November 2, 1881 (4 pages)

a pian The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1881. as Sabstantiat Indications Wanted. — Mining for precious metals is a stable, legitimate business, founded on solid, economical ' principles, far more oertain,n its results than the ~~amajorityet recognized fegitimate com-mercial enterprises. As the Black = Hits Fimes-sdys; the only questions) oy eset of Teathiers. to bé considered in mining are the quantity and cost of production ; the market is never glutted, the precious metals ‘ate almost” invariable, the thousand and one financial troubles which disturb and prostrate ‘other industries do not affect it. Without ‘the elements of success any business must bea failure, The banker must have capital, the merchant goods and . . the miner a mine. In years past men without experience, devoid «of practical knowledge, had to take ohances on mines, To-day we have experts who make the business a speciality, and are qualified for it by practice and education to pronounce on the value ofa mine, . The day of going it blind on a property is past; there «must be development and something jm sight, the. value of which can be made apparent by mathematical demonstration. A developed property will sell for a mine, but a prospect hole will bring oealy what it is worth as a speculation, — Prove it or Take it Back. It has been asserted that four ‘members of the Sacramento Board of Supervisora were offered $20,000 _ to let certain outsiders (representa~ tives of the hydraulic mining industry being meant) name the attorney to be employed by that county in the anti-slicken suits. The Bee publishes the statement for truth, Now wwe are auxious, incommon with all other law-respecting people, to know something more, about this alleged transaction. Is there any. truth in is, or is it kimply a slander invented by McClatchy & Co, to advance ‘the . cause of Cadwalader and his ring? If it is not the latter, as mach can be readily proven, , If such. proof is not forthcoming without delay the originators of the statement must submit to being branded as liara and slanderers who deserve no better fate than having a big stone tied to their necks and being thrown into a deep mining reservoir. oe &— Another Ex-Nevadan. Tho party referred te in the following extract froin the San Franciseo Post is supposed to be the same queer little Sam. Price who usel to reside in this city, being employed as ajssiesman by A, Goldsmith the dry goods merchant, He was a very eccentric fellow and a butt of ridicule, forall whom: he came in contact with. The Post says: ‘Samuel Price, solicitor and collector for Katle & Co., shoe manufacturers, skipped Thursday, it is alleged, taking with him, $1,090 ‘ef-thea firm’s money which he had collected the previous day. Price was formerly with Marks & Bolina, but for six months past has been in Earl & Co.’s employ. When Mr. Earl called on hid customers on collection day he found that Price had been before: him and had scooped in the amounts due, Price is unmarried, aged 35, and said to be a devotee of the ‘tiger.’ ” When Kin Meets King, . When Mr. and Mrs, Johan W. ' Mackay were in Stockholm recently they were graciously received and entertained by King @scar of Sweden. About the same time Mackay’s partner, Col. Fair, at his fine new residence in San Francisco, was entertaining Kong Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands. Thus do the two Bonanza Kings affiliate with national Kings. Four kings is generally.eonsidered to be & pretty good hand. Our two Bonanza Kings certainly are a good hand by themselves. In fact, financially speaking, they may. be considered a ‘*flush.”—Gold Hill News. am Everybody says that Hoskins keeps the best beer in town, nl-3t PARTIES wishing pictures copied > and finished in water-colors or crayon had better bring them in before 4Quirk goes away as they will not have as good a chance again. tf, Booms for rent. " Euquire ot Mrs, t * é A Fair One's Fix. Those feather turbans are exceedinzly pretty to be sure, but we want to tell our feminine friends that there is more danger in wearing . them than in carrying both hip The Stage Driver’s Safeguard. {Salt Lake Tribune.} The drunken driver who upset the Park City stage tecently and tolled Dr. McKenzie, the © temperance lecturer, down @ bank, comes out pockets full of self-cocking revolvers. A lady quite prominent’ in society circles was walking up Main “street a.couple of days ago with one on:her head, when a shanghai rooster ‘that was perched on a fence close to whichjshe passed. sprang upon her summit and fastened its toe-nails in with his defense. ‘here's nothing . like. good Utah rotgut to protect a man from danger” quoth the driver, “McKenzie fell five or six feet and when they picked. him wp he was almost dead. He wen’t be of much accouut for two or three weeks — yet. Now see how different it is with me. Pwas pitched fe board “Shoo!” stie screamed, breaking into a rua and shaking her skirte vigorously as she speeded. The rooster went as fast as she did, and at every jump she made buried its beak in her head-gear to withdraw it each time filled with anew lot of feathers. It was just beginning to get its work in on her imported cheffonier whén-a _ poultry dealer hove in sight and the chanticleer hastily dismounted as the lady fainted from exhaustion-and fright into her — rescuer’s outstretched arms, '“A private detectiye employed by the victim’s husband to work up the case, ascertained that the trimmings of the turban were formerly worn who was abducted from her home during one dark night a fewweeks since, It is said the former owner of the poultry has ‘also found this out and thinks seriously of having _. theady arrested for receiving stolen goods, while the brother of the departed. hen wants a murder case inade out of it. It is e complicated affair, and when all the facts come out will create a sensation worthy of this locality and age. © ; Tho Biind WHI Not See. The Marysville Express is.getting ont of patience, It says: When the miners proposed to prevent this debris from coming down the rivers the city of Maryavillevery graffly declined the proposition, This ‘‘beautiful city” in fact drew down on its own bead the destruction that now threatens hery She has been repeatedly warned in time but all along declined to listen to the admonitions. True enough her position is ’ deplorable at present, But she has appealed to the courts for help. They have failed.to give the implored assistance as everybody -knew they would from the start, But if the ‘heartless hydraulic miners” should cease pouring their tailings down in what respect would her condition’ be changed? The debris in the rivers would still imminent, -If Marysville would devote some of the zeal now wasting in senseless legal struggles to protective measures, she would have less cause to fear the wrath to come. If she had shown any disposition to act fairly in the matter, assistance would flow in from the miners theim-eelves to provide the needed prdtection, Grass Valley Mines. _ The new steam hoisting works of the Washington mine were started up Monday in due form—a namber of the stockholders being present to take part.im the inauguration ceremonies, which were of an interesting character. The shaft 6 the Peabody mine has been pumped out, end the extract‘ing of quartz.will be commenced "unmediately. The new machinery works well, and the big water wheel runs without jar or friction and under a less head of water than was thought necessary, The bullion yield. of the Idaho mine for the month of October (five weeks) was in round numbers $65,000, from which the usual dividend of $7 50 per share, amounting to $23,250 will be paid. This will be the 147th regular dividend paid by the mine, amounting to $3,078,30), out of a gross product of about $0,751,000, —Uniun,. s School Keport. Brug Tent, Ocr. 28, 1881. Standing and Yeportment of the pupils of Blue Tent school, for the month ending Oct. 28: James Black 95, Mary Hitchings 93, Elien Black 96, Frank) Hitchings 85, Chess: Chadwiek 89, John Hitchings 87, Willie Forest 97, Ida Hitchcock 85, Maggie Chadwick 84, LesterWiseman 82, Walter Penders 85, Chas. Moody 86, Julia Chadwick 91, Bertie Moody 87, Clara Nelson 80, Lena Hitchcock 89, Chas, Whittum, 84. 1 B Eastox, teaches, by the attacking rogater’s own sister } come down and the danger be just as} 4 Carrie Greeley 90, Ada Penders 90, . clean over the leader’s head, like an acrobat in a circus ring. The horses walked all over ine and the stage rolled on me. But when I got upf never felt a pain. A man full of whisky never gets hurt. It makes his bédy just hike rubber. Whenever you ride behind skittish horses on s rough road always gin up. It’s your only salvation, Put a little sugar in there, Bill, aad chalk it up.” % . ss ‘Wuat do you mean by advising your boy to drink and gamble?” said Gallagher to Ragbag. ‘‘Simply this, Iam interested in the boy. T want him to bea great man. Folks never do as advised.” Qutrx will make negatives now for large pictures to be delivered at any time before or during the holidays. — * tf. s# Best Beer in town at U. S. Brewery. nl-3t No More Ibyspepsin. or Fudigestion! Dr, Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters fuse, They never fail to giverelief. Read physicians’ certificates on the back of bottle, Sold everywhere, tf A Cough Gold or Sore Throat should be stopped. . Neglect freen results in an incurable lung, isease or Consumption, Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty. years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction, They fre not new or untried, but having been ‘tested by wide ®nd constant use for. nearly an entite generation, the have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies of theage Public kers and singers use them‘te clear and strengthen the voice, “Seld at 25 @ts a box, HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. . Monpay, @ot, 31, 1881, E. fpnitinad, N. ‘San Juan, § C. G, Furgesen, ‘Chicago. C. Aultrun, Ganton, Ohie, G.D, Hartery ‘ = J. P. Hopkins, San Francisvo. A. H. Miler, Forest City. G. L. Shaw, San Francisco, C. E, Mattin, “ “ B. Guscetti, Ranch, * John Baldwin, Grass Valley, Joe Dickenson, San Juan, G. Gifford & w, “* “ H. Woodruff, San Francisco, David Chase, Forest City. ht. Lindsy, Snow Point. John R. Ridge, Grass Valley. John Dougherty & w, Bloomfield W. Williams, Town Talk, B. Réed, San Franciago, ° H. V. Reardon, City. J. Jewette, ae Erastus Bonn, Clerk, In Nevada City, Nov. 1,.1881, to D, Marsh and wife, &son, j — AUCTION SALE! GUILD'S AUCTION ROOMS, On Saturday, November 5, 1881, At 2 oe’clock, P. M. HE STOCK EMBRACES THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at the GLENBROOK PARK, And will be removed to Guild’s Auction Rooms for convenience of sale. It consists of Bedsteads, Mattresses, Pillows, Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Safe, Stoves, Grockery, Glassware, etc. ALSO TWO WORK MULES, (To be seen at Wellington's Stable) WApl be Sold to the Highest Bidder . s Without Reserve. . FRANK GUILD, Auctioneer.’ . Seen completed and delivered into wy . = county” and good} they are rank . . L.One 3 years old took the Premiuin . Bullion Discounted, Advances’ made TO TAXPAYERS. HE ASSESSMENT ROLL for the year 1881, for the County of Nevada, having hands, roperty holders of ghe are tats ratified that the taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The.taxes become delinquent on the last Monday in December, andif not paid: prior to that date, five per cent. and other costs will be added. z Notice is further given that-for the purpose of receiving taxes, 1 shall be in the sevéral Townships at the placesand times satted ee Washington, Buisman’s Hotel, Saturleroy HARDWARE Of Every Description. TRON; -~ ap At Moore's rt = Morrow's Hotel, Tuesday, November : At Nortk® Bloomield, Edwards’ Hotel, Wednesday, November 23d. At North San Juan, — & Furth’s store, Thursday, NoVember 24th. At Bough and Ready, Schroeder’s Hotel, Saturday, November 26th. : ‘ At You tet, P. Drunzer’s Hotel, Monday, November 28th. : : At Truckee, Burckhalter’s Store, Wednesday, November 30th. ‘ At Grass Valley, A. B. Brady’s office, Monday; Tuesday and Wednesday, Dycember Sth, 6th and 7th. _ At Nevada City, Treasurer's office, from ‘December. Sth-until. December 26th, at 6 o'elock, P.M. ¢ : hiver to thé arhount of Five Dollars only taken'on one Assessment. za G, yon SCHMITTBURG, al County Collector. -38seesel! FALL OPENING wien MRS, M. A. STERLING’S Dry Goods and Millinery Store, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. : A if Mapes, ‘AND CHOICE STOCK DRESS AND ‘FANCY -GOODS, Of the LATEST STYLES have just been receivéd from San Francisco. The Millinery Departme’t eltres in Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, etc. A cordial invitation is extended to all to eall and examine the new. goods, and aatisa is gudranteed both as to price and quality. : : Thankful tos erfus public for their patronage in the ‘past, 1 shall endeavor by attention to ‘Usiness‘ind politeness to customers to’ mérit a continuance of the seme, * 630-lm MRS, M. A. STERLING. ‘Auttion Sale of ‘Tyordughbreds. WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT. PUBLIC ‘AUCTION, in front of Mills’ Stahle, bine treet, Nevada City, on Saturday, November 12, 1881, At?2 o'clock, P. M., Two THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULLS fer the best 3-year-olds, at the ‘Jate California State Fair. (Sired by an Imported Bull and dammed by an : : imported Cow.) One 7 months old Calf, guaranteed Pare Ilmported Stock. R. NQELL, Proprietor, Grass Valley. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 38 Main'Street. . Nevada City. OLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD on Gold Dust or Bullion for Coinage at the Mint. Checks on San Francisce. Correspondent—F. Brrron & Co., success? of Swi s-American Bank, San Francisco, THOS. PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE — ANB— Chemical Laboratory, .523 SACRAMENTO STREET, _ Francisco, T\EPOsITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, from twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Bullion can be forwarded to this office from any part af the interior-by express,and Teturns made in the same manner. — Careful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, Souls, Waters, Industrial Products, ete. — Mines examined and reported upon, Conl sultations on Chemical and Metallurgica ‘DR. S. M. HARRIS, — {0 Grase Valley.) nae In Nevada ‘City, Mondion. Wedneedaya. and Fridays. : ; in Brown & M ’s * ‘ a ‘ } Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Is complete, nd cofiprises the Latest Nov. “ Melted into Bars, and returns made in . “STEEL, STOVES, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, "POWDER. FUSE, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS a Evc., Ete), Ete. PAINTS, OILS, “WINDOW. GLASS, . POTTY, Etc. Crockery, —AND— : Glassware. MILL & MINING : SUPPLIES. ‘Agent for the justly celebrated Valean Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. Lerre and full stock of GRANITE IKON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kind, Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice, 42 Purchasers will find it to their edvanj elsewhere. . GEO. E. TURNER. Maximum Sales 1 Minimum Prices! GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. _— Groceries anc Provisions Ai Reduced Prices, < ~ AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew Whiskey. AGENCY FOR Arpad, Haraszthy & Go.s’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel, Grand Prize, Sillery Mousseux. THE BOSS COFFEE POT, BOSS COFFEE ! A fine lot fresh from the in just received, In }, 2 and5 saul aana. AGENCY FOR ~ EXCELSIOR POWDER . ! _ ., Nevada City. > Nevada Jan 20. he _ &The Bost and Safest in the market, TINWARE, . ROPE, BLOCKS, tage to visit my establishment before buying . AlwaystotheFrom We are daily receiving our New Stock Fall and Winter TRADE! Gigantic Unshrinkable Shaker Flannel, Heavy Twilled Medicated Flannels, Waternroof, Ladies’ Cloths, Repellents, Cloaking, Heavy all-wool Dress Goods, Scotch Plaid frm 9 cents to $3.49 per yard. CARDINAL JACKETS, CLOAKS, FELT SKIRTS, WATERED SATINS, COLORED SATINS, all shades Fancy Hair Pins, Scarfs Pins, Cloak Loops, Om'ec Shaded Ribbes, in endless variety. s2Black Trimming, Fur Kid Gauntlets, Fur line of. Kid '. Gloves, Silk Gloves, _all-wool Mittings, &e., &e. We have no hesitation in pro'. nouncing our Stoc. one of the J UACEST! CHEAPEST —_AND— Ever Laid Before the Our Prices are Moderate, and we Guarantee Satisfaction. We are the guly Store in Nevada Clty Reeel ving New Goods Every Dey: We cordially thank our friends for past eustom, and hope ever show our gratitude by FURAND SQUIRE DEALING. SHIVELEY'S9 CENT STORE. s People of Nevada County.’ All the Rage! & The wa county ai The Id the mount Cow defend W der. Elder F ““‘wentist se this even Several ers are al their holi It is ex crop of p1 vada cQui Yester ridge arie _ took hia “You Gollschm ~-pparticular exNeva On Sun of Dawes was robb of $800 (2) Prospe Empire ni the mill i: the ore ta A rane and Smar that heshe shake The te: in this cil! forthe li celluloid A he frequent his daugh .plexien is The ing from the Jail last ' from the ' At the ‘Grass Va! of $125.6. of the Mi some sel fund, Only ¢ special in to witnes the Good day even eryganizat inviting . Pete L who resi¢ ago and v is matche Jack Ke $400 a Bi . regular h WH. Porsenal Mias.. City is 1 in this ec EK. M. e, Was in t Says the ic mines ter. J. W. has been at Camy troubles, himself a ‘use of its Superi Scotia nm: ley yeste it is sup with wi prospecti ‘The fo of the U Valley: Wm, M Jetfrey, ‘Treasure form Cl] wight. There party at Nivens, number « men ps and voe; Supper. g prised 'th Wei Wetm Jequired released ‘MOL. M 38. Riche W.HLS a.

a pian The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1881. as Sabstantiat Indications Wanted. — Mining for precious metals is a stable, legitimate business, founded on solid, economical ' principles, far more oertain,n its results than the ~~amajorityet recognized fegitimate com-mercial enterprises. As the Black = Hits Fimes-sdys; the only questions) oy eset of Teathiers. to bé considered in mining are the quantity and cost of production ; the market is never glutted, the precious metals ‘ate almost” invariable, the thousand and one financial troubles which disturb and prostrate ‘other industries do not affect it. Without ‘the elements of success any business must bea failure, The banker must have capital, the merchant goods and . . the miner a mine. In years past men without experience, devoid «of practical knowledge, had to take ohances on mines, To-day we have experts who make the business a speciality, and are qualified for it by practice and education to pronounce on the value ofa mine, . The day of going it blind on a property is past; there «must be development and something jm sight, the. value of which can be made apparent by mathematical demonstration. A developed property will sell for a mine, but a prospect hole will bring oealy what it is worth as a speculation, — Prove it or Take it Back. It has been asserted that four ‘members of the Sacramento Board of Supervisora were offered $20,000 _ to let certain outsiders (representa~ tives of the hydraulic mining industry being meant) name the attorney to be employed by that county in the anti-slicken suits. The Bee publishes the statement for truth, Now wwe are auxious, incommon with all other law-respecting people, to know something more, about this alleged transaction. Is there any. truth in is, or is it kimply a slander invented by McClatchy & Co, to advance ‘the . cause of Cadwalader and his ring? If it is not the latter, as mach can be readily proven, , If such. proof is not forthcoming without delay the originators of the statement must submit to being branded as liara and slanderers who deserve no better fate than having a big stone tied to their necks and being thrown into a deep mining reservoir. oe &— Another Ex-Nevadan. Tho party referred te in the following extract froin the San Franciseo Post is supposed to be the same queer little Sam. Price who usel to reside in this city, being employed as ajssiesman by A, Goldsmith the dry goods merchant, He was a very eccentric fellow and a butt of ridicule, forall whom: he came in contact with. The Post says: ‘Samuel Price, solicitor and collector for Katle & Co., shoe manufacturers, skipped Thursday, it is alleged, taking with him, $1,090 ‘ef-thea firm’s money which he had collected the previous day. Price was formerly with Marks & Bolina, but for six months past has been in Earl & Co.’s employ. When Mr. Earl called on hid customers on collection day he found that Price had been before: him and had scooped in the amounts due, Price is unmarried, aged 35, and said to be a devotee of the ‘tiger.’ ” When Kin Meets King, . When Mr. and Mrs, Johan W. ' Mackay were in Stockholm recently they were graciously received and entertained by King @scar of Sweden. About the same time Mackay’s partner, Col. Fair, at his fine new residence in San Francisco, was entertaining Kong Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands. Thus do the two Bonanza Kings affiliate with national Kings. Four kings is generally.eonsidered to be & pretty good hand. Our two Bonanza Kings certainly are a good hand by themselves. In fact, financially speaking, they may. be considered a ‘*flush.”—Gold Hill News. am Everybody says that Hoskins keeps the best beer in town, nl-3t PARTIES wishing pictures copied > and finished in water-colors or crayon had better bring them in before 4Quirk goes away as they will not have as good a chance again. tf, Booms for rent. " Euquire ot Mrs, t * é A Fair One's Fix. Those feather turbans are exceedinzly pretty to be sure, but we want to tell our feminine friends that there is more danger in wearing . them than in carrying both hip The Stage Driver’s Safeguard. {Salt Lake Tribune.} The drunken driver who upset the Park City stage tecently and tolled Dr. McKenzie, the © temperance lecturer, down @ bank, comes out pockets full of self-cocking revolvers. A lady quite prominent’ in society circles was walking up Main “street a.couple of days ago with one on:her head, when a shanghai rooster ‘that was perched on a fence close to whichjshe passed. sprang upon her summit and fastened its toe-nails in with his defense. ‘here's nothing . like. good Utah rotgut to protect a man from danger” quoth the driver, “McKenzie fell five or six feet and when they picked. him wp he was almost dead. He wen’t be of much accouut for two or three weeks — yet. Now see how different it is with me. Pwas pitched fe board “Shoo!” stie screamed, breaking into a rua and shaking her skirte vigorously as she speeded. The rooster went as fast as she did, and at every jump she made buried its beak in her head-gear to withdraw it each time filled with anew lot of feathers. It was just beginning to get its work in on her imported cheffonier whén-a _ poultry dealer hove in sight and the chanticleer hastily dismounted as the lady fainted from exhaustion-and fright into her — rescuer’s outstretched arms, '“A private detectiye employed by the victim’s husband to work up the case, ascertained that the trimmings of the turban were formerly worn who was abducted from her home during one dark night a fewweeks since, It is said the former owner of the poultry has ‘also found this out and thinks seriously of having _. theady arrested for receiving stolen goods, while the brother of the departed. hen wants a murder case inade out of it. It is e complicated affair, and when all the facts come out will create a sensation worthy of this locality and age. © ; Tho Biind WHI Not See. The Marysville Express is.getting ont of patience, It says: When the miners proposed to prevent this debris from coming down the rivers the city of Maryavillevery graffly declined the proposition, This ‘‘beautiful city” in fact drew down on its own bead the destruction that now threatens hery She has been repeatedly warned in time but all along declined to listen to the admonitions. True enough her position is ’ deplorable at present, But she has appealed to the courts for help. They have failed.to give the implored assistance as everybody -knew they would from the start, But if the ‘heartless hydraulic miners” should cease pouring their tailings down in what respect would her condition’ be changed? The debris in the rivers would still imminent, -If Marysville would devote some of the zeal now wasting in senseless legal struggles to protective measures, she would have less cause to fear the wrath to come. If she had shown any disposition to act fairly in the matter, assistance would flow in from the miners theim-eelves to provide the needed prdtection, Grass Valley Mines. _ The new steam hoisting works of the Washington mine were started up Monday in due form—a namber of the stockholders being present to take part.im the inauguration ceremonies, which were of an interesting character. The shaft 6 the Peabody mine has been pumped out, end the extract‘ing of quartz.will be commenced "unmediately. The new machinery works well, and the big water wheel runs without jar or friction and under a less head of water than was thought necessary, The bullion yield. of the Idaho mine for the month of October (five weeks) was in round numbers $65,000, from which the usual dividend of $7 50 per share, amounting to $23,250 will be paid. This will be the 147th regular dividend paid by the mine, amounting to $3,078,30), out of a gross product of about $0,751,000, —Uniun,. s School Keport. Brug Tent, Ocr. 28, 1881. Standing and Yeportment of the pupils of Blue Tent school, for the month ending Oct. 28: James Black 95, Mary Hitchings 93, Elien Black 96, Frank) Hitchings 85, Chess: Chadwiek 89, John Hitchings 87, Willie Forest 97, Ida Hitchcock 85, Maggie Chadwick 84, LesterWiseman 82, Walter Penders 85, Chas. Moody 86, Julia Chadwick 91, Bertie Moody 87, Clara Nelson 80, Lena Hitchcock 89, Chas, Whittum, 84. 1 B Eastox, teaches, by the attacking rogater’s own sister } come down and the danger be just as} 4 Carrie Greeley 90, Ada Penders 90, . clean over the leader’s head, like an acrobat in a circus ring. The horses walked all over ine and the stage rolled on me. But when I got upf never felt a pain. A man full of whisky never gets hurt. It makes his bédy just hike rubber. Whenever you ride behind skittish horses on s rough road always gin up. It’s your only salvation, Put a little sugar in there, Bill, aad chalk it up.” % . ss ‘Wuat do you mean by advising your boy to drink and gamble?” said Gallagher to Ragbag. ‘‘Simply this, Iam interested in the boy. T want him to bea great man. Folks never do as advised.” Qutrx will make negatives now for large pictures to be delivered at any time before or during the holidays. — * tf. s# Best Beer in town at U. S. Brewery. nl-3t No More Ibyspepsin. or Fudigestion! Dr, Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters fuse, They never fail to giverelief. Read physicians’ certificates on the back of bottle, Sold everywhere, tf A Cough Gold or Sore Throat should be stopped. . Neglect freen results in an incurable lung, isease or Consumption, Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty. years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction, They fre not new or untried, but having been ‘tested by wide ®nd constant use for. nearly an entite generation, the have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies of theage Public kers and singers use them‘te clear and strengthen the voice, “Seld at 25 @ts a box, HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. . Monpay, @ot, 31, 1881, E. fpnitinad, N. ‘San Juan, § C. G, Furgesen, ‘Chicago. C. Aultrun, Ganton, Ohie, G.D, Hartery ‘ = J. P. Hopkins, San Francisvo. A. H. Miler, Forest City. G. L. Shaw, San Francisco, C. E, Mattin, “ “ B. Guscetti, Ranch, * John Baldwin, Grass Valley, Joe Dickenson, San Juan, G. Gifford & w, “* “ H. Woodruff, San Francisco, David Chase, Forest City. ht. Lindsy, Snow Point. John R. Ridge, Grass Valley. John Dougherty & w, Bloomfield W. Williams, Town Talk, B. Réed, San Franciago, ° H. V. Reardon, City. J. Jewette, ae Erastus Bonn, Clerk, In Nevada City, Nov. 1,.1881, to D, Marsh and wife, &son, j — AUCTION SALE! GUILD'S AUCTION ROOMS, On Saturday, November 5, 1881, At 2 oe’clock, P. M. HE STOCK EMBRACES THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at the GLENBROOK PARK, And will be removed to Guild’s Auction Rooms for convenience of sale. It consists of Bedsteads, Mattresses, Pillows, Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Safe, Stoves, Grockery, Glassware, etc. ALSO TWO WORK MULES, (To be seen at Wellington's Stable) WApl be Sold to the Highest Bidder . s Without Reserve. . FRANK GUILD, Auctioneer.’ . Seen completed and delivered into wy . = county” and good} they are rank . . L.One 3 years old took the Premiuin

. Bullion Discounted, Advances’ made TO TAXPAYERS. HE ASSESSMENT ROLL for the year 1881, for the County of Nevada, having hands, roperty holders of ghe are tats ratified that the taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The.taxes become delinquent on the last Monday in December, andif not paid: prior to that date, five per cent. and other costs will be added. z Notice is further given that-for the purpose of receiving taxes, 1 shall be in the sevéral Townships at the placesand times satted ee Washington, Buisman’s Hotel, Saturleroy HARDWARE Of Every Description. TRON; -~ ap At Moore's rt = Morrow's Hotel, Tuesday, November : At Nortk® Bloomield, Edwards’ Hotel, Wednesday, November 23d. At North San Juan, — & Furth’s store, Thursday, NoVember 24th. At Bough and Ready, Schroeder’s Hotel, Saturday, November 26th. : ‘ At You tet, P. Drunzer’s Hotel, Monday, November 28th. : : At Truckee, Burckhalter’s Store, Wednesday, November 30th. ‘ At Grass Valley, A. B. Brady’s office, Monday; Tuesday and Wednesday, Dycember Sth, 6th and 7th. _ At Nevada City, Treasurer's office, from ‘December. Sth-until. December 26th, at 6 o'elock, P.M. ¢ : hiver to thé arhount of Five Dollars only taken'on one Assessment. za G, yon SCHMITTBURG, al County Collector. -38seesel! FALL OPENING wien MRS, M. A. STERLING’S Dry Goods and Millinery Store, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. : A if Mapes, ‘AND CHOICE STOCK DRESS AND ‘FANCY -GOODS, Of the LATEST STYLES have just been receivéd from San Francisco. The Millinery Departme’t eltres in Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, etc. A cordial invitation is extended to all to eall and examine the new. goods, and aatisa is gudranteed both as to price and quality. : : Thankful tos erfus public for their patronage in the ‘past, 1 shall endeavor by attention to ‘Usiness‘ind politeness to customers to’ mérit a continuance of the seme, * 630-lm MRS, M. A. STERLING. ‘Auttion Sale of ‘Tyordughbreds. WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT. PUBLIC ‘AUCTION, in front of Mills’ Stahle, bine treet, Nevada City, on Saturday, November 12, 1881, At?2 o'clock, P. M., Two THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULLS fer the best 3-year-olds, at the ‘Jate California State Fair. (Sired by an Imported Bull and dammed by an : : imported Cow.) One 7 months old Calf, guaranteed Pare Ilmported Stock. R. NQELL, Proprietor, Grass Valley. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 38 Main'Street. . Nevada City. OLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD on Gold Dust or Bullion for Coinage at the Mint. Checks on San Francisce. Correspondent—F. Brrron & Co., success? of Swi s-American Bank, San Francisco, THOS. PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE — ANB— Chemical Laboratory, .523 SACRAMENTO STREET, _ Francisco, T\EPOsITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, from twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Bullion can be forwarded to this office from any part af the interior-by express,and Teturns made in the same manner. — Careful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, Souls, Waters, Industrial Products, ete. — Mines examined and reported upon, Conl sultations on Chemical and Metallurgica ‘DR. S. M. HARRIS, — {0 Grase Valley.) nae In Nevada ‘City, Mondion. Wedneedaya. and Fridays. : ; in Brown & M ’s * ‘ a ‘ } Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Is complete, nd cofiprises the Latest Nov. “ Melted into Bars, and returns made in . “STEEL, STOVES, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, "POWDER. FUSE, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS a Evc., Ete), Ete. PAINTS, OILS, “WINDOW. GLASS, . POTTY, Etc. Crockery, —AND— : Glassware. MILL & MINING : SUPPLIES. ‘Agent for the justly celebrated Valean Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. Lerre and full stock of GRANITE IKON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kind, Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice, 42 Purchasers will find it to their edvanj elsewhere. . GEO. E. TURNER. Maximum Sales 1 Minimum Prices! GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. _— Groceries anc Provisions Ai Reduced Prices, < ~ AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew Whiskey. AGENCY FOR Arpad, Haraszthy & Go.s’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel, Grand Prize, Sillery Mousseux. THE BOSS COFFEE POT, BOSS COFFEE ! A fine lot fresh from the in just received, In }, 2 and5 saul aana. AGENCY FOR ~ EXCELSIOR POWDER . ! _ ., Nevada City. > Nevada Jan 20. he _ &The Bost and Safest in the market, TINWARE, . ROPE, BLOCKS, tage to visit my establishment before buying . AlwaystotheFrom We are daily receiving our New Stock Fall and Winter TRADE! Gigantic Unshrinkable Shaker Flannel, Heavy Twilled Medicated Flannels, Waternroof, Ladies’ Cloths, Repellents, Cloaking, Heavy all-wool Dress Goods, Scotch Plaid frm 9 cents to $3.49 per yard. CARDINAL JACKETS, CLOAKS, FELT SKIRTS, WATERED SATINS, COLORED SATINS, all shades Fancy Hair Pins, Scarfs Pins, Cloak Loops, Om'ec Shaded Ribbes, in endless variety. s2Black Trimming, Fur Kid Gauntlets, Fur line of. Kid '. Gloves, Silk Gloves, _all-wool Mittings, &e., &e. We have no hesitation in pro'. nouncing our Stoc. one of the J UACEST! CHEAPEST —_AND— Ever Laid Before the Our Prices are Moderate, and we Guarantee Satisfaction. We are the guly Store in Nevada Clty Reeel ving New Goods Every Dey: We cordially thank our friends for past eustom, and hope ever show our gratitude by FURAND SQUIRE DEALING. SHIVELEY'S9 CENT STORE. s People of Nevada County.’ All the Rage! & The wa county ai The Id the mount Cow defend W der. 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