May 10, 1881 (4 pages)

1881, to Fr: siter, ipl ed ATRE, , May 11. CERT: MILY ANKs, ANDREW ‘COOPER, ENCES, ete, medy TE.” » with “tis mne.act, aN Arter, Children 25 nton’s Drug ‘ec. a Store, 1opalists Ds. IC, Time ods Se Sa re_on ComANSCRIPT y the peo. sounty with f SPRING™ sOODS and ancy Goods 2 outside of © f SPRING ING, Beots nts’. Furne Goods s than— fered. /. HAN, OPRIETOR. Sia ile, that in purst uperior Court vada, State of the estate of ed, the underafter Wednesrivate sale. for nd _ subject to Court, all the te of the said e of his death terest that the f law or otherin addition to mmings at the the premises tor will receive id 25th day Niles Searls, aes of that . estate before follows: with the bank.the town of vada, State of north by “~ A. Weiser, o@ 1l’s lot, and on Ye-deng store, uise of Wm. F. eand Sxiareel to be 4 q af we } HENRY, iW pimeus. 0 ar ~ private property, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA SITY “CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. York street is nearly completed. _ A. Eisen went below Saturday . night. Join Pattison has gone to Sacra. Inento. —— 5 UP THE FLUME. Theodore W. Sterling Brings Snit Against LE. Hirschman et als. tor $20,069 Damages—The Fuss ali . * About a Flame. March 9th, 1880, Theodore W, Steyling of New York _purchased from L. Hirschman, We -H. Colley, Nicholas Webber and Henry Grover for the sam of $27,500, certain hydraalic miming-claims at American F. A. Potter, an old resident of Hill in the-western outskirts ‘of this thie city, is in town! +. = day it was quite ‘‘kool.” Reserve seats for at Vinton’s. Fletcher Moliley, a pioneer resident of the county, -died—atNorth Blovinfield last week, Ruff Pockman’s father is Warden o‘ the Folsom Stite Prison. He is said to be avery good mah, Z ——Phe“Stratezists” are bhified to ap: pedt-at Grass Valley Thursday night, They will rot visit this city, ——“‘Pre first band of cattle ‘taken to . the mountain pastures via this city passed throuvh Satyrday night. Mrs, Jonathan Clark, who is now * o ¥ . 1 in Sacramento, writes that her hns— \for the proper band will’return here next. week. tuft. Pockman’ will be: exemined ‘before Justice Robinson at tivo o’cloek to-day for stabbing Frank Charteton. ‘Mechanics’ Store” the new establishment is the naine of gust. opened in the Transcrier Block by L. Nathan, ; : it Aswill be seen by the advertise~anent, the grand opening*of the Me chanic’s. Store in the ‘TRanscrrpr Block takes place to-day. The Citizens Bank shippéd’ below ‘Saturday nicht nearly six thousand dollars worth of yold-bullion purchasel ftom -various mine owners herea— bouts, Char'es W, Kitts has put upa ‘t lephone between his‘residence—and. “dterye-amade -the purchase for Jaw office at Grass Valley. It has a “circuit of Fx 0 fag and works excelléntly. At the shot. gun raffle Sinan night Charles Charlton and Preston *FAlexander tied on 4) each. “They threw off ‘and Chariton gotaway “with the prize. Jas. Mourd,.who hag been quite ill for some time past, is so far recover— ed that he expects to go to San Francisco in a few days, for the purpose of going into the meat business ’ there. i The Stetson troupe had_ the uswal slim audience Saturday night. © Instead of putting ou ‘‘Neck and Neck” as promised, ‘ duced. Chalet gave the same enter‘Sainment he did on the previous ‘ evening. The lumber business is atill booming. Marsh Bros., V Fiume Company and Cooper have about a. dozen teams.coustantly employed in deliv ering lumber and then-they keep be‘Kentuck” was repro— hind in filling orders, the demand _is . “B) great. In the matters of Solomon Rosseau and Charles Smith, insolvent debtors, . the Superior Court yesterday ordered astay of proceedings and publication of notices to creditors. E. H. Gaylord is. Rousseau’s attorney and J. M, Walling is Smith’s. About 9 o'clock Sunday night as Joha Collins and another young man were driving ata lively pace down Pine street and around the corer at’ Moran's saloon, their horse slipped on the wet planking and fell.’ The shafts were damaged some, but that was all. ; E. G, Denniston-of the'‘San_Francisco Plating Works was in town Saturday taking orders@from some of the principal mines hereabouts. He goes this week-to the quartz mining regions of Sierra county. Mr. Denniston has the largest plating establishmeni on the coast. Denies the Charge. Mrs. Pockman denies that the stabbing affray. which occurred jin this city last ‘week, wherein Ruff Pockman’ her divorced husband severely wounded-Frank . Charleton, originated about herself, as has been reported in this city and elsewhere, and which report wds telegraphed to the San F wancisao Chroni ielb. ‘ A Fair Warning. Supt, Brown says that he will Prosecute to the fullest extent of the iaw.all persons Who hereafter fish in the city reservoirs or trespass in any . matiner on the enclosure, which 1s . y. a Housekceper Wanted. “A competent housskeeper can se~ cure’a steagy situation.at good wagds Ry applying “tthe Traxzcxirt offiée. to—morrow night's entertainment can be secured . property, which was sold at Sher-ff's . ‘attended to. . city, paying therefor $13,777.79 in Nice shower on Sunday. Yester—: coin,and a note for $13,722 oboe 21 payable four-menths after date. The note was secured by a mortgage on the sale on January Sth of this year, the note not having beenpaitl when due. On Saturday. last Mr. Sterling by J.-M. W allingehis attorney, brought suit in the Superior Court ofthis county egainst —Mr:— Hirschman ~ land his Partners for dafhages in the sum of $20,000. complaint“that the dé endantein making-the sule represented” to the plaintiff that the 1,500 feet of fiume in the tunnel connecting with the claims was in good condition and repair, and suifable in every particuler working —of said ciaims ; that said portion. of the flame had been. constructed wittia six years, and that as the defendaits had repaired it after each yearly clean-up it was as good as new. . It is further stated in the complaint on file that at all times during the pen ing of said negotiations and for @ long time-thereafter, the flume wasJo‘blecked throughout its entire length, and a greater part of the'timea laige head of water was running through it, rendering it impossible for the plaintiff to make a personal examination of it save ab ‘a great expense. He claims to have relied solely upon the sellers’ representations as to its coudition, and says he would not any . price had he not believed the representations alleged tohave been made. ___{#Je further states that ‘on orabout . . the 4th day of ast February he learied that the fume was sofrotten as to be entirely worthless, and it must be ‘Yeplaéed with a new'oue ; that the condition of the» ground ~ through which the ‘tunnel is excavated —is. such as to make the undertaking a hazardous one ; that for several months he worked the mine,° incurring.a debt of $5,000, and when the time came to clean up he found that Tt is alle: ge -d'in the . . W. H. Saire i is constantly in receipt of first-class groceries, provis— ions, liquors, ete. Nostale goods on hand. ee mea4—lw Fine wets: _ We saw yesterday at the Broad Street Market a large quantity of prime meats, good business ae n a large trade. FG WED! A ind is building up Consumers of meats will do well to call at this market and get the ESeet. m7-3t oe “How c CAN Smith the grover afford: to sell first-class goods at, ‘such low rates?” asked Aof RB. “ “Because,” sail B, ‘the buys in big quantities, and his sales-aré soTarge hé can afford to give his customers the benefit of snyall profits.” ma4-lw ><> &# Rare opportunities offered a vaeeante oed’s Business College. ‘in the market. “Smith the grocer Behn them for sale. _mhaa-lw B.A. MILLER Jeers, CONSTANTLY ON RAND the Firest and _ Best stock of ~ CLOTHING, To.be found in any Store in the city. Broad St:, Oaa Fellows Building, NEVADA CiTYy. ———— —=e ~ ESTRAY ee. CAME *o my place dn ‘the Red Bog road, near the Cen etery, abuut the Ist of Febzi ruary last, one larve Red Cow with horns suwed off at the ends at id white spot on the forehead. The owner is reyuested to cone, prove praperty, pay charges and take her ‘away. = Nevada C itv, May 6, 1881-2w C. HEPLER, DEALER IN Eustis is a} —_ : c Pp “Durex HAMS are the finest Gents’. Furnishing G0048, Op Stock is Gass WESLEY NICHOLS. — Summer Goods! Spring Styles y Summer Styles! HYMAN BROS: HT AVE just receiv ae a full assortment FINE CLOTHING for Men and Boys, -_ FURNISHING GOODS,HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES _ plete in Every eparement, Prices the Lowest in the: Market, . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &e, : —— Ssord at ‘Bead-rock Prices Fine Brands 0‘ Cigars and Tobacco sbeapar bene: the cheapest. a ‘States Sewary, Maia ‘St, Nevada City: Israel Hosken, Proprictor. ‘al the gold amalgam had been Tost, which fact prevented: him from being able to take up the note when it became due: He claims to have suffered loss in business and finances to the amount of $20,000.Smira keeps jin stock a splendid assortment of wines and liquors for medicinal purposes. ma4-lw Corner Main and East Broad streets. Enquire of my2-tf ~ Jouxniz Wrisox. &@¥For Wall Paper, . Window Shades, Picture Frames, Window Cornices,Sewing Machines, etc., call on W. A. Sigourney at Frank Guild’s Furniture Store. ma5-lwk, To Lease. ‘Responsible parties can lease for a . term of two years the saloon nght at the Nevada City Park. Good inducements offered, Apply to F. M. Scumipt, corner Park Avenue and Boulder street. iin ot A CHANCE OF TIME. Nevada County Narrow Gilage Rails read Company. On and after Saturday the 36th day of April, 1881, until further Ro. } tice, owing to the temporary discontinuance 6f the Vallejo route, the night trains on the N.C. N. G. R. R. will run as follows: For Colfax leaving Nevada City at 10.55 P. ms leaving Grass ‘Valley at, 11.30 P. M.; arriving at Colfax at 1.00 4.m. Returning—leaving Colfax at 3.50 a, M.; leaving Grass Valley at 5.30 a. M., arriving at Nevada City at 6.00 ‘od ¥ Kipper, Gen. Supt. Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now Z prepared to furnish to saloons, b m3-tf “7, Ss. Tuomraos, ay sae RA PRY £19-tf£ M, -Lopyer, Colfax: “Desirable Lots For Sale, and popular Brewery, Iam now,prepared te furnish the trade with the best of BAGER BEER, By the Keg, Quart or Bottle. My aim will be to keep the Best Beer in the Mountains. A trial will convince you of the faet. ee A i, and pleasant Saloon is attached to the Brewery, where those who desire té spend an hour OF, twa, of SLT ment are cordially invited. A BOWLING ALLEY i snacamesied with the establishment. ISRAEL 'HOSKEN, Nevada » City May 5, 1881. . New York Dry Goods Store, * Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. . J. $. CHIVELL, © PS Ges leased the building on Broad street, known as the New York Store, has fitted—it up and stocked it with a fine assortinent of : DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings. &e, ceived in San Franciseo, and—ladies can rely upon purchasing First Class Good# at the Very Lowest Prices. Call and Exatiine the New Goods. Having located permanently in Nevada City, a sharé'of public patrogage is solicted. J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apld New York Dry Goods Store. STABLE STOCK FOR SALE, SF oni < or ES J Two Good H 1 212es, Horse Covered Hack, 2-seated Covered Om, . 3k 2% 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. If not sold at private sale will sell at public auction 4t the stable on May 28th, 1881. Nevada City, Taine taken charge of this wel known. The stock embraces all the latest styles re} MRS. M. PINGREE, 3 Call on us Bcfore _Furchasing, HYMAN BROTHERSNevada City. BRANCHES—? Murray St.; New. 1 Yor k ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St, San Francisco ; Merchant St., Honolula, Sandwich Telands, Z Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List REMOVED ro Building formerly occupied by W. A. Sigourney.’ Spring Goods! IRM IMMENSE Corner Broad and Pine Strects, . shad long experience -as~caterersto. /< Goods but not the Quality. z ) ae F% i Mt. SUKEFORTHS . . . AT L SUKEr ‘ORTH, Commerdial St., i. t ww oict AUCTION a 4 } . . _ SUKEFORTH, ( NEVADA CITY. FINE FURNITURE . b> — ‘Ok. ee SH Lee Wi ~ "PETE R YOUNG Nevada. Fountain, (Formerly Gold Reom) -. Broad Street, Next Door to Hyman’ By]. “Nevada oie : —BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIE TORS. — FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE.—UNFFED-—-STATES—BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. sdme at Wholesale or Retail = Must be Reduced ! J-Mustbe Reducedi Fi inest Stock of CIGAR 3 Ever brought to Nevaiacity ‘Iem determined to sellthe during the next Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca -OF ALL~K ENDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! Pg Messrs. BLEY & YOUNG have the ‘public LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING “MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY. AND SE Li US. Wit. R. COE. AT THE OLD STAND, MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS ‘ 5 SOME. Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF —AT— IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no bsieaahe but &. Plain Brsiness. Proposition! ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, __ CUTLERY, Is among the Hest in tHe market, and! aaa : alsoéelling them at LOWER PRICES Than any ‘other dealer in Nevada City cna offer. , Read a few o of my Prices: . Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, Cigars that cost $125 a th and In San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 ‘ Cigars that cost $70 a ‘an Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents aptece Very good Cigars for four &nd five cente each, — Aer Call at ty old Stand on Pine Street nnd examitte my Goods and ‘. Prices, JOHN JACK New Variety Store CORNER com . ° Commercial Street, . Adjoining W.'R. Coe’s Shoe ‘Store. L. DULAC EGS to. inform his friends and the pullic Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Yailies’ and ! Misses*Fine Kid, Pebble Gout,Atraight Kid, . Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers dnd Buskins. Also a large assortment of Children’s and Misses” School Shoes, Boys’ i and Gents’ Kip and Catt Boots. Arctlcs and Overshoes for yousig and old. Y I havé reduced my pices of. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I hope to merit @ continuance of the same, 20 f W. R. COE in general/ that Ke has opened a Varicty Vegetable and Fréit Store at the above otal i, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortinent of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, ‘CANDIES and NUTS,“ And ‘everything generally kept in & First Class Va iety Store, fresh from the garden every morning. ‘Cabbage and Tomato Plants, "The Store will be under the managemomd of L. DULAC, Jn Nevada City, April 29th, 1881.” Be OVERSTOCKED WITH: THE . Wines & Liquors . _Wépetubles raised in the city limits agf—

1881, to Fr: siter, ipl ed ATRE, , May 11. CERT: MILY ANKs, ANDREW ‘COOPER, ENCES, ete, medy TE.” » with “tis mne.act, aN Arter, Children 25 nton’s Drug ‘ec. a Store, 1opalists Ds. IC, Time ods Se Sa re_on ComANSCRIPT y the peo. sounty with f SPRING™ sOODS and ancy Goods 2 outside of © f SPRING ING, Beots nts’. Furne Goods s than— fered. /. HAN, OPRIETOR. Sia ile, that in purst uperior Court vada, State of the estate of ed, the underafter Wednesrivate sale. for nd _ subject to Court, all the te of the said e of his death terest that the f law or otherin addition to mmings at the the premises tor will receive id 25th day Niles Searls, aes of that . estate before follows: with the bank.the town of vada, State of north by “~ A. Weiser, o@ 1l’s lot, and on Ye-deng store, uise of Wm. F. eand Sxiareel to be 4 q af we } HENRY, iW pimeus. 0 ar ~ private property, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA SITY “CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. York street is nearly completed. _ A. Eisen went below Saturday . night. Join Pattison has gone to Sacra. Inento. —— 5 UP THE FLUME. Theodore W. Sterling Brings Snit Against LE. Hirschman et als. tor $20,069 Damages—The Fuss ali . * About a Flame. March 9th, 1880, Theodore W, Steyling of New York _purchased from L. Hirschman, We -H. Colley, Nicholas Webber and Henry Grover for the sam of $27,500, certain hydraalic miming-claims at American F. A. Potter, an old resident of Hill in the-western outskirts ‘of this thie city, is in town! +.. = day it was quite ‘‘kool.” Reserve seats for at Vinton’s. Fletcher Moliley, a pioneer resident of the county, -died—atNorth Blovinfield last week, Ruff Pockman’s father is Warden o‘ the Folsom Stite Prison. He is said to be avery good mah, Z ——Phe“Stratezists” are bhified to ap: pedt-at Grass Valley Thursday night, They will rot visit this city, ——“‘Pre first band of cattle ‘taken to . the mountain pastures via this city passed throuvh Satyrday night. Mrs, Jonathan Clark, who is now * o ¥ . 1 in Sacramento, writes that her hns— \for the proper band will’return here next. week. tuft. Pockman’ will be: exemined ‘before Justice Robinson at tivo o’cloek to-day for stabbing Frank Charteton. ‘Mechanics’ Store” the new establishment is the naine of gust. opened in the Transcrier Block by L. Nathan, ; : it Aswill be seen by the advertise~anent, the grand opening*of the Me chanic’s. Store in the ‘TRanscrrpr Block takes place to-day. The Citizens Bank shippéd’ below ‘Saturday nicht nearly six thousand dollars worth of yold-bullion purchasel ftom -various mine owners herea— bouts, Char'es W, Kitts has put upa ‘t lephone between his‘residence—and. “dterye-amade -the purchase for Jaw office at Grass Valley. It has a “circuit of Fx 0 fag and works excelléntly. At the shot. gun raffle Sinan night Charles Charlton and Preston *FAlexander tied on 4) each. “They threw off ‘and Chariton gotaway “with the prize. Jas. Mourd,.who hag been quite ill for some time past, is so far recover— ed that he expects to go to San Francisco in a few days, for the purpose of going into the meat business ’ there. i The Stetson troupe had_ the uswal slim audience Saturday night. © Instead of putting ou ‘‘Neck and Neck” as promised, ‘ duced. Chalet gave the same enter‘Sainment he did on the previous ‘ evening. The lumber business is atill booming. Marsh Bros., V Fiume Company and Cooper have about a. dozen teams.coustantly employed in deliv ering lumber and then-they keep be‘Kentuck” was repro— hind in filling orders, the demand _is . “B) great. In the matters of Solomon Rosseau and Charles Smith, insolvent debtors, . the Superior Court yesterday ordered astay of proceedings and publication of notices to creditors. E. H. Gaylord is. Rousseau’s attorney and J. M, Walling is Smith’s. About 9 o'clock Sunday night as Joha Collins and another young man were driving ata lively pace down Pine street and around the corer at’ Moran's saloon, their horse slipped on the wet planking and fell.’ The shafts were damaged some, but that was all. ; E. G, Denniston-of the'‘San_Francisco Plating Works was in town Saturday taking orders@from some of the principal mines hereabouts. He goes this week-to the quartz mining regions of Sierra county. Mr. Denniston has the largest plating establishmeni on the coast. Denies the Charge. Mrs. Pockman denies that the stabbing affray. which occurred jin this city last ‘week, wherein Ruff Pockman’ her divorced husband severely wounded-Frank . Charleton, originated about herself, as has been reported in this city and elsewhere, and which report wds telegraphed to the San F wancisao Chroni ielb. ‘ A Fair Warning. Supt, Brown says that he will Prosecute to the fullest extent of the iaw.all persons Who hereafter fish in the city reservoirs or trespass in any . matiner on the enclosure, which 1s . y. a Housekceper Wanted. “A competent housskeeper can se~ cure’a steagy situation.at good wagds Ry applying “tthe Traxzcxirt offiée. to—morrow night's entertainment can be secured . property, which was sold at Sher-ff's . ‘attended to. . city, paying therefor $13,777.79 in Nice shower on Sunday. Yester—: coin,and a note for $13,722 oboe 21 payable four-menths after date. The note was secured by a mortgage on the sale on January Sth of this year, the note not having beenpaitl when due. On Saturday. last Mr. Sterling by J.-M. W allingehis attorney, brought suit in the Superior Court ofthis county egainst —Mr:— Hirschman ~ land his Partners for dafhages in the sum of $20,000. complaint“that the dé endantein making-the sule represented” to the plaintiff that the 1,500 feet of fiume in the tunnel connecting with the claims was in good condition and repair, and suifable in every particuler working —of said ciaims ; that said portion. of the flame had been. constructed wittia six years, and that as the defendaits had repaired it after each yearly clean-up it was as good as new. . It is further stated in the complaint on file that at all times during the pen ing of said negotiations and for @ long time-thereafter, the flume wasJo‘blecked throughout its entire length, and a greater part of the'timea laige head of water was running through it, rendering it impossible for the plaintiff to make a personal examination of it save ab ‘a great expense. He claims to have relied solely upon the sellers’ representations as to its coudition, and says he would not any . price had he not believed the representations alleged tohave been made. ___{#Je further states that ‘on orabout . . the 4th day of ast February he learied that the fume was sofrotten as to be entirely worthless, and it must be ‘Yeplaéed with a new'oue ; that the condition of the» ground ~ through which the ‘tunnel is excavated —is. such as to make the undertaking a hazardous one ; that for several months he worked the mine,° incurring.a debt of $5,000, and when the time came to clean up he found that Tt is alle: ge -d'in the . . W. H. Saire i is constantly in receipt of first-class groceries, provis— ions, liquors, ete. Nostale goods on hand. ee mea4—lw Fine wets: _ We saw yesterday at the Broad Street Market a large quantity of prime meats, good business ae n a large trade. FG WED! A ind is building up Consumers of meats will do well to call at this market and get the ESeet. m7-3t oe “How c CAN Smith the grover afford: to sell first-class goods at, ‘such low rates?” asked Aof RB. “ “Because,” sail B, ‘the buys in big quantities, and his sales-aré soTarge hé can afford to give his customers the benefit of snyall profits.” ma4-lw ><> &# Rare opportunities offered a vaeeante oed’s Business College. ‘in the market. “Smith the grocer Behn them for sale. _mhaa-lw B.A. MILLER Jeers, CONSTANTLY ON RAND the Firest and _ Best stock of ~ CLOTHING, To.be found in any Store in the city.

Broad St:, Oaa Fellows Building, NEVADA CiTYy. ———— —=e ~ ESTRAY ee. CAME *o my place dn ‘the Red Bog road, near the Cen etery, abuut the Ist of Febzi ruary last, one larve Red Cow with horns suwed off at the ends at id white spot on the forehead. The owner is reyuested to cone, prove praperty, pay charges and take her ‘away. = Nevada C itv, May 6, 1881-2w C. HEPLER, DEALER IN Eustis is a} —_ : c Pp “Durex HAMS are the finest Gents’. Furnishing G0048, Op Stock is Gass WESLEY NICHOLS. — Summer Goods! Spring Styles y Summer Styles! HYMAN BROS: HT AVE just receiv ae a full assortment FINE CLOTHING for Men and Boys, -_ FURNISHING GOODS,HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES _ plete in Every eparement, Prices the Lowest in the: Market, . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &e, : —— Ssord at ‘Bead-rock Prices Fine Brands 0‘ Cigars and Tobacco sbeapar bene: the cheapest. a ‘States Sewary, Maia ‘St, Nevada City: Israel Hosken, Proprictor. ‘al the gold amalgam had been Tost, which fact prevented: him from being able to take up the note when it became due: He claims to have suffered loss in business and finances to the amount of $20,000.Smira keeps jin stock a splendid assortment of wines and liquors for medicinal purposes. ma4-lw Corner Main and East Broad streets. Enquire of my2-tf ~ Jouxniz Wrisox. &@¥For Wall Paper, . Window Shades, Picture Frames, Window Cornices,Sewing Machines, etc., call on W. A. Sigourney at Frank Guild’s Furniture Store. ma5-lwk, To Lease. ‘Responsible parties can lease for a . term of two years the saloon nght at the Nevada City Park. Good inducements offered, Apply to F. M. Scumipt, corner Park Avenue and Boulder street. iin ot A CHANCE OF TIME. Nevada County Narrow Gilage Rails read Company. On and after Saturday the 36th day of April, 1881, until further Ro. } tice, owing to the temporary discontinuance 6f the Vallejo route, the night trains on the N.C. N. G. R. R. will run as follows: For Colfax leaving Nevada City at 10.55 P. ms leaving Grass ‘Valley at, 11.30 P. M.; arriving at Colfax at 1.00 4.m. Returning—leaving Colfax at 3.50 a, M.; leaving Grass Valley at 5.30 a. M., arriving at Nevada City at 6.00 ‘od ¥ Kipper, Gen. Supt. Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now Z prepared to furnish to saloons, b m3-tf “7, Ss. Tuomraos, ay sae RA PRY £19-tf£ M, -Lopyer, Colfax: “Desirable Lots For Sale, and popular Brewery, Iam now,prepared te furnish the trade with the best of BAGER BEER, By the Keg, Quart or Bottle. My aim will be to keep the Best Beer in the Mountains. A trial will convince you of the faet. ee A i, and pleasant Saloon is attached to the Brewery, where those who desire té spend an hour OF, twa, of SLT ment are cordially invited. A BOWLING ALLEY i snacamesied with the establishment. ISRAEL 'HOSKEN, Nevada » City May 5, 1881. . New York Dry Goods Store, * Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. . J. $. CHIVELL, © PS Ges leased the building on Broad street, known as the New York Store, has fitted—it up and stocked it with a fine assortinent of : DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings. &e, ceived in San Franciseo, and—ladies can rely upon purchasing First Class Good# at the Very Lowest Prices. Call and Exatiine the New Goods. Having located permanently in Nevada City, a sharé'of public patrogage is solicted. J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apld New York Dry Goods Store. STABLE STOCK FOR SALE, SF oni < or ES J Two Good H 1 212es, Horse Covered Hack, 2-seated Covered Om, . 3k 2% 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. If not sold at private sale will sell at public auction 4t the stable on May 28th, 1881. Nevada City, Taine taken charge of this wel known. The stock embraces all the latest styles re} MRS. M. PINGREE, 3 Call on us Bcfore _Furchasing, HYMAN BROTHERSNevada City. BRANCHES—? Murray St.; New. 1 Yor k ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St, San Francisco ; Merchant St., Honolula, Sandwich Telands, Z Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List REMOVED ro Building formerly occupied by W. A. Sigourney.’ Spring Goods! IRM IMMENSE Corner Broad and Pine Strects, . shad long experience -as~caterersto. /< Goods but not the Quality. z ) ae F% i Mt. SUKEFORTHS . . . AT L SUKEr ‘ORTH, Commerdial St., i. t ww oict AUCTION a 4 } . . _ SUKEFORTH, ( NEVADA CITY. FINE FURNITURE . b> — ‘Ok. ee SH Lee Wi ~ "PETE R YOUNG Nevada. Fountain, (Formerly Gold Reom) -. Broad Street, Next Door to Hyman’ By]. “Nevada oie : —BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIE TORS. — FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE.—UNFFED-—-STATES—BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. sdme at Wholesale or Retail = Must be Reduced ! J-Mustbe Reducedi Fi inest Stock of CIGAR 3 Ever brought to Nevaiacity ‘Iem determined to sellthe during the next Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca -OF ALL~K ENDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! Pg Messrs. BLEY & YOUNG have the ‘public LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING “MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY. AND SE Li US. Wit. R. COE. AT THE OLD STAND, MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS ‘ 5 SOME. Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF —AT— IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no bsieaahe but &. Plain Brsiness. Proposition! ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, __ CUTLERY, Is among the Hest in tHe market, and! aaa : alsoéelling them at LOWER PRICES Than any ‘other dealer in Nevada City cna offer. , Read a few o of my Prices: . Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, Cigars that cost $125 a th and In San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 ‘ Cigars that cost $70 a ‘an Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents aptece Very good Cigars for four &nd five cente each, — Aer Call at ty old Stand on Pine Street nnd examitte my Goods and ‘. Prices, JOHN JACK New Variety Store CORNER com . ° Commercial Street, . Adjoining W.'R. Coe’s Shoe ‘Store. L. DULAC EGS to. inform his friends and the pullic Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Yailies’ and ! Misses*Fine Kid, Pebble Gout,Atraight Kid, . Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers dnd Buskins. Also a large assortment of Children’s and Misses” School Shoes, Boys’ i and Gents’ Kip and Catt Boots. Arctlcs and Overshoes for yousig and old. Y I havé reduced my pices of. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I hope to merit @ continuance of the same, 20 f W. R. COE in general/ that Ke has opened a Varicty Vegetable and Fréit Store at the above otal i, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortinent of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, ‘CANDIES and NUTS,“ And ‘everything generally kept in & First Class Va iety Store, fresh from the garden every morning. ‘Cabbage and Tomato Plants, "The Store will be under the managemomd of L. DULAC, Jn Nevada City, April 29th, 1881.” Be OVERSTOCKED WITH: THE . Wines & Liquors . _Wépetubles raised in the city limits agf—