August 2, 1882 (4 pages)

t ry “taper in w “taongh and they will hang themshould be brought up with a round tarn, and shown up in their proper light, <Jhe miners. should issue a short and fully verified account of the troublé, and a copy of it should be placed in the hands of every In that event ~ the anti-miners will vot have so many friends as they now claim. fact that they bought their claims of the governinent, ‘paying treble thevoter in the State. . for thé Shae Py botihely spreading trath, and giving the facts of the ease aa they really existed. In our price charged to agriculturaliste ; that the claims could not be worked except by emptying the debris into the streams of the State; that the government, when it sold-the land {. to the miners, knew that fact, and to fully carry.out the idea a steel engraving illustratiag hydraulic mining was caused to be made and imprinted on eaclr document certifying to.the. patent; that hydraulic miniug has been cirried on for thirty years without any fault being found by any one; that the: present war against the miners is being waged for the purpote of lining the pockets of a few shyster lawyers with gold, and paying a few newspapers that are supposed to be in collusion ‘with the lawyers and receiving their pro rata of the gold; that the miners could have stopped great deal of the truuble if they had ast themselves to be blackmailed ; that the miners paid several _ ‘millions of dollars for. the property that the anti-minersare now seek— ing torob them of ; that in order to protect Marysville, when its citizens thought they were being damag-d by the debris, James O’Brien, Hamilton Smith and R. McMarray, represent ing some of the largest hydraulic mines, tegdered-them ‘a* check for. ” $30,000, being the amount. the city }* of Marysville eatimated that it would cost to build the levees; that the offer was spurned by the fanatics who thought they could see more money in sight; that the hydraulic mines add fifteen millions in gold to the world’s wealth every year; that over one hundred thousand people make a living off hydraulic mining ; that the anti-miners commenced suits. against the miners which have cost the latter about.a quarter of a million of dollars; that Judge Temple decided if the miners built dams to impound the dvbris the injunctions would be’ raised; that the miners accepted the decision in good faith and commenced erecting substantial dams upon theirown ground ; that an association was formed by the miners to erect a mammcth stone dam in the Yuba river, costing not less thao: half a million of dollars, and the companies had pledged the amount and work was ready to be commenced ; that threats are now being made if*the miners do anything of the kind. suit will be commenced against them, asking the courts to prohibit their building the dams ; that the whole value of the lands already destroyed would on y equal one month’s gross receipts of the mines; that the war against the miners is malicious; that if the trouble was settled there would “be an end to the employment of shyster penny-whistle lawyers, and therefore no compromise can be effected. These anda hundred other facts should be set forth in a circu‘lar, It should be as brief as possible so that everybody would read it, . and as we before stated there would be a great revolution in public sentiment abroad. The aniners owe it to the thousands of earn their-living by laborers who hydr.ulicing, and the thousands dependent, upon _ the mines being kent The villains should be oo in’ operation shown tp in io gre their labors and address their con— can ish ey upon the go home from have encourPor country. aie te Sslceeeen tas diene ducenaardaes a blot “upon boa vention ond in retreat. hee hurled maledictious it the. men them. Itis well voters of Siérra county that in the madness of Aefeat these would-be autocrata tore from themselves the mask of party patriot: ‘ism and exposed theit’éloven hoofs. The effect of their defection is to parge the organization there. of the loud that has rested over it, and to . give it new vit lity and strength. It will go into this campaign bearing the tespect -and well wishes of every true Republican. Thise, bolters, or at Vents ‘their spokesmen, (for we believe there must have beeo among them some «men of t. intelligence atid sense of justice to soon awaken to the error of the course they so rashly adopted, and return to their love of a lifetime, ) swore by the shades of the immiort~ al General Jackson that they “‘would see themselves in hell [we suppose they meant they would go into the . Demogratic party—Epiror TranSCRIPT] before they would support the nominees of the convention.” Now that they are-really outside the camp there is nothing more to fear from them. It was only when on the inside that they possessed the power to work real injury. Their course:was a reproach to alj with whom they associated, accord— ing to our informant who is among the faithful and honest who have had to endure their nhwelcome presence so long. ota ad anton determine to attempt converting a political convention into a mere machine, the best thing isto get rid of them as’ quickly as possible, : OUR EXCHANGES. Chiefs of the Sanctum. A HEAVY LOAD. (Oakland Vidette.) One of the evils of the new consti-. tution isfthe resurrection of David S. Terry to renewed’ activity‘in polities. The people repudiated. him in. 1880, and they will do it again this fall by defeating his esthetic ticket. EGYPT AHEAD. ' (S. F. Daily Exchange.) There is a rumor that Mr. Pickering intends to send Denais Kearney to Egypt as the Call's war correspondent. . While this will deprive General Stoneman of a valuable ally in the coming campaign, the General’s loga.will be Egypt’ s gain. i THEIR QUALIFICATIONS, (8. F. Post.fIt isstated that Major T. J. "Mo. Quiddy, of Mussel Slough fame, will be a. candidate for Governor on the Greenback ticket. If antagoni+m to railroads is a qualification, for the Governorship, the Major is far better entitled to election than George Stoneman. McQuiddy has worried the railroads. But so has Stoneman, for that matter—worried them for passes for himself and all his relahei Th the United States. Will do more work with the same ‘amount of Water than any Wheel now in existence CHALLENGE. ,,1""seet 000 in the hands of ‘i ae, “4 up any ible. .pergon, that on the same shaft, same machinery, and with the same head of water, the Collins Wheel will do more work than any other Wheel now in use. Can be tried on any mine where my Wheel. is pon Flin mean what I say. J. J. COLLINS, Inventor. Grass Valley, July 19th, 1882, Tha mag J. Col x Roots Yat VING SEEN IN THE Rae The moral of ali} thie is that when ‘a handfal of ‘wen . Galt Minute Interviews With the . session of his office. _ The Russian steamer Moskava, feported” sunk ‘and two handred] tie A. Rapley of Providence, . fer the old lady. R x has brought an action for breach of promise against Liévi Wit-' gon, otherwise Dr. Wilson, claiming $50,000 damages. The father of the girl has brought an action. alleging the seduction of his daughter, and he also claims damages to the amount of $50,000. On "Thureday, last ® negro named} Caldwell attempted to. parse assault Mre. Peck, a. white woman, sixty years old, at Canton, “Mo., but was prevented by the timely! arrival of several men who appeared t}on the scenein response to the click The negro was arrested had a preliminary examina— sion but was afterwards taken’ from jail and lynched. “The French dry goods clerks at Montreal threaten a riot if the employers are not coming to their views in-the early-closing movement. One merchant was assaulted ou the n ght of the 30th; and a deputation represented to the Mayor that they fear an organized attack on’ the store windows in the morning. The May. " or will-issue a proclamation against rioting, and has ordered the entire police force on daty at an early hour. Geo. D. Downie, Berkely. W. Sloan, city. , John McFarland, “Annie McFarland, Sacraments, do E. D. Ainsworth, San Francisco Thos. Brock, North Bloomfield. ae ye Hales, Grass VaHey,. ‘i didate for the office of ‘will of the Democratic Coun Nevada ‘nad @tues' ‘Valley.personslost by a boiler explosion, was wrecked off Rashafan, and Wood & & Lumber. Co At 11 o'clock A. M. ove hundxad. and smanky passengers mikieaae ae iesaved, K™ cONS¥AN?LY Ox BAND BOR SALE All kinds of Common and Clear rp HERE tbe will be a mecting of the, Repu At Wevade Oity, Ang, 1¢, 1882, come before DU MMBSE FE. ied wager gg oom Orders left at the Sa ob, he Sond, ot ord ‘Town Walk, on the Grams Valle road vill be ‘an dues ‘bow, Boer. on se RE 7 ~ BEEHIE GROCERY STORE v WNHVADA OLTY:.: J. J. JACKSO —AGENT FOR— BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, Imported Cakes, and a full. line of -18‘and 20 Commercial Street, SON, PROP’R. THISTLE DEW WHISKY, HOTEL ARRIVALS. a coca catetosacm, . SPARKLING ‘MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, STANLEY_a. £DDY.-.+.-Proprictor GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. L. Edvade wig” 1 Asto keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, English ‘B. Guscetti, Ranch. \Fitst-Class Groceries & Provisions. = LESTER AND CRAWFORD. AUCUST 23, 1882, FOR BOTH YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. . Address, G. P. TINDALL, Principal. Placerville, Aug. Ist. UMMONS.—In the polseyed Court of the Fag = 4 of Nevada, § California, The People = the State eA California send a George You are hereby an pnts bioughtagainst yeu in the or Court of the cree, of ie ge Galifornia, on the ss -fourth day of J 1882, by Emma D. ose ae answer the com; plaine fil days (exclusive a the day the service on you of thie Summons, ed within this county ; this county, within thirty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to yet hate Aad of said complaint. This of California, — ‘rae N s8,— M. Pinkham, defeadrequired -to in’ "Site af yo an Bendel ay ¢ prt servout of or, if served re Court ‘disssieie ing now existing name, manner. and impress the For cause of Piff. os pearvicd pra’ action aed ro falled to poem for said PHf. mon necessariee of treated said Piff, me cruel and inhuman All of which appears plaint to which reference is hereby made. ane youare hereby notified that-if you ad of this "he bonds of matrimony ween Plff. and Deft., and that Piff. be allowed to resume her former ma D. Bluett. That the Piff. be allowed all of the aonsehond furniture,goods, sapere: el gene ed la Pert. jointly. lief, Deft. property — in their by. Piff. and oo gl ife. ‘And that said Deft. in the ¢om. to appear and answer the said complaint as above red, the said plaintiff ply to the tor the relief therein’ demanded, —_ Seal heart, Cler! In testimony whereof, I, J. EE. k of the Superior Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my, hand the Seal of said Court, at office, ty of Nevada, on the Slat day of July, a. D. 1882. J. E. CARR; Clerk By T. H. Carr, ‘Deputy. a1-60t W. D. Long, Piffs Attorney. Biden ie righ) sorta Si tabi Notice to Contractors: EALED PROPOSALS will be received until Monday, o'clock M., for the opening of from Pine street, by bridge eee Ly . Beason and by + mensions and he inthe 3 August 7th, 1882, at 12 Jordan street, JAMES D. WHITE, Board of City Trustees. uly 29th, 1882. * J. F. Hoveurox, President; J. L. N. Susragp, Vice President. Caries H. Story, Secretary. R. H. Maen, Hine Mutual Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000, —_— Principal Office—805 California St. SAN FRANCISCO DAVID WATT. Risks Petr ald it SP cht een a Layne pom feat oa : A vgued Beirne ott jis ee 7) ROs® ENSURANCE ONLY — ' x: e Cen Age j pees A eee JOHN C COLEMAN, . , sh tastes ak. tadeabia a8 low as sol. . tnd ber response to ali . § 4 ‘New Goods JustZOpened. Qa 1 DUR—— MILLINERY . ; enablers $6.00% Plumes for $4.50. $4.00°Plumes fors$2.00. t-——o—_ this city at equally Low Rates. —_————_ 0—__—__ o—_—_—___ 9° ° Ez Polite attention whether you purchase or sh AND RS, LESTER AN CRAWFOR ND CRAWFORD{ D RAWFOR MRS LESTER AND CRAWFOR » MRS. LESTER AND'CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD s T. H. COOK & CO., roceries.~ If you ha: nics tine they pal ged aah ve never ou and we ‘emg At dg . enn we sell and do ourselves ‘we name lo prices ¥ a8 first cost for their goods "TS Ce ee ee e, per Ib. l4ic, ge Choice Java, per Ib, 230, --§ ib, can Lard, 70s, 10 Ib can Fairbenkg Lard, $1. 70. Gusi-Dont a send fo . MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. ie Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. BIG TREE STORE GROCERIES CORNER OF EIGHTH AND J ‘STREETS, SACRAMANTO. : 20 per cont deoiringg Family Supplios will Ass’t Table Fraite, per doz. $2. 9, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD PB. Donnell?’ & MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, pein MuS: LESTER AND CRAWFORD MES. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AN ES ; Erastus Bono, Clerk. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER, AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. i z MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. BORN. . MRS LESEER AND CRA MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: MES. LESTER 4nB CRAWFORD. : BE to the s wil of Thomas Hmm « daaghter. i: LESTER AND CLAWFORD “gt Grass Valley, oy 81, to the wife of je ash Maurice Landers, a ® daughter. BEEN E PLACERVILLE ACADEMY A NEW DEPARTURE. > s <= ‘ re HIS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED AND . Ts flourishing Institution will ‘open for next Term, . . JURE EREE U 5 ee Qa OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. Tuis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS Goods at Retail Saldéat San Francisco Wholesale Prices. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 _ $1.50 Tips for $1.00 . The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to = . BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. bs —— 0-—— MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. _ MRS. EESTER AND GnAwron MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. RS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND GRAWFOnD. MES. LEstee AND Ghawrone MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. L m Aap Caan, will do well to send fornedbope to us, and ee 4 the goods resent them’ "We Weshipen In or PRICE, we Fave 1 aponly heer tego view and thatis: ce for acting as a medi Of our success is a our customers . . We quote a few pote etand ga ine . Keru Lace Bantingyformer price 39 cents, now Navy Blue Lace Banting, former price 39 cents;now Garnet Lace Bunting, leetaed price 39 cents, now Mohair, all shades, former price 39 cents, now 40 inch Cashmere, former price 75 cents, now Plaids, all shades, forme: price 25 cents, now Summer Ginghams, former price 16 2-3 cents, now Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons, former price 49 cents, now. . Corsets Orders by mail filled: the . remember we would tion to Purchase, MosT wt A. am LtFrICcHENT . 7 tome . Route OW Vue oe “ Colts ST ——STOOK — cret me AMEE SARI REPORT IIE RS edinacsinsssune-heivaind = lies Sinise setts Dire ot le and Do EITHE VERY LATEST. ST YLES OF CLOTHING. » Het and @ at 6A. M FOR CENTLEMEN \ANDPBOYS, nin ah —— sFuishing Goods, se Gent’s Furnishing Goo os BO : = Various L Boots and Shoe = Ss % the count F Louis’ . * Hats and Caps sane RHR te ee ” Ths w as has levie Trunks, Valises, ft, a i 3ist. Th HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED “AT THE “CLOTHING EMPORIUM cad a number a Santa © ing home The Ei short in ad 4 Only a fe ing thept able sho The st CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA reat <a comes an 8 Ta i+ 7% is mines co f, if THe OF Tite ee A 4 ; portion o oe : ne. mated a] These Goods have justybeenj received: from the’ ‘Easter hiasvabacconing ard . is nd abou are now offered for sale at pe ne the edge REATLY REDUCED ATES. — careless Gj J q d cigaror one = The c! 4s Ten te i ii theowp ee yh ge45 ‘ment of ty seems The old pis prodigal Persons in want of any.article in my line wil] proba selves bi ‘ave money by examining my Goods and Prices betyrewl Bae Se : fun ahe: fore making their. purchases elsewhere. 3 . ; @ cause DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. itn owners that mo ial agitated wise th become lovers vy iM MENSE RE DU CTION 4 ‘ The Pa EVERYTHING REDUCED REDUCED! si # Com} Superic Patters GREAT SPECIAL PHY DAYS SLAUGHTER! iat three m tember . SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th AINAXAB him of aggreg: AT THE 5 compl So CEHVT STORE, . The Celebrated Egyptian Elix i “7 AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST “18th: : aaa for the Skin. 4 on’ an Ww We herewith appeud a a few testimonials Teese Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! centemsSt® inner, Match 29, 188 start f entlemen ve been g your ; In order to make room fot our only beneial bit mostagronably ‘refresh sce cut IMMENSE FALL STOCK = . =" ytacunien?™ me ‘ : : ‘ Troupe, Sen still at Now leaving New York City: ‘Peanetecp. ane indust : ae ; I have used your AINAXAB in my foassh ee is thot , its action, It has a pleasant and soolin : REDUCED! sation to the akin, and to those sot . worms, : is f apy Pog former price neous, ce oF two applctions accom Brie Rite Marae Spreads.” Se ee aes, tba oe Saeclsiaates : * veaess: eee i Ladies’ White Sacques.. » $1 49c Geutloonas 4 ban teed taor AINAXAB beret peiree 19c]Ladies’ Night Gowns... 99¢ + ng rps Roggecgae cay or on oo Child’s White Bonnet.! . °49e. i s.the best thing to rem emovg he "bad ects sig Se ere 25e 930 rose Aprons.+.0 4 Belly ait gies poy PP gaa a ee ie re : ies’ Hair Nets..:.. 9c LESTE eee 49 Mollet Rots 282 87 a and 39¢ Prima Donn, voll Theatr, — — Tidies, all sizes, 9,124, 19,25,49c. al re not in se be of gi Lar mage minin ae lacey. a eet ae ae eee ect pr Se eeees Cs ¥2}c) —_ Towels. . .9, 19, 25, 39, 49c Vinoed tat wine 0 pEhcoralas no indy wil be Fordy ‘ed oes ng pe sae J Sore without it. of the soap ibe AINAXAB See ——“gbout 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49eIKid Gloves, all shades..$1 490. iallvouciaim, °°" TTT We can only state the price of a few ar Nucleus Hotel, San Francisce. : ticles, our Th stock being too . ide” ngeits encloes, One‘ Dollar inpostage g ter hi § too large. stamps oF postalorder to our address, and it in thi ‘ will be sent by exvress free of charge. ‘= pares 205 Mont come NAXAB MES CO. ; tel at “We have also a full line of REDINGTON 0."gents 8 P ‘ wis LADIES’ UNDERWEIAR, . wevana crry acapamy. Which we will sell at Very Low Prices. M. B. B, POTTER, Principal. ae same day as received, aud: es srs re be ylad to encourage such ~ . whe alost Succesafal Réincationsl In: . Th patronage. : stitute in Northern California. ing f Remember, a thorough examinati All of the Common and Higher au a lawn on of all the ees ‘. in in our establishment will not incur r atly dbifga: Apt . ig ce over ‘ore come and see ‘Ate German, renes : batin es % less. “with perfect freedom. _ : Peectndaetiy ae eaea Se 3 ell’s . Yours Respectfully, . i Sona BEARNHARD & SHALLENBERGER, . re =x = 107 mae. es _ MERE DOOR TO CITY” HALL, . . vednan eon a woreda ounty, 0 or any ® os ‘Baci _ Broap Staegt Wor ferme, of, appivite — ee : NEVADA Crrv. a call .

t ry “taper in w “taongh and they will hang themshould be brought up with a round tarn, and shown up in their proper light, <Jhe miners. should issue a short and fully verified account of the troublé, and a copy of it should be placed in the hands of every In that event ~ the anti-miners will vot have so many friends as they now claim. fact that they bought their claims of the governinent, ‘paying treble thevoter in the State. . for thé Shae Py botihely spreading trath, and giving the facts of the ease aa they really existed. In our price charged to agriculturaliste ; that the claims could not be worked except by emptying the debris into the streams of the State; that the government, when it sold-the land {. to the miners, knew that fact, and to fully carry.out the idea a steel engraving illustratiag hydraulic mining was caused to be made and imprinted on eaclr document certifying to.the. patent; that hydraulic miniug has been cirried on for thirty years without any fault being found by any one; that the: present war against the miners is being waged for the purpote of lining the pockets of a few shyster lawyers with gold, and paying a few newspapers that are supposed to be in collusion ‘with the lawyers and receiving their pro rata of the gold; that the miners could have stopped great deal of the truuble if they had ast themselves to be blackmailed ; that the miners paid several _ ‘millions of dollars for. the property that the anti-minersare now seek— ing torob them of ; that in order to protect Marysville, when its citizens thought they were being damag-d by the debris, James O’Brien, Hamilton Smith and R. McMarray, represent ing some of the largest hydraulic mines, tegdered-them ‘a* check for. ” $30,000, being the amount. the city }* of Marysville eatimated that it would cost to build the levees; that the offer was spurned by the fanatics who thought they could see more money in sight; that the hydraulic mines add fifteen millions in gold to the world’s wealth every year; that over one hundred thousand people make a living off hydraulic mining ; that the anti-miners commenced suits. against the miners which have cost the latter about.a quarter of a million of dollars; that Judge Temple decided if the miners built dams to impound the dvbris the injunctions would be’ raised; that the miners accepted the decision in good faith and commenced erecting substantial dams upon theirown ground ; that an association was formed by the miners to erect a mammcth stone dam in the Yuba river, costing not less thao: half a million of dollars, and the companies had pledged the amount and work was ready to be commenced ; that threats are now being made if*the miners do anything of the kind. suit will be commenced against them, asking the courts to prohibit their building the dams ; that the whole value of the lands already destroyed would on y equal one month’s gross receipts of the mines; that the war against the miners is malicious; that if the trouble was settled there would “be an end to the employment of shyster penny-whistle lawyers, and therefore no compromise can be effected. These anda hundred other facts should be set forth in a circu‘lar, It should be as brief as possible so that everybody would read it, . and as we before stated there would be a great revolution in public sentiment abroad. The aniners owe it to the thousands of earn their-living by laborers who hydr.ulicing, and the thousands dependent, upon _ the mines being kent The villains should be oo in’ operation shown tp in io gre their labors and address their con— can ish ey upon the go home from have encourPor country. aie te Sslceeeen tas diene ducenaardaes a blot “upon boa vention ond in retreat. hee hurled maledictious it the. men them. Itis well voters of Siérra county that in the madness of Aefeat these would-be autocrata tore from themselves the mask of party patriot: ‘ism and exposed theit’éloven hoofs. The effect of their defection is to parge the organization there. of the loud that has rested over it, and to . give it new vit lity and strength. It will go into this campaign bearing the tespect -and well wishes of every true Republican. Thise, bolters, or at Vents ‘their spokesmen, (for we believe there must have beeo among them some «men of t. intelligence atid sense of justice to soon awaken to the error of the course they so rashly adopted, and return to their love of a lifetime, ) swore by the shades of the immiort~ al General Jackson that they “‘would see themselves in hell [we suppose they meant they would go into the . Demogratic party—Epiror TranSCRIPT] before they would support the nominees of the convention.” Now that they are-really outside the camp there is nothing more to fear from them. It was only when on the inside that they possessed the power to work real injury. Their course:was a reproach to alj with whom they associated, accord— ing to our informant who is among the faithful and honest who have had to endure their nhwelcome presence so long. ota ad anton determine to attempt converting a political convention into a mere machine, the best thing isto get rid of them as’ quickly as possible, : OUR EXCHANGES. Chiefs of the Sanctum. A HEAVY LOAD. (Oakland Vidette.) One of the evils of the new consti-. tution isfthe resurrection of David S. Terry to renewed’ activity‘in polities. The people repudiated. him in. 1880, and they will do it again this fall by defeating his esthetic ticket. EGYPT AHEAD. ' (S. F. Daily Exchange.) There is a rumor that Mr. Pickering intends to send Denais Kearney to Egypt as the Call's war correspondent. . While this will deprive General Stoneman of a valuable ally in the coming campaign, the General’s loga.will be Egypt’ s gain. i THEIR QUALIFICATIONS, (8. F. Post.fIt isstated that Major T. J. "Mo. Quiddy, of Mussel Slough fame, will be a. candidate for Governor on the Greenback ticket. If antagoni+m to railroads is a qualification, for the Governorship, the Major is far better entitled to election than George Stoneman. McQuiddy has worried the railroads. But so has Stoneman, for that matter—worried them for passes for himself and all his relahei Th the United States. Will do more work with the same ‘amount of Water than any Wheel now in existence CHALLENGE. ,,1""seet 000 in the hands of ‘i ae, “4 up any ible. .pergon, that on the same shaft, same machinery, and with the same head of water, the Collins Wheel will do more work than any other Wheel now in use. Can be tried on any mine where my Wheel. is pon Flin mean what I say. J. J. COLLINS, Inventor. Grass Valley, July 19th, 1882, Tha mag J. Col x Roots Yat VING SEEN IN THE Rae The moral of ali} thie is that when ‘a handfal of ‘wen . Galt Minute Interviews With the . session of his office. _ The Russian steamer Moskava, feported” sunk ‘and two handred] tie A. Rapley of Providence, . fer the old lady. R x has brought an action for breach of promise against Liévi Wit-' gon, otherwise Dr. Wilson, claiming $50,000 damages. The father of the girl has brought an action. alleging the seduction of his daughter, and he also claims damages to the amount of $50,000. On "Thureday, last ® negro named} Caldwell attempted to. parse assault Mre. Peck, a. white woman, sixty years old, at Canton, “Mo., but was prevented by the timely! arrival of several men who appeared t}on the scenein response to the click The negro was arrested had a preliminary examina— sion but was afterwards taken’ from jail and lynched. “The French dry goods clerks at Montreal threaten a riot if the employers are not coming to their views in-the early-closing movement. One merchant was assaulted ou the n ght of the 30th; and a deputation represented to the Mayor that they fear an organized attack on’ the store windows in the morning. The May. " or will-issue a proclamation against rioting, and has ordered the entire police force on daty at an early hour. Geo. D. Downie, Berkely. W. Sloan, city. , John McFarland, “Annie McFarland, Sacraments, do E. D. Ainsworth, San Francisco Thos. Brock, North Bloomfield. ae ye Hales, Grass VaHey,. ‘i didate for the office of ‘will of the Democratic Coun Nevada ‘nad @tues' ‘Valley.personslost by a boiler explosion, was wrecked off Rashafan, and Wood & & Lumber. Co At 11 o'clock A. M. ove hundxad. and smanky passengers mikieaae ae iesaved, K™ cONS¥AN?LY Ox BAND BOR SALE All kinds of Common and Clear rp HERE tbe will be a mecting of the, Repu At Wevade Oity, Ang, 1¢, 1882, come before DU MMBSE FE.. ied wager gg oom Orders left at the Sa ob, he Sond, ot ord ‘Town Walk, on the Grams Valle road vill be ‘an dues ‘bow, Boer. on se RE 7 ~ BEEHIE GROCERY STORE v WNHVADA OLTY:.: J. J. JACKSO —AGENT FOR— BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, Imported Cakes, and a full. line of -18‘and 20 Commercial Street, SON, PROP’R. THISTLE DEW WHISKY, HOTEL ARRIVALS. a coca catetosacm, . SPARKLING ‘MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, STANLEY_a. £DDY..-..+.-Proprictor GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. L. Edvade wig” 1 Asto keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, English ‘B. Guscetti, Ranch. \Fitst-Class Groceries & Provisions. = LESTER AND CRAWFORD. AUCUST 23, 1882, FOR BOTH YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. . Address, G. P. TINDALL, Principal. Placerville, Aug. Ist. UMMONS.—In the polseyed Court of the Fag = 4 of Nevada, § California, The People = the State eA California send a George You are hereby an pnts bioughtagainst yeu in the or Court of the cree, of ie ge Galifornia, on the ss -fourth day of J 1882, by Emma D. ose ae answer the com; plaine fil days (exclusive a the day the service on you of thie Summons, ed within this county ; this county, within thirty days, or judgment will be taken against you by default, according to yet hate Aad of said complaint. This of California, — ‘rae N s8,— M. Pinkham, defeadrequired -to in’ "Site af yo an Bendel ay ¢ prt servout of or, if served re Court ‘disssieie ing now existing name, manner. and impress the For cause of Piff. os pearvicd pra’ action aed ro falled to poem for said PHf. mon necessariee of treated said Piff, me cruel and inhuman All of which appears plaint to which reference is hereby made.

ane youare hereby notified that-if you ad of this "he bonds of matrimony ween Plff. and Deft., and that Piff. be allowed to resume her former ma D. Bluett. That the Piff. be allowed all of the aonsehond furniture,goods, sapere: el gene ed la Pert. jointly. lief, Deft. property — in their by. Piff. and oo gl ife. ‘And that said Deft. in the ¢om. to appear and answer the said complaint as above red, the said plaintiff ply to the tor the relief therein’ demanded, —_ Seal heart, Cler! In testimony whereof, I, J. EE. k of the Superior Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my, hand the Seal of said Court, at office, ty of Nevada, on the Slat day of July, a. D. 1882. J. E. CARR; Clerk By T. H. Carr, ‘Deputy. a1-60t W. D. Long, Piffs Attorney. Biden ie righ) sorta Si tabi Notice to Contractors: EALED PROPOSALS will be received until Monday, o'clock M., for the opening of from Pine street, by bridge eee Ly . Beason and by + mensions and he inthe 3 August 7th, 1882, at 12 Jordan street, JAMES D. WHITE, Board of City Trustees. uly 29th, 1882. * J. F. Hoveurox, President; J. L. N. Susragp, Vice President. Caries H. Story, Secretary. R. H. Maen, Hine Mutual Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000, —_— Principal Office—805 California St. SAN FRANCISCO DAVID WATT. Risks Petr ald it SP cht een a Layne pom feat oa : A vgued Beirne ott jis ee 7) ROs® ENSURANCE ONLY — ' x: e Cen Age j pees A eee JOHN C COLEMAN, . , sh tastes ak. tadeabia a8 low as sol. . tnd ber response to ali . § 4 ‘New Goods JustZOpened. Qa 1 DUR—— MILLINERY . ; enablers $6.00% Plumes for $4.50. $4.00°Plumes fors$2.00. t-——o—_ this city at equally Low Rates. —_————_ 0—__—__ o—_—_—___ 9° ° Ez Polite attention whether you purchase or sh AND RS, LESTER AN CRAWFOR ND CRAWFORD{ D RAWFOR MRS LESTER AND CRAWFOR » MRS. LESTER AND'CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD s T. H. COOK & CO., roceries.~ If you ha: nics tine they pal ged aah ve never ou and we ‘emg At dg . enn we sell and do ourselves ‘we name lo prices ¥ a8 first cost for their goods "TS Ce ee ee e, per Ib. l4ic, ge Choice Java, per Ib, 230, --§ ib, can Lard, 70s, 10 Ib can Fairbenkg Lard, $1. 70. Gusi-Dont a send fo . MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. ie Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. BIG TREE STORE GROCERIES CORNER OF EIGHTH AND J ‘STREETS, SACRAMANTO. : 20 per cont deoiringg Family Supplios will Ass’t Table Fraite, per doz. $2. 9, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD PB. Donnell?’ & MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, pein MuS: LESTER AND CRAWFORD MES. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AN ES ; Erastus Bono, Clerk. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER, AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. i z MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. BORN. . MRS LESEER AND CRA MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: MES. LESTER 4nB CRAWFORD. : BE to the s wil of Thomas Hmm « daaghter. i: LESTER AND CLAWFORD “gt Grass Valley, oy 81, to the wife of je ash Maurice Landers, a ® daughter. BEEN E PLACERVILLE ACADEMY A NEW DEPARTURE. > s <= ‘ re HIS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED AND . Ts flourishing Institution will ‘open for next Term, .. . JURE EREE U 5 ee Qa OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. Tuis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS Goods at Retail Saldéat San Francisco Wholesale Prices. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 _ $1.50 Tips for $1.00 . The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to = . BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. bs —— 0-—— MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. _ MRS. EESTER AND GnAwron MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. RS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND GRAWFOnD. MES. LEstee AND Ghawrone MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. L m Aap Caan, will do well to send fornedbope to us, and ee 4 the goods resent them’ "We Weshipen In or PRICE, we Fave 1 aponly heer tego view and thatis: ce for acting as a medi Of our success is a our customers . . We quote a few pote etand ga ine . Keru Lace Bantingyformer price 39 cents, now Navy Blue Lace Banting, former price 39 cents;now Garnet Lace Bunting, leetaed price 39 cents, now Mohair, all shades, former price 39 cents, now 40 inch Cashmere, former price 75 cents, now Plaids, all shades, forme: price 25 cents, now Summer Ginghams, former price 16 2-3 cents, now Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons, former price 49 cents, now.. . Corsets Orders by mail filled: the . remember we would tion to Purchase, MosT wt A. am LtFrICcHENT . 7 tome . Route OW Vue oe “ Colts ST ——STOOK — cret me AMEE SARI REPORT IIE RS edinacsinsssune-heivaind = lies Sinise setts Dire ot le and Do EITHE VERY LATEST. ST YLES OF CLOTHING. » Het and @ at 6A. M FOR CENTLEMEN \ANDPBOYS, nin ah —— sFuishing Goods, se Gent’s Furnishing Goo os BO : = Various L Boots and Shoe = Ss % the count F Louis’ . * Hats and Caps sane RHR te ee ” Ths w as has levie Trunks, Valises, ft, a i 3ist. Th HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED “AT THE “CLOTHING EMPORIUM cad a number a Santa © ing home The Ei short in ad 4 Only a fe ing thept able sho The st CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA reat <a comes an 8 Ta i+ 7% is mines co f, if THe OF Tite ee A 4 ; portion o oe : ne. mated a] These Goods have justybeenj received: from the’ ‘Easter hiasvabacconing ard . is nd abou are now offered for sale at pe ne the edge REATLY REDUCED ATES. — careless Gj J q d cigaror one = The c! 4s Ten te i ii theowp ee yh ge45 ‘ment of ty seems The old pis prodigal Persons in want of any.article in my line wil] proba selves bi ‘ave money by examining my Goods and Prices betyrewl Bae Se : fun ahe: fore making their. purchases elsewhere. 3 . ; @ cause DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. itn owners that mo ial agitated wise th become lovers vy iM MENSE RE DU CTION 4 ‘ The Pa EVERYTHING REDUCED REDUCED! si # Com} Superic Patters GREAT SPECIAL PHY DAYS SLAUGHTER! iat three m tember . SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th AINAXAB him of aggreg: AT THE 5 compl So CEHVT STORE, . The Celebrated Egyptian Elix i “7 AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST “18th: : aaa for the Skin. 4 on’ an Ww We herewith appeud a a few testimonials Teese Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! centemsSt® inner, Match 29, 188 start f entlemen ve been g your ; In order to make room fot our only beneial bit mostagronably ‘refresh sce cut IMMENSE FALL STOCK = . =" ytacunien?™ me ‘ : : ‘ Troupe, Sen still at Now leaving New York City: ‘Peanetecp. ane indust : ae ; I have used your AINAXAB in my foassh ee is thot , its action, It has a pleasant and soolin : REDUCED! sation to the akin, and to those sot . worms, : is f apy Pog former price neous, ce oF two applctions accom Brie Rite Marae Spreads.” Se ee aes, tba oe Saeclsiaates : * veaess: eee i Ladies’ White Sacques... » $1 49c Geutloonas 4 ban teed taor AINAXAB beret peiree 19c]Ladies’ Night Gowns..... 99¢ + ng rps Roggecgae cay or on oo Child’s White Bonnet.! .. °49e. i s.the best thing to rem emovg he "bad ects sig Se ere 25e 930 rose Aprons.+..0 4 Belly ait gies poy PP gaa a ee ie re : ies’ Hair Nets...:... 9c LESTE eee 49 Mollet Rots 282 87 a and 39¢ Prima Donn, voll Theatr, — — Tidies, all sizes, 9,124, 19,25,49c. al re not in se be of gi Lar mage minin ae lacey. a eet ae ae eee ect pr Se eeees Cs ¥2}c) —_ Towels. .. .9, 19, 25, 39, 49c Vinoed tat wine 0 pEhcoralas no indy wil be Fordy ‘ed oes ng pe sae J Sore without it. of the soap ibe AINAXAB See ——“gbout 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49eIKid Gloves, all shades...$1 490. iallvouciaim, °°" TTT We can only state the price of a few ar Nucleus Hotel, San Francisce. : ticles, our Th stock being too . ide” ngeits encloes, One‘ Dollar inpostage g ter hi § too large. stamps oF postalorder to our address, and it in thi ‘ will be sent by exvress free of charge. ‘= pares 205 Mont come NAXAB MES CO. ; tel at “We have also a full line of REDINGTON 0."gents 8 P ‘ wis LADIES’ UNDERWEIAR, . wevana crry acapamy. Which we will sell at Very Low Prices. M. B. B, POTTER, Principal. ae same day as received, aud: es srs re be ylad to encourage such ~ . whe alost Succesafal Réincationsl In: . Th patronage. : stitute in Northern California. ing f Remember, a thorough examinati All of the Common and Higher au a lawn on of all the ees ‘. in in our establishment will not incur r atly dbifga: Apt . ig ce over ‘ore come and see ‘Ate German, renes : batin es % less. “with perfect freedom. _ : Peectndaetiy ae eaea Se 3 ell’s . Yours Respectfully, . i Sona BEARNHARD & SHALLENBERGER, . re =x = 107 mae. es _ MERE DOOR TO CITY” HALL, . . vednan eon a woreda ounty, 0 or any ® os ‘Baci _ Broap Staegt Wor ferme, of, appivite — ee : NEVADA Crrv. a call .