February 10, 1880 (4 pages)

i ene ee ¥ os i] i k I . -Bhe Daily NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Tuesday. Febraary, 10th. 1889. . Mining « Misdemeanor, We called the attention of ourSen-} “— ae : i Conrad Grissel vs. ators and Assemblymen recently to two bills that had beea introdaced into the Senate to prevent the proseention of mining. It then occurred tous that all that was necessary to gdd’to these bills was one “making any’ kind of mining acriminalofiense, It seems the same idea occutred “to tse author-of the bills in_question.for < Y people ‘2 resented in Sehate and Assembly, do we 5 ws : 2 An Act te--preventthe run “= "S of tailing ie ee sotger eae Sia of the State of California, rep. tervéention of certain parties. he followed them up with another, asfollows: enact ag fe}lowst Section. 1. Every person who ‘rans o¢ permits “to run from any ine, ‘tailings or debris upol land of anothor, is guilty of @ ‘misdemeanor, and ypenegavictian thereof ‘shall be punished by a fine of five hundred dollars ahd: by imprison: . ment in‘ the County Jail tor. six"Sec. 2, ‘The offense shall be deemed to have been committed in the county Where the lands are situated uyon which the ‘tailings have beea run or permitted to run. Sec. 3. This Act shall be in force from and after its passage. The author of this bill did net leave bis intention in doubt. He intends the absolute suppression of all kinds’ of mining. This bill éxplains the intent, also, of the two foriner: qhes. ‘They ali mean to outlaw a pursuit in which many millions,of capital are embarked, ou which depends the daily bread of scores.of thousands of people, and which is the main induatry of a fourth of the counties ofthe “State. To be sure, that the. desperate criminals who-extract gold by the various processes of mining shall be punished by fine and imprisonment, they are to be ‘tried’ remote from their mines, at 4 distance from their witnesses, where no element, of prejudice and unfairness shall be want‘ing. A-quartg mill owner in. Plumas : ~Snediment on low lands, in the hd can be dragged down to Solano or Contra Coata county, aud there put in jail for sixamonths. How can he: show that the. maddy * water that leaves his willis motthe muddy yeter that settles in the édge ofa ° swamp? He miiddies water and is runs down, bill, bt Why do not these howlers about haysyete. , estimate the fact that th Gransevipt, ning Recess till Tuesday. noted __ fm pertior Court. sai Menway, Feb, Oth. _Birdleeye Creek” Gold: “Mining ~Co. va. Nevada. Hydeaulic Mining Co. Injunction “bond herstofore given by plaintiff to defendant surrenddred’ to plaintifigor cancellation. “Cause Alpha Mining Co. This cause having been heretofore dismissed, the Clerk is ordered: to deliver to plaintiff the undertakng ov injanctioa given by plaintiff to defendang. aii cali *, Sampson Thomas vs. John Fogerty.) Came up ga epasidetation 0 plaintiff's demurrer to defendants taken under advisement. oe Nent. Blane Mining Co, vs.J. F. DeHaur. Camé up on motion for in: gued and submitted. angles Elijah Hothersall vs. Pioneer -Reduction Co. Judgment as. prayed for 50 days. Wilhains vs. Williams. Plaintiff ordered to pay defendant $50 as alimony, and $50 as counsel fee. The Scheol-beok Qucstion. . Agents for Bencroft's and Appleton's series of ‘text-books . appeared before the Board of Education , of calewlated to ‘secure uniformity of books in al theschools of the county, as provided for by the new Constitution. The local Board were to meet again last evening to take further action in the premises. ee es Does. Not Pan Out Wey. “Some time since the Transcrirt the erection of reduction yorks at the. Stockbridge quarry . pear Colfax for the purposes of exjracting gold from “the soapstone, which was found by experimental e jnachinery did not op. metal. have scientists at work endeavoring . residence-on~High~ street; —in--this-Allison Mine Relocated. . Hicks have relocated the old Allison mine on Selby Flat. Some ten years ago a shaft 120 feet deep was apnkon peid-—frqw $13 to $35 tom, were taken ont. ~ It. cost sq,much to-haul ‘the ore to mi . in those days tpat th receipts barely covered the expenses, “and_work wag seepended, the hoisting machinery being tiken to the Deadwood mine. ‘The present lorators are among the best Apevia this district. They are sinking a new {. shaft, and have slgeady taken opt about 29 tons of good-looking ‘ape answer = Argued; —aybmitted,end . that shows well in gold, As seon as the weagker settles they will aleo clean out the old shaft, which is said tohave gn eighteen-inch ledge in the. whlch will be ran by water. A pressure of }20 feet’can be obtained with 500 feet Of pipe: The development of this property will be, watched n’ the . far . ordered. Stay of proceedings} witha great dea), of interest. Death of Mrs. A. H. Parker. . Mrs. Elizabeth J. Parker, wife of A. H. Parker, died at the family city, at about 6 o'clock on Sunday evening, after a lingering illness of near'y four years. During the last two years she has been entirely helpleks; having to be. carried aboat like this ‘city Saturday evening, . avd) an infant. She bore her sufferings urged the immediate adoption of one with: ebvistian -fortitude, and paor the other for use in the public) tiently waited for the. time wher schools here.--The subject. was tak-. her spirlt should be liberated from pn under advigement by the Board, . its diseased tenement, and find eterwho appointed a committee cf two/nal rest. Kind hands administered to confer -with-the Grass Valley . to her relief during the many years Board and settle upon some plan . of her sickgess,who made her as comfortable.as was possible. She was. the daughter ot J.P, Novay,of Pleasant Valley, and leaves a father, mother, sisters, braghers, husband and three children, pesidesa large circle of frieuds to mgurn her demise. ‘The funeral will take place from the Methodist church, of which she was a member, this morning at 10 o'clock. —S —— Jrerking Dry Plager Digagings. The Bulletim says; -“‘A model of a new machine for wouking-dry placer diggings is op exhibition ia Sah Francisco. Theinventor glaims that it 5Oc per cubic yard at a,profit gf $21 . ; per 100, cubic yards or, 150 tons, log-sawing. Meantime the company . chine would pay for itself in less than rration. bee. a a month. It is to be hoped that it farmers are responsible for ‘much of} and they appear confident of sus-. parding the efficady of that apparait? There iano turf in this State to keep p'owed soil, Orany other soil, from washing into, “the rivers . and bays. Our heavy rains cit great trenches in the hills and valley lands, and millions of cubjc.feet wash into the water courses.” Forall this the miner is cursed, though he “has no agency in it. Thus he is blamed for the filling up in front.of Mare Island, which is at the mouth of Napa creek, where only debris from farming and. nature’s operations cause the filling. We presume such a bill 8 we have printed above cannot become ceiling. Witty the spirits. Thisand ta-morrow evenings,Chas, ) Read, who. has thereputgyion of be! ing America's leading exposer of spiritualigny will appearat the Thea tre in thiscity. ’ He has had 25 years experience with. the principgl . mediums of the world, and. successfally duplicates all the ‘‘manifestations” which ha: ¢ won.them: auch. éminent reputation." Mr. Read advertiges, thatchis entertainment ‘will be devoid of all features that ard calculated to’ wel M,, It, would be too niueh to sup-. offend the most sensitive. He has a pose that any Legislature would try to af once turn toacrime a business that haa,bean followed, with. ppblie approval, fortwenty-five yegrs, and whizh-ia thesupport of a populous part of the State, anda great financial aid te the whiole of it. To attampt, to pga auch’a bill is an offense against publie decency. ‘There “is “but one step after that, and that is to forbid all mining under the pain ’ of felony. Pies, cae a a Ain ARNE ge Last Year's Preductien. . The Bulletin gives.thea amount of gold produced in 1879, by a number of the leading mines. of the State. ‘Lhe figures are said to. he reliable in mest inetancce, although oocasian: ally an estimate bas been relied, up” The foliowing. im Newada performed in all the leading cities of, the United States, and never fails fo draw crowded houses. — —— ‘ Will Inveat Mere. . Tag Julian mine, near Nevecastle has been sold by August H. Schnabel to A. B. Jqbnson of Waghington, D.C., for the tzansaction, it will. be remembetes visited Nevada City ip company with several thers last: week for the purpose of inspecting the. mines lof this vicinity. ‘Rhey exepressed themselves int the. highest teryns. concerning the ptomusing outloak here, and in case they can get holdiof any desirable local, claims at reasonable rates will devote a good share of capital and attention to Nevada district. > z on, county are mentioned: aa . Idahe, quattd:..+40++ $492,535 ereeaee test ~Miltompgravel. 6. ee 462,758} A very favorable strike of free Murchia, quartz (4 m’tha). . 37,200 North Bioomteld, gravel. 331,760 Pittsburg, quartz..+ 62,100 The Placer Argus. — Brother, Fanton, who recent! y dis eardel the patgmt. inside . of his Placer Argus aud now has the entire paper set ap and printed by ‘home labor, ought to be “gratified with the result. His paper has improved a hundred per aent. in, interest and appearance since the change, and is now second to ao dacal weekly paper hereabouta. es gold and sulpliuret ore was made in one of the parallet-veins of the Ironclad mine at Rough and Ready last Friday. Highly satisfactory reports regarding the general developments in that claim continue to come to town through reliable sources, The Willard process of reduction recently introduced is said to be working with good results, and the ewngr contemplates soon adding 25 mare stamps to the five now in operation. full” how could he Ir “old dog Trays even, faitheTray. 2 tus, whate~er it may ‘bey Aas long? ago as 1850-1, gold-hunters atillliving with blapkcts, but gnly in. phenomepay wageseven. The Tuanscrr would like-tz,hear fpom those gravel miners, if there be apy in this sectried tion, Jwho lave tmed dry-washi, with otter pa Ha Fast to rel lish. the. results of their experimente. Blasting by Blcetrietiy. may epyear, firing blasts by. electyir city has.only lately been introduced ment in, mechanioa}-appliapce. portaining to mining bag. adopted on the Comatogk. ag. soon as ~introduced of invented;; but the comparatively old principle of ‘firing blasts by electricity has been ignored untii lately, and the unsafe, crude method $200,000, ‘The paxties to} of biaskingby fuse adhered — to, There willbe fewer blasting accidents. when all the mines adopt electricity: as a means of fuse-firing. Is is no& only safer. than, firi Bus is more speedy and eonnomical, The Carson Appeal in a recent iswe ge ap — of a Chinese ew Year's eclebration in that place, and says the minister, Rev. Ching Ching Cowe ‘was recently driven out of Truckee for’ too intimate relations with the females of hisflock. .Weindignantly deny the. assertion. _ China New Year's hasn't commenced yet, and Ching Ching Cowe never lived here. This insidfas attempt £0 fasteri Beecherism on Truckee 18 unbepean . high morality and usual irness e A reporter. —Truckee Repabtice The Priatiag Contract. The Supervisors of Nevada county have awarded the contract for the county advertising to the Foothill Fidings and the eontract for the printing of a blanks to H. §. yrocker & Co:,'of Sacramento. For this act of sending public work to Nevada county should ride their Su\fjeers Herald, Feb. 7th, _ Peter Eddy, John Rodda and T. it, ad seven or eight.grrshings thatheretgay they tzyied dry-washing; ~ ; ogg: cp Parker, nally rich places ceujd it he nade to . Fer, of this ity, An exchange says:, Strange am ite) it the Post Oifice, Sacramento, that.can be done at home about as cheap, the papers of rvisors out of office ona rail,— Another Strik e Reported” urer of the. Bl Capitan company. rich.in sulgburetea.was struck .Sundayin the 150 level. of that ntinc, says it hasbeen opehéd up for ten or ad twelve feet, and that it is running regu ‘ar in.quality and widening;also+ that the ledge runs in a southerly direction and pitches e¢st. Public Documents. Ser.ator George* has placed us under, many obligations by sending a large assortment of Senate_Jalls to. this office. One of them—Enos on of —over100,099 -inhabitants—<entains one hundred pages. ___. There is no accounting for the strange thoughts that often occupy the minds of little folks. Thisis a smart little boy'story, but of a pretty four year old miss, daughter ofan up town draggist. 4 “Papa,” said the little one, after the appearance of haying been reflecting on aserious subject, ‘What have you done to that naughty boy who frowed mud on our Windows?""~ ‘Oh, nothing, child; but why do you ask?” : Pcs “Boeause, because he ought to be putted into a newspaper office.” “A newspaper office! And why there, my daughter?” ~ “Because he woukd have to work so hard. I'd put him into a newspaper office and make him stay there every day and every night for a whole month,” ‘Oh, poor dear baby, none other joyous, free life of the «newspaper nan with that of penal servitude. ie Ewe Great Men Fooled. There is p whole literature of anecdotes tending to illustrate absentmindedness of great men. The trait in question, however, is not.an evideisee of weakness. The absence of the mind in one quarter is proof often of ita active and, powerful presence in another. The ‘best and latest story on the subject comes tous from. Paris by way of New York, It seems. lthat Littre and Robin were engaged in the preparation of a ‘‘Dictionary: ble, one afthem feeling an itching sensation. in his leg, laid down his crushings at™Grass Valley to con-} win) work i ieldi ly pen and scratched ,pis companion’ tain sista “cd the. vaocions will work placer minegyielding only },pen and ser his panion’s . limb instead of hisown. The latter feeling his leg scratched concluded that he was scratching if -himse:f, hers ~j ‘ = on need which is the daily capacity of a $1,-{ and laid down his pen in order to deused in runniag 1 en evoted £0 . 009 machine. At this-rate the ma. } Vote himself exclusively to the, op; 67 An.eat joke: To ask » friend to devise sottie means by which, the. . : : . : : will do-all the invengor claims for it.” to.dine with you at. arestaurant, and soapstone can be worked profitably, . y4og¢ miners will-be incredulous re-. then-leave bien to_pay for_his own dinner. SS eee : BSED. In Nevada City, Febrnary 8th, 1880, Mrs. wife 9! Andrew H. Paraged 88 years and 3 months. The funera§ will take place from. morning, at 10 o'clock. . Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invitAdvertised Letters. ‘The following is x lise of letters remaining Nevada City. for the week ending Febuary 9, 1880. Persons ing tor any of these letters will ploase say “advertised.” : ; J. 8. Honanoon, P. M, Bacon J H Christopher Nickolas — Kate Franhime Josephine oodell Miss ¥ F Germain JG : Harri, Mary Hitz yrs Johan Jones KR R Jenkinw:Alfred Jennings Miss Netti Irwin John : Massie Mre ME Manuel P C fv Ld Kobinson Joseph W = y Thos Smith WE Yat! Lena . jis. "Held for Postage: A.C; Bloss, Secretary’ dnd "TreasTeporte that.» fiftysimch ledge of ore 1J0 feet sough of: $hesincline. He}, could have thought of associating the }pf Medicine.” Once, while they were . ‘seated side:by side at the same ta. NESS, such as Modern Miracies, Sptrthe Methodist Church this Tuesday . The Great Australian \ Is the Only Sure Cure for Cee RR ARRAS? rm eH Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, XD ALL LUNG AND THROAT DIseases that is known. I ‘guarantee a Sire and Effectuat Cure or money-tefunded: This Syrup gives almost instant relief. Partigs troubled with these aggravated diseases ghou(d give’ this WONDEKFUL SYRUP a} trial and be convinced. Here I give a few of the many Testimonials: This is 40 certify that I have been troubled with the Consumption for ten years, and one tottle of Mr. Kerr’s Syrup has stopped my ‘cough altogether. — WILLIAM Ropeers, No, 1 Neakstreet, between Mill and Auburn streets.This is tocertify to having used Kerr's wonderful Syruy for consamption aad find it isthe salt thd sthat has relieved me of my cough and tiekling in the throat that Lhave ever come across. I have t: fed every classification of cities and opa pties posh TAWEs BUCHANAN, . Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley. for my littlegirl. She had a Cough Syru = “tor-ainenths and-2 doses—curr Whea every th on avail. Mns. S.D. Heatu, . Propietress New Boston Restaurant, Mill St. -between Main and Neal Streets. : Mrs. A. E. Baird, who resides on Auburn Street, near Leach's lumber. yard, says the sameé of Kerr's Syrup as the above testimonials. Mrs.Coulton, on Ophir Hill, also tes tifies to the wonderful curative properties of Kerr's Syrup. Sure Curé or Money -Setunded in Every Instance. All orders left or sent to Post Office Box Price per Bettie 50 Centa: _ Sent cash on delivery toany part of the United States. 8. Re KERR, . feb 10 Proprieror, Annual Meeting. HE Annual deeting of the Deadwood Gold Mining, iy; will be held at the Gompany's Olfice, Main Street, on Tuesday, Feb. 24th, 1880, At2 o'clock, P. M., for the transaction of the statutory business, Signed.) GEO. E. TURNER, R. B. Syxweton, Secretary. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 1880. President. NEVADA _THEATRE. Tuesday -& Wednesday Eves. _Februaty 10thand ilth A STARTLING Entertainment! A* Evening with the’Spirite, being a Grand Expose —Or—MEDIUMISTIC TONEY AND AD Named by Prof. Louis Agassiz, “That Mysterious Man.” 4£a7 Mr. Read hay had 25 years’ experience with all the most noted pretended Mediums, and wil SEXO a bright light all their DEEDS Dba. itual Phenomena, Physical Maniifestations, Muatcrializatien, Siade’s Sinte Writing. Adthiosign 60 cents. Children half-price. Chiropedist, Manigure —aND— cit . Dermatologist de Paris, Warts andVirinkles. pails almond shape. , . Misé Mary ECare Mare Island Vallejo. maria THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. > R Jadkaoa Colin WN White San Juan ~~ L Powell Gras Yau M Powell Grats Valley C Jacobs & w Na Fr D Beveron city M Dumler Quek Hil 8 . a iano Col H pe zonatonh Vv may ~ % clntyre af boyd, J,Bea pak ih Caref ingston cit T Byrnes cit v J Byrne city . : oom, Hi Bissert do, J Bhaunen Blue Tene M Skehan W Morris Blue Tent W. Huling 8 il J Tryon. Smartsville A Alverson YOu Bet G Coppers Moores Flat G Felton Moore Fix R Hayes Moores FlatJ Whiting eity Yesterday's ‘Aavbeeiie At _ THE NATIONAL-HOTEL, : NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Prepricter. W Dibble Gra Valle J Dickson Sae Juan W Carlton city F Guild cityW Wear city *R Stout city A alverson You Bet E Thomas city J Ruply city D.Smith sity T Thorntea 8aa Fra J Giasson G Powers Blue Tent Wm Kirkham Blue Ten xM Poneh Regen ry Albert San Francisc J White San 1.uffman ds + B Satterfield Vi Cit S Blackwell Snow Point i rass Valley W Carter Grasx Val E Morrison San Francis ‘RATED. premensntnie e for Excegsive Perspiratian. : gga a . Corns, Bunyomaand.isgrewing Nails. instantiy removed, — : Highes«Testiménialson application. ies or Gents can be attended. at. regidence by sending address to : Nevada City, Jan, 8,380.0 . SAMUEL JELLY, Watchmaker, ai’ . WORK, SILVER'. Fifth, owth, Bide, Bacramento. ARTIGULAR ATTENTION GIVEN PMARUracrunine JEWELY, “AnD AIRING 6L WATCHES, JELBLY, Mite. A guara’ q $ 00 a day at home made by the industrious, Capital nat, required’; we willstart: you, Men, women boys and girls make money faster at work for us than atanything else. The work is light and pleasant, such as any one can go right at. Those whoare wise who see this notice will send us their addresses at once and see for themselves. . Costly. Outfit — A MONTH ntecd. $12 L Height San Frane J Davie San Juan and terms free. N: th 1. Ferguson Qua Hi J Holland Round Mount ome at work ore ving :. chaos J Byrnes — ‘ . Address TRUE & OD. Augusta, Me. “This is to certify to having used Kerr's} ling ¢léé was of-noy;™ Sit C,H. READ, get tne Lqust bajuny ro oe ge Ne Hair Shampooed and pievented from Fall . . uu ' "hin benutified, Hands made white, finger . WATCHES, DIA-!* Desirable Residence, for Sale Fe The valuable property situated 6; ; fh PROSRECT HIGL, NEVADA crry ‘how oceupied by Geo. A. Church, is offer, A Valnable Water Right the Property. i ih ae ‘For particulars enquire of -®. GHAPLIN,. . Welt gtot's stable. f5-1m v 9 f . -e« { ; Ayer’s vaaquoian For * Purifying the "Blood. Saeed This compotmg of the yegetable Fo Mreratives, Sey. —— ee » and > Mandtake, with B= the lodides of _ «Potash and Iron “giakeys most series of complaints which are very previ. lent and afflieting. It purifies the blood Purges out the hurling humors in thie evs. tem, that undermine health and. settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin . are the appearance on the surface of humors that should b¢ expelled from the blood, {n. ternal derengements are the determination of these same humors to some internal or. BSF ewe No. 988 Grass Valley wii be promptly attond~-. gan. or organs, whose action they derange, and whose substance they disease and de. stroy. Ayer’s Sarsaparilia expels these humors from the blood. When they are gone. the disorders thoy produce disappear, such as ULcerations or Tre Liver, Stomacn,Kipyeys, Lunes. Excrrions, axp Excrnios Diszasks OF THE SKIN, St. ANTHONY'S Finn, Rose on Eiiysrrevas, Pimetes, Prercuts, Brorcnes, Botts, Tumors, Terrer anv &atr Rurvuy;-ScaspHeap; Rixa Warm, Uncens AND Sores, RHEUMATIBM, NgvRALon, Pains }rx THE Boxes, Sipe axp’ Heap, Femae . WEAKNESS, Steritiry, LUcoRRH@A AnRIsixg FROM INTEANAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE Disgases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia.’ EMACIATION axp General Desinity. With their departure health returns. __ an PREPARED BT DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Soup By ALL Dreceaists AND, Draurrs iy Mxviciwe. 13-3m Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The Regular Mail Steamers tor Victeria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Menth, at 12 .o’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C,, Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. _Second_Class Fare, $10. TO EITHER PORT:. Connect-at Tacoma with Northera Pacific Railroad for YPWortianad, Oresow,. And at Seattle with Local Steamers for SKAGIT, RIVER, and MINES: Tickets issued for.Centraland South America, New, York, Europe, Japan, China and Austra-. lia. ! WILLIAMS, DIMOND 4 C6. gj General Agetité San Francieco. DR. S: M. HARRIS, (@6 Gross Valley.) i= DENTIST. Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL STOCK ie as BOOTS —AND— Has just bean received by . Cor. Commercial and Main Street,Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes _ and Gaiters. ‘A large stock of Gents’ Fine Cali, Kip and Nail Boots, Gent's, Ladies, Misses and Children's Overshoes, and Alastras.-Ladies and Gent's Slippers, of kinds. : e ae, _. Freneh Shoe Dressing . For Ladies and Children’s Shoes—s ~ large lot just received, and warlranted to crack the leather. all or —,, ~~ HE DAI NEVADA ——'the Lente Lent signifie The pede Valley came Cause: Lac C. E. Mal District Dey UW. fof, The Unio: of Grass Va Leap Year } The Oak! Grass Valle} nent of thr _ Dr.8. M. ~ and propose establishmie John T. the proceed fore enter $549 50; . proceeds, $ A prison day afterno extingtishe harm had b The reacl Mining Cc Sunday wh woods to #1 driver wer The San trath whe: City 18. said aud extens uf any tow. Josiah F wery store j Valley Sar his team in stable. W vue untied around on site the M tubbish wz wnd.one ef broken, J hillit. TF —_—— Rey. Dr. San Feo Read’s Kx; Rey. Dr. G Vakland, 2: ne thaf/in (iod-send t flicted wi sider your’ the most w lever saw, may, do as to as you-d Rey, Dr, Chaplain a mechanica spitualigm ed.” Rev. of the kin heartily o ublic ag 1 cir atten JA. Brun assure you hat your: tertaine xhidition, lar strain, Allemant, will give querade C of Februa Hall, days, B: arrangem: Cha: Alex. § has made W oodbur 0., Sac ith fres ‘howder hing at S) A part etween . ore, T at this nd Senti Pwh oat RD"s, tr Ne Sarre

i ene ee ¥ os i] i k I . -Bhe Daily NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Tuesday. Febraary, 10th. 1889. . Mining « Misdemeanor, We called the attention of ourSen-} “— ae : i Conrad Grissel vs. ators and Assemblymen recently to two bills that had beea introdaced into the Senate to prevent the proseention of mining. It then occurred tous that all that was necessary to gdd’to these bills was one “making any’ kind of mining acriminalofiense, It seems the same idea occutred “to tse author-of the bills in_question.for < Y people ‘2 resented in Sehate and Assembly, do we 5 ws : 2 An Act te--preventthe run “= "S of tailing ie ee sotger eae Sia of the State of California, rep. tervéention of certain parties. he followed them up with another, asfollows: enact ag fe}lowst Section. 1. Every person who ‘rans o¢ permits “to run from any ine, ‘tailings or debris upol land of anothor, is guilty of @ ‘misdemeanor, and ypenegavictian thereof ‘shall be punished by a fine of five hundred dollars ahd: by imprison: . ment in‘ the County Jail tor. six"Sec. 2, ‘The offense shall be deemed to have been committed in the county Where the lands are situated uyon which the ‘tailings have beea run or permitted to run. Sec. 3. This Act shall be in force from and after its passage. The author of this bill did net leave bis intention in doubt. He intends the absolute suppression of all kinds’ of mining. This bill éxplains the intent, also, of the two foriner: qhes. ‘They ali mean to outlaw a pursuit in which many millions,of capital are embarked, ou which depends the daily bread of scores.of thousands of people, and which is the main induatry of a fourth of the counties ofthe “State. To be sure, that the. desperate criminals who-extract gold by the various processes of mining shall be punished by fine and imprisonment, they are to be ‘tried’ remote from their mines, at 4 distance from their witnesses, where no element, of prejudice and unfairness shall be want‘ing. A-quartg mill owner in. Plumas : ~Snediment on low lands, in the hd can be dragged down to Solano or Contra Coata county, aud there put in jail for sixamonths. How can he: show that the. maddy * water that leaves his willis motthe muddy yeter that settles in the édge ofa ° swamp? He miiddies water and is runs down, bill, bt Why do not these howlers about haysyete. , estimate the fact that th Gransevipt, ning Recess till Tuesday. noted __ fm pertior Court. sai Menway, Feb, Oth. _Birdleeye Creek” Gold: “Mining ~Co. va. Nevada. Hydeaulic Mining Co. Injunction “bond herstofore given by plaintiff to defendant surrenddred’ to plaintifigor cancellation. “Cause Alpha Mining Co. This cause having been heretofore dismissed, the Clerk is ordered: to deliver to plaintiff the undertakng ov injanctioa given by plaintiff to defendang. aii cali *, Sampson Thomas vs. John Fogerty.) Came up ga epasidetation 0 plaintiff's demurrer to defendants taken under advisement. oe Nent. Blane Mining Co, vs.J. F. DeHaur. Camé up on motion for in: gued and submitted. angles Elijah Hothersall vs. Pioneer -Reduction Co. Judgment as. prayed for 50 days. Wilhains vs. Williams. Plaintiff ordered to pay defendant $50 as alimony, and $50 as counsel fee. The Scheol-beok Qucstion. . Agents for Bencroft's and Appleton's series of ‘text-books . appeared before the Board of Education , of calewlated to ‘secure uniformity of books in al theschools of the county, as provided for by the new Constitution. The local Board were to meet again last evening to take further action in the premises. ee es Does. Not Pan Out Wey. “Some time since the Transcrirt the erection of reduction yorks at the. Stockbridge quarry . pear Colfax for the purposes of exjracting gold from “the soapstone, which was found by experimental e jnachinery did not op. metal. have scientists at work endeavoring . residence-on~High~ street; —in--this-Allison Mine Relocated. . Hicks have relocated the old Allison mine on Selby Flat. Some ten years ago a shaft 120 feet deep was apnkon peid-—frqw $13 to $35 tom, were taken ont. ~ It. cost sq,much to-haul ‘the ore to mi . in those days tpat th receipts barely covered the expenses, “and_work wag seepended, the hoisting machinery being tiken to the Deadwood mine. ‘The present lorators are among the best Apevia this district. They are sinking a new {. shaft, and have slgeady taken opt about 29 tons of good-looking ‘ape answer = Argued; —aybmitted,end . that shows well in gold, As seon as the weagker settles they will aleo clean out the old shaft, which is said tohave gn eighteen-inch ledge in the. whlch will be ran by water. A pressure of }20 feet’can be obtained with 500 feet Of pipe: The development of this property will be, watched n’ the . far . ordered. Stay of proceedings} witha great dea), of interest. Death of Mrs. A. H. Parker. . Mrs. Elizabeth J. Parker, wife of A. H. Parker, died at the family city, at about 6 o'clock on Sunday evening, after a lingering illness of near'y four years. During the last two years she has been entirely helpleks; having to be. carried aboat like this ‘city Saturday evening, . avd) an infant. She bore her sufferings urged the immediate adoption of one with: ebvistian -fortitude, and paor the other for use in the public) tiently waited for the. time wher schools here.--The subject. was tak-. her spirlt should be liberated from pn under advigement by the Board, . its diseased tenement, and find eterwho appointed a committee cf two/nal rest. Kind hands administered to confer -with-the Grass Valley . to her relief during the many years Board and settle upon some plan . of her sickgess,who made her as comfortable.as was possible. She was. the daughter ot J.P, Novay,of Pleasant Valley, and leaves a father, mother, sisters, braghers, husband and three children, pesidesa large circle of frieuds to mgurn her demise. ‘The funeral will take place from the Methodist church, of which she was a member, this morning at 10 o'clock. —S —— Jrerking Dry Plager Digagings. The Bulletim says; -“‘A model of a new machine for wouking-dry placer diggings is op exhibition ia Sah Francisco. Theinventor glaims that it 5Oc per cubic yard at a,profit gf $21 . ; per 100, cubic yards or, 150 tons, log-sawing. Meantime the company . chine would pay for itself in less than rration. bee. a a month. It is to be hoped that it farmers are responsible for ‘much of} and they appear confident of sus-. parding the efficady of that apparait? There iano turf in this State to keep p'owed soil, Orany other soil, from washing into, “the rivers . and bays. Our heavy rains cit great trenches in the hills and valley lands, and millions of cubjc.feet wash into the water courses.” Forall this the miner is cursed, though he “has no agency in it. Thus he is blamed for the filling up in front.of Mare Island, which is at the mouth of Napa creek, where only debris from farming and. nature’s operations cause the filling. We presume such a bill 8 we have printed above cannot become ceiling. Witty the spirits. Thisand ta-morrow evenings,Chas, ) Read, who. has thereputgyion of be! ing America's leading exposer of spiritualigny will appearat the Thea tre in thiscity. ’ He has had 25 years experience with. the principgl . mediums of the world, and. successfally duplicates all the ‘‘manifestations” which ha: ¢ won.them: auch. éminent reputation.." Mr. Read advertiges, thatchis entertainment ‘will be devoid of all features that ard calculated to’ wel M,, It, would be too niueh to sup-. offend the most sensitive. He has a pose that any Legislature would try to af once turn toacrime a business that haa,bean followed, with. ppblie approval, fortwenty-five yegrs, and whizh-ia thesupport of a populous part of the State, anda great financial aid te the whiole of it. To attampt, to pga auch’a bill is an offense against publie decency. ‘There “is “but one step after that, and that is to forbid all mining under the pain ’ of felony. Pies, cae a a Ain ARNE ge Last Year's Preductien. . The Bulletin gives.thea amount of gold produced in 1879, by a number of the leading mines. of the State. ‘Lhe figures are said to. he reliable in mest inetancce, although oocasian: ally an estimate bas been relied, up” The foliowing. im Newada performed in all the leading cities of, the United States, and never fails fo draw crowded houses. — —— ‘ Will Inveat Mere. . Tag Julian mine, near Nevecastle has been sold by August H. Schnabel to A. B. Jqbnson of Waghington, D.C., for the tzansaction, it will. be remembetes visited Nevada City ip company with several thers last: week for the purpose of inspecting the. mines lof this vicinity. ‘Rhey exepressed themselves int the. highest teryns. concerning the ptomusing outloak here, and in case they can get holdiof any desirable local, claims at reasonable rates will devote a good share of capital and attention to Nevada district. > z on, county are mentioned: aa . Idahe, quattd:....+40++ $492,535 ereeaee test ~Miltompgravel. 6.. ee 462,758} A very favorable strike of free Murchia, quartz (4 m’tha). . 37,200 North Bioomteld, gravel.. 331,760 Pittsburg, quartz....+ 62,100 The Placer Argus. — Brother, Fanton, who recent! y dis eardel the patgmt. inside . of his Placer Argus aud now has the entire paper set ap and printed by ‘home labor, ought to be “gratified with the result. His paper has improved a hundred per aent. in, interest and appearance since the change, and is now second to ao dacal weekly paper hereabouta. es gold and sulpliuret ore was made in one of the parallet-veins of the Ironclad mine at Rough and Ready last Friday. Highly satisfactory reports regarding the general developments in that claim continue to come to town through reliable sources, The Willard process of reduction recently introduced is said to be working with good results, and the ewngr contemplates soon adding 25 mare stamps to the five now in operation. full” how could he Ir “old dog Trays even, faitheTray. 2 tus, whate~er it may ‘bey Aas long? ago as 1850-1, gold-hunters atillliving with blapkcts, but gnly in. phenomepay wageseven. The Tuanscrr would like-tz,hear fpom those gravel miners, if there be apy in this sectried tion, Jwho lave tmed dry-washi, with otter pa Ha Fast to rel lish. the. results of their experimente. Blasting by Blcetrietiy. may epyear, firing blasts by. electyir city has.only lately been introduced ment in, mechanioa}-appliapce. portaining to mining bag. adopted on the Comatogk. ag. soon as ~introduced of invented;; but the comparatively old principle of ‘firing blasts by electricity has been ignored untii lately, and the unsafe, crude method $200,000, ‘The paxties to} of biaskingby fuse adhered — to, There willbe fewer blasting accidents. when all the mines adopt electricity: as a means of fuse-firing. Is is no& only safer. than, firi Bus is more speedy and eonnomical, The Carson Appeal in a recent iswe ge ap — of a Chinese ew Year's eclebration in that place, and says the minister, Rev. Ching Ching Cowe ‘was recently driven out of Truckee for’ too intimate relations with the females of hisflock. .Weindignantly deny the. assertion. _ China New Year's hasn't commenced yet, and Ching Ching Cowe never lived here. This insidfas attempt £0 fasteri Beecherism on Truckee 18 unbepean . high morality and usual irness e A reporter. —Truckee Repabtice The Priatiag Contract. The Supervisors of Nevada county have awarded the contract for the county advertising to the Foothill Fidings and the eontract for the printing of a blanks to H. §. yrocker & Co:,'of Sacramento. For this act of sending public work to Nevada county should ride their Su\fjeers Herald, Feb. 7th, _ Peter Eddy, John Rodda and T. it, ad seven or eight.grrshings thatheretgay they tzyied dry-washing; ~ ; ogg: cp Parker, nally rich places ceujd it he nade to . Fer, of this ity, An exchange says:, Strange am ite) it the Post Oifice, Sacramento, that.can be done at home about as cheap, the papers of rvisors out of office ona rail,— Another Strik e Reported” urer of the. Bl Capitan company. rich.in sulgburetea.was struck .Sundayin the 150 level. of that ntinc, says it hasbeen opehéd up for ten or ad twelve feet, and that it is running regu ‘ar in.quality and widening;also+ that the ledge runs in a southerly direction and pitches e¢st. Public Documents. Ser.ator George* has placed us under, many obligations by sending a large assortment of Senate_Jalls to. this office. One of them—Enos on of —over100,099 -inhabitants—<entains one hundred pages. ___.. There is no accounting for the strange thoughts that often occupy the minds of little folks. Thisis a smart little boy'story, but of a pretty four year old miss, daughter ofan up town draggist. 4 “Papa,” said the little one, after the appearance of haying been reflecting on aserious subject, ‘What have you done to that naughty boy who frowed mud on our Windows?""~ ‘Oh, nothing, child; but why do you ask?” : Pcs “Boeause, because he ought to be putted into a newspaper office.” “A newspaper office! And why there, my daughter?” ~ “Because he woukd have to work so hard. I'd put him into a newspaper office and make him stay there every day and every night for a whole month,” ‘Oh, poor dear baby, none other joyous, free life of the «newspaper nan with that of penal servitude. ie Ewe Great Men Fooled. There is p whole literature of anecdotes tending to illustrate absentmindedness of great men. The trait in question, however, is not.an evideisee of weakness. The absence of the mind in one quarter is proof often of ita active and, powerful presence in another. The ‘best and latest story on the subject comes tous from. Paris by way of New York, It seems. lthat Littre and Robin were engaged in the preparation of a ‘‘Dictionary: ble, one afthem feeling an itching sensation. in his leg, laid down his crushings at™Grass Valley to con-} win) work i ieldi ly pen and scratched ,pis companion’ tain sista “cd the. vaocions will work placer minegyielding only },pen and ser his panion’s . limb instead of hisown. The latter feeling his leg scratched concluded that he was scratching if -himse:f, hers ~j ‘ = on need which is the daily capacity of a $1,-{ and laid down his pen in order to deused in runniag 1 en evoted £0 . 009 machine. At this-rate the ma. } Vote himself exclusively to the, op; 67 An.eat joke: To ask » friend to devise sottie means by which, the. . : : . : : will do-all the invengor claims for it.” to.dine with you at. arestaurant, and soapstone can be worked profitably, . y4og¢ miners will-be incredulous re-. then-leave bien to_pay for_his own dinner. SS eee : BSED. In Nevada City, Febrnary 8th, 1880, Mrs.

wife 9! Andrew H. Paraged 88 years and 3 months. The funera§ will take place from. morning, at 10 o'clock. . Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invitAdvertised Letters. ‘The following is x lise of letters remaining Nevada City. for the week ending Febuary 9, 1880. Persons ing tor any of these letters will ploase say “advertised.” : ; J. 8. Honanoon, P. M, Bacon J H Christopher Nickolas — Kate Franhime Josephine oodell Miss ¥ F Germain JG : Harri, Mary Hitz yrs Johan Jones KR R Jenkinw:Alfred Jennings Miss Netti Irwin John : Massie Mre ME Manuel P C fv Ld Kobinson Joseph W = y Thos Smith WE Yat! Lena . jis. "Held for Postage: A.C; Bloss, Secretary’ dnd "TreasTeporte that.» fiftysimch ledge of ore 1J0 feet sough of: $hesincline. He}, could have thought of associating the }pf Medicine.” Once, while they were . ‘seated side:by side at the same ta. NESS, such as Modern Miracies, Sptrthe Methodist Church this Tuesday . The Great Australian \ Is the Only Sure Cure for Cee RR ARRAS? rm eH Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, XD ALL LUNG AND THROAT DIseases that is known. I ‘guarantee a Sire and Effectuat Cure or money-tefunded: This Syrup gives almost instant relief. Partigs troubled with these aggravated diseases ghou(d give’ this WONDEKFUL SYRUP a} trial and be convinced. Here I give a few of the many Testimonials: This is 40 certify that I have been troubled with the Consumption for ten years, and one tottle of Mr. Kerr’s Syrup has stopped my ‘cough altogether. — WILLIAM Ropeers, No, 1 Neakstreet, between Mill and Auburn streets.This is tocertify to having used Kerr's wonderful Syruy for consamption aad find it isthe salt thd sthat has relieved me of my cough and tiekling in the throat that Lhave ever come across. I have t: fed every classification of cities and opa pties posh TAWEs BUCHANAN, . Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley. for my littlegirl. She had a Cough Syru = “tor-ainenths and-2 doses—curr Whea every th on avail. Mns. S.D. Heatu, . Propietress New Boston Restaurant, Mill St. -between Main and Neal Streets. : Mrs. A. E. Baird, who resides on Auburn Street, near Leach's lumber. yard, says the sameé of Kerr's Syrup as the above testimonials. Mrs.Coulton, on Ophir Hill, also tes tifies to the wonderful curative properties of Kerr's Syrup. Sure Curé or Money -Setunded in Every Instance. All orders left or sent to Post Office Box Price per Bettie 50 Centa: _ Sent cash on delivery toany part of the United States. 8. Re KERR, . feb 10 Proprieror, Annual Meeting. HE Annual deeting of the Deadwood Gold Mining, iy; will be held at the Gompany's Olfice, Main Street, on Tuesday, Feb. 24th, 1880, At2 o'clock, P. M., for the transaction of the statutory business, Signed.) GEO. E. TURNER, R. B. Syxweton, Secretary. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 1880. President. NEVADA _THEATRE. Tuesday -& Wednesday Eves. _Februaty 10thand ilth A STARTLING Entertainment! A* Evening with the’Spirite, being a Grand Expose —Or—MEDIUMISTIC TONEY AND AD Named by Prof. Louis Agassiz, “That Mysterious Man.” 4£a7 Mr. Read hay had 25 years’ experience with all the most noted pretended Mediums, and wil SEXO a bright light all their DEEDS Dba. itual Phenomena, Physical Maniifestations, Muatcrializatien, Siade’s Sinte Writing. Adthiosign 60 cents. Children half-price. Chiropedist, Manigure —aND— cit . Dermatologist de Paris, Warts andVirinkles. pails almond shape. , . Misé Mary ECare Mare Island Vallejo. maria THE UNION HOTEL.. NEVADA CITY, CAL. > R Jadkaoa Colin WN White San Juan ~~ L Powell Gras Yau M Powell Grats Valley C Jacobs & w Na Fr D Beveron city M Dumler Quek Hil 8 . a iano Col H pe zonatonh Vv may ~ % clntyre af boyd, J,Bea pak ih Caref ingston cit T Byrnes cit v J Byrne city . : oom, Hi Bissert do, J Bhaunen Blue Tene M Skehan W Morris Blue Tent W. Huling 8 il J Tryon. Smartsville A Alverson YOu Bet G Coppers Moores Flat G Felton Moore Fix R Hayes Moores FlatJ Whiting eity Yesterday's ‘Aavbeeiie At _ THE NATIONAL-HOTEL, : NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Prepricter. W Dibble Gra Valle J Dickson Sae Juan W Carlton city F Guild cityW Wear city *R Stout city A alverson You Bet E Thomas city J Ruply city D.Smith sity T Thorntea 8aa Fra J Giasson G Powers Blue Tent Wm Kirkham Blue Ten xM Poneh Regen ry Albert San Francisc J White San 1.uffman ds + B Satterfield Vi Cit S Blackwell Snow Point i rass Valley W Carter Grasx Val E Morrison San Francis ‘RATED. premensntnie e for Excegsive Perspiratian. : gga a . Corns, Bunyomaand.isgrewing Nails. instantiy removed, — : Highes«Testiménialson application. ies or Gents can be attended. at. regidence by sending address to : Nevada City, Jan, 8,380.0 . SAMUEL JELLY, Watchmaker, ai’ . WORK, SILVER'. Fifth, owth, Bide, Bacramento. ARTIGULAR ATTENTION GIVEN PMARUracrunine JEWELY, “AnD AIRING 6L WATCHES, JELBLY, Mite. A guara’ q $ 00 a day at home made by the industrious, Capital nat, required’; we willstart: you, Men, women boys and girls make money faster at work for us than atanything else. The work is light and pleasant, such as any one can go right at. Those whoare wise who see this notice will send us their addresses at once and see for themselves. . Costly. Outfit — A MONTH ntecd. $12 L Height San Frane J Davie San Juan and terms free. N: th 1. Ferguson Qua Hi J Holland Round Mount ome at work ore ving :. chaos J Byrnes — ‘ . Address TRUE & OD. Augusta, Me. “This is to certify to having used Kerr's} ling ¢léé was of-noy;™ Sit C,H. READ, get tne Lqust bajuny ro oe ge Ne Hair Shampooed and pievented from Fall . . uu ' "hin benutified, Hands made white, finger . WATCHES, DIA-!* Desirable Residence, for Sale Fe The valuable property situated 6; ; fh PROSRECT HIGL, NEVADA crry ‘how oceupied by Geo. A. Church, is offer, A Valnable Water Right the Property. i ih ae ‘For particulars enquire of -®. GHAPLIN,. . Welt gtot's stable. f5-1m v 9 f . -e« { ; Ayer’s vaaquoian For * Purifying the "Blood. Saeed This compotmg of the yegetable Fo Mreratives, Sey. —— ee » and > Mandtake, with B= the lodides of _ «Potash and Iron “giakeys most series of complaints which are very previ. lent and afflieting. It purifies the blood Purges out the hurling humors in thie evs. tem, that undermine health and. settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin . are the appearance on the surface of humors that should b¢ expelled from the blood, {n. ternal derengements are the determination of these same humors to some internal or. BSF ewe No. 988 Grass Valley wii be promptly attond~-. gan. or organs, whose action they derange, and whose substance they disease and de. stroy. Ayer’s Sarsaparilia expels these humors from the blood. When they are gone. the disorders thoy produce disappear, such as ULcerations or Tre Liver, Stomacn,Kipyeys, Lunes. Excrrions, axp Excrnios Diszasks OF THE SKIN, St. ANTHONY'S Finn, Rose on Eiiysrrevas, Pimetes, Prercuts, Brorcnes, Botts, Tumors, Terrer anv &atr Rurvuy;-ScaspHeap; Rixa Warm, Uncens AND Sores, RHEUMATIBM, NgvRALon, Pains }rx THE Boxes, Sipe axp’ Heap, Femae . WEAKNESS, Steritiry, LUcoRRH@A AnRIsixg FROM INTEANAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE Disgases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia.’ EMACIATION axp General Desinity. With their departure health returns. __ an PREPARED BT DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Soup By ALL Dreceaists AND, Draurrs iy Mxviciwe. 13-3m Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The Regular Mail Steamers tor Victeria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Menth, at 12 .o’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C,, Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. _Second_Class Fare, $10. TO EITHER PORT:. Connect-at Tacoma with Northera Pacific Railroad for YPWortianad, Oresow,. And at Seattle with Local Steamers for SKAGIT, RIVER, and MINES: Tickets issued for.Centraland South America, New, York, Europe, Japan, China and Austra-. lia. ! WILLIAMS, DIMOND 4 C6. gj General Agetité San Francieco. DR. S: M. HARRIS, (@6 Gross Valley.) i= DENTIST.. Nevada City. BEAUTIFUL STOCK ie as BOOTS —AND— Has just bean received by . Cor. Commercial and Main Street,Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes _ and Gaiters. ‘A large stock of Gents’ Fine Cali, Kip and Nail Boots, Gent's, Ladies, Misses and Children's Overshoes, and Alastras.-Ladies and Gent's Slippers, of kinds. : e ae, _. Freneh Shoe Dressing . For Ladies and Children’s Shoes—s ~ large lot just received, and warlranted to crack the leather. all or —,, ~~ HE DAI NEVADA ——'the Lente Lent signifie The pede Valley came Cause: Lac C. E. Mal District Dey UW. fof, The Unio: of Grass Va Leap Year } The Oak! Grass Valle} nent of thr _ Dr.8. M. ~ and propose establishmie John T. the proceed fore enter $549 50; . proceeds, $ A prison day afterno extingtishe harm had b The reacl Mining Cc Sunday wh woods to #1 driver wer The San trath whe: City 18. said aud extens uf any tow. Josiah F wery store j Valley Sar his team in stable. W vue untied around on site the M tubbish wz wnd.one ef broken, J hillit. TF —_—— Rey. Dr. San Feo Read’s Kx; Rey. Dr. G Vakland, 2: ne thaf/in (iod-send t flicted wi sider your’ the most w lever saw, may, do as to as you-d Rey, Dr, Chaplain a mechanica spitualigm ed.” Rev. of the kin heartily o ublic ag 1 cir atten JA. Brun assure you hat your: tertaine xhidition, lar strain, Allemant, will give querade C of Februa Hall, days, B: arrangem: Cha: Alex. § has made W oodbur 0., Sac ith fres ‘howder hing at S) A part etween . ore, T at this nd Senti Pwh oat RD"s, tr Ne Sarre