August 26, 1882 (4 pages)

The Arizona Citizen of a recent date in speaking of General Stoneman says: General Stoneman, the Democratic candidate for Governor ‘of California, isa fine people’s man. When commander of the department of Arizona he was guilty of cruelty to the poor private soldiers who were under his. command which markshim by a courtmartial, convened at Prescott, June 15, 1870, and sentenced to and Philip Lee, both privates, to have their heads shaved and be ‘‘indelibly marked with a letter ‘D’ two and one quarter inches long.” These inhnman sentences were approved by Colonel George Stone nan, then commander of this department, now the Democratic nominee for Governor of Californis. The process of “‘ndelibly marking” is by branding with a hot iron, and the man who could approve of such sentences is not a fit man for any official position. YRS 4 DANGEROUS SECURITY. ~~ that in the debris troubles now raging ‘‘the drift miners may rest secure,” the Sierra County Tribune asks: Secure on what? Secure on the faith of men who are being led by the nose to their own destruction by a corrupt and venal press? Secu e from the blackmailing plans of an association of plunderers that has stolen more than seventy thousand dollars from the pockets of its victimized dapes within a period of eighteen months? Secure from thé schemes of a gang of unconscionable lawyers who fatten alike upon public credulity, or public disaster ? ‘This is the kind of security that the devil offered the Son of Man when he promised him all the kingdoms of the earth if he would fall down and worship bim. Like their Divine Saviour, the miners of California want sone of the devil’s security. They have that faith in their owa __—eourage and resources which warrant them a-secarity that is unimpeachable, without other price than a reliance on their own manhood. a RE WHAT THEY WOULD THINK. The Virginia Chronicle asks what would be thought in England: shonld the authorities of this country “‘arrest and detain Herbert Spencer on his arrival hére and subject him to the indignity of having his private effects pawed over by officiale in quest of some evidence upon which te convict him of crime against the To this question the Daily Report reolies: If Herbert Government ?” Spencer were over here fomenting rebellion against the Federal Government, and writing home letter after letter abusing our Government and our institutions, and was also in active and close association with men whom our Government. regarded as dangerous characters, they would probably think in England that-if Herbert Spencer had minded his own business he would not have got into trouble. A Grecer’s Programme. “Mr, Blank,” began the old clerk in a Chicago grocery house the oth pact : onl ogae oe. ve R. B. Fiagg, Camptonville. twenty years. Mrs. Z. rady & d., Cortland. ‘*Yes, James.” D; Gillett, Aubura,. **And 1 wanted to ask you if you didn’t think that my long experien and faithful services justi ‘ed an increase of salary.” “No doubt of it, James—no doubt _gf it, and yon shall have it. I took} you here at seven dollars: a week.” “Yes.” **After nine years I taised you ten > ate “You aia” ‘In another nine — T raised you to twelve?” —“Yes, sir.” *And at the end of a another ni you shall have fourteen. My programme is to raise salaries every ninth year. Go back to your desk James and continue to be faithful; you have engin little over seven to RECTOR BEROS.. ».Proprietors. as I hope for, 1 may jump 794, ‘fifteen. There, there—no : tun right sine.” for Kers county, has been cited to appear for receiving illegal fees. 14 year old boys, fought at Plainfield Ohio, on the 23d with pe A er Fred Douglass and Charles Block, Haghanrfahoagtensn bn to build a monument to the memory, of John Brown, was a dismal failure. Over one hundred women are ou trial at Grossbeckshirk, Hungary, bands. The guilt of thirty-five women has been proven. The daughter of Geo. W. Hill, a well-known citizen of Denver, who disappeared from home a few weeks ago and was reported dead, was found by the police in a disreputable house at St. Louis Wednesday night, and taken jn charge by her father. By the explosion of an iron mold in the North Chicago Rolling Mullis three pitmen, Albert Dabbens, W1lliam Roach and George Hay, were horribly burned. One will die ; the others may recover. The molten metal was thrown all over the uofortunaies by the explosion. Mrs. Alice Hatton, wife of W. E. Hotton, at one time night foreman of the Richmond mine, was aceidentally killed St Eaieka, Nevada, Tuesday morning. They were hving in a house covered with a mud roof, and it caved in, striking Mr-. Hatton with such force as to break . ‘Every Congressman who comes in her neck. here drinks it.” a Me Sang. She had been receiving attention from a young man for about a year, but becoming impatient at his failure to bring matters to a crisis she resolved to.asces ain his intentions. When he next called she took him gently by the ear, lead him to a seat . ; and said : “Nobby, you’ve been foolin’ ‘round this claim for mighty mear a year, an’ hev never shot off your mouth on the marryin’ biz. I gottoned you on the square clear through, tried to chip in, an’ now I want you to come dowa to business.or leave the ranch. Ef you’re on the marry, an’ want a pard that'll stick rite to ye till ye passin your checks an’ the good Lord calls you over the range, just squeal, an’ we'll hitch ; but if that ain’t yer game, draw out an’ give some vther feller a show far his pile. Now sinz your song or skip out.” He sang. --—--.--— Wouldn't Take the Risk. They were sitting in the shadow of the honeysuckles, through which tite sinking sun was peeping at them with a face as if it had-just emerged from a brick kiln. **And you will take me to Europe on our wedding tour, darling,” she said, toying fondly with one of his suspender buttons, that had . broken loose and fallen into her lap. A very serious look stole over his countenance, and for some moments he was silent. Finally he choked back a rising sigh, and said: . **No deary, we'll stick to the dry land. I never could hold a basin under a woman’s chin for ten days, an . love her afterwards.” Tue product of Leadville District for the first six months of 1882, shows an increase over the corresponding period of last year of, $1,298,682. ti PS Re RE HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —_—o-— STANLEY A. EDDY... Proprieor. Wepnespay, Aug. 23, 1882. L. W. Mix, San Francisco. J.F. Judd, Grass Valley. M. P. Stotie, see D. Binkleman, do John Collin, do Frank Kearney, Forest Springs. E, W. Roberts, Grass Valley. Geo. W. Hill, do Geo. Bower, North Bloomfield. Tho:. Price, San Francisco. H. W. Fountain, Grags Valley. _Wm. Andrews, Grass Valley. F. Cottey. French Corral. er. R. L. Weston, M. D., Forest City. Geo. A, Stevens & w., Sacramento A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield. vat B. Lewis, Sacramento, ie M., F. Craig, City. ‘Tuurspay; Aug. 24, 1882. Miss F. N: ‘Andrews, Sacramento. @. -B. Griswold, San Francisco, -Miss K. Townsend ees Th. Mrs. C, Crocker, . P. Jones, Chips Flat. as. £. Davis, Chips Flat. . G. Crooks, San Francisco. * Ma y Boweu, Marysville: Mrs. Byrne, Forest City. ' J. D. Ostrom & w., Bicimbie'd. Wm. Williams, Sierra City. . W, Guinn, San Franc Hee to ne. Thos. L. Enright, ramento. Saml B, Martin, San Francisco. i B. Clark, City. C. Awbrozi, do F. ‘Giovani, do Erastus Bonn, Clerk. SEs ie i J. T. McConnell, Smarteville, mule; and had a, Aittle boy behind him. (tell yo halk Unele Ike, *possum mighty good thing,” said the boy. male struck a trot. gravy wid him.” restless. *taters to sop in de gravy,” charged with poisoning their hus-} boy. nervous ‘energy, and the mule increase? his speed to a gallop. right brown,an’ Ge gravy drenin’ out, , aa'—" Garments cut in the Latest style and Satisfaction fool! and kill us boaf.” before breakfastat a Washington drug store and called for & bottle of Cougress water. The intelligent clerk ducked beneath the counter, aod promptly prodaced a bottle of old Monongahela. The customer tasted it and then depositing his glass, remarked: ter?” compounder, has only nine students, for whom there are five professors. 3 _}Sale. By order of the Board of Directors. ot he THURSDAY, kee 24, 1882. . oe ~, {. G.E. Miller, Sacramento. ee : _ A max in Ohio stated to a group DAELY TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY, real 26, 1882. “Yee, ‘tis,” said Tucle Ike, as the . “Specially when you got lots o’ Uncle Ike was silent and seemed “An’ when you got some roasted said the Uncle Ike used his switch with “Yes, Uncle Ike, when de *possam “You shet your mot, you little You'll make dis mule run off The Real Stull. A stranger dropped in one morving MERCHANT TAILOR, First Class Work “SH. MCKENNA, (Successor to W. C. MERRILI.) Pine Street, rear of Vinton's Drug Store, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ——— : At Reasonable Prices. Guaranteed in every particular. —— A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF Imported and Domestic Cloths CONSTANTLY ON HAND. —_o——— . "Thankful for past patronage, I request a continuance -of the sanie. Py boty **Do you call that Congress wa“That's it,’ ” ‘answered the pill smiling pleasantly. Tux old Catholic College in Berne Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extir— dyspesia with greater certain— y and promptitude than any known. = Fame and is a most genial invigoils appetizer and aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousand of our countrymen and women who have experienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proo ‘s, The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. Sole Traders Notice, N “sacr Or INTENTION TO BECOME Sole Trader, In the matter of the apion of Catherine Ellison, to become a Notice ishereby given that I, Catherine Ellison, wife of Jose Ellison, residents of the town of North loomfield. Nevada county, State of California, being desirous of availing myself of the provision of title XII part. Ill, of the code of Civil Procedure, intend to make application to the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of Cal wong eae the 26th ‘day of September, A. D. 1882, at the opening of the Court on that day or on such other day to which the hearing may be postponed by the Court, for a judgment and an order of said Superior Court, authorizing t.e to carry onan i> transact: business in my own name and on my own account as je 4 The nature of the business I propose. to arry on ind conduct is that of buying and pero goods, horses, and merchandise and be coping ont Rovelty sient North CATHERINE ELLISON. W. D. Long, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated August 25th, ‘1872. . e Trader. . Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING Company. een of Fa sam place of Sen ifornia. Loca: te of works, Goraas County, California Notice is horeby given, thatat a movting of the Directors, held on the 22d ca August, 1882, an assessment, No. 4, of Cente per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in Uni States gold coin, to uy Secretary, at the office of the Com Room 4, No, 309 California street, San cisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment s>all remain unpaid on Monday; the 25th day of September, 1832, will bé delinquent, and fs pate for sale at tone auction, and unment ig made before, will be sold on Mon y, the 16th day of Octot er, 1882, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of J. M, BUFFINGTON, Secretary. __ Office—Room 4, No 309 California street, ‘San Francisco, California. a25 Visitors. t0 San Francises !}r Can Secure ‘Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, pay . , ae 319 BUSH STREET, Terms Moderate. G. D. BLAKEY, A ttorney and Counseler at Law Office in Bac bac Building, me esa NEVADA CITY. Property for Sal>. 18.and 20 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. —— Q———_— J. Je JACKSON, PROP’R. —AGENT FOR—_ BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. 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The Arizona Citizen of a recent date in speaking of General Stoneman says: General Stoneman, the Democratic candidate for Governor ‘of California, isa fine people’s man. When commander of the department of Arizona he was guilty of cruelty to the poor private soldiers who were under his. command which markshim by a courtmartial, convened at Prescott, June 15, 1870, and sentenced to and Philip Lee, both privates, to have their heads shaved and be ‘‘indelibly marked with a letter ‘D’ two and one quarter inches long.” These inhnman sentences were approved by Colonel George Stone nan, then commander of this department, now the Democratic nominee for Governor of Californis. The process of “‘ndelibly marking” is by branding with a hot iron, and the man who could approve of such sentences is not a fit man for any official position. YRS 4 DANGEROUS SECURITY. ~~ that in the debris troubles now raging ‘‘the drift miners may rest secure,” the Sierra County Tribune asks: Secure on what? Secure on the faith of men who are being led by the nose to their own destruction by a corrupt and venal press? Secu e from the blackmailing plans of an association of plunderers that has stolen more than seventy thousand dollars from the pockets of its victimized dapes within a period of eighteen months? Secure from thé schemes of a gang of unconscionable lawyers who fatten alike upon public credulity, or public disaster ? ‘This is the kind of security that the devil offered the Son of Man when he promised him all the kingdoms of the earth if he would fall down and worship bim. Like their Divine Saviour, the miners of California want sone of the devil’s security. They have that faith in their owa __—eourage and resources which warrant them a-secarity that is unimpeachable, without other price than a reliance on their own manhood. a RE WHAT THEY WOULD THINK. The Virginia Chronicle asks what would be thought in England: shonld the authorities of this country “‘arrest and detain Herbert Spencer on his arrival hére and subject him to the indignity of having his private effects pawed over by officiale in quest of some evidence upon which te convict him of crime against the To this question the Daily Report reolies: If Herbert Government ?” Spencer were over here fomenting rebellion against the Federal Government, and writing home letter after letter abusing our Government and our institutions, and was also in active and close association with men whom our Government. regarded as dangerous characters, they would probably think in England that-if Herbert Spencer had minded his own business he would not have got into trouble. A Grecer’s Programme. “Mr, Blank,” began the old clerk in a Chicago grocery house the oth pact : onl ogae oe. ve R. B. Fiagg, Camptonville. twenty years. Mrs. Z. rady & d., Cortland. ‘*Yes, James.” D; Gillett, Aubura,. **And 1 wanted to ask you if you didn’t think that my long experien and faithful services justi ‘ed an increase of salary.” “No doubt of it, James—no doubt _gf it, and yon shall have it. I took} you here at seven dollars: a week.” “Yes.” **After nine years I taised you ten > ate “You aia” ‘In another nine — T raised you to twelve?” —“Yes, sir.” *And at the end of a another ni you shall have fourteen. My programme is to raise salaries every ninth year. Go back to your desk James and continue to be faithful; you have engin little over seven to RECTOR BEROS.... »..Proprietors. as I hope for, 1 may jump 794, ‘fifteen. There, there—no : tun right sine.” for Kers county, has been cited to appear for receiving illegal fees. 14 year old boys, fought at Plainfield Ohio, on the 23d with pe A er Fred Douglass and Charles Block, Haghanrfahoagtensn bn to build a monument to the memory, of John Brown, was a dismal failure. Over one hundred women are ou trial at Grossbeckshirk, Hungary, bands. The guilt of thirty-five women has been proven. The daughter of Geo. W. Hill, a well-known citizen of Denver, who disappeared from home a few weeks ago and was reported dead, was found by the police in a disreputable house at St. Louis Wednesday night, and taken jn charge by her father. By the explosion of an iron mold in the North Chicago Rolling Mullis three pitmen, Albert Dabbens, W1lliam Roach and George Hay, were horribly burned. One will die ; the others may recover. The molten metal was thrown all over the uofortunaies by the explosion. Mrs. Alice Hatton, wife of W. E. Hotton, at one time night foreman of the Richmond mine, was aceidentally killed St Eaieka, Nevada, Tuesday morning. They were hving in a house covered with a mud roof, and it caved in, striking Mr-. Hatton with such force as to break . ‘Every Congressman who comes in her neck. here drinks it.” a Me Sang. She had been receiving attention from a young man for about a year, but becoming impatient at his failure to bring matters to a crisis she resolved to.asces ain his intentions. When he next called she took him gently by the ear, lead him to a seat . ; and said : “Nobby, you’ve been foolin’ ‘round this claim for mighty mear a year, an’ hev never shot off your mouth on the marryin’ biz. I gottoned you on the square clear through, tried to chip in, an’ now I want you to come dowa to business.or leave the ranch. Ef you’re on the marry, an’ want a pard that'll stick rite to ye till ye passin your checks an’ the good Lord calls you over the range, just squeal, an’ we'll hitch ; but if that ain’t yer game, draw out an’ give some vther feller a show far his pile. Now sinz your song or skip out.” He sang. --—--.--— Wouldn't Take the Risk. They were sitting in the shadow of the honeysuckles, through which tite sinking sun was peeping at them with a face as if it had-just emerged from a brick kiln. **And you will take me to Europe on our wedding tour, darling,” she said, toying fondly with one of his suspender buttons, that had . broken loose and fallen into her lap. A very serious look stole over his countenance, and for some moments he was silent. Finally he choked back a rising sigh, and said: . **No deary, we'll stick to the dry land. I never could hold a basin under a woman’s chin for ten days, an . love her afterwards.” Tue product of Leadville District for the first six months of 1882, shows an increase over the corresponding period of last year of, $1,298,682. ti PS Re RE HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —_—o-— STANLEY A. EDDY...... Proprieor. Wepnespay, Aug. 23, 1882. L. W. Mix, San Francisco. J.F. Judd, Grass Valley. M. P. Stotie, see D. Binkleman, do John Collin, do Frank Kearney, Forest Springs. E, W. Roberts, Grass Valley. Geo. W. Hill, do Geo. Bower, North Bloomfield. Tho:. Price, San Francisco. H. W. Fountain, Grags Valley. _Wm. Andrews, Grass Valley. F. Cottey. French Corral. er. R. L. Weston, M. D., Forest City. Geo. A, Stevens & w., Sacramento A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield. vat B. Lewis, Sacramento, ie M., F. Craig, City. ‘Tuurspay; Aug. 24, 1882. Miss F. N: ‘Andrews, Sacramento. @. -B. Griswold, San Francisco, -Miss K. Townsend ees Th. Mrs. C, Crocker, . P. Jones, Chips Flat. as. £. Davis, Chips Flat. . G. Crooks, San Francisco. * Ma y Boweu, Marysville: Mrs. Byrne, Forest City. ' J. D. Ostrom & w., Bicimbie'd. Wm. Williams, Sierra City. . W, Guinn, San Franc Hee to ne. Thos. L. Enright, ramento. Saml B, Martin, San Francisco. i B. Clark, City. C. Awbrozi, do F. ‘Giovani, do Erastus Bonn, Clerk. SEs ie i J. T. McConnell, Smarteville, mule; and had a, Aittle boy behind him. (tell yo halk Unele Ike, *possum mighty good thing,” said the boy. male struck a trot. gravy wid him.” restless. *taters to sop in de gravy,” charged with poisoning their hus-} boy. nervous ‘energy, and the mule increase? his speed to a gallop. right brown,an’ Ge gravy drenin’ out, , aa'—" Garments cut in the Latest style and Satisfaction fool! and kill us boaf.” before breakfastat a Washington drug store and called for & bottle of Cougress water. The intelligent clerk ducked beneath the counter, aod promptly prodaced a bottle of old Monongahela. The customer tasted it and then depositing his glass, remarked: ter?” compounder, has only nine students, for whom there are five professors. 3 _}Sale. By order of the Board of Directors. ot he THURSDAY, kee 24, 1882. . oe ~, {. G.E. Miller, Sacramento. ee : _ A max in Ohio stated to a group DAELY TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY, real 26, 1882. “Yee, ‘tis,” said Tucle Ike, as the . “Specially when you got lots o’ Uncle Ike was silent and seemed “An’ when you got some roasted said the Uncle Ike used his switch with “Yes, Uncle Ike, when de *possam “You shet your mot, you little You'll make dis mule run off The Real Stull. A stranger dropped in one morving MERCHANT TAILOR, First Class Work “SH. MCKENNA, (Successor to W. C. MERRILI.) Pine Street, rear of Vinton's Drug Store, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ——— : At Reasonable Prices.

Guaranteed in every particular. —— A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF Imported and Domestic Cloths CONSTANTLY ON HAND. —_o——— . "Thankful for past patronage, I request a continuance -of the sanie. Py boty **Do you call that Congress wa“That's it,’ ” ‘answered the pill smiling pleasantly. Tux old Catholic College in Berne Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extir— dyspesia with greater certain— y and promptitude than any known. = Fame and is a most genial invigoils appetizer and aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousand of our countrymen and women who have experienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proo ‘s, The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. Sole Traders Notice, N “sacr Or INTENTION TO BECOME Sole Trader, In the matter of the apion of Catherine Ellison, to become a Notice ishereby given that I, Catherine Ellison, wife of Jose Ellison, residents of the town of North loomfield. Nevada county, State of California, being desirous of availing myself of the provision of title XII part. Ill, of the code of Civil Procedure, intend to make application to the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of Cal wong eae the 26th ‘day of September, A. D. 1882, at the opening of the Court on that day or on such other day to which the hearing may be postponed by the Court, for a judgment and an order of said Superior Court, authorizing t.e to carry onan i> transact: business in my own name and on my own account as je 4 The nature of the business I propose. to arry on ind conduct is that of buying and pero goods, horses, and merchandise and be coping ont Rovelty sient North CATHERINE ELLISON. W. D. Long, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated August 25th, ‘1872. . e Trader. . Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING Company. een of Fa sam place of Sen ifornia. Loca: te of works, Goraas County, California Notice is horeby given, thatat a movting of the Directors, held on the 22d ca August, 1882, an assessment, No. 4, of Cente per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in Uni States gold coin, to uy Secretary, at the office of the Com Room 4, No, 309 California street, San cisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment s>all remain unpaid on Monday; the 25th day of September, 1832, will bé delinquent, and fs pate for sale at tone auction, and unment ig made before, will be sold on Mon y, the 16th day of Octot er, 1882, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of J. M, BUFFINGTON, Secretary. __ Office—Room 4, No 309 California street, ‘San Francisco, California. a25 Visitors. t0 San Francises !}r Can Secure ‘Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, pay . , ae 319 BUSH STREET, Terms Moderate. G. D. BLAKEY, A ttorney and Counseler at Law Office in Bac bac Building, me esa NEVADA CITY. Property for Sal>. 18.and 20 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. —— Q———_— J. Je JACKSON, PROP’R. —AGENT FOR—_ BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, English imported Cakes, and a full line of First-Class Groceries & Provisions. MRS. LESTER AND cRaWwFoRD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND. CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER ae CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD LESTER AND CRAWFORD: MES. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER ANS CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MES. 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In order to make room for our IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now leaving New York City. REDUCED! = _—sxREDUCED! 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