September 7, 1882 (4 pages)

THURSDAY, SEPT. 7. In the excitement attendant upon their effort to get an anti-mining plank into the Republican platform, _ the Marysvillians forgot their usual cunning. The Alta calls attention to the manner in which the enemy showed their hand: The Marysville Appeal has found great. fault with _. the statements made in the Alta that the anti-miners were inimical to drift and quartz as well as hydraulic mining; the Appeal insisting that it represented. the voice of the valley, and’ hat after the hydraulic mines were “closed, the other miners would be left in peace. Mr. Jewett, a leading citizen of Marysville, and the especial leader and mouth-piece of the anti-miners in the lateconvention at Sacramento, endeavored, in the Committee on Resolutions, of which he wasa member, to commit the convention to a resolution pledging the ’ Republican party to such: legislaiion as would hereafter prevent all minere from putting debris into the rivers or their tributaries. The committee refused to entertain this very modest proposition: of Mr. Jewett, but he afterward on the floor of the convention stated what he desired, and expressed great chagrin that such a plank in the platform was not adopted. Now, with all deference to the Appeal; we think Mr. Jewett and bis fellow anti-mining delegates spoke the truth when they told the convention, substantially, that it was their desire to stop all sorts of min_ing. — RETO ES? NEVADA STATE NOMINATION. The State Republican Convention of Nevada in seasion at Reno made the following nominations Tuesday: For Governor—Enoch Strother. For Congressman—U. C. Powning. For Supreme Judge—O. Rk. Leonard.For Clerk of Supreme Court—C. F. Bicknell. For Secretary of State—J. M. Dor mer. For-Controller—Jas, F. Halleck. For. State Treasurer—Geo. Tuffly. For Attorney General—-W. Davenport, Lg — A large porticn of New York was lighted by LEdison’s incandescant electric light Monday night for the first time. : Public Printer Rounds won’t let his employes be bulldosed into paying assessments to help Mahone in Virginia. At the conclusion of the army maneuvers at Islora, Russia, a bridge, constructed by the military acrcss a ravine, fell directly after the Emperor and Empress had passed over it. The Minister of War was slightly injured. ; Geo. W: Fletcher, a San Francisc youth of seventy, jhas been denied a divorce from his wife, because she refused to countenance his amorous attention, which ill treatment he recounted to the Court with tears streaming down his face, Mile. Bertha Marie de Rothschild, daughter of the head of the Frankfort branch of the family, will be married at Paris on Thursday to Prince Alexandre de Wagram. As a necessary pre iminary to the ceremony Mile. Berthe on Sunday reeeived Christian baptism. Prior to the ceremony she formally signed an abjuration of the Jewish faith. ~ The City Council has voted to accept the propositionof the Brush Electric Light. Company to light Los Angeles by ‘electricity, Seven towers or masts are to be distributed in various parts of the city, on which electric lights are to be suspended, These seven masts are to cost the city $7,000 per year, or a trifle more than is paid now for the gaslight system. Adolph Walther, proprietor of the Boston Drug Store, on the northeast corner of Third and J streets, Sacramento, committed suicide Tuesday morning by taking prussic acid. It is generally believed the rash act was committed on account of financial embarrassment. It has been ascertained that his life was insured for $7,000 as follows; In the Ancient Order of United Workmen, $2,000; Chosen Friends, $1,000; Knights of Honor, $2,000 ; Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, $1,000; Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, $1,000. He was alsoa member of the Ancient Order of Foresters. Tux wine business of California, ‘gaysan exchange, is no small item in he resources of the State. About 10,000,000 gallons’ of wine are produced annually, and about 2,000,000 cate ‘Minute Interviews With the. ‘-Oysters are best in. December,” Chief of the Sanctum. NOANTEREST IN IT, ; . (Btockton Mail.) e San Joaquin is . i Hin—neighpril,” roars Bill Garhart. fur diw usbele qosenen thao. fy is tn “Stocks _go down im Jewlie,” the culture of oranges m Los Angeles . telegraphs Maurice Hoeflich, “but hope for better rocktober. results,” . Der Seventeen (17) in Block number eighteen Joe Douglass says a man should, al. Ways do his borrowing in owevemter . and more particularly described as follows, —and this knocks the calendar-pun . *-wit: /THE LAW LAID DOWN. “ (B. 8, Exchange.) Justice Field wants the Democratic nomination for President, does he? Well, we pronounce all auch aspirations irrellavent, immaterial and incompetent, and hereby declare Justice Field and his Presidential nomination unconstitutional. HOW IT LOOKS, the Democratic party HANDSOME Is THAT HANDSOME DOES. (Oakland Times.) Conklin was nominated for Lieutenant Governor because he is a good looking man, and made an excellént speech when called before the con. Prior thereto, Nos. 298, 239, 308, 311, 98, 812, because he was Nantocker has a girl pilot only . ssid W.H. Wallace, minor A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. quently results in an incurable lung . Territories hereinafter mentioned, and also disease or Consumption. Brown’s . #!! the estate, right, titleand interest of said have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies or . section thirty 2¥) ail in township 17, north theage Public speakers and ~i-y orsuse Ween. i. Givai and strength . Thesoutheast 1-4 of section twenty-nix(26); en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bo the south 1-2 of section twenty-five(25); the ——— + oe ~ ——— Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Ne . west 1-4, thesouth 1-2 of the northeast 1-4 On Sutton’s Ranch. -—_—_o oo Cows For Sale. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —e STANLEY A. EDDY. Tuxgspay, September 5, 1882. S. P. Smiley, San Francisco, C. K. Brown, You Bet. M. A. Rothchild, San Francisco, P. Marphy, Bear Valley., asop, Oakland. Miss Carrie Young, Bloomfield, E. Hardt, San Francisco. W. J. Kingsland, Chicago. Charles Aull, San Franciséo. M. F, Craig, City, A. H, Hanson & w, Grass Valley. . land situated in the County of Tulare, State H. Brunn, Sap Francisco, E. O'Neill, City, J.-B. Mitchell, Sacramento, S. Sorocco, Jamieson City. W. J. Pierson, City. _ J. Multzy, Deer Creek. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS. feeees -.Proprietors. Torspay, Sept, 5, 1882, J. Gilbert, City, H. Wagner, San Francisco, array, San Juan, » J. 8, McBride, W. E, Horrell, City. M. A, Rothschild, San Francisco. Miss Brimskil sel], Daniels & w, Grass Valley, H, Hoffman, ibald it J.N.P ‘Central H e W ieesuons Central House, Sonth Yuba, ° Tack, Webber take, ee —— oe ee ee , A Few Rough Monthly Turns. says an exchange. May be so; but “rats are worst in gnawdust,” says the Hawkeye. “Horses are worst Virginia Chronicle. his subject and taking up another. man in the gallery, Them they too him up. : ; : The London Illustrated News pub“ae lishes a cut showing the condition of the cabin of the commander of the Inflexible after an Egyptian shell . ~ had burst init. We cannot better describe it than by saying that the -——-. apartment. looks as though some] ‘ > “” committee appointed to harmonize W.F.ENG LE B RIGHT had met in’ it Will BEA CANDIDATE FOR THE the South, side of Front street. to the point very hard in Egypt. For County Surveyor. office of County Surveyor, subject to vention. County Scrip. Ts following Warrants on the General Fund, registered June 5th, 1882, and 300, 314, 306, 315, 303, 328, 323, will be vention, Shanklin was beaten for . paiaon presentation Interest ceases from Surveyor-General, aay T too prosy in hisremarks. It is evi-. Nevada City, Sept. 6th, 1882, dently of some importance to a man, as well as to a woman, to be good looking; the ability to make a twominute speech which will be faultsuant to the order of the Superior Court G. v. SCHMITTBURG, reasurer of Nevada County. Guardian’s Sale, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR inand for the city and county of San Francis. less is also of very great importance. . co, State of California, Department No. 9, Probate, made and entered on the 17th da Tue story that cavalry force is or. &f July, 1882, the undersigned, Emeline Wallace, guardian of the person and estate of ganizing in the South to go to the] William H. Wallace, a minor, will sell at private sale, on or after Monday, the 25th is the sort of a day of September, 1882, the following real atory to tell the horse marines. and personal property belonging to her said wi to wit: Allthe estate, right, title and interest of in and to, the same being an equal undivided one twelfth seventeen years old. . Knows all the (1-12) part of the business and good will of Buoys in the sound, you canbet, the business of the mercantile firm, composed of Albert W. Sisson, William H. Wallace now deceased, and Clark W. Crocker, and doing business under the name and style of Sisson, Wallace & Co., at the city and county Neglect fre— . of San Francisco, andat other places in the State of California and in the States and minor in and to, the same being the equal Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to . undivided one-twelfth (1-12) part. of, the. folto give relief in Asthma, Bronchiator Phy ps Bg — x Alay =i situate,lyingand betis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives . ing inthe counties of Nevaca, Placer and and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recom. mended by physicians, and always . two (22), in township 17, north range 14 give perfect satisfaction. Sierra, in the State of California, and in the For thirty . county of Washoe, in the State of Nevada, and described as follows, to wit: The southeast quarter (1-4) section twentyeast of Mount Diablo and meridian, They are. " The whole of section one (1) and undivided not new or untried, but having been . } of the southwest 3 of section six (6); the north } of the north j of section seventeen(17), tested by wide and constant use for . the south 1-2 of the northwest 1.4 of ion ten (10); the south 1-2 of the northeast 1-4; nearly an entire generation, they . the north 1-2 of the southeast 1-4. m-% We rank . east 1-2 of the southwest +-* Of section twenty-four (24); sy" ‘te northwest 1-4 of rare J east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, 5) whole of section thirty-five (35); the west 1-2, the southeast 1-4and the southeast 1-4 of the northeast 1-4 ofsection thirty-six (36) all in township 17, north range 15 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, -. The whole of section five (5); the northand the north 1-2 of the southeast 1-4 of vada City and Grass Valley, consist section eight (8); the north 1-2 of section ing ofa dwelling house, with garden, nine (9); the south 1-2 of section sixteen (16); the north 1-2 and the southeast 1-4 of section fruit trees, vines and free water, seventeen (17); the south 1-2 of the northeast 1-4, and the north 1 2 of the south-east 1-4 of section eighteen (18); the northwest 1-4 the southeast 1-4 of the southwest 1-4 and the southwest 1-4 of the southelist 1-4 of section twenty (20); the south of section twenty-two (22); the west h2 o1 the northwest 1-4and the west 1-2 of the southBest and sweetest, . west 1-4 of section ee (28), the north 1-2 of the northwest 1-4,the southeast By the ga'lon at Shurtleff’s, Tran-. 1-4 and the northeast 1.4 of section ‘twentyscript Block. nine (29); the south 1-2 of the southeast 1-4 andthe northeast 1-4 of the southeast 1-4 of section thirty (30); and the whole of section thirty-three allin Township 17 north range 17, east of Mount Diablo base and The great Egyptian Elixir and most . meridian’ wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect on the skin, making fourteen (14); the southeast 1-4 of the north The South 1-2 of the southeast 1-4and the south 1-2 of the southwest 1-4 of section east 1-4, the north 1-2 of the northeast 1-4 it soft, clear and transparent. It is and the south 1-2 of the northwest 1-4 of the best toilet article in the world, . section twenty-two (22) all in township 16 north range 16, east of Mount Diablo base as it is the only one needed for the . and meridian. The north 1-2 of lot 5 and lots9 and 10, in section six (6) in township 18, north range 18east of Mount Diablo and [Bier fan. The southeast 1-4 of secti thirty-one three (33), all in Township 18 north range 17 The south 1-2 of thesouthwest 1.4 of secNo more Dyspepsia or Indigestion, . tion eight (8); and the south 1.2 of the Henly’s celebrated I X L Bit-. southeast 14 of section thirty-one (81), all in township 19, north range 18 east of tera are the best Bitters in use. . ‘Mount Diablo base and meridian, Together with a certain flume constructed They never fail to give relief. Read . and being thereon and ita appurtenar.ces, physicians’ certificates on the back If. That certain lot or tract of land situate of bottle. Sold every where, nthe city of Los Angeles, county of Los je3-tf . Angeles, State of California, and being the northerly half of lot number three (8) of the “Ybarra Vineyard Tract” having a frontage of fifty~feet on San Fernando street, and running back to the center of the Zanza a distance of two hundred feet, more or less, and having the northerly and southerly sides parallel fifty (50) feet from each other; file in the District Court of the 17th cial District of the State of California, in and forthe County of Los Angeles, in which Ramona Sotello et al were plaintiff's, and Julian Chain et al were defendants in’ partition as will more fulty and at large appear; said lot being the larger of the two lots set apart to Francisco Ybarra in said partition and being a portion of the same lot conveyed by Francisco Ybarra by deed dated January 12, 1877 and recorded in the Recorder's office of the Courty of Los Angeles, in Book 49 of dee@ at page 621 thereof; together with the appurtenances thereof. TH, Those certain pieces or reels. of Proprieor. . reference being had to adecree and “ae? on udiof California and deseribed as follows, to t: ; 1st. The south half of the northeast quarter of section 30 in Township 21 south, =e 24 east of Mount Diablo Base and mevidian. : : 2d. Thesouth half and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, and the south“}east quarter of the northwest quarter of section 10 in Township 21, south range 24 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, 8d. The fractional north hal? of the northeast quarter of section 1, in Township 20 south, range 24 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian. 4th. Thesouthwest quarter of section 14 in township 21, south, range 23 east of Mount Diablo baseand meri : 5th, The a the sortheast quarter, the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter, and the south half of the northeast quarter of section 15 in township 19 south, range 25 east of Moynt Diablo base and meridian, f : 6th. The fractional east half of section-5 in Pn The. and hasten ys et . The sou! ol} southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest “ uarter of section 6 in township 91 south = —-. Fange 26 onat-of Mount Diablo base and “me: ee oe Lots Seven (7) andeight (8) in block . one hun _yed and seven in the town of. ‘Lots one (1) and vey a ate ee Gey al of Tulare, lan ot alae (2) in, block one hundred . ee seventeen (117) in the town @f Tu-] stuffing all out of the reporter,— . Truckee, County and State aforesaid, known “Bur I pass—” said a minister re-. county and State aforesaid. known ag lot cently, in dismissing one theme of thirty-eight (38) feet two (2) inches, being the “Then I make it spades,” yelled a] store : together with the appurtenances, Tury’re looking at ech other . 8d ; together with the appurtenances. : ne i (31); the east one-half, the southwest 1-4, the+.%VI, The fixtures, furniture, appliances, Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut. east 1-2 of the northwest 1-4 and the. south‘ f24tf west 1-4 of the northwest 1-4 of section thirtyeast of Mount Diablo base aud meridian. —t maintain Township 20 south, Range 27 east of Mount_. th 12th. Lots one We ove two 2) ‘in block peg remy land eighteen (118) in the town 18th. Lots nineteen 19). and twenty 2) in block seventy six (76) in the tewn of Tu~~ }ath. Lote fifteen (15 id sixteen (16) i bite coptieaaeea cod Minky Cid) ve wn of Tula: : to’ re, 5 IV, That certain lot of land situate in the town of Benson, County of Cochise, in the Territory of Arizona, and known as lot’num(1g). Together with the appurtenances. . The following parcels of land situate in the County of Nevada, State of California, 1st. That certain lot situate in the town of as lot number: eleven (11) fronting on the north side of Main street East: together with the appurtenances. 2nd. That certain lot situate in the town, number (5) in Block B, rein. Ham the Plaza game ground uw: on which said firm (Sisson, Wallace & Co.) have erected a brick and stone 3d. Those certain lots situated in the town , County and State aforesaid, known. as lots number thirty-nine (39) forty (40) forty-one (41) and.forty-two (42) in Riverside Block, west of Bridge street, and south of the RailVI, That certain lot of land situate in the town of Winnemucca, County of Humboldt in the State of Nevada, and. known as town lot number nineteen (19) in Block I; together with the appurtenances, n VII. That certain lot, piece or pareel of land situate in Reno, County of Washoe State of Nevada, and bounded and describ: as follows, to-wit ! Commencing at the Northeast corner of River frontlot number thirtytwo (32) running thence East along and upon where said South line of Front street interthedecision of the Republican County Con. sects with the West line of Virginia-street-}-—-— thence at right angles running South along and upon the West line of said Virginia street to the Truckee River at the Counfy’s Iron Bridge ; thence at right angles rnnning West to the East line of the aforesaid lot numivered thirty-two (82) thence from the River at right angles North to along and upon the East line of said lot number thirty-two .(32) to the point of commencement, according to the official survey and map of said town of Reno, and known and designated upon said map as ‘Lakes Reserve,” of record in the office of the County Recorder of said County of Washoe, State aforesaid. ., VILL. Those certain lots of land situate in the County of Placer, State of California, and more particularly described as follows: Lots number one (1), two (2) and three (3) in section thirty (80) in Township sixteen (16) North, Range eighteen (18) East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridian according to the United States Official Surveys thereof, the same being situated on the Northeast side of Lake Tahoe and being the property and premises known as the Carnelian Hot Springs and Hotel Cottages, Barn, Bath-house and outbuildings and other improvements thereon and thereunto belonging and appertaining. And also that certain Road and Roadway known as the ‘“‘Hot Springs Turnpike Road” heretofore built, constructed and possessed by Wm. B, Campbell and extending from the said Carnelian Hot Springs Hotel‘a distance of about eleven and one-half (11 1-2) miles to ‘the northern line of said Placer County and fornia, to the town of Truckee therein. Toyether with the appurtenances, etc., apperGin ; Ix. Misces certain lots of land. situate in the town of Evanston in the Territory of Wyoming, and being known and described as Lots number ten (10), eleven (11), twelve un and seventeen (17) in Block number four (4 in said town of Evanston, Territory of Wyoming ; together with the appurtenances thereof, X. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares aud merchandise and stock-inois book accounts, money and rsonal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at Truckee, in the County of Nevada, in the State of California, according to the Inventory and Schednle of the same made upand exhibited by the surviving paatners for the first day of January, 1882. XI, The fixtures, furniture, appliances. goods; wares and mereo.%ou, vocK-In-trade, book »« .unts, money and personal property 4a, atand pertaining to taat certain store matubeined and carried on by Sisson, Wallace & Co:, at Yuma, in the Territory of Arizona, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the sur‘¥iving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandisé,stock-in-trade, ok-accounts, money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, ‘Wallace & Co., at Benson, in the County of Cochise, in the TerritoOy of Arizona, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XIII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, ook-accounts, money and prrsonal property in, atand pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co,, at Los Angeles, in the County of Los Angeles, in the State of California, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882.XIV. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, k accounts, money and personal property, in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at Carlin, in the County of Elko, in the State of Nevada, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by thesurviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XV. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, Fook socounte. money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carri on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at the ‘‘End of the Track” of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, while constructing its road in Arizona and New Mexico, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of } January, 1882. ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, Tick anccanis money and personal property in, at snd parainivg to that certain store and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Cs., at Sacramento, in the County of Sacramento, in fhe State of ‘California, according to the ellen! d and Schédule of the same made up and exhi by—the " surviving partners forthe first day of January, 1882. F XVII, The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandise, stockn-trade, k-accounts, money and personal property in, at ee to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, “Wallace & Co,, at Tulare, in the County of Tulare, in the State of California, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XVIII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, faok accounts, money and personal-property in, at and pertaining to that acta known asthe ‘‘Texas Store” maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co. -at and along the track of said Southern Pacific Railroad, in the State of Texas, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January 1832, XIX The.fixtures, furniture, appliances, goods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, ook accounts, money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store known as the “Camp Rice Store” maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co. at Camp Rice, in the State of Texas, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up andexhibited by the suryiving partners forthe first day of January, XX. The office furniture and fixtures, goods, wares and merchandise, money, book accounts, bills receivable, and personal roperty in, at and pertaining to the place of business maintained by said firm of Sisson, Wallace & Qo., at number 226 ‘California street, in the City and County of San Franeiseo, as the sameare shown by the balance sheets, and by the Statements and Schedules, made up by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882, E A XXI. Oue hundred and twenty-eight (128 flood of Leg i and Fe undr shares of Yose tage Com; : xe The accounts and personal propert; y . nggeren¢ to the businessof-D. W. Earl % ‘0., according tothe Inventory and Schedyle of the same made up and exhibited by. the surviving partners for the first day of Januaes 5 FY, 1882, ‘ _ Offers or bids therefor will be received at ¢ law office of A. N, Drown, Esq., Rooms 4, 6and6, at No, 621 Clay street, inthe Cit png County 0 Pen Francisco, State of Cali. fornia, bids myst be in writing and may livased to the oaeecaphed ae nee , or filed in the office of the Clerk of sai rt, at any time after the first pu ion notice, and before the making of. the . of Sale: Cash in gold coin of the expenie,. « INE W. CE, Guardian of the person and esti H a ot the n estate of William 74 an Memoriam.—\ Nevada Commandery. NO. 6.) . yymssenszr sce. =. ¥. : NEVADA OITY, CAL. Seed ; A LS OI I, — ‘THE SIR KWIGHTS OF ommandery Mo. i Firat {enplar WILL ASSEMBLE ——ON— Gunday, Gejtemtet 10th, : AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. TO ATTEND A CONCLAVE OF SORROW, Commemorative of the Memory and Virtues of Our Beloved Commander, ‘the Late Six George 3. Lowers, Services at the M. E. Church, at 2 o’clock,. P. M.! continuing thence in Nevada County, Cali-. SOJOURNING KNIGHTS COURTEOUSLY INVITED. SIR J. H. BOARDMAN, 4 ‘ + SIR I. J. ROLFE, Acting Commandert ' os Og OO I MEMORIAL SERVICE: I HEARD A VOICE FRO" aAWAVEN. t stp eeeteoeseerebeeeeecees CHOIR SCRIPTURE SFRXCTIONS..6.. ..BY THE COMMANDERY HEAR US, LORD THE 133d AND 134th PSALMS GLORIA PATRI THE COMMANDMENTS. . Waa dfpes hehe tic Seyi alsa yeas ereyecks BY THE CHOIR EG SR tian ret BY PAST COMMANDER Sir Jacob Hart Neff. nied Hs eaep hits aneny el a6 BY PAST CODMANDER ‘REST, SPIRIT, REST Co BY THE COMMANDERY BY THE CHOIR Doxology. : ommittee of Memorial Service : PAST COMMANDERS SIR NILES SEARLS. SIR J. H. NEFF. SIR I. J, ROLFE 1 L. GARTHE, Groceries, Provisons, Canned Goods, etc. DESIRE TO CALL THE. ATTENTION of the people of Nevada City and County to the Large and Varied Stock now in my Commercial Street, Consisting of Everything to be found in a First-class Grocery Store. n store f Imported Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICINAL EURPOSES. Fresh Vegetables, California and Tropical Fruits. VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended to me in the past Ireturn my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of fhe same, L, GARTHE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY rand Ii Visitors to San Francisoo! . Can Secure Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, perior Ooust, Acts of sale at urchaser’s . 3IQ BUSH STREET, “10th. Lote one (1); two (2), three (3) Taee in block Oa hundtod and Aten : a 4 ‘ : A, N. Drown, Attorney for Guardian, ‘ 2 And Fraters, SIR JOHN C. COLEMAN. SIRT. M. TODD, SIR E. M. PRESTON The Public 1s Cordially Invited To Attend, EEE Great Variety Store. . LARGE AUCTION SALE ~ OF— ~ AND Personal Property, Woo” FER, AUCTIONEER. will Tuesday, September 12, 1882° At 11 o’clock, on the premises known as the old MeMahon Ranch, situated between the John Curry and the Beeney ra.ches, First, the Barney McLane ranch in Linda Town. ship, section gee doe R. 5 E., M. D. M. Also the old McMahon ranch, containing 160 acres, being the SW 1-4 of section 4, Tp 15 a ag 4 E, Also the Wise ranch, containihg 160 acres, being the NE 1-4 of section 15; Tp 15 N,, R. 4 E. The above described tracts of lands are No. 1 Jand for grain and vegetables of yin’ . description. Also 2,189 95-300 acres of lan situated in Linda township, and commonly known as the McDaniel — 1,800 acres of it bein, heavily covered with timber, and 889 95-1 acres grain land. The title to all of the above land will be unexceptional, A good warrantee deed will be given purchasers. Terms of sale on real estate liberal at low interest, and made known on day of sale. ,Personsin want of land ata low , that will be the best lard in the county in the course of time, should not fail to attend this ;ale, as Mr. O’Brien will positively sell to the highest bidder, © Soyo A‘so, at the same time, 400 cords of 4-foot woad, white and live oak, 200-cords of white ive oak stove wood, 110 scrapers,9 heavy lows, 200 pounds of chains, a full set of lacksmith tools, mattocks, and a com outfit oe! — three fourwagons, two two-horse wagons, a number of sets of harness, 50 head of horses, 25 of which are first-class work horses, the balance being good driving and saddle horses, Rem r, that everything described above will be sold at the M on ranch as above described. . A lunch will be provided that will make and giye Mr, O'Brien a big aale, : _W. C, SHAFFER, 1882, a G. P. TINDALL, Princi . AINAXA REAL ESTATE you laugh kad ghee fat, Come everyhody . PLACERVILLE ACADEMY . HIS. THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED AND ‘T''fouriching.Tottaton® wi open for “AUGUST 23, . FEMRPORYOUNG LADIES AND GEN 1OF GRASS VALLEY, 18 HEREBY AN-. Property:For Sale. 4 GOOD LOT on Ari , with two Houses on it. two two-horse Wagons, Horse, also farming utensils WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply to 0. %, CANFIELD, corner Pine an mmercis] street, Nevada City. DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building. work at popular prices, Boots Bletked Free of Charge. Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento and is thorough master of the ‘‘tonsorial art M. E. OLIVER, House & Ornamental Painter TION GUARANTEED. 4@ Leave Orders at A. I. Zekind’s tore. malé HEALTH IS BEAUTY There isnothing more attractive than the . sight of a perfectly healthy voman. The secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure cofaplexion. Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin, full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with Aree OE In such cases the AINAXAB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulat «1of the blood in — vessele, it. w give back the ty of the skin, Itwill remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the Pewee of open hg and contracting, which"a healthy person possesses. It wil most tively cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WORM, tetter, sores of any kind, redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. Ita.action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair, No remedy mel sty a found to cure the inflammation producedby POISON OAK aa effectually and rapidly ag the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or vegetable salts, which could in the least injure the most delicate complexion Hill, opposite Dr. Hunt’sone set double Harness, one OUIS DUNCAN, rietor. First-class N. B. Mr. Duncan was formeriy engaged at ORK DONE AT THE MOST REAical Cards, — .For District Attorney, W. D. LONG, UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF (THE S Republican County Convention. ae Fox Assessor. DR: H. S. WELCH, :. ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE nomination ‘of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican . County Con\ ention. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS. UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE Republican County Convention. . For County Treasurer. JOS. D. FLEMING, F NEVADA CITY, IS HEREBY ANnoun¢ed asa candidate for the office of © County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Supervisor of District No. 1. T. G. O'CONNOR, ILL BE._A CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR of District No. 1, Nevada Township ,Nevada county, subject to the decision of ths Democratic nominating con vention of said District and County. WILLIAM HERROD, O% GRASS VALLEY, will be a candidate before tl.e Republican County Convention for Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Herrod seeks the nomination on the plat« form that the County Superintendent should devote his whole time to his work. : For County Treasurer. WM. DAWS, O*% GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announced as a ‘candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Couuty Convention. For County Clerk, R. E. ROBINSON. UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treasurer, Wm. G. “Richards, i% hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. itca beused largely with perfect confid 5 If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar\in postage stan ps or postal order to our address, and it w’ll be sent by express, free of charge, See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB MFP’G CO., $95 Montgomery St., San Francico. REDIZGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, S F. je8 ‘Politica For Coroner. B. JOHNSTON, O* GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY ANnounced as a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem: ocratic County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN McBROWN Bs HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to so will of the Democratic County Convenjon. FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, Tr hereby announced as &@ candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Superintendent of Schools. A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby announces his name as a candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision ofthe Republican nominating convention. al8 For County Surveyor. J. G. HARTWELL 15 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election ‘to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. a. KR. PRD wi BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the a of the Republican County Convention. For County Treasurer. I HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision ‘of the Republican County Convention. For. Assessor. J. H. WENTWORTH wit BEA CANDIDATE FOR THE A office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Assesser. A. NIVENS, wi BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE the d office of County Assessor, subject to of the Republican County Convention. K. CASPER, . ; ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR su peevinee of District No. 1, Nevada’ Township, subject to the decision of the epamtions nominating convention of said For Superintendent of Schools. $A: BULFINCH, , O* TRUCKEE, is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of 8 pl For Supervisor of District No. 1. DANIEL S. BAKER, wi BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 2 For Supervisor of District No.-1. JOSEPH EUSTIS wu BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1, Nevada Townig Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention of said District and County. agl5 FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEVADA CITY, will he # candidate. for Sheriff, subject to the decision of -the Republican-County Convention.For Assemblyman, F. A. STAPLES, : HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANA didate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Conventi For Superintendent ot Schools JOHN T. WICKES, pa pena to the decision of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. A constant and impartial discharge of duty edged, jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisFor Supervisor of District No. 1 . ion of the Republican County Convention FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER . S HEREB ) ANdidate for the office of Bhertit nuhjece date f subject: t0. the if =. decision of the Democratic ~~ For County Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANtendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the . subject to the wenn oe ae ear 18 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANDIeet wth scothg ' P the Re blican sul a! RS) 4 For Assessor, Re a Republican County Convention. County Convention : ~~ For County Treasurer, Democratic Onndldate CHARLES W.BLAUSAUF, _ yee DANIEL COLLINS,. iiemnoe, punjacs te ee deletes the. Dee. eats ae PERSAR™ Gare Coat gre 5 i terotaea ad

THURSDAY, SEPT. 7. In the excitement attendant upon their effort to get an anti-mining plank into the Republican platform, _ the Marysvillians forgot their usual cunning. The Alta calls attention to the manner in which the enemy showed their hand: The Marysville Appeal has found great. fault with _. the statements made in the Alta that the anti-miners were inimical to drift and quartz as well as hydraulic mining; the Appeal insisting that it represented. the voice of the valley, and’ hat after the hydraulic mines were “closed, the other miners would be left in peace. Mr. Jewett, a leading citizen of Marysville, and the especial leader and mouth-piece of the anti-miners in the lateconvention at Sacramento, endeavored, in the Committee on Resolutions, of which he wasa member, to commit the convention to a resolution pledging the ’ Republican party to such: legislaiion as would hereafter prevent all minere from putting debris into the rivers or their tributaries. The committee refused to entertain this very modest proposition: of Mr. Jewett, but he afterward on the floor of the convention stated what he desired, and expressed great chagrin that such a plank in the platform was not adopted. Now, with all deference to the Appeal; we think Mr. Jewett and bis fellow anti-mining delegates spoke the truth when they told the convention, substantially, that it was their desire to stop all sorts of min_ing. — RETO ES? NEVADA STATE NOMINATION. The State Republican Convention of Nevada in seasion at Reno made the following nominations Tuesday: For Governor—Enoch Strother. For Congressman—U. C. Powning. For Supreme Judge—O. Rk. Leonard.For Clerk of Supreme Court—C. F. Bicknell. For Secretary of State—J. M. Dor mer. For-Controller—Jas, F. Halleck. For. State Treasurer—Geo. Tuffly. For Attorney General—-W. Davenport, Lg — A large porticn of New York was lighted by LEdison’s incandescant electric light Monday night for the first time. : Public Printer Rounds won’t let his employes be bulldosed into paying assessments to help Mahone in Virginia. At the conclusion of the army maneuvers at Islora, Russia, a bridge, constructed by the military acrcss a ravine, fell directly after the Emperor and Empress had passed over it. The Minister of War was slightly injured. ; Geo. W: Fletcher, a San Francisc youth of seventy, jhas been denied a divorce from his wife, because she refused to countenance his amorous attention, which ill treatment he recounted to the Court with tears streaming down his face, Mile. Bertha Marie de Rothschild, daughter of the head of the Frankfort branch of the family, will be married at Paris on Thursday to Prince Alexandre de Wagram. As a necessary pre iminary to the ceremony Mile. Berthe on Sunday reeeived Christian baptism. Prior to the ceremony she formally signed an abjuration of the Jewish faith. ~ The City Council has voted to accept the propositionof the Brush Electric Light. Company to light Los Angeles by ‘electricity, Seven towers or masts are to be distributed in various parts of the city, on which electric lights are to be suspended, These seven masts are to cost the city $7,000 per year, or a trifle more than is paid now for the gaslight system. Adolph Walther, proprietor of the Boston Drug Store, on the northeast corner of Third and J streets, Sacramento, committed suicide Tuesday morning by taking prussic acid. It is generally believed the rash act was committed on account of financial embarrassment. It has been ascertained that his life was insured for $7,000 as follows; In the Ancient Order of United Workmen, $2,000; Chosen Friends, $1,000; Knights of Honor, $2,000 ; Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, $1,000; Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, $1,000. He was alsoa member of the Ancient Order of Foresters. Tux wine business of California, ‘gaysan exchange, is no small item in he resources of the State. About 10,000,000 gallons’ of wine are produced annually, and about 2,000,000 cate ‘Minute Interviews With the. ‘-Oysters are best in. December,” Chief of the Sanctum. NOANTEREST IN IT, ; . (Btockton Mail.) e San Joaquin is . i Hin—neighpril,” roars Bill Garhart. fur diw usbele qosenen thao. fy is tn “Stocks _go down im Jewlie,” the culture of oranges m Los Angeles . telegraphs Maurice Hoeflich, “but hope for better rocktober. results,” . Der Seventeen (17) in Block number eighteen Joe Douglass says a man should, al. Ways do his borrowing in owevemter . and more particularly described as follows, —and this knocks the calendar-pun . *-wit: /THE LAW LAID DOWN. “ (B. 8, Exchange.) Justice Field wants the Democratic nomination for President, does he? Well, we pronounce all auch aspirations irrellavent, immaterial and incompetent, and hereby declare Justice Field and his Presidential nomination unconstitutional. HOW IT LOOKS, the Democratic party HANDSOME Is THAT HANDSOME DOES. (Oakland Times.) Conklin was nominated for Lieutenant Governor because he is a good looking man, and made an excellént speech when called before the con. Prior thereto, Nos. 298, 239, 308, 311, 98, 812, because he was Nantocker has a girl pilot only . ssid W.H. Wallace, minor A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. quently results in an incurable lung . Territories hereinafter mentioned, and also disease or Consumption. Brown’s . #!! the estate, right, titleand interest of said have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies or . section thirty 2¥) ail in township 17, north theage Public speakers and ~i-y orsuse Ween. i. Givai and strength . Thesoutheast 1-4 of section twenty-nix(26); en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a bo the south 1-2 of section twenty-five(25); the ——— + oe ~ ——— Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Ne . west 1-4, thesouth 1-2 of the northeast 1-4 On Sutton’s Ranch. -—_—_o oo Cows For Sale. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —e STANLEY A. EDDY. Tuxgspay, September 5, 1882. S. P. Smiley, San Francisco, C. K. Brown, You Bet. M. A. Rothchild, San Francisco, P. Marphy, Bear Valley., asop, Oakland. Miss Carrie Young, Bloomfield, E. Hardt, San Francisco. W. J. Kingsland, Chicago. Charles Aull, San Franciséo. M. F, Craig, City, A. H, Hanson & w, Grass Valley. . land situated in the County of Tulare, State H. Brunn, Sap Francisco, E. O'Neill, City, J.-B. Mitchell, Sacramento, S. Sorocco, Jamieson City. W. J. Pierson, City. _ J. Multzy, Deer Creek. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS. feeees -.Proprietors. Torspay, Sept, 5, 1882, J. Gilbert, City, H. Wagner, San Francisco, array, San Juan, » J. 8, McBride, W. E, Horrell, City. M. A, Rothschild, San Francisco. Miss Brimskil sel], Daniels & w, Grass Valley, H, Hoffman, ibald it J.N.P ‘Central H e W ieesuons Central House, Sonth Yuba, ° Tack, Webber take, ee —— oe ee ee , A Few Rough Monthly Turns. says an exchange. May be so; but “rats are worst in gnawdust,” says the Hawkeye. “Horses are worst Virginia Chronicle. his subject and taking up another. man in the gallery, Them they too him up. : ; : The London Illustrated News pub“ae lishes a cut showing the condition of the cabin of the commander of the Inflexible after an Egyptian shell . ~ had burst init. We cannot better describe it than by saying that the -——-. apartment. looks as though some] ‘ > “” committee appointed to harmonize W.F.ENG LE B RIGHT had met in’ it Will BEA CANDIDATE FOR THE the South, side of Front street. to the point very hard in Egypt. For County Surveyor. office of County Surveyor, subject to vention. County Scrip. Ts following Warrants on the General Fund, registered June 5th, 1882, and 300, 314, 306, 315, 303, 328, 323, will be vention, Shanklin was beaten for . paiaon presentation Interest ceases from Surveyor-General, aay T too prosy in hisremarks. It is evi-. Nevada City, Sept. 6th, 1882, dently of some importance to a man, as well as to a woman, to be good looking; the ability to make a twominute speech which will be faultsuant to the order of the Superior Court G. v. SCHMITTBURG, reasurer of Nevada County. Guardian’s Sale, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR inand for the city and county of San Francis. less is also of very great importance. . co, State of California, Department No. 9, Probate, made and entered on the 17th da Tue story that cavalry force is or. &f July, 1882, the undersigned, Emeline Wallace, guardian of the person and estate of ganizing in the South to go to the] William H. Wallace, a minor, will sell at private sale, on or after Monday, the 25th is the sort of a day of September, 1882, the following real atory to tell the horse marines. and personal property belonging to her said wi to wit: Allthe estate, right, title and interest of in and to, the same being an equal undivided one twelfth seventeen years old. . Knows all the (1-12) part of the business and good will of Buoys in the sound, you canbet, the business of the mercantile firm, composed of Albert W. Sisson, William H. Wallace now deceased, and Clark W. Crocker, and doing business under the name and style of Sisson, Wallace & Co., at the city and county Neglect fre— . of San Francisco, andat other places in the State of California and in the States and minor in and to, the same being the equal Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to . undivided one-twelfth (1-12) part. of, the. folto give relief in Asthma, Bronchiator Phy ps Bg — x Alay =i situate,lyingand betis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives . ing inthe counties of Nevaca, Placer and and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recom. mended by physicians, and always . two (22), in township 17, north range 14 give perfect satisfaction. Sierra, in the State of California, and in the For thirty . county of Washoe, in the State of Nevada, and described as follows, to wit: The southeast quarter (1-4) section twentyeast of Mount Diablo and meridian, They are. " The whole of section one (1) and undivided not new or untried, but having been . } of the southwest 3 of section six (6); the north } of the north j of section seventeen(17), tested by wide and constant use for . the south 1-2 of the northwest 1.4 of ion ten (10); the south 1-2 of the northeast 1-4; nearly an entire generation, they . the north 1-2 of the southeast 1-4. m-% We rank . east 1-2 of the southwest +-* Of section twenty-four (24); sy" ‘te northwest 1-4 of rare J east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, 5) whole of section thirty-five (35); the west 1-2, the southeast 1-4and the southeast 1-4 of the northeast 1-4 ofsection thirty-six (36) all in township 17, north range 15 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, -. The whole of section five (5); the northand the north 1-2 of the southeast 1-4 of vada City and Grass Valley, consist section eight (8); the north 1-2 of section ing ofa dwelling house, with garden, nine (9); the south 1-2 of section sixteen (16); the north 1-2 and the southeast 1-4 of section fruit trees, vines and free water, seventeen (17); the south 1-2 of the northeast 1-4, and the north 1 2 of the south-east 1-4 of section eighteen (18); the northwest 1-4 the southeast 1-4 of the southwest 1-4 and the southwest 1-4 of the southelist 1-4 of section twenty (20); the south of section twenty-two (22); the west h2 o1 the northwest 1-4and the west 1-2 of the southBest and sweetest, . west 1-4 of section ee (28), the north 1-2 of the northwest 1-4,the southeast By the ga'lon at Shurtleff’s, Tran-. 1-4 and the northeast 1.4 of section ‘twentyscript Block. nine (29); the south 1-2 of the southeast 1-4 andthe northeast 1-4 of the southeast 1-4 of section thirty (30); and the whole of section thirty-three allin Township 17 north range 17, east of Mount Diablo base and The great Egyptian Elixir and most . meridian’ wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect on the skin, making fourteen (14); the southeast 1-4 of the north The South 1-2 of the southeast 1-4and the south 1-2 of the southwest 1-4 of section east 1-4, the north 1-2 of the northeast 1-4 it soft, clear and transparent. It is and the south 1-2 of the northwest 1-4 of the best toilet article in the world, . section twenty-two (22) all in township 16 north range 16, east of Mount Diablo base as it is the only one needed for the . and meridian. The north 1-2 of lot 5 and lots9 and 10, in section six (6) in township 18, north range 18east of Mount Diablo and [Bier fan. The southeast 1-4 of secti thirty-one three (33), all in Township 18 north range 17 The south 1-2 of thesouthwest 1.4 of secNo more Dyspepsia or Indigestion, . tion eight (8); and the south 1.2 of the Henly’s celebrated I X L Bit-. southeast 14 of section thirty-one (81), all in township 19, north range 18 east of tera are the best Bitters in use. . ‘Mount Diablo base and meridian, Together with a certain flume constructed They never fail to give relief. Read . and being thereon and ita appurtenar.ces, physicians’ certificates on the back If. That certain lot or tract of land situate of bottle. Sold every where, nthe city of Los Angeles, county of Los je3-tf . Angeles, State of California, and being the northerly half of lot number three (8) of the “Ybarra Vineyard Tract” having a frontage of fifty~feet on San Fernando street, and running back to the center of the Zanza a distance of two hundred feet, more or less, and having the northerly and southerly sides parallel fifty (50) feet from each other; file in the District Court of the 17th cial District of the State of California, in and forthe County of Los Angeles, in which Ramona Sotello et al were plaintiff's, and Julian Chain et al were defendants in’ partition as will more fulty and at large appear; said lot being the larger of the two lots set apart to Francisco Ybarra in said partition and being a portion of the same lot conveyed by Francisco Ybarra by deed dated January 12, 1877 and recorded in the Recorder's office of the Courty of Los Angeles, in Book 49 of dee@ at page 621 thereof; together with the appurtenances thereof. TH, Those certain pieces or reels. of Proprieor. . reference being had to adecree and “ae? on udiof California and deseribed as follows, to t: ; 1st. The south half of the northeast quarter of section 30 in Township 21 south, =e 24 east of Mount Diablo Base and mevidian. : : 2d. Thesouth half and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, and the south“}east quarter of the northwest quarter of section 10 in Township 21, south range 24 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian, 8d. The fractional north hal? of the northeast quarter of section 1, in Township 20 south, range 24 east of Mount Diablo base and meridian. 4th. Thesouthwest quarter of section 14 in township 21, south, range 23 east of Mount Diablo baseand meri : 5th, The a the sortheast quarter, the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter, and the south half of the northeast quarter of section 15 in township 19 south, range 25 east of Moynt Diablo base and meridian, f : 6th. The fractional east half of section-5 in Pn The. and hasten ys et . The sou! ol} southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest “ uarter of section 6 in township 91 south = —-. Fange 26 onat-of Mount Diablo base and “me: ee oe Lots Seven (7) andeight (8) in block . one hun _yed and seven in the town of. ‘Lots one (1) and vey a ate ee Gey al of Tulare, lan ot alae (2) in, block one hundred . ee seventeen (117) in the town @f Tu-] stuffing all out of the reporter,— . Truckee, County and State aforesaid, known “Bur I pass—” said a minister re-. county and State aforesaid. known ag lot cently, in dismissing one theme of thirty-eight (38) feet two (2) inches, being the “Then I make it spades,” yelled a] store : together with the appurtenances, Tury’re looking at ech other . 8d ; together with the appurtenances. : ne i (31); the east one-half, the southwest 1-4, the+..%VI, The fixtures, furniture, appliances, Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut. east 1-2 of the northwest 1-4 and the. south‘ f24tf west 1-4 of the northwest 1-4 of section thirtyeast of Mount Diablo base aud meridian. —t maintain Township 20 south, Range 27 east of Mount_. th 12th. Lots one We ove two 2) ‘in block peg remy land eighteen (118) in the town 18th. Lots nineteen 19). and twenty 2) in block seventy six (76) in the tewn of Tu~~ }ath. Lote fifteen (15 id sixteen (16) i bite coptieaaeea cod Minky Cid) ve wn of Tula: : to’ re, 5 IV, That certain lot of land situate in the town of Benson, County of Cochise, in the Territory of Arizona, and known as lot’num(1g). Together with the appurtenances. . The following parcels of land situate in the County of Nevada, State of California, 1st. That certain lot situate in the town of as lot number: eleven (11) fronting on the north side of Main street East: together with the appurtenances. 2nd. That certain lot situate in the town, number (5) in Block B, rein. Ham the Plaza game ground uw: on which said firm (Sisson, Wallace & Co.) have erected a brick and stone 3d. Those certain lots situated in the town , County and State aforesaid, known. as lots number thirty-nine (39) forty (40) forty-one (41) and.forty-two (42) in Riverside Block, west of Bridge street, and south of the RailVI, That certain lot of land situate in the town of Winnemucca, County of Humboldt in the State of Nevada, and. known as town lot number nineteen (19) in Block I; together with the appurtenances, n VII. That certain lot, piece or pareel of land situate in Reno, County of Washoe State of Nevada, and bounded and describ: as follows, to-wit ! Commencing at the Northeast corner of River frontlot number thirtytwo (32) running thence East along and upon where said South line of Front street interthedecision of the Republican County Con. sects with the West line of Virginia-street-}-—-— thence at right angles running South along and upon the West line of said Virginia street to the Truckee River at the Counfy’s Iron Bridge ; thence at right angles rnnning West to the East line of the aforesaid lot numivered thirty-two (82) thence from the River at right angles North to along and upon the East line of said lot number thirty-two .(32) to the point of commencement, according to the official survey and map of said town of Reno, and known and designated upon said map as ‘Lakes Reserve,” of record in the office of the County Recorder of said County of Washoe, State aforesaid. ., VILL. Those certain lots of land situate in the County of Placer, State of California, and more particularly described as follows: Lots number one (1), two (2) and three (3) in section thirty (80) in Township sixteen (16) North, Range eighteen (18) East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridian according to the United States Official Surveys thereof, the same being situated on the Northeast side of Lake Tahoe and being the property and premises known as the Carnelian Hot Springs and Hotel Cottages, Barn, Bath-house and outbuildings and other improvements thereon and thereunto belonging and appertaining. And also that certain Road and Roadway known as the ‘“‘Hot Springs Turnpike Road” heretofore built, constructed and possessed by Wm. B, Campbell and extending from the said Carnelian Hot Springs Hotel‘a distance of about eleven and one-half (11 1-2) miles to ‘the northern line of said Placer County and fornia, to the town of Truckee therein. Toyether with the appurtenances, etc., apperGin ; Ix. Misces certain lots of land. situate in the town of Evanston in the Territory of Wyoming, and being known and described as Lots number ten (10), eleven (11), twelve un and seventeen (17) in Block number four (4 in said town of Evanston, Territory of Wyoming ; together with the appurtenances thereof, X. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares aud merchandise and stock-inois book accounts, money and rsonal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at Truckee, in the County of Nevada, in the State of California, according to the Inventory and Schednle of the same made upand exhibited by the surviving paatners for the first day of January, 1882. XI, The fixtures, furniture, appliances. goods; wares and mereo.%ou, vocK-In-trade, book »« .unts, money and personal property 4a, atand pertaining to taat certain store matubeined and carried on by Sisson, Wallace & Co:, at Yuma, in the Territory of Arizona, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the sur‘¥iving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandisé,stock-in-trade,

ok-accounts, money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, ‘Wallace & Co., at Benson, in the County of Cochise, in the TerritoOy of Arizona, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XIII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, ook-accounts, money and prrsonal property in, atand pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co,, at Los Angeles, in the County of Los Angeles, in the State of California, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882.XIV. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, k accounts, money and personal property, in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at Carlin, in the County of Elko, in the State of Nevada, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by thesurviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XV. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, Fook socounte. money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store maintained and carri on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co., at the ‘‘End of the Track” of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, while constructing its road in Arizona and New Mexico, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of } January, 1882. ‘oods, wares and merchandise,stock-in-trade, Tick anccanis money and personal property in, at snd parainivg to that certain store and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Cs., at Sacramento, in the County of Sacramento, in fhe State of ‘California, according to the ellen! d and Schédule of the same made up and exhi by—the " surviving partners forthe first day of January, 1882. F XVII, The fixtures, furniture, appliances, oods, wares and merchandise, stockn-trade, k-accounts, money and personal property in, at ee to that certain store maintained and carried on by said Sisson, “Wallace & Co,, at Tulare, in the County of Tulare, in the State of California, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made up and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882. XVIII. The fixtures, furniture, appliances, ‘oods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, faok accounts, money and personal-property in, at and pertaining to that acta known asthe ‘‘Texas Store” maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co. -at and along the track of said Southern Pacific Railroad, in the State of Texas, according to the Inventory and Schedule of the same made and exhibited by the surviving partners for the first day of January 1832, XIX The.fixtures, furniture, appliances, goods, wares and merchandise, stock-in-trade, ook accounts, money and personal property in, at and pertaining to that certain store known as the “Camp Rice Store” maintained and carried on by said Sisson, Wallace & Co. at Camp Rice, in the State of Texas, according tothe Inventory and Schedule of the same made up andexhibited by the suryiving partners forthe first day of January, XX. The office furniture and fixtures, goods, wares and merchandise, money, book accounts, bills receivable, and personal roperty in, at and pertaining to the place of business maintained by said firm of Sisson, Wallace & Qo., at number 226 ‘California street, in the City and County of San Franeiseo, as the sameare shown by the balance sheets, and by the Statements and Schedules, made up by the surviving partners for the first day of January, 1882, E A XXI. Oue hundred and twenty-eight (128 flood of Leg i and Fe undr shares of Yose tage Com; : xe The accounts and personal propert; y . nggeren¢ to the businessof-D. W. Earl % ‘0., according tothe Inventory and Schedyle of the same made up and exhibited by. the surviving partners for the first day of Januaes 5 FY, 1882, ‘ _ Offers or bids therefor will be received at ¢ law office of A. N, Drown, Esq., Rooms 4, 6and6, at No, 621 Clay street, inthe Cit png County 0 Pen Francisco, State of Cali. fornia, bids myst be in writing and may livased to the oaeecaphed ae nee , or filed in the office of the Clerk of sai rt, at any time after the first pu ion notice, and before the making of. the . of Sale: Cash in gold coin of the expenie,. « INE W. CE, Guardian of the person and esti H a ot the n estate of William 74 an Memoriam.—\ Nevada Commandery. NO. 6.) . yymssenszr sce. =. ¥. : NEVADA OITY, CAL. Seed ; A LS OI I, — ‘THE SIR KWIGHTS OF ommandery Mo. i Firat {enplar WILL ASSEMBLE ——ON— Gunday, Gejtemtet 10th, : AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. TO ATTEND A CONCLAVE OF SORROW, Commemorative of the Memory and Virtues of Our Beloved Commander, ‘the Late Six George 3. Lowers, Services at the M. E. Church, at 2 o’clock,. P. M.! continuing thence in Nevada County, Cali-. SOJOURNING KNIGHTS COURTEOUSLY INVITED. SIR J. H. BOARDMAN, 4 ‘ + SIR I. J. ROLFE, Acting Commandert ' os Og OO I MEMORIAL SERVICE: I HEARD A VOICE FRO" aAWAVEN. t stp eeeteoeseerebeeeeecees CHOIR SCRIPTURE SFRXCTIONS....6... ...BY THE COMMANDERY HEAR US, LORD THE 133d AND 134th PSALMS GLORIA PATRI THE COMMANDMENTS. . Waa dfpes hehe tic Seyi alsa yeas ereyecks BY THE CHOIR EG SR tian ret BY PAST COMMANDER Sir Jacob Hart Neff. nied Hs eaep hits aneny el a6 BY PAST CODMANDER ‘REST, SPIRIT, REST Co BY THE COMMANDERY BY THE CHOIR Doxology. : ommittee of Memorial Service : PAST COMMANDERS SIR NILES SEARLS. SIR J. H. NEFF. SIR I. J, ROLFE 1 L. GARTHE, Groceries, Provisons, Canned Goods, etc. DESIRE TO CALL THE. ATTENTION of the people of Nevada City and County to the Large and Varied Stock now in my Commercial Street, Consisting of Everything to be found in a First-class Grocery Store. n store f Imported Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICINAL EURPOSES. Fresh Vegetables, California and Tropical Fruits. VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended to me in the past Ireturn my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of fhe same, L, GARTHE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY rand Ii Visitors to San Francisoo! . Can Secure Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, perior Ooust, Acts of sale at urchaser’s . 3IQ BUSH STREET, “10th. Lote one (1); two (2), three (3) Taee in block Oa hundtod and Aten : a 4 ‘ : A, N. Drown, Attorney for Guardian, ‘ 2 And Fraters, SIR JOHN C. COLEMAN. SIRT. M. TODD, SIR E. M. PRESTON The Public 1s Cordially Invited To Attend, EEE Great Variety Store. . LARGE AUCTION SALE ~ OF— ~ AND Personal Property, Woo” FER, AUCTIONEER. will Tuesday, September 12, 1882° At 11 o’clock, on the premises known as the old MeMahon Ranch, situated between the John Curry and the Beeney ra.ches, First, the Barney McLane ranch in Linda Town. ship, section gee doe R. 5 E., M. D. M. Also the old McMahon ranch, containing 160 acres, being the SW 1-4 of section 4, Tp 15 a ag 4 E, Also the Wise ranch, containihg 160 acres, being the NE 1-4 of section 15; Tp 15 N,, R. 4 E. The above described tracts of lands are No. 1 Jand for grain and vegetables of yin’ . description. Also 2,189 95-300 acres of lan situated in Linda township, and commonly known as the McDaniel — 1,800 acres of it bein, heavily covered with timber, and 889 95-1 acres grain land. The title to all of the above land will be unexceptional, A good warrantee deed will be given purchasers. Terms of sale on real estate liberal at low interest, and made known on day of sale. ,Personsin want of land ata low , that will be the best lard in the county in the course of time, should not fail to attend this ;ale, as Mr. O’Brien will positively sell to the highest bidder, © Soyo A‘so, at the same time, 400 cords of 4-foot woad, white and live oak, 200-cords of white ive oak stove wood, 110 scrapers,9 heavy lows, 200 pounds of chains, a full set of lacksmith tools, mattocks, and a com outfit oe! — three fourwagons, two two-horse wagons, a number of sets of harness, 50 head of horses, 25 of which are first-class work horses, the balance being good driving and saddle horses, Rem r, that everything described above will be sold at the M on ranch as above described. . A lunch will be provided that will make and giye Mr, O'Brien a big aale, : _W. C, SHAFFER, 1882, a G. P. TINDALL, Princi . AINAXA REAL ESTATE you laugh kad ghee fat, Come everyhody . PLACERVILLE ACADEMY . HIS. THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED AND ‘T''fouriching.Tottaton® wi open for “AUGUST 23, . FEMRPORYOUNG LADIES AND GEN 1OF GRASS VALLEY, 18 HEREBY AN-. Property:For Sale. 4 GOOD LOT on Ari , with two Houses on it. two two-horse Wagons, Horse, also farming utensils WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply to 0. %, CANFIELD, corner Pine an mmercis] street, Nevada City. DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building. work at popular prices, Boots Bletked Free of Charge. Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento and is thorough master of the ‘‘tonsorial art M. E. OLIVER, House & Ornamental Painter TION GUARANTEED. 4@ Leave Orders at A. I. Zekind’s tore. malé HEALTH IS BEAUTY There isnothing more attractive than the . sight of a perfectly healthy voman. The secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure cofaplexion. Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin, full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with Aree OE In such cases the AINAXAB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulat «1of the blood in — vessele, it. w give back the ty of the skin, Itwill remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the Pewee of open hg and contracting, which"a healthy person possesses. It wil most tively cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WORM, tetter, sores of any kind, redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. Ita.action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair, No remedy mel sty a found to cure the inflammation producedby POISON OAK aa effectually and rapidly ag the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or vegetable salts, which could in the least injure the most delicate complexion Hill, opposite Dr. Hunt’sone set double Harness, one OUIS DUNCAN, rietor. First-class N. B. Mr. Duncan was formeriy engaged at ORK DONE AT THE MOST REAical Cards, — .For District Attorney, W. D. LONG, UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF (THE S Republican County Convention. ae Fox Assessor. DR: H. S. WELCH, :. ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE nomination ‘of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican . County Con\ ention. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS. UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE Republican County Convention. . For County Treasurer. JOS. D. FLEMING, F NEVADA CITY, IS HEREBY ANnoun¢ed asa candidate for the office of © County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Supervisor of District No. 1. T. G. O'CONNOR, ILL BE._A CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR of District No. 1, Nevada Township ,Nevada county, subject to the decision of ths Democratic nominating con vention of said District and County. WILLIAM HERROD, O% GRASS VALLEY, will be a candidate before tl.e Republican County Convention for Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Herrod seeks the nomination on the plat« form that the County Superintendent should devote his whole time to his work. : For County Treasurer. WM. DAWS, O*% GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announced as a ‘candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Couuty Convention. For County Clerk, R. E. ROBINSON. UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treasurer, Wm. G. “Richards, i% hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. itca beused largely with perfect confid 5 If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar\in postage stan ps or postal order to our address, and it w’ll be sent by express, free of charge, See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB MFP’G CO., $95 Montgomery St., San Francico. REDIZGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, S F. je8 ‘Politica For Coroner. B. JOHNSTON, O* GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY ANnounced as a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem: ocratic County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN McBROWN Bs HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to so will of the Democratic County Convenjon. FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, Tr hereby announced as &@ candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Superintendent of Schools. A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby announces his name as a candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision ofthe Republican nominating convention. al8 For County Surveyor. J. G. HARTWELL 15 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election ‘to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. a. KR. PRD wi BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the a of the Republican County Convention. For County Treasurer. I HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision ‘of the Republican County Convention. For. Assessor. J. H. WENTWORTH wit BEA CANDIDATE FOR THE A office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Assesser. A. NIVENS, wi BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE the d office of County Assessor, subject to of the Republican County Convention. K. CASPER, . ; ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR su peevinee of District No. 1, Nevada’ Township, subject to the decision of the epamtions nominating convention of said For Superintendent of Schools. $A: BULFINCH, , O* TRUCKEE, is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of 8 pl For Supervisor of District No. 1. DANIEL S. BAKER, wi BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 2 For Supervisor of District No.-1. JOSEPH EUSTIS wu BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1, Nevada Townig Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention of said District and County. agl5 FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEVADA CITY, will he # candidate. for Sheriff, subject to the decision of -the Republican-County Convention.For Assemblyman, F. A. STAPLES, : HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANA didate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Conventi For Superintendent ot Schools JOHN T. WICKES, pa pena to the decision of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. A constant and impartial discharge of duty edged, jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisFor Supervisor of District No. 1 . ion of the Republican County Convention FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER . S HEREB ) ANdidate for the office of Bhertit nuhjece date f subject: t0. the if =. decision of the Democratic ~~ For County Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANtendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the . subject to the wenn oe ae ear 18 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANDIeet wth scothg ' P the Re blican sul a! RS) 4 For Assessor, Re a Republican County Convention. County Convention : ~~ For County Treasurer, Democratic Onndldate CHARLES W.BLAUSAUF, _ yee DANIEL COLLINS,. iiemnoe, punjacs te ee deletes the. Dee. eats ae PERSAR™ Gare Coat gre 5 i terotaea ad