April 10, 1881 (4 pages)

ENT, Rocms, Room on ’ saloon or 8. ity Hall on AINE. . CAL >'r. ed the roo f the larket,. ople of Nece al, Sauhased any> onable disteak, cul: . call, re indebted the Broad. settle their 1881, withe closed by OLLEY. place on the and weighs ar is gone, er can re ie roperty I, cal.ICE, tory, et. RECEIVED, rhs made iB hours. this office by express, ‘ anner. res, Metals, licts, et.— mn. Conmpt's Bow taken rooms at the Union, _morrow, __ tate worth 3, 000. . Seater office. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEY. ADA SITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. The Young Meu’s Socal Club will old their usual meeting at 2 o'clock, Geo S.Hupp, Esq., has been reernmissioned a Notary _Public for Nevada City. Prof. Chestnatwood and wife, have Antoine Tam has: increased the “number of private apartments in his yestaurant and made various other improvements, Yesterday was an exceedingly dreary day. The rain which began Friday afternoon continued most of the day. ’It didnot fall fast; but came in eee shape of a-very ny ‘mist.’ The —Assessors—havyecompleted their—-duties in Grass -Valiey .anil Rouzh and Ready townships, They will begin work in this township .toFor partiulars see the.ad: . yertisement, 3 A.J, Turner, a young man who is employed at:the Narrow Guage railroad depot, hurt himsel: qpuite severely acouple.ofdays ago while lifting come freight. --He will’ probably be -daid up-several days as a result of . the strain produced: -_—oe — Superior Court, The following ‘business was_ trans: acteit ii the Superior Court ‘yesterday; Jad geJoh Caldwell presicing: John Has.ings vs. Ironclad MiaA Eps al dismissed on inotion of plaintiff, losa tag. Co. King vs, Judgment for 8! 9.7). ' Samuel Granger vs, pire M, & M, Co. trial denied. Wn. ba Original Em= An order was thade postponing the annual report, ete., of the administraof theestate of @V. F. d ‘ceased, . M. O. Hearn vs. Leahy .& Nolan. Motion of plaintiff for new trial denied, Cummings, Phe following business was done Friday: His creditors vs. B. Sanguinetti, insolvent. James Kitt: . ppointed assignee, Bond lixed at $1,099. The administratrix of the estate of . Lucy S$ chars ged, . Brown, deceased, was _disAn order to show cause was issied _in the matter of the estate of Sam*” uel Tripp, deceased,An order was made.in regard te the presentation of claims against the estate of Frank Dunston, deceased.’ Frank Huss was appointed special administrator of the estate of Wm. Hughes, deceased. A 2. i ‘ Lost Two Hundred Dollars. Edwin Tilley, Superintendent of . the Black Bear mine, eame home night before last. Miss Resa Carter, employed as a substituté teacher in the schools of this city last year, had been teaching in the vicinity of the Black Bear, but recently made arrangements to go to Iowa Hill. She came down with Mr. Tilley to go to . the latter plaee, and brought with her a purse containing $200. She missed the money after coming some distance, and he returned with herto look for it. A day’s time was consumed, but they fortunately fourd ‘ it. Afterwards the lady again lost her purse. This time it only fell in the bottom of the stage, and Mr. Tilleysawit drop. ~ Miss. Carter thinks that a man is to be envied lecause he has such deep pockets in his pants, —_———_.-—2 +. — aes _ Truckee **Republican” items. C. R. Allen has been appointed. tofill the vacancy on the overland passenger train’caused by the. death of M.J.Geodrich. The logging on some points at Sake Tahoe cannot be commenced before the middle of next month, owing to he a amount of snow which still ies on the ground. A large ereWof men haa been at work in-the raid read yard at this place for several day past repairing the road-bed and puttidy it in good condition for the Summer na flic. The three -Chinamen pn coh charged with malicious mischi® Pulling dowa the foundation of house in Chinatown, pleaded guilty to the charge, and were fined the <osts in the ease amounting to. $56.00 which they paid. Two Theysand Dellars Wanted. First given on real es~ cent per aunum, Apply at TRas. da. F -Hooper. Motion for new . } Bishop Basen, The Sseraniento Bee, contains the stated that there isa rumor. to the effect that Mrs. Bonanza Mackay has offered to Bishops Manogue and O’Connel $100,000, for the purpose of erecting a cathedral in Sacramen— to, and making this bishopric a kind of headquarters for Northern California. Father Manogue was the most popular priest ever known in Neva He has been made a Bishop mainly, rumor says, through the -influence of Mrs. Mackay~Bishop of Grass Valley and. Nevada: Manogue will, it is thought, reside here.” Bishop Seer cee orca a “Times” Items. A-clean-up was made in the Polar! Star mine last week. the best runs yet made in the mine, Mr. S:Y, Halsey‘ has—made “the best success of mining this seison, so far, ofany of the , many _miners. in this section. Week-before last when he cleaned up in his-claim, on Canyon-ereek, he found a so‘id vold watch ¢hain in thesluice. This is better than could be reasonably. expected—the gold already formed into.a perfect chain. Some’ persou probably lost the chain. some. years ago and-it was washed off with the ground, as above stated. ee Genuine New Grieans icine SMITH’S.— Very tice. “Two grades, 7 pounds for $1, or 7}. pounds for 71. Call and see it, ape lw Desirable Building Lots for Sale. Main and Rast Apply te Johnnie Wil: = 258. HAY AT-ARKET RATES, f£19-t£ M. Lonner, Colfax. Corner, streets. son, faRare opportunities offered a Chestnutwood’s Business College. som StilLet the Old Plac e. Tar Rupciry ‘Puoro-Gatieey, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada’City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mrs. J. F. Rup. LPH, Prop’r. Coutts, Operator. » ap2 MACHINERY FoR ss’ iE —AT THE— Nevada Foundry . following bit of news: “It may. be] mostly . It was one of . . By the hogshéad, barrel or pound, at} _ 3road? Look Out ie JACKSON'S GEORGE E, TURNER PINE STREET, v es as HOLESALE AND REpATT: DEALER in J2-inch Eneine, 24 ink stroke, -Lwith heavy hoisting and pumping . . Yigs 10-inch Engine, 20-ifich streke. New.” Complete Hoisting and Pumping rig consisting of 2 10x?0 Engines, reels, bob,and bviler 46 inches by 16 feet. 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch ‘stroke, with double hoist and bob, Boiler, 36x12, nearly new. 18-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversiz ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. , Boiler 36 inches by 12 feet. I Portable Bngine, 8x16, and boiler. Hoisting and pumping gear nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16." _ 1 tubular. boiler-40“inches by 16 10-stamp mill, 750 pound stamps. 8-stamp) mill, 850 pound stamps, Steam Pump, 10x12cylinder. Water cylinder 6x12. S 8 6-inch Cornish Pumps. 28-inch Cornish Pumps, 1 Horn Pan and Settler. 4 Michel Pans, 3 Kuox Pats. 500 feet 6-inch column, in good order. 325 feet 9-inch columa, nearly new. Water gates from 3 inches’ to 22 inches. 1'll-inch Little Giant, secondhand. 2 Fiue Boilers 36x20 feet. 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Gvershot Water Wheels 26, 32 Pag 35 fgeb'liameter; complete, with ‘aiKtting, © ‘pinions, gearing, etc. In good order, ’ Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining Implements. APPLY TO Interest 10 per}. ald s G. G. ALLAN, NEVADA CITY. j23-tt HARDWARE Of Every description, IRON, STEEL, STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS . HOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, Ete., Ete., Etc. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. a Crockery . —ANXND— Glassware. MILL & MINING SUPPLIES. The Entire Stock . , GUNS, PISTOLS. is The Last Chance! DRY Goons, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ‘Hats, : &e., 8C., Which were slightly damaged _ by the late fire, at SPRING ‘ 1881. : ~~ & 4881. GRAND OPENING Dry and @) SUMMER GOODS, Fancy Goods. —_o—-—— A. BLUMENTELAT,, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Having received one of the Largest Stocks of Spring and Summer Dry Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of New Silks, New Satins, New Dress Goods, New Ginghams, New Calicoes, Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and. Curtains, and “Mittinery Goods, Ladies’, “Misses and Children’s Shoes Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper A fine -assort= ment of F urnishing Goods always on hand, ——0-—— Persons desiring anything in the Dry Goods line will find it to “et savEntage. ea at my storé before making their purchases. Orders from the — promptly attended to, Samples sent free on application, ’ &. BOUMENTELATL, April 2. Corner Brod Wud Pine Streets. PIONEER, LRNITURE, STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. L THE IMPORTANT On Commercial st. . Will be Closed Out at. Private Sale). and Public Auction In the Evening ! 7 . Ti Auotion will, commence on cn Saturday, April 9, And will continue until Everything is sold. This is a positive fact, as the Proprietors will embark’ in. a difterent kind of business therefore everything will be sold without reserve. tures, Counters, and Show Ca. ses belonging to the Remember on the 9th we will commence the large Auction Sale, Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. MECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. ‘GALVANIZED ‘IRON PIPE OF ALL SIZES made to order at short notice. garPurchasers will find it to their. advantage. to visit my establishment befere buying elsewhere. Nevada Foundry, Spring St.,) GEO. E. TURNER. { [At 7 1-2 o'clock -AT THE-IMPORTANT, Commercial Street. Dave Auerbach, during the day) We will also sell Store FixImportant Store, . Lm MM . SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. ett nthe County NO OLD OR SECONDRoom Sets, and full purchasers wilt «ind upon investigation, ae yo Beadin Ss of \ eoLng WSeMoy oy “zoqeag jeooy uy fq porego & HAND FURNITURE; The stock has just been yeikive 1, and comprises 1% full line of Parler and Bedie of First-class IE" US E% INS XLT ER The Stoc kis extra large and fine ; than any other desler in the county @an acrome’ to. ES. has heen bought cheap, and will be sold cheaper There is no humbugabout: this as A fulltine of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. AIL Kinas, Upholstering Of all kinds done on short notice and at the very lowest rates.— Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson New No.8, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. be found at MILLER’S. getting. sees eaten ence teen retin Peteeenp aera The Newest and Best B. H, MILLER, a ON HAND THE LARGEST AND FINEST ce OF ‘Spriag? Summer Clothing — HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, _ FURNISHING GoopDbDs, : All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c., &c., ° Ever Brought to Nevada City. —— <= His Prices are the Lowest ! 4a DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS, Everything you want can When ‘you buy of him, you will see what you are WILL BF GIVEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Nevada City, . Monday Evening, April 18. , —o— Cy Music by Elser’s Full Orchestra. —o— ‘. & General Invitation is ¢xtended. . Tickets $1.5).MRS. JOHN GRIMES. TEACHER (F Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture. Director of Choral Club and Juvenile . . Singing Classes. Residence—Nevada City. DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman's Building. OUES DUNCAN, Proprietor, FirstClass Work at Popular Prices. Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly ‘engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, an: is a. thorough master of the “tonsarial nt Bs Nevada City, April Ist. Nevada and Grass Valioy Wood & Lumber. Co. K™® CONSTANTLY ON. {HAND FOR SaAtwh All kinds of Common and Clear WU BSR. Orders left at the office of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Va! ley road will be prowptly attended to.

ENT, Rocms, Room on ’ saloon or 8. ity Hall on AINE. . CAL >'r. ed the roo f the larket,.. ople of Nece al, Sauhased any> onable disteak, cul: . call, re indebted the Broad. settle their 1881, withe closed by OLLEY. place on the and weighs ar is gone, er can re ie roperty I, cal.ICE, tory, et. RECEIVED, rhs made iB hours. this office by express, ‘ anner. res, Metals, licts, et.— mn. Conmpt's Bow taken rooms at the Union, _morrow, __ tate worth 3, 000. . Seater office. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEY. ADA SITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. The Young Meu’s Socal Club will old their usual meeting at 2 o'clock, Geo S.Hupp, Esq., has been reernmissioned a Notary _Public for Nevada City. Prof. Chestnatwood and wife, have Antoine Tam has: increased the “number of private apartments in his yestaurant and made various other improvements, Yesterday was an exceedingly dreary day. The rain which began Friday afternoon continued most of the day. ’It didnot fall fast; but came in eee shape of a-very ny ‘mist.’ The —Assessors—havyecompleted their—-duties in Grass -Valiey .anil Rouzh and Ready townships, They will begin work in this township .toFor partiulars see the.ad: . yertisement, 3 A.J, Turner, a young man who is employed at:the Narrow Guage railroad depot, hurt himsel: qpuite severely acouple.ofdays ago while lifting come freight. --He will’ probably be -daid up-several days as a result of . the strain produced: -_—oe — Superior Court, The following ‘business was_ trans: acteit ii the Superior Court ‘yesterday; Jad geJoh Caldwell presicing: John Has.ings vs. Ironclad MiaA Eps al dismissed on inotion of plaintiff, losa tag. Co. King vs, Judgment for 8! 9.7). ' Samuel Granger vs, pire M, & M, Co. trial denied. Wn. ba Original Em= An order was thade postponing the annual report, ete., of the administraof theestate of @V. F. d ‘ceased, . M. O. Hearn vs. Leahy .& Nolan. Motion of plaintiff for new trial denied, Cummings, Phe following business was done Friday: His creditors vs. B. Sanguinetti, insolvent. James Kitt: . ppointed assignee, Bond lixed at $1,099. The administratrix of the estate of . Lucy S$ chars ged, . Brown, deceased, was _disAn order to show cause was issied _in the matter of the estate of Sam*” uel Tripp, deceased,An order was made.in regard te the presentation of claims against the estate of Frank Dunston, deceased.’ Frank Huss was appointed special administrator of the estate of Wm. Hughes, deceased. A 2. i ‘ Lost Two Hundred Dollars. Edwin Tilley, Superintendent of . the Black Bear mine, eame home night before last. Miss Resa Carter, employed as a substituté teacher in the schools of this city last year, had been teaching in the vicinity of the Black Bear, but recently made arrangements to go to Iowa Hill. She came down with Mr. Tilley to go to . the latter plaee, and brought with her a purse containing $200. She missed the money after coming some distance, and he returned with herto look for it. A day’s time was consumed, but they fortunately fourd ‘ it. Afterwards the lady again lost her purse. This time it only fell in the bottom of the stage, and Mr. Tilleysawit drop. ~ Miss. Carter thinks that a man is to be envied lecause he has such deep pockets in his pants, —_———_.-—2 +. — aes _ Truckee **Republican” items. C. R. Allen has been appointed. tofill the vacancy on the overland passenger train’caused by the. death of M.J.Geodrich. The logging on some points at Sake Tahoe cannot be commenced before the middle of next month, owing to he a amount of snow which still ies on the ground. A large ereWof men haa been at work in-the raid read yard at this place for several day past repairing the road-bed and puttidy it in good condition for the Summer na flic. The three -Chinamen pn coh charged with malicious mischi® Pulling dowa the foundation of house in Chinatown, pleaded guilty to the charge, and were fined the <osts in the ease amounting to. $56.00 which they paid. Two Theysand Dellars Wanted. First given on real es~ cent per aunum, Apply at TRas. da. F -Hooper. Motion for new . } Bishop Basen, The Sseraniento Bee, contains the stated that there isa rumor. to the effect that Mrs. Bonanza Mackay has offered to Bishops Manogue and O’Connel $100,000, for the purpose of erecting a cathedral in Sacramen— to, and making this bishopric a kind of headquarters for Northern California. Father Manogue was the most popular priest ever known in Neva He has been made a Bishop mainly, rumor says, through the -influence of Mrs. Mackay~Bishop of Grass Valley and. Nevada: Manogue will, it is thought, reside here.” Bishop Seer cee orca a “Times” Items. A-clean-up was made in the Polar! Star mine last week. the best runs yet made in the mine, Mr. S:Y, Halsey‘ has—made “the best success of mining this seison, so far, ofany of the , many _miners. in this section. Week-before last when he cleaned up in his-claim, on Canyon-ereek, he found a so‘id vold watch ¢hain in thesluice. This is better than could be reasonably. expected—the gold already formed into.a perfect chain. Some’ persou probably lost the chain. some. years ago and-it was washed off with the ground, as above stated. ee Genuine New Grieans icine SMITH’S.— Very tice. “Two grades, 7 pounds for $1, or 7}. pounds for 71. Call and see it, ape lw Desirable Building Lots for Sale. Main and Rast Apply te Johnnie Wil: = 258. HAY AT-ARKET RATES, f£19-t£ M. Lonner, Colfax. Corner, streets. son, faRare opportunities offered a Chestnutwood’s Business College. som StilLet the Old Plac e. Tar Rupciry ‘Puoro-Gatieey, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada’City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mrs. J. F. Rup. LPH, Prop’r. Coutts, Operator. » ap2 MACHINERY FoR ss’ iE —AT THE— Nevada Foundry . following bit of news: “It may. be] mostly . It was one of . . By the hogshéad, barrel or pound, at} _ 3road? Look Out ie JACKSON'S GEORGE E, TURNER PINE STREET,

v es as HOLESALE AND REpATT: DEALER in J2-inch Eneine, 24 ink stroke, -Lwith heavy hoisting and pumping . . Yigs 10-inch Engine, 20-ifich streke. New.” Complete Hoisting and Pumping rig consisting of 2 10x?0 Engines, reels, bob,and bviler 46 inches by 16 feet. 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch ‘stroke, with double hoist and bob, Boiler, 36x12, nearly new. 18-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversiz ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. , Boiler 36 inches by 12 feet. I Portable Bngine, 8x16, and boiler. Hoisting and pumping gear nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16." _ 1 tubular. boiler-40“inches by 16 10-stamp mill, 750 pound stamps. 8-stamp) mill, 850 pound stamps, Steam Pump, 10x12cylinder. Water cylinder 6x12. S 8 6-inch Cornish Pumps. 28-inch Cornish Pumps, 1 Horn Pan and Settler. 4 Michel Pans, 3 Kuox Pats. 500 feet 6-inch column, in good order. 325 feet 9-inch columa, nearly new. Water gates from 3 inches’ to 22 inches. 1'll-inch Little Giant, secondhand. 2 Fiue Boilers 36x20 feet. 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Gvershot Water Wheels 26, 32 Pag 35 fgeb'liameter; complete, with ‘aiKtting, © ‘pinions, gearing, etc. In good order, ’ Tron Cars, and a variety of Mining Implements. APPLY TO Interest 10 per}. ald s G. G. ALLAN, NEVADA CITY. j23-tt HARDWARE Of Every description, IRON, STEEL, STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS . HOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, Ete., Ete., Etc. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. a Crockery . —ANXND— Glassware. MILL & MINING SUPPLIES. The Entire Stock . , GUNS, PISTOLS. is The Last Chance! DRY Goons, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ‘Hats, : &e., 8C., Which were slightly damaged _ by the late fire, at SPRING ‘ 1881. : ~~ & 4881. GRAND OPENING Dry and @) SUMMER GOODS, Fancy Goods. —_o—-—— A. BLUMENTELAT,, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Having received one of the Largest Stocks of Spring and Summer Dry Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of New Silks, New Satins, New Dress Goods, New Ginghams, New Calicoes, Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and. Curtains, and “Mittinery Goods, Ladies’, “Misses and Children’s Shoes Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper A fine -assort= ment of F urnishing Goods always on hand, ——0-—— Persons desiring anything in the Dry Goods line will find it to “et savEntage. ea at my storé before making their purchases. Orders from the — promptly attended to, Samples sent free on application, ’ &. BOUMENTELATL, April 2. Corner Brod Wud Pine Streets. PIONEER, LRNITURE, STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. L THE IMPORTANT On Commercial st. . Will be Closed Out at. Private Sale). and Public Auction In the Evening ! 7 . Ti Auotion will, commence on cn Saturday, April 9, And will continue until Everything is sold. This is a positive fact, as the Proprietors will embark’ in. a difterent kind of business therefore everything will be sold without reserve. tures, Counters, and Show Ca. ses belonging to the Remember on the 9th we will commence the large Auction Sale, Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. MECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. ‘GALVANIZED ‘IRON PIPE OF ALL SIZES made to order at short notice. garPurchasers will find it to their. advantage. to visit my establishment befere buying elsewhere. Nevada Foundry, Spring St.,) GEO. E. TURNER. { [At 7 1-2 o'clock -AT THE-IMPORTANT, Commercial Street. Dave Auerbach, during the day) We will also sell Store FixImportant Store, . Lm MM . SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. ett nthe County NO OLD OR SECONDRoom Sets, and full purchasers wilt «ind upon investigation, ae yo Beadin Ss of \ eoLng WSeMoy oy “zoqeag jeooy uy fq porego & HAND FURNITURE; The stock has just been yeikive 1, and comprises 1% full line of Parler and Bedie of First-class IE" US E% INS XLT ER The Stoc kis extra large and fine ; than any other desler in the county @an acrome’ to. ES. has heen bought cheap, and will be sold cheaper There is no humbugabout: this as A fulltine of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. AIL Kinas, Upholstering Of all kinds done on short notice and at the very lowest rates.— Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson New No.8, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. be found at MILLER’S. getting. sees eaten ence teen retin Peteeenp aera The Newest and Best B. H, MILLER, a ON HAND THE LARGEST AND FINEST ce OF ‘Spriag? Summer Clothing — HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, _ FURNISHING GoopDbDs, : All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c., &c., ° Ever Brought to Nevada City. —— <= His Prices are the Lowest ! 4a DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS, Everything you want can When ‘you buy of him, you will see what you are WILL BF GIVEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Nevada City, . Monday Evening, April 18. , —o— Cy Music by Elser’s Full Orchestra. —o— ‘. & General Invitation is ¢xtended. . Tickets $1.5).MRS. JOHN GRIMES. TEACHER (F Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture. Director of Choral Club and Juvenile . . Singing Classes. Residence—Nevada City. DUNCAN'S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman's Building. OUES DUNCAN, Proprietor, FirstClass Work at Popular Prices. Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly ‘engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, an: is a. thorough master of the “tonsarial nt Bs Nevada City, April Ist. Nevada and Grass Valioy Wood & Lumber. Co. K™® CONSTANTLY ON. {HAND FOR SaAtwh All kinds of Common and Clear WU BSR. Orders left at the office of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Va! ley road will be prowptly attended to.