September 18, 1880 (4 pages)

1 cts, 5 cts; al, 50e 1 225 . 100 25 Q5e. 10c. 10c. 2 00 Le i% cts. 0 ets. 15 cts. 15 cts. on, arrant rts VATS. Crack i Pure instep, aking.— , others sz, Hose, , Ete. ). Agents. ———— ERY, City. ig, Brewery, and fixilwankee rnish the R. ace in the yf being * . the pat pany Lew ntains od. EHRIG. . —their —subseription,? THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA, To the Patrons of the San Juan’ “Times.” By the fire which occurred here on the night of the 15th inst., T lost all my books and papers connected with the Times Printing establishinent, including account books and™mail . . books. T have not a scrap of paper containing the name of a'subscriber consequently, I am er advertiser; compelled to trust to ‘the honesty of zmy patrons to make payment: of. the various amounts due me by my: patrons. I published the Times just three months and two weeks, hence every subscriber who has not paid Nevada County Mining’ Statistics. There are forty-five quartz-mills in Nevada county, having an aggregate of 503 stamps, and a crushing, ca. pacity of about 750 tons per day. ‘They are divided among the vatioustownships as follows: Nevada — Deadwood, Maurchie, Merrifield, Providence, Wyoming, Nevada City, Pittsburg, Thomas, Martin & Mitchell, Eureka No. 2,. Spargo, Kirkham, Crosby, Keith, Stiles, Sneath & Clay,’ Pennsylvania. Number of stamps in Nevada township, 153. eS ‘Grass. Valley—Idaho,; Scadden Fiat, Larimer,; Omaha, ~ Bullion, O’Connor, Godfrey (cement), Orleans, ‘Coe, Empire, Alpha;Rocky Bar, Allison Ranch, Number of stamps in Grass Valley township, 180. Eureka— Parsons, Birchville, Calitorniay Great Republic, Rocky Glen, Owe fifty t is a smal sum for eachone to pay; { ry one doilar and cents. but in the aggregate it will amount to a great deuwl,.as there are about 400 who have not paid a cent, Under my dire necessity I appeal to all those who know themselves indebted .to me to make immediate payment. 0. P. STIDGER. North San, Juan, Sept. 16, 188). Brief Mention. There are fifty feet yet to run be: fore the new shaft and upraise at the Murchie mine wi . be connected. J.C. Locklin and Mr. Sharp are prospecting a gravel claim near the old Union mine; Baiiner district, Miss Resa Carter 1s acting as substitute for Mrs, Geo. Smith, teacher of the 9th gradein the sate schools, who is il’. * It isatated that the New York Gold Mining Company, contem— plate applying for ja patent for their property on Gold Flat. Rey, Mr. Aldrich will preach at . Banner Hill school house to-morrow. He has also been requested to hold services at Huut’s Hill at-an early date. Alarge shipment of bullion was brought down yesterday from the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine and sent to the Bay through Wells, Fargo & Co. . It is expected that some castern capitalists will drrive here next month for the purpose of examining the Potosi quartz mine on Gold Flat with a view of purchasing it. The South Yuba Water and Mining Company of New York, whose preperty is situated in’ Nevada and Placer counties, have just issued. a very complete—prospectus— of their possessions. _ Thére will be found in another column some interesting statistics regarding mining in’ Nevada county which were kindly furnished us by J.G. Hartwell who coilated them for his new map of the county. The orders to resume work on the Sneath & Clay mine, which were expected the early part of this month, have not been received, although the local manager expectssthat instructions to-go ahead will soon arrive, Hon. L. S. Huatington, mm ¥:, and wife, of Montreal, Canada, are expected to arrive here next November on avisit. Mrs. Huntington resided in this several years, and will ~ beremembered as Mrs: Chas. Marsh by many of our citizens. Mr. Morrison’s lot on Piety ‘Hill, known asthe e¢ireus lot, has been divided into four pieces and solé for’ building purposes. Two houses thereon are nearly completed, the frame of another is up, and a foundation is being made for a fourth. There are alread) a 5,200 names on the new Great Register of this county, and it is estimated that from 100 to 200 more wiil be added before the supplement goes to press. © At the time ef the last election but . } 4,858 voters were registered in the county, -_ Oo? Card of Thanks. . We desire to return thanks to the Masonic Hall Association for the use . of their Hall in which we held religions services during the Jewish nolideys just -past. Hesrew Crrizess. —mey— . whisky and swear just like DemoBooth. Number of stamps in Eure— ka tewnship, 78. Washington—Patterson, Marker, Yuba, Fall Creek, Diamond Creek, Number of stamps in gions township, 69. Rough and*Ready—Ironclad, Hudson, Ieeola, ee Number: of meskes in Rough and Ready township, 22. Little York— —Sargent & ‘Jacobs (cement), 10 stamps. The claims assessed’ value of miding . and: iniprovementsin ° the’ county is $2,358,640; value of >: min+ $1,051,495; total number of mining ditches, 217; number ditches, 824. ing ditches, reservuirs, ete. of niiles, of mining An Ominous Sign. In passing the docr ofa Sroad street siloon yesterday, Hon. Niles Searls . observed ha'fa dozen Republican officers seekers and voters at the bar engagtd in drinking . cocktails and damning tlre Democracy. ‘‘We Democrats.are_going tobe whipped out of sight this Fall,” remarked Mr. Searls to his companion in an émphatic tone. “What makes you asked the other. ‘By Golden, I don’t think it, but I know it,” said the follower of Hancock, ‘‘for ;when yon see those Republicans beginning to drink think so?” crats, it’s a goodtime to take bets that we're going to be defeated by a big majority at the ext election.” 77> Mr. Lones Demurs. nas the time came for A. H. Lones to appear before Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon to be tried on-a charge of violating the fire ordinance, his attorney, John. -I. Cald— well, Esq., presented a demurrer to the complaint, which was set for . are.choice and fresh, Uniforms Arrived. _ { ner Three hundred au BBP inte by express yesterday for the four companies of Garfield “and Arthur Guards that ‘are being organized in this city. They cost $1.10 per uniform—consistiug of cap and _ cape— and are very neat. Counter for Sale. A gocd secondhand. counter with full line of drawers and shelving, ‘for sale cheap. , Byrne & Co. , Grass Valley. s1llw Important ‘Notice. = et at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket. You ought not to travel with out it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 3% days. Good for $3,000 in .the event of death, or-for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling i injupies, pal ‘Costing but 25 cents a day. stm 1. Blacksmith’s Tools sae: Sale. Enquire of S. Cuurrer, ‘lw —— at. eS For Supervisor. : ¥ Relieving that the office of Supervisor shouli not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announcé myself asa of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support . Of al my friends regardless of party. J. S. Tuompson, i. The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKIN:), the popular to‘bacconist, ‘has just received. a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing TFobaecco. His stock of Candies and Nuts and his prices are the lowest in the many: tf> oe -Lecture. A lecture will-be delivered ky the Rev. W>-C. Powell on the “Life and Times of George Stephenson,” the celebrated pioneer of railways, on Friday evenir.g, the 24th instant. The proceeds of tlie lecture will be given-to paying the insurance on the church. Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents, tf~ Having diapeecd of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H, Naffziger, Thereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor, The books of the old firm are at the matket, where bills can also be paid. C.J. NAFrzIGER, _ Nevada City, Aug. 24th. hearing at.7 o'clock last evening. The demurrer was filed on the following grounds: Ist—That the facts! stated do not constitute a public offense. 2d—That the complaint does not substantially conform to the re= quirements of Sections 950, 951 and 952 of the penal code, » ——— + 2 _ Work on the Main Ditch. Itis now expected that the South Yuba Water andMining Company will begin enlarging their” main ditch about October Ist. Among the repairs already begun on the line is the construction of a flume across the North Fork of Steep Hollow. This flume is to be sixty feet high, and between 700 and 800 feet in length. This job will. not be completed till the latter part 6f ‘the month, but in the meantime the water will be run as usual through the old flame. For Horse Stealing. + Constable Lewis of Contra Costa county arrived here night. before last gud took possession of the. man Nesbit who was arrested by Marshal Baldridge and Constable Peters the preceding evening on a telegram. Nesbit is wanted at. Antioch for horse-stealing. Constable Lewis . started home with his prisoner yes— terday morning. . Teo Runa New Tunnel. “Hartung & H: ‘Aiteringtoa, at Séott’s Flat, will this winter run a 500-foot tunnel by which to work their gravel claim to better advantage. A number of good clean—ups: } have been made by them this season. “‘Greenback Meetings. bot nominee for Congress in the Second District, will speak in Nevada county as follows: Truckee, Sept. 27th; Nevada City, Sept. 17th, 1890. San Juan, Sept. 28th; Neva@a City, . Sept, 29th; Grass Val'ey, Sept. 30th, ~ Benjamin “Todd, the Greenback. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. Coftzys,-Op: . erator, RUDOLPH ‘Photo‘Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada omer THE RELIABLE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. H. SMITH, AS by pursuing a policy of fair dealing become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It has been conducted witha view to profs the proprietor, as well: as give the public satisfaction. None but The Best Class of Goods Are kept on hand. It is not daimed th they are sold at cost. A reasonable margi is sough. for, but no fancy prices are onary ed. The stock of GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, CROCKERY, Ete. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Is constantly complete. 427 N.B.—Thisis no Pe John Estab lishment. H. SMITH, _Commercial St., ‘casein “Transe i Offi JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts. of this \ State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. ,. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgéges -f $2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledgment. : thereto included. ’ jels NILES SEARLS, FRED S¥ARLS Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselors at Law. AJ ILL practice in all the Courts, State A's and Federal, and in the United’ States ‘Land Office. Oifice—Opposite the Court House, Neveda City, Cal. Established fn. .. Licata 1852. J AMES J. ort, Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. OLD ANu ORES o1 ever, description REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 ‘ED. By Request, j Gold Bars Exchanged fer Coin, Electrd-Plating in Gold og Silves A. C. NILES, When you buy Sout railway eax) candidate for the office of Supervisor . " THE CHEAPEST =: . The “SLOTE” CIGAR! FIVE CENTS. APIECE. JOHN JACK, in ’ . Ui ‘. and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City. “® HAVING purchased the above glad tosee all former patrons and will be shia” to supply the public with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES, _ALSO ON HAND , FASE DmARD Of my own-manufae ure z » Which is cuaranteed to be A. No. 1. —_— Naving had long experience in the bus’: ness, Dean guarantee to vive perfect satisiaction to all, and will supply the Very Rest in my Line, AQl Kinds of ive Stock for Sale -at All Times. _ cH HAS. KENT. PINE STRE 7 NEVADA CITY. THE “SLOTE” CIGAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler, ae eee Sole Agents for Nevada County : JOHN JACK, Nevada City. GEO. 8. HOWE, Grass bce A. J, GRAHAM, Truckee, POSE SEY 5 (SSE rica VS ‘JOHN JAGK’S TOBACCO STORE! The oldest stand in Nevada City ! The: Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS ! 34 different brands of ‘‘PLUG” TOBACCO. More kinds than any store in Nevada, . ta. Before purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to call on JOHN JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPEST, Also always on hand a full supply. of Cutl ry, Fanev Goods, Candies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. THE GREAT BOOM oO Business and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are Higher. Hundreds of strangers have ichinaad in Our city, and there is stil 1 room for thousands more. The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, eotumaguenily ‘in the language of/the poct, everything is lovely and the goose hangs elevated. 20,000 Dollars worth OF ° = —TO BE SOLD aT— PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, = CHEAP GASH STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. THE GRAND SALE THis SFVEN IN Go And to continue Every Evening until further notice. . The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy WILL COMMENVE ON Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, . Youths and Boy’s Clothing. Silver Plated Ware, Croc kery and Glass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, an a‘thousand articles too numerous 8 to mention, oman, and child, especially the ladies, should take advanlagial ts Manage Sale, as they will be able to prvcure goods at their own prices: in-fact goods wil) be given away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at pr. ate sale during the day and at Auction every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE,” On Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August ee: DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER, Has Arrived in Nevada city at Last. =o . . . Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, ) named Market, I will. hekde eee ra saps \KEYSTONE MARKETUNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, , MUNGoR N sad ag ap 3 PROPRI ETORS. HAV ING PURCH ASED iat the above Market we ane now prepared to supply the public with the best. of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Ete. Our facilities fo r procuring fat young cat tle are superior ti yany firmin Nevada coun getting the Rest Moats a! op SEB Da guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully folic sit a continuance of the liberal patfonage heretofore’ bestowed upon our predecessor, a6 A. LADEMAN, ee PURCHASED THE sTock Groceries, Provisions, Produce, Ete, Etc., Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, prepared to furnish all goods in his line at Prices as low as the Lowest. A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Cominercial 3ty. Nevada City, July 15th. —_— ‘SCHMIDT & POTTER, _COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market. NEVADA CITY. D oalerm in PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. aegis &@ Having opened the above Store, and stocked it,with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods,-we are prepared to sup ply the public with ev erything in our ling at th LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--""Buy and sell for— Cash.” fer We extend a cordial invitation to our friends and the public generally to call and examine our Goods and Prices. ad California Favorite SPRING BED, --MADRK BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin. TINBE West hetero ashi Invention’ . £ of the Age. aurab ityyit carmot be surpassed. iy € Guarantee the Bed in every-particulsr. Sample and ‘Order Office at TAOS, JACKA’'S, Broad St. above Pine. Ge" Don’t buy any ie une you have seen this one. « Jeb. TAKE NOTICE. YHE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of ©. J. T NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for ollection, all persons. indebted to nim will please call at my olfice, on Broa street, and settle up. After the expiration ot thirty days collection will be enforced LEOP, GARTHE. Herne ip dae hte tae: eae, R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN, FFICE—_ PINE STREET, Rear of W D.Vinton’s Drug Store st or ty. and our customers can always de upen To be hadin the Market, LF Satisfaction ” 2 q ES It isa wire couple and for elasticity and Announces to the public that he is now Choice: Groceries, @ SRa a a an gst ti _—

1 cts, 5 cts; al, 50e 1 225 . 100 25 Q5e. 10c. 10c. 2 00 Le i% cts. 0 ets. 15 cts. 15 cts. on, arrant rts VATS. Crack i Pure instep, aking.— , others sz, Hose, , Ete. ). Agents. ———— ERY, City. ig, Brewery, and fixilwankee rnish the R. ace in the yf being * . the pat pany Lew ntains od. EHRIG. . —their —subseription,? THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA, To the Patrons of the San Juan’ “Times.” By the fire which occurred here on the night of the 15th inst., T lost all my books and papers connected with the Times Printing establishinent, including account books and™mail . . books. T have not a scrap of paper containing the name of a'subscriber consequently, I am er advertiser; compelled to trust to ‘the honesty of zmy patrons to make payment: of. the various amounts due me by my: patrons. I published the Times just three months and two weeks, hence every subscriber who has not paid Nevada County Mining’ Statistics. There are forty-five quartz-mills in Nevada county, having an aggregate of 503 stamps, and a crushing, ca. pacity of about 750 tons per day. ‘They are divided among the vatioustownships as follows: Nevada — Deadwood, Maurchie, Merrifield, Providence, Wyoming, Nevada City, Pittsburg, Thomas, Martin & Mitchell, Eureka No. 2,. Spargo, Kirkham, Crosby, Keith, Stiles, Sneath & Clay,’ Pennsylvania. Number of stamps in Nevada township, 153. eS ‘Grass. Valley—Idaho,; Scadden Fiat, Larimer,; Omaha, ~ Bullion, O’Connor, Godfrey (cement), Orleans, ‘Coe, Empire, Alpha;Rocky Bar, Allison Ranch, Number of stamps in Grass Valley township, 180. Eureka— Parsons, Birchville, Calitorniay Great Republic, Rocky Glen, Owe fifty t is a smal sum for eachone to pay; { ry one doilar and cents. but in the aggregate it will amount to a great deuwl,.as there are about 400 who have not paid a cent, Under my dire necessity I appeal to all those who know themselves indebted .to me to make immediate payment. 0. P. STIDGER. North San, Juan, Sept. 16, 188). Brief Mention. There are fifty feet yet to run be: fore the new shaft and upraise at the Murchie mine wi . be connected. J.C. Locklin and Mr. Sharp are prospecting a gravel claim near the old Union mine; Baiiner district, Miss Resa Carter 1s acting as substitute for Mrs, Geo. Smith, teacher of the 9th gradein the sate schools, who is il’. * It isatated that the New York Gold Mining Company, contem— plate applying for ja patent for their property on Gold Flat. Rey, Mr. Aldrich will preach at . Banner Hill school house to-morrow. He has also been requested to hold services at Huut’s Hill at-an early date. Alarge shipment of bullion was brought down yesterday from the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine and sent to the Bay through Wells, Fargo & Co. . It is expected that some castern capitalists will drrive here next month for the purpose of examining the Potosi quartz mine on Gold Flat with a view of purchasing it. The South Yuba Water and Mining Company of New York, whose preperty is situated in’ Nevada and Placer counties, have just issued. a very complete—prospectus— of their possessions. _ Thére will be found in another column some interesting statistics regarding mining in’ Nevada county which were kindly furnished us by J.G. Hartwell who coilated them for his new map of the county. The orders to resume work on the Sneath & Clay mine, which were expected the early part of this month, have not been received, although the local manager expectssthat instructions to-go ahead will soon arrive, Hon. L. S. Huatington, mm ¥:, and wife, of Montreal, Canada, are expected to arrive here next November on avisit. Mrs. Huntington resided in this several years, and will ~ beremembered as Mrs: Chas. Marsh by many of our citizens. Mr. Morrison’s lot on Piety ‘Hill, known asthe e¢ireus lot, has been divided into four pieces and solé for’ building purposes. Two houses thereon are nearly completed, the frame of another is up, and a foundation is being made for a fourth. There are alread) a 5,200 names on the new Great Register of this county, and it is estimated that from 100 to 200 more wiil be added before the supplement goes to press. © At the time ef the last election but . } 4,858 voters were registered in the county, -_ Oo? Card of Thanks. . We desire to return thanks to the Masonic Hall Association for the use . of their Hall in which we held religions services during the Jewish nolideys just -past. Hesrew Crrizess. —mey— . whisky and swear just like DemoBooth. Number of stamps in Eure— ka tewnship, 78. Washington—Patterson, Marker, Yuba, Fall Creek, Diamond Creek, Number of stamps in gions township, 69. Rough and*Ready—Ironclad, Hudson, Ieeola, ee Number: of meskes in Rough and Ready township, 22. Little York— —Sargent & ‘Jacobs (cement), 10 stamps. The claims assessed’ value of miding . and: iniprovementsin ° the’ county is $2,358,640; value of >: min+ $1,051,495; total number of mining ditches, 217; number ditches, 824. ing ditches, reservuirs, ete. of niiles, of mining An Ominous Sign. In passing the docr ofa Sroad street siloon yesterday, Hon. Niles Searls . observed ha'fa dozen Republican officers seekers and voters at the bar engagtd in drinking . cocktails and damning tlre Democracy. ‘‘We Democrats.are_going tobe whipped out of sight this Fall,” remarked Mr. Searls to his companion in an émphatic tone. “What makes you asked the other. ‘By Golden, I don’t think it, but I know it,” said the follower of Hancock, ‘‘for ;when yon see those Republicans beginning to drink think so?” crats, it’s a goodtime to take bets that we're going to be defeated by a big majority at the ext election.” 77> Mr. Lones Demurs. nas the time came for A. H. Lones to appear before Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon to be tried on-a charge of violating the fire ordinance, his attorney, John. -I. Cald— well, Esq., presented a demurrer to the complaint, which was set for . are.choice and fresh, Uniforms Arrived. _ { ner Three hundred au BBP inte by express yesterday for the four companies of Garfield “and Arthur Guards that ‘are being organized in this city. They cost $1.10 per uniform—consistiug of cap and _ cape— and are very neat. Counter for Sale. A gocd secondhand. counter with full line of drawers and shelving, ‘for sale cheap. , Byrne & Co. , Grass Valley. s1llw Important ‘Notice. = et at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket. You ought not to travel with out it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 3% days. Good for $3,000 in .the event of death, or-for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling i injupies, pal ‘Costing but 25 cents a day. stm 1. Blacksmith’s Tools sae: Sale. Enquire of S. Cuurrer, ‘lw —— at. eS For Supervisor. : ¥ Relieving that the office of Supervisor shouli not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announcé myself asa of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support . Of al my friends regardless of party. J. S. Tuompson, i. The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKIN:), the popular to‘bacconist, ‘has just received. a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing TFobaecco. His stock of Candies and Nuts and his prices are the lowest in the many: tf> oe -Lecture. A lecture will-be delivered ky the Rev. W>-C. Powell on the “Life and Times of George Stephenson,” the celebrated pioneer of railways, on Friday evenir.g, the 24th instant. The proceeds of tlie lecture will be given-to paying the insurance on the church. Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents, tf~ Having diapeecd of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H, Naffziger, Thereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor, The books of the old firm are at the matket, where bills can also be paid. C.J. NAFrzIGER, _ Nevada City, Aug. 24th. hearing at.7 o'clock last evening. The demurrer was filed on the following grounds: Ist—That the facts! stated do not constitute a public offense. 2d—That the complaint does not substantially conform to the re= quirements of Sections 950, 951 and 952 of the penal code, » ——— + 2 _ Work on the Main Ditch.

Itis now expected that the South Yuba Water andMining Company will begin enlarging their” main ditch about October Ist. Among the repairs already begun on the line is the construction of a flume across the North Fork of Steep Hollow. This flume is to be sixty feet high, and between 700 and 800 feet in length. This job will. not be completed till the latter part 6f ‘the month, but in the meantime the water will be run as usual through the old flame. For Horse Stealing. + Constable Lewis of Contra Costa county arrived here night. before last gud took possession of the. man Nesbit who was arrested by Marshal Baldridge and Constable Peters the preceding evening on a telegram. Nesbit is wanted at. Antioch for horse-stealing. Constable Lewis . started home with his prisoner yes— terday morning. . Teo Runa New Tunnel. “Hartung & H: ‘Aiteringtoa, at Séott’s Flat, will this winter run a 500-foot tunnel by which to work their gravel claim to better advantage. A number of good clean—ups: } have been made by them this season. “‘Greenback Meetings. bot nominee for Congress in the Second District, will speak in Nevada county as follows: Truckee, Sept. 27th; Nevada City, Sept. 17th, 1890. San Juan, Sept. 28th; Neva@a City, . Sept, 29th; Grass Val'ey, Sept. 30th, ~ Benjamin “Todd, the Greenback. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. Coftzys,-Op: . erator, RUDOLPH ‘Photo‘Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada omer THE RELIABLE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. H. SMITH, AS by pursuing a policy of fair dealing become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It has been conducted witha view to profs the proprietor, as well: as give the public satisfaction. None but The Best Class of Goods Are kept on hand. It is not daimed th they are sold at cost. A reasonable margi is sough. for, but no fancy prices are onary ed. The stock of GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, CROCKERY, Ete. WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Is constantly complete. 427 N.B.—Thisis no Pe John Estab lishment. H. SMITH, _Commercial St., ‘casein “Transe i Offi JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts. of this \ State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. ,. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgéges -f $2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledgment.. : thereto included. ’ jels NILES SEARLS, FRED S¥ARLS Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselors at Law. AJ ILL practice in all the Courts, State A's and Federal, and in the United’ States ‘Land Office. Oifice—Opposite the Court House, Neveda City, Cal. Established fn. ... Licata 1852. J AMES J. ort, Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. OLD ANu ORES o1 ever, description REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 ‘ED. By Request, j Gold Bars Exchanged fer Coin, Electrd-Plating in Gold og Silves A. C. NILES, When you buy Sout railway eax) candidate for the office of Supervisor . " THE CHEAPEST =: . The “SLOTE” CIGAR! FIVE CENTS. APIECE. JOHN JACK, in ’ . Ui ‘. and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City. “® HAVING purchased the above glad tosee all former patrons and will be shia” to supply the public with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES, _ALSO ON HAND , FASE DmARD Of my own-manufae ure z » Which is cuaranteed to be A. No. 1. —_— Naving had long experience in the bus’: ness, Dean guarantee to vive perfect satisiaction to all, and will supply the Very Rest in my Line, AQl Kinds of ive Stock for Sale -at All Times. _ cH HAS. KENT. PINE STRE 7 NEVADA CITY. THE “SLOTE” CIGAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler, ae eee Sole Agents for Nevada County : JOHN JACK, Nevada City. GEO. 8. HOWE, Grass bce A. J, GRAHAM, Truckee, POSE SEY 5 (SSE rica VS ‘JOHN JAGK’S TOBACCO STORE! The oldest stand in Nevada City ! The: Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS ! 34 different brands of ‘‘PLUG” TOBACCO. More kinds than any store in Nevada, . ta. Before purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to call on JOHN JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPEST, Also always on hand a full supply. of Cutl ry, Fanev Goods, Candies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. THE GREAT BOOM oO Business and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are Higher. Hundreds of strangers have ichinaad in Our city, and there is stil 1 room for thousands more. The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, eotumaguenily ‘in the language of/the poct, everything is lovely and the goose hangs elevated. 20,000 Dollars worth OF ° = —TO BE SOLD aT— PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, = CHEAP GASH STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. THE GRAND SALE THis SFVEN IN Go And to continue Every Evening until further notice. . The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy WILL COMMENVE ON Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, . Youths and Boy’s Clothing. Silver Plated Ware, Croc kery and Glass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, an a‘thousand articles too numerous 8 to mention, oman, and child, especially the ladies, should take advanlagial ts Manage Sale, as they will be able to prvcure goods at their own prices: in-fact goods wil) be given away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at pr. ate sale during the day and at Auction every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE,” On Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August ee: DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER, Has Arrived in Nevada city at Last. =o . . . Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, ) named Market, I will. hekde eee ra saps \KEYSTONE MARKETUNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, , MUNGoR N sad ag ap 3 PROPRI ETORS. HAV ING PURCH ASED iat the above Market we ane now prepared to supply the public with the best. of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Ete. Our facilities fo r procuring fat young cat tle are superior ti yany firmin Nevada coun getting the Rest Moats a! op SEB Da guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully folic sit a continuance of the liberal patfonage heretofore’ bestowed upon our predecessor, a6 A. LADEMAN, ee PURCHASED THE sTock Groceries, Provisions, Produce, Ete, Etc., Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, prepared to furnish all goods in his line at Prices as low as the Lowest. A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Cominercial 3ty. Nevada City, July 15th. —_— ‘SCHMIDT & POTTER, _COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market. NEVADA CITY. D oalerm in PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. aegis &@ Having opened the above Store, and stocked it,with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods,-we are prepared to sup ply the public with ev erything in our ling at th LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--""Buy and sell for— Cash.” fer We extend a cordial invitation to our friends and the public generally to call and examine our Goods and Prices. ad California Favorite SPRING BED, --MADRK BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin. TINBE West hetero ashi Invention’ . £ of the Age. aurab ityyit carmot be surpassed. iy € Guarantee the Bed in every-particulsr. Sample and ‘Order Office at TAOS, JACKA’'S, Broad St. above Pine. Ge" Don’t buy any ie une you have seen this one. « Jeb. TAKE NOTICE. YHE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of ©. J. T NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for ollection, all persons. indebted to nim will please call at my olfice, on Broa street, and settle up. After the expiration ot thirty days collection will be enforced LEOP, GARTHE. Herne ip dae hte tae: eae, R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN, FFICE—_ PINE STREET, Rear of W D.Vinton’s Drug Store st or ty. and our customers can always de upen To be hadin the Market, LF Satisfaction ” 2 q ES It isa wire couple and for elasticity and Announces to the public that he is now Choice: Groceries, @ SRa a a an gst ti _—