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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada Daily Transcript (1863-1868)

December 7, 1883 (4 pages)

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liquors, at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive, every day and evening. Single * rooms for private parties, Ladies’ ein ot babe that Congress entrance on Coyote street. . 081-'f will lend . an indnstry that its tion will es gle 8 destroy . we tivers which ore u pro the United States. But the gd Pen i would unanito Congress dict Prmaseration for all rom thesustbat will ever remain cheat iy te : th septa cagh That the continued operatien of the hydraulic mines will necesea rily destroy the rivers, is « far-fetched conclusion. The opinion of the best civil engineers in the land is i effect that properly constructdebris dams will afford ample and permanent protection: to the valleys, Judge Temple showed by his decision that he had faith in this theory (no man with good judgment and without prejudices of » sectional nature could do otherwise) and we are firm in the belief thatJudge Sawyer, who is one of the ablest jurists werhave, will in the main coincide with Temple's views. The miners are entitled to the same degree. of _ Governmental protection that the Appeal says the farmers are, and it is abeurd for the more rabid of the anti-miners to nuree the selfish hope that Congress will countenance the} suppression of hydraulic mining. Even the Appeal as much as admits that the miners are not without justification in their claims vf possessing strong equitable and vested rights, when it expresses as willing: ness that Congress remunerate them if they are deprived of the use of their property. If they ‘had uo such rights, they would certainly not be eutitled to recompense at being deprived thereof; and in the possession of said rights they have something that was given them by the National Government, for a consideration,and @ county or State cannot through its judiciary rob them of what they acquired lawfully from the higher power.. But has the Appeal ever stopped to think what eum of money would constitute an adequate remuneration to the miners for the taking . . away of their hydraulic claims? Has it considered that the stoppage of the yield of these mines. would cut off one of the chief sources of the country’s metallic wealth? An industry that annually pours twelve or Gfteen million gold dollars into the lap of America cannot be bought with the price of a -few hundred _ acres of tule land along the miasmatic banke of the Sacramento river. The Appeal leys the flattering unction to ite‘soul that the minere anticipate Judge Sawyer will give » “a sweeping decision” against hyd:aulic mining. Our contemporary is not well posted. The miners have too much cunfidence in Saw: yer’s knowledge of the law and his faiv mindedness to fear for an instant that such will be the result. We say again, as we said long ago: “Their (the: miner’s) cause is 80 just, their rights so patent, both equitable and veated, that there *\ would be no good reason why aii unprejudiced, honest anc capable judge . inte can possibly decide adversely t ‘¢heir interest. -But should such prove to be the case, through bias, prejudice, personal interests, or lack of judgment, they have the United States Government. to. appeal to, which, on proper showing, will protect them in their rights.” EEE Opgnine pay of Holiday Goods at d7-2t Tracy’s, Saturday, Dec. 8. — oe Another Grzat Reduction at Casper’s Men’s Scotch Business Suit, white shirt, necktie, suspenders, handkerehief, socks,sleeve buttuns and stude all for $11. nl18-tf Curtpren s pictures taken instanteneously by Swart , Nevada City. Pons cubber boosts FOUR DULLARS AND A QUARTER « pair, at Miller’s, nl7-tf A-rrvuziron medicine,. beneficial to the young as well as the old who suffer from dyspepsia, etc., is Brown’s Iron Bitters. ; Tue finest domestic and foreign a ri aaa ; t A sercrerc For Dysprrsts. Francisoo, Cal,For hos junch at Gambrinus Hall, Sold 25 and 50)cents per by mail, J. N. Heor-. MAN & Oo., Proprietors; New York. age Co., Agents, San rt ; n28-3m O° ALLL LALLA ‘Ammen’s Cough Syrup is prepared by a competent druggist, froin the prescription of one of the most noted physicians of Europe. It isa ‘Bure Land safe remedy for colds, coughs BIGGER and BETTER STOCK THAN EVER BEFORE. i gg are la . satty MN Bankrupt Stock . No. Anetion Goods ! We have our principal lines of Goods MANUFACTURED TO ORDER FOR _OUR OWN TRADE, WwrHOLUSALD AND RETAIL, 8} you a large bottle. Pare Gum sutra vat Dnewee’s Having oughta at + bankrupt? sale 30 cagee men’s: pure gum rubber boots, double soled, it enables me to sell them at $4 4 pair, and all can be accommodated for cash, or no cash, for the same price at Casper’s. .Competition out of the question. n18-tf Casu sales till January Int, 1884, at Miller’s, Everything marked: way down. b17-tf * see ee ee Bank Exchange. At this favorite place can always be found the very best of wines, ales, iquors and cigars, Eastern beer and the celebrated Hoffberg beer.can always be had atthe Bank Exchange, Warts Family Blankets, $5 a pair at Casper’s, n18-tf Save Costs by Paying. All persons indebfed to P. J, Halk for meat purchased at his market on Coinmercial street, are notified that his accounts have been placed in my hands for collection. Save coste by calling immediately at~my market on Brond street and settling. H. Srruna. © 029-1m a eeBuy a $7 50 suit at Miller's, 017-tf Aa ee A Ame Fine Dwelling Mouse for Rent. A. Sloan’s house for rent. Apply aot" —_——00———-— We'are the Only Dealers in this yar ‘ of the State who manufacture Goods sp-cially for their. customers, Therefore it stands to reason that WE CAN SELL AT. And Our Customers Can Depend on Getting their Money's Worth in respect to quality. Gotten 07 rad on short notice and at reasonabl. : ea © Commercial scone Lng city . to W. Craig, Gem Saloon. tf Suaxer socks, 8 pairs ‘for $1, English, socks $1 50 per dozen, cot‘ton socks 75 cents per dozen, at Miller’s. nl7-tf >: For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s igh Syrup. e Infants end Children Without Morphine or Narcoting, SiS ELS oy Wiss cures ther cola, ely tt Peri rt Cane ‘Morphine ranean An ab for Rheumatieon, iectantencens ec HS Dividend Notice. Dw NO, 12, of Fifty Cents
share on the Capital Stock of the Orr. ZENS BANK, will become due and . yabl: onand after December ee. 1883, at tho of fice of the Citizens Ban d6 JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. BAK ERY, Comtestinndry —AND— OYSTER SALOON, Pine Street, opposite Geo, E. Turner's, Pies, Buns and Cakes of all kings Wedding Cakes ‘a Specialty. The Largest Stoc. of © Bancy Candies To be found in the County. FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or the can, served in ar, btyle andon short notice. ‘Country orders for Pastry, Confectioner, or Oysters filled promptly and to th faction, of patrons oan _ Suppers for Syenaip or. Parties C. BLLY. EMPIRE pov Transcript Block, . inform the people of this city’ ad vicinity that he has open First Class Meat Market os Renter a aie CasTorIA} OY, ry, . Fubratng a Thousand ‘and one aril appropriate ai as a a Git . WOULD RESPECTFULLY . Luo sK7exr F rices ! THAN THOSE DEALERS. WHO HAVE TO PAY BOTH MANUFACTURERS’ AND WHOLESALERS’ PROFITS BEFORE THEY GET THEIR GOODS INTO THEIR STORES. HYMAN BROS., 7 Murray St. New York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaiian. Islands. HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. St., San Francisco. AND Corner Brad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR. Tae Holiday Aunouncement of SM. SUABEORTE, PIONEER FURNEROR ——_ FURNITURE STORE. GET READY POR CHRISTUS Rare ald Beantifir Holiday Goods ' SANTA CLAUS AnVises EVERYBODY To! CALE. on EMIL ROSENTHAL, commercial Street, Where can be found one of the best selected IHOoOLiIDAYWY sTocks BROUGHT TO THE MARKET. THIS sagt me eet aed . 4 to a relative or a friend. An. Immense ‘Stock.’ em Above Pinte, Nevada City, We offer to the public the Largest and most beautiful Stock of — IMPORTEID ‘And Home Made Holiday Goods ' Ever presented to the people of this county. The stock embraces Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Ladies’ Sety, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Shaw] Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms, O* pre, ETC., ETC., Meautifully Set im . Diamonds, uteri Targuols, Garnet, Amethists, Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious: Stones. ALSO, PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. i ee Of Late Styles, Just Received. — oO Everything in our store is warranted as represented, Lanetio Be Srond, . Fine Silver. and Silver Plated Ware, BRAND & BROTHER, Wednesday, Dec. 5th. ; E. A. TOMPKINS. TAM & TOMPKINS’ Select Store, AT STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET: A. TAM. Your attention is called to the followin choice articles just received at our new Store: Candies and Nuts, Dried Fruit, all kinds of Canned Fruit, Jellies and Jams. “WATe make HOME-MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY * Which we guarantee 18 carats fine. other Store in the State, GLASSES, &C. Engraving \done free, Jewelry of all kinde made to ordyr at short no tice, Orders\from the country promptly filled? Please send them ‘in as early as saanaee j : { We are selling our beautiful stock Cheaper than any THIS [S THE ONLY PLACE 18 NEVADA CITY WHERE YOU CAN CET RELIABLE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EYEFrench and German Mustard rby the bottle or gallon. Horseradish, Tomato Catsup, Spanish Olives, _ % se All kinds Pickles, by the bottle, gallon or barrel. Assorted French and American Sardines. Assorted Potted Game in Cans. FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS IN CANS. Pigs’ Feet, Cheese, (Swiss, American and Gerraan.) Sauerkrout i i the gallon, Italian Paste, all kinds. German and TOBACCO AND CIGARS. we vvill sell Cheap for Cash. “Please give us a Call. Respectfully, TAM & TOMPKINS. peas be accommodated for Cash or no Cash at Caspe , ex's. ° . Oe i a fe) Eigis ogi 28 m= «COR BORE aS oe 45 5 . 4 7 a es ges Qo or em & Ss SMG eB F , = —aoe & a Sia ef joo on ee es — be osRae a Fea m= os “ia = o g Ss fe & s i Ty JAH SUONIMpSY \SA\eOL} oly €Z I$ pue I$ ‘SIOMEIC] pur siiys Jepug jouuel.y fein suey _Typee 7000 0¢ ‘siamesq] pur sus, Japuy jauuepy uowes sua ru ms 4i8 FSS a on of * ome 2 ES Bw se 5 wh ea 53 ) eS Pe 28 S _*gred & . ‘S133U18 TVIQUIMINOD ONY 'INId YANUOS! 447 SU HUA) HD AS) 1A von ye Sey A ‘ae. = ae diy OZ$ 03 G2 wr0Iy ‘yYDO1,J pue Aes ‘SINS ss anbig s,uayq . : Bo "TI$ 0x poonpas E]g Ajroursog ‘sang souysseD eu! J suey "0g$ 03 peonpos EZ$ Ajzettsoy ‘s3INS DIaWISse?) SUI] S UO em 78 PIc# : CuaLavarNIE NoLLONaTE og Lourans) pue sj¥H ‘seoyg ‘s}oog ‘spoop ae ‘dn 9§ wouy ‘syeat0aQ Susy ‘SIS 0} paonpal 28 Ajiow0} ‘sing JaAeIg SUPE] mM o pronpes 0@f Ajsoutsos ‘sting esounsse oul SUT! = HOLIDAY GOODS! list of * 06 ; “ss 46 Ea talian Bolognas, Sauces,’ Crackers, etc. S