September 14, 1881 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript, @ “ HEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. An Interesting Description of North Bloomficid Enterprise. $ X, BLoostyrety, Sept. 12+, 1981. as Pao" Sept, 14, 1881. = ws = tM P. &, Chania i a ning c ‘oth pany re Bd of the south for! of Hatnbng Cree about 1} oOperating.on Deer creek'in the’same ? e miles from ths place, ar SOUCHET’S QUARTZ CLAIM. © EvirorPravserier:—Y oar corre. spondeut ‘paid 4 visit yesterday sto Souc shet’s quartz mill and_mine, The Baltic Gravel Mine. «. .A corréspandeut writes as follows from Randolph Flat, Rough & Ready township : The Baltic mine “is sit<, uated at the head oF sHenwood Raving on the oppopite side of the ridge . soubbeast from abph Eat, and New: York has eala, cocoa; cordials, scanned tracts, fish and fish-extracts, nifie, sugar, syrups, soda Ww k, bold Alta lead ; ‘but it has ve 13 . litte ' id . .to do with this . channel. in foree a which provides for the ner il of beer, baking powder, baker's chemiconfections, cereals, cheese, meat exesg@hces, ether, Bélatine, honey, ice. eam, ilk, molass lard oil, qui“awhich j ig sita: ited on the north prog . Was supposed to dee! focated I*on_ the . " a <4 a * . Spices, spirits, tea, wine, and_also all It is ‘sitfood,fruit ater, . 1881. FALL AND WINTER lucility as the Merrifield-mine, are} a pied widvahat be sao. bx on the south fork of the Alte; j Pharmaceutical preparations. Adwloe iow, atter five years of labor, and . bes an a. mae aes bee oe Pes omer gh the Midge and terations had become-se common in = — expeuting sone $37,099), in a fair ture, having five stamys. The bateS cts with this channel on the . New York that this law became nec* con . way to soon have tlrei# property ona be +e io tt sd igs et 4 sertins teen ae 1 Webster claim. The Webstop . Cty fortheprotection of the peo. radu vasi . eal ee Sres with wis le. Lhe.California Legislature will PQ ising basse Aylargsstreaut of { Whieli thé @rifsifaz rans throngh . company took one deposit ont 6f-this . waterand a number of ore-feeders déveloped within-afep . ‘dys, aad the indications are that the ledze will shortly 1 make its appearance. The main tt mnel, which now r. fehed a length, of 1,653. feet hive hear feet long. * These are titted with si ver plates the whole length. ‘hese has fect square-.ea top, 3-feet deap,an: agh hard rock will when pushe wd . . -tom. 53) feet further drain not onty the . Champion but also-the Nevada City, > vita tream-of-water, Raising up through the bottom of.this tank is a pips throu: gl EE havdiggings, “south of Squirrel “reek. National Exchange Hotel. Wyoulurg and Merrifield, tie reject. pee lamanve af iiak Gi ge : “Sa = a : ; ‘ fsa ne i ee 7. . ing @ pressure of 1S feet w hich keeps . Squirrel creek and : Henwood ravine . eran ey A. . EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Cor. Bro2d aay Pino Sts, ot nee Onecare OA EOE & . {the pulp in continual motion and . have out it off, and that is What lias — vance 69 feet towards “the Merripasses off through another double made thein rich, Frank Morse is its} * . Tcespay, September 13, 1851, = ficid, wuich is the adjoiniag location . . aliwina ait was Agni 5-N. Ti op & wife kland, : : : ‘ : : t. Bod bonded feat . 0! Stuices lined with eoarse gunny . pegiént manager, and he. has. cc [oe frm ac rie aet : rem Sete . Dividend Notice. op the east. OUR Senger mew . sacks, ‘This is claimed to be a*great: a overshot, and sunk an incline.an¥ v ORE ike . NE 12-24 STEAM ENGINE, with driving . : : sys 1 Ss Me . ¢ ¢ 12.98 LAI riNE, W a g bagks cin‘be obtained on the led ge. saver of. quicksilver.” Fram these red the north. fork or ‘the chaunel, C T: dones, “ ( shaft, 10-foot fly-wheel, and 2 driving . ] IVIDE xD NO. é, ot Fltty Gants per ‘ThgdCaam pion ground extends GEE Tf sluices the debris is dumped intothe above the junction. He hasalso-vrun aE P.Bmith, City, pulleys, pepe tn ae. Apply share on the Capital Stock of tie-léad a distance of 6,009 feet an: d natural channel-of the creek, whose 3 tunnel down the mouth of the Chas: i ik Moore's Flat, : -. . . Citizens (gees or Bide ¢ re H g = ss : Z t = — . @aliforni will become due-and payable on iu braces silety-aeres, waters carry is away and déposit -it, . south fork abeut 100 fect, nearly to HA shy 3 ee s Flat, . and sncheuoaere. ‘AD. YBSI. = Sut Bove =e res oon ain de : stiOHie 2 1" P : Z 4 . JOHN 'T. MORGAN® Gashier St, Louis Mipe. I presume, on the dumping groun 1s the junction in the hill. . The water #. B. Patton; Sweetland, TOINE T ‘ M, . Nevaila City, Sept. 9th, 1981 Jo. a Pnear ‘Marpavtlig, From the feed . failing Stepped, his wheel,-and now! “Wm. ne Gilbort, a AN i seni é e Tue St. Louis mine, owned by I. platform at the battery, rises a chete ‘understanding his diggings he ig do-. Ane Wl vert ° DEALER IN ie W. Danean, Geo, True and A. St. made of strong timbers; about 89 ing fast? the right thing. «He is sae AER ete ss ‘Vain, adjoius the Deadwood ou the feet lotig,on an angle of about 40 deris ging up a_ tunnel thirty feet be-} ° N. Ww aes Weck San Juan, Fresh Oysters, Gold Fish, = cast, being situated in Willow Valgrees, into which the rock is thrown . low the chanuel at the junction,—— rs. S. Rosseau, —AND— ley about 4) miles east of the city. . and is carried to the mill? Froin the . This wilienable-him. to follow. the] 3B: Gusce atti, Raneh, It has been worked by tunnel to watér level): ‘fheré “are four ledyes within 2)0 feet of each other ‘on “the s ipfage and they are pitching tosther they Two of <n are but three feet apart at the tuunel one level, of them paying $30 head of this chute @ car track rans through an-open cut ond tennel a distance of about 300 feet to the ledge. Here is a large amount of rock ia sight, -and -easily obtained, oue man ina day being able to get enough out to supply the mill for és as descend: double sluices 1S inches wile and.2: stuices disclrarye in a wo) len tan 3 abe = H-tape sting to-2 feet sqaare ou the bot. ) . channel that yielded.oger $30,000 be. . Bides the Sbealings, ‘and like the .old . @ Salar.) Oat straw, badly. tlirashed . _ Fat that. It is very. cach, ated the t-} Baltic tiad four or’ five deposits on} this channel, = “ This ¢ hapnek has also hext session, ~ —_—---eee Iyxx editors —ocea-sionally three mifles out to sea to get sufhic room to expand their “other. igs ;}no doubt pass a similar law at its. stred for each} — OPENING DAY Thursday, Sepi. (4th, a EC} ent HOTEL A ‘ARRIVALS, forkgéd off on the Baltic, afd the i . somth fork has céme from Brown's ehannel down through — the hill, to ci Fiala N Columbia, the end-of the claim ; and it will be T. F. Woo, "a easy enough to follow it up stream,. Geo, Colludi, N. San Juan, The tunnel ig in about 10) feet thro’ . et s anson, Grass a! alley, soft rock and has abeut 200 feet furmes ‘Male’ y ther to go ; and the wheel will furnMarysville, L. Vaun, C ity, ish power for his stamps. atonand the other $31, taken out during the The quar various ‘stag of development and from =19 to S47, the last five haying paid-from $ crushing ed figure, ‘The erection of ery 18 necéssary to deeper explora toa, aod if the property is not. disposed of as view Of negotiations going on; Juuean says he and his partners wi svon put up a hoisting aud pnmping ce. — The wrenseat s€ oundition. At 10 o'vlock yesterday nmopning > President's pulse was 100, tein perature 99.4, and. respiration 20, HU passed a very comfortable night, and on the whole his cendition Was encouraging, the Other reports receives during forenoon nient, although no assurance was giy en in thein that the dangerof the re has The lapse passed, couraging terms thanthase of SuugCay (wautity of food and appeared to relinti 16, turing thy «day, aud -was much rej unable to agree, were Shashar ged by yy Ge } y , adj 3 > ; eshed ‘thereby, ~The wouid and . Judge Sawyer, ‘Jurore report. that tacision are looking-better, aud the . jaroid glanl ‘has ceased suppuraLing iiaa eustomary cheerfulyess. #pIte ta of these favorable Bigns, u coudition as to cause ieuak ansiety, AO ge Rising Sun Mince. The Superintendent of the isos Sun mine at Colfax reports that the uew machinery is working well at . The work of running . ¢ the 990 level further west to deve! op. both shafis the country té*the point of contract with the new shaft will shortly be carried forward. » Nos, 3 and 4 west, ayd No, east, carry vein in the face, and are going forward-actively, » The regular Output of ore fromthe main shaft fully supphes the mill. ‘The general condition of the mine is yoo.t, _ 2 o levels, awapping't om, The people in this part of the State wlio have heretofere been taking the San Francisco Qall are “throwing cit” ou that paper like rats deser ting . a sinking ohip. They prefer to put their trust in the Alea, which is not only a-better newspaper, butis wise. ly advovating a policy towards the ‘hydraulic mining industry that is fair for all concerned, a The Fleming Mine. the: 2} foot .pay ghute recently. atrugk in the J. -eming mine, alinost direotly under the center of Broad street, is producing ore that is heavly charged with sulphurets and tree gold. Aer ia pow being sent ty the Deadwi mi o ‘ : differe nal parts of the ground has ranged: from 931 to the-tast natimachinnow seems probable in} Mr, verifizd thse . “tating that there ayas an itmprove~ . dispatches generally were couchd@ “in mere énPu President atéa reasonable . He also slept at intePvals . "The President exhibited more . h: the juwer part of his riz ght lung is in sych . unakle to agree upon a verdict, there the, ! nen of spelling the game sempiine: tz es hours, steady run, . . by water, having a 13 wheel, and with 20 inches of wate . aking 60 revolutions: but Souche gs . } conte ‘anh utes i revolutions, Sonchet with: the’ aic . was plentifal, stripped off the: led. ge . of about 150 feet in length ani 175 or . i! 59 deep, The ledge has been tappe 2 var 4-séveral places and found to vary “lin thie :kness from 1 to 10 feet, . pounded in a haud anortar a piece of ‘the: rock y . 23 spec ks visible throbghk a magnify© jing glass, seven of them to be’ pain ly seen with the naked eye, and one piege about as large ag the head of la pin, ‘This ledge will certainly give ‘a good report of itself one of these days, 2 = eee a A Costly Case.The trial.of the case -of the Sage . Flame and Mill Company vs. Oliver . Lonkey et al., was concluded in the . United States © ireuit Court at San.j . Franeisco on: Monilay. The jury, , alter.an absence 6f 21] hours, being they stodd ten for the p aintif and i two for the defendants, . has vecupied the Court sinee the t7th -of August. Oa a former trial of the ease in the same Court the jury were being eleven for the plaintiff and one for the defendauts, The controv ersy at Over the rights and privileges of . using the waters of Suge Hen Creck jin this county. J. M. Walling <of y is one of the attorneys for the pla\atiff, and W.K. F, Deal who used to Seside” here and is now Jo: cated at Virginia C ity, is of eounsel for the defendants. ee Grass Valley Debating Club. The Grass Valley Debating Club wilen Friday evening meet aud re organiz: for the winter, There will . be a discussion on that eveniug as to Whether or no Giteau’s career shall . be terminated by pendulous saffocas ; tion, The principal disputauts are Win. Hill, who “will ac _ the hempen remaly, and J, F. R ley, who will argue that on geueral ptines ciples a Republican President ought fy be made a target of any w: ay, ~~ ‘Mis Tene Name, ; Thé Gold Hill Newa says: The real maine of *Lougstreet,” ~who killed * MeClellan, u fellow sport, at Truckee, a few’ days ago, is Isaac Tamkin, not Lampkins, nor ‘Fempkins, etc,, aa sone of our contem: poraries get it, He, as well’ aa his b parents, were formerly well known residents of the Comsto k, and there are plenty to testify tu the cerrectThe mill is run . foot hurdy ‘creasing the pressure to bring the speed up to about 90 . . of two men last winter, when water j and there i$ DOW an expoged strface!! weighing about 2 ounces and washing it ov in @horn I found The ‘trial . Every car eVery is taken out of M. W. ertheimer San Francisco, lead of gravel that . if a _ Baxton, Sierraville, Perr SS these chaiuels will pay well to mill, poe aPe8 = “ SE rj} and he wilt soon have ‘this among E. D. Ainsworth, N New : York, {. the paying -mines. Never teddle vi J. S.Peel, Truckee, with divideridge: ef-bed rock, and T. Burton, Sierra Valley, Nira, Peck, Camptonville, An most cases it can be easy enough F, L. Gordon, San Franci sigco, t . itold on the §urface Where” they are. J. L. Davis & fam, N. Bloomfield, ‘Lie Alta channel has vine deposits E, H, Benjamin San F raneisco, G. M. Pinkham, Oakland, yet undisturbed in thts hill, and may ng as be “same di ay we wjll*take a squint} 4," 7 fF cists taaaker Hill, at them, J. Holland Pound Mountain, af H. Wolfe, San Fraueiscg, . Neville, Bronah Corral, Simmons, Dutch Flat, Wm. W alker, Spenceville, sali,’ a oe Olid welioms btirary. SEES < ‘The Trustees of the. Odd ¥F ellows Globes, Nuts, Candies, Etc NEVADA CITY, HAVING just returned fro San francisco, the attention « the public is ¢ alled tomy bea tiful stovk of goods GOLD FISH and GLOBES. Sere FRE SH ‘STOCK OF Fres’ Eastern Oysters, ] Will be received daily and served up inthe Highest style of thp culinary art. A Fine Stock of Choice’ French and American Candies. If you we ent sometlfierg nice, call.on 83 * : rs AM, ‘Assoviation in this eity dre replenishErastos Bow, Clerk, ing the library with a large number . = as a of the latest aul most popular DIED publications, besides filling the miss: } = < At Grass Valley, Sept. 12th, 1881, Orestes eee In g numbers of incomplete series alAllan, a nativé. of Massach usetts, aged Si > jars, ready on hand.” All of, the works At Crasq-Valley, Sepiember. 10th, 1881, will be catalogued, and it is possible,. John Franeis,,son of Thomas and’ Katie j . Hobs cat Smith, aged 3 years, 10 montis and s di Lys. that arrangements will be made eS Ju Nevada City, Sept, 13, 183r Lou keep the library open to ths publit . Wile of Thomas Stew: irtson, aged 34 years, = guouths; a native of Mi nois, ’ more than one evening a week, pa THOMAS, WALRATH & HIGKS, “ Broad 8t, Adjoining Gauli's Bakery, nuw. -— > + >—— “ Su_erfor Cour? AUCTION SALE, FRANK GUILDFALL HAVE AN AUCTION SALE A W his Rooms, ~ The following Gisineés was trans. act: din the Superior Court yéster-: day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: } Mark Thornton et als vs. Thomas . Patterson et-als, WBifth day’s trial, SR Satufday, “Sept: 17th, 1861, pT TWO O'CLOCK, P. M, Need More Water, The Providence Mining Company . -being-unableto—ohtain from the Ex. eelsior ditch during the dry months . g athlete having g sufficient water for their forty stawp. 8d Cheep in. mill, conteniplate making a contract rae. sl4 T soods to sell will please NEVADA CITY, AVING purchased the entire steck of ALEX. GAULT, are fow prepared to supply the qpwople ‘of, New ada City wih Provision line ut : corner Main and CominerThey keep a fil nd fresh supply of Theo, Sterling vs, L, Hirschnian . cial streets, Nevada City, of — Case con-inued tor the New and Second Hard GROCERIES, The People vs, Isaac Tamkin. FU RNITU RE PROVISIONS, Arraigned and given ull ‘Monday : morning to plead, OF ALL. DESGRIPTIONS, ON , CASE BROODS, . "}FLOUR and FEED, . ‘. with the South Yuba Canal Company umn Ty SALE, so that they can getit from the Snow Mountaig ditch, Incase the change = is made an abundant supply ean be had all the year srouna, Mea @ Tue London News says that when Matthew Arnold’ offers the peeple poetry in the place’ of, religion, he certainly does not offer a snake in place of fish; but he resembles the French Peingess whe ask how people — " Could be ‘se silly as to starve; if bread was searce, excellent cakes might be bought-for half a frane. Poetry is an excellent cake; but pecple, if religion were taken away, wouldogeek vainly for the half-franc’s worth 6f taste which makes postry attainable food, —>—_-— $e CutvaGo contributed $11,500 to the Mrs, Garfield fuad; Cinci:mati, $17. There were urgent double-leaded artiolea ins the hewspapers there asking for subscriptions, with the result shown, Apenny subscription for a quarrelsome fellow,’ who hit somebody, brought $800, ‘The Chicago Times remarks upoy this that they are a‘ter the pie turesque FINE RESIDENCE on Aristocracy Hill, with nearly one ere ofground good orchard, Water.and Gas. Apply at. sl4 EXPRESS OFFICE. stock of : Cigars, Tobacco, NUTS, CANDIES, ‘NOTIONS, : Ete,, Ete. next THIRTY DAYS. at Wholesale Cost Prices, Ne Wassoettic stuere F Enters my Store. Atl orders will be eal carefully and promptly aud striking in: Cincinwati, Billed, MRS. A. ROSENTHA a devade City, Bops, al i) “ i MRS.A. ROSENTHAL; Commerciaf ‘Street, Nevada City. I have on hand an immense Which T will ‘sell ‘for ‘the Our Wine CellarIs stocked with choice and delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND DBOURACN WHISKY. Spica We have also on hand Fine Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of charge, ——— % "We warrant every article gold by us to be as represented, and by strict attention to} business and selling at The. Lowest Living Rates, Hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, Thomas, Waltath & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street, 4 Two Gold Fish and Globe, $2 50 And vicinity, that TRY THE TOPSY-TURV Y—Sémething new, the Best of ne in the Grocery aud _ HAMS, BACON, LARD. &c. —“Warlou The . Anu in town The f artson \ A big the Blu Moore's ont rich goiden b Valley h murder, Anpua ty Min ~“Oxstobar 1 pears else The Uk Rough a ti ed with vatecot co brank . " cei ae ". MISS M. W. PIERCE uESIRES to inform the people ‘of NEVADA CITY Monday, August 22a, SSI, Fancy Goods, On Bread Streét, next above the Kngine House, -# ; Whexe she willbe pleased te eile a‘l, and tespectiilly invites an ® sSpection.of he r a and asks a share of the x of Goods, — Bay ASK FOR—— = #1 . NEW GROCERY FIRM Union India Rubber Co's Pure Para Gum . CRACKPROOF Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of lhnitations ! i BE sure the Boots are stamped Crack > Pree? on the heels; and have the Pure ; detgan 5 . whi Mey Springs on the foot. and instep, ch prevent their-crackiiy or breaking, Will last twice as long as aliy others Mlaniifucttred, For Sale by all Dealers. + PackSprings, Clothing, Boots Rie. GOOBYEAR RUBBER Cd. kh. HU PEASE, y Ay “ all HM. RUNYOS, ) San All kinds Rubber Belting, jing, Hose, 8 rand Shoe aS, ents, b Vs sid isco, Luetje and Brand, . WATCIUIAKEUS fm and JW EL ERS, E HMA DST. ep. ge a he Hotel, Weodchoppers. “Wanted. H . } } oh { Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, Supt. Derbec Mine, a20-lin A. LADEMAN, 3 DEALER iw Groceries, Provisions, Eto, Junction of Broad and < and Commercial Streets NevadaCity, i Choice Family Grocesiésa Specialty. THREE CITY LOTS FOR SALE. rp very dita Cityltate are of* fered for sale cheap. For particulars euquire of = MRS, JONATHAN CLARK, a8 Piety Hill, A Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS , HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. aa ies N & CO., bas removed 4 Gillet's Stand, Pine street, now owned J, Oy Hassell, where those who desire . First Class Werk Bene Nevads City, August 25th, 1881, ‘ In’ the “Tansurial Art,” will receive potita and eareful attention, agJ6-in she will open a Store an For Fashionable Millinety and . ler . aged of tow agi lis -roujis mercial 8 nuon,. FR: Julips I Miss Emr these cola muenibered vesterday pasue, Marshal froin Lang notice wart section aga Lewinsky, swindler *% "A man. ay of 33 summ erm end_of t into their bb litea time t £0 they hav ~ destinies by Lawyer B Jerry Lyneh habeas corpi ready beek : ing Judge ‘ decision, _L balite Wes ow colbert sive tis4 eace . Supply! I, S+Rosen téusive estab cust corner -« streets, San . to 110 Cigar an ‘the count sented. by 8.) ik this seeti: our leading jc st pplies in th cabbage leaf “buut Rosen wvars, ‘Lhe . fg used, aud uniform that certain kind will find the s: same, ‘Their . umoug the bes the cheaper -¢. Jer any man, ___“tgar is Of thi lactured . excl, ‘and a better gr ©xpsetefor ‘the Tetailed. Quaker ‘The followin Quaker Hill '§, centage of each béyinning Aug September 2d; last month, 98; —dance, Se Lula Selfridge, § Henry Hething Nettie” Mason, . J55 "Artie Lurne: 77, Class C; Y Mary Hottinger tridge, 83; Lillie 25; — Removing te Dave Auerback in remov Store te Broad st Vitizeng Bank, ‘an ‘@ day or two t sreater Sargains t Tered in Nevada ¢ “Insar Brand & E “Oglish, Americas Panies having o more than $30,000

The Daily Transcript, @ “ HEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. An Interesting Description of North Bloomficid Enterprise. $ X, BLoostyrety, Sept. 12+, 1981. as Pao" Sept, 14, 1881. = ws = tM P. &, Chania i a ning c ‘oth pany re Bd of the south for! of Hatnbng Cree about 1} oOperating.on Deer creek'in the’same ? e miles from ths place, ar SOUCHET’S QUARTZ CLAIM. © EvirorPravserier:—Y oar corre. spondeut ‘paid 4 visit yesterday sto Souc shet’s quartz mill and_mine, The Baltic Gravel Mine. «. .A corréspandeut writes as follows from Randolph Flat, Rough & Ready township : The Baltic mine “is sit<, uated at the head oF sHenwood Raving on the oppopite side of the ridge . soubbeast from abph Eat, and New: York has eala, cocoa; cordials, scanned tracts, fish and fish-extracts, nifie, sugar, syrups, soda Ww k, bold Alta lead ; ‘but it has ve 13 . litte ' id . .to do with this . channel. in foree a which provides for the ner il of beer, baking powder, baker's chemiconfections, cereals, cheese, meat exesg@hces, ether, Bélatine, honey, ice. eam, ilk, molass lard oil, qui“awhich j ig sita: ited on the north prog . Was supposed to dee! focated I*on_ the . " a <4 a * . Spices, spirits, tea, wine, and_also all It is ‘sitfood,fruit ater, . 1881. FALL AND WINTER lucility as the Merrifield-mine, are} a pied widvahat be sao. bx on the south fork of the Alte; j Pharmaceutical preparations. Adwloe iow, atter five years of labor, and . bes an a. mae aes bee oe Pes omer gh the Midge and terations had become-se common in = — expeuting sone $37,099), in a fair ture, having five stamys. The bateS cts with this channel on the . New York that this law became nec* con . way to soon have tlrei# property ona be +e io tt sd igs et 4 sertins teen ae 1 Webster claim. The Webstop . Cty fortheprotection of the peo. radu vasi . eal ee Sres with wis le.. Lhe.California Legislature will PQ ising basse Aylargsstreaut of { Whieli thé @rifsifaz rans throngh . company took one deposit ont 6f-this . waterand a number of ore-feeders déveloped within-afep . ‘dys, aad the indications are that the ledze will shortly 1 make its appearance. The main tt mnel, which now r. fehed a length, of 1,653. feet hive hear feet long. * These are titted with si ver plates the whole length. ‘hese has fect square-.ea top, 3-feet deap,an: agh hard rock will when pushe wd . . -tom. 53) feet further drain not onty the . Champion but also-the Nevada City, > vita tream-of-water, Raising up through the bottom of.this tank is a pips throu: gl EE havdiggings, “south of Squirrel “reek. National Exchange Hotel. Wyoulurg and Merrifield, tie reject. pee lamanve af iiak Gi ge : “Sa = a : ; ‘ fsa ne i ee 7. . ing @ pressure of 1S feet w hich keeps . Squirrel creek and : Henwood ravine . eran ey A. . EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Cor. Bro2d aay Pino Sts, ot nee Onecare OA EOE & . {the pulp in continual motion and . have out it off, and that is What lias — vance 69 feet towards “the Merripasses off through another double made thein rich, Frank Morse is its} * . Tcespay, September 13, 1851, = ficid, wuich is the adjoiniag location . . aliwina ait was Agni 5-N. Ti op & wife kland, : : : ‘ : : t. Bod bonded feat . 0! Stuices lined with eoarse gunny . pegiént manager, and he. has. cc [oe frm ac rie aet : rem Sete . Dividend Notice. op the east. OUR Senger mew . sacks, ‘This is claimed to be a*great: a overshot, and sunk an incline.an¥ v ORE ike . NE 12-24 STEAM ENGINE, with driving . : : sys 1 Ss Me . ¢ ¢ 12.98 LAI riNE, W a g bagks cin‘be obtained on the led ge. saver of. quicksilver.” Fram these red the north. fork or ‘the chaunel, C T: dones, “ ( shaft, 10-foot fly-wheel, and 2 driving . ] IVIDE xD NO. é, ot Fltty Gants per ‘ThgdCaam pion ground extends GEE Tf sluices the debris is dumped intothe above the junction. He hasalso-vrun aE P.Bmith, City, pulleys, pepe tn ae. Apply share on the Capital Stock of tie-léad a distance of 6,009 feet an: d natural channel-of the creek, whose 3 tunnel down the mouth of the Chas: i ik Moore's Flat, : -. . . Citizens (gees or Bide ¢ re H g = ss : Z t = — . @aliforni will become due-and payable on iu braces silety-aeres, waters carry is away and déposit -it, . south fork abeut 100 fect, nearly to HA shy 3 ee s Flat, . and sncheuoaere. ‘AD. YBSI. = Sut Bove =e res oon ain de : stiOHie 2 1" P : Z 4 . JOHN 'T. MORGAN® Gashier St, Louis Mipe. I presume, on the dumping groun 1s the junction in the hill. . The water #. B. Patton; Sweetland, TOINE T ‘ M, . Nevaila City, Sept. 9th, 1981 Jo. a Pnear ‘Marpavtlig, From the feed . failing Stepped, his wheel,-and now! “Wm. ne Gilbort, a AN i seni é e Tue St. Louis mine, owned by I. platform at the battery, rises a chete ‘understanding his diggings he ig do-. Ane Wl vert ° DEALER IN ie W. Danean, Geo, True and A. St. made of strong timbers; about 89 ing fast? the right thing. «He is sae AER ete ss ‘Vain, adjoius the Deadwood ou the feet lotig,on an angle of about 40 deris ging up a_ tunnel thirty feet be-} ° N. Ww aes Weck San Juan, Fresh Oysters, Gold Fish, = cast, being situated in Willow Valgrees, into which the rock is thrown . low the chanuel at the junction,—— rs. S. Rosseau, —AND— ley about 4) miles east of the city. . and is carried to the mill? Froin the . This wilienable-him. to follow. the] 3B: Gusce atti, Raneh, It has been worked by tunnel to watér level): ‘fheré “are four ledyes within 2)0 feet of each other ‘on “the s ipfage and they are pitching tosther they Two of <n are but three feet apart at the tuunel one level, of them paying $30 head of this chute @ car track rans through an-open cut ond tennel a distance of about 300 feet to the ledge. Here is a large amount of rock ia sight, -and -easily obtained, oue man ina day being able to get enough out to supply the mill for és as descend: double sluices 1S inches wile and.2: stuices disclrarye in a wo) len tan 3 abe = H-tape sting to-2 feet sqaare ou the bot. ) . channel that yielded.oger $30,000 be. . Bides the Sbealings, ‘and like the .old . @ Salar.) Oat straw, badly.. tlirashed . _ Fat that. It is very. cach, ated the t-} Baltic tiad four or’ five deposits on} this channel, = “ This ¢ hapnek has also hext session, ~ —_—---eee Iyxx editors —ocea-sionally three mifles out to sea to get sufhic room to expand their “other. igs ;}no doubt pass a similar law at its. stred for each} — OPENING DAY Thursday, Sepi. (4th, a EC} ent HOTEL A ‘ARRIVALS, forkgéd off on the Baltic, afd the i . somth fork has céme from Brown's ehannel down through — the hill, to ci Fiala N Columbia, the end-of the claim ; and it will be T. F. Woo, "a easy enough to follow it up stream,. Geo, Colludi, N. San Juan, The tunnel ig in about 10) feet thro’ . et s anson, Grass a! alley, soft rock and has abeut 200 feet furmes ‘Male’ y ther to go ; and the wheel will furnMarysville, L. Vaun, C ity, ish power for his stamps. atonand the other $31, taken out during the The quar various ‘stag of development and from =19 to S47, the last five haying paid-from $ crushing ed figure, ‘The erection of ery 18 necéssary to deeper explora toa, aod if the property is not. disposed of as view Of negotiations going on; Juuean says he and his partners wi svon put up a hoisting aud pnmping ce. — The wrenseat s€ oundition. At 10 o'vlock yesterday nmopning > President's pulse was 100, tein perature 99.4, and. respiration 20, HU passed a very comfortable night, and on the whole his cendition Was encouraging, the Other reports receives during forenoon nient, although no assurance was giy en in thein that the dangerof the re has The lapse passed, couraging terms thanthase of SuugCay (wautity of food and appeared to relinti 16, turing thy «day, aud -was much rej unable to agree, were Shashar ged by yy Ge } y , adj 3 > ; eshed ‘thereby, ~The wouid and . Judge Sawyer, ‘Jurore report. that tacision are looking-better, aud the . jaroid glanl ‘has ceased suppuraLing iiaa eustomary cheerfulyess. #pIte ta of these favorable Bigns, u coudition as to cause ieuak ansiety, AO ge Rising Sun Mince. The Superintendent of the isos Sun mine at Colfax reports that the uew machinery is working well at . The work of running . ¢ the 990 level further west to deve! op. both shafis the country té*the point of contract with the new shaft will shortly be carried forward. » Nos, 3 and 4 west, ayd No, east, carry vein in the face, and are going forward-actively, » The regular Output of ore fromthe main shaft fully supphes the mill. ‘The general condition of the mine is yoo.t, _ 2 o levels, awapping't om, The people in this part of the State wlio have heretofere been taking the San Francisco Qall are “throwing cit” ou that paper like rats deser ting . a sinking ohip. They prefer to put their trust in the Alea, which is not only a-better newspaper, butis wise. ly advovating a policy towards the ‘hydraulic mining industry that is fair for all concerned, a The Fleming Mine. the: 2} foot .pay ghute recently. atrugk in the J. -eming mine, alinost direotly under the center of Broad street, is producing ore that is heavly charged with sulphurets and tree gold. Aer ia pow being sent ty the Deadwi mi o ‘ : differe nal parts of the ground has ranged: from 931 to the-tast natimachinnow seems probable in} Mr, verifizd thse . “tating that there ayas an itmprove~ . dispatches generally were couchd@ “in mere énPu President atéa reasonable . He also slept at intePvals . "The President exhibited more . h: the juwer part of his riz ght lung is in sych . unakle to agree upon a verdict, there the, ! nen of spelling the game sempiine: tz es hours, steady run, . . by water, having a 13 wheel, and with 20 inches of wate . aking 60 revolutions: but Souche gs . } conte ‘anh utes i revolutions, Sonchet with: the’ aic . was plentifal, stripped off the: led. ge . of about 150 feet in length ani 175 or . i! 59 deep, The ledge has been tappe 2 var 4-séveral places and found to vary “lin thie :kness from 1 to 10 feet, . pounded in a haud anortar a piece of ‘the: rock y . 23 spec ks visible throbghk a magnify© jing glass, seven of them to be’ pain ly seen with the naked eye, and one piege about as large ag the head of la pin, ‘This ledge will certainly give ‘a good report of itself one of these days, 2 = eee a A Costly Case.The trial.of the case -of the Sage . Flame and Mill Company vs. Oliver . Lonkey et al., was concluded in the . United States © ireuit Court at San.j . Franeisco on: Monilay. The jury, , alter.an absence 6f 21] hours, being they stodd ten for the p aintif and i two for the defendants, . has vecupied the Court sinee the t7th -of August. Oa a former trial of the ease in the same Court the jury were being eleven for the plaintiff and one for the defendauts, The controv ersy at Over the rights and privileges of . using the waters of Suge Hen Creck jin this county. J. M. Walling <of y is one of the attorneys for the pla\atiff, and W.K. F, Deal who used to Seside” here and is now Jo: cated at Virginia C ity, is of eounsel for the defendants. ee Grass Valley Debating Club. The Grass Valley Debating Club wilen Friday evening meet aud re organiz: for the winter, There will . be a discussion on that eveniug as to Whether or no Giteau’s career shall . be terminated by pendulous saffocas ; tion, The principal disputauts are Win. Hill, who “will ac _ the hempen remaly, and J, F. R ley, who will argue that on geueral ptines ciples a Republican President ought fy be made a target of any w: ay, ~~ ‘Mis Tene Name, ; Thé Gold Hill Newa says: The real maine of *Lougstreet,” ~who killed * MeClellan, u fellow sport, at Truckee, a few’ days ago, is Isaac Tamkin, not Lampkins, nor ‘Fempkins, etc,, aa sone of our contem: poraries get it, He, as well’ aa his b parents, were formerly well known residents of the Comsto k, and there are plenty to testify tu the cerrectThe mill is run . foot hurdy ‘creasing the pressure to bring the speed up to about 90 . . of two men last winter, when water j and there i$ DOW an expoged strface!! weighing about 2 ounces and washing it ov in @horn I found The ‘trial . Every car eVery is taken out of M. W. ertheimer San Francisco, lead of gravel that . if a _ Baxton, Sierraville, Perr SS these chaiuels will pay well to mill, poe aPe8 = “ SE rj} and he wilt soon have ‘this among E. D. Ainsworth, N New : York, {. the paying -mines. Never teddle vi J. S.Peel, Truckee, with divideridge: ef-bed rock, and T. Burton, Sierra Valley, Nira, Peck, Camptonville, An most cases it can be easy enough F, L. Gordon, San Franci sigco, t . itold on the §urface Where” they are. J. L. Davis & fam, N. Bloomfield, ‘Lie Alta channel has vine deposits E, H, Benjamin San F raneisco, G. M. Pinkham, Oakland, yet undisturbed in thts hill, and may ng as be “same di ay we wjll*take a squint} 4," 7 fF cists taaaker Hill, at them, J. Holland Pound Mountain, af H. Wolfe, San Fraueiscg, . Neville, Bronah Corral, Simmons, Dutch Flat, Wm. W alker, Spenceville, sali,’ a oe Olid welioms btirary. SEES < ‘The Trustees of the. Odd ¥F ellows Globes, Nuts, Candies, Etc NEVADA CITY, HAVING just returned fro San francisco, the attention « the public is ¢ alled tomy bea tiful stovk of goods GOLD FISH and GLOBES. Sere FRE SH ‘STOCK OF Fres’ Eastern Oysters, ] Will be received daily and served up inthe Highest style of thp culinary art.

A Fine Stock of Choice’ French and American Candies. If you we ent sometlfierg nice, call.on 83 * : rs AM, ‘Assoviation in this eity dre replenishErastos Bow, Clerk, ing the library with a large number . = as a of the latest aul most popular DIED publications, besides filling the miss: } = < At Grass Valley, Sept. 12th, 1881, Orestes eee In g numbers of incomplete series alAllan, a nativé. of Massach usetts, aged Si > jars, ready on hand.” All of, the works At Crasq-Valley, Sepiember. 10th, 1881, will be catalogued, and it is possible,. John Franeis,,son of Thomas and’ Katie j . Hobs cat Smith, aged 3 years, 10 montis and s di Lys. that arrangements will be made eS Ju Nevada City, Sept, 13, 183r Lou keep the library open to ths publit . Wile of Thomas Stew: irtson, aged 34 years, = guouths; a native of Mi nois, ’ more than one evening a week, pa THOMAS, WALRATH & HIGKS, “ Broad 8t, Adjoining Gauli's Bakery, nuw. -— > + >—— “ Su_erfor Cour? AUCTION SALE, FRANK GUILDFALL HAVE AN AUCTION SALE A W his Rooms, ~ The following Gisineés was trans. act: din the Superior Court yéster-: day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: } Mark Thornton et als vs. Thomas . Patterson et-als, WBifth day’s trial, SR Satufday, “Sept: 17th, 1861, pT TWO O'CLOCK, P. M, Need More Water, The Providence Mining Company . -being-unableto—ohtain from the Ex. eelsior ditch during the dry months . g athlete having g sufficient water for their forty stawp. 8d Cheep in. mill, conteniplate making a contract rae. sl4 T soods to sell will please NEVADA CITY, AVING purchased the entire steck of ALEX. GAULT, are fow prepared to supply the qpwople ‘of, New ada City wih Provision line ut : corner Main and CominerThey keep a fil nd fresh supply of Theo, Sterling vs, L, Hirschnian . cial streets, Nevada City, of — Case con-inued tor the New and Second Hard GROCERIES, The People vs, Isaac Tamkin. FU RNITU RE PROVISIONS, Arraigned and given ull ‘Monday : morning to plead, OF ALL. DESGRIPTIONS, ON , CASE BROODS, . "}FLOUR and FEED, . ‘. with the South Yuba Canal Company umn Ty SALE, so that they can getit from the Snow Mountaig ditch, Incase the change = is made an abundant supply ean be had all the year srouna, Mea @ Tue London News says that when Matthew Arnold’ offers the peeple poetry in the place’ of, religion, he certainly does not offer a snake in place of fish; but he resembles the French Peingess whe ask how people — " Could be ‘se silly as to starve; if bread was searce, excellent cakes might be bought-for half a frane. Poetry is an excellent cake; but pecple, if religion were taken away, wouldogeek vainly for the half-franc’s worth 6f taste which makes postry attainable food, —>—_-— $e CutvaGo contributed $11,500 to the Mrs, Garfield fuad; Cinci:mati, $17. There were urgent double-leaded artiolea ins the hewspapers there asking for subscriptions, with the result shown, Apenny subscription for a quarrelsome fellow,’ who hit somebody, brought $800, ‘The Chicago Times remarks upoy this that they are a‘ter the pie turesque FINE RESIDENCE on Aristocracy Hill, with nearly one ere ofground good orchard, Water.and Gas. Apply at. sl4 EXPRESS OFFICE. stock of : Cigars, Tobacco, NUTS, CANDIES, ‘NOTIONS, : Ete,, Ete. next THIRTY DAYS. at Wholesale Cost Prices, Ne Wassoettic stuere F Enters my Store. Atl orders will be eal carefully and promptly aud striking in: Cincinwati, Billed, MRS. A. ROSENTHA a devade City, Bops, al i) “ i MRS.A. ROSENTHAL; Commerciaf ‘Street, Nevada City. I have on hand an immense Which T will ‘sell ‘for ‘the Our Wine CellarIs stocked with choice and delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND DBOURACN WHISKY. Spica We have also on hand Fine Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of charge, ——— % "We warrant every article gold by us to be as represented, and by strict attention to} business and selling at The. Lowest Living Rates, Hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, Thomas, Waltath & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street, 4 Two Gold Fish and Globe, $2 50 And vicinity, that TRY THE TOPSY-TURV Y—Sémething new, the Best of ne in the Grocery aud _ HAMS, BACON, LARD. &c. —“Warlou The . Anu in town The f artson \ A big the Blu Moore's ont rich goiden b Valley h murder, Anpua ty Min ~“Oxstobar 1 pears else The Uk Rough a ti ed with vatecot co brank . " cei ae ". MISS M. W. PIERCE uESIRES to inform the people ‘of NEVADA CITY Monday, August 22a, SSI, Fancy Goods, On Bread Streét, next above the Kngine House, -# ; Whexe she willbe pleased te eile a‘l, and tespectiilly invites an ® sSpection.of he r a and asks a share of the x of Goods, — Bay ASK FOR—— = #1 . NEW GROCERY FIRM Union India Rubber Co's Pure Para Gum . CRACKPROOF Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of lhnitations ! i BE sure the Boots are stamped Crack > Pree? on the heels; and have the Pure ; detgan 5 . whi Mey Springs on the foot. and instep, ch prevent their-crackiiy or breaking, Will last twice as long as aliy others Mlaniifucttred, For Sale by all Dealers. + PackSprings, Clothing, Boots Rie. GOOBYEAR RUBBER Cd. kh. HU PEASE, y Ay “ all HM. RUNYOS, ) San All kinds Rubber Belting, jing, Hose, 8 rand Shoe aS, ents, b Vs sid isco, Luetje and Brand, . WATCIUIAKEUS fm and JW EL ERS, E HMA DST. ep. ge a he Hotel, Weodchoppers. “Wanted. H . } } oh { Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, Supt. Derbec Mine, a20-lin A. LADEMAN, 3 DEALER iw Groceries, Provisions, Eto, Junction of Broad and < and Commercial Streets NevadaCity, i Choice Family Grocesiésa Specialty. THREE CITY LOTS FOR SALE. rp very dita Cityltate are of* fered for sale cheap. For particulars euquire of = MRS, JONATHAN CLARK, a8 Piety Hill, A Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS , HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. aa ies N & CO., bas removed 4 Gillet's Stand, Pine street, now owned J, Oy Hassell, where those who desire . First Class Werk Bene Nevads City, August 25th, 1881, ‘ In’ the “Tansurial Art,” will receive potita and eareful attention, agJ6-in she will open a Store an For Fashionable Millinety and . ler . aged of tow agi lis -roujis mercial 8 nuon,. FR: Julips I Miss Emr these cola muenibered vesterday pasue, Marshal froin Lang notice wart section aga Lewinsky, swindler *% "A man. ay of 33 summ erm end_of t into their bb litea time t £0 they hav ~ destinies by Lawyer B Jerry Lyneh habeas corpi ready beek : ing Judge ‘ decision, _L balite Wes ow colbert sive tis4 eace . Supply! I, S+Rosen téusive estab cust corner -« streets, San . to 110 Cigar an ‘the count sented. by 8.) ik this seeti: our leading jc st pplies in th cabbage leaf “buut Rosen wvars, ‘Lhe . fg used, aud uniform that certain kind will find the s: same, ‘Their . umoug the bes the cheaper -¢. Jer any man, ___“tgar is Of thi lactured . excl, ‘and a better gr ©xpsetefor ‘the Tetailed. Quaker ‘The followin Quaker Hill '§, centage of each béyinning Aug September 2d; last month, 98; —dance, Se Lula Selfridge, § Henry Hething Nettie” Mason, . J55 "Artie Lurne: 77, Class C; Y Mary Hottinger tridge, 83; Lillie 25; — Removing te Dave Auerback in remov Store te Broad st Vitizeng Bank, ‘an ‘@ day or two t sreater Sargains t Tered in Nevada ¢ “Insar Brand & E “Oglish, Americas Panies having o more than $30,000