call or send your orders tomy Cabinet Shop, . Corner Pine & Commercial Bts,, Opposite Casper's Store, And you will not have to oy any more high prices, as I am determin to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commeicial streets, Opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building, Pyke DUNCAN, Proprieter. First-class werkat popular prices, ee Boots Blacked Free of Charge, N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber vey Sacramento, and is a thorough master of he “‘tonsorial art.” RANCH FOR SALE. A FINE RANCH containin 60 igtss. 2cres, with ORCHARD, VINEYARD Hi DWELLING HOUSE with Eleven Rooms, and in sigg repair, Free Water—and in fact & very desirable roperty, is offered for sale at. a GRE AT, . Bare AIN. Government Title to the Property. Situated onthe Red D road, 1 mile from Nevada City. Apply to ANDREW MURCHIE, Nevada City. or at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. _ feb10 . THOMAS, WALRATH:& HICKS, Broad;st, Adjoining Gault’s Bak ry’ NEVADA ciTY, Dealers jp ~ Groceries, Pr’ yisions, Etc Wi warrant every article sold by us to be as represented, and sell to the Very Lowest Living Rates,“ NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST....... Proprietor. Commerciai Street, Nevada City, B@resh Brea a ONSTAN LY on hand and delivered to customers.every morning. Cakeg of all kinds made to order on the shortest notice . FIRST CLASS GOODS ~ san & McGriff, who propose to de-}the roadside, : Op id aaa Abboues sear ate Carriage and W, Making ne aere ¥ ledge. “Hoisting works. overturned and _ 5 ; 4 agon :. HE _COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFO : ; me a ae th = rty, . violently to the ground. E. -W Cows For fale. Attached to the businesses is a Carriage and T existing under the name ene ag HIS BOOK GIVES THE MINUTIa or. Renewal of Bridge License. are now complete on the p seater GAS : “ to. who was in : Wagon Shop under the supervision of GIFFIN & TIETJEN, doing a Cigar and To. very day behavior in good society so ea ° pe and a} dicular shaft will be} Maslin, of Sacramento, f Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut“OL % business in Nevada City, County of . thoroughly that -all can understand and A ie BSE 2 gees vehicle with Mr. Perkins, was], 0.00% £24-tf SAMUEL CLUTTER, Nevada, State of California, is this day dis. learn. “It isa teacher ° etiquette, a guide N OHCE is hereby given that the under. , put down immediately. the vehicle w : aoe oe. ton’sranch, . Whose geputation in this line of work is not . solved by mutual consen a to learning, & book of beauty, and a work _signed will apply tothe Board of Su2g NSO RS SURE also tipped out, but escaped withou oe F by any manufactory in Califor. e business_ wil} ~be cond: of art. Itig emphatically a book for every . pervisors-of-the~County of Nevada, at the caanrnamaaas : : h . painful, Mr. Mouse to Rent. : nia, either A wi or prices. by WM. GIFFIN who will collect all’ ac. hou ehold, dnd the best of the kind pubApril session, 1882, for.a snes) of license Property for’ Sale. injury. —_ Allthong ae eapinne i eo 1 atreet . If you want good work done call at the counts dueand against the ern. Slae 5 1:2 bs 8 ofr Bl gf 0 oe bt moaintein. » peg sige soroes a be ‘ iniuri r seri i , * is ‘ €8. [lustra uly and artistically. Price . the uth Yuba River, on the Nor v8 ie ; Perkins’ injuries are not of,a seriou _ A fine residence on Brose M. oe Boss Blacksmithing Shop, WM, GIFFIN onty $2.50. Sold by subscription. Agents . field wee , and known’as Edwards’ Bridea The residence and furniture connature, and it is thought he will be] is for rent. Apply to Mrs M. ict ea Wit. minves, . ANTON P. TIETJEN. . Wamted. Address A. L. BANCKNSE W. EDWARDS. tained therein, of Geo. S, app out and around again in a few days. . Deal, : uM. : * February 21st, 1882. CO., 721 Market Street, San Francisco, March 1, 1882. m3 Toquire on the premises. : oe = ‘i eee t ug a a, : s -s oe A ‘. ; t } 4 ‘ 4 A 4 ay ‘ aa a de 3 : inte gn 8 cP 5 ; € { ae ea . ue " = a ee Ay x : mis ‘ } Sapit a nist ~ eee dati ed a Five, pee i cy