September 18, 1881 (4 pages)

The President. President Garfield hada seve NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. he vomited contiderably. Sunday, Sept. 18, 1881. ran up to 137, eee ————— Swindling Mining Operations, . Fi 2 Se ims eliig much:better, H Prof. Wm. Frost of this city has himself as feeling much r ‘ 7 + vi received a letter from a prominent,. Pulse decreased-to 117, stuck operator of New York in which occurs the fullo wing reference to the . eoadifion of affairs in mining circles . After the chill passed off. the palent _.was-—-sponged—and—expressed j * . * . is. ‘Yes, madam, we are within a few . Great alarm is filt-over the outlook, . Dr. Agnew says the President is do. there: ‘We have a most severe present in New York, the stability . was net likely to occur. of some of the best houses threatened. The cause of this is un being —_—— —__».— __ Gough's Ruse. questionably the determination— of . bankers aud monied men to put Most lecturers and public speaker down dubious mining transactions, —some-of-which “we believe: exist in aud about your neigborhood,” We know of no swindling operatious now being carried on in this district, as hinted ‘above. TRANSCRIPT has never neglected * to expose them as soon as it became thoroughly satisfied Of their real character. What it has done before in this line it willdo again if opportunity offers. One wildcat Operation carried to completion does miore injury to a mining section than a dozen legitimate enterprises, capitalization of rea'ly meritorious mines is to be céudemned, for the reaction always has most Serious effects. We repeat, if there are jnst how any dishonest schemes being bred heré we will if put’on the track give them a showing up that will make it a sorry matter for the ‘breed. ~ er3, This paper is not coutrolled by nn . t ” ii i bi “aeasion, The swarms of camp-fol. ~ county which have not been” enjoinascertained, a is in @ position that it can say what it pleases about their enterprises, they good or bad, be : aeons Dritt Mining Not Practicable. lf the number of hydraulic mines devreased, the humber of drift mines would iocrease. The latter do no damage. The amount of earth tak€u out is 80 small that iv cay readily be taken care of. There might. be lighter protits to mine owners, but.a niuch larger portion’ of the proceeds al the mines would be divided among. the white mineis in the State.——s, I, Call, : Phe Call-ig wofally ignorant ont this subject, and as ove of the most pittentious Newspapers on this Coast should seod a representative here to make a personal investigation iato the matter before discussing jt far.ther. By taking our advice it would lcara that not one of the drift mines in Nevada county paysexpenges, and that only two or three in the State do. Lt would moreMer ascertain that the hydraulic mines of Nevada ed are operating in the interests of white men, and that when the ers start up again it will be Chinese labor, othwithout A A Sure Protection. eee The Grass Valley Union thinks thas. every Sherifi’s office in the country should be furnished with hloodhounds, Especially, in its Opinion, should the Sheriif of Nevada county be provided with the useful animals, The mere’ fact of their presence and readiuess would deter stage robbers and train wreckers from pursuing their nefarious business.—Daily Report, We have along known’ that the Vuion agrees with us on the above P-oposition, and are now greatly pleased to observe that our San Francisco contemporary, but a short time since apparently “opposed to it, hae concluded to wheel tuto line, — There is not now, so fir as can be on the coast that oppose§ the tracking of robbers with dogs. The Papers repre.eut the sentiments of the eS Sst ee ~~ Bour Grapes, ne WSspaper people. Nevada Cit¥ said she didn’t want a brunch of the State Normal Schoo] when she found out it couldn't he had. According to the ’ Oakland Papers, that ctty doesn't Want to . : tule the State Capital away! from . Sacramento, The Times says: ‘Va! SARE el a). ig . Beart, when you hold the’ hand sheuld mover < esire the removal, : if lof tue girl yeu love, and walk AS aA resu b Oakland would become with her in a “path that is only such a moral evas-pool as Sacramento is when the Levislature is in Lowers, loafers and criminals of every . grade who flock to ‘the Capitals, of many of the States, render then auything but desirable places of resi-, denge." : Demonust Fall patterns juat ‘reovived, Catalogues free on applicaWav, Mus. Lester & Crawxonp, tf. There have been some in the past, and the Even: over. BUY Oerator or set-of-operators, “Itt sicians’ certiticatea on the back ef Hwho-have ‘beat titeoduced to” thei audiences have suffered from. th high eulogiams passed upon the n be forehand by their misjudying “intro ducers. . Their natural effect is t met, and to produce’ marked disap ~onninttia don assembly, to avoid -such a reeulogy by telling the people to. prepare themselves for such a buret of eloquence as they -had never before listened to, Gough, kuowing * that the best. effort. he had ‘ever made ‘would, under such circumstances, fall far short of anticipation, © deter, mined to practice aruse, and the rug: was to aflect stupidity, He opened . by ‘stammering and hesitating, by beginning his sentences and leaving them unfinished, until, as he said, the worst speaker in England -cou!d not have done worse; He svon overheard those on the platform whispering their disapprobation and censure, one man saying, ‘Oh, this will never do here, you-know, but in America, you know, it is quite a different thing:” He stilt continued in * his dull, disconnected way, until he bad seen that: he ad a background for his verbal pictured, Then he gradually adopted his natura] manner, and . as sentence after sentence rolled out, vivid and resonant from hia lips, nis audience grew enthusiastic, and fairly roared with “applause. He had never been more rapturously greeted than he was then and there. ‘Those who heard ‘him declared that they had never known a man to change so after he had warmed up.—Ex, mee San Juan Times Items. Now that the military parades are Over, itis to be hoped that the illfame cases at Nevada will be brought to a focus, 5 e A San Franeisco drummer went to take aseat in a,chair the other day atthe Natioual aid by means or other a loaded pistol which he had in one-of bis pockets went off. Fortunately no damage was Uone, bat'the individual was bad'y “skeered,” some When Lieutenant Wallis and Corporal Dolan were on their way to Camptonville on the Sth, » they met the stage and commanded the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co’s box. They each pulleda flask aud leveled it towards the diver who, taking the flasks to be revolvers, Succumbed. After “watering up,” —that’s what the driver called . it —the parties separated, When the gentlemen Camptenville they were placed under arrest by Constable MeLellan, who thought, he saw in sight -a big reward: but when the gentlemen Stripped off their their Vanished reached showed “‘sojer” clothes, the reward dusters and from view, +. — Bob Burdette on Wealth, The Hawkeye man.ig qaite.a philosopher. Here is the latest in that directon; Adv'ce to young men: Fair is worth $42,000,000. whole $42,000,0uu— of it, boy, can’t make him are, with the dew James (i, And the mny dear as happy ag you of youth . in your wide enough for oue. There 'ig light. ness in your step, my sou, and evlor in your blued that $42, 009, 000 cannot bay, and don't you torgetit., You don’t want $42,000,000 anyhow, my 800 ;. $2,000, 000 is plenty, Re ree cD Bh ne remesinteninernsesints) No More Dyxpepasta, ow Budizestion! « Dex Henly’s celebvated IX EBitters ure the best Bitters-in use, They never fail to give relief, Read phy« tf ing as well as could be expected, but arouse expectation that cannot be . indignantly, pointment. John B. Gough relates sult. * His introducer . pronounced him the greatest orator who had ever lived, and ended a long and fulsome hould be. A Trying Situatién. re 3 f the bridge or the other!” asked a rigor at noon yesterday, after which . ee Z . placid old lady of a gentleman on His pulse . Court street car yesterday morning. “We are on this side,” responded . the gentleman, gravely, “Laws me! yet!” i . squares of it.” ‘““Sakes a massy! wood was on the other side uf th ridye,” : “No, madam; it-is‘on this side» “Well that pesky sonductor tol; . Started.” side then, bridge.” j = ~ “Eten we are on the other side!’ “‘No madam; we are on. this.-side . at the IMPORTANT * [of the bridge. . We've passed—if_-r “‘And is Greenwood on the other up~ in e . side?’ sha. asked,—starting: some alarm, “No; it is on’ this side,” “1 side‘of fhe ter; bridge, when I know betand don’t .try to make me think how he once managed, before a Lon-. I’m on this side of the bridge, when I know I'm on the other! Don’t ye doit! You want to be careful how you amuse yourse f with me, or -I’i] fit ye out with a new set of ribs!” and the old lady shook her unbrélla in Warning, as the source or the new physiological development, “The “idea,” she continued, turning to the other passengers, ‘of trying to muddle an old woman that might be his mother! Vil bridge ye, both ‘sides in . &@minute. Conductor! just as soon as I get on this* side ‘of the -bridge you let me.ont, or this will be your tombstone trip. to Greenwood!” And the dame straightened back and glared defiance, while her well meanimg informant concluded that it wasn’t too warm for-himto walk to his destination. PAE STR A Joke on Bennett. I am tofd, says somebody in the New York Star, that when James Gordon Bennett arrived in New York; tha other day, and climbed the stairs leading’ to the Herald editorial rooms; he was met at the door by a new office boy, who told him to send ‘his card to Mr. Connery and wait in.the reception room until the manaying editor was disengaged. “See here, youny fellow,” roared . . Bennett, “I am the proprietor -of this blasted concern, and [ guess T don’t need any card to get into my Own office,” “Now, mister, you can’t play that dolge on me,” retarted the boy; “there was a erazy chap in here. Jast week who thought -he owned the Herald office, and he Was so ‘queer that Mr. Connery had to call two. of thepressmen to puthim down stairs,” “It’s d—n_ singular that a mat is not known by his employers,” Mr, Bennett remarked in an undertone, as he gave his card to the youngster aud reposed his m nly form. upon a chair in the reception room, to await a4 summons from the interior, ' Tun New Haven, problem will be solved as soon as soon as they get at the true Ma ley-factors,— Phil. Bul. Tt will not be for want of MaHeydictions, A PIANIS£ traveling in England saw, in Oxford, the o-her day, the doosplate of ‘‘Herr Slapitoff, "Leachérof the Pianoforte.” seeninpanieeeagiiicus ee AN etiquette writer for the Boston Advertiser thinks one ought to eat soup with a fork, ‘ Wary is the tity of New York like the letter “‘b”, Because it isin debt and there is no §00d reagon why it eH >. > No woman ever truthfully said she did’ not care Whether she was pretty or not, + &Revp Buorr ig to have a Catholic Coavent School. heals Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent, Enquire’at this: office, a23 Wr REE Sees _In San Francisco, Sept. 14,1831, C. J. Naf. tiger of Nevada City and Miss Lizzie Scott ot Galt, ——— TS, a HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, STANLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR, Prrpay, Sept. 16,1881,G: W. Mershon, Truckee, J. D. Ostrom, North Bloomfield, HH. Greeley, Truckee, ee A. A. Fieff r; N, San Juan, Julia Fieffer, do Jos. Perrin, Forest Springs. G. H. Swain, Forest Springs. G. H, Churehil & w, Fortland, Miss Edith Churchill, do K. J. Loche, Dartford, Wis, “ACE. Smith, North Bloomfield, W.C, Allen, San Francisco, « J. Denbt,. North Bloomfield, John Williams, Brandy City, Geo. C.ayton, Dutch Flat. A. Brump, Coatland, ° . oO. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, A. Macklin, Mcore's Fut, T. C. Church, do : Lhos. § nith, City, : bottle, Seid everywhena,. and. caretul attention. “%-1m. Supt, * 2 LJ . : : . ‘ 7) > P A + % ++ tes «Nea RTS ante eterna nerenneennameterneet sian cullen Pe cma erie, SR 7 “i 437 ne ee ~ cmrten ete REE SOOM SRL TINS cig, & ‘ = ‘ = . ° ‘ 4. a “4 e aa . ° . ¥ ‘By z ' “Say, Mister, are we on this side . Then we ain’t anyIthought'Green. Me 1 was on the other side when we : ; he would not say that another chill . poe Oe . “It was, madame, on. the other but we have crossed the . DRWAND FANCY “Don't try to fool me with your 9; DNOnsense,” exclaimed. the old lady, “Don’t try to make me think that Greenwood is on this LOOK HERE 1 a In order to make room for my new goods I now make a bona fide offer any-and-every—articie in my} Store, : . For the Next Two Weeks, 9] ee : i/AUSTION PRICES ! Any one-wanting anything in the GOODS live . 2 OPENING DAY ! 7) Can positively save money by calling STORE, -oppoDon’t make your purchases. until you have examined my Goods and prices, D. AUERBACH Nevada Gity, Sept. 17th.Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. .{ UMMONS.—In the Superior Court of the . 7 KD County of Nevada, State of California, — State of California, County of Nevada, ss,— The People of the State: of California: send = Greeting: ‘To’ James. F, Jatunn, defend» ant. Youare hereby required. to appear im . 4uaction boughtagainst yeu in the Superior Court of the County ef Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of September, 1881, by William Goldberg, plaintitf, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within 10 days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if seryed within this county ; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or judyment will be taken against you by default, according tothe prayer of said complaint, 'Thig action is brought to recover the sum ot $106.75 due froim ‘said defendant to said phuintiff on a promissory note executed by said defendant unto Weissbein Bros, & Co., dated Grass Valley, Oct. 10, 1879, which said. note was drawn for the suny of $360.36 with interest at one per cent per month unti} paid. ‘That ne part of the principal or interest of said note has been. paid except the sum of $10, .That on the-+2th d&y—ot Sept. 1831, Weissbein-Bros. & Co. being then the owners and holders of said note, legally transferred the same to the plaintiff herein, who is now the owner ahd holder of said note, Wherefore plaintiff prays for judg ment against said defendant tor the sum of $400.75 and for his costs herein, All of Whichis fully set. forth in the complaint herein to which special referénce is hereby made, = And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint 4s wbove required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sumof $406.75 and his costs in this action, (>>) _ In testimony whereof, AJ. EB. \ Seal-> Carr, Clerk of thé ‘Saperior Court (se J aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, iu the City of Nevada;.on the 13th day ~of September, a. pv, 183t. J. E, CARR, Clerk, iy T. H. Carr, Deputy. A. Burrows, Plffs Attorney. sl¥ —I Spiritualism . RELIGIOUS ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. NEVADA THEATRE. Sunday Evening, Sept. 18th. . Indescribable Phenomenon, Of London, England, ANNIE EVA FAY! eee Gite Marvelous Manifestations of Modern Spiritualism ! : etre eet Sensational Experiments in Full Gas Light Upon the Open Stage ! An Entertainment of 2) Hours, Flowers are materialized and passed to the audience by hands _ plainly seen. ‘I'he Animated Guitar. ‘The Flying Boat. The Movable Chairs. The Marveious Babes, and other startling experiments. —O-—-~ Doors open at 6:45 Pp, M., mences at § P, M, Certificate of Co-partnership. i com2t {TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neh_) vada, ss.—We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in the ¢ity of Nevada, State of Caldfornia, under the’ firm name-and style of “Thomas, Walrath & Hicks,” That the names in full of all the membere of such partnership are Josephi Thomas,: Austin H: Walrath and Thomas H. Hicks, and that the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed, 2 In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this Lith day of September, A. D. 1881. JOSEP THOMAS, Nevada City. AUSTIN H. WALRATH, Nevada City. THOMAS H, HICKS, Neyadw City. Sep’ ember 17th—Iin efi ~ Probate Notice, N the Superior Cotirt, im and for the I County of Nevada, State of California, In the matter ef the estate of Johann Schmidt, deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Coart, made on the “16th day of September 1881, notive is hereby given that Saturday, the Ist day of October, 1881, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day,at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the City and County of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and plave for proving the: Will of said Johann Schmidt, deceased, and for hearing the application of Elizabeth Schmidt for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person, interested may appear and contest the same. Dated September 16th, 1881, J. E, CARR, Olerk, sl7 By T. H. Carn, Deputy, A Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS, Talent. Mailed to Enclose ¢ 215-217 ¥ . GTARTLNG PIANO OR The Company will any Child ten years old faiis to play Any One of our Popular Tunes om the Piano, Organ or Melodeon within One Hour ad Instructions, nt, with the Music ar child can eou from 1 to.100 correctly, 7 Pieees of Mu sic,, with Instructions Decay, Ne ‘Maximum Sales ! : Minimum ae GROCERY STORE. —9—__ J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. Grocsries arc : Provisions AtReduced Prices, cxccanss —o—~ AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew: Whiskey. AGENCY FoR” Arpad, Haraszthy & Co.s’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel,rand Prize, Sillery Mousseux, AGENCY FOR THE BOSS. COFFEE POT. AGENCY FOR BOSS COFFEE 1. -A fine lot fresh from the mills just’ received. In 1, 2and5 pound cans, AGENCY FOR EXCELSIOR POWDER ! The Best and Safest in the market, . DISCOVERY ! ‘LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youth* Premature \ Manhood, ete:, hiving known remedy, has discovered a simple self cure, which he will send FREE to h low sufferers, address Chatham Street, New vous Debility, Lost ried ‘in vain every. ¢ fylREEVES, 43 #16 J. York. THE LATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION ! . EBISON's INSTANTANEOUS TO THE ORGAN child. or person can play BR whlch any any of the popular airs at once ‘without Study, Previous or even Musical Porteit “$1,000 if ractice, after receiving Provided said ‘the figures before it, any address on receipt of $1 00, ne logue of Tune &@ Avenats wanted County in the Union, Edison Music Cr, Vainut Street, Philadelphia, Pa, s4-dtw cent ‘postage isiamp for Cata. a. ; in’ every State and wl imprudence’ causing Dividend Notice, I IVIDEND NO. 3, ‘of Fifty Cents per share on the Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, California, will become due and payable om and after September 10th, A. D.1881, = JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier, Nevada City, Sept. 9th, 1881 —10d, ‘ Fr neces Lahde . . NEW GROCERY FIR THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoiuing Gault's Bakery NEVADA CEPY, ‘ a _TAVING purchased the entire stock of H. ALEX .GAULT, are now prepared to supply the people of Nevada City with the Best of everything in the Grocery and Provision line at : They keepaf lland fresh'supply of PROVISIONS, CASE GooDS . FLOUR and FEED, b : HAMS, BACON, LARD wey, a, . Cur Wine Cellar Is stocked with choice and delicious f [OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYZE AND BOURBON WHISKY, We have also on hand Fine Brands of ‘Tobacco & Cigars. Goods Delivered Free of charge, We warrant every article sold by us to be as represented, and by strict attention to business ‘and selling at . The Lowest Living Rates, Be . Tope to receive.a liberal share public patronage, Thomas, Walrath &. Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street, of the Nevada City, August 25th, 1881, ° MRS, A. ROSENTHAL Commercial Strect, Nevada City. I have on hand an immense stock of Cigars, Tobacco, NUTS, CANDIES, NOTIONS, Etce., Ete. 2 Which I will sell for the next THIRTY DAXS at Wholesale Cost Prices, No Marysville Stadt Enters my Store,. All orders will be carefull and promptly, filled. “MRS, A. RosENTH AL Nevada City, Sept. 13, 1881, HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L, A DUNCAN &CO,, bas removed to Gillet's old stand, Pine street, how owned by J. C, Hassell, where thowe who desire f First Class Werk Done: In the “Tonsorial Art,” Woodchoppers Wanted. Will “receive polite . Enquire of R. PB. DeNOON ree J Derbec Mine, a20-1m_ FOR SALE, FINE RESIDENCE on Aris . ba and fo SPR at . tocracy Hill, with ly es acre'el ground good on hun? NTHAL. LIS Ta a RE OR Te rn as Sai ota ee “Nice Quar: The}! Suspe Once m: Busin who-do: Sever, that oug “DPuad pearance street is The D Anoth ed in thi “secured. Tom . licemal” to his ro A. hane attractio: terday af Lots of outside 6 should be There robberies, honnds ar There a éd sidew: people. ree them vefo Ways For the bach will storé at a room for a vertisemen Messrs. cornty’s: bi s2nt to the populir “4S tured by th of any ever and there is “Accordin George H, . the Central “on a charge their trains, ‘way. to. Ne It Shinn reside ‘Tahoe. : well known, officers a lor New Yor! We are-as ing operation “Wilson Ra. this district, Brooklyn Q: are leading 1 suits, ‘The ] in five or six nels, shafts a ble promisia, for milling, gantlemen in now on their rive in a few cording te pi arrangements for systema “ground on an other things . the hoisting 4 incorporatiag “company will ing of stock t carry On the ) Grass Val A The Grass Was reorganiz the election: ¢ cers : Presiden President, J. and Treasurer, question for di That Guiteau whether the Pr The affirmative srs~ Osborne, ster, Stein anc Messrs, Sturge berger and Tho jon was in favor a3 to the merits of the argument next Friday eve That the State . be divided for t Southern counti Al the Ch “Rev. J. Sims Congregational ( evening, His ax ing is, “The Pov our Nation,” Rev. J. M. J the Baptist U erening,

The President. President Garfield hada seve NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. he vomited contiderably. Sunday, Sept. 18, 1881. ran up to 137, eee ————— Swindling Mining Operations, . Fi 2 Se ims eliig much:better, H Prof. Wm. Frost of this city has himself as feeling much r ‘ 7 + vi received a letter from a prominent,. Pulse decreased-to 117, stuck operator of New York in which occurs the fullo wing reference to the . eoadifion of affairs in mining circles . After the chill passed off. the palent _.was-—-sponged—and—expressed j * . * . is. ‘Yes, madam, we are within a few . Great alarm is filt-over the outlook, . Dr. Agnew says the President is do. there: ‘We have a most severe present in New York, the stability . was net likely to occur. of some of the best houses threatened. The cause of this is un being —_—— —__».— __ Gough's Ruse. questionably the determination— of . bankers aud monied men to put Most lecturers and public speaker down dubious mining transactions, —some-of-which “we believe: exist in aud about your neigborhood,” We know of no swindling operatious now being carried on in this district, as hinted ‘above. TRANSCRIPT has never neglected * to expose them as soon as it became thoroughly satisfied Of their real character. What it has done before in this line it willdo again if opportunity offers. One wildcat Operation carried to completion does miore injury to a mining section than a dozen legitimate enterprises, capitalization of rea'ly meritorious mines is to be céudemned, for the reaction always has most Serious effects. We repeat, if there are jnst how any dishonest schemes being bred heré we will if put’on the track give them a showing up that will make it a sorry matter for the ‘breed. ~ er3, This paper is not coutrolled by nn . t ” ii i bi “aeasion, The swarms of camp-fol. ~ county which have not been” enjoinascertained, a is in @ position that it can say what it pleases about their enterprises, they good or bad, be : aeons Dritt Mining Not Practicable. lf the number of hydraulic mines devreased, the humber of drift mines would iocrease. The latter do no damage. The amount of earth tak€u out is 80 small that iv cay readily be taken care of. There might. be lighter protits to mine owners, but.a niuch larger portion’ of the proceeds al the mines would be divided among. the white mineis in the State.——s, I, Call, : Phe Call-ig wofally ignorant ont this subject, and as ove of the most pittentious Newspapers on this Coast should seod a representative here to make a personal investigation iato the matter before discussing jt far.ther. By taking our advice it would lcara that not one of the drift mines in Nevada county paysexpenges, and that only two or three in the State do. Lt would moreMer ascertain that the hydraulic mines of Nevada ed are operating in the interests of white men, and that when the ers start up again it will be Chinese labor, othwithout A A Sure Protection. eee The Grass Valley Union thinks thas. every Sherifi’s office in the country should be furnished with hloodhounds, Especially, in its Opinion, should the Sheriif of Nevada county be provided with the useful animals, The mere’ fact of their presence and readiuess would deter stage robbers and train wreckers from pursuing their nefarious business.—Daily Report, We have along known’ that the Vuion agrees with us on the above P-oposition, and are now greatly pleased to observe that our San Francisco contemporary, but a short time since apparently “opposed to it, hae concluded to wheel tuto line, — There is not now, so fir as can be on the coast that oppose§ the tracking of robbers with dogs. The Papers repre.eut the sentiments of the eS Sst ee ~~ Bour Grapes, ne WSspaper people. Nevada Cit¥ said she didn’t want a brunch of the State Normal Schoo] when she found out it couldn't he had. According to the ’ Oakland Papers, that ctty doesn't Want to . : tule the State Capital away! from . Sacramento, The Times says: ‘Va! SARE el a). ig . Beart, when you hold the’ hand sheuld mover < esire the removal, : if lof tue girl yeu love, and walk AS aA resu b Oakland would become with her in a “path that is only such a moral evas-pool as Sacramento is when the Levislature is in Lowers, loafers and criminals of every . grade who flock to ‘the Capitals, of many of the States, render then auything but desirable places of resi-, denge." : Demonust Fall patterns juat ‘reovived, Catalogues free on applicaWav, Mus. Lester & Crawxonp, tf. There have been some in the past, and the Even: over. BUY Oerator or set-of-operators, “Itt sicians’ certiticatea on the back ef Hwho-have ‘beat titeoduced to” thei audiences have suffered from. th high eulogiams passed upon the n be forehand by their misjudying “intro ducers. . Their natural effect is t met, and to produce’ marked disap ~onninttia don assembly, to avoid -such a reeulogy by telling the people to. prepare themselves for such a buret of eloquence as they -had never before listened to, Gough, kuowing * that the best. effort. he had ‘ever made ‘would, under such circumstances, fall far short of anticipation, © deter, mined to practice aruse, and the rug: was to aflect stupidity, He opened . by ‘stammering and hesitating, by beginning his sentences and leaving them unfinished, until, as he said, the worst speaker in England -cou!d not have done worse; He svon overheard those on the platform whispering their disapprobation and censure, one man saying, ‘Oh, this will never do here, you-know, but in America, you know, it is quite a different thing:” He stilt continued in * his dull, disconnected way, until he bad seen that: he ad a background for his verbal pictured, Then he gradually adopted his natura] manner, and . as sentence after sentence rolled out, vivid and resonant from hia lips, nis audience grew enthusiastic, and fairly roared with “applause. He had never been more rapturously greeted than he was then and there. ‘Those who heard ‘him declared that they had never known a man to change so after he had warmed up.—Ex, mee San Juan Times Items. Now that the military parades are Over, itis to be hoped that the illfame cases at Nevada will be brought to a focus, 5 e A San Franeisco drummer went to take aseat in a,chair the other day atthe Natioual aid by means or other a loaded pistol which he had in one-of bis pockets went off. Fortunately no damage was Uone, bat'the individual was bad'y “skeered,” some When Lieutenant Wallis and Corporal Dolan were on their way to Camptonville on the Sth, » they met the stage and commanded the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co’s box. They each pulleda flask aud leveled it towards the diver who, taking the flasks to be revolvers, Succumbed. After “watering up,” —that’s what the driver called . it —the parties separated, When the gentlemen Camptenville they were placed under arrest by Constable MeLellan, who thought, he saw in sight -a big reward: but when the gentlemen Stripped off their their Vanished reached showed “‘sojer” clothes, the reward dusters and from view, +. — Bob Burdette on Wealth, The Hawkeye man.ig qaite.a philosopher. Here is the latest in that directon; Adv'ce to young men: Fair is worth $42,000,000. whole $42,000,0uu— of it, boy, can’t make him are, with the dew James (i, And the mny dear as happy ag you of youth . in your wide enough for oue. There 'ig light. ness in your step, my sou, and evlor in your blued that $42, 009, 000 cannot bay, and don't you torgetit., You don’t want $42,000,000 anyhow, my 800 ;. $2,000, 000 is plenty, Re ree cD Bh ne remesinteninernsesints) No More Dyxpepasta, ow Budizestion! « Dex Henly’s celebvated IX EBitters ure the best Bitters-in use, They never fail to give relief, Read phy« tf ing as well as could be expected, but arouse expectation that cannot be . indignantly, pointment. John B. Gough relates sult. * His introducer . pronounced him the greatest orator who had ever lived, and ended a long and fulsome hould be. A Trying Situatién. re 3 f the bridge or the other!” asked a rigor at noon yesterday, after which . ee Z . placid old lady of a gentleman on His pulse . Court street car yesterday morning. “We are on this side,” responded . the gentleman, gravely, “Laws me! yet!” i . squares of it.” ‘““Sakes a massy! wood was on the other side uf th ridye,” : “No, madam; it-is‘on this side» “Well that pesky sonductor tol; . Started.” side then, bridge.” j = ~ “Eten we are on the other side!’ “‘No madam; we are on. this.-side . at the IMPORTANT * [of the bridge. . We've passed—if_-r “‘And is Greenwood on the other up~ in e . side?’ sha. asked,—starting: some alarm, “No; it is on’ this side,” “1 side‘of fhe ter; bridge, when I know betand don’t .try to make me think how he once managed, before a Lon-. I’m on this side of the bridge, when I know I'm on the other! Don’t ye doit! You want to be careful how you amuse yourse f with me, or -I’i] fit ye out with a new set of ribs!” and the old lady shook her unbrélla in Warning, as the source or the new physiological development, “The “idea,” she continued, turning to the other passengers, ‘of trying to muddle an old woman that might be his mother! Vil bridge ye, both ‘sides in . &@minute. Conductor! just as soon as I get on this* side ‘of the -bridge you let me.ont, or this will be your tombstone trip. to Greenwood!” And the dame straightened back and glared defiance, while her well meanimg informant concluded that it wasn’t too warm for-himto walk to his destination. PAE STR A Joke on Bennett. I am tofd, says somebody in the New York Star, that when James Gordon Bennett arrived in New York; tha other day, and climbed the stairs leading’ to the Herald editorial rooms; he was met at the door by a new office boy, who told him to send ‘his card to Mr. Connery and wait in.the reception room until the manaying editor was disengaged. “See here, youny fellow,” roared . . Bennett, “I am the proprietor -of this blasted concern, and [ guess T don’t need any card to get into my Own office,” “Now, mister, you can’t play that dolge on me,” retarted the boy; “there was a erazy chap in here. Jast week who thought -he owned the Herald office, and he Was so ‘queer that Mr. Connery had to call two. of thepressmen to puthim down stairs,” “It’s d—n_ singular that a mat is not known by his employers,” Mr, Bennett remarked in an undertone, as he gave his card to the youngster aud reposed his m nly form. upon a chair in the reception room, to await a4 summons from the interior, ' Tun New Haven, problem will be solved as soon as soon as they get at the true Ma ley-factors,— Phil. Bul. Tt will not be for want of MaHeydictions, A PIANIS£ traveling in England saw, in Oxford, the o-her day, the doosplate of ‘‘Herr Slapitoff, "Leachérof the Pianoforte.” seeninpanieeeagiiicus ee AN etiquette writer for the Boston Advertiser thinks one ought to eat soup with a fork, ‘ Wary is the tity of New York like the letter “‘b”, Because it isin debt and there is no §00d reagon why it eH >. > No woman ever truthfully said she did’ not care Whether she was pretty or not, + &Revp Buorr ig to have a Catholic Coavent School. heals Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent, Enquire’at this: office, a23 Wr REE Sees _In San Francisco, Sept. 14,1831, C. J. Naf. tiger of Nevada City and Miss Lizzie Scott ot Galt, ——— TS, a HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, STANLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR, Prrpay, Sept. 16,1881,G: W. Mershon, Truckee, J. D. Ostrom, North Bloomfield, HH. Greeley, Truckee, ee A. A. Fieff r; N, San Juan, Julia Fieffer, do Jos. Perrin, Forest Springs. G. H. Swain, Forest Springs. G. H, Churehil & w, Fortland, Miss Edith Churchill, do K. J. Loche, Dartford, Wis, “ACE. Smith, North Bloomfield, W.C, Allen, San Francisco, « J. Denbt,. North Bloomfield, John Williams, Brandy City, Geo. C.ayton, Dutch Flat. A. Brump, Coatland, ° . oO. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, A. Macklin, Mcore's Fut, T. C. Church, do : Lhos. § nith, City, : bottle, Seid everywhena,. and. caretul attention. “%-1m. Supt, * 2 LJ . : : . ‘ 7) > P A + % ++ tes «Nea RTS ante eterna nerenneennameterneet sian cullen Pe cma erie, SR 7 “i 437 ne ee ~ cmrten ete REE SOOM SRL TINS cig, & ‘ = ‘ = . ° ‘ 4. a “4 e aa . ° . ¥ ‘By z ' “Say, Mister, are we on this side . Then we ain’t anyIthought'Green. Me 1 was on the other side when we : ; he would not say that another chill .

poe Oe . “It was, madame, on. the other but we have crossed the . DRWAND FANCY “Don't try to fool me with your 9; DNOnsense,” exclaimed. the old lady, “Don’t try to make me think that Greenwood is on this LOOK HERE 1 a In order to make room for my new goods I now make a bona fide offer any-and-every—articie in my} Store, : . For the Next Two Weeks, 9] ee : i/AUSTION PRICES ! Any one-wanting anything in the GOODS live . 2 OPENING DAY ! 7) Can positively save money by calling STORE, -oppoDon’t make your purchases. until you have examined my Goods and prices, D. AUERBACH Nevada Gity, Sept. 17th.Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. .{ UMMONS.—In the Superior Court of the . 7 KD County of Nevada, State of California, — State of California, County of Nevada, ss,— The People of the State: of California: send = Greeting: ‘To’ James. F, Jatunn, defend» ant. Youare hereby required. to appear im . 4uaction boughtagainst yeu in the Superior Court of the County ef Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of September, 1881, by William Goldberg, plaintitf, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within 10 days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if seryed within this county ; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days, or judyment will be taken against you by default, according tothe prayer of said complaint, 'Thig action is brought to recover the sum ot $106.75 due froim ‘said defendant to said phuintiff on a promissory note executed by said defendant unto Weissbein Bros, & Co., dated Grass Valley, Oct. 10, 1879, which said. note was drawn for the suny of $360.36 with interest at one per cent per month unti} paid. ‘That ne part of the principal or interest of said note has been. paid except the sum of $10, .That on the-+2th d&y—ot Sept. 1831, Weissbein-Bros. & Co. being then the owners and holders of said note, legally transferred the same to the plaintiff herein, who is now the owner ahd holder of said note, Wherefore plaintiff prays for judg ment against said defendant tor the sum of $400.75 and for his costs herein, All of Whichis fully set. forth in the complaint herein to which special referénce is hereby made, = And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint 4s wbove required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sumof $406.75 and his costs in this action, (>>) _ In testimony whereof, AJ. EB. \ Seal-> Carr, Clerk of thé ‘Saperior Court (se J aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, iu the City of Nevada;.on the 13th day ~of September, a. pv, 183t. J. E, CARR, Clerk, iy T. H. Carr, Deputy. A. Burrows, Plffs Attorney. sl¥ —I Spiritualism . RELIGIOUS ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. NEVADA THEATRE. Sunday Evening, Sept. 18th. . Indescribable Phenomenon, Of London, England, ANNIE EVA FAY! eee Gite Marvelous Manifestations of Modern Spiritualism ! : etre eet Sensational Experiments in Full Gas Light Upon the Open Stage ! An Entertainment of 2) Hours, Flowers are materialized and passed to the audience by hands _ plainly seen. ‘I'he Animated Guitar. ‘The Flying Boat. The Movable Chairs. The Marveious Babes, and other startling experiments. —O-—-~ Doors open at 6:45 Pp, M., mences at § P, M, Certificate of Co-partnership. i com2t {TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neh_) vada, ss.—We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in the ¢ity of Nevada, State of Caldfornia, under the’ firm name-and style of “Thomas, Walrath & Hicks,” That the names in full of all the membere of such partnership are Josephi Thomas,: Austin H: Walrath and Thomas H. Hicks, and that the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed, 2 In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this Lith day of September, A. D. 1881. JOSEP THOMAS, Nevada City. AUSTIN H. WALRATH, Nevada City. THOMAS H, HICKS, Neyadw City. Sep’ ember 17th—Iin efi ~ Probate Notice, N the Superior Cotirt, im and for the I County of Nevada, State of California, In the matter ef the estate of Johann Schmidt, deceased. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Coart, made on the “16th day of September 1881, notive is hereby given that Saturday, the Ist day of October, 1881, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day,at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the City and County of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and plave for proving the: Will of said Johann Schmidt, deceased, and for hearing the application of Elizabeth Schmidt for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person, interested may appear and contest the same. Dated September 16th, 1881, J. E, CARR, Olerk, sl7 By T. H. Carn, Deputy, A Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS, Talent. Mailed to Enclose ¢ 215-217 ¥ . GTARTLNG PIANO OR The Company will any Child ten years old faiis to play Any One of our Popular Tunes om the Piano, Organ or Melodeon within One Hour ad Instructions, nt, with the Music ar child can eou from 1 to.100 correctly, 7 Pieees of Mu sic,, with Instructions Decay, Ne ‘Maximum Sales ! : Minimum ae GROCERY STORE. —9—__ J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. Grocsries arc : Provisions AtReduced Prices, cxccanss —o—~ AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew: Whiskey. AGENCY FoR” Arpad, Haraszthy & Co.s’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel,rand Prize, Sillery Mousseux, AGENCY FOR THE BOSS. COFFEE POT. AGENCY FOR BOSS COFFEE 1. -A fine lot fresh from the mills just’ received. In 1, 2and5 pound cans, AGENCY FOR EXCELSIOR POWDER ! The Best and Safest in the market, . DISCOVERY ! ‘LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youth* Premature \ Manhood, ete:, hiving known remedy, has discovered a simple self cure, which he will send FREE to h low sufferers, address Chatham Street, New vous Debility, Lost ried ‘in vain every. ¢ fylREEVES, 43 #16 J. York. THE LATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION ! . EBISON's INSTANTANEOUS TO THE ORGAN child. or person can play BR whlch any any of the popular airs at once ‘without Study, Previous or even Musical Porteit “$1,000 if ractice, after receiving Provided said ‘the figures before it, any address on receipt of $1 00, ne logue of Tune &@ Avenats wanted County in the Union, Edison Music Cr, Vainut Street, Philadelphia, Pa, s4-dtw cent ‘postage isiamp for Cata. a. ; in’ every State and wl imprudence’ causing Dividend Notice, I IVIDEND NO. 3, ‘of Fifty Cents per share on the Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, California, will become due and payable om and after September 10th, A. D.1881, = JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier, Nevada City, Sept. 9th, 1881 —10d, ‘ Fr neces Lahde . . NEW GROCERY FIR THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoiuing Gault's Bakery NEVADA CEPY, ‘ a _TAVING purchased the entire stock of H. ALEX .GAULT, are now prepared to supply the people of Nevada City with the Best of everything in the Grocery and Provision line at : They keepaf lland fresh'supply of PROVISIONS, CASE GooDS . FLOUR and FEED, b : HAMS, BACON, LARD wey, a, . Cur Wine Cellar Is stocked with choice and delicious f [OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYZE AND BOURBON WHISKY, We have also on hand Fine Brands of ‘Tobacco & Cigars. Goods Delivered Free of charge, We warrant every article sold by us to be as represented, and by strict attention to business ‘and selling at . The Lowest Living Rates, Be . Tope to receive.a liberal share public patronage, Thomas, Walrath &. Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street, of the Nevada City, August 25th, 1881, ° MRS, A. ROSENTHAL Commercial Strect, Nevada City. I have on hand an immense stock of Cigars, Tobacco, NUTS, CANDIES, NOTIONS, Etce., Ete. 2 Which I will sell for the next THIRTY DAXS at Wholesale Cost Prices, No Marysville Stadt Enters my Store,. All orders will be carefull and promptly, filled. “MRS, A. RosENTH AL Nevada City, Sept. 13, 1881, HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L, A DUNCAN &CO,, bas removed to Gillet's old stand, Pine street, how owned by J. C, Hassell, where thowe who desire f First Class Werk Done: In the “Tonsorial Art,” Woodchoppers Wanted. Will “receive polite . Enquire of R. PB. DeNOON ree J Derbec Mine, a20-1m_ FOR SALE, FINE RESIDENCE on Aris . ba and fo SPR at . tocracy Hill, with ly es acre'el ground good on hun? NTHAL. LIS Ta a RE OR Te rn as Sai ota ee “Nice Quar: The}! Suspe Once m: Busin who-do: Sever, that oug “DPuad pearance street is The D Anoth ed in thi “secured. Tom . licemal” to his ro A. hane attractio: terday af Lots of outside 6 should be There robberies, honnds ar There a éd sidew: people. ree them vefo Ways For the bach will storé at a room for a vertisemen Messrs. cornty’s: bi s2nt to the populir “4S tured by th of any ever and there is “Accordin George H, . the Central “on a charge their trains, ‘way. to. Ne It Shinn reside ‘Tahoe. : well known, officers a lor New Yor! We are-as ing operation “Wilson Ra. this district, Brooklyn Q: are leading 1 suits, ‘The ] in five or six nels, shafts a ble promisia, for milling, gantlemen in now on their rive in a few cording te pi arrangements for systema “ground on an other things . the hoisting 4 incorporatiag “company will ing of stock t carry On the ) Grass Val A The Grass Was reorganiz the election: ¢ cers : Presiden President, J. and Treasurer, question for di That Guiteau whether the Pr The affirmative srs~ Osborne, ster, Stein anc Messrs, Sturge berger and Tho jon was in favor a3 to the merits of the argument next Friday eve That the State . be divided for t Southern counti Al the Ch “Rev. J. Sims Congregational ( evening, His ax ing is, “The Pov our Nation,” Rev. J. M. J the Baptist U erening,