December 18, 1881 (4 pages)

ae ~ the various devices for crushing’ Were not new inventions, and that. the pretty sure evidence ~ Cant didate for an insane asylum. Our childhood of immortalj¢ The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— Sunday, Deo. 18, 1881. ——o = Lecture onthe Quartz MUL. ie £ In San Francisco, on Wednesday evening, John Richards lectured before the Class in Mechanics of the Institute of Navigation, on ‘‘Gauging aud Measuring Implements and Quartz Mills.”, The Call says his remarks regarding quartz mills were especially interesting, as it is his opinion, sfter a thorough otudy of prevailing in the battery quartz mills, common on this coast, is the one on which quartz mills will always. be constructed. He gavefittle favor to quartz by rollers, which he said rol'ers have given way in ‘Ear-pe to stamp mills where the latter have been introduced. The first quartz ever worked for the precious meta!s it contained, was doubtless powdered by hammers. The quartz worked to-day is powdered by hammers, fora stamp battery is but a lot of big-hammers ; and so for all time it will be found that economy in the application of power to this purpose will be observed by the use of percussive force, ———+e A Test Worth Trying. A Nevada City professional gentlemen who has had considerable expe iene in dealing with insane peo-_. ple mentions a test that might beut lized to advantage in the Guiteau case. He has seen it tried several times on persons whose mental conCition was a matter of doubt,: and declares it to be infallible. The test consists of hurling a ball or some oth:r missile at the patient, from in front. If the target dodges or displays any fear ‘of being struck, gentleman says it is a of. sanity: (Hi the other hand, if he rem ins quiet, exhibiting tho concern, and lots the flying article hit him where it will, he may be regarded as a fit informant thinks that the fear exhibited by Guiteau in the presence of . nished. f SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Mining Operations in the County on Qur North. [Sterra County Tribune, Dec. 15.) The tunnelvat the Bald Mountain Extension at Forest Gity extends 2,360 feet without a single curva-ture. It is well timbered and. laid with steel IT rails, weighing fifty pounds to the yard. From this point. it makes a turn, and it is 1,110 feet to the turn-out station, with side track, ‘where the loaded train passes the empty one. Kight. hundred feet further on is the incline, and still advancing 300 feet i is the face of the main tunnel, which is Arfine looking quartz gravel, with soft, blue bed rock, From fhe pitch of the bed. rock itwould indicate up the ridge. we well paying dirt. Large nuggets ‘of gold: are frequently found, from one up to twenty ounces, gravel is coming out-regularly. reached in 140 feet more, was struck at a distance of about 1,200 feet from the mouth’ of the tunnel, but it did not pay well working it.October, but will resume in April. 1 ployed atpreseat. splendid paying ore. last still continues to hold its .own, willsoon come to the front ag an-. , The main tunnel of the Ruby is}; and sand. the main tunnel sich danger as being shot at, is a very strong evidence that his brain {8 not seriously diseased, and says that the silent ball test would settle the question as to his mental respon: any beyond a doubp. Another Lie Nailed. We find the foliowing Placer Argus of yesterday; The Bee, as usual, lies on us when it says the Euglish company at Little York hire Chinese, for that com: pany don’t hire any but whise labor. Thas are the anti-slickens argu— in the ' ments of the Bee disposed of one afteranother. Itis but a few days since we showed that its cowardly correspondent, ‘Many Miners,” lied about the Hathaway mine in Washington township, The Alphain the same township is the only hydréulic mine whose skirts have not been cleared of the Bee’s charge of working Chinamen. We hope that /one willbe. vindicated as fully ag the Little York and Hathaway /companies, > + Wouldn't Stand His Insolence. Cadwalader didn’t like @ raling made the other’‘day by Judge Temple in the Gold. Run case, and so ‘signified by a remark intending to reflect upon his honor. speech like that will be the last you will make in this case, Mr. Cadwalader,” said the Judge ina calm but firm tone, The ingolent lawyér -subsided. and has been as meek as a lamb evér since. “Oue more Oe Liability of Corperation OMeers. According to fs recent decision by the Supreme Court of Illinois, where the proper corporate name of a corporation is set out in the body of a pronissory note as being bound by its officers, the note is the obligation of the corporation, not the personal obligation of those whuse names are s gued to it. Assistavt PosrMasren GENERAL Barron has issued an order that mail matter Hable to communicate contagious diseages may be refused by any Postmaster. The order owes its inspiration to the emallpox alarm in many of the Eaatene towns. “ft a fipe and st it was the SME one has -honorable old age time. Awaiting iurther everything is in readiness for wash~ ing: : Extensive siesta are being made at the Tippacanoe hydraulic claim near Pike City to push work this Winter. The tunnel. which hey have -been running will be tinished soon, when washing will be commenced, At the Seventy-Six gravel claim, three quarters of a mile south of the Pliocene shaft, work of running the tunnel is progressing favorably. It is now in 4_0 feet, and it is expected rsached by ruining 200 feet further, although the iudications are good for striking it iu a considerable less. distance. The Mammoth Spring QW. claim owned by J. H. Fairchild and favorably. “They are pushing ahead the main tunnel at the rate of five fect per week, working one shift. It is expected to have. the mine sufficiently opened by next Spring to justify th-m in erecting a mill. Ths ‘Wisconsin Gravel -Mining Company, whose claim-is bounded on the-east by the Ruby mine, on the west by the Eclipse Company’s ground, and on the south by the Balt Mountain and North Fork *. companies’ land, have their tunnel, in over J,700 feet. A contract has} been let for running it 500 feet beter, at which distance they expeotto.tapthe main channel. This is the segond tunnel the company have rey, the first one being in 700 feet, buéat was found necessary to abaridon it.on account of being about seventy feet too high. The owners have had very Ward ground to contend with, and have glready. spent over $45,000 in developing their mine, Work on the ten stamp wail of the Margarita at Loganville is being pushed ahead vigorously, a large force of men being employed, and it will be ready for starting up soon. A hoisting engine has been and the work of placing it in posi: that th: channel is running east, or. gravel claim has been placed on the We then proceeded New York market. down the incline to the drifts, where a valuable property, and in the found gangways leading off Spring. sepeler work will be begun eighty feet apart, all of which are in. on it. varying . Bald’ Mountain} Miniag Company Pay . last Saturday cleaned up four hundred and thirty-eight.ounces, worth The Eclipse gravel corporation, $7,900. Enough gravel is still on twoand a half miles from Forest . the du: aps to keep them washing for City,. have their. tunnel i In Le 440 feet. .8Me time yet without depending It isexpected pay gravel will be upon the dirt that is being taken Gravel . out. daily. enongh to justify thg, company in. day a stranger accosted Sheriff McThe company tem-/ Coy in Marysville and said, ‘I know porarily suspended operations last you, At the Alaska mine near Pike/ Broyles, the old fellow that was City a force of fifty men are em-. found dead in the Youd: The twenty . can tell you something about ie stamp millis running regularly on . case, The very rich Broyles was found dead J was walkstrike which was made week. before ing along over that pron spot and my dogs smelled out a man lying and from all we can learn this mine . pebind a log near the road. The other one of the many bonenzas. 454 that’s.all I know about it. I which Sierra county has fur~ . afterwards heard that Broyles , was found shot through the body an hour uow in 2,400 fect ad a chite 5)/ erin the stranger by this time, and feet from the face, was raised up 80] a.;ed hima good imany questions. vet and struck a mixture of gravel! Tye man said his name was R. A. They are now running Bradley of Greenville. ahead, working . . three shifts per day, and expect to} pected of the murder, but sueceeded teach the pay channel’ in a short . ; develop. ments, the working force has been . gould point strongly cs Whe was reduced fo 13 mens but the prospects . soon lying behind the log as the. are that before long a large number guilty party. The Sheriff detained . manufacture any kind of jewelry on of men will be employed. The outBradley side works are all completed, and . y: that the gravel channel will be} an Oakland gentleman is prospecting } ‘This beer, as depth is attained, it being four feet wide at the bottom ot the shaft. At present the company have on their dump about twe hundred. tons of fine looking ore, showing free gold in abundance. estimated at fifty dollars per ton. A péguliarly formed gold nugget weighing eight ounces was found at the Bald Mountain mine last week. The formation of the gold _ cc consists of a perfect image of a human being. The legs and feet are alniost perwhile the left hand, which 3 four fingers, lays on the breast, the right arm hanging down by the side, The head stands ereet . while the. whole form has’ the ap. pearance of being as dignified as the Lage Mayor of London. . ~ “= The Lafayette Hitt—and Stanford fect, It is doubtless After two weeks of washing, the Is it a Sensation ? The Appeal says that last Thura= You were up at Camptonville ately trying to find out who killed Weil, About‘10 o’élock of the day man was —— I passed on, ater.” The Sheriff had got interestThe man he aid he saw behind dpe log was susn establishing an alibi at the inquest. ‘his statement of Bradley, if true, Its value is/. Not Caught Yet. It happened ona railroad train in Nova Scotia which was going—well, it wasn’t exactly a lightning express. The engineer then whistled ‘down brakes.” . “*What’s the trouble, conductor ? excitedly asked a passenger. “Cow un the track,” coolly responded.the conductor. a The man was satisfied, Shortly afterward ‘‘down brakes” was again whistled. “What's the trouble now ?” cried the same passenger. : “Cow on the track,” was the rée-" Ly. “Great heavens,” cried the man, cow yet? Oy Seo et JIM Wesstex ‘was paasing Mose Schaumberg’s store, when the latter called him in and said ; vants to chow you in thine pooks how-much you vas in my debt.”-— “No, sab,” responded Jim. “Tdon't keer ter habt yer go ob r dat ar account. Yer am liable to become excited and ‘drop dead, and I can ‘t afford to losé time at de inquest.” Bactztors are providential beings: of widows and the hope of maids. THE DIAMOND PALACE. Exhibition of Holiday Goods. We had the pleasure yesterday of inspecting the new and elegant stock of jewelry displayed by Mrs. L. W. A Bare ‘Thatcher of the DrAmonp PaLace on 4 Broad street. Such beautiful things have never before been seen in this city and the low price of solid gold jewelry has induced‘many to purchase who ‘had not ‘intended to buy. Articles of personal ornament, and watch chains, bracelets, rings, ete., are there in endless profusion. It is an. abiding principle of this house to represent the goods sold exactly as they are—to make no false representationsin regard to apything; and more than this, Mra. "hatcher wil sell you fine gold goods at a lower figure than any other jewelry house in “Nevada City.:, No one should fail to make some ‘friend: of relative happy ‘by presenting sone little token, for--at the Dyamonp PALAC# you will find prices to suit the pursés of all. ae Diamonds, Rubies and Other Preefous Stones. and took him to Campton-. ille Friday morning. Bradley says he is a hunter by sceon pation and he has’ no fixed.abode.” Sis a coincidence thaf the bullets which fit the bore of Bradley’s rifle are of the same guage as the ball which mile Broyles, _—__---Ss 2 A Nevada City Team Abroad. The Tiding8’-of Friday -evening says: Last evening aspike team of three hofses belonging to E. Weiss, of Nevada City, started from in front of Sile. Whiting’s, on Mill street, ran to Main, up Main to Churckg.down Church to Neal, and across “lill to Othet’s city hayscales where they waited—until released from the gearing. A large awning: post was knocked out at. Othet’s corner, and the box over the ‘scales broken; also the pole of the wagon. The three horses were piled up in about as small a space as it is .possible for three horses to occupy at the same time, and strange to say none of them were seriously injured save perhaps the “nigh wheeler” which, our hoss doctor says, prob— ably received internal injuries of a compound comminuted kind. The runaway was lively and showed that our friend Weiss puts some of his barley into his horses, and does not change all of his grain into malt for At the Charghes To-day. . Preaching morning and evening at the Congregational Church, by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening : “‘Remarkable and Important Telegraphic Dispatches,”E. Church to-day, morping \and evening. Subject in the evening : **Falee and-True Confessions Conteasted.” Class meeting at 9:30 a, M. in the Vestry. class at 6 P. 27. — New York elevated railway _ There will be services at the M. Sabbath School, at 12:30 ip the Vestry. ¥oung people's ee $59,900 = year by supplying themselves: with water urd of C. J. Sascha all kinds of precious stones on hand, and is ready to 8 ort notice. <2 —_—_ BeautireeL chromos at Brand & Bassett’s tf a THIS season surpasses all others for beautiful Christmas Cards. For sale in great variety by Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St. Nevada. dl5-4 , ANTONE TAM'sS Holiday Bill of Fare. A. Booth's= celebrated canned ‘fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell or opened, S Oysters served in any style desired. One’ ton of -Fresh anes Nuts, Figs and Dates. German Licoga Man Cake. Decorations for Christmas trees. And everything else for the. Holidays, dt, -—s Home Made dewelrya C. J. Braw’s isthe only. place in Nevada City to buy home made jewelry. 18 carats fine and set in any style desired, Sliiverware,. Platedware, Cutlery China Sets, and Stéves. An excellent opportunity is now offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as wel] as beautiful for a Christmas or New Year's present, He has just received a magnificent. stock of fine silver and plated ware of the very iatest designs, chins dinner and tea sets, gotten up in* beautiful styles, table and pdcket cutlery of the best manufacture, and parlor and cook stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any other store in the mountains. If you want a present for your wife’ or sweetheart that is worth having, call'on George Turner who sells cheaper and better than any one else who. keeps this class of goods. Another. large invoice of holiday goods will arrive in & few days. aj-2w A cHome stock of Christmact cards at Brand & Bassett’s. éf Selid Geld Jewelry, tion begua, The ledge is ce. ae De Grogon, C. J. Braxp has the } “haven't we _— up with that Yada, “T gschoost . ” God created them for the consolation ;’ dence of the bride’s uncle, H. M. Hinds, by such as cameo lockets, gold, neck . thesRev. Mr, Bentley, Mr. Randolph. W. S‘tinner to Miss Annie bas Hinds, both of San Joze. of solid gold jewelry cag I Tenet pric a Special Meeting of A. 0. H. The members of Division No. 3, A. 0. H.; are hereby notitied .that there will be a special meeting of the Division on Sunday, Dec. 18th, at 2 o’clock.P. mM. A full attendance is will come-before the meeting. QO. C.CoNxLAn, President, ——_—-—-_ so= Kid Gloves. Just received in Black and Opera Shades, made gxpresely for our trade and every pair warranted. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St., Ne= d15-4t. New-goods at Brand & Bassett’s. tf _ HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchance Hotel. . sTaNiey A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. _ Sarurpay, Dec. 14th, 1881. + M Getz, San Francisco JR Hawkins, ‘ J Ricé, Forest City Se J B Sawtelle, Maine. L F Morrise, Cherokee Chas McElvy; City Prof Hirsch, Grass V al" ey AL Coombs = Wm Cramsie, Smartaille J R Davis, Dutch FlatH Wall, City J Logomarsiay, 1 Downieville : WwW Williams, Town Talk. Erastus Bonu, Clerk, . EE BORN. At Gras V alley, Dec. 16th, ‘1881, to the wiie of Richard Wales, adaughter. CPN IS EO MARRIED. In San Jose, Dec. 14, 1881, at the resi= Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING Company. Location of principal place of business, Sah Francisco, CaJifornia. Loca” tion of works, Nevada County, California. * Notice is hereby given, that'at a meeting of the Directors, heid on the 14th day of December, 188], an assessment, No. 2, of Two G 2) Cents per share was levied en the eapital stock of. the 0! ne payable immediately/ in_ United Secretary, at the cies of the Company, No. 84 Kearny street, Rooms 2, San Franciseo, California. Any stock upon whieh this assessment . s%all remain vee? on Monday,the 16th day’. of January, 1882, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and untess payment is made before, will be sold = Thursday, the 2nd day of February, 1882, mv the delinquent ‘assessment, Poe Bh with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. J.B. TITUS, Secretary. Office—No 34 Kearny street, Room 2, San Francisco, California. CHRISTMAS PARTY. THE CHRisTMAS PARTY : —OF THE— IVY SOCIAL CLUB, lapel Monday Eve’g, Dec. 26th. The very Best Music in the county has been engaged fer the occasion. Committee of Artangements—D. F. Getehell, J. Michell, D. S» Reseigh, * J. San born, A. I. Zekind. : Floor Director—John Michell. Floor Committee—A. J. Turner, J. Richards; 8. Lanvon, ~ Chas. Gray, N. J. Sanborn, J.J. Jackson. : Reception CommitteeD. F. Getchell, Ed. Richards, J. Grimes, J. Bjasanf, J. Waters, A. Charonnat, W. Williams, J, Williams, Admission $1.50. Spectators in . Gallery “30 cents. 3 RANCH ren SALE. A FINE R. RANCH, Containing 60 acres, With Orchard, Vineyard, Dwelling House with 11 roems and in good repair, Free Water—in fact a very desirable Paw: is offered for sale at A GREAT BARGAIN. Government Title to the property, Situatedon.the Red Dog r one mile vada iy. Apply Sesasen? from NeANDREW MURCHIF, Nevada City. Or at TRANSCRIPT OFFicr GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. A Grand Social Part be given at ree V FLUME HALL, » TOWN TALK, Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, For the Benefit of MRS, ROSEWALL. dl5 Committee of Arrangements. . M W. NORTON. JOSEPH BUDDLE. ; Tavitation Committee. Town Talk—G. W. Simmons, worn Valley Win. Dawe, 8. 0. Whiting, Nevada kind, Alex, = ghadhseas » Alex. 1. Ze— separ, 22 Lage desifed’ as business of iapextanee es gold coin, t the I AS Just Received _—THE— Greatest Downfall : l, WUMBILE _ Ever Known, Great Crash in Prices, eee o THE Mechanics . Store On Commercial Street, _Two CAR Loans il Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public ; Inspection. This shipment consists of W G Williams, City ert. Staple and Faney Dry Good;, HOLIDAY PRESENTS» In Endtess Variety, Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING cooDs, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, Ulsters, Doimans, Biankets, LADIES’ WHITE G00Ds, And. ‘Theusands ot’. other Articles teo namereus to ‘feentioa. Call and Examige my stock and prices before purchasing _ elsewhere. Early Purchasers will Secure Bargains, As I am determined to closeout my entire stock at : ANY PRICE!Don't Forget the Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Nevida, City _L. NATHAN, Prop’, porter ot siaslo wil be and il be provided, anda _ 4 Us in the past, we Diamonds, LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, Nevada City, DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, DIAMONES. JEW_ . ELRY, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, aC. Will take place at Hunt's Hall,. — = E have just recelved and are manu facturing a magnificent steck of Holiday Goods, To which we invite the attention of the people of Nevada County. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., Beautifuily set fa Torquois,Garnets,Sapphires, Amethists, Quartz, and other ‘precious stones. Everything in our store is warranted &$ represénted, and our.HOME MADE -JEWELRY Is warranted 18 carats fine. We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. If yqu want-to make a ake a beautiful Christmas or New Year's Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, reniembering that the BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, And that this only place to get ‘Watches. and Jewelry «That you can depend upon. ' Engraving D Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repaired In 8° * best manner and at low pricesJewelry of all inde matic to onier poy sled, Orders the country prow from i extended i ter the its eontineaue® Nevada City, Nov. 28, 1ssl. Emeralds, Rubies, ~ THE O NEV: nr Various” “A Ga Hall of J pany.” The M field is sa members The Go ” yeady cor time, wil ~ month 16 The Sa ny, opera ~ship, hav centgsa 8 16th. Grass.) club whi flueace te these isst say.” Th elub whic the hardThe A Juan sta stopped 4 Wednead There we thedriver ute or tw to take fi “pass on, The ire shut dow son owin of the ro: Station a cludes th _ narrow g structed the fatu wH Personal J. cate dor terday m eourt bu: Miss ] Valley i She is th . Jas. Ker months, ‘ The Cc ' riage lice and Anu Valiey ; and Lou Corral, Nevad America meets e\ sonic Hi stallatio place on also hav tertainn tails of next Fr The f acted in day, Ju The t in the ¢ Pingree poned ti This pa _ by the . the cas The I entered triak The . Nations : 8pecial . TOW eve terestin Speeche league, public t — Usefi What Christm boots: 0 " Just rec for ladi the pric body ea present, of Main ace they Ani ered, Bridge cover if paying The ln Nev

ae ~ the various devices for crushing’ Were not new inventions, and that. the pretty sure evidence ~ Cant didate for an insane asylum. Our childhood of immortalj¢ The Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— Sunday, Deo. 18, 1881. ——o = Lecture onthe Quartz MUL. ie £ In San Francisco, on Wednesday evening, John Richards lectured before the Class in Mechanics of the Institute of Navigation, on ‘‘Gauging aud Measuring Implements and Quartz Mills.”, The Call says his remarks regarding quartz mills were especially interesting, as it is his opinion, sfter a thorough otudy of prevailing in the battery quartz mills, common on this coast, is the one on which quartz mills will always. be constructed. He gavefittle favor to quartz by rollers, which he said rol'ers have given way in ‘Ear-pe to stamp mills where the latter have been introduced. The first quartz ever worked for the precious meta!s it contained, was doubtless powdered by hammers. The quartz worked to-day is powdered by hammers, fora stamp battery is but a lot of big-hammers ; and so for all time it will be found that economy in the application of power to this purpose will be observed by the use of percussive force, ———+e A Test Worth Trying. A Nevada City professional gentlemen who has had considerable expe iene in dealing with insane peo-_. ple mentions a test that might beut lized to advantage in the Guiteau case. He has seen it tried several times on persons whose mental conCition was a matter of doubt,: and declares it to be infallible. The test consists of hurling a ball or some oth:r missile at the patient, from in front. If the target dodges or displays any fear ‘of being struck, gentleman says it is a of. sanity: (Hi the other hand, if he rem ins quiet, exhibiting tho concern, and lots the flying article hit him where it will, he may be regarded as a fit informant thinks that the fear exhibited by Guiteau in the presence of . nished. f SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Mining Operations in the County on Qur North. [Sterra County Tribune, Dec. 15.) The tunnelvat the Bald Mountain Extension at Forest Gity extends 2,360 feet without a single curva-ture. It is well timbered and. laid with steel IT rails, weighing fifty pounds to the yard. From this point. it makes a turn, and it is 1,110 feet to the turn-out station, with side track, ‘where the loaded train passes the empty one. Kight. hundred feet further on is the incline, and still advancing 300 feet i is the face of the main tunnel, which is Arfine looking quartz gravel, with soft, blue bed rock, From fhe pitch of the bed. rock itwould indicate up the ridge. we well paying dirt. Large nuggets ‘of gold: are frequently found, from one up to twenty ounces, gravel is coming out-regularly. reached in 140 feet more, was struck at a distance of about 1,200 feet from the mouth’ of the tunnel, but it did not pay well working it.October, but will resume in April. 1 ployed atpreseat. splendid paying ore. last still continues to hold its .own, willsoon come to the front ag an-. , The main tunnel of the Ruby is}; and sand. the main tunnel sich danger as being shot at, is a very strong evidence that his brain {8 not seriously diseased, and says that the silent ball test would settle the question as to his mental respon: any beyond a doubp. Another Lie Nailed. We find the foliowing Placer Argus of yesterday; The Bee, as usual, lies on us when it says the Euglish company at Little York hire Chinese, for that com: pany don’t hire any but whise labor. Thas are the anti-slickens argu— in the ' ments of the Bee disposed of one afteranother. Itis but a few days since we showed that its cowardly correspondent, ‘Many Miners,” lied about the Hathaway mine in Washington township, The Alphain the same township is the only hydréulic mine whose skirts have not been cleared of the Bee’s charge of working Chinamen. We hope that /one willbe. vindicated as fully ag the Little York and Hathaway /companies, > + Wouldn't Stand His Insolence. Cadwalader didn’t like @ raling made the other’‘day by Judge Temple in the Gold. Run case, and so ‘signified by a remark intending to reflect upon his honor. speech like that will be the last you will make in this case, Mr. Cadwalader,” said the Judge ina calm but firm tone, The ingolent lawyér -subsided. and has been as meek as a lamb evér since. “Oue more Oe Liability of Corperation OMeers. According to fs recent decision by the Supreme Court of Illinois, where the proper corporate name of a corporation is set out in the body of a pronissory note as being bound by its officers, the note is the obligation of the corporation, not the personal obligation of those whuse names are s gued to it. Assistavt PosrMasren GENERAL Barron has issued an order that mail matter Hable to communicate contagious diseages may be refused by any Postmaster. The order owes its inspiration to the emallpox alarm in many of the Eaatene towns. “ft a fipe and st it was the SME one has -honorable old age time. Awaiting iurther everything is in readiness for wash~ ing: : Extensive siesta are being made at the Tippacanoe hydraulic claim near Pike City to push work this Winter. The tunnel. which hey have -been running will be tinished soon, when washing will be commenced, At the Seventy-Six gravel claim, three quarters of a mile south of the Pliocene shaft, work of running the tunnel is progressing favorably. It is now in 4_0 feet, and it is expected rsached by ruining 200 feet further, although the iudications are good for striking it iu a considerable less. distance.. The Mammoth Spring QW. claim owned by J. H. Fairchild and favorably. “They are pushing ahead the main tunnel at the rate of five fect per week, working one shift. It is expected to have. the mine sufficiently opened by next Spring to justify th-m in erecting a mill. Ths ‘Wisconsin Gravel -Mining Company, whose claim-is bounded on the-east by the Ruby mine, on the west by the Eclipse Company’s ground, and on the south by the Balt Mountain and North Fork *. companies’ land, have their tunnel, in over J,700 feet. A contract has} been let for running it 500 feet beter, at which distance they expeotto.tapthe main channel. This is the segond tunnel the company have rey, the first one being in 700 feet, buéat was found necessary to abaridon it.on account of being about seventy feet too high. The owners have had very Ward ground to contend with, and have glready. spent over $45,000 in developing their mine, Work on the ten stamp wail of the Margarita at Loganville is being pushed ahead vigorously, a large force of men being employed, and it will be ready for starting up soon. A hoisting engine has been and the work of placing it in posi: that th: channel is running east, or. gravel claim has been placed on the We then proceeded New York market. down the incline to the drifts, where a valuable property, and in the found gangways leading off Spring. sepeler work will be begun eighty feet apart, all of which are in. on it. varying . Bald’ Mountain} Miniag Company Pay . last Saturday cleaned up four hundred and thirty-eight.ounces, worth The Eclipse gravel corporation, $7,900. Enough gravel is still on twoand a half miles from Forest . the du: aps to keep them washing for City,. have their. tunnel i In Le 440 feet. .8Me time yet without depending It isexpected pay gravel will be upon the dirt that is being taken Gravel . out. daily. enongh to justify thg, company in. day a stranger accosted Sheriff McThe company tem-/ Coy in Marysville and said, ‘I know porarily suspended operations last you, At the Alaska mine near Pike/ Broyles, the old fellow that was City a force of fifty men are em-. found dead in the Youd: The twenty . can tell you something about ie stamp millis running regularly on . case, The very rich Broyles was found dead J was walkstrike which was made week. before ing along over that pron spot and my dogs smelled out a man lying and from all we can learn this mine . pebind a log near the road. The other one of the many bonenzas. 454 that’s.all I know about it. I which Sierra county has fur~ . afterwards heard that Broyles , was found shot through the body an hour uow in 2,400 fect ad a chite 5)/ erin the stranger by this time, and feet from the face, was raised up 80] a.;ed hima good imany questions. vet and struck a mixture of gravel! Tye man said his name was R. A. They are now running Bradley of Greenville. ahead, working . . three shifts per day, and expect to} pected of the murder, but sueceeded teach the pay channel’ in a short . ; develop. ments, the working force has been . gould point strongly cs Whe was reduced fo 13 mens but the prospects . soon lying behind the log as the. are that before long a large number guilty party. The Sheriff detained . manufacture any kind of jewelry on of men will be employed. The outBradley side works are all completed, and . y: that the gravel channel will be} an Oakland gentleman is prospecting } ‘This beer, as depth is attained, it being four feet wide at the bottom ot the shaft. At present the company have on their dump about twe hundred. tons of fine looking ore, showing free gold in abundance. estimated at fifty dollars per ton. A péguliarly formed gold nugget weighing eight ounces was found at the Bald Mountain mine last week. The formation of the gold _ cc consists of a perfect image of a human being. The legs and feet are alniost perwhile the left hand, which 3 four fingers, lays on the breast, the right arm hanging down by the side, The head stands ereet . while the. whole form has’ the ap. pearance of being as dignified as the Lage Mayor of London. . ~ “= The Lafayette Hitt—and Stanford fect, It is doubtless After two weeks of washing, the Is it a Sensation ? The Appeal says that last Thura= You were up at Camptonville ately trying to find out who killed Weil, About‘10 o’élock of the day man was —— I passed on, ater.” The Sheriff had got interestThe man he aid he saw behind dpe log was susn establishing an alibi at the inquest. ‘his statement of Bradley, if true, Its value is/. Not Caught Yet.. It happened ona railroad train in Nova Scotia which was going—well, it wasn’t exactly a lightning express. The engineer then whistled ‘down brakes.” . “*What’s the trouble, conductor ? excitedly asked a passenger. “Cow un the track,” coolly responded.the conductor. a The man was satisfied, Shortly afterward ‘‘down brakes” was again whistled. “What's the trouble now ?” cried the same passenger. : “Cow on the track,” was the rée-" Ly. “Great heavens,” cried the man, cow yet? Oy Seo et JIM Wesstex ‘was paasing Mose Schaumberg’s store, when the latter called him in and said ; vants to chow you in thine pooks how-much you vas in my debt.”-— “No, sab,” responded Jim. “Tdon't keer ter habt yer go ob r dat ar account. Yer am liable to become excited and ‘drop dead, and I can ‘t afford to losé time at de inquest.” Bactztors are providential beings: of widows and the hope of maids. THE DIAMOND PALACE. Exhibition of Holiday Goods. We had the pleasure yesterday of inspecting the new and elegant stock of jewelry displayed by Mrs. L. W. A Bare ‘Thatcher of the DrAmonp PaLace on 4 Broad street. Such beautiful things have never before been seen in this city and the low price of solid gold jewelry has induced‘many to purchase who ‘had not ‘intended to buy. Articles of personal ornament, and watch chains, bracelets, rings, ete., are there in endless profusion. It is an. abiding principle of this house to represent the goods sold exactly as they are—to make no false representationsin regard to apything; and more than this, Mra. "hatcher wil sell you fine gold goods at a lower figure than any other jewelry house in “Nevada City.:, No one should fail to make some ‘friend: of relative happy ‘by presenting sone little token, for--at the Dyamonp PALAC# you will find prices to suit the pursés of all. ae Diamonds, Rubies and Other Preefous Stones. and took him to Campton-. ille Friday morning. Bradley says he is a hunter by sceon pation and he has’ no fixed.abode.” Sis a coincidence thaf the bullets which fit the bore of Bradley’s rifle are of the same guage as the ball which mile Broyles, _—__---Ss 2 A Nevada City Team Abroad. The Tiding8’-of Friday -evening says: Last evening aspike team of three hofses belonging to E. Weiss, of Nevada City, started from in front of Sile. Whiting’s, on Mill street, ran to Main, up Main to Churckg.down Church to Neal, and across “lill to Othet’s city hayscales where they waited—until released from the gearing. A large awning: post was knocked out at. Othet’s corner, and the box over the ‘scales broken; also the pole of the wagon. The three horses were piled up in about as small a space as it is .possible for three horses to occupy at the same time, and strange to say none of them were seriously injured save perhaps the “nigh wheeler” which, our hoss doctor says, prob— ably received internal injuries of a compound comminuted kind. The runaway was lively and showed that our friend Weiss puts some of his barley into his horses, and does not change all of his grain into malt for At the Charghes To-day. . Preaching morning and evening at the Congregational Church, by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the evening : “‘Remarkable and Important Telegraphic Dispatches,”E. Church to-day, morping \and evening. Subject in the evening : **Falee and-True Confessions Conteasted.” Class meeting at 9:30 a, M. in the Vestry.

class at 6 P. 27. — New York elevated railway _ There will be services at the M. Sabbath School, at 12:30 ip the Vestry. ¥oung people's ee $59,900 = year by supplying themselves: with water urd of C. J. Sascha all kinds of precious stones on hand, and is ready to 8 ort notice. <2 —_—_ BeautireeL chromos at Brand & Bassett’s tf a THIS season surpasses all others for beautiful Christmas Cards. For sale in great variety by Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St. Nevada. dl5-4 , ANTONE TAM'sS Holiday Bill of Fare. A. Booth's= celebrated canned ‘fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell or opened, S Oysters served in any style desired. One’ ton of -Fresh anes Nuts, Figs and Dates. German Licoga Man Cake. Decorations for Christmas trees. And everything else for the. Holidays, dt, -—s Home Made dewelrya C. J. Braw’s isthe only. place in Nevada City to buy home made jewelry. 18 carats fine and set in any style desired, Sliiverware,. Platedware, Cutlery China Sets, and Stéves. An excellent opportunity is now offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as wel] as beautiful for a Christmas or New Year's present, He has just received a magnificent. stock of fine silver and plated ware of the very iatest designs, chins dinner and tea sets, gotten up in* beautiful styles, table and pdcket cutlery of the best manufacture, and parlor and cook stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any other store in the mountains. If you want a present for your wife’ or sweetheart that is worth having, call'on George Turner who sells cheaper and better than any one else who. keeps this class of goods. Another. large invoice of holiday goods will arrive in & few days. aj-2w A cHome stock of Christmact cards at Brand & Bassett’s. éf Selid Geld Jewelry, tion begua, The ledge is ce. ae De Grogon, C. J. Braxp has the } “haven't we _— up with that Yada, “T gschoost . ” God created them for the consolation ;’ dence of the bride’s uncle, H. M. Hinds, by such as cameo lockets, gold, neck . thesRev. Mr, Bentley, Mr. Randolph. W. S‘tinner to Miss Annie bas Hinds, both of San Joze. of solid gold jewelry cag I Tenet pric a Special Meeting of A. 0. H. The members of Division No. 3, A. 0. H.; are hereby notitied .that there will be a special meeting of the Division on Sunday, Dec. 18th, at 2 o’clock.P. mM. A full attendance is will come-before the meeting. QO. C.CoNxLAn, President, ——_—-—-_ so= Kid Gloves. Just received in Black and Opera Shades, made gxpresely for our trade and every pair warranted. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St., Ne= d15-4t. New-goods at Brand & Bassett’s. tf _ HOTEL ARRIVALS.. National Exchance Hotel. . sTaNiey A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. _ Sarurpay, Dec. 14th, 1881. + M Getz, San Francisco JR Hawkins, ‘ J Ricé, Forest City Se J B Sawtelle, Maine. L F Morrise, Cherokee Chas McElvy; City Prof Hirsch, Grass V al" ey AL Coombs = Wm Cramsie, Smartaille J R Davis, Dutch FlatH Wall, City J Logomarsiay, 1 Downieville : WwW Williams, Town Talk. Erastus Bonu, Clerk, . EE BORN. At Gras V alley, Dec. 16th, ‘1881, to the wiie of Richard Wales, adaughter. CPN IS EO MARRIED. In San Jose, Dec. 14, 1881, at the resi= Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING Company. Location of principal place of business, Sah Francisco, CaJifornia. Loca” tion of works, Nevada County, California. * Notice is hereby given, that'at a meeting of the Directors, heid on the 14th day of December, 188], an assessment, No. 2, of Two G 2) Cents per share was levied en the eapital stock of. the 0! ne payable immediately/ in_ United Secretary, at the cies of the Company, No. 84 Kearny street, Rooms 2, San Franciseo, California. Any stock upon whieh this assessment . s%all remain vee? on Monday,the 16th day’. of January, 1882, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and untess payment is made before, will be sold = Thursday, the 2nd day of February, 1882, mv the delinquent ‘assessment, Poe Bh with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. J.B. TITUS, Secretary. Office—No 34 Kearny street, Room 2, San Francisco, California. CHRISTMAS PARTY. THE CHRisTMAS PARTY : —OF THE— IVY SOCIAL CLUB, lapel Monday Eve’g, Dec. 26th. The very Best Music in the county has been engaged fer the occasion. Committee of Artangements—D. F. Getehell, J. Michell, D. S» Reseigh, * J. San born, A. I. Zekind. : Floor Director—John Michell. Floor Committee—A. J. Turner, J. Richards; 8. Lanvon, ~ Chas. Gray, N. J. Sanborn, J.J. Jackson. : Reception CommitteeD. F. Getchell, Ed. Richards, J. Grimes, J. Bjasanf, J. Waters, A. Charonnat, W. Williams, J, Williams, Admission $1.50. Spectators in . Gallery “30 cents. 3 RANCH ren SALE. A FINE R. RANCH, Containing 60 acres, With Orchard, Vineyard, Dwelling House with 11 roems and in good repair, Free Water—in fact a very desirable Paw: is offered for sale at A GREAT BARGAIN. Government Title to the property, Situatedon.the Red Dog r one mile vada iy. Apply Sesasen? from NeANDREW MURCHIF, Nevada City. Or at TRANSCRIPT OFFicr GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. A Grand Social Part be given at ree V FLUME HALL, » TOWN TALK, Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, For the Benefit of MRS, ROSEWALL. dl5 Committee of Arrangements. . M W. NORTON. JOSEPH BUDDLE. ; Tavitation Committee. Town Talk—G. W. Simmons, worn Valley Win. Dawe, 8. 0. Whiting, Nevada kind, Alex, = ghadhseas » Alex. 1. Ze— separ, 22 Lage desifed’ as business of iapextanee es gold coin, t the I AS Just Received _—THE— Greatest Downfall : l, WUMBILE _ Ever Known, Great Crash in Prices, eee o THE Mechanics . Store On Commercial Street, _Two CAR Loans il Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public ; Inspection. This shipment consists of W G Williams, City ert. Staple and Faney Dry Good;, HOLIDAY PRESENTS» In Endtess Variety, Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING cooDs, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, Ulsters, Doimans, Biankets, LADIES’ WHITE G00Ds, And. ‘Theusands ot’. other Articles teo namereus to ‘feentioa. Call and Examige my stock and prices before purchasing _ elsewhere. Early Purchasers will Secure Bargains, As I am determined to closeout my entire stock at : ANY PRICE!Don't Forget the Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Nevida, City _L. NATHAN, Prop’, porter ot siaslo wil be and il be provided, anda _ 4 Us in the past, we Diamonds, LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, Nevada City, DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, DIAMONES. JEW_ . ELRY, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, aC. Will take place at Hunt's Hall,. — = E have just recelved and are manu facturing a magnificent steck of Holiday Goods, To which we invite the attention of the people of Nevada County. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, CHARMS, etc., Beautifuily set fa Torquois,Garnets,Sapphires, Amethists, Quartz, and other ‘precious stones. Everything in our store is warranted &$ represénted, and our.HOME MADE -JEWELRY Is warranted 18 carats fine. We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. If yqu want-to make a ake a beautiful Christmas or New Year's Present Luetje & Brand Can supply you, reniembering that the BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, And that this only place to get ‘Watches. and Jewelry «That you can depend upon. ' Engraving D Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repaired In 8° * best manner and at low pricesJewelry of all inde matic to onier poy sled, Orders the country prow from i extended i ter the its eontineaue® Nevada City, Nov. 28, 1ssl. Emeralds, Rubies, ~ THE O NEV: nr Various” “A Ga Hall of J pany.” The M field is sa members The Go ” yeady cor time, wil ~ month 16 The Sa ny, opera ~ship, hav centgsa 8 16th. Grass.) club whi flueace te these isst say.” Th elub whic the hardThe A Juan sta stopped 4 Wednead There we thedriver ute or tw to take fi “pass on, The ire shut dow son owin of the ro: Station a cludes th _ narrow g structed the fatu wH Personal J. cate dor terday m eourt bu: Miss ] Valley i She is th . Jas. Ker months, ‘ The Cc ' riage lice and Anu Valiey ; and Lou Corral, Nevad America meets e\ sonic Hi stallatio place on also hav tertainn tails of next Fr The f acted in day, Ju The t in the ¢ Pingree poned ti This pa _ by the . the cas The I entered triak The . Nations : 8pecial . TOW eve terestin Speeche league, public t — Usefi What Christm boots: 0 " Just rec for ladi the pric body ea present, of Main ace they Ani ered, Bridge cover if paying The ln Nev