May 30, 1885 (4 pages)

eye! ‘ ae 5 Pog . The Daily Transcript. Nevada City, Nevada County, ‘ Brown & CaLKIs. . Proprietors. SATURDAY, MAY 30, #885. ——EEEEE——_—_———————EE==— MORE WAR TALK. The Oroville Mercury discusses at length the hydraulic mining question—insisting that debrir can be restrained and the work goon. Butthe discussion of thir question is over. Judges Sawyer and Deady settled that. The live question is now, ‘‘‘how can the injunctions against hydraulic mining be enforced?’ It the laws cannot be enforced, then the Valley people will be forced to.submit o1 resort to violence—Marysville Appeal. The Appeal’s wild talk is nothing more than sheet-iron_thunder. The miners laugh at it, and weli they can afford to. The ¢ourt: have told them all they need do t resume mining is to restrain the debris. They are prepared to fight itout on this issue, and on this issue they are sure to win. As long as they keep the: law on their side, all the “violénde’’ that the anti-miners can invoke is not powerful enough to check them fora day. Somebody may get hurt ifthe cranks in the valley have the hardihood to do anything worse than stay at home ae and scold and threaten, but the miners will not be the sufferers for they know their rights and can defend them. The Appeal has finally recovered from the scare it received whew Mr. Beatty of Smartsville introduced in the Yuba County Board ofSupervisors a resolution caleulated to expose what had been done with the immense suins of the people’s money which the Board pretends to have expended in tke legitimate prosecution o the miners; and after severa aod weeks spent in getting itself to gether after having recovered from the effects of the ‘‘bombshell,’’ lectures us in severe language for upholding the principle that the minority should rule. This paper having advanced no such doctrine as right, and its language to the contrary having been plain, our contemporary stands convicted of. being very . economical with the truth, The point we did make, and which we . Still stick to, is that the anti-minwing ring, although paying but a small portion of the taxes, are shrewder politicians than neighbors, and thus were able to secure three out of five members ofthe Board as their allies; but that-such political success on — the part of the anti-miners does not properly carry with-it the privilege to trample upon the rights. of _the-majority-of-the citizens of the county who got “‘left’’ at the polls. Might does not always make right, and if the majority of the Supervisors who. represent the minority of the tax-payers of Yu ba county have not done anything wrong or extravagant, why is it they hide away from an investigation? That’s what we would like to know, and the Appeat will find it a delicate question to deal with. MEMORIAL DAY. California is one of. the States which have declared the thirtieth i day of May to be a legal holiday. ‘ 4 It had become a holiday in fact 4 before it was proclaimed as such " more generally respected bythe people. The custom, originally confined to. decorating with flora: offerings the grayes of those who served in the Rébellion, but which has gradually grown more and more-comprehensive until now we beautify the last resting places 0: ~ all, is most beautiful in conception, 4 and touches a chord in the breasts ij of patriotic citizens which will reviverich memories and recall experiences that have been passed oe, _With happy_results to the. country for which so many offered their lives as a Sacrifice, The heat and anger of battle have long since subsided; the acrimonies of the years of reconstruction have caased and there is greater harmony among the people of all the sec_ tions than has existed at any previous time during the life of the present generation. The armies of the Union met with foa-men worthy of their steel, and their pwn bravery is measured by the valor of the armies they at last overcame. It is fitting that on this anniversary .victor and * vanquished, and all their countrythe memories of those who died in contesting an issue that has been settled forever. : Of the day, sofraught with solemn memories, is especially calculated toimpress upon us and those who will succeed us on life’s stage, a deeper sense of the lasting obligation we owe to the men who Paaht the good fight, and of the inestimable vAlue.of the victories they won. desea 4 their: by. law, and no anniversary ix] men, should mingle in tributes to” The observance . WILLIAM WOLF'S PRICE LIST . For Cash ! Flour, per 100 lbs.. $2 75 Wheat, Bo Awa vemiss 2 00 Corn, Lae 2 00 Rolled Barley“ “ White Sugar, 13 lbs.. 1 Brown © 17 tbe.:.:.3 Rice 14 Darraia,: 22 oes 1 Prunes, Rea: 1, Corin. «90° 2. 1 Beans, 60" ase 1 Pearl Barley, 12“ .. 1 Java Coffee, 4“ ... 1 Costa.Rica‘' 6“ .. 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate, 4 papers.:.. 1 Oysters, 12 cans. Green Corn; s." Green Paas, e. 1 1 1 Strirg Beans 8 “ 1 Toratoes ' 10 “ 1 salmon, 20. a Table Fruit, 6 8 Pie Fruit, 1 Jelly, 1 Sardines, 1 Lobsters, 1 Deviled Ham 1 1 Corned Beef erred Lard, 10 Ib ** = 00 Lard, $i * 2. Lard, ipo 3.4 @ Kerosene, 5 gallon “ .1 50 Kerosene, per “ i 88 ‘Syrup, per gallou... 60 3yrup, 5 gallon kegs. .2 40 Pike, 6. °°. 3% 0 Tea, 5 pound box, .1 25 Japan Tea, per pound, 35 Eng. Breakfast Tea ‘“ 40 Soap, perbox, . bien. OO Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ “+ $2 for—2 SanFran “ .80for 1 . ‘* per box ) 50. Butter, verroll 40 Tobacco, per plug _—50. And Everything else in proportion. WILLTAM WOLF. WOOD, CHARCOAL and CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. C. RAMELLI, ( PPOSITE Dr, Hunt's Residence, Ariatovracy Hill, Nevada City, keeps on and a supply of WOOD, (all kinds, ) CHARCOAL, and CEDAR POSTS lien hea lyat tthe OWEST PRICE, apl-lm Nevada County N. @. R. R. 'RALNS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ‘Wowada City --ON AND AFTER— Wednesday, March 25th, 1885, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING FOR COLFAX. * 4 A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Pasde senser arnving in Sao krancisco at 40°P, ME, and 6.40 BP, M4 1.15 P. M. DAILY, ARRIVING FROM, COLFAX. ) HY! A. M, DAILY, ru * 03 P M DAILY = connecting with Pas ve i senyer leaving San Francisco at 7.36 \ JOHN-F. KID DER, Manager SLACKSMITHING, CARRIAGEJAND WAGON —AND— HORSE-SHOBING SHOP, {NO LIMIT SALE. NO LIMIT SALE. 20 66 “ee % : “6 200 “es ‘e Men’s Summer Coats at 40 $4.75 a pair. 10 66 Io i Third “4 Boys’ Good Suits from 6 “ce ae “6 modate all. First Anntal Picnic 2 Knights of Pythias ror Nevada County, Lodges andUniform Rank. ‘STORMS’ RANCH, . Fune 10,1885. Music Dancing, Games, and Amusements of all kinds. EGG RACE, SACK RACE, HURDLE RACE, 100-YARD DASH. 1-4 MILE RACE, HIGH JUMP, 1-MILE RACE, 3-LEGGED RACE, THROWING HEAVY WEIGHT, (16 pornds.) LADIES’ RACE, FAT AND LEAN MEN’S RACE, CLIMBING GREASED POLES, —And-various other Games: Tug of War —-BETWEEN— Spartan, Olympic and Milo {Lodges and Mountain Division. BROAD STREET ALOVE W8C GROVE + P.ZCLANCY, Proprietor. HAVING SECURED THE ccsvicm OF A \F.RSTCLASS BLACKSMITH AND HORSE3HUER, FROM SAN FRANCISUO, AN)(THOMAS McKEE HAVING, BEEN EM. PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGUT, I 4M NOW PREPARED 10 DO ALL KINDS 01 VORK IN MY LINE IN. THE BES? STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. . . P. CLANCY.: April 1, 1886. ; a “A Prize for Every Race ! Open to all amateurs in Nevada County. All contestants should, on or be-" fore June 5th,'send in their names to H. W. Bennett of Grass Valley, or J. J Jackson of Nevada City. Fare for Round Trip, $1. Ladies 75 cents. Childrentrom 6 to 14 years, 50 cents. All who enter the Giounds coming by any other conveyance than the Railroad! will be charged 25 cents admission, each. . : Le Ice ; Cream ( and Refreshment . . _ Stands on the Ground. es e COMPETITION Pope gh ope NO LIMIT SAL nr 0! PRICE LIstT: “" ‘gecond 2" ff ¢ each. 20,000 Men’s Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. Men's Pique Hats, or Summer Caps, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c a pair. Second Grade “. “6 “a 50¢ a pair. 206 4— = “6 “ Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men's Cassimere Suits at $12; Men's Fine Sack Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6. Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. 4 to 6 years, $3.00. oO me Oe. JOHNSON & MASON, A ttorneys and Counselors at Law : AND NOTARY PUBLIC O fice Thomas Building, up stairs, corner Broad and Pine sts., — vada City. UNION MARKET, Cummercial Street, Nevada City, COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’s. DEALERS [N Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, ets Atthe Lowest Market Rates, We also keep on hand a choice stock of HAMS, BACON AND LAND THE NEW CASH Grocery and Provision &TORE. In the Transcript Block,"Commercial street, Nevads. City. . ‘UST RECEIVER, A FULL STOCK OF everything in theline of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. Which I offer to the people of Neyada and vicinity AtGre tly Reduced Rates. Doing NOTHING RUT A CA-H BUSI. NESS, I can give customers the full benefit of a CASH trade. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and sve the quali y as well as the price. = BANKEXCHANGE SALOON. _ H. B. SEARS..,.. Proprietor. HIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT, the gone @ thorough overhauling, and as fiue a stock of § ‘ ‘ Mle, Porter, Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, As was ever brought to town, are now heing dispenved to all who may favor him with a call, ‘ Uhe best Liquors and finest brands of Cigars will hiways be kept _ on hand, and customers; ean eely ape being: dealt with in First-Class Shape. Give me a call if you want something gooa. = : Hi. B. SEARS, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada City, April 21, 1885. WM. H. SMITH. . . finest in the-city, .has. ecent y ‘Under-7 NO LIMIT SALE. 0 RO LIMIT SALE. GOODS AT MY STORE AT BEDROCK PRICES. Remember, Iam Still in the Field ! K. CASPER, Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Seam Pants, 4o cents a pair, worth $1.00. 50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair, 100 pairs Men’s’ Cass. Pants, good quality, at ae a pair. . 00" United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality, at Ee You can: buy at my Store FOR CASH OR CREDIT. I can accomCountry Dealers, take-notice of my Price List. for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself. @J You can send AVTIONAL EXCJANGE ROTEL -<AND— “ &. As EDDY, Proprietor. «ix, THE NATIONAL EX2. 4 ‘CHANGE HOTEL is the “et ig ''!) finest structure north of an wai Sacramento. Fire proc, u modern in all its appointments, elegantly turnished, anc has-recently-besn renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexeptivvable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptofivil’e Fovest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Cake City, Malakoff, ‘North Bloomfield, Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. Free Buas to THE NATIONAL BAR ~ANDBILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied with the very best wines and cigare For Sale Cheap For Cash. 1No. 8 Hooker Steam Pump, 4x6 ineh. 1 No. 5 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 6x10 inch. 1 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 10x16 inch. 1 Link Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 24 inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 12 inch eylinder, 80-inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 10 inch eylinder, 20 inch stroke. =: : 3 Boilers, with Steam Drums, Heaters, Guages, ete. 1 pair of 10 inch Air Compressors, with Receiver, Drilling Machines and Drills. Apply to SuPerInreNpENT MtrcHik Ming, Nevada City. _m201m _§F$19.75-<2 POLIDORI Still Leads! . s $19.75 ASPLENDID SUIT OF CLOTHES —_o— This. not_only includes “Cloth and _Trimmings,”’—but—also-Firsr-+ CLASS WORKMANSHIP. . t Young Men; Middle aged Men iand old men who want to dress elegantly and stylishly, for-a little money, should patronize i-. Polidori, . Broad St., two doors below National Hotel, . The BUSS "TAILOR of Nevada county. . “J. &. CARR, ee 7. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, . ie Se fests : eo a ; i THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial «ts., : Keep com tantly onhand a large and complete stock of. everything usually found io First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. . SCHOOL BOOKS, _ . BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Séeds, &* Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent Druggisr , N evadia Drug Store, ~ WALTER 0, VINTON A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Hfirrors, Toilet Acticles. of all kiad Carefal Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions ~—By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. * AGENT FOR THB BEsT [VSUR ANCES O)MPANT SI IN THE WORLD a Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon‘on. J. J. JACKSON, -= = = = PROPRIETOR, The Largest, te best end Cheapest uPOveTY House i Nevada City. ——_.9 —TOASTED THAS as used by the natives in Japan. fF The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce the-same.strength_as-old Teas, and the prices are plainly marked~ on each pound package: ; Grades. Prices. BGnseG es ee 50 cents per pound UMBRO? Es ots a 60 sents p 1 pound IMUM: ee ee es 75 cents per pound Sunrise. gigas Mioe ev aiky aol gitatee sos wiles hie bgiala, AADAYS $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand, To those who have never traded with me . extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ The Largest and Fivest Stock! 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY: CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE —o— Also a Fuil Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articies. EW. CHARLES m. sl BX iHomeopathic Physician., and 10, upstairs, cor. Broad and Pine sx. Nevada (ity, —_—o— Office Hours---9 toll A.M.1 tolS P.M. 7to9 P. M, Pliza Foundey and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRE NCE *&» BARLOW. -».'. Proprietors, MANUFACTURERS AN D REPAIRERS OF.ALL KINDS OF ~ Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description : : Made and Repaired. 5 Tron and Brass Casting done, «Also Turning and Machine Work &FThe Foundry employs none but first= kers. “Orders . ’ sae : slass worke trom-a d “2 Ww BiG eee rs. a will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with ae Second-hand Machinery For Sale, Terms Ressonable. UNION HOTEL, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS. te NI Equaling naroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas. NEVADA CITY...CALIFORNIA RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. (Formerly of McMahog House, Hollister THIS WELL KNOWN AND Popular. Hotel, situated on MAIN STKEK?, In the city of Nevada fe one of the best furnished an 1 mo comiottable in Northern Calornia. The Sleeping Apartments are-Large, Airy «ud Pleasant, and every bua im the house has u spring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pl ice tor the weary, the UNION offers supe. rior inducenints. che Tables of the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in theState and re filied with the best the marketaffords. The UNION has long enjoyed the repute tor ~ . being the BEST HU'TEL in the moun tain and the present proprietors propose to keep it up to that standard. Nice Sample Room en first floor. Specia accommodations for CUMMERKCIAL TRAVE } ' Well stocked Bar and first-class Biljaro Tables ted with the Hi : OPEN ALL 1 RECTOR BROTHERS. N. E. CHAPMAN, — ": DEIN Tiss, hep NEVADA CITY, CALA, EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. LOCAL ANEbiMEI CS IF DESIRED. &3-Office at Residence, Sacra: ramento St. , The annual meeting of .the stockholders of the Nevada County Gold Mining Co, will be hefd at the office of Cross & Simonds, Morgan & Roberts Bock, on Monday. June Ist, 1885, at 10u’clock‘a. m., for the purpose of electing Tru-tees and transacting such other buriness as may come before it, Nevada City, May 14, 1835. Cc, E. ASHBURN, Se. rétary. {nsurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @ fice -216-sanseme = _<_._8AN. FRANISCO ies (NSPRANGCK ONE J. F Hoveuton President. J.T N. Surparp, Vice Premdern:, Cuarkies H. Story, Secretar: R. H. Maem, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks accepte1 on all classes of desirable propertyin this county at rates ar low as soivency and a fair profit will admit of, guaran_. tecing a prompt and liberal response.to all just claims for loss, GEO W. HILL Maneger MALN STREET, GRASS Vallry GEO. C. GAYLORi: DEALER Us rocettes, Provisions, Cnse, Gavds Grain, eed, bter., i Geeds Sold at Red tock Prices igent for Giant Powde: Conyany CITIZENS BANK. BROAD SCRERT,,. . NEVADA OITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000 00. OFFICERS: £. M. PRESTON. . President «.-Vice. President. jas Aen. eccomenior OD. E. MORGAN. As-t. Cash rand Secretary — DLiKCTORH— Or. R. M. Ron, Gro. M. Hveues, NULks Sars. Joun T. Mon@an. Gxo. A. Coorkr, L. Housman E. M. Preston. £@ Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell K.ange, 447 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion 4@ Highest Price Paid for Sta:e and Coum ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS or New Vork, : Sacramento, San Francisco, We issue Sight Drafts, Bilis of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any part of Great Britain anc Europe. Make Collections and transact a Genera! ®anking Business. . ~— CORRSSPON DENTS— New Yoru—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank, Mills & Co, SEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MaRKET OF J ACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE URION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. —— Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., Hams, Bacon and ‘Lari, Wholesale or Retail. And all Xinds of meas u Ly first class market. — THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WILL (FIND If TO ’TREIR AD VANTASE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I WILL. SELU~AT THE LOWEST RATES “t _—S e &@ Mea*: delivered free of charge. apl C. J. NAF FZIGER. Ordinance No. 68. ey very MAC HIN ERY AND CASTI NGS ‘Arrordinance providing for conipiling, eodifying, classifying and renumbering the crdinances of the City of Nevida, : : The Board of ‘trustees of Nevada City do ordaim as follows: ; That the. ordinances of the © be collected, ecdified “classifi bered when: » that, the C ty Atto-rey be employed ior the perfo mance of the same. : : H.C. MILLS, President. W. G. Rickaeps, Clerk. — ity of Nevada ard renumrssary fer such classitica-“Ordered adopted and published M: y fist, yigrineetstopted snd publihed May fish my HOME MUTUAL. : SACRAMENTO—National Bank of rR, oO. ri 2 tin parphiet form, and ~~ Cl ed on ro ot Se ci th fo: BC sil is at le or Di iu ir a t ‘

eye! ‘ ae 5 Pog . The Daily Transcript. Nevada City, Nevada County, ‘ Brown & CaLKIs. .. Proprietors. SATURDAY, MAY 30, #885. ——EEEEE——_—_———————EE==— MORE WAR TALK. The Oroville Mercury discusses at length the hydraulic mining question—insisting that debrir can be restrained and the work goon. Butthe discussion of thir question is over. Judges Sawyer and Deady settled that. The live question is now, ‘‘‘how can the injunctions against hydraulic mining be enforced?’ It the laws cannot be enforced, then the Valley people will be forced to.submit o1 resort to violence—Marysville Appeal. The Appeal’s wild talk is nothing more than sheet-iron_thunder. The miners laugh at it, and weli they can afford to. The ¢ourt: have told them all they need do t resume mining is to restrain the debris. They are prepared to fight itout on this issue, and on this issue they are sure to win. As long as they keep the: law on their side, all the “violénde’’ that the anti-miners can invoke is not powerful enough to check them fora day. Somebody may get hurt ifthe cranks in the valley have the hardihood to do anything worse than stay at home ae and scold and threaten, but the miners will not be the sufferers for they know their rights and can defend them. The Appeal has finally recovered from the scare it received whew Mr. Beatty of Smartsville introduced in the Yuba County Board ofSupervisors a resolution caleulated to expose what had been done with the immense suins of the people’s money which the Board pretends to have expended in tke legitimate prosecution o the miners; and after severa aod weeks spent in getting itself to gether after having recovered from the effects of the ‘‘bombshell,’’ lectures us in severe language for upholding the principle that the minority should rule. This paper having advanced no such doctrine as right, and its language to the contrary having been plain, our contemporary stands convicted of. being very . economical with the truth, The point we did make, and which we . Still stick to, is that the anti-minwing ring, although paying but a small portion of the taxes, are shrewder politicians than neighbors, and thus were able to secure three out of five members ofthe Board as their allies; but that-such political success on — the part of the anti-miners does not properly carry with-it the privilege to trample upon the rights. of _the-majority-of-the citizens of the county who got “‘left’’ at the polls. Might does not always make right, and if the majority of the Supervisors who. represent the minority of the tax-payers of Yu ba county have not done anything wrong or extravagant, why is it they hide away from an investigation? That’s what we would like to know, and the Appeat will find it a delicate question to deal with. MEMORIAL DAY. California is one of. the States which have declared the thirtieth i day of May to be a legal holiday. ‘ 4 It had become a holiday in fact 4 before it was proclaimed as such " more generally respected bythe people. The custom, originally confined to. decorating with flora: offerings the grayes of those who served in the Rébellion, but which has gradually grown more and more-comprehensive until now we beautify the last resting places 0: ~ all, is most beautiful in conception, 4 and touches a chord in the breasts ij of patriotic citizens which will reviverich memories and recall experiences that have been passed oe, _With happy_results to the. country for which so many offered their lives as a Sacrifice, The heat and anger of battle have long since subsided; the acrimonies of the years of reconstruction have caased and there is greater harmony among the people of all the sec_ tions than has existed at any previous time during the life of the present generation. The armies of the Union met with foa-men worthy of their steel, and their pwn bravery is measured by the valor of the armies they at last overcame. It is fitting that on this anniversary .victor and * vanquished, and all their countrythe memories of those who died in contesting an issue that has been settled forever. : Of the day, sofraught with solemn memories, is especially calculated toimpress upon us and those who will succeed us on life’s stage, a deeper sense of the lasting obligation we owe to the men who Paaht the good fight, and of the inestimable vAlue.of the victories they won. desea 4 their: by. law, and no anniversary ix] men, should mingle in tributes to” The observance . WILLIAM WOLF'S PRICE LIST . For Cash ! Flour, per 100 lbs.... $2 75 Wheat, Bo Awa vemiss 2 00 Corn, Lae 2 00 Rolled Barley“ “ White Sugar, 13 lbs... 1 Brown © 17 tbe.:..:.3 Rice 14 Darraia,: 22 oes 1 Prunes, Rea: 1, Corin. «90° 2.. 1 Beans, 60" ase 1 Pearl Barley, 12“ .... 1 Java Coffee, 4“ ..... 1 Costa.Rica‘' 6“ .... 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate, 4 papers.:... 1 Oysters, 12 cans.. Green Corn; s." Green Paas, e. 1 1 1 Strirg Beans 8 “ 1 Toratoes ' 10 “ 1 salmon, 20. a Table Fruit, 6 8 Pie Fruit, 1 Jelly, 1 Sardines, 1 Lobsters, 1 Deviled Ham 1 1 Corned Beef erred Lard, 10 Ib ** = 00 Lard, $i * 2.. Lard, ipo 3.4 @ Kerosene, 5 gallon “ ..1 50 Kerosene, per “ i 88 ‘Syrup, per gallou..... 60 3yrup, 5 gallon kegs. .2 40 Pike, 6. °°. 3% 0 Tea, 5 pound box, ..1 25 Japan Tea, per pound, 35 Eng. Breakfast Tea ‘“ 40 Soap, perbox, . bien. OO Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ “+ $2 for—2 SanFran “ .80for 1 . ‘* per box ) 50. Butter, verroll 40 Tobacco, per plug _—50. And Everything else in proportion. WILLTAM WOLF. WOOD, CHARCOAL and CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. C. RAMELLI, ( PPOSITE Dr, Hunt's Residence, Ariatovracy Hill, Nevada City, keeps on and a supply of WOOD, (all kinds, ) CHARCOAL, and CEDAR POSTS lien hea lyat tthe OWEST PRICE, apl-lm Nevada County N. @. R. R. 'RALNS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ‘Wowada City --ON AND AFTER— Wednesday, March 25th, 1885, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING FOR COLFAX. * 4 A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Pasde senser arnving in Sao krancisco at 40°P, ME, and 6.40 BP, M4 1.15 P. M. DAILY, ARRIVING FROM, COLFAX. ) HY! A. M, DAILY, ru * 03 P M DAILY = connecting with Pas ve i senyer leaving San Francisco at 7.36 \ JOHN-F. KID DER, Manager SLACKSMITHING, CARRIAGEJAND WAGON —AND— HORSE-SHOBING SHOP, {NO LIMIT SALE. NO LIMIT SALE. 20 66 “ee % : “6 200 “es ‘e Men’s Summer Coats at 40 $4.75 a pair. 10 66 Io i Third “4 Boys’ Good Suits from 6 “ce ae “6 modate all. First Anntal Picnic 2 Knights of Pythias ror Nevada County, Lodges andUniform Rank. ‘STORMS’ RANCH, . Fune 10,1885. Music Dancing, Games, and Amusements of all kinds. EGG RACE, SACK RACE, HURDLE RACE, 100-YARD DASH. 1-4 MILE RACE, HIGH JUMP, 1-MILE RACE, 3-LEGGED RACE, THROWING HEAVY WEIGHT, (16 pornds.) LADIES’ RACE, FAT AND LEAN MEN’S RACE, CLIMBING GREASED POLES, —And-various other Games: Tug of War —-BETWEEN— Spartan, Olympic and Milo {Lodges and Mountain Division. BROAD STREET ALOVE W8C GROVE + P.ZCLANCY, Proprietor. HAVING SECURED THE ccsvicm OF A \F.RSTCLASS BLACKSMITH AND HORSE3HUER, FROM SAN FRANCISUO, AN)(THOMAS McKEE HAVING, BEEN EM. PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGUT, I 4M NOW PREPARED 10 DO ALL KINDS 01 VORK IN MY LINE IN. THE BES? STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. . . P. CLANCY.: April 1, 1886. ; a “A Prize for Every Race ! Open to all amateurs in Nevada County. All contestants should, on or be-" fore June 5th,'send in their names to H. W. Bennett of Grass Valley, or J. J Jackson of Nevada City. Fare for Round Trip, $1. Ladies 75 cents. Childrentrom 6 to 14 years, 50 cents. All who enter the Giounds coming by any other conveyance than the Railroad! will be charged 25 cents admission, each. . : Le Ice ; Cream ( and Refreshment . . _ Stands on the Ground. es e COMPETITION Pope gh ope NO LIMIT SAL nr 0! PRICE LIstT: “" ‘gecond 2" ff ¢ each. 20,000 Men’s Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. Men's Pique Hats, or Summer Caps, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c a pair. Second Grade “. “6 “a 50¢ a pair. 206 4— = “6 “ Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men's Cassimere Suits at $12; Men's Fine Sack Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6. Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. 4 to 6 years, $3.00. oO me Oe. JOHNSON & MASON, A ttorneys and Counselors at Law : AND NOTARY PUBLIC O fice Thomas Building, up stairs, corner Broad and Pine sts., — vada City. UNION MARKET, Cummercial Street, Nevada City, COLLEY BROTHERS, Prop’s. DEALERS [N Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, ets Atthe Lowest Market Rates, We also keep on hand a choice stock of HAMS, BACON AND LAND THE NEW CASH Grocery and Provision &TORE. In the Transcript Block,"Commercial street, Nevads. City. . ‘UST RECEIVER, A FULL STOCK OF everything in theline of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. Which I offer to the people of Neyada and vicinity AtGre tly Reduced Rates. Doing NOTHING RUT A CA-H BUSI. NESS, I can give customers the full benefit of a CASH trade. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and sve the quali y as well as the price. = BANKEXCHANGE SALOON. _

H. B. SEARS...,... Proprietor. HIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT, the gone @ thorough overhauling, and as fiue a stock of § ‘ ‘ Mle, Porter, Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, As was ever brought to town, are now heing dispenved to all who may favor him with a call, ‘ Uhe best Liquors and finest brands of Cigars will hiways be kept _ on hand, and customers; ean eely ape being: dealt with in First-Class Shape. Give me a call if you want something gooa. = : Hi. B. SEARS, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada City, April 21, 1885. WM. H. SMITH. . . finest in the-city, .has. ecent y ‘Under-7 NO LIMIT SALE. 0 RO LIMIT SALE. GOODS AT MY STORE AT BEDROCK PRICES. Remember, Iam Still in the Field ! K. CASPER, Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Seam Pants, 4o cents a pair, worth $1.00. 50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair, 100 pairs Men’s’ Cass. Pants, good quality, at ae a pair. . 00" United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality, at Ee You can: buy at my Store FOR CASH OR CREDIT. I can accomCountry Dealers, take-notice of my Price List. for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself. @J You can send AVTIONAL EXCJANGE ROTEL -<AND— “ &. As EDDY, Proprietor. «ix, THE NATIONAL EX2. 4 ‘CHANGE HOTEL is the “et ig ''!) finest structure north of an wai Sacramento. Fire proc, u modern in all its appointments, elegantly turnished, anc has-recently-besn renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexeptivvable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptofivil’e Fovest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Cake City, Malakoff, ‘North Bloomfield, Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. Free Buas to THE NATIONAL BAR ~ANDBILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied with the very best wines and cigare For Sale Cheap For Cash. 1No. 8 Hooker Steam Pump, 4x6 ineh. 1 No. 5 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 6x10 inch. 1 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 10x16 inch. 1 Link Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 24 inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 12 inch eylinder, 80-inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 10 inch eylinder, 20 inch stroke. =: : 3 Boilers, with Steam Drums, Heaters, Guages, ete. 1 pair of 10 inch Air Compressors, with Receiver, Drilling Machines and Drills. Apply to SuPerInreNpENT MtrcHik Ming, Nevada City. _m201m _§F$19.75-<2 POLIDORI Still Leads! . s $19.75 ASPLENDID SUIT OF CLOTHES —_o— This. not_only includes “Cloth and _Trimmings,”’—but—also-Firsr-+ CLASS WORKMANSHIP. . t Young Men; Middle aged Men iand old men who want to dress elegantly and stylishly, for-a little money, should patronize i-. Polidori, . Broad St., two doors below National Hotel, . The BUSS "TAILOR of Nevada county. . “J. &. CARR, ee 7. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, . ie Se fests : eo a ; i THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial «ts., : Keep com tantly onhand a large and complete stock of. everything usually found io First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. . SCHOOL BOOKS, _ . BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Séeds, &* Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent Druggisr , N evadia Drug Store, ~ WALTER 0, VINTON A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Hfirrors, Toilet Acticles. of all kiad Carefal Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions ~—By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. * AGENT FOR THB BEsT [VSUR ANCES O)MPANT SI IN THE WORLD a Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon‘on. J. J. JACKSON, -= = = = PROPRIETOR, The Largest, te best end Cheapest uPOveTY House i Nevada City. ——_.9 —TOASTED THAS as used by the natives in Japan. fF The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce the-same.strength_as-old Teas, and the prices are plainly marked~ on each pound package: ; Grades. Prices. BGnseG es ee 50 cents per pound UMBRO? Es ots a 60 sents p 1 pound IMUM: ee ee es 75 cents per pound Sunrise.. gigas Mioe ev aiky aol gitatee sos wiles hie bgiala, AADAYS $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand, To those who have never traded with me . extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ The Largest and Fivest Stock! 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY: CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE —o— Also a Fuil Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articies. EW. CHARLES m. sl BX iHomeopathic Physician., and 10, upstairs, cor. Broad and Pine sx. Nevada (ity, —_—o— Office Hours---9 toll A.M.1 tolS P.M. 7to9 P. M, Pliza Foundey and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRE NCE *&» BARLOW.. -».'. Proprietors, MANUFACTURERS AN D REPAIRERS OF.ALL KINDS OF ~ Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description : : Made and Repaired. 5 Tron and Brass Casting done, «Also Turning and Machine Work &FThe Foundry employs none but first= kers. “Orders . ’ sae : slass worke trom-a d “2 Ww BiG eee rs. a will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with ae Second-hand Machinery For Sale, Terms Ressonable. UNION HOTEL, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS. te NI Equaling naroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas. NEVADA CITY......CALIFORNIA RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. (Formerly of McMahog House, Hollister THIS WELL KNOWN AND Popular. Hotel, situated on MAIN STKEK?, In the city of Nevada fe one of the best furnished an 1 mo comiottable in Northern Calornia. The Sleeping Apartments are-Large, Airy «ud Pleasant, and every bua im the house has u spring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pl ice tor the weary, the UNION offers supe. rior inducenints. che Tables of the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in theState and re filied with the best the marketaffords. The UNION has long enjoyed the repute tor ~ . being the BEST HU'TEL in the moun tain and the present proprietors propose to keep it up to that standard. Nice Sample Room en first floor. Specia accommodations for CUMMERKCIAL TRAVE } ' Well stocked Bar and first-class Biljaro Tables ted with the Hi : OPEN ALL 1 RECTOR BROTHERS. N. E. CHAPMAN, — ": DEIN Tiss, hep NEVADA CITY, CALA, EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. LOCAL ANEbiMEI CS IF DESIRED. &3-Office at Residence, Sacra: ramento St. , The annual meeting of .the stockholders of the Nevada County Gold Mining Co, will be hefd at the office of Cross & Simonds, Morgan & Roberts Bock, on Monday. June Ist, 1885, at 10u’clock‘a. m., for the purpose of electing Tru-tees and transacting such other buriness as may come before it, Nevada City, May 14, 1835. Cc, E. ASHBURN, Se. rétary. {nsurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @ fice -216-sanseme = _<_._8AN. FRANISCO ies (NSPRANGCK ONE J. F Hoveuton President. J.T N. Surparp, Vice Premdern:, Cuarkies H. Story, Secretar: R. H. Maem, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks accepte1 on all classes of desirable propertyin this county at rates ar low as soivency and a fair profit will admit of, guaran_. tecing a prompt and liberal response.to all just claims for loss, GEO W. HILL Maneger MALN STREET, GRASS Vallry GEO. C. GAYLORi: DEALER Us rocettes, Provisions, Cnse, Gavds Grain, eed, bter., i Geeds Sold at Red tock Prices igent for Giant Powde: Conyany CITIZENS BANK. BROAD SCRERT,,. .. NEVADA OITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000 00. OFFICERS: £. M. PRESTON.. . President «.-Vice. President. jas Aen. eccomenior OD. E. MORGAN. As-t. Cash rand Secretary — DLiKCTORH— Or. R. M. Ron, Gro. M. Hveues, NULks Sars. Joun T. Mon@an. Gxo. A. Coorkr, L. Housman E. M. Preston. £@ Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell K.ange, 447 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion 4@ Highest Price Paid for Sta:e and Coum ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS or New Vork, : Sacramento, San Francisco, We issue Sight Drafts, Bilis of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any part of Great Britain anc Europe. Make Collections and transact a Genera! ®anking Business. . ~— CORRSSPON DENTS— New Yoru—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank, Mills & Co, SEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MaRKET OF J ACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE URION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. —— Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., Hams, Bacon and ‘Lari, Wholesale or Retail. And all Xinds of meas u Ly first class market. — THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WILL (FIND If TO ’TREIR AD VANTASE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I WILL. SELU~AT THE LOWEST RATES “t _—S e &@ Mea*: delivered free of charge. apl C. J. NAF FZIGER. Ordinance No. 68. ey very MAC HIN ERY AND CASTI NGS ‘Arrordinance providing for conipiling, eodifying, classifying and renumbering the crdinances of the City of Nevida, : : The Board of ‘trustees of Nevada City do ordaim as follows: ; That the. ordinances of the © be collected, ecdified “classifi bered when: » that, the C ty Atto-rey be employed ior the perfo mance of the same. : : H.C. MILLS, President. W. G. Rickaeps, Clerk. — ity of Nevada ard renumrssary fer such classitica-“Ordered adopted and published M: y fist, yigrineetstopted snd publihed May fish my HOME MUTUAL. : SACRAMENTO—National Bank of rR, oO. ri 2 tin parphiet form, and ~~ Cl ed on ro ot Se ci th fo: BC sil is at le or Di iu ir a t ‘