September 9, 1880 (4 pages)

reet,, yNcisew ‘ the. treada1 Diseases okness limyeary stand ~ rity, treated. ura of anrom visiting: e, snd has, enpatory, G25. mercial, Sars s. and those: an — + —— Aser HeRcE Ct , or Gopraved eed oy theat unlimited ng certimsy, d symptoms, fific. meadient: pnancs, dark pe heat, Mung e rustling of riots, Uiubasisof the limbs, adlect, loss of achingstreny. naintances, a oss of nena TANSCT VOL. XLI NEVADA CITY; CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1880 NO 3. _ Nevada City, California, . P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS, BROWN & CALKINS, PROPRIETORS. MASONIC NOTICE. evada Lodge, No.13,F:& A.M. A STATED MEE+INGS on the \ Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. E. M. PRESTON, Master. _ J. H. BOARDMAN, Secretary. . jell-ly ny KO. of G. T. tevada Eadge, No. 201, 1.0. of G. T. erular Meetings are held every Friday Eving ot 74 .c’elock; at Odd Fellows’ Hall, street, Nevada City, Cal. Sojourning’ ood Lemplars are invited toattend, . and ¥variouurped tongue, nption, night rent insanity, ly, either in x cane effected je of treating a of eXecting eo narriage, who e fearful mala -~ cred. responsidelay to chtain SE. . s CUREH AT to. Dr Cibbon, thof time the the. medicine ym dimage or gountr}\«*ith nee. By enin, in a regis‘ost. Otfice, or a package of by, express: to! N, 673 Kearney san Francisco. ease inform Dr vertisement in NSCRIPT. Ss ba River. 2 RECTORS OF ) No. 1, , LY 14, 1880. ) RD OF DIRECTict No. 1,passed h day of JULY, received at the No; 55, in the niento, éal., un. 18, 1880, for thé engthening and. ary to prevent he channel of with plans and office of the Diny his bid with well-known an or at least five PARKS, Presition being, that mtract shall be he bond as-—-rerectors for the is contract, the urty’s bid shall be ard shall be made md, with two or ‘isfaction of the ual to fifty (60) Es contract, conrformance there nt. of the Engine will be paid wn on the State leted within sixty ing the contract, ans shall be emwhatever on any ‘material used in rk -shall be purr or manufaeturer directly, employs bor. . oat Board of Dit No. 1, Room 55, acramento, Cal., e “Proposals for right to reject an ‘LAN, Secretary. ids for the abov o . 25th, 1880, nd place. COGLAN, See’y. ing work embraced oa ui sagen ht ey grade, citiz te of Yuba river, » work, and also Bear river, _being receiving new bids THURSDAY, Se 2™. of Directors. GLAN, Secretary, isso, abt Betis t te 9 [te NEW MILL at Rock Creek, is com: ~ Sordersfor Building or Mining Lumber. _ . All kinds of Luniber kept constantly on : “band. Orders left at the office on Boulder ae IP NOTICE. . seph Eustis, ‘have ip pond the firm « EUSTIS, for the nd selling meats in Town. of Grass Valund State of Califor: nly members of of about 1 mile from d Btate aforesaid. ~B, TOWNSEND, OSEPH EUSTIS, , 24, 1880. _ Attorney and Counselors at Liw iven that we, J. B. oe ie _—_J-C, RICH, -W, C.-T} Re Bosu, W. S. f\24-ly AMERICAN MEAT MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City In Transcript Block. JAMES MONRO, Proprictor, Qos SOWSTANTLY ON HAND THE ; best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Véal, Corn Beef. JOHNSON & CROSS, A ttorneys and Counsciors‘at Law. cee OFFICK— ne, Sroan a Pine Streets, W. D. Long, A ttorney aiid Counselor at Law. NOTARY PUBLIC OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposite the National Exchange. Hotel A. B. DIBBLE, . CHAS, W. KITTS DIBBLE & KITTS, MAIN SYREET, GRASS E. H. Gaylord, orney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE. Nevada City. J. M. Walling, A ttormey and Counselor at Law. —aND— NOTARY PUBLIG, OFFICE—On Pine Street, first door below ‘Juex’s Store. _ wih practice inall the Sourts of this State R. B. SYMINGTON, C. 5; U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, MIENING AGENCY, Olin OF THE DEADWOOD GOLLT Union. Hotel, Nevada City. WALLEY. Mining Compaiy. Main street, abov jel7 _J.G. HARTWELL, County surveyor. _W. F, ENGLEBRIGHT, ' (U. S. Dep, Mineral Surveyor. Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and ining Engineers, —AND— Z Surveyors, FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, Nevada City, Cal. Particular attention paid to Examination and Reports on Mining Property. al New Saw Mill, At Rock Creek. M. L. «& D. MARSH, Proprictors, pleted and we are now ready to fill all “Street, will be promptly attended to. _ F. Von BUELOW, M. D., _ PE*SICIAN AND suRGEON, OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRU STORE, : Masonic Building. Residence—Main Street, House, Neva ja City: GEORGE C, GAYLORD, DEALER IN : osite § _ Groceries, Provisions, Case, Grods, £2 Goods Sold at Bea Rock Prices, Agent for Giant Powder Company. WM. B. CAMPBELL, Architect and Civil Engineer. a “PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: FOR: Buildings and Bridges. Patterns m ro order for all kinds of Wheel Gear. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE—W. Nevada City. : JAMES J; OTT, ASSAYER, 3 Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. ORES o ever; description MELTED and ASS2 TED. 4 By Request, Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. OLD AN REFINED, HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, ; Smelting and Lead 4is Montgomery Street, . SELBYCOMPANY. ——_ _ SAN FRANCISCO. increasing. Having very extensive f Send for Cireular. “EDWARD G. D . GOLD MINERS __ 'WORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES ———BY USING——— SILVER PLATED AM! LGAMATING PLATES. The most-economical and successful process now in-use. Will-warrant my Plates to save a Very much larger per centage of gold than any other method. Thousands of orders filledand the demand en r nsiv: ities for the manufacture of these Plates, will fill orders: for ‘California, Colorado, Montana, Dakota, Oregon, Idaho, Utahand adjoining States at prices which defy competition. 3 Metal Goods of all descriptions, including Musical Instruments used by Brass Bands; plated “,Bewareof purchasing inferior Plates from irresponsible partics. San Francisco Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. . 653 and 655 Mission Street, between New Montgomery and Third, San Francisco. rr) ENNISTON, Proprietor. GOLD AND SILVER R EF INERY, ASSAY OFFICE. Deposits of Gold Bars and Dust received and returns made in coin in 24 hours. od No charge for Melting and Assaying Deposits for Coin. Depositors are guaranteed better results than: by sending to the Mint, or _market. RIAL DEPOSITS solicited. PRENTISS SELBY, Superintendent _ San Francisco, May 18th. DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Ot Grass Valley.)} a . . DENTIST. Office in Brown & Morgan’s Block. Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Nevada Jan. 20. FOR SALE CHEAP. One No. . Burleigh Air Compresor, with Air Receiver, % feet by. 46 inches, vs One Cameron Special Steam Pump. Steam Cylinder 10x12. Waiter Cylinder 8x12, The above are nearly new and in -perfeetorder. Apply to ei, pee, New Chop House. i, Adjoining Lones’ Mall, NEVADA CITY. MEALS GOT UP ON SHORT NOTICE ANDIN ANY TYLE DESIRED, FROM 25.CENTS UP. With my long experie in the cujsine de; ent, I feel contdeen ian giving satisaction to all who may favor me wita. their datronage. Ee R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, a (Nevada and Grass ‘Valley selling their gold in. the} eet, ané Wood & Lumber Co. Reed . CONSTANTLY ON All kinds of Common and Clear’ LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, 8 AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, MOULDIN38, ae DRESSED PICKETS, ROUGH -PICKETS, SHAKES, SHINGLES, LATHS, PENCE POSTS, ‘ MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete. Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W & M. Co., Main Street. ——s G427All orders will be promptly attended to, s@Telephonic communication between Nevada City and Yard. Nevada, June 13th. Stumpf’s Hotel and Restaurant, Broad 8t., above Pine, Nevada City, F, A. EILERMAN, Prop’r. . , THE CUISINEpo DEPARTMENT Ro Ig under the direction of a First Class Cook and the Tables will be supplied with the Best the Market affords. Meals at all hours of the day. Board by the Month, Week or Day at easonable Prices. iis Specis Dinners or Suppers for Organizations or Pr: ‘ate Partics’ a specialty, and, got ten uv on Short Notice and at a Low Figure Fine Wines and Liquors to order. « George 8. Hupp, Klectro-Plating in Gold or Silve °. Vt FFIDE—PINE STREET, . sof WD. . the whole being. They cure not only the . ASSAY OFFICE, Aw and Counselor at Taw, . MmosT _ Wonderful Curative Agent in Bxistence,.— 4 If you are suffering from any h Diseases or Debility; call-or send ie fy for circulars giving.-full-informa— tion that may very likely be worth ¥ more than WILLIDNS. OF MONEY, Do not delay, but caller write Duplex Galvanic Co. 112 Kearney St., SAN FRANCISCO. July 22-2m For all the purposes of a Fam-. ily Physic, — Curing COSTIVENESS,SIA, FOUL SsTOMACH AND BREATH, HEADACHE, ERYSIPELAS, PILES, RHEUMATISM, ERUPTIONS AND = SKIN DISEASES, BILLIOUSNESS, LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY, TET, TER, TUMORS AND SALT RHEOM, WORMS, GOUT, NEURALGIA,, 48 A DINNER PILL, AND PURIFY ING THB BLOOD, are the mest-congenial purgative yet perfected. Their effeets abundantly show how much they excel all other Pills. They are safe and pleasant to take. but powerful tocure. They purge out the foul humors of the blood; they stimulote the sluggish or disordered organs into action ; and they impart health and tone to every. day complaints of every body, but for midable and dangerous diseases. Most skillful physicians, most eminent clergymen, and clergymen, and our beat citizens, send certificates of curesgerformed, and.of great benefits derived from thesé Pills. They are the safesstand best physic for children, beause mild as well as effectual. Being sugar coated, they are essy to take ; and@being purely vegetable, they areentirely:harmless, PREPARED. BY DR. J.C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass. Practical and: Analytical Chemists. MEDICINE, jy23 MARBLE WORKS. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF GRANITE WORK Monuments, Headstones, Tombstones, ete. — ALS0— Scotch Granite Monuments. Opposite Fisher’s Tin THOS.: PRICE’S = —,it—— Chemical Laboratory, a 524 Sacramento Street. SAN FRANCISCO. D elted irto Bars, and returhs trom twenty-four to ae go hours. . Bullion can be forwarded to this from any part of the Interior by aud returns made in the same manner, Republican Couzity Convention. . _Truckee Precinct—At Richardson Bros’ . A. S8 dyer’s Cathartic Pills; . » JAUNBICE, DYSPEP. Soup BY ALL Dryeoists AND DEALERS IX HOWARTH & MORRISON MILL STREET, CRASS VALLEY SITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, =e ‘Careful Analysis made of Ores, Matals, OTICE.—At a meeting of the mublican County Central Committee of Nevada county, held at Citizens Bank Monday, Aug. 23, 1880, it was unanimously resolved that a County Convention of the National Republican Party of Nevada county shall be held in the Theatre, at Nevada City, on Wednesday, September 15th, A. D. 1830, at 11 o'clock A. M. Resolved, Thata Primary Election for Delegates to such Conventior shall be held on Saturday, September llth, 1880, The basis for election of delegates. shall be one} delegate for each 25 votes or fraction thereof cast for Geo, ©. Perkins, : The election shall be held in the precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, San Juan and Truckee, between the hours of 4 o'clock P, M. and 8 o'clock P/M. (under the Primary Election Law).” 5; At all other precincts; the election shall be BROAD STREET E. M. R. M. HUNT JOHN T. MORGAN.Cashier and Secretary Dr. R. M. Hon. Gro. M. Hucues. CITIZENS BANK, NEVADA CITY ~’ Capital $3C,000. OFFICERS: . eee eeeeeee Paid up President Vice President SOO ee ee ee ee DIRECTORS: — Joun T, MorGan. T.W Sicournky. L. Housman, =i ak; ERESIOR, ka Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchange. £27 Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion 4a Highest Price Paid for State an ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON. = -! held_between the hours of 7 o’clock, P.M. . New York, and 9 oclock, P. M., in-such manner as the Sacramento, voters present shall declare, Pee oe SSS s Fr a Névada City Precinct—Will hold their an Francisco, election at City Hall—Inspector Alex, Sloan —20 delegates, . Grass Valley Precinct—At the Town Hall. —Iuspector, Alex. Henderson; Judges, Harry Bennet, E. C. Webster—22 delegates. office—Inspector, W. Richardson; Judges,: J. Lewison, F. Stevens.—6 delegates, N_ San Juan Precinct—To beheld at Jas. tidger’s office.—Inspector John-Stotlar; —_ D. Furth, J. A. -Stidger.—4 delegates. . Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector 0. D Camp. bell.—2 delegates, Eur . Banking Business, Los Atigetes. Exchange on all the. Principal n < ‘ties. Make Collections and transact a Gengra x, 4 Also >—CORRESPONDENTS— Ne York—First National Bank. : San Francisco—First. National Gold Bank! SAcRAMENTO— National. Gold) Bank of D O, Mills & Co, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los AnekLes—Commercial Bank. . Buena. Vista Precinct—Inspector, D. M. Barker.—1 delegate. Allison . Ranch Precinct—Inspector, 8. Beuoit.--1 delegate. : Forest Springs -Precinct—Inspector Jos, Perrin.—1 delegate, ; Nor‘h Bloomfield—Inspector, A. A. Smith. —3 delegates. : La«e City Precinet—Inspector, P. A. Paine —1 delegate, ' Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector, Richard Penrose.—1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct —Inspector, C. J. Hawley.—-2 delegates. _Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D. Rath yurn.—1 delegate. Eureka Precinct—Inspector, G. A. Ellis— 2 delegates. Moore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector, Jas. Reed.—1 delegate. ee Washington Precinct—Inspector, John McBean.—2 delegates. ; Omega Precinct—Inspector A. T. (Frye. 1 delegate.Bear Valley Precinct—I delegate, Sweetiand Precinct — Inspector, G, W. Wood.--2 delegates. : ' Birchville Precinct—Inspector, G.-B. Newell.—I delegate. French Corral Precinct—Inspector, A. H. Lewis.—1 delegate. Rough and Ready Precinct—Inspector, §. H. Dikeman.—4 delegates. Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, H. L. Hatch.—2 delegates, Mooney Flat Precinct—Inspector, Wm. Westerfield.—1 delegate, Anthony House Precinct—Inspector, P. 8, Novey.—1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct—1 delegate, Spenceville Precint—1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector, Milton Smith.—1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector, D.C. Morgan.—1 delegate. : tae Precinct—Inspector, H. Cooper.—1 de 5 Hunt's Hil Precinct—Inspector, A. G, Turner.—1 delegate. ~ You Bet Precinct—Inspector, John Heinson.—3. delegates, Beea. Precinet—Inspector, R. P. Furgysom: —3. delegates, ce Qualification for. voters.—-That the persons offering to.vote, pledge themselves to vote the Republican National Tick ef, Notice of Primary ordered printed in allthe Republican papers in the county. , FP, G. BEATTY, Chairman. A. Nivens, Secretary. : Nevada County Narrow Gauge —— Railroad Company. TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NEVADA CITY ON AND AFTER . ) Menday, May, 3d, 1880, as follows: 4 LEAVING, 1.30 A. My, Daily, arrive Grass Valley 2.09 xX. M.;, arrive Colfax 3.40 a, M.3 connecting with,Atiantic Express arriving ii San Franeiseo at 11.35 a, M. 10.00 a. ., Daily (Sunday excepted); arrive Grass Valley 10.27°a.M.: artive Colfax 11,55 a. M.; connecting with Reno Expregs arr ving in San Francisco at7.35 Pp. ™. 3.25 Pp. M., Daily, arrive Grass Valley -3.53 P. M.; arrive Colfax 5,20 Pp. M.; eonnecting with Pacific Express for the East. ley. ike 11.00 A. M., Sundays only; local, train for Grass Valley. traln for Grass Valley, ARRIVING. = Express from the East and with Reno Exress leaving San Francisco at 4.30 P. M.; eaves Colfax at 4,06 a. m.; leaves @rass Valley 5.45 a. M. : : 9 00 A. M., Daily (Sundays exeepted); local train from Valley, t 2.20 Pp. u., Daily (Sunday exeepted); connecting with Reno ress an@ Train No. 5 leaving Sgcramgnto at 5.43 a. M.; leaves tre at 12.256.r.m.; leaves. Grass Valley 1.53 P. M. 7.58 P. M., Daily; connecting with Pacific Express leaving San Francisco at 9.80 A. M.; leaves Colfax 6:00P. u.; leaves Grass Valley at 7.28 P. me 10,00 a, M., (Sundays only); local {train from. Valley. 3.0@ P.M., ieee only); local train bis i days excepted); lo y (Sundays ex : rece Valle 12.45 P. M., JOHN F: KIDDER, Genera] Superintendent. Luetje and Brand, we WATCHMAKERS and OF FICE—cornerof Broad and Pine st 8.15 P. M., Daily; local truim for Grass ¥al-}, 7.30 a: M., Daily (Sundays excepted); loca . 6.15. M., Daily; connecting:with Atlantic JEWELERS, . . : wn i 9 s a ge 2. nar" = So ge Bs a=) Ss cram 3 g 2 sD Z = = & e $ a JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at. Law, Notary Public and Conveyaneer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of this State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f $2.50 each ; certificatesof acknowledgment thereto included, jel5 —— Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL situated on Main ff Street, inthe y of Nevada, has ve been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and ig always Open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, -Are . , Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the House has a spring mattrass, As a desirable, quiet place for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE UNION Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and ail filled with the very: best the market 8. : CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS: AND: CIGARS, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard:Tables to be found in the State. : The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotelin-the Mountains, and the Proprietor is determined tokeep it so. JACOB NAFFZIGER. ’ Stable. _ BROAD STREET. ;.. -NEVADA cry Opposite National Exchange, Hoter, ’ D. WELLINGTON, orietor:. A Lot GA, Merses, Caryfages and Buggies Te be foundin this part of the State, 4 x Toams, with Blegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to%et at the shortest notice and on the @ Horses are free fromvice, of goodstyle d capable of going as fast as any genYeman earestodrive. faCarriages for Funerals. attended to with promptness, : Good Saddle Horses alwayson hang vy: boar aod PY the day, week et: month and reatest 0; e guarant , . AZ Bp. WELLINGTON National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. THIS WKLE.KNOWN HOTEL IS vest SlW8. Ss pen for the accommodation Hil of so Braxeting Public. Large addit song. been made to it, aad it has bee, fifties up in elegant style. THE ING ROOMS ere large, airy TH.& FABLE will compare favorably with thet of any Hotel in the Stste. The propri etor on spare no pairs or expense to render his, gtiests comfortable: STAGES lea ve this House daily for all plaees, North of this city. A CARRIAGE wil aiways be found at the Depot to convey passengers to this House. ‘BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR connected with the Hotel. ‘Ashe of publie patronage is respectfully "©. B. PEARSON, Proprietor. SMR BROADST. pp. Stumps. lute! . sNewala, Sept, 5, 1878 . H& Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES. . ganounces that he’ bas now the largest

reet,, yNcisew ‘ the. treada1 Diseases okness limyeary stand ~ rity, treated. ura of anrom visiting: e, snd has, enpatory, G25. mercial, Sars s. and those: an — + —— Aser HeRcE Ct , or Gopraved eed oy theat unlimited ng certimsy, d symptoms, fific. meadient: pnancs, dark pe heat, Mung e rustling of riots, Uiubasisof the limbs, adlect, loss of achingstreny. naintances, a oss of nena TANSCT VOL. XLI NEVADA CITY; CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1880 NO 3. _ Nevada City, California, . P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS, BROWN & CALKINS, PROPRIETORS. MASONIC NOTICE.. evada Lodge, No.13,F:& A.M. A STATED MEE+INGS on the \ Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. E. M. PRESTON, Master. _ J. H. BOARDMAN, Secretary. . jell-ly ny KO. of G. T. tevada Eadge, No. 201, 1.0. of G. T. erular Meetings are held every Friday Eving ot 74 .c’elock; at Odd Fellows’ Hall, street, Nevada City, Cal. Sojourning’ ood Lemplars are invited toattend, . and ¥variouurped tongue, nption, night rent insanity, ly, either in x cane effected je of treating a of eXecting eo narriage, who e fearful mala -~ cred. responsidelay to chtain SE. . s CUREH AT to. Dr Cibbon, thof time the the. medicine ym dimage or gountr}\«*ith nee. By enin, in a regis‘ost. Otfice, or a package of by, express: to! N, 673 Kearney san Francisco. ease inform Dr vertisement in NSCRIPT. Ss ba River. 2 RECTORS OF ) No. 1, , LY 14, 1880. ) RD OF DIRECTict No. 1,passed h day of JULY, received at the No; 55, in the niento, éal., un. 18, 1880, for thé engthening and. ary to prevent he channel of with plans and office of the Diny his bid with well-known an or at least five PARKS, Presition being, that mtract shall be he bond as-—-rerectors for the is contract, the urty’s bid shall be ard shall be made md, with two or ‘isfaction of the ual to fifty (60) Es contract, conrformance there nt. of the Engine will be paid wn on the State leted within sixty ing the contract, ans shall be emwhatever on any ‘material used in rk -shall be purr or manufaeturer directly, employs bor. . oat Board of Dit No. 1, Room 55, acramento, Cal., e “Proposals for right to reject an ‘LAN, Secretary. ids for the abov o . 25th, 1880, nd place. COGLAN, See’y. ing work embraced oa ui sagen ht ey grade, citiz te of Yuba river, » work, and also Bear river, _being receiving new bids THURSDAY, Se 2™. of Directors. GLAN, Secretary, isso, abt Betis t te 9 [te NEW MILL at Rock Creek, is com: ~ Sordersfor Building or Mining Lumber. _ . All kinds of Luniber kept constantly on : “band. Orders left at the office on Boulder ae IP NOTICE. . seph Eustis, ‘have ip pond the firm « EUSTIS, for the nd selling meats in Town. of Grass Valund State of Califor: nly members of of about 1 mile from d Btate aforesaid. ~B, TOWNSEND, OSEPH EUSTIS, , 24, 1880. _ Attorney and Counselors at Liw iven that we, J. B. oe ie _—_J-C, RICH, -W, C.-T} Re Bosu, W. S. f\24-ly AMERICAN MEAT MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City In Transcript Block. JAMES MONRO, Proprictor, Qos SOWSTANTLY ON HAND THE ; best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Véal, Corn Beef. JOHNSON & CROSS, A ttorneys and Counsciors‘at Law. cee OFFICK— ne, Sroan a Pine Streets, W. D. Long, A ttorney aiid Counselor at Law. NOTARY PUBLIC OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposite the National Exchange. Hotel A. B. DIBBLE, . CHAS, W. KITTS DIBBLE & KITTS, MAIN SYREET, GRASS E. H. Gaylord, orney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE. Nevada City. J. M. Walling, A ttormey and Counselor at Law. —aND— NOTARY PUBLIG, OFFICE—On Pine Street, first door below ‘Juex’s Store. _ wih practice inall the Sourts of this State R. B. SYMINGTON, C. 5; U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, MIENING AGENCY, Olin OF THE DEADWOOD GOLLT Union. Hotel, Nevada City. WALLEY. Mining Compaiy. Main street, abov jel7 _J.G. HARTWELL, County surveyor. _W. F, ENGLEBRIGHT, ' (U. S. Dep, Mineral Surveyor. Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and ining Engineers, —AND— Z Surveyors, FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, Nevada City, Cal. Particular attention paid to Examination and Reports on Mining Property. al New Saw Mill, At Rock Creek. M. L. «& D. MARSH, Proprictors, pleted and we are now ready to fill all “Street, will be promptly attended to. _ F. Von BUELOW, M. D., _ PE*SICIAN AND suRGEON, OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRU STORE, : Masonic Building. Residence—Main Street, House, Neva ja City: GEORGE C, GAYLORD, DEALER IN : osite § _ Groceries, Provisions, Case, Grods, £2 Goods Sold at Bea Rock Prices, Agent for Giant Powder Company. WM. B. CAMPBELL, Architect and Civil Engineer. a “PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: FOR: Buildings and Bridges. Patterns m ro order for all kinds of Wheel Gear. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE—W. Nevada City. : JAMES J; OTT, ASSAYER, 3 Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. ORES o ever; description MELTED and ASS2 TED. 4 By Request, Gold Bars Exchanged for Coin. OLD AN REFINED, HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, ; Smelting and Lead 4is Montgomery Street, . SELBYCOMPANY. ——_ _ SAN FRANCISCO. increasing. Having very extensive f Send for Cireular. “EDWARD G. D . GOLD MINERS __ 'WORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES ———BY USING——— SILVER PLATED AM! LGAMATING PLATES. The most-economical and successful process now in-use. Will-warrant my Plates to save a Very much larger per centage of gold than any other method. Thousands of orders filledand the demand en r nsiv: ities for the manufacture of these Plates, will fill orders: for ‘California, Colorado, Montana, Dakota, Oregon, Idaho, Utahand adjoining States at prices which defy competition. 3 Metal Goods of all descriptions, including Musical Instruments used by Brass Bands; plated “,Bewareof purchasing inferior Plates from irresponsible partics. San Francisco Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. . 653 and 655 Mission Street, between New Montgomery and Third, San Francisco. rr) ENNISTON, Proprietor. GOLD AND SILVER R EF INERY, ASSAY OFFICE. Deposits of Gold Bars and Dust received and returns made in coin in 24 hours. od No charge for Melting and Assaying Deposits for Coin. Depositors are guaranteed better results than: by sending to the Mint, or _market. RIAL DEPOSITS solicited. PRENTISS SELBY, Superintendent _ San Francisco, May 18th. DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Ot Grass Valley.)} a . . DENTIST.. Office in Brown & Morgan’s Block. Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. Nevada City. Nevada Jan. 20. FOR SALE CHEAP. One No. . Burleigh Air Compresor, with Air Receiver, % feet by. 46 inches, vs One Cameron Special Steam Pump. Steam Cylinder 10x12. Waiter Cylinder 8x12, The above are nearly new and in -perfeetorder. Apply to ei, pee, New Chop House. i, Adjoining Lones’ Mall, NEVADA CITY. MEALS GOT UP ON SHORT NOTICE ANDIN ANY TYLE DESIRED, FROM 25.CENTS UP. With my long experie in the cujsine de; ent, I feel contdeen ian giving satisaction to all who may favor me wita. their datronage. Ee R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, a (Nevada and Grass ‘Valley selling their gold in. the} eet, ané Wood & Lumber Co. Reed . CONSTANTLY ON All kinds of Common and Clear’ LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, 8 AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, MOULDIN38, ae DRESSED PICKETS, ROUGH -PICKETS, SHAKES, SHINGLES, LATHS, PENCE POSTS, ‘ MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete. Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W & M. Co., Main Street. ——s G427All orders will be promptly attended to, s@Telephonic communication between Nevada City and Yard. Nevada, June 13th. Stumpf’s Hotel and Restaurant, Broad 8t., above Pine, Nevada City, F, A. EILERMAN, Prop’r. . , THE CUISINEpo DEPARTMENT Ro Ig under the direction of a First Class Cook and the Tables will be supplied with the Best the Market affords. Meals at all hours of the day. Board by the Month, Week or Day at easonable Prices. iis Specis Dinners or Suppers for Organizations or Pr: ‘ate Partics’ a specialty, and, got ten uv on Short Notice and at a Low Figure Fine Wines and Liquors to order. « George 8. Hupp,

Klectro-Plating in Gold or Silve °. Vt FFIDE—PINE STREET, . sof WD. . the whole being. They cure not only the . ASSAY OFFICE, Aw and Counselor at Taw, . MmosT _ Wonderful Curative Agent in Bxistence,.— 4 If you are suffering from any h Diseases or Debility; call-or send ie fy for circulars giving.-full-informa— tion that may very likely be worth ¥ more than WILLIDNS. OF MONEY, Do not delay, but caller write Duplex Galvanic Co. 112 Kearney St., SAN FRANCISCO. July 22-2m For all the purposes of a Fam-. ily Physic, — Curing COSTIVENESS,SIA, FOUL SsTOMACH AND BREATH, HEADACHE, ERYSIPELAS, PILES, RHEUMATISM, ERUPTIONS AND = SKIN DISEASES, BILLIOUSNESS, LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY, TET, TER, TUMORS AND SALT RHEOM, WORMS, GOUT, NEURALGIA,, 48 A DINNER PILL, AND PURIFY ING THB BLOOD, are the mest-congenial purgative yet perfected. Their effeets abundantly show how much they excel all other Pills. They are safe and pleasant to take. but powerful tocure. They purge out the foul humors of the blood; they stimulote the sluggish or disordered organs into action ; and they impart health and tone to every. day complaints of every body, but for midable and dangerous diseases. Most skillful physicians, most eminent clergymen, and clergymen, and our beat citizens, send certificates of curesgerformed, and.of great benefits derived from thesé Pills. They are the safesstand best physic for children, beause mild as well as effectual. Being sugar coated, they are essy to take ; and@being purely vegetable, they areentirely:harmless, PREPARED. BY DR. J.C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass. Practical and: Analytical Chemists. MEDICINE, jy23 MARBLE WORKS. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF GRANITE WORK Monuments, Headstones, Tombstones, ete. — ALS0— Scotch Granite Monuments. Opposite Fisher’s Tin THOS.: PRICE’S = —,it—— Chemical Laboratory, a 524 Sacramento Street. SAN FRANCISCO. D elted irto Bars, and returhs trom twenty-four to ae go hours. . Bullion can be forwarded to this from any part of the Interior by aud returns made in the same manner, Republican Couzity Convention. . _Truckee Precinct—At Richardson Bros’ . A. S8 dyer’s Cathartic Pills; . » JAUNBICE, DYSPEP. Soup BY ALL Dryeoists AND DEALERS IX HOWARTH & MORRISON MILL STREET, CRASS VALLEY SITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, =e ‘Careful Analysis made of Ores, Matals, OTICE.—At a meeting of the mublican County Central Committee of Nevada county, held at Citizens Bank Monday, Aug. 23, 1880, it was unanimously resolved that a County Convention of the National Republican Party of Nevada county shall be held in the Theatre, at Nevada City, on Wednesday, September 15th, A. D. 1830, at 11 o'clock A. M. Resolved, Thata Primary Election for Delegates to such Conventior shall be held on Saturday, September llth, 1880, The basis for election of delegates. shall be one} delegate for each 25 votes or fraction thereof cast for Geo, ©. Perkins, : The election shall be held in the precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, San Juan and Truckee, between the hours of 4 o'clock P, M. and 8 o'clock P/M. (under the Primary Election Law)..” 5; At all other precincts; the election shall be BROAD STREET E. M. R. M. HUNT JOHN T. MORGAN..Cashier and Secretary Dr. R. M. Hon. Gro. M. Hucues. CITIZENS BANK, NEVADA CITY ~’ Capital $3C,000. OFFICERS: . eee eeeeeee Paid up President Vice President SOO ee ee ee ee DIRECTORS: — Joun T, MorGan. T.W Sicournky. L. Housman, =i ak; ERESIOR, ka Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchange. £27 Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion 4a Highest Price Paid for State an ty Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON. = -! held_between the hours of 7 o’clock, P.M. . New York, and 9 oclock, P. M., in-such manner as the Sacramento, voters present shall declare, Pee oe SSS s Fr a Névada City Precinct—Will hold their an Francisco, election at City Hall—Inspector Alex, Sloan —20 delegates, . Grass Valley Precinct—At the Town Hall. —Iuspector, Alex. Henderson; Judges, Harry Bennet, E. C. Webster—22 delegates. office—Inspector, W. Richardson; Judges,: J. Lewison, F. Stevens.—6 delegates, N_ San Juan Precinct—To beheld at Jas. tidger’s office.—Inspector John-Stotlar; —_ D. Furth, J. A. -Stidger.—4 delegates. . Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector 0. D Camp. bell.—2 delegates, Eur . Banking Business, Los Atigetes. Exchange on all the. Principal n < ‘ties. Make Collections and transact a Gengra x, 4 Also >—CORRESPONDENTS— Ne York—First National Bank. : San Francisco—First. National Gold Bank! SAcRAMENTO— National. Gold) Bank of D O, Mills & Co, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los AnekLes—Commercial Bank. . Buena. Vista Precinct—Inspector, D. M. Barker.—1 delegate. Allison . Ranch Precinct—Inspector, 8. Beuoit.--1 delegate. : Forest Springs -Precinct—Inspector Jos, Perrin.—1 delegate, ; Nor‘h Bloomfield—Inspector, A. A. Smith. —3 delegates. : La«e City Precinet—Inspector, P. A. Paine —1 delegate, ' Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector, Richard Penrose.—1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct —Inspector, C. J. Hawley.—-2 delegates. _Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D. Rath yurn.—1 delegate. Eureka Precinct—Inspector, G. A. Ellis— 2 delegates. Moore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector, Jas. Reed.—1 delegate. ee Washington Precinct—Inspector, John McBean.—2 delegates. ; Omega Precinct—Inspector A. T. (Frye. 1 delegate.Bear Valley Precinct—I delegate, Sweetiand Precinct — Inspector, G, W. Wood.--2 delegates. : ' Birchville Precinct—Inspector, G.-B. Newell.—I delegate. French Corral Precinct—Inspector, A. H. Lewis.—1 delegate. Rough and Ready Precinct—Inspector, §. H. Dikeman.—4 delegates. Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, H. L. Hatch.—2 delegates, Mooney Flat Precinct—Inspector, Wm. Westerfield.—1 delegate, Anthony House Precinct—Inspector, P. 8, Novey.—1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinct—1 delegate, Spenceville Precint—1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector, Milton Smith.—1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector, D.C. Morgan.—1 delegate. : tae Precinct—Inspector, H. Cooper.—1 de 5 Hunt's Hil Precinct—Inspector, A. G, Turner.—1 delegate. ~ You Bet Precinct—Inspector, John Heinson.—3. delegates, Beea. Precinet—Inspector, R. P. Furgysom: —3. delegates, ce Qualification for. voters.—-That the persons offering to.vote, pledge themselves to vote the Republican National Tick ef, Notice of Primary ordered printed in allthe Republican papers in the county. , FP, G. BEATTY, Chairman. A. Nivens, Secretary. : Nevada County Narrow Gauge —— Railroad Company. TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NEVADA CITY ON AND AFTER . ) Menday, May, 3d, 1880, as follows: 4 LEAVING, 1.30 A. My, Daily, arrive Grass Valley 2.09 xX. M.;, arrive Colfax 3.40 a, M.3 connecting with,Atiantic Express arriving ii San Franeiseo at 11.35 a, M. 10.00 a. ., Daily (Sunday excepted); arrive Grass Valley 10.27°a.M.: artive Colfax 11,55 a. M.; connecting with Reno Expregs arr ving in San Francisco at7.35 Pp. ™. 3.25 Pp. M., Daily, arrive Grass Valley -3.53 P. M.; arrive Colfax 5,20 Pp. M.; eonnecting with Pacific Express for the East. ley. ike 11.00 A. M., Sundays only; local, train for Grass Valley. traln for Grass Valley, ARRIVING. = Express from the East and with Reno Exress leaving San Francisco at 4.30 P. M.; eaves Colfax at 4,06 a. m.; leaves @rass Valley 5.45 a. M. : : 9 00 A. M., Daily (Sundays exeepted); local train from Valley, t 2.20 Pp. u., Daily (Sunday exeepted); connecting with Reno ress an@ Train No. 5 leaving Sgcramgnto at 5.43 a. M.; leaves tre at 12.256.r.m.; leaves. Grass Valley 1.53 P. M. 7.58 P. M., Daily; connecting with Pacific Express leaving San Francisco at 9.80 A. M.; leaves Colfax 6:00P. u.; leaves Grass Valley at 7.28 P. me 10,00 a, M., (Sundays only); local {train from. Valley. 3.0@ P.M., ieee only); local train bis i days excepted); lo y (Sundays ex : rece Valle 12.45 P. M., JOHN F: KIDDER, Genera] Superintendent. Luetje and Brand, we WATCHMAKERS and OF FICE—cornerof Broad and Pine st 8.15 P. M., Daily; local truim for Grass ¥al-}, 7.30 a: M., Daily (Sundays excepted); loca . 6.15. M., Daily; connecting:with Atlantic JEWELERS, . . : wn i 9 s a ge 2. nar" = So ge Bs a=) Ss cram 3 g 2 sD Z = = & e $ a JOHN I. CALDWELL, Attorney at. Law, Notary Public and Conveyaneer. Office—South side Broad street, opp. Union street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of this State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f $2.50 each ; certificatesof acknowledgment thereto included, jel5 —— Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL situated on Main ff Street, inthe y of Nevada, has ve been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and ig always Open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, -Are . , Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the House has a spring mattrass, As a desirable, quiet place for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE UNION Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and ail filled with the very: best the market 8. : CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS: AND: CIGARS, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard:Tables to be found in the State. : The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotelin-the Mountains, and the Proprietor is determined tokeep it so. JACOB NAFFZIGER. ’ Stable. _ BROAD STREET.. ;... -NEVADA cry Opposite National Exchange, Hoter, ’ D. WELLINGTON, orietor:. A Lot GA, Merses, Caryfages and Buggies Te be foundin this part of the State, 4 x Toams, with Blegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to%et at the shortest notice and on the @ Horses are free fromvice, of goodstyle d capable of going as fast as any genYeman earestodrive. faCarriages for Funerals. attended to with promptness, : Good Saddle Horses alwayson hang vy: boar aod PY the day, week et: month and reatest 0; e guarant , . AZ Bp. WELLINGTON National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. THIS WKLE.KNOWN HOTEL IS vest SlW8. Ss pen for the accommodation Hil of so Braxeting Public. Large addit song. been made to it, aad it has bee, fifties up in elegant style. THE ING ROOMS ere large, airy TH.& FABLE will compare favorably with thet of any Hotel in the Stste. The propri etor on spare no pairs or expense to render his, gtiests comfortable: STAGES lea ve this House daily for all plaees, North of this city. A CARRIAGE wil aiways be found at the Depot to convey passengers to this House. ‘BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR connected with the Hotel. ‘Ashe of publie patronage is respectfully "©. B. PEARSON, Proprietor. SMR BROADST. pp. Stumps. lute! . sNewala, Sept, 5, 1878 . H& Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES. . ganounces that he’ bas now the largest