August 16, 1882 (4 pages)

cle could conie.to but one conclasion. nee ete CCC AI OO AO Ike on reading that arti‘Hale Minwie Muterviews With the) Nera Coaty Of "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 16. {GME WORK WILL GOON. . feel confidont they would contribute There is great activity in the antimoney'to defend the outrageous per atid that is, that the aforesaid editor iv a fool. If hydraulic mining was atopped:the Central Pacific would lose more profit, inthe way of carrying freight, in one month, than it has or can cost for repairing damage caused by hydraulic mining *in five years, The stoppage of mining would be a very serious loss to the Railway Company and instead of ” Ltaking-the udvice-of the Appeal we secutiouon the part of Cadwalader debris camp, and it is said that ina & Co. short time, perhaps in a day or two, a united attempt on their part will be made to.“injauct” every hydranlic mine in this county, whether it has been worked during the past ten yougs or not. Io other words, they ay ‘‘the miners will soon think that hell has broke lodse on them.” In“junctions are to he served on all water companies also, prohibiting them from selling water to any’ hydraulic mining company. This is a nice state of affairs for a lot of scalawags to attempt to bring abéut,.In our opinion the anti-minerg will find out prived of the means 0° earaing a living, directly or indirectly, out of hydraulic mining, they will find themselves mistaken. The anti-miners continue to say that the hundred million dollars. worth of property must be made valueless, and the untold wealth.that it con:ains must lie idle juet for the sake of saving a few acres of bag-eaten foil. If the owners of the mines will not work them, ori account of harassing lew-suits, there are thousands of able-bodied men who will do it for them and woe beunto the men whoattempt to interfere. Men who have large families are not going to allow them to starve, and that class will be a very dangerous element to fool with, Everybody but the would-be robbers of hydraulic mining property will justify them in alt they do to obtain bread to save their wives and. children from starving. We know they will work the. mines if the owners oan not, 7 ALESIS NO PLATITUDES WANTED. = Tf was given ont that the friends of the Sunday law had control of the recent Repablican convention at Sacramento, but if they had, they hive not shown it in the platform which they have adopted. This platform favors the present Sunday law with “modifications,” but how they want it modified they do not say. We join with the Oakland Timcs in hoping that the state convention will not insert any humbag platitudes iv ite platform, or any resolution which can be made to mean anything, everything or nothing. It may be the part of wisdom to keep the subject out of. the platform altogether, remanding it for the separate consideration of each county, in selecting members’ of the lezislature. The insulted if there should be an ambignous resolution on the subject. Poljticians are very shy of this matter, butif they grapple with it at all, _ they must do so without any equiv'ocation. The next platform ought : to be a series of concise statements ; dered and robbed Sunday night.that it is not so easy & job as they . £11 to the ground. She received a reckoned on. If they thnk thous: . severe shaking up and several slight _anda. i i ing de} contusions. : friends ef the Sunday law would fee.) meas THE LATEST NEWS, There are 349 Chinese in Chicago, two being women. In the Republican primary at San Tose the Estee ticket was badly left. A Berlin dispatch announces the death of Baron Magnus, late German Minister to Copenhagen. : _M. E. Bennett, a prominent mer chant’at Lébanon, Tenv., was marThe Empress of Germany, while, out’ for a walk Saturday, slippel and noon, T. 8. Roadman, a young lawyer, shot A. J. Downer in the chim. The ball lodged in’ the neck and it is supposed to be a morta! wonnd. A dispatch from Jamaica says that Westyate, the self-confessed assassin of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke, has arrived there, and the evidence implicating him is strong. A shooting ‘scrape occurred at Battle Mointain, Nevada, -Monaay, between Chas. Postlo, a colored barber, and Louis Legrand. The former was shotin the head, the ball glancing and striking Legrand,— Neither party was serjously injured, On Saturday, while Robert Parker and Hiram Liswinter were engaged in a pigeon match at Shenandoah, Pa., one ofthe birds. flew, towatds Parker, when Liswinter fired and killed Parker, tearing the top of his head off and scattering his braius in all directions, During an election on the i2th in Pike county, Ky., a bloody affray occurred between the McCoy and Hatfield families, iv which one of the Hatfields waa shot and cut so that be died, His friends bauded together, . caught three of the McCoys, ticd them to the trees and shot them dead. More bloodstied is expected, ae the families are numerous and vip< dictive. By the accidental, discharge of a barrel of gunpowder in a tradesman’s ahop near a svhool-house in Grodine, Russia, almost all the children in the achoul-huuse, who were Jews, were killed, A large number of bodies nave been takén from’ the ruins. fhe windows and doors of a church and other buildings in the neighborhood were shattered, While Brown’ Phillips, a gentlemao connected with the*San Franviseo Chronicle, was sitting in the office of the Yosemite Hotel at Stockton, Friday, I. M, Kalloch of Sonora entered. Mr. Kalluch asked thie clerk whether the gentleman's name was not Plilkps ; but Phillips overheard the enquiry, and at onve arose and advancing, said, ‘‘Yes sir, my ‘. (limited) Placer county, preaeuts the At Roseburg, Or., Sunday aftero. aame is Phillips, Brown’ Phillips ; OUR EXCHANGES. chiefs of the Sanctum, ‘Lak SELFISH HOGS WELL HTT. (Sacrathento Bee.) it is ramored that the Board of Managers of the Good Templars’ Orphan Asylum at Vallejo—those straight-laced, meek-eyed, sinless men, who refused to allow the childven to accept an invitation ‘to see the circus—will come to Sacrasnento by. this evening’s tr.in and be present in fall force with opers alasses when the andressed female rider points up to the prominent ‘heavenly constellations with’ one foot. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? (Grass Valley Union.) ‘The recent suit committed by Attorney Cadwalader, ostensibly in behalf of Sohn Rooney and other resi‘ents of Sacramento county, against the New Gold Run Mining Company singular feature of being on action fagainst a company that has only. washed five weeks this year, and had ceased work several weeks before an injunction was issued against it. Is this a bona’ fide suit, oris it a case of making a fee? RECKON. WITHOUT THEIR HOST. (Virginia City Chronicle:) A certain class of politicians when striving to secure a nomination for office are apt go become so engrossed in their own plans and bargains with one another that they are very apt to exaggerate their own importance and power, and to leave the people who do the voting out of their.caléulations. This is poor policy. The gentlemen who arrange the ticket among themselves, frequently find themselves standing out in the snow ot disappointment. The wise politician makes at least a preténse of waiting until the “people ask him to step forward as a candidate. It is exasperating to the voters to see two or three men coolly appropriating to themselves in advance not only the offices but the‘management ef the potical parties, without the’ slightest authority to do so from anybody but themséives. : nen ~ + wn ’tGrass Valley, August th, 1882, to R. Trathen, a daughter. DIED. At Grass Valley. August 13th, 1882, Minnie, younyest daughter of Josian apd Francis owe, aged about one month. NOTICE. Republican County Primary Eleetlon to Elect Delegates to State and District Cop ventions, At a meeting of the Republican County AA ventral Committee of Nevada County, held at the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Thursday, August 10th, 1882, it was unanimously Resolved, That the Twelve (12) Delegates to the, Republican State and District ConNevada Township 3, Grass Townships of the County, Deiegates to such’ Couvention, shall be held -( URRVADA CITY * DALLY TRANAGRIPT, WEDNESDAY. “AUGUST 16, 1882. oe : : ae See Ne a (Successor to W. C. MERRILI.) * Pine Streef, rear of Vinton's Drug Store, pos . WEVAD4 CITY, CAL.’ 0 First Glass Work . Teena wa MERCHANT TAILOR, beforehand and divide the good places . , o-OH A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF CONSTANTLY ported and Do astic Cloths, ON HAND. hee ome —Thantkful-for—past-patronagesI_request.a continuance_of the-same. At Reasonable Prices. Garments cut in the Latest style and Satisfaction Guaranteed in every particular. —— O o BOSS COFFEE POT, EXCELSIGR Imported Cakes, and a full J, J. JACKSON, P —AGENT FOR-18 and 20 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ‘SEPICURE” JAPAN TEA, BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, Engli line of Duy oth ROP’R. sh First-Class Groceries & Provisions. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER eT TER MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND. CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD RS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: Valley Township 2, and one to each of the remaining Resolved, That the Primary Election for vention, to beheld in Sacramento, on MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD Wednesday. August 30, 1882, MRS. LESTER AN CRAWFORD. Be apportioned py the Committee to the MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. respective townships of the county, and that MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: the townships be and are hereby instructed to clect'said Delegate or Delegates te the State Convention by Primary Election. arr 0Resolved, Tt a aS orem of th De'egat.s to e Conventions made i follows: . A NEW DEPARTURE. —_——Q— . not an abstract of stump speeches. [———————— SUICIDAL LEADERS. Probably no city in the world has hed its affairs so outrageously managed as has the city of Marysville. Brainless men, men who have -not the least capacity for business, have evidently had charge of its affairs. A few years. ago Marysville, built up wholly by bydraulic mining, was one of the most prosperous towns in” the State, and up to the time it attacked mining was in as healthy » condition as its citizens could wish. Fromeixty to eighty teams, of thelarzest capacity were kept constantly employed ix carrying freight to the mining regions, and the leading houses were mainly supported by hydraulic miners. As soonas war was declared by. the city all the freight was witbdrawn from ¢hat “section and th day was cansed wholly by a ‘tring’ that the people could not throw off. a A ie! % : without sense or reason. : . Cs teama are now running. from this town. This was a, severe blow to Marysville and itsdecay can be dated from then, It is an infamous lie. to ‘gay that Marysville was ruined by debris. The wreck that presents to('m not ashamed of it: cold-blooded murderer. my best friend without cause, will be known.” and excited. gaid-that after the «ltercation be men went up stairs, entered soon afterwards. ons is not knewn, tor in moulding its laws,-and repre 2 to the people ; hence corporate pow . fer which has been delegated any farther than that, has a control ove You are a You killed The Kalluchs will have to kill another man, or-qlse the old inan’s character Mr. Phillips ‘talk. and 8 o'clock, P. M. ed very plainly to Mr. Kalioch for a short time, when the latter bade him a stern ‘tgood day,” and retired.— Both Kailoch and Phillips were pale Phillips was a witness against, Kailoch when the latter was tried for the murder of Charles de Young. The spectators of the atlan eween Kalloch and Phillips both Phillips came down again in a short time and tvok. ais seat in the «ffice, and Kalloch Whether they went up stairs to gird on-weapsentatives <ehosen to execute this voive should be directly réesponsib'e On Saturday, August 19, 1882, Under and in conformity to the provisions of the Primary Eleciion Law, at the ‘ollowing times and places: The eleetion shall be held in the Precincts of Nevada, Grass*Valey, Truckee and San Juan, between the hours of 2 o’olock, P, M, M Nevada City Precincts No. 1 and No, 2, are dire-ted to hold their ‘election jointly at the City Hall, P. E. i ay eee Geo. A. Nihelland W G, Richards, Judges. East and West Grass Volley Precincts are Vitv Hall. Alex. Henderson Inspector, M. P. Stone'and Geo, Quick Judges. North San Juan precinct. J. 8. McBride Inspector, }. A. Stidgerand J. Stotlar Judges, Truckee Precinct, J. L. Levison Inspevtor, H. b. Das and ——--— J ‘At al! other Precincts the election shall be held between the hours of 6 o'clock P. M. ~}and 8 o'clock Pp, M. in such manrer as the voter present shall deciare, Blue ‘Tent Precinct. Inspector Wm. H. Wiseman. Allison Ranch Precinct. Ahern. Forest. Springs Precinct. Perrin. Buena Vista Precinct. Barker, — ; Cortage Hill Precinct Inspector J. M. Hill. ‘ ‘ “Rough and Ready Precinct. George Grant. Inspector Wm. Inspector Jos. Inspector D. M. Hatch. Anthony Howse Precinct, Inspector A. Rapp. Pleasaut Ridge Precinct, Inspector J. C, . . Buckland. Mooney Flat Precinct. Inspector Henry Fiene. ue ok Spenceville Precinct. Inspector —— —— Boca Precinct. Inspector —— —-— + Bloomfield Precinct. Inspéctor T. P. Crandall Relict Hill Precinct, Inspector R. Pen. . ros, : Lake Gat)’. Precinct. Inspector P. A. directed to hold their election jointly at. the’ Inspector Tue germ of free government lies Judian Spring Precinct. Inspector H, L, in the fact that the voice of the people can, if it will, be the potent facvalentines TN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.: onde’ at Retail Sold at Son Francisca Wholesale Prices ! hee £0 THis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS Millinery Goods From New York New Goods Just Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. } bse seseneccts $6.00 Plumes for’$4.50. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. $1.50 Tips for $1.00 . The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at equally Low Rates. The editor of the Marysville Appeal is becoming insane on the subject of hydraulic mining. He raver and howls like an infuriated ‘tiger. »” Daily diatribes are given to the readers of that:paper to arouse their passions, and to urge their leaders on to greater activity in the destruction of “the vast mining interests. The lest ‘break the Appeal makes is in urging the importance of “Soin: . . itsowh name against miners, alleging that ‘the the people inimical, to the best inter. Pai ests of free government, because Omega Precinct. Bear Valley Precinct. Birchville Precinct. claims a menbership of 85,000 men, all uf whom were honorably discharyen from the United States service. a] HOTEL ARRIVALS. — —_— Union Hotel, . RECTOR BROS.:. -o-+ Proprittors. _. Mowpay, Angost 14th. . Guscetti, Ranch. — Hampton, Omega. W, H. Brandon, Omega. —_D. Jones, Pike City, W.H. Brown, Sacramento. Moulton, Whevler. FOE “You Bet. Precinct, The In forward Central Committee. : Qua‘ification of voters: ‘That the ine Garfield and Arthur, or would ha’ aine. aaa Colunibia Hill Precinet. Inspector A, H. ‘Inspector E. Hampton. Inspector «J. Rose, Inspector R. Thomas: . ” French. Corral Precinct, Inspector Wm, Swectland Precinct. Inspector H. O, His: eS, co™. ts ‘ Cherokee Precinct. Inspector L. D. Rathun. Little York Precinct. Inspector Samuel Lowell Hill Precinct. Inspector —— Bad. er. ; tints Hill Precinct. Inspector A. G Inspector B, F, Snell. of eleetion are directed to ¢ returns of their respective precincts to Erastus Bond, Nevada-City, Sec'y ‘to vote, voted the electoral t cket of . . so voted BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. . a re Hallett, such a power is not directly respoumoare's Flat Precinct. Inspector H. At. libs iias il see remscion : sibe to the people, Watureka Precinct, Inspector Geo. A. El: 4 : 4 T Wadsington Precinct Ing; ee ds. Great Bargains in Hats. TuE Grand Army of the Republic . hoorn. : miss ee 0 HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. oO MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. tiSTEE AND CRAWFORD.” MRS. s} H. Stenger, City. aie a . : MRS. CRAW ho : FOG Bichond, fan Francisco. . W i se as otic be p Be Se CRAWEORD,: MBS. LESTEK AND CRAWFORD. 1 abeMarey, mon Ju . Tewas ordered that this notice be publish: . FER AND ORAWFORD MAS. LESTER AND ¢ . A magi el in the Nevada Daily ‘Traxscurr, Tri-. MRS. LESTER fete tae ce terae “U8. McBride, dodo. ~ __ . Syeatie “Herald Grass Valley Daily Tine MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MNS: LESTER AND CRAWFOR. C. Meyers, Sacramento. and Free Lance, North San Juan’ and . . ae “MRS: LESTER AND CRA Kron” eee Bcd ‘ud J mf , « . ar Polite attention whether--you-purchase-or—not} MRS. LESTER AND CRAW. MRS. LESRER AND ORRWFO . 2 Garnet Lace Corsets.. Se faa LESTER AND CRAWFORD, REDUCED! Ecru Lace Bunting, former price SO Gente NOW oe es seas price 39 cents,now.. Rag price 39. cents, now.. Mohair, all shades, former price BO COMBE ROW sooo ee vw aia 40 inclt Cashmere, former priceBeautiful Brocaded Ribbons,former price 49 cents; now. BEARNHARD. & SHALLENBERG * ieee ae et vee PaaS Cod et ee ee a Re ca age an Rte store) i‘ pe : 0 ee IN Dm a t FOR CENTLEMEN AND B Gent’sF urnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps wes THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, oYs, ‘Trunks, Valises, etc, etc, yg, wae) a are now oftered for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES a () 'T FORGET THE PLACE. . K GASPE IMMENSE REDUCTION tein) eer: EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! ———0 GREAT SPECTAL THIRTY DAYS SLAUGHTER! SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th AT THE CENT STORE, AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered! In order to make room for our IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now leaving New York City.REDUCED! Satin, ‘all shades, former price 19c} $1 00, now.:,... patina Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former ° . Fine Marsailles Spreads. . $1 49c 19-]White ‘ ie ee 89c Bunting, former Ladies’ White Sacques.,. $1 49c 19c]Ladies’ Night Gowns.>.. 99e Child’s White Bonnet.. 49c ce aaa 25c]Ladies’ White Aprons. Ladies’ Hair Nets.... 9c 75 cents, nOW... 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cle could conie.to but one conclasion. nee ete CCC AI OO AO Ike on reading that arti‘Hale Minwie Muterviews With the) Nera Coaty Of "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 16. {GME WORK WILL GOON. . feel confidont they would contribute There is great activity in the antimoney'to defend the outrageous per atid that is, that the aforesaid editor iv a fool. If hydraulic mining was atopped:the Central Pacific would lose more profit, inthe way of carrying freight, in one month, than it has or can cost for repairing damage caused by hydraulic mining *in five years, The stoppage of mining would be a very serious loss to the Railway Company and instead of ” Ltaking-the udvice-of the Appeal we secutiouon the part of Cadwalader debris camp, and it is said that ina & Co. short time, perhaps in a day or two, a united attempt on their part will be made to.“injauct” every hydranlic mine in this county, whether it has been worked during the past ten yougs or not. Io other words, they ay ‘‘the miners will soon think that hell has broke lodse on them.” In“junctions are to he served on all water companies also, prohibiting them from selling water to any’ hydraulic mining company. This is a nice state of affairs for a lot of scalawags to attempt to bring abéut,.In our opinion the anti-minerg will find out prived of the means 0° earaing a living, directly or indirectly, out of hydraulic mining, they will find themselves mistaken. The anti-miners continue to say that the hundred million dollars. worth of property must be made valueless, and the untold wealth.that it con:ains must lie idle juet for the sake of saving a few acres of bag-eaten foil. If the owners of the mines will not work them, ori account of harassing lew-suits, there are thousands of able-bodied men who will do it for them and woe beunto the men whoattempt to interfere. Men who have large families are not going to allow them to starve, and that class will be a very dangerous element to fool with, Everybody but the would-be robbers of hydraulic mining property will justify them in alt they do to obtain bread to save their wives and. children from starving. We know they will work the. mines if the owners oan not, 7 ALESIS NO PLATITUDES WANTED. = Tf was given ont that the friends of the Sunday law had control of the recent Repablican convention at Sacramento, but if they had, they hive not shown it in the platform which they have adopted. This platform favors the present Sunday law with “modifications,” but how they want it modified they do not say. We join with the Oakland Timcs in hoping that the state convention will not insert any humbag platitudes iv ite platform, or any resolution which can be made to mean anything, everything or nothing. It may be the part of wisdom to keep the subject out of. the platform altogether, remanding it for the separate consideration of each county, in selecting members’ of the lezislature. The insulted if there should be an ambignous resolution on the subject. Poljticians are very shy of this matter, butif they grapple with it at all, _ they must do so without any equiv'ocation. The next platform ought : to be a series of concise statements ; dered and robbed Sunday night.that it is not so easy & job as they . £11 to the ground. She received a reckoned on. If they thnk thous: . severe shaking up and several slight _anda. i i ing de} contusions. : friends ef the Sunday law would fee.) meas THE LATEST NEWS, There are 349 Chinese in Chicago, two being women. In the Republican primary at San Tose the Estee ticket was badly left. A Berlin dispatch announces the death of Baron Magnus, late German Minister to Copenhagen. : _M. E. Bennett, a prominent mer chant’at Lébanon, Tenv., was marThe Empress of Germany, while, out’ for a walk Saturday, slippel and noon, T. 8. Roadman, a young lawyer, shot A. J. Downer in the chim. The ball lodged in’ the neck and it is supposed to be a morta! wonnd. A dispatch from Jamaica says that Westyate, the self-confessed assassin of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke, has arrived there, and the evidence implicating him is strong. A shooting ‘scrape occurred at Battle Mointain, Nevada, -Monaay, between Chas. Postlo, a colored barber, and Louis Legrand. The former was shotin the head, the ball glancing and striking Legrand,— Neither party was serjously injured, On Saturday, while Robert Parker and Hiram Liswinter were engaged in a pigeon match at Shenandoah, Pa., one ofthe birds. flew, towatds Parker, when Liswinter fired and killed Parker, tearing the top of his head off and scattering his braius in all directions, During an election on the i2th in Pike county, Ky., a bloody affray occurred between the McCoy and Hatfield families, iv which one of the Hatfields waa shot and cut so that be died, His friends bauded together, . caught three of the McCoys, ticd them to the trees and shot them dead. More bloodstied is expected, ae the families are numerous and vip< dictive. By the accidental, discharge of a barrel of gunpowder in a tradesman’s ahop near a svhool-house in Grodine, Russia, almost all the children in the achoul-huuse, who were Jews, were killed, A large number of bodies nave been takén from’ the ruins. fhe windows and doors of a church and other buildings in the neighborhood were shattered, While Brown’ Phillips, a gentlemao connected with the*San Franviseo Chronicle, was sitting in the office of the Yosemite Hotel at Stockton, Friday, I. M, Kalloch of Sonora entered. Mr. Kalluch asked thie clerk whether the gentleman's name was not Plilkps ; but Phillips overheard the enquiry, and at onve arose and advancing, said, ‘‘Yes sir, my ‘. (limited) Placer county, preaeuts the At Roseburg, Or., Sunday aftero. aame is Phillips, Brown’ Phillips ; OUR EXCHANGES. chiefs of the Sanctum, ‘Lak SELFISH HOGS WELL HTT. (Sacrathento Bee.) it is ramored that the Board of Managers of the Good Templars’ Orphan Asylum at Vallejo—those straight-laced, meek-eyed, sinless men, who refused to allow the childven to accept an invitation ‘to see the circus—will come to Sacrasnento by. this evening’s tr.in and be present in fall force with opers alasses when the andressed female rider points up to the prominent ‘heavenly constellations with’ one foot. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? (Grass Valley Union.) ‘The recent suit committed by Attorney Cadwalader, ostensibly in behalf of Sohn Rooney and other resi‘ents of Sacramento county, against the New Gold Run Mining Company singular feature of being on action fagainst a company that has only. washed five weeks this year, and had ceased work several weeks before an injunction was issued against it. Is this a bona’ fide suit, oris it a case of making a fee? RECKON. WITHOUT THEIR HOST. (Virginia City Chronicle:) A certain class of politicians when striving to secure a nomination for office are apt go become so engrossed in their own plans and bargains with one another that they are very apt to exaggerate their own importance and power, and to leave the people who do the voting out of their.caléulations. This is poor policy. The gentlemen who arrange the ticket among themselves, frequently find themselves standing out in the snow ot disappointment. The wise politician makes at least a preténse of waiting until the “people ask him to step forward as a candidate. It is exasperating to the voters to see two or three men coolly appropriating to themselves in advance not only the offices but the‘management ef the potical parties, without the’ slightest authority to do so from anybody but themséives. : nen ~ + wn ’tGrass Valley, August th, 1882, to R. Trathen, a daughter. DIED. At Grass Valley. August 13th, 1882, Minnie, younyest daughter of Josian apd Francis owe, aged about one month. NOTICE. Republican County Primary Eleetlon to Elect Delegates to State and District Cop ventions, At a meeting of the Republican County AA ventral Committee of Nevada County, held at the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Thursday, August 10th, 1882, it was unanimously Resolved, That the Twelve (12) Delegates to the, Republican State and District ConNevada Township 3, Grass Townships of the County, Deiegates to such’ Couvention, shall be held -( URRVADA CITY * DALLY TRANAGRIPT, WEDNESDAY. “AUGUST 16, 1882. oe : : ae See Ne a (Successor to W. C. MERRILI.) * Pine Streef, rear of Vinton's Drug Store, pos . WEVAD4 CITY, CAL.’ 0 First Glass Work . Teena wa MERCHANT TAILOR, beforehand and divide the good places . , o-OH A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF CONSTANTLY ported and Do astic Cloths, ON HAND. hee ome —Thantkful-for—past-patronagesI_request.a continuance_of the-same. At Reasonable Prices. Garments cut in the Latest style and Satisfaction Guaranteed in every particular. —— O o BOSS COFFEE POT, EXCELSIGR Imported Cakes, and a full J, J. JACKSON, P —AGENT FOR-18 and 20 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ‘SEPICURE” JAPAN TEA, BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, Engli line of Duy oth ROP’R. sh First-Class Groceries & Provisions. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER eT TER MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND. CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD RS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: Valley Township 2, and one to each of the remaining Resolved, That the Primary Election for vention, to beheld in Sacramento, on MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD Wednesday. August 30, 1882, MRS. LESTER AN CRAWFORD. Be apportioned py the Committee to the MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. respective townships of the county, and that MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: the townships be and are hereby instructed to clect'said Delegate or Delegates te the State Convention by Primary Election. arr 0Resolved, Tt a aS orem of th De'egat.s to e Conventions made i follows: . A NEW DEPARTURE. —_——Q— . not an abstract of stump speeches. [———————— SUICIDAL LEADERS. Probably no city in the world has hed its affairs so outrageously managed as has the city of Marysville. Brainless men, men who have -not the least capacity for business, have evidently had charge of its affairs. A few years. ago Marysville, built up wholly by bydraulic mining, was one of the most prosperous towns in” the State, and up to the time it attacked mining was in as healthy » condition as its citizens could wish. Fromeixty to eighty teams, of thelarzest capacity were kept constantly employed ix carrying freight to the mining regions, and the leading houses were mainly supported by hydraulic miners. As soonas war was declared by. the city all the freight was witbdrawn from ¢hat “section and th day was cansed wholly by a ‘tring’ that the people could not throw off. a A ie! % : without sense or reason. : . Cs teama are now running. from this town. This was a, severe blow to Marysville and itsdecay can be dated from then, It is an infamous lie. to ‘gay that Marysville was ruined by debris. The wreck that presents to('m not ashamed of it: cold-blooded murderer. my best friend without cause, will be known.” and excited. gaid-that after the «ltercation be men went up stairs, entered soon afterwards. ons is not knewn, tor in moulding its laws,-and repre 2 to the people ; hence corporate pow . fer which has been delegated any farther than that, has a control ove You are a You killed The Kalluchs will have to kill another man, or-qlse the old inan’s character Mr. Phillips ‘talk. and 8 o'clock, P. M. ed very plainly to Mr. Kalioch for a short time, when the latter bade him a stern ‘tgood day,” and retired.—

Both Kailoch and Phillips were pale Phillips was a witness against, Kailoch when the latter was tried for the murder of Charles de Young. The spectators of the atlan eween Kalloch and Phillips both Phillips came down again in a short time and tvok. ais seat in the «ffice, and Kalloch Whether they went up stairs to gird on-weapsentatives <ehosen to execute this voive should be directly réesponsib'e On Saturday, August 19, 1882, Under and in conformity to the provisions of the Primary Eleciion Law, at the ‘ollowing times and places: The eleetion shall be held in the Precincts of Nevada, Grass*Valey, Truckee and San Juan, between the hours of 2 o’olock, P, M, M Nevada City Precincts No. 1 and No, 2, are dire-ted to hold their ‘election jointly at the City Hall, P. E. i ay eee Geo. A. Nihelland W G, Richards, Judges. East and West Grass Volley Precincts are Vitv Hall. Alex. Henderson Inspector, M. P. Stone'and Geo, Quick Judges. North San Juan precinct. J. 8. McBride Inspector, }. A. Stidgerand J. Stotlar Judges, Truckee Precinct, J. L. Levison Inspevtor, H. b. Das and ——--— J ‘At al! other Precincts the election shall be held between the hours of 6 o'clock P. M. ~}and 8 o'clock Pp, M. in such manrer as the voter present shall deciare, Blue ‘Tent Precinct. Inspector Wm. H. Wiseman. Allison Ranch Precinct. Ahern. Forest. Springs Precinct. Perrin. Buena Vista Precinct. Barker, — ; Cortage Hill Precinct Inspector J. M. Hill. ‘ ‘ “Rough and Ready Precinct. George Grant. Inspector Wm. Inspector Jos. Inspector D. M. Hatch. Anthony Howse Precinct, Inspector A. Rapp. Pleasaut Ridge Precinct, Inspector J. C, . . Buckland. Mooney Flat Precinct. Inspector Henry Fiene. ue ok Spenceville Precinct. Inspector —— —— Boca Precinct. Inspector —— —-— + Bloomfield Precinct. Inspéctor T. P. Crandall Relict Hill Precinct, Inspector R. Pen. . ros, : Lake Gat)’. Precinct. Inspector P. A. directed to hold their election jointly at. the’ Inspector Tue germ of free government lies Judian Spring Precinct. Inspector H, L, in the fact that the voice of the people can, if it will, be the potent facvalentines TN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.: onde’ at Retail Sold at Son Francisca Wholesale Prices ! hee £0 THis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS Millinery Goods From New York New Goods Just Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. } bse seseneccts $6.00 Plumes for’$4.50. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. $1.50 Tips for $1.00 . The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at equally Low Rates. The editor of the Marysville Appeal is becoming insane on the subject of hydraulic mining. He raver and howls like an infuriated ‘tiger. »” Daily diatribes are given to the readers of that:paper to arouse their passions, and to urge their leaders on to greater activity in the destruction of “the vast mining interests. The lest ‘break the Appeal makes is in urging the importance of “Soin: . . itsowh name against miners, alleging that ‘the the people inimical, to the best inter. Pai ests of free government, because Omega Precinct. Bear Valley Precinct. Birchville Precinct. claims a menbership of 85,000 men, all uf whom were honorably discharyen from the United States service. a] HOTEL ARRIVALS. — —_— Union Hotel, . RECTOR BROS..:. -o-+ Proprittors. _. Mowpay, Angost 14th. . Guscetti, Ranch. — Hampton, Omega. W, H. Brandon, Omega. —_D. Jones, Pike City, W.H. Brown, Sacramento. Moulton, Whevler. FOE “You Bet. Precinct, The In forward Central Committee. : Qua‘ification of voters: ‘That the ine Garfield and Arthur, or would ha’ aine. aaa Colunibia Hill Precinet. Inspector A, H. ‘Inspector E. Hampton. Inspector «J. Rose, Inspector R. Thomas: . ” French. Corral Precinct, Inspector Wm, Swectland Precinct. Inspector H. O, His: eS, co™. ts ‘ Cherokee Precinct. Inspector L. D. Rathun. Little York Precinct. Inspector Samuel Lowell Hill Precinct. Inspector —— Bad. er. ; tints Hill Precinct. Inspector A. G Inspector B, F, Snell. of eleetion are directed to ¢ returns of their respective precincts to Erastus Bond, Nevada-City, Sec'y ‘to vote, voted the electoral t cket of . . so voted BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. . a re Hallett, such a power is not directly respoumoare's Flat Precinct. Inspector H. At. libs iias il see remscion : sibe to the people, Watureka Precinct, Inspector Geo. A. El: 4 : 4 T Wadsington Precinct Ing; ee ds. Great Bargains in Hats. TuE Grand Army of the Republic . hoorn. : miss ee 0 HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. oO MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. tiSTEE AND CRAWFORD.” MRS. s} H. Stenger, City. aie a . : MRS. CRAW ho : FOG Bichond, fan Francisco. . W i se as otic be p Be Se CRAWEORD,: MBS. LESTEK AND CRAWFORD. 1 abeMarey, mon Ju . Tewas ordered that this notice be publish: . FER AND ORAWFORD MAS. LESTER AND ¢ . A magi el in the Nevada Daily ‘Traxscurr, Tri-. MRS. LESTER fete tae ce terae “U8. McBride, dodo. ~ __ . Syeatie “Herald Grass Valley Daily Tine MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MNS: LESTER AND CRAWFOR. C. Meyers, Sacramento. and Free Lance, North San Juan’ and . . ae “MRS: LESTER AND CRA Kron” eee Bcd ‘ud J mf , « . ar Polite attention whether--you-purchase-or—not} MRS. LESTER AND CRAW. MRS. LESRER AND ORRWFO . 2 Garnet Lace Corsets... Se faa LESTER AND CRAWFORD, REDUCED! Ecru Lace Bunting, former price SO Gente NOW oe es seas price 39 cents,now... Rag price 39. cents, now.... Mohair, all shades, former price BO COMBE ROW sooo ee vw aia 40 inclt Cashmere, former priceBeautiful Brocaded Ribbons,former price 49 cents; now.. BEARNHARD. & SHALLENBERG * ieee ae et vee PaaS Cod et ee ee a Re ca age an Rte store) i‘ pe : 0 ee IN Dm a t FOR CENTLEMEN AND B Gent’sF urnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps wes THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, oYs, ‘Trunks, Valises, etc, etc, yg, wae) a are now oftered for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES a () 'T FORGET THE PLACE. . K GASPE IMMENSE REDUCTION tein) eer: EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! ———0 GREAT SPECTAL THIRTY DAYS SLAUGHTER! SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th AT THE CENT STORE, AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered! In order to make room for our IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now leaving New York City.REDUCED! Satin, ‘all shades, former price 19c} $1 00, now.:,..... patina Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former ° . Fine Marsailles Spreads. .. $1 49c 19-]White ‘ ie ee 89c Bunting, former Ladies’ White Sacques.,.. $1 49c 19c]Ladies’ Night Gowns..>... 99e Child’s White Bonnet.... 49c ce aaa 25c]Ladies’ White Aprons. Ladies’ Hair Nets....... 9c 75 cents, nOW...... Le gol Toilet Sets.. 2.5. 25 and 39c Plaids, all shades, former price Lace Tidies, all sizes, 9,12},19,25,49¢e 25 cents, now..... sees 19efWhite Lace... 5. 2, 9,19, 25, "49¢ Summer Ginghams, former price Embroidery Sa 5, 7, 9, 19 25, 49e 16 2-3 cents, now..... 12hcjLinen Towels>... 9, 19, 25, 39, 49c Linen Crash 25c}] Black Ink : 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49cIKid Gloves, all shades... ‘$1 49c We can only state the price of a few articles, our stock being too large. Qe We have also a full line of . LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, 3 Which. we will sell at Very Low Prices. . Orders by mail filled the same day as i ind me received, remember we would be oe patronage. Remember, a thorough examination of all the goods in our establishment will not incur any obligation to purchase, therefore come and see _ with perfect freedom. 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