April 21, 1885 (4 pages)

W TAM WOLE'S. PRICE LIST Nevada City, Nevada County; CALIFORNIA. : Brown & Caxins. .Proprietors. : , Paralyzed. at shit Grass Valley. We sincerely regret to learn from . InSunday pene TRANSCRIPT we gave a brief account of the ac-. the Chronicle that 8. D. Baker, dent which occurred at Grass Val. one of the largest owners of the: 12 early Saturday morning. We Cent‘nnial mine,W ashington copy the following particulars of it, District, this county, and well* . from the Union: -A very distressing’ known here, had a stroke of paralaccident occurred at the Sebastopol ysis Thursday afternoon at Virmine by which Charles H. Mill ginia City, rendering his left side . gy PP Bere ver ASSORTMENT OF SHIRTS! S. ATLY REDUCED RATE a hand by; the explosion of a almost usele*s. At last accounts Flour, per 100 Ibs..82 50 lost giant powder cartridge. Mr. Mill he was considered a little better. The Coming Fair. eat, — auntfor thateum. "The amount heat “i 6” .;.:Rica“ rchas-}. Costa id proposed ———= ——_o——_— WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PURCHASE AT GRE Oo. Ma ta —AT THE—_ BP BIIASTY omnes ons 3.E2.-d<iller’s, A NEW: DEPARTURE. Qdd-Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. (08 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 cap and fuse, and as he took bone, and was cut out immediate The Fitiest Stock of the cartridge in his right hand it ly under the cheek bone. ~ Every instantly exploded, tearing off the’ little boy should have one of those e $1, * ed would be dear at PER ANNU PER WEE! BROs. SPRING AND SUMMER G1.OTHING. PALACE RY GOODS STORE! and Charles Fett, were working We hope soun to be able to state on the nightshift sinking the shaft, that he has ‘recovered from the 50 1 shasta si Grass Valley Union: and had put downa drill hole for attack. “.:.---ryanthere is a very RolledBarley" We can sa: tag at it Glen: White Sugar, 13 lbs.. 1 . the purpose of firing a blast with seo wie late Bill Campbell Shot. —— Glene Fair at ‘wise giant powder. On account of the 1 ree soe: “ The Reno Gazeite says: Sunday this year, when it is conBrown night being cold the cartridges 2, aan tire 1 "Hod pond inna we bool gre Rice morning William Campbell, the were frozen, and Mr. Mill had ‘ar a al ly pre ee tereev ced for the. Currants, that Deaute no outlay placed ~a cartridge on the bedlandlord of the Lafayette House, g and that it was Prunes, 1 i) Faia aa 1 of a fair; holdin plate by the side of the steam was accidently shot in the right 1 50 * Be unbusinesslike viet on i boiler at the surface. When the cheek with a toy gun in the hands ee sary ane, ive $2500 for the yo Bad hole was ready or firing he went of his ten-year-old son, Archie. os as alone waer the} Pearl Barley, 12 “ .. 1 ‘ urwas recent: entire up to get the cartridge to attach . . The ball entered just abov> the jaw — Mame 1 75 aimed ee ' We copy the following from the a ROSENBERG Large Arrival of New Style Be aides. 200 the difference in QUALITY AND PRICES. _best thing the tetas can do at. Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 CLOTHING, : their next meeting isto rescind} Chocolate, 4 papers:..1 a'greatr portion of the toys, they are such nice things to” 1 Mts. fingers.and 9 their action, and fix the fair shoot strange dogs and cats with. hand, and seriously burning him Ba SSN aa 12 cans. FURNISHING grounds. at Watt Park this ear . Oysters, about the neck and in the face, Reap the advertisement of .1 8.“ and the pavilion at Grass Val ig Green Corn, destroying the sight-of one of his Thomas Kidd in to-day’s Tran.¢ cg We are very much surprised to} Green Peas, ‘eyes. At the time of the exploScript. He is the owner of the “ ‘ see the att mpt, on the part of the a Grass Valley has had the Fair and . Salmon, 6 “ in its own town for fhe. Table Fruit, Pavilion t formed and the. Jel has been distric Y directors having settled upon a Mh . place midway between the two. Sardines, 8 G28: towns, and the Pavilion at Neva-. Lobsters 4 “ . da City, the Union very unwisely. Deviled Ham, goes to kicking. TOE It looks very) Corned Beef, F is one satisfaction, however, and : “ Pa 4 Ib thatis to know the sentiments ex. Lard, vel 41 brought to.town. .1 Dr. Jones, who Leave. was called in to give him surgical ae 45 hand so badly shattered that the hand had to be amputated at the 1 75 ae wrist, which was accordingly done, the wounded man undergoing the pressed by the Union are not gen-. Kerosene, 5 gallon “ eral in Grass Valley. In conver-. Kerosene, per “ TEN PERCENT WILL BEMADE ordeal very well, and at a late sation with a leading citizen of. ,, . hour yesterday afternoon was but a small following to endorse Syrup, 5 gale cag? +++ 40 quite comfortable considering the 40 severe nature of his injury. «++ : its course about the Fair, and they . Picr'es, 5 As to the accident it may be 5 pound box, .1 25 could be easily named. So far as. Tea, 35 said that it was the result of im“Tea, per pound, he could learn the people were. J apan 40 prudence, as experienced miners pleased to have the ‘Faces take Eng. Breakfast Tea “ 604 (of which Mr, Mill was one) unb place at Glenbrook,as it was more 8 Gish ibd dald ie Union had . °2-2 POF Sallem---~ C®P Per Dox, convenient for both towns to] “Tn fact,” he said,‘‘it should have been there two years ago,andthen. San Fran “ ‘“ “ eyerything would have gone along to come. Butt all time sly for harmoniou wetped. This spite work, in the long run, “ Having beenin business’ in this city for the past fifteen years I flatter myself I know the wants of as much as you want. the people, and have selected my goods accordingly. (0@F Sheeting, 20 and 25c per yard, all you want. (0@™ Chemise, 30c apiece, more than you want. My old customers know that they have a square (0@F Buttons, 3c per doz., in great quantities. deal at my place, and new customers will find it to (0O@Yandkerchiefs, 5c apiece, as many as you want. Absolutcly Pare. their advantage to examine my stock and prices be(0@ This is onlya’ partial price list, which we think ‘is sufficient. that under a high-degree. This.powder never varies. A ; derstand marvel of purity, strength and fore buying elsewhere. for us. of heat giant: powder cartridges wholesomeness. More economi per plug is bound to recoil, and many of us Tobacco, predicted that eventually Glenbrook would be, as it ought to be, the place for the Fair of Nevada county.” We are glad to learn that the Union does not echo the : sentiment of allthe people of that POWDER 50 been blacedin an improper place, cannot be soldin competition with the multitude of low test, short and left too long so that it had atweight, alum or phosphate powtained a high degree of temperature. ders. SoLp ONLY IN cANS, ROYAL and was exceedingly dangerous to Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall handle. A customary mode of St., N.Y ASSESSOR'S OFFICE And Every thir+ 1885. else in proporand many miners, in cold weather, place, for we know. they. naturally believe in doing equal justice to both towns. Grass Valley has had the whole benefit of the Fair for the past two years,and Nevada City, although having an equal right to it, has not received any benefit. whatever. It is a very lame excuse to say that Grass Valleyought to have it there this year because the Directors of the old district are in debt. -$2for 1 80for l ed a , ; _ tion. WILLIAM WOLF. BTLOTHESS* thawing a giant powder cartridge is to hold it for a short time over the escaping steam from the boiler, will keep the cartridges at the desired temperature by placing them in their boot-legs, finding that the oO (O@" We will not sympathize in"the future with anyone when they LATEST NEw s! come to us with the cry that they have been duped by Cheap John Buy your Clothing of me and take advantage of the Fly-by-nights. They will have to cheat you some did in order to LL: PERSONS, FIRMS, COMPANIES, Corporations, A t are requir: éd to deliver to the As7essor’s office, at the Court Housein Nevada City, immediately, astat ment under oath of all the property, both real and personal, owned or claim prevent him from following his occupation a8 a miner in the Sie FO NOTA They by hi:n, her or them, or Ip their possession, or held in trust for others, at 12 o’clock me Refusal or neglect to make a sworn statefact that he has a wife and six ment of all the property owned or held in truat wil subject the percon so refusing or young children depending upon peepee to _— such sworn statement to his efforts for support. His is a the full oi the law—one hun‘tred case that appeals strongly to the should have managed affairs in the same manner the present Board -propose to do, and that is, ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. ‘“unbusinesslike proceeding in buy Board of Directors have done an fliction. ———_«<> as the Board of Directors. Walrath, McMurray, Perkins, Hayford andthé other members have P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, ~ competent to do that, we are sure the people can safely trust them with any public matter, believing MILLINERY GOODS Immediate attention is nece “ry as work on the Roll has already been commenced. Proper blanks may be obt.ined at the As it, as it of the great st importance to them as well as the Asse’ sor, in performing duties prescribed by a2l : SALOON. KIND OF TRIMMINGS. H. B. SEARS. se a .Proprietor. finest in the city, hr. recently undergone a thorough everhauling, and as fine a stock of Creditor’s Sale CASH WILL FIND IT TO TBREIR AD : -. \THOMAS HOUSE, Of Watches, Diamonds and J ew: VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . We have just received a fine assortment of LADIES’ HOSE, unequaled in quality and price. it takes. We Allow No One Fifty dozen heaviest’ Blue Denim Overalls, our Men’s Suits, $5 and upwards. Men’s Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Sh oes $1.75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS IV PROPORTION. — f* Patrons may rest assured that when rival Ks These Goods Must be seen to be appreciated, ~<a houses quote lower prices than us, forthe same kind. Do not be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing the article must be inferior. Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. Good Goods, & Before making your purchases call on us and Latest Styles, © THOMAS KIDD. . Proprietor elry. Sale Monday evening and LOWEST RATES. Editor Stidger of the North San WILL SELL at every evening thereafter till further AVING LEASED 17 THE ABOVE POPular Hotel and Rest urant, Iam Juan Times asks this significant notice,“ in my “store opposite to furnish the public with the bes _ question : “Ts it not about time __gar Mea's delivered free of charge. _. National Hotel. The stock conthe market affords. . for the stockholders in the San sists of Solid Gold and Silver Board and Lodging per week, $5 £) apl ©. J. NAFFZIGER. Juan and Grass Valley Wagon Watches of American manufactto make provisions for the ure, Waltham and. Elgin ChroThe beds are all clean, and the rooms are AND EVERYTHING AS:REPRESENTED. d ent of their indebtedness ? kept neat and tidy. ‘ nometers, Repeaters, Strikin; tink ty . X Wik gti tirk Sad ee care of thé public petrodage ssolicitad. » Repeaters, For City Treasurer. Phere are several partiesover this eG * * * * KIDD. THOMAS Second Watches; also see what we have and what we can do for you. . Ee By buying of us we will icc ad to give her tery you the -Lowest Prices,. Bigg esiBargains5 Ever Heard of Here. See ‘way to whom the~corporation is who need their moneyindebted _padly.” We thought that corpora rebuilding of the road, and the bridge ape = by the flood. was washed away — Quarter Diamonds, Solid Gold Jewelry,. evade city. April 21, 1886. WM. . Clocks, etc. The stock is from J. the request of imanyfriends, at _-¢ion was free from debt and were. a candidate for now making arrangements for the ee pha the office of Cit,i Troaurer, W. Tucker & Co., of San Francis Mestingof the StockholdIco, Sale positive without reserve . myie Annual a election to be held eit’ or limit." Call and examine the prog of Oe BASES Babe AssOUl. For City Marshal. aad ban stock every afternoon. Sale to wT ghnsadny, May dies, 1685, at 7:30r. m. to begin Every ar-. atso'clock,r. u., tor the purpose of elect, {7 thres Ereaienaet sok Amenctasion, snd as represented. . ing ticle warrazted a Franx GuILp, Auctioneer. . ‘awfullyj came beors Pik C, BALPRIDGE =r} a cantidate Larest Styles in Jewelry vat at the comingele] ip Kperan, Assignee. _ Brand & McCutchan’gs. apl7-tf tp for City Marshal apl9-2t. \ City, Apri 19, 1886, nearcrcan, Nevada wae EEE gee eke x eke : : wk kK EF ORK kek te, oR RO took tote to ee. Mette . ONLY RETAIL HOUSE, HYMAN BROTHERS > kk kik ky * ‘ ‘Stockholders’ Meeting. ke k Bick WK AE NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ee se es 2 cick : tS OE * ok oS SUE et Cor. Broad. & Pine sts. —Wuo.rsats— % NEW YORK, Wkk kk k kk Blossom so delight the Gran Tae ch ly attend endorse tl gent'emal Natiohal “there ar here for tl in any o Tt it was n here woul Tue Ch of passen, on their In that li of two of “O, Walt Some pa mistakes Mrs. LI. Vacaville of the lar, ment int ed the . place, ar ly go the A-FS) this city, dent at L He fell fr ing there seriou. city for a what time g&@= MISS KATE RAUER, one of the most Cartwheel Hats from 25 cts up. THE ne Native So will be . ] 1886. Tt invitation mal Scho tendered no matter own manufacture, made of the best material, 60 cts each, price heretofore, $1. HIS ELEGANT Lig wpgoreenty able’ the being ma tery: low, is of Note the following List of Prices-of some of our Goods TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED, AND ANY stamp W: the accit of the pl Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25 cents, price herePorter, Beer, Wines, Stylish and Artistic Milliners on the Coast will sutofore, 50 cents. AT THE OLD PORK MARthe Assessor’s office and have the Ale, changes made for the year 1855. Boy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and $5. KR&T OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, Liquors and Cigars, perintend the Millinery Department. Don’t fail to read the Assessor’s ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY As was ever brought to town, are now beBoys’ Cass. Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. notice, as it is important to taxing dispensed to all who may favor hi NEW MEAT MARKET year are requested to appear at benefit of the many and not of the ““Signif.”” Any -Style of Bonnet or Hat Can Be Had BANKEXCHANGE A. W. finger of : mashed Washing propose to FIGHT IT OUT Selection ever brought tothis city. DANIEL COLLINS. Assessor of Nevada County. baggage, until we ¢ essary cc collect) t THE r 1 earnestly request of each and eve’= Sen few. So far as the gratuitous recOPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, with a call, i ommendation of the Union, that payers. — ‘the best thing the Directors can C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. The best Liquors and fluest brands Notice. dois to rescind their action, and of Cigars will always be kept fix the fair grounds at Watt Park, Swkt the solicitation of a number on hand, and customers and the Pavilion at Grass Valley,’’ ‘. Beef, of citizens of Nevada City School it as can rely upon being treated we think it will be Pork, District, Messrs. Frank Power) ° deserves—with silent contompt. and R. E. Robinson are most redealt with in First-Class Shape. Mutton, Should the Directors think for a spectfully request .d to allow their Veal, moment of going back of the record names to be placed on the ticket Give me a call if you want something good. Sausages, Etc. they have made,they would be the ’ . for the election of two Directors of H. B. SEARS, all ‘inds of meat usually fouhd in a laughing stock of the whole counAnd said district, at the election to be '. ‘Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. first class market. ty. They are not that kind of men, held April 25th. Nevada City, April 21, 1885. and the Union knows that as well a21-5t J. B. Jounson. THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR —_——-_ © <> o-———< as we do, me een erm found on inspection to be the payer te file his statement immeiiately and vo-operate with the office in saving expense, to pay hb Block, la considerably interested, we =. " aroest Fullest and Best TO UNDERSELL US! Attention is called to the adversessor, chased real estate within the past they will do it so to redound to the A As are shown this season, and our stock will be proper change made for the year 1885. That a Great Clothing . r3 War is raging, and beings The Poll Tax of Two Dollars is now due 2 doors” below National law:—All—persons—owning—real always thanaged their own busiBroad st., estate that has heretofore been asExchange Hotel. ness:‘as successfully as any men in gassed to the wrong names on the _Athe two counties, and if they are assessment roll, or who have. pur A Pa There never has been such elegant designs in Noise it Abroad! and payable at this office or to a Deputy As ing Glenbrook Park,’’? we think a (Om Order work at equally tisement of Assessor Collins to be it is an unwarrantable statement. found in this morning’s TRANsLow Prices. We do not believe Nevada or Placcriet. Every tax payer is earnestor teed guaran ction Satisfa (0@F" er county could produeé better ly requested to read every line of no pay. business men than those selected fo@ P. S.—We answer no sensational advertisements. A CHANCEFOR ALL we"hI!SH MILLINERY . dollars and guilty of a misdemeanor. All peniann apn. br na real estate that has heretofore heen assesed in the wrong name on the Real Estate Assessment Roll, or who se_s0r's Uffice, Assessor's Notice. ROSENBERG. BROS. B. H. MILLER, sympathies of his brother miners ALL WOOL SUITS, and the community, who should have purchased real est te within the last are ested to with their From $25 and Upwards. extend to a worthy man a liberal year, aged at the r’s Office and have tne incur no more debts than they handin this hour of his dread af Respectfully, COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City. heat from their bodies will keep The accident to Mr. Mill, which being of aserious nature, asit will (0@ Be sure and consult us first before you purchase anything in our line, as we are prepared for all emergencies. ’ Which willbe allowed-to-every purchaser. Notice to Taxpayers. the cartridges in proper condition. get even on their losses. Discount of Ten per Cent., future, becomes an almost overridian, on tbe FIRST MUNDAY OF MARCH 1s, in accordance with the New ConstituLnlniplaiaialaipinieintaialalahahelniain’ whelming misfortune to him in the ion know they can easily manage. ‘When the Union asserts that the (0@" Here is our price list, subject wo changes: ~ (0@F25 yards Good Prints for $1 00. We will sell you from 10c to $100 worth. (0@Ginghan, good quality, 18 yards for$1 00. We will give you FOR CASE. reach by the line of the railroad. . Harkness Candles, per box, 50 will explode, and this one had cal than the ordinary kinds, and this pape! nate not Johns-FMly-by-nights. GOODS, Cheap 0" We will sell no moth eaten goods to anybody. the benefit of my reductions. sell a few Leaders in small quantities at a loss. But beware and be : From _this-day every article bought at my store a very careful not to be duped. (0@" We buy our goods from direct importers, hence we are under discount of no obligation to second hand Auction Dealers. attention, found-thebones.of the Sunday « be accom The acci BEAUTY, STYLE AND PRICE. .1 ahi are a new Pie Frui' pasttwo years, and now Lodge of at Los Ar falling 4 where & ("We will not limit purchasers to any. quantity, but will sell them as much. as they want. (FF We will guarantee nothing but what-is-guaranteedto us, as sion his partner, Chas. Pett, was Thomas House, and is preparEver brought to Nevada City, is now on exhibition we claim to. be responsible. standing near by, and the ‘fingers ed to accommodate lodgers, and at my establishment. None can compare with it in (0@ We have marked our goodsin plain figures. of Mill’s hand, which were blown and serve medals at the lowest. livoff, struck him vivlently in the ing rates. (0M We have the Cheapest, Largest and Best selected stock of face, cutting the flesh about the goodsin all grades. Oo--— eyes and cheeks, but not doing (0@F" We have no Rotten Trees, hence we fear no rotten branches. A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED. him seriousinjury. The accident (OF We do not pretend to sell any goods at a loss. occurred at 314 A. M., and as soon seREP (0@ We claim we have reduced the prices on low class goods. as practicable Mr. Mill was. Under my new system Cash’ Buyers: will receive (O@ We will expose others in. their Chatham Street Tricks. They vel 10 _ community in regard to the Fair. Tomatoes, craft,' wi {(0@"-Ours. are better goods for the price than those kept by Hats, Boots, Shoes, ‘Tronks, Valises, Ete., Tae aan ed ling nthe ee Th ISSUE D BY--£2s pecial Sale for > wield For Cash! TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1885. “ IMPORTAN!T NEWS! A PROCLAMATION T The Stam HONOLULU Near the Uniion Hotel, Main street, Nevada ‘City. SAN Pleo, : Aerts a Mrs, . land, wh the famil for their ing. JOHN Hill, leit ton Terri Lincoln « are now. On Su severe fi great de tent, how _ yet. JosEPE cisco has near Fre: The min THE gi drew a bi ‘ning. T to the ow Wyatt les, who fora wee yest rda Do not B. H. M the adve NiLes. Sacrame: Dr. Bi cisco yes for San I Pror. calico pa sal! Proj The h ner of I ~~-ttreets, house, is Enquire Paul § only twe Leave o1 FRENc Cutchan

W TAM WOLE'S. PRICE LIST Nevada City, Nevada County; CALIFORNIA. : Brown & Caxins.. .Proprietors. : , Paralyzed. at shit Grass Valley. We sincerely regret to learn from . InSunday pene TRANSCRIPT we gave a brief account of the ac-. the Chronicle that 8. D. Baker, dent which occurred at Grass Val. one of the largest owners of the: 12 early Saturday morning. We Cent‘nnial mine,W ashington copy the following particulars of it, District, this county, and well* . from the Union: -A very distressing’ known here, had a stroke of paralaccident occurred at the Sebastopol ysis Thursday afternoon at Virmine by which Charles H. Mill ginia City, rendering his left side . gy PP Bere ver ASSORTMENT OF SHIRTS! S. ATLY REDUCED RATE a hand by; the explosion of a almost usele*s. At last accounts Flour, per 100 Ibs....82 50 lost giant powder cartridge. Mr. Mill he was considered a little better. The Coming Fair. eat, — auntfor thateum. "The amount heat “i 6” ..;.:Rica“ rchas-}. Costa id proposed ———= ——_o——_— WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PURCHASE AT GRE Oo. Ma ta —AT THE—_ BP BIIASTY omnes ons 3.E2.-d<iller’s, A NEW: DEPARTURE. Qdd-Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. (08 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 cap and fuse, and as he took bone, and was cut out immediate The Fitiest Stock of the cartridge in his right hand it ly under the cheek bone. ~ Every instantly exploded, tearing off the’ little boy should have one of those e $1, * ed would be dear at PER ANNU PER WEE! BROs. SPRING AND SUMMER G1.OTHING. PALACE RY GOODS STORE! and Charles Fett, were working We hope soun to be able to state on the nightshift sinking the shaft, that he has ‘recovered from the 50 1 shasta si Grass Valley Union: and had put downa drill hole for attack. “.:.---ryanthere is a very RolledBarley" We can sa: tag at it Glen: White Sugar, 13 lbs... 1 . the purpose of firing a blast with seo wie late Bill Campbell Shot. —— Glene Fair at ‘wise giant powder. On account of the 1 ree soe: “ The Reno Gazeite says: Sunday this year, when it is conBrown night being cold the cartridges 2, aan tire 1 "Hod pond inna we bool gre Rice morning William Campbell, the were frozen, and Mr. Mill had ‘ar a al ly pre ee tereev ced for the. Currants, that Deaute no outlay placed ~a cartridge on the bedlandlord of the Lafayette House, g and that it was Prunes, 1 i) Faia aa 1 of a fair; holdin plate by the side of the steam was accidently shot in the right 1 50 * Be unbusinesslike viet on i boiler at the surface. When the cheek with a toy gun in the hands ee sary ane, ive $2500 for the yo Bad hole was ready or firing he went of his ten-year-old son, Archie. os as alone waer the} Pearl Barley, 12 “ .... 1 ‘ urwas recent: entire up to get the cartridge to attach . . The ball entered just abov> the jaw — Mame 1 75 aimed ee ' We copy the following from the a ROSENBERG Large Arrival of New Style Be aides. 200 the difference in QUALITY AND PRICES. _best thing the tetas can do at. Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 CLOTHING, : their next meeting isto rescind} Chocolate, 4 papers:....1 a'greatr portion of the toys, they are such nice things to” 1 Mts. fingers.and 9 their action, and fix the fair shoot strange dogs and cats with. hand, and seriously burning him Ba SSN aa 12 cans.. FURNISHING grounds. at Watt Park this ear . Oysters, about the neck and in the face, Reap the advertisement of ..1 8.“ and the pavilion at Grass Val ig Green Corn, destroying the sight-of one of his Thomas Kidd in to-day’s Tran.¢ cg We are very much surprised to} Green Peas, ‘eyes. At the time of the exploScript. He is the owner of the “ ‘ see the att mpt, on the part of the a Grass Valley has had the Fair and . Salmon, 6 “ in its own town for fhe. Table Fruit, Pavilion t formed and the. Jel has been distric Y directors having settled upon a Mh . place midway between the two. Sardines, 8 G28: towns, and the Pavilion at Neva-. Lobsters 4 “ . da City, the Union very unwisely. Deviled Ham, goes to kicking. TOE It looks very) Corned Beef, F is one satisfaction, however, and : “ Pa 4 Ib thatis to know the sentiments ex. Lard, vel 41 brought to.town. ..1 Dr. Jones, who Leave. was called in to give him surgical ae 45 hand so badly shattered that the hand had to be amputated at the 1 75 ae wrist, which was accordingly done, the wounded man undergoing the pressed by the Union are not gen-. Kerosene, 5 gallon “ eral in Grass Valley. In conver-. Kerosene, per “ TEN PERCENT WILL BEMADE ordeal very well, and at a late sation with a leading citizen of. ,, . hour yesterday afternoon was but a small following to endorse Syrup, 5 gale cag? +++ 40 quite comfortable considering the 40 severe nature of his injury. «++ : its course about the Fair, and they . Picr'es, 5 As to the accident it may be 5 pound box, ..1 25 could be easily named. So far as. Tea, 35 said that it was the result of im“Tea, per pound, he could learn the people were. J apan 40 prudence, as experienced miners pleased to have the ‘Faces take Eng. Breakfast Tea “ 604 (of which Mr, Mill was one) unb place at Glenbrook,as it was more 8 Gish ibd dald ie Union had . °2-2 POF Sallem---~ C®P Per Dox, convenient for both towns to] “Tn fact,” he said,‘‘it should have been there two years ago,andthen. San Fran “ ‘“ “ eyerything would have gone along to come. Butt all time sly for harmoniou wetped. This spite work, in the long run, “ Having beenin business’ in this city for the past fifteen years I flatter myself I know the wants of as much as you want. the people, and have selected my goods accordingly. (0@F Sheeting, 20 and 25c per yard, all you want. (0@™ Chemise, 30c apiece, more than you want. My old customers know that they have a square (0@F Buttons, 3c per doz., in great quantities. deal at my place, and new customers will find it to (0O@Yandkerchiefs, 5c apiece, as many as you want. Absolutcly Pare. their advantage to examine my stock and prices be(0@ This is onlya’ partial price list, which we think ‘is sufficient. that under a high-degree. This.powder never varies. A ; derstand marvel of purity, strength and fore buying elsewhere. for us. of heat giant: powder cartridges wholesomeness. More economi per plug is bound to recoil, and many of us Tobacco, predicted that eventually Glenbrook would be, as it ought to be, the place for the Fair of Nevada county.” We are glad to learn that the Union does not echo the : sentiment of allthe people of that POWDER 50 been blacedin an improper place, cannot be soldin competition with the multitude of low test, short and left too long so that it had atweight, alum or phosphate powtained a high degree of temperature. ders. SoLp ONLY IN cANS, ROYAL and was exceedingly dangerous to Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall handle. A customary mode of St., N.Y ASSESSOR'S OFFICE And Every thir+ 1885. else in proporand many miners, in cold weather, place, for we know. they. naturally believe in doing equal justice to both towns. Grass Valley has had the whole benefit of the Fair for the past two years,and Nevada City, although having an equal right to it, has not received any benefit. whatever. It is a very lame excuse to say that Grass Valleyought to have it there this year because the Directors of the old district are in debt. -$2for 1 80for l ed a , ; _ tion. WILLIAM WOLF. BTLOTHESS* thawing a giant powder cartridge is to hold it for a short time over the escaping steam from the boiler, will keep the cartridges at the desired temperature by placing them in their boot-legs, finding that the oO (O@" We will not sympathize in"the future with anyone when they LATEST NEw s! come to us with the cry that they have been duped by Cheap John Buy your Clothing of me and take advantage of the Fly-by-nights. They will have to cheat you some did in order to LL: PERSONS, FIRMS, COMPANIES, Corporations, A t are requir: éd to deliver to the As7essor’s office, at the Court Housein Nevada City, immediately, astat ment under oath of all the property, both real and personal, owned or claim prevent him from following his occupation a8 a miner in the Sie FO NOTA They by hi:n, her or them, or Ip their possession, or held in trust for others, at 12 o’clock me Refusal or neglect to make a sworn statefact that he has a wife and six ment of all the property owned or held in truat wil subject the percon so refusing or young children depending upon peepee to _— such sworn statement to his efforts for support. His is a the full oi the law—one hun‘tred case that appeals strongly to the should have managed affairs in the same manner the present Board -propose to do, and that is, ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. ‘“unbusinesslike proceeding in buy Board of Directors have done an fliction. ———_«<> as the Board of Directors. Walrath, McMurray, Perkins, Hayford andthé other members have P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, ~ competent to do that, we are sure the people can safely trust them with any public matter, believing MILLINERY GOODS Immediate attention is nece “ry as work on the Roll has already been commenced. Proper blanks may be obt.ined at the As it, as it of the great st importance to them as well as the Asse’ sor, in performing duties prescribed by a2l : SALOON. KIND OF TRIMMINGS. H. B. SEARS. se a .Proprietor. finest in the city, hr. recently undergone a thorough everhauling, and as fine a stock of Creditor’s Sale CASH WILL FIND IT TO TBREIR AD : -. \THOMAS HOUSE, Of Watches, Diamonds and J ew: VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . We have just received a fine assortment of LADIES’ HOSE, unequaled in quality and price. it takes. We Allow No One Fifty dozen heaviest’ Blue Denim Overalls, our Men’s Suits, $5 and upwards. Men’s Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Sh oes $1.75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS IV PROPORTION. — f* Patrons may rest assured that when rival Ks These Goods Must be seen to be appreciated, ~<a houses quote lower prices than us, forthe same kind. Do not be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing the article must be inferior. Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. Good Goods, & Before making your purchases call on us and Latest Styles, © THOMAS KIDD. . Proprietor elry. Sale Monday evening and LOWEST RATES. Editor Stidger of the North San WILL SELL at every evening thereafter till further AVING LEASED 17 THE ABOVE POPular Hotel and Rest urant, Iam Juan Times asks this significant notice,“ in my “store opposite to furnish the public with the bes _ question : “Ts it not about time __gar Mea's delivered free of charge. _. National Hotel. The stock conthe market affords. . for the stockholders in the San sists of Solid Gold and Silver Board and Lodging per week, $5 £) apl ©. J. NAFFZIGER. Juan and Grass Valley Wagon Watches of American manufactto make provisions for the ure, Waltham and. Elgin ChroThe beds are all clean, and the rooms are AND EVERYTHING AS:REPRESENTED. d ent of their indebtedness ? kept neat and tidy. ‘ nometers, Repeaters, Strikin; tink ty . X Wik gti tirk Sad ee care of thé public petrodage ssolicitad. » Repeaters, For City Treasurer. Phere are several partiesover this eG * * * * KIDD. THOMAS Second Watches; also see what we have and what we can do for you. . Ee By buying of us we will icc ad to give her tery you the -Lowest Prices,. Bigg esiBargains5 Ever Heard of Here. See ‘way to whom the~corporation is who need their moneyindebted _padly.” We thought that corpora rebuilding of the road, and the bridge ape = by the flood. was washed away — Quarter Diamonds, Solid Gold Jewelry,. evade city. April 21, 1886. WM. . Clocks, etc. The stock is from J. the request of imanyfriends, at _-¢ion was free from debt and were. a candidate for now making arrangements for the ee

pha the office of Cit,i Troaurer, W. Tucker & Co., of San Francis Mestingof the StockholdIco, Sale positive without reserve . myie Annual a election to be held eit’ or limit." Call and examine the prog of Oe BASES Babe AssOUl. For City Marshal. aad ban stock every afternoon. Sale to wT ghnsadny, May dies, 1685, at 7:30r. m. to begin Every ar-. atso'clock,r. u., tor the purpose of elect, {7 thres Ereaienaet sok Amenctasion, snd as represented. . ing ticle warrazted a Franx GuILp, Auctioneer. . ‘awfullyj came beors Pik C, BALPRIDGE =r} a cantidate Larest Styles in Jewelry vat at the comingele] ip Kperan, Assignee. _ Brand & McCutchan’gs. apl7-tf tp for City Marshal apl9-2t. \ City, Apri 19, 1886, nearcrcan, Nevada wae EEE gee eke x eke : : wk kK EF ORK kek te, oR RO took tote to ee. Mette . ONLY RETAIL HOUSE, HYMAN BROTHERS > kk kik ky * ‘ ‘Stockholders’ Meeting. ke k Bick WK AE NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ee se es 2 cick : tS OE * ok oS SUE et Cor. Broad. & Pine sts. —Wuo.rsats— % NEW YORK, Wkk kk k kk Blossom so delight the Gran Tae ch ly attend endorse tl gent'emal Natiohal “there ar here for tl in any o Tt it was n here woul Tue Ch of passen, on their In that li of two of “O, Walt Some pa mistakes Mrs. LI. Vacaville of the lar, ment int ed the . place, ar ly go the A-FS) this city, dent at L He fell fr ing there seriou.. city for a what time g&@= MISS KATE RAUER, one of the most Cartwheel Hats from 25 cts up. THE ne Native So will be . ] 1886. Tt invitation mal Scho tendered no matter own manufacture, made of the best material, 60 cts each, price heretofore, $1. HIS ELEGANT Lig wpgoreenty able’ the being ma tery: low, is of Note the following List of Prices-of some of our Goods TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED, AND ANY stamp W: the accit of the pl Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25 cents, price herePorter, Beer, Wines, Stylish and Artistic Milliners on the Coast will sutofore, 50 cents. AT THE OLD PORK MARthe Assessor’s office and have the Ale, changes made for the year 1855. Boy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and $5. KR&T OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, Liquors and Cigars, perintend the Millinery Department. Don’t fail to read the Assessor’s ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY As was ever brought to town, are now beBoys’ Cass. Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. notice, as it is important to taxing dispensed to all who may favor hi NEW MEAT MARKET year are requested to appear at benefit of the many and not of the ““Signif.”” Any -Style of Bonnet or Hat Can Be Had BANKEXCHANGE A. W. finger of : mashed Washing propose to FIGHT IT OUT Selection ever brought tothis city. DANIEL COLLINS. Assessor of Nevada County. baggage, until we ¢ essary cc collect) t THE r 1 earnestly request of each and eve’= Sen few. So far as the gratuitous recOPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, with a call, i ommendation of the Union, that payers. — ‘the best thing the Directors can C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. The best Liquors and fluest brands Notice. dois to rescind their action, and of Cigars will always be kept fix the fair grounds at Watt Park, Swkt the solicitation of a number on hand, and customers and the Pavilion at Grass Valley,’’ ‘. Beef, of citizens of Nevada City School it as can rely upon being treated we think it will be Pork, District, Messrs. Frank Power) ° deserves—with silent contompt. and R. E. Robinson are most redealt with in First-Class Shape. Mutton, Should the Directors think for a spectfully request .d to allow their Veal, moment of going back of the record names to be placed on the ticket Give me a call if you want something good. Sausages, Etc. they have made,they would be the ’ . for the election of two Directors of H. B. SEARS, all ‘inds of meat usually fouhd in a laughing stock of the whole counAnd said district, at the election to be '. ‘Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. first class market. ty. They are not that kind of men, held April 25th. Nevada City, April 21, 1885. and the Union knows that as well a21-5t J. B. Jounson. THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR —_——-_ © <> o-———< as we do, me een erm found on inspection to be the payer te file his statement immeiiately and vo-operate with the office in saving expense, to pay hb Block, la considerably interested, we =. " aroest Fullest and Best TO UNDERSELL US! Attention is called to the adversessor, chased real estate within the past they will do it so to redound to the A As are shown this season, and our stock will be proper change made for the year 1885. That a Great Clothing . r3 War is raging, and beings The Poll Tax of Two Dollars is now due 2 doors” below National law:—All—persons—owning—real always thanaged their own busiBroad st., estate that has heretofore been asExchange Hotel. ness:‘as successfully as any men in gassed to the wrong names on the _Athe two counties, and if they are assessment roll, or who have. pur A Pa There never has been such elegant designs in Noise it Abroad! and payable at this office or to a Deputy As ing Glenbrook Park,’’? we think a (Om Order work at equally tisement of Assessor Collins to be it is an unwarrantable statement. found in this morning’s TRANsLow Prices. We do not believe Nevada or Placcriet. Every tax payer is earnestor teed guaran ction Satisfa (0@F" er county could produeé better ly requested to read every line of no pay. business men than those selected fo@ P. S.—We answer no sensational advertisements. A CHANCEFOR ALL we"hI!SH MILLINERY . dollars and guilty of a misdemeanor. All peniann apn. br na real estate that has heretofore heen assesed in the wrong name on the Real Estate Assessment Roll, or who se_s0r's Uffice, Assessor's Notice. ROSENBERG. BROS. B. H. MILLER, sympathies of his brother miners ALL WOOL SUITS, and the community, who should have purchased real est te within the last are ested to with their From $25 and Upwards. extend to a worthy man a liberal year, aged at the r’s Office and have tne incur no more debts than they handin this hour of his dread af Respectfully, COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City. heat from their bodies will keep The accident to Mr. Mill, which being of aserious nature, asit will (0@ Be sure and consult us first before you purchase anything in our line, as we are prepared for all emergencies. ’ Which willbe allowed-to-every purchaser. Notice to Taxpayers. the cartridges in proper condition. get even on their losses. Discount of Ten per Cent., future, becomes an almost overridian, on tbe FIRST MUNDAY OF MARCH 1s, in accordance with the New ConstituLnlniplaiaialaipinieintaialalahahelniain’ whelming misfortune to him in the ion know they can easily manage. ‘When the Union asserts that the (0@" Here is our price list, subject wo changes: ~ (0@F25 yards Good Prints for $1 00. We will sell you from 10c to $100 worth. (0@Ginghan, good quality, 18 yards for$1 00. We will give you FOR CASE. reach by the line of the railroad. . Harkness Candles, per box, 50 will explode, and this one had cal than the ordinary kinds, and this pape! nate not Johns-FMly-by-nights. GOODS, Cheap 0" We will sell no moth eaten goods to anybody. the benefit of my reductions. sell a few Leaders in small quantities at a loss. But beware and be : From _this-day every article bought at my store a very careful not to be duped. (0@" We buy our goods from direct importers, hence we are under discount of no obligation to second hand Auction Dealers. attention, found-thebones.of the Sunday « be accom The acci BEAUTY, STYLE AND PRICE. ..1 ahi are a new Pie Frui' pasttwo years, and now Lodge of at Los Ar falling 4 where & ("We will not limit purchasers to any. quantity, but will sell them as much. as they want. (FF We will guarantee nothing but what-is-guaranteedto us, as sion his partner, Chas. Pett, was Thomas House, and is preparEver brought to Nevada City, is now on exhibition we claim to. be responsible. standing near by, and the ‘fingers ed to accommodate lodgers, and at my establishment. None can compare with it in (0@ We have marked our goodsin plain figures. of Mill’s hand, which were blown and serve medals at the lowest. livoff, struck him vivlently in the ing rates. (0M We have the Cheapest, Largest and Best selected stock of face, cutting the flesh about the goodsin all grades. Oo--— eyes and cheeks, but not doing (0@F" We have no Rotten Trees, hence we fear no rotten branches. A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED. him seriousinjury. The accident (OF We do not pretend to sell any goods at a loss.. occurred at 314 A. M., and as soon seREP (0@ We claim we have reduced the prices on low class goods. as practicable Mr. Mill was. Under my new system Cash’ Buyers: will receive (O@ We will expose others in. their Chatham Street Tricks. They vel 10 _ community in regard to the Fair. Tomatoes, craft,' wi {(0@"-Ours. are better goods for the price than those kept by Hats, Boots, Shoes, ‘Tronks, Valises, Ete., Tae aan ed ling nthe ee Th ISSUE D BY--£2s pecial Sale for > wield For Cash! TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1885. “ IMPORTAN!T NEWS! A PROCLAMATION T The Stam HONOLULU Near the Uniion Hotel, Main street, Nevada ‘City. SAN Pleo, : Aerts a Mrs, . land, wh the famil for their ing. JOHN Hill, leit ton Terri Lincoln « are now. On Su severe fi great de tent, how _ yet. JosEPE cisco has near Fre: The min THE gi drew a bi ‘ning. T to the ow Wyatt les, who fora wee yest rda Do not B. H. M the adve NiLes. Sacrame: Dr. Bi cisco yes for San I Pror. calico pa sal! Proj The h ner of I ~~-ttreets, house, is Enquire Paul § only twe Leave o1 FRENc Cutchan