September 8, 1883 (4 pages)

NEVADA DAILY Closing the Mails. Until further notice the mails ‘will ‘close as What a Sulletin Correspondent Says of the Grass Valley Fair. A correspondent writes as follows to the San Francisco Bulletin under ranchers would covet oftea. . The The “Live Yankee” mine, in which “Buck” Grant was interested, is stopped; so, also, are the New Engminers get a sure living, however. . of the Methodist Church in this city, is delivering lectures in this State on Women’s Christian Temperance, Rev. ©. E. Rich, formerly pas tor At the Park Thursday. . ty Nani ‘The morning entertainment at ‘Watt Park was a baseball match, for & prize of $50, between the Athletics anda county nine. The Athletics Wa: Dida Ok tks Coen . OD ES Ses ty Jatl from Trackee to sérve-25 . days for indecent exposure of peraes en Bereains ! i ene . son, ended his term yesterday. PP ce! date of the fifth instant, We synland, those mines pesrionely. menbebalt of ng Ww.c. z % bis — won, having 13 rune to nothing for’ is in a poor wey both physically and iy Route Ba Be a Route mist, 7.16 P.3 ig opsize somewhat : tioned, and others, : “This has not ing of his lecture a" allejo, the ‘the obhee side, a s AG imalaie Waite te’ : ‘1 Bg pues eee Nearly all of the Grass Valley . been a very gooa mining yest 10. this} Chronicle says: Mr, m7 higp a In the afternoon the first thing on . steam engine in his head that keeps 1088 Saat rater, 6 A.M. and7.16 PM. fruit was last spring blasted by the . Section,” was the verdict of one of . upon the four words whic ne “€8 . the programute was the Ladies Tourpuffing.away to his great annoyance. g Sierra City, via N. gen Ju Onion. frost, A certain frostiness also in«. the largest operators, Still, pros-. up its title. It isa Woman’s Chrisnament in which fourteen ladies en-. Drs, Hunt-atid Bobo examinéa him Fae eh cctrne ly (excep y terfered with the friendly relations pecting is going on. The larger en Temperance Union. nares tered as contestants. The names. and found that he was a fit candi% Blue Lent, Worth ge 2 vg * . hitherto existing between Nevada . Mining concerns say that the failures ilbeforce of Bngland orice said tha and the order in which they took the . date for Stockton Insane Asylamh. ere ya ic” edlenge ipa de City and Grass Valley, There hos. have been with the ccncerns not . ‘four boxes had controlled the world; prizes were as follows ::Miss Mamie . kind sskinioa aad Sega, made haewayaa ORE quarrel between the two . having capital enough. the cartridge-box, the jary-box, the . gaitord, Miss Mary Maloney, Miss Trial Jury Excused. ans “You ‘Bet, Little York and Dutch a towns over the location of the PavilMINING TALK AT THE FAIR. ballot-box and the band-box. The . x onie Honor, Miss Plara West,"Miss. Tne trial jury of the Superio ription Monday, ednesday an and a Peieay 2 o , tiret represented the power of ‘the Ais, Wii. ees, 40) oe TY © Superior hy, P ion, Both towns wanted it. Grass] There is much mining talk about ba hs Madocus ok the } Minnie Jones, rs, Wim. Bree, Miss) Court, summoned to appear next ae . Valley has it and the race track-also;\ the Agricultural Fair. You hear rte h seine Sins Shiied eho fal: Benoit, Mrs. : Erskine, ' Miss Lizzie Tuesday,has by Judge Caldwell been BRIEF MENTION. . all within her own borders. The. thatthe Scadden Flat mine hadall the ne is ses # repre saree Alderman, Miss M. Hartley, Miss excused till Monday, the 17th inNT ; hotels of Nevada City get little bene-. timber burned out; that the Empire 7 . “a pay < ; ‘ls thc date M. Duffield, Miss via — The Grand Jury will meet Various Happenings In and Out of . f+ from the show; the Grass Valley . ig looking as well as ever; that the : *'. Hoffman, Mrs, Willis, ter this) next Tuesday to inquire into such EN, Town. ___, [hotels are filled. Grass Valley has. tdaho mine has been ranaing three aie of top ” seit sige was a double team trotting race for. sivil and otivsinel affim of the cman We keep constantly on hand a fine assortment The tatooed woman of Robinson's paid out or, will pay, between $10,. months entirely by water power,and. , °"°" '™ 18. turn had been f] ® Durse of $300, Bay Billy and Lan-. ty as are deemed proper objects of OF circus was married Saturday evening . 999 and $12,000 for the exclusive . and that it paid its one hundred cs tnd ae tea the bases ; sing were driven by Robt. McMur. investigation. ao f a ey . part to a gymnast by the name premises cpa There is ion mile] and sixty-sixth dividend Men day : bate Dae ca he a ceri apa a Sse bid 8 Suk undies Ladies and Children’s EXate. ne : of srvine: : : track just about half way ween . and is still sinking for the 1,500 lev-. ., ”. ‘Perrin, ~The former team won the ‘ -’ A protracted meeting will com-. yiyaga City “Grass Valley, al; that the New et Wit pos: ie Hatten cere aaa aa 881 ret heat in 3. 114, and on the second. Goto Mrs. Breed & Led y's tor nace Bonnets, LIFOR mence in the Christian Church at which could have been. purchased, peoting; that the Miagenta ‘iad Tonge ti eb a i hy a an ner Bally and Lizzie Mack were disfresh oysters—the best in the market Lace Etats, Grass Valley on Sunday next, and with about one hundred and sixty . rial are starting up;that the Washingage a ef abe sed . 4 8000 . tanced. The next was a half-mile —served in any style desired. Fea wine prietors continue for two woeks, the services . .oreg of land, a building which cost . ton is doing nothing; that ‘the Harthe world he hg sa inNUENCe . sind repeat for $100, between Bodie . th 3 Hollister being continued by Elder Lewis wer over $3,000 to build included, all for tery will put on bigger machinery; x go _— ‘ sees a ta and Prince. The first heat was won ABOUT TEN FEET HIGH. Flowers, : gin. $2,500. It might have Sak secured . as the rock is said to be looking up, oa “4 “sea pints i a b erent: hol by Prince in 56 seconds. Prince alYardstick and the Other Boarders Ribbons Work on the new hall “in ‘Morgan and the patronage attending the. that Buda Vista has two companies} ee at ox) es °'Y . so won the second heat in 54 secSrast Het the Tale—Certain Be2 ? a AD & Roberts Block is progressing rap-. 7,:have been divided betw een £0 . wiko wilt gu'in ext epeing toe diith EIN Nig ee ag — Lael onds, taking $60 while Bodie took poe m ae as tas as " MRuchings, ai neck tai, ea gill be ann of ae FEesenr oan Nees City lstnnd A80. grival,. The Idaho. on-Teseday tis the gwo blades of “a paid’ ot . e one . that: again,” sang out young YardLADIES AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR ed andmot next month, and will be one of the . Pavilion this year, and Grass Valley . blasted out some very fine specimens. a ee that Yesterday's Races. stick, one of our Sicetons who is in orthern Cal. handsomest halls in the interior of protested. Both wanted their own . The Idaho inkhagien ‘concede tliat se we Cate ¥ e — 8 dusind the dry. goods line, to Pr ofessor ead: " i ith: shall sever tne heads from = ene “. The th a doll ‘ ling who sometimes read aloud a parLarge, Airy —— : being drunk os amigas people with-. the Standard of Bodie has made ster.of intemperance. This society : ena k : a er ghia agraph, after supper. The Professor Tewils,, ad house Thomas Miller, for being drunk . g,oy all the subscriptions they made moke money than the Idaho. The. W F heletick “Hummiataues announced to take place at the ark complied, lending the beanty of his . 3 offers’ supe. and interfering with the passage of including $200 each from the two} jatter isranning with a large force ce ow has ah . whas yesterday, was for some reason omit. voice to the following statement: . Toweling, sober citizens along the sidewalk, leading hotels, and Grass Valley had and is said by those whe best know Union, T 6 speaker showe ted, and the following exercises were “In the year 1773 a Datchman T bl Li ate e ve was yesterday sentenced by Justice ital ; Date ol the atovs t y ; f ’ . christianity had done for woman, put down on the programme instead: . named Roggewein discovered Easter ‘ableLinen, sod mig ee Pei to go it‘alone, [Part of the above is to be more than paying expenses. At elevating her to equality with man . po. ip t % Island, and reported that the men on . the repute Blakey to pay a fine of $5 or go true, but much of it isfalse. -EDITOR . gho same time that this intelligence ik dhuikehicd: Wak vi abel aah vane ys Tournament at 1h o’clock. . th.5 ¢ island m sazared twales feat in Muslin, n the meun _ jail for ten days, Transcrret.] Incidentally, also, . ig dispensed, you learn that in Penn hisedavd ut tue doblens was Trotting race between Lansing, Don-. height, although the women were Gingh 3 propose to The railroad company will issue} 4, Walrath of Nevada City, a DiVall Wf Sinanceville. lavoe. buote the lofty standard of the noblest wo. ster and: Bay Billy, for @ purse of . commonly not above ten or eleven lnghaw, or, Special : i Sacramento dur-. . Bite ash Cnet ist ce eae: manhood without being a follower . ego fist horse to take 150 a . feet high,” ; TAL TRAY. reduced tickets to ram rector of the El Dorado District As. of Jand-are being est out in grapes. ol Chetek: Hor power: wodld ba , orse to ta $150, secon “Well,” said young Yardstick, “in Calico, : ing the fair. The rate has not yet sociation, threw up his commission ca asus ’ ee ak sal \weael horse $100, and third horse $50. Afmy opinion he was Flying Dutch: an ~ been determined on, but it is thought . 14. successor was appointed, The sie angumented 16 the samperance\\ ter this a walking race for stallions, . man and a lying Dutchman,” and Hosiery, : tickets for the round trip can be pur-. 1. its of the dispute as looked at Between Grass Valley and Nevada in proportion as she labored under one mile, for a purse of $60. This. the other boarders agreed with him. OTHER chased for about two-thirds the reg. +4, either sid ¢; are with’ the town City, on a clear day, appears thirty . the inspiration of the Christian faith, ular fare. James Walsh, an inmate of the of which the nes observer happens to be a resident, miles distant on the ‘mountain tops, eternal snow. This feature is only This society is the Womans’ Christian Temperance Union. The lecto be followed by a runoing race, —— i. Sunday School Entertainment. While nobody desires American ladies to be giants, all would be delighted to see them well and strong. Flannels ‘IN DRESS GOODS: CASHMERES,. BROCADES, BUNTINGS, CAMEI’S HAIR, CHECKS, of all deseriptions, Yetathousand causes combine to Placer county hospital, is believed to To-morrow evening at 7:3) o’clock. keep a large proportion miserable, an entertainment, consisting of mu. T0o much Ct in tee sical and literary exercises, will be . "90%, a She scene hones, ans) : : : plied domestic and family worries, given at the Baptist church by the . want of sleep, little illnesses hard to pupils of the Sunday school meeting . describe, but peculiar to their sex— there. The programme will be un-. 4°é the wolfish pack that drive the thrown into this letter because it} turer gave as_an illustration of the have committed suicide by drowning FAIR GROUMIM AND. PAVILION. comes as a side light to throw on the . magnitude of intemperance a graphic himself in“the North Fork ditch,. The Grass Valley Fair has good . differences between nature and man; description of an army of five million The water was to have been turned . grounds when they have been fully . one sublime and the other otten friv. souls led by death and Satan posout of the ditch Thursday and a improved, The track is only ahalf-. olous, For instance, while all the} sessed by the demons of avarice, apsearch made for his remains. mile, but the buildings on the ground saloons in Grass Valley and all the. petite and despair and every crime People who affix postage stamps . Fe good and ample. The pavilion ‘‘games” imported from other fairs} known in the calender rushing down to newspaper wrappersin such a way . ‘8 in town, the Fair grounds on the) were in unrestricted progress, it ap-. the steep decline of human wretchedthat part of the stamp laps over and edge of the town, about a mile from peared a little quaint to see apadlock . ness into the dark sea of eternal adheres to the paper itself, run the the pavilion. .This \has the disad-. attached to the exterior of the main. ruin, The women of the nation, Gir ustiont ote whan a ae risk of having their paper sent to the . Vantage of not showing the full at-. entrance of one of the churches as if. like Gideon’s band of 300 had risen PP oF 0 80, Dead Letter Office. In that shape . tendance at the grounds. The com. it had been necessary to restrict. the up in the strength of their weakness, the paper becomes a sealed packet, . Pensating advantage i is that the Wit . rush into that edifice while the se-. to give battle to this mighty host in subject to letter rates, and beauty of Grass Valley and vi-. joons were allowed to look out for. the name of God. This band is the elfiap Ped team toute cinity, which fill all the space not AYE, se + ”» der the direction of Mrs. A. O, RogSes 7 Puted ot Me 323 ers. No admission fee will be charg. Ewen street, Brooklyn, N._Y., conper lactde s Usa rs ke eee eel fesses to have suffered from nameless Which Will Be Sold At The Lowest Possible Price. Be }'0R CAS ao ALL ! physical disarrangements so induced, and says: ‘PARKER’s GINGER Tontc is my.strength and shield. It cured my dyspepsia and for those general ‘ills of which women complain so much, the Tonic is better than all WIiIl Start Monday. The hoisting and pumping works themselves. ‘Womans’ Christian Union. [t -inbeing erected on the Centennial things hid ae tose BEARNEARD re a. Comins. oooupied by other exhibits, have » Trackee Repubiican Items cludes all classes from the noble wo. . 4rilt claim near coer lous ience. A valuable Meaiuee to women cests Manager Jacobs yesterday received . Chance to hold evening receptions, aoe ‘ man, Mrs. Hayes, who at the White ita be oe ee ae to! is its delicious taste,” & Ze ‘ i ilge F : start steam nex onday. ey. p G oa ngs Be a telegram stating that Callender’s which could not be held if the pavil Not a particle of snow is seen from . House grandly asserted her rights AKKER’s GINGER Tonic is no Glee ace ok give an en-. ion were further away. When it is} Truckee on the Sierras, something . to enunciate by her sucial example Wie bev a ence ee “ repr al of ginger, i highly irl SHALLENBERGER, i i in: ne : itic combination of the best vegeta; or tertainment in this city on Tuesday pried gin the Pap show, " never known before. ' the principal of total abstinence, hed en wheel MP sieely a delay so that . }), curative. agents know ‘ig ike AMERICAN 9 CENT TORE. ee ee BROAD STRERT: ; evening, the 18th instant. The comah . Or He . eckian 2 A storm occurred plea night . the blushing girl who strives _ repairs could be made, medical profession. Physicians enny is larger and stronger than . 94° 0€en arranged since June ast, . about six miles east of town, but as. tender sympathies and kindly words . dorse it, and no wife or mother . pa and includes all the old favor. ven the Nevada City people admit} usual Truckee was left dry and. to lead her young associate to a . Hutiese Exrra Dry is the only . should be without it. Prices 50 cents Nevada City. ~ ites, Along and successful engagethat Grass Valley has shown much parched, manly, temperate life. We should . pure native Champagne equal to any ag Tota Be hair. ck ‘ore ment at the Baldwin Theatre in San . "ergy and enterprise. Pomin & Cranmer will build their . give these noble women of the land . imported, and but half the price. 3m York, 4 am Francisco will be closed this week, WORK OF THE LADIES, * new fast passenger boat the coming . and this town our heartiest OS 4 oe ue ye and a few entertainments are tobe} The Grass, Valley ladies have winter. Negotiations are now pendWe should not treat their efforts : + E. CARR. 2 ; given in the interior previous to the . worked as hard as the lords of Grass . ing with a large firm in San Franciswith indifference, nor contempt nor ven sn departure for an European tour, A Valley creation. Fully sixty ladies . © Tt will eclipse anything ever on antagonize them, but cheer them in 1860, few evenings since weattendedone of . were on the committees which had . Lake Tahoe, their work of love. Mr. Rich spoke Cs] Va the performances at the Bay, and recharge of the dytattsof_the Pavilion In a dispute over a game of cards also in behalf of the boys, That inSuccessor to FP. Ez. Belden. ce. gard it asthe best ever given on the . display. Mrs, R. Leech headed ce vag J rig prags it : stead of calling bok hats oe PROPRIETOR OF THE coast by a simi‘ar organization, tlre Committee on Decoration: and . alleged, drew a knife on one Donnel. should recognize the elements o ; . «he Fomine mina . Fenoy work. Mra, Lydia Dibble . ly. when the latter knocked Dierdoft. manhood in them and thus encowr-. = SOUT “ae te, PALACE D aheahuamunrad mia as Johnston is President of the Com: {down with a chair and beat him . age them to a better life. He refera e Owing to the death of the Secre. mittee on Floral Display, with Miss . in 4 most shocking :manoer, red to the work already accomplish: } ! tary and one of the Directors, and to} Clara West as Secretary: and Miss The ‘“‘anntial bounce” on the C. P. . ed in the establishment of the readLX. L 1 \ } “D . in a= Corner Pine and Commercial Streets ‘NEVADA CITY Calkins the absence of the President in Mex-. Gertrude Bosworth as Treasurer, . ailroad has commenced. Conduc: ing room, suggested the practicabilé ico, Capt. James. D. Fleming as a Mrs, Emma Kitts: is Chairman of 0 tors Grant, Moore and Dixon, who ity of a coffee room, industrial destockholder calls a meeting of the ATICN dina . iper pubeat, .and all ns, ews, slligence hat goes country inting Nevada County Mining Company, to be held in this city on the 19th instant, for the purpose of reorganizing the Board of Directors, electing new officers, and transacting Such other business as may be necessary. A recent clean-up at the mine proved highly satisfactory, and the chute now being opened will from appearances pay between $25 and $30 a ton. A Falsehood. We learned Thursday that a rumor is prevalent here and in Grass Valley that the TRanscrier applied the epithet ‘‘animals” to the five miners who recently attached the Merrified for wages due. There is not a shadow of truth in che report so far ao this. paper is concerned, We simply stated that the men displayed bad judgment in bringing the suits, and.-we now reiterate that statement. The lie on the Transcript was probably started by some ignoramus who could.not read English correctly. Went to the Fair. More Nevada City people went to Grass Valley yesterday to attend the Fair than have gone down before since it begun. Everything.in the way of a buggy or carriage that could be found in town was brought into requisition. The great attraction seemed to be the announcement that tke thousand dollar running race was to take place during the afternoon, ‘ Thé Collins Case ‘In the vase" of the People ‘vs. Collins, the convicted murderer of banker Cummings, the Supreme Court has allowed appellant fifteen days to file brief, and respondent fifteen days to reply, and the cause thereon to be sabmitted. cece Bank Exchange. At this favorite place can always _ be found the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars. Eastern beer and _«eelebrated Hoffberg beer can always be had at the Bank Exchange. For Banqusts, Dinners and Parties use Ecitese Extra’ Dry, it is equal toany and superior to most ‘ mported brands, and the only natural California Champagne in the market, ee _ jy12-3n1 Laie the Commmittee on Vocal and Instrumental Music. The officers on Floral Display have been particularly active, and they have a floral bower which would be a credit to any fair. itis not the only noticeable feature, however,by any means, shown by the ladies. APPEARANCE OF GRASS VALLEY, Grass,Valley hemmed in by beautiful hills, looks from above like an extensive bower of trees, through which roofsand spires peep coyly and prettily. Much of this leafy show belongs to fruit trees. The’ orchards are not cultivated asin other sections. Many of them seem to be given over to grass, which at this time of the year looks very dusty anddry. Why is so? Formerly the fruit was allowed to rot on the trees or on the ground to a large extent. It was not near enough to market, Last year, however, several men made money by collecting it for canneries. This opened up a new field to some extent, but the frost last spring discouraged such an enterprise for this year at Iéast. Much of the land about Grass Valley isnot rich enough for the rapid growth of fruit trees. One orchard, which has been growing three years, would surprise Santa Clara county and Sacramento River growers by its small advancement. Other orchards have done better, The fruit has the fine flavor of mountain growth, LEVOTED TO MINING, It should be recollected that this district is still very largely given over to mining, Fruit growing is not a business as it is elsewhere. Neither igithe raising of fast» horses, although the draft stock is very good. MINES AND MINERS, The Agricultural Fair Grounds, with stock display and horse races, elbows two old mines, the Mount Hope and Scadden’s Flat. Just the same were the agricultural products in the Pavilion, close about the exhibits of ores. The dust of the streets of Grass Valley and Nevada City is trampled into checks by the, hob-nailed shoes of the Cornish miners. They are large and powerful men, and have, for the most * part, worked in mines all their working life, and would not do ‘anything else. Their houses are not _What.poor . the desert, have been relieved from duty, and itis hard to tell when they will stop. The Racesat Grass Valley. At the Park to-day there will be a trotting race for 2:24 class free for all; purse $600. ‘Novelty’ race, running — free for all; one mile dash; first horse out at first quarter $75; firat horse out at second quarter $75; first horse out at third quarter $75; first horseout at mile’s end, $75; total amount of purse, $300. Saddle horse race—Running for District horses who have never won money; catch weights; half mile dash; purse $50. Mule‘race—Go as you please; free for all; entrance fee $2.50; purse $50. The celebrated horses known ax “Revolution,” ‘‘Dilton,” ‘*Almont,” “Young Challenge,” and ‘‘Prompter,” have been entered for the trotting race. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Here and There. Leroy. Johnson and Fred Searls }are spending the week at Soda Springs, near Truckee, Mrs. Lannan of Salt Lake, sister to Mrs. KE. H. Gaylord of this city, is lig ald ill at San Francisco, Gaylord ‘has gone to ber bedeide. There is scarcely a possibility of the lady’s récovery, Soci RLY Rita aR a ARE you troubled with suchsymptoms of dyspepsia as belching, tasting of the food, heart-burn, ete, ? Brown’s Iron Bitters will cure yon. For Sale. @ Adesirable building lot on Aristocracy Hill, opposite Gillet’s nursery. Enquire at the residence of J. F. Parsons, 86-3t -\ Accident Policy. Miners, seeure an Accident Policy o the Home Bonefit:Association. It costs but little, and in case of accident you will be allowed from $5 to $25 per week, according to the policy you taketgs, Accidents are liadle to occur at any moment, and if you obtain an accident policy from us the amount you would receive, in case of an accident, would be. more than regular wages. “lw Branp Rate, Joule have beenrunning freight trains on . points were aptly illustrated and amplified by numerous and it is to be hoped not in vain. The Philosophy of Booms. Review : out again, and the reaction thus creand result disastrously to the camp.” The Daily Exchange replies : the ore is there. the boomers will re main. Mining camps cannot be built up except by booms, brings in provision stores, hotels and enterprises of every description. boom.” * Violating the Game Law. John Baldwin (‘‘Gassy Jack”) of Gold Flat and-his two sons have been arrested for violation of the game laws, and will have a jury trial before Justice Blakey next Tuesday evening. . Alex. Gault is the complainant. One of the boys brought some live mountain quail into town Thursday, and the charge is that the defendants caught them in a trap. If this be true they should be made to pay the penalty. People should be made to understand that the game laws of the State are not mere ornaments to the code, as they are too often regarded, __ A Vegetable Snake. J. M. Walling is the proud posses: sor of a remarkable vegetable curiosity from the ranch of Mr. Smith, be. about 3} feet long, tapering from a diameter of an inch aud a half at the stalk-end, to a fine point. It is curled around and around like a snake at rest. Tue digestive organs weakened and wern out -by using ‘cathartic medicines, restored by anne Brown’s Iron Bitters, partment and a gymnasium. These incidents, Many friendly appeals were made by the speaker in behalé of the Union, Says the Rocky Mountain Mining “A boom is not a good thing for a camp and should be avoided rather than sought} after. No matter how rich a section may be, the crowd that rushes in upon the beginning of a boom will rush “This philosophy is not quite sound. If The boom Agricultural tewns may settle up with slow dribble of population, but the ‘mining camp must have its low Grass Valley. It is a cucumber . ood Goods mniform price of thal the cost 80 cents. Misses Hoop Skirts, 40 cents, Corsets, Now in stock a tles from-50 cents to $3:50. Mrs, Lester Nar theDnion Hotel, We have hada good Spring aud Summer Frade, count for it by living up to the motto : — = Latest Styies . Lowest Prices ! wae And Everything as Represented, ai We have placed upon our Tables a Large numated will carry away many good men. ber of Ladies and Children's Summer Hats, varying ip forice from 50 cents to $2.50, which we will sell at the 1 225 Cente Ladies Underwear fora Trifle more of the material LOOK ‘AT THIS: Ladies’Chemise, Tucked and Embroidered, 50 ets, Ladies’ Night Dresses, Tucked and Embroidered, Ladies’ Drawers, Tucked and Embroidered, ,50¢, eae do do 50e. Children’s do ido do 2de, Ladies’ Skirts, Tucked and Ruffled, 75e, White Sacques reduced from §2.50jto $1. 03,, ‘Hereafter we shall make a specialty ot Bustles and variety of Latest ne [Bus . The most complete assortment Of (Corsets in this city, ranging in price from 40 cents to $3. 50. i (ray inl Min at Nevada a We aeDru a PERFUMERY AND Druac Stor en ex erienced Druggist} A COMPLETE STOCK OF Medicines TOILET ARTICLES And everything else usually found in a ficst-clas -——9——— WE ALSO,CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY _. Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors. and other Cutlery Pe Spe cai 4@ Prescriptions!carefully compounded at all aours by yP. H Bevpgn 2 Periodicals, Ete Broad Street Market. Nevada City, Culiforaia. ry: Aat prepared ts, op and vicinity with Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Canganee Corn Beef, ete. At as low rates as can be ourchased any . where in Nevada City. Meats delivered within a reasonable distence free of charge. If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Paries ° Chop, give me a call, lintend toAlways keep the best meatsto be procured in the market at the shop, and customers, whether oid or young, can rely upon getting what they order, A share of publicpatronage is respectfully solicited. UW. SPRUNG, Prov, Cty June 12th, 1882. —ASK FOR— Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gim CRACK PROOF: RUBBER BOOTS. EWARE OF IM [MITATIONS, Be! sure the Boots are stainped CRACK PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM We are SER AND, ASBESTOS SOLES which will make them last more than twice as long as any Rubber Boots made. FORSALE BY ALL DEALERS, All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hos Rprings, . Clothing, Boots and, ‘Shoes, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER;CO. R. H. PEASE, Jr., Fagen a ni Frsnciaee. . F t 8. WM. RUNYQN, now making them with RU The Boss Blacksmith Shop -WM. BARTON, Proprietor. HAVING purchased the lot on . the Plaza, and erected a mammoth’ shop, I am a prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithi and Repairing . In isp. manner.) rick Work a Specialty. Iclaim to make the best Picks for all <indg of mining of any blacksmith in kbp California. Steel Sledges and Wedges Of the best material always on han ° Wagon and Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice§ wk THOMAS H. MeKER, eee succeeded Samuel Clutter in ¢ Co eand Wagon business is now pre o all work in his line in the very anion and at low rates.; Carriage and_,. m. Wheeis] specialty. aweae bs SHOP ON§PLAZA, FOOT OF ‘BROAD F . SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which pre. vents their cracking or breakin GEORGE W. HILL, General Insurance . Agent, NO, 90 MAIN STREET, Grass Walley. Cal. —_—_—; First Class. Companies Represented oo ; RSS TAKEN ATTHE LO WEST RATE AND LOSSES net sicaie cu pais ry

NEVADA DAILY Closing the Mails. Until further notice the mails ‘will ‘close as What a Sulletin Correspondent Says of the Grass Valley Fair. A correspondent writes as follows to the San Francisco Bulletin under ranchers would covet oftea. . The The “Live Yankee” mine, in which “Buck” Grant was interested, is stopped; so, also, are the New Engminers get a sure living, however. . of the Methodist Church in this city, is delivering lectures in this State on Women’s Christian Temperance, Rev. ©. E. Rich, formerly pas tor At the Park Thursday. . ty Nani ‘The morning entertainment at ‘Watt Park was a baseball match, for & prize of $50, between the Athletics anda county nine. The Athletics Wa: Dida Ok tks Coen . OD ES Ses ty Jatl from Trackee to sérve-25 . days for indecent exposure of peraes en Bereains ! i ene . son, ended his term yesterday. PP ce! date of the fifth instant, We synland, those mines pesrionely. menbebalt of ng Ww.c. z % bis — won, having 13 rune to nothing for’ is in a poor wey both physically and iy Route Ba Be a Route mist, 7.16 P.3 ig opsize somewhat : tioned, and others, : “This has not ing of his lecture a" allejo, the ‘the obhee side, a s AG imalaie Waite te’ : ‘1 Bg pues eee Nearly all of the Grass Valley . been a very gooa mining yest 10. this} Chronicle says: Mr, m7 higp a In the afternoon the first thing on . steam engine in his head that keeps 1088 Saat rater, 6 A.M. and7.16 PM. fruit was last spring blasted by the . Section,” was the verdict of one of . upon the four words whic ne “€8 . the programute was the Ladies Tourpuffing.away to his great annoyance. g Sierra City, via N. gen Ju Onion. frost, A certain frostiness also in«. the largest operators, Still, pros-. up its title. It isa Woman’s Chrisnament in which fourteen ladies en-. Drs, Hunt-atid Bobo examinéa him Fae eh cctrne ly (excep y terfered with the friendly relations pecting is going on. The larger en Temperance Union. nares tered as contestants. The names. and found that he was a fit candi% Blue Lent, Worth ge 2 vg * . hitherto existing between Nevada . Mining concerns say that the failures ilbeforce of Bngland orice said tha and the order in which they took the . date for Stockton Insane Asylamh. ere ya ic” edlenge ipa de City and Grass Valley, There hos. have been with the ccncerns not . ‘four boxes had controlled the world; prizes were as follows ::Miss Mamie . kind sskinioa aad Sega, made haewayaa ORE quarrel between the two . having capital enough. the cartridge-box, the jary-box, the . gaitord, Miss Mary Maloney, Miss Trial Jury Excused. ans “You ‘Bet, Little York and Dutch a towns over the location of the PavilMINING TALK AT THE FAIR. ballot-box and the band-box. The . x onie Honor, Miss Plara West,"Miss. Tne trial jury of the Superio ription Monday, ednesday an and a Peieay 2 o , tiret represented the power of ‘the Ais, Wii. ees, 40) oe TY © Superior hy, P ion, Both towns wanted it. Grass] There is much mining talk about ba hs Madocus ok the } Minnie Jones, rs, Wim. Bree, Miss) Court, summoned to appear next ae . Valley has it and the race track-also;\ the Agricultural Fair. You hear rte h seine Sins Shiied eho fal: Benoit, Mrs. : Erskine, ' Miss Lizzie Tuesday,has by Judge Caldwell been BRIEF MENTION. . all within her own borders. The. thatthe Scadden Flat mine hadall the ne is ses # repre saree Alderman, Miss M. Hartley, Miss excused till Monday, the 17th inNT ; hotels of Nevada City get little bene-. timber burned out; that the Empire 7 . “a pay < ; ‘ls thc date M. Duffield, Miss via — The Grand Jury will meet Various Happenings In and Out of . f+ from the show; the Grass Valley . ig looking as well as ever; that the : *'. Hoffman, Mrs, Willis, ter this) next Tuesday to inquire into such EN, Town. ___, [hotels are filled. Grass Valley has. tdaho mine has been ranaing three aie of top ” seit sige was a double team trotting race for. sivil and otivsinel affim of the cman We keep constantly on hand a fine assortment The tatooed woman of Robinson's paid out or, will pay, between $10,. months entirely by water power,and. , °"°" '™ 18. turn had been f] ® Durse of $300, Bay Billy and Lan-. ty as are deemed proper objects of OF circus was married Saturday evening . 999 and $12,000 for the exclusive . and that it paid its one hundred cs tnd ae tea the bases ; sing were driven by Robt. McMur. investigation. ao f a ey . part to a gymnast by the name premises cpa There is ion mile] and sixty-sixth dividend Men day : bate Dae ca he a ceri apa a Sse bid 8 Suk undies Ladies and Children’s EXate. ne : of srvine: : : track just about half way ween . and is still sinking for the 1,500 lev-. ., ”. ‘Perrin, ~The former team won the ‘ -’ A protracted meeting will com-. yiyaga City “Grass Valley, al; that the New et Wit pos: ie Hatten cere aaa aa 881 ret heat in 3. 114, and on the second. Goto Mrs. Breed & Led y's tor nace Bonnets, LIFOR mence in the Christian Church at which could have been. purchased, peoting; that the Miagenta ‘iad Tonge ti eb a i hy a an ner Bally and Lizzie Mack were disfresh oysters—the best in the market Lace Etats, Grass Valley on Sunday next, and with about one hundred and sixty . rial are starting up;that the Washingage a ef abe sed . 4 8000 . tanced. The next was a half-mile —served in any style desired. Fea wine prietors continue for two woeks, the services . .oreg of land, a building which cost . ton is doing nothing; that ‘the Harthe world he hg sa inNUENCe . sind repeat for $100, between Bodie . th 3 Hollister being continued by Elder Lewis wer over $3,000 to build included, all for tery will put on bigger machinery; x go _— ‘ sees a ta and Prince. The first heat was won ABOUT TEN FEET HIGH. Flowers, : gin. $2,500. It might have Sak secured . as the rock is said to be looking up, oa “4 “sea pints i a b erent: hol by Prince in 56 seconds. Prince alYardstick and the Other Boarders Ribbons Work on the new hall “in ‘Morgan and the patronage attending the. that Buda Vista has two companies} ee at ox) es °'Y . so won the second heat in 54 secSrast Het the Tale—Certain Be2 ? a AD & Roberts Block is progressing rap-. 7,:have been divided betw een £0 . wiko wilt gu'in ext epeing toe diith EIN Nig ee ag — Lael onds, taking $60 while Bodie took poe m ae as tas as " MRuchings, ai neck tai, ea gill be ann of ae FEesenr oan Nees City lstnnd A80. grival,. The Idaho. on-Teseday tis the gwo blades of “a paid’ ot . e one . that: again,” sang out young YardLADIES AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR ed andmot next month, and will be one of the . Pavilion this year, and Grass Valley . blasted out some very fine specimens. a ee that Yesterday's Races. stick, one of our Sicetons who is in orthern Cal. handsomest halls in the interior of protested. Both wanted their own . The Idaho inkhagien ‘concede tliat se we Cate ¥ e — 8 dusind the dry. goods line, to Pr ofessor ead: " i ith: shall sever tne heads from = ene “. The th a doll ‘ ling who sometimes read aloud a parLarge, Airy —— : being drunk os amigas people with-. the Standard of Bodie has made ster.of intemperance. This society : ena k : a er ghia agraph, after supper. The Professor Tewils,, ad house Thomas Miller, for being drunk . g,oy all the subscriptions they made moke money than the Idaho. The. W F heletick “Hummiataues announced to take place at the ark complied, lending the beanty of his . 3 offers’ supe. and interfering with the passage of including $200 each from the two} jatter isranning with a large force ce ow has ah . whas yesterday, was for some reason omit. voice to the following statement: . Toweling, sober citizens along the sidewalk, leading hotels, and Grass Valley had and is said by those whe best know Union, T 6 speaker showe ted, and the following exercises were “In the year 1773 a Datchman T bl Li ate e ve was yesterday sentenced by Justice ital ; Date ol the atovs t y ; f ’ . christianity had done for woman, put down on the programme instead: . named Roggewein discovered Easter ‘ableLinen, sod mig ee Pei to go it‘alone, [Part of the above is to be more than paying expenses. At elevating her to equality with man . po. ip t % Island, and reported that the men on . the repute Blakey to pay a fine of $5 or go true, but much of it isfalse. -EDITOR . gho same time that this intelligence ik dhuikehicd: Wak vi abel aah vane ys Tournament at 1h o’clock. . th.5 ¢ island m sazared twales feat in Muslin, n the meun _ jail for ten days, Transcrret.] Incidentally, also, . ig dispensed, you learn that in Penn hisedavd ut tue doblens was Trotting race between Lansing, Don-. height, although the women were Gingh 3 propose to The railroad company will issue} 4, Walrath of Nevada City, a DiVall Wf Sinanceville. lavoe. buote the lofty standard of the noblest wo. ster and: Bay Billy, for @ purse of . commonly not above ten or eleven lnghaw, or, Special : i Sacramento dur-. . Bite ash Cnet ist ce eae: manhood without being a follower . ego fist horse to take 150 a . feet high,” ; TAL TRAY. reduced tickets to ram rector of the El Dorado District As. of Jand-are being est out in grapes. ol Chetek: Hor power: wodld ba , orse to ta $150, secon “Well,” said young Yardstick, “in Calico, : ing the fair. The rate has not yet sociation, threw up his commission ca asus ’ ee ak sal \weael horse $100, and third horse $50. Afmy opinion he was Flying Dutch: an ~ been determined on, but it is thought . 14. successor was appointed, The sie angumented 16 the samperance\\ ter this a walking race for stallions, . man and a lying Dutchman,” and Hosiery, : tickets for the round trip can be pur-. 1. its of the dispute as looked at Between Grass Valley and Nevada in proportion as she labored under one mile, for a purse of $60. This. the other boarders agreed with him. OTHER chased for about two-thirds the reg. +4, either sid ¢; are with’ the town City, on a clear day, appears thirty . the inspiration of the Christian faith, ular fare. James Walsh, an inmate of the of which the nes observer happens to be a resident, miles distant on the ‘mountain tops, eternal snow. This feature is only This society is the Womans’ Christian Temperance Union. The lecto be followed by a runoing race, —— i. Sunday School Entertainment. While nobody desires American ladies to be giants, all would be delighted to see them well and strong. Flannels ‘IN DRESS GOODS: CASHMERES,. BROCADES, BUNTINGS, CAMEI’S HAIR, CHECKS, of all deseriptions, Yetathousand causes combine to Placer county hospital, is believed to To-morrow evening at 7:3) o’clock. keep a large proportion miserable, an entertainment, consisting of mu. T0o much Ct in tee sical and literary exercises, will be . "90%, a She scene hones, ans) : : : plied domestic and family worries, given at the Baptist church by the . want of sleep, little illnesses hard to pupils of the Sunday school meeting . describe, but peculiar to their sex— there. The programme will be un-. 4°é the wolfish pack that drive the thrown into this letter because it} turer gave as_an illustration of the have committed suicide by drowning FAIR GROUMIM AND. PAVILION. comes as a side light to throw on the . magnitude of intemperance a graphic himself in“the North Fork ditch,. The Grass Valley Fair has good . differences between nature and man; description of an army of five million The water was to have been turned . grounds when they have been fully . one sublime and the other otten friv. souls led by death and Satan posout of the ditch Thursday and a improved, The track is only ahalf-. olous, For instance, while all the} sessed by the demons of avarice, apsearch made for his remains. mile, but the buildings on the ground saloons in Grass Valley and all the. petite and despair and every crime People who affix postage stamps . Fe good and ample. The pavilion ‘‘games” imported from other fairs} known in the calender rushing down to newspaper wrappersin such a way . ‘8 in town, the Fair grounds on the) were in unrestricted progress, it ap-. the steep decline of human wretchedthat part of the stamp laps over and edge of the town, about a mile from peared a little quaint to see apadlock . ness into the dark sea of eternal adheres to the paper itself, run the the pavilion. .This \has the disad-. attached to the exterior of the main. ruin, The women of the nation, Gir ustiont ote whan a ae risk of having their paper sent to the . Vantage of not showing the full at-. entrance of one of the churches as if. like Gideon’s band of 300 had risen PP oF 0 80, Dead Letter Office. In that shape . tendance at the grounds. The com. it had been necessary to restrict. the up in the strength of their weakness, the paper becomes a sealed packet, . Pensating advantage i is that the Wit . rush into that edifice while the se-. to give battle to this mighty host in subject to letter rates, and beauty of Grass Valley and vi-. joons were allowed to look out for. the name of God. This band is the elfiap Ped team toute cinity, which fill all the space not AYE, se + ”» der the direction of Mrs. A. O, RogSes 7 Puted ot Me 323 ers. No admission fee will be charg. Ewen street, Brooklyn, N._Y., conper lactde s Usa rs ke eee eel fesses to have suffered from nameless Which Will Be Sold At The Lowest Possible Price. Be }'0R CAS ao ALL ! physical disarrangements so induced, and says: ‘PARKER’s GINGER Tontc is my.strength and shield. It cured my dyspepsia and for those general ‘ills of which women complain so much, the Tonic is better than all WIiIl Start Monday. The hoisting and pumping works themselves. ‘Womans’ Christian Union. [t -inbeing erected on the Centennial things hid ae tose BEARNEARD re a. Comins. oooupied by other exhibits, have » Trackee Repubiican Items cludes all classes from the noble wo. . 4rilt claim near coer lous ience. A valuable Meaiuee to women cests Manager Jacobs yesterday received . Chance to hold evening receptions, aoe ‘ man, Mrs. Hayes, who at the White ita be oe ee ae to! is its delicious taste,” & Ze ‘ i ilge F : start steam nex onday. ey. p G oa ngs Be a telegram stating that Callender’s which could not be held if the pavil Not a particle of snow is seen from . House grandly asserted her rights AKKER’s GINGER Tonic is no Glee ace ok give an en-. ion were further away. When it is} Truckee on the Sierras, something . to enunciate by her sucial example Wie bev a ence ee “ repr al of ginger, i highly irl SHALLENBERGER, i i in: ne : itic combination of the best vegeta; or tertainment in this city on Tuesday pried gin the Pap show, " never known before. ' the principal of total abstinence, hed en wheel MP sieely a delay so that . }), curative. agents know ‘ig ike AMERICAN 9 CENT TORE. ee ee BROAD STRERT: ; evening, the 18th instant. The comah . Or He . eckian 2 A storm occurred plea night . the blushing girl who strives _ repairs could be made, medical profession. Physicians enny is larger and stronger than . 94° 0€en arranged since June ast, . about six miles east of town, but as. tender sympathies and kindly words . dorse it, and no wife or mother . pa and includes all the old favor. ven the Nevada City people admit} usual Truckee was left dry and. to lead her young associate to a . Hutiese Exrra Dry is the only . should be without it. Prices 50 cents Nevada City. ~ ites, Along and successful engagethat Grass Valley has shown much parched, manly, temperate life. We should . pure native Champagne equal to any ag Tota Be hair. ck ‘ore ment at the Baldwin Theatre in San . "ergy and enterprise. Pomin & Cranmer will build their . give these noble women of the land . imported, and but half the price. 3m York, 4 am Francisco will be closed this week, WORK OF THE LADIES, * new fast passenger boat the coming . and this town our heartiest OS 4 oe ue ye and a few entertainments are tobe} The Grass, Valley ladies have winter. Negotiations are now pendWe should not treat their efforts : + E. CARR. 2 ; given in the interior previous to the . worked as hard as the lords of Grass . ing with a large firm in San Franciswith indifference, nor contempt nor ven sn departure for an European tour, A Valley creation. Fully sixty ladies . © Tt will eclipse anything ever on antagonize them, but cheer them in 1860, few evenings since weattendedone of . were on the committees which had . Lake Tahoe, their work of love. Mr. Rich spoke Cs] Va the performances at the Bay, and recharge of the dytattsof_the Pavilion In a dispute over a game of cards also in behalf of the boys, That inSuccessor to FP. Ez. Belden. ce. gard it asthe best ever given on the . display. Mrs, R. Leech headed ce vag J rig prags it : stead of calling bok hats oe PROPRIETOR OF THE coast by a simi‘ar organization, tlre Committee on Decoration: and . alleged, drew a knife on one Donnel. should recognize the elements o ; . «he Fomine mina . Fenoy work. Mra, Lydia Dibble . ly. when the latter knocked Dierdoft. manhood in them and thus encowr-. = SOUT “ae te, PALACE D aheahuamunrad mia as Johnston is President of the Com: {down with a chair and beat him . age them to a better life. He refera e Owing to the death of the Secre. mittee on Floral Display, with Miss . in 4 most shocking :manoer, red to the work already accomplish: } ! tary and one of the Directors, and to} Clara West as Secretary: and Miss The ‘“‘anntial bounce” on the C. P. . ed in the establishment of the readLX. L 1 \ } “D . in a= Corner Pine and Commercial Streets ‘NEVADA CITY Calkins the absence of the President in Mex-. Gertrude Bosworth as Treasurer, . ailroad has commenced. Conduc: ing room, suggested the practicabilé ico, Capt. James. D. Fleming as a Mrs, Emma Kitts: is Chairman of 0 tors Grant, Moore and Dixon, who ity of a coffee room, industrial destockholder calls a meeting of the ATICN dina . iper pubeat, .and all ns, ews, slligence hat goes country inting Nevada County Mining Company, to be held in this city on the 19th instant, for the purpose of reorganizing the Board of Directors, electing new officers, and transacting Such other business as may be necessary. A recent clean-up at the mine proved highly satisfactory, and the chute now being opened will from appearances pay between $25 and $30 a ton. A Falsehood. We learned Thursday that a rumor is prevalent here and in Grass Valley that the TRanscrier applied the epithet ‘‘animals” to the five miners who recently attached the Merrified for wages due. There is not a shadow of truth in che report so far ao this. paper is concerned, We simply stated that the men displayed bad judgment in bringing the suits, and.-we now reiterate that statement. The lie on the Transcript was probably started by some ignoramus who could.not read English correctly. Went to the Fair. More Nevada City people went to Grass Valley yesterday to attend the Fair than have gone down before since it begun. Everything.in the way of a buggy or carriage that could be found in town was brought into requisition. The great attraction seemed to be the announcement that tke thousand dollar running race was to take place during the afternoon, ‘ Thé Collins Case ‘In the vase" of the People ‘vs. Collins, the convicted murderer of banker Cummings, the Supreme Court has allowed appellant fifteen days to file brief, and respondent fifteen days to reply, and the cause thereon to be sabmitted. cece Bank Exchange. At this favorite place can always _ be found the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars. Eastern beer and _«eelebrated Hoffberg beer can always be had at the Bank Exchange. For Banqusts, Dinners and Parties use Ecitese Extra’ Dry, it is equal toany and superior to most ‘ mported brands, and the only natural California Champagne in the market, ee _ jy12-3n1 Laie the Commmittee on Vocal and Instrumental Music. The officers on Floral Display have been particularly active, and they have a floral bower which would be a credit to any fair. itis not the only noticeable feature, however,by any means, shown by the ladies. APPEARANCE OF GRASS VALLEY, Grass,Valley hemmed in by beautiful hills, looks from above like an extensive bower of trees, through which roofsand spires peep coyly and prettily. Much of this leafy show belongs to fruit trees. The’ orchards are not cultivated asin other sections. Many of them seem to be given over to grass, which at this time of the year looks very dusty anddry. Why is so? Formerly the fruit was allowed to rot on the trees or on the ground to a large extent. It was not near enough to market, Last year, however, several men made money by collecting it for canneries. This opened up a new field to some extent, but the frost last spring discouraged such an enterprise for this year at Iéast. Much of the land about Grass Valley isnot rich enough for the rapid growth of fruit trees. One orchard, which has been growing three years, would surprise Santa Clara county and Sacramento River growers by its small advancement. Other orchards have done better, The fruit has the fine flavor of mountain growth, LEVOTED TO MINING, It should be recollected that this district is still very largely given over to mining, Fruit growing is not a business as it is elsewhere. Neither igithe raising of fast» horses, although the draft stock is very good. MINES AND MINERS, The Agricultural Fair Grounds, with stock display and horse races, elbows two old mines, the Mount Hope and Scadden’s Flat. Just the

same were the agricultural products in the Pavilion, close about the exhibits of ores. The dust of the streets of Grass Valley and Nevada City is trampled into checks by the, hob-nailed shoes of the Cornish miners. They are large and powerful men, and have, for the most * part, worked in mines all their working life, and would not do ‘anything else. Their houses are not _What.poor . the desert, have been relieved from duty, and itis hard to tell when they will stop. The Racesat Grass Valley. At the Park to-day there will be a trotting race for 2:24 class free for all; purse $600. ‘Novelty’ race, running — free for all; one mile dash; first horse out at first quarter $75; firat horse out at second quarter $75; first horse out at third quarter $75; first horseout at mile’s end, $75; total amount of purse, $300. Saddle horse race—Running for District horses who have never won money; catch weights; half mile dash; purse $50. Mule‘race—Go as you please; free for all; entrance fee $2.50; purse $50. The celebrated horses known ax “Revolution,” ‘‘Dilton,” ‘*Almont,” “Young Challenge,” and ‘‘Prompter,” have been entered for the trotting race. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Here and There. Leroy. Johnson and Fred Searls }are spending the week at Soda Springs, near Truckee, Mrs. Lannan of Salt Lake, sister to Mrs. KE. H. Gaylord of this city, is lig ald ill at San Francisco, Gaylord ‘has gone to ber bedeide. There is scarcely a possibility of the lady’s récovery, Soci RLY Rita aR a ARE you troubled with suchsymptoms of dyspepsia as belching, tasting of the food, heart-burn, ete, ? Brown’s Iron Bitters will cure yon. For Sale. @ Adesirable building lot on Aristocracy Hill, opposite Gillet’s nursery. Enquire at the residence of J. F. Parsons, 86-3t -\ Accident Policy. Miners, seeure an Accident Policy o the Home Bonefit:Association. It costs but little, and in case of accident you will be allowed from $5 to $25 per week, according to the policy you taketgs, Accidents are liadle to occur at any moment, and if you obtain an accident policy from us the amount you would receive, in case of an accident, would be. more than regular wages. “lw Branp Rate, Joule have beenrunning freight trains on . points were aptly illustrated and amplified by numerous and it is to be hoped not in vain. The Philosophy of Booms. Review : out again, and the reaction thus creand result disastrously to the camp.” The Daily Exchange replies : the ore is there. the boomers will re main. Mining camps cannot be built up except by booms, brings in provision stores, hotels and enterprises of every description. boom.” * Violating the Game Law. John Baldwin (‘‘Gassy Jack”) of Gold Flat and-his two sons have been arrested for violation of the game laws, and will have a jury trial before Justice Blakey next Tuesday evening. . Alex. Gault is the complainant. One of the boys brought some live mountain quail into town Thursday, and the charge is that the defendants caught them in a trap. If this be true they should be made to pay the penalty. People should be made to understand that the game laws of the State are not mere ornaments to the code, as they are too often regarded, __ A Vegetable Snake. J. M. Walling is the proud posses: sor of a remarkable vegetable curiosity from the ranch of Mr. Smith, be. about 3} feet long, tapering from a diameter of an inch aud a half at the stalk-end, to a fine point. It is curled around and around like a snake at rest. Tue digestive organs weakened and wern out -by using ‘cathartic medicines, restored by anne Brown’s Iron Bitters, partment and a gymnasium. These incidents, Many friendly appeals were made by the speaker in behalé of the Union, Says the Rocky Mountain Mining “A boom is not a good thing for a camp and should be avoided rather than sought} after. No matter how rich a section may be, the crowd that rushes in upon the beginning of a boom will rush “This philosophy is not quite sound. If The boom Agricultural tewns may settle up with slow dribble of population, but the ‘mining camp must have its low Grass Valley. It is a cucumber . ood Goods mniform price of thal the cost 80 cents. Misses Hoop Skirts, 40 cents, Corsets, Now in stock a tles from-50 cents to $3:50. Mrs, Lester Nar theDnion Hotel, We have hada good Spring aud Summer Frade, count for it by living up to the motto : — = Latest Styies . Lowest Prices ! wae And Everything as Represented, ai We have placed upon our Tables a Large numated will carry away many good men. ber of Ladies and Children's Summer Hats, varying ip forice from 50 cents to $2.50, which we will sell at the 1 225 Cente Ladies Underwear fora Trifle more of the material LOOK ‘AT THIS: Ladies’Chemise, Tucked and Embroidered, 50 ets, Ladies’ Night Dresses, Tucked and Embroidered, Ladies’ Drawers, Tucked and Embroidered, ,50¢, eae do do 50e. Children’s do ido do 2de, Ladies’ Skirts, Tucked and Ruffled, 75e, White Sacques reduced from §2.50jto $1. 03,, ‘Hereafter we shall make a specialty ot Bustles and variety of Latest ne [Bus . The most complete assortment Of (Corsets in this city, ranging in price from 40 cents to $3. 50. i (ray inl Min at Nevada a We aeDru a PERFUMERY AND Druac Stor en ex erienced Druggist} A COMPLETE STOCK OF Medicines TOILET ARTICLES And everything else usually found in a ficst-clas -——9——— WE ALSO,CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY _. Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors. and other Cutlery Pe Spe cai 4@ Prescriptions!carefully compounded at all aours by yP. H Bevpgn 2 Periodicals, Ete Broad Street Market. Nevada City, Culiforaia. ry: Aat prepared ts, op and vicinity with Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Canganee Corn Beef, ete. At as low rates as can be ourchased any . where in Nevada City. Meats delivered within a reasonable distence free of charge. If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Paries ° Chop, give me a call, lintend toAlways keep the best meatsto be procured in the market at the shop, and customers, whether oid or young, can rely upon getting what they order, A share of publicpatronage is respectfully solicited. UW. SPRUNG, Prov, Cty June 12th, 1882. —ASK FOR— Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gim CRACK PROOF: RUBBER BOOTS. EWARE OF IM [MITATIONS, Be! sure the Boots are stainped CRACK PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM We are SER AND, ASBESTOS SOLES which will make them last more than twice as long as any Rubber Boots made. FORSALE BY ALL DEALERS, All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hos Rprings, . Clothing, Boots and, ‘Shoes, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER;CO. R. H. PEASE, Jr., Fagen a ni Frsnciaee. . F t 8. WM. RUNYQN, now making them with RU The Boss Blacksmith Shop -WM. BARTON, Proprietor. HAVING purchased the lot on . the Plaza, and erected a mammoth’ shop, I am a prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithi and Repairing . In isp. manner.) rick Work a Specialty. Iclaim to make the best Picks for all <indg of mining of any blacksmith in kbp California. Steel Sledges and Wedges Of the best material always on han ° Wagon and Carriage Repairing Done with neatness and at short notice§ wk THOMAS H. MeKER, eee succeeded Samuel Clutter in ¢ Co eand Wagon business is now pre o all work in his line in the very anion and at low rates.; Carriage and_,. m. Wheeis] specialty. aweae bs SHOP ON§PLAZA, FOOT OF ‘BROAD F . SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which pre. vents their cracking or breakin GEORGE W. HILL, General Insurance . Agent, NO, 90 MAIN STREET, Grass Walley. Cal. —_—_—; First Class. Companies Represented oo ; RSS TAKEN ATTHE LO WEST RATE AND LOSSES net sicaie cu pais ry