May 14, 1881 (4 pages)

wig THE: DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA TURNER CET, os aE ACA, CrIry Brief Mention, Good Templars pic-nie at Storms’ SETAIL DEAipp Ranch to day. County Clerk Carr and brits: returned” Thursday night from the Bay. somg of the young people about town who don’t want to vo to Storms’ Jtanch, will have a little -picnic of their own to-day. jas; Grahain, night clerk at the . —-, FARE tion, ES: National, has gone to the Ridge ona visit. “Charlie Watts is in the mean— TINWARE time performing Graham’s duties at mt a9 the hotel. FITTINGS, ; A nomber of miners in the district ER, FUSE, who have. good situations are talking . . OCKS about pulhng up stakes aud making a trial trip to Wood River. A bird ja the hand is WOEDREW tt the-bush, . : in Stevens, who resigned the penton of night watchman, —Tett. hight before last-ou-a visit to his father in Eugland. Skip Robinson succeeds him eaipiratily ou the police force,’ KS, TOLS ASS, rTY, ETC. When the Baptist Convention at Dixon split up in ‘a disgractal row over Old tian Kalloch,Rev. Mr. Bateian of this city stayed with the Kal— lochites aud was eiected one ot the. Ss a of the remnant. “A report came from Washinz gton yesterday that E. M. Preston of the : Citizen’s Bank bad been “appointed postmaster OK the office here: The Washington re! Lorved to is in this county, and the soe no foun‘dation, Mr, Preston 28 Hot aspire to be P.M. . = _-_Derbee ‘has levied a ten-cents .assessment.“ June 16th is delinquent. day and July 9th sule day. The ex— peasive and needed improvement of a new shaft and an additional set of hoisting works, cost money, but they will add greatly to the property’s _permanent value. ware, Nt lebrated Powder, r in use, s ANITE IRON kinds, ~ C. W. Cross while in San Frencisco ie ALL —-few-days-wince—had—arinterviewt iain -with D. Selim, ex— ~editor, of t the Hertheir advanald, whom he describes as appearing to be in the fall enjoyment of au un— ruffled terrestrial career, or words to that effect. Mr, Selim expects to become one of the Daily Chronicle’s reportorial corps before long. t before buyRNER, or importance to Tax Payers. uced! ed! Assessor Collis and his equally thorough-going corps of deputies are ‘educed! working day and night in their offire cial capacity. They state that here in Nevada township many poll taxes Gera ee still remain unpaid. The time is a drawing rapidly near when those perof sons tho have not settled will have their amounts largely increased, and it therefore stands them in hand to . amputated it. ‘cover 2.10 acres of ground. 2 cur TRUSTETS MEETING. The New City @ficers Quality — The Street Comn}ittee Appeintea— . . Weestling for the Special Police, ship. The City ‘Trustees met Thureday evening, ‘MessrsLocklin, Casper! and Gillet being present at the open=" ring of the session, Chas, Kent and Wm. Powel’, newly elected members were qualified and took their seats. The Board organized by the election of Mr. Locklin as President and Mr—Casper-as Clerk, Erastus Baldridge filed his bund as City Marshal with the following . — who signed in the sums nampA. Lademan $5,000, B. H. Milne $5,000. ~The bond of J.-D, Fleming as: City BS es ‘Treasurer was signed by M. Rosenberg $2,000, Win, Holmes $1,000,. _ C.J-Brand $1,000, John Jack $1,000, 4 Chaatieaaeeas s Business Coiiege:— . A. Blumenthal $5,000: oa 2s. Rogers* bond as City AsseseOr was secured by P. Ciancy, W. H. ‘Swith, Joseph Eustis and C. W. Cross in the sum of $1, 003 ach. The bonds were all approved. Messrs. Gillet, Casper and Powell were appointed as members of the Street Committee ae the ensuing year, The following named persons made application for the position of “night . watchman made vacant by thé resignationor officer Stevens: Wm. Scott, Steve Venard, Skip Robinson, -Harry Heather, John Herzinger, John A. Smith. The matter of tilling the vacancy was laid over till the next meeting. Free Lance Items. Grass Valley is going to have a local minstrel troupe and spring vegetables are on the raise; Ore that will pay well is now coming Out of the Ceniennial mine, and we expect to note a guod clean-up from crushings to bé-seon_made, Heury Ford hadthe index finger of the right hand. thashed, in thé Empire mine, Thursday, “hy a piece of trock—fatting upon it. “Lhe finger wus so Sadly mashed that Dr. Jones <== — Grass Valley is going to have & new and large reservoir on Alta Hill. Surveys and specification have been inade by Mr. Bethell, the well known eugineer. The new reservoir will Fhe . work of building the reservojr wil be done under céntract, and bids for the same will be opened, we, uinderstand, on Friday evening the 20th -instant-at 7:30_0’clock. The —reservoir will:‘hold plenty of water for ordinary town purposes, but will not do away with the necessity of a swimming bath in the place, as no one will beallowed to luxuriate in that way in the town reservoir, ne the” Moods Given Away for Little’ or Nothing. Géiad Auction Sale on Saturday . May l4th at 2 0 ‘clock, in the street in front of the Tmportant* Store on Commercial street, consisting of Dry Goods; Fancy Goods, Ladies’ Hats, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Carpets,. etc. Dave AUERBATH, mal3 2t. ‘Auctioneer, — SS 8 Se Notice to the Public. On and after Moudss, May 16th, 1881, the, Butcher’ Shops in Nevada} City will be closed -each ‘day, Sun. days excepted, from 12:30 o'clock till 4o’clock p.m. On Sundays the shops . will be closed all day. “CHAS, Kent, James COLLEY, __Mun.or & Nay FZIGER, : Spruna & Co. aras ee May lith—1 ————— Mountain Ice. The Nev ada Ice Company i is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior qua ity of mountain ice. ~All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. ; m3 tf J. S. Ta mr. on,. s -HAY aT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Loser, i capa poe For Sale Cc heap. Affine saddle mare. Enquire at Graham's stable, “TmiI2-3tHousekeeper Wanted. A competent housekeeper can secure a steady situatiou at good wages by applying at the Transcrirt office. lie oe For Rent. One of the ‘pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcrier. Block, is offered for rent. Apply at-this office, ee ae N eae ee Desirable Lots For Sale, Corner Main and East Broad streets. Enquire of my2 tf . Jonnniz Wuson. Responsible parties can lease for a tere of two years the saloon nght at the Nevada City Park. Good inducements offered. Apply to F. M> ROOMS FOR RENT. % Pieasant Dwelling rs] With or without beds. @ne Large Front Room ground floor, suitable for saloon or store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Cents. Pies) at first housé above City Hall on street. MRS. ROSA KING. Nevada City, April 6th. FINE “CLOTHING for . ScuMrpt,a Avenue and . Boulder street if spree se Spring Styles ! Summer Styles! . HYMAN BROS I . AVE just received a full assortment Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, . HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . ' TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. Our Stockis Com‘plete in Every Department: —_—_—. Prices the Lowest in the Market, Call on us Wefore Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, . Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New pte ns srvauva —— L C. BLEY. PETER YOUNG., jNevate — (Formerly Gold eemaed Nevada City. BLEY 7 YOUNG, PROPRI ETORS. FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED STATES BEER! FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca. Mechanic's Store, . GRAND OPENING! TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881. _ *) Down with the Grabbers! —— ° Down with the ices DRY Coons, ‘CLOTHING, Eitoc, econ mS To Buy Goods Having leased the Store on Commercial Street, in ‘“ TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,” I can supply the peoimmediately call around and settle. + Of the statements ef property circulated in the township, aboute 190: have not been filled out and returned . a8 provided by law. Unless they . sell the or Retail ‘ days the Assessor will put them down at bis own-figures and the tax-payers. will be put to miuch troub!e to get the rates amended. Citizens desiring to pay poll taxes or hand in their assessment lists will fiud some of the * attaches of the Assessor's office at the Courthouse from early in the morning till near midntsht of each Cal ISCO! week~day, the office being closed at meal times only during the day. e. buta Funeral of the Towa Crier. F : osition! The funeral of Louis Briscoe at the County Hospital Thursday was : attended by-agoodly number ofthe colored people ef this city. In the absence of the stated colored preacher, Elijah Booth read at the grave an impressive faneralservice, and all present united im singing a hymn, both of whidh were finely rendered. A friend who was there says that ‘altogether the burial was the most ket, i am feelingly conducted one that evertook } place at the Hospital, the friends of the deceased exhibiting deep sorrow ES at'the loss of their long-time asso~ ya City Ciate, ; nA Prices: Reopening an Old Mine. “gnd in San The Union says: The old Empife ‘mine in Grass Valley district has beboss come the scene of active operations pint. again tinve the mine was pumped ae out. Thewamber of men at work. are about 160, a portion of them trib4 on Pine Seen neared the, Semmar Goods and _ By’s em A recent.clean up of abe Tock went per. load, and a crush” i ing now on timd will go to higher —. The will. is now running its are attended to within the next four . Arrest of Constable Reed. Constable James Reed of Meadow’ Take township has been arrested for the shooting of Joe Dysart at Truckee recently, and will have kis preliminary hearing as soon as the infanticide case of CharlesGiffen, . _ which comes up for examination next Monday, has heen disposed of, Dysart:is reported to be in‘a dangerous condition with slight prospect for his recovery, It will be remem— bered that the shooting grew out of-a-personal row between the two principals. Reed claims that Dysart attempted to draw a weapon and that the shot was fired in self—-defense. Dysart, on the contrary,.says he can prove that. he had. not been in the hahit of going armed for several years, had no weapon on his person when he-was fired at, and made no effort to draw one, Boy Priseners from Trackoc. Constable Greely yesterday morning. brought down from Truckee John Wilson and John Munson, aged about sixteen years, and turned them over to Jailor Woods with whom they will spend the next 30 days. These precocious youngsters had been found guilty in Justice Dunster’s Court of stealing a pair of peeve boots from a Mongolian named Ah Foo. They could ttt liquidate the fine of $30 imposed it each case, hence their retireinent to the dumgeon. . Notice. _Notice is hereby given that I have appointed “Niles Searls of Nevada City, my agent, to collect and receipt for all demands due of to becoine due me. All persons knowing themselves i to me are requested to make payment at once and there— by save costa, nit-iw Casren. Focs., 8 HOUSE 2 FURNITURE FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALE MY , House and Lot°’on Pr t Hill, with or without the rniture. The house contains iJ clothes rooms. City water in the house and throughout the lot. The furniture consists in part of Piano, Two Parlor Sets, Three Bedroom Sets, with Beds anc bedding, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture;— alas Range, Parlor-Stoves, . Porcelain, China and Glevs “Ware, ‘etc , otc. Time will ‘be give: for part‘payment, if desired. Apply on the premises. JOHN PATTISON, Nevada City, May lith. New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. S. CHIVELL, aS. leased ‘Tee, Welling = on . rd has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOgDs, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings. &e. ‘The stock embraces all the latest styles re¢tived in San Francisco, and ladies can rely upen purchasing First Class Goods at the Very Lowest Prices. POD 208 Exeninn tes Bag Deeks, Having located eee in Nevada City, share of public pategnage is solicted. J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apl9 New York Dry Goods Store. DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, "s Building. FirstLae a DUNCAN, Beets Biacked Free of Charge. N. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber Sacramento, and ie master of “tonsorial art.” ' Nevada City, April ist, . & eight rooms, patent closet and . _ York ;2'6 and 218 Cal.fornia St. San BOTTLED BEER. Francisco ; Merchant St., Honolulu, : Sandwich Islands, —_— OF ALL KINDS, . es = ‘> A FULL ASSORT MENT OF os FINE CIGARS ! S <3 s _ Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have aie a " had long experience as caterers to sales DSF ‘Look Out for JACKSON’ ) Price List, REMOVED To Building formerly occupied by W. A Sigeurney. eg public. — [GRAND OPENING SATURDAY E MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US. WM. R. COE. AT THE OLD 8TAND, CORNER com MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City,“HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, —o Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ “vee Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, — aa Calf Baltnoral, Sandals, Slippers dn me" ate a oni ren’s. Arn igses’ and Gents’ Kip‘and Calf Boots, Arctics and Overshoes fer young and old. — * I have reduced my prices of Goods but not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for ere y taps to marth o solinnsnee of ; W. B. COE SS ial » & assortment of "skeet Shoes, Boys’ i ple of Nevada City and county with the finest assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS and Finest: assortment of Fancy Goods to be found in any House outside of Sau Francisco. Also the finest line of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, Boots _. and Shoes, Haté and Gents’. Farnishing Goods, &c. : We will sell these Goode at Lower Prices than ever before offered in this city, SL. NATHAN, PROPRIETOR. aS New Variety Store Commercial Street, A@jéining W. B.-Coe's shoe Store. L. DULAC cap to inform his friends and the public game that he has oj e :eda Variety, aaa table and Fruit Store at the above stand, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortment of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, CANDIES and NUTS, . And everything generally kept in o First _ Class Va iety Store. Vegetables raised in the city limite and fresh from the gafitfen eVery morning. Cabbagt and Tomato Plants. ‘The Store will be under the ot L. DULAC, Jr. Nevada City, April 30th, 1861;

wig THE: DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA TURNER CET, os aE ACA, CrIry Brief Mention, Good Templars pic-nie at Storms’ SETAIL DEAipp Ranch to day. County Clerk Carr and brits: returned” Thursday night from the Bay. somg of the young people about town who don’t want to vo to Storms’ Jtanch, will have a little -picnic of their own to-day. jas; Grahain, night clerk at the . —-, FARE tion, ES: National, has gone to the Ridge ona visit. “Charlie Watts is in the mean— TINWARE time performing Graham’s duties at mt a9 the hotel. FITTINGS, ; A nomber of miners in the district ER, FUSE, who have. good situations are talking . . OCKS about pulhng up stakes aud making a trial trip to Wood River. A bird ja the hand is WOEDREW tt the-bush, . : in Stevens, who resigned the penton of night watchman, —Tett. hight before last-ou-a visit to his father in Eugland. Skip Robinson succeeds him eaipiratily ou the police force,’ KS, TOLS ASS, rTY, ETC. When the Baptist Convention at Dixon split up in ‘a disgractal row over Old tian Kalloch,Rev. Mr. Bateian of this city stayed with the Kal— lochites aud was eiected one ot the. Ss a of the remnant. “A report came from Washinz gton yesterday that E. M. Preston of the : Citizen’s Bank bad been “appointed postmaster OK the office here: The Washington re! Lorved to is in this county, and the soe no foun‘dation, Mr, Preston 28 Hot aspire to be P.M. . = _-_Derbee ‘has levied a ten-cents .assessment.“ June 16th is delinquent. day and July 9th sule day. The ex— peasive and needed improvement of a new shaft and an additional set of hoisting works, cost money, but they will add greatly to the property’s _permanent value. ware, Nt lebrated Powder, r in use, s ANITE IRON kinds, ~ C. W. Cross while in San Frencisco ie ALL —-few-days-wince—had—arinterviewt iain -with D. Selim, ex— ~editor, of t the Hertheir advanald, whom he describes as appearing to be in the fall enjoyment of au un— ruffled terrestrial career, or words to that effect. Mr, Selim expects to become one of the Daily Chronicle’s reportorial corps before long. t before buyRNER, or importance to Tax Payers. uced! ed! Assessor Collis and his equally thorough-going corps of deputies are ‘educed! working day and night in their offire cial capacity. They state that here in Nevada township many poll taxes Gera ee still remain unpaid. The time is a drawing rapidly near when those perof sons tho have not settled will have their amounts largely increased, and it therefore stands them in hand to . amputated it. ‘cover 2.10 acres of ground. 2 cur TRUSTETS MEETING. The New City @ficers Quality — The Street Comn}ittee Appeintea— . . Weestling for the Special Police, ship. The City ‘Trustees met Thureday evening, ‘MessrsLocklin, Casper! and Gillet being present at the open=" ring of the session, Chas, Kent and Wm. Powel’, newly elected members were qualified and took their seats. The Board organized by the election of Mr. Locklin as President and Mr—Casper-as Clerk, Erastus Baldridge filed his bund as City Marshal with the following . — who signed in the sums nampA. Lademan $5,000, B. H. Milne $5,000. ~The bond of J.-D, Fleming as: City BS es ‘Treasurer was signed by M. Rosenberg $2,000, Win, Holmes $1,000,. _ C.J-Brand $1,000, John Jack $1,000, 4 Chaatieaaeeas s Business Coiiege:— . A. Blumenthal $5,000: oa 2s. Rogers* bond as City AsseseOr was secured by P. Ciancy, W. H. ‘Swith, Joseph Eustis and C. W. Cross in the sum of $1, 003 ach. The bonds were all approved. Messrs. Gillet, Casper and Powell were appointed as members of the Street Committee ae the ensuing year, The following named persons made application for the position of “night . watchman made vacant by thé resignationor officer Stevens: Wm. Scott, Steve Venard, Skip Robinson, -Harry Heather, John Herzinger, John A. Smith. The matter of tilling the vacancy was laid over till the next meeting. Free Lance Items. Grass Valley is going to have a local minstrel troupe and spring vegetables are on the raise; Ore that will pay well is now coming Out of the Ceniennial mine, and we expect to note a guod clean-up from crushings to bé-seon_made, Heury Ford hadthe index finger of the right hand. thashed, in thé Empire mine, Thursday, “hy a piece of trock—fatting upon it. “Lhe finger wus so Sadly mashed that Dr. Jones <== — Grass Valley is going to have & new and large reservoir on Alta Hill. Surveys and specification have been inade by Mr. Bethell, the well known eugineer. The new reservoir will Fhe . work of building the reservojr wil be done under céntract, and bids for the same will be opened, we, uinderstand, on Friday evening the 20th -instant-at 7:30_0’clock. The —reservoir will:‘hold plenty of water for ordinary town purposes, but will not do away with the necessity of a swimming bath in the place, as no one will beallowed to luxuriate in that way in the town reservoir, ne the” Moods Given Away for Little’ or Nothing. Géiad Auction Sale on Saturday . May l4th at 2 0 ‘clock, in the street in front of the Tmportant* Store on Commercial street, consisting of Dry Goods; Fancy Goods, Ladies’ Hats, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Carpets,. etc. Dave AUERBATH, mal3 2t. ‘Auctioneer, — SS 8 Se Notice to the Public. On and after Moudss, May 16th, 1881, the, Butcher’ Shops in Nevada} City will be closed -each ‘day, Sun. days excepted, from 12:30 o'clock till 4o’clock p.m. On Sundays the shops . will be closed all day. “CHAS, Kent, James COLLEY, __Mun.or & Nay FZIGER, : Spruna & Co. aras ee May lith—1 ————— Mountain Ice. The Nev ada Ice Company i is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior qua ity of mountain ice. ~All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. ; m3 tf J. S. Ta mr. on,. s -HAY aT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Loser, i capa poe For Sale Cc heap. Affine saddle mare. Enquire at Graham's stable, “TmiI2-3tHousekeeper Wanted. A competent housekeeper can secure a steady situatiou at good wages by applying at the Transcrirt office. lie oe For Rent. One of the ‘pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcrier. Block, is offered for rent. Apply at-this office, ee ae N eae ee Desirable Lots For Sale, Corner Main and East Broad streets. Enquire of my2 tf . Jonnniz Wuson. Responsible parties can lease for a tere of two years the saloon nght at the Nevada City Park. Good inducements offered. Apply to F. M> ROOMS FOR RENT. % Pieasant Dwelling rs] With or without beds. @ne Large Front Room ground floor, suitable for saloon or store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Cents. Pies) at first housé above City Hall on street. MRS. ROSA KING. Nevada City, April 6th. FINE “CLOTHING for . ScuMrpt,a Avenue and . Boulder street if spree se Spring Styles ! Summer Styles! . HYMAN BROS I . AVE just received a full assortment Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, . HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . ' TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. Our Stockis Com‘plete in Every Department: —_—_—. Prices the Lowest in the Market, Call on us Wefore Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, . Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New pte ns srvauva ——

L C. BLEY. PETER YOUNG., jNevate — (Formerly Gold eemaed Nevada City. BLEY 7 YOUNG, PROPRI ETORS. FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED STATES BEER! FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca. Mechanic's Store, . GRAND OPENING! TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881. _ *) Down with the Grabbers! —— ° Down with the ices DRY Coons, ‘CLOTHING, Eitoc, econ mS To Buy Goods Having leased the Store on Commercial Street, in ‘“ TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,” I can supply the peoimmediately call around and settle. + Of the statements ef property circulated in the township, aboute 190: have not been filled out and returned . a8 provided by law. Unless they . sell the or Retail ‘ days the Assessor will put them down at bis own-figures and the tax-payers. will be put to miuch troub!e to get the rates amended. Citizens desiring to pay poll taxes or hand in their assessment lists will fiud some of the * attaches of the Assessor's office at the Courthouse from early in the morning till near midntsht of each Cal ISCO! week~day, the office being closed at meal times only during the day. e. buta Funeral of the Towa Crier. F : osition! The funeral of Louis Briscoe at the County Hospital Thursday was : attended by-agoodly number ofthe colored people ef this city. In the absence of the stated colored preacher, Elijah Booth read at the grave an impressive faneralservice, and all present united im singing a hymn, both of whidh were finely rendered. A friend who was there says that ‘altogether the burial was the most ket, i am feelingly conducted one that evertook } place at the Hospital, the friends of the deceased exhibiting deep sorrow ES at'the loss of their long-time asso~ ya City Ciate, ; nA Prices: Reopening an Old Mine. “gnd in San The Union says: The old Empife ‘mine in Grass Valley district has beboss come the scene of active operations pint. again tinve the mine was pumped ae out. Thewamber of men at work. are about 160, a portion of them trib4 on Pine Seen neared the, Semmar Goods and _ By’s em A recent.clean up of abe Tock went per. load, and a crush” i ing now on timd will go to higher —. The will. is now running its are attended to within the next four . Arrest of Constable Reed. Constable James Reed of Meadow’ Take township has been arrested for the shooting of Joe Dysart at Truckee recently, and will have kis preliminary hearing as soon as the infanticide case of CharlesGiffen, . _ which comes up for examination next Monday, has heen disposed of, Dysart:is reported to be in‘a dangerous condition with slight prospect for his recovery, It will be remem— bered that the shooting grew out of-a-personal row between the two principals. Reed claims that Dysart attempted to draw a weapon and that the shot was fired in self—-defense. Dysart, on the contrary,.says he can prove that. he had. not been in the hahit of going armed for several years, had no weapon on his person when he-was fired at, and made no effort to draw one, Boy Priseners from Trackoc. Constable Greely yesterday morning. brought down from Truckee John Wilson and John Munson, aged about sixteen years, and turned them over to Jailor Woods with whom they will spend the next 30 days. These precocious youngsters had been found guilty in Justice Dunster’s Court of stealing a pair of peeve boots from a Mongolian named Ah Foo. They could ttt liquidate the fine of $30 imposed it each case, hence their retireinent to the dumgeon. . Notice. _Notice is hereby given that I have appointed “Niles Searls of Nevada City, my agent, to collect and receipt for all demands due of to becoine due me. All persons knowing themselves i to me are requested to make payment at once and there— by save costa, nit-iw Casren. Focs., 8 HOUSE 2 FURNITURE FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALE MY , House and Lot°’on Pr t Hill, with or without the rniture. The house contains iJ clothes rooms. City water in the house and throughout the lot. The furniture consists in part of Piano, Two Parlor Sets, Three Bedroom Sets, with Beds anc bedding, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture;— alas Range, Parlor-Stoves, . Porcelain, China and Glevs “Ware, ‘etc , otc. Time will ‘be give: for part‘payment, if desired. Apply on the premises. JOHN PATTISON, Nevada City, May lith. New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. S. CHIVELL, aS. leased ‘Tee, Welling = on . rd has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOgDs, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings. &e. ‘The stock embraces all the latest styles re¢tived in San Francisco, and ladies can rely upen purchasing First Class Goods at the Very Lowest Prices. POD 208 Exeninn tes Bag Deeks, Having located eee in Nevada City, share of public pategnage is solicted. J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apl9 New York Dry Goods Store. DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, "s Building. FirstLae a DUNCAN, Beets Biacked Free of Charge. N. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber Sacramento, and ie master of “tonsorial art.” ' Nevada City, April ist, . & eight rooms, patent closet and . _ York ;2'6 and 218 Cal.fornia St. San BOTTLED BEER. Francisco ; Merchant St., Honolulu, : Sandwich Islands, —_— OF ALL KINDS, . es = ‘> A FULL ASSORT MENT OF os FINE CIGARS ! S <3 s _ Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have aie a " had long experience as caterers to sales DSF ‘Look Out for JACKSON’ ) Price List, REMOVED To Building formerly occupied by W. A Sigeurney. eg public. — [GRAND OPENING SATURDAY E MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US. WM. R. COE. AT THE OLD 8TAND, CORNER com MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City,“HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, —o Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ “vee Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, — aa Calf Baltnoral, Sandals, Slippers dn me" ate a oni ren’s. Arn igses’ and Gents’ Kip‘and Calf Boots, Arctics and Overshoes fer young and old. — * I have reduced my prices of Goods but not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for ere y taps to marth o solinnsnee of ; W. B. COE SS ial » & assortment of "skeet Shoes, Boys’ i ple of Nevada City and county with the finest assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS and Finest: assortment of Fancy Goods to be found in any House outside of Sau Francisco. Also the finest line of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, Boots _. and Shoes, Haté and Gents’. Farnishing Goods, &c. : We will sell these Goode at Lower Prices than ever before offered in this city, SL. NATHAN, PROPRIETOR. aS New Variety Store Commercial Street, A@jéining W. B.-Coe's shoe Store. L. DULAC cap to inform his friends and the public game that he has oj e :eda Variety, aaa table and Fruit Store at the above stand, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortment of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, CANDIES and NUTS, . And everything generally kept in o First _ Class Va iety Store. Vegetables raised in the city limite and fresh from the gafitfen eVery morning. Cabbagt and Tomato Plants. ‘The Store will be under the ot L. DULAC, Jr. Nevada City, April 30th, 1861;