February 15, 1884 (4 pages)

a testimony for plaiutiff was conelud». u. . Morning « counsel for defense moved =: obs $308.6 2:80, u eae, humiapoand pent 6:30 a. "u. TOMA You Little York ra peg anjaund "ldage. 6:30. 11364: x ve Fao, MEIN, P.M. , ~ Local In Ir 18 RUMORED, and ‘in this case we hopéthe Fumor is true, that a new daily paper will goon be started int Maryaville to. adv and give some elass of people who. belive that: the Sawyer decree will bring ‘ruin upon Yuba county. On the firet immnk in March the Assessors of ous counties in the State must’ all property at its full cash value. What. figares can be placed upon property in the towns of Smaartevitte,’ Camptonville, and other . noes ihins’ ing formerly gave »it~a value? If honestly assessed, the depreciation will ba to about one-tenth of the formér value, and in that ease the city of Marysville will be compelled to pay nine-tenths of the taxes, which aloue is enough te bankrupt every unfortunate -propérty-holder. ia that town. Aiy man Whi invests a dollar in d estate _ Maryaville at the ee ta pricés; is an idiet. Werea manto do auch thing as that and commit a coldblooded murder on top of it, no jury in the world would ever convict, him, We hope. the new paper will.soon be started in Marysville, and show up the ruin that has been brought about by afew men in ‘that soon-to-bedoomed city.Witiram H. Iver of San Leandro died this week at the age-of 56 years. The immediate cauge of ‘his. Heath was from hardéning of the spine, su perinduced by his rheumatic. hak. les. Mr. Ivey was Dorn in Lehigh county, Pennsyl?ania, He arrived in California, July 10, 1849, and” was, for a time engaged in mining in Downieville, Sierra county. He remained in that-locality two or three years and then acttled in. Alameds county, where he resided for over twenty yearé. ° Le wie RI Be Tue Appeal crows loudly because “the owners of the Sacramento, hydraulic-mine of North San Juan, Nevada county, have determined on-entirely abandoning work on the property,” and.all on account of Sawyer’s decision, That is the first time we ever heard of sueh a hydraulic mine at San Juan. Will the A tbe kind enough to tell (ite who the osners are and how much it has produced ? L. Two or three days of “warm rain just now would not have any very ‘marked effect on the streams. The ten-foot layer-of snows that covets * the upper country is dry and light, and would hold millions of gallons of water before its absorbing powers became exhausted. i A Tue present cold iveather not only bursts water pipes, but retards all sorts of work. No kind’ of mining can be carried on successfully during such cold weather, apd, therefore scarity of coin and hard times are the natural results. —_———oa? Tue roads are in a rough condition, and we wonder at the stages _ Tunning out of this city making such * remarkably regular time. > + Mrs. Joun Laweence, who was}. injured a few evenings since: while . . coasting on Broad street, is ont yet able to walk. etn Ge £ Tiwrnes: Thomas Richards, lately of Frenel Cortal; hud « brother’ of Sain. and James Richards, left Wedneeday for Venezuela, South America, where hé will be the chief ‘black: } smith at the mine apperinitedyd: by Mr, Perkins» a ts Graviteville Monday morning the thermometer was down to. within two ‘degrees of wero, “Ménday . ” and Tuesday mornings it did-mot get. so low to within four degrees, “GRANGER,” whi. resides, at Graniteville in this county, wants to jJease a ranch in the foothills. See the advertisement. . se Oe: San Doainé the ‘past . two years nia: ers have been very scarce in thia a city, but cf ‘ate anew erop has came to the : rsa Locrspa, Bort of ‘Gears _ _ Valley, who has been spending. sev: _, eral months rat Sen Beare is home. again, int ee W. W. Baxrer and Peter. ‘Gore iar ses bc lomgegee soon pect to leave tomorrow for San * Plaintif rs * . e Suny Reseda tocated by refere j. and.the ditches and. flumes are. so . thing unusual for the company to be aw “4 at-present. s ‘Tithe United Sta tes: ‘Ciroti¢” Court: ome. use having eect s 7 «. Why,beloh and say you've got heartra Superior Court of this eounty for thirteen daye, the introduction: of ed Weduesday evening. Yesterday for a non-suit_ on ‘the ead : ae i ae A to) ay in this case year y that atthe date of the locatiop of. plaintiff's: claim, the local castoms-of the mining district where said claims are situated required that'a record of such “locapitea the office of er of said county, and that such reeord of Iscation’ as introduced in this case fails to contain such ad tion of the claim . to's ‘some nataral object or permanent: ‘monument. as will ‘identify’ the claim. : plaintiff, “that” ‘pisintiff has mever been ousted by defendant ; that Plaintiff was in. possession _ of. the a in controversy in this acSetion, w commenta plaintiff bas never been ousted anlieies by. defendant, and that defendant hae _mever withheld, the same, or any part ‘Miereof, from jeaintig, 3 “The otto waa ott argued all day yesterday.Lack or Water. eee The South Yuba Company Naas then two weeks ago were able to obtain about 10,000 inches of . water from the river, but owing to the cold weather that’ source of stpply iv now cut offand they are compelled to draw from, Fordyce, There if not more than fifteen feet fin the hse ehoked with ice-that it is almost impossible to get enough down to this point to furnish the quartz mines here with power. A few days of moderate weather. will make’ everything all right again; but it is somecompelled t6 tap the main lake fcr water at this time of ‘year. Death of Thomas Curley. ‘Thomas. Curley; of the’ firm: of ‘Curley & Mahon, proprietors of the Hotel at Colfax, died Wednuesday morning ‘and his funeral will take place. this, afternoon. For some nine years he has been an_ invalid. Mr. Curley was well knowa’ thrbagh this part.of the State, and to the traveling public. He was one of the ‘most genial aad popular men . on the line of the Central Pacific;and hundreds of friends will lament his death. He leaves a wife and four children, The Cops 5 Robin. The great depth of #i0w higher up in the mountains has drivev the robine~ down ‘this ‘way;« and Cemeat Hill ridge north of town is alive with them. They are fatas butter, and Lad army of Boys dnd! men‘have been shooting them for several days past. Some parties go out after them at ‘hight and‘hy'the light of lanterns fire into the trees and bushes where they roost, bringing down fifteen or twenty ata shot. The market, is ylitted with them at 50’cents a dozen. . A Batch of Dismissals. . Charles Kinfeldt had Eliza Northey arrested for embezzlement in getting away° with a hundred dollar diamond ring that he had entrusted to her care. She gave up the ring and Justice Blakey dismissed the easé, The case of Henry Damon, charged with disturbing the peace of his sister-in-law,, and of Ben Trezoni, charged with pulling a pistol in a row with. thé aforesaid Damon, have also been dismissed in the same court on mation of-the presecution pe Probably Another Change. The Union of yesterday says; The San Francisco Clearing House has memorialized +the.-Central Pacific ‘Railroad Company to. have the overland leave that city at 5 P. M._inatead.of 3p. M. asat present, If the Central Pacific complies with this ‘feqdest the train. will pavs C Ifax at about 3.30 a. M. instead of 11.30 as This, however, would cause uo change in “the ronniog of the,.trains on, the . Narrow PGange, st least! for the present. * g “ the ebliveed’ dias of the State Supreme Court the following appears relative to“ the case’ of Lawrence et al. vs. Getchell, appealed from the Superior Court” of this county: : “Order. reversed “and. cause remandéd, and the Court is di-. ‘rected to modify ite decision and . judgment a asrequested. / McKee, J. We coneur: MeKiestiy: J., bac igh Fk oe te ; ——— a — we : 2 Vacatee + ian appasl frown on athe decision of Jadges Sawyer and Deady, in favor of plaintiff, to.the United States Su-. “preme’ Court, in case of Edward . Woodruff vs. ths North’ Bloomtield Gravel Mining Company, the fathous debris case, was © vaeated on } motion of counsel for the defense, in arn, , every time you eat? Be sensible, take Brown’s Iron Bitters ‘and ‘. year the fact will be practically deween mee iftm tatermsitonar ring extaniaion * “We have. received. from: A. Zee‘handelacr, ex-Mining Comm > the Amsterdam Exhibition, a cirevlar in which he proposes an Inter-. nstional Exhibition in London, England, in 1884-5. He says :., An International Mining Exhibition (as proposed by me through the columns of the London papers) of everything ‘se qrupray to this great and growindustry, under English patroaand those directly . identified ‘vith mining labor and capital, at » . Presid day, place, and for. a period to be roamed hereafter; would net only be of great interest, but also-of ‘ benefit to the public at large, hibition—the @irst one éver held here—to be condacted for the common good, without any speonlative ‘motives, is bound to prove of great} value to the producer and investor, and"tp better the condition. of “the miner, as it will. bring mining toa more legitimate basis, and tend to settle: labor questions. Promises of ‘support have already been, received by me from America and other counties/and tliere is every reason to believe that the undertaking, if unpowerful ‘English patronage, will moet with unparalleled success, and prove a beiétit to rasienos, labor and capital, «Deserting]ja Muking Ship. Sinn Every Spring and Summer during the past thirty years from eighty to ninety four, six,eight,ten and twelve horse and mule teams have been loaded. with. freight at Marysville for Smartaville, French Cor-. ral, Birchville,. Sebastopol, SanJaan, Columbia Hill, Lake Gity, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Eureka, Camptonville, Forest City, Downieville, Sierra City, Sierra Butter, and other places in the hydraulic mininz sections. . During the coming Spring apd Summer Nor onk TEAM WIL BE RUNNING TO ANY OF THESE PLACKS. The Sawyer decree, which chuses the withdrawal of this patronage, is alone sufficient to ruin Marysville and bring its taxes up. to seven or eight doliarw on each $100 of taxable. property. Marysville. is irretrievably ruined by” the stoppage o! hydraulic mining, and within one: monatrated. Knowing this,” all the shrewd and. far.seeing men of the -town are selbing their real ‘estate ‘as fast as ygreenhorns, who believe what the Appeal sdys, will come up with their coin, s Will It Prove a First-Class Fraad ? A Walla Walla (Washington Territory) dispatch,,, of . February, 9th, says: The excitement about the ‘Coeur d’ Alene mines ig abating, The most atrocions falsehoods are being disseminated about’ their rickness, when; in fact, old miners. believe that ‘not $5,000 have been taken out since the camp was struck. What little has teen seen is of a scaly pnature, which ocours in spots. The creek is very flat and deep. No work has been done except on 8 high rim outside the main channel, in which bedrock hag not been seen yet. The claims are 201 acres each. The old dodge of exhibiting nuggets and rich quartz specimens"have been going.on for some time, but. traders. have ovly seen a féw samples bf gold which are, exhibited by »interested parties. The country may be rich, but so far nothing has been found to justify au excitement. ——---o—me Stopped the Fun. On account of the numerous accidents that were occurring, the Trustees ordered Marshal Baldridge ,bo put a stop Wednesday night” “to coasting on Broad street. The track had become so narrow and glarry as to render it extremely unsafe, no matter how much care the coasters exercised. The fun had been going on six nights, and. there were from two to four persons. hprt more or less each night. ‘Fortunately no very serious Injuries were received, TT *.* English Tea Party. The-ladies of the M. E. Church will hold an English Tea-meeting Tuesday evening, Fehruary 19th, at the Nevada Theatre. Rev. Geo. Hemas and others are expected to address the audience, -beside an interesting musical programme will. be furnished. Tickets 50 cents, chil: dren half price, — ’ td 4 SRA EN “BOTEL AKRIVALS. —_o— " 4 RATIONAL EXCHANGE toad be STANLY A. GDY...3. Feb, i321 8M Harris, City, 2 Mrs F G Beatty, City,” . Mies Lillie Bolanger, Ci iy, F H MeAlilister, City; S B Davenport, Walla Walla, roe Hardy, Angels, *: Hardwick, San Francisco, . Cammet, . re 7 W Thompson, ~ di Mrs Hagarty & d, Mosre’ 's 's Pat, C Shortleff, -Mrs Packard, Blue heck R Camnzings & w, Sweetland, Sep H Wendler, Sierra City; -Mrs Robinson, Plum Valiey, Hi Pattemeyer,. t's Flat, OW Green, City, oe Wm Seevey, Cascpton ville, Kk M Ham, Sacramento, ———* JD Hawilton, Cc Z 05 ~ WL Corn New ork, Chas Adolph, om A W. Thompson, Petaluma, Edwio see peareeae : sa» Proprietors. . : vr Feb, 1. “ieee. Spaulding, Grass Valley, ye Jones, San Pr Sech‘an exf BRA career arses Rough & Ready Pe Restos ay oe E wore t, ng ame ek Ha ‘Emperor William is afraid of ghosts. They are too unceremonioas for crowned héads. © Patti is a. very. effective. singer. She-touches the pocket-baok of an opera subscriber as no other artist can. ~. “Peace if possible, Tuatice at any most fond of preffxing to his doe tures for gutograph collectors.General Jackson was the first ent to inaugurate the: custom of shaking the hands of all who came to his public levees, Lansdowne and his wife have apoken favorably of Niagara Falle, It is remembered that Oscir Wilde also complimented the same drop of water. *Mrs. Louisa H. Albert, of Cedar Rapids, Ia.,has entered into partnership with her husband in the practice of law. ‘The sign reads, “Albert & Albert, attorneys at law.” ‘ * Senator J. Donald Cameron travels in Europe for his health, and in the meantime draws his salary as United States Senator. This isa Cameronian idea of patriotism. "General Cassius M. Clay has been! eulogizing Russia and the Czar. Had his name been Brutusinstead of Casdius, we might have applied the. old classical’ quotation: ‘‘And thon, Brute !” Dr. C, Holland has invented. a locomotive engine thatjemits no smoke, The ladies would like to apply the same scientific -principle to their beaux or. husbands’ when they are using the leaf of.tobacco. Chief Bushyhead, the Cherghioe Indian, has tuken unto himeslf -a wife, and in a few years will be known as Chief Baldhead. His wife is quite beautifal, and a dispatch . . sayc that she will enter Waghiaignes society. . Of the Sere ree “Ouida,” a fresh critic says: ‘Beneath all the mad extravagance of her stories there is the tenderest, clearest heart,slumbering in a sort of unsatisfied energy. -This.woman is morselaly: one of the brightest ever made.’ —————= +o ‘Tue Pennsylvania Railroad Company has contributed $4,000 for the sufferers‘by the Western floods. ° wee . Many of the most prominent ofwill be retired this year, ELIYA CREE SE Campo, San Diego Co., Cal., May 16th, 1882.—Mr. Robt 8. Ammen, San Jose: Please find enclosed twenty dollars ($20), for which send us Ainmen’s Cough Syrup—$10 . worth of 50-cent bottles and $10 in $1 size. Send by express to San Diego, Cal. It has gota good start inthis neighborhood. It gives good satisfaction and is a good medicine. If anything isthe matter with the throat or lungs, it gives immediate relref. Send immediately for we are ‘entirely out, GaskiLt Bros. [The above is the third order received from Messrs, Gaskill Bros. during the winter and spring of 1881-82, and not one dollar has been spent in advertising in their’county$ It proves that a good, honest remedy like Ainmen’s Cough Syrup will win its own way to public favor, and those who buy continue to use it and recommend it.to their friends.] STRONG FACTS / A great many people are asking what parti¢ular troubles Brown’s Iron Bitters is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paral-. ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease,-Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and enriches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Baltimore,.Md., May 7, 1880. My health was much shattered by Rheumatism when E commenced taking Brown’s Iron Bitters, and . scarcely had st: h enough to at tend to my dail ousehold duties Li am now-using t! third bottle and . ining strength Rega) and 1 chee lly recommend it to ‘all. ofit, Mrs, Manzy E. Baasuzan, 173 Préstmanst. Kidney Disease Cured. ristiansburg, Va., 188x. Suffering from kidney disease, from which I could get, no relief, i tgied Brown’s Iron Bittexs, which cured me completely. A child o mine, recovering from scarlet hd had no appetite and did not seem to be able toeatatall. Igave him Iron Bitters with the happiest results. Jj. Kyte Monracus. : r Heart Disease. . Vine St. . Harrisburg, Pa. ec. 2, 1881. After trying different cians auiey vending oe ee and of the go without ore any _~ benefit, eeaiody. F orc Frown § '. Tron Bitters. rasan’ feared tles and never found. anything ¢ that gave meso much relief. Mrs. Juiz Hess, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, BROwn’s TRON ‘Brtters i is invaluable. . Try it. Be sure and dgettho aieslhe—— CIN & w, City,” B Money teecomsente rate,” is what Wendell Phillids was . . ficers in the United States Navy . . I cannot say too much ’in praise: 4~~ es r. householder im an Iowa town to of the Bible in the public schools of singing of hymns or repeating the Lord’s Prayer, In a decision rendered last week, however, the Couct theld ‘that such eclections, were intended to. inculoate morality, purity: and honesty, and were, therefore, a . part of the school system. He refused to grant the desired order, In the case of the People vs. J Lloyd L. Majors, charged with the murder of Archibald’ McIntyre near Lexington, in Sante Clara county, on preme Court on Tuesilay dismissed the appeal from the judgment and order denying the motion for a_ new trial. Hence, Majors must hang, Sa A sEcrtow of a mammoth discovered on the Lana river, after entonrb.mention the ice for certainly not less than five thousand years, was 80 perfect that the structure of the brain could not he distinguished from. that of ahving animal. The natives fed the flesh to ‘their dogs Mor several weeks. J. W. Murruy is on trial at Portland, Or., for the assassination ‘oe Alfred Yenke. ———_--o-—me daily ‘paper shortly to be issued in San Francisco, Tue opera house at Tueson, ‘a, wl . AN . atnansifeds sialp te made: de‘by . an injuction restraining the <i that State, and also to prohibit the. the Ilth of March, 1883, the Su-} Tue Star ie the pame of the new . was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. . AUCTION. cisco, Boye and Glrts Ald Boat, Boys aud’ cmp (particularly boys) for service at wages, fur indenture, . or fér legal adoption, may be had]: from the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Apply with references te’ E. T, Doo.zy, Supt. No. 68, Clementina St., San Franf-2wF i soluto Sprains, ‘Toa slemeh Banke Goatrod'end Bamgai ass oure for Bheamotion, CasToriA Anfants ana Children Withont_ Morphine or Narcotine, Tasca Spohr RESTLESS ORO j~Anab= derwear. Hat purchased. MAIN STREET,-O oO I WILL SELL A GENERAL LINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ! IN MY SALESROOM, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Saturday Evening, commencing: at he hoe ae. Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF C7 oolem. Greedls MANUFACTURED BY THE ROCKFORD WOOLEN MILLS, And would call the attention of the Ladies to a Beautiful Article ofr Kite AlL-Wool Skirts it Ladies and Children, We have now a fall d complete assortment of wooxintrsBsN GoonD s, FOR WINTER WEAR, Consisting in part of Ladies’ Knitted and Creche’ ‘Shawls. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Shree Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted and ‘Crochet UnLadies’ and Children’ s Knitted & cre: Hoods. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Sacks, Mittens, Wristlets, Leggings, &c. A great variety of WOOLEN YARNS, and all Material . for Fancy Work. ¢ o We have. a fine assortment of LATEST STYLE WINTER TRIMMED HATS, Which we must disposé of at once. In order to make it an object for all.to purchase, ‘ we will: make .a deduction of Ten per cent on every pee Wien Dallars are scarce it is yt dug tile ane them to the best aati : . gam ood ids ! Latest Styles! — . LOWEST PRICES! . ” Everything as Represented ! 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Corner Pine and Commercial sts., ss SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, ‘MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ‘ALL KINDS OF PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS AND NEWSPAPERS, Field, Garden and Flower.Seeds, niet = T. H. CARR, GARR BROTHERS, Proprietors of] The Palace Drigetoe, Nevade City, Keep constantly onhand a large and complete stock of everything usually found in FIRST-CLASS DRUCSTORE. NTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BC, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS FOR [ondoa & Lancashire-and Manchester Insurance Companies, : * Than which there are none better. 4 Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent Druggist. Corner Broad and Pinejsts., WALTER D. Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City VINTON Frop co A Large Stet of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, {Combs, Brushes, Hand. IM firrdrs, Toilet Articles of all kinds. . Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions . By & Competent Druggest, and PERFECT PURITY gusrantecd. 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a testimony for plaiutiff was conelud». u. . Morning « counsel for defense moved =: obs $308.6 2:80, u eae, humiapoand pent 6:30 a. "u. TOMA You Little York ra peg anjaund "ldage. 6:30. 11364: x ve Fao, MEIN, P.M. , ~ Local In Ir 18 RUMORED, and ‘in this case we hopéthe Fumor is true, that a new daily paper will goon be started int Maryaville to. adv and give some elass of people who. belive that: the Sawyer decree will bring ‘ruin upon Yuba county. On the firet immnk in March the Assessors of ous counties in the State must’ all property at its full cash value. What. figares can be placed upon property in the towns of Smaartevitte,’ Camptonville, and other . noes ihins’ ing formerly gave »it~a value? If honestly assessed, the depreciation will ba to about one-tenth of the formér value, and in that ease the city of Marysville will be compelled to pay nine-tenths of the taxes, which aloue is enough te bankrupt every unfortunate -propérty-holder. ia that town. Aiy man Whi invests a dollar in d estate _ Maryaville at the ee ta pricés; is an idiet. Werea manto do auch thing as that and commit a coldblooded murder on top of it, no jury in the world would ever convict, him, We hope. the new paper will.soon be started in Marysville, and show up the ruin that has been brought about by afew men in ‘that soon-to-bedoomed city.Witiram H. Iver of San Leandro died this week at the age-of 56 years. The immediate cauge of ‘his. Heath was from hardéning of the spine, su perinduced by his rheumatic. hak. les. Mr. Ivey was Dorn in Lehigh county, Pennsyl?ania, He arrived in California, July 10, 1849, and” was, for a time engaged in mining in Downieville, Sierra county. He remained in that-locality two or three years and then acttled in. Alameds county, where he resided for over twenty yearé. ° Le wie RI Be Tue Appeal crows loudly because “the owners of the Sacramento, hydraulic-mine of North San Juan, Nevada county, have determined on-entirely abandoning work on the property,” and.all on account of Sawyer’s decision, That is the first time we ever heard of sueh a hydraulic mine at San Juan. Will the A tbe kind enough to tell (ite who the osners are and how much it has produced ? L. Two or three days of “warm rain just now would not have any very ‘marked effect on the streams. The ten-foot layer-of snows that covets * the upper country is dry and light, and would hold millions of gallons of water before its absorbing powers became exhausted. i A Tue present cold iveather not only bursts water pipes, but retards all sorts of work. No kind’ of mining can be carried on successfully during such cold weather, apd, therefore scarity of coin and hard times are the natural results. —_———oa? Tue roads are in a rough condition, and we wonder at the stages _ Tunning out of this city making such * remarkably regular time. > + Mrs. Joun Laweence, who was}. injured a few evenings since: while . . coasting on Broad street, is ont yet able to walk. etn Ge £ Tiwrnes: Thomas Richards, lately of Frenel Cortal; hud « brother’ of Sain. and James Richards, left Wedneeday for Venezuela, South America, where hé will be the chief ‘black: } smith at the mine apperinitedyd: by Mr, Perkins» a ts Graviteville Monday morning the thermometer was down to. within two ‘degrees of wero, “Ménday . ” and Tuesday mornings it did-mot get. so low to within four degrees, “GRANGER,” whi. resides, at Graniteville in this county, wants to jJease a ranch in the foothills. See the advertisement. . se Oe: San Doainé the ‘past . two years nia: ers have been very scarce in thia a city, but cf ‘ate anew erop has came to the : rsa Locrspa, Bort of ‘Gears _ _ Valley, who has been spending. sev: _, eral months rat Sen Beare is home. again, int ee W. W. Baxrer and Peter. ‘Gore iar ses bc lomgegee soon pect to leave tomorrow for San * Plaintif rs * . e Suny Reseda tocated by refere j. and.the ditches and. flumes are. so . thing unusual for the company to be aw “4 at-present. s ‘Tithe United Sta tes: ‘Ciroti¢” Court: ome. use having eect s 7 «. Why,beloh and say you've got heartra Superior Court of this eounty for thirteen daye, the introduction: of ed Weduesday evening. Yesterday for a non-suit_ on ‘the ead : ae i ae A to) ay in this case year y that atthe date of the locatiop of. plaintiff's: claim, the local castoms-of the mining district where said claims are situated required that'a record of such “locapitea the office of er of said county, and that such reeord of Iscation’ as introduced in this case fails to contain such ad tion of the claim . to's ‘some nataral object or permanent: ‘monument. as will ‘identify’ the claim. : plaintiff, “that” ‘pisintiff has mever been ousted by defendant ; that Plaintiff was in. possession _ of. the a in controversy in this acSetion, w commenta plaintiff bas never been ousted anlieies by. defendant, and that defendant hae _mever withheld, the same, or any part ‘Miereof, from jeaintig, 3 “The otto waa ott argued all day yesterday.Lack or Water. eee The South Yuba Company Naas then two weeks ago were able to obtain about 10,000 inches of . water from the river, but owing to the cold weather that’ source of stpply iv now cut offand they are compelled to draw from, Fordyce, There if not more than fifteen feet fin the hse ehoked with ice-that it is almost impossible to get enough down to this point to furnish the quartz mines here with power. A few days of moderate weather. will make’ everything all right again; but it is somecompelled t6 tap the main lake fcr water at this time of ‘year. Death of Thomas Curley. ‘Thomas. Curley; of the’ firm: of ‘Curley & Mahon, proprietors of the Hotel at Colfax, died Wednuesday morning ‘and his funeral will take place. this, afternoon. For some nine years he has been an_ invalid. Mr. Curley was well knowa’ thrbagh this part.of the State, and to the traveling public. He was one of the ‘most genial aad popular men . on the line of the Central Pacific;and hundreds of friends will lament his death. He leaves a wife and four children, The Cops 5 Robin. The great depth of #i0w higher up in the mountains has drivev the robine~ down ‘this ‘way;« and Cemeat Hill ridge north of town is alive with them. They are fatas butter, and Lad army of Boys dnd! men‘have been shooting them for several days past. Some parties go out after them at ‘hight and‘hy'the light of lanterns fire into the trees and bushes where they roost, bringing down fifteen or twenty ata shot. The market, is ylitted with them at 50’cents a dozen. . A Batch of Dismissals. . Charles Kinfeldt had Eliza Northey arrested for embezzlement in getting away° with a hundred dollar diamond ring that he had entrusted to her care. She gave up the ring and Justice Blakey dismissed the easé, The case of Henry Damon, charged with disturbing the peace of his sister-in-law,, and of Ben Trezoni, charged with pulling a pistol in a row with. thé aforesaid Damon, have also been dismissed in the same court on mation of-the presecution pe Probably Another Change. The Union of yesterday says; The San Francisco Clearing House has memorialized +the.-Central Pacific ‘Railroad Company to. have the overland leave that city at 5 P. M._inatead.of 3p. M. asat present, If the Central Pacific complies with this ‘feqdest the train. will pavs C Ifax at about 3.30 a. M. instead of 11.30 as This, however, would cause uo change in “the ronniog of the,.trains on, the . Narrow PGange, st least! for the present. * g “ the ebliveed’ dias of the State Supreme Court the following appears relative to“ the case’ of Lawrence et al. vs. Getchell, appealed from the Superior Court” of this county: : “Order. reversed “and. cause remandéd, and the Court is di-. ‘rected to modify ite decision and . judgment a asrequested. / McKee, J. We coneur: MeKiestiy: J., bac igh Fk oe te ; ——— a — we : 2 Vacatee + ian appasl frown on athe decision of Jadges Sawyer and Deady, in favor of plaintiff, to.the United States Su-. “preme’ Court, in case of Edward . Woodruff vs. ths North’ Bloomtield Gravel Mining Company, the fathous debris case, was © vaeated on } motion of counsel for the defense, in arn, , every time you eat? Be sensible, take Brown’s Iron Bitters ‘and ‘. year the fact will be practically deween mee iftm tatermsitonar ring extaniaion * “We have. received. from: A. Zee‘handelacr, ex-Mining Comm > the Amsterdam Exhibition, a cirevlar in which he proposes an Inter-. nstional Exhibition in London, England, in 1884-5. He says :., An International Mining Exhibition (as proposed by me through the columns of the London papers) of everything ‘se qrupray to this great and growindustry, under English patroaand those directly . identified ‘vith mining labor and capital, at » . Presid day, place, and for. a period to be roamed hereafter; would net only be of great interest, but also-of ‘ benefit to the public at large, hibition—the @irst one éver held here—to be condacted for the common good, without any speonlative ‘motives, is bound to prove of great} value to the producer and investor, and"tp better the condition. of “the miner, as it will. bring mining toa more legitimate basis, and tend to settle: labor questions. Promises of ‘support have already been, received by me from America and other counties/and tliere is every reason to believe that the undertaking, if unpowerful ‘English patronage, will moet with unparalleled success, and prove a beiétit to rasienos, labor and capital, «Deserting]ja Muking Ship. Sinn Every Spring and Summer during the past thirty years from eighty to ninety four, six,eight,ten and twelve horse and mule teams have been loaded. with. freight at Marysville for Smartaville, French Cor-. ral, Birchville,. Sebastopol, SanJaan, Columbia Hill, Lake Gity, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Eureka, Camptonville, Forest City, Downieville, Sierra City, Sierra Butter, and other places in the hydraulic mininz sections. . During the coming Spring apd Summer Nor onk TEAM WIL BE RUNNING TO ANY OF THESE PLACKS. The Sawyer decree, which chuses the withdrawal of this patronage, is alone sufficient to ruin Marysville and bring its taxes up. to seven or eight doliarw on each $100 of taxable. property. Marysville. is irretrievably ruined by” the stoppage o! hydraulic mining, and within one: monatrated. Knowing this,” all the shrewd and. far.seeing men of the -town are selbing their real ‘estate ‘as fast as ygreenhorns, who believe what the Appeal sdys, will come up with their coin, s Will It Prove a First-Class Fraad ? A Walla Walla (Washington Territory) dispatch,,, of . February, 9th, says: The excitement about the ‘Coeur d’ Alene mines ig abating, The most atrocions falsehoods are being disseminated about’ their rickness, when; in fact, old miners. believe that ‘not $5,000 have been taken out since the camp was struck. What little has teen seen is of a scaly pnature, which ocours in spots. The creek is very flat and deep. No work has been done except on 8 high rim outside the main channel, in which bedrock hag not been seen yet. The claims are 201 acres each. The old dodge of exhibiting nuggets and rich quartz specimens"have been going.on for some time, but. traders. have ovly seen a féw samples bf gold which are, exhibited by »interested parties. The country may be rich, but so far nothing has been found to justify au excitement. ——---o—me Stopped the Fun. On account of the numerous accidents that were occurring, the Trustees ordered Marshal Baldridge ,bo put a stop Wednesday night” “to coasting on Broad street. The track had become so narrow and glarry as to render it extremely unsafe, no matter how much care the coasters exercised. The fun had been going on six nights, and. there were from two to four persons. hprt more or less each night. ‘Fortunately no very serious Injuries were received, TT *.* English Tea Party. The-ladies of the M. E. Church will hold an English Tea-meeting Tuesday evening, Fehruary 19th, at the Nevada Theatre. Rev. Geo. Hemas and others are expected to address the audience, -beside an interesting musical programme will. be furnished. Tickets 50 cents, chil: dren half price, — ’ td 4 SRA EN “BOTEL AKRIVALS. —_o— " 4 RATIONAL EXCHANGE toad be STANLY A. GDY.....3. Feb, i321 8M Harris, City, 2

Mrs F G Beatty, City,” . Mies Lillie Bolanger, Ci iy, F H MeAlilister, City; S B Davenport, Walla Walla, roe Hardy, Angels, *: Hardwick, San Francisco, . Cammet, . re 7 W Thompson, ~ di Mrs Hagarty & d, Mosre’ 's 's Pat, C Shortleff, -Mrs Packard, Blue heck R Camnzings & w, Sweetland, Sep H Wendler, Sierra City; -Mrs Robinson, Plum Valiey, Hi Pattemeyer,. t's Flat, OW Green, City, oe Wm Seevey, Cascpton ville, Kk M Ham, Sacramento, ———* JD Hawilton, Cc Z 05 ~ WL Corn New ork, Chas Adolph, om A W. Thompson, Petaluma, Edwio see peareeae : sa» Proprietors. . : vr Feb, 1. “ieee. Spaulding, Grass Valley, ye Jones, San Pr Sech‘an exf BRA career arses Rough & Ready Pe Restos ay oe E wore t, ng ame ek Ha ‘Emperor William is afraid of ghosts. They are too unceremonioas for crowned héads. © Patti is a. very. effective. singer. She-touches the pocket-baok of an opera subscriber as no other artist can. ~. “Peace if possible, Tuatice at any most fond of preffxing to his doe tures for gutograph collectors.General Jackson was the first ent to inaugurate the: custom of shaking the hands of all who came to his public levees, Lansdowne and his wife have apoken favorably of Niagara Falle, It is remembered that Oscir Wilde also complimented the same drop of water. *Mrs. Louisa H. Albert, of Cedar Rapids, Ia.,has entered into partnership with her husband in the practice of law. ‘The sign reads, “Albert & Albert, attorneys at law.” ‘ * Senator J. Donald Cameron travels in Europe for his health, and in the meantime draws his salary as United States Senator. This isa Cameronian idea of patriotism. "General Cassius M. Clay has been! eulogizing Russia and the Czar. Had his name been Brutusinstead of Casdius, we might have applied the. old classical’ quotation: ‘‘And thon, Brute !” Dr. C, Holland has invented. a locomotive engine thatjemits no smoke, The ladies would like to apply the same scientific -principle to their beaux or. husbands’ when they are using the leaf of.tobacco. Chief Bushyhead, the Cherghioe Indian, has tuken unto himeslf -a wife, and in a few years will be known as Chief Baldhead. His wife is quite beautifal, and a dispatch . . sayc that she will enter Waghiaignes society. . Of the Sere ree “Ouida,” a fresh critic says: ‘Beneath all the mad extravagance of her stories there is the tenderest, clearest heart,slumbering in a sort of unsatisfied energy. -This.woman is morselaly: one of the brightest ever made.’ —————= +o ‘Tue Pennsylvania Railroad Company has contributed $4,000 for the sufferers‘by the Western floods. ° wee . Many of the most prominent ofwill be retired this year, ELIYA CREE SE Campo, San Diego Co., Cal., May 16th, 1882.—Mr. Robt 8. Ammen, San Jose: Please find enclosed twenty dollars ($20), for which send us Ainmen’s Cough Syrup—$10 . worth of 50-cent bottles and $10 in $1 size. Send by express to San Diego, Cal. It has gota good start inthis neighborhood. It gives good satisfaction and is a good medicine. If anything isthe matter with the throat or lungs, it gives immediate relref. Send immediately for we are ‘entirely out, GaskiLt Bros. [The above is the third order received from Messrs, Gaskill Bros. during the winter and spring of 1881-82, and not one dollar has been spent in advertising in their’county$ It proves that a good, honest remedy like Ainmen’s Cough Syrup will win its own way to public favor, and those who buy continue to use it and recommend it.to their friends.] STRONG FACTS / A great many people are asking what parti¢ular troubles Brown’s Iron Bitters is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paral-. ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease,-Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and enriches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Baltimore,.Md., May 7, 1880. My health was much shattered by Rheumatism when E commenced taking Brown’s Iron Bitters, and . scarcely had st: h enough to at tend to my dail ousehold duties Li am now-using t! third bottle and . ining strength Rega) and 1 chee lly recommend it to ‘all. ofit, Mrs, Manzy E. Baasuzan, 173 Préstmanst. Kidney Disease Cured. ristiansburg, Va., 188x. Suffering from kidney disease, from which I could get, no relief, i tgied Brown’s Iron Bittexs, which cured me completely. A child o mine, recovering from scarlet hd had no appetite and did not seem to be able toeatatall. Igave him Iron Bitters with the happiest results. Jj. Kyte Monracus. : r Heart Disease. . Vine St. . Harrisburg, Pa. ec. 2, 1881. After trying different cians auiey vending oe ee and of the go without ore any _~ benefit, eeaiody. F orc Frown § '. Tron Bitters. rasan’ feared tles and never found. anything ¢ that gave meso much relief. Mrs. Juiz Hess, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, BROwn’s TRON ‘Brtters i is invaluable. . Try it. Be sure and dgettho aieslhe—— CIN & w, City,” B Money teecomsente rate,” is what Wendell Phillids was . . ficers in the United States Navy . . I cannot say too much ’in praise: 4~~ es r. householder im an Iowa town to of the Bible in the public schools of singing of hymns or repeating the Lord’s Prayer, In a decision rendered last week, however, the Couct theld ‘that such eclections, were intended to. inculoate morality, purity: and honesty, and were, therefore, a . part of the school system. He refused to grant the desired order, In the case of the People vs. J Lloyd L. Majors, charged with the murder of Archibald’ McIntyre near Lexington, in Sante Clara county, on preme Court on Tuesilay dismissed the appeal from the judgment and order denying the motion for a_ new trial. Hence, Majors must hang, Sa A sEcrtow of a mammoth discovered on the Lana river, after entonrb.mention the ice for certainly not less than five thousand years, was 80 perfect that the structure of the brain could not he distinguished from. that of ahving animal. The natives fed the flesh to ‘their dogs Mor several weeks. J. W. Murruy is on trial at Portland, Or., for the assassination ‘oe Alfred Yenke. ———_--o-—me daily ‘paper shortly to be issued in San Francisco, Tue opera house at Tueson, ‘a, wl . AN . atnansifeds sialp te made: de‘by . an injuction restraining the <i that State, and also to prohibit the. the Ilth of March, 1883, the Su-} Tue Star ie the pame of the new . was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. . AUCTION. cisco, Boye and Glrts Ald Boat, Boys aud’ cmp (particularly boys) for service at wages, fur indenture, . or fér legal adoption, may be had]: from the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Apply with references te’ E. T, Doo.zy, Supt. No. 68, Clementina St., San Franf-2wF i soluto Sprains, ‘Toa slemeh Banke Goatrod'end Bamgai ass oure for Bheamotion, CasToriA Anfants ana Children Withont_ Morphine or Narcotine, Tasca Spohr RESTLESS ORO j~Anab= derwear. Hat purchased. MAIN STREET,-O oO I WILL SELL A GENERAL LINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ! IN MY SALESROOM, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Saturday Evening, commencing: at he hoe ae. Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF C7 oolem. Greedls MANUFACTURED BY THE ROCKFORD WOOLEN MILLS, And would call the attention of the Ladies to a Beautiful Article ofr Kite AlL-Wool Skirts it Ladies and Children, We have now a fall d complete assortment of wooxintrsBsN GoonD s, FOR WINTER WEAR, Consisting in part of Ladies’ Knitted and Creche’ ‘Shawls. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Shree Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted and ‘Crochet UnLadies’ and Children’ s Knitted & cre: Hoods. Ladies’ and Children’s Knitted & Crochet Sacks, Mittens, Wristlets, Leggings, &c. A great variety of WOOLEN YARNS, and all Material . for Fancy Work. ¢ o We have. a fine assortment of LATEST STYLE WINTER TRIMMED HATS, Which we must disposé of at once. In order to make it an object for all.to purchase, ‘ we will: make .a deduction of Ten per cent on every pee Wien Dallars are scarce it is yt dug tile ane them to the best aati : . gam ood ids ! Latest Styles! — . LOWEST PRICES! . ” Everything as Represented ! 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