September 9, 1881 (4 pages)

cents,” 2 ceiits, sing, 9c. fanbase Dress 5, a (881. Ranges several Com ad, and y be all MAN, E,-Sr., oT. cture the i siz ! alass, vare. nnection =X great many idle men-in Nevada City. Ke mine Owner say a few days ago that Ag p, ; ners could not be found out of em. Of Broad and Pine Streets to York ~ ramento ou Monday, the 19th inst, the latter. town being Superinten; & The San Francisco Post says the > National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, was tutally destroyed by fire a Tew days ago, and the loss was about + 5?,00. The Hotel cost about $50, -. “Taz DAILY. TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORN; A, BRIEF MENTION. “¥arlous Mappentags In and Oat of ~“‘Phose inverted posts “tay of Washington yard. Nuf ced, j There are a few more persons who ‘have failed to pay their city taxes, Read the listen the fourth page, A decree of disiributi ; ‘belonging to the estate of in the gang: school house ed. : ' The new planking from the corner Street will be completed in a few days, It is a nice improvement. Phe PacifieCoast: Miiiin and Mi ? ave begun suit in the Superior Court of San Francisco to eject James Skews from lands in thi county, : : The Derbée Mining Company are going toruna drain tunnel. That company is a God-send to _the:town of North Bloomfield at this stage of the game, . The Mountaineer Mill is running regularly again, the ‘laying of* the pipe to take water from the Snow Mountain’ ditch having been conrpleted this week, Be The State Fair commentve at Sac‘An anusually large number of our people are talking of visiting the State Capital at that time, A delegation. of members . of Oust»mah Lodge, No. 16, I. @, 0, F. sre contemplating —a—fraternal “visit ta the lodge at North Sau “Juan on the evening of the 19th ‘instant, Rose Mekirkey; a woman who took te-tke path of ‘ shame_while living in Nevada City, ‘was fined ten dollars iu the Marysville police. court: this Week ‘for being ‘drunk and. _disorderaVueeca ; _ At assessment of 15 cents a share, <linquent October 11th, has been levied on the Capital stock of the property . John L, E Williams, deceased, has been order: WHAT THEY ARE DOING. te Personal and Social items Gleancad Here and There. . R. P. De Noon, Superintendent of the Derbec, returned yesterday from pie Dey. Fe es District Attorney Gaylord went to San Francisco yesterday morning on court business. G, D. Blakey, the lawyer, is engaged in painting his uew dwelling house. That shows he is mot proud ifhe is good looking. G.'A. Bachelor of London, England; and Wm. S. Chapman of San Francisco are inspecting the mining interests of this district, — Thomas Mein the well-known mining Stiperintendeat has gone to Jacksonville, Oregon; to take” charge of-a mine in that vici ity. Rifle Inspector Wallis and’ Corporal Dolan of Co. G came from below }on yesterday morning's train. went through to Campto spect Capt. Brown’ will be back here to-day, A. J. Ross,“who was down from North Bisomfield yesterday, reports everything painfally quiet in those diggings. The peovle thers are work inthe Nydraulic mines’ to: be recommenced. oe Stanley Eddy, proprietor of the National Hotel, and wife returned night before last from their carriage trip to Yosemite and other points of interest'in the State. They. have be one some three weeks, and dich. vie jaunt immensely, ‘On the ficst Wednesday evening in: October the Grass Valley Reform Club.will tender a compliméntary benefit i th way of an entertainment toRev, Powe'l, who as President of the C. has been zealous in his. efforts to bri ‘it.up to.its present popu'arity and excellent finaneial standing. = Richard Wheeler, one of the pioneef:mining editors of the Coast and for along time connected with the San Francisco Alta, came to town Murchie Mining Company, The official notice willbe found in another column, j . Yesterday work was commenced on the new photographie gallery in the rear of Mrs, Mills’ dress-making establishment. It jg ‘proposed to have it the finest gallery ofart ever “seen in this part of the State. The funeral of John Schmidt took place from the Catholie Church yes: terday afternoon, Most all the busTuess houses were closed during the procession which was Very large, inclading twenty-six carriages, A crushing of twelve loads of rock taken from the Eareka . mine on Gold Flat has just been made, the yield being about $180. °. The claim . is owned by Nevada City and Grass Valley parties, John Trenberth of 0, and itis in nearly as good con-dition as when first built. : Mr, Pingree has commenced the erection of one of his new dwelling houses, just above the Gas Works, L. M. Bowdoin is doing the carpenter work. Mr. Pingree proposes ‘to put ina large bulkhead and fill the lot in with slickens, _ That will relieve the Maryavillians a little, Tt has been Stated that there are a. No one well posted on the matter would beheve such a statement even if we did not deny it. We heard a a dozen good hydraulie or qiiartz miployment in this city, Kverybody seems to ke employed and we don’t know where the idle then keep themselves, ; Proposed Land League, There is some talk-#f organizing a Braneh of the Land Yengue in this city to extend méral and financial ‘support'to the down-trodden sons of Erin, Tt ‘will be “Gefinitely determined in a few ‘days whether the ‘organization will'be effected. ee . Se Ace Cream Te‘night, Ice cream at Aintonfo Tam’s tomight—the last of the season, lt _——— Turkey Stvuot. . ~ There will bea tatkey shoot at he Rifle Grounds Senay. A puni rived here yesterday yesterday. The Alta is’ one of the few papers in the State that advocatés a fair adjustment of the slick— ens troubles, and our readers should show their apprecation of. that fact by patronizing it. Kidward Davies of Wales, T. W. Barker of Richmond, Eugland, and D. I. Neame of Kent, England, ar— morning, These gentlemen, or atleast a } Ortion of them, are heavily interested in the Blue Tent hydraulic mine, They were accompanied by Prof, Thomas. Price of San Francisco, General Manager of the property. Rector Davis, who used to rule the destinies of Trinity Church in this ‘city, should provide himself with a big elub and inaugurate a reform in his own family. His son-in-law, Col. Shaw of the Vir— ginia Enterprise, refersto his son Sam’s anties. as». ‘*monkey shines,” and his son Sam retorts in the Carson Appeal by Saying that some monkeys never shine, +o “} DesPERapo's PLAN, Frank Jvhnson Wants to Escape from Jaih . Frank Johnson, the young man who killed’ John Noyes at Quaker Hill, and who is new in the Cotnty Jail awaiting trial for murder, has been kept locked up in an irdh tank for several das and will hava'to Stay there till his casé'is disposed of. He had been aécorded the liberty of the corridor util one day redéntly, when Sheriff Tompkins dropped on a couple of plans for.escape that he was maturing. One vf them was to have his young wife. smuggle into him a loaded revolver. When he got ‘possession of it he was to change clothes with another prisouer who is a trusty, and pulling the hat down over his face and with a slop pail in his hand walk out of the corridor door when it was opened, If he was detected in the act he had determined to kill whoever stood ‘in the way and thus secure liberty. Another proposition he had under consideration in case this did not work, was to prevail upon the jailer to loek him up fora night in one of the cells where a bar is out of the grating, leaving an aperture perhaps large enough for & small man to slip through. Once in that.cell he intended to remove his clothing, grease his body, and slide out by way of the grating, _ He cannot get out of the place. he is. now in without reducing himelf to the thinness wae er of Guinea Hens will also be put lead pencil; ———— ee _ principally. engaged in waiting for . : the _. -Pine street, below Vinton’s,REMARK ABLE PROCEED! NG. A Man Ensultv~ai Justice of the Peace on the Street and is Sent =p for Contempt of Court. F. Kleupfer was brought down from Truckee yesterday and locked up in the County Jail for-a term of 24 hours in default of a hundred dollar fine imposed on him by Justice Dunster because of alleged contempt of court. ‘Last week the prisoner was working on a building with another. man when some overturn barrelg of water browght there to mix thortar’ with They did not cease when ordered to, and Kleupfer-began-to throw bricks at self became ifyolved in quite-a row coning along arrested the partner Hout said nothing to the other men, Kleupfer called -him a drunkard, and said he had a good mind to put a ‘héad on him. The next thing Kléupfer knew about the affair was whén told that he had been ‘adjudged guilty of contempt of Court aad must pay $100 or gotojail for one day, beginuing at 12 o'clock om; yesterday. ; Upon his arrival Mr. Kleu; fer engaged C. W. Cross as counsel, and through him filed application for a writ of habeas corpus ‘setting ‘forth in substance as follows: “Said imprisonment is on ‘a warrant that does not show it is for con~ tempt of court. ‘The facts of the case are that said petitioner hada personal altercation near the Plaza-with Dunster and Kleupfer hasnever been cailedupon to show cause why he should’ not be pitmished for contempt; that he has never had a hearing; that none of said acts were cominitted in any court, nor has there ever been a hearing of said matter,” : Shortly after one --0cloek;.--when e prisoner had been in the Sheriff's custody*a little over an hour, Judge Caldwell iss the writ of habeas corpns and he released. This proceeding ione that fhay make businesgand fun for the Truckee court, but it’é rough on the taxpayers. + ra : Bound Over. The preliminary examination of Isaac Longstreet, arrested for the killing of H. @. M2Clellan at Truckee, resulted in the defendant being bound over to the Superior Court for trial On a charge of murder, . ‘ —— + School Bell Raised. L. D. Rathbun, whowas over from Cherokee yesterday, says that the sew bell has been put in place on the school house there. It has until now been hung temporarily tear ‘the ‘ground. ON nents For Sale. ecco ts Portable Engine, 7x14, Apply to G. G, AtLan, Nevada Foundry, Nevada City, Sept. 7th—<tf Demorest Fall patterns just re: eae tlon, Mrs, Lesték & CraWrorp, tf A oe _—— Go to:Har?is’ Saloon, Beer Five Cents a glass, s3-2w, » At Mis. Bester & Crawrorp’s, +e The Brighton Range. lowing published in a paper of this city: To the Brighton‘Range and its ad vertisers anid manufacturers (who are state that I handle the same ranges, and have failed to find a single lot that ever arrived in this county in good order, which must be on account of construction ; and any stove or range that will not hold its own weight for transportation, is not such a stove or range as is wanted by this eommunity. Go, FE, Turner, Nevada City, Aug. 30, 1881, Asone of the advertisers of the Brighton Range I freely admit that I amsmall, weighing only about 135 pounds. Notwithstanding this’ Tam always at my store andin acondition to transact business with ‘whoever wants to come and see me, I am there to sell goods or attend to any less profitable matters that should be settled. As for the Brighton Range, I sell only such as are in per: fect order. If any person sels soealled Brighton Ranges that cannot hold their own weight, I think those Ranges Must be drink, = Parey THOMAS LEGG, For Legg & Shaw. NeVitla City, Sept. 3, Baxtts' and childrens’ pictures & parties came along and began to them, Finaily tis partner and himwith them, and Justice Dunster . No More Dyspepsia of indigestion: Dr. Henly’s celebrated IX L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to givetelief, Read physicians’ certificates on the _ back of ‘bottle ‘Sold everywhere, tf pe aes SED Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with, tf Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families & superior quality of mountain ice.— All orders ly attended to, ae m3-tf “J. S. THompson, +o Pleasant-Furnished Rooms to Rent. Bnquire at this office. a23 finest photographic lens ever brought to this coast. It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Europe, and guarenteed to be the equal of any lens on the coast, tf . Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! !!Are you disturbed at mght and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth. If 80, gO at once. and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing. syrup. It will relieve the poor httle sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to. the mother and relief and health to-the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe-to use in all cas— es, and pleasant to the taste, ‘and js the presrcriptionof one of the ‘oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everyWhere, 25 cente a bottle _———Sn Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never occur if you are particular wit and cleanse them every day with jurious ingredients of = evived, Catalogues frée on appliea. School Mats-25-Cents Each, . > that famous tooth—-wash, Sozodont, From youtlr tg‘old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired, The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like, whiteness, and the guhis-a roseate hue, while the breatie is purmfied «and rendered Sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare antisepic: herbs and is entire’ y free from the objectionable and in tooth pastes, TURNER, NEVADA corr. V HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, in ‘ Of Every Description, IRON,). STEEL, STOVES, ‘TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, Torus Praric:—I find the fol-. very small in this community) [ would GUNS, PISTOLS Etc., Ete., Etc. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GEASS, * Crockery, —AXD— , Glassware. MLL & MINING SUPPLIES, Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining ‘Powder in ube, Large and full'stock of GRANITE IRON WARE, ; Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. —_—— + made to order at short notice, 42 Purchasers will find it to their Advan tage to visit my establishment defers buying _felsewhere.specialty at Quirk’s, t left at the Ice House will be prompt —_ oo Private John Michell, Quirk has just received one of the . : i PUTTY; Ete. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes . atticle in the ADMISSION DAY, GRAND —AT— HUNT’S HALL. Friday Evening, Sept. 9, 188], (ADMISSION Day) MILITARY BALL FTAA UD Serg’t W. F, Evans, Sery’t Alex, Sloan, Corporal J.C, Dean,Private P. Gray, + ae FLOOR MANAG ERs: Lieut. G. G, Gray, Lieut. J.J, Weisenburger, Corp, G.°A, Nihell, Priy. John Michell, Priv. Chas. P. E.Gray, Priy. D. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Privy, John Grimes, a FLOOR DIRECTOR: CAPTAIN JOHN A, RAPP, ee RECEPTION COMMITTER: Serg. J.C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H, Walrath, Priv, D. E. Morgan, Priv, EB. A. Appleton, Priy, John Watters, Priv, L, J. Nicholson, Priv. Tf, J. Bush, ! z Priv. H. H, Haskins, DECCRATION COMMITTEE. ~ Corp, Jos, Lewis, Priv, Wn. Horrett; Priv. Wim. Morgan, Priv, Thos, Cley eland, Priv. W. @, Stiles, ‘MUSIC BY THE Military Band, NEW GROCERY FIRM —_— —STHOMAS,WALRATH-& HICKS. — Broad St, Adjoining Gautt's Bakery, NEVADA ciTy; i AVING_ purchased the entire ateck of ALEX GAULT, are now prepared to supply the “people of Nevada Olty with the Best of everything in.the Grovery* anil Provision line at : They keep a tn andefresh supply of GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONs, ~CASE.GooDs, FLOUR and FEED, HAMS, BACON, LARD &o Our Wine Cellar Is stocked with choice and delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.’ We have also on hand Fine Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of charge, We warrant every article sot by 1$—— GRAND MARCH at 9 o'clock. Tickets, $1 50. Spectators, 50 Cents Re irra iat Military Notice, _ —— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _——. YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory, in full uhiform, i On Friday the 9th day of September, at 10 o'clock, A. M., For. Parade: and Annual Target Practice. ¢ order, J. A. RAPP; Capt. Coma’, W. F, Etwys, 0, 5, -, DEALER 1) Fresh Oysters, Gol Fish, Globes, Nuts, Candies, Ett, NEVADA curry, HAVING ' just returnéd from San*rancisoo, the attention of y_ the public is cailed ¢ suiy beavtiful stock of soods GOLD FISH and GioBEs— Two Gold Fish and Globe, $2 50 A FRESH STOCK OF is Fresh Eastern Oysters, Will be received dniky and served up in the highest style of the culinary art, TRY THE TOPSY-TURVY—Soinethiny new, A Fine Stoek of Choice French and American’ Candies. If you want something nice, call on s3 Sas: S A. TAM, — — A Card to the Public,ISAIAH WILLIAMS, FP\HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. _ DUNCAN &CO., has removed to-Gillet’s old staid, Pine street, now ow med by J.C, Hasseil, where those who desire First Class Work Done In the ‘‘Tonsorial Art,” will receive polite and careful attention, AT COST On cecount of REMOVAL every a IMPORTANT STORE Will be sold at Cost for the next TWO WEEKS ONLY: . : GEO, E. TURWER’ a . And Vicinity, that she Will open a Store us to be as represented, and by strict attention ta buisiness and selling at Hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, Thomas, Walrath\ & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Steet. Nevada City, August 25th, 1881, NERY —AND— FANCY coops, — MISS M. W. PIERCE PEs to inform dhe sidihe ot NEVADA Ciry f a Monday, August 22d, 1881, For Fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods, — On Broad Street, next above the Engine House, Where sh&will be pleased to welcome all™ fod reapectf X Wy invites an inspection -ef—hey stuck of Gox Nand asks a share of the trade, ee ayls ————— ASK -F' pa Union India Rubber Co's Pure Para Guin \CRACK PROOF Rubber Boots and Coats. * / Beware of Imitations { BR: sure the Boots are stainped Crack ) Proof on the heels, and have the Pure Gum Springs ou the foot and instep, which preteot their cracking or breaking. The manufactured, For Sale by all Dealerg, All kinds. Rubber Belting, Pack. ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER. CO. R. H. PEASE, Je.) Agents. §.-M. RUNYON, San Francis 0. all DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine Street, Beckinan’s Building, OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, First clase 4 work 4t popular Fives, : : Boots Blacked ‘ree of. Charge. N.B. Mr. Dance was formerly engaged &t the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is @ thorouyls waster of the “ton sorial art’ rs ” THREE GITY LOTS FOR Sak, rpimee: very desirable City Lots are of. fered for salt theap. For particulare euquire of is MRS, JONATI’ AN CLARK, D, AUERBACH, } a23 Piety Hill, The Lowest Living Rates,Will last twiee as long -ag any other .

cents,” 2 ceiits, sing, 9c. fanbase Dress 5, a (881. Ranges several Com ad, and y be all MAN, E,-Sr., oT.. cture the i siz ! alass, vare. nnection =X great many idle men-in Nevada City. Ke mine Owner say a few days ago that Ag p, ; ners could not be found out of em. Of Broad and Pine Streets to York ~ ramento ou Monday, the 19th inst, the latter. town being Superinten; & The San Francisco Post says the > National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, was tutally destroyed by fire a Tew days ago, and the loss was about + 5?,00. The Hotel cost about $50, -. “Taz DAILY. TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORN; A, BRIEF MENTION. “¥arlous Mappentags In and Oat of ~“‘Phose inverted posts “tay of Washington yard.. Nuf ced, j There are a few more persons who ‘have failed to pay their city taxes, Read the listen the fourth page, A decree of disiributi ; ‘belonging to the estate of in the gang: school house ed. : ' The new planking from the corner Street will be completed in a few days, It is a nice improvement. Phe PacifieCoast: Miiiin and Mi ? ave begun suit in the Superior Court of San Francisco to eject James Skews from lands in thi county, : : The Derbée Mining Company are going toruna drain tunnel. That company is a God-send to _the:town of North Bloomfield at this stage of the game, . The Mountaineer Mill is running regularly again, the ‘laying of* the pipe to take water from the Snow Mountain’ ditch having been conrpleted this week, Be The State Fair commentve at Sac‘An anusually large number of our people are talking of visiting the State Capital at that time, A delegation. of members . of Oust»mah Lodge, No. 16, I. @, 0, F. sre contemplating —a—fraternal “visit ta the lodge at North Sau “Juan on the evening of the 19th ‘instant, Rose Mekirkey; a woman who took te-tke path of ‘ shame_while living in Nevada City, ‘was fined ten dollars iu the Marysville police. court: this Week ‘for being ‘drunk and. _disorderaVueeca ; _ At assessment of 15 cents a share, <linquent October 11th, has been levied on the Capital stock of the property . John L, E Williams, deceased, has been order: WHAT THEY ARE DOING. te Personal and Social items Gleancad Here and There. . R. P. De Noon, Superintendent of the Derbec, returned yesterday from pie Dey. Fe es District Attorney Gaylord went to San Francisco yesterday morning on court business. G, D. Blakey, the lawyer, is engaged in painting his uew dwelling house. That shows he is mot proud ifhe is good looking. G.'A. Bachelor of London, England; and Wm. S. Chapman of San Francisco are inspecting the mining interests of this district, — Thomas Mein the well-known mining Stiperintendeat has gone to Jacksonville, Oregon; to take” charge of-a mine in that vici ity. Rifle Inspector Wallis and’ Corporal Dolan of Co. G came from below }on yesterday morning's train. went through to Campto spect Capt. Brown’ will be back here to-day, A. J. Ross,“who was down from North Bisomfield yesterday, reports everything painfally quiet in those diggings. The peovle thers are work inthe Nydraulic mines’ to: be recommenced. oe Stanley Eddy, proprietor of the National Hotel, and wife returned night before last from their carriage trip to Yosemite and other points of interest'in the State. They. have be one some three weeks, and dich. vie jaunt immensely, ‘On the ficst Wednesday evening in: October the Grass Valley Reform Club.will tender a compliméntary benefit i th way of an entertainment toRev, Powe'l, who as President of the C. has been zealous in his. efforts to bri ‘it.up to.its present popu'arity and excellent finaneial standing. = Richard Wheeler, one of the pioneef:mining editors of the Coast and for along time connected with the San Francisco Alta, came to town Murchie Mining Company, The official notice willbe found in another column, j . Yesterday work was commenced on the new photographie gallery in the rear of Mrs, Mills’ dress-making establishment. It jg ‘proposed to have it the finest gallery ofart ever “seen in this part of the State. The funeral of John Schmidt took place from the Catholie Church yes: terday afternoon, Most all the busTuess houses were closed during the procession which was Very large, inclading twenty-six carriages, A crushing of twelve loads of rock taken from the Eareka . mine on Gold Flat has just been made, the yield being about $180. °. The claim . is owned by Nevada City and Grass Valley parties, John Trenberth of 0, and itis in nearly as good con-dition as when first built. : Mr, Pingree has commenced the erection of one of his new dwelling houses, just above the Gas Works, L. M. Bowdoin is doing the carpenter work. Mr. Pingree proposes ‘to put ina large bulkhead and fill the lot in with slickens, _ That will relieve the Maryavillians a little, Tt has been Stated that there are a. No one well posted on the matter would beheve such a statement even if we did not deny it. We heard a a dozen good hydraulie or qiiartz miployment in this city, Kverybody seems to ke employed and we don’t know where the idle then keep themselves, ; Proposed Land League, There is some talk-#f organizing a Braneh of the Land Yengue in this city to extend méral and financial ‘support'to the down-trodden sons of Erin, Tt ‘will be “Gefinitely determined in a few ‘days whether the ‘organization will'be effected. ee . Se Ace Cream Te‘night, Ice cream at Aintonfo Tam’s tomight—the last of the season, lt _——— Turkey Stvuot. . ~ There will bea tatkey shoot at he Rifle Grounds Senay. A puni rived here yesterday yesterday. The Alta is’ one of the few papers in the State that advocatés a fair adjustment of the slick— ens troubles, and our readers should show their apprecation of. that fact by patronizing it. Kidward Davies of Wales, T. W. Barker of Richmond, Eugland, and D. I. Neame of Kent, England, ar— morning, These gentlemen, or atleast a } Ortion of them, are heavily interested in the Blue Tent hydraulic mine, They were accompanied by Prof, Thomas. Price of San Francisco, General Manager of the property. Rector Davis, who used to rule the destinies of Trinity Church in this ‘city, should provide himself with a big elub and inaugurate a reform in his own family. His son-in-law, Col. Shaw of the Vir— ginia Enterprise, refersto his son Sam’s anties. as». ‘*monkey shines,” and his son Sam retorts in the Carson Appeal by Saying that some monkeys never shine, +o “} DesPERapo's PLAN, Frank Jvhnson Wants to Escape from Jaih . Frank Johnson, the young man who killed’ John Noyes at Quaker Hill, and who is new in the Cotnty Jail awaiting trial for murder, has been kept locked up in an irdh tank for several das and will hava'to Stay there till his casé'is disposed of. He had been aécorded the liberty of the corridor util one day redéntly, when Sheriff Tompkins dropped on a couple of plans for.escape that he was maturing. One vf them was to have his young wife. smuggle into him a loaded revolver. When he got ‘possession of it he was to change clothes with another prisouer who is a trusty, and pulling the hat down over his face and with a slop pail in his hand walk out of the corridor door when it was opened, If he was detected in the act he had determined to kill whoever stood ‘in the way and thus secure liberty. Another proposition he had under consideration in case this did not work, was to prevail upon the jailer to loek him up fora night in one of the cells where a bar is out of the grating, leaving an aperture perhaps large enough for & small man to slip through. Once in that.cell he intended to remove his clothing, grease his body, and slide out by way of the grating, _ He cannot get out of the place. he is. now in without reducing himelf to the thinness wae er of Guinea Hens will also be put lead pencil; ———— ee _ principally. engaged in waiting for . : the _. -Pine street, below Vinton’s,REMARK ABLE PROCEED! NG. A Man Ensultv~ai Justice of the Peace on the Street and is Sent =p for Contempt of Court. F. Kleupfer was brought down from Truckee yesterday and locked up in the County Jail for-a term of 24 hours in default of a hundred dollar fine imposed on him by Justice Dunster because of alleged contempt of court. ‘Last week the prisoner was working on a building with another. man when some overturn barrelg of water browght there to mix thortar’ with They did not cease when ordered to, and Kleupfer-began-to throw bricks at self became ifyolved in quite-a row coning along arrested the partner Hout said nothing to the other men, Kleupfer called -him a drunkard, and said he had a good mind to put a ‘héad on him. The next thing Kléupfer knew about the affair was whén told that he had been ‘adjudged guilty of contempt of Court aad must pay $100 or gotojail for one day, beginuing at 12 o'clock om; yesterday. ; Upon his arrival Mr. Kleu; fer engaged C. W. Cross as counsel, and through him filed application for a writ of habeas corpus ‘setting ‘forth in substance as follows: “Said imprisonment is on ‘a warrant that does not show it is for con~ tempt of court. ‘The facts of the case are that said petitioner hada personal altercation near the Plaza-with Dunster and Kleupfer hasnever been cailedupon to show cause why he should’ not be pitmished for contempt; that he has never had a hearing; that none of said acts were cominitted in any court, nor has there ever been a hearing of said matter,” : Shortly after one --0cloek;.--when e prisoner had been in the Sheriff's custody*a little over an hour, Judge Caldwell iss the writ of habeas corpns and he released. This proceeding ione that fhay make businesgand fun for the Truckee court, but it’é rough on the taxpayers. + ra : Bound Over. The preliminary examination of Isaac Longstreet, arrested for the killing of H. @. M2Clellan at Truckee, resulted in the defendant being bound over to the Superior Court for trial On a charge of murder, . ‘ —— + School Bell Raised. L. D. Rathbun, whowas over from Cherokee yesterday, says that the sew bell has been put in place on the school house there. It has until now been hung temporarily tear ‘the ‘ground. ON nents For Sale. ecco ts Portable Engine, 7x14, Apply to G. G, AtLan, Nevada Foundry, Nevada City, Sept. 7th—<tf Demorest Fall patterns just re: eae tlon, Mrs, Lesték & CraWrorp, tf A oe _—— Go to:Har?is’ Saloon, Beer Five Cents a glass, s3-2w,

» At Mis. Bester & Crawrorp’s, +e The Brighton Range. lowing published in a paper of this city: To the Brighton‘Range and its ad vertisers anid manufacturers (who are state that I handle the same ranges, and have failed to find a single lot that ever arrived in this county in good order, which must be on account of construction ; and any stove or range that will not hold its own weight for transportation, is not such a stove or range as is wanted by this eommunity. Go, FE, Turner, Nevada City, Aug. 30, 1881, Asone of the advertisers of the Brighton Range I freely admit that I amsmall, weighing only about 135 pounds. Notwithstanding this’ Tam always at my store andin acondition to transact business with ‘whoever wants to come and see me, I am there to sell goods or attend to any less profitable matters that should be settled. As for the Brighton Range, I sell only such as are in per: fect order. If any person sels soealled Brighton Ranges that cannot hold their own weight, I think those Ranges Must be drink, = Parey THOMAS LEGG, For Legg & Shaw. NeVitla City, Sept. 3, Baxtts' and childrens’ pictures & parties came along and began to them, Finaily tis partner and himwith them, and Justice Dunster . No More Dyspepsia of indigestion: Dr. Henly’s celebrated IX L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to givetelief, Read physicians’ certificates on the _ back of ‘bottle ‘Sold everywhere, tf pe aes SED Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with, tf Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families & superior quality of mountain ice.— All orders ly attended to, ae m3-tf “J. S. THompson, +o Pleasant-Furnished Rooms to Rent. Bnquire at this office. a23 finest photographic lens ever brought to this coast. It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Europe, and guarenteed to be the equal of any lens on the coast, tf . Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! !!Are you disturbed at mght and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth. If 80, gO at once. and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing. syrup. It will relieve the poor httle sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it.. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to. the mother and relief and health to-the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe-to use in all cas— es, and pleasant to the taste, ‘and js the presrcriptionof one of the ‘oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everyWhere, 25 cente a bottle _———Sn Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never occur if you are particular wit and cleanse them every day with jurious ingredients of = evived, Catalogues frée on appliea. School Mats-25-Cents Each, . > that famous tooth—-wash, Sozodont, From youtlr tg‘old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired, The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like, whiteness, and the guhis-a roseate hue, while the breatie is purmfied «and rendered Sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare antisepic: herbs and is entire’ y free from the objectionable and in tooth pastes, TURNER, NEVADA corr. V HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, in ‘ Of Every Description, IRON,). STEEL, STOVES, ‘TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, Torus Praric:—I find the fol-. very small in this community) [ would GUNS, PISTOLS Etc., Ete., Etc. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GEASS, * Crockery, —AXD— , Glassware. MLL & MINING SUPPLIES, Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining ‘Powder in ube, Large and full'stock of GRANITE IRON WARE, ; Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. —_—— + made to order at short notice, 42 Purchasers will find it to their Advan tage to visit my establishment defers buying _felsewhere.specialty at Quirk’s, t left at the Ice House will be prompt —_ oo Private John Michell, Quirk has just received one of the . : i PUTTY; Ete. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes . atticle in the ADMISSION DAY, GRAND —AT— HUNT’S HALL. Friday Evening, Sept. 9, 188], (ADMISSION Day) MILITARY BALL FTAA UD Serg’t W. F, Evans, Sery’t Alex, Sloan, Corporal J.C, Dean,Private P. Gray, + ae FLOOR MANAG ERs: Lieut. G. G, Gray, Lieut. J.J, Weisenburger, Corp, G.°A, Nihell, Priy. John Michell, Priv. Chas. P. E.Gray, Priy. D. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Privy, John Grimes, a FLOOR DIRECTOR: CAPTAIN JOHN A, RAPP, ee RECEPTION COMMITTER: Serg. J.C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H, Walrath, Priv, D. E. Morgan, Priv, EB. A. Appleton, Priy, John Watters, Priv, L, J. Nicholson, Priv. Tf, J. Bush, ! z Priv. H. H, Haskins, DECCRATION COMMITTEE. ~ Corp, Jos, Lewis, Priv, Wn. Horrett; Priv. Wim. Morgan, Priv, Thos, Cley eland, Priv. W. @, Stiles, ‘MUSIC BY THE Military Band, NEW GROCERY FIRM —_— —STHOMAS,WALRATH-& HICKS. — Broad St, Adjoining Gautt's Bakery, NEVADA ciTy; i AVING_ purchased the entire ateck of ALEX GAULT, are now prepared to supply the “people of Nevada Olty with the Best of everything in.the Grovery* anil Provision line at : They keep a tn andefresh supply of GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONs, ~CASE.GooDs, FLOUR and FEED, HAMS, BACON, LARD &o Our Wine Cellar Is stocked with choice and delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.’ We have also on hand Fine Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of charge, We warrant every article sot by 1$—— GRAND MARCH at 9 o'clock. Tickets, $1 50. Spectators, 50 Cents Re irra iat Military Notice, _ —— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _——. YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory, in full uhiform, i On Friday the 9th day of September, at 10 o'clock, A. M., For. Parade: and Annual Target Practice. ¢ order, J. A. RAPP; Capt. Coma’, W. F, Etwys, 0, 5, -, DEALER 1) Fresh Oysters, Gol Fish, Globes, Nuts, Candies, Ett, NEVADA curry, HAVING ' just returnéd from San*rancisoo, the attention of y_ the public is cailed ¢ suiy beavtiful stock of soods GOLD FISH and GioBEs— Two Gold Fish and Globe, $2 50 A FRESH STOCK OF is Fresh Eastern Oysters, Will be received dniky and served up in the highest style of the culinary art, TRY THE TOPSY-TURVY—Soinethiny new, A Fine Stoek of Choice French and American’ Candies. If you want something nice, call on s3 Sas: S A. TAM, — — A Card to the Public,ISAIAH WILLIAMS, FP\HE REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. _ DUNCAN &CO., has removed to-Gillet’s old staid, Pine street, now ow med by J.C, Hasseil, where those who desire First Class Work Done In the ‘‘Tonsorial Art,” will receive polite and careful attention, AT COST On cecount of REMOVAL every a IMPORTANT STORE Will be sold at Cost for the next TWO WEEKS ONLY: . : GEO, E. TURWER’ a . And Vicinity, that she Will open a Store us to be as represented, and by strict attention ta buisiness and selling at Hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, Thomas, Walrath\ & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Steet. Nevada City, August 25th, 1881, NERY —AND— FANCY coops, — MISS M. W. PIERCE PEs to inform dhe sidihe ot NEVADA Ciry f a Monday, August 22d, 1881, For Fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods, — On Broad Street, next above the Engine House, Where sh&will be pleased to welcome all™ fod reapectf X Wy invites an inspection -ef—hey stuck of Gox Nand asks a share of the trade, ee ayls ————— ASK -F' pa Union India Rubber Co's Pure Para Guin \CRACK PROOF Rubber Boots and Coats. * / Beware of Imitations { BR: sure the Boots are stainped Crack ) Proof on the heels, and have the Pure Gum Springs ou the foot and instep, which preteot their cracking or breaking. The manufactured, For Sale by all Dealerg, All kinds. Rubber Belting, Pack. ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER. CO. R. H. PEASE, Je.) Agents. §.-M. RUNYON, San Francis 0. all DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine Street, Beckinan’s Building, OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, First clase 4 work 4t popular Fives, : : Boots Blacked ‘ree of. Charge. N.B. Mr. Dance was formerly engaged &t the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is @ thorouyls waster of the “ton sorial art’ rs ” THREE GITY LOTS FOR Sak, rpimee: very desirable City Lots are of. fered for salt theap. For particulare euquire of is MRS, JONATI’ AN CLARK, D, AUERBACH, } a23 Piety Hill, The Lowest Living Rates,Will last twiee as long -ag any other .