May 3, 1884 (4 pages)

ESE a eed tween the lady, of the house and her 8 “Published Daily, Mondays Excepted, ry, which is just out, contains the Speaks Well of Them. BROWN & CALKINS. cotigwiog 9 er a Roscoe ConkM.J. McCutchan, who formerly te . tings ‘ > ae 2 this city, and = sane . 2 blest “ied ost brilliant . ( McCutchan) stil resides SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1884. maiiiof the del gation. was Roscoe heré, is‘ now located at Thompson’s 2 % DO NOT. TRUST THEM, GENTLE INE, The Placer ‘Times as says. thas “antidebris Eogineer Allardt expressed himself to the effect that no barm could resnlé from the working of the Dutch Flat mines, as only the heavy matter remained, and that Meek and Peck of bis staff maintain the same views, These gentlemen are meek enovgh when in a mining camp, but as soon as they get away ‘they denounce the miners ss outlaws. The statement of Allardt is undoubtedly true, but is in conflict with his testimony in the Gold Ron case, Had he testified in that case in accordance with his statements at Dutch Fiat, the Gold Run Company wonid not hase been enjoined. But these anti-mining experts are a janusfaced set of people, as was shown by the conduct of T. G. Robinsor at Brandy City. _ The California The following is « list of delegates and alternates chosen to represent California in the National Republican Convention, which meets at Chicago on June 3d; At large—W. W. Morrow, George A. Knight, Thomas R. Bard, Horace Davis. Alternates—Horace F. Page, Frank M. Pixley, R. ©. Caskill, James M, MoShafter. First district—C, C, Bush and B. O. Carr, -No alternates, . Second district—W. H. Parks and G. W. Schell. Alternates—D. E. Knight and T. H. Barnard. Third district—William Johnson and Eli Dennison. Alternates—W. EK, Pond and T. B. Thompson. Fourth district—David MeClure and-Brederidk. Crocker,» Alternates —Frank I-French and W. B. May. Fifth district—J, D; Spreckels and . , M @G Blake. Alternater—J.—W. . Rea and mt Norton. . Sixth diat: D, G. Reed and Oregon Saunders. Alternates — Thomas Flint and Mr. Crooks. A Bible That Had the News.A man was guce upon a time sellirig Bibles, At one of the where he offered thé blessed volume there was a:differenee of opinion behusband as to whether the. bools ,be a 25 cetit or $3 copy. ‘The wife war attracted by the morocco and, gilt. The husband wasn’t a bit fasciriated by the binding, They retired to o corner for consulation, and after a9 . argument the man reported te the peddler: '‘We'll take the one. for .@ quarter, ‘[here’s just as much néws in it.as there is in the one that’s four tines as big,and twelve times as costly.” Sale Jim Kuxnx has failed. . The expeeted has occurred. The free lance has, been placed hors. du. combat. His failure was’ inevitable from the moment he entered Wall street, Keene isan Englishman by birth. He came to this country a friendless boy andowes his name and fame his own. efforts. Hecame to California early in the 50's’ and for some years drove a milk wagon in the town of Shasta. It has been said that he edited a newspaper io that town, and he-has never contradicted “the rumor to that effect. But no vestige of hig editorial: work remains and it is extremely unlikely that the man ever mounted the tripod. Se . Tars isthe ‘way Lawyer Campbell, who defended Berner, is said to. have secured his acquittal and brought about’ the Cincinnati riet: Of the hundred jutofs drawn in the ‘@ise, he selected twelve to be Stfixed,” To the others he. sent’ The first volume of Blsine’s histo. Am Ex-Resident of Nevada City Who Falls, “one day’s drive from Eagle City. In @ letter to afriend, after discussing other matters, he says: ~ “Since I wrote the other part of this letter, there has come to light some very encouraging news from the mines, One thing is that an old gentleman, who is Justice of .the Peace at Horse Plains, came in lest night and showed me some beautifal gold that he had personally taken out of his claim, and I om quite sure he told the truth; besides, he showed me a specimen of the quartz that is found in this country that looks so barren and dry, but which is as ric’ asany of the specithens from the Harris mine, To look atthe texture of the rock, one would say, if he did not see the gold before his eyes, that it was of no earthly account, Then, a Mr, Roberts, a merchant, and thoroughly reliable gentleman, has come in froin 4 trip to the mines, and he says everything looks very favorable; that the miners are Conkling. © He liad been elected’ to the preceding Congress when but twenty-nine years of age, and exhibited a readiness and eloquence in debate that placed him! at once in the front rank. His command of language was remarkable. In affluent and exuberant diction Mr. Conkling was never surpassed in either branch of Congress, unless, perhaps by ‘Rufus Choate.” Bima 5 Tuer is an inscription on a tombstone in the old cemetery in Newport, R. I., reading: ‘‘The human form respected for honesty and Known fifty years by the Appellation, Christopher Ellery began to dissolve in the month of February, 1789.” _ {considers the best evidence, and *} most certain indications ef the solidity of the camp, ia thatthe merchants are quite ready to trust the miners for all manner of supplies. Another merchant told me that his firm had bought several small lots of gold, and had taken several little dabs in payment of bills for supplies, All this. goes to show that our, little piece of country has a good, ;solid foundation for its. future prosperity; and, besides, there have been several lots of very nice looking quarts POWDER: Absolutely Pure. This powder never. varies. A mar'vel-of purity, strength and whole someness ire economical than the all getting to work, aud what he. & TaLkina of the Cincinnati riot and the causes: which led to it, the Iowa State Register says that murder is one of the safest crimes to commit in Iowa. There have been over 200 murders in that State since 1864, and not a murderer has been hanged, Wuen General Tom Nelson, of Indians, was in England several years ago, » blue-blooded maid of honor asked him to suggest a name for her “Why, mame him Tonic,” teplidd the suave American. ‘‘Tonio”: ejaculated the truly-English girl, with traly-English amazement. “why do you onggest such a name?” “Oh . because it is so appropriate for a dog. You know he is a composition of whine, bark ‘and steal.” And all England grinned. oo Ix England, Iceland, Sweden, Russia.and America many women are already voters, Lawes, the British sculptor, is a bankrupt, £25,000. Tue State railways of Germany areexperimenting with American paper cat-wheels, ASTORI his debts aggregating tism, Spraina uns, Galls, ‘Sd. The most Powerful and Pene~ trating Pain-relieving ond Healing Remedy known to man. I PSPC RL NOEL Flour per 100 Ibs.. $2 50 Wheat WS yas 2 25 Corn gece ae: 2 2% Barley ; porund Barley 100 ibs, 1 40 Middlings 100 Ibs.-. Bran Crushed Sugar 8 1-2 lbs 1 00) Granulated“ 9 « “100 . Brown “10 *° 100 Java Coffee 4 “ 100 Costa Rica “ 6 “100 for, infants and: Children. Pi fn sO U4 60 pes Fineulenay, Const Yooh aae ee Tomatoes 8-cans.--1 00 insures gotennestcy Green Corn 7 “.-+-.-1 00 roe Car Pattee Green Peas 7 “.---: 1 00 {fesimmend uae carpets But Castoriag . String Beané. 7 “.1 00 * is . “ gravida Rom, Beodiyn, i — Oysters qr ereiis, 1¢O Lobsters 6.2% 1 00 mrnbudiat ses tee eaten E Sardines 6 “Ss.e0e 100 ~ Jelly aes 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “.. 1 00 eS rere 1 373 1 50 1 25 ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold n competition with the multitude of :jow test, o% weight, alumor phoshate . } °SoLp ONTY-EN CANS. VAL BAeKd Powper C€6:,-106 ‘Wall st., N. Y. £&. ROSENTHAL’S . Popular Variety Stare,. * Commercial Street, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ™ PLACE To BUY Fing Confectionery, . Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete. Mountain and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. FRESH. VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY, E. ROSENTHAL. FOR CITY MARSHAL. E.C, BALDRIDGE, s HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS . A CANdilate for the office of City Marshal, sub-. ece to the decision of the voters of Nevada‘ ity. Election, Monday, May 5th. For City Marshal. 0. TOMPKINS is. hereby ‘announe'd . a8 a candidate or the office of City Marshal, at he ensuing charter election subject to the decision of'the voters of Nevada City, fe : For City Treasurer, JOSEPH D. FLEMING, 8 HEREBY ANNOUNCED. AS A CANDIdate for the office of City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevada City. Election, May. 5th, A Stockholders’ Meeting. See ey feet marked copies of the Cincinnati mmewspapers costaining Berner's coti. feasion before the coroner, the law.of the State none of, the! jurors who had read this confeasion ~ gould serve, ——_+ 4-——— Mrs. Rexves, the wife; OF Sims Reeves, said the othér day: “Why, ladies come to’ me’ and say, ‘I have a daughter:who sings well. I want her to appear in public, How long: do you think it would , take! to train, her—nine months?’ ‘Niue years, madaine, Even s bootmaker’ takes aeven,’” oF CIVILIZATION. is regularly at Cceurd’ Alene. The first wedding was celebrated on the lst day of last month; the first gospel sermon was preached of ‘the $d, and a newspaper was started on . . the 6th, The next thing in order is} for some fellow to die with his boots . off, Di LAPEER <aishe ‘i Marie = Tacuiont, the “famons dancer, died April 24thoin. Mar. seilles, She was born in Stock‘holm in 1884,.and won renown in " -__, the larger cities of Europe, petizing be oy th @ fortane in 1947. LBW GEREN A EE “T'p like to have you give me a good send-off,” said ® man ‘to Ad the other day. “Well, as . a8. soon as my boots come-back from ‘the cobblers I'll do it,” wae the of]. Under. _Preereming "PRAMAS Ny Ra CIATION, will, be held at Magonic Hall on Mondays, May AMth, , 1884, Abs otélock: »/Mt,, tor thie putpdee of electon . tee: Trustees of said Association, and such yal business as . fully pan ee = ted oe brought in to me for examination, and take it all around, I think the} outlook is fine, for any: one who} ' somes with o@ little coin and. plenty . . of energy: As to, the, permanenoy of il v the candidate a dispensation ‘Was applied for “arid ‘received ‘f jifaard Lodize,* "au jatditon took . place: Supday,evening. A hand of ‘masic wae ih’ attendance ‘and the . temple was haudsomely decorated. The brdthets and sisters were. ‘eloth‘ed int falter and approptiate’ regalia. . They presented 9» wajestic appearance. FOr’ the’ confageous manner . . Lin which he stood the’texts, Mr, °Siegal was unenimously elected to’ the high auditesponsible ofits, of Gs R. PR de As Gi {' for the eneuinyy érm. . Thia ig an ; honor uot often a aay . . upom new members’ and was dulyap. ) preciated ‘by the. ‘gentleman from San Francisto, who. declared. his, jutention of coming back next: fall and ere? : ene sarees in ‘the ordér, the . om Newest GRADWATES. ‘BALL! ae GIVEN BY nana GLASS OF 1884, Nevaita “City High ‘Seto, AT HUNT’ 8 HALL, Bia it 42” We want to call your: apévied. ment ef before. bec TADA 0. ty, th te) Priay Tsing June:6, 1884, : ADMISSION, ONE pene tor one genCorner Broad and Pi (leinali and two ladies. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. ‘ inion mul 8, abe pear To the:Gallery, 25 cents, J. E. CARR. PIONEER FU tt f STORE, Commercial Steet «wn jes Opposite Masonic Hall LM. b SUEFORTH, poapeaeren. Yoana am “Hag cone ‘ol the, Largest and best selected stocks ver Side of Sacramento, consisting of tiny. Parlor and on — nee eam 2 net oath et distance. tree Aimer Corner Pine and Cuninieniin sts. the mi foretell, .b = = e mines, no one gan foretell, but . : = : none should come here expecting to it i got rich in & short time, Musoleand When you-come to think of it, it is not a> —_ fi odd that literary dt f ipe to . Peer) money are needed _ in,the develop. cigar. It is handler 10 mache when they O [/— a ment.of any new country, and hore} J . ‘ana'then it gives them we true essence . {f Ss ‘isw good show for both.” and flavor of the tobacco. pols 0 _ 2a LS vanities “haan str ang = Fr the tobace: fhe Golden Toba: & Mo, Hoined. Be Aiayers, J . Bett of North Oarolina ie the most dele t ~2 The Downieville Tribune telis this] . . than Turkish, more fragrent than Havana, good one: A San Francisco “drumfreer Grom sntiraten one, yay ee he ‘i as as imer named A, W. Siegal arrived in praises and the habitual smoker demands. ——— [ew . town Saturday evening,,.oud. wishing . , phe vere Gai red Lge Sey q ba . . to.get. acquainted.with the manners weak Dusham ‘oagoo 02. = co “om customs of the people, signified . ; tae Tabacco. Itis Lg mmm . righ Lo-becgme.e. member of the } nuit, with Bal -w— se a able Order of EK. . (}) —— ee acs: VY. Siciita Fe haa ‘€ver tbeen i ——2 ee ere yi a) did fob ir p on'this oca> SS . casidtly Cl me b-ahe “bccommodate . ) [ = orgasm zien scat ‘and carefi é : careful and ete ae ey ; al = SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT, We are pleased to announce that our : SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. dur New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment-of the and Best. In Seavonable Good; émbracing all the Latest Novelties and Standard ; Grades as well, Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, -”. FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. attention to the Very Large AesortBOOTS AND SHOES Which we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this line our Prices: We-Chin Be The Lowest! vid For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this county that eel eg direct from ‘firet: hands, ray be enabling us to give our customCerned Beef 3 “.. 1 00 Salmon QO: Mee is 1 00 Table Peaches 4 “‘.--. 1 00 Coffee, 5 Ib cans ... 75 Coffee, 3 Ib cans ..-50. Chocolate, 4 papers . -1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 lb. bam. +6. . 50% 7.1 50 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60-for-..s945+ 1.00 Candles per box.:.:.. 1°76 Soap per box..-.+-+. 26 Butter per roll ... 50 Eggs per dozen.. «+» 806 Pie Fruit, 6 cans,..--100 Syrup per gallon,.. peare Syiup 5 gallon keg. 3 xs Codfish per Ib,... And ccetything else in reo WILLA WOLE SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. . STERLING far oe = ‘ iaaaeane a Dry Coods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Including alljthe Latest and Most Desirable Styles, which will be sold at the Very Lowest Prices. My past experience enables me to fully understand the wants of the trade here, an satisfaction is guaranteed to all who Liver Me With their patronage, [MY MOTTO : Good Goods at Reasonable Prices One Price and Fair Dealing. Dye from the country faithfully_attendMBS. M. A. STERLING, Eisen Bres., ne Streets, Nevada City. Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. T. H, CARR. CARR: BROTHERS:. Proprietors of 4 The-Palace Drugstore, Nevada’ City, Korp betsy ye on hand a large and complete jtock of everything usually found in. " FIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE. MAINS OS, . YARN \ Commercial Street, Pachter: Trar <crij Block, Nevada City. : x ab Notiee te the Electors of Neva_ ~ da City. corporation, (a ee paren. will be subsiitted "to" the eas mentee evada : See ete eee "un tomanicipal corporations of the ilth Clans; . and you are auen ed: to place upon your or. ** By order of the Board of Trustees. : he Roar of Trane K. Caspzr, Clerk. Passed March 26th 1884. mh2s MRS. WM. BIé NCH, ee Wak! Heb Cacis, ‘nbantenbs ee at cae pa a BOOKS, + Music, Plain and Fancy Work. ‘ CURTAIN POLES, BEDS A} D BEDDING OF Av eb st ~BLANK BOOKS, i Will alsorgive instructions.in — ie . aN MISCELLAN EOUS BOOKS. Painting in Oil and Water Col. es carpe. *-_~ MLL-Kamos oF PHRIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWseaens,. "22" C8207 FP aromas esr ear NOR AREA CARPE, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, gern ench, 2 penta enon, HALRB. BATTING, Plain snd Faney work,25 cents per I ieee a . THE: FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, RS aherdassSans Upolstering in-all its no done ox'thé Wértext notice —— score ord OEE “tan reansotn § LMAIINGS'ALWAY9 ON HAND. re opulent per tessa, men and Sa in California and the Eastern a MSY BLANCH, . Stata reece: rete {onion d Laneashite ald Manchester oun Ser rt td tl . eee gee en to pack and _Fuvaiture for tamilies sand others, ranhnc panics gs, e De gl AUCTION SALE No Not Fail to. Att and the Hamnott ACEULON SALE In wy Salestoom, inthe Trascript Block, ON SATURDAY EVENING; MAY 34, COMMENCING AT 7 O'CLOCK. Afull line of Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware, etc., will be Sold to the Highest Bidder For Cash. GEO. TRACY , Auctioneer. 1884, Openiag of Spring end Sumer Gonds’ 1804 . SATURDAY, APRIL 12th. A. Blumenthsi Corner Broad & Pine Streets, Has just received‘one’ of the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK «of GOODS Ever brought to this city. The stock consists of Summer Silks in plaid and stripes, Plain and Brocaded Satteens, Mohairand Melanges, Percales, Seersuckers, Canton Ginghams,eCheviots, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, ~~ “Towels and Crashes, ~ Corsets, Kid Gloves, and a full. line of Hosiery, in silk and lisle thread. An immense stock of Body~ Brussels, . Tapestry, ° Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Linoleim and” Oil Cloths, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, , And. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Bi Belore purchasing anything in my ‘line, you will gave 25 percent.-by purchasing the goods from me, ' Orders from the. country promptly attended to, arid samples sent on applications Respectfully, A. BLUMENTHAL. J. J. JACKSON, -----=PROPRIETOR. The Largest; the best ad Cheaps . — fineery Hons . i Nevada Gily. ech sims poet Sapiile® Everything usually found in a jen Grocery Establishment always kept.on Hand. To those who have never traded with me: Iyextend: a. special invitation to call before making their pugebases. 18 AND 20 ‘COMME ClAL STREET. CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & & SON, HlaveOQnened a ‘Wirst-c1ass Grocery and Provision Mrore, BR ion Ast0RTHENT oF . }And by so nasiag’ € can b_quote “LOWER : aor 2 best wr Oe We Batts Brea ane sal : ab Lt, ‘anni mi ng jog store, got #1 the telephone q' to Stockton w pythias. He ton g dragstore instrament put god pronounced tried but one ix liked better, * goo of that kin¢ ghoemaker of t B. P. Manse in town yeaterd visit with hit friends. He ca the Cross-Zelle he arrived the had been cone was begun. M with him bis . who will rema grandparents, ( The oppositio vada City and lines has brok line charges 10 other 5 cents. Sacramento sho that the rate ca fatare—it woul with their prese wt One dollar fi illuminated O. cards, with yor the number of thereon. Seve each subseque are the prices office only, 0 get left. Tus Magent Grass Valley i contragt for, eight-stamp n regularly ; tur The annual me will be held o Frep Jonzs, of the Fortuna but more recer mine, Sierra C cisco yeaterde start for Durar ing business, Ir was repor terday that Pr sign the princi; in this city in “cepted a pos school at Sag, . sees Tux celebra‘ water, at the . has dried up. that vicinity a’ wen sucked to Tae prospe sized vote will election. Th Marshal and.t # ing like beave: Joun Geore land, took out pers yesterday vote the Re) Fall, Cart. J, P. to Oakland, . streak of bad . in his busines: J, Gh Hat he furnitnre Kennedy, an house now occ ca Tas Unifor meet at Hunt 7k ‘o’cloch, quested to be THE ice m cool off eur co blers will be i: of weather con A son of W New York H« saddle horse considerably . Joun K, "E land, was 1 Caldwell’s Co Tux backh: ives signs token, Tae prosper olds good ap tere Tas is goo == Se pares Recallin, OF gar ' So cheeri And ck “EPICU Is the: For sale on bs-by the Nackson, ~~ Aucth A betteratgains in Oekery and ore offered y. The sa Transorip al atreest

ESE a eed tween the lady, of the house and her 8 “Published Daily, Mondays Excepted, ry, which is just out, contains the Speaks Well of Them. BROWN & CALKINS. cotigwiog 9 er a Roscoe ConkM.J. McCutchan, who formerly te . tings ‘ > ae 2 this city, and = sane . 2 blest “ied ost brilliant . ( McCutchan) stil resides SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1884. maiiiof the del gation. was Roscoe heré, is‘ now located at Thompson’s 2 % DO NOT. TRUST THEM, GENTLE INE, The Placer ‘Times as says. thas “antidebris Eogineer Allardt expressed himself to the effect that no barm could resnlé from the working of the Dutch Flat mines, as only the heavy matter remained, and that Meek and Peck of bis staff maintain the same views, These gentlemen are meek enovgh when in a mining camp, but as soon as they get away ‘they denounce the miners ss outlaws. The statement of Allardt is undoubtedly true, but is in conflict with his testimony in the Gold Ron case, Had he testified in that case in accordance with his statements at Dutch Fiat, the Gold Run Company wonid not hase been enjoined. But these anti-mining experts are a janusfaced set of people, as was shown by the conduct of T. G. Robinsor at Brandy City. _ The California The following is « list of delegates and alternates chosen to represent California in the National Republican Convention, which meets at Chicago on June 3d; At large—W. W. Morrow, George A. Knight, Thomas R. Bard, Horace Davis. Alternates—Horace F. Page, Frank M. Pixley, R. ©. Caskill, James M, MoShafter. First district—C, C, Bush and B. O. Carr, -No alternates, . Second district—W. H. Parks and G. W. Schell. Alternates—D. E. Knight and T. H. Barnard. Third district—William Johnson and Eli Dennison. Alternates—W. EK, Pond and T. B. Thompson. Fourth district—David MeClure and-Brederidk. Crocker,» Alternates —Frank I-French and W. B. May. Fifth district—J, D; Spreckels and . , M @G Blake. Alternater—J.—W. . Rea and mt Norton. . Sixth diat: D, G. Reed and Oregon Saunders. Alternates — Thomas Flint and Mr. Crooks. A Bible That Had the News.A man was guce upon a time sellirig Bibles, At one of the where he offered thé blessed volume there was a:differenee of opinion behusband as to whether the. bools ,be a 25 cetit or $3 copy. ‘The wife war attracted by the morocco and, gilt. The husband wasn’t a bit fasciriated by the binding, They retired to o corner for consulation, and after a9 . argument the man reported te the peddler: '‘We'll take the one. for .@ quarter, ‘[here’s just as much néws in it.as there is in the one that’s four tines as big,and twelve times as costly.” Sale Jim Kuxnx has failed. . The expeeted has occurred. The free lance has, been placed hors. du. combat. His failure was’ inevitable from the moment he entered Wall street, Keene isan Englishman by birth. He came to this country a friendless boy andowes his name and fame his own. efforts. Hecame to California early in the 50's’ and for some years drove a milk wagon in the town of Shasta. It has been said that he edited a newspaper io that town, and he-has never contradicted “the rumor to that effect. But no vestige of hig editorial: work remains and it is extremely unlikely that the man ever mounted the tripod. Se . Tars isthe ‘way Lawyer Campbell, who defended Berner, is said to. have secured his acquittal and brought about’ the Cincinnati riet: Of the hundred jutofs drawn in the ‘@ise, he selected twelve to be Stfixed,” To the others he. sent’ The first volume of Blsine’s histo. Am Ex-Resident of Nevada City Who Falls, “one day’s drive from Eagle City. In @ letter to afriend, after discussing other matters, he says: ~ “Since I wrote the other part of this letter, there has come to light some very encouraging news from the mines, One thing is that an old gentleman, who is Justice of .the Peace at Horse Plains, came in lest night and showed me some beautifal gold that he had personally taken out of his claim, and I om quite sure he told the truth; besides, he showed me a specimen of the quartz that is found in this country that looks so barren and dry, but which is as ric’ asany of the specithens from the Harris mine, To look atthe texture of the rock, one would say, if he did not see the gold before his eyes, that it was of no earthly account, Then, a Mr, Roberts, a merchant, and thoroughly reliable gentleman, has come in froin 4 trip to the mines, and he says everything looks very favorable; that the miners are Conkling. © He liad been elected’ to the preceding Congress when but twenty-nine years of age, and exhibited a readiness and eloquence in debate that placed him! at once in the front rank. His command of language was remarkable. In affluent and exuberant diction Mr. Conkling was never surpassed in either branch of Congress, unless, perhaps by ‘Rufus Choate.” Bima 5 Tuer is an inscription on a tombstone in the old cemetery in Newport, R. I., reading: ‘‘The human form respected for honesty and Known fifty years by the Appellation, Christopher Ellery began to dissolve in the month of February, 1789.” _ {considers the best evidence, and *} most certain indications ef the solidity of the camp, ia thatthe merchants are quite ready to trust the miners for all manner of supplies. Another merchant told me that his firm had bought several small lots of gold, and had taken several little dabs in payment of bills for supplies, All this. goes to show that our, little piece of country has a good, ;solid foundation for its. future prosperity; and, besides, there have been several lots of very nice looking quarts POWDER: Absolutely Pure. This powder never. varies. A mar'vel-of purity, strength and whole someness ire economical than the all getting to work, aud what he. & TaLkina of the Cincinnati riot and the causes: which led to it, the Iowa State Register says that murder is one of the safest crimes to commit in Iowa. There have been over 200 murders in that State since 1864, and not a murderer has been hanged, Wuen General Tom Nelson, of Indians, was in England several years ago, » blue-blooded maid of honor asked him to suggest a name for her “Why, mame him Tonic,” teplidd the suave American. ‘‘Tonio”: ejaculated the truly-English girl, with traly-English amazement. “why do you onggest such a name?” “Oh . because it is so appropriate for a dog. You know he is a composition of whine, bark ‘and steal.” And all England grinned. oo Ix England, Iceland, Sweden, Russia.and America many women are already voters, Lawes, the British sculptor, is a bankrupt, £25,000. Tue State railways of Germany areexperimenting with American paper cat-wheels, ASTORI his debts aggregating tism, Spraina uns, Galls, ‘Sd. The most Powerful and Pene~ trating Pain-relieving ond Healing Remedy known to man. I PSPC RL NOEL Flour per 100 Ibs... $2 50 Wheat WS yas 2 25 Corn gece ae: 2 2% Barley ; porund Barley 100 ibs, 1 40 Middlings 100 Ibs..-. Bran Crushed Sugar 8 1-2 lbs 1 00) Granulated“ 9 « “100 . Brown “10 *° 100 Java Coffee 4 “ 100 Costa Rica “ 6 “100 for, infants and: Children. Pi fn sO U4 60 pes Fineulenay, Const Yooh aae ee Tomatoes 8-cans..--1 00 insures gotennestcy Green Corn 7 “.-+-.-1 00 roe Car Pattee Green Peas 7 “.---: 1 00 {fesimmend uae carpets But Castoriag . String Beané. 7 “..1 00 * is . “ gravida Rom, Beodiyn, i — Oysters qr ereiis, 1¢O Lobsters 6.2% 1 00 mrnbudiat ses tee eaten E Sardines 6 “Ss.e0e 100 ~ Jelly aes 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “... 1 00 eS rere 1 373 1 50 1 25 ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold n competition with the multitude of :jow test, o% weight, alumor phoshate . } °SoLp ONTY-EN CANS. VAL BAeKd Powper C€6:,-106 ‘Wall st., N. Y. £&. ROSENTHAL’S . Popular Variety Stare,. * Commercial Street, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ™ PLACE To BUY Fing Confectionery, . Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete. Mountain and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. FRESH. VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY, E. ROSENTHAL. FOR CITY MARSHAL. E.C, BALDRIDGE, s HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS . A CANdilate for the office of City Marshal, sub-. ece to the decision of the voters of Nevada‘ ity.. Election, Monday, May 5th. For City Marshal. 0. TOMPKINS is. hereby ‘announe'd . a8 a candidate or the office of City Marshal, at he ensuing charter election subject to the decision of'the voters of Nevada City, fe : For City Treasurer, JOSEPH D. FLEMING, 8 HEREBY ANNOUNCED. AS A CANDIdate for the office of City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevada City. Election, May. 5th, A Stockholders’ Meeting. See ey feet marked copies of the Cincinnati mmewspapers costaining Berner's coti. feasion before the coroner, the law.of the State none of, the! jurors who had read this confeasion ~ gould serve, ——_+ 4-——— Mrs. Rexves, the wife; OF Sims Reeves, said the othér day: “Why, ladies come to’ me’ and say, ‘I have a daughter:who sings well. I want her to appear in public, How long: do you think it would , take! to train, her—nine months?’ ‘Niue years, madaine, Even s bootmaker’ takes aeven,’” oF CIVILIZATION. is regularly at Cceurd’ Alene. The first wedding was celebrated on the lst day of last month; the first gospel sermon was preached of ‘the $d, and a newspaper was started on . .. the 6th, The next thing in order is} for some fellow to die with his boots . off, Di LAPEER <aishe ‘i Marie = Tacuiont, the “famons dancer, died April 24thoin. Mar. seilles, She was born in Stock‘holm in 1884,.and won renown in " -__, the larger cities of Europe, petizing be oy th @ fortane in 1947. LBW GEREN A EE “T'p like to have you give me a good send-off,” said ® man ‘to Ad the other day.. “Well, as . a8. soon as my boots come-back from ‘the cobblers I'll do it,” wae the of]. Under. _Preereming "PRAMAS Ny Ra CIATION, will, be held at Magonic Hall on Mondays, May AMth, , 1884, Abs otélock: »/Mt,, tor thie putpdee of electon . tee: Trustees of said Association, and such yal business as . fully pan ee = ted oe brought in to me for examination, and take it all around, I think the} outlook is fine, for any: one who} ' somes with o@ little coin and. plenty . . of energy: As to, the, permanenoy of il v the candidate a dispensation ‘Was applied for “arid ‘received ‘f jifaard Lodize,* "au jatditon took . place: Supday,evening. A hand of ‘masic wae ih’ attendance ‘and the . temple was haudsomely decorated. The brdthets and sisters were. ‘eloth‘ed int falter and approptiate’ regalia. . They presented 9» wajestic appearance. FOr’ the’ confageous manner . . Lin which he stood the’texts, Mr, °Siegal was unenimously elected to’ the high auditesponsible ofits, of Gs R. PR de As Gi {' for the eneuinyy érm. . Thia ig an ; honor uot often a aay . . upom new members’ and was dulyap. ) preciated ‘by the. ‘gentleman from San Francisto, who. declared. his, jutention of coming back next: fall and ere? : ene sarees in ‘the ordér, the . om Newest GRADWATES. ‘BALL! ae GIVEN BY nana GLASS OF 1884, Nevaita “City High ‘Seto, AT HUNT’ 8 HALL, Bia it

42” We want to call your: apévied. ment ef before. bec TADA 0. ty, th te) Priay Tsing June:6, 1884, : ADMISSION, ONE pene tor one genCorner Broad and Pi (leinali and two ladies. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. ‘ inion mul 8, abe pear To the:Gallery, 25 cents, J. E. CARR. PIONEER FU tt f STORE, Commercial Steet «wn jes Opposite Masonic Hall LM. b SUEFORTH, poapeaeren. Yoana am “Hag cone ‘ol the, Largest and best selected stocks ver Side of Sacramento, consisting of tiny. Parlor and on — nee eam 2 net oath et distance. tree Aimer Corner Pine and Cuninieniin sts. the mi foretell, .b = = e mines, no one gan foretell, but . : = : none should come here expecting to it i got rich in & short time, Musoleand When you-come to think of it, it is not a> —_ fi odd that literary dt f ipe to . Peer) money are needed _ in,the develop. cigar. It is handler 10 mache when they O [/— a ment.of any new country, and hore} J . ‘ana'then it gives them we true essence . {f Ss ‘isw good show for both.” and flavor of the tobacco. pols 0 _ 2a LS vanities “haan str ang = Fr the tobace: fhe Golden Toba: & Mo, Hoined. Be Aiayers, J . Bett of North Oarolina ie the most dele t ~2 The Downieville Tribune telis this] . . than Turkish, more fragrent than Havana, good one: A San Francisco “drumfreer Grom sntiraten one, yay ee he ‘i as as imer named A, W. Siegal arrived in praises and the habitual smoker demands. ——— [ew . town Saturday evening,,.oud. wishing . , phe vere Gai red Lge Sey q ba . . to.get. acquainted.with the manners weak Dusham ‘oagoo 02. = co “om customs of the people, signified . ; tae Tabacco. Itis Lg mmm . righ Lo-becgme.e. member of the } nuit, with Bal -w— se a able Order of EK. . (}) —— ee acs: VY. Siciita Fe haa ‘€ver tbeen i ——2 ee ere yi a) did fob ir p on'this oca> SS . casidtly Cl me b-ahe “bccommodate . ) [ = orgasm zien scat ‘and carefi é : careful and ete ae ey ; al = SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT, We are pleased to announce that our : SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. dur New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment-of the and Best. In Seavonable Good; émbracing all the Latest Novelties and Standard ; Grades as well, Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, -”. FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. attention to the Very Large AesortBOOTS AND SHOES Which we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this line our Prices: We-Chin Be The Lowest! vid For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this county that eel eg direct from ‘firet: hands, ray be enabling us to give our customCerned Beef 3 “... 1 00 Salmon QO: Mee is 1 00 Table Peaches 4 “‘..--. 1 00 Coffee, 5 Ib cans ..... 75 Coffee, 3 Ib cans ....-50. Chocolate, 4 papers .. -1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 lb. bam.. +6. . 50% 7.1 50 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60-for-....s945+ 1.00 Candles per box..:.:... 1°76 Soap per box....-.+-+. 26 Butter per roll ...... 50 Eggs per dozen.... «+» 806 Pie Fruit, 6 cans,...--100 Syrup per gallon,... peare Syiup 5 gallon keg.. 3 xs Codfish per Ib,...... And ccetything else in reo WILLA WOLE SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. . STERLING far oe = ‘ iaaaeane a Dry Coods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Including alljthe Latest and Most Desirable Styles, which will be sold at the Very Lowest Prices. My past experience enables me to fully understand the wants of the trade here, an satisfaction is guaranteed to all who Liver Me With their patronage, [MY MOTTO : Good Goods at Reasonable Prices One Price and Fair Dealing. Dye from the country faithfully_attendMBS. M. A. STERLING, Eisen Bres., ne Streets, Nevada City. Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. T. H, CARR. CARR: BROTHERS:. Proprietors of 4 The-Palace Drugstore, Nevada’ City, Korp betsy ye on hand a large and complete jtock of everything usually found in. " FIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE. MAINS OS, . YARN \ Commercial Street, Pachter: Trar <crij Block, Nevada City. : x ab Notiee te the Electors of Neva_ ~ da City. corporation, (a ee paren. will be subsiitted "to" the eas mentee evada : See ete eee "un tomanicipal corporations of the ilth Clans; . and you are auen ed: to place upon your or. ** By order of the Board of Trustees. : he Roar of Trane K. Caspzr, Clerk. Passed March 26th 1884. mh2s MRS. WM. BIé NCH, ee Wak! Heb Cacis, ‘nbantenbs ee at cae pa a BOOKS, + Music, Plain and Fancy Work. ‘ CURTAIN POLES, BEDS A} D BEDDING OF Av eb st ~BLANK BOOKS, i Will alsorgive instructions.in — ie . aN MISCELLAN EOUS BOOKS. Painting in Oil and Water Col. es carpe. *-_~ MLL-Kamos oF PHRIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWseaens,. "22" C8207 FP aromas esr ear NOR AREA CARPE, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, gern ench, 2 penta enon, HALRB. BATTING, Plain snd Faney work,25 cents per I ieee a . THE: FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, RS aherdassSans Upolstering in-all its no done ox'thé Wértext notice —— score ord OEE “tan reansotn § LMAIINGS'ALWAY9 ON HAND. re opulent per tessa, men and Sa in California and the Eastern a MSY BLANCH, . Stata reece: rete {onion d Laneashite ald Manchester oun Ser rt td tl . eee gee en to pack and _Fuvaiture for tamilies sand others, ranhnc panics gs, e De gl AUCTION SALE No Not Fail to. Att and the Hamnott ACEULON SALE In wy Salestoom, inthe Trascript Block, ON SATURDAY EVENING; MAY 34, COMMENCING AT 7 O'CLOCK. Afull line of Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware, etc., will be Sold to the Highest Bidder For Cash. GEO. TRACY , Auctioneer. 1884, Openiag of Spring end Sumer Gonds’ 1804 . SATURDAY, APRIL 12th. A. Blumenthsi Corner Broad & Pine Streets, Has just received‘one’ of the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK «of GOODS Ever brought to this city. The stock consists of Summer Silks in plaid and stripes, Plain and Brocaded Satteens, Mohairand Melanges, Percales, Seersuckers, Canton Ginghams,eCheviots, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, ~~ “Towels and Crashes, ~ Corsets, Kid Gloves, and a full. line of Hosiery, in silk and lisle thread. An immense stock of Body~ Brussels, . Tapestry, ° Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Linoleim and” Oil Cloths, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, , And. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Bi Belore purchasing anything in my ‘line, you will gave 25 percent.-by purchasing the goods from me, ' Orders from the. country promptly attended to, arid samples sent on applications Respectfully, A. BLUMENTHAL. J. J. JACKSON, -----=PROPRIETOR. The Largest; the best ad Cheaps . — fineery Hons . i Nevada Gily. ech sims poet Sapiile® Everything usually found in a jen Grocery Establishment always kept.on Hand. To those who have never traded with me: Iyextend: a. special invitation to call before making their pugebases. 18 AND 20 ‘COMME ClAL STREET. CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & & SON, HlaveOQnened a ‘Wirst-c1ass Grocery and Provision Mrore, BR ion Ast0RTHENT oF . }And by so nasiag’ € can b_quote “LOWER : aor 2 best wr Oe We Batts Brea ane sal : ab Lt, ‘anni mi ng jog store, got #1 the telephone q' to Stockton w pythias. He ton g dragstore instrament put god pronounced tried but one ix liked better, * goo of that kin¢ ghoemaker of t B. P. Manse in town yeaterd visit with hit friends. He ca the Cross-Zelle he arrived the had been cone was begun. M with him bis . who will rema grandparents, ( The oppositio vada City and lines has brok line charges 10 other 5 cents. Sacramento sho that the rate ca fatare—it woul with their prese wt One dollar fi illuminated O. cards, with yor the number of thereon. Seve each subseque are the prices office only, 0 get left. Tus Magent Grass Valley i contragt for, eight-stamp n regularly ; tur The annual me will be held o Frep Jonzs, of the Fortuna but more recer mine, Sierra C cisco yeaterde start for Durar ing business, Ir was repor terday that Pr sign the princi; in this city in “cepted a pos school at Sag, . sees Tux celebra‘ water, at the . has dried up. that vicinity a’ wen sucked to Tae prospe sized vote will election. Th Marshal and.t # ing like beave: Joun Geore land, took out pers yesterday vote the Re) Fall, Cart. J, P. to Oakland, . streak of bad . in his busines: J, Gh Hat he furnitnre Kennedy, an house now occ ca Tas Unifor meet at Hunt 7k ‘o’cloch, quested to be THE ice m cool off eur co blers will be i: of weather con A son of W New York H« saddle horse considerably . Joun K, "E land, was 1 Caldwell’s Co Tux backh: ives signs token, Tae prosper olds good ap tere Tas is goo == Se pares Recallin, OF gar ' So cheeri And ck “EPICU Is the: For sale on bs-by the Nackson, ~~ Aucth A betteratgains in Oekery and ore offered y. The sa Transorip al atreest