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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada Daily Transcript (1863-1868)

May 27, 1881 (4 pages)

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ages 28ih, H HAND Gabeds, ONS, d, &e. rices. Toba c6 i DEALER RE VARE, INGS, FUSE, ILS , ETC. Ng ywder, rE IRON THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. Bay for-a' eotiple of diys. Painters and w hite-washers are . renovating the.Union Hotel and the . Farmer’s Son’s saloon. The Ironclad Consolidated Mining } e ompany of Rough and Re ady t town. i Postal Demoralization. ° No, private business ‘conducted with the stupid carelessness that is . . Prepared to furnish t madd manifest by the irregular ‘arness: houses rival of Grass Valley mails at this’ qu Hon. W.'D: Logg has been’ at the . point could_e Xpact to flourish, ;not the first’ time attention has been called tothe fact that . ithere ig * no more reliabil lity to Tbe placed in getting letters or newsp ape rs here regu’ arly from thattown, 4 } Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice’ ‘Company i is now 9 saloons, busiand families a superior ality of mountain ice.” All orders It is left.at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, m3 tf S. THomuprzon. peg 4 Ice Créam at 'Tam’s. tf > © <— Sun at the Gid Place. than there is in the winds, Asaniillus. ne ES ship Has levied an assessment of tration o the way this thing works . _, See Rem LEM PHoTOsGALLERY, cents be share, or rather fails to Ore the Tis atihcte: “treet, opposite Stumpf’s: Hoee ‘arsdsis, tlie San: Wranciacs . Strive had tescived seithes “of Sie tel, Nevada City. Photographs in gablisher, argived in town. pight be— . Gras Valley exe! langes up.to noon of ©. > style and equal to any in the fore last and isthe guest dfg his fa~ . . yesterday. Sometimes no mail comes} 11°:_Prices to suit: the times. therin-law, Jacob Naliziger. tir m that town at all by the train bo Mrs. J. F. Rep. ura, -Prop’r According to the Sacramento Bee, . that should } bring it. Unele Sam CoLurys, saanaies Wm. Smothers who was brought to should teach the “de linquent a severe peer omre semen cesaraaer ‘the County Jail this week for steal-! inga trunk at Trockee, rece ntly es— — from a constable'at Roseville, —and was known in that. section = “the name ofBrown. ; A resident. of upper Main street requests that -attention be called to the fact that the Yo: adway and side. four cents each lesson, whoever he ot it may be. Aaa ener eet && New noveities in Ruchi ng only cat Mrs: ‘Lester & Crawfori’s, Main street. 272 2t hai ti Limes, Limes, Limes, € — ¢ i HE Berd Ineet on—_Wez 5, 000: Mexican Limes, Sicily Lem es . Notic ce a Bridge, Builders. BRIDGE COMMITTER Board of & i TViser nests tthe-€4 to receive and specifice a bride OF._ THE 7Of Nevada county, tune ist, at. 2 teTiouse in NevaMates accompanied isior the CONS UEC SBUPGss ek i 5 BS a TT 1a, City puans Spring Goods! Summer Goods! Spring Styles ! ie AV E just received a full FINE CLOTHING for Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, Summer Styles! i IMIMENSE. i iG a . a ‘SUKEFOR TH, W. alk there are sadly in ‘need of repair. He says no work of consequence hadbeen done thereby the city or atits order in s=veral years, a Nothing Ia It. The ease of Thomas Byrne, charged by Ben Trezoui with exhib iting-a ‘pistolin a rude and threatening man ner, was tried before-a jury in Justice Robinson’s court Wedneslay eve ‘frezoni himself-chd--not ap= péar to testify, and the officers could not find him after a careful search, A It had been generally reported _tiiat several of the parties who were present at the time of the alleged difficulty would testify against, Byrne, The —detense-took-theprevantion to ex clude them from the courtroom when they were not on the stand,.and asa result while a little evidence was obtained to that effect, most of the re— mainder of it was contradictory and of an-uneertain-character in other respects. The matter was submitted without argument and the jury returned a verdict of acquittal without resorting t&the formality of a ballot. The tax-payers have to foot. the bill the same as thouvh there was some~ thing in the case, and that’s where a part of the injustice comes in, Sait ae Superior Court, The following business was trans— “acted in the Superior Court yester. day, Jadye John Callwell presiding: The People v8. S. Murphy. ‘This being the day to sentence defendant for resisting an olticer, his counsel moved for the arrest. of judgment pending the hearing of argument upon. a motion fora new trial. The time of’ pronouncing judgment was postponed till to-day. The People vs. Wm. Smith. As~ _Sault upon the person of Dan. Wil-. liams with force likely to produce injury. This case was-on trial dur— ing the principal part of the day. Mine, Sold by the Sheriff. The Sheriff yesterday sold the ' Phenix quartz claim on Gold Flat to satisfy a judgment of $648 52, and costs amouuting to $48 65, obtained by Legg & Shaw and others against the corporation owning the property for material, Iabor, ete. Legg & Shaw bid the claim in. The Depot Yard. The work of filling in the yard of the Narrow Guage railroad depot at this city has again been suspended, although there are several days’ labor to be performed on it. The job was commenced last year, but we understand the company do not propose to finish it at present. Don't You Forget It. The coming 4th of July celebration and the Military Encampment are two subjects of general talk among our people, The third topic of importance, and one that puts money in the people’s pockets when they follow out its teachings, is the remarkably low rates at which firstclass groceries are sold by W. H. Smith the Boss Grocer of Nevada City. m27-3t, *e Be . fF Fans from 5 cents to $5.00 at Mra, Lester & Crawford’s, on Main street, m27-2t ons, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Apricots, atthe Great Variety Store. _mn27* & ee Beuts the Electric 7 ight, and_cheapest.off i inthe market. The Simon-puré article, 150 fire test, in five gallon cans ean. be bon; ght at W. H Sraith’ Sfor $2.25 acanm27-36. Situation Wanted. A competent person desires a situation in a° private family houséwork, cooking, ete, at. the oll York Hotel do Enquire m20-3t ~ to Pre TAY AT MARKET RATES, f19-t£ M. Lopyer, Colfax. ? A A A ae sa, Take a Book-keeping course at Chestnutwood’s’ Business College. -_:-]. Just Re cely ed. wre thousand Roll of Wall Paper by W. A: at’ Guild’s Store. m22-lw Sigourney Ltd — . , o> oe For Rent. One of the pleasantest front rooms n the city, in second story of the Transcrirr Block, is offered. for Joely at this office, tf rent, Mechanics Store. NEW cooDSs! NEW GOSDS! NEW_PRIGES, T We are Receiving New Goods THEY ALL GO TO THE MECHANICS STORE ‘Because they deal with honest men, THE MINER GOES, Because he saves money, THE MECHANIC GOES, Because he buys his goods cheap and they last him a lifetime. THE PROFESSIONAL GOES, Becausé he is treated cordially and eah buy the best Business Suits in the city. CHILDREN GO, oe Because they can buy-at the same price as grown people can and not be cheated. LADIES GO, Betause they can buy the best Calicoes, Muslins, Sheeting, Lawns, Peracles, Dress Goods, Hosiery and Fancy Goods At the most reguced prices. THE YOUNG LADIES GO, Because with the sweetness of their language they soften our hearts and thereby’ they can buy \goods ae uch an d Roady Dates, Figs and fresh roasted Peanuts . invited to visit'the fe is i Corresponding-eer—Creek— tr Townshi p, the sathe to be at the old site. Bridge-builders are
round,} prepare plans and IS ACEC ees iON price for conwa Comnmnittee -re catia WY and all: bias, ‘cher Ah dlars inquire 6f M, : —— : trass Valley H. ¢ MILLS,“ Continental. Kerosene gives a Nev ada Ox y, ROBT LUC KINS, North San oe : : : Juan, May 22, 181. steadier, purer and pleasanter light {than electricity, and is much better . “EW eos os ; E for family use, Ie is also” the safest REVISION AGENTS WANTED. . NEW TESTAMENT, : As made by the most-eminent achiolaré of England and Anieric: a. Maly a price of Huglish Wdition. Larze type, linen super-cale ndere ‘d paper, elegant binding. ‘A separate *¢ ‘omprehe n: sive o Hi story ot the Bible and: its Translations,” including.a full acco unt of the New Rev isi yn, given 6. subscribers. Best chance for agents ever. offered, Send stamp for partieulars ar oncr. -The Henry Bill Publishing €o,,} ni22 RORWIU H, CONN, DUNCAN’ S NEW ‘SHAY VING PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman’s Building. OUIS DUNCAN, Propric tor, — First4 Class Work at Popul ar Prices, . ; Boots Blacked F re eof € haces : ~N.B.—Mr, Duncan was formerly engaged at the wv de Bather Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master.of the tonsorial art.’ Nevada City, April 1st. ANNU UAL L MEETING. M° NT AUBU RN G Gold Quartz Mining GVotpany. Location of works Nev ada County, California, The regular annual meeting of. the stockholders _of the above named Company for} me malty ton of Trustees to serve for the ettsuing ar, and for the transaction of such other business asmay come before the mec t. ing, willbe held atthe office of the C ompany, ‘Room 62, 330 Pine Street,San Francisco, Cc ‘nlite rnia, on Wednesday, dune Ist, IS8SI, At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, of the Board of Trust: mas JT NEWEL ey oe retary. CABINET SHOP, Co. EXitchcoc. k IAS FITTED UP: A CABIsy order Our Stock is Com:. : plete in Every. . Department. inthe Marker, . . Call on us Bcfore Purchasings, HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. -BRANCHES—7 Murray St, Nee York ; 216 and 218 California St. Slat Francisco; Merchant St., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, : aE a +r 2 P NET SHOP in Keith's Building, Sacramento Street, near the Plaza, Andis now prepared te manufacture or repair all kinds of FURNITURE, ‘and to do Hs Wood Turning of every Description, Scroll Sawing,.ctc. 44F All work pertormed — and at reasonable rates. Givemea tria mat7 8. Cc. HEPC ROOCE HOUSE 2 FURNITURE FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALE MY House and. Lot on Prospect Hill, with orwithout the Furniture, The house contains. eight rooms, patent closet and a =e 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, Cooking Range, Parlor Stoves, Porcelain, China and Glass Ware, etc., etc. Time will be given for part pay ment, if desired. Apply‘on thefemises. JOHN PATTISON, Nevada City, May 11th, American ‘Meat ; Market, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Nevada City. I AM ‘prepared to supply Lo Be people of Nevada (ity and vicinity with Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. Commercial Street, At as low rates as can be purchased anywhere in Nevada City. Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. Ifyou wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or Chop, give me a call. SSSSSNENIREEDRnannemenanenaneran ea “seer Look Out for Price List. REMOVED To Building formerly occupied ‘by W. A. Sigourney. OF» ALL ce. ir advan-— W. AH. Sauru sells thegeauine =i 3 P. Dupee Hams.” Beware of coun. terfeits of this splendid brand, when you buy. m27-3t. Trese lovely nights are filling the ‘waste baskets of the editors with piles of undigested thought. cheaper than if they went to a stone-hearted dealer, *. Bon’t forget: the place. ‘MECHANICS STORE, ipt Block, aa . Street, Berets ioe 1 intend to always keep the best, meats to be scanned in the market at the shop, and customers, old-or young, can rely} 4 upon getting what ote! order. ‘A share of publicpatronage is respectfully ‘solicited. W. C. BURROUGHS, Agent. evade City, May 15th, Prices the Lowest . JACKS ON’S INO ola AUCTION TRars ‘Commerciat.St; ) , FINE [3 FURNITURE ! SNIVOUVE LL. ¢, BLEY, PETER YOUNG; “4(Formerty Gold Room)Broad Street, Next. Door to Hyman’ Sy : Nevada City. BLEY & YOUNG, ee ROPRIE TORS, FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE. {UNITED “STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. BOTTLED BEER. OF ALL’ KINDS, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS elms Messrs: BLEY & YOUNG have had long experience as caterers to the public, LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVERING MAY 7th 1881. Ss FREE ‘LUNCH EVERY DAY. COME-AND SEE Sul New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. S. CHIVELL, AVING leased the building on Broad L street, known as the New York Store, has fitted it tip and stocked it with a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ dren’s Hats, Trimmings, &c. The stock embraces all the lateststyles re: ceived-in San Francisco, and ladies can rely, upon purchasing First Class’ Goods at the Very—Lowest Prices. __ Nevada Fountain, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca} Wines & Liquors) Must 7 reduced Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! pee OVERSTOCKED WITH THR Finest Stock of Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during, the next GO DAYS —AT— LESS THAN COST. IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no buncombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, — CONFECTIONERY, _ CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is among the best in the market, and! ain also selling them at ‘LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City 2 offer. ca” Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a th Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 Cigars that cost 870 a i Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 eents apiece Regular .Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apieceVery good Cigars for four and five cents each. 4a Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. JOHN JACK New Variety Store Commercial Street, and. in San un . Adjoining W. R. Coe’s Shoe Store L. DULAC EGS to inform his friends and the public ] ) in general that he has opened a Varitt) Vegetable and Fruit Store at the above stand, and will keep constantly on hand thy and” Chilj best assortment ot CIGARS ahd TOBACCO, i Of the Best Brands, CANDIES and NUTS, And everything generally kept in a Vira ¢ Class Va Jety Store. $7" Call and Examine the New Goods, Having located permanently in Nevada City, a share of public patronage is solicted. J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor New York Dry Gdods Store, . Vegetables raised in the city limits and . fresh from the garden every morning. Cabbage and Temato Plants. The Store will be under the manage ment ; L. DULAC, Jr. Nevada City, April aeth, 1831,