April 11, 1885 (4 pages)

* QALIFORNIA. “Brown & CALKINS. . Proprietors. “SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1885. en » THE SHARON CASE. It would be a matter of wonder if California did not gain a reputation for looseness and meanness if there were many such cases as the one which is named at the. head of this article. Itis hard to determine which is the most repulsive, the conduct of the hoaryheaded. libertine, who is sued, or the eccentric adventuress who sues Fim, or of some of the counsel in -. thecase. The details of the former intercourse between Shaton ~gnd Sarah Althea are too coarse for reproduction by respectable papers. The trial was noted for perjuries, rank as dung-heaps; one side contending the documentary _ evidence of the other was a tissue -_ 6f forgeries, and the Judge ford ~ that the woman, in whose favor he’ decided, was guilty of both perjury and forgery. Among the law~-yers, one side put up a successful job to rob Sharon of $25,000 by selling to him a forged contract ; the other side deliberately set to work to corrupt a confidential clerk and buy testimony. When the fair adversary of Sharon was put in jail for contempt of the Circuit Court she blurted out in the cor1idor that one of her lawyers was to blame for all her troubles. That lawyer has worked like a slave for her, and’ gained. more _notorietythan profit for his pains, but stands Sarah Althea’s abuse in hopes of: . Sharing Sharon’s plunder. With it allthere is a well-founded’ apprehension that the woman may kill the man who formerly hed her favors; wéll-founded, because she speaks publicly of the prob‘ability of her doing it, and appears capable of any resolute ac. tion. It is a social misfo june “when such miserable affairs become} public. The young are pervert. ed, an unwholesome craving ‘for -— sensation-is--stimulated, andthe __ good name of the State is defiled. oe id to Sen Francisco, that while Sharon’s conduct is generally despised and condemned,no one scarcely believe the alleged marriage to have ever been contracted, but the general impression was that-he had fallen into the hands of a clever ad-venturess, who had laid a plot to en sap him, ane ae he had out of which mie : fad it difficult. es we In Memoriam. At a meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G, W., held Wednesday evening, April 8th, 1885,the following resolutions were vnanimously adopted: Whereas, The Supreme President of the Universe has summoned our beloved brother, John A. McQuesten, in the dawn of man~hood, to a membership in the Grand Parlor above, we who remain deeply deplore.his untimely end, and humbly bow in submission to the edict of him who doeth all things well; Whereas, {tis fitiing that we pay this tribute to his memory: Resolved, That we will ever cherish the memory of ou~ departed brother, trusting that the sorrows of earth may be assuaged by the hope of a glorious meeting hereafter in the spirit-world,where friends and k*ndred meet and part no more; _ Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing relations ; Resolved, That the charter of this Parlor be draped in mourning be, for the space of sixty days; Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of our deceased brother, and these . resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this Parlor. : Grorce L. Hugues 8. CaLKins J. B. Gray ee Committee. _This ae. never varies. A ‘marvel of purity, strength and wuolcsomeness. More gee ' gal'than the ordinary kinds, -and ¢annot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short , alum orphosphate -powders. “Bob ONLY IN ae Roya. Baxwwe Powper— Co., 1 106 Wall} a LAN WOLS ~ We found, dv~ing a recent trip] ree PRICE LIST =lFor Cash Flour, per 100 Ibs..-. $2 25 Wi He 2 es Rolled;Barley“ “.. 1 60 'White Sugar 1 1-2 Ibs.1 Brown “ 16 Ibs..-.1 Rice Ae ose 1 Currants, 10 a 1 Prunes, . See 1 Beans, 40 1 Java Coffee, 4“ .. 1 Costa Rica * 6“ .. 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 ‘Chocolate, 4 papers.. 1 Oysters, _ W2cans.-.-1 Green Corn, : ARREST . Green Peas,* 8 “ .1 Strivz Beans, 8 —“*.1 Tomatoes, 1 a . salmon, 19-9 2538 Tatie Frat, = =¢6¢ “1 Pie Fruit, S41 Jelly, ee Sardines, eck Lobsters ese . Deviled Ham, 4 “ .1 Corned Beef, 4° Lard, Sib “3. 90 Lard, “1p . 67 60 Kerosene, 5 gallon “ .1 75 Kerosene, per “ ain AO Syrup, per gallon... 60 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs.2 50 Pickles; 6. .° 2“ .2 BO Tea, 5 pound box, .1 25 Tea, per pound, .-3. 85 Soap, per box, 60 Harkness Candles, per box.8 50 " © Sater 2 SanFran -‘ 80for 1 as “per box 1 50 Butter, perroll 50 Tobacco, per plug ~ 50 And Everythin~ else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF bnhoheiolohaieiaieiaiatatahaiatatateiototes EMADE, FOR NOTHING? ALL WOOL SUITS, From $25 and Upwards. ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. (Om Order work at equally Low Prices, (0@ Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, Broad st., 2 doors below Naticnal Exchange Hotel. NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARie . KET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., And afl kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. bees dec THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WILL FIND IT TO TREIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. ” #2F Meats delivered tree of chage. apl C.J. NAFFZIGER. 5 WOOD, CHARCOAL and CEDAR ~ POSTS FOR SALE. “@. RAMELLI, \ PPOSITE Dr. Hunt’s Ae Arishana supply’ of” Te teh — on woop, ¢ (all kinds, ) _ CHARCOAL, and CEDAR POSTS Which he sells at the LOWEST PRICE, : wa in = ‘°° TYMAN BROTHERS . > TTVTTE ’s Val Tp crm’ 439 25 ; AUDITOR’S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT, . “omt* tee raya or ee 15 e , ~~ i} oe ‘ “se FROM JULY, 1884. "if Bloomélay’ << 189 60 >: . aoe “ f Stoc ea és 115 05 Adopted.and Filed April 6th, 1885. — Fe ooo Em’t Gap, oa “ae aD F. G. BEATTY, Clerk, Telegraphing..-.-4.. pcs pe rs Ine GrIRONGA. ie. cs ck ess *y : D. Deputy. Merchd’se and medicine for — 85 40 —oO— . rah sue Geer Eee Vilna me = . 5 : oroners inquests..... To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County. Autopsies and post mortemexami’ns, 145 00 GENTLEMEN: Herewith I present for your consideration a report of Examining insane:....:. 65 00 the receipts and disbursements for the six months ending January pice ome ani ie fat eae be = 1th, 1885. Also a re f th Coyotes bounty 01.5.1. esses. port of the financial condition of the respective Printing Great Register. . SEN Ss 498 15 funds of. the County, as follows : Advertising and P sedgacy ue ee pre 306 25 Receipts. ad Stationery, supplies and stamps.. 259 53 P Expenses of Election.Boards.. 00 To balance ‘n respective fvids July 7th, 1884, as follows: Affidavits for registration... 317 60 DW hpeexodl dyes SEP Cee eee Pee ne $ 6954 12 Taxes retunded . 3.2. 625i. +s 27 56 General Fund... . epee 11433 55 Expressage on school money.. 14 43 General Road Fi'id. 40 73 a “* election returns.. 13 50 Salary Fund... 379 17 Making maps for election precincts. 12 50 BONG VUNG iii eck 144 91 Official visits to schools.:... 125 00 School Fund. 2424.0. Wares ia ees 23757 31 Fare to biennial session of Co. School Ist Road District F. vad Tele cubed as 876 24 Superintendents..:... 2d “ 2 Me tibtttesssess 447 46 Per diem and mileage of Board of — i tenet eee reees 407.90 se ORCAUON soo eters es 416 49 seh en ee ean weer errs 1192 68 Per diem and mileage of Board of 5th _“ bd ee oS 3534 31 Bg ee 1117-60 Institute Fund... Pian sore pares : 159 50 $ 49327 88 . Per iem and mileage Road ComSa ~Missioners.PEEL LETT TT 750-00 State and County Toxes on assess‘Insurance on property. BS ee ae 89 00 sent-off 1864 $113895 06 Care and maintenance of sick at Hos, 4956-49 Delinquent Taxes of 1884.0. .:. 1971 60 Salary of Supt. of Hospital; 6 months, 750 00 5 per cent, Delinquent Taxes of 1884 © 99: 09 Conveying sick to Hosp ital Bed pete: 78 20 Listing ti es 47 50 Labor, material and repairsat Hosp’l, 126 10 . a 1883 153 61 Kistle index, third installment. . 500 CO 5_per cent. : 7 69 Building bridge and approaches, Tr’ke, 2716 23 46 listing . ane 6-25 Middle 50 per cenit. ‘ ff 89 83-Wale Bist 1111 00 Salad Licenses ae ray sane ce 2902 50 Repairing Schaeffer bridge, Truckee, 478 73 eps ee eres 56 70 Labor on road in District No. 4.:. 100 00 2d Class Merchants Licenses ees 170-10 beng eal House and Treas. olfice, 110 50 ee ee > 198 45 o 156 35 4th ‘ ss og Ss 1031 40 Wood, al vs is = 262 00 Pack Pedlers yee red 49 50 Ice, " eo Se 53 60 Wagon “ A ies 40.50 Material and iabor for Court House. 391 25 e Auctioneers “i 40 50 Janitor for Treasurer’s office.. 30.00 Circus pee Pee 9 00 Material and labor on Clerk’s vault, 977 68 Brokers ae tet bare 90 00 Furniture for Superior Judge’s office, 221 62 SMU ee 18 00 Carpet for Schoo Paps! scncont a6 47 50 23620 49 Heserg ie oar OG ae oa 23 40 : — tate School Poll Taxes.,.. 133 05 WOM es iia cs 27749 32 Road Poll Tax * ‘7 District N No. 2 — Miser i nas ss s WAWAUW DAIG cee + AM 36 SOT ee ee 17 00 $ 1158 25 . Warrants ontstand'ng......05. $ 19954 96 Og ee 67 00 Balance cash in treasury....2.-+5: $ 46455 64 MBCR se ives ar oi fo 5 eae « 276 90 Sere rom hng Fees iy iG ane eee 528 79 Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandreed Ge eee Bivens oo bo! ing, less commission and interest... $ 26500. 68 POGOCONE FO iiaiaa ctv eds a 1015 00 General Road Fund. ASROHHOTS Ea a visa cece d 13 96 \ Measure “ooo es 447 98 Warrants issued since July 7th, 1884... $ ~ 558 00 State school lands, principal.. 90 00 Ly A ee ea ae 237 00 tC NbOreRt. 6. 206 13 : et eee app rtionment of School Fund, 7392 00 Warrants outstanding... ee reer $ 321 00 : er Younty Buildin a eee 180 00 Balance cash in Treasury.....$ 353 09 roneigr overpaid opeMiliiary Toll. 90 pas eer Fees from apeticcnta for. teachers Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandGanificatedt 2 27-00 ing, less commission and interest..,.. 32 09 Fees from pupils non residents of Ne= vada Action DINO iar 45 50 Salary Fund. ‘R. M. Hunt from patients at Hospital 20 00 $134077 72 Warrants Shtetanding Ju ly ‘7th, 18846 OS $ . 354 99 $183405 60 Warrants issued since.... 11006 90 Apportioned as follows: ; i eeeee es $ 12350 79 tate ON ee ce es $ 30390 50 WY CURRIN LUO a eS a tac 11892 46 AONOFAL RUNG. oo. seca eee 54425 80 ‘ So General Road Fund ep bear ees 597 26 Warrants outstanding.. .:..55.5. $ — 458 33 BA ee , 14829 40 Balance cash in treasury...... $ 2930 68 Bond BP oe g BEG 1G Los 7946 85 —— School (ON ee es 50927 60 Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstand1st Road District “ Be a, pa i ee 3886 28 ite lead interest. eae $ 2472 35 2a .* a are Derr e ee Pere 5247 52 Sd“ Re 3317 03 Bond Fund. boa a eS. 7431 ba Bonds outstanding July 7th, 1884.:... $ 47500 00 Tustitu’ Peers [oe OSG ga re compan fo tan. tet, 1808 A Disbursements-—-Staté Fund. ee . Total.. Pas $ 49162 50 Paid State Treasurer....0.0.0se 00s $ 6954 12 naire aC egeaerd Principal on State school land refunded 10.00 $ 6964 12. Interest pafd....:.. 1445 50 5 27a : Bonds outstanding, $45200, int’st unpaid, $117, $ 45317 00 oo paid a a6 Balance cash in treasury. -s...-seeeeeee $ 2486 77 nteres Bi Treasurers commissions paid 130 47 $ 7970 16 School Fund. General Road Fund. Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884... $ 48 65 Warrants paid... FEO Spee ceeuius 237 00 he -eypepboelainatae cee e eee r eee sens necees 25801 75 Enterost 6 ee oes cee Sey hue as . 16 5 yah ace us ates Treasurers commissions paid... : 701$ 24417 Total. .5.0..2% $ 25850 40 Warrants paid Se OMA CAS Miaua Ese ede eee seas ics $ 26850 40 Salary Fund. — Balance cash ‘in treasury... SEES : $ 25077 20 Warrants paid... Pere SAO esr See ae $ 11892 46 Wee cic eas 6 26 $ 11898 72 First Road District Fund. Bond Fund. Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884... $ 1118 00 Bonds redeemed, 23 at $100 each... $ 2300 00 issued since.. SERS Seen $ 1937 48 NtOrekt WAG a one tas Fas 1445 50 $ 3745 50 Fae : ROA Sc Sess $ 3055 48 School Fund. Witrinte paid ss es 1194 00 Wiastante OGI0 cre lee ce eee $ 25850 40 w. Ga ere _ First Road District Fund. arrants outstanding. ...5.seee eee es $ 1861. beng paid. ge an OI ons eae $1194 2 gai copes wes byes Ste eens ee . = nierest he Se ARSE Ss ic ee Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstand‘Treasurers es “4 a igen es : 35 a $ 1230 72) ing, less commissions and interest... 794-08 cond Ro istrict Fund. a4 WATTANtS PAG 35 iG ye esc cy tes eae $ 1494 35 Second Road District Fund. Interest oceans cs re ee 41 Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884. . $ 1446 10 Treasurers commissions paid.... 44 83 $ 1539 59 He INBUOG BINGO. Nee ee 2295 20 Third Road District Fund. Total 3.374 as Warrants paid eo oes oi oe le ed ee le as $ 2010 25 gare ee ee es : aug eo 2 53 : Wattanie Daisies. a 1494 35-——_ Treasurers commissions paid.... 60 52 $ 2073 30 . warrants outstanding..0.0.0., ue 2246 95 Fourth Road District Fund. Balance cash in treasury.. ....4. $ 3707 93 REDO, co Week puter «4 GN pa as a rauaaaan. fo ee eer S. Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandTreasurers commissions paid.:.... .58 62 $ 2013 96]. 18, less commissions and interest... $ 1460 98 Fifth Road District Fund. ° : Third Road District Fund. ghee rere a $ ar Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884... $ 1760 25 nteres is ea es a ee Et See ee ‘f.-Apaued since: 42 a oo 6 1796 75 Treasurers cotamissions paid.... 133 70 $ 4590 52 » peace SEAN Tiel oe 3557 00 Total... $ 68121 16 Warrants paid: cece nr ee cies oF sis ’ 2010 25 Balance in Treasury January 5th, 1885.. $115284 44) Warrants outstanding». 22. eee es eae $ 1546 75 oe Balance Gash in treasury: 2. $ 1243 73 Condition of the respective funds as shown by the books of the Auditor: ; Fourth Road District Fund. ; State Fund. Se July 7th, ge ape $. 1580 73 — Balance due State July 7th; 1884... Sc 8 Cet ee Bo iokedee Received and apportioned since... 23436 38 TOG crc ses $ 3194 73 : ee $ 30390 50 Warrant (Aid. occ 1953 23 ‘. Paid State Treasurer. . $6954 12 ‘Warrants outstanding.... . $ 1241 60 Principal-on State school : Balance cash ‘1 treasury...... Aen A refunded. ee . i? a $ coc412 2 t«‘“‘é‘t nce cats ma ecwury”. ns kes. $ 2205 89 Balance due State... $ 23426 $8 . Cash in tre. = oe ee Balance cash in Treasury. . Aro tga 23426 38 ing, less commission ‘nd in-erest ee te General Fund. Warrants comminding Z oly. reas 91:7 ea $ -.4128 83 Fifth ‘Road District Fund, “issued since as follows: Warrants outstanding July 7th, ae itnens feos ii l g July 7th, 1884... $ 3866 09 vases a iaeiaieal aaa 1 06 Weaued NCA. Ge _ ' 1916 64 xpert testimony in crimina cases, 15 00 ; Total : oe sain se . otal ries. es s$ 5782 73 Livery hire rea 63 00 Warts se ANAT TSE S NE EP 4452 25 ort hand reporter fees in : 219 20 aa Boys and Girls Aid Society San Fri Tenney eens eG et $ .1330 48 tery ceeningt cases.. uss Po 00 Be as acest: ; eriffs fees in crimina’ cases, 70 55 Cash i in treasu in ‘ ry in excess of warrants outetandDee Attornéys. doen . in ‘ oe 50 _dng, less commissions and interest..., "s 1510. 01 Justice feos Nevada i) ees bad bo Institute Fund. : ‘© « Meadow Lake * “ =ae 78 00 Balance cash t METIOASUIY( «3s oc $ 186 50 iW Bisgetiad . 8 8S AB 8 : Respectfully submitted, Constible-fees Nevada Tp “365-10 — F.G. BEATTY, Auditor. _ \A‘PROCLAMATION — ——§SSUED BY. WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PURCHASE—AT THE— PALACE URY GOODS STORE A NEW DEPARTURE. or We will keep in the future, always on hand, an inferior quality of goods along with our good goods, in order te show the people the difference in QUALITY AND PRICES. Cheap Jonns-F'ly-by-nights. OB" We will sell no moth eaten ‘goods to anybody. O@ We will not limit purchasers to any quantity, but will ge them.as much as they want. we claim to_be responsible. : (0@ We have marked our ete! in plain hssirse. (OF We have the Cheapest, Largest and Best selected stock 0° goods in all grades. : ; _ (FF We have no Rotten Trees, hence-we fear no rotten branches, 0O@ We do not pretend to sell any goods at a loss. MF We claim we have reduced the prices on low class goods. (We will expose others in their Chatham Street Tricks. The y sell a few Leaders in small quantities at a loss. But beware and be very careful not to be duped. 0@FWe buy our goods from ‘rect importers, hence we are under no obligation to second hand Auction Dealérs. (0@™ Here is our price list, subject to changes: (0@F25, yards Good Prints for $1 00. We will sell you from 10¢ to $100 worth. ay Reet ae as much as you want. M0@ Sheeting, 20 and 25c per yard, all you want. (0 Chemise, 30c apiece, more than you want. (OF Buttons, 3¢ per doz., in great quantities. (0 Handkerchiefs, 5c apiece, as many as you want. (0 This is only a partial price list, which we think is sufficient for us. FWe will not eviapatis 7e in the future with anyone when they come to us with the cry that they have been duped by Cheap John Fly-by-nights. They will have to cheat you some way in order to get even on their losses. (0@F Be sure and consult us first before you purchase anything in our line, as we are prepared forall emergencies. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BROS (OF P. S.—We answer no sensational advertisements, — Noise it Abroad ! That a Great Clothing. War is raging, and being} considerably interested, we propose to FIGHT IT OUT no matter what time it takes. We Allow No One TO UNDERSELL US! Note th following List of Prices of some of our Goods . Fifty dozen heaviest Blue Denim Overalls, ovr jown manufacture, made_of.the best material, 60 cts. each, price heretofore, $1. Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25-cents, price heretofore, 50 cents. Boy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $g-and $5. Boys’ Cass. Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. Men's Suits, $5 and upwards. $r. 75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS IV PROPORTION. S These Goods Must be seen to be appreciated. “<4 Do not be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. “K> Before making your purchases call on us and see what we have and what we can do for you. Ke By buying of us we will guarantee to give $ 964 g9. You the Bigg estBargains Eves Heard of Here, ’ oo NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ONLY RETAIL HOUSE, Cor. Broad c& Pine sts. Wane oe : NEW. YORK, ae HONOLULU, SAN. FRANCISCO. (OF Ours are better goods for the price than Those kept ee SF" We will guarantee nothing but what is gnaranteod tous, ag OOF Gingham, good quality, 18 re for$1 00. We will give you_ Men's Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Shoes D: + PER A} PER W — Cm Valley Vu stood mate . 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* QALIFORNIA. “Brown & CALKINS. . Proprietors. “SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1885. en » THE SHARON CASE. It would be a matter of wonder if California did not gain a reputation for looseness and meanness if there were many such cases as the one which is named at the. head of this article. Itis hard to determine which is the most repulsive, the conduct of the hoaryheaded. libertine, who is sued, or the eccentric adventuress who sues Fim, or of some of the counsel in -. thecase. The details of the former intercourse between Shaton ~gnd Sarah Althea are too coarse for reproduction by respectable papers. The trial was noted for perjuries, rank as dung-heaps; one side contending the documentary _ evidence of the other was a tissue -_ 6f forgeries, and the Judge ford ~ that the woman, in whose favor he’ decided, was guilty of both perjury and forgery. Among the law~-yers, one side put up a successful job to rob Sharon of $25,000 by selling to him a forged contract ; the other side deliberately set to work to corrupt a confidential clerk and buy testimony. When the fair adversary of Sharon was put in jail for contempt of the Circuit Court she blurted out in the cor1idor that one of her lawyers was to blame for all her troubles. That lawyer has worked like a slave for her, and’ gained. more _notorietythan profit for his pains, but stands Sarah Althea’s abuse in hopes of: . Sharing Sharon’s plunder. With it allthere is a well-founded’ apprehension that the woman may kill the man who formerly hed her favors; wéll-founded, because she speaks publicly of the prob‘ability of her doing it, and appears capable of any resolute ac. tion. It is a social misfo june “when such miserable affairs become} public. The young are pervert. ed, an unwholesome craving ‘for -— sensation-is--stimulated, andthe __ good name of the State is defiled. oe id to Sen Francisco, that while Sharon’s conduct is generally despised and condemned,no one scarcely believe the alleged marriage to have ever been contracted, but the general impression was that-he had fallen into the hands of a clever ad-venturess, who had laid a plot to en sap him, ane ae he had out of which mie : fad it difficult. es we In Memoriam. At a meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G, W., held Wednesday evening, April 8th, 1885,the following resolutions were vnanimously adopted: Whereas, The Supreme President of the Universe has summoned our beloved brother, John A. McQuesten, in the dawn of man~hood, to a membership in the Grand Parlor above, we who remain deeply deplore.his untimely end, and humbly bow in submission to the edict of him who doeth all things well; Whereas, {tis fitiing that we pay this tribute to his memory: Resolved, That we will ever cherish the memory of ou~ departed brother, trusting that the sorrows of earth may be assuaged by the hope of a glorious meeting hereafter in the spirit-world,where friends and k*ndred meet and part no more; _ Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing relations ; Resolved, That the charter of this Parlor be draped in mourning be, for the space of sixty days; Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of our deceased brother, and these . resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this Parlor. : Grorce L. Hugues 8. CaLKins J. B. Gray ee Committee. _This ae. never varies. A ‘marvel of purity, strength and wuolcsomeness. More gee ' gal'than the ordinary kinds, -and ¢annot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short , alum orphosphate -powders. “Bob ONLY IN ae Roya. Baxwwe Powper— Co., 1 106 Wall} a LAN WOLS ~ We found, dv~ing a recent trip] ree PRICE LIST =lFor Cash Flour, per 100 Ibs...-. $2 25 Wi He 2 es Rolled;Barley“ “.... 1 60 'White Sugar 1 1-2 Ibs.1 Brown “ 16 Ibs...-.1 Rice Ae ose 1 Currants, 10 a 1 Prunes, . See 1 Beans, 40 1 Java Coffee, 4“ .... 1 Costa Rica * 6“ .... 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 ‘Chocolate, 4 papers.... 1 Oysters, _ W2cans.-.-1 Green Corn, : ARREST . Green Peas,* 8 “ ..1 Strivz Beans, 8 —“*..1 Tomatoes, 1 a . salmon, 19-9 2538 Tatie Frat, = =¢6¢ “1 Pie Fruit, S41 Jelly, ee Sardines, eck Lobsters ese . Deviled Ham, 4 “ ..1 Corned Beef, 4° Lard, Sib “3.. 90 Lard, “1p . 67 60 Kerosene, 5 gallon “ ..1 75 Kerosene, per “ ain AO Syrup, per gallon..... 60 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs..2 50 Pickles; 6. .° 2“ ..2 BO Tea, 5 pound box, ..1 25 Tea, per pound, .-3. 85 Soap, per box, 60 Harkness Candles, per box.8 50 " © Sater 2 SanFran -‘ 80for 1 as “per box 1 50 Butter, perroll 50 Tobacco, per plug ~ 50 And Everythin~ else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF bnhoheiolohaieiaieiaiatatahaiatatateiototes EMADE, FOR NOTHING? ALL WOOL SUITS, From $25 and Upwards. ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. (Om Order work at equally Low Prices, (0@ Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, Broad st., 2 doors below Naticnal Exchange Hotel. NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARie . KET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., And afl kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. bees dec THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WILL FIND IT TO TREIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. ” #2F Meats delivered tree of chage. apl C.J. NAFFZIGER. 5 WOOD, CHARCOAL and CEDAR ~ POSTS FOR SALE. “@. RAMELLI, \ PPOSITE Dr. Hunt’s Ae Arishana supply’ of” Te teh — on woop, ¢ (all kinds, ) _ CHARCOAL, and CEDAR POSTS Which he sells at the LOWEST PRICE, : wa in = ‘°° TYMAN BROTHERS . > TTVTTE ’s Val Tp crm’ 439 25 ; AUDITOR’S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT, . “omt* tee raya or ee 15 e , ~~ i} oe ‘ “se FROM JULY, 1884. "if Bloomélay’ << 189 60 >: . aoe “ f Stoc ea és 115 05 Adopted.and Filed April 6th, 1885. — Fe ooo Em’t Gap, oa “ae aD F. G. BEATTY, Clerk, Telegraphing....-.-4... pcs pe rs Ine GrIRONGA. ie. cs ck ess *y : D. Deputy. Merchd’se and medicine for — 85 40 —oO— . rah sue Geer Eee Vilna me = . 5 : oroners inquests......... To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County. Autopsies and post mortemexami’ns, 145 00 GENTLEMEN: Herewith I present for your consideration a report of Examining insane:.......:.. 65 00 the receipts and disbursements for the six months ending January pice ome ani ie fat eae be = 1th, 1885. Also a re f th Coyotes bounty 01.5.1.. esses. port of the financial condition of the respective Printing Great Register.. .. SEN Ss 498 15 funds of. the County, as follows : Advertising and P sedgacy ue ee pre 306 25 Receipts. ad Stationery, supplies and stamps... 259 53 P Expenses of Election.Boards.... 00 To balance ‘n respective fvids July 7th, 1884, as follows: Affidavits for registration...... 317 60 DW hpeexodl dyes SEP Cee eee Pee ne $ 6954 12 Taxes retunded . 3.2.. 625i. +s 27 56 General Fund..... . epee 11433 55 Expressage on school money.... 14 43 General Road Fi'id. 40 73 a “* election returns... 13 50 Salary Fund..... 379 17 Making maps for election precincts.. 12 50 BONG VUNG iii eck 144 91 Official visits to schools.:..... 125 00 School Fund.. 2424.0. Wares ia ees 23757 31 Fare to biennial session of Co. School Ist Road District F. vad Tele cubed as 876 24 Superintendents...:...... 2d “ 2 Me tibtttesssess 447 46 Per diem and mileage of Board of — i tenet eee reees 407.90 se ORCAUON soo eters es 416 49 seh en ee ean weer errs 1192 68 Per diem and mileage of Board of 5th _“ bd ee oS 3534 31 Bg ee 1117-60 Institute Fund..... Pian sore pares : 159 50 $ 49327 88 . Per iem and mileage Road ComSa ~Missioners.PEEL LETT TT 750-00 State and County Toxes on assess‘Insurance on property. BS ee ae 89 00 sent-off 1864 $113895 06 Care and maintenance of sick at Hos, 4956-49 Delinquent Taxes of 1884.0.. .:. 1971 60 Salary of Supt. of Hospital; 6 months, 750 00 5 per cent, Delinquent Taxes of 1884 © 99: 09 Conveying sick to Hosp ital Bed pete: 78 20 Listing ti es 47 50 Labor, material and repairsat Hosp’l, 126 10 . a 1883 153 61 Kistle index, third installment.. .. 500 CO 5_per cent. : 7 69 Building bridge and approaches, Tr’ke, 2716 23 46 listing . ane 6-25 Middle 50 per cenit. ‘ ff 89 83-Wale Bist 1111 00 Salad Licenses ae ray sane ce 2902 50 Repairing Schaeffer bridge, Truckee, 478 73 eps ee eres 56 70 Labor on road in District No. 4.:.. 100 00 2d Class Merchants Licenses ees 170-10 beng eal House and Treas. olfice, 110 50 ee ee > 198 45 o 156 35 4th ‘ ss og Ss 1031 40 Wood, al vs is = 262 00 Pack Pedlers yee red 49 50 Ice, " eo Se 53 60 Wagon “ A ies 40.50 Material and iabor for Court House. 391 25 e Auctioneers “i 40 50 Janitor for Treasurer’s office.... 30.00 Circus pee Pee 9 00 Material and labor on Clerk’s vault, 977 68 Brokers ae tet bare 90 00 Furniture for Superior Judge’s office, 221 62 SMU ee 18 00 Carpet for Schoo Paps! scncont a6 47 50 23620 49 Heserg ie oar OG ae oa 23 40 : — tate School Poll Taxes..,.... 133 05 WOM es iia cs 27749 32 Road Poll Tax * ‘7 District N No. 2 — Miser i nas ss s WAWAUW DAIG cee + AM 36 SOT ee ee 17 00 $ 1158 25 . Warrants ontstand'ng...........05. $ 19954 96 Og ee 67 00 Balance cash in treasury........2.-+5: $ 46455 64 MBCR se ives ar oi fo 5 eae « 276 90 Sere rom hng Fees iy iG ane eee 528 79 Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandreed Ge eee Bivens oo bo! ing, less commission and interest...... $ 26500. 68 POGOCONE FO iiaiaa ctv eds a 1015 00 General Road Fund. ASROHHOTS Ea a visa cece d 13 96 \ Measure “ooo es 447 98 Warrants issued since July 7th, 1884..... $ ~ 558 00 State school lands, principal.... 90 00 Ly A ee ea ae 237 00 tC NbOreRt. 6.. 206 13 : et eee app rtionment of School Fund, 7392 00 Warrants outstanding...... ee reer $ 321 00 : er Younty Buildin a eee 180 00 Balance cash in Treasury..........$ 353 09 roneigr overpaid opeMiliiary Toll. 90 pas eer Fees from apeticcnta for. teachers Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandGanificatedt 2 27-00 ing, less commission and interest...,... 32 09 Fees from pupils non residents of Ne= vada Action DINO iar 45 50 Salary Fund. ‘R. M. Hunt from patients at Hospital 20 00 $134077 72 Warrants Shtetanding Ju ly ‘7th, 18846 OS $ . 354 99 $183405 60 Warrants issued since........ 11006 90 Apportioned as follows: ; i eeeee es $ 12350 79 tate ON ee ce es $ 30390 50 WY CURRIN LUO a eS a tac 11892 46 AONOFAL RUNG. oo. seca eee 54425 80 ‘ So General Road Fund ep bear ees 597 26 Warrants outstanding.... ..:....55.5. $ — 458 33 BA ee , 14829 40 Balance cash in treasury........... $ 2930 68 Bond BP oe g BEG 1G Los 7946 85 ——

School (ON ee es 50927 60 Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstand1st Road District “ Be a, pa i ee 3886 28 ite lead interest.. eae $ 2472 35 2a .* a are Derr e ee Pere 5247 52 Sd“ Re 3317 03 Bond Fund. boa a eS. 7431 ba Bonds outstanding July 7th, 1884..:..... $ 47500 00 Tustitu’ Peers [oe OSG ga re compan fo tan. tet, 1808 A Disbursements-—-Staté Fund. ee . Total... Pas $ 49162 50 Paid State Treasurer.......0.0.0se 00s $ 6954 12 naire aC egeaerd Principal on State school land refunded 10.00 $ 6964 12. Interest pafd.......:... 1445 50 5 27a : Bonds outstanding, $45200, int’st unpaid, $117, $ 45317 00 oo paid a a6 Balance cash in treasury. -s.....-seeeeeee $ 2486 77 nteres Bi Treasurers commissions paid 130 47 $ 7970 16 School Fund. General Road Fund. Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884..... $ 48 65 Warrants paid..... FEO Spee ceeuius 237 00 he -eypepboelainatae cee e eee r eee sens necees 25801 75 Enterost 6 ee oes cee Sey hue as . 16 5 yah ace us ates Treasurers commissions paid...... : 701$ 24417 Total. ..5.0...2% $ 25850 40 Warrants paid Se OMA CAS Miaua Ese ede eee seas ics $ 26850 40 Salary Fund. — Balance cash ‘in treasury..... SEES : $ 25077 20 Warrants paid...... Pere SAO esr See ae $ 11892 46 Wee cic eas 6 26 $ 11898 72 First Road District Fund. Bond Fund. Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884..... $ 1118 00 Bonds redeemed, 23 at $100 each...... $ 2300 00 issued since.... SERS Seen $ 1937 48 NtOrekt WAG a one tas Fas 1445 50 $ 3745 50 Fae : ROA Sc Sess $ 3055 48 School Fund. Witrinte paid ss es 1194 00 Wiastante OGI0 cre lee ce eee $ 25850 40 w. Ga ere _ First Road District Fund. arrants outstanding.. .....5.seee eee es $ 1861. beng paid. ge an OI ons eae $1194 2 gai copes wes byes Ste eens ee . = nierest he Se ARSE Ss ic ee Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstand‘Treasurers es “4 a igen es : 35 a $ 1230 72) ing, less commissions and interest..... 794-08 cond Ro istrict Fund. a4 WATTANtS PAG 35 iG ye esc cy tes eae $ 1494 35 Second Road District Fund. Interest oceans cs re ee 41 Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884.. . $ 1446 10 Treasurers commissions paid........ 44 83 $ 1539 59 He INBUOG BINGO. Nee ee 2295 20 Third Road District Fund. Total 3.374 as Warrants paid eo oes oi oe le ed ee le as $ 2010 25 gare ee ee es : aug eo 2 53 : Wattanie Daisies. a 1494 35-——_ Treasurers commissions paid........ 60 52 $ 2073 30 . warrants outstanding....0..0..0., ue 2246 95 Fourth Road District Fund. Balance cash in treasury... .......4. $ 3707 93 REDO, co Week puter «4 GN pa as a rauaaaan. fo ee eer S. Cash in treasury in excess of warrants outstandTreasurers commissions paid.:....... .58 62 $ 2013 96]. 18, less commissions and interest..... $ 1460 98 Fifth Road District Fund. ° : Third Road District Fund. ghee rere a $ ar Warrants outstanding July 7th, 1884..... $ 1760 25 nteres is ea es a ee Et See ee ‘f.-Apaued since: 42 a oo 6 1796 75 Treasurers cotamissions paid........ 133 70 $ 4590 52 » peace SEAN Tiel oe 3557 00 Total...... $ 68121 16 Warrants paid: cece nr ee cies oF sis ’ 2010 25 Balance in Treasury January 5th, 1885... $115284 44) Warrants outstanding». 22.. eee es eae $ 1546 75 oe Balance Gash in treasury: 2. $ 1243 73 Condition of the respective funds as shown by the books of the Auditor: ; Fourth Road District Fund. ; State Fund. Se July 7th, ge ape $. 1580 73 — Balance due State July 7th; 1884...... Sc 8 Cet ee Bo iokedee Received and apportioned since...... 23436 38 TOG crc ses $ 3194 73 : ee $ 30390 50 Warrant (Aid.. occ 1953 23 ‘. Paid State Treasurer.. . $6954 12 ‘Warrants outstanding....... . $ 1241 60 Principal-on State school : Balance cash ‘1 treasury........... Aen A refunded. ee . i? a $ coc412 2 t«‘“‘é‘t nce cats ma ecwury”. ns kes. $ 2205 89 Balance due State...... $ 23426 $8 . Cash in tre. = oe ee Balance cash in Treasury. .. Aro tga 23426 38 ing, less commission ‘nd in-erest ee te General Fund. Warrants comminding Z oly. reas 91:7 ea $ -.4128 83 Fifth ‘Road District Fund, “issued since as follows: Warrants outstanding July 7th, ae itnens feos ii l g July 7th, 1884..... $ 3866 09 vases a iaeiaieal aaa 1 06 Weaued NCA. Ge _ ' 1916 64 xpert testimony in crimina cases, 15 00 ; Total : oe sain se . otal ries. es s$ 5782 73 Livery hire rea 63 00 Warts se ANAT TSE S NE EP 4452 25 ort hand reporter fees in : 219 20 aa Boys and Girls Aid Society San Fri Tenney eens eG et $ .1330 48 tery ceeningt cases.... uss Po 00 Be as acest: ; eriffs fees in crimina’ cases, 70 55 Cash i in treasu in ‘ ry in excess of warrants outetandDee Attornéys. doen . in ‘ oe 50 _dng, less commissions and interest....., "s 1510. 01 Justice feos Nevada i) ees bad bo Institute Fund. : ‘© « Meadow Lake * “ =ae 78 00 Balance cash t METIOASUIY( «3s oc $ 186 50 iW Bisgetiad . 8 8S AB 8 : Respectfully submitted, Constible-fees Nevada Tp “365-10 — F.G. BEATTY, Auditor. _ \A‘PROCLAMATION — ——§SSUED BY. WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PURCHASE—AT THE— PALACE URY GOODS STORE A NEW DEPARTURE. or We will keep in the future, always on hand, an inferior quality of goods along with our good goods, in order te show the people the difference in QUALITY AND PRICES. Cheap Jonns-F'ly-by-nights. OB" We will sell no moth eaten ‘goods to anybody. O@ We will not limit purchasers to any quantity, but will ge them.as much as they want. we claim to_be responsible. : (0@ We have marked our ete! in plain hssirse. (OF We have the Cheapest, Largest and Best selected stock 0° goods in all grades. : ; _ (FF We have no Rotten Trees, hence-we fear no rotten branches, 0O@ We do not pretend to sell any goods at a loss. MF We claim we have reduced the prices on low class goods. (We will expose others in their Chatham Street Tricks. The y sell a few Leaders in small quantities at a loss. But beware and be very careful not to be duped. 0@FWe buy our goods from ‘rect importers, hence we are under no obligation to second hand Auction Dealérs. (0@™ Here is our price list, subject to changes: (0@F25, yards Good Prints for $1 00. We will sell you from 10¢ to $100 worth. ay Reet ae as much as you want. M0@ Sheeting, 20 and 25c per yard, all you want. (0 Chemise, 30c apiece, more than you want. (OF Buttons, 3¢ per doz., in great quantities. (0 Handkerchiefs, 5c apiece, as many as you want. (0 This is only a partial price list, which we think is sufficient for us. FWe will not eviapatis 7e in the future with anyone when they come to us with the cry that they have been duped by Cheap John Fly-by-nights. They will have to cheat you some way in order to get even on their losses. (0@F Be sure and consult us first before you purchase anything in our line, as we are prepared forall emergencies. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BROS (OF P. S.—We answer no sensational advertisements, — Noise it Abroad ! That a Great Clothing. War is raging, and being} considerably interested, we propose to FIGHT IT OUT no matter what time it takes. We Allow No One TO UNDERSELL US! Note th following List of Prices of some of our Goods . Fifty dozen heaviest Blue Denim Overalls, ovr jown manufacture, made_of.the best material, 60 cts. each, price heretofore, $1. Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25-cents, price heretofore, 50 cents. Boy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $g-and $5. Boys’ Cass. Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. Men's Suits, $5 and upwards. $r. 75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS IV PROPORTION. S These Goods Must be seen to be appreciated. “<4 Do not be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. “K> Before making your purchases call on us and see what we have and what we can do for you. Ke By buying of us we will guarantee to give $ 964 g9. You the Bigg estBargains Eves Heard of Here, ’ oo NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ONLY RETAIL HOUSE, Cor. Broad c& Pine sts. Wane oe : NEW. YORK, ae HONOLULU, SAN. FRANCISCO. (OF Ours are better goods for the price than Those kept ee SF" We will guarantee nothing but what is gnaranteod tous, ag OOF Gingham, good quality, 18 re for$1 00. We will give you_ Men's Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Shoes D: + PER A} PER W — Cm Valley Vu stood mate . E. 3 and M at the on We On . Tastitt then . marm Valley Sot Jey h They . lat + tk City b Pro bon pi ning. lovers is exp Mat Judge * prison distur she is Tug struck on: De aging about the fai We! the f Charle porch ily, on ley, a above WE: Sherifi the ov expect on ver! re.ult to the Hava: which propr TH years home fom. . boot-t dered has _] which good . has_a some TIn_ ~will b ty affa uary, “ng do fully’ WA Frank Shurt (a the gr at Tr: Auctic ae street gains ever k ber th ‘and-to a stock Tracy They they v row. ning t unsold Bankr Geo to hin gentle and sk warral goods specti: vate § On Sa of thes auctio: Tracy’ posite