February 23, 1887 (4 pages)

No. 8 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. E \ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, , 1887. & A Prosperous Season Ahead. . The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IX , Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, , North San Juan, neh Cornd, North Bloom field, Moore's Fist Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “trom Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” [San Francisco Daily Hotel Gazette.] Notwithstanding the storms and the snow, the northern foothill region is looking very attractive. The slopes are green as emerald (just: as soon as their evanescent white coat disappears) and everything indicates that the season is to be one of unusual prosperity. The great success of the Land and Improvement Association of -Nevada County in working up a very reliable boom for that section is most encouraging. _Home-seekers are looking for Nevada ag —— ' Published Daily (Mondays pecan by —BROWN &/ CALKINS-— OFFICE: ee A. DURAND. M. E. OLIVER. ANAT arércbRatt PRIGE LI6T FOR CASH! Commercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. THE CHEAPEST-AND-BEST.GROate = fit Neotch Tel, han F Bre _ Of Our Own Importation, BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Merchant ~~ pie Street, Nevada ity —a lth “BETTER \ — sLOW.”* A letter has been received in this city from a Sacramento wholesale merchant in which he ‘says: ‘‘You had better advise the parties who are talking of boycotting the Sacramento merchants to go a little slow.” What does he mean? Is thisa threat that some dire calamity will befall the people here if they-take any steps to protect themselves against the action of the Sacramento Board of Trade? Without further comment, this section awaits the correct interpretation of his message to “‘goslow.”’ There is one thing aboutsthe miners, and-that-is they will not be bulldozed out of their rights to trade where and with whom they please. LOCAL MATTERS: Aa Untinished Picture. There hangs in the National Exchange barber shop a partly finished oil painting of Nevada City. It is from the easel of ‘‘old Mac,’’an itinerant decorative and scene painter: who possesses more genius than desire to attend to business. Mac came here several ménths ago. Recently he left, and goodness known where he is now. He determined to employ his sober idle moments while around here in making a picture of this city. He got along first-rate till he had enough paint on the canvas to show what he was driving at. About that time citizens began dropping in to take a look atit. Each visitor.found something ds it to complain about. One thought the perspective was bad. Another gaid the coloring was too high. Sev_ eral sneered at it because their houses . didn’t show. Almost everybody who saw it had some objection to interpose. Mac stood it first-rate until one party exclaimed upon beholding it, ‘Oh, ho! Going to give us Grass Valley in oil, eh?” The old knight of the brushes did not deign to reply. He chucked the picture into a closet, put away his paints, then went out and got as drunk ashe knew how. A day or two later vineyard lands on the sunny slopes of the hills. These locations which would hardly be suitable for ordinary culture, have been found the best graperaising lands in the State. The first prize for native port, awarded to A. B. to the wine industry in Nevada county. The Spring is the time of year when this portion of the State shows in its most attractive colors, and our Nevada county friends-should-be-ative in turning a share of the great excursion wave into that channel. ——— + Did Not Invest. E: C. Creller and H. J. Bush~ of Grass Valley went to Oroville last week to see what encouragement could be found for investing in land there with a view to speculation’ The Union reporter interviewed them upon their return, and that paper says: They concluded after careful examination that they could find plenty of land in the lower foothills of Nevada county equally if not better adapted to the culture of citrus fruit that could be purchased at prices which would be a mere bagatelle as compared with Oroville rates, and be a far better investment for persons that desired to go into that kind of culture. _—— roo Increased Activity in Drift Mining. The Wheatland Graphic says: A gentleman who is familiar with the mining.section’of this and Nevada county informs us that we can look for increased activity in drift mining. and that extensive preparations for carrying on the same are being made. There are some excellent drift mining grounds in the counties named, and . a good fair profit can be made. ‘‘Hackmetack,’’ a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents Carr Bros. Set eae” Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past . year, and not a single complaint has ever been made against them. Suiton’s cough and consumption cure is s/¢ us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Carr Bros. Driesbach, has given a great impetus . Gorn, CERY STORE-AM NEVADA: > Main St., Opposite Uniow Hotel. per 100 th ps 60. bg Flour, Wheat, oa Rolled Barley, ~e White Sugar. ~ Brown “ ce * Rice, ‘ Ourrants, Prunes, Beans, Cesta Rica Coffee, Qorn Starch, Oysters, Green Oorn, Green Peas, String Beans, Tomatoes, Salmon, 2 lb. cans, Salmon. 1 Ib. cans, Table Fruit, Pie Fruit, Jelly, Sardines, Deviled Ham, Corned Beef. Oondensed Milk Lard per can, Kerosene, 5 gallon can Kerosene per gallon, Syrup per gallon, Syrup per 5 gallon keg, Pickles “5 —“—* Good Tea per Ib, “per lb. box, 1 50 Baglsh Breakfast §.-4 1 50 “per Ib, 35 Soap, per box. 50 Savon Boap, pe box, » 1.10 4 bars, 25 Harkness Candles per box, ©" "34 for 1 Goodwin Oandles per box, 2 50 San Francisco sit’: 1 60 % Candles 64 for 1 Starch per box, Butter per roll, 40 -_ CODOMW Oa rom OOP e22OC0 Fa re ae ee a loll ol el ol 76 1 60 40 65 2.26 1 26 50 25 3 26. PROPRIETORS. A good meal for 15c. Fresh Oysters, Chicken, Fish, Etc., ¢ DURAND & OLIVER, Meals at All Hours ! Regular dinner, with-claret, 25c. Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c. TS Order. ‘the City. Notice. Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in Banquets and Fine Suppers op Short DIRECT ah tery MILLS IN Tea ve maa fe A. Large Line of Samples to Select ‘From. ‘BESF SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. BARRETi, LOBECKER -& MORRISON, _Comearcis Kae bibl Nevada City. Plaza ‘Fcea store. ~ CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. a ee es Gv tu it oCONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL ‘SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Etc. Ez Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the winced Stores. Ask. For It. ‘scspeehiwe.-’ The Leading Grocery and Family Provision Store In NEVADA CITy. J. J. JACKSON eoeeeseeseee se Proprietor. EXIyman Bros-s ANNOUNCEMENT YOR 1887. ; ry ¥ ¥ } Ga Being § Palys: below the p riably above the ‘qualities, ares great line of [ s that prevail and inva— features of our . Pariishiag and Riibter Goods} Trunks,” erate, haktin Satchels, Htc. *“Tmporting. our own Goods aiid buy.ig from first. hands 3] for cash ‘in: such i immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others =. can possibly afford to. Do not fail to call-and see us before purchasing. Only Retail House, nail’ SUT HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. 102 Chambers Street, New York. : 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. ni ME NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Can be found everything in the line of aowmer eager . a wae Blank Books, School; Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY.FILLED. _exnressing,an_oninion of.it wind up by wondering if the old man he was missing. Some one heard him gay he was going to Grass Valley. He evidently was disappointed in that village, for he was shortly afterward geen in Sacramento. His unfinished picture was hauled out of oblivion and hung up in the barber shop right where every customer has the privilege of xithont seeds at Carr Bros. or Ore Warre clover, alfalfa, timothy clover, blue grass, lawn grass, field grasses, at _ Bros. will ever get over his mad and wander Quartz Claim Bonded. A Doc. Freeman, who is one of the ‘Most successful mine finders in the county, has bonded the Sheridan quartz claim rear this city. The Nati faction and will not be without it.’ Mr. W. D. Vinton is the Agent. Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and bea red red top, Italian rye grass and other kinds » ot ‘The fame of the National Horse soapy om gone abroad and the eck to pat the fining tooches on i. . ™GZ* of Oremun so in extriog ov I have used various liniments, = ieee tie I commenced using the Horse Liniment and can truly say that it is the best liniment I have ever used and-has given entire satisTobacco per plug, 46 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. Nil Goods Fresh and Pure. . WM. WOLF. . Rally Round the a Boys . GF Special attention paid to Lady Patrons. , property has been prospected sufficiently to show that it possesses solid. merit. Years agoan incline was sunk to the depth of 90 feet and some 25 or 30 tons of ore that was extracted milled $9.20 aton in free gold. The vein is of good size in the bottom of the incline. Several recent assays and . mill tests of ore taken from the incline . and dump without a view to getting the best possible results yielded from $9.50 to $20. a ton in gold. One piece gave rich returns in silver. Doc. Freeman proposes to extract 100 tons and have it crushed. He is the same gentleman through whose efforts the Eagle Bird and Spanish mines in Washington district were opened. up. He isan excellent judge of mining . Carr Bros. Remedy. Price 50 cente. ector free. Carr Bros. Cure. Carr Bros. —2 eo Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’ Bitters. two doors above C uetjie & Prices low. oo030-tf ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL ‘HOTEL. Good Indications for Gold. RECTOR BROS. _.Proprieters. THE VETERANS OF OHATTANNOOGA POST WILL APPEAR According to the Miners’ Advocate, : Fotweadt 20th. WITH. THEIR OOMRADE, G. Ramelli, ranch, J, Fr , Red Dod, when oxide of iron stains are found in ¢. Beaman, do, For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. CaTARREE cured, health and swee breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Nasal In Crovr, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Swart’s photographs are second to none in the State. Goand seespec; = imens at his sens on Broad ‘street, T. Re mayhe, aaa GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY . CHATTANOOGA POST, G.A.R., At the Theater, Nevada City, (Qn Monday and Tuesday y Evening, March. 7.and 8, sold at the lowest market rates. TEM DAILY Top FKPinting OfAice There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be STICH & LARKIN, mean: sece csv seeity S018 VEKY BES UF WwWiIinEBose a nD ururrtrtQqQvorys. J. J. JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. TRANSCRIPT Is the Largest and Best Office in this part of the State: Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly executed GENERAL INSURANOE AGENOY. i. ast ee J. E. CARR. @. HH. CARB. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. EEP CONSTANTLY ON.HAN Eo ry 2 ay ws A LARGE AND COMPLETE: STOCK OF VERY: Wiret-class Drus Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. os SCHOOL Books, BLANK BOOKs, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, : : FIELD, GABRBDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. giat. : . ¥ Saanenapeyeteocistitonan . < . Pa ‘ B , on the contrary, cobalt is very unfavorPia I, = 3 yeaa ; ’ , j Corner Bread and Pine Stree : Dela leon caren Go . PRT a ee siclsig “Cer ciel tama # MERWE nr snap ga Meynan City visions of a stratum obliquely, are : a ‘ = , * : 99 wate gi ins tos it Sales . 7 gone quvaraainaw “DRUMMER BOY of the RHAPPAHANNOCK™ Ww. D. Vinton, strictly thereto. Sulphurets of iron in veins always contain more or less gold. Free passage of water and quantities of it is also considered a good indication for large deposits of mineral, as these portions were mineralized by infiltration.” Clay beside the walls in quanOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I ffornia, made on Zist day of February in the matter of the estate of Henry ecutor of the Last Will of sai to the highest bidder, for cas e front door of the Court House, at Ney it is heated by percolation . S24 sith [cael a gree than ordinary at the same depth. . > Puttemeyer atthe time of his death, i The Electric Light. and to all those certain lo's, woes or parFae erforma P J. B. Murray and! H. W. Brown, of foo of Nevada fate of me 1 fora, Remarkable P 7 Sse — the Drum ‘ ane . . ’ rt an cr’ as. follows, tobed _ San Francisco, were yesterday inter. wit: of BE. %, No." Wy the World’ Che on . viewing business men and others conTownsh mi ; races Mayot, Setelon 3 ‘vy = cry ek id oe tight introduction of the elec. }2™RC wud condi clon tions of sale: cash gold coin there. Their proposition iso . aiie ined sate toner cent ote Artistic Instrumental and_ Vocal: Music, a plant here on their own . eer or executor on the da: of ale, onconfrmation of sale Court. atex mao of j pure! pe ab ms, ELAX SCHRAKAMP. Exscuter of the Lest Wit of Henry mores, Goscenes pt pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal1887, Putte: meyer, deceased, the underigees, the exHenry Puttemeyer, deceased, will sell at poo. auction, the United State ‘a bj oer vay e Uni 6, and subjec confirmatity is a good sign for mineral. Also . tion by said Superior Court, on Monday, the hot water in driving » shaft: or level 2st fay of March, 1867, at ti o'clock 4 ¥t And by a Number of: Eloquent Declaimers. often indicates mineral deposits, bea City, in the said county _of Nevada, all oe estate “4 os r : . time.of bis death,’ td y "ail the right, title through the sulphurets to a greater dé. [oY interest that the suid estate has, by. op. senahan, of law or otherwise, acquired other han or in addition to that of the said Henbalance 4 Superior PutteYebragry 2ist, 1861, Attys for Executor. f22 N Assisted By The Best Musical Talent of the County, Under the direction of Prof. E. Muller, The Entertainment Wil) Consist of oa, POPULAR LOOAL ARTISTS, And Thrilling. Patriotic WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION . usiness wee pet oven, The Program will be published later. Recitations. oe CALrem. i ns bo das Bio tte s BE ais conta . o— a * gap Nothing extra to reserve. o ti tester. Se, Grawtfora MAIN STREET, NEAR UBION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY,CAL. ow KNITTED & CROCHET SHAWLS, SORAPS BF COLD WEATHER ITEMS. We always have in stock for ladies’ and chil-; dren’s wear Knitted and Crochet Wool Shawls,. . Scarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hoods, Gloves, Mittens, Sacks and Coats. ek . SNE LELENEE-REY— Hi leat OMP, HALF OF, aa ae RATES“ PROPRIETOR. es LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY soars, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDs. REFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ; Ct mt D and perfect purity ph a PanachiPrions BY A COMAgent fr the Lmperil London, Norther and Queen Laurens Gompanion “ANSELME . CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT. DEALER IN boc, Provisions, Fe ‘Canned Goods, Wits Liga All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, delivered tance free of charge. within » Aare rl ma aly NEWSPAPERS. The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. oY weer) JoounenctaL-eraxur, next door to Colley’s Market, pepe VS wed Men's, Boys: and Childrens Clothing, Boots, Shoes, : Bt) Preece? 8 peeneatel, ly ssicgty tany Compotinded by a careful and competent Drugese a he ~— et FO ot

No. 8 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. E \ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, , 1887. & A Prosperous Season Ahead. . The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IX , Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, , North San Juan, neh Cornd, North Bloom field, Moore's Fist Graniteville, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “trom Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” [San Francisco Daily Hotel Gazette.] Notwithstanding the storms and the snow, the northern foothill region is looking very attractive. The slopes are green as emerald (just: as soon as their evanescent white coat disappears) and everything indicates that the season is to be one of unusual prosperity. The great success of the Land and Improvement Association of -Nevada County in working up a very reliable boom for that section is most encouraging. _Home-seekers are looking for Nevada ag —— ' Published Daily (Mondays pecan by —BROWN &/ CALKINS-— OFFICE: ee A. DURAND. M. E. OLIVER. ANAT arércbRatt PRIGE LI6T FOR CASH! Commercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. THE CHEAPEST-AND-BEST.GROate = fit Neotch Tel, han F Bre _ Of Our Own Importation, BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Merchant ~~ pie Street, Nevada ity —a lth “BETTER \ — sLOW.”* A letter has been received in this city from a Sacramento wholesale merchant in which he ‘says: ‘‘You had better advise the parties who are talking of boycotting the Sacramento merchants to go a little slow.” What does he mean? Is thisa threat that some dire calamity will befall the people here if they-take any steps to protect themselves against the action of the Sacramento Board of Trade? Without further comment, this section awaits the correct interpretation of his message to “‘goslow.”’ There is one thing aboutsthe miners, and-that-is they will not be bulldozed out of their rights to trade where and with whom they please. LOCAL MATTERS: Aa Untinished Picture. There hangs in the National Exchange barber shop a partly finished oil painting of Nevada City. It is from the easel of ‘‘old Mac,’’an itinerant decorative and scene painter: who possesses more genius than desire to attend to business. Mac came here several ménths ago. Recently he left, and goodness known where he is now. He determined to employ his sober idle moments while around here in making a picture of this city. He got along first-rate till he had enough paint on the canvas to show what he was driving at. About that time citizens began dropping in to take a look atit. Each visitor.found something ds it to complain about. One thought the perspective was bad. Another gaid the coloring was too high. Sev_ eral sneered at it because their houses . didn’t show. Almost everybody who saw it had some objection to interpose. Mac stood it first-rate until one party exclaimed upon beholding it, ‘Oh, ho! Going to give us Grass Valley in oil, eh?” The old knight of the brushes did not deign to reply. He chucked the picture into a closet, put away his paints, then went out and got as drunk ashe knew how. A day or two later vineyard lands on the sunny slopes of the hills. These locations which would hardly be suitable for ordinary culture, have been found the best graperaising lands in the State. The first prize for native port, awarded to A. B. to the wine industry in Nevada county. The Spring is the time of year when this portion of the State shows in its most attractive colors, and our Nevada county friends-should-be-ative in turning a share of the great excursion wave into that channel. ——— + Did Not Invest. E: C. Creller and H. J. Bush~ of Grass Valley went to Oroville last week to see what encouragement could be found for investing in land there with a view to speculation’ The Union reporter interviewed them upon their return, and that paper says: They concluded after careful examination that they could find plenty of land in the lower foothills of Nevada county equally if not better adapted to the culture of citrus fruit that could be purchased at prices which would be a mere bagatelle as compared with Oroville rates, and be a far better investment for persons that desired to go into that kind of culture. _—— roo Increased Activity in Drift Mining. The Wheatland Graphic says: A gentleman who is familiar with the mining.section’of this and Nevada county informs us that we can look for increased activity in drift mining. and that extensive preparations for carrying on the same are being made. There are some excellent drift mining grounds in the counties named, and . a good fair profit can be made. ‘‘Hackmetack,’’ a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents Carr Bros. Set eae” Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past . year, and not a single complaint has ever been made against them. Suiton’s cough and consumption cure is s/¢ us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Carr Bros. Driesbach, has given a great impetus . Gorn, CERY STORE-AM NEVADA: > Main St., Opposite Uniow Hotel. per 100 th ps 60. bg Flour, Wheat, oa Rolled Barley, ~e White Sugar. ~ Brown “ ce * Rice, ‘ Ourrants, Prunes, Beans, Cesta Rica Coffee, Qorn Starch, Oysters, Green Oorn, Green Peas, String Beans, Tomatoes, Salmon, 2 lb. cans, Salmon. 1 Ib. cans, Table Fruit, Pie Fruit, Jelly, Sardines, Deviled Ham, Corned Beef. Oondensed Milk Lard per can, Kerosene, 5 gallon can Kerosene per gallon, Syrup per gallon, Syrup per 5 gallon keg, Pickles “5 —“—* Good Tea per Ib, “per lb. box, 1 50 Baglsh Breakfast §.-4 1 50 “per Ib, 35 Soap, per box. 50 Savon Boap, pe box, » 1.10 4 bars, 25 Harkness Candles per box, ©" "34 for 1 Goodwin Oandles per box, 2 50 San Francisco sit’: 1 60 % Candles 64 for 1 Starch per box, Butter per roll, 40 -_ CODOMW Oa rom OOP e22OC0 Fa re ae ee a loll ol el ol 76 1 60 40 65 2.26 1 26 50 25 3 26. PROPRIETORS. A good meal for 15c. Fresh Oysters, Chicken, Fish, Etc., ¢ DURAND & OLIVER, Meals at All Hours ! Regular dinner, with-claret, 25c. Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c. TS Order. ‘the City. Notice. Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in Banquets and Fine Suppers op Short DIRECT ah tery MILLS IN Tea ve maa fe A. Large Line of Samples to Select ‘From. ‘BESF SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. BARRETi, LOBECKER -& MORRISON, _Comearcis Kae bibl Nevada City. Plaza ‘Fcea store. ~ CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. a ee es Gv tu it oCONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL ‘SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Etc. Ez Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the winced Stores. Ask. For It. ‘scspeehiwe.-’ The Leading Grocery and Family Provision Store In NEVADA CITy. J. J. JACKSON eoeeeseeseee se Proprietor. EXIyman Bros-s ANNOUNCEMENT YOR 1887. ; ry ¥ ¥ } Ga Being § Palys: below the p riably above the ‘qualities, ares great line of

[ s that prevail and inva— features of our . Pariishiag and Riibter Goods} Trunks,” erate, haktin Satchels, Htc. *“Tmporting. our own Goods aiid buy.ig from first. hands 3] for cash ‘in: such i immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others =. can possibly afford to.. Do not fail to call-and see us before purchasing. Only Retail House, nail’ SUT HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. 102 Chambers Street, New York. : 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. ni ME NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Can be found everything in the line of aowmer eager . a wae Blank Books, School; Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY.FILLED. _exnressing,an_oninion of.it wind up by wondering if the old man he was missing. Some one heard him gay he was going to Grass Valley. He evidently was disappointed in that village, for he was shortly afterward geen in Sacramento. His unfinished picture was hauled out of oblivion and hung up in the barber shop right where every customer has the privilege of xithont seeds at Carr Bros. or Ore Warre clover, alfalfa, timothy clover, blue grass, lawn grass, field grasses, at _ Bros. will ever get over his mad and wander Quartz Claim Bonded. A Doc. Freeman, who is one of the ‘Most successful mine finders in the county, has bonded the Sheridan quartz claim rear this city. The Nati faction and will not be without it.’ Mr. W. D. Vinton is the Agent. Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and bea red red top, Italian rye grass and other kinds » ot ‘The fame of the National Horse soapy om gone abroad and the eck to pat the fining tooches on i. . ™GZ* of Oremun so in extriog ov I have used various liniments, = ieee tie I commenced using the Horse Liniment and can truly say that it is the best liniment I have ever used and-has given entire satisTobacco per plug, 46 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. Nil Goods Fresh and Pure. . WM. WOLF. . Rally Round the a Boys . GF Special attention paid to Lady Patrons. , property has been prospected sufficiently to show that it possesses solid. merit. Years agoan incline was sunk to the depth of 90 feet and some 25 or 30 tons of ore that was extracted milled $9.20 aton in free gold. The vein is of good size in the bottom of the incline. Several recent assays and . mill tests of ore taken from the incline . and dump without a view to getting the best possible results yielded from $9.50 to $20. a ton in gold. One piece gave rich returns in silver. Doc. Freeman proposes to extract 100 tons and have it crushed. He is the same gentleman through whose efforts the Eagle Bird and Spanish mines in Washington district were opened. up. He isan excellent judge of mining . Carr Bros. Remedy. Price 50 cente. ector free. Carr Bros. Cure. Carr Bros. —2 eo Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’ Bitters. two doors above C uetjie & Prices low. oo030-tf ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL ‘HOTEL. Good Indications for Gold. RECTOR BROS. _.Proprieters. THE VETERANS OF OHATTANNOOGA POST WILL APPEAR According to the Miners’ Advocate, : Fotweadt 20th. WITH. THEIR OOMRADE, G. Ramelli, ranch, J, Fr , Red Dod, when oxide of iron stains are found in ¢. Beaman, do, For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. CaTARREE cured, health and swee breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Nasal In Crovr, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Swart’s photographs are second to none in the State. Goand seespec; = imens at his sens on Broad ‘street, T. Re mayhe, aaa GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY . CHATTANOOGA POST, G.A.R., At the Theater, Nevada City, (Qn Monday and Tuesday y Evening, March. 7.and 8, sold at the lowest market rates. TEM DAILY Top FKPinting OfAice There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be STICH & LARKIN, mean: sece csv seeity S018 VEKY BES UF WwWiIinEBose a nD ururrtrtQqQvorys. J. J. JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. TRANSCRIPT Is the Largest and Best Office in this part of the State: Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly executed GENERAL INSURANOE AGENOY. i. ast ee J. E. CARR. @. HH. CARB. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. EEP CONSTANTLY ON.HAN Eo ry 2 ay ws A LARGE AND COMPLETE: STOCK OF VERY: Wiret-class Drus Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. os SCHOOL Books, BLANK BOOKs, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, : : FIELD, GABRBDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. giat. : . ¥ Saanenapeyeteocistitonan . < . Pa ‘ B , on the contrary, cobalt is very unfavorPia I, = 3 yeaa ; ’ , j Corner Bread and Pine Stree : Dela leon caren Go . PRT a ee siclsig “Cer ciel tama # MERWE nr snap ga Meynan City visions of a stratum obliquely, are : a ‘ = , * : 99 wate gi ins tos it Sales . 7 gone quvaraainaw “DRUMMER BOY of the RHAPPAHANNOCK™ Ww. D. Vinton, strictly thereto. Sulphurets of iron in veins always contain more or less gold. Free passage of water and quantities of it is also considered a good indication for large deposits of mineral, as these portions were mineralized by infiltration.” Clay beside the walls in quanOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I ffornia, made on Zist day of February in the matter of the estate of Henry ecutor of the Last Will of sai to the highest bidder, for cas e front door of the Court House, at Ney it is heated by percolation . S24 sith [cael a gree than ordinary at the same depth. . > Puttemeyer atthe time of his death, i The Electric Light. and to all those certain lo's, woes or parFae erforma P J. B. Murray and! H. W. Brown, of foo of Nevada fate of me 1 fora, Remarkable P 7 Sse — the Drum ‘ ane . . ’ rt an cr’ as. follows, tobed _ San Francisco, were yesterday inter. wit: of BE. %, No." Wy the World’ Che on . viewing business men and others conTownsh mi ; races Mayot, Setelon 3 ‘vy = cry ek id oe tight introduction of the elec. }2™RC wud condi clon tions of sale: cash gold coin there. Their proposition iso . aiie ined sate toner cent ote Artistic Instrumental and_ Vocal: Music, a plant here on their own . eer or executor on the da: of ale, onconfrmation of sale Court. atex mao of j pure! pe ab ms, ELAX SCHRAKAMP. Exscuter of the Lest Wit of Henry mores, Goscenes pt pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal1887, Putte: meyer, deceased, the underigees, the exHenry Puttemeyer, deceased, will sell at poo. auction, the United State ‘a bj oer vay e Uni 6, and subjec confirmatity is a good sign for mineral. Also . tion by said Superior Court, on Monday, the hot water in driving » shaft: or level 2st fay of March, 1867, at ti o'clock 4 ¥t And by a Number of: Eloquent Declaimers. often indicates mineral deposits, bea City, in the said county _of Nevada, all oe estate “4 os r : . time.of bis death,’ td y "ail the right, title through the sulphurets to a greater dé. [oY interest that the suid estate has, by. op. senahan, of law or otherwise, acquired other han or in addition to that of the said Henbalance 4 Superior PutteYebragry 2ist, 1861, Attys for Executor. f22 N Assisted By The Best Musical Talent of the County, Under the direction of Prof. E. Muller, The Entertainment Wil) Consist of oa, POPULAR LOOAL ARTISTS, And Thrilling. Patriotic WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION . usiness wee pet oven, The Program will be published later. Recitations. oe CALrem.. i ns bo das Bio tte s BE ais conta . o— a * gap Nothing extra to reserve. o ti tester. 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