December 20, 1881 (4 pages)

8 The Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. naan ams ” Tuesdey, Deo. 20, 1881. ———— — 2 uj AntlDebris Misrepresentation. —— The Sacramento Bee misreprésents the Daily Report in reference to an article which appeared in this paper relative to the mining situation.— ‘The Bee had gloated over the fact tiat a Chinese company had securéd a bydraulte mine in Nevada county, and sueeringly. referred to 1¢ as a forcign corporation, We reported that if the Bee's war on mining was successful,-such: foreign corporations{as the Chinese) wuld own. every hydfaulic pine in the State. The Bee ® qitotes but one sentencs of the arti. cle, destroyin the @ntire seuse and . leaving the inference that the Daily Report i is prejudicedagainst foreign ing corporations, which is very from the fact. We like to enpatos toreign vapital to come here for the development of: any of oar industries and ace desirous of its, being protected after it gets arn =. I. Daily Report: The only’ manner inwhich the Bee . can injure the cause of the ‘miners ‘« “by resort to misrepresentation, which Jt is au adept in. $0 far as, foreign capital is cuncerhed, we wish Califo-nia could. attract millions of it where shenow does. hundreds, As a rule ‘foreign mining incdrpotations hire only white labor, pay the best ‘ of wages, ‘and settle their bills promptly at a hundred cents on the dollar. : — Oe A Chance to Display Backbone. It appears that the signers of the petition for the pardon of Whilldin from the State Prison are very num e-ous. It further appears that a numher of the persons whk gave the: influence of their names’to the document did so with the belief that the Superior Judge and District Attorney would refuse to sign it and therefore thought their own names. would mike no difference, Thus the reSponsibility of Keeping Whilldin where the jury decided he should be P: it aa penalty for his bloody crimes devolves upon the Judge and ‘Distriot Attorney. If these latter ‘follow the apparent wish of a large ele-' mnt of their coustituency they will aid their ‘names tu the petition, If 8 they-do-what the evidence in the cause showed to be just and proper ‘thoy will refuse to recognize that the pisoner has been’ sufficiently pyoished before his term of imprisonment issearcely begun, It is simp* ly a question as ta whether justice or clamcr shall reign. . -Ae 0 @——-—--— Can They -Fight ? Another “hard glove fight” is talked of as likely to come otf near’ this city soon, It remains to he seen whether the county authorities will permit the programme to be carried out, They overlooked’ one disgraceful affair of the kind, at. the tine of the meeting between Jim Rodda and Soap McAlpine, but ‘that is no'sigh they should do likewige again, These tontests, even though they be ‘‘vhrow-offs,” as is the case nine times out of teny are extremely demoralizing ia their elfects upon the morality of the community. There is authorities can offer for aot prévent— ing them. Nevada.county wants no more of them, either of the blood” er Bippadrome species, ee ‘for Lotter irom Sauumes O'Brien. ‘ Eprror Transcripr: —I am in-re— ceipt of your paper of the 16th instant, and see in its-columns the notice.ofsmy resignatiof® .In it yon * intimate my permanent discounection with the mining intlustry, which ais certainly erroneous as I still hold lirge interests in mines in Yuba, Nevada and Piumas counties. The: miners will in the future find me as active in forwaiding their best interests as I have been in the. past. Iu no way wi'l my agricultural iuter. the . uear : ests interfere with my “yal ia. mining cause. Ttrast in the’ future to see a favorable and equitabie solution of the intereet* of both . par ties, ‘ JaM gs OFB REN, “SMARTSVILLE, Dee. 17, 1381. ‘Txe Sunday law is to be enforced in Bodie, and the Free Press says “ “4the more kickiag there is the. more the law will be eutorcel.” Drug stores are excepted frum the opera. tions of the law, and the Press maa auxiously iaquires: “Cau the few drug stores .furnish all, the liquor that will be needed for tnedivinal purposes on Sunday ? Will it pay a mau to take gut a license for Bp retail drag store, ard sell, Hqeer 2x}a’. Demurrer submitted and over“hruled, no reasonable excuse the City Trustees Meeting. At the regular cai of the = Trustees the tollowing ne lowed: ; s, ae M. L. & D. Muah, lumber, $7119. J. C. Locklin, labor, $20.25. Legg & Shaw, hardware, $47.10. L. Nihejl, labor and material, $27.50. _ H. Daugherty, labor, $35, Joe Lewis, labor, $27.50. D. Lean, labor, $40. W. Joy, labor, $32.59, M. Locklin, labor, $40. P.-Getchell, labor, $3. P. Maussere, labor, $6.25. “J. H. Gray, labor,. $18, a Cilley, lador $14. ~& Stiles, labor, $1.7 "3. . W. Rich, labor, $1.75. 8. E. Wanamake, labor, $15. P. Alexander, labor, $5. John Branigan, labor, $2.50. G. F. Gray, labor, $20. E. C. Baldridge, Marshal’s salary, $50. Steve Vennard, policeman’ 8s sala— ry, $60. D. Poll, labor, $2.50. J. D. Fleming, commission Treavarer, $20.44. 7 FIRE FOND. John B. Ducray, labor, $6. — Bechtel, labor, $1.50. — Brown & Calkins, advertising, $1as Penn. Kagine Co., Janitor, etc., 21.99. : Nevada Hose Co,, Janitor, etc., $14.30. : = An ordinance relating to constructjon df sidewalk was passed. It will be found in another column. ~~ «> --Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester} Estate of Michael. D. Maloney, deceased; Decree made _ setting apart all the property to the widow of deceased, : C. Cohen vs. C. Smith, © Motion to sttike out part of answer denied, amend, (GC. Cohen vs, C. Smith. proceedings for 20 days granted. *Kitts vs.Seamam J. 1. Caldwell appointed referee, Estate of L. Guscettj, deceased, and estate of ‘Guscefti ~ children. Order made extending time till Jan. Sth for administrator and guardian to file reports, Citizens,Bank vs. Ole Nelson et The Peoplevs. vs. Br idget McCloskey. Trial cOntiuued till to-day,-at 10 o’chock A. Me The People “vs. Second days’ trial. “Lee Ah ‘My. Supt, Kirby’as a Granrer. J C.K. Kirby, Superintendent. of and a heavy stockholder in ‘the Mt. Auburn quartz-mine at. this city, has bouzht five sections of land {3,200 acres) in Fresno county ond a water right and canal_ for irrigating purposes, since’leaviug ‘here a few months since. *He. has built boarding houses, stables, barns, ete., andemploys a force of forty: men and a big drove of horses ti prepar= ing the land for crops. ‘Two months ago the land cost him $4 60 an acre, aud it could now be so'd for $20 an acre. This increase of value has been brought about by-his combina-— tien of land and water ri:ht, and a date decision of the court affecting the preperty. Mr, Kirby’s towns‘people here will be glad to learn’ of ‘his success, for no man deserves prosperity more than he does, —— ~~ What's in a Namie. A Nevada City man whi'e in Sacrameuto the other day asked to be directed to a French restaurant. An jestablishment with a sign over the . door that indiested it to be what he . Wanted was pointea out, and he enThe fact that tus proprietors were Italians and the couk was a i Chinaman convinced, him thet the 'Sveramento people had a qu er way of naming things ° So A. ©. B. Mall association. . tered, At the meeting held Sunday by the Hiberniaus the niembers sub; scribed for $1,103 worth. of stuck iu the new Hall Association. © The preliminaries for the incorporation have not been all arnanged, but it 1s thought. stock to. the amount of about $3,000 will be issued. : ; -~--Yours Truly, day, Judge John-Caldwell presiding:Mining at Chapman Kanth. Chapmat Ranch is now one of the liveliest quartz cde localities in this district. At the Underwood ® & Murphy mine from ten to twelve tons of ore are being extracted daily, and bauled tu the Deadwood mill for crtshing. Wr. Greén, owner of the Seventy-— six mine, has bonded it® to a San Francisco company Who announce their intention to eréct Hoisting works that will be ran by water power, The Lizard claim, parallel to the: Seventy-six and ‘adjoining’ the Unowned: by BD. Leahy. The croppings prospect.well, and a shaft is _ being suuk on the ledge. The Virginia City company are taking out pay ore regu’arly.-. They have it milled at the Deadwood and the Pioneer.a saps ind is “Along. the Trackee. } The Summit Ice Company arestoriag twelve-inch ice, and giving employment to°75 men. The Peoples Ice Company, J. S. Thompson, Superintendent, havea contract with the C. P. R. R. Co. tofurnish twé: hundred carloads of ice. “They are loading a part: of. it® at their works at Cuba-and a part at Boca, The thermometer rangés from zero to six degrees above that point. . Our venerable and honorable townsman, Mr, Garver, has charge of the Banner Mill. His appearance indicates that he is being benefited by the mountain air. BillyHolbrook is at Camp 20. The good people,of Meadow Lake town{ship think of electing him for their next Justice of the Peace. Bees ed be Cusa, Dec. 17, ¥881. — + ooo* LEADING furniture establishment of Cleveland has been given mauyfacture afticles from the limber used in the Garfield catafa'qus. 070 not to man facture from lumber The articles will be sold for Jarfield Monuquies, the berefit .of the G ment Fund. = lee Stewart's down-town store, at . the corner. of Chambers street and . Broadway, New York, is offered for sale for $2 000,000. Stewart, once refused* $4,000,000 for it. It hrs been vacant during the last . two years, nobody being willing to peal: der.a $150,000 lease. £x-Srrakek RaNDact states that a three-per cent. refunding bill -will soon be introduced in the House, . its chief feature being a provision . . to release, $100,000,000 of the Resumption Fund i in the Treasury. Horace Maynarp, of Tennessee, being asked recently whether he intended to retire permanently from politics, feplieds ‘‘Taere’s no such thing as Rermeerry in human. af~ fairs.” a worp to the wise is eilicion. Bey your Holiday. goods early im the week,ofBrand & Baszett. d20-3t. _ Kid Gfoves Just received in Black and Opera Shades, made expressly for our trade and every pair warranted. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, Main St., Nedl5-4t, New goods atBiand & Bassett’s. tf vada, . Diamonds, Rubies} and Other Pree‘ fous Stone: : C. , BRAND has all kinds of piecions stones on hand, and is ready to manufacture any kind of jewelry on . short notice. BeatTirut chromos at Brand -& Bassett’s : tf . ee ANTONE TAM’S BMeliday Biil of Fare. A. Booth’s celebrated canned . fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell , or opened. Oysters served.in aey style desired. One ton of FreghCandies, Nuts, Figs and Dates, » . German Licoga Man:Cake, And everything else for the Holidays. — 44. , _ Boma Rute Jewelry. C. J. Bray's is sia the only \place in Nevada City to buy home made jewBh ag: T spare peat wheat for Enpe this year—only about a henoelry. 18 carats fine end at oe: ay clusively as 4 sew on pescado tdeed million bushels ! gtyle desired, : $ { a ‘ wi af == : ; * ‘ ‘ : 5 ey me : sc REC gD en ne ne —_— derwood_& Murphy. on thé north, is . the contract by the Relic Bureau ie Decorations for Christmas trees. . A PALACE oF EACTY. $ An deray of Bewiltermg Loveliness . . that May be Enjoyed by AU. — * A-genii more potent and than that Which awaited the beck of at the D1 AMON D Parace of Mrs: -L. W. Thatcher,on Broad street; ia,this city, and hoards not his treasures, whose eager desire for possession is siipplemented by the magic talisman of gold. rs : Here may be found in countless variety “gems of purest ray serene” —diamonds which gival, in. purity and brilliancy, the most famous gems of the Indies; Oriental rabies whose caught from a sunset sky; enreralds whose verdant tints are restful to the eye, and opals which give a play . of colors like the flashing of a prism. Lsources of a fertile imagination in the mu'titude of elegant desigrs which appbal to the esthetic taste of the behdider. Mrs. Thatcher makes a specialty of watches, having an infinite var iety, from’ the most. noted manufactures of the world, at prices to suit. the means ofall. =, Tothe good taste and excellent judgment displayed by Mrs Thatcher in the stock and fittings of this. most complete estabishment is due the popularity of it. In the seleetion of goods for the holidays she has sastained the high reputation so honestly won in the past. ag to Brand & Bassett’s. d29-3t Siivinenets Platedware, Cutlery China Sets, and Stoves. An excellent opportunity is mow and leave granted defendant to Toey give bonds in the sum of $100, offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as’ well as Stay of . other than that used at the obsebeautiful for a.Christmias or New Year's present. He“has just received a magnificent stock. of fine silver and plated Aare of the very} iatest designs, china dinner and tea sets, gotten up in beautiful styies, table and’ pocket cutlery of the best manufacture, and parlor and cook stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any other store in the mountains. tr you want a present . for your wife or sweetheart that is worth having, call on George Turner whe sells cheaper and_ better than any one else who keeps this class of goods. Another Jarge inyoice of holiday goods will arrive in a few days. ~~.) 47 W THIS season surpassesgall others for beautiful Christmas Cards. For sale in great variety by Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St. Nevada, d15-4 ——-->.-— A cHows stock of Christmast cards at Brand & Bassett’s. . oe _—— 20 Solid Geld Jewelry. — ¢. J, Braxp bes the largest. stock of solid gold jewelry i in: the city. eee sara eaten semen aremeen Advertised Leticrs. The following is alist ot letters remaining in the Post Office, at N a City, Cal., for the . week ending Dee, 19, 1 Persons calling forany of these letters will ase say “‘advertised.” ‘ J. 8. Hour P.M. sigelow D, A, Davidson Lewis pFaatz Arthur W—2 GordenDr “_ McCauslin 8. NS Hozette Andreria Nicxel Mrs. ida E. _ . Senfraia Gus, Willcomd Nelson G, Willagran Mainella Held for: Pestace—Mrs, Wm, Such, San Franciseo ; John T. Wills, San Francisco. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. Sunnay, Dec, 18th, 188). D Durer, San Francisco Dr Curless, Truckee P Caney, do — D McGraw, Iawa Hill AL Coombs, Grass Valley WF Hiscock, San Francisco S Spencer, Sen Juan F P Such, North Bloomfield Chas McElvy, City ~ _¥F Depioia, North Bloomfela KC Hitchison, Col Hill W Williams, City P Monahan, Virginia City” : ieantae Biue Tent Eagan Jr, Sweetland Har Bala North Bloomfield City ~ . J BHa wy Grass Valley ; = Germiquct San S teapiercy 'f @ Randal, aie Creek ile {<H Hees Gotae sity skillful under baneful pena altigs, from those} crimson hues seem to have Seon STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Jas Quirk, Grass Valley . 28 ee — ’ pyrerr Amn “4 ENTERTAWORENT —aAnNbD— the duti fal and fortunate Aladdin aU NIFORM BALL! Milo Lodge, No. 48 K.-OF P. = ee WILL HOLD THEIR SECOND CHIVALRIC RECEP) (ON, es AT HUNT'S HALL.. .: NEVADA ‘erry, . —ON= _ Friday Eve’g, Jan. 20th. ‘COMMITTEES. s Literary Exercises. varieties of +H. Y. Jreardan C, W, Cross, These and many other rr eon oe aos recious stones, in setiings, whose] yy, “Eat lebright, . L. 8. Call:ins. P ’ > richness and artistig beauty bear Printing, « 2 AR. Lord, J. B. Grav, evidence to the genius and good taste ee aie er aia. which have made the genii of this . w. A. Findley, K. Cosper, J. W. Kinkead, G, AVE: palace world-famous, may be. found . 5; tenner, EW. es here. L. 8. Gaikins. ilv he-cunning artificer Pauce Music. = a reere s Be W. F. Engicbright, E. A. Tompkins, scems to have exhausted the re-. 5 J. jasison. Pi eee Jno. Bacigalupi, D. Richards, H.C, Mills, J, D. Fleming. Ball. JA: Rapp,.A.A. Bloss, flenry Hurst, B. F. Hartman, Thos. Gregory, H.D. Towle. J. W. Kobirson, = ‘Singing. -—Jno. Robbins, Peter rdty, ; Thos Tregen7a, A. 8, Davia. L.8. Calkins; ‘thos. Bennetts, . FURNISHING GOODS, ses Dewafa AND Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices, Meccan ~ & Mechanics Store On Commercial Street, H™ JSast Received TWO CAR, LOADS sy —OF: Holiday Goods, Which are-now on Exhibition for Public py. spection. This shipment consists o7 Staple and Fancy Dry Coods, . HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Endless Variety, . Men's Boys’ & Youth's Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents’ BOOTS, SHOES, HATS*CLOARS’ Uisters, Dolmans, ‘Blutikets, _ LADIEY WHITE Goons, And Thousands of other Articies teo nunttrews to mention. Door Keeper and Janiior. J. E, Isaacs, Wm. Rowe, : D. 5. Baer, duo, doughed, > Drift. J. G. Hartwell, GA. Gray, Dr. H. 8S. Welch, Geo, A. Nihell. Decoration. __ T.H: McCauley, M. B. Paily, ©. W. Brown, Cc. H. Faluziier, 0. D.Woodman, € T. Canfield, Jas. Daniel, +) J. R. Collinge Das .d. Ashton, 1. H, Waters, James Quirk, A, W. Greeley, Phos. Bennetts. _ T. Cicaveland. 4 : Re< rpicon. es . L Seibert, @ 18. D.Sarter,Joseph Floyd, < 4. Win. Powel}, J. Eustis, id. W. Stepbens, J, W. Radler, L. L. Giinev, 4 W. G. Richards, pgohe Wo 13; 8. L. Rogers, Jno. Evans. ee Fioor, J. A. Rapp, H. V. Reardan, . A. S. Bavis, Albert Turuer, . D, NicLesn, Richard Scoit, &. Lanyon, Frank Young. Floor Directer. A. R.Lord. Admission to Floor, $1.50. . Admission to Galley, Si.cents. Sherifi’s Sale. John Kecnan, } % nt Vso James Callovin, s y Virtue of a Peeree and an order of sale, to uve d.rected and délivered, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada; State of California, wherein John Keenan on the 16th day of December, 1881, recoy2red & judgment against James Cullovin for tas sum of Twel\ e Hundred Ninety-four and 58-100 ($1,294.58) dollars, torether\ ith costs of suit taxed at $23.35, una counsel fees cllowed hereia ani yunting to the sum of $125.00 w th interest thereon froin the cate of sald jadément atthe race of seven pet cent per anrum till id, which said judgmert is reeorded in eacwens book 1 of the said Superior Court, on page 231 et seq. and whereas it isordered that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff’s Complaint be forectosed aind property therein described, to-wit : Al and singular taose certain Gravel Minin; claims situated anu being on Burrington Hill, Nevada couaty, State of California, known and desi, nated as the “Enterprise Claims,” and more pazticu'arly described as the Grey E gle € ompany, on Deer Creek, and running thence up Deer Creek, Tweatyeight Hundved (2800) fcet; thence back to the centre ofthe Rid xe on fhe Nortir side of said Deer Creek ; thence Wosterly along the centre of said Rid: ge Twenty-egbt Hundred (2300) feet to the Grey Ea sle Claims ; thence daa Southerly diréction along the Grey Eagle line (now catled the Cascade Clainis) to the place of, be ginning, . be sold to satisfy said judgment, thgether with interert and costs. Notice is hereby given that I wi'isell at puric sale, in f-ont of the Court House doc*, in the Ci ty.of Nevada, County of Ne"aa7, State of California, on Thursday, the 12th day of January, A, D. 1881, between the hours of 9 o’clock’a. M. 2.0 5 ocack P.M to-wit : 2 o'clock P. w., all the rig‘it, title and-interest of said De“Weridaat in and tothe above désc rfbed propote to the hizhest.and best bidder for cash, to’. tial said jucrment and all costs. Given 1 ~under ty hand this 20th day of Devember, >> 1881. “TOMPKINS, Shor'™, . By i D. Gaxter, Under Sheriff. v. M. Walling, Atty for Piff, Ordinance No>89. An ordinance previding for the stiuction ofa Sidewalk and Ra ing on the northwest side of Sae. ramento Street. Ake E Board of Trustees of the City of. Neavadg do ordain as fillows: < “Section 1. Itis hereby declared necessary fay the public convenience that a sidewatic sha}l be establishea and built with the grade of the street, eight feet wide, anda railing shall be built as “deseribed in Section 4, of this ordinance, Section 2. The sidewalk railing shall be built on the north-west side of Sacramento street from the corner of. Broad aad Sactamento streets, to the upper corner of H.C. Mills’ lot. Section 3. Such sidewalk shall consist 07 four stringers, 4 4 inches, with planks 2x6 aehes wae to be jallied with pieced nails, and 8 on eachvend of the and@'one4 nail on each centze strinem, Ss. follows: Bes siuningat the mining claims of . . Call and Examine my stock and ' ‘prices. before purchasing : elsewhere. Early Purchasers will secure Bargains, As I am determined to close cut my entire stock at ANY PRICE! Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Netrda, City L. NATHAN, Prop’r. 5 inacaarterge ~ /euiRisTIMAS PARTY. TRE CHRISTMAS PARTY tg 5 i’ THE— IVY SOCIAL CLUB, Will take plaee at Munt's Hall, Monday Eve’g, Dee. 26th. The very hess Music in the c county has been engaged for © the occasion. Committee of Arrangements=p. F. fet chet, J. Michell, D. 8. Reseigh, N. J. Sandorn, A. I, Zehkind. Floor Director—John Michell. Floor Committee—A. J. Turner, J, Mich ards, 8. Lanvon,’ Chas. Gray, N. J: Sur bora, J. J. Jac ‘kgon. Recéptior Cominittee D. F. G Richards, J. Grimes, J. Blasanf, A. Charonnat, W. Williams, J, Williaur Admission $1.50. Gallery 50 cents. RANCH FOR SALE. Sper faters if A FINE . RANCE, Containing 6o.acres, with *® Orchard, Vinevard, Dwelling Soe House with 1). rooms andia . 3 good repair, Free Water— in tact a very desirable property, is s offered for sale at ¢ a Great BARGAIN. Gcvernine nt Title to the property, Sit fated on tie Red Dog road, one mile fron! 1 Nevada City. Apply to ANDREW MU RCHIF,’ Nevada City. Or at sesassmauate UF CR. TT, GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. A Grond Social Darts will be given at V FLUME HALL, ( TOWN TALK, bas 48 Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, “For the Benefit of MRS. ROSEWALL. : “Committee of Arrangements aa M W. NORTON, » JOSEPH BCDDLE. “\. “Invitation Committee. ’ ‘Town Talk-—G, W. Simmons. Grass Valley —Win. Daws, 8. 0. whiting, — Harvey a. Alex,?‘Ban a . rust music will Ye povided ante TE 93. as aes abi Re ¥ or Variou Wart were is of the ¢ The . bereaft pold G! Some of the « ; at the ~' Nimroe Tath ail P: «grder.o' tors wa Two San Fr; this cor vg Taui The . cally: railroac possibi. barrow agine ¥ hinnseil gun an w Person. Fath all. A. J. Bloom: Bay. EM from hi streets, S Miss has gon thé hol Mrs. Grass Mr. an Miss Mrs. L anond FE ? ee Dan 3 Brot,’ who rec acticles for a he the Que within . tia nex that the Bid2 anc torfeit . « js very not int _in the. , wt the Mor; has no hams ¢ counte got aw luto tr of the The Sunday the chi Caristr Stead o decided atthe ¢ day aft from al to hang LO. ed of in ing ope , Sentenc “day to posed Supren Ant Eprr ture de establis & Bass: > and ery sains, Present hanted . M. dait

8 The Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. naan ams ” Tuesdey, Deo. 20, 1881. ———— — 2 uj AntlDebris Misrepresentation. —— The Sacramento Bee misreprésents the Daily Report in reference to an article which appeared in this paper relative to the mining situation.— ‘The Bee had gloated over the fact tiat a Chinese company had securéd a bydraulte mine in Nevada county, and sueeringly. referred to 1¢ as a forcign corporation, We reported that if the Bee's war on mining was successful,-such: foreign corporations{as the Chinese) wuld own. every hydfaulic pine in the State. The Bee ® qitotes but one sentencs of the arti. cle, destroyin the @ntire seuse and . leaving the inference that the Daily Report i is prejudicedagainst foreign ing corporations, which is very from the fact. We like to enpatos toreign vapital to come here for the development of: any of oar industries and ace desirous of its, being protected after it gets arn =. I. Daily Report: The only’ manner inwhich the Bee . can injure the cause of the ‘miners ‘« “by resort to misrepresentation, which Jt is au adept in. $0 far as, foreign capital is cuncerhed, we wish Califo-nia could. attract millions of it where shenow does. hundreds, As a rule ‘foreign mining incdrpotations hire only white labor, pay the best ‘ of wages, ‘and settle their bills promptly at a hundred cents on the dollar. : — Oe A Chance to Display Backbone. It appears that the signers of the petition for the pardon of Whilldin from the State Prison are very num e-ous. It further appears that a numher of the persons whk gave the: influence of their names’to the document did so with the belief that the Superior Judge and District Attorney would refuse to sign it and therefore thought their own names. would mike no difference, Thus the reSponsibility of Keeping Whilldin where the jury decided he should be P: it aa penalty for his bloody crimes devolves upon the Judge and ‘Distriot Attorney. If these latter ‘follow the apparent wish of a large ele-' mnt of their coustituency they will aid their ‘names tu the petition, If 8 they-do-what the evidence in the cause showed to be just and proper ‘thoy will refuse to recognize that the pisoner has been’ sufficiently pyoished before his term of imprisonment issearcely begun, It is simp* ly a question as ta whether justice or clamcr shall reign. . -Ae 0 @——-—--— Can They -Fight ? Another “hard glove fight” is talked of as likely to come otf near’ this city soon, It remains to he seen whether the county authorities will permit the programme to be carried out, They overlooked’ one disgraceful affair of the kind, at. the tine of the meeting between Jim Rodda and Soap McAlpine, but ‘that is no'sigh they should do likewige again, These tontests, even though they be ‘‘vhrow-offs,” as is the case nine times out of teny are extremely demoralizing ia their elfects upon the morality of the community. There is authorities can offer for aot prévent— ing them. Nevada.county wants no more of them, either of the blood” er Bippadrome species, ee ‘for Lotter irom Sauumes O'Brien. ‘ Eprror Transcripr: —I am in-re— ceipt of your paper of the 16th instant, and see in its-columns the notice.ofsmy resignatiof® .In it yon * intimate my permanent discounection with the mining intlustry, which ais certainly erroneous as I still hold lirge interests in mines in Yuba, Nevada and Piumas counties. The: miners will in the future find me as active in forwaiding their best interests as I have been in the. past. Iu no way wi'l my agricultural iuter. the . uear : ests interfere with my “yal ia. mining cause. Ttrast in the’ future to see a favorable and equitabie solution of the intereet* of both . par ties, ‘ JaM gs OFB REN, “SMARTSVILLE, Dee. 17, 1381. ‘Txe Sunday law is to be enforced in Bodie, and the Free Press says “ “4the more kickiag there is the. more the law will be eutorcel.” Drug stores are excepted frum the opera. tions of the law, and the Press maa auxiously iaquires: “Cau the few drug stores .furnish all, the liquor that will be needed for tnedivinal purposes on Sunday ? Will it pay a mau to take gut a license for Bp retail drag store, ard sell, Hqeer 2x}a’. Demurrer submitted and over“hruled, no reasonable excuse the City Trustees Meeting. At the regular cai of the = Trustees the tollowing ne lowed: ; s, ae M. L. & D. Muah, lumber, $7119. J. C. Locklin, labor, $20.25. Legg & Shaw, hardware, $47.10. L. Nihejl, labor and material, $27.50. _ H. Daugherty, labor, $35, Joe Lewis, labor, $27.50. D. Lean, labor, $40. W. Joy, labor, $32.59, M. Locklin, labor, $40. P.-Getchell, labor, $3. P. Maussere, labor, $6.25. “J. H. Gray, labor,. $18, a Cilley, lador $14. ~& Stiles, labor, $1.7 "3. . W. Rich, labor, $1.75. 8. E. Wanamake, labor, $15. P. Alexander, labor, $5. John Branigan, labor, $2.50. G. F. Gray, labor, $20. E. C. Baldridge, Marshal’s salary, $50. Steve Vennard, policeman’ 8s sala— ry, $60. D. Poll, labor, $2.50. J. D. Fleming, commission Treavarer, $20.44. 7 FIRE FOND. John B. Ducray, labor, $6. — Bechtel, labor, $1.50. — Brown & Calkins, advertising, $1as Penn. Kagine Co., Janitor, etc., 21.99. : Nevada Hose Co,, Janitor, etc., $14.30. : = An ordinance relating to constructjon df sidewalk was passed. It will be found in another column. ~~ «> --Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester} Estate of Michael. D. Maloney, deceased; Decree made _ setting apart all the property to the widow of deceased, : C. Cohen vs. C. Smith, © Motion to sttike out part of answer denied, amend, (GC. Cohen vs, C. Smith. proceedings for 20 days granted. *Kitts vs.Seamam J. 1. Caldwell appointed referee, Estate of L. Guscettj, deceased, and estate of ‘Guscefti ~ children. Order made extending time till Jan. Sth for administrator and guardian to file reports, Citizens,Bank vs. Ole Nelson et The Peoplevs. vs. Br idget McCloskey. Trial cOntiuued till to-day,-at 10 o’chock A. Me The People “vs. Second days’ trial. “Lee Ah ‘My. Supt, Kirby’as a Granrer. J C.K. Kirby, Superintendent. of and a heavy stockholder in ‘the Mt. Auburn quartz-mine at. this city, has bouzht five sections of land {3,200 acres) in Fresno county ond a water right and canal_ for irrigating purposes, since’leaviug ‘here a few months since. *He. has built boarding houses, stables, barns, ete., andemploys a force of forty: men and a big drove of horses ti prepar= ing the land for crops. ‘Two months ago the land cost him $4 60 an acre, aud it could now be so'd for $20 an acre. This increase of value has been brought about by-his combina-— tien of land and water ri:ht, and a date decision of the court affecting the preperty. Mr, Kirby’s towns‘people here will be glad to learn’ of ‘his success, for no man deserves prosperity more than he does, —— ~~ What's in a Namie. A Nevada City man whi'e in Sacrameuto the other day asked to be directed to a French restaurant. An jestablishment with a sign over the . door that indiested it to be what he . Wanted was pointea out, and he enThe fact that tus proprietors were Italians and the couk was a i Chinaman convinced, him thet the 'Sveramento people had a qu er way of naming things ° So A. ©. B. Mall association. . tered, At the meeting held Sunday by the Hiberniaus the niembers sub; scribed for $1,103 worth. of stuck iu the new Hall Association. © The preliminaries for the incorporation have not been all arnanged, but it 1s thought. stock to. the amount of about $3,000 will be issued. : ; -~--Yours Truly, day, Judge John-Caldwell presiding:Mining at Chapman Kanth. Chapmat Ranch is now one of the liveliest quartz cde localities in this district. At the Underwood ® & Murphy mine from ten to twelve tons of ore are being extracted daily, and bauled tu the Deadwood mill for crtshing. Wr. Greén, owner of the Seventy-— six mine, has bonded it® to a San Francisco company Who announce their intention to eréct Hoisting works that will be ran by water power, The Lizard claim, parallel to the: Seventy-six and ‘adjoining’ the Unowned: by BD. Leahy. The croppings prospect.well, and a shaft is _ being suuk on the ledge. The Virginia City company are taking out pay ore regu’arly.-. They have it milled at the Deadwood and the Pioneer.a saps ind is “Along. the Trackee. } The Summit Ice Company arestoriag twelve-inch ice, and giving employment to°75 men. The Peoples Ice Company, J. S. Thompson, Superintendent, havea contract with the C. P. R. R. Co. tofurnish twé: hundred carloads of ice. “They are loading a part: of. it® at their works at Cuba-and a part at Boca, The thermometer rangés from zero to six degrees above that point. . Our venerable and honorable townsman, Mr, Garver, has charge of the Banner Mill. His appearance indicates that he is being benefited by the mountain air. BillyHolbrook is at Camp 20. The good people,of Meadow Lake town{ship think of electing him for their next Justice of the Peace. Bees ed be Cusa, Dec. 17, ¥881. — + ooo* LEADING furniture establishment of Cleveland has been given mauyfacture afticles from the limber used in the Garfield catafa'qus. 070 not to man facture from lumber The articles will be sold for Jarfield Monuquies, the berefit .of the G ment Fund. = lee Stewart's down-town store, at . the corner. of Chambers street and . Broadway, New York, is offered for sale for $2 000,000. Stewart, once refused* $4,000,000 for it. It hrs been vacant during the last . two years, nobody being willing to peal: der.a $150,000 lease. £x-Srrakek RaNDact states that a three-per cent. refunding bill -will soon be introduced in the House, . its chief feature being a provision . . to release, $100,000,000 of the Resumption Fund i in the Treasury. Horace Maynarp, of Tennessee, being asked recently whether he intended to retire permanently from politics, feplieds ‘‘Taere’s no such thing as Rermeerry in human. af~ fairs.” a worp to the wise is eilicion. Bey your Holiday. goods early im the week,ofBrand & Baszett. d20-3t. _ Kid Gfoves Just received in Black and Opera Shades, made expressly for our trade and every pair warranted. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, Main St., Nedl5-4t, New goods atBiand & Bassett’s. tf vada, . Diamonds, Rubies} and Other Pree‘ fous Stone: : C. , BRAND has all kinds of piecions stones on hand, and is ready to manufacture any kind of jewelry on . short notice. BeatTirut chromos at Brand -& Bassett’s : tf . ee ANTONE TAM’S BMeliday Biil of Fare.. A. Booth’s celebrated canned . fresh Eastern Oysters for families. Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell , or opened. Oysters served.in aey style desired. One ton of FreghCandies, Nuts, Figs and Dates, » . German Licoga Man:Cake, And everything else for the Holidays. — 44. , _ Boma Rute Jewelry. C. J. Bray's is sia the only \place in Nevada City to buy home made jewBh ag: T spare peat wheat for Enpe this year—only about a henoelry. 18 carats fine end at oe: ay clusively as 4 sew on pescado tdeed million bushels ! gtyle desired, : $ { a ‘ wi af == : ; * ‘ ‘ : 5 ey me : sc REC gD en ne ne —_— derwood_& Murphy. on thé north, is . the contract by the Relic Bureau ie Decorations for Christmas trees. . A PALACE oF EACTY. $ An deray of Bewiltermg Loveliness . . that May be Enjoyed by AU. — * A-genii more potent and than that Which awaited the beck of at the D1 AMON D Parace of Mrs: -L. W. Thatcher,on Broad street; ia,this city, and hoards not his treasures, whose eager desire for possession is siipplemented by the magic talisman of gold. rs : Here may be found in countless variety “gems of purest ray serene” —diamonds which gival, in. purity and brilliancy, the most famous gems of the Indies; Oriental rabies whose caught from a sunset sky; enreralds whose verdant tints are restful to the eye, and opals which give a play . of colors like the flashing of a prism. Lsources of a fertile imagination in the mu'titude of elegant desigrs which appbal to the esthetic taste of the behdider. Mrs. Thatcher makes a specialty of watches, having an infinite var iety, from’ the most. noted manufactures of the world, at prices to suit. the means ofall. =, Tothe good taste and excellent judgment displayed by Mrs Thatcher in the stock and fittings of this. most complete estabishment is due the popularity of it. In the seleetion of goods for the holidays she has sastained the high reputation so honestly won in the past. ag to Brand & Bassett’s. d29-3t Siivinenets Platedware, Cutlery China Sets, and Stoves. An excellent opportunity is mow and leave granted defendant to Toey give bonds in the sum of $100, offered by Geo. E. Turner to purchase something reliable as’ well as Stay of . other than that used at the obsebeautiful for a.Christmias or New Year's present. He“has just received a magnificent stock. of fine silver and plated Aare of the very} iatest designs, china dinner and tea sets, gotten up in beautiful styies, table and’ pocket cutlery of the best manufacture, and parlor and cook stoves and ranges superior to any offered by any other store in the mountains. tr you want a present . for your wife or sweetheart that is worth having, call on George Turner whe sells cheaper and_ better than any one else who keeps this class of goods. Another Jarge inyoice of holiday goods will arrive in a few days. ~~.) 47 W THIS season surpassesgall others

for beautiful Christmas Cards. For sale in great variety by Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main St. Nevada, d15-4 ——-->.-— A cHows stock of Christmast cards at Brand & Bassett’s. . oe _—— 20 Solid Geld Jewelry. — ¢. J, Braxp bes the largest. stock of solid gold jewelry i in: the city. eee sara eaten semen aremeen Advertised Leticrs. The following is alist ot letters remaining in the Post Office, at N a City, Cal., for the . week ending Dee, 19, 1 Persons calling forany of these letters will ase say “‘advertised.” ‘ J. 8. Hour P.M. sigelow D, A, Davidson Lewis pFaatz Arthur W—2 GordenDr “_ McCauslin 8. NS Hozette Andreria Nicxel Mrs. ida E. _ . Senfraia Gus, Willcomd Nelson G, Willagran Mainella Held for: Pestace—Mrs, Wm, Such, San Franciseo ; John T. Wills, San Francisco. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. Sunnay, Dec, 18th, 188). D Durer, San Francisco Dr Curless, Truckee P Caney, do — D McGraw, Iawa Hill AL Coombs, Grass Valley WF Hiscock, San Francisco S Spencer, Sen Juan F P Such, North Bloomfield Chas McElvy, City ~ _¥F Depioia, North Bloomfela KC Hitchison, Col Hill W Williams, City P Monahan, Virginia City” : ieantae Biue Tent Eagan Jr, Sweetland Har Bala North Bloomfield City ~ . J BHa wy Grass Valley ; = Germiquct San S teapiercy 'f @ Randal, aie Creek ile {<H Hees Gotae sity skillful under baneful pena altigs, from those} crimson hues seem to have Seon STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Jas Quirk, Grass Valley . 28 ee — ’ pyrerr Amn “4 ENTERTAWORENT —aAnNbD— the duti fal and fortunate Aladdin aU NIFORM BALL! Milo Lodge, No. 48 K.-OF P. = ee WILL HOLD THEIR SECOND CHIVALRIC RECEP) (ON, es AT HUNT'S HALL... .: NEVADA ‘erry, . —ON= _ Friday Eve’g, Jan. 20th. ‘COMMITTEES. s Literary Exercises. varieties of +H. Y. Jreardan C, W, Cross, These and many other rr eon oe aos recious stones, in setiings, whose] yy, “Eat lebright, . L. 8. Call:ins. P ’ > richness and artistig beauty bear Printing, « 2 AR. Lord, J. B. Grav, evidence to the genius and good taste ee aie er aia. which have made the genii of this . w. A. Findley, K. Cosper, J. W. Kinkead, G, AVE: palace world-famous, may be. found . 5; tenner, EW. es here. L. 8. Gaikins. ilv he-cunning artificer Pauce Music. = a reere s Be W. F. Engicbright, E. A. Tompkins, scems to have exhausted the re-. 5 J. jasison. Pi eee Jno. Bacigalupi, D. Richards, H.C, Mills, J, D. Fleming. Ball. JA: Rapp,.A.A. Bloss, flenry Hurst, B. F. Hartman, Thos. Gregory, H.D. Towle. J. W. Kobirson, = ‘Singing. -—Jno. Robbins, Peter rdty, ; Thos Tregen7a, A. 8, Davia. L.8. Calkins; ‘thos. Bennetts, . FURNISHING GOODS, ses Dewafa AND Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices, Meccan ~ & Mechanics Store On Commercial Street, H™ JSast Received TWO CAR, LOADS sy —OF: Holiday Goods, Which are-now on Exhibition for Public py. spection. This shipment consists o7 Staple and Fancy Dry Coods, . HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Endless Variety, . Men's Boys’ & Youth's Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents’ BOOTS, SHOES, HATS*CLOARS’ Uisters, Dolmans, ‘Blutikets, _ LADIEY WHITE Goons, And Thousands of other Articies teo nunttrews to mention. Door Keeper and Janiior. J. E, Isaacs, Wm. Rowe, : D. 5. Baer, duo, doughed, > Drift. J. G. Hartwell, GA. Gray, Dr. H. 8S. Welch, Geo, A. Nihell. Decoration. __ T.H: McCauley, M. B. Paily, ©. W. Brown, Cc. H. Faluziier, 0. D.Woodman, € T. Canfield, Jas. Daniel, +) J. R. Collinge Das .d. Ashton, 1. H, Waters, James Quirk, A, W. Greeley, Phos. Bennetts. _ T. Cicaveland. 4 : Re< rpicon. es . L Seibert, @ 18. D.Sarter,Joseph Floyd, < 4. Win. Powel}, J. Eustis, id. W. Stepbens, J, W. Radler, L. L. Giinev, 4 W. G. Richards, pgohe Wo 13; 8. L. Rogers, Jno. Evans. ee Fioor, J. A. Rapp, H. V. Reardan, . A. S. Bavis, Albert Turuer, . D, NicLesn, Richard Scoit, &. Lanyon, Frank Young. Floor Directer. A. R.Lord. Admission to Floor, $1.50. . Admission to Galley, Si.cents. Sherifi’s Sale. John Kecnan, } % nt Vso James Callovin, s y Virtue of a Peeree and an order of sale, to uve d.rected and délivered, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada; State of California, wherein John Keenan on the 16th day of December, 1881, recoy2red & judgment against James Cullovin for tas sum of Twel\ e Hundred Ninety-four and 58-100 ($1,294.58) dollars, torether\ ith costs of suit taxed at $23.35, una counsel fees cllowed hereia ani yunting to the sum of $125.00 w th interest thereon froin the cate of sald jadément atthe race of seven pet cent per anrum till id, which said judgmert is reeorded in eacwens book 1 of the said Superior Court, on page 231 et seq. and whereas it isordered that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff’s Complaint be forectosed aind property therein described, to-wit : Al and singular taose certain Gravel Minin; claims situated anu being on Burrington Hill, Nevada couaty, State of California, known and desi, nated as the “Enterprise Claims,” and more pazticu'arly described as the Grey E gle € ompany, on Deer Creek, and running thence up Deer Creek, Tweatyeight Hundved (2800) fcet; thence back to the centre ofthe Rid xe on fhe Nortir side of said Deer Creek ; thence Wosterly along the centre of said Rid: ge Twenty-egbt Hundred (2300) feet to the Grey Ea sle Claims ; thence daa Southerly diréction along the Grey Eagle line (now catled the Cascade Clainis) to the place of, be ginning, . be sold to satisfy said judgment, thgether with interert and costs. Notice is hereby given that I wi'isell at puric sale, in f-ont of the Court House doc*, in the Ci ty.of Nevada, County of Ne"aa7, State of California, on Thursday, the 12th day of January, A, D. 1881, between the hours of 9 o’clock’a. M. 2.0 5 ocack P.M to-wit : 2 o'clock P. w., all the rig‘it, title and-interest of said De“Weridaat in and tothe above désc rfbed propote to the hizhest.and best bidder for cash, to’. tial said jucrment and all costs. Given 1 ~under ty hand this 20th day of Devember, >> 1881. “TOMPKINS, Shor'™, . By i D. Gaxter, Under Sheriff. v. M. Walling, Atty for Piff, Ordinance No>89. An ordinance previding for the stiuction ofa Sidewalk and Ra ing on the northwest side of Sae. ramento Street. Ake E Board of Trustees of the City of. Neavadg do ordain as fillows: < “Section 1. Itis hereby declared necessary fay the public convenience that a sidewatic sha}l be establishea and built with the grade of the street, eight feet wide, anda railing shall be built as “deseribed in Section 4, of this ordinance, Section 2. The sidewalk railing shall be built on the north-west side of Sacramento street from the corner of. Broad aad Sactamento streets, to the upper corner of H.C. Mills’ lot. Section 3. Such sidewalk shall consist 07 four stringers, 4 4 inches, with planks 2x6 aehes wae to be jallied with pieced nails, and 8 on eachvend of the and@'one4 nail on each centze strinem, Ss. follows: Bes siuningat the mining claims of . . Call and Examine my stock and ' ‘prices. before purchasing : elsewhere. Early Purchasers will secure Bargains, As I am determined to close cut my entire stock at ANY PRICE! Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Netrda, City L. NATHAN, Prop’r. 5 inacaarterge ~ /euiRisTIMAS PARTY. TRE CHRISTMAS PARTY tg 5 i’ THE— IVY SOCIAL CLUB, Will take plaee at Munt's Hall, Monday Eve’g, Dee. 26th. The very hess Music in the c county has been engaged for © the occasion. Committee of Arrangements=p. F. fet chet, J. Michell, D. 8. Reseigh, N. J. Sandorn, A. I, Zehkind. Floor Director—John Michell. Floor Committee—A. J. Turner, J, Mich ards, 8. Lanvon,’ Chas. Gray, N. J: Sur bora, J. J. Jac ‘kgon. Recéptior Cominittee D. F. G Richards, J. Grimes, J. Blasanf, A. Charonnat, W. Williams, J, Williaur Admission $1.50. Gallery 50 cents. RANCH FOR SALE. Sper faters if A FINE . RANCE, Containing 6o.acres, with *® Orchard, Vinevard, Dwelling Soe House with 1). rooms andia . 3 good repair, Free Water— in tact a very desirable property, is s offered for sale at ¢ a Great BARGAIN. Gcvernine nt Title to the property, Sit fated on tie Red Dog road, one mile fron! 1 Nevada City. Apply to ANDREW MU RCHIF,’ Nevada City. Or at sesassmauate UF CR. TT, GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. A Grond Social Darts will be given at V FLUME HALL, ( TOWN TALK, bas 48 Wednesday Ev’g, Dec. 21, “For the Benefit of MRS. ROSEWALL. : “Committee of Arrangements aa M W. NORTON, » JOSEPH BCDDLE. “\. “Invitation Committee. ’ ‘Town Talk-—G, W. Simmons. Grass Valley —Win. Daws, 8. 0. whiting, — Harvey a. Alex,?‘Ban a . rust music will Ye povided ante TE 93. as aes abi Re ¥ or Variou Wart were is of the ¢ The . bereaft pold G! Some of the « ; at the ~' Nimroe Tath ail P: «grder.o' tors wa Two San Fr; this cor vg Taui The . cally: railroac possibi. barrow agine ¥ hinnseil gun an w Person. Fath all. A. J. Bloom: Bay. EM from hi streets, S Miss has gon thé hol Mrs. Grass Mr. an Miss Mrs. L anond FE ? ee Dan 3 Brot,’ who rec acticles for a he the Que within . tia nex that the Bid2 anc torfeit . « js very not int _in the. , wt the Mor; has no hams ¢ counte got aw luto tr of the The Sunday the chi Caristr Stead o decided atthe ¢ day aft from al to hang LO. ed of in ing ope , Sentenc “day to posed Supren Ant Eprr ture de establis & Bass: > and ery sains, Present hanted . M. dait