May 29, 1884 (4 pages)

gramme” as set forth in a recent ~ information of Page, we put the opin“legally shot. -chovies, Cakes, Crackers, Deviled Price SanFrancisco Store. t£ VEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. TY ‘Tur central Republiéan club of Los Angeles, at their next meeting, propose to discuss the question of the government ownership of telegraph lines. Mr. Spence, formerly of this city, hopes they will also discuss the tariff, civil service, and the purchasing of all patent rights by the government. , Ovur sixty-five couple were in attendance at the ball at -Spenceville last Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to the best lady and gentleman waltzers, Mrs. Ellis, of Spenceville winning the lady’s prize, and Mr. Taggart, of Wheatland, the gentleman’s, TuE committee on the letting of privileges and furnishing of refreshments. for the Masonic picnic at Storm’s Ranch next month consists of I. J. Rolfe ef this city, G. W. Hilland T; H. Wilhelm of Grass Valley, and W.B, Hayford of Colfax. Tux Tidings asks for the TRANscrirt’s opinion of Mr. Page’s ‘‘protelegram from Washington. To gratify our contemporary and for the ion into print. Rev. G. H. Parppy, who has been here for some time past on a visit to his uncle, left yesterday for Yosemite. He will come back next week and atay a few days more before finally returning to his home in Ohio. Henry Tsomp3on and family, who some months ago removed to Sacramento, have returned. They say there is no place like the mountains for ahome. Miss Ruopa Gress of this city has returned home from a visit of two months to the family of P. H. Morphy at Brighton, Sacramento county. ee A. R. Hinckier, a prominent mining man whose base of operations is Australia, is here looking at some of the Nevada county bonanzas. 5 eetindl L. L. Rosprnson, President of the Miners Association, and H. Pichoir, the mining Seoretary, arrived yeaterday from San Francisco, M. Bowannan, the well known merchant of Graniteville, left here yesterday morning for a business trip to San Francisco. J. H. Conarp left yesterday for side in the future. BRAS ST EE Can Shoet Doves. Oni and after next Monday, and until next February, doves can be This announcement would be hailed with joy by the dovehunters were it not for: the fact that the recent storm put the harvesting back nearly two weeks in the valleys. As harvesting is first necessary to have good dove-shooting, there will probably be none of it done there until the middle of next month. A Fatal Fall. George S. Hanbridge, the plumber and gas fitter who fell down a flight of stairs at Virginia City Monday and broke his neck, had a number of acquaintances here. He married Miss Lou Bliven, a niece of Mrs. E: Bond of this city, and was formerly a’ resident here. Oe Pee A Bich Strike. Ore that pays over $300°a ton has just been struck in the lower level of the New York Hill mine at Grass Valley. Tributers who are working there made the discovery, and they have taken out severdl tons of the rlch rock. Saturday Night Dance. There will be no meeting of the ladies’ and children’s dancing class at the theatre on Saturday afternoon, on account of the building being occupied by the Democrats. In the evening the regular weekly soiree willbe held. _ Ir gentlemen want Unlaundried Shirts for 50 cents, go to the One Price San Francisco Store. tf Take Notice. _ At Tam’s Refreshment Store you will find frozen Eastern Oysters, Russian Caviar,Sardines, PickledTongue, Pickled Riggs, Pickled Herrings, AnHam, Potted Game, Shrimps, Confectionery, Nuts, French Mustard, Horseradish, Catsup,all kinds Sauces, Sweet Oil, Newshatel Cheese, etc. _ Tam has fitted up a fine refreshment room for the accommodation of his customers, and is ready to. serve them with Fresh Oysters, or anything in his line. ma28-6t Ir the ladies. want Black Silk Fischus 3 for 25 cents, go tothe One Dr. Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o’clock A COMPLETE SUCCESS, : Sean A Visit tothe State Fish Hatchery at Shebley’s. The TRANscriet reporter yesterday paid a visit to Joseph Shebley’s farm on the line of the Narrow Gauge Railroad fifteen and « half miles below this city, where was ¢stablished last spring a State fish hatchery. An hour’s inspection ‘of the premises and a careful investigation asto the management of the hatchery, was sufficient to satisfy the seribe that no mistake had been made by the Commissioners in _ the selection of.the location and the appointment of the Superintendent. In the spacious building on the west bank of the largest of the two arti‘ficial reservoirs that adorn the beautiful valley which Mr. Shebley has been cultivating for the past sixteen years, till it now blooms like a ross, is the spacious building where most of the work isdone. Ranged crossways of the building are fourteen long hatching boxes, in double rows, with passage ways around them. The boards of which thease boxes are made have until recently been painted, but now as new ones are added they are submitted toa carbonizing process which gives better results than the old way did. The bottoms of them are spread with clean to hold the eggs. A bountiful supply of water, brought down in pipes from a spring on the mountain side, is conducted through these. boxes (which are slightly elevated at one end) and over the eggs, passing off at the lower end into the trout-brook that feeds the reservoirs. The water is kept at a temperature of from 55 to 56 degrees Farenheit. The full process of artificial. incubation is one that must be seen to be understood. “A brief newspaper description, hastily written, would afford but little satisfaction to those who understand the subject, and could be of no benefit to those who donot, Whatwe desire to present particularly to the public is the fact that this year’s work at Shebley’s has been crowned with unqualified success under the excellent management of I. C. Frazier, the gentleman in charge, who has had ten or twelve years’ valuable experience as a pisciculturiet, and understands his business thoroughly in all details. Of thirty thousand land-locked salmon eggs brought from Buckport, Maine, twenty-eight thousand have been hatched, and the little fellows are now ready for shipment. A large number of McCloud river trout eggs from the U. S. Fishery at Baird, Shasta county, have also been received this spring and are doing equally well. Some of them are hatched, others are hatching, and still other lots have been but just ‘‘set.” The capacity of the institution is auch that 700,000 eggs can be hatched at one plant. So far this year 75,000 have been brought out in good shape, and Superintendent Frazier hopes to increase the number to half a million before the season closes, The main drawback so far has been a scarcity of spawn, but he will go to Lake Fehoo in a few.days and obtain a supply there by resorting to what is known as “‘stripping.” ‘ ti we Beats Grass Valley. John Lawrence, the foandryman of this city, has a hen that would be a credit to any country or any age. The other day it laid an~egg measuring 84 inches around it one way, and G4 inches the other, and it did not. feel that day, either. The versatility of Mr. Lawrence’s hen is another point worthy of note. Every time it lays one of these big eggs, such as deseribed above, it goes to the other extreme on the following day and lays an egg not larger than a robin’s. Every month of 30days Mr. Lawrence gets from its nest 15 big eggs and 15 little ones. It never misses fire, and instead of cackling over its remarkable feats, it crows. Nevada City is proud of that hen. SNSudbiGei ue Ix you want to buy Hats at half price go to the Oue Price San Francisco Store. d ma29-tf More Li ht than he Electric” or Any Other Lamp Eves: Invented. Ata recent test made in San Francisco by experts between the “Electric” and ‘‘Needle” lamps, the ‘‘Needle” was declared the best and most brilliant by fifteen candle power, For sale by Guo. E. TurNER. my7-lm : —_—_—— eo Cabbage Plants for Sale. The earliest cabbage, and choicest varieties of summer and winter cabages, 50 cents a hundred. ie Joun C, WELLS. Main street, first house above U, S: Brewery. ma28-6t For a cough or cold: there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. ——__ po ‘For Ninety Days. . In order to enlarge and. repair our buildings, all goods in our store will be sold at greatly reduced prices for the next ninety days. P. M, to 9o’clock a, mt, > tf my28-tf -Leao & Suaw.”, gravel, and series of movable baskets . . of wire nef-work are placed inside . upesually well}. A Popular Agency. © od Henry K Field, General Agent for the Pacific Coast, of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, left here yesterday for Truckee. Mr. Field is makin @ tout of his agencies in this section of the State, and finds them generally in a prosperous condition. Under his supervision the New England Mutual has obtained @ prominence on the Coast second to that of no life insurance company. In this pact of the State they have recently written a large number of tisks, confining their business to the best classes of citizens. This is the oldest purely mutual life insurance company in the country, having been chartered in 1835. It has a worthy representative in Mr. Field, who has many warm personal friends allthrough the mountain counties, and by his square methods of doing business wins the confidence of all with whom he~has dealings. The best evidence of his popularity is the success which the company has met with inthis neighborhood. It is unprecedented here in the life in-. surance business, Beyond a doubt, Mr; Field is the right man in the right place. ; Hunting. a Home. R. McMurray passed throughthis city yesterday morning. He told the repotter he was on his’ way to Los Angeles in search of a home and business. He eays he hae been forced to. siccumb to the inevitable and abandon one of the moat delightful climates and homes in the world on-account of the ruination, by the anti-mining litigation,of the country around North San Juan. He informs us that the Eureka Lake Company has suspended all operations, and discharged from its works every man excepting the Superintendent, Mr. Bigelow, who is retained to look after the property. From the cleaning up of, bed-rock the fate that stares i¢ in the face. Tricky Boys. Sheriff Tompkins now rings the curfew bell every evening at 8 o’clock sharp, and straightway the streets are apparently cleared of idle and mischievous boys. We say ‘‘apparently” cleared, but appearances in this case, as in many others, are misleading. Some of the boys have for their protection from the arm of the law after eight o’clock nice looking parcels made by wrapping up old tin cans, bricks and other debris in paper and when interviewed by the police puton an innocent look and say their mothers know they are out, The officers having learned their little game, will hereafter have them at a disadvantage. —— + oe Superior Court. The following business was transsacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Calewell presiding: Miller vs. -Carter. Execution stayed for twenty days. Cross vs. Zellerbach et al. cution stayed for thirty days. John Manson, a native of Canada, was naturalized. KxeStoddard vs. Callaghan. Motion for non-suit argued and denied. Case tried and submitted. The jury returned a verdict for the ‘plaintiff declaring him entitled to damages in the sum of $150. ‘ ——— Selling Liquer Hlegally. R. D. Dismore, who lives in the lower part of the county, near the iron mine, was arrested Tuesday by Constable Venard for selling liquor without a license. Upon being brought to this city and arraigned before Justice Wadsworth ‘he pleaded guilty and.was fined $27. Having paid the fine he went over to the Collector’s office and took out a license, { Iy you want a good suit of clothes ‘go to the One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf . ee Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery of ice in Nevada City for the Summer season, All orders left at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ma28 Agent Wanted. A live canvasser is wanted to take holg of a lucrative agency in this part of the State, Apply to ATA Ott, Nvada City. > m27-lw > . _ Selling at Reduced Prices. _—_—_— . “Being desirous of closing out my business in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and. all. goods in my line at reduced rates for cash. I will also sell my buildings and fixtures. © = ml-lm — Gro, E. Turner. Change of Time ef Service. On and after Sunday, June Ist, until further notice, there will be no morning service at Trinity Episcopal Chureh. The service will be in the evening, commencing at 7:30. my28-5¢ W. C. PowxLt, Pastor. ee Claims Arising out of a Debris Suit. A motion to set aside the execution issued against the Excelsior Mining Company to recover their portion of the judgment given in the famous debris cise by the Circuit Court, was argued Monday morning before Judge Sawyer by D. M. Delmas for the defendant, and Wm. M. Stewart repregenting L. L. Robinson. Robinson, as President of the ‘‘Miners Association,” paid the whole amount of the judgment. Upon presenting the claim against the Excelsior Company for $3,107, their share, his demand was not honored, and on the 15th instant a writ of attachment was issued against the delinquent company. Mr. Delmas read a deposition of J. A. Bolles, superintendent of the Excelsior Mining Company, in which it was claimed that the company had paid various sums, sufficient to counterbalance the claim, of which no accounting had ‘been made. Mr. Stewart produced au affidavit denying the former’s allegations, The matter was taken under advisment by Judge Sawyer. Hold on Boy. Hold on to your tongue when you. are just ready to swear, lie or speak harshly, or use any improper word. Hold on to your hand when you are about to pinch, strike, catch, steal or do any improper act. Hold on to your feet when you are on the point_of kicking, running away from Sucy, or pursuing the path of error, shame or crime. Hold on to your temper when you are angry, excited or imposed upon, or others are angry with you. Hold on to your good name at . all times, for itis of more value than gold, high position, or fashionable attire. Hold onto virtue. It is above all price to you under all circumstances. Hold on to your good character, for it is and ever will be your best wealth. ———— An Improved Ore Crusher. In Utah there is an improved crusher just out, an improvement on Blake’s, that will crugh one ton per hour so that it will go through a forty-five screen, fine enough for leeching, and probably for roasting and amalgamating. The wearing parts of this crusher can be furnished for $250 a year, and it is steadily at work, These improvements promise an immense reduction in the cost of extracting the precious metals; and consequently the rendering available of many ores heretofore worthless by reason of their poverty. —_——_ome An Open Question. The Arabian evergreen millet, which is being boomed in California and Nevada, is claimed by Eastern journals to be nothing but Johnson grass, the seed of which is worth $4 50 per bushel, James Kitts has lanted some of it on his ranch below this city, and he will be able to testify ina year or two as to the value of it. et Pittsburg Mine. The Union says: The work of driving the tunnel in the Pittsburg to » connection with the main working incline is progressing favorably, and it is expected that it will be completed in about one month, when the mine will soon be drained of water and regular mining operations started up. . vo the Ladies Only. We have received a. full line of French and Spanish Laces and also Spanish Ties of all descriptions, and a full line of Fischus.gll of the latest styles, also linén lices, which will be sold ate great sacrifice. 1t L. Hyman. Seeds, Seeds. A large and fresh supply of Field, Garden and Flower Seeda at Carr Bros., Cor. Pine and Commercial streets. —_>-o-— . Snmmons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this morning at Smith’s, and is selling rapidly for medicinal purposes. mal8-tf 5 atin San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 20, 1882.—-I use Ammen’s Cough Syrupin my family, 1 recommend it— 1 have sold on-my recommendation— still I should not have done so out of. business or friendly consideration did I not believe in the medicine. * * _[Extract from letter from E. H. Baxter, of firm of Langly & Michaels, wholesale druggists. eg epee ae Don’s forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, augar-cured hams, wines ‘and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything ‘found in 4 first-class grocery store. jy 19-tf —_—--‘Tuose new lamps that Tracy in the Transcript Block is now exhibe iting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. ‘They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent pet hour with coal oil, ‘Go and look at them whether you wish to purchase or not, Bt 5 EXPERTING PO TATOES. What Symptoms to Look for in a : Goed Irish Apple. To distinguish a good from a bad tention to ite outward appearance, but divide it into two parts with a sharp knife and examine the exposed inner surfaces. If there isso much water or juice that a slight pressure would seemingly cause it to fall off in drops, you may be sure that it will be soggy after it is boiled, That is evidence of a poor potato, and don’t you buy it. The following are the requistes of a good potato: When cut in halves the color should be yellowish-white; if it isa deep yellow it will not cook well, There must be a considerable amount of moisture, though not enough to collect in drops and fall off, even with moderate pressure, Rub the two pieces together, and ifit is good, a white froth-will appear around the edges and also upon the two suré faces after they are separated. This signifies the presence of a proper quantity of starch, The more froth then, the better the potato; while the less there is the poorer it will cook. The quantity of the starchy element can be judged by the more or less ready adherence of the two parts. If the adherence is sufficient for one piece to hold the other up, the fact is evidence of a good article. These are experiments usually made by experts when buying potatoes, and are the best that can be given short of boiling; but even they are by no means infallible. A PATENT medisine testimonial says: ‘For six months I was unable to lie on my back, Since using three bottles of your ‘Magical Preparation’ 1 am able to lie easily.” We should say so. He lies as easily asa circus poster; and it may be that the latter has also swallowed a few bottles of the marvelous ‘‘preparation.” _ Or PrEsIDENT ARTHUR'S son writes poetry, but this should not be laid up against his Excellency. The boy may be too big to lick and not old enough to know better. oo ‘His bark is‘on the see,” remarked Adolphus as he vainly endeavored to escape the observation. of her father’s watch dog. —_———————— Wuerx there’s a will there’s alawsuit, SRE UE Tux rose bud opening to the morn, While yet the dew hangson the thorn, Exnales less sweetness than is wont To breathe from lips that SOZODONT Has touched with a soft crimson glow That shows the dazzling teeth off so. Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing bas receiyed from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up ingents’ suits,.in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf _ Or ‘ Big Dry Goods Sale at Grass Valley. Sam Yeo, the Champion of Cheapness, late purchaser of Bamberger Bros.’ stock of dry goods at half price. Bargain hunters will save half their money by coming to Grass Val_. ley for dry goods. Crowded with customers, ' Money must be raised. Parties should come early in the day to insure being waited on while the rush continues at my10-t£ * 2am YEO’, > Carr Broruers keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf +o Notice. Aslsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and am in no way connected with the same, those indebted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Yours, M. Sinton, No. 412 Sacramento St., S, F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will give receipt for all money paid them on my account. cy he a serspeacru sees sept A Bonanza for Agents. THE AMERICAN Farm and Home Cyclopedia. A’ ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to wealth, health and happiness, and a work that ‘every farmer who expects to succeed will be compelled to purchase, in self-defense. The volume is an invaluable daily referense book for the farm r, his wife, sons and dauyhters, supplied with a copious index to make reference vasy and expeditious, and illustrated with over 2,000 engravings, and nearly 15 n colors, This book is designed to supply want long felt by thepublic, and especiall ae somal paca NEW BOOKS ON iso, equal y. & OTHER SUBJ 5 Apply tor circulars to J. DEWING & Co., 420._Bus Street, ima SAN FRANCISCO, CAL! . a —AND— Chemical Laboratory 524 SACRAMENTO STREET, San Francisco. EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, Melted into Bars, and returns made in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours. from aby part.of the interior by express,and returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, soils, Waters, Industrial Products, -etc.— bd ver examined and reported upon. Contation on Chemical and Metallurgica potato, take a sound one, pay no at. ASSAY OFFICE. Bullion can be forwarded to this office . «Ali the Rager”. ee ROR <tr than area: NOTHING PRETTIER has lately been introduced {or Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s wear “The Tortowe Th WHITE, GRAY, aay Ne set . tled upon and improved the land applied for E C RU by them will be satisfactorily satenied. The ws 9 lands remaining unsold after this adjustAnd Other Colors. «. EMBRACED IN PATENT NO, 87 UNITED LANDS — OF THE-—— COMPANY, Marysville Land District, Cal. United States Patents Received. Information to Parchasers, Applicants and Settlers, UsGe. STATES PATENT NO. 37, dated April 80th, 1884, to the Central Pacific Railroad Company, embraces lands described in the subjoined tabulated list. A large proportion of these lands have been in the possession of applicants to purchase. Some have been sold antici 4 the +; others are now for sale to the . applicants to purchase from the Railroad nage ah ager ee is nuade chiefly forthe information of applicants to purchase, and to answer many inquiries. All the lands in this list not already led will be reviewed at once by Dana Pernt of —s division whereNotice of office land trials to determine the prior rights of the purchasers will be rights of those whe have in good ment will be advertised for sale. There will be no unnecessary delay in obtaining Patents for all the land applied for to which the gn og Bom be entitled in the Sacramento Land istrict; and all reament will be extended to — their earliest occupation and cultivaon, LIST OF LANDS sonable en STATES TO THE CENTRAL PACIFIC cneenmieminaneell) RAILROAD COMPANY, -They have a Jaunty Air which makes them Gen‘les g 5 erally Becoming. An invoice just received direct ASB alPe. : from New York. : denies eres ‘. : i: El Shs ‘ s Lot 13 of NW 1dot. Remember, that in our establishment we employ a} NEI G,to% [3.5 : 25} 11 . 8] 120.82 of SW 1-4..+-+2. : Lots 1, 2, 6,7, 10 of N 1-4; Lot 9 of NW FIRST CLASS MILLINER, 14; W 12 of SE 14: $11 of SE1-4:SW]1-4 of SE 1-4; N1-2 to F : z g wer Lot 12 of 1115 . 6 . 640.10 And aim to display as much skill upon the medium J rote 1, 2,6 oie 14; and low-priced: work as upon the more expensive. Swit. NW 1-4) gl a5 . . 449.41 kinds. 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gramme” as set forth in a recent ~ information of Page, we put the opin“legally shot. -chovies, Cakes, Crackers, Deviled Price SanFrancisco Store. t£ VEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. TY ‘Tur central Republiéan club of Los Angeles, at their next meeting, propose to discuss the question of the government ownership of telegraph lines. Mr. Spence, formerly of this city, hopes they will also discuss the tariff, civil service, and the purchasing of all patent rights by the government. , Ovur sixty-five couple were in attendance at the ball at -Spenceville last Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to the best lady and gentleman waltzers, Mrs. Ellis, of Spenceville winning the lady’s prize, and Mr. Taggart, of Wheatland, the gentleman’s, TuE committee on the letting of privileges and furnishing of refreshments. for the Masonic picnic at Storm’s Ranch next month consists of I. J. Rolfe ef this city, G. W. Hilland T; H. Wilhelm of Grass Valley, and W.B, Hayford of Colfax. Tux Tidings asks for the TRANscrirt’s opinion of Mr. Page’s ‘‘protelegram from Washington. To gratify our contemporary and for the ion into print. Rev. G. H. Parppy, who has been here for some time past on a visit to his uncle, left yesterday for Yosemite. He will come back next week and atay a few days more before finally returning to his home in Ohio. Henry Tsomp3on and family, who some months ago removed to Sacramento, have returned. They say there is no place like the mountains for ahome. Miss Ruopa Gress of this city has returned home from a visit of two months to the family of P. H. Morphy at Brighton, Sacramento county. ee A. R. Hinckier, a prominent mining man whose base of operations is Australia, is here looking at some of the Nevada county bonanzas. 5 eetindl L. L. Rosprnson, President of the Miners Association, and H. Pichoir, the mining Seoretary, arrived yeaterday from San Francisco, M. Bowannan, the well known merchant of Graniteville, left here yesterday morning for a business trip to San Francisco. J. H. Conarp left yesterday for side in the future. BRAS ST EE Can Shoet Doves. Oni and after next Monday, and until next February, doves can be This announcement would be hailed with joy by the dovehunters were it not for: the fact that the recent storm put the harvesting back nearly two weeks in the valleys. As harvesting is first necessary to have good dove-shooting, there will probably be none of it done there until the middle of next month. A Fatal Fall. George S. Hanbridge, the plumber and gas fitter who fell down a flight of stairs at Virginia City Monday and broke his neck, had a number of acquaintances here. He married Miss Lou Bliven, a niece of Mrs. E: Bond of this city, and was formerly a’ resident here. Oe Pee A Bich Strike. Ore that pays over $300°a ton has just been struck in the lower level of the New York Hill mine at Grass Valley. Tributers who are working there made the discovery, and they have taken out severdl tons of the rlch rock. Saturday Night Dance. There will be no meeting of the ladies’ and children’s dancing class at the theatre on Saturday afternoon, on account of the building being occupied by the Democrats. In the evening the regular weekly soiree willbe held. _ Ir gentlemen want Unlaundried Shirts for 50 cents, go to the One Price San Francisco Store. tf Take Notice. _ At Tam’s Refreshment Store you will find frozen Eastern Oysters, Russian Caviar,Sardines, PickledTongue, Pickled Riggs, Pickled Herrings, AnHam, Potted Game, Shrimps, Confectionery, Nuts, French Mustard, Horseradish, Catsup,all kinds Sauces, Sweet Oil, Newshatel Cheese, etc. _ Tam has fitted up a fine refreshment room for the accommodation of his customers, and is ready to. serve them with Fresh Oysters, or anything in his line. ma28-6t Ir the ladies. want Black Silk Fischus 3 for 25 cents, go tothe One Dr. Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o’clock A COMPLETE SUCCESS, : Sean A Visit tothe State Fish Hatchery at Shebley’s. The TRANscriet reporter yesterday paid a visit to Joseph Shebley’s farm on the line of the Narrow Gauge Railroad fifteen and « half miles below this city, where was ¢stablished last spring a State fish hatchery. An hour’s inspection ‘of the premises and a careful investigation asto the management of the hatchery, was sufficient to satisfy the seribe that no mistake had been made by the Commissioners in _ the selection of.the location and the appointment of the Superintendent. In the spacious building on the west bank of the largest of the two arti‘ficial reservoirs that adorn the beautiful valley which Mr. Shebley has been cultivating for the past sixteen years, till it now blooms like a ross, is the spacious building where most of the work isdone. Ranged crossways of the building are fourteen long hatching boxes, in double rows, with passage ways around them. The boards of which thease boxes are made have until recently been painted, but now as new ones are added they are submitted toa carbonizing process which gives better results than the old way did. The bottoms of them are spread with clean to hold the eggs. A bountiful supply of water, brought down in pipes from a spring on the mountain side, is conducted through these. boxes (which are slightly elevated at one end) and over the eggs, passing off at the lower end into the trout-brook that feeds the reservoirs. The water is kept at a temperature of from 55 to 56 degrees Farenheit. The full process of artificial. incubation is one that must be seen to be understood. “A brief newspaper description, hastily written, would afford but little satisfaction to those who understand the subject, and could be of no benefit to those who donot, Whatwe desire to present particularly to the public is the fact that this year’s work at Shebley’s has been crowned with unqualified success under the excellent management of I. C. Frazier, the gentleman in charge, who has had ten or twelve years’ valuable experience as a pisciculturiet, and understands his business thoroughly in all details. Of thirty thousand land-locked salmon eggs brought from Buckport, Maine, twenty-eight thousand have been hatched, and the little fellows are now ready for shipment. A large number of McCloud river trout eggs from the U. S. Fishery at Baird, Shasta county, have also been received this spring and are doing equally well. Some of them are hatched, others are hatching, and still other lots have been but just ‘‘set.” The capacity of the institution is auch that 700,000 eggs can be hatched at one plant. So far this year 75,000 have been brought out in good shape, and Superintendent Frazier hopes to increase the number to half a million before the season closes, The main drawback so far has been a scarcity of spawn, but he will go to Lake Fehoo in a few.days and obtain a supply there by resorting to what is known as “‘stripping.” ‘ ti we Beats Grass Valley. John Lawrence, the foandryman of this city, has a hen that would be a credit to any country or any age. The other day it laid an~egg measuring 84 inches around it one way, and G4 inches the other, and it did not. feel that day, either. The versatility of Mr. Lawrence’s hen is another point worthy of note. Every time it lays one of these big eggs, such as deseribed above, it goes to the other extreme on the following day and lays an egg not larger than a robin’s. Every month of 30days Mr. Lawrence gets from its nest 15 big eggs and 15 little ones. It never misses fire, and instead of cackling over its remarkable feats, it crows. Nevada City is proud of that hen. SNSudbiGei ue Ix you want to buy Hats at half price go to the Oue Price San Francisco Store. d ma29-tf More Li ht than he Electric” or Any Other Lamp Eves: Invented. Ata recent test made in San Francisco by experts between the “Electric” and ‘‘Needle” lamps, the ‘‘Needle” was declared the best and most brilliant by fifteen candle power, For sale by Guo. E. TurNER. my7-lm : —_—_—— eo Cabbage Plants for Sale. The earliest cabbage, and choicest varieties of summer and winter cabages, 50 cents a hundred. ie Joun C, WELLS. Main street, first house above U, S: Brewery. ma28-6t For a cough or cold: there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. ——__ po ‘For Ninety Days. . In order to enlarge and. repair our buildings, all goods in our store will be sold at greatly reduced prices for the next ninety days. P. M, to 9o’clock a, mt, > tf my28-tf -Leao & Suaw.”, gravel, and series of movable baskets . . of wire nef-work are placed inside . upesually well}. A Popular Agency. © od Henry K Field, General Agent for the Pacific Coast, of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, left here yesterday for Truckee. Mr. Field is makin @ tout of his agencies in this section of the State, and finds them generally in a prosperous condition. Under his supervision the New England Mutual has obtained @ prominence on the Coast second to that of no life insurance company. In this pact of the State they have recently written a large number of tisks, confining their business to the best classes of citizens. This is the oldest purely mutual life insurance company in the country, having been chartered in 1835. It has a worthy representative in Mr. Field, who has many warm personal friends allthrough the mountain counties, and by his square methods of doing business wins the confidence of all with whom he~has dealings. The best evidence of his popularity is the success which the company has met with inthis neighborhood. It is unprecedented here in the life in-. surance business, Beyond a doubt, Mr; Field is the right man in the right place. ; Hunting. a Home. R. McMurray passed throughthis city yesterday morning. He told the repotter he was on his’ way to Los Angeles in search of a home and business. He eays he hae been forced to. siccumb to the inevitable and abandon one of the moat delightful climates and homes in the world on-account of the ruination, by the anti-mining litigation,of the country around North San Juan. He informs us that the Eureka Lake Company has suspended all operations, and discharged from its works every man excepting the Superintendent, Mr. Bigelow, who is retained to look after the property. From the cleaning up of, bed-rock the fate that stares i¢ in the face. Tricky Boys. Sheriff Tompkins now rings the curfew bell every evening at 8 o’clock sharp, and straightway the streets are apparently cleared of idle and mischievous boys. We say ‘‘apparently” cleared, but appearances in this case, as in many others, are misleading. Some of the boys have for their protection from the arm of the law after eight o’clock nice looking parcels made by wrapping up old tin cans, bricks and other debris in paper and when interviewed by the police puton an innocent look and say their mothers know they are out, The officers having learned their little game, will hereafter have them at a disadvantage. —— + oe Superior Court. The following business was transsacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Calewell presiding: Miller vs. -Carter. Execution stayed for twenty days. Cross vs. Zellerbach et al. cution stayed for thirty days. John Manson, a native of Canada, was naturalized. KxeStoddard vs. Callaghan. Motion for non-suit argued and denied. Case tried and submitted. The jury returned a verdict for the ‘plaintiff declaring him entitled to damages in the sum of $150. ‘ ——— Selling Liquer Hlegally. R. D. Dismore, who lives in the lower part of the county, near the iron mine, was arrested Tuesday by Constable Venard for selling liquor without a license. Upon being brought to this city and arraigned before Justice Wadsworth ‘he pleaded guilty and.was fined $27. Having paid the fine he went over to the Collector’s office and took out a license, { Iy you want a good suit of clothes ‘go to the One Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf . ee Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery of ice in Nevada City for the Summer season, All orders left at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ma28 Agent Wanted. A live canvasser is wanted to take holg of a lucrative agency in this part of the State, Apply to ATA Ott, Nvada City. > m27-lw > . _ Selling at Reduced Prices. _—_—_— . “Being desirous of closing out my business in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and. all. goods in my line at reduced rates for cash. I will also sell my buildings and fixtures. © = ml-lm — Gro, E. Turner. Change of Time ef Service. On and after Sunday, June Ist, until further notice, there will be no morning service at Trinity Episcopal Chureh. The service will be in the evening, commencing at 7:30. my28-5¢ W. C. PowxLt, Pastor. ee Claims Arising out of a Debris Suit. A motion to set aside the execution issued against the Excelsior Mining Company to recover their portion of the judgment given in the famous debris cise by the Circuit Court, was argued Monday morning before Judge Sawyer by D. M. Delmas for the defendant, and Wm. M. Stewart repregenting L. L. Robinson. Robinson, as President of the ‘‘Miners Association,” paid the whole amount of the judgment. Upon presenting the claim against the Excelsior Company for $3,107, their share, his demand was not honored, and on the 15th instant a writ of attachment was issued against the delinquent company. Mr. Delmas read a deposition of J. A. Bolles, superintendent of the Excelsior Mining Company, in which it was claimed that the company had paid various sums, sufficient to counterbalance the claim, of which no accounting had ‘been made. Mr. Stewart produced au affidavit denying the former’s allegations, The matter was taken under advisment by Judge Sawyer. Hold on Boy. Hold on to your tongue when you. are just ready to swear, lie or speak harshly, or use any improper word. Hold on to your hand when you are about to pinch, strike, catch, steal or do any improper act. Hold on to your feet when you are on the point_of kicking, running away from Sucy, or pursuing the path of error, shame or crime. Hold on to your temper when you are angry, excited or imposed upon, or others are angry with you. Hold on to your good name at . all times, for itis of more value than gold, high position, or fashionable attire. Hold onto virtue. It is above all price to you under all circumstances. Hold on to your good character, for it is and ever will be your best wealth. ————

An Improved Ore Crusher. In Utah there is an improved crusher just out, an improvement on Blake’s, that will crugh one ton per hour so that it will go through a forty-five screen, fine enough for leeching, and probably for roasting and amalgamating. The wearing parts of this crusher can be furnished for $250 a year, and it is steadily at work, These improvements promise an immense reduction in the cost of extracting the precious metals; and consequently the rendering available of many ores heretofore worthless by reason of their poverty. —_——_ome An Open Question. The Arabian evergreen millet, which is being boomed in California and Nevada, is claimed by Eastern journals to be nothing but Johnson grass, the seed of which is worth $4 50 per bushel, James Kitts has lanted some of it on his ranch below this city, and he will be able to testify ina year or two as to the value of it. et Pittsburg Mine. The Union says: The work of driving the tunnel in the Pittsburg to » connection with the main working incline is progressing favorably, and it is expected that it will be completed in about one month, when the mine will soon be drained of water and regular mining operations started up. . vo the Ladies Only. We have received a. full line of French and Spanish Laces and also Spanish Ties of all descriptions, and a full line of Fischus.gll of the latest styles, also linén lices, which will be sold ate great sacrifice. 1t L. Hyman. Seeds, Seeds. A large and fresh supply of Field, Garden and Flower Seeda at Carr Bros., Cor. Pine and Commercial streets. —_>-o-— . Snmmons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this morning at Smith’s, and is selling rapidly for medicinal purposes. mal8-tf 5 atin San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 20, 1882.—-I use Ammen’s Cough Syrupin my family, 1 recommend it— 1 have sold on-my recommendation— still I should not have done so out of. business or friendly consideration did I not believe in the medicine. * * _[Extract from letter from E. H. Baxter, of firm of Langly & Michaels, wholesale druggists. eg epee ae Don’s forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, augar-cured hams, wines ‘and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything ‘found in 4 first-class grocery store. jy 19-tf —_—--‘Tuose new lamps that Tracy in the Transcript Block is now exhibe iting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. ‘They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent pet hour with coal oil, ‘Go and look at them whether you wish to purchase or not, Bt 5 EXPERTING PO TATOES. What Symptoms to Look for in a : Goed Irish Apple. To distinguish a good from a bad tention to ite outward appearance, but divide it into two parts with a sharp knife and examine the exposed inner surfaces. If there isso much water or juice that a slight pressure would seemingly cause it to fall off in drops, you may be sure that it will be soggy after it is boiled, That is evidence of a poor potato, and don’t you buy it. The following are the requistes of a good potato: When cut in halves the color should be yellowish-white; if it isa deep yellow it will not cook well, There must be a considerable amount of moisture, though not enough to collect in drops and fall off, even with moderate pressure, Rub the two pieces together, and ifit is good, a white froth-will appear around the edges and also upon the two suré faces after they are separated. This signifies the presence of a proper quantity of starch, The more froth then, the better the potato; while the less there is the poorer it will cook. The quantity of the starchy element can be judged by the more or less ready adherence of the two parts. If the adherence is sufficient for one piece to hold the other up, the fact is evidence of a good article. These are experiments usually made by experts when buying potatoes, and are the best that can be given short of boiling; but even they are by no means infallible. A PATENT medisine testimonial says: ‘For six months I was unable to lie on my back, Since using three bottles of your ‘Magical Preparation’ 1 am able to lie easily.” We should say so. He lies as easily asa circus poster; and it may be that the latter has also swallowed a few bottles of the marvelous ‘‘preparation.” _ Or PrEsIDENT ARTHUR'S son writes poetry, but this should not be laid up against his Excellency. The boy may be too big to lick and not old enough to know better. oo ‘His bark is‘on the see,” remarked Adolphus as he vainly endeavored to escape the observation. of her father’s watch dog. —_———————— Wuerx there’s a will there’s alawsuit, SRE UE Tux rose bud opening to the morn, While yet the dew hangson the thorn, Exnales less sweetness than is wont To breathe from lips that SOZODONT Has touched with a soft crimson glow That shows the dazzling teeth off so. Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing bas receiyed from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up ingents’ suits,.in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf _ Or ‘ Big Dry Goods Sale at Grass Valley. Sam Yeo, the Champion of Cheapness, late purchaser of Bamberger Bros.’ stock of dry goods at half price. Bargain hunters will save half their money by coming to Grass Val_. ley for dry goods. Crowded with customers, ' Money must be raised. Parties should come early in the day to insure being waited on while the rush continues at my10-t£ * 2am YEO’, > Carr Broruers keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf +o Notice. Aslsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and am in no way connected with the same, those indebted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Yours, M. Sinton, No. 412 Sacramento St., S, F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will give receipt for all money paid them on my account. cy he a serspeacru sees sept A Bonanza for Agents. THE AMERICAN Farm and Home Cyclopedia. A’ ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to wealth, health and happiness, and a work that ‘every farmer who expects to succeed will be compelled to purchase, in self-defense. The volume is an invaluable daily referense book for the farm r, his wife, sons and dauyhters, supplied with a copious index to make reference vasy and expeditious, and illustrated with over 2,000 engravings, and nearly 15 n colors, This book is designed to supply want long felt by thepublic, and especiall ae somal paca NEW BOOKS ON iso, equal y. & OTHER SUBJ 5 Apply tor circulars to J. DEWING & Co., 420._Bus Street, ima SAN FRANCISCO, CAL! . a —AND— Chemical Laboratory 524 SACRAMENTO STREET, San Francisco. EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, Melted into Bars, and returns made in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours. from aby part.of the interior by express,and returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, soils, Waters, Industrial Products, -etc.— bd ver examined and reported upon. Contation on Chemical and Metallurgica potato, take a sound one, pay no at. ASSAY OFFICE. Bullion can be forwarded to this office . «Ali the Rager”. ee ROR <tr than area: NOTHING PRETTIER has lately been introduced {or Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s wear “The Tortowe Th WHITE, GRAY, aay Ne set . tled upon and improved the land applied for E C RU by them will be satisfactorily satenied. The ws 9 lands remaining unsold after this adjustAnd Other Colors. «. EMBRACED IN PATENT NO, 87 UNITED LANDS — OF THE-—— COMPANY, Marysville Land District, Cal. United States Patents Received. Information to Parchasers, Applicants and Settlers, UsGe. STATES PATENT NO. 37, dated April 80th, 1884, to the Central Pacific Railroad Company, embraces lands described in the subjoined tabulated list. A large proportion of these lands have been in the possession of applicants to purchase. Some have been sold antici 4 the +; others are now for sale to the . applicants to purchase from the Railroad nage ah ager ee is nuade chiefly forthe information of applicants to purchase, and to answer many inquiries. All the lands in this list not already led will be reviewed at once by Dana Pernt of —s division whereNotice of office land trials to determine the prior rights of the purchasers will be rights of those whe have in good ment will be advertised for sale. There will be no unnecessary delay in obtaining Patents for all the land applied for to which the gn og Bom be entitled in the Sacramento Land istrict; and all reament will be extended to — their earliest occupation and cultivaon, LIST OF LANDS sonable en STATES TO THE CENTRAL PACIFIC cneenmieminaneell) RAILROAD COMPANY, -They have a Jaunty Air which makes them Gen‘les g 5 erally Becoming. An invoice just received direct ASB alPe. : from New York. : denies eres ‘. : i: El Shs ‘ s Lot 13 of NW 1dot. Remember, that in our establishment we employ a} NEI G,to% [3.5 : 25} 11 . 8] 120.82 of SW 1-4...+-+2. : Lots 1, 2, 6,7, 10 of N 1-4; Lot 9 of NW FIRST CLASS MILLINER, 14; W 12 of SE 14: $11 of SE1-4:SW]1-4 of SE 1-4; N1-2 to F : z g wer Lot 12 of 1115 . 6 . 640.10 And aim to display as much skill upon the medium J rote 1, 2,6 oie 14; and low-priced: work as upon the more expensive. Swit.. NW 1-4) gl a5 . . 449.41 kinds. In making hats to order we get BUT ONE ea tous, sof OW clas . «. aoe PROFIT, and that upon the materials furnished, Merge 11] 15 . « . 640 : : ; W 1-2 of NW 1-4; E which willbe fomhd as low asthe lowest. MidotsW LA.. ir i : is AGS cccces cuseasceess . N 1-2; SE 1-4; N 1-2 of : > ” 25 15 “ 2 NELéof SWi-4...>) . “ . MAIN STREET, = Corner Broad and Pine Sts, —_—_—_—— WALTER D. VINTON Proprictor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, — : Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist-and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AGENTS FOR London & Lancashire al Insurance Com Than which there are none better gz Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent DruggistTNA IRON WORKS, 247 and 219 Fremont Street.. ++e++++ San Francisco. 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