May 19, 1883 (4 pages)

es oet MAE 19. alee Fand of Placer county is thirty-odd ‘thousand, dollars short this'year, and for a tithe there ‘Was some talk over there in favor of attempting to issue bonde to meet the deficiency. This step has been decided against, however, and ‘the indebtedness will be gradually. wiped out by levying from year to. year @ tax in excess of the amount required for the current expenses, the surplus to be applied on settling old scores, In the meantime the creditors of the county are unable to even obtain interest on their unpaid claims, ‘the Auditor refusing to issue warrents. Foracounty to thus treat ‘persons who have just claims against it is the next thing to repudiation. For an individual to treat hia creditors 80 would be the next thing to robbery and about as reprehensible. Nevada county adopted che only honorable course that is open in such an emergency, pd TRE BULLETIN’S FRANCHISE. Now that the Supreme Court has decided that a franchise can be assessed, and the Assessor of San Francisco has decided to assess all fran: -ehises, we hope he will not overlook the Boss Tax Howler, the Bulletin. This institution could not be bought for less than $150,000, but heretofore has been assessed in the neighborhood of $15,000. If the value of a franchise is the difference between the value of the property ‘of the corporation and the selling price of the capital stock, as decided in the Spring Valley Water case, it follows that the Bulletin should be assessed ‘and pay taxes on a $135,000 fran———— Georer DonnELLy, a twelve-yearold buccaneer, deserted his home in San Francisco about three weeks ago and by the aid of a trusty pistol, which he somehow acquired, has made a good living by stopping children on their way to school and taking away their lunches and whatever money he found on them. His _.career_.was suddenly. -cut. short for the present, on Monday, by officers Mahoney and aor, who agen him, ee : Henry Fiemina was hanged at Pittsburg, Calhoun county, Miss:; fora murder committed two years ago. An immense crowd witnessed the execution: Fleming was cool and self-possessed. When at the gallows he attempted to kill himself with a small pocket-knife, but the “wound was not fatal. His neck was broken by the fall, and the struggle lasted but an instant. A MAN named Thomas Moore was struck on the head with-a-beer glass at Winnemucca, on the 15th, by Joseph Pergue, a hard character. Moore died next morning, and an autopsy showed that his skull was fractured by the blow. Pergue was arrested and is now in jail, He was driven out of several camps in this State, and has a bad reputation. Tue case of Booth, the ‘Champion Bicyclist,” who ran away from San Francisco last week with $2,000 and diamond earings belonging to his fiance, avers that he ‘‘picked Mrs. Weeden up in Australia;” that he paid her passage to California, but that he left her in disgust, as she was in the habit of getting drunk, Tue Board of Supervisors of Merced county have fixed the following rates for county license for retail liquor dealers ; Those making sales of $2,000 and over, $45 per month ; those whose sales are $1,000 per month and under $2,000, at $30 per month’; those whose sales are less than $1,000, at $15 month. a ee Tue members of a Lodge of Red Men in Stockton had-a aan experience the other night. A well dressed stranger applied for admission as a visitor, and worked his way in satisfactorily, but soon after cormenced making a speech, when it was discovered that he ‘was insane. He-was properly cared ‘o~. Wa. Davis, a waiter in a restaurant in Saw Francisco, charged with larceny, tried in a fit of delirium tremens to commit snicide Thursday . soo morning with a sharp-edged spoon. He only succeeded in inflicting on himself four ugly wounds. Witt. 8, McIntyre, interested in Colorado mines-and}mining stocks, ‘lost his pocket-book in New York, containing about $125,000 in bonds and $375 in cash, Sunday, and up to Wednesday night had heard no tidings of jt. Marr Srapxey, » German girl, 21 years old, changed her name in esting description of :“‘pool mining” as practiced by gold hunters in the » >} the cause of * . Do not be deluded into taking m sul ok by Justice Brayton in Sam’s . « } basement of 251 Clark eon hich is “Fool Mints for cold. The Mining Press gives an interUnited States of Colombia. The contrivance of the native for keeping himeelf at the bottom of a pool while engaged in collecting the detritus and sand from. among the bowlders and out of the crevices in the formation, is very rude but effective. It isas follows : He selects an oblong quadrangular stone, weighing ten or twelve pounds. One side of this he. makes concave, to be adapted to the nape of the neck, and then about it works a netting. To this is attached a broad, flexible hand of tough bark by both of its ends, and of such a length as to be slipped readily over far as the forehead, while the stone is resting on the nape of tle neck. With the stone thus arranged upon his neck, and armed with the almocafre and batea, he is prepared for work, Tle almocafre is a peculiar tool. The blade has a semi-eliptical shape, is about nine inches long and two inches broad at its base, with a gradual taper to the point, -which—is blunt. The shank, which is in direct line with the long axis of the instrument, is cylindrical and re-' ceives a handle about eight inches in length, With this implement, which is made of tough well-tempered steel, the gold seeker scrapes and digs among the holders in the streams, and in the cracks and crevices of the strata everywhere. Being prepared with this, the ‘‘batea” and the stone, the miner. cautiously wades to that depth where he can retain his foothold, with his head above the water ; then, throwing himself forward into the water, the weight of the stone bears his head downward into the pool. At the bottom he secures the batea stationary, by putting a stone into it ; and then grouping about with the ‘talmocafre” in hand, he scrapes together the auriferous sand and fills the batea, Before the batea is loaded, the diver is compelled, perhaps several’ times, to rise to the surface for fresh air, and this he does by slipping the band from his forehead and casting off the stone. After rising to the surface he swims to the place where he can gain a foothold as before, and} then drawing towards him the stone, by means of a cord attached to it, he replaces it Oh bis neck, and after he is sufficiently refreshed dives in the same manner. The batea is necessarily always retained where the depth of the water, is not greater than the diver’s hight, as it would be otherwise impossible for him to raise the batea full of sand. By this rade and tedious management does the gold of pools, which have not generally a greater depth than his own hight. In tuis country this. kind of gold mining has been done by dredges aod vaccuum pumps; but our system has the disadvantage of nut yetiing any gold though more san. aad° water is raised. At least that has been be experience so tar. Tue Metropolitan Club of New York have arranged with John Sullivan, the champion’ pugilist in the world, to pitch a game of base ball for the Metropolitan Club at the Polo ground. The date of his appearance has not been definitely settled upon, Sullivan isa fine base ball player, and really a good pitcher, A Newton (Conn.) special says: Sherman W. Platt, a member of a much-respected family, has slept since Christmas, and has not spoken a word. He had malarial fever and a sunstroke last fall, He was. to have been married in the spring, but does not recognize his intended, — EE Common-sense Remedy. SALIGYLICA. No more Rheumat‘sm, Gout, or Neur-. gia. Immediate Relief Warranted, Permanent Cure Guaranteed. re YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic, Refer to all prominent physicians and druggists for the stanc:ng of SALICYLICA. SECRET : tar THE were DISSOLVER OF THE IST IN THE BLOOD OF RURUMATG EUMA' AND GOUTY PATIENTS. sane SALICYLICA is known as a comm sense remedy tne it strikes, Meactly 3 at , Gout and Neural. ‘gia, while so pany so-called specifics eo sugpens panaceas only treat locally the efa % has been conceded by eminent colon. tists that outward app’ications, such as rubwoh with oils, ointments, liniments and in, co he otions will not eradicate those disPhony oy CYLICA works with marvelous etm this acid and so removes the disorder. It is now exclusively used Aa all celebraten veer ag as or Highest Med. Acad of Paris reports, 95 cures in re ig ey days. ass a REMEMBER THAT SALICYLICA 18a cortal cure RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. The most intense pains are subdued almost instantly. Give itatrial. Relief guaranteed or mon. ey refnnded. Thousands of testimonials sent on appli#1 A BOX, 6 BOXES Sent free on receipt of Oyo age Ask your Druggist for t. tlions or , Heeoramended nsist yb ereanine with ., on each Washburne = ‘CGo,, Proprietors, ring beer licenses at $250 and whisky . NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY the head, from behind, forward as. Washington Territory, to reside in washer obtain gold from the” “Horton ts 6 daadiom temas Parioes “by the opponents of the license bill; but the friends of the bill ra'lied in. sufficient force next morning to break the deadlock long enoagh to adopt Willoughby’s amendment, fixlicenses at $500. Wood and Lu Lumber Co.” Henry F. Watson, 23 years old, a reporter on the Boston Herald,shot and seriously wounded a young woFOR SALE man named May Appleton, on Wed-. All Kinds of Common and Clear nesday evening. He was in love LUBE we. with her and jealous, Orders lett at the Office at the Yard, at Town oy eth nada be ‘Talk, on Tue President has recognized . "P+? George Fdward Stanley as Consul of CALICO PARTY Her Britanic Majesty for the State of California and Oregon, and for pe x San Francisco. Hunt’s Hall, Nevada City, Aese —On— Tus Police Commissioners met at Stockton on Wednesday afternoon Fritay Bresing, May 25th, and added three members to the police force, making the number ten, exclusive of the Chief, Ar Edinboro, Pa., the heart of J ON MICHEL. the oil region, Monday, James VERY Lady Dancer is expected to wear Walker, a “‘bad man,” was shot and Eis catco Dre a ait *; hy As killed by a stranger, ASEEION, O $1 ~~ couple; A ricw placer discovery is report. gentlemen, 50 an children 38 ed from Lower California. wr NE BUTEL AKRIVALS. A cordial invitation is cutest’: This will be the closing party of the season. Dancing from 9 o’clock till 1. mal2-td NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL STANLEY A. EDDY..+.00++ Proprietor LUEBECK’'S : vena” (Great OPPOSITION Store Mee, ‘Wickebin fr Washingt rs. Wicksom & 6; ‘ton. : J, McBean, Broad Street. F. X. Labento, Forest city, John Cogar, City. i : 8. B. Huseleman, San Franeisco. —_—= tae ae ong Wear nag ee neil te as. e, Smartsville, BALES 2 as DRY. ba, MEN’S lg Thos. ct ba rker, City. Dike eo BOOTS, 8H Jas. Graham, Seattle, W.T. J.G. Wilson, Dutch Flat. H. V. Reardan, an, ONY. Fancy Laces, sil per yard. ts Union Hotel, tit Handkerchiets: 125 cents apiece RECTOR BROS.. +.Proprictors . [ec Cra i conta pe rn nua bat Bcotch cents per May 17, 1883. White Mar' , 40 cents per yard. : dozen. F. W. Stratton, San Francisco. Lnbrouberton out Lea J. 8. Dearborn, Colrado. Night cents apiece. E. C. Whitcher, Lawrence, Mass, . re Towels, yaa po a W. H. Rogers, Santa Cruz, 5 Turkey Red Linen, 65 cents per J. B. Francis, Lowell, Mass. bi ies’ phew ie seats a i: bys h ota is San Francisco, Mero On ‘s coi Rev, Wm. Powell, Grass Vulley. Men's Jumpers, 45 cents aplec J. O. Eldridge, San Francisco. Men's Water Proof Shirts, = eratv apiece Mrs, Bentley, Buffalo. ee Ont cat per pad api _ J. Bannick, San Francisco. C. E. Worden, do J. Rubin & w., City. White Dresses (tt chien} 32 25 apiece T. Cabill, do See The New Nevada Boot & Shoe Store, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. JOHN HERZINCER, -PROPRIETOR. ic Eastern. made’ Boots, and Ladies’ and Children's Shoes will be sold CHEAPER ‘thanever before known in Nevada County. Boots and Shoes. made to order and REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES: — Ladies’ French se paged vi eee worth $5 00 for $4 50 Kid Shoes. “ 3850 “ 32 7% _ ae a Shoes. « 260 “ 1650 “ ae Fo-ed « « 38300 «175 “ Pebble Goat Bu bad Foal 8360 “ 2 75 “ 6 “ “ 3 09 “ 2 00 bag Foxed Kid ae ba 2560 “. 160 Children’s * «s Lace “ « 175 “ 1 25 “ ~ Pebble Goa: Eutton * . 2 50 1 7% Men’s Alexis Shoes...%.\..: j 3 50 i ‘2 75 Men’s English Balmoral Stoo BOE came bs 5 00 3 75 Men’s Congress Calf Shoes..). ‘400 “ 800 Boys ey # EE * 350 “ 2650 Men’s Webster Ties.,...s5 ~ oe S60 68 BO Men’s Oxford Ties....00ceies 350 “ 3 75 a Lady patrons waited upon by Miss Herzinger. GF OE, AXO DISS, Junction Main and Commercial Streets.. NEVADA "Has just received a large stock of EASTERN MADE HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBKS, DUSTERS, Et, Ee Also on hand a full line of Cools of MY OWN MANUFACTURE. AMONG THE SPECIALITIES THAT I OFFER ARE ¢ Park Saddles, Shack Saddles, Princess Saddles, From the celebrated firm of C. B. Smith & Co., N.Y. & full assortment ofr CARRIAGE WHIPS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES.American and Spanish Saddlers’ Hardware., Including hand-made Bits and Spurs. THE LARGEST A BEST STOCK IN THE UNTAINS. Call in and examine the goods whether you buy or not. WM. HOLMES. ‘Nevada Drug Store, : Corner Broad’ and ni vs Nevada City WALTER D. VIN TON tna Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Bauien Hand saisroen Toilet Articles of all kinds. reuse Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By « Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. otecamnanninntntanianaameannten mine AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, a — anetanindinasna all” “aaa, K™ CONSTAWiLY oN HAND ANDI A Largo Sek of Patent Medicines THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNT} (THE LARGEST MOS? ELEGANT . AND Vv. ARIED STOCK OF MEWS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING "EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTY! HATS, CAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS ‘TALISES, BOOTS .AND SHOES, Etc NEW GOODS NEW STYLES! NEW PATTERNS SAUER, nnn ace We c'aim this Assortment to be theJBest, and largely under usual prices. = B gad Patronize us and your purchases . ‘shall De right always. Please Remembe1 we have the Geode and make the Prices right. ——_9—__—_ . Hyman Bros. 6 Murray Street, New York. Hyman Bros., 216, 218 California St., San Franc’o Hyman Bros., Honolulu. H. Islands. AYMAN BROS. Cor Broad Pine Sts, . NEVADA CITY. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Are row in receipt of their NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, And have put the same on display, eer aaak lel In the way of Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Laces, The handsomest and most extensive line to be found in Nevada County. LOOK AT THIS! Beautiful Brocaded Silk Ribbons; 2 inches wide, only 20 cents a yard. Ottoman Ribbons, all the latest pect 2 inches wide, only 25 cents a yard. Fashionable colors in Satin and Gros Grain, inches wide, only 15 cents a yard. Our Aisortment of Hats and Bonnets includes The Bewitching ‘‘Langtry,” 3 The Unique ‘Kate Castleton,” The Popular ‘‘Lake Queen,” And more than FIFTY other kinds never worn until the present season. These Bonnets and Hats range from Twenty-Five Cents to Fifteen Dollars. We hein 5 Sactatey of Material for all.kinds of Fancy Work, Sach as Cardboard—Silver, White and Colored, from 5 to 25 cents a sheet. Worsteds in all shades,2, 4 and $ fold,at 10 cents an ounce (full weight ) Fish-line for tidies (all the rage) 50 cents a hank, which is very cheap. Lace Bunting for Toilet Sets—the latest wrinkle, rich and neat, Crewela for Kensington—every shade and pall Al ieity, Oil-boiled Cotton for Etching. a Patent Transferring Papere for Kensington and Riching Do NOT FORGuT That we carry a Fine assortment of cine, Mae i Goes ad Dnata NOTIONS AN S AND TOYS BY THE CARTLOAD. hk ‘éoala take a whole page of the Transcript to enumerate half the bareee ee The Novel “Berlin,” We sh Bb yon. ah god an and ae Et and ween lly without thout abs what we can Go. . ‘We have but One Price, And you eas bay se by mail or by sending throngh & friend, as cage whan lg =O give but an outline of eae eer y unless you are sitistied we can shag tie dogg: tip on American and English ill gladly tell you ‘ Bas SR: AGENCY FOR THE Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, From the Philadelpbis Brewery, San Prateleco; . ” df i Wholesale or Retail, 5, 10 or 15. gallon kegs, Thisis the Best Beer in the market. During 1882 the Philadelphia Brewery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, which is MORE THAN TWICK the amount sold by any other Bi ery in San Francisco, Give. it a trial. Families or se lyk short notice. Le ALSO ON HAND ee Eastern and Weiss’ Bottled Beer. Only White Cigars Sold To patrons,from Giffin’s teotory;and eearything guaranteed as represented, Fancy Drinks of all kinds a lice and mixed from the best liquors. When thirsty or in search‘of a good cigar, call’ at the BANE. EXCHANGE, M. COYNE. Propristor. CONICS DAY MONDY, APRIL 2,1833 ereemeteneentn Q)eeemnenejeeeremenn & BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Has received the Largest. Stock of Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods.ever. brought. to Nevada City, and will be sold at Annaishing Lew Prices. I have received a full.assortment of Summer Silks, Summer Dress'Gods, Black-Silks, Bhademas, anda fall assortment of Domestic Goods, Bheetings, -Table -Linens, Napkins, Blankets, Bed Spreads and Comforters. am A full-stock of Fancy Goods and Gentlewen’s — Goods, ° CARPETS! ‘T have the largest stock of Body Brussel, Threeply and Tapestry ever brought to.this city. prices the lowest in the county. Cvuantry orders promptly attended to and samples sent on‘application. . Ne Trouble to Show Goods. THE FIN Net YT. Just received from San Ft Francisco, the Largest and most Fashionable stock of CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING OF FINE . HEN'S DRESS AND _ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS" CLOTHING. Particular asteation ta: is directed to my line of PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BROADCLOTH AND WORSTED, —AND THE— CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH BUSINESS SUITS. THE BEST Lc LOT OF : FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ever brought to this market. —— Qe THE “LATEST OUT” IN Take a.look at the The Charming ‘Jaunty,” Ss AMPLES IN THE SHOW WINDOW, Then drop in and learn the low prices. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Block, Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial 8t. Opposite Masonic Hall, LW SUREPORTH, Proprietor. Has one of the largest and. and best selected stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of . FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, _ Large Mirrors, ae ce Mouldings, Sofas, Lounges, A. Spring ad Summer Dy cds . . CARPETS! ‘a I invite inspection of my goods, and guarantee _ A. BLUMENTHAL Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, s, Fancy Hosiery, Hats & Caps. The Captivating ‘Jersey Lily,”} An unusually large display of STRAW HATS. -— =. «& eo &. = . a ees ae A ea es ei odes © = 6 @ BB ht -« cosas <i edges = ate ae we enriw™ eo es eS Se a = rana ee @ & mm S&S istiwitns ss Sls hv Hm, _@® -— a. oa oo

es oet MAE 19. alee Fand of Placer county is thirty-odd ‘thousand, dollars short this'year, and for a tithe there ‘Was some talk over there in favor of attempting to issue bonde to meet the deficiency. This step has been decided against, however, and ‘the indebtedness will be gradually. wiped out by levying from year to. year @ tax in excess of the amount required for the current expenses, the surplus to be applied on settling old scores, In the meantime the creditors of the county are unable to even obtain interest on their unpaid claims, ‘the Auditor refusing to issue warrents. Foracounty to thus treat ‘persons who have just claims against it is the next thing to repudiation. For an individual to treat hia creditors 80 would be the next thing to robbery and about as reprehensible. Nevada county adopted che only honorable course that is open in such an emergency, pd TRE BULLETIN’S FRANCHISE. Now that the Supreme Court has decided that a franchise can be assessed, and the Assessor of San Francisco has decided to assess all fran: -ehises, we hope he will not overlook the Boss Tax Howler, the Bulletin. This institution could not be bought for less than $150,000, but heretofore has been assessed in the neighborhood of $15,000. If the value of a franchise is the difference between the value of the property ‘of the corporation and the selling price of the capital stock, as decided in the Spring Valley Water case, it follows that the Bulletin should be assessed ‘and pay taxes on a $135,000 fran———— Georer DonnELLy, a twelve-yearold buccaneer, deserted his home in San Francisco about three weeks ago and by the aid of a trusty pistol, which he somehow acquired, has made a good living by stopping children on their way to school and taking away their lunches and whatever money he found on them. His _.career_.was suddenly. -cut. short for the present, on Monday, by officers Mahoney and aor, who agen him, ee : Henry Fiemina was hanged at Pittsburg, Calhoun county, Miss:; fora murder committed two years ago. An immense crowd witnessed the execution: Fleming was cool and self-possessed. When at the gallows he attempted to kill himself with a small pocket-knife, but the “wound was not fatal. His neck was broken by the fall, and the struggle lasted but an instant. A MAN named Thomas Moore was struck on the head with-a-beer glass at Winnemucca, on the 15th, by Joseph Pergue, a hard character. Moore died next morning, and an autopsy showed that his skull was fractured by the blow. Pergue was arrested and is now in jail, He was driven out of several camps in this State, and has a bad reputation. Tue case of Booth, the ‘Champion Bicyclist,” who ran away from San Francisco last week with $2,000 and diamond earings belonging to his fiance, avers that he ‘‘picked Mrs. Weeden up in Australia;” that he paid her passage to California, but that he left her in disgust, as she was in the habit of getting drunk, Tue Board of Supervisors of Merced county have fixed the following rates for county license for retail liquor dealers ; Those making sales of $2,000 and over, $45 per month ; those whose sales are $1,000 per month and under $2,000, at $30 per month’; those whose sales are less than $1,000, at $15 month. a ee Tue members of a Lodge of Red Men in Stockton had-a aan experience the other night. A well dressed stranger applied for admission as a visitor, and worked his way in satisfactorily, but soon after cormenced making a speech, when it was discovered that he ‘was insane. He-was properly cared ‘o~. Wa. Davis, a waiter in a restaurant in Saw Francisco, charged with larceny, tried in a fit of delirium tremens to commit snicide Thursday . soo morning with a sharp-edged spoon. He only succeeded in inflicting on himself four ugly wounds. Witt. 8, McIntyre, interested in Colorado mines-and}mining stocks, ‘lost his pocket-book in New York, containing about $125,000 in bonds and $375 in cash, Sunday, and up to Wednesday night had heard no tidings of jt. Marr Srapxey, » German girl, 21 years old, changed her name in esting description of :“‘pool mining” as practiced by gold hunters in the » >} the cause of * . Do not be deluded into taking m sul ok by Justice Brayton in Sam’s . « } basement of 251 Clark eon hich is “Fool Mints for cold. The Mining Press gives an interUnited States of Colombia. The contrivance of the native for keeping himeelf at the bottom of a pool while engaged in collecting the detritus and sand from. among the bowlders and out of the crevices in the formation, is very rude but effective. It isas follows : He selects an oblong quadrangular stone, weighing ten or twelve pounds. One side of this he. makes concave, to be adapted to the nape of the neck, and then about it works a netting. To this is attached a broad, flexible hand of tough bark by both of its ends, and of such a length as to be slipped readily over far as the forehead, while the stone is resting on the nape of tle neck. With the stone thus arranged upon his neck, and armed with the almocafre and batea, he is prepared for work, Tle almocafre is a peculiar tool. The blade has a semi-eliptical shape, is about nine inches long and two inches broad at its base, with a gradual taper to the point, -which—is blunt. The shank, which is in direct line with the long axis of the instrument, is cylindrical and re-' ceives a handle about eight inches in length, With this implement, which is made of tough well-tempered steel, the gold seeker scrapes and digs among the holders in the streams, and in the cracks and crevices of the strata everywhere. Being prepared with this, the ‘‘batea” and the stone, the miner. cautiously wades to that depth where he can retain his foothold, with his head above the water ; then, throwing himself forward into the water, the weight of the stone bears his head downward into the pool. At the bottom he secures the batea stationary, by putting a stone into it ; and then grouping about with the ‘talmocafre” in hand, he scrapes together the auriferous sand and fills the batea, Before the batea is loaded, the diver is compelled, perhaps several’ times, to rise to the surface for fresh air, and this he does by slipping the band from his forehead and casting off the stone. After rising to the surface he swims to the place where he can gain a foothold as before, and} then drawing towards him the stone, by means of a cord attached to it, he replaces it Oh bis neck, and after he is sufficiently refreshed dives in the same manner. The batea is necessarily always retained where the depth of the water, is not greater than the diver’s hight, as it would be otherwise impossible for him to raise the batea full of sand. By this rade and tedious management does the gold of pools, which have not generally a greater depth than his own hight. In tuis country this. kind of gold mining has been done by dredges aod vaccuum pumps; but our system has the disadvantage of nut yetiing any gold though more san. aad° water is raised. At least that has been be experience so tar. Tue Metropolitan Club of New York have arranged with John Sullivan, the champion’ pugilist in the world, to pitch a game of base ball for the Metropolitan Club at the Polo ground. The date of his appearance has not been definitely settled upon, Sullivan isa fine base ball player, and really a good pitcher, A Newton (Conn.) special says: Sherman W. Platt, a member of a much-respected family, has slept since Christmas, and has not spoken a word. He had malarial fever and a sunstroke last fall, He was. to have been married in the spring, but does not recognize his intended, — EE Common-sense Remedy. SALIGYLICA. No more Rheumat‘sm, Gout, or Neur-. gia. Immediate Relief Warranted, Permanent Cure Guaranteed. re YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute or chronic, Refer to all prominent physicians and druggists for the stanc:ng of SALICYLICA. SECRET : tar THE were DISSOLVER OF THE IST IN THE BLOOD OF RURUMATG EUMA' AND GOUTY PATIENTS. sane SALICYLICA is known as a comm sense remedy tne it strikes, Meactly 3 at , Gout and Neural. ‘gia, while so pany so-called specifics eo sugpens panaceas only treat locally the efa % has been conceded by eminent colon. tists that outward app’ications, such as rubwoh with oils, ointments, liniments and in, co he otions will not eradicate those disPhony oy CYLICA works with marvelous etm this acid and so removes the disorder. It is now exclusively used Aa all celebraten veer ag as or Highest Med. Acad of Paris reports, 95 cures in re ig ey days. ass a REMEMBER THAT SALICYLICA 18a cortal cure RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. The most intense pains are subdued almost instantly. Give itatrial. Relief guaranteed or mon. ey refnnded. Thousands of testimonials sent on appli#1 A BOX, 6 BOXES Sent free on receipt of Oyo age Ask your Druggist for t. tlions or , Heeoramended nsist yb ereanine with ., on each Washburne = ‘CGo,, Proprietors, ring beer licenses at $250 and whisky . NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY the head, from behind, forward as. Washington Territory, to reside in washer obtain gold from the” “Horton ts 6 daadiom temas Parioes “by the opponents of the license bill; but the friends of the bill ra'lied in. sufficient force next morning to break the deadlock long enoagh to adopt Willoughby’s amendment, fixlicenses at $500. Wood and Lu Lumber Co.” Henry F. Watson, 23 years old, a reporter on the Boston Herald,shot and seriously wounded a young woFOR SALE man named May Appleton, on Wed-. All Kinds of Common and Clear nesday evening. He was in love LUBE we. with her and jealous, Orders lett at the Office at the Yard, at Town oy eth nada be ‘Talk, on Tue President has recognized . "P+? George Fdward Stanley as Consul of CALICO PARTY Her Britanic Majesty for the State of California and Oregon, and for pe x San Francisco. Hunt’s Hall, Nevada City, Aese —On— Tus Police Commissioners met at Stockton on Wednesday afternoon Fritay Bresing, May 25th, and added three members to the police force, making the number ten, exclusive of the Chief, Ar Edinboro, Pa., the heart of J ON MICHEL. the oil region, Monday, James VERY Lady Dancer is expected to wear

Walker, a “‘bad man,” was shot and Eis catco Dre a ait *; hy As killed by a stranger, ASEEION, O $1 ~~ couple; A ricw placer discovery is report. gentlemen, 50 an children 38 ed from Lower California. wr NE BUTEL AKRIVALS. A cordial invitation is cutest’: This will be the closing party of the season. Dancing from 9 o’clock till 1. mal2-td NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL STANLEY A. EDDY...+.00++ Proprietor LUEBECK’'S : vena” (Great OPPOSITION Store Mee, ‘Wickebin fr Washingt rs. Wicksom & 6; ‘ton. : J, McBean, Broad Street. F. X. Labento, Forest city, John Cogar, City. i : 8. B. Huseleman, San Franeisco. —_—= tae ae ong Wear nag ee neil te as. e, Smartsville, BALES 2 as DRY. ba, MEN’S lg Thos. ct ba rker, City. Dike eo BOOTS, 8H Jas. Graham, Seattle, W.T. J.G. Wilson, Dutch Flat. H. V. Reardan, an, ONY. Fancy Laces, sil per yard. ts Union Hotel, tit Handkerchiets: 125 cents apiece RECTOR BROS.... +.Proprictors . [ec Cra i conta pe rn nua bat Bcotch cents per May 17, 1883. White Mar' , 40 cents per yard. : dozen. F. W. Stratton, San Francisco. Lnbrouberton out Lea J. 8. Dearborn, Colrado. Night cents apiece. E. C. Whitcher, Lawrence, Mass, . re Towels, yaa po a W. H. Rogers, Santa Cruz, 5 Turkey Red Linen, 65 cents per J. B. Francis, Lowell, Mass. bi ies’ phew ie seats a i: bys h ota is San Francisco, Mero On ‘s coi Rev, Wm. Powell, Grass Vulley. Men's Jumpers, 45 cents aplec J. O. Eldridge, San Francisco. Men's Water Proof Shirts, = eratv apiece Mrs, Bentley, Buffalo. ee Ont cat per pad api _ J. Bannick, San Francisco. C. E. Worden, do J. Rubin & w., City. White Dresses (tt chien} 32 25 apiece T. Cabill, do See The New Nevada Boot & Shoe Store, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. JOHN HERZINCER, -PROPRIETOR. ic Eastern. made’ Boots, and Ladies’ and Children's Shoes will be sold CHEAPER ‘thanever before known in Nevada County. Boots and Shoes. made to order and REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES: — Ladies’ French se paged vi eee worth $5 00 for $4 50 Kid Shoes.. “ 3850 “ 32 7% _ ae a Shoes. « 260 “ 1650 “ ae Fo-ed « « 38300 «175 “ Pebble Goat Bu bad Foal 8360 “ 2 75 “ 6 “ “ 3 09 “ 2 00 bag Foxed Kid ae ba 2560 “. 160 Children’s * «s Lace “ « 175 “ 1 25 “ ~ Pebble Goa: Eutton * . 2 50 1 7% Men’s Alexis Shoes.....%..\...: j 3 50 i ‘2 75 Men’s English Balmoral Stoo BOE came bs 5 00 3 75 Men’s Congress Calf Shoes....).. ‘400 “ 800 Boys ey # EE * 350 “ 2650 Men’s Webster Ties..,......s5 ~ oe S60 68 BO Men’s Oxford Ties.......00ceies 350 “ 3 75 a Lady patrons waited upon by Miss Herzinger. GF OE, AXO DISS, Junction Main and Commercial Streets.... NEVADA "Has just received a large stock of EASTERN MADE HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBKS, DUSTERS, Et, Ee Also on hand a full line of Cools of MY OWN MANUFACTURE. AMONG THE SPECIALITIES THAT I OFFER ARE ¢ Park Saddles, Shack Saddles, Princess Saddles, From the celebrated firm of C. B. Smith & Co., N.Y. & full assortment ofr CARRIAGE WHIPS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES.American and Spanish Saddlers’ Hardware., Including hand-made Bits and Spurs. THE LARGEST A BEST STOCK IN THE UNTAINS. Call in and examine the goods whether you buy or not. WM. HOLMES. ‘Nevada Drug Store, : Corner Broad’ and ni vs Nevada City WALTER D. VIN TON tna Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Bauien Hand saisroen Toilet Articles of all kinds. reuse Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By « Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. otecamnanninntntanianaameannten mine AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, a — anetanindinasna all” “aaa, K™ CONSTAWiLY oN HAND ANDI A Largo Sek of Patent Medicines THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNT} (THE LARGEST MOS? ELEGANT . AND Vv. ARIED STOCK OF MEWS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING "EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTY! HATS, CAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS ‘TALISES, BOOTS .AND SHOES, Etc NEW GOODS NEW STYLES! NEW PATTERNS SAUER, nnn ace We c'aim this Assortment to be theJBest, and largely under usual prices. = B gad Patronize us and your purchases . ‘shall De right always. Please Remembe1 we have the Geode and make the Prices right. ——_9—__—_ . Hyman Bros. 6 Murray Street, New York. Hyman Bros., 216, 218 California St., San Franc’o Hyman Bros., Honolulu. H. Islands. AYMAN BROS. Cor Broad Pine Sts, . NEVADA CITY. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Are row in receipt of their NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, And have put the same on display, eer aaak lel In the way of Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Laces, The handsomest and most extensive line to be found in Nevada County. LOOK AT THIS! Beautiful Brocaded Silk Ribbons; 2 inches wide, only 20 cents a yard. Ottoman Ribbons, all the latest pect 2 inches wide, only 25 cents a yard. Fashionable colors in Satin and Gros Grain, inches wide, only 15 cents a yard. Our Aisortment of Hats and Bonnets includes The Bewitching ‘‘Langtry,” 3 The Unique ‘Kate Castleton,” The Popular ‘‘Lake Queen,” And more than FIFTY other kinds never worn until the present season. These Bonnets and Hats range from Twenty-Five Cents to Fifteen Dollars. We hein 5 Sactatey of Material for all.kinds of Fancy Work, Sach as Cardboard—Silver, White and Colored, from 5 to 25 cents a sheet. Worsteds in all shades,2, 4 and $ fold,at 10 cents an ounce (full weight ) Fish-line for tidies (all the rage) 50 cents a hank, which is very cheap. Lace Bunting for Toilet Sets—the latest wrinkle, rich and neat, Crewela for Kensington—every shade and pall Al ieity, Oil-boiled Cotton for Etching. a Patent Transferring Papere for Kensington and Riching Do NOT FORGuT That we carry a Fine assortment of cine, Mae i Goes ad Dnata NOTIONS AN S AND TOYS BY THE CARTLOAD. hk ‘éoala take a whole page of the Transcript to enumerate half the bareee ee The Novel “Berlin,” We sh Bb yon. ah god an and ae Et and ween lly without thout abs what we can Go. . ‘We have but One Price, And you eas bay se by mail or by sending throngh & friend, as cage whan lg =O give but an outline of eae eer y unless you are sitistied we can shag tie dogg: tip on American and English ill gladly tell you ‘ Bas SR: AGENCY FOR THE Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, From the Philadelpbis Brewery, San Prateleco; . ” df i Wholesale or Retail, 5, 10 or 15. gallon kegs, Thisis the Best Beer in the market. During 1882 the Philadelphia Brewery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, which is MORE THAN TWICK the amount sold by any other Bi ery in San Francisco, Give. it a trial. Families or se lyk short notice. Le ALSO ON HAND ee Eastern and Weiss’ Bottled Beer. Only White Cigars Sold To patrons,from Giffin’s teotory;and eearything guaranteed as represented, Fancy Drinks of all kinds a lice and mixed from the best liquors. When thirsty or in search‘of a good cigar, call’ at the BANE. EXCHANGE, M. COYNE. Propristor. CONICS DAY MONDY, APRIL 2,1833 ereemeteneentn Q)eeemnenejeeeremenn & BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Has received the Largest. Stock of Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods.ever. brought. to Nevada City, and will be sold at Annaishing Lew Prices. I have received a full.assortment of Summer Silks, Summer Dress'Gods, Black-Silks, Bhademas, anda fall assortment of Domestic Goods, Bheetings, -Table -Linens, Napkins, Blankets, Bed Spreads and Comforters. am A full-stock of Fancy Goods and Gentlewen’s — Goods, ° CARPETS! ‘T have the largest stock of Body Brussel, Threeply and Tapestry ever brought to.this city. prices the lowest in the county. Cvuantry orders promptly attended to and samples sent on‘application. . Ne Trouble to Show Goods. THE FIN Net YT. Just received from San Ft Francisco, the Largest and most Fashionable stock of CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING OF FINE . HEN'S DRESS AND _ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS" CLOTHING. Particular asteation ta: is directed to my line of PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BROADCLOTH AND WORSTED, —AND THE— CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH BUSINESS SUITS. THE BEST Lc LOT OF : FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ever brought to this market. —— Qe THE “LATEST OUT” IN Take a.look at the The Charming ‘Jaunty,” Ss AMPLES IN THE SHOW WINDOW, Then drop in and learn the low prices. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Block, Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial 8t. Opposite Masonic Hall, LW SUREPORTH, Proprietor. Has one of the largest and. and best selected stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of . FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, _ Large Mirrors, ae ce Mouldings, Sofas, Lounges, A. Spring ad Summer Dy cds . . CARPETS! ‘a I invite inspection of my goods, and guarantee _ A. BLUMENTHAL Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, s, Fancy Hosiery, Hats & Caps. The Captivating ‘Jersey Lily,”} An unusually large display of STRAW HATS. -— =. «& eo &. = . a ees ae A ea es ei odes © = 6 @ BB ht -« cosas <i edges = ate ae we enriw™ eo es eS Se a = rana ee @ & mm S&S istiwitns ss Sls hv Hm, _@® -— a. oa oo