January 15, 1887 (4 pages)

ahi ‘this office will compare favorably: with 900, the owner agreeing to take the _ cution. MEN f 1887. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, The Daily Transcript. . CIRCULATES IN . Kevetk City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, cevi Hie, hy San Juan, neh Cor‘ral, Swee North Bloomfield, Moore's . Fiat, Gieahertin Truckee, and every oth. er town of Nevada Negriy 4 also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San . Francisco—in Sa the. State ‘ Bn Torun dcc an Diego, from the SiFY . . Published Daily (Mondays extnintiod) + . ——-BROWN & CALKINS-—— . OFFICE: No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. AN UNPOPULAR PROPOSITION. The bill introduced by Assemblyman Sims to regulate official salaries . in this county (the only one of the . + eighth class) is full of unreasonable and unfair features. The ‘salaries now paid are as follows : Sheriff RES? _ Treasurer and Collector. . ces 82004 Assessor .:. 4 6,500 . Clerk and Aualiice. .8 600 . _ District Attorney: . ; Superintendent Schools Public Administrator. It is propese? 600 . ia reform the schedule as follows: . trees for $15,000. mi ae $5, ced A-man named -Shelnutt, suspected asurer 2 and Collector. ‘ 2,70 e . of robbery, was almost killed by a Clerk and Auditor . . 3,600 District. Attorney 2,000 Recorder ... Sinn OOOO Superintendent She oois eta ss 2,000) Public Administrator. . : Fees . . ¢ It is difficult’ to conceive © what . prompted the introduction of the meas. ure. The people of the county, with very few exceptions,are satisfied wiih the salaries as they now stand—in fact: a candidate for thes Assembly who made a fight on that issue in the elec“tion preceding the one in which Mr. . Sims was successful was badly “‘snowed in” at the polls—with the excep. tion of that of Administrator,”which as stated yesterday the people~ believe should be changed to fees. It is not at all probable the bill will become:a law, although the endorsement of its author added to that of Senator Walrath and Assembyman Sykes would unquestionably seeure its passage. It will, if these gentlemen have the political sagacity with which they are credited, be withdrawn or else by their suggestion strangled in committee. So far butone Nevada City man among all the numerous Republicans and Democrats interviewed, is in favor of it. He takes the position he does on the ground that ‘all the county officers are ~Paid twice as much as they ought to be.’’ The inconsistencies of the proposed bill are too patent to require that they be pointed out in detail: For instance, ‘the Sheriff cannot hiretwo such deputies as he needs for less than $3,000, thus leaving him $2,000 out of which to get-his own salary and pay all the expenses of the work of serving papers, traveling, hunting up evidence in criminal cases, etc., within the coun-' ty,he being entitled to no fees whatever for his own use. Out of the $2,750 the Treasurer would have to pay one regular deputy and also hire other work done, and receiving no fees would at the end ofjthe year find himself comparatively unpaid for his own time and services. The reduction of the District Attorney’s pay to $2,000 a year would be another rank injustice, and preclude the possibility of hereafter getting lawyers of standing and ability to accept the place." To cut down the Assessor’s salary now would militate . * greatly against the interests of the taxpayers. Arrangements have been made by the present incumbent for changes in the, workings so that the best regulated of the kind in the State. The plan determined upon includes a system of assessing and recording that will be practieally perfect, and to make it will réquire the Assessor’s portion of the salary and all his time for at least a year to come. The system oncé™perfected, “tlie office can be coriducted at a material reduction on the present cost. But a cut now would only serve to prevent all improvements on the old methods. Mr. Sims should take the course he outlined for himself when making his canvass before the people of this district. He said then that he proposed to make the impounding of mining debris his main fight. Mr. Walrath has started the ball to rolling in--good shape, and Mi. Sinis can “Ginploy his time no better than by bending every energy he possesses to help do the rolling. The success of thatbill is paramount to everything else, and no side issues should be permitted to spring upto interfere with its progress. Tue Monterey Argussays: Sixteen years ago a merchant in this town was offered a large ranch near here for $7,whole amount in trade at the merchant’s store. Land wai very little in demand at that time, and the merchant declined the trade. A short time since the ranch was sold for $73,Cin cash. If he hadonly known! ERLE aT SOUR __ W. W. Cokz,*who-was recently arrested and examined at Woodland on a charge of embezzlement, at the inBtance of the New Home Sewing Machine Company, but was acquitted, has commenced suit in the. Superior Court of Yolo county against that company for $10;000 damages for defamation of character and malicious proseLast year this souinter built 8,010) miles of railroad. This has Been exd enly twice since 1867. In 1881 eo age built was 9,796, and. in 11,568. California built 231 miles, . the East, -has affected over 40,000 peo $7,000 \ 4 000 . ing raw pork. . claimed Maginnis slandered the Hur* GENERAL NEWS.» + Several cruel evictions are reported . from County Kerry, Ireland. Nothing definite is yet known. regarding the new treaty with China. Austria has increased her. War De. partment budget by over $5,000,000. A son of Kit Carson resides in’ Los Angeles, and is struggling with pover. ty. at The strike of the coal handlers at ple. Granville Prewett was hanged in . public at Monticello, Ky., on Wednes-. . . day. . Southern California oranges have . . been sent to Chicago in an unripe eon: Hs . dition. . Lord Iddesleigh (Sir Stanford North. cote) died suddenly in London Wednesday. ’ An attempt is being made to have the county seat of ‘Solano removed to Benicia, ; At Youngstown, O., four persons . are afflicted with-tric hinosis from eat: L H. Titus, of San Gabriel, has sold . this! 8¢ason’s crop of oranges on the Georgia mob Sunday night. . Frank Daniels confessed to the ‘killing of Patrick Cronanin Trinity couneste ty, and was lynched on Monday. Lawrence Krug has been arrested in . . Chicago on -suspicion of murdering . seven women for thé insurance on their . lives. . One man was killed and several «sei verely injured by the. ditching of a} train near Dunbar, Neb., fight. Gardiner, who murdered Eugene F, . Guindon in San Francisco in August . . . last, has been convicted of ‘murge or in. the second degree. It is currently-reported that Shearer haa bonded his tellurium mine . in Redding, for $45,000, andthat. Geo. . t C. Perkins is in with it. . Four-hundred coal miners at the National mines of Walters & Ferris, near Washingtonville, O., have struck for an advance of 10 cents per ton. Hack Hurley killed Louis Maginnis, a desperado, at San Gorgonio. It is on Tuesday . . . . ley family and -that Hurley acted in self-defense. Joseph-and Charles Sturge, extensive corn merchants and millers of Birmingham and Gloucester, England, have failed. Their liabilites are estimated at £150,000. Sixty-one insane“people from Arizond who have been“under care at the Stockton Asylum were this week shipped to Phcenix where an asylum has been built for. their reception. The cut in passenger rates from San Francisco is $12 on secondclas tickets to ‘‘tHtough” Eastern foints. These rates are exception sg being made only in afew instances Calvin P ratt, the civil engineer who yas recently convicted of having swindled the Pacific Bank by means of forged checks, has been sentenced to fourteen years in the State Prison at Folsom, Six carloads of silk fabrics were’ recently shipped. East over the Southern Pacific in freight cars attached to the regular. passenger train. The silk is en route from China te. New York, and is valued at_$3,000,000. ~~ The new plan of campaign, about which a good deal has been said during the past few days in connection with the street-carstrike at San Fran. cisco has assumed. definite shape. It . is the establishment of a line of omni. buses-and coaches to compete with the . boycotted roads: ‘ An appeal has been taken to the United States Supreme Court from the decision of Judge Sawyer in the Mo: quelumne grant case. The suit was brought in equity inthe name of the United States by the settlers against . Kate D. McLaughlin et al, the Central Pacific Railroad Company being made a defendant. Judge Sawyer judgment for the defense. The Central Pacifie Company is haying the steps of all its passenger coaches altered as riipidly.as possible, . so as to make it’easier for passengers, and especially ladies, to get upon the . car platforms. To that end, there will} . hereater be four steps to be ascended . and descended, instead of three, and . . the lower one will be so near the . ground, that even ladies in “ght ‘‘pull. backs”’ will be able to reach it without . assistance. On Monday evening next Michael . Davitt will be tendered a banquet at . the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, by the Municipal Council of the Irish Na. tional League. Many prominent men will be present, Governor Hill writes . that. he will make an extra effort to be . present. Governor Abbott, of New Jersey, also will be on hand, likewise Chauncey M. Depew. The clergy will be represented by Rev.“Mr, McDonell and Rev. Dr. Talmage, of Brooklyn, Henry Ward Beecher received an invitation, but excused himself on the ground that his banqueting days are . over, though his heart is as warm as . ever for the Irish cause. . At eight o’clock Wednesday night . there was a long line of ~measenger boys reaching from the entrance to. Sherman, Clay & Co.’s musiv store on . Kearney street, San Francisco, around . the corner and up Sutter strect. The}. boys had been sent there in order to} be on hand to purchase seats for the . Patti-concerts at-the-sale. which commenced next morning at nine o’clock. Atalate hour the boys had: settled themselves on boxes and railings, and were trying to make themselves comfortable for the night. It was not the pleasantest of‘ prospects, but, as the boys expressed it, ‘‘they were gettin . twenty cents an hour for doing nothing.” There were no signs of dissatisfaction in the line. gave THE CELEBRATED Can now be purchased in this city. &@Is the Hest in the City. Hyman ANNOUNCEMENT FOR. 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and inva‘tiably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of rwer Mens, Boys’ aud Childrens Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Importing our.own Goods and buyi . for cash in such immense quantities‘as we do, . to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others . can possibly afford to. Do not fail to call and see Retail House, Satchels, Etc. . { . / . . . SPERRY FLOUR . “PARRV= SS . SAPS ‘ } "Try It. Sa ‘A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NoTIOHs, ETC.,; SOLD BY MRS. Eester «az, Crawford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Most Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Orders Promptly illea. Mouse Furnishing Goods. . COTTON GARTER WEBBING BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK, !. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK,. RED LINEN TABLE DAMASK; DOYLIES-WHITE, DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED BORDER, LINEN NAPKINS,, . COLORED, FRUIT NAPKINS, LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS ‘iin UNDERWEAR, SHIRT FRONTS, SHIRT CUFFS, F ea BIRD’s EYE LINENS, ere i: BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, . BUTCHER’S LINENS, . PLAID GLASS. TOWELINGS,. LINEN LAWNS, 5 . LINEN CAMBRICs, LINEN DIAPERS, 3060055. eta tae! Bes. x BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS,. Bhi RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHER. Be EG tae cy LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, Par ah LINEN HUCK TOWELS, LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, SWISS MUSLINS,. ‘BOOK MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWNs,. . BISHOP’S LAWNS,. TARLATAN MUSLINS} . PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSBL INS, RWros., Clothing, Boots, Shoes, first hands! enables Us . g from Yon us before purchasing. . Only . HYMAN BROS., } f COR. BROAD-AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. . . IMLTATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES. WHOLESALE’ BRANCHES: Z Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Peers, H. Islands. J ine NETS SORE 4 TRANSCRIPT . Sob Printing Office Isthe Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State. . Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and: promptly executed atthe very lowesterates. NEW RESTAURANT PN Decca LODGING HOUSE, Main St., Opp. Ott’s Assay Office, INWewada City, HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop’s. fFXHE undersigned have opened at the above place a First-Class Restaurant and ‘Lodging House, where they will give the public good accommodations. at very moderat prices. . Restaurant Open at All Hours. Family Cooking. Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January Sth, 1886.-1m Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. OHARLES KENT, Proprietor. AVING purchased the above-named } Market, I will be glag to see all former patrons and wil be able fo. supply the public with all kinds of Freah c& Sait Meats, . Exams, Wacon and Lard, Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST.RATES., Having had long experience in the business, . can guarantee to give perfect satis. faction to all, and will supply the Very best in my Line, All kinds of LIVE STOCK for sale: at all . Imes. CHAKLES KENT, Notice to Oreditors. In the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Michael uinn, deceased. : OTICE is hereby given . the undersigned, Executor of the Last will and setemnent of Michael Quinn, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons acing claims against thesaid deceased to exhibit them withthe necessary vouchers within four months after the this poner to the a execute, at the office of W. D Tog » Esq., rney at law, in ol 5 vada C the oe of Neves and Bate of "éalitora, taaacted tying where said mene will be OHN W. ROBB, “ Executor of the Laat’ Wilh and Testament . of Michael Quinn, Deceased, _ Dated January 7th, 1887. tw ‘1.40 days, interest will cease at t' ret publication of Ni jotice to "Bondholders, Office of thec ounty ty Treasurer of Nevada County. Nee E IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am IN prepared to redeem the following . bonds of Nevada County, issued May 22d, 1888, viz: Bonds numbered 301 to 329 inclu: . sive. If not presented for payment within-. e expiration . of that time in conformity with the Ordi. nance ofthe Board of Supervisors, under . and by virtue of which the bonds were is. sued, HENRY MCNULTY, Treasurer of Névada County, cal. Nevada Citv, January 6th, 1887. Broad Street Market, . NEVADA CITY, CAL. } ‘ JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. . I AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOi ple of Nevada C ity and vicinity with the Choicest of Beef, RPWwPork, Mutton, Weal, Bausagess, Corn Beef. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be purchased anywhere in this city. Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If you want a nice Roast; Steak, Chop, give me a call. I intend to always keep the best Meats to be procured in the market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young, can rely upon getting what they order, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Petition for Order of Sale, ie THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State’ of California. In the estate of Robert Sarah J. Morrison, deceased. Order to show cause why order of ‘sale of real estate should not be,made. It appearing to the Judge of this Court by petition this day presented and filed by Samuel M. Morrison, administrator of the estate of Robert Morrison and Sarah J. Morrison; decetdsed, praying for an order Of sale of real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of said estate for the purpose of dispr pubae the proceeds thereof among the heirs at law of said estate, all of whom have sarentad in uniting to the sale of said ¢sate. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of this Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said pPapeNer Court on the fifteenth day of sane. , eighteen hundred and eig¢hty-seven ‘ éven o’tloek in the forenoon of said aes at the Courtroom of'said Superier Court of said County, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator to sell the whole of said real estate at private sale, and that a ¢ py ¢ ofthis order be published in the Nevada bet ae acl ont aunt printed oe Se een said ALLING, Judge. Dee. #0, 1886: nvnne WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION We are now prepared to furnish all clagses with employment at home, all the time, or for their g spare moments. Business new, lighs and profitable, Persons of either sex easily earn from 60 cents to % De per evenev. ing; and a proporti 1 their time tg th eines and girls © business: Bo earn nearly as much as men, oo h¢t all who ‘8 may send their ‘Address and test the Cutlet or Morrison and see th business, we make this offer. To such as, ae ad well satisfied we will send pay for the trouble of -writ “iia go tltiars = outfit free. Fra Co., Portland, M sine. EORGE BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS . SPANISH EDGINGS HAT WIRE, W. HITE AND BLACK PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, MARSEILLES, PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED; MARSEILLES QUILTS, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, BALMORAL SKIKTS, ALL OVER TUCKING, TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, COTTON. BATTING, TOILET COVERS, TOLLET MATS, OIL CLOTH, ALL WOOL FLANNE LS SILK AND WOOL FL ANNELS, . . COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, pc eeeminiiice aie SHAKER FLANNELS, se OPERA FLANNELS, . EMBROIDERED. FLANNELS, COLORED TWILLED FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS, “ BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, . i DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, ‘ DOMESTIC CAMBRICS AND SHEETINGS, PAPER MUSLINS,. TWILLED MUSH SILESIA, WIGAN, FARMER'S SA TIN, . CRINOLINE, serosa Der ton . DRESS GOoDs, CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS,. ° CLOAKINGS, ASTRACHAN, CAMEL’S HAIR, REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. BLACK—THREAD ' FRENCH . BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND INSE RTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND LNSERTINGS.E€RU YAK EDGINGS AND ENSERTINGS. EDGINGS, “ENGLISH “AND . REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & tbat baal 1 WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS waa aes SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS . REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. oe BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS AND INSERTIONS. WHITE LMITATION THREAD BDGINGS ‘ARP. INSERTIONS BEADED FRENCH LACES. see IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. Nets for saa 8 Scarfs, Etc. . SPANISH NETS : =n BEADED NETS GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. . . REAL THREAD DOTTED NETS.,.. Dae DarImy ' WHITE COTTON NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON. WHITE MALINE SILK NETS SILK ILLUSIONS Made-up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS e COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES nase iD LACE BOWS AND TIES. Seas Kae : BLACK THREAD VEILS. . ae << BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS $. SPANISH SCARFS . BRUSSELS NET SCARFS..:. Mourning Goods. GOURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES CRAPE VEILS ‘Piece Goods.’ WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS . SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS. Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE LACES,NOTTINGHAM,CLUNY AND CROCHET . WHITECLUNY LACE TIDIES :. CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES oR SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDLES IN ALL SHAPES PILLOW TIDIES SOFA TIDIES EMBROIDERED ENITIALS CROCHET LACE TIDIES Embroideries. . HAMBURG EDGINGS. NAINSOQK EDGINGS NALINSOOK INSERTIONS SWISS EDGINGS.. . SWISS INSERTINGS. EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS, . STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. STAMPED TABLE COVERS. Ruffles and ‘Trimmings. . APPLIQUE LACE CAPS Pe KNITTED CAPS TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS, COVENTRY RUFFIANG . NECK RUFFLES Pac e Corsets. FRENCH : FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. F FERRIS COMMON SENSE AND ALL THE LEADING CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S WALSTS CORSET STEELS CORSET SHIELDS STOCKING SUPPORTERS , WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND -eiiradeh, vil 8. , HEMSTITCHED F Sipser COLORE-BORDERS LARGE VARIETY Collars ana Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape ap soon as nade PLAIN LINEN CUFFS in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS. . CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIM&4P.D STYLES. MED MUSLIN. U NDERSKIRTS . CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS rie Ml OPEN DRAWERS Babies? ‘Wear. ROBES ‘ Festive ba PAM ae? SLIPS, 55.4 SHTRTS-s. APRONS i WAISTS., Es cH ha ee Various Reticle. CROCHET.COTTON aes sSepce hee KNITTING COTTON LINEN THREAD TIDY COTTON. Vi ASSORTED LINEN. TAPES COTTON TAPES, all widths. LINEN FLOSS, in skeins. SEWING MACHINE OIL. BONNET WIRE * WHALEBONE.,. i Eee AGE uA Te ek CHENILLE NEEDLES Saliiaea lacs ioe ela icaces Rok tal MACHINE ® KNITTING “ CROCHET * TIDY “ty MILWARD’s ‘“* BLOOD’S a NEEDLE BOOKS. . ‘ KIRBY'S N. P. U ENOLISH PING. KIRBY’ Jet Pink, in boxes,..~. BLUE STEEL POINTED HALR P ‘KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. . INVISIBLE HAIR PINS 14. HAIR CRIMPERS * HAIR CURLERS PIN BOOKS, Aassor BLANKET PINS“. TIDY. PINS. URNING PINS. : “aie black and white. 0010012). RESS HOOKS AND EYES. ROUND 81LK CORD ELASTIC, FLAT SILK ELASTIC BY _. CosMETIQUE—white, Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS cs PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES ; PRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades pee} SILK BINDING BRAID : COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS Systema ee GOLD THIMBLES, 16 Carats fine ‘ STEEL THIMBLES.. = brat GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES EYE GLASSES eas CARPET BINDING.. SPOOL SILK SPOOL Twist for button notes, @ all colors. EMBROIDERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS PEARL DRESS AGATE ae BONE PANT “ WHITE LINEN be re SHOE hd : PIN CUSHIONS TAPE MEASURES TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 3 36 and 60 pany EMERIES, large and small. BOOT HOOKS. GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS. ., SHOE LACKS, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins: RIBBONS, every staple shade and quality HATS TRIMMED AND-GNTRIMMED. e BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES SILK VELV ETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS Of all kinds , SASH RIBBONS, in colors. .; Material for Faney Work. CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTEEN, MONIER CLOTH BOLTING CLOTH. PONGEE in all shades. POMPONS in all colors. -. CORDS in silk, worsted and wilt, INITIAL LETTERS in silk SILK APLIQUE, figured ; QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED SATIN. . Gloves, Hosiery, Ete. SILK CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES HostERY—Includes bleached and unbleach@d; striped, mixed and solid colors; “lain, silk clocked, iron. frame, shaker ‘gnit;""ibbed ahd open work, Underwear. LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls. and Boy’s Wear. LINEN AND. PAPER CUFFS,,BOWS, NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solid mixed colors; “embroidered, figured ; striped and polka dotted—every popplar style. : Ww" ‘Knit Goods, * LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS.. RS 2 INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. ..5.. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. Fur articles, WRISTLETS, in all SWANSDOWN z FUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in all widths and qualities from 1% to 3 inch. Parasols and Sunshades. A LARGE VARIETY * Woilet Articles. PERPUMES; EXTRACTS LUBIN’s, LUNDBORG’S and all other Popular makes in every odor. Perfume Waters. COLOGNE, BAY RUM Dentines. CacHous, for Ladies and Gents Toilet Soaps. les “FOILET SOAPS, every odor Hair Ap lications. lack, brown BANDELING. 4.0: cprrievdeeaveerst Face Applications. BWANS DOWN «oc hecghasvtnebes eos PEARLITE HUNTER'S INVISIBLE. COURT: PLASTER. 00. 0000000000000 NAIL, TOOTH, HALR, SHAVING, may: CLOTHES and Infant's Brushes... Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIRRORS. SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS. ., STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS. . POCKET BOOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CARD CASES. WRITING DESKS ‘ PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOX ES 4 HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS. CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS ; INK-ERASERS LEAD PEN gRTERIES.:. ants TTER PAPER, ENVELOPES CHEST PROTECTORS. ; SILVER POWDERS ; Jewelry and Fancy Goods, FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, SCARF PINS, STUDS AND SPIRALS splain ‘and set with Pearls and Stones F ; SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELET THE METAL GOODS are also assorted in a9 eled, enameled and initialed. BEADS, all kinds . Fancy Millinery, Goods, ‘Ete. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS.. : ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES. . DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAINES Fans. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED. JAPANESE, all styles." DOWN-TIPPED FANS Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS. FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS. 9, WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS a WORK STANDS.. on er ee OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS ‘ HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles.. LUNCH BASKETS, furnished an plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHES. F WHISKS, all sizes and. st les. FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL, TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. f FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC sad ubeane FRAMES, all sizes’ : CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS.. TOWEL RACKS; black walnut MIRRORS, all sizes PICKLE FORKS. CRIMPING LRONS PICTURE NAILS PICTURE WIRE, silvered andgilt. RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. BULLDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS TOY BANK#,DOLL FURNITURE ‘ CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS.. PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY 80CKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dollis and Dolls Heads. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS.. WAX FLOWER MATERIALS MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, Tinted paper. Envelopes to match.ACROL ARS: COMPANIONS, ' furnished pencils, ‘ ,) tS PENCIL BOXES; BOXES with ‘lead. And slate pencils, for scholars PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PEN J PLCTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND4SILVER PAPER. \Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES. PASSEMENTERIES ~ Pere BUTTONS, all kinds—1000 waviction, s SHADE AND PICTURE CORD.... CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shade: Puts FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS, PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD GERMANTOWN WOOLS. -. ; SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS ,.; SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN CUSHIONS. SLIPPER CASES, full assortment GENT’B SLIPPERS..0.0.. ‘as. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA Wid. = abataia ALL DEORABLS SHADES.. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIBSs', MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S Hats “of every desirable shape and texture.. Flowers and Feathers. COLORED TIPB. «06. eee ee ee CREPE lon RUCHES. MALINE BUCHES,. I~ Frene}r] % esse c&z Shaws: ( MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL. . NEVADA crry AVE THE LARGEST aN MOST rorre ETE S8fOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE” In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, _Elegant Chamber and, Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Mirrors, Cornices, Window Slides, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept in a First-class Furniture House. “. The ; Hardware : and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. ~ French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps.Exquisite Glassware. Piain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. ~-. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE ° STOVES, IRON, STEEL, , BELTINC, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, . ee PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept inthe Hardware Line. peer cn Nomen Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WiLL ASTONISEH you. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. J. E. CARR, yoer't. H. CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada bid EEP CONSTANTLY ON wane a LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THING USUALLY FOUND I EVERX First-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC SCHOOL BOOKS, ., BLANK nooks, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, e NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. { ‘ FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada Gity.’ Prescriptiong accurately and carefully compounded by a care ful-and competent Druggist. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets ‘Nevada City. ww. DD. Vinton, ® PROPRIETOR. . LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORs, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. A FUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO'COMPOUNDING P oy etent Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed, G.YRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oonipanies, ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, Vs SUCCESSOR TO. ~~ > SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Povso (Feed, Canned hoods, Wine, tio CRoOckuRy, GLA SSW ARH, Hitec. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. grass NA 8 seld at Bed Rock Pric tance of charge. A — of public patronage i is most respectfully solicited, I ji ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, [comMERctat STREET, next door to Polley’ 8 Meee NEVADA ory. 3 ices, and delivered within a reasonable dis= Das 8 The je Bay your Hardware, Furniture, He, 2 j }

ahi ‘this office will compare favorably: with 900, the owner agreeing to take the _ cution. MEN f 1887. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, The Daily Transcript. . CIRCULATES IN . Kevetk City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, cevi Hie, hy San Juan, neh Cor‘ral, Swee North Bloomfield, Moore's . Fiat, Gieahertin Truckee, and every oth. er town of Nevada Negriy 4 also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San . Francisco—in Sa the. State ‘ Bn Torun dcc an Diego, from the SiFY . . Published Daily (Mondays extnintiod) + . ——-BROWN & CALKINS-—— . OFFICE: No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. AN UNPOPULAR PROPOSITION. The bill introduced by Assemblyman Sims to regulate official salaries . in this county (the only one of the . + eighth class) is full of unreasonable and unfair features. The ‘salaries now paid are as follows : Sheriff RES? _ Treasurer and Collector. . ces 82004 Assessor .:.. 4 6,500 . Clerk and Aualiice. .8 600 . _ District Attorney: . ; Superintendent Schools Public Administrator. It is propese? 600 . ia reform the schedule as follows: . trees for $15,000. mi ae $5, ced A-man named -Shelnutt, suspected asurer 2 and Collector. ‘ 2,70 e . of robbery, was almost killed by a Clerk and Auditor . . 3,600 District. Attorney 2,000 Recorder ..... Sinn OOOO Superintendent She oois eta ss 2,000) Public Administrator.. . : Fees . . ¢ It is difficult’ to conceive © what . prompted the introduction of the meas. ure. The people of the county, with very few exceptions,are satisfied wiih the salaries as they now stand—in fact: a candidate for thes Assembly who made a fight on that issue in the elec“tion preceding the one in which Mr. . Sims was successful was badly “‘snowed in” at the polls—with the excep. tion of that of Administrator,”which as stated yesterday the people~ believe should be changed to fees. It is not at all probable the bill will become:a law, although the endorsement of its author added to that of Senator Walrath and Assembyman Sykes would unquestionably seeure its passage. It will, if these gentlemen have the political sagacity with which they are credited, be withdrawn or else by their suggestion strangled in committee. So far butone Nevada City man among all the numerous Republicans and Democrats interviewed, is in favor of it. He takes the position he does on the ground that ‘all the county officers are ~Paid twice as much as they ought to be.’’ The inconsistencies of the proposed bill are too patent to require that they be pointed out in detail: For instance, ‘the Sheriff cannot hiretwo such deputies as he needs for less than $3,000, thus leaving him $2,000 out of which to get-his own salary and pay all the expenses of the work of serving papers, traveling, hunting up evidence in criminal cases, etc., within the coun-' ty,he being entitled to no fees whatever for his own use. Out of the $2,750 the Treasurer would have to pay one regular deputy and also hire other work done, and receiving no fees would at the end ofjthe year find himself comparatively unpaid for his own time and services. The reduction of the District Attorney’s pay to $2,000 a year would be another rank injustice, and preclude the possibility of hereafter getting lawyers of standing and ability to accept the place." To cut down the Assessor’s salary now would militate . * greatly against the interests of the taxpayers. Arrangements have been made by the present incumbent for changes in the, workings so that the best regulated of the kind in the State. The plan determined upon includes a system of assessing and recording that will be practieally perfect, and to make it will réquire the Assessor’s portion of the salary and all his time for at least a year to come. The system oncé™perfected, “tlie office can be coriducted at a material reduction on the present cost. But a cut now would only serve to prevent all improvements on the old methods. Mr. Sims should take the course he outlined for himself when making his canvass before the people of this district. He said then that he proposed to make the impounding of mining debris his main fight. Mr. Walrath has started the ball to rolling in--good shape, and Mi. Sinis can “Ginploy his time no better than by bending every energy he possesses to help do the rolling. The success of thatbill is paramount to everything else, and no side issues should be permitted to spring upto interfere with its progress. Tue Monterey Argussays: Sixteen years ago a merchant in this town was offered a large ranch near here for $7,whole amount in trade at the merchant’s store. Land wai very little in demand at that time, and the merchant declined the trade. A short time since the ranch was sold for $73,Cin cash. If he hadonly known! ERLE aT SOUR __ W. W. Cokz,*who-was recently arrested and examined at Woodland on a charge of embezzlement, at the inBtance of the New Home Sewing Machine Company, but was acquitted, has commenced suit in the. Superior Court of Yolo county against that company for $10;000 damages for defamation of character and malicious proseLast year this souinter built 8,010) miles of railroad. This has Been exd enly twice since 1867. In 1881 eo age built was 9,796, and. in 11,568. California built 231 miles, . the East, -has affected over 40,000 peo $7,000 \ 4 000 . ing raw pork. . claimed Maginnis slandered the Hur* GENERAL NEWS.» + Several cruel evictions are reported . from County Kerry, Ireland. Nothing definite is yet known. regarding the new treaty with China. Austria has increased her. War De. partment budget by over $5,000,000. A son of Kit Carson resides in’ Los Angeles, and is struggling with pover. ty. at The strike of the coal handlers at ple. Granville Prewett was hanged in . public at Monticello, Ky., on Wednes-. . . day. . Southern California oranges have . . been sent to Chicago in an unripe eon: Hs . dition. . Lord Iddesleigh (Sir Stanford North. cote) died suddenly in London Wednesday. ’ An attempt is being made to have the county seat of ‘Solano removed to Benicia, ; At Youngstown, O., four persons . are afflicted with-tric hinosis from eat: L H. Titus, of San Gabriel, has sold . this! 8¢ason’s crop of oranges on the Georgia mob Sunday night. . Frank Daniels confessed to the ‘killing of Patrick Cronanin Trinity couneste ty, and was lynched on Monday. Lawrence Krug has been arrested in . . Chicago on -suspicion of murdering . seven women for thé insurance on their . lives. . One man was killed and several «sei verely injured by the. ditching of a} train near Dunbar, Neb., fight. Gardiner, who murdered Eugene F, . Guindon in San Francisco in August . . . last, has been convicted of ‘murge or in. the second degree. It is currently-reported that Shearer haa bonded his tellurium mine . in Redding, for $45,000, andthat. Geo. . t C. Perkins is in with it. . Four-hundred coal miners at the National mines of Walters & Ferris, near Washingtonville, O., have struck for an advance of 10 cents per ton. Hack Hurley killed Louis Maginnis, a desperado, at San Gorgonio. It is on Tuesday . . . . ley family and -that Hurley acted in self-defense. Joseph-and Charles Sturge, extensive corn merchants and millers of Birmingham and Gloucester, England, have failed. Their liabilites are estimated at £150,000. Sixty-one insane“people from Arizond who have been“under care at the Stockton Asylum were this week shipped to Phcenix where an asylum has been built for. their reception. The cut in passenger rates from San Francisco is $12 on secondclas tickets to ‘‘tHtough” Eastern foints. These rates are exception sg being made only in afew instances Calvin P ratt, the civil engineer who yas recently convicted of having swindled the Pacific Bank by means of forged checks, has been sentenced to fourteen years in the State Prison at Folsom, Six carloads of silk fabrics were’ recently shipped. East over the Southern Pacific in freight cars attached to the regular. passenger train. The silk is en route from China te. New York, and is valued at_$3,000,000. ~~ The new plan of campaign, about which a good deal has been said during the past few days in connection with the street-carstrike at San Fran. cisco has assumed. definite shape. It . is the establishment of a line of omni. buses-and coaches to compete with the . boycotted roads: ‘ An appeal has been taken to the United States Supreme Court from the decision of Judge Sawyer in the Mo: quelumne grant case. The suit was brought in equity inthe name of the United States by the settlers against . Kate D. McLaughlin et al, the Central Pacific Railroad Company being made a defendant. Judge Sawyer judgment for the defense. The Central Pacifie Company is haying the steps of all its passenger coaches altered as riipidly.as possible, . so as to make it’easier for passengers, and especially ladies, to get upon the . car platforms. To that end, there will} . hereater be four steps to be ascended . and descended, instead of three, and . . the lower one will be so near the . ground, that even ladies in “ght ‘‘pull. backs”’ will be able to reach it without . assistance. On Monday evening next Michael . Davitt will be tendered a banquet at . the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, by the Municipal Council of the Irish Na. tional League. Many prominent men will be present, Governor Hill writes . that. he will make an extra effort to be . present. Governor Abbott, of New Jersey, also will be on hand, likewise Chauncey M. Depew. The clergy will be represented by Rev.“Mr, McDonell and Rev. Dr. Talmage, of Brooklyn, Henry Ward Beecher received an invitation, but excused himself on the ground that his banqueting days are . over, though his heart is as warm as . ever for the Irish cause. . At eight o’clock Wednesday night . there was a long line of ~measenger boys reaching from the entrance to. Sherman, Clay & Co.’s musiv store on . Kearney street, San Francisco, around . the corner and up Sutter strect. The}. boys had been sent there in order to} be on hand to purchase seats for the . Patti-concerts at-the-sale. which commenced next morning at nine o’clock. Atalate hour the boys had: settled themselves on boxes and railings, and were trying to make themselves comfortable for the night. It was not the pleasantest of‘ prospects, but, as the boys expressed it, ‘‘they were gettin . twenty cents an hour for doing nothing.” There were no signs of dissatisfaction in the line. gave THE CELEBRATED Can now be purchased in this city. &@Is the Hest in the City. Hyman ANNOUNCEMENT FOR. 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and inva‘tiably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of rwer Mens, Boys’ aud Childrens Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Importing our.own Goods and buyi . for cash in such immense quantities‘as we do, . to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others . can possibly afford to. Do not fail to call and see Retail House, Satchels, Etc. . { . / . . . SPERRY FLOUR . “PARRV= SS . SAPS ‘ } "Try It. Sa ‘A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NoTIOHs, ETC.,; SOLD BY MRS. Eester «az, Crawford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Most Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Orders Promptly illea. Mouse Furnishing Goods. . COTTON GARTER WEBBING BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK, !. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK,. RED LINEN TABLE DAMASK; DOYLIES-WHITE, DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED BORDER, LINEN NAPKINS,, . COLORED, FRUIT NAPKINS, LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS ‘iin UNDERWEAR, SHIRT FRONTS, SHIRT CUFFS, F ea BIRD’s EYE LINENS, ere i: BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, . BUTCHER’S LINENS, .. PLAID GLASS. TOWELINGS,. LINEN LAWNS, 5 . LINEN CAMBRICs, LINEN DIAPERS, 3060055. eta tae! Bes. x BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS,. Bhi RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHER.. Be EG tae cy LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, Par ah LINEN HUCK TOWELS, LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, SWISS MUSLINS,. ‘BOOK MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWNs,. . BISHOP’S LAWNS,. TARLATAN MUSLINS} . PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSBL INS, RWros., Clothing, Boots, Shoes, first hands! enables Us . g from Yon us before purchasing. . Only . HYMAN BROS., } f COR. BROAD-AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. . . IMLTATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES. WHOLESALE’ BRANCHES: Z Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Peers, H. Islands. J ine NETS SORE 4 TRANSCRIPT . Sob Printing Office Isthe Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State.. . Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and: promptly executed atthe very lowesterates. NEW RESTAURANT PN Decca LODGING HOUSE, Main St., Opp. Ott’s Assay Office, INWewada City, HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop’s. fFXHE undersigned have opened at the above place a First-Class Restaurant and ‘Lodging House, where they will give the public good accommodations. at very moderat prices. . Restaurant Open at All Hours. Family Cooking. Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January Sth, 1886.-1m Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. OHARLES KENT, Proprietor. AVING purchased the above-named } Market, I will be glag to see all former patrons and wil be able fo. supply the public with all kinds of Freah c& Sait Meats, . Exams, Wacon and Lard, Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST.RATES., Having had long experience in the business, . can guarantee to give perfect satis. faction to all, and will supply the Very best in my Line, All kinds of LIVE STOCK for sale: at all . Imes. CHAKLES KENT, Notice to Oreditors. In the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Michael uinn, deceased. : OTICE is hereby given . the undersigned, Executor of the Last will and setemnent of Michael Quinn, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons acing claims against thesaid deceased to exhibit them withthe necessary vouchers within four months after the this poner to the a execute, at the office of W. D Tog » Esq., rney at law, in ol 5 vada C the oe of Neves and Bate of "éalitora, taaacted tying where said mene will be OHN W. ROBB, “ Executor of the Laat’ Wilh and Testament . of Michael Quinn, Deceased, _ Dated January 7th, 1887. tw ‘1.40 days, interest will cease at t' ret publication of Ni jotice to "Bondholders, Office of thec ounty ty Treasurer of Nevada County. Nee E IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am IN prepared to redeem the following . bonds of Nevada County, issued May 22d, 1888, viz: Bonds numbered 301 to 329 inclu: . sive. If not presented for payment within-. e expiration . of that time in conformity with the Ordi. nance ofthe Board of Supervisors, under . and by virtue of which the bonds were is. sued, HENRY MCNULTY, Treasurer of Névada County, cal. Nevada Citv, January 6th, 1887. Broad Street Market, . NEVADA CITY, CAL. } ‘ JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. . I AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOi ple of Nevada C ity and vicinity with the Choicest of Beef, RPWwPork, Mutton, Weal, Bausagess, Corn Beef. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be purchased anywhere in this city. Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If you want a nice Roast; Steak, Chop, give me a call. I intend to always keep the best Meats to be procured in the market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young, can rely upon getting what they order, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Petition for Order of Sale, ie THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State’ of California. In the estate of Robert Sarah J. Morrison, deceased. Order to show cause why order of ‘sale of real estate should not be,made. It appearing to the Judge of this Court by petition this day presented and filed by Samuel M. Morrison, administrator of the estate of Robert Morrison and Sarah J. Morrison; decetdsed, praying for an order Of sale of real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of said estate for the purpose of dispr pubae the proceeds thereof among the heirs at law of said estate, all of whom have sarentad in uniting to the sale of said ¢sate. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of this Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said pPapeNer Court on the fifteenth day of sane. , eighteen hundred and eig¢hty-seven ‘ éven o’tloek in the forenoon of said aes at the Courtroom of'said Superier Court of said County, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator to sell the whole of said real estate at private sale, and that a ¢ py ¢ ofthis order be published in the Nevada bet ae acl ont aunt printed oe Se een said ALLING, Judge. Dee. #0, 1886: nvnne WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION We are now prepared to furnish all clagses with employment at home, all the time, or for their g spare moments. Business new, lighs and profitable, Persons of either sex easily earn from 60 cents to % De per evenev. ing; and a proporti 1 their time tg th eines and girls © business: Bo earn nearly as much as men, oo h¢t all who ‘8 may send their ‘Address and test the Cutlet or Morrison and see th business, we make this offer. To such as, ae ad well satisfied we will send pay for the trouble of -writ “iia go tltiars = outfit free. Fra Co., Portland, M sine. EORGE BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS . SPANISH EDGINGS HAT WIRE, W. HITE AND BLACK PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, MARSEILLES, PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED; MARSEILLES QUILTS, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, BALMORAL SKIKTS, ALL OVER TUCKING,

TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, COTTON. BATTING, TOILET COVERS, TOLLET MATS, OIL CLOTH, ALL WOOL FLANNE LS SILK AND WOOL FL ANNELS, . . COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, pc eeeminiiice aie SHAKER FLANNELS, se OPERA FLANNELS, . EMBROIDERED. FLANNELS, COLORED TWILLED FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS, “ BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, . i DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, ‘ DOMESTIC CAMBRICS AND SHEETINGS, PAPER MUSLINS,. TWILLED MUSH SILESIA, WIGAN, FARMER'S SA TIN, . CRINOLINE, serosa Der ton . DRESS GOoDs, CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS,.. ° CLOAKINGS, ASTRACHAN, CAMEL’S HAIR, REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.. BLACK—THREAD ' FRENCH . BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND INSE RTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND LNSERTINGS.E€RU YAK EDGINGS AND ENSERTINGS. EDGINGS, “ENGLISH “AND . REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & tbat baal 1 WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS waa aes SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS . REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. oe BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS AND INSERTIONS.. WHITE LMITATION THREAD BDGINGS ‘ARP. INSERTIONS BEADED FRENCH LACES. see IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. Nets for saa 8 Scarfs, Etc. . SPANISH NETS : =n BEADED NETS GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. . . REAL THREAD DOTTED NETS.,... Dae DarImy ' WHITE COTTON NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON. WHITE MALINE SILK NETS SILK ILLUSIONS Made-up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS e COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES nase iD LACE BOWS AND TIES. Seas Kae : BLACK THREAD VEILS. . ae << BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS $. SPANISH SCARFS . BRUSSELS NET SCARFS...:. Mourning Goods. GOURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES CRAPE VEILS ‘Piece Goods.’ WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS . SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS. Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE LACES,NOTTINGHAM,CLUNY AND CROCHET . WHITECLUNY LACE TIDIES :. CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES oR SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDLES IN ALL SHAPES PILLOW TIDIES SOFA TIDIES EMBROIDERED ENITIALS CROCHET LACE TIDIES Embroideries. . HAMBURG EDGINGS. NAINSOQK EDGINGS NALINSOOK INSERTIONS SWISS EDGINGS... . SWISS INSERTINGS. EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS, . STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. STAMPED TABLE COVERS.. Ruffles and ‘Trimmings. . APPLIQUE LACE CAPS Pe KNITTED CAPS TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS, COVENTRY RUFFIANG . NECK RUFFLES Pac e Corsets. FRENCH : FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. F FERRIS COMMON SENSE AND ALL THE LEADING CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S WALSTS CORSET STEELS CORSET SHIELDS STOCKING SUPPORTERS , WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND -eiiradeh, vil 8. , HEMSTITCHED F Sipser COLORE-BORDERS LARGE VARIETY Collars ana Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape ap soon as nade PLAIN LINEN CUFFS in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS. .. CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIM&4P.D STYLES. MED MUSLIN. U NDERSKIRTS . CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS rie Ml OPEN DRAWERS Babies? ‘Wear. ROBES ‘ Festive ba PAM ae? SLIPS, 55.4 SHTRTS-s. APRONS i WAISTS., Es cH ha ee Various Reticle. CROCHET.COTTON aes sSepce hee KNITTING COTTON LINEN THREAD TIDY COTTON. Vi ASSORTED LINEN. TAPES COTTON TAPES, all widths. LINEN FLOSS, in skeins. SEWING MACHINE OIL. BONNET WIRE * WHALEBONE.,. i Eee AGE uA Te ek CHENILLE NEEDLES Saliiaea lacs ioe ela icaces Rok tal MACHINE ® KNITTING “ CROCHET * TIDY “ty MILWARD’s ‘“* BLOOD’S a NEEDLE BOOKS.. . ‘ KIRBY'S N. P. U ENOLISH PING. KIRBY’ Jet Pink, in boxes,...~. BLUE STEEL POINTED HALR P ‘KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. . INVISIBLE HAIR PINS 14.. HAIR CRIMPERS * HAIR CURLERS PIN BOOKS, Aassor BLANKET PINS“. TIDY. PINS. URNING PINS.. : “aie black and white. 0010012). RESS HOOKS AND EYES.. ROUND 81LK CORD ELASTIC, FLAT SILK ELASTIC BY _. CosMETIQUE—white, Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS cs PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES ; PRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades pee} SILK BINDING BRAID : COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS Systema ee GOLD THIMBLES, 16 Carats fine ‘ STEEL THIMBLES... = brat GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES EYE GLASSES eas CARPET BINDING... SPOOL SILK SPOOL Twist for button notes, @ all colors. EMBROIDERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS PEARL DRESS AGATE ae BONE PANT “ WHITE LINEN be re SHOE hd : PIN CUSHIONS TAPE MEASURES TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 3 36 and 60 pany EMERIES, large and small. BOOT HOOKS.. GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS.. ., SHOE LACKS, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins: RIBBONS, every staple shade and quality HATS TRIMMED AND-GNTRIMMED. e BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES SILK VELV ETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS Of all kinds , SASH RIBBONS, in colors. .; Material for Faney Work. CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTEEN, MONIER CLOTH BOLTING CLOTH.. PONGEE in all shades. POMPONS in all colors. -. CORDS in silk, worsted and wilt, INITIAL LETTERS in silk SILK APLIQUE, figured ; QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED SATIN. .. Gloves, Hosiery, Ete. SILK CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES HostERY—Includes bleached and unbleach@d; striped, mixed and solid colors; “lain, silk clocked, iron. frame, shaker ‘gnit;""ibbed ahd open work, Underwear. LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls. and Boy’s Wear. LINEN AND. PAPER CUFFS,,BOWS, NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solid mixed colors; “embroidered, figured ; striped and polka dotted—every popplar style. : Ww" ‘Knit Goods, * LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS.... RS 2 INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. ...5... Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. Fur articles, WRISTLETS, in all SWANSDOWN z FUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in all widths and qualities from 1% to 3 inch.. Parasols and Sunshades. A LARGE VARIETY * Woilet Articles. PERPUMES; EXTRACTS LUBIN’s, LUNDBORG’S and all other Popular makes in every odor. Perfume Waters. COLOGNE, BAY RUM Dentines. CacHous, for Ladies and Gents Toilet Soaps. les “FOILET SOAPS, every odor Hair Ap lications. lack, brown BANDELING. 4.0: cprrievdeeaveerst Face Applications. BWANS DOWN «oc hecghasvtnebes eos PEARLITE HUNTER'S INVISIBLE. COURT: PLASTER. 00.. 0000000000000 NAIL, TOOTH, HALR, SHAVING, may: CLOTHES and Infant's Brushes..... Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIRRORS. SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS. .., STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS. . POCKET BOOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CARD CASES.. WRITING DESKS ‘ PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOX ES 4 HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS. CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS ; INK-ERASERS LEAD PEN gRTERIES..:. ants TTER PAPER, ENVELOPES CHEST PROTECTORS. ; SILVER POWDERS ; Jewelry and Fancy Goods, FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, SCARF PINS, STUDS AND SPIRALS splain ‘and set with Pearls and Stones F ; SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELET THE METAL GOODS are also assorted in a9 eled, enameled and initialed. BEADS, all kinds . Fancy Millinery, Goods, ‘Ete. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS... : ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES. . DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAINES Fans. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED. JAPANESE, all styles." DOWN-TIPPED FANS Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS. FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS.. 9, WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS a WORK STANDS... on er ee OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS ‘ HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles.... LUNCH BASKETS, furnished an plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHES.. F WHISKS, all sizes and. st les. FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL, TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. f FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING.. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC sad ubeane FRAMES, all sizes’ : CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS... TOWEL RACKS; black walnut MIRRORS, all sizes PICKLE FORKS.. CRIMPING LRONS PICTURE NAILS PICTURE WIRE, silvered andgilt. RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. BULLDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS TOY BANK#,DOLL FURNITURE ‘ CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS... PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY 80CKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY.. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dollis and Dolls Heads. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS.... WAX FLOWER MATERIALS MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, Tinted paper. Envelopes to match.ACROL ARS: COMPANIONS, ' furnished pencils, ‘ ,) tS PENCIL BOXES; BOXES with ‘lead. And slate pencils, for scholars PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PEN J PLCTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND4SILVER PAPER.. \Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES. PASSEMENTERIES ~ Pere BUTTONS, all kinds—1000 waviction, s SHADE AND PICTURE CORD....... CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shade: Puts FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS, PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD GERMANTOWN WOOLS. -.. ; SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS ,.; SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN CUSHIONS. SLIPPER CASES, full assortment GENT’B SLIPPERS....0.0... ‘as. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA Wid. = abataia ALL DEORABLS SHADES... WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIBSs', MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S Hats “of every desirable shape and texture.... Flowers and Feathers. COLORED TIPB. «06. eee ee ee CREPE lon RUCHES. MALINE BUCHES,. I~ Frene}r] % esse c&z Shaws: ( MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL.. . NEVADA crry AVE THE LARGEST aN MOST rorre ETE S8fOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE” In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, _Elegant Chamber and, Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Mirrors, Cornices, Window Slides, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept in a First-class Furniture House. “. The ; Hardware : and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. ~ French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps.Exquisite Glassware. Piain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. ~-. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE ° STOVES, IRON, STEEL, , BELTINC, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, . ee PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept inthe Hardware Line. peer cn Nomen Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WiLL ASTONISEH you. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. J. E. CARR, yoer't. H. CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada bid EEP CONSTANTLY ON wane a LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THING USUALLY FOUND I EVERX First-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC SCHOOL BOOKS, ., BLANK nooks, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, e NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. { ‘ FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada Gity.’ Prescriptiong accurately and carefully compounded by a care ful-and competent Druggist. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets ‘Nevada City. ww. DD. Vinton, ® PROPRIETOR. . LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORs, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. A FUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO'COMPOUNDING P oy etent Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed, G.YRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oonipanies, ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, Vs SUCCESSOR TO. ~~ > SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Povso (Feed, Canned hoods, Wine, tio CRoOckuRy, GLA SSW ARH, Hitec. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. grass NA 8 seld at Bed Rock Pric tance of charge. A — of public patronage i is most respectfully solicited, I ji ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, [comMERctat STREET, next door to Polley’ 8 Meee NEVADA ory. 3 ices, and delivered within a reasonable dis= Das 8 The je Bay your Hardware, Furniture, He, 2 j }