April 7, 1882 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. FNEVADA COUNTY N, G, BL R. CO. Annual Meeting, Officiz! Reports and Election. “Established ‘in 1860. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevaia Connty Oficial Press, FRIDAY, APRIL 7. THE LATEST NEWS. Mrs. Hughes, aged 70, dropped dead at’ Petaluma Tuesday. . At Leadville, Col., James Kinney fatally shot John Lukenvill. The Cheyennes and Arapahoes are threatening an outbreak in Indian President -Arthur_was_ hung and . 18 burned in effigy at Santa Cruz and other points, White graders refuse to let Chinamen work on the railroad in Sonita : valley, -Arizona. The Massachusetts Senate ‘hat passed the House bill to allow women attorneys to practice. In a recent engagement the Peruvians lost 2,000. men, and their commanders were made prisoners. Charles Gunson, who assaulted a three-year-old girl, was taken from jail at Kokomo, Ind., Monday night, and hanged. In kindling a fire with kerosene near Los Angeles, Mrs. Cleveland and her husband wéie severely burned and the house destroyed, The Coroner’s jury at St. Joseph returned a verdict of willful murder in the first degree against Robert Ford, who killed Jesse James. A policemen was killed by a negro at Kansas City, Monday night, and a mob caught the mur ~ derer (as they supposed) and hanged him; but it-was found. subsequently that they had executed the wrong ~ man, and a serions riot resulted. There were local elections in Ohio Tuesday. The Democrats carried Cincinnati, Toledo and Clevland, mainly upon the temperance issue; The same issue was up in the local elections in Indiana and the Dem-. ocrats won upon it. The question was upalso in Michigan, but there it was.a two-edged sword. MAR GET The Vete. Eprtor Transcript:—To be spanked by a Democratic President would be hard indeed to endure, but to receive such a severe castigation from the Republican President, as the Republican party of this coast has in the veto of the Chinese Bill, 1s doubly. severe. We as Republicans must endure stigma cast upon us by Mr. Arthur in this act, and yet we do not nor never will accept the exultant declaration of a Democratof this town who when he heard of the veto gave _ Yent tohis pleasurable surprise by . the exclamation, ‘‘Arthur has vetoed the Republican party.” Neither _ will we accept the sorrowful moan of some honest though weak Republicans, who areso entirely dejected by this unfortunate veto as to also feel as though the assertion that ‘Arthur had vetoed the Republican party” was true. No, Republicans, the old party that is the exponent of all th t is good and true; that party which. has _ always been the true friend of labor; that party which has done all that has ever been done to deliver this beautiful State from coolie labor; that party which will yet in the near future deliver us from the loathsome evil, is not vetoed, never will be vetoed. As long as the Stars and Stripes, emblem of our nation’s greatness, shall float from the capital, will the Republican party live. We have received a severe blow on this Coast, but shall we despond ? Shall we be vetoed? As well might you try to bind the old Pacific ‘to the rock-bound shore, or to yon sun command to rise no more. Veto the grand Republican party ? Never, ' Aslong as liberty lives shall the princip'es on which Republicanism is based endure. When liberty dies, and only then, shall the Republican party be vetoed. While we as Republicans do feel sad that the bill which we delivered and nursed from infancy to manhood has been vetoed, yet there is not the least reason for us to give’ up the ship. We are on the eve of an election for State and county officers, therefore gird on our armor, stand firm, and we will demonstrate that.we are not vetoed. For one, I am not inthe slightest degree vetoed. I was never more devoted to the Republican party, never moreanx_ jous or willing ‘to work for her adwohtevements NTIVeETo, Scteeegeeianmerigiaee eg ee Patent Transfer Papers. : A war iron passed over the nak ofthe Parers TRANSFERS the Patterns to any Fabric, Designs in Crewels, ing and Initial ‘Letters. “Mrs. ree fc ; “Main street Nevada City, m28-tf@ffice Room peter Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rgnt. Apply at the Transcrirr ofits, big vancement, never more Prond. of her . . & Crawford, +. e County Narrow Gauge Railroad Com‘pany was held at Grass Valley Wednesday. From. the ‘official, reports published in the Union, we learn that the gross earnings for 1881 were $116;465.91. The total operating expenses were $72, 226.64, leaving a net profit of $44,239.27. Superintendent Kidder’s. report.as. substantially as follows : The following table exhibits the year since it was opened for busi$ 70,760 26 90,518 60 98,085 97 116,465 81 . Had it not been for the interfer. 4 ence by means of injunctions by the farmers, with hydraulic mining, our receipts would unquestionably have ‘been-muech—more, as the first five $6000 increase from. the receipts of the.same period of 1880. . There was purchased during the year 116 1-3 gross tons of 35ib. steel last season, and which I. now propose to lay on the first two miles from the turntable at Colfax, during the present month, I have on. hand new angle fish plates which will be much superior to the old fish plates that we have in use : also the ‘‘Valeanized Fibrous Washers” to be used on the fish plate bolts, to prevent the nuts from turning. I intend to order new gpikes, and new bolts for this piece of track, reserving the old ones to be used in repairs. I have resurveyed the line of roadbed where the steel rail is to be laid, and shall be able by means of a comparatively small amount of gradifig, to be done by the section meén, to.reduce the curvature many degrees. There was erected at Colfax, this year, a handsome and convenient . freight transfer platform and: shed some 270-feet in length ; to reach this platform, it was necessary to lay a new track across the Central Pacific Rrilroad, and to grade a new freight yard. All of this work was done by the request of the C. P. R. Co., and although at the time it seemed an onerous expeuse to be incurred by our Company it adds greatto our facilities for handling freight at that point, There have been during the year some 10,000 decayed ties replaced by new hard sugar pine ties. There is but one accident to report, caused by the morning passenger train of August 18th jumping the ‘track, one mile north of Kreiss’ Sumimit, The locomotive turned com. pletely over, landing on its wheels some 20 feet. below the -level-of-—-thetrack. One freight cdr was demolished and the baggage car left the rail, standing at right angles to the same ; the te and firemen were badly bruised, but no bones were broken ; no one else was hurt in the slightest degree, I intend during the’ coming Spring aud Summer to substitute an embankment for the’greater portion of the trestle at Wolf Creek, and likewise fill,both of the trestles near the Kentuck*mine, putting in red wood culverts at both of the latter, The road and its appointments are in all respects in good: condition, and there will in my opinion be no negts for extraordinary repairs duros Rage year ; and I can discern no d reason, why with-—judicious Misserapes and a close watch of expenditures, that the net receipts will not at least equal, and probably excepd those of 1881, The officers of last year were reelected. é NEVADA THEATRE, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April 13th and 14th, 1882, ° The Survival of the Fittest ! SIXTH SEASON,JAY RIAL’S Majestic Revival Of the Famous, Moral “and Picturesque Drama of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN Elevated to the Position of a Historical Drama, by Mrs, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Forming the Strongest Company that’ has ever presented this beautiful home picture of Life Among the Lowly. ~ Powerful Double Company. Grand Scenic Effects. Celebrated Trick Donkey “Jerry.” MAMMOTH TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS! = rhe Magnolia Jubilee Band. Grand Transformation. PRICES 50 “AND 1% CENTS No Higher, No Extra. 2%. Cents for Children to Matinee. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s: am Store. . ee The anoual meeting of the Nevada] gross receipts of the road, for each . may “. den to transfer or deliver any rail, which arrived too late to be laid . 4s in addition to the rails, new ties, and . Important — vlad Growers. Whale Oil Soap ai and Concentrated Lye, for washing fruit trees, Powdered Sulphur ‘for vines. At W. H. Smirx’s. ap5-lw AGE MRIS AEE Dit ALBAN BT, INSOLVENT NOTICE. N the Superior Co Court of the County ‘of Tye State of California. In the gue of k M. Schmidt, an Insolvent Debtor, Frank M. Schmidt having filed in — Court his petition, Leecgege and invenin Insolvency, by which it appears that en Insolvent btor, the said Frank i M. Beiipidt Je hare py midt, de! be by law exem all of his gern vou and and to keep the same safelv unpeg he intment of an assignee of his espersons are forbidden to pay any ‘Gobte hes the said insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any rote from qkeealion, aud rs, books of account, TO hep THE ORREN ne Si (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD START.) . Pe With all the Furniture. — SUITABLE FOR BOARDING AND —— ‘HOUSE. ~~ HOUSE AND FURN ITURE ALL NEW. #@@ FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete,— Also four other Rooms conson, firm or corporation or jati his use. The said debtor is hereby forbs a roperty, until the farther order of this’ Court, except as~ herein ordered. —It-is~further~ ordered: . eed all the creditors of said debtor be and before the Hon. John Caldwell, ? of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in Open Court, at the Court said” Court in the city and Count of a re on the TENTH day of \iA A. B. 188%, at 10 o’vlock A.M. of that day to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that the order be pubiished in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Nevada City, Nevada county, as often as the said r is published before the day set for the meeting of créditors, and it is turther ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said insolvent be ed Dated April 5th, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. Johnson & Mason, Attorneys, YOUNG LADIES PARTY GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, At Hunt's Hall, Nevada Cty, Wednesday Evening, April 14th. . o re BROOM DRILL! WENTY-FIVE YOUNG LADIES DRESSED IN UNIFORM All are invited to witness the drill, which will begin at 8:30 o'clock, and participate in the dance which will follow.’ Tickets to the Party. a Bae Gentlemen Spéctaters Ladies and Children FLOOR DIRECTOR: Miss Ida Allen. FLOOR COMMITTEE: Miss O’Donnell, Miss Lisson, Miss M. O'Donnell, Miss Smith, Miss Naffziger. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Miss White, Miss Hook, Miss Gove, Miss Isoard, Miss Sharp, Miss Hughes. Miss Hin, INVITATION COMMITTEE: Miss Bowerman, Miss Greeley, Miss Rolfe, Miss E. Smith, Miss Gray, Miss Ott, Miss Grove, Miss Mattison, Miss Crawford, Miss M. Naffziger, Miss Gault, . Miss Heatherton, Miss Downey. CALICO PARTY ' N COMPLIANCE WITH A PUBLISHED REQUEST OF NUMEROUS CITI ZENS, YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA CITY,—~ —WILL GIVE A— Grand Calico Party HUNT’S HALL, ANG Friday Evening, April 28th. ——— NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL TO ANY HERETO. FORE GIVEN.’ =O Reception Committee. [To be _announced--hereafter. ] —o— Floor Managers. [To be announced hereafter. ] Floor Director ae R, LORD. <1} Tickets $1.50. E> A General Invitation is extended. to all . friends of the Club. —o — GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9} O'CLOCK. business will a) Havenport WI ted with the _— in Lint Two Bars, furnished complete, in n with ‘Dancing Hall; “suitable tor any business. Parties: wishing to en; bei ina good paying iy on the MRS. M. crane Nevada City, March 4th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. Choice Family G oceries a Specialty. _ Physician and “Surgeon,-. FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG en08 O* Nevada City, Cal. WALTZING CONTEST. OHN MICHELL will give a GENTLEMEN’S WALTZING CONTEST on Friday Evening, April 21st. At HUNT'S HALL. The person waltzing the greatest distance in one hour, will ,receive a Prize of Twenty ‘Dollars. Contestants must hand in their names by the 20th. .In connection with the. contest lar soiree will be held, for which good music will be furnished. Admision $1 per couple. Ladies 25 cents. Gentlemen to the gallery 50 cents, The contest is open to all dancers in Nevada County. a4. SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL Awarded in 1877 at Philadelphia. *@ For Excellence, Purity and Evenness of Quality. = Davenport Whisky} Pure and Unadulterated. Superior to any Brand imported. IS UNRIVALLED! This is a: Whiskey of ‘Superior Quality, as has never been on the market in any country. _ This article SHOULD not be classed with the socalled Compounds of this} Coast, but is of a rich, rare flavor and full bodied, and NO BLENDED OR COMPOUN DScancompare with it. Nistillation of 1875 and 1876 is of superior excellence. . Schultz & Von Bargen SOLE OWNERS DAVENPORT. MIKE HANLEY, Sole Agent for NEVADA*'© LT Y., Fine Ranch For. Sale. HE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE J. R. POOLER, on Wooa’s Ravine, near Nevada City, IS OFFERED FOR SALE CH EAP. . Has a good house, barn and outbuildmgs. — Orchard has about 300 trees, nearly half Bartlett pears, Water can be obtaiied at avery low rate. Also, two fine cows. Will sell everything in house and on ranch at. a low pees, Apply through Postoffice or at r ce. March 26th. MRS. MATILDA POOLER. Property For Sale. THE PROPERTY BELONG. ing to W. J. Organ, situated on Piety Hill, Nevada City, is offered for sale at a reasonahle re. The lot is 98x15,' font, and is filled with-a choice selection of ealthy bearing fruit trees. Th ail hard finished, and’contains 7 rooms, be: sides clothes rooms, pantry and closets, and is in good repair. Parties in want of a good family residence should call and examine the rty. where full ier? W oid. ORGAN. ed, Nevada City, March 10, 1882 é house is. _ can be ob. ~ GRAND OPENING OR and Summer ' apis’! j “ON. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1982,), A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY »AND FANCY GOODS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS. CITY—Consisting of iiBlew. Marveileaux, New Satin de Lyon, New Brocades, © New Moires, ’ New Cashmeres, New Dréss ‘Goods, in different varieties, cor New Prints in Americanrand F Fanch, New. Sheetings and Muslin, ___New. Table Linen and N apkins, New Dress TRIMMINGS ANB: FRINGES, New Style. Corsets, and a big line of FANCY ARTICLES. 50 Diferent Patterns of Brussels and 3-ply Carpets, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES AND WALL PAPER. : THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT net EVER CAME TO._THE CITY OF NEVADA, Ladie’, before Pog J line will do well to examine my stock as th prices will be the LOWEST IN THI cit Orders from the country wi attended to. Samples sent on application. SPRING STYLES: CLOTHING Including all the Latest and Most Popttlar Patterns, : JUST RECEIVED AT B. H. MILLER’S. 0. ‘0Men’s and Boys’ Suits, of all qual. ities and Prices. Coats Vests ani Pants il. inmunerable Variety. The Finest and Ad Assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Un-. -derwear in the Countv. a 0 LATEST STYLES HATS, BOOTS; SHOES, TRUNKS, he ETC.,.BTC. , Everything sold at the lowest pgore FOR CASH. Prices to suit the times. 3, a MILLER Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. Leading Book and Stationery House OF al aglio mete sar 1 5 a es ge “BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN STREET »~NEVADA GQITyY. : * DEALERS IN—— Stationery, Pianos, Ongais Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery; Jewelry, Notions, &c Special doula for STRINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, and CRAMER PIANOS. ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or Organ sold at LOW PRICE on application. Agents for New Wilson § Sewing Machine. “We represent the following Largest Tusurane Apeacy.} Ve scereeert the Str La. Confiance of Paris, Lion of London, Fire Insurance Association, Progres National; “St. Paul, Watertown, New. Orleans, PeoplesInsurance Co “Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens, German, Fireman’s, &c., &c. Capital Represented Over $27,700,000. Tho Pinear Grocery Stor Here 1 am, and Here T:Have Beene For Over 11 Years! . —SHLEING— .“Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad Street — & Roberts’ Block. plate SEO Esa Waste My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. s keep constanply on. and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon,;elias ta ct 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, ©. 0 My ‘MorTTo Is :-—-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING-—A DOLLAR'S WORTH uF Bpane ee A DOLLAR IN COIN, be promptl {. Turkish Towles aS ‘. to compare prices. WILL BE SOLD AP cost COST! at) ' OW. _R. COE’S, mil Os OF STORY, COR. C L AND . MAIN STREETS, N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTE ] stock of Boots and aon I will, for an NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gente’, { Children’s B ‘Shoes, Aretics and Rubbers at I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and-secure choice of sizes as wcll as great bargains, for my mammoth Sprfng invoice. WM. R. COE, Corner Main. and Commer¢ial. — Lig vada City. ‘Come, Come, Came TO THE. O-CENT STORE . Bearnhard & SI Shallenberger, SUCCESSORS TO W. B. SHIVELY. New Store,-New Firm, New Goods, New Everything. Please Read Our Price List, New and Stylish Plaids only 9 cts Very Fine 95.35 Brocaded Dress Gooits hte) "7 LY 6 doz Corsets each Ai ee Momie Cloth sto 2a 40-inch Cassimere 7 48 All Wool Flannel! Sacking “ 3. GO. Beautiful Creton 25 Fine White Ties Sb Ladies Night Dresses ss 99 Ladies White Skirts dg 5000 yds. Embroidery “9 Beautiful lower Hair Pins“ 25 Ladies Back Combs ta 4-9 Men’s Half Hosefullfinish “* 25 Fine WideLinen Crash ‘* 12}* Men’s Silk Scarfs Ss Men’s Collar Buttons v? ee “eé ai 245 25 “e 1p “ 49 “ 9 of 49 « 5 ve 9 sg 5 aa 75 6s 25 « 49 “e 123** Gent’s Scarf Pins Gent’s Linen Collars Hoop Skirts 100 Jet Pins Gent’s Fancy Hose ° Trish Edging é Two-bit Linen ‘Lace # Linen Lace sf Ld’sfineall w’lundervests ‘‘ Linen Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, Cheviot ‘only Gingham , Fine White Nansook. ff Beautiful Pink Silk Blond ‘‘ Fine White Pillow Lace ‘‘ 2 doz Pansy Earrings Gs Fine Jet , Beautiful Jet Pins 25 Steel Earrings : Og ea Childrens’ Purses 25 Two-bit Cologne 9 Beautiful Black Satin Ol 95 White Spreads fo Be ** 5000 Dol Babies +s y ie 5000 “ “ 9, 1245 Best Linen Thread as ON Knowlton’s Black Ink 5 Continental >“ os as Superior Tooth Brushes ee Toilet Mirror poe Yery Heavy Leste Linen Ladies, ‘please call before purchasing-elsewhere. It will be-greatly to your advantage. All mail orders promptly filled. 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY-HALL, Bearnhard & Shallenberger. — A FINE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. STEAD ON THE MARYSVILLE And San Juan Road, _ ADJOINING THE _ Aatheny Meus Ranch. ~ There is a good Government title to the land, a good kA, house of eight rooms, a large, hew and commodious barn ; over 1000 Fruit-bearing Trees : two and ‘a half acres in Raisin Grapes; a Fish Pond stocked with of Pure RunGerman carp "plen ning Water in the House and corral, and an abundance of Irrigating Water on the place. Timea Send Range for Stock. ApA splendid Outlet ply on the nee to HARRY J. HUFFMAN. _ March 29, 1882. Valuable Lats Tats Fat Sal pas I Willi Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for: $450 installment Pv of $10 00 per month, Interest one per cheek per ee Aguarantee title by A. Sanford. Enquire a on: the premises, or of J, ANDERSON. . CHARLES E. MULLOY. Sevidp City; Marck 26th—2m » Misses’ and ACTUAL COST PRICES “My stock must be reduced to make room Grand Opening ‘This Week, Bring this Circular with you — {THAT BEAUTIFUL HOMEer lot, on.

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. FNEVADA COUNTY N, G, BL R. CO. Annual Meeting, Officiz! Reports and Election. “Established ‘in 1860. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevaia Connty Oficial Press, FRIDAY, APRIL 7. THE LATEST NEWS. Mrs. Hughes, aged 70, dropped dead at’ Petaluma Tuesday. . At Leadville, Col., James Kinney fatally shot John Lukenvill. The Cheyennes and Arapahoes are threatening an outbreak in Indian President -Arthur_was_ hung and . 18 burned in effigy at Santa Cruz and other points, White graders refuse to let Chinamen work on the railroad in Sonita : valley, -Arizona. The Massachusetts Senate ‘hat passed the House bill to allow women attorneys to practice. In a recent engagement the Peruvians lost 2,000. men, and their commanders were made prisoners. Charles Gunson, who assaulted a three-year-old girl, was taken from jail at Kokomo, Ind., Monday night, and hanged. In kindling a fire with kerosene near Los Angeles, Mrs. Cleveland and her husband wéie severely burned and the house destroyed, The Coroner’s jury at St. Joseph returned a verdict of willful murder in the first degree against Robert Ford, who killed Jesse James. A policemen was killed by a negro at Kansas City, Monday night, and a mob caught the mur ~ derer (as they supposed) and hanged him; but it-was found. subsequently that they had executed the wrong ~ man, and a serions riot resulted. There were local elections in Ohio Tuesday. The Democrats carried Cincinnati, Toledo and Clevland, mainly upon the temperance issue; The same issue was up in the local elections in Indiana and the Dem-. ocrats won upon it. The question was upalso in Michigan, but there it was.a two-edged sword. MAR GET The Vete. Eprtor Transcript:—To be spanked by a Democratic President would be hard indeed to endure, but to receive such a severe castigation from the Republican President, as the Republican party of this coast has in the veto of the Chinese Bill, 1s doubly. severe. We as Republicans must endure stigma cast upon us by Mr. Arthur in this act, and yet we do not nor never will accept the exultant declaration of a Democratof this town who when he heard of the veto gave _ Yent tohis pleasurable surprise by . the exclamation, ‘‘Arthur has vetoed the Republican party.” Neither _ will we accept the sorrowful moan of some honest though weak Republicans, who areso entirely dejected by this unfortunate veto as to also feel as though the assertion that ‘Arthur had vetoed the Republican party” was true. No, Republicans, the old party that is the exponent of all th t is good and true; that party which. has _ always been the true friend of labor; that party which has done all that has ever been done to deliver this beautiful State from coolie labor; that party which will yet in the near future deliver us from the loathsome evil, is not vetoed, never will be vetoed. As long as the Stars and Stripes, emblem of our nation’s greatness, shall float from the capital, will the Republican party live. We have received a severe blow on this Coast, but shall we despond ? Shall we be vetoed? As well might you try to bind the old Pacific ‘to the rock-bound shore, or to yon sun command to rise no more. Veto the grand Republican party ? Never, ' Aslong as liberty lives shall the princip'es on which Republicanism is based endure. When liberty dies, and only then, shall the Republican party be vetoed. While we as Republicans do feel sad that the bill which we delivered and nursed from infancy to manhood has been vetoed, yet there is not the least reason for us to give’ up the ship. We are on the eve of an election for State and county officers, therefore gird on our armor, stand firm, and we will demonstrate that.we are not vetoed. For one, I am not inthe slightest degree vetoed. I was never more devoted to the Republican party, never moreanx_ jous or willing ‘to work for her adwohtevements NTIVeETo, Scteeegeeianmerigiaee eg ee Patent Transfer Papers. : A war iron passed over the nak ofthe Parers TRANSFERS the Patterns to any Fabric, Designs in Crewels, ing and Initial ‘Letters. “Mrs. ree fc ; “Main street Nevada City, m28-tf@ffice Room peter Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rgnt. Apply at the Transcrirr ofits, big vancement, never more Prond. of her . . & Crawford, +. e County Narrow Gauge Railroad Com‘pany was held at Grass Valley Wednesday. From. the ‘official, reports published in the Union, we learn that the gross earnings for 1881 were $116;465.91. The total operating expenses were $72, 226.64, leaving a net profit of $44,239.27. Superintendent Kidder’s. report.as. substantially as follows : The following table exhibits the year since it was opened for busi$ 70,760 26 90,518 60 98,085 97 116,465 81 . Had it not been for the interfer. 4 ence by means of injunctions by the farmers, with hydraulic mining, our receipts would unquestionably have ‘been-muech—more, as the first five $6000 increase from. the receipts of the.same period of 1880. . There was purchased during the year 116 1-3 gross tons of 35ib. steel last season, and which I. now propose to lay on the first two miles from the turntable at Colfax, during the present month, I have on. hand new angle fish plates which will be much superior to the old fish plates that we have in use : also the ‘‘Valeanized Fibrous Washers” to be used on the fish plate bolts, to prevent the nuts from turning. I intend to order new gpikes, and new bolts for this piece of track, reserving the old ones to be used in repairs. I have resurveyed the line of roadbed where the steel rail is to be laid, and shall be able by means of a comparatively small amount of gradifig, to be done by the section meén, to.reduce the curvature many degrees. There was erected at Colfax, this year, a handsome and convenient . freight transfer platform and: shed some 270-feet in length ; to reach this platform, it was necessary to lay a new track across the Central Pacific Rrilroad, and to grade a new freight yard. All of this work was done by the request of the C. P. R. Co., and although at the time it seemed an onerous expeuse to be incurred by our Company it adds greatto our facilities for handling freight at that point, There have been during the year some 10,000 decayed ties replaced by new hard sugar pine ties. There is but one accident to report, caused by the morning passenger train of August 18th jumping the ‘track, one mile north of Kreiss’ Sumimit, The locomotive turned com. pletely over, landing on its wheels some 20 feet. below the -level-of-—-thetrack. One freight cdr was demolished and the baggage car left the rail, standing at right angles to the same ; the te and firemen were badly bruised, but no bones were broken ; no one else was hurt in the slightest degree, I intend during the’ coming Spring aud Summer to substitute an embankment for the’greater portion of the trestle at Wolf Creek, and likewise fill,both of the trestles near the Kentuck*mine, putting in red wood culverts at both of the latter, The road and its appointments are in all respects in good: condition, and there will in my opinion be no negts for extraordinary repairs duros Rage year ; and I can discern no d reason, why with-—judicious Misserapes and a close watch of expenditures, that the net receipts will not at least equal, and probably excepd those of 1881, The officers of last year were reelected. é NEVADA THEATRE, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April 13th and 14th, 1882, ° The Survival of the Fittest ! SIXTH SEASON,JAY RIAL’S Majestic Revival Of the Famous, Moral “and Picturesque Drama of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN Elevated to the Position of a Historical Drama, by Mrs, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Forming the Strongest Company that’ has ever presented this beautiful home picture of Life Among the Lowly. ~ Powerful Double Company. Grand Scenic Effects. Celebrated Trick Donkey “Jerry.” MAMMOTH TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS! = rhe Magnolia Jubilee Band. Grand Transformation. PRICES 50 “AND 1% CENTS No Higher, No Extra. 2%. Cents for Children to Matinee. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s: am Store. . ee The anoual meeting of the Nevada] gross receipts of the road, for each . may “. den to transfer or deliver any rail, which arrived too late to be laid . 4s in addition to the rails, new ties, and . Important — vlad Growers. Whale Oil Soap ai and Concentrated Lye, for washing fruit trees, Powdered Sulphur ‘for vines. At W. H. Smirx’s. ap5-lw AGE MRIS AEE Dit ALBAN BT, INSOLVENT NOTICE. N the Superior Co Court of the County ‘of Tye State of California. In the gue of k M. Schmidt, an Insolvent Debtor, Frank M. Schmidt having filed in — Court his petition, Leecgege and invenin Insolvency, by which it appears that en Insolvent btor, the said Frank i M. Beiipidt Je hare py midt, de! be by law exem all of his gern vou and and to keep the same safelv unpeg he intment of an assignee of his espersons are forbidden to pay any ‘Gobte hes the said insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any rote from qkeealion, aud rs, books of account, TO hep THE ORREN ne Si (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD START.) . Pe With all the Furniture. — SUITABLE FOR BOARDING AND —— ‘HOUSE. ~~ HOUSE AND FURN ITURE ALL NEW. #@@ FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete,— Also four other Rooms conson, firm or corporation or jati his use. The said debtor is hereby forbs a roperty, until the farther order of this’ Court, except as~ herein ordered. —It-is~further~ ordered: . eed all the creditors of said debtor be and before the Hon. John Caldwell, ? of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in Open Court, at the Court said” Court in the city and Count of a re on the TENTH day of \iA A. B. 188%, at 10 o’vlock A.M. of that day to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that the order be pubiished in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Nevada City, Nevada county, as often as the said r is published before the day set for the meeting of créditors, and it is turther ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said insolvent be ed Dated April 5th, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. Johnson & Mason, Attorneys, YOUNG LADIES PARTY GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, At Hunt's Hall, Nevada Cty, Wednesday Evening, April 14th. . o re BROOM DRILL! WENTY-FIVE YOUNG LADIES DRESSED IN UNIFORM All are invited to witness the drill, which will begin at 8:30 o'clock, and participate in the dance which will follow.’ Tickets to the Party.. a Bae Gentlemen Spéctaters Ladies and Children FLOOR DIRECTOR: Miss Ida Allen. FLOOR COMMITTEE: Miss O’Donnell, Miss Lisson, Miss M. O'Donnell, Miss Smith, Miss Naffziger. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Miss White, Miss Hook, Miss Gove, Miss Isoard, Miss Sharp, Miss Hughes. Miss Hin, INVITATION COMMITTEE: Miss Bowerman, Miss Greeley, Miss Rolfe, Miss E. Smith, Miss Gray, Miss Ott, Miss Grove, Miss Mattison, Miss Crawford, Miss M. Naffziger, Miss Gault, . Miss Heatherton, Miss Downey. CALICO PARTY ' N COMPLIANCE WITH A PUBLISHED REQUEST OF NUMEROUS CITI ZENS, YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA CITY,—~ —WILL GIVE A— Grand Calico Party HUNT’S HALL, ANG

Friday Evening, April 28th. ——— NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL TO ANY HERETO. FORE GIVEN.’ =O Reception Committee. [To be _announced--hereafter. ] —o— Floor Managers. [To be announced hereafter. ] Floor Director ae R, LORD. <1} Tickets $1.50. E> A General Invitation is extended. to all . friends of the Club. —o — GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9} O'CLOCK. business will a) Havenport WI ted with the _— in Lint Two Bars, furnished complete, in n with ‘Dancing Hall; “suitable tor any business. Parties: wishing to en; bei ina good paying iy on the MRS. M. crane Nevada City, March 4th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. Choice Family G oceries a Specialty. _ Physician and “Surgeon,-. FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG en08 O* Nevada City, Cal. WALTZING CONTEST. OHN MICHELL will give a GENTLEMEN’S WALTZING CONTEST on Friday Evening, April 21st. At HUNT'S HALL. The person waltzing the greatest distance in one hour, will ,receive a Prize of Twenty ‘Dollars. Contestants must hand in their names by the 20th. .In connection with the. contest lar soiree will be held, for which good music will be furnished. Admision $1 per couple. Ladies 25 cents. Gentlemen to the gallery 50 cents, The contest is open to all dancers in Nevada County. a4. SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL Awarded in 1877 at Philadelphia. *@ For Excellence, Purity and Evenness of Quality. = Davenport Whisky} Pure and Unadulterated. Superior to any Brand imported. IS UNRIVALLED! This is a: Whiskey of ‘Superior Quality, as has never been on the market in any country. _ This article SHOULD not be classed with the socalled Compounds of this} Coast, but is of a rich, rare flavor and full bodied, and NO BLENDED OR COMPOUN DScancompare with it. Nistillation of 1875 and 1876 is of superior excellence. . Schultz & Von Bargen SOLE OWNERS DAVENPORT. MIKE HANLEY, Sole Agent for NEVADA*'© LT Y., Fine Ranch For. Sale. HE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE J. R. POOLER, on Wooa’s Ravine, near Nevada City, IS OFFERED FOR SALE CH EAP. . Has a good house, barn and outbuildmgs. — Orchard has about 300 trees, nearly half Bartlett pears, Water can be obtaiied at avery low rate. Also, two fine cows. Will sell everything in house and on ranch at. a low pees, Apply through Postoffice or at r ce. March 26th. MRS. MATILDA POOLER. Property For Sale. THE PROPERTY BELONG. ing to W. J. Organ, situated on Piety Hill, Nevada City, is offered for sale at a reasonahle re. The lot is 98x15,' font, and is filled with-a choice selection of ealthy bearing fruit trees. Th ail hard finished, and’contains 7 rooms, be: sides clothes rooms, pantry and closets, and is in good repair. Parties in want of a good family residence should call and examine the rty. where full ier? W oid. ORGAN. ed, Nevada City, March 10, 1882 é house is. _ can be ob. ~ GRAND OPENING OR and Summer ' apis’! j “ON. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1982,), A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY »AND FANCY GOODS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS. CITY—Consisting of iiBlew. Marveileaux, New Satin de Lyon, New Brocades, © New Moires, ’ New Cashmeres, New Dréss ‘Goods, in different varieties, cor New Prints in Americanrand F Fanch, New. Sheetings and Muslin, ___New. Table Linen and N apkins, New Dress TRIMMINGS ANB: FRINGES, New Style. Corsets, and a big line of FANCY ARTICLES. 50 Diferent Patterns of Brussels and 3-ply Carpets, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES AND WALL PAPER. : THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT net EVER CAME TO._THE CITY OF NEVADA, Ladie’, before Pog J line will do well to examine my stock as th prices will be the LOWEST IN THI cit Orders from the country wi attended to. Samples sent on application. SPRING STYLES: CLOTHING Including all the Latest and Most Popttlar Patterns, : JUST RECEIVED AT B. H. MILLER’S. 0. ‘0Men’s and Boys’ Suits, of all qual. ities and Prices. Coats Vests ani Pants il. inmunerable Variety. The Finest and Ad Assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Un-. -derwear in the Countv. a 0 LATEST STYLES HATS, BOOTS; SHOES, TRUNKS, he ETC.,.BTC. , Everything sold at the lowest pgore FOR CASH. Prices to suit the times. 3, a MILLER Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada City. Leading Book and Stationery House OF al aglio mete sar 1 5 a es ge “BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN STREET »~NEVADA GQITyY. : * DEALERS IN—— Stationery, Pianos, Ongais Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery; Jewelry, Notions, &c Special doula for STRINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, and CRAMER PIANOS. ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or Organ sold at LOW PRICE on application. Agents for New Wilson § Sewing Machine. “We represent the following Largest Tusurane Apeacy.} Ve scereeert the Str La. Confiance of Paris, Lion of London, Fire Insurance Association, Progres National; “St. Paul, Watertown, New. Orleans, PeoplesInsurance Co “Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens, German, Fireman’s, &c., &c. Capital Represented Over $27,700,000. Tho Pinear Grocery Stor Here 1 am, and Here T:Have Beene For Over 11 Years! . —SHLEING— .“Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad Street — & Roberts’ Block. plate SEO Esa Waste My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. s keep constanply on. and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon,;elias ta ct 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, ©. 0 My ‘MorTTo Is :-—-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING-—A DOLLAR'S WORTH uF Bpane ee A DOLLAR IN COIN, be promptl {. Turkish Towles aS ‘. to compare prices. WILL BE SOLD AP cost COST! at) ' OW. _R. COE’S, mil Os OF STORY, COR. C L AND . MAIN STREETS, N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTE ] stock of Boots and aon I will, for an NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gente’, { Children’s B ‘Shoes, Aretics and Rubbers at I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and-secure choice of sizes as wcll as great bargains, for my mammoth Sprfng invoice. WM. R. COE, Corner Main. and Commer¢ial. — Lig vada City. ‘Come, Come, Came TO THE. O-CENT STORE . Bearnhard & SI Shallenberger, SUCCESSORS TO W. B. SHIVELY. New Store,-New Firm, New Goods, New Everything. Please Read Our Price List, New and Stylish Plaids only 9 cts Very Fine 95.35 Brocaded Dress Gooits hte) "7 LY 6 doz Corsets each Ai ee Momie Cloth sto 2a 40-inch Cassimere 7 48 All Wool Flannel! Sacking “ 3. GO. Beautiful Creton 25 Fine White Ties Sb Ladies Night Dresses ss 99 Ladies White Skirts dg 5000 yds. Embroidery “9 Beautiful lower Hair Pins“ 25 Ladies Back Combs ta 4-9 Men’s Half Hosefullfinish “* 25 Fine WideLinen Crash ‘* 12}* Men’s Silk Scarfs Ss Men’s Collar Buttons v? ee “eé ai 245 25 “e 1p “ 49 “ 9 of 49 « 5 ve 9 sg 5 aa 75 6s 25 « 49 “e 123** Gent’s Scarf Pins Gent’s Linen Collars Hoop Skirts 100 Jet Pins Gent’s Fancy Hose ° Trish Edging é Two-bit Linen ‘Lace # Linen Lace sf Ld’sfineall w’lundervests ‘‘ Linen Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, Cheviot ‘only Gingham , Fine White Nansook. ff Beautiful Pink Silk Blond ‘‘ Fine White Pillow Lace ‘‘ 2 doz Pansy Earrings Gs Fine Jet , Beautiful Jet Pins 25 Steel Earrings : Og ea Childrens’ Purses 25 Two-bit Cologne 9 Beautiful Black Satin Ol 95 White Spreads fo Be ** 5000 Dol Babies +s y ie 5000 “ “ 9, 1245 Best Linen Thread as ON Knowlton’s Black Ink 5 Continental >“ os as Superior Tooth Brushes ee Toilet Mirror poe Yery Heavy Leste Linen Ladies, ‘please call before purchasing-elsewhere. It will be-greatly to your advantage. All mail orders promptly filled. 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY-HALL, Bearnhard & Shallenberger. — A FINE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. STEAD ON THE MARYSVILLE And San Juan Road, _ ADJOINING THE _ Aatheny Meus Ranch. ~ There is a good Government title to the land, a good kA, house of eight rooms, a large, hew and commodious barn ; over 1000 Fruit-bearing Trees : two and ‘a half acres in Raisin Grapes; a Fish Pond stocked with of Pure RunGerman carp "plen ning Water in the House and corral, and an abundance of Irrigating Water on the place. Timea Send Range for Stock. ApA splendid Outlet ply on the nee to HARRY J. HUFFMAN. _ March 29, 1882. Valuable Lats Tats Fat Sal pas I Willi Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for: $450 installment Pv of $10 00 per month, Interest one per cheek per ee Aguarantee title by A. Sanford. Enquire a on: the premises, or of J, ANDERSON. . CHARLES E. MULLOY. Sevidp City; Marck 26th—2m » Misses’ and ACTUAL COST PRICES “My stock must be reduced to make room Grand Opening ‘This Week, Bring this Circular with you — {THAT BEAUTIFUL HOMEer lot, on.