February 13, 1881 (4 pages)

xereS ‘shalt TP hre-attvice-is-eonnd:--—-Miners—and smoothly until after a decision had requires neither ‘brains, good morale, Aftera while he was offered $75,000 “at Masoni: a bee a : oe ustic: Here and There. Romhnees of Mining. . aa : = Ohe Daily Tr 4 cript. ———— i Zashing the a ia a er mf ; oe THE D! ; : ” Grass Vallev has a debating club] If there was not iudubitable proof} The English Government has no. An Arizona correspon ant o the ees NEVADA-CITY, CALIFORMIA. . thst meets once in 80 often at +he-that Parsou Tomlinson of Indianapointention“ef arrestingParnell, it now . Los\Angeles Herald gives something . , aeme a ed Christiardharoh. Tt met there night . lis wrote the fo:lowing, Deacon Stid. . appears. ci of the romance of mining ia that =e Sunday, February 13,1881. . pufsre last, anda Nevada City gen-. }gér of the San Juan Times would/ Jacques Edwerd Garteaux, the dis-. country. He “says: ‘ ix months . es . oman. who was present yesterday . ptobably be acensed of. it by the . tinguished French sculptor and medago a'middle-aged man, a former res‘To-morr “~<4 Sali FritwetseoTaane. gave the TRANSCRIPT reportet what }.young people of Nevada county: alist, is dead. ident-of eee pa a to burro “and don’t ee ‘ Pa . 2 “hoe api ie en OFT 5 ‘ j i Ss > i tains 3 i surported’to be an unbiased history} The Chief of Police of New York. “Eight jurors had been obtain ed in . to go to anta Catarina Moun ; . Anew p The San Francisco Daily Report a a rocesdiige, ‘The subject for . °¥8 that three-fourths of the aban-. the Kalloch murder case up to day . prospecting.’ He sold, the }ther day,}—— che new ab of the 11th instant contains the fol-. °" . Proce ys. 1 doned girls in that city wereruined helove yeaberday a mine. for $13,000, and. has better Pee lowing timely article, and we hope discussion was, ‘‘Resolved, That the . } dancing. Young ladies aliow — ee seas: : : sais : : pane n that every resident of Nevada cuant plea of insanity should be entertain. gentlemen privileges in dancing for The S. F. Post of Fri ay —— POE EI Oe eae: ae Cent front of D sae oes bac 5 a 4 ed in behalf of defendants in murder . Which, if under any other circum-. says: From’ present indications it resident of Los Angeles discovered’ a ly Sey tevarnl Park aven wiil consider careful y the ideas “it sriidac!. Miathoreuiowed alone pretty stances, these gentlemen would be Jooks'a3 if the Debris bill will nét be’ mine in the Dragoon Mountains, and ; ma Wis presents: z } reported as iinproper persons.—-lt repealed. : ‘ kndly paced a friend in the claim. GROCERY STORE gree will . , The Nevada TRANSCRIPT advises the tiners to ‘‘boycott” the newspapers which have -worked against their interests oa the debris question. all who are interested in mining matters aré foolish to furnish” ammuni= tion-to--their _enemies._It__is a strange sight to see _bundreds_and . yaig have foined-the-silent-throag evén thousands of méchaniés, trades men,-clerks, etc., subscribing 'to and supporting a paper or papers which, if they hau their way, would virtually stop hydraulic mining and cut _away al the employment and business they furnish, The miners. believe that if they had come forward and ‘‘seen” the leading newspapers in opposition, there would liavebeen no opposition. There is probably too much truth in this belief, if we are to judge the present by the past. To destroy.a great and growing’ industry fot_the sake of a few farmers and in order to shift-the responsibilty o: “the shoaling of our Bay off the shoulder of the railroatl and on to those of. the miners, would be an act of short sightedness, not rare in California legislation, but most deplorable at the present time. ‘San Fraucisoo canHet live upon> the -agriculvural~ resources of the State and is virtually interested in the settlement of thie debris question se that no damage be . done to the mines. Themining inbythreateniag to pitch the first dis__ dustry is already staggering under . the insane blows which have been dealt it; and it is because capital has been rendered in favor of the negative, when one of the affirmative ity dodge therewere half-a~dozen persons applauding the decision_whoon the other shore several years ago. The Chairman, according to our informant, declared the remark out ef order so far as his own case was con— cerned, This ruling incited a how! of derision, and one of the other m-mbers jumped upon the back of the pew in which he sat "and moved the impeachment of. the. President. The motion was unanimously cartied, He refused to step ‘‘downand out” even after all this, and a man ‘in the back of thewudience got op] and pulling off his coat said / ‘I'll givé -you jest one minnit, Mister, to wacate that air throne.” The impeachen made up his mied'to accept the invitation, and canie down. Isauc Sanks, Jr, presided success— fully the remainder of the evening tutber-ontof the-window-head—first, Thomas H. Carr, a stalwart -schoolspeakers jumped up and insinuated . that if it had not been for the insan=. there was to_be a ball: mix-with-religien any—mere—than-obs-} . dance separate y, aud dancing would ‘shortly be .out of. fashion. nor, religion to bea good dancer. 4dt leads to bad:soviety. -IJ never saw sucha vicious crowd of young men at.our.college as -on_a night when “ftwon't and water will mix. As the love of one increases, the love of the other decreases. How “many eminent’ Christians‘are distinguished dancers? {fherreverent—editor of the Herald, whoas looking over our shoulder, suggests that a large .proportion of eminent Christians are afflicted with. gout or rheumatism.—Ep, TranscripT,] As certain as “the atmos— ph-re around the theremometer at vero will freeze—things, as -certaib as the wind that is beilying the sail will drive the boat, so. certain will dancing freeze the treliyious—senti= meuts out of the soul; it will. drive its devotee away from the. church ; if isa wand that blows in that direction. Nodancing is spoken of in the Bibee that was done by. divine authority. In ancient times, the sexes danced separately. : Aleshol is the “spirit” of beverages.” Take it out and the young men-of the-land would as-s00n seek a beverage in the swi.l-tab “as in the saloon. Sex is the spirit of, the dance. Take it away, and let the sexes Parlor dancing is dangerous, Tippling leads” to drunkenness, aud parlor dancing General Sherman is-said to he opposes putting the latter on the re~ Ltired-tist:— : jealous of General Grant'because he . for it, and on finding the other. halfqwne", discovered ‘he was in an ad-— vanced staze of imtoxication. The TRANSCRIPT: BEGcK, _aAccording.to the . Russo-Afghan correspondence recentlydiscovered, Russia _has ben playing a double gaiwe with England. ae The distress is so great_among the Ural'tribes of Russia that they—are rand leaving the girls to perish. The House Committee on Appro-. and are now engaged in freézing out priatious agreed to report favorably . the wou'd-be millionaire. “Another” the’ bill making ~ an: appropriation . Instance,and I willleave niining mathe . ters. —--—-tmerchant $110, and on coming to pay There is an attempt being made to { his note had only $100. The merimpeach Superior Judge Hatch, of {chant tore up the note, remarking Colusa ‘county, tn ‘the charge of! that -it was all right. drunkenness .and nepotism, the . some claim that-you discover.’ TheySardines, small miner did it, and the ‘claim has since. bee sold for to prosecute the search for the Judge having a son practicing before him. = A Uondon dispatch on CarPyle’s funeral says:-Among--those present were Captain Henry F. Watt of Froude, ‘the ‘historian; Professor Lickle ‘and relatives of the deceased. Dumprieshire will in the future attract even a g.eater throng of pilwhisky-eyed individual,whe. had not put up a dollarin the claiur cot if it’s worth a cent{fhic). ‘Won't sell for $75,000 (hic). Our wives willbe dressed in silk (hic) down in Los Anselling their mple children for grain, . -geles{hic.). The result was the parties bought out the sober partner, -A certain, miuer here owed a ‘Pat me on $40,000.” Wuojsays women don’t.get their ts rights?’ Three men at Saratoga got Livetposl,. Srefesior Tidall, Mey. left at a recent election there. They wanted to. be elected members of the Board of Education, but they had — three ladies as-their-opponents._The+ latter were promptly elected and the . Commer¢ial Street, -~ Nevada: City esas : y. SS Soda Cracke¥s i Bo Mackerel, No, 1, _.per kit 9 20 Mackerel;. siebie’ (Sb, cane ~ z bran, = “per 100 tbs:, 195 WV heat, ».per']00 Ibs, 9 00 K. B. Tea, meh, Japan Teéa,. per lb,, -Crashed Sugar, 7 pounds $j o Brown-suyar, 8 pounds $i gy Peart Barley, 3 Ibs, 25 tg Split Peas, = 13h Best Island Rice; 10 be’ se Harkness Wax Candles, box, : : 36 Oysters, 12 cans i. Corn, 5 cans (1 99 Jelly, 2-pound-cans, 3)“ i cans, 6 cans Sardines, large. cans. 4-cangLemon Peel and Citron, .3 tbs, 10 Tohacco, per lb 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 ths. ; 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3-Ibs., go Dinner Can full of Coitee,5 lbs., 100 Beans, 334 lbs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package, ‘20 cts Corn Starch, 2 packayes, 25 ots, Starch, 2 packayes,__ "25 otsa Prize Mecat Kerosene Oil, por gal 306 do do do 3 val can, 225 Arch Chay Samuel. ern States giad to se cessful re night befo after the there was. The Er einitted -t Court nete Kitts was ner, Mr. 'E Grass Vall gars. _-Aminis ‘on Alt Luc morning, “with him . was “melt he is uot (harley Li “Blaze” in Hon. A. city night drove over -atter—hisdrift) mini thus been seared that’San Francisce . masterfrom Allison-Ranch, was electleads to ungodly balls. Tippling and : f > country saved & eee . Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 ie ’ is one vast mortyage and that the . .ed permanent chairman vice the imparlor dancing sow the wind, and . rims, fer besides ‘the tomb of fais ’ pon sfoaseser atte sabe Frye’s English Cocoa, packet © 5 Sargent a trade of the future is being taken out . peached one. Yesterday he came both reap the whirlwind. Put Ganc-! Burns, it will have the grave of. ' ” ‘ov’ °.%\™: { Washing Pow ler, 3 packages ~ 2h¢, come from of itsuierveless hands in all” direc: on th : ; t 1 left hi ing in the eracible, apply the acids, Carlyle. : = a! Mustard, per bottie, = Te, comes to N tions. San Francisco was built up up 0 e ppreieg ad . ses vers oe verdict oS ahaesiat Doweg the debate on the river aud : Pepper, per bottle, 10c, On Tues ini i Vv. tTurner's st it . morality and religion is: ‘‘'Weighe a we : = dy mining-and will have to stand by . messare gt Tutner’s store for “a -euit . 4 ing.” harbor bill Representative Page, reBi oe -dtant, the mining or go down, >of sheet iron. He -boeght «a pistol and a’bowie at Legg & Shaw’s dur-. in the balance and found wanting.” The Reformed Sinners. ~ ‘ferring to the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, said that wheat lies FOR SALE-CHEAP.£4 Ererything Fresh and warrant ed to be:the Best.cial C.ubyy popular ba Taxing to Kin. / ing the afternoon. If.it does not uy : : ' . ; $ CELE , icé The .B see rain to-day-He says he’s going out to. Whe FreeLance says':—The Febrotting beside the railroad tracks for A PWELLING IN — dee ee eee ar ae aa iihs Graded h ‘}ruary Abstemious Club still holds . the want of nayigable improvements Thistledew Whisky a aes rounds to get the range of Good Repair, on the BMCHOW WT GINA, extended, ~ tblest tinanciai organs published ‘in the country, truthfully arraigns one af the evil featuresof California'snew of time. Taxing for necessa’y’ rethat pisto!. Next Friday evening he will be installed in his office, and Brewing Company, held Thursday its own. Nota member has: been lost’; not .ong.Kts*veen thrown. over briety and go at least through on the rivers of the State, ‘which should be capable of bearing the commerce of the Pacific Coast emof the Mississippi river. This 're—Red Dog Road, beFor family and medicinal purposes, has been e __rely upon dancing se constitution: it Galfer Brest things -are-expected-of him inj he fencer=3t—ishinted thet the} cf ; ond Pine Grove Cemetery. ALSO AGENT FOR THE This m constiuution regis _— Califor ihe way of mealetaiuing ordecin the Club will celebrate the advent of the . Pite; and in conclusion he announced x a y ee _ This mio ae ine a fe he dearly for her ia Clebd. oak day of March, with a feast, and that, if he lived to assist at the INQUIRE WITHIN 3@ DAYS AT Eclipsé, Sparkling Muscatel, parts for t ea leaks dose — ag Oi ree th race ase ‘that the feast is to be gotten up by a. O'ganization of the next House, he} f12-lm ‘€ITIZEN3 BANK. and Grand Prize week. Hf, apite o cts a Se : : ; . A Nevada © et would labor to procure thé. elect ing the v cessful, and‘to: build up business for jess ahaa opps: oleeter ee) ae ee i f ‘ ‘s k Ys an CHAMPAGNE. novelties Sigs: Peaaciaah whist wan the miracle . At the annual meeting of the Sina that part the a ee lo. © nome man for speaker who wi 2 yi cate an extension on the lead of so. recognize that there is acountry west . Must be Reduced . Richard Roberts ne many ae venue is legitimate; but taxin: to punish, to wreak revenge, and to exat its ottice, No. 415 Sacramento street, San Francisco, the following Board of Trustees was elected to! March. The Club aré about securing a nice and cozy room where they can have rat.onal ant unstimulated mark was greeted with hearty applause by all the members from the Must be Reduced‘t PAT. CLANCY. “ DAN. MORGAN, he sees. § insist that tion to get -He-or-kill, issomething never before i : enjoyment. Nolecturing on--hu-. sections referred to . attempted in this country, and its . Serve for the ensuing year: Wm. . manity will be allowed in that room. M b Red d! COON, SEAMAN. = Pref, H: notable failure in California will be . -Hess, Joseph May, Wm. Hess, Jr., Seema ere Senator Watson Correvts wn Error. ust @ heduced:. . = : and will ix likely to prove a lesson that will for. J.B. Fargo and Henry Voorman, _ A ereneer Seseernewen. esmiaunatoain = coon mt oe P. CLANCY. &. Co., = ~instructior ever satisfy the desire for a similar The report of the. Superintendent The Grass Va ley Union of yester‘E 8. RedcKD-Uniow: Pardon me for troubliag you tocorrect that por O° ecg OVERSTOCKED WITH THE NEVADA CITY. tal’music. experiment in other States, * * and the Secretary upon being read / day says: John Montgomery of Penn . -tion ef my speech found in your last his family * * © Thesystem of multiplied showed a highiy satisfactory. condiValley says that during the late high issue, wherein I am made to say that Fi S er i City his p taxation imposed by hoodlum con. tion of the affairs of the Company . water Squirrel creek reached as high. the mining counties have been and inest tock of. ‘New Firm at the Old Stand. desiring hi stitutioa-making, upon capitaland en. . for the past year. This being the. a point as any time within his exoo oe ee . 8, up P 8 : ; whole tax payed under the deb is to leave terprise, for no ether reason than to first-and only lager beer brewery esyl ihe gps Nags ae hong A hil, ‘. bill. ‘hav would be too gross a mis. . im Bookstore, gratify the revenge of envy, amounts . tablished west of the Rocky mounyet, Hf the Ft pi aati take to allow to go uncorrected. I THE new “rm of P. them at th to nothing less than confiscation, . tains, the experiment bas proved a . ning to start their plows. acinct ee Ce “Her a aes ronmmenged. business on . terme, No such State constitution as the exgrand success and the brew unequala = aig ies water tax is $23,094, and her State . ” AS, ae ae oe rome aie isting one in California can stand, led in quality by aa 2 imported. er and district tax is sufficent to, bring} Ever brought to Nevada City, . to doall kinds of pay Work in the / and the State advance in prosperity Large shipments are continually. be-. The other night Bickels we t. it upto $3,000, The Siate outside ia : — — peg tle ee Sames % and power. Labor and capital can . img madeto Mexico, China, Japan home'and fomud his wife particularly . the district, only pays$242,000. The; Iam determined to sell the) fenced workman, peste. cine cut-ox’¥ a hi ; 5, jp, . aud the Islands, givinz complete sat: . Tetrospective. “She ‘talked of the whole district tax is $50,900. The ‘os gq . Persons having Picksand Drills to repair o nothing except in copartnership. . 904 “he oe etving ast with a tear amd looked. to the. district portion of the-Statate tax is, same at Wholesale or Retail . wit do well to give us a call as the Boss year past If the one-attempts te crush the oth. isfaction with very profitable returns. . future with a sigh. $50,000 = the water tax paid by the during the next Picks of the town are made at this shop. George Ha bot! et AE Nea <2 . “Ob, by the way,” said Bickels, miners is $51,000. San Francisco pays : . EXorsce-Shocine. Bes we Sal seh os o Truckee *“‘Mepublican” Items. . he sat rig ance ao hed palling $117,000 of the State tax, and he eGo iD ~~ Persons ‘having Horse Shoeing to _ _— pier aera y Y ee 4 . off his boots, “I saw a gentleman . C4% well afford to, inasmuch as her A a be done will do well to give usa call sued Whit labor in Ca ifornia is waree than any . Boca has a French day-schodl and] gown town to-day who would give a. Citizens own $50,000,000 worth of —AT— 18 we have a first-class workman, : judgment, which capital ever dared to set up, . 49 English might sohool. thousand ¢ollars to see you.” a — ac she ‘receives half : wun sc oeaeuaaaen again asif Pay Gress preparations are being wad “Who was he? Does he live in. their total yield. San Franciscoand or ever dreamed oe Bin bop sarrrseiack _— seine Littte Roak © 10 . ihe dite ot pays al the ar na os i ie nee ; eee ies ae i “T don’t know his name.” except $125,000. That amount 5 RAND : & Beer-Drinking Nation. 7 babe ry Brass — “I'll warrant that it Sod Oliver out not . break any of the jother congratula : . Boge ui The.last-two er, three . morniags Gregg.” pa Counties. ours, B,J. Watson. t along s0 8 3 The constimption of malt liquor in . have been very cold, but“’the days} ‘‘No.” ae Fes. 10, 1881. ? oe SAR RARER?! FESTIVAL & BALL wien theo in this country has salsa aver are delightful; the sun shines brightMidas he mvat be re aac oie om bagharees tae z word that 100 percent. im Gon years. “During ly and the snow is fast disappearing. as : wo : This is not Buncombe, but a himself a 1880, according to the Retailer, taxes : Guess again. I mi know his ae 9 Os . WILL BE GIVEN AT ] , according chbinahdis E. J. Dyer met with quite a pain: +4 3 John Sherman will go back to the oo] @e. ; : y q pain. name if I were to hear it. gs . . ia cabin and ; were paid on 13,374,000 barrels, or 114) scoidsnt on last Wednesday . ‘Oh, £ do wi knew !” said the —— a long sit, or the predic-{ Plain Bysiness Proposition ! c 2 _ i jumpe 414,000,000 gallons * beer. ie */ morning. He was coupling. cars, ——— rod eo hides fault. Colonel Exeteas io pon MY ASSORTMENT OF sesaansanies au Hall, marchedjor equivalent to about rg ei for and the liak being frosty, his fingers. —}ye6e pot I remember his. 9° *y¥ing: a TOBACCOS awore out ery — dante gees ‘ — = froze te it and he could not remove now.” es e =o make _ Lege sot that ee . North Bloomfield, . ff ilten, char GOUDSTY. 1AAviEg © Paley [ra them, the drawheads coming togeth-. ~ ‘‘Harvey Glenkins.” a ROP INAD Wilh ROLES Fresh a ig Vi : ‘ ra ’ eth : ” 4 pass. Wh samen Dc quantity rPler aud catching him, breaking the} aie ne none Went Bis lowe wilt She oud tok lve? i: ONFECTIONERY, vas ON THE NIGHT OF -taid-to-be reson Glasses & year for each . skin on allof his fingers the. “I don’t k “Ob, he wil jive,” put in Tom. ve : int will male over 31. years old inn Sonnet palm of his hand, bus -kdckily not namé, oNrhy would in give eng Young, who heard. the _ remark. CUTLERY, Thestay, Paeenry 3, ger 4 ‘aa the 1 States. When we cousider 'the very breaking any-auy honé, sand dollars to see me. 2” li 2 tie May “. rns enable araeee FRUIT, Etc. ing before large number of adult males who : ‘Because he's _blind,”—Detroit hoe = Wishincisa. logge er eae FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE — Senge rate _ — ef es gir ae ‘Stolen Boidtly £om the**Transeript.” Fone Fre jac drink, smoke, = chew, and there is Boars a _— ee neh CATHOLIC 3 cH Officer Sec mpbiinas coher SY ee oe et in yeukerday's Grass Valley U A Chat with Salvini. © no reason Why heshoulin’t live to Segoe gase NEW CHUR ton to tows most moderate minner, and at more . . . ee, 2 AE asia ‘ —-. be eighty.” LOWER PRI : ar ale Set kane sin cal, om pe an important article re-] Qn being introduced to the great. ‘And you pro to. keep him in : CES OF THAT TOWN. not claim . d 4 spat ROY p a ‘lating to the Derbec mine, which . tragedian 1 opened the conversation the Senate until he dies ?” an a y a ester in Nevada City can aod has nc ent that some 0 . meriOai* . . neared in.the ‘TRavscatrr, but ie. by remarking; “Signor Salvini,. “Of course wedo. He has always. ” 7) : any manne must drink a great eal, five by the VieaiatGowe Le chiaros curo macearoni,” to which been good tome. I am for Joha— = >: MONE. covtec cuts ocunatees O2 & Latte, dents a glass this heer manufacture . . ° . . he courteously responded ; ‘*Signor . 4i0"t you Grosvenor? Read a few of my Prices: Establis of 1880 brought $: 6,000 ar hixchangy, the latter paper stealing . Americano, Andantestiletto.” I was} ‘Yes, I’m for him.” Cigars that-cost $126 -5-ihounand 1 wee ee: ree ae it bodily, punctuation and ajl, from . de ighted to hear it, and replied :— : 5 Wrantiees t aa pee E The Tru about $7.50 per epita for every man, ; % : reais . te bedaend p at 12 1-2 cente apiece. = : : “ rs * . our columus, The Union could have . “Mezzo tinto, bittorio viva} Ir is ng-more and more! Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San . will hold a woman and child. Thi is is a quarpublished Shas item With the proper voce.” That seemed to please Sal. customary to do away with many of . prancisco 1 sell at § 1:8 conte apiece Nevada and Grass Valley . Ciiedk ons ter more'than the total expense of : _— vini, and he remarked, smiling :—. what Emerson tells the ‘modern inRegular Bit Cigar at pips er —_ ’ C days yating the United States Govern— pore era pert! nakwoek it 16 Bikg mag jo arent mio,” 1 agrest Ponvenienoes. ctationary wash-. Very good Cigar fer four ponphnegea Wood & Lumber Co. agi ee P esired, as itappeared in Tues-} with Wim, and said ; Bravo lazzarins are no r built in our best I : which con aa. ee day's issue of the TRANSCRIPT oni piano.” He seemed to like the. houses, and are being removed from]. ital re TERP CONSTANTLY OW [HAND “With wate ae ee 4 ‘ _. idea very much and declared quite} Older ones where they . were once FR ee aD bie ter Com “Don't you wish Winter was over ". Gt.ass eyes for horses are now made . derini.” 1 then shovk ds and} ber sets of beautiful china, which} PTH All kinds of Common and Clear quest that Bet your life! We wish it was ovar . "cn Such Perfection that the animals . sae ype Bealbe glee: ii ilbared pattel.n, Aedhae fy se behead Ee ae . SUB oD Me wbie i BS et, ‘a eit et eee oe pat eae ey ee = ) AOUN JACK. estes [ae oO ’ % i : oi oes ' wee : tr at 2 ve %

xereS ‘shalt TP hre-attvice-is-eonnd:--—-Miners—and smoothly until after a decision had requires neither ‘brains, good morale, Aftera while he was offered $75,000 “at Masoni: a bee a : oe ustic: Here and There. Romhnees of Mining. . aa : = Ohe Daily Tr 4 cript. ———— i Zashing the a ia a er mf ; oe THE D! ; : ” Grass Vallev has a debating club] If there was not iudubitable proof} The English Government has no. An Arizona correspon ant o the ees NEVADA-CITY, CALIFORMIA. . thst meets once in 80 often at +he-that Parsou Tomlinson of Indianapointention“ef arrestingParnell, it now . Los\Angeles Herald gives something . , aeme a ed Christiardharoh. Tt met there night . lis wrote the fo:lowing, Deacon Stid. . appears. ci of the romance of mining ia that =e Sunday, February 13,1881. . pufsre last, anda Nevada City gen-. }gér of the San Juan Times would/ Jacques Edwerd Garteaux, the dis-. country. He “says: ‘ ix months . es . oman. who was present yesterday . ptobably be acensed of. it by the . tinguished French sculptor and medago a'middle-aged man, a former res‘To-morr “~<4 Sali FritwetseoTaane. gave the TRANSCRIPT reportet what }.young people of Nevada county: alist, is dead. ident-of eee pa a to burro “and don’t ee ‘ Pa . 2 “hoe api ie en OFT 5 ‘ j i Ss > i tains 3 i surported’to be an unbiased history} The Chief of Police of New York. “Eight jurors had been obtain ed in . to go to anta Catarina Moun ; . Anew p The San Francisco Daily Report a a rocesdiige, ‘The subject for . °¥8 that three-fourths of the aban-. the Kalloch murder case up to day . prospecting.’ He sold, the }ther day,}—— che new ab of the 11th instant contains the fol-. °" . Proce ys. 1 doned girls in that city wereruined helove yeaberday a mine. for $13,000, and. has better Pee lowing timely article, and we hope discussion was, ‘‘Resolved, That the . } dancing. Young ladies aliow — ee seas: : : sais : : pane n that every resident of Nevada cuant plea of insanity should be entertain. gentlemen privileges in dancing for The S. F. Post of Fri ay —— POE EI Oe eae: ae Cent front of D sae oes bac 5 a 4 ed in behalf of defendants in murder . Which, if under any other circum-. says: From’ present indications it resident of Los Angeles discovered’ a ly Sey tevarnl Park aven wiil consider careful y the ideas “it sriidac!. Miathoreuiowed alone pretty stances, these gentlemen would be Jooks'a3 if the Debris bill will nét be’ mine in the Dragoon Mountains, and ; ma Wis presents: z } reported as iinproper persons.—-lt repealed. : ‘ kndly paced a friend in the claim. GROCERY STORE gree will . , The Nevada TRANSCRIPT advises the tiners to ‘‘boycott” the newspapers which have -worked against their interests oa the debris question.. all who are interested in mining matters aré foolish to furnish” ammuni= tion-to--their _enemies._It__is a strange sight to see _bundreds_and . yaig have foined-the-silent-throag evén thousands of méchaniés, trades men,-clerks, etc., subscribing 'to and supporting a paper or papers which, if they hau their way, would virtually stop hydraulic mining and cut _away al the employment and business they furnish, The miners. believe that if they had come forward and ‘‘seen” the leading newspapers in opposition, there would liavebeen no opposition. There is probably too much truth in this belief, if we are to judge the present by the past. To destroy.a great and growing’ industry fot_the sake of a few farmers and in order to shift-the responsibilty o: “the shoaling of our Bay off the shoulder of the railroatl and on to those of. the miners, would be an act of short sightedness, not rare in California legislation, but most deplorable at the present time. ‘San Fraucisoo canHet live upon> the -agriculvural~ resources of the State and is virtually interested in the settlement of thie debris question se that no damage be . done to the mines. Themining inbythreateniag to pitch the first dis__ dustry is already staggering under . the insane blows which have been dealt it; and it is because capital has been rendered in favor of the negative, when one of the affirmative ity dodge therewere half-a~dozen persons applauding the decision_whoon the other shore several years ago. The Chairman, according to our informant, declared the remark out ef order so far as his own case was con— cerned, This ruling incited a how! of derision, and one of the other m-mbers jumped upon the back of the pew in which he sat "and moved the impeachment of. the. President. The motion was unanimously cartied, He refused to step ‘‘downand out” even after all this, and a man ‘in the back of thewudience got op] and pulling off his coat said / ‘I'll givé -you jest one minnit, Mister, to wacate that air throne.” The impeachen made up his mied'to accept the invitation, and canie down. Isauc Sanks, Jr, presided success— fully the remainder of the evening tutber-ontof the-window-head—first, Thomas H. Carr, a stalwart -schoolspeakers jumped up and insinuated . that if it had not been for the insan=. there was to_be a ball: mix-with-religien any—mere—than-obs-} . dance separate y, aud dancing would ‘shortly be .out of. fashion. nor, religion to bea good dancer. 4dt leads to bad:soviety. -IJ never saw sucha vicious crowd of young men at.our.college as -on_a night when “ftwon't and water will mix. As the love of one increases, the love of the other decreases. How “many eminent’ Christians‘are distinguished dancers? {fherreverent—editor of the Herald, whoas looking over our shoulder, suggests that a large .proportion of eminent Christians are afflicted with. gout or rheumatism.—Ep, TranscripT,] As certain as “the atmos— ph-re around the theremometer at vero will freeze—things, as -certaib as the wind that is beilying the sail will drive the boat, so. certain will dancing freeze the treliyious—senti= meuts out of the soul; it will. drive its devotee away from the. church ; if isa wand that blows in that direction. Nodancing is spoken of in the Bibee that was done by. divine authority. In ancient times, the sexes danced separately. : Aleshol is the “spirit” of beverages.” Take it out and the young men-of the-land would as-s00n seek a beverage in the swi.l-tab “as in the saloon. Sex is the spirit of, the dance. Take it away, and let the sexes Parlor dancing is dangerous, Tippling leads” to drunkenness, aud parlor dancing General Sherman is-said to he opposes putting the latter on the re~ Ltired-tist:— : jealous of General Grant'because he . for it, and on finding the other. halfqwne", discovered ‘he was in an ad-— vanced staze of imtoxication. The TRANSCRIPT: BEGcK, _aAccording.to the . Russo-Afghan correspondence recentlydiscovered, Russia _has ben playing a double gaiwe with England. ae The distress is so great_among the Ural'tribes of Russia that they—are rand leaving the girls to perish. The House Committee on Appro-. and are now engaged in freézing out priatious agreed to report favorably . the wou'd-be millionaire. “Another” the’ bill making ~ an: appropriation . Instance,and I willleave niining mathe . ters. —--—-tmerchant $110, and on coming to pay There is an attempt being made to { his note had only $100. The merimpeach Superior Judge Hatch, of {chant tore up the note, remarking Colusa ‘county, tn ‘the charge of! that -it was all right. drunkenness .and nepotism, the . some claim that-you discover.’ TheySardines, small miner did it, and the ‘claim has since. bee sold for to prosecute the search for the Judge having a son practicing before him. = A Uondon dispatch on CarPyle’s funeral says:-Among--those present were Captain Henry F. Watt of Froude, ‘the ‘historian; Professor Lickle ‘and relatives of the deceased. Dumprieshire will in the future attract even a g.eater throng of pilwhisky-eyed individual,whe. had not put up a dollarin the claiur cot if it’s worth a cent{fhic). ‘Won't sell for $75,000 (hic). Our wives willbe dressed in silk (hic) down in Los Anselling their mple children for grain, . -geles{hic.). The result was the parties bought out the sober partner, -A certain, miuer here owed a ‘Pat me on $40,000.” Wuojsays women don’t.get their ts rights?’ Three men at Saratoga got Livetposl,. Srefesior Tidall, Mey. left at a recent election there. They wanted to. be elected members of the Board of Education, but they had — three ladies as-their-opponents._The+ latter were promptly elected and the . Commer¢ial Street, -~ Nevada: City esas : y. SS Soda Cracke¥s i Bo Mackerel, No, 1, _.per kit 9 20 Mackerel;. siebie’ (Sb, cane ~ z bran, = “per 100 tbs:, 195 WV heat, ».per']00 Ibs, 9 00 K. B. Tea, meh, Japan Teéa,. per lb,, -Crashed Sugar, 7 pounds $j o Brown-suyar, 8 pounds $i gy Peart Barley, 3 Ibs, 25 tg Split Peas, = 13h Best Island Rice; 10 be’ se Harkness Wax Candles, box, : : 36 Oysters, 12 cans i.

Corn, 5 cans (1 99 Jelly, 2-pound-cans, 3)“ i cans, 6 cans Sardines, large. cans. 4-cangLemon Peel and Citron, .3 tbs, 10 Tohacco, per lb 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 ths.. ; 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3-Ibs., go Dinner Can full of Coitee,5 lbs., 100 Beans, 334 lbs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package, ‘20 cts Corn Starch, 2 packayes, 25 ots, Starch, 2 packayes,__ "25 otsa Prize Mecat Kerosene Oil, por gal 306 do do do 3 val can, 225 Arch Chay Samuel. ern States giad to se cessful re night befo after the there was. The Er einitted -t Court nete Kitts was ner, Mr. 'E Grass Vall gars. _-Aminis ‘on Alt Luc morning, “with him . was “melt he is uot (harley Li “Blaze” in Hon. A. city night drove over -atter—hisdrift) mini thus been seared that’San Francisce . masterfrom Allison-Ranch, was electleads to ungodly balls. Tippling and : f > country saved & eee . Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 ie ’ is one vast mortyage and that the . .ed permanent chairman vice the imparlor dancing sow the wind, and . rims, fer besides ‘the tomb of fais ’ pon sfoaseser atte sabe Frye’s English Cocoa, packet © 5 Sargent a trade of the future is being taken out . peached one. Yesterday he came both reap the whirlwind. Put Ganc-! Burns, it will have the grave of. ' ” ‘ov’ °.%\™: { Washing Pow ler, 3 packages ~ 2h¢, come from of itsuierveless hands in all” direc: on th : ; t 1 left hi ing in the eracible, apply the acids, Carlyle. : = a! Mustard, per bottie, = Te, comes to N tions. San Francisco was built up up 0 e ppreieg ad . ses vers oe verdict oS ahaesiat Doweg the debate on the river aud : Pepper, per bottle, 10c, On Tues ini i Vv. tTurner's st it . morality and religion is: ‘‘'Weighe a we : = dy mining-and will have to stand by . messare gt Tutner’s store for “a -euit . 4 ing.” harbor bill Representative Page, reBi oe -dtant, the mining or go down, >of sheet iron. He -boeght «a pistol and a’bowie at Legg & Shaw’s dur-. in the balance and found wanting.” The Reformed Sinners. ~ ‘ferring to the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, said that wheat lies FOR SALE-CHEAP.£4 Ererything Fresh and warrant ed to be:the Best.cial C.ubyy popular ba Taxing to Kin. / ing the afternoon. If.it does not uy : : ' . ; $ CELE , icé The .B see rain to-day-He says he’s going out to. Whe FreeLance says':—The Febrotting beside the railroad tracks for A PWELLING IN — dee ee eee ar ae aa iihs Graded h ‘}ruary Abstemious Club still holds . the want of nayigable improvements Thistledew Whisky a aes rounds to get the range of Good Repair, on the BMCHOW WT GINA, extended, ~ tblest tinanciai organs published ‘in the country, truthfully arraigns one af the evil featuresof California'snew of time. Taxing for necessa’y’ rethat pisto!. Next Friday evening he will be installed in his office, and Brewing Company, held Thursday its own. Nota member has: been lost’; not .ong.Kts*veen thrown. over briety and go at least through on the rivers of the State, ‘which should be capable of bearing the commerce of the Pacific Coast emof the Mississippi river. This 're—Red Dog Road, beFor family and medicinal purposes, has been e __rely upon dancing se constitution: it Galfer Brest things -are-expected-of him inj he fencer=3t—ishinted thet the} cf ; ond Pine Grove Cemetery. ALSO AGENT FOR THE This m constiuution regis _— Califor ihe way of mealetaiuing ordecin the Club will celebrate the advent of the . Pite; and in conclusion he announced x a y ee _ This mio ae ine a fe he dearly for her ia Clebd. oak day of March, with a feast, and that, if he lived to assist at the INQUIRE WITHIN 3@ DAYS AT Eclipsé, Sparkling Muscatel, parts for t ea leaks dose — ag Oi ree th race ase ‘that the feast is to be gotten up by a. O'ganization of the next House, he} f12-lm ‘€ITIZEN3 BANK. and Grand Prize week. Hf, apite o cts a Se : : ; . A Nevada © et would labor to procure thé. elect ing the v cessful, and‘to: build up business for jess ahaa opps: oleeter ee) ae ee i f ‘ ‘s k Ys an CHAMPAGNE. novelties Sigs: Peaaciaah whist wan the miracle . At the annual meeting of the Sina that part the a ee lo. © nome man for speaker who wi 2 yi cate an extension on the lead of so. recognize that there is acountry west . Must be Reduced . Richard Roberts ne many ae venue is legitimate; but taxin: to punish, to wreak revenge, and to exat its ottice, No. 415 Sacramento street, San Francisco, the following Board of Trustees was elected to! March. The Club aré about securing a nice and cozy room where they can have rat.onal ant unstimulated mark was greeted with hearty applause by all the members from the Must be Reduced‘t PAT. CLANCY. “ DAN. MORGAN, he sees. § insist that tion to get -He-or-kill, issomething never before i : enjoyment. Nolecturing on--hu-. sections referred to . attempted in this country, and its . Serve for the ensuing year: Wm. . manity will be allowed in that room. M b Red d! COON, SEAMAN. = Pref, H: notable failure in California will be . -Hess, Joseph May, Wm. Hess, Jr., Seema ere Senator Watson Correvts wn Error. ust @ heduced:. . = : and will ix likely to prove a lesson that will for. J.B. Fargo and Henry Voorman, _ A ereneer Seseernewen. esmiaunatoain = coon mt oe P. CLANCY. &. Co., = ~instructior ever satisfy the desire for a similar The report of the. Superintendent The Grass Va ley Union of yester‘E 8. RedcKD-Uniow: Pardon me for troubliag you tocorrect that por O° ecg OVERSTOCKED WITH THE NEVADA CITY. tal’music. experiment in other States, * * and the Secretary upon being read / day says: John Montgomery of Penn . -tion ef my speech found in your last his family * * © Thesystem of multiplied showed a highiy satisfactory. condiValley says that during the late high issue, wherein I am made to say that Fi S er i City his p taxation imposed by hoodlum con. tion of the affairs of the Company . water Squirrel creek reached as high. the mining counties have been and inest tock of. ‘New Firm at the Old Stand. desiring hi stitutioa-making, upon capitaland en. . for the past year. This being the. a point as any time within his exoo oe ee . 8, up P 8 : ; whole tax payed under the deb is to leave terprise, for no ether reason than to first-and only lager beer brewery esyl ihe gps Nags ae hong A hil, ‘. bill. ‘hav would be too gross a mis. . im Bookstore, gratify the revenge of envy, amounts . tablished west of the Rocky mounyet, Hf the Ft pi aati take to allow to go uncorrected. I THE new “rm of P. them at th to nothing less than confiscation, . tains, the experiment bas proved a . ning to start their plows. acinct ee Ce “Her a aes ronmmenged. business on . terme, No such State constitution as the exgrand success and the brew unequala = aig ies water tax is $23,094, and her State . ” AS, ae ae oe rome aie isting one in California can stand, led in quality by aa 2 imported. er and district tax is sufficent to, bring} Ever brought to Nevada City, . to doall kinds of pay Work in the / and the State advance in prosperity Large shipments are continually. be-. The other night Bickels we t. it upto $3,000, The Siate outside ia : — — peg tle ee Sames % and power. Labor and capital can . img madeto Mexico, China, Japan home'and fomud his wife particularly . the district, only pays$242,000. The; Iam determined to sell the) fenced workman, peste. cine cut-ox’¥ a hi ; 5, jp, . aud the Islands, givinz complete sat: . Tetrospective. “She ‘talked of the whole district tax is $50,900. The ‘os gq . Persons having Picksand Drills to repair o nothing except in copartnership. . 904 “he oe etving ast with a tear amd looked. to the. district portion of the-Statate tax is, same at Wholesale or Retail . wit do well to give us a call as the Boss year past If the one-attempts te crush the oth. isfaction with very profitable returns. . future with a sigh. $50,000 = the water tax paid by the during the next Picks of the town are made at this shop. George Ha bot! et AE Nea <2 . “Ob, by the way,” said Bickels, miners is $51,000. San Francisco pays : . EXorsce-Shocine. Bes we Sal seh os o Truckee *“‘Mepublican” Items. . he sat rig ance ao hed palling $117,000 of the State tax, and he eGo iD ~~ Persons ‘having Horse Shoeing to _ _— pier aera y Y ee 4 . off his boots, “I saw a gentleman . C4% well afford to, inasmuch as her A a be done will do well to give usa call sued Whit labor in Ca ifornia is waree than any . Boca has a French day-schodl and] gown town to-day who would give a. Citizens own $50,000,000 worth of —AT— 18 we have a first-class workman, : judgment, which capital ever dared to set up, . 49 English might sohool. thousand ¢ollars to see you.” a — ac she ‘receives half : wun sc oeaeuaaaen again asif Pay Gress preparations are being wad “Who was he? Does he live in. their total yield. San Franciscoand or ever dreamed oe Bin bop sarrrseiack _— seine Littte Roak © 10 . ihe dite ot pays al the ar na os i ie nee ; eee ies ae i “T don’t know his name.” except $125,000. That amount 5 RAND : & Beer-Drinking Nation. 7 babe ry Brass — “I'll warrant that it Sod Oliver out not . break any of the jother congratula : . Boge ui The.last-two er, three . morniags Gregg.” pa Counties. ours, B,J. Watson. t along s0 8 3 The constimption of malt liquor in . have been very cold, but“’the days} ‘‘No.” ae Fes. 10, 1881. ? oe SAR RARER?! FESTIVAL & BALL wien theo in this country has salsa aver are delightful; the sun shines brightMidas he mvat be re aac oie om bagharees tae z word that 100 percent. im Gon years. “During ly and the snow is fast disappearing. as : wo : This is not Buncombe, but a himself a 1880, according to the Retailer, taxes : Guess again. I mi know his ae 9 Os . WILL BE GIVEN AT ] , according chbinahdis E. J. Dyer met with quite a pain: +4 3 John Sherman will go back to the oo] @e. ; : y q pain. name if I were to hear it. gs . . ia cabin and ; were paid on 13,374,000 barrels, or 114) scoidsnt on last Wednesday . ‘Oh, £ do wi knew !” said the —— a long sit, or the predic-{ Plain Bysiness Proposition ! c 2 _ i jumpe 414,000,000 gallons * beer. ie */ morning. He was coupling. cars, ——— rod eo hides fault. Colonel Exeteas io pon MY ASSORTMENT OF sesaansanies au Hall, marchedjor equivalent to about rg ei for and the liak being frosty, his fingers. —}ye6e pot I remember his. 9° *y¥ing: a TOBACCOS awore out ery — dante gees ‘ — = froze te it and he could not remove now.” es e =o make _ Lege sot that ee . North Bloomfield, . ff ilten, char GOUDSTY. 1AAviEg © Paley [ra them, the drawheads coming togeth-. ~ ‘‘Harvey Glenkins.” a ROP INAD Wilh ROLES Fresh a ig Vi : ‘ ra ’ eth : ” 4 pass. Wh samen Dc quantity rPler aud catching him, breaking the} aie ne none Went Bis lowe wilt She oud tok lve? i: ONFECTIONERY, vas ON THE NIGHT OF -taid-to-be reson Glasses & year for each . skin on allof his fingers the. “I don’t k “Ob, he wil jive,” put in Tom. ve : int will male over 31. years old inn Sonnet palm of his hand, bus -kdckily not namé, oNrhy would in give eng Young, who heard. the _ remark. CUTLERY, Thestay, Paeenry 3, ger 4 ‘aa the 1 States. When we cousider 'the very breaking any-auy honé, sand dollars to see me. 2” li 2 tie May “. rns enable araeee FRUIT, Etc. ing before large number of adult males who : ‘Because he's _blind,”—Detroit hoe = Wishincisa. logge er eae FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE — Senge rate _ — ef es gir ae ‘Stolen Boidtly £om the**Transeript.” Fone Fre jac drink, smoke, = chew, and there is Boars a _— ee neh CATHOLIC 3 cH Officer Sec mpbiinas coher SY ee oe et in yeukerday's Grass Valley U A Chat with Salvini. © no reason Why heshoulin’t live to Segoe gase NEW CHUR ton to tows most moderate minner, and at more . . . ee, 2 AE asia ‘ —-. be eighty.” LOWER PRI : ar ale Set kane sin cal, om pe an important article re-] Qn being introduced to the great. ‘And you pro to. keep him in : CES OF THAT TOWN. not claim . d 4 spat ROY p a ‘lating to the Derbec mine, which . tragedian 1 opened the conversation the Senate until he dies ?” an a y a ester in Nevada City can aod has nc ent that some 0 . meriOai* . . neared in.the ‘TRavscatrr, but ie. by remarking; “Signor Salvini,. “Of course wedo. He has always. ” 7) : any manne must drink a great eal, five by the VieaiatGowe Le chiaros curo macearoni,” to which been good tome. I am for Joha— = >: MONE. covtec cuts ocunatees O2 & Latte, dents a glass this heer manufacture . . ° . . he courteously responded ; ‘*Signor . 4i0"t you Grosvenor? Read a few of my Prices: Establis of 1880 brought $: 6,000 ar hixchangy, the latter paper stealing . Americano, Andantestiletto.” I was} ‘Yes, I’m for him.” Cigars that-cost $126 -5-ihounand 1 wee ee: ree ae it bodily, punctuation and ajl, from . de ighted to hear it, and replied :— : 5 Wrantiees t aa pee E The Tru about $7.50 per epita for every man, ; % : reais . te bedaend p at 12 1-2 cente apiece. = : : “ rs * . our columus, The Union could have . “Mezzo tinto, bittorio viva} Ir is ng-more and more! Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San . will hold a woman and child. Thi is is a quarpublished Shas item With the proper voce.” That seemed to please Sal. customary to do away with many of . prancisco 1 sell at § 1:8 conte apiece Nevada and Grass Valley . Ciiedk ons ter more'than the total expense of : _— vini, and he remarked, smiling :—. what Emerson tells the ‘modern inRegular Bit Cigar at pips er —_ ’ C days yating the United States Govern— pore era pert! nakwoek it 16 Bikg mag jo arent mio,” 1 agrest Ponvenienoes. ctationary wash-. Very good Cigar fer four ponphnegea Wood & Lumber Co. agi ee P esired, as itappeared in Tues-} with Wim, and said ; Bravo lazzarins are no r built in our best I : which con aa. ee day's issue of the TRANSCRIPT oni piano.” He seemed to like the. houses, and are being removed from]. ital re TERP CONSTANTLY OW [HAND “With wate ae ee 4 ‘ _. idea very much and declared quite} Older ones where they . were once FR ee aD bie ter Com “Don't you wish Winter was over ". Gt.ass eyes for horses are now made . derini.” 1 then shovk ds and} ber sets of beautiful china, which} PTH All kinds of Common and Clear quest that Bet your life! We wish it was ovar . "cn Such Perfection that the animals . sae ype Bealbe glee: ii ilbared pattel.n, Aedhae fy se behead Ee ae . SUB oD Me wbie i BS et, ‘a eit et eee oe pat eae ey ee = ) AOUN JACK. estes [ae oO ’ % i : oi oes ' wee : tr at 2 ve %