September 28, 1880 (4 pages)

en Aur B 2 ce an. tine’ @ ol tL a at tl fter Ne 0 gains ved tf sen W, ‘inary be in crit orite ti f A ait L URE sf ERTO FOX, ort Tj Yor Vall Cit} » Kev THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Sand sent te the Bay, _ fire-proof paint. —REVavA OITY CALIFORNIA, Hricf Mention. ."Great guns!” : os e Forty-nine votes tere polled at the Dertocratic primaries held in this city Saturday, and the taucus ticket was eledted, A siiipment of gold from the Chi+ ‘mese claims at Moote’s Flat was’ rought down on yesterday's ‘stage The New York Mid Mising Com‘pany of GYass Valley ‘has declared a dividestt of 20 cetits per share, payab ch the‘lst'of October, ee ‘Candy-dates bre hbout the sweeti Dembdratic persuasion will sear os Portang Mine Shut Déwn. he developntents in the FebtWha . : {formerly “Live Yankee”) mine have recently been ef a rather diecoutaging character. The ledge for some distance was ofa good size and show: ed vety tich in sulphurets; but as the shaft meared the 200-foot level it began to dectease in proportions wh‘ef dpon the place for a station being rewched the rich depost had nearly aktogether disappeared. As sour. as there facts had been demonstrated, ‘Seperintendent Jones wrot, a” full statement ef them to Mer srs, -Watwon, LaGrange & Gibsoa, the New York bankers, who &re heavily interested fm the property, and asked: for imstimetions as to the future course to be. followed. ‘They immediately telegraphed I. M. Taylor,the expert Whe represcuts them, and who was . ‘goon asthe dlection tetarms are in, thowever, > ‘Bliawbeth Oost of Treckee has be(gua suitin the Seperioe Court to ‘obtain a @iverce from her husband, H. ©. Geet. She chocges him with <crvelty and negtec?,, ‘The passeng’.r train was morethan half an hour late in reaching this city yeste’ day afternoon, owing to some of the machinery of the engine gettiv » out of order, The planking on Pine-street at the corner of Commercial is being reuewed» There are several_other places about the city that are also ‘sadly in.need of repairs. : Miss Nellie Boyd, who went from this city last Spring to Monterey to * spend the summer, has reorganized her dramatic company,. and. last night began an engagement at Colusa,! Galloway & Company have begun the work. of lithographing J. G. Hartwell’s new map of Nevada county. The map will be ready for _delivery about the middle of November. Miss Rosa Carter, who has been serving as substitute teacher in the public schools of Nevada’ City this ' term,has accepted the teaehership of ‘a school in Siskiyou county, and will deave this week for her new charge. The building for the new hoisting works at the Murchie mine is completed, and it is being painted with The machiney will arrive about October 10th, aud will be placedand started up as soon thereafter as possible. eo Ed. Downie isa terror to wild game: He went out hunting Friday evening and upon returning the following day brought the following asa proof of his skill: 17 quails, 1 jack rabbit, 1 ‘‘cotton tail,” 4 gray Cite F squirrels and 2 rock squirrels, Workingmen’s primaries will be held throaghout £he county to-day to elect delegates ‘to the convention which meets in this city next Saturday. ‘The call, number of delegates allowed to the various precincts, etc., will be found’in another column, After October 1st no printed card, except the Government postal card, can pass through the Post Office for less than three cents, -Heretofore merchants have issued, printed cards as circulars, and the Post Office has delivered tliém with a one-cent stamp attached. Tilness of Miss Hawley. Miss May N, Hawley, ‘‘the Poetess of the Sierras,” whose contributions to many of the leading periodicalsof the country are among the choicest gems of poesy that ever emanated from,an American writer, has been in failing health for some time past, She has written but little for several months, and recently came to this city from her home at Columbia Hill in hopes of haviug her health benefited by , the change. We hope to soon be able to chroiicle the restoration to health of this gifted writer, whose malady is said .to be consumption. Michael Davitt Not Coming. Michael Davitt, the Irish reformer, will not deliver an address here, as had been hoped he would. Last evening wasthe only time that he could have come, and as the Irish citizens believed “they could not have'time to make proper arrange— ments for receiving him, and so informed him, he has telegraphed . Oring thas he concluded it was not € te come, ona interests, to hasten here and make, a careful éxamination as to the prospects. Mr. Taylor arrived in this city last week, and spent some time in the mine. He went to Sai’ Francisco next, saying at the time o departure that he would soon forward instructions as to what should be done, Sunday evening Superintendent Jones received from him a telegram dated at Colfax, saying to suspend all operations at the mine. He is now on his way to New York where he will calla meeting of stockholders and lay the matter. before them. It will then be decided as to. whether or noanother huadred feet will besunk. It will “be definitely known soon whether operations will be resumed. Mr, Taylor is of the opinion that the work of prospecting should continue as rapidly as possible, as he thinks the ledge will come. in again. Superior Court. The following business was transacted yesterday in ' theSuperior ing: Thos. O’Connor vs, Smith’ G. M. Co. Ordered that action as against L, G, Lauder, one of the defendants, be dismissed. . <= ‘ His creditors ve. Wolf Peyser, Hearing of demurrer to petition set for hearing Tuesday, Sept 28th. L. Michaels et als vs. Wolf’ Peyser et als. Demurrer,to complaint set for ‘hearing Sept. 28th.H. J. Fuichs vs, Thos. O’Connor, Demurrer to complaint overruled. J. C. Loeklin vs. Myers Allen: Demurrer to complaint overruled, and 10 days given to answer. Caleb. Cooly vs. Chas. Smith. Demurrer, to complaint overruled, and 15 days given to answer. _Fhe People vs. Geo. W. Smith. Defendaat filed affidavit for ‘eontinuance in order to permit his obtaining the deposition of R. M. Fryer, . who isin New York city, and the hearing of the motion was set for the 28th instant. O. Maltman vs. H.H. Hartley. Demurrer and motidn to strike out argued and taken under advisement, Recess till Tuesday morning. Banner School House Ball. A grand ball will be given at’ Banner School House next Friday evenGrass Valleyor Nevada City will be conveyed to and from the party free of charge. There will be good music, and Mrs. J. L. Fowler. will provide a hice supper. The Committee of Arrangements are as follows: Banner Hill—J. L, Fowler, Wn. Ternan, Levi Davis; Nevada City— John Michell, Alex.-: Zekind,. Si Jackson; Grass Valley—-Wm. Montgomery. Floor Managers: {Nevada City—Alex. Zekind and John Michell; You Bet, Frank Snell; Grass Valley—-Alex. Haven. Invitation Committee: Nevada City—Si Jackson, Wm. Barton, J. Michell, ‘Alex. Zekind; Banner Hill--L. Davis, Wm. Ternan; Grass Valiey—Al. West, Joseph Dueota; V Flume— G. Simmons; Blue Tent—George Cooper. Speeches willbe made, bonfires built and various amusements furnished,. : The price of Ke tickets, including supper, is $2. All are invited. > Orders from Japan. —, Felix Gillet, the nursery—man of this city, a few weeks since shipped. ‘oné huudred’ strawberry plants toJapan, and now learns that they are doing fairly in the Tand of their adoption. He has just received an order to send five hundred more to ‘the same.country. REY. looking after some of their Ar. . Court, Hon. John Caldwell presid. ing. All who desire to go from] . ~ Grass Vitiley Unio, Notes. . ‘Friday t¥ening My. Ennor, who resides in the upper end of Penn Valley, had his Collar bone broken and Was generally shaken up ‘and badly bruised by falling from a load ofhay. The injury is partieularly severe, owing to Mr. Ennor’s extreme Friday afternoon, as the youngest daughter of Wm. H. Michell was playing om the street, a careless individual with a horse and biiggy came along aud run over the child, knocking it down and injuring it considerably though not seriously. town Trustees to eonfer with the Gas Company in regard to lighting the . town with-gas, will report atthe next meeting of the. Board. From favorable to putting up the street lamps. <> ode New Depot at Colfa x. A new passenger depot 26 by 125 ‘feet in dimensions is to be erected at Colfax ‘mmediately by the Central Pacificrailroad company. A force. of 20 men under Foreman Dent have arrived there for the purpose of beginning the work. : Nevada City Mine. The shaft of the Nevada City mine is now being sunk from the 250-level to the 350. At the same time ore is being extracted from the, upper portion of the ledge. Furnished Rooms to Let. Apply at No. 4 West Broad at. Special Notice. All laborers who assisted in putiting out the fire at the Providence mine, on the morning. of the 2st instant, are requested to give their names with the amount and value of their labor to the Superintendent of the mine, JosePH THOMAS, 826-lw Superintendent. > Mining Tools For Sale. Alot of Mining Tools can be bought cheap. Enquire of A. R. Wadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery store, Broad stréet Nevada City. lw _ To the Public. Having made arrangements to dispose of my entire stock-and building in this city, I would respectfully inform the public and all in want of any gods in my line, that I will offer extra inducements for cash. The stock will remain full and complete in every respect in the future as in the past. Gro. E. Tornur. Nevapa City, Sept. 22d--2w ~~ }: 4% Book-KEErPING and writing, $10 amonth, Writing alone, $5. Chesnutwood’s Business College. 1m. The Palace Cigar Store. ALEx. Zexkinp, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union zmarket to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts at once, My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all aecounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old-firm are at the market, where bills can also --be paid. C. J. Narrzrcer, Nevada City,~ Aug. 24th. Important Notice. _ When you buy your railway ticket at Colfax, buy an Insurance tickoutit. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling injuriés, and costing but 25 cents a day. s3-lm Fer Supervisor, Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfulof all my friends regardless of party. ers J. S. THompson. Francisvo’s best. Coxiivs, OpA MAN 6verbored!—The editor. POaer® 5 erator. RUDOLPH . Photd-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada ‘improvement of The committee appointed by the} et. You ought not to travel with-. Photographs equal . to Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit. that thel the ‘complexion should be classedamong the Fine. Arts. Though she may be past. the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded picture retouched with its originae tines, she blooms anew under th influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a rare and delicate odor, far superior to mdét-of the sickly perfumes of the day, and a distin ished chemist pronounces it harmess. Beware of counterfeits. See is printed on each packet. without which none is genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents. “‘Hill’s-Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. It gives to gray hair or any undesira-— ble color a most perfect and brildiant.black or brown tint; is safe, sure and cheap, ee > © —-———NOMINEES, .Pal For Recorder, : JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. that ‘‘C. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” . For Treasurer, G. Yon SCHMITTBURG; Of Nevada City. a ee, For Sheriff, Wood & Lumber Co. K= CONSTANTLY ON FOR same . All-kinds of Common and Clear 7 ‘LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, = 8 AND-10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, poenionmnnennd ge-tt pression: cians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we are pleased to say that Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver comp!aint in all ‘its forms, such as sour-:Stomach, Gogtiveness, Sick Heéailache, palpita: tion of the Heart, ‘Endigestion, bad taste in-the mouth, etc, Out of the 50,000 dozen bottles sold last year, : nota single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary lettersreceived from Druggists of wonderful cures. ‘Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents, Sis ACard. {. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ka, I -. will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JoskpuH T, InMaN, Station D, New York Crry. & m8g-ly _—__-.-_.__»2.-@——— —= > Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause ite INCONTESTABLE Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation. Second. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently published from holders of , Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial strength; rogressive management, and widely extened business. (Theaverage annual amount of its new poljciés issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any. other company,) : Policies carried Ten Years . with the return of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. 1st Example :. Policy No. 43,563, issued May 26, 1869. Amount...¥10,000,60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, havinwhad.-besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven, years, 115 per cent of premiums paid returfiable in cash. This exmiiiple and those which follow show that ~~ Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No. 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years, Tontine Period Ten years. — Amorints, $10,000.00 Total Premiums paid (10 years). .7,539.00 The assured on Dec, 39, 1880, will be en titled to draw, in cash, 34,033.30, 120 per ct. premiums paid. : These results although predicted by carefully made estimates are , Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. . $d Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued March 27, 1869. Amount... 35,000.00 Total premiums paid.,. tees cece DORIS In this case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of premiums paid, Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, ‘showing : Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premium Paid. ; Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,515,407,75 : PRESIDENT: HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PRESIDENT : James W. Alexander. corinne : ACENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. \ It is generally supposed by physi=} Of Grass Valley,durability it cannét be surpassed. . Beans, 334 ths. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts. Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts . Rolling Pins, For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, Of Grass” Valley. 3 For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. For Supervisor, Ist District, _ H.C. MILLs, Of Nevada .-City, California ‘Favorite SPRING BED, =-MADE By— G. M. EATON, Rocklin. NE Most Wonderful Invention of the Age. * It is a wire couple and for elasticity and We guarantee the Bed in every particulir, Sample and Order Office at THOS. JACKA'S, Broad St. above Pine. 2" Don’t buy any other until you have geen this one. je29 CASE MRICE uistT e —OFr THE— . AT: , BEE VE" GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs,, 1 624 Whole Barley, ‘per 100 Iba,, 150 KE. B. Tea, per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 30 Beehive Tea, per lb. Crushed Sugar, 2 ys, . : ar brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 lbs., 25-ete Split Peas, 13 lbs., 100 dest Island Rice, 10 lbs., 1.00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12cans 100 ‘Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 00 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, 8 eans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines, small cans, 6cans 1.00 Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, per lb., 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., Milk Can full of Cotfee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can full of Coitee,5 lbs., 1 00 do do do 5 gal can, 2 25 Commercial Street, . . Nevada City” Mackerel, No, 1, per kit, 2.50} bran, per 100 lbs.,, 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 1bs., 1 874 Wheat, per 100 lbs., 225 60 . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal. 50c . BEADED CEILING, MOULDINGS," DRESSED PICKETS, , ROUGH PICKETS 0 4 eee SHINGLES, =: LATHS, : 4 FENCE post¢ MINING POLES, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete. Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W & M. Co., Main Street, Bei 42° All orders will be promptly attended to, = ' s2Telephonic communication between Nevada City and Yard, . Nevada, June 13th. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. ys E@e as HAVING purchased the above Ag) named Market, I-—-witt he ) glad tosee all former patrons and will be able to supply the public with all kinds of : Fresh and Salt Meats, _ And everything . generally kept in a Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSOON HAND FRESE UuARD 1 Of my own manufacture, which is guaran: ~~ . teed to be A. No. 1. Flour, per 100 lbs., $2 75 ; Assorted Crackers 1 40 Having had long experience in the busi Soda Crackers SO . ness, I can guarantee to give perfect satistue tion to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line’ All Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. * CHAS. KENT. _ au2d ‘MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Spring Street, Nevada City. fee) . Formerly owner of the Milwaukee Brew ery, : San Francisco, Having purchased-the-good will and fix tures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery, he is now prepured to furnish thi trade with the best of BAGER BEER, ' ALE AND PORTER. Having hal many years experience in th: . business, and also the reputation of being « First Class Brewer, he solicits the peat ronage of the old customers and many new ones. His object.will be tokeep the-Best Beer in the Mountains Try it and be convinced. Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. GEO, GEHR!G, Nevada City, Sept.’8th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. LAGGING, ee FIRST CLASS MARKET. Best Cal. Candles, 30°for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa,. packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25¢ Mustard, per bottle, ' 10e, Pepper, per bottle, Ve. Wash Tubs,-from 50 centsto 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts, Watcr Buckets, «374 -cts, Clothes Baskets, — 90 cts. 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Univ. street, Nevada City. yw practice jn aii the Courts of this @ “State, and the Courts of the’ Unis States within the State of California. j Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgayes i $2.50 each ; certificatesof acknowledynicnt theretoincluded. jets H. 8. Bradley, Civil Engineer, 7 U.S, Deputy Surveyor. nig Richard Roberts . Nevada City, Cal,

en Aur B 2 ce an. tine’ @ ol tL a at tl fter Ne 0 gains ved tf sen W, ‘inary be in crit orite ti f A ait L URE sf ERTO FOX, ort Tj Yor Vall Cit} » Kev THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Sand sent te the Bay, _ fire-proof paint. —REVavA OITY CALIFORNIA, Hricf Mention. ."Great guns!” : os e Forty-nine votes tere polled at the Dertocratic primaries held in this city Saturday, and the taucus ticket was eledted, A siiipment of gold from the Chi+ ‘mese claims at Moote’s Flat was’ rought down on yesterday's ‘stage The New York Mid Mising Com‘pany of GYass Valley ‘has declared a dividestt of 20 cetits per share, payab ch the‘lst'of October, ee ‘Candy-dates bre hbout the sweeti Dembdratic persuasion will sear os Portang Mine Shut Déwn. he developntents in the FebtWha . : {formerly “Live Yankee”) mine have recently been ef a rather diecoutaging character. The ledge for some distance was ofa good size and show: ed vety tich in sulphurets; but as the shaft meared the 200-foot level it began to dectease in proportions wh‘ef dpon the place for a station being rewched the rich depost had nearly aktogether disappeared. As sour. as there facts had been demonstrated, ‘Seperintendent Jones wrot, a” full statement ef them to Mer srs, -Watwon, LaGrange & Gibsoa, the New York bankers, who &re heavily interested fm the property, and asked: for imstimetions as to the future course to be. followed. ‘They immediately telegraphed I. M. Taylor,the expert Whe represcuts them, and who was . ‘goon asthe dlection tetarms are in, thowever, > ‘Bliawbeth Oost of Treckee has be(gua suitin the Seperioe Court to ‘obtain a @iverce from her husband, H. ©. Geet. She chocges him with <crvelty and negtec?,, ‘The passeng’.r train was morethan half an hour late in reaching this city yeste’ day afternoon, owing to some of the machinery of the engine gettiv » out of order, The planking on Pine-street at the corner of Commercial is being reuewed» There are several_other places about the city that are also ‘sadly in.need of repairs. : Miss Nellie Boyd, who went from this city last Spring to Monterey to * spend the summer, has reorganized her dramatic company,. and. last night began an engagement at Colusa,! Galloway & Company have begun the work. of lithographing J. G. Hartwell’s new map of Nevada county. The map will be ready for _delivery about the middle of November. Miss Rosa Carter, who has been serving as substitute teacher in the public schools of Nevada’ City this ' term,has accepted the teaehership of ‘a school in Siskiyou county, and will deave this week for her new charge. The building for the new hoisting works at the Murchie mine is completed, and it is being painted with The machiney will arrive about October 10th, aud will be placedand started up as soon thereafter as possible. eo Ed. Downie isa terror to wild game: He went out hunting Friday evening and upon returning the following day brought the following asa proof of his skill: 17 quails, 1 jack rabbit, 1 ‘‘cotton tail,” 4 gray Cite F squirrels and 2 rock squirrels, Workingmen’s primaries will be held throaghout £he county to-day to elect delegates ‘to the convention which meets in this city next Saturday. ‘The call, number of delegates allowed to the various precincts, etc., will be found’in another column, After October 1st no printed card, except the Government postal card, can pass through the Post Office for less than three cents, -Heretofore merchants have issued, printed cards as circulars, and the Post Office has delivered tliém with a one-cent stamp attached. Tilness of Miss Hawley. Miss May N, Hawley, ‘‘the Poetess of the Sierras,” whose contributions to many of the leading periodicalsof the country are among the choicest gems of poesy that ever emanated from,an American writer, has been in failing health for some time past, She has written but little for several months, and recently came to this city from her home at Columbia Hill in hopes of haviug her health benefited by , the change. We hope to soon be able to chroiicle the restoration to health of this gifted writer, whose malady is said .to be consumption. Michael Davitt Not Coming. Michael Davitt, the Irish reformer, will not deliver an address here, as had been hoped he would. Last evening wasthe only time that he could have come, and as the Irish citizens believed “they could not have'time to make proper arrange— ments for receiving him, and so informed him, he has telegraphed . Oring thas he concluded it was not € te come, ona interests, to hasten here and make, a careful éxamination as to the prospects. Mr. Taylor arrived in this city last week, and spent some time in the mine. He went to Sai’ Francisco next, saying at the time o departure that he would soon forward instructions as to what should be done, Sunday evening Superintendent Jones received from him a telegram dated at Colfax, saying to suspend all operations at the mine. He is now on his way to New York where he will calla meeting of stockholders and lay the matter. before them. It will then be decided as to. whether or noanother huadred feet will besunk. It will “be definitely known soon whether operations will be resumed. Mr, Taylor is of the opinion that the work of prospecting should continue as rapidly as possible, as he thinks the ledge will come. in again. Superior Court. The following business was transacted yesterday in ' theSuperior ing: Thos. O’Connor vs, Smith’ G. M. Co. Ordered that action as against L, G, Lauder, one of the defendants, be dismissed. . <= ‘ His creditors ve. Wolf Peyser, Hearing of demurrer to petition set for hearing Tuesday, Sept 28th. L. Michaels et als vs. Wolf’ Peyser et als. Demurrer,to complaint set for ‘hearing Sept. 28th.H. J. Fuichs vs, Thos. O’Connor, Demurrer to complaint overruled. J. C. Loeklin vs. Myers Allen: Demurrer to complaint overruled, and 10 days given to answer. Caleb. Cooly vs. Chas. Smith. Demurrer, to complaint overruled, and 15 days given to answer. _Fhe People vs. Geo. W. Smith. Defendaat filed affidavit for ‘eontinuance in order to permit his obtaining the deposition of R. M. Fryer, . who isin New York city, and the hearing of the motion was set for the 28th instant. O. Maltman vs. H.H. Hartley. Demurrer and motidn to strike out argued and taken under advisement, Recess till Tuesday morning. Banner School House Ball. A grand ball will be given at’ Banner School House next Friday evenGrass Valleyor Nevada City will be conveyed to and from the party free of charge. There will be good music, and Mrs. J. L. Fowler. will provide a hice supper. The Committee of Arrangements are as follows: Banner Hill—J. L, Fowler, Wn. Ternan, Levi Davis; Nevada City— John Michell, Alex.-: Zekind,. Si Jackson; Grass Valley—-Wm. Montgomery. Floor Managers: {Nevada City—Alex. Zekind and John Michell; You Bet, Frank Snell; Grass Valley—-Alex. Haven. Invitation Committee: Nevada City—Si Jackson, Wm. Barton, J. Michell, ‘Alex. Zekind; Banner Hill--L. Davis, Wm. Ternan; Grass Valiey—Al. West, Joseph Dueota; V Flume— G. Simmons; Blue Tent—George Cooper. Speeches willbe made, bonfires built and various amusements furnished,. : The price of Ke tickets, including supper, is $2. All are invited. > Orders from Japan. —, Felix Gillet, the nursery—man of this city, a few weeks since shipped. ‘oné huudred’ strawberry plants toJapan, and now learns that they are doing fairly in the Tand of their adoption. He has just received an order to send five hundred more to ‘the same.country. REY. looking after some of their Ar. . Court, Hon. John Caldwell presid. ing. All who desire to go from] . ~ Grass Vitiley Unio, Notes. . ‘Friday t¥ening My. Ennor, who resides in the upper end of Penn Valley, had his Collar bone broken and Was generally shaken up ‘and badly bruised by falling from a load ofhay. The injury is partieularly severe, owing to Mr. Ennor’s extreme Friday afternoon, as the youngest daughter of Wm. H. Michell was playing om the street, a careless individual with a horse and biiggy came along aud run over the child, knocking it down and injuring it considerably though not seriously. town Trustees to eonfer with the Gas Company in regard to lighting the . town with-gas, will report atthe next meeting of the. Board. From favorable to putting up the street lamps. <> ode New Depot at Colfa x. A new passenger depot 26 by 125 ‘feet in dimensions is to be erected at Colfax ‘mmediately by the Central Pacificrailroad company. A force. of 20 men under Foreman Dent have arrived there for the purpose of beginning the work. : Nevada City Mine. The shaft of the Nevada City mine is now being sunk from the 250-level to the 350. At the same time ore is being extracted from the, upper portion of the ledge. Furnished Rooms to Let. Apply at No. 4 West Broad at. Special Notice. All laborers who assisted in putiting out the fire at the Providence mine, on the morning. of the 2st instant, are requested to give their names with the amount and value of their labor to the Superintendent of the mine, JosePH THOMAS, 826-lw Superintendent. > Mining Tools For Sale. Alot of Mining Tools can be bought cheap. Enquire of A. R. Wadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery store, Broad stréet Nevada City. lw _ To the Public. Having made arrangements to dispose of my entire stock-and building in this city, I would respectfully inform the public and all in want of any gods in my line, that I will offer extra inducements for cash. The stock will remain full and complete in every respect in the future as in the past. Gro. E. Tornur. Nevapa City, Sept. 22d--2w ~~ }: 4% Book-KEErPING and writing, $10 amonth, Writing alone, $5. Chesnutwood’s Business College. 1m. The Palace Cigar Store. ALEx. Zexkinp, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union zmarket to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts at once, My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all aecounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old-firm are at the market, where bills can also --be paid. C. J. Narrzrcer, Nevada City,~ Aug. 24th. Important Notice.

_ When you buy your railway ticket at Colfax, buy an Insurance tickoutit. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling injuriés, and costing but 25 cents a day. s3-lm Fer Supervisor, Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfulof all my friends regardless of party. ers J. S. THompson. Francisvo’s best. Coxiivs, OpA MAN 6verbored!—The editor. POaer® 5 erator. RUDOLPH . Photd-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada ‘improvement of The committee appointed by the} et. You ought not to travel with-. Photographs equal . to Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit. that thel the ‘complexion should be classedamong the Fine. Arts. Though she may be past. the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded picture retouched with its originae tines, she blooms anew under th influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a rare and delicate odor, far superior to mdét-of the sickly perfumes of the day, and a distin ished chemist pronounces it harmess. Beware of counterfeits. See is printed on each packet. without which none is genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents. “‘Hill’s-Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. It gives to gray hair or any undesira-— ble color a most perfect and brildiant.black or brown tint; is safe, sure and cheap, ee > © —-———NOMINEES, .Pal For Recorder, : JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. that ‘‘C. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” . For Treasurer, G. Yon SCHMITTBURG; Of Nevada City. a ee, For Sheriff, Wood & Lumber Co. K= CONSTANTLY ON FOR same . All-kinds of Common and Clear 7 ‘LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, = 8 AND-10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, poenionmnnennd ge-tt pression: cians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we are pleased to say that Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver comp!aint in all ‘its forms, such as sour-:Stomach, Gogtiveness, Sick Heéailache, palpita: tion of the Heart, ‘Endigestion, bad taste in-the mouth, etc, Out of the 50,000 dozen bottles sold last year, : nota single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary lettersreceived from Druggists of wonderful cures. ‘Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents, Sis ACard. {. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ka, I -. will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JoskpuH T, InMaN, Station D, New York Crry. & m8g-ly _—__-.-_.__»2.-@——— —= > Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause ite INCONTESTABLE Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation. Second. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently published from holders of , Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial strength; rogressive management, and widely extened business. (Theaverage annual amount of its new poljciés issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any. other company,) : Policies carried Ten Years . with the return of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. 1st Example :. Policy No. 43,563, issued May 26, 1869. Amount......¥10,000,60 Total Premiums paid (11 years).. 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, havinwhad.-besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven, years, 115 per cent of premiums paid returfiable in cash. This exmiiiple and those which follow show that ~~ Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No. 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years, Tontine Period Ten years. — Amorints, $10,000.00 Total Premiums paid (10 years).. .7,539.00 The assured on Dec, 39, 1880, will be en titled to draw, in cash, 34,033.30, 120 per ct. premiums paid. : These results although predicted by carefully made estimates are , Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. . $d Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued March 27, 1869. Amount..... 35,000.00 Total premiums paid.,.. tees cece DORIS In this case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of premiums paid, Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, ‘showing : Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premium Paid. ; Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,515,407,75 : PRESIDENT: HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PRESIDENT : James W. Alexander. corinne : ACENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL.. \ It is generally supposed by physi=} Of Grass Valley,durability it cannét be surpassed. . Beans, 334 ths. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts. Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts . Rolling Pins, For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, Of Grass” Valley. 3 For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. For Supervisor, Ist District, _ H.C. MILLs, Of Nevada .-City, California ‘Favorite SPRING BED, =-MADE By— G. M. EATON, Rocklin. NE Most Wonderful Invention of the Age.. * It is a wire couple and for elasticity and We guarantee the Bed in every particulir, Sample and Order Office at THOS. JACKA'S, Broad St. above Pine. 2" Don’t buy any other until you have geen this one. je29 CASE MRICE uistT e —OFr THE— . AT: , BEE VE" GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs,, 1 624 Whole Barley, ‘per 100 Iba,, 150 KE. B. Tea, per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 30 Beehive Tea, per lb. Crushed Sugar, 2 ys, . : ar brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 lbs., 25-ete Split Peas, 13 lbs., 100 dest Island Rice, 10 lbs., 1.00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12cans 100 ‘Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 00 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, 8 eans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, 874 Sardines, small cans, 6cans 1.00 Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, per lb., 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., Milk Can full of Cotfee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can full of Coitee,5 lbs., 1 00 do do do 5 gal can, 2 25 Commercial Street, . . Nevada City” Mackerel, No, 1, per kit, 2.50} bran, per 100 lbs.,, 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 1bs., 1 874 Wheat, per 100 lbs., 225 60 . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal. 50c . BEADED CEILING, MOULDINGS," DRESSED PICKETS, , ROUGH PICKETS 0 4 eee SHINGLES, =: LATHS, : 4 FENCE post¢ MINING POLES, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete. Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W & M. Co., Main Street, Bei 42° All orders will be promptly attended to, = ' s2Telephonic communication between Nevada City and Yard, . Nevada, June 13th. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. ys E@e as HAVING purchased the above Ag) named Market, I-—-witt he ) glad tosee all former patrons and will be able to supply the public with all kinds of : Fresh and Salt Meats, _ And everything . generally kept in a Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSOON HAND FRESE UuARD 1 Of my own manufacture, which is guaran: ~~ . teed to be A. No. 1. Flour, per 100 lbs., $2 75 ; Assorted Crackers 1 40 Having had long experience in the busi Soda Crackers SO . ness, I can guarantee to give perfect satistue tion to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line’ All Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. * CHAS. KENT. _ au2d ‘MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Spring Street, Nevada City. fee) . Formerly owner of the Milwaukee Brew ery, : San Francisco, Having purchased-the-good will and fix tures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery, he is now prepured to furnish thi trade with the best of BAGER BEER, ' ALE AND PORTER. Having hal many years experience in th: . business, and also the reputation of being « First Class Brewer, he solicits the peat ronage of the old customers and many new ones. His object.will be tokeep the-Best Beer in the Mountains Try it and be convinced. Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. GEO, GEHR!G, Nevada City, Sept.’8th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. LAGGING, ee FIRST CLASS MARKET. Best Cal. Candles, 30°for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa,. packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25¢ Mustard, per bottle, ' 10e, Pepper, per bottle, Ve. Wash Tubs,-from 50 centsto 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts, Watcr Buckets, «374 -cts, Clothes Baskets, — 90 cts. 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Univ. street, Nevada City. yw practice jn aii the Courts of this @ “State, and the Courts of the’ Unis States within the State of California. j Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgayes i $2.50 each ; certificatesof acknowledynicnt theretoincluded. jets H. 8. Bradley, Civil Engineer, 7 U.S, Deputy Surveyor. nig Richard Roberts . Nevada City, Cal,