November 21, 1883 (4 pages)

a « provisions of the municipal bill Nevada Daly ‘Traneript, ‘ammeter Tenis County ‘Oficial Press. “WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 1883. —_—— DO OUR PEOPLE WANT IT? In all probability, the question as to whetlier our people desire to have their city administration continue under the charter as now, or whether they. prefer to be governed under the adopted at the last’ session of the Legislature, will soon come up for discussion. In order to have the mattersubmitted to the voters for ‘their determination, a petition signed by one-fifth of those who participated in the last election must in March next be presented to the Trustees now serving, and they must order an election on the subject to be held in connection with, the general election in May. Under the new municipal bill Nevada City would be an incorporation of the 5th class, including'those communities which number from. 3,000 to 10,000. The officers would be five Trustees; a Board of Edacation of five members; a Recorder who _shall be jadge of a Recorder’s Court, have jurisdiction concurrently. with justice courts of criminal and civil proceedings arising within the city limit, and beallowed therefor su zh fees as are justices of the peace for similar services; then there would also be a Treasurer, Assessor and Morshal, all elective; and if a free library or reading room existed in the vity five Trustees would be by the Board of City Trustees appointed therefor, The Board would also appoint a Clerk and City Attorney. The City Trustees and members of the Board of Education would be elected for four years, the other officers for two. The Trustees would receive @ salary only when acting as members of the Board of Kqualization, The salaries of the other officers would be fixed by the Trustees, There could be imposed on every male inhabitant between 21 and 60 years of age an annual poli tax not exceeding $2 and no other road tax could be collected inside the city limits. The property tax would be apportioned thus: General Fund, not exceeding 40 cents on each $100; . Street Fand, not exceeding 30 cents; School Fund, not exceeding 20 cents; Sewer Fund, not exceeding 10 cents. The levy for all purposes for any year could not exceed one dollar on each $100 of the assessed value. It does not appear, as be the’ as we have examined the question, that it . would cost more to operate the city under the new bill than it now costs, At Wimeoa Qolusa county, Monday, a fire broke out in Mrs, Rickey’s millinery store and was soon burned down and with. it all the buildings on that row, embracing Dr. Rickey’s office, Dr. Crowder’s office, the Postoffice, P. B. Chamber lain’s store, Fish Brothers’ drug store, Crutcher and Manors’ general store, Pedro’s barber shop, Hewett's boarding house, Mrs. Duncan's dwelling, Mehl & Lutz’ shoe store, Mra Druffield’s millinery atore, Classen’s saloon, Justice Miller’s office Kimball's tin-shop, and Mrs. Long’s dwelling: The loas is not far frem $50,000 WE notice in-an exchange a poem by Jean Ingelow, entitled ‘Gone Over.” We have not read it but presume it to have been written on a Democrat whe has gone over from Butler to Robinson. A scIENTIST says that, properly apeaking, color is not a:property of matter, but of light. We remember wheu color was a property of matter, and that was 20 years ago down South, Tur population of St. Louis is about half a-million. Chicago had a population of half a million at the last census, but we do not kuow how many escaped since then. 1 FILL THE Bill,” said Willie when he got into his mother’s preserve closet, ‘‘And I foot the Bill,” re. marked papa, overhearing the aoliloquy. ft * An English authority sets the: maximum weight of a bathing gown at twenty-four ounces, A WELL-TRAINED shepherd dog will drive cattle or sheep better than a boy ey James Means BS Bhote for ents, Most duiehls made. made, skin, “Once tested, always worn, Superior to any ehoe retailed for $5 on the Pacifie coast. Send two-cent . stamp for illustrated catalogue, which . ‘Finest calf-}. ty Nearly Completed. Unione: The Textenaleg improvements which have been in progress at the Empire mine for some time are approaching completion, and it is expected that again commence dropping about the the 20 stamps will lst of December, The mill has been thoroughly over-hauled, new mortars pat in, self-feeders introAuced, and other new improvements made, The cost of the improvements will be about $17,000. In the meanwhile the underground work of the mine has been going,on as ueual, and there is a large quantity of good ore accumulating for the, stamps to commine continues ty be very favoroh : Tue Clipper Gap Erén Company hae’purchased of Potter and Maxwell the iton mine on Pit river, near vhe United States Fishery.” The} Shasta Democrat is informed that the railroad people are interested iv smelting works will be erected on the mine, anda branch railr oad finally built to connect ‘the mine with the California and Oregon railroad, Tux San Jose Times makes a sensible suggestion when it says: ‘Now that letter postage has beeu reduced one-third, let Congress make a corresponding and consistent reduction in newspaper postage. Take off the tax on information and put it on whisky and tobacoo, ” Ex-Szenatox Stuwanr expresses the epinion that if all the people in the world had their teeth properly filled with gqid universal bankruptey would follow. a —_— 7 0 oe tinental stock, > +o ‘AN effort will be made by Con: gress to take the trade dollar from cireulation, At. the prominent candidates for the Speakership are in Washington, Ir is now said that Tilden is vuftering from dumb paralysis, Anna DickInson is to resume her lectures, * STRONG FACTS! A great many people are asking what particular troubles Brown’s ° Inon Birrers is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and enriches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease, A Lady Cured of Rheumatism.Baltimore, Md., May 7, 1880, My health was much shattered by Rheumatism when I commenced — Brown’s Iron Bitters, and I carcely had strength eno to attend to my daily household duties. : boa now using the third bottle and I ining strength daily, and . chee fully tdlimneed it to all, I canna say too much in praise of it. Mrs, Many E. Brasuxar, 173 Prestmanst, Kidney Disease Cured, ak ben lees » 1881, Suffering from ki disease from which I could get no relief, { tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which cured me pomplanly. A child of mine, recovering from scarlet fever, had no appetite and did not seem to beable toeatatall, I gave him iron Bitters with the happiest results. + Kyu Monracum Heart Disease. Vine St., ee ies teyisiy diheges piivsicie er trying ferent physicians ones remedies palpitation of the heart without impo any poaets I was advised ony Brown's Iron Bitters. Thnves ted two bot. tles and never found saying that gave me so much relief. Mrs, Jennix Huss. For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, Brown's Iron Birrers‘is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Geruinc ‘FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS, Headquarters Fourth Brigade, Sackamesto, Can., November 12th, 188s. i SPECIAL ORDER, NO 13,C,8, 1, Captain John A. yee Commanding Com) First Artill tells all ubout the shoe, and how to . G." the tom order by mail and secure perfect fit . by self-measurement. Buy your shoes direct irom, factory and save retailer’s profit. Let me hear sfrom youJamxs Mxans, 41 Lincolix st., Bos: ton, Mass. 02-8w edit team te about to ex: 5 ee i ) 0said Company Stato ot California, at 8 a soa lane potion ol be Pinan by a, me ti bove named, sey ag) I. The presiding officer, oficers and members of ald Company will attend in full IV. The will hi J. J. Jackson of the Beehive Grodet lode ane cery store continues to sell the very ie ares! absaiueted at the ea, a the tod zien ot of Brigadier General John thepurchase,and that at an early day : Henry ViLtakp is reported nov] ” to own a share of Oregon Transcon. . os BUTEL AMRIVALS, % . . NATIONAL BXOBANGE HOTEL, Va STANLY A. RDDY.. +». .Proprietor Nov, 19, 1883, “M, Rosenbu a OE B. Gueeetti, © & Dr, Harn G val arri ass a iin a, Gri alley, Ridge, do J. 8. Jugrham, Downieville, H, Sparnon, do J. M. Daffy, do . Donahue, Leadville, Ww. Francis, do ¥. 8. Reed,” San Juan, E. Dolliver, Willow Valley. Union Hotél, Nov, 18, 1883. ; rry & d, akin D, i Grissel, do “ M. Enright & w, Seinen do agan, ae J. Malin, H. Henderson, British “Columbia, . ~ Organ, City, ig ey, San Juan, 8. ohnson, San Leandro, , J. Morris, Truckee, a3 W. Little, San Francisco, pauldin W.J "Shirley, ee BORN. At Grass Valley, November 19, 1888, to Deidrich Tietjen and wite, a daughter. rth Bloomfield, November 10, 1883, lottand wile, a daughter, At te E. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, Mote economical than the ordinary kinds, and qaunot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos. °°" hate powders, SOLD ONLY IN. CANS, VAI, — Powprer Co,, 106 n3-ly Wall st., N.Y. . Wm. George. . «Grass Valley, ‘THE BEST TOILET SOAP. THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. f EVENING trom 7:30 to 10 o'clock. [I Boncuti. All. persons indebted to me ep pra have tied it borne it pivecenstar, . 8x0 Fequested to call without . 24 gperial attention will beiiven to other ee in It papi delay and settle their ‘accounts, we objectionable persons admitted under jo towable, “Only: Geesak. as Ifmust have money at once. ADMITTANCE FREE. oa sa (J Naffziger Use of Skates Twéhtyfive Cents. Co-Partnership Wotice. aerkicetein i ALL WHOM IF M MAY CONCERN: 5, This is we, Antonio Tam, and awards Tompkins, of Nevada City, Nevada a ja, have by ben Srna yrMnrar dg co-partnershi vd sled Sl aloe on etna eee in our line, in the courity of Nevada, State Nevada City, Nevade Gounty and ‘State 5 E il § i é ne ane iar TOMPEUNE. "D LONG. Notary vot Fibgpong Nevada coi, State oi Caln20@ Cold = Bought. Masquerade Carnival ! NEVADA THEATRE, —on— JOHN MICHELL WILL, GIVE A_ MAS— Ball at Nevada eatre on the Evening of the 80th of November, when he will offer Two Prizes for the best sustained Characters, : Lady's and Gentleman's.) ~igeendinaat een secured for the occasion Admission $1 per couple, caiectators Ladlen 26 25 + wll children 26 pamine, free, No ie ae admit ited in’ mask Nithout first presenti witation ticket.at the door, aoe at be obtained at the store of Mrs. LESTER, & ORAW FORD. HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF et I Meat Market on Commercial present remain in charge of the establishment, . . Careful Attention Given to Friday Evening, Nov. 80, 1888, NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC leat Street COB NA but I will for the Nevada City, Nov. 1, 1888. ° DANCING SCHOOL. . . ROLLERSKATINE]S==. FTERNOON SESSION from 2 to 4:30. iG CHRISTMAS WEEK ASQUERADE Ny cmd will he ive Pa gem pb ome A GRAND mang a 3 A. Par: CHASES Proprietor. SOHN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS DANCING SCHOOL for ‘the winter season of 1888-4, at Nevada City Theatre, tor . On Friday Even’g, Oct. 5, 1883 oes Property for Sale. RFA AND LOT on Aristocracy Hill, AT A BARCAIN. THE DWELLING HOUSE owned by Thomes H. Caswell, ds and Winter Goods ——AT—— HYMAN BROS. Tust Receivea ‘a full line ~OF THE— «. Latest Styies of Man's Clothing, Latest Styles of Youths and Boy's Clothing. Latest Styles of Furnishing Goods, Latest Styles of Men's Tots and Bo Hat and Cap Largest Stock-intownofBootse Shoes. . nam tence omen, . Seiigieacee ka cranene=. Langest Stok in town of Blantets all ealars and grades, mares een vase ou, crue tecwicreomee . LAgESL Stok in -town of Bed Comforters, ete. al fact our Store ix s0 full of Goods we] are atfjloss to Nevada Drug Store, know where to put thom. = =~ Comer Mead and Fine siy Neveda cut LARGEST STOCK! WALTER D. VINTON Scepter h Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ‘Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Compounding Prescription _Bya Competent Drug st, and P RFECT PURITY guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSURANCE COMPANIES KE ANT IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, LIVER POOL. LONDON AND GUNBP. SURGEON, a. VW. ee ses BM a Homeopathic;Physiciany, Rooms 9 and{le, up stairs, cor. Broad and Fine ats., Nevada City, —o—— am OfficejHoure—0 to 111A. M.,1tosP M., Tted P.M AU can be sncamuantiitad for Cash or no Cash at Casper’s, . 4 NDOT MAGATY WIND AUD TAS He) “eS yemnyoeg ye sas’) AM yam aataey a Videudikes and ies at Only nao Te Cents Each, at Casper’s. bd ff Je “noe 4 paied & 62 I$ put [¢ ‘ssomeiq pure siiys sopup pouurpy Asis) suey SIIMEIT] PU SLIIYS Jopuy jeuUE].J vow suagy Ty 8A SUONIUpSH \SaqeaL SU, oe. eS Rig ge Ose vw O BE ORY S89 aa. & 2s 8 * GRERTaS SS BP efues i a tie fF mes oa = i—} oF = fa!) 2. = : = = E "08S 03 G2$ wos “yo01,q pue yoeg ‘suNG ssosq] onbig s,uay\ . " W suo ‘dn 9§ wo. ‘syea194C0 8I$ 03 poonpas 62¢ AjsourI0] ‘syng Jaavag sua L1$ 03 poonpas Ogg A[JaUuLIO} ‘s}ING VJOUTISSE> oUI.J SUaT!W "SU €) ‘sjpetsa—G Aaeopy '@ I$ ‘potspunejun ‘staryg amy NDOT (Jo FuoT) siog 8§ ‘sisyuerg efusoyyeD ony P-51 "yous @f ‘sioyurrg Apure.y ayy $-11 a ‘SUNG JIOUIISSED JUL. Susy [I$ 03 poonpar @]f: Ajsours0} ‘suing asouNssez our] suet "08$ 03 poonpos €Z§" Apr0uzI0; (YALAVAWAH NOWONGIa OL Loarans) MOSUL Peon pPpe2tU Surpas.ocrros oq} 32 ‘syuniy, pus sje ‘seoyg ‘sj0dg ‘spoon Surystuimy ‘ONIHLO19 INI4 SAOG GNY SHLNOA ‘S.NAWE. "SATLED USSD ONT ro SEO . Saad LOOHLIM AIVs Lvay)} *. are . roy angr . WHO erdoeg soury, prey ony * Tea eve 98 YS¥D ON 10 ysU_ /J'ALIO VOVAIN ‘s13742¢ TWIOWAWNOD ONY 3NId YaNYOD ‘ si Rubber Boots, $4 at ‘All kinds Pickles, by the bottle, }Assorted French and American : Pigs Feet, Cheese, Si . Sauerkrout b German and Talan NEWEST COODS ! LOWEST PRICES ! hs we are direct i importers from’. New York and Europe, and also being latge manufacturers, enables us to place on the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Don’t delay but -come oe and see us, We assure you We will give you more value for your money thanjany one else, HYMAN BROS., 7 Murray St., Néw York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. st. San Francisco. ’ Bic PE, br Ba in " Nevada City CASH GROGERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON. EXKaveOpened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W: R. Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. WE PROPUSE TO SELL For Cash Onis, And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES _ for the best qualities of Goods than “Any other Dealer i in Nevada City, HUSSEY & SON. TAM & TOMPKINS’ Select Store, [AT STUMPF'S HOTEL, BROAD STREET. A. TOMPKINS. On Vous attention is called to the levine list of choice articles just received at our new Store: Candies and N uts, Dried Fruit, all kinds of Canned . . Fruit, Jellies and Jams, 40 . French and German or the bottle or * gallo. : . Horseradish, Tomato Catsup, 6 : ak “ a Spanish Olives; : ff é = es. gallon or ioral: Assorted Potted Game in Cans. 3 EASTERN oysters Fatnily Groceries, Provisions, Wines,

a « provisions of the municipal bill Nevada Daly ‘Traneript, ‘ammeter Tenis County ‘Oficial Press. “WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 1883. —_—— DO OUR PEOPLE WANT IT? In all probability, the question as to whetlier our people desire to have their city administration continue under the charter as now, or whether they. prefer to be governed under the adopted at the last’ session of the Legislature, will soon come up for discussion. In order to have the mattersubmitted to the voters for ‘their determination, a petition signed by one-fifth of those who participated in the last election must in March next be presented to the Trustees now serving, and they must order an election on the subject to be held in connection with, the general election in May. Under the new municipal bill Nevada City would be an incorporation of the 5th class, including'those communities which number from. 3,000 to 10,000. The officers would be five Trustees; a Board of Edacation of five members; a Recorder who _shall be jadge of a Recorder’s Court, have jurisdiction concurrently. with justice courts of criminal and civil proceedings arising within the city limit, and beallowed therefor su zh fees as are justices of the peace for similar services; then there would also be a Treasurer, Assessor and Morshal, all elective; and if a free library or reading room existed in the vity five Trustees would be by the Board of City Trustees appointed therefor, The Board would also appoint a Clerk and City Attorney. The City Trustees and members of the Board of Education would be elected for four years, the other officers for two. The Trustees would receive @ salary only when acting as members of the Board of Kqualization, The salaries of the other officers would be fixed by the Trustees, There could be imposed on every male inhabitant between 21 and 60 years of age an annual poli tax not exceeding $2 and no other road tax could be collected inside the city limits. The property tax would be apportioned thus: General Fund, not exceeding 40 cents on each $100; . Street Fand, not exceeding 30 cents; School Fund, not exceeding 20 cents; Sewer Fund, not exceeding 10 cents. The levy for all purposes for any year could not exceed one dollar on each $100 of the assessed value. It does not appear, as be the’ as we have examined the question, that it . would cost more to operate the city under the new bill than it now costs, At Wimeoa Qolusa county, Monday, a fire broke out in Mrs, Rickey’s millinery store and was soon burned down and with. it all the buildings on that row, embracing Dr. Rickey’s office, Dr. Crowder’s office, the Postoffice, P. B. Chamber lain’s store, Fish Brothers’ drug store, Crutcher and Manors’ general store, Pedro’s barber shop, Hewett's boarding house, Mrs. Duncan's dwelling, Mehl & Lutz’ shoe store, Mra Druffield’s millinery atore, Classen’s saloon, Justice Miller’s office Kimball's tin-shop, and Mrs. Long’s dwelling: The loas is not far frem $50,000 WE notice in-an exchange a poem by Jean Ingelow, entitled ‘Gone Over.” We have not read it but presume it to have been written on a Democrat whe has gone over from Butler to Robinson. A scIENTIST says that, properly apeaking, color is not a:property of matter, but of light. We remember wheu color was a property of matter, and that was 20 years ago down South, Tur population of St. Louis is about half a-million. Chicago had a population of half a million at the last census, but we do not kuow how many escaped since then. 1 FILL THE Bill,” said Willie when he got into his mother’s preserve closet, ‘‘And I foot the Bill,” re. marked papa, overhearing the aoliloquy. ft * An English authority sets the: maximum weight of a bathing gown at twenty-four ounces, A WELL-TRAINED shepherd dog will drive cattle or sheep better than a boy ey James Means BS Bhote for ents, Most duiehls made. made, skin, “Once tested, always worn, Superior to any ehoe retailed for $5 on the Pacifie coast. Send two-cent . stamp for illustrated catalogue, which . ‘Finest calf-}. ty Nearly Completed. Unione: The Textenaleg improvements which have been in progress at the Empire mine for some time are approaching completion, and it is expected that again commence dropping about the the 20 stamps will lst of December, The mill has been thoroughly over-hauled, new mortars pat in, self-feeders introAuced, and other new improvements made, The cost of the improvements will be about $17,000. In the meanwhile the underground work of the mine has been going,on as ueual, and there is a large quantity of good ore accumulating for the, stamps to commine continues ty be very favoroh : Tue Clipper Gap Erén Company hae’purchased of Potter and Maxwell the iton mine on Pit river, near vhe United States Fishery.” The} Shasta Democrat is informed that the railroad people are interested iv smelting works will be erected on the mine, anda branch railr oad finally built to connect ‘the mine with the California and Oregon railroad, Tux San Jose Times makes a sensible suggestion when it says: ‘Now that letter postage has beeu reduced one-third, let Congress make a corresponding and consistent reduction in newspaper postage. Take off the tax on information and put it on whisky and tobacoo, ” Ex-Szenatox Stuwanr expresses the epinion that if all the people in the world had their teeth properly filled with gqid universal bankruptey would follow. a —_— 7 0 oe tinental stock, > +o ‘AN effort will be made by Con: gress to take the trade dollar from cireulation, At. the prominent candidates for the Speakership are in Washington, Ir is now said that Tilden is vuftering from dumb paralysis, Anna DickInson is to resume her lectures, * STRONG FACTS! A great many people are asking what particular troubles Brown’s ° Inon Birrers is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and enriches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease, A Lady Cured of Rheumatism.Baltimore, Md., May 7, 1880, My health was much shattered by Rheumatism when I commenced — Brown’s Iron Bitters, and I carcely had strength eno to attend to my daily household duties. : boa now using the third bottle and I ining strength daily, and . chee fully tdlimneed it to all, I canna say too much in praise of it. Mrs, Many E. Brasuxar, 173 Prestmanst, Kidney Disease Cured, ak ben lees » 1881, Suffering from ki disease from which I could get no relief, { tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which cured me pomplanly. A child of mine, recovering from scarlet fever, had no appetite and did not seem to beable toeatatall, I gave him iron Bitters with the happiest results. + Kyu Monracum Heart Disease. Vine St., ee ies teyisiy diheges piivsicie er trying ferent physicians ones remedies palpitation of the heart without impo any poaets I was advised ony Brown's Iron Bitters. Thnves ted two bot. tles and never found saying that gave me so much relief. Mrs, Jennix Huss. For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, Brown's Iron Birrers‘is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Geruinc ‘FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS, Headquarters Fourth Brigade, Sackamesto, Can., November 12th, 188s. i SPECIAL ORDER, NO 13,C,8, 1, Captain John A. yee Commanding Com) First Artill tells all ubout the shoe, and how to . G." the tom order by mail and secure perfect fit . by self-measurement. Buy your shoes direct irom, factory and save retailer’s profit. Let me hear sfrom youJamxs Mxans, 41 Lincolix st., Bos: ton, Mass. 02-8w edit team te about to ex: 5 ee i ) 0said Company Stato ot California, at 8 a soa lane potion ol be Pinan by a, me ti bove named, sey ag) I. The presiding officer, oficers and members of ald Company will attend in full IV. The will hi J. J. Jackson of the Beehive Grodet lode ane cery store continues to sell the very ie ares! absaiueted at the ea, a the tod zien ot of Brigadier General John thepurchase,and that at an early day : Henry ViLtakp is reported nov] ” to own a share of Oregon Transcon. . os BUTEL AMRIVALS, % . . NATIONAL BXOBANGE HOTEL, Va STANLY A. RDDY... +». .Proprietor Nov, 19, 1883, “M, Rosenbu a OE B. Gueeetti, © & Dr, Harn G val arri ass a iin a, Gri alley, Ridge, do J. 8. Jugrham, Downieville, H, Sparnon, do J. M. Daffy, do . Donahue, Leadville, Ww. Francis, do ¥. 8. Reed,” San Juan, E. Dolliver, Willow Valley. Union Hotél, Nov, 18, 1883.

; rry & d, akin D, i Grissel, do “ M. Enright & w, Seinen do agan, ae J. Malin, H. Henderson, British “Columbia, . ~ Organ, City, ig ey, San Juan, 8. ohnson, San Leandro, , J. Morris, Truckee, a3 W. Little, San Francisco, pauldin W.J "Shirley, ee BORN. At Grass Valley, November 19, 1888, to Deidrich Tietjen and wite, a daughter. rth Bloomfield, November 10, 1883, lottand wile, a daughter, At te E. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, Mote economical than the ordinary kinds, and qaunot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos. °°" hate powders, SOLD ONLY IN. CANS, VAI, — Powprer Co,, 106 n3-ly Wall st., N.Y. . Wm. George. . «Grass Valley, ‘THE BEST TOILET SOAP. THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION. T CURES SKIN DISEASES. f EVENING trom 7:30 to 10 o'clock. [I Boncuti. All. persons indebted to me ep pra have tied it borne it pivecenstar, . 8x0 Fequested to call without . 24 gperial attention will beiiven to other ee in It papi delay and settle their ‘accounts, we objectionable persons admitted under jo towable, “Only: Geesak. as Ifmust have money at once. ADMITTANCE FREE. oa sa (J Naffziger Use of Skates Twéhtyfive Cents. Co-Partnership Wotice. aerkicetein i ALL WHOM IF M MAY CONCERN: 5, This is we, Antonio Tam, and awards Tompkins, of Nevada City, Nevada a ja, have by ben Srna yrMnrar dg co-partnershi vd sled Sl aloe on etna eee in our line, in the courity of Nevada, State Nevada City, Nevade Gounty and ‘State 5 E il § i é ne ane iar TOMPEUNE. "D LONG. Notary vot Fibgpong Nevada coi, State oi Caln20@ Cold = Bought. Masquerade Carnival ! NEVADA THEATRE, —on— JOHN MICHELL WILL, GIVE A_ MAS— Ball at Nevada eatre on the Evening of the 80th of November, when he will offer Two Prizes for the best sustained Characters, : Lady's and Gentleman's.) ~igeendinaat een secured for the occasion Admission $1 per couple, caiectators Ladlen 26 25 + wll children 26 pamine, free, No ie ae admit ited in’ mask Nithout first presenti witation ticket.at the door, aoe at be obtained at the store of Mrs. LESTER, & ORAW FORD. HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF et I Meat Market on Commercial present remain in charge of the establishment, . . Careful Attention Given to Friday Evening, Nov. 80, 1888, NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC leat Street COB NA but I will for the Nevada City, Nov. 1, 1888. ° DANCING SCHOOL. . . ROLLERSKATINE]S==. FTERNOON SESSION from 2 to 4:30. iG CHRISTMAS WEEK ASQUERADE Ny cmd will he ive Pa gem pb ome A GRAND mang a 3 A. Par: CHASES Proprietor. SOHN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS DANCING SCHOOL for ‘the winter season of 1888-4, at Nevada City Theatre, tor . On Friday Even’g, Oct. 5, 1883 oes Property for Sale. RFA AND LOT on Aristocracy Hill, AT A BARCAIN. THE DWELLING HOUSE owned by Thomes H. Caswell, ds and Winter Goods ——AT—— HYMAN BROS. Tust Receivea ‘a full line ~OF THE— «. Latest Styies of Man's Clothing, Latest Styles of Youths and Boy's Clothing. Latest Styles of Furnishing Goods, Latest Styles of Men's Tots and Bo Hat and Cap Largest Stock-intownofBootse Shoes. . nam tence omen, . Seiigieacee ka cranene=. Langest Stok in town of Blantets all ealars and grades, mares een vase ou, crue tecwicreomee . LAgESL Stok in -town of Bed Comforters, ete. al fact our Store ix s0 full of Goods we] are atfjloss to Nevada Drug Store, know where to put thom. = =~ Comer Mead and Fine siy Neveda cut LARGEST STOCK! WALTER D. VINTON Scepter h Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, ‘Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Compounding Prescription _Bya Competent Drug st, and P RFECT PURITY guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSURANCE COMPANIES KE ANT IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, LIVER POOL. LONDON AND GUNBP. SURGEON, a. VW. ee ses BM a Homeopathic;Physiciany, Rooms 9 and{le, up stairs, cor. Broad and Fine ats., Nevada City, —o—— am OfficejHoure—0 to 111A. M.,1tosP M., Tted P.M AU can be sncamuantiitad for Cash or no Cash at Casper’s, . 4 NDOT MAGATY WIND AUD TAS He) “eS yemnyoeg ye sas’) AM yam aataey a Videudikes and ies at Only nao Te Cents Each, at Casper’s. bd ff Je “noe 4 paied & 62 I$ put [¢ ‘ssomeiq pure siiys sopup pouurpy Asis) suey SIIMEIT] PU SLIIYS Jopuy jeuUE].J vow suagy Ty 8A SUONIUpSH \SaqeaL SU, oe. eS Rig ge Ose vw O BE ORY S89 aa. & 2s 8 * GRERTaS SS BP efues i a tie fF mes oa = i—} oF = fa!) 2. = : = = E "08S 03 G2$ wos “yo01,q pue yoeg ‘suNG ssosq] onbig s,uay\ . " W suo ‘dn 9§ wo. ‘syea194C0 8I$ 03 poonpas 62¢ AjsourI0] ‘syng Jaavag sua L1$ 03 poonpas Ogg A[JaUuLIO} ‘s}ING VJOUTISSE> oUI.J SUaT!W "SU €) ‘sjpetsa—G Aaeopy '@ I$ ‘potspunejun ‘staryg amy NDOT (Jo FuoT) siog 8§ ‘sisyuerg efusoyyeD ony P-51 "yous @f ‘sioyurrg Apure.y ayy $-11 a ‘SUNG JIOUIISSED JUL. Susy [I$ 03 poonpar @]f: Ajsours0} ‘suing asouNssez our] suet "08$ 03 poonpos €Z§" Apr0uzI0; (YALAVAWAH NOWONGIa OL Loarans) MOSUL Peon pPpe2tU Surpas.ocrros oq} 32 ‘syuniy, pus sje ‘seoyg ‘sj0dg ‘spoon Surystuimy ‘ONIHLO19 INI4 SAOG GNY SHLNOA ‘S.NAWE. "SATLED USSD ONT ro SEO . Saad LOOHLIM AIVs Lvay)} *. are . roy angr . WHO erdoeg soury, prey ony * Tea eve 98 YS¥D ON 10 ysU_ /J'ALIO VOVAIN ‘s13742¢ TWIOWAWNOD ONY 3NId YaNYOD ‘ si Rubber Boots, $4 at ‘All kinds Pickles, by the bottle, }Assorted French and American : Pigs Feet, Cheese, Si . Sauerkrout b German and Talan NEWEST COODS ! LOWEST PRICES ! hs we are direct i importers from’. New York and Europe, and also being latge manufacturers, enables us to place on the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Don’t delay but -come oe and see us, We assure you We will give you more value for your money thanjany one else, HYMAN BROS., 7 Murray St., Néw York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. st. San Francisco. ’ Bic PE, br Ba in " Nevada City CASH GROGERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON. EXKaveOpened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W: R. Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &C. WE PROPUSE TO SELL For Cash Onis, And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES _ for the best qualities of Goods than “Any other Dealer i in Nevada City, HUSSEY & SON. TAM & TOMPKINS’ Select Store, [AT STUMPF'S HOTEL, BROAD STREET. A. TOMPKINS. On Vous attention is called to the levine list of choice articles just received at our new Store: Candies and N uts, Dried Fruit, all kinds of Canned . . Fruit, Jellies and Jams, 40 . French and German or the bottle or * gallo. : . Horseradish, Tomato Catsup, 6 : ak “ a Spanish Olives; : ff é = es. gallon or ioral: Assorted Potted Game in Cans. 3 EASTERN oysters Fatnily Groceries, Provisions, Wines,