April 16, 1882 (4 pages)

uy Hats, ises, s, irket, and "ge assortiD MOST ty . se to sell CITY. isal of 4 tory— bble in many varped ng to a5 We: TTENFlow, VE bY ‘ ' daughter of W. A. Hanly. ec THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —_—_—————————X—X—X LOCAL AFFAIRS. Mr-, Sterling has got taelgood to San Fran) cisco to purchese spring and summer goods. Due notice wi . be given 0 their arrival. BRIEF , Seavet. Various” Happenings in and Out To-day i is tet: Saloons are “taverns” now. Gardening is now in order. The blood-hounds have departed. The TRan-crter is a ‘popular advertising medium. Not a vacant store or-house in this city that we know of. G. G. Al'an arrived home from San Francisco Friday’ night. Whoare to the new City Trusteen ? TD, Calkins, one-of-the-proprietors of the Sierra County .Tribune, is in town, Charley Benham writes from New . _ York that he will be here about the lst of May. The frost on Wednesday and Thursday morningsJid not-harm-thefruit trees, _The Theatre was crowded again on Friday night to see the play of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” The stage went into Moore’s Flat yesterday on wheels,-fot the first time since the heavy snow storm. Elwin —Merritield was in Paris when last heard from. His health is improving. The county officers are complaining ofdull times. The District Attorney isan exception, however. He has all the business he can attend to. No sooner is Edward F. Burton nominated for Superintendent of the Mint than the newspapers clap “‘Colnel” upon. his name. Ogden P, Pell, Sec:etary of the Golden Gate mine at Alleghany, left this city for San Francisco Friday morning. "Thos, Ford of Truckee is going to do his level best to get the Democratic nomination for District Attorney this fall, There will be about ‘six hundred candidates for about a dozen offices this fall. “This willbe a good year for soreheads, Read the advertisement of Mr. E. Daganey in to-day’s Transcript. If you want any clothes dyed, -cleaned or svoured give him a call. Religious services at the Methodist, Catholic, 7piscopal, Baptist, Congregational and A.M. E. church: to-day, The youngest daughter of W. A. Sharon, proprietor of the Placer Hotel, Dutch Flat, fell Thursday night and broke her arm near the shoulder. Frank G, Beatty of Grass Valley is the favorite candidate for County Clerk. Itis believed the Republicans will nominate him. _ W. A. Hanley, of the Rainbow mine, Sierra county, passed through town yesterday en route to the inine. He has been in San Franciavo for several days past. Jack” Campbell, the former owner of the Campbell Springs, in Sierra Valley, has announced himself as @ candidate for Sheriff in Sierra county, J. O. Groves, Superintendent of of the Rainbow mine, Chipp's Flat, Sierra county, was married in San Francisco on the 12th instant to the B. H. Miller has just received a very large stock of clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps, boots and everything else that i is pene for his_customers, — The ellar at the Suntibenios of Prof. Kennedy on Main street, was entered the other night by some sneak thief and robbed of a lot of —provisions, The Boston Hydraulic Mining Company of Moore’s Fiat will not commence work in their claim until decision is rendered in the Gold -Run suit, A cave occurred in a drift-mining claimat Chalk Bluff, Friday morning, and one man named John Watts . Tence refused to go with the officer, & Garber who we for Jenkins, and N. H. Ball, Superintendent of the Savage mine, Sierra county, arrived in town Friday nightand took his departure for the mine. Itis the intention to resume operations there in a short time. The incorrigible Deputy Assessors have made their appearance in our midst. They want to find out what every man possesses thatis taxable. All should take pride in, making a good showing on the tax books, In the case of C. Beckman, charged with violating the Sunday Law, which had been on trial for two days’ in Judge Robinson's Court,’ the jury] returned a verdict of not guilty at 12:40 o'clock Saturday morning. completed their asseasing property in Nevada town. ship on Monday, and it is hoped that all will be ready togive in a statement of their property. Chas. Nichols was tried before Judge Anderson, on Friday ate noon, charged with attempting * to break out of the City Prison. He was found guilty and ordercd to pay a fine of$25 or go to the County Jail for 12 day-, Not paying the fine he was taken to Jail, -_——--.-<— Arrested on . ew Charges. Ono Friday evening g last officer Venard arrested Joe Lawrence for racing his horse through the streets. It appears Lawrence hud been riding on horseback furiously through the town, and when he rode into Mills’ stable on Pine street, Officer Venard went in there to arrest him. Lawwhen a tussel ensued and the officer was thrown down, with Lawrence on top of him. The officer got on his feet again very quick, and with his cane struck Lawrence over the head a number of times. He succeeded in getting the prisoner as far as Vinton’s drug store, on Pine “street, when Dexter Ridley came along,and taking i in the situation went after a pair of hand-shackles, About this time Under Sheriff Carter, happening to be coming down Broad street, rushed to Venard’s assistance, but the two were unable to make Lawrence procesd on his journey to the lock-up. Ridley returned with the shackles ‘and they were placed on his hands after a severe tussle, and then Venard, Ridley and Carter started with him, and when Opposive the drag store on Broad street they were met by policeman Scott, and the four officers finally succeeded in placing him in the city prison, Yesterday morning Lawrence was brought before Justice Robinson, where he was booked on three charges: Ist, threatening tu kill. This charge was dismissed, 2d, violating the city ordinance forbidding fast ding within the city limits. On this charge Lawrence‘asked for a change of venue to the Court of John Anderson, which was granted. 3d, resisting an officer. On this charge he waa pliced under $250 bonds to appear for trial, —————— 2 oe. --A Saloon is a Tavern, In 1862, A. R. Jenkins, who at that time had a saloon in this city, kept it open-on Sunday, and there being a Sunday law at that time similar to the present one he was arrest ed forso doing. He was tried in a Justice’s Court and convicted; but appealed to the County Court, which was presided over by Hon. David Belden, now Superior Judge of Santa Clara county. The decision of the Court was to the effect that Jenkins’ saloon wasa “tavern,” and the law exempting such places he was ordered discharged. M . McConnell the attorneys raised that point came off victorious. From ~The County} Assessors having work in Grass ee Valley township, will commeuce ractually communicated by Chinese embracing of a child by one affected, and so on through a long list. 1 on account of absence of counsel for » defendant. change Hotel. a ‘amnees in another column. The mine we understand is in a very that time: to the present saloons should have been known only as ‘‘taverns,” and then the Justices would not have been bothered with that class of cages. was killed and another by the name of Fitter was seriously injured. . The case of A. I, Zekind, charged with violating the Sunday Law, has been postponed till Thursday next, Fine Establishment. We desire to call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Mrs. Lester & Crawford. They have recently enlarged and refitted their establishment, and it now compares favorably with any simi-. « lar house: in the State. They have just received a large and magnificent stock of millinery and fancy goode which they are offering at. very low rates. New goods and of the very latest styles are received as soon as they are introduced in R. P. Upton Jr., arrived here yes_ diy with p large lot of hair goods. _ He is stopping at the National ExSee’ his advertise““It looks as though E. Baldridge tories Marshal, and J. D. Fleming _ for Treasurer, would be the only Bs candidated.id the field for those posi_ tions. be eleced the officeot City The Roe Repeblicen mentions ‘the name of J. M. Walling as a cantorne the market. = ered apderansgua cottage, f Fresh milch cows forsale at Sut_ don t believe Mr. Walling Ga j : eee would accept the office under ey nation Ser "et ton’s ranch, i circumstances whatever, \ . There will be confirmation at A Card. The working force is being increas: . Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada . Wiki sthcbdhs'diliclan fides the series . ed daily at the Derbec drift mine. City on Sunday, afternoon. _ The e indiscretions of youth, nervous weak _ Sixty men are emp'oyed at present. right. Rev. J. wal address the candi. Promising condition. Some fine grav. dates to:commence at 2 must smoke Giffin’s Musk or Cinamon the numerous base imitations of the Standard Soap Co’s. now-on the market. Give .it one ‘in the city is offered for rent, Ap-. ply at the TrANscriPt office, . : loss of manhood, &., 1 T. Wingfield will wil gond recip that wil cue ou, FREE NEVADA CITY (Cattrornia) DAIL “Carry the News to Mary.” The Vitginin “Thiterptise’ says : ‘‘Mary Condon‘is a teacher at Omega Nevada county, Ca', She was at Moore’s Flat, The distance between the two places is ten miles, She was determined to reach her school despite the roads being closed by snow. She put on snow-shoes and made the trip alo.e and in time, last Monday week.” A former Omega miner, now on the Comstock, who has read the above, declares that he has fallen in love with Mary, He says that from: Washington, on the South Yuba, to Omega the distance is about two miles and the road almost perpendicular, while on the other side of the river: the face of the mountain toward Moore's marry on sight any girl that could tack up one of those mountains and . down the other,” Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Josiah Glasson of North-Bloom= field was naturalized. In the matter of Joseph M. Doan, an insolvent.debtor. Discharyed from all his debts and liabilities. Congregational Church, Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening: ‘‘Prevention Better than Cure.” All are cordially invited. Eee Sierra County Items, The following it items we copy from the Forest City Tribune: Athree hundred ounce gold bar was shipped to the mint last week by . ; the Bald Mountain Company. It was the result of the previous week’s washing. A very nice progpect was found at the Ruby mine last week. About a quarter of an ounce of coarse gold was panned out from a small quantity of gravel taken from the winze that had been sunk to a depth of twentyfive feet from the drift above their main tunnel, The appearance of a prospect at this point is very encouraging, and great hopes are entertained of reaching the main channel in a short time, After this object is accomplished, the main tunnel will then be pushed ahead and connection made with the drift above, which has been run ahead of the tunnel, to the present time, about five hundred feet. Charles Rice, a well-known and much respected resident. ofghany, died at that place last Friday . = of typhoid fever after an illness of only a few days. Deceased was a native of Michigan. He came to this Coast some twenty years ago, most of which time he has made Alleghany his home, He followed the occupation of mining, and-like many ~ other pioneers, has experienced the reverses of fortune, Mr. O. P, Pell is in town ‘on business connected with the Black Jack mine. We understand that he has paid off a great portion of the indebtedness and placed the property in the care of. Captain Wilbourn for a short time. The mine will be worked during the coming. season. A PROMINENT physician in Los Angeles, after a long investigation, concludes that venereal and syphilitic poison, and contagious and ulcerous diseases, may be and are laundrymen through the saliva, by sprinkling with the mouth, —being ironed into the clothing and introduced by perspiration into the body. A member of the New York Medico-Legal Society reported in like manner to that. organization recently and included in the cg of mediums for transmission of foul diseases, hutel towels, bath-room brushes, wash-room combs, sleepingcar blankets, the kiss of a lover, the To prevent your wife from scolding about that horrid tobacco, you cigars. Manufactured by al4-tf Wa. GIrFIN. Beware of Fraud. Housekeepers are cautioned against “Best Soap” trial and be convinced that it is the ‘Best.” a4-3w, @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms . © aS Cows For Sale. pai ie being extracted. o'clock, Sie TRANSCRI PT, SUNDAY, ABRIL Pre _ A MOST MAGNIFIGENT —_S8TOCK or—— FANCY AND = MILLINE ‘Have just been received — ——-+BY MRS, -———_ TESTER & CRAWFORD arene een ag on eee MAIN ST., NEVADA CITY. — BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES IVE HEM A fart . In Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City, At which time the LARGEST and FINEST Stock of Spring and Summer Beautiful DRESS GOODS,BUNTINGS, PICQUETS,LAWNS, A large stock of the Latest Styles just received. Nevada County, and request the ladies to call and examine our Goods and prices, Palace Dry Goods Store” and most Elegant Stocks of EVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. before known here, and with our business facilities WE CAN AND WILL SELL GOODS CHEAPER than ever before known in this city. GRAND SPRING OPENING —OF THE— MECHANICS STORE, WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 15th, 1882, DRESS and FANCY GOODS Will he exhibited to the public ever seen in Nevada City. ——o MOHAIR CROISE, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, Etc, A Full Line of Ladies’ Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats: Also a Large Assortment of Flowers, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! O————— 42 We intend to sell our mammothstock cheaper than any other firm in L. NATHAN, Proprietor. JUST RECEIVED AT THE-———_— ROSENBERG BROS. We have received this year one of the Largest SPRING AND SUMMER COODS —— Our stock this season surpasses anything ever. County & orders promptly attended to. Whole sed Ret Deas Dry & Fancy Gonds, NEVADA CITY. Y GOODS 16, 1882. : om Brussels, Three aly & Ingrain Carpets AT REDUCED PRICES! A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE’ STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Has just received direct from the Eastern Manufactories choice patterns of NEW. CARPETS FOR THE SPRING TRADE. o— CurTAINS and Winpow SHADES. Before purchasing please examine my stock and prices. Orders —_ the country promptly attended to. Respectfully, «A. BLUMENTHAL. SPRING STYLES: CLOTHING Including all the Latest and Most Popular Patterns, JUST RECEIVED AT B. H. MILLER’S. Men’s and Boys’ Suits, of all ser ities and Prices. —_—__o——___ Coats, Vests and Pants in innumerable variety. _The Finest and Largest Assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Underwear in the Countyv. 0 LATEST STYLES HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, etc.,, etc., ETC. 0 Everything sold at the lowest figure ror casH. Prices to suit the times. SB. . MILER Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. ~The Pioneer Gro ieery Sr Here ail, and Here 1 Have Be Been For Over il Years —_ SELLING ‘Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad Street.... Morgan & Roberts’ Block, OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. 0 My long experience in buyin. enables me to place before’ my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep’ constantly on and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the’ —World, Also, “Deep Sea” and ‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c, : piaresiaamacars lito Ok MY MOTTO IS :-—-FAIR "AND SQUARE DEALING---~A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, CHARLES E. MULLOY. AUCTION! AUCTION ! 0 THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DAMAGE:D GoonnpDs, —OF THE— “Important Store,” Hil De sold at Guild's Auction Room ON COMMERCIAL STREET. see ae 7. Sale to commence on’ % THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 30TH, And continue every evening until the stock is:entirely closed out. Goods will be-sold at private sale during the day. — The Goods will be marked in plain figures. Call and secure bargains. . FRANK GUILD,-ArsoWatt PAPER, Norma “LACES, ‘Lace yO aS

uy Hats, ises, s, irket, and "ge assortiD MOST ty . se to sell CITY. isal of 4 tory— bble in many varped ng to a5 We: TTENFlow, VE bY ‘ ' daughter of W. A. Hanly. ec THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —_—_—————————X—X—X LOCAL AFFAIRS. Mr-, Sterling has got taelgood to San Fran) cisco to purchese spring and summer goods. Due notice wi . be given 0 their arrival. BRIEF , Seavet. Various” Happenings in and Out To-day i is tet: Saloons are “taverns” now. Gardening is now in order. The blood-hounds have departed. The TRan-crter is a ‘popular advertising medium. Not a vacant store or-house in this city that we know of. G. G. Al'an arrived home from San Francisco Friday’ night. Whoare to the new City Trusteen ? TD, Calkins, one-of-the-proprietors of the Sierra County .Tribune, is in town, Charley Benham writes from New . _ York that he will be here about the lst of May. The frost on Wednesday and Thursday morningsJid not-harm-thefruit trees, _The Theatre was crowded again on Friday night to see the play of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” The stage went into Moore’s Flat yesterday on wheels,-fot the first time since the heavy snow storm. Elwin —Merritield was in Paris when last heard from. His health is improving. The county officers are complaining ofdull times. The District Attorney isan exception, however. He has all the business he can attend to. No sooner is Edward F. Burton nominated for Superintendent of the Mint than the newspapers clap “‘Colnel” upon. his name. Ogden P, Pell, Sec:etary of the Golden Gate mine at Alleghany, left this city for San Francisco Friday morning. "Thos, Ford of Truckee is going to do his level best to get the Democratic nomination for District Attorney this fall, There will be about ‘six hundred candidates for about a dozen offices this fall. “This willbe a good year for soreheads, Read the advertisement of Mr. E. Daganey in to-day’s Transcript. If you want any clothes dyed, -cleaned or svoured give him a call. Religious services at the Methodist, Catholic, 7piscopal, Baptist, Congregational and A.M. E. church: to-day, The youngest daughter of W. A. Sharon, proprietor of the Placer Hotel, Dutch Flat, fell Thursday night and broke her arm near the shoulder. Frank G, Beatty of Grass Valley is the favorite candidate for County Clerk. Itis believed the Republicans will nominate him. _ W. A. Hanley, of the Rainbow mine, Sierra county, passed through town yesterday en route to the inine. He has been in San Franciavo for several days past. Jack” Campbell, the former owner of the Campbell Springs, in Sierra Valley, has announced himself as @ candidate for Sheriff in Sierra county, J. O. Groves, Superintendent of of the Rainbow mine, Chipp's Flat, Sierra county, was married in San Francisco on the 12th instant to the B. H. Miller has just received a very large stock of clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps, boots and everything else that i is pene for his_customers, — The ellar at the Suntibenios of Prof. Kennedy on Main street, was entered the other night by some sneak thief and robbed of a lot of —provisions, The Boston Hydraulic Mining Company of Moore’s Fiat will not commence work in their claim until decision is rendered in the Gold -Run suit, A cave occurred in a drift-mining claimat Chalk Bluff, Friday morning, and one man named John Watts . Tence refused to go with the officer, & Garber who we for Jenkins, and N. H. Ball, Superintendent of the Savage mine, Sierra county, arrived in town Friday nightand took his departure for the mine. Itis the intention to resume operations there in a short time. The incorrigible Deputy Assessors have made their appearance in our midst. They want to find out what every man possesses thatis taxable. All should take pride in, making a good showing on the tax books, In the case of C. Beckman, charged with violating the Sunday Law, which had been on trial for two days’ in Judge Robinson's Court,’ the jury] returned a verdict of not guilty at 12:40 o'clock Saturday morning. completed their asseasing property in Nevada town. ship on Monday, and it is hoped that all will be ready togive in a statement of their property. Chas. Nichols was tried before Judge Anderson, on Friday ate noon, charged with attempting * to break out of the City Prison. He was found guilty and ordercd to pay a fine of$25 or go to the County Jail for 12 day-, Not paying the fine he was taken to Jail, -_——--.-<— Arrested on . ew Charges. Ono Friday evening g last officer Venard arrested Joe Lawrence for racing his horse through the streets. It appears Lawrence hud been riding on horseback furiously through the town, and when he rode into Mills’ stable on Pine street, Officer Venard went in there to arrest him. Lawwhen a tussel ensued and the officer was thrown down, with Lawrence on top of him. The officer got on his feet again very quick, and with his cane struck Lawrence over the head a number of times. He succeeded in getting the prisoner as far as Vinton’s drug store, on Pine “street, when Dexter Ridley came along,and taking i in the situation went after a pair of hand-shackles, About this time Under Sheriff Carter, happening to be coming down Broad street, rushed to Venard’s assistance, but the two were unable to make Lawrence procesd on his journey to the lock-up. Ridley returned with the shackles ‘and they were placed on his hands after a severe tussle, and then Venard, Ridley and Carter started with him, and when Opposive the drag store on Broad street they were met by policeman Scott, and the four officers finally succeeded in placing him in the city prison, Yesterday morning Lawrence was brought before Justice Robinson, where he was booked on three charges: Ist, threatening tu kill. This charge was dismissed, 2d, violating the city ordinance forbidding fast ding within the city limits. On this charge Lawrence‘asked for a change of venue to the Court of John Anderson, which was granted. 3d, resisting an officer. On this charge he waa pliced under $250 bonds to appear for trial, —————— 2 oe. --A Saloon is a Tavern, In 1862, A. R. Jenkins, who at that time had a saloon in this city, kept it open-on Sunday, and there being a Sunday law at that time similar to the present one he was arrest ed forso doing. He was tried in a Justice’s Court and convicted; but appealed to the County Court, which was presided over by Hon. David Belden, now Superior Judge of Santa Clara county. The decision of the Court was to the effect that Jenkins’ saloon wasa “tavern,” and the law exempting such places he was ordered discharged. M . McConnell the attorneys raised that point came off victorious. From ~The County} Assessors having work in Grass ee Valley township, will commeuce ractually communicated by Chinese embracing of a child by one affected, and so on through a long list. 1 on account of absence of counsel for » defendant. change Hotel. a ‘amnees in another column. The mine we understand is in a very that time: to the present saloons should have been known only as ‘‘taverns,” and then the Justices would not have been bothered with that class of cages. was killed and another by the name of Fitter was seriously injured. . The case of A. I, Zekind, charged with violating the Sunday Law, has been postponed till Thursday next, Fine Establishment. We desire to call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Mrs. Lester & Crawford. They have recently enlarged and refitted their establishment, and it now compares favorably with any simi-. « lar house: in the State. They have just received a large and magnificent stock of millinery and fancy goode which they are offering at. very low rates. New goods and of the very latest styles are received as soon as they are introduced in R. P. Upton Jr., arrived here yes_ diy with p large lot of hair goods. _ He is stopping at the National ExSee’ his advertise““It looks as though E. Baldridge tories Marshal, and J. D. Fleming _ for Treasurer, would be the only

Bs candidated.id the field for those posi_ tions. be eleced the officeot City The Roe Repeblicen mentions ‘the name of J. M. Walling as a cantorne the market. = ered apderansgua cottage, f Fresh milch cows forsale at Sut_ don t believe Mr. Walling Ga j : eee would accept the office under ey nation Ser "et ton’s ranch, i circumstances whatever, \ . There will be confirmation at A Card. The working force is being increas: . Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada . Wiki sthcbdhs'diliclan fides the series . ed daily at the Derbec drift mine. City on Sunday, afternoon. _ The e indiscretions of youth, nervous weak _ Sixty men are emp'oyed at present. right. Rev. J. wal address the candi. Promising condition. Some fine grav. dates to:commence at 2 must smoke Giffin’s Musk or Cinamon the numerous base imitations of the Standard Soap Co’s. now-on the market. Give .it one ‘in the city is offered for rent, Ap-. ply at the TrANscriPt office, . : loss of manhood, &., 1 T. Wingfield will wil gond recip that wil cue ou, FREE NEVADA CITY (Cattrornia) DAIL “Carry the News to Mary.” The Vitginin “Thiterptise’ says : ‘‘Mary Condon‘is a teacher at Omega Nevada county, Ca', She was at Moore’s Flat, The distance between the two places is ten miles, She was determined to reach her school despite the roads being closed by snow. She put on snow-shoes and made the trip alo.e and in time, last Monday week.” A former Omega miner, now on the Comstock, who has read the above, declares that he has fallen in love with Mary, He says that from: Washington, on the South Yuba, to Omega the distance is about two miles and the road almost perpendicular, while on the other side of the river: the face of the mountain toward Moore's marry on sight any girl that could tack up one of those mountains and . down the other,” Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Josiah Glasson of North-Bloom= field was naturalized. In the matter of Joseph M. Doan, an insolvent.debtor. Discharyed from all his debts and liabilities. Congregational Church, Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening: ‘‘Prevention Better than Cure.” All are cordially invited. Eee Sierra County Items, The following it items we copy from the Forest City Tribune: Athree hundred ounce gold bar was shipped to the mint last week by . ; the Bald Mountain Company. It was the result of the previous week’s washing. A very nice progpect was found at the Ruby mine last week. About a quarter of an ounce of coarse gold was panned out from a small quantity of gravel taken from the winze that had been sunk to a depth of twentyfive feet from the drift above their main tunnel, The appearance of a prospect at this point is very encouraging, and great hopes are entertained of reaching the main channel in a short time, After this object is accomplished, the main tunnel will then be pushed ahead and connection made with the drift above, which has been run ahead of the tunnel, to the present time, about five hundred feet. Charles Rice, a well-known and much respected resident. ofghany, died at that place last Friday . = of typhoid fever after an illness of only a few days. Deceased was a native of Michigan. He came to this Coast some twenty years ago, most of which time he has made Alleghany his home, He followed the occupation of mining, and-like many ~ other pioneers, has experienced the reverses of fortune, Mr. O. P, Pell is in town ‘on business connected with the Black Jack mine. We understand that he has paid off a great portion of the indebtedness and placed the property in the care of. Captain Wilbourn for a short time. The mine will be worked during the coming. season. A PROMINENT physician in Los Angeles, after a long investigation, concludes that venereal and syphilitic poison, and contagious and ulcerous diseases, may be and are laundrymen through the saliva, by sprinkling with the mouth, —being ironed into the clothing and introduced by perspiration into the body. A member of the New York Medico-Legal Society reported in like manner to that. organization recently and included in the cg of mediums for transmission of foul diseases, hutel towels, bath-room brushes, wash-room combs, sleepingcar blankets, the kiss of a lover, the To prevent your wife from scolding about that horrid tobacco, you cigars. Manufactured by al4-tf Wa. GIrFIN. Beware of Fraud. Housekeepers are cautioned against “Best Soap” trial and be convinced that it is the ‘Best.” a4-3w, @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms . © aS Cows For Sale. pai ie being extracted. o'clock, Sie TRANSCRI PT, SUNDAY, ABRIL Pre _ A MOST MAGNIFIGENT —_S8TOCK or—— FANCY AND = MILLINE ‘Have just been received — ——-+BY MRS, -———_ TESTER & CRAWFORD arene een ag on eee MAIN ST., NEVADA CITY. — BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES IVE HEM A fart . In Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City, At which time the LARGEST and FINEST Stock of Spring and Summer Beautiful DRESS GOODS,BUNTINGS, PICQUETS,LAWNS, A large stock of the Latest Styles just received. Nevada County, and request the ladies to call and examine our Goods and prices, Palace Dry Goods Store” and most Elegant Stocks of EVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. before known here, and with our business facilities WE CAN AND WILL SELL GOODS CHEAPER than ever before known in this city. GRAND SPRING OPENING —OF THE— MECHANICS STORE, WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 15th, 1882, DRESS and FANCY GOODS Will he exhibited to the public ever seen in Nevada City. ——o MOHAIR CROISE, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, Etc, A Full Line of Ladies’ Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats: Also a Large Assortment of Flowers, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! O————— 42 We intend to sell our mammothstock cheaper than any other firm in L. NATHAN, Proprietor. JUST RECEIVED AT THE-———_— ROSENBERG BROS. We have received this year one of the Largest SPRING AND SUMMER COODS —— Our stock this season surpasses anything ever. County & orders promptly attended to. Whole sed Ret Deas Dry & Fancy Gonds, NEVADA CITY. Y GOODS 16, 1882. : om Brussels, Three aly & Ingrain Carpets AT REDUCED PRICES! A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE’ STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Has just received direct from the Eastern Manufactories choice patterns of NEW. CARPETS FOR THE SPRING TRADE. o— CurTAINS and Winpow SHADES. Before purchasing please examine my stock and prices. Orders —_ the country promptly attended to. Respectfully, «A. BLUMENTHAL. SPRING STYLES: CLOTHING Including all the Latest and Most Popular Patterns, JUST RECEIVED AT B. H. MILLER’S. Men’s and Boys’ Suits, of all ser ities and Prices. —_—__o——___ Coats, Vests and Pants in innumerable variety. _The Finest and Largest Assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Underwear in the Countyv. 0 LATEST STYLES HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, etc.,, etc., ETC. 0 Everything sold at the lowest figure ror casH. Prices to suit the times. SB. . MILER Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. ~The Pioneer Gro ieery Sr Here ail, and Here 1 Have Be Been For Over il Years —_ SELLING ‘Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad Street....... Morgan & Roberts’ Block, OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. 0 My long experience in buyin. enables me to place before’ my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep’ constantly on and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the’ —World, Also, “Deep Sea” and ‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c, : piaresiaamacars lito Ok MY MOTTO IS :-—-FAIR "AND SQUARE DEALING---~A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, CHARLES E. MULLOY. AUCTION! AUCTION ! 0 THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DAMAGE:D GoonnpDs, —OF THE— “Important Store,” Hil De sold at Guild's Auction Room ON COMMERCIAL STREET. see ae 7. Sale to commence on’ % THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 30TH, And continue every evening until the stock is:entirely closed out. Goods will be-sold at private sale during the day. — The Goods will be marked in plain figures. Call and secure bargains. . FRANK GUILD,-ArsoWatt PAPER, Norma “LACES, ‘Lace yO aS