October 22, 1885 (4 pages)

Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postotfice until further noice: CLOSES ‘Bastérn..+.00s0-1:05 PM. ARRIVES 9: 57a. mM. Western..:.s008 1:05 PM. Western Mal F. &Sac.) 5:20a.m. Grass Valle) ..1:05 P.M. 6:03 BM. 9:67 4 M. 6:03 P. M. Colfax, .co .seoess S204. mM. Sierra City, via N. San Juan, Camptonville aod Downieville, daily (except SunGAY )issse Wivbone ss P.M GOSP M. Grass Valley. 5:204.M. 9:67 AM. 5:40 P. uw Blue Tent, N. Bloom field, Moore’a Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted ).. piers OtMOAle. Washington ,and Omega, Tuesdays, ThursJaysatid Satys £ FE i 6:00'a.m. 11:00 a.fM. WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. LL ST LS LIN TTT IT, — ey Here is.a description of ‘‘New State, County and City Politics Treated in Rhyme. festly wrong to expect Yuba and appearing in it is of a humorous dealer gives the cards around as to manufacture and sell them. It turn. At the last meeting number in whist, until they are all gone. is'a first-class opportunity for an Sutter to bear the expense. --To this the Daily Report replies two of volume one of The Echo He must give himself two hands, enterprising man with a limited The audacity of this demand is wis read. The following ‘‘pome’’ either of which he may play.’ The capital to engage in a remuneramarvelous and’can only be exwas among the best enjoyed things man on the dealer’s left plays the tive and pleasant ‘business. Mr. plained on the ground that the it contained : lowest of his suit. The man with Tam invites those interested to call the next highest card of the same upon him at his place of business tunds of the anti-miners are ex Will you listen to a ditty? *fisn’t wise and ’tisn’t witty; suit follows, and this keeps up, on Pine street, this city, or if it is hausted and the taxpayers of Yu-: But we.ive our rulers glory wnotticial story. until the suit is built, each one inconvenient for any to do so he ba, Sutter, Sacramento and ‘Coin.an in the gubernatoriai chair, the finest and nobbiest gent’s suits ever brought to the town. Charley says it does not require any talking to sell the goods he now has on hand as they speak for ed $400,000 in litigation which resulted in killing the guose of the golden egy, and crippled the trade of Marysville. The territory afflicted’by slick $ be largely attended, as a pleasing the public are invited to be there. al decisions, ee Ricwarp Vincent will on and after next Saturday and during the continuance of the pleasant weather run a carriage each evening for the transportation of .passengers _ between this city. and Grass Val ley. . It will leave Grass Valley at 7 o’clock P. M. and this city at 8:30 o’clock. See the advertisement. Tue reception to be tendered at M. L.-Marsh’s residence this eve ning to the newly appointed Rec tor of Trinity’ Church will no doubt programme of musical and other ve settled\in the courts—if not alexercises has been arranged, and ready settled by State and FederWhy then should the State be drawn a second time Tuomas SuHurtLerr has been into this litigation? compelled by reason of* failing It will be remembered that the health to retire from the firm ot predecessor of the present AttorShurtleff, Charonnat &,Co. The ney-General, vis: A. D.Hart, lent business will hereafter be conductthé name and influence of the ed by A. A. Charonnat and ClarState in the prosecution of two ence Shurtleff under the firm name suits against hydraulic miners, of Shurtleff & Charoninat. and that the principal case, entiIn the case of His Creditors vs. tled People of the State of CaliforC. W. Palm, November 16th has been fixed as the day for him to appear in the Superior Court and show cause why he should not be declared an insolvent. nia vs. the Gold Run Mining Com told to take a pan. and pick, and go to work for himself. ‘The rich est ininer in the camp was seldom able to hire a servant; those who had been glad to serve others were digging in their own claims. ly to uncover the richest mine in the gulch as was the wisest exprofessor of geology; and, on the cards as fast as possible. When other hand, the best claim on the A contract has been let to workriver might suddenly ‘“‘give out” a card is played and no one holds the next highest, itis a ‘‘stop,”’ ing miners to sink the shaft at and never again yield a dollar. tive cards of the same suit. The them by mail. 0c22-2t object, of course, is get rid of one’s Grass Valley Union Items. poorest.man in the camp could and the player begins again, with the Magneta Consolidated mine The have a handful of gold-dust for another suit. Ace being low, the 200 feet below the 400 foot level. the asking‘firom a mure successful A contract has also teen let by neighbor to give him another start king is alwaysa ‘‘stop” card. The game is concluded when any playthe Orleans Mining Company -to and help him “hunt for better luck.’? Noone was ever allowed er has played the last card he sink the shaft of the’ Prospect to suffer; the .treasure vaults of Hill mine 100 feet, which will put holds. He is ‘‘out,”’ and each the Sierra were too near and seemgives him as many chips as he it down to a depth of 200 feet .beingly:too exhaustless. ‘‘Tu a little camp’’—so an old miner writes holds cards in his hand, and the low the drain tunnel tevel. me—‘‘a lad-of sixteeg came one The seven loads of quartz crushcards are dealt again. When one, day, footsore, weary, hungry and in the ordinary course, plays the ed from the Rose Hill ledge, on penniless. There were thirty roace of spades, king of . diamonds, Winchester Hill, at Roger’s. mill, bust and cheer/ul miners at work queen of hearts or jack of clubs, showed a clean-up from the batin the ravine, and the lad sat on the banks watching them,awhile he:takes the. chips that are on téries of $286 per léad. The pans in silence, his face telling the sad were cleaned up Tuesday and gave such cards inthe center of. the story of his fortunes. “At last one table. Some definite time is set from the amalgam 36 ounces of stalwart miner spoké to his felfor closing the game, at which retorted gold, which brought up lows, saying: »‘Boys, I’ll work for an hour for that ehap if you will.’ time the one holding the most the fall yield within a fraction of At the end ef an hour $100 worth chips is entitled tothe prize. This $350. per load for the seven loads, of gold-dust was laid in the youth’s handkerchief. The miners laid does not sound: very breezy, but or.in all $2800. out.@ list of tools and necessaries. the game is better than it reads. a oe Putiiek tak Mill. ‘You go,’ they said, ‘and buy Surprive Party. these and come back. We’ll have Badly Mixed. Messrs. H. G. Battey, and Johr a good claim staked out for you. On last Saturday evening there Curry. who recently erected hoistThen you’ve got to paddle for A reporter of ‘the New York was a most successful surprise ing and pumping machinéry on yourself,’ Thus genuine and unparty tendered Miss Clara Icard World interviewed Emma Nevada their claim west of Chapman’s conventional was . the hospitality at her home near Rough and upon her arrival from Europe, ranch have their shaft down.about of the miner’s camp.”’ Ready. By 8 o’cluck the large and the telegraph puts these words 75 feet, the drain tunnel going in and spacious dwelling was comintoher mouth: “T tell you one at a depth of 125 feet. They have fortably filled, when dancing was thing that makes me feel happy; temporarily stopped sinking and commenced and continued until that is, to have a concert in Ausare putting up a quartz crusher midnight. Then supper was antin, Nevadd. You never heard thatis said by the manufacturers nounced, the tables being well of that place, did you? Well,. it to have a capacity of six tons in supplied’ with all the delicacies of is a lovely little town, where I BROWNS EES ity and price. inequalities between man and man were together swept out of sight. Each stranger was welcomed and playing as long as he has consecuwould be “pleased to hear from The veriest greenhorn was as like S autord, called the millionaire, Went to fili.the Sena or’s chair. “Ewas Republicans sent-him there, AKnowiu, they could trus. him anywhere. Cross, from your own city sent, Scraight to Sacramento went; the Vemocrats sent him away. \ local Loss, the People say. Judicia' cases to determine ens embraces only a. small tri P . Does J. M. Walliag wear the ermine, of low bottom land on the leit D strict Attoruey William Long Protects the right and punishes wrong. bank of the Sacramento, bying besheriff Lord the papers serve, And Hoilland’s always on his nerve, tween Marysville and SactamenCaptain Rapp, the deed Recorder, * to, and some smatl patches or txcelled by noue within the border. Beatty keeps the Courity’s books strips near the mouths of the And all the time good natured iooks, Robiusvun o'er the gold holds trust, American and Cosumnes rivers. weepin, it safe trou: moth anu rust, nb . Wausworth metes out justice by the measure ‘No hydraulic mining has bee Ano sowdeu’s court is quite a treasure. pursued on the bankof the SacSteve Venard is a co.stab.e bold, whom most wondertul tales are told, ramento river for,many years, by ut tow, years ago with his own right band, reason of exhaustion of the groun u . He routed aloue a robber band, And Jeaving tue wen all lying dead or scarcity of water; and on the Came to town, and quietly said, e **alive or dead, for which do you pay?” tributaries of the left bank all th The answer came by the lightniuy’s flash: large mines are already closed by ‘Dead or course, Cull for your cash.” Vonstable Scott is another :-hand injunction. The contest betwee ll] vo execute the laws of the land; With Lock in to watch the city at night, the farmers and the miners thereTo quenca a tire or stopa fight; Richards, Robinson, Locklin, Brown, fore is a purely local one and ‘can With tiolbrook and Mills to rule the town. themselves as to their style, qual —s ‘What Parests Boar. ' Mountain Ice. ee The mines put all men for once I am now prepared to deliver Many persons—especially parAbout the ,most practical and aboo to the State’s Shoulders. market,’’ the latest game with desirable invention in the house upon a level, says a gleaner of piMountain Ice in quantities to suit. ents—object to many quack nosThe Anti-Debris Association , . Atthe meetings held on the cards: Any number can play, furniture line that has come to oneer history. Clothes, money, Orders left at the Ice House, on trums as likely to engender or though its organs, the Bee of Sacthird Monday evening of every+. and there are no partners. From onr attention for along time; isthe manners, family connections, letthe Plaza, or with W. H. Crawenc ourage @love for strong drink. ramento andthe Democrat of month by the members of Nevada ‘the whole pack take out the ace foot-rest devised by A. Tam of this ters of introduction, never before FoRD, will he promptly attended They are nght. Better die of diV. Sauver, Prop. sease than of drunkenness. The Marysville, is urging Attorney . City Council, Order of Chosen of spades, jack of clubs, queen of city. Mr. Tam’s other business counted for so little. The whole to. ome. --use of Parker’s Tonic dces not inGeneral Marshall to bring a large Friends, a ‘‘paper’’ entitled The hearts and king of diamonds. connections have been.of a nature community was given substantiChoice Pickles. — volve this danger. It not only batch of suits against hydraulc Echo and edited by Dr. Mary E. These place in the center of the to interfere with. his placing the ally an even start in the race. Take a bucket to Jackson’s. >uilds up the system, curing all miners. The Democratsays (asLittle makes it appearance. It table, face up. Poker chips are rests upon the market, where they Gold was so abundant, and its suming that the suits, will be abounds with original articles by given the players, equally to each. would be sure to meet with an exsources seemed fora time 8q inBeehive Grocery store and get a. #ilments of tie stomach, liver and brought) : “The State will therethe editor and various contribuThen on any one of the four cards tensive sale if properly introduced. exhaustible that the aggrandizing gallon of those fine mixed pickles. kidneys, but it stimulates without fore be compelled to put up the ting Friends, and it is needless to he chooses the player puts one He has therefore conclnded to dispower of wealth was momentarily Only four bits. tf . intoxicating and absolutely cures’ the appetite for liquor. im money for litigation. It is manisay thata large part of the matter chip(the dealer putting two). The pose in part or whole of the right annihilated. Social and financial Trying to Shift the Slickens Bug jusa refuse to beheld further in Stoneman sits, as you're aware, Pardoning convicts every day, Hyman Bros.’ clothing establishthe interest of a~ starechamber In his own good-natured way, sud asthe pardons he docs eign ment, has just received some of clique, who have already expeadThe couvicts fall in party line, CHARLEY GRIMES, manager of Early Mining Camp in "49. Good Chance to Make Money. The New Card Gain: Geo. A. Nitwenty-four hours. After supper dancing was born, and I haven’t been there/ hell has the contract for erecting Girl Wanted. f , “TO THE PUBLIC. Apply at this office. “tf Dr. Penninaton’s dental office is on Commercial street. m24. t { j sabsetere a eae al ae POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. ANOTHER JOB. sei gt a eter mye ins enna Daily, Mondays oe 88 MACHINEDOETRY. : * ASSIGNEE SALE. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, 0 THE NWO STORES, CONSOLIDATED T 2OE Trust mswrae oo 2 crore eee NUTT ta were Having removed the entire stock, consisting of : Clothing, 7 : Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps! Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fanc Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, é&o.! Tnto the Store known as the One Price San Francisco Store, ON BROAD STREET, Next Door to Stumpf’s Hotel, pany, was tried before Judge yave away to games, charades, for a long time, and papa has arJackson Temple, the trial oscupy’ ete., which were kept up till early ranged that I shall sing there so the mill. ing two months, and involving dawn when all departed homethat my old friends shall hear ~ Hard Times for Lawyers. great expense to both parties. ward well pleased with their eveme. Iam looking forward to this But one civil suit has been befhe testimony in this case élicited Miss Mary with more pleasure than any other enjoyment. gun in the Superior Court since the { Next Saturday is the, last day all the facts concerning hydratlic event of the Winter.’’ We should Torpie, who was the_ instigator first of this month. As a legal for making entries for the Fali mining. Judge Temple rendereu in the affair, made a complete suc‘not wonder if upon reading the races at Glenbrook. The names a lengthy decision. ‘The case was cess of it and was highly compliabove the people of Omega, this luminary remarked with a sigh of quite a number of well known _appealed to. the Supreme mented upon the mannerin which county, held a mass meeting and yesterday while looking over the and fust horses have already been Court of the State by both sides, Physicians and Druggists adopted resolutions to the effect barren wastes of the docket, ‘‘We everything passed off. Recommend I. lawyers might as well shut up shop received. fully reviewed, anda final decisthat the reporter who says that This medicine, combining Iron with pure ~>e-——_——— and take to the hills with prosvegetable tonics, quickly and completely The Races Next Week. ion rendered to the effect that hyEmma Nevada says she was born Tue sidewalk on Boulder street Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakpecting outfits. A man stands a Cures draulic mining was a lawful business, Impua:e Blood, Malavia, Chills Last Tuesday there arrived at in Austin, or in any other place is the very worst one in the city, and Fevers, and Neuralgia. REMEMBER WE NOW HAVE ONLY ness if lawtully pursued—that is, Glenbrook eight more of Willard than Omega, is the biggest liar better show of striking a five fvot It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of and we understand the property ledge of forty dollar ore than he the Kidneys and Liver. they must so use their property as Gardner’s race horses and one of unhung. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to owners will be legally ‘notified to does of getting rich at the law busWomen, andall who leai sedentary lives, irae dene ee not to injure that of another. Any Taylor’s, which with the animals construct a new one. It does not injure the teeth, cause headiness in these times of peace and An EnraptjAudience. new litigation would onty~~culmithat were already in training there whe, er produce constipation—oTHER IRON harmony.’” MEDICINES DO, Smiru’s custom is neither bought nate in the reiteration of this docIt enriches and purifies the blood, stimumake quite a fine showing of fast Major Dane recently delivered or sold, but comes to him simply tine. lates the appetite, aids the assimilatlon o7 What They Were. stock. Artist, Prince, Killarney, at Napa his lecture entitled ‘‘A good relieves Heartburn and Belching and because he sells a better article The plan that the Attorneystrengthens the :auscles and nerves. shaker and several other pacers Summer in Greece,’’ and the Daily Matthew Cooke, -the veteran For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack for less money than any other General should interpose his in‘and trotters that are contesting Reporter of that city had the folentomologist of Sacramento, tells of Energy, &c., it has no equal. oa T eeevains has above trade mark and groceryman. 021-1t fluence and use the State’s money this week in the races at Carson, on wrapper. Take no other. ec eee lowing to say of it: ‘‘Major H. C. the Bee that the insects which a crossed red lines ~ Assignee. by reason of the present. condiMade only by Brown CLemical Co., How can any merchant expect Nevada, are expected here MonDane’s lecture last evening drew few evenings ago visited this secBaltimore, Md tion of a few miles of the Sacratodo a good business unless he day, The races to begin at Glenone of the most cultured and aption in such large numbers, are advertises his wares in the local mento. river is preposterous. brook Wednesday and continue preciative audiences t hat ever asentirely harmless. He says they papers? Business will not come Chere is no more nor no less watfour days will it is believed be sembled in this city. The orator, are of the genus Epemera, insects er in the river than if mining bad fully as interesting as those that unsolicited. in his matchless manner, recountof very brief existence, or living never been known, and, in fact, oo : took place during the District Fair ed the experiences of his travels for a Gay only. The cottony Some parties from below are.exthere is“ now more water than in cushion scale, for which these in the historic land where once emphemeral creatures may have © R= perimenting in the tailings of the the season of 1849-50. The Genwalked Socrates and Demosthenes been mistaken, is not at all of this A Circus Man’s Mistake. Providence mine with a new deeral Government is the proper Mining Operations in the Back Kitchen of Our Boarding House that should be Enjoined and other great souls who were vice intended for the saving of custodian of the Sacramento riveS ae ge a E byfAll Means. It is said that but a few days pioneers in literature, in art, and sulphurets. er, and if ex-Secretary of War Linbefore the rich strike-was made at THERE is a lady stopping at te eas in all that makes our civilization, coln had not been induced by the the Crown Point mine, Mr. GauRoom 14, Union Hotel, who-is a Tue True Blues of Grass Valley * The dead past liveth forevermore. ? late legal representative of the thier, the owner, proposed to Robcommenced the speaker, and the business and test’ medium. She} and the Intrepid Reserves.of MaAnti-Debris Association to withinson, the circus’ man, who owns conclusion of his masterly oration comes highly reco m, ended, and rysville will have a-game of basehold the expenditure of some an adjoining location, that they left that truth deeply impressed brings with her testi onials from ball at Watt Park next Sunday, $250,000, there would have been ——_4-<> o-——_——— some of the .most prominent. citiconsolidate the two claims. Mr. upon an enrapt audience.’’ D. E: Mora@an’ returned Tuesno difficulty in navigation, even Robinson refused to-enter into any zens of this State.’~ One® of her <>. day evening from San Francisco t his year, and no obstruction exsuch an arrangement, and now] special gifts is locating and dePioneer Bookstore. where he went to attend the Grand ceptthe sand-catching structure the public would not be surprised scribing mines. 824-1m Go to J. B. Tuuuy, (successor to calleda bridge between Sacra"to hear that he Had tempted the Ete) _ Lodge of Masons. Where he will continue to give you One Dollar's Worth of Goods for. . 4 BEST TONIC. _FIETY CENTS. © ¥ ¥ \i ONE STORE. Maz2ceus SNOWFLAKE WHISKY! — JING . 9 SSED \KES EXT 30 atly e-8, re~ find it to nd make fh ORD, unn, de —$—$_~* 6 Sale. 's his resig street Op1, for sale yon. ~The and city 5 of young a comforphaminer, o8-1m San an. tee LS O. CRANDALL, anearly resident rysville Appeal—and they would on Tuesday evening. a good-sized dwelling house. on lull senin under 3 after ation to . , rrita its, with red some ss, Flutgs before he right fi ful rine, and DNs especially oe effects: > astonis! stite, and n Flesh. as and by viges : ced. Y. Geo. W. Welch) for your School Books, Stationery, Music, Poems, ‘Nimrod street. Mrs. E. H. Gay.orp has returned from a trip to Sacramento and Paper Patterns, UNION HOTEL, Blank. Rector Bros.. PROPRIETORS Books, Fashion Journals and Periodicals of all kinds. Mr. Tully{ is prepared to fill all. orders for School Books and School --supplies at the shortest notice. A full sup. , ply of Legal Blanks always on John T. Morgan’s barn, was taken hand. Mr. Tully will keep everybefore Justice Sowden yesterday thing that is usually carried in a Attorney-General using State funds morning and bound over to apfirst-class Stationery Store and at] to litigate a few miners who are pear for examination at two o’clock powerless todo harm. The whole this afternoon. His bail was fixprices to suit the times. Give him a call. : tf matter is aneffort to have tl 1€1 ed at $1,000 in each cise. State assume the expense of the Fashionable Dressmaking. pending litigation and-that recen c ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. ' Lovell and: Seaside Libraries, But terick of this city, came up from the Bay certainly not approve now of their _——eoe é ER. costives mento and Yolo county. white and untamed zebra that is The people of this State protestthe pride and terror of his zoologied vigorously against the levy of cal collection to kick him to the light tax to assist in builddeath. guests. ona a -ing the brush dams across the Bound Over for Examination. Yuba—a measure at the time apDan. Furts, one of North San Joseph Williams, the man arJuan’s prosperous merchants, was proved by both miners and farmers and advocated by that chamrested by Sheriff Lord for burglarin. town Tuesday evening. pion of ‘‘valley rights,’”? the Maizing Maggie Edwards house and A GREAT many strangers are constantly arriving here, and all ofour hotels are well filled with Mrs. J. P. Quintana is building h Lews7, Fresh Fish !, Fresh Fish! te CC. Adolph, City, Oct. 20. _ John Bisdon, City, John Gennan, Ciiy, J.S. Goodwin, You Bet, * B. F. Snell, do John Montgomery, Penn Valley Mrs W. W. Eastman, Cam. Sp. Miss Mary Swartz, Pleas. Val. H. S. Hart, Susanville, C.Schenel, Marysville, A. A. Hartung, wi &c, Scotts F. Chas. Freborn, Washington, E. W. Roberis, Moore’s Flat, , J. Carey, San.Juan, J. Casey, do J. Cunningham, San Juan, Mrs. A. Barton has opened a ly commenced against some minFresh Fish received every Thursdressmaking establishment in A. Johnson, San Mateo, . San Francisco. : ers in Sacramento county: It is day evening. Salmon season reMrs. E. H. Gaylord, San Fran. —— + 3 Judge Searls’ new Philding on Jos. Muriaugh, _. do too thin and won’t influence Mr.}newed. Largest and finest lot of A. BLUMENTHAL and family will Commercial street. Cutting and Frank A. Spencer, do Marshall. . . Fish, of all kinds, ever brought to W. H. Benheim, do ‘moveinto their new cosy cottage First-class fitting a ‘specialty. ——_—__ > Nevada. Callon R. H. Forman, work in every respect and prices . this wéek. Married Yesterday. 15 Commercial street. : tf NATIONAL HOTEL. reasonable. . o18-tf 2° >_> S.A. MDs254 cit a5 PROPRIETOR Miss Mary Morri, of Penn i nove Miss Lena Brooks, who has freCranberries tCranberries ! October 20. Valley, is visiting Mrs. Colley a quently visited at this city and In what States is Dr. Richmond’s Mrs. Rowe, Wisconsin, Moe le this city. ? ae has numerous acquaintances here, A finelot of fresh " cranberries Samaritan Nervine in the greatest W. C. Lewis, Sacramento, demand? Ina Drunken state, in Miss L. Anderson, Bloomfield, Pror. J. R. Davis has been enwas married at Oakland yesterday just received-at J. J. Jaekson’s Miss J. Turner, do Beehive Grocery store, Commera Bilious state, a: Debilitated state, gaged as organist of Trinity to W. H. High, Jr. J.D. Ostrom, do a Nervous state, a Dyspeptic state, tf street, cial a Church. John H. Findlay, Sacramento, ‘Mrs. H. Avery will be at the Mars. P. Crancy has gone to th country on a shortrvisit. — : Union Hotel fora. short time, giv and when you. feel in a bad state , yr wae Bere }generally. $1.50 at Carr Bros. O. Crandall, San Francisco, . Mrs Beck, You Bet, A. J. Ridge, Grass Valley, ing lessons in: Metallic lustre and A suite of furnished rooms with You can buy a 73g octave piano,}_W. Gardner, Glenbrook, Panel paintings. . a single room, with use of piano. Sranparp SHoe Co’s Mining L. Byington & d, Downieville, nearly new, a fine toned instruThorough instruction given in Enquire of Mrs. C. T. Canfield, ment, for $350; cost $450. Call at 'F. W. Seitz, Forest City, Boots at Tracy’s. fit six lessons; no previous knowBroad street. W. F. Lewis, Marysville, d oe tf J.B. Tully’s book store, Broad D. Furth, North San Juan, B. o. Mutiite’ has gone below ledge in drawing or painting re017-tf Wm. Evans, Forest Hill. Sxatine tonight at, Theatre. tf street, for particulars. for new goods, : quired. a o21-8t a { iets ' ‘ OOi — ob &y DRILLING F'OR.A BLAST. Mary Ann—‘‘Hould steady now, Mrs, Maloney, while I give that drilla wipe that will mate the airth thrimble.” Mrs. Maloney—‘‘Don’t sthrike too loud, Mary Ann, for if thim valley papers hear of this they will beatther enjining, shure.” There are a good many things that need enjoining in this. world of ours, and perhaps none more so than-the introduction to mercantile circles of goods without merit. We do not in all cases approve of the principle that “to the victor belongs the spoits,” but we do.believe that to the article of merit belon: SUCCESS. The most convincing evidence of the wisdom of this belief -that now occurs to our mind is our experience with SNOWFLAKE WHISKY. No one who,has ever used it can for a moment question its wonderful merit, ‘while the imme e demand from all parts of the country attests to the success with ‘. which it meets. . ~ . For sale by all Grocers and Druggists. a : \ :

Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postotfice until further noice: CLOSES ‘Bastérn...+.00s0-1:05 PM. ARRIVES 9: 57a. mM. Western...:..s008 1:05 PM. Western Mal F. &Sac.) 5:20a.m. Grass Valle) ....1:05 P.M. 6:03 BM. 9:67 4 M. 6:03 P. M. Colfax, .co .seoess S204. mM. Sierra City, via N. San Juan, Camptonville aod Downieville, daily (except SunGAY )issse Wivbone ss P.M GOSP M. Grass Valley.. 5:204.M. 9:67 AM. 5:40 P. uw Blue Tent, N. Bloom field, Moore’a Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted )... piers OtMOAle. Washington ,and Omega, Tuesdays, ThursJaysatid Satys £ FE i 6:00'a.m. 11:00 a.fM. WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. LL ST LS LIN TTT IT, — ey Here is.a description of ‘‘New State, County and City Politics Treated in Rhyme. festly wrong to expect Yuba and appearing in it is of a humorous dealer gives the cards around as to manufacture and sell them. It turn. At the last meeting number in whist, until they are all gone. is'a first-class opportunity for an Sutter to bear the expense. --To this the Daily Report replies two of volume one of The Echo He must give himself two hands, enterprising man with a limited The audacity of this demand is wis read. The following ‘‘pome’’ either of which he may play.’ The capital to engage in a remuneramarvelous and’can only be exwas among the best enjoyed things man on the dealer’s left plays the tive and pleasant ‘business. Mr. plained on the ground that the it contained : lowest of his suit. The man with Tam invites those interested to call the next highest card of the same upon him at his place of business tunds of the anti-miners are ex Will you listen to a ditty? *fisn’t wise and ’tisn’t witty; suit follows, and this keeps up, on Pine street, this city, or if it is hausted and the taxpayers of Yu-: But we.ive our rulers glory wnotticial story. until the suit is built, each one inconvenient for any to do so he ba, Sutter, Sacramento and ‘Coin.an in the gubernatoriai chair, the finest and nobbiest gent’s suits ever brought to the town. Charley says it does not require any talking to sell the goods he now has on hand as they speak for ed $400,000 in litigation which resulted in killing the guose of the golden egy, and crippled the trade of Marysville. The territory afflicted’by slick $ be largely attended, as a pleasing the public are invited to be there. al decisions, ee Ricwarp Vincent will on and after next Saturday and during the continuance of the pleasant weather run a carriage each evening for the transportation of .passengers _ between this city. and Grass Val ley. . It will leave Grass Valley at 7 o’clock P. M. and this city at 8:30 o’clock. See the advertisement. Tue reception to be tendered at M. L.-Marsh’s residence this eve ning to the newly appointed Rec tor of Trinity’ Church will no doubt programme of musical and other ve settled\in the courts—if not alexercises has been arranged, and ready settled by State and FederWhy then should the State be drawn a second time Tuomas SuHurtLerr has been into this litigation? compelled by reason of* failing It will be remembered that the health to retire from the firm ot predecessor of the present AttorShurtleff, Charonnat &,Co. The ney-General, vis: A. D.Hart, lent business will hereafter be conductthé name and influence of the ed by A. A. Charonnat and ClarState in the prosecution of two ence Shurtleff under the firm name suits against hydraulic miners, of Shurtleff & Charoninat. and that the principal case, entiIn the case of His Creditors vs. tled People of the State of CaliforC. W. Palm, November 16th has been fixed as the day for him to appear in the Superior Court and show cause why he should not be declared an insolvent. nia vs. the Gold Run Mining Com told to take a pan. and pick, and go to work for himself. ‘The rich est ininer in the camp was seldom able to hire a servant; those who had been glad to serve others were digging in their own claims. ly to uncover the richest mine in the gulch as was the wisest exprofessor of geology; and, on the cards as fast as possible. When other hand, the best claim on the A contract has been let to workriver might suddenly ‘“‘give out” a card is played and no one holds the next highest, itis a ‘‘stop,”’ ing miners to sink the shaft at and never again yield a dollar. tive cards of the same suit. The them by mail. 0c22-2t object, of course, is get rid of one’s Grass Valley Union Items. poorest.man in the camp could and the player begins again, with the Magneta Consolidated mine The have a handful of gold-dust for another suit. Ace being low, the 200 feet below the 400 foot level. the asking‘firom a mure successful A contract has also teen let by neighbor to give him another start king is alwaysa ‘‘stop” card. The game is concluded when any playthe Orleans Mining Company -to and help him “hunt for better luck.’? Noone was ever allowed er has played the last card he sink the shaft of the’ Prospect to suffer; the .treasure vaults of Hill mine 100 feet, which will put holds. He is ‘‘out,”’ and each the Sierra were too near and seemgives him as many chips as he it down to a depth of 200 feet .beingly:too exhaustless. ‘‘Tu a little camp’’—so an old miner writes holds cards in his hand, and the low the drain tunnel tevel. me—‘‘a lad-of sixteeg came one The seven loads of quartz crushcards are dealt again. When one, day, footsore, weary, hungry and in the ordinary course, plays the ed from the Rose Hill ledge, on penniless. There were thirty roace of spades, king of . diamonds, Winchester Hill, at Roger’s. mill, bust and cheer/ul miners at work queen of hearts or jack of clubs, showed a clean-up from the batin the ravine, and the lad sat on the banks watching them,awhile he:takes the. chips that are on téries of $286 per léad. The pans in silence, his face telling the sad were cleaned up Tuesday and gave such cards inthe center of. the story of his fortunes. “At last one table. Some definite time is set from the amalgam 36 ounces of stalwart miner spoké to his felfor closing the game, at which retorted gold, which brought up lows, saying: »‘Boys, I’ll work for an hour for that ehap if you will.’ time the one holding the most the fall yield within a fraction of At the end ef an hour $100 worth chips is entitled tothe prize. This $350. per load for the seven loads, of gold-dust was laid in the youth’s handkerchief. The miners laid does not sound: very breezy, but or.in all $2800. out.@ list of tools and necessaries. the game is better than it reads. a oe Putiiek tak Mill. ‘You go,’ they said, ‘and buy Surprive Party. these and come back. We’ll have Badly Mixed. Messrs. H. G. Battey, and Johr a good claim staked out for you. On last Saturday evening there Curry. who recently erected hoistThen you’ve got to paddle for A reporter of ‘the New York was a most successful surprise ing and pumping machinéry on yourself,’ Thus genuine and unparty tendered Miss Clara Icard World interviewed Emma Nevada their claim west of Chapman’s conventional was . the hospitality at her home near Rough and upon her arrival from Europe, ranch have their shaft down.about of the miner’s camp.”’ Ready. By 8 o’cluck the large and the telegraph puts these words 75 feet, the drain tunnel going in and spacious dwelling was comintoher mouth: “T tell you one at a depth of 125 feet. They have fortably filled, when dancing was thing that makes me feel happy; temporarily stopped sinking and commenced and continued until that is, to have a concert in Ausare putting up a quartz crusher midnight. Then supper was antin, Nevadd. You never heard thatis said by the manufacturers nounced, the tables being well of that place, did you? Well,. it to have a capacity of six tons in supplied’ with all the delicacies of is a lovely little town, where I BROWNS EES ity and price. inequalities between man and man were together swept out of sight. Each stranger was welcomed and playing as long as he has consecuwould be “pleased to hear from The veriest greenhorn was as like S autord, called the millionaire, Went to fili.the Sena or’s chair. “Ewas Republicans sent-him there, AKnowiu, they could trus. him anywhere. Cross, from your own city sent, Scraight to Sacramento went; the Vemocrats sent him away. \ local Loss, the People say. Judicia' cases to determine ens embraces only a. small tri P . Does J. M. Walliag wear the ermine, of low bottom land on the leit D strict Attoruey William Long Protects the right and punishes wrong. bank of the Sacramento, bying besheriff Lord the papers serve, And Hoilland’s always on his nerve, tween Marysville and SactamenCaptain Rapp, the deed Recorder, * to, and some smatl patches or txcelled by noue within the border. Beatty keeps the Courity’s books strips near the mouths of the And all the time good natured iooks, Robiusvun o'er the gold holds trust, American and Cosumnes rivers. weepin, it safe trou: moth anu rust, nb . Wausworth metes out justice by the measure ‘No hydraulic mining has bee Ano sowdeu’s court is quite a treasure. pursued on the bankof the SacSteve Venard is a co.stab.e bold, whom most wondertul tales are told, ramento river for,many years, by ut tow, years ago with his own right band, reason of exhaustion of the groun u . He routed aloue a robber band, And Jeaving tue wen all lying dead or scarcity of water; and on the Came to town, and quietly said, e **alive or dead, for which do you pay?” tributaries of the left bank all th The answer came by the lightniuy’s flash: large mines are already closed by ‘Dead or course, Cull for your cash.” Vonstable Scott is another :-hand injunction. The contest betwee ll] vo execute the laws of the land; With Lock in to watch the city at night, the farmers and the miners thereTo quenca a tire or stopa fight; Richards, Robinson, Locklin, Brown, fore is a purely local one and ‘can With tiolbrook and Mills to rule the town. themselves as to their style, qual —s ‘What Parests Boar. ' Mountain Ice. ee The mines put all men for once I am now prepared to deliver Many persons—especially parAbout the ,most practical and aboo to the State’s Shoulders. market,’’ the latest game with desirable invention in the house upon a level, says a gleaner of piMountain Ice in quantities to suit. ents—object to many quack nosThe Anti-Debris Association , . Atthe meetings held on the cards: Any number can play, furniture line that has come to oneer history. Clothes, money, Orders left at the Ice House, on trums as likely to engender or though its organs, the Bee of Sacthird Monday evening of every+. and there are no partners. From onr attention for along time; isthe manners, family connections, letthe Plaza, or with W. H. Crawenc ourage @love for strong drink. ramento andthe Democrat of month by the members of Nevada ‘the whole pack take out the ace foot-rest devised by A. Tam of this ters of introduction, never before FoRD, will he promptly attended They are nght. Better die of diV. Sauver, Prop. sease than of drunkenness. The Marysville, is urging Attorney . City Council, Order of Chosen of spades, jack of clubs, queen of city. Mr. Tam’s other business counted for so little. The whole to. ome. --use of Parker’s Tonic dces not inGeneral Marshall to bring a large Friends, a ‘‘paper’’ entitled The hearts and king of diamonds. connections have been.of a nature community was given substantiChoice Pickles. — volve this danger. It not only batch of suits against hydraulc Echo and edited by Dr. Mary E. These place in the center of the to interfere with. his placing the ally an even start in the race. Take a bucket to Jackson’s. >uilds up the system, curing all miners. The Democratsays (asLittle makes it appearance. It table, face up. Poker chips are rests upon the market, where they Gold was so abundant, and its suming that the suits, will be abounds with original articles by given the players, equally to each. would be sure to meet with an exsources seemed fora time 8q inBeehive Grocery store and get a. #ilments of tie stomach, liver and brought) : “The State will therethe editor and various contribuThen on any one of the four cards tensive sale if properly introduced. exhaustible that the aggrandizing gallon of those fine mixed pickles. kidneys, but it stimulates without fore be compelled to put up the ting Friends, and it is needless to he chooses the player puts one He has therefore conclnded to dispower of wealth was momentarily Only four bits. tf . intoxicating and absolutely cures’ the appetite for liquor. im money for litigation. It is manisay thata large part of the matter chip(the dealer putting two). The pose in part or whole of the right annihilated. Social and financial Trying to Shift the Slickens Bug jusa refuse to beheld further in Stoneman sits, as you're aware, Pardoning convicts every day, Hyman Bros.’ clothing establishthe interest of a~ starechamber In his own good-natured way, sud asthe pardons he docs eign ment, has just received some of clique, who have already expeadThe couvicts fall in party line, CHARLEY GRIMES, manager of Early Mining Camp in "49. Good Chance to Make Money. The New Card Gain: Geo. A. Nitwenty-four hours. After supper dancing was born, and I haven’t been there/ hell has the contract for erecting Girl Wanted. f , “TO THE PUBLIC. Apply at this office. “tf Dr. Penninaton’s dental office is on Commercial street. m24. t { j sabsetere a eae al ae POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. ANOTHER JOB. sei gt a eter mye ins enna Daily, Mondays oe 88 MACHINEDOETRY. : * ASSIGNEE SALE. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, 0 THE NWO STORES, CONSOLIDATED T 2OE Trust mswrae oo 2 crore eee NUTT ta were Having removed the entire stock, consisting of : Clothing, 7 : Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps! Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fanc Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, é&o.! Tnto the Store known as the One Price San Francisco Store, ON BROAD STREET, Next Door to Stumpf’s Hotel, pany, was tried before Judge yave away to games, charades, for a long time, and papa has arJackson Temple, the trial oscupy’ ete., which were kept up till early ranged that I shall sing there so the mill. ing two months, and involving dawn when all departed homethat my old friends shall hear ~ Hard Times for Lawyers. great expense to both parties. ward well pleased with their eveme. Iam looking forward to this But one civil suit has been befhe testimony in this case élicited Miss Mary with more pleasure than any other enjoyment. gun in the Superior Court since the { Next Saturday is the, last day all the facts concerning hydratlic event of the Winter.’’ We should Torpie, who was the_ instigator first of this month. As a legal for making entries for the Fali mining. Judge Temple rendereu in the affair, made a complete suc‘not wonder if upon reading the races at Glenbrook. The names a lengthy decision. ‘The case was cess of it and was highly compliabove the people of Omega, this luminary remarked with a sigh of quite a number of well known _appealed to. the Supreme mented upon the mannerin which county, held a mass meeting and yesterday while looking over the and fust horses have already been Court of the State by both sides, Physicians and Druggists adopted resolutions to the effect barren wastes of the docket, ‘‘We everything passed off. Recommend I. lawyers might as well shut up shop received. fully reviewed, anda final decisthat the reporter who says that This medicine, combining Iron with pure ~>e-——_——— and take to the hills with prosvegetable tonics, quickly and completely The Races Next Week. ion rendered to the effect that hyEmma Nevada says she was born Tue sidewalk on Boulder street Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakpecting outfits. A man stands a Cures draulic mining was a lawful business, Impua:e Blood, Malavia, Chills Last Tuesday there arrived at in Austin, or in any other place is the very worst one in the city, and Fevers, and Neuralgia. REMEMBER WE NOW HAVE ONLY ness if lawtully pursued—that is, Glenbrook eight more of Willard than Omega, is the biggest liar better show of striking a five fvot It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of and we understand the property ledge of forty dollar ore than he the Kidneys and Liver. they must so use their property as Gardner’s race horses and one of unhung. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to

owners will be legally ‘notified to does of getting rich at the law busWomen, andall who leai sedentary lives, irae dene ee not to injure that of another. Any Taylor’s, which with the animals construct a new one. It does not injure the teeth, cause headiness in these times of peace and An EnraptjAudience. new litigation would onty~~culmithat were already in training there whe, er produce constipation—oTHER IRON harmony.’” MEDICINES DO, Smiru’s custom is neither bought nate in the reiteration of this docIt enriches and purifies the blood, stimumake quite a fine showing of fast Major Dane recently delivered or sold, but comes to him simply tine. lates the appetite, aids the assimilatlon o7 What They Were. stock. Artist, Prince, Killarney, at Napa his lecture entitled ‘‘A good relieves Heartburn and Belching and because he sells a better article The plan that the Attorneystrengthens the :auscles and nerves. shaker and several other pacers Summer in Greece,’’ and the Daily Matthew Cooke, -the veteran For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack for less money than any other General should interpose his in‘and trotters that are contesting Reporter of that city had the folentomologist of Sacramento, tells of Energy, &c., it has no equal. oa T eeevains has above trade mark and groceryman. 021-1t fluence and use the State’s money this week in the races at Carson, on wrapper. Take no other. ec eee lowing to say of it: ‘‘Major H. C. the Bee that the insects which a crossed red lines ~ Assignee. by reason of the present. condiMade only by Brown CLemical Co., How can any merchant expect Nevada, are expected here MonDane’s lecture last evening drew few evenings ago visited this secBaltimore, Md tion of a few miles of the Sacratodo a good business unless he day, The races to begin at Glenone of the most cultured and aption in such large numbers, are advertises his wares in the local mento. river is preposterous. brook Wednesday and continue preciative audiences t hat ever asentirely harmless. He says they papers? Business will not come Chere is no more nor no less watfour days will it is believed be sembled in this city. The orator, are of the genus Epemera, insects er in the river than if mining bad fully as interesting as those that unsolicited. in his matchless manner, recountof very brief existence, or living never been known, and, in fact, oo : took place during the District Fair ed the experiences of his travels for a Gay only. The cottony Some parties from below are.exthere is“ now more water than in cushion scale, for which these in the historic land where once emphemeral creatures may have © R= perimenting in the tailings of the the season of 1849-50. The Genwalked Socrates and Demosthenes been mistaken, is not at all of this A Circus Man’s Mistake. Providence mine with a new deeral Government is the proper Mining Operations in the Back Kitchen of Our Boarding House that should be Enjoined and other great souls who were vice intended for the saving of custodian of the Sacramento riveS ae ge a E byfAll Means. It is said that but a few days pioneers in literature, in art, and sulphurets. er, and if ex-Secretary of War Linbefore the rich strike-was made at THERE is a lady stopping at te eas in all that makes our civilization, coln had not been induced by the the Crown Point mine, Mr. GauRoom 14, Union Hotel, who-is a Tue True Blues of Grass Valley * The dead past liveth forevermore. ? late legal representative of the thier, the owner, proposed to Robcommenced the speaker, and the business and test’ medium. She} and the Intrepid Reserves.of MaAnti-Debris Association to withinson, the circus’ man, who owns conclusion of his masterly oration comes highly reco m, ended, and rysville will have a-game of basehold the expenditure of some an adjoining location, that they left that truth deeply impressed brings with her testi onials from ball at Watt Park next Sunday, $250,000, there would have been ——_4-<> o-——_——— some of the .most prominent. citiconsolidate the two claims. Mr. upon an enrapt audience.’’ D. E: Mora@an’ returned Tuesno difficulty in navigation, even Robinson refused to-enter into any zens of this State.’~ One® of her <>. day evening from San Francisco t his year, and no obstruction exsuch an arrangement, and now] special gifts is locating and dePioneer Bookstore. where he went to attend the Grand ceptthe sand-catching structure the public would not be surprised scribing mines. 824-1m Go to J. B. Tuuuy, (successor to calleda bridge between Sacra"to hear that he Had tempted the Ete) _ Lodge of Masons. Where he will continue to give you One Dollar's Worth of Goods for. . 4 BEST TONIC. _FIETY CENTS. © ¥ ¥ \i ONE STORE. Maz2ceus SNOWFLAKE WHISKY! — JING . 9 SSED \KES EXT 30 atly e-8, re~ find it to nd make fh ORD, unn, de —$—$_~* 6 Sale. 's his resig street Op1, for sale yon. ~The and city 5 of young a comforphaminer, o8-1m San an. tee LS O. CRANDALL, anearly resident rysville Appeal—and they would on Tuesday evening. a good-sized dwelling house. on lull senin under 3 after ation to . , rrita its, with red some ss, Flutgs before he right fi ful rine, and DNs especially oe effects: > astonis! stite, and n Flesh. as and by viges : ced. Y. Geo. W. Welch) for your School Books, Stationery, Music, Poems, ‘Nimrod street. Mrs. E. H. Gay.orp has returned from a trip to Sacramento and Paper Patterns, UNION HOTEL, Blank. Rector Bros.... PROPRIETORS Books, Fashion Journals and Periodicals of all kinds. Mr. Tully{ is prepared to fill all. orders for School Books and School --supplies at the shortest notice. A full sup. , ply of Legal Blanks always on John T. Morgan’s barn, was taken hand. Mr. Tully will keep everybefore Justice Sowden yesterday thing that is usually carried in a Attorney-General using State funds morning and bound over to apfirst-class Stationery Store and at] to litigate a few miners who are pear for examination at two o’clock powerless todo harm. The whole this afternoon. His bail was fixprices to suit the times. Give him a call. : tf matter is aneffort to have tl 1€1 ed at $1,000 in each cise. State assume the expense of the Fashionable Dressmaking. pending litigation and-that recen c ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. ' Lovell and: Seaside Libraries, But terick of this city, came up from the Bay certainly not approve now of their _——eoe é ER. costives mento and Yolo county. white and untamed zebra that is The people of this State protestthe pride and terror of his zoologied vigorously against the levy of cal collection to kick him to the light tax to assist in builddeath. guests. ona a -ing the brush dams across the Bound Over for Examination. Yuba—a measure at the time apDan. Furts, one of North San Joseph Williams, the man arJuan’s prosperous merchants, was proved by both miners and farmers and advocated by that chamrested by Sheriff Lord for burglarin. town Tuesday evening. pion of ‘‘valley rights,’”? the Maizing Maggie Edwards house and A GREAT many strangers are constantly arriving here, and all ofour hotels are well filled with Mrs. J. P. Quintana is building h Lews7, Fresh Fish !, Fresh Fish! te CC. Adolph, City, Oct. 20. _ John Bisdon, City, John Gennan, Ciiy, J.S. Goodwin, You Bet, * B. F. Snell, do John Montgomery, Penn Valley Mrs W. W. Eastman, Cam. Sp. Miss Mary Swartz, Pleas. Val. H. S. Hart, Susanville, C.Schenel, Marysville, A. A. Hartung, wi &c, Scotts F. Chas. Freborn, Washington, E. W. Roberis, Moore’s Flat, , J. Carey, San.Juan, J. Casey, do J. Cunningham, San Juan, Mrs. A. Barton has opened a ly commenced against some minFresh Fish received every Thursdressmaking establishment in A. Johnson, San Mateo, . San Francisco. : ers in Sacramento county: It is day evening. Salmon season reMrs. E. H. Gaylord, San Fran. —— + 3 Judge Searls’ new Philding on Jos. Muriaugh, _. do too thin and won’t influence Mr.}newed. Largest and finest lot of A. BLUMENTHAL and family will Commercial street. Cutting and Frank A. Spencer, do Marshall. . . Fish, of all kinds, ever brought to W. H. Benheim, do ‘moveinto their new cosy cottage First-class fitting a ‘specialty. ——_—__ > Nevada. Callon R. H. Forman, work in every respect and prices . this wéek. Married Yesterday. 15 Commercial street. : tf NATIONAL HOTEL. reasonable. . o18-tf 2° >_> S.A. MDs254 cit a5 PROPRIETOR Miss Mary Morri, of Penn i nove Miss Lena Brooks, who has freCranberries tCranberries ! October 20. Valley, is visiting Mrs. Colley a quently visited at this city and In what States is Dr. Richmond’s Mrs. Rowe, Wisconsin, Moe le this city. ? ae has numerous acquaintances here, A finelot of fresh " cranberries Samaritan Nervine in the greatest W. C. Lewis, Sacramento, demand? Ina Drunken state, in Miss L. Anderson, Bloomfield, Pror. J. R. Davis has been enwas married at Oakland yesterday just received-at J. J. Jaekson’s Miss J. Turner, do Beehive Grocery store, Commera Bilious state, a: Debilitated state, gaged as organist of Trinity to W. H. High, Jr. J.D. Ostrom, do a Nervous state, a Dyspeptic state, tf street, cial a Church. John H. Findlay, Sacramento, ‘Mrs. H. Avery will be at the Mars. P. Crancy has gone to th country on a shortrvisit. — : Union Hotel fora. short time, giv and when you. feel in a bad state , yr wae Bere }generally. $1.50 at Carr Bros. O. Crandall, San Francisco, . Mrs Beck, You Bet, A. J. Ridge, Grass Valley, ing lessons in: Metallic lustre and A suite of furnished rooms with You can buy a 73g octave piano,}_W. Gardner, Glenbrook, Panel paintings. . a single room, with use of piano. Sranparp SHoe Co’s Mining L. Byington & d, Downieville, nearly new, a fine toned instruThorough instruction given in Enquire of Mrs. C. T. Canfield, ment, for $350; cost $450. Call at 'F. W. Seitz, Forest City, Boots at Tracy’s. fit six lessons; no previous knowBroad street. W. F. Lewis, Marysville, d oe tf J.B. Tully’s book store, Broad D. Furth, North San Juan, B. o. Mutiite’ has gone below ledge in drawing or painting re017-tf Wm. Evans, Forest Hill. Sxatine tonight at, Theatre. tf street, for particulars. for new goods, : quired. a o21-8t a { iets ' ‘ OOi — ob &y DRILLING F'OR.A BLAST. Mary Ann—‘‘Hould steady now, Mrs, Maloney, while I give that drilla wipe that will mate the airth thrimble.” Mrs. Maloney—‘‘Don’t sthrike too loud, Mary Ann, for if thim valley papers hear of this they will beatther enjining, shure.” There are a good many things that need enjoining in this. world of ours, and perhaps none more so than-the introduction to mercantile circles of goods without merit. We do not in all cases approve of the principle that “to the victor belongs the spoits,” but we do.believe that to the article of merit belon: SUCCESS. The most convincing evidence of the wisdom of this belief -that now occurs to our mind is our experience with SNOWFLAKE WHISKY. No one who,has ever used it can for a moment question its wonderful merit, ‘while the imme e demand from all parts of the country attests to the success with ‘. which it meets. . ~ . For sale by all Grocers and Druggists. a : \ :