February 6, 1880 (4 pages)

. He ry emcees yeerntn mags eee mee me I tng i a ee a ed 1 Relate wry “whe ¢ Baily Granseript, ges at any distance: Wey, and with _ata. This bill is_d-signed to interbias skm sil or destroy mining will b> ~ yiosphere’ is.#e thick ‘with. preju— If the members o of “te “Inining __they had better never return to their \\ yigilantly, can prevent any injustice. a ath for.or against « change of venue is __ill-gotten gains of miners, if ‘they . Jose who can first sue them for the _.43 8000 AS they are gone affairs will . pany with an interpreter, ‘ ‘and will NEVADA city, CAL ‘CALIFORMA. —_— Friday, Poruary, oth, 1880. _ Circemiamting Mee Courts. Senator Johusoa has introduced .tiwo bills into the State Senate, which’ gaz. The bills da nof~eved single at hydrauhke mining. rites prohibit: -’ vris from “the mines,” Any per‘son whor runs debris from the mines avy other one engaged in that busia4 those having ne connection with his (court, and the common law, -as expounded by that tribunal. Underit, any one man en the margin ‘of a stceam below, can have al the min-, ang for hundreds: of square ‘miles! stoppel ab once, anlin ove suit: ‘To a3 easy as lying, if dhis bill is passed. ‘The companion bill has al these objectional features and some pecnliar to italf. I$ says the case “‘aball b: tried where $he injury is dove.” No matter if the judge is, brother-or father of the p’aintiff; no matter if every man in the county has expressed an opinion on the case—-f the atthat it,can be.cat with a stil the case must be tried right there, ad-all power to move 1uice knife, taken away. . The right to an impartial trial is secured to every eriminal, except miners, Thay are to be outlaws. Again, by .this bill any “former mining can be panished. It abolishes any limitatiea ef persecution: Any one who has Contributed to make debris heretofore is liable to suit. Vengeance is to search out the offending o1 all past time, and the have retained any,—if. they havenot expended them all in buying grub of ‘the farmers and the dealers in Sacramento,which has the honor of sending Johnson to the Legislature, — all that they have left is to go to crim3 of mining. “counties let either of these bills’ pass constituents, Their passage would bs a blistering disgrace on every one ofthem. Pasa these bills and. the mav ef mining counties can be rolled up. Our. members should exert themselves, besiege committees,make combinations, give ne favor to any section or interest that will not aid them todefeat,these infamous bills! and prevent thegrremediable ruin of their constituents. A strong, compact minority, werking together and Stata Benry May. A former resident of this city, now living in San Francisco, writes that our informant is correct about Henry Hay, except that he was convict«ton the trial for killing the miner with whom he had # dispiite about a claint. He was prosecuted by A. A. Margent, then District Attorney, and defended by Col. Baker,and was convicted @f.‘‘homicide by misadventure iu dog an unlawful act,” and sen_tenced to the State Prison for,one year, The case excited great res est, and the Court room was filled with ladies who sympathized with Mrs. Hay. Some of the dear creatures refused for a long while tov forgive the Pistrict Attorney for “‘prosecuting so hard,” Hay was pardoned . by Gov. Low. of ——. The Dorbec Mine. ‘ . ents The gravel in the Derbec drift mine continues’ to improve steadily aadevelopments progress, and the. size and frequency of bullion shipments,ias of late increased by a; large per centage. The cold weather apd spow have for a few days -interfered somewhatAvich operations, but eo Letter from 5. B. ee he bs v1 ieest amd beliedjin ie indian name signifies the ‘‘valley © oe vie eee _§. B. Davenport, who three months . & Last Monday evenir eve Jago went from this” ety” to Waltanythue peat * . T. Writes to # friend! night ' ‘in the ity \Prieon,. Next follows be am” _soan. morming he + strg Pre . i g bowl. : wiles of the Wa la Walla, or as the, his pike and b the present time “sheep. are not-so A . Top austin suites, ng T. C. Dona. at on the to shun te n dgiiars in noon was . drank f five dollars and thirty-five ‘celits’ , of the waters,” is over 200 ;miles long -Worth, and found himself in an offiwill, if passed, stopall kinds of min; aes extends into Maho Tevttory, . eee's grip for Sins caneeed: Sena and ‘as a rule is very fertile, mach of . evening ‘the land producing over ~ 50bushels Robinson, * Ite is really’ ‘pay a $3 fine or go i a B iil days. He liad but $4 on his can = aco readily = Gattle are . ‘pleatifat and beef is Yerygood. At Send a. wesk ins dungeon eel, That’ he was taken before Judge tried;“and sentenced to ‘gon “when afrested, and began to ‘gwourn becasse he wonld have to . General Ne Notes. : “Tilden denies reper his, The frostier a ake ‘Galitorni bay « ie ae law. ~ \ mndred tboumadpeorte aria Irelands, 7 A-terrife vis it, occturfed on the Philipine Islands. The condition of the Fope 's heath is regarded as wrsatisiactory Denver is excited overthe reported . rich gold'discoveries in that region: died on Tuesday, in Sutter county, The funeral takegplace-Thnreday. “The ‘storm ‘orrthe * Atlantie, Tuesday was the mcst seve} said-bs, “Pil fell yes how it be, none to bedess than two years ¢d) ‘and one fourth to weigh 1,090. la, eath. » Hoge rate about the same ‘as, with you.in_o: to 6 cents per pound. . Hay is worth Labout $12 per ton, and other feed -in . the same proportion. The climate . here is very good, not sowiild as with you, but not so old a3 in the wextern States. Meui, wear large overcoats; fut;caps and mittens, and tsually they -have from one to, two months sleighing during the Winters, but this winter so far has been very favorable, hardy two weeks sleighing, and except for that ‘“‘cold wave,” very°mitd. ‘Phere are but three butcher shops here, On frém 6 to 8 beef and 8 sheep per diy, One kills he other two about half as many. Much ef this beef is sold around the country and toGovernment for the cavalry at Fort Wa'la. Walla, about 14 miles south of the town. are very high, supplies are higher than with you, owing to the diflicult. transportation. from Portland; Oregon, td this place, but we believein less than two years awe wilk-have seanuch better facilities: that our freight bills will not be more than one third what they are now, and when the railroad has been built over the Cascade mouniainswe wiil be on-a fair footing with other parts of the Coast. coinefor we will have the population and business‘to justify it.The Col-. umbia river has been closed for the past 6 weeks, butis now open and, the first boat left Portland the 19th} — with about 150 passengers. trip up here is very tedious; the first buat carries to the Cascades, then 5 miles by railroad, then secoad. boat to railroad, then the third boatto Walla Walla, then by railroad 32 miles to . this place, Itis not only tiresome ‘Rents Groceries and usual That rai‘read must The The Dalles, the:e 14 miles. by . t i but expensive, and when I tell you that all freight must be handled over at each of the poiats named, you wil be ready to believe that it costs 35 centa per 100 lbs on heavy shipments and something more on lighter goods, Government is cutting o canal at The Cascades, which when finished will enable Portiand bonts to goupte The Dalles, thereby saving much time and expense. Thue you see after awhile we will be better fixed than now-and our predcers will receive, ilizat ion. camp, up the country. fighting, yet by their Idaho Territories. assume a sha well, still more satisfactory The machinery all works ' Chinese Theatre. A Chinese theatre is in full ~blast oun Gouwercial street. The TRANscripr’s dramatic sharp having been presented with. 3 complimentary ticket attended last evening in com: pir to-tporrow’s paper” tell the public” mines in Nevada county. needssome money, plenty of patience _—ee snpgriortenrt, Tacnenay,; ¥,;Febguary Sth. ny va, J. F. De Bour. hearing till Monday next. what he saw and heard there. . Recess till Satnrcay at 10 4. M. ary seasons, from 4/ ner’s bin doin.” or rather keep, more of the money their crops produce, enabling them to live better aud enjoy:ahigher ¢iv_A word or two about the or ort Walla, and_I will -close. —This—-Fort—was—founded—in 1855:and has been of great benefit in, protecting the pioneess and settling There arc between . Store, will be presented to the hand3290 and 400 cavalry here now, whe although not cal'ed upon todo much presence here exercise a wholesome influence over the various tribes of red rascals ’who are found in considerable force in eastern Oregon, ‘Washington and The Government -hasmade-a-coutract for the water—ofa certain spring (to aupply the camp) for 25 years, showing the people here that the Fort is to be kept up and . that they are¢o have the benefit of the trade for this generation, which is considerable, for you know soldiers spend all they get and ‘“‘pay day” here is as marked asin someof your This isa good country to come to, but a person good health and _ Mt. Blane Gravel Miaing CompaContinued for : E ‘and are = about $2. Jedge,._I'm __ Jim_Calloyin’spard. . General Grant was the recipi _te 2: with, the existing litigatida to] nite while ‘cattle can be. had, ‘We heva moine up beyant Hant’s a ‘tea party and ball” ab Havana tne prejudice of the defendants. — Tty Be <=. oat the-d_—There._was os _-overrules a decision of the Supreme ienetiaes aie haat Whe ‘iF aa Tien dows ae sisi eal ae a one month ago for $12 per head —to( Jinmaie willbe: ixpeeting~ me-back fbe delivered in this county'in June, f his blessed day. Artah,; Jedge, bad luck to the day I get drunk. Jim, poor 1 feilex; he'll break his heart wid sorrow whe “Why, I know im, well,” said his Honor,looking oa $hevictim with pity. ‘We're great frien and on his ecconut I'll pay your fine.” The Judge forked over the six « prisoter-at Ahe time of the arrest. Donahue smotiered him with . exona “of gratitude, and ‘promised goright home and send back the eluate coin. .Bhe Couri settled down to dispose ofianother case, hig soul filled with happiness because he had helped relieye the sufferings of an unfortanate. fellow-man, and the released man departed. Wednesday while his -honer was . sauntering down street he observed a fampiar form staggering along just ahead. A second look showed him it was. the irrepressible Donahue, drunker than ever. Half an hout jater that individual again stood ‘at the bar of justiea, where he got a severe lecture on the baseness .of<ingratitude, and was then sent to the e hears what his pard. lars. and the money taken from the Yentertainments, for.the reliel of. the ‘su by the heirs of Caroline Straickerton, destructive ever ~expatienced> were lost, was recently fought in Dakota’ between Gros Vedtre had Uncapaps Indians. Charles Decker, “q hardware-merchant of Newark (N.J.), blew him‘self to pieces by means of an imprdy : ised cannon, on the 3d. ‘The IrishAmericans of. Lowell (Miass.), Have vot€d not ‘fo parade ou . St. Patrick's Day, butto give instead ‘ing Irish people. Govergor Perkins has sent to the Governor of Oregon a requisition for}. the arrest of Thomas Paul, a fugitive . from justice from this State, charged With the ¢rime of robbery, J. B. Hume being appointed State agent. ‘Two fires in-Marysvi le onstucsday—one in Hudson & Swain ee of residences, infhiéting & loss of $5,000. Senator Davis’ family occupied one of thé ‘résiflences’ threatened. The other fire partially destroyed the roof of.a frame residence owned on © street., About twelve o ‘elock Tuesday night masked men entered the dwel.ing of the somewhat notorious Donnelly at Lucan, Ontario, and mur‘County Jail for.ten days so he might in sclitude meritate on his meanness. It seems he had» been working awhile for Callovi in, but was recently discharged from, that gentleman's employ. Judge Robinson says he has quit . convicting men and then paying their fines. A Benefit Entertatnment. es The citizens of Nevada have tendered a benefit, entertainment to Henri Stuatt, manager ef tlic late pedestrian contest, and his wife, to take place at the Theatre next Monday evening. The Rrst part of the/ programme will consist of-a—parlor minstrel scene, the participants comprising an orchestra of six pieces and a male quartette, Mr, Stuart, for several years principal performer in Haverly’s and Tony Pastor's combinations as tamborine and end man, while Charles Reardon formerly of Haverly’s will serve as the otherend man and play the bones. Mr. S, will appear in his champion medley clog, female impersonation, essence, etc. The second part ‘will consist of character sketches, songs land dances hy Charles Horner and Mrs. Stuart, both of whom have had much experience on the stage. The motto of those to Appear is “Play to amnse and-not-to offend,” and there is every reason to believe the entertainment qill be chaste and artistic, ‘An ‘elegant sitver medal, that may be seen at Leutje & Brand's somest lady present, and_the-homeliest. man will receive a tin. medal, ‘Tickets may be secured at Vinton's drugstore, admission being _ fifty cents, and reserved seats seventyfive cents, Our citizens should patronize this event in a liberal manner, as Mr, and Mrs, Stuart are deserving of encouragement, it ‘water, mining and general expenses, dered the father, mother, one son . and a niece. A boy hamed Connor, the only other inmate, took refuge under the bed and escaped, The baud then set fire to the house which, together with the murdered bodies was totally constiinéd, Another son residing about three. miles .from the homestead, was called : to .his.door about the same hour and shot dead, The North Hieemfici mine.\/ A printed report of the operations and condition #f the Nerth Bloomfield Mining Company has been issued, The receipts for the.year 1879, after deducting $142,810 for cost of and $7,862 for expenses at San} Frahcisco office, were ~$315,171. The face value of the bullion} produced was $331,760. The other disbursements were $7,438 for Yuba Gravel Range Company's stock and $51,049 for interest on bonds, etc. There was $50,000 paid out for the redemption of ‘bonds and $130,000" for-dividends to stockholders, being at the rate of $4 per share, The total amount of cash December 31, 1879, was $6,961. The floating debt of $19,724 at the close of 1878 has been paid off. >. > A Paying Mine, os A gold bar worth about. $3,000 was one of the attractions at the Citizens Bank yesterday, It was particularly interesting from the fact that it was produced by a quartz mine near town that but a few months ago Was by many considered as * ‘pe tered,” was sold for a song, and is now making regular semi-monthly shipments of bullion, and gives its present owners handsome dividenda. i Sierra County Incorperation. ene a. Namuiger, pret tes A battle; in Wliiclr fifteen lives . A RAP There have been filed with the} inrds fella distanes £ y a he pass n the 6th ho mige, pe quantity ¢ dirt camped 9 : partially: ked to the men who were trying #o get down and rescue him, and thenrbecame silent. pass timbered,and between eight and body, which was lifeless. He leaves The wife -of Congressman. Berry jawite and tourchildrens == ==~ a : NEY ADA. CITY, CAL. amie ~2 ite st . veaterday’ % devtvlie At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CIiTY,. CAL chan E. Pearson, Tt Dr Sniith New York D Renken gan Francis Gey Ryan SarPrin C Wells French €orrs} J Forces Central Ho J Rest Grass Yatiey~ © Campbell Bite Te ppt Bine Tent: ‘ E Thomas city J Manury San Francise i 'T Bennet Salt Lake J.Catlig Ohio. . —— seeesteeeerearnenraeeneeated PE Building ‘smut Sccupied. by ie Seamah as @ Carriage Manof v. gether with the Lot on which it stands, Beit besold cheap. the Grass Valley road, near the Cashin: residenve. FREDONIA LODGE, t.0, OF, . ‘Smartsille, For fa rticulars apply to E. H. GAY+ LORD, District’ Attorney's Office, Nevada City, ry 16-1m Deciradle Residence for Sale. ~ Thevaluable property situated on now occupied by Geo. A. Church, is offered for sale at a bargain. \ A Valuable Water Riz the Property, of . For particulars enquire of ‘Sim ~“Ayer’s Sarsapariila, ~ . For . Peering the Blood. F of the vegetable (A i, alteratiyes, SarSA saparilla, Dock, o-<Stittingia; ‘and RO Mangrake, with 2X =the lodides of = Potash and Iren makes a most ef; ficient cure of a series of complaints which are very preva lent and afflicting. It purifies the blood purges out the lurking humors in the sys tem, that undermine health and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the appearance on the surface of humors that shoutd be expeited trom the blood--internal derangements are the determination of these same humors to some internal orgun. or organs, whose action they derange, an@ whose substanite they disease and de steay. Ayer’s Sarsaparilila expels these humors from the blood, When they are gone. the disorders, they produce disappear, such as ULCERATIONS OP THE LivER, Stem Ach, Kipxeys, Lexes, Eavrrions axp Exvrtios Diskasks or THe Sarin, St. ANTHONY’s Finez, Rése on Enystrenas, Pivrugs, Pustuuss, Biorcues, Bors, Tumors, Terren’ AND SALT Rusvum, ScALD Hesp, Rine Worm, “ULcERs axp Séana, Rneumatisn,’ Nevraven, “Pars In THE Bones, Sipk AND Head, Femaue WEAKNESS, STERILITY, LUGORRHMA ARISING FROM INTERNAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE. DISEASES, Drorsy. Dyspepsia. EMACIATION AND Gexueat Desiurry, With their departure health returns. PREPARED BY bit. 5.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Soup sy ALL. Daveaists AXD Deane: Mepictxr. BS Pacific Mail Steam Co. and Puget Soand leave SAN FRANCISMonth, at 13 e’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, They -got the]. nine o'clock that evening secured the }. This property is situated’ on}? Po B. CHARLO. ‘ Wellli: gton’s Stable . This compound . CO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each . ea -Impe nt to Mines } oe LP o-Gs _ Prospectors._ Ae there Ha veeen for the . Last yeat —connecte] with the nrines.of Nevada anib Sier. ra coulties in relation té reports, values and” general description of all : mines within the said counties ‘this —} prospeetus-is-tobe—extensively eit culated in this and foreign tountries, Ht will not —only-showthe -amincral — wealth: -of these two counties, but of country, and willa’ 80 be the means of bringing mech capital that is at present laying idle or‘taken to other countries: _ What is wanted is a full written description of each mine, stating whether drift, gravel, hydraulic tr quartz, and the following questions will serve asa guide to partics givitig information: “FOR HYDRAULIC GRAVEL. Number of -acres, character of ti-. tle, place of location, ete? The depth of bank or openings? Grade of sluice and fall? Pressure to be obtained and water facilities ? roe Amount of pipe-clay or sedimentary matter, lava, and the general * . depth of the gravel streaks, How the gravel prospects from grass réots to bed:rock*Actual amounts of money expend: ed and taken out, if any work his been done ? DRIFT-ARAVED. Nirmber of acres, location, title, etc. = Width. of.channel and _ probable depth of pay. streak? niounts oF _money-expende-Lani. beseech if any work has_ been done? How gravel prospects? Describe fully work done. QUARTZ. Number of feet, title, a Describe principal country ae walls, size of vein, nd’ the various other charaeteristics . Ww hethgr the pay ore lies in chutes, chimneys, pockets or pots,‘or whether the precious} metal abounds throughout the bulk of vein matter? Character of ore and sulphurets, which must be positive. Amounts of money--expended ard taken out, if-any work bas ‘been done? Describe all improvements fully, with all important note. in relation thereto. Gravel, claims to be limited to $100,000, and in ho case to exceed $150,000, and must be dividend paying mimes. Quartz. claims to be limited to $200,000, and in no case to exceed $500,000, ‘and must be dividend paying mines. It is expected that all descriptions willbe wholly devoid of visionary or prospective features, a5 positive facts only ate wanted. Make all references brief and to the point. Address by mail from January 28 to March 10, 1880. After the latter time po reports will be received. ie Naw Yous Prosrsctvs 0o., F. Burns, Secretary: " Office—National. Exchange a Nevada City, Offite hours from # to 9 P. m. daily. _ jal -1ai Copartnership Heotice. Jats MARRIOTT having purehgsed Row at Lake City. Last Saturday night = man roms the upper part of the country went into the barroom of Joe. Ellison's hotel at Lake City, and after brandishing a knife and pistol around for some time, and indulging in various drunken didos, proeseded to smash up the bottles aud tumblers, The estab lishment was in a state of '. chaos when he got ee his fan, ara Belfast, . we, Me., goose was found to have its — Now, if oan nape Maine begin to talon oggs, singer ming form will * paising. Secretary of State articles of incor poration of the Bureka Consolidated Gravel Mining Company of Sierra divided into shares of $1 each. Directors—John Richardson, J. J. Bradley, Stephon Clarke, »Patrick. Keef and Adam Leary. e® The funny editor of the Sacra‘mente Bee niust have been jilted by a temale pedestrian, as we judge from So cas ne ae clip from pin ada City one of the female pedestrians City, Cal. Capital stock, $20,000, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. ‘Second Class Fare,, $10. Te EITHER PORT. Connect at iaiaien with Northern Pacifie Railroad for ies . Portlamd, Oregon, has bea dubbed ‘Violet’, as the TikasscrrpT informs us, ‘because of mer ne ty and charms of face and orm.’ cast in a brass foundry.” —Stock Re3 WILLEAMS, DIMeND aco. port. © i General Agents San Franeiseo. ~~ at Seattle with Local Steamers SKAGIT RIVER and MINES: South America, New York, Europe, Japan, China and Austra‘violet must have been lia. t in ee ee Butcher arte or Ps the wn of Nerth Pete it Renner Sete re Se roe pay all debts ‘eallect all credits td prior to this hia rn AtRiert, w c. RURROUG! cae . Bloom, Feb. 8 se. Sn ic00 vi newer the many otters of ir. ce : ‘quirers regarding this gold region ‘food Fer :Hami ton amine mente way. ' The delifi Mining Cor to the 19th -A-Chapte Star will b The Fatih ho mine an ing lately i nine __ The pro) “ys offered f advertisem _ @ta-bargal * . Peoples Sandays a this mont . days in Fe @ight year ‘another. } Sundays. Manage day-he hig bills agai please,” a lish. in.1 statement Pifty-o vel from Lowell -H. = yielded $ was from which la that clain lates the . San F “Thank . match at match w kind in “sport, to somethin plage. was play The Day are “the land tines of weigh di of deale . goods, a country through the nex’ Senat the. Leg Act to and Lar San Fr: __gather “ necessa) the Sta formati to the throug] Wm. appoint wagons “saw ma less -th with it a day t old-fas intend ness st ment } The thousa gin at next. _ Lee, \ other tation moral

. He ry emcees yeerntn mags eee mee me I tng i a ee a ed 1 Relate wry “whe ¢ Baily Granseript, ges at any distance: Wey, and with _ata. This bill is_d-signed to interbias skm sil or destroy mining will b> ~ yiosphere’ is.#e thick ‘with. preju— If the members o of “te “Inining __they had better never return to their \\ yigilantly, can prevent any injustice. a ath for.or against « change of venue is __ill-gotten gains of miners, if ‘they . Jose who can first sue them for the _.43 8000 AS they are gone affairs will . pany with an interpreter, ‘ ‘and will NEVADA city, CAL ‘CALIFORMA. —_— Friday, Poruary, oth, 1880. _ Circemiamting Mee Courts. Senator Johusoa has introduced .tiwo bills into the State Senate, which’ gaz. The bills da nof~eved single at hydrauhke mining. rites prohibit: -’ vris from “the mines,” Any per‘son whor runs debris from the mines avy other one engaged in that busia4 those having ne connection with his (court, and the common law, -as expounded by that tribunal. Underit, any one man en the margin ‘of a stceam below, can have al the min-, ang for hundreds: of square ‘miles! stoppel ab once, anlin ove suit: ‘To a3 easy as lying, if dhis bill is passed. ‘The companion bill has al these objectional features and some pecnliar to italf. I$ says the case “‘aball b: tried where $he injury is dove.” No matter if the judge is, brother-or father of the p’aintiff; no matter if every man in the county has expressed an opinion on the case—-f the atthat it,can be.cat with a stil the case must be tried right there, ad-all power to move 1uice knife, taken away. . The right to an impartial trial is secured to every eriminal, except miners, Thay are to be outlaws. Again, by .this bill any “former mining can be panished. It abolishes any limitatiea ef persecution: Any one who has Contributed to make debris heretofore is liable to suit. Vengeance is to search out the offending o1 all past time, and the have retained any,—if. they havenot expended them all in buying grub of ‘the farmers and the dealers in Sacramento,which has the honor of sending Johnson to the Legislature, — all that they have left is to go to crim3 of mining. “counties let either of these bills’ pass constituents, Their passage would bs a blistering disgrace on every one ofthem. Pasa these bills and. the mav ef mining counties can be rolled up. Our. members should exert themselves, besiege committees,make combinations, give ne favor to any section or interest that will not aid them todefeat,these infamous bills! and prevent thegrremediable ruin of their constituents. A strong, compact minority, werking together and Stata Benry May. A former resident of this city, now living in San Francisco, writes that our informant is correct about Henry Hay, except that he was convict«ton the trial for killing the miner with whom he had # dispiite about a claint. He was prosecuted by A. A. Margent, then District Attorney, and defended by Col. Baker,and was convicted @f.‘‘homicide by misadventure iu dog an unlawful act,” and sen_tenced to the State Prison for,one year, The case excited great res est, and the Court room was filled with ladies who sympathized with Mrs. Hay. Some of the dear creatures refused for a long while tov forgive the Pistrict Attorney for “‘prosecuting so hard,” Hay was pardoned . by Gov. Low. of ——. The Dorbec Mine. ‘ . ents The gravel in the Derbec drift mine continues’ to improve steadily aadevelopments progress, and the. size and frequency of bullion shipments,ias of late increased by a; large per centage. The cold weather apd spow have for a few days -interfered somewhatAvich operations, but eo Letter from 5. B. ee he bs v1 ieest amd beliedjin ie indian name signifies the ‘‘valley © oe vie eee _§. B. Davenport, who three months . & Last Monday evenir eve Jago went from this” ety” to Waltanythue peat * . T. Writes to # friend! night ' ‘in the ity \Prieon,. Next follows be am” _soan. morming he + strg Pre . i g bowl. : wiles of the Wa la Walla, or as the, his pike and b the present time “sheep. are not-so A . Top austin suites, ng T. C. Dona. at on the to shun te n dgiiars in noon was . drank f five dollars and thirty-five ‘celits’ , of the waters,” is over 200 ;miles long -Worth, and found himself in an offiwill, if passed, stopall kinds of min; aes extends into Maho Tevttory, . eee's grip for Sins caneeed: Sena and ‘as a rule is very fertile, mach of . evening ‘the land producing over ~ 50bushels Robinson, * Ite is really’ ‘pay a $3 fine or go i a B iil days. He liad but $4 on his can = aco readily = Gattle are . ‘pleatifat and beef is Yerygood. At Send a. wesk ins dungeon eel, That’ he was taken before Judge tried;“and sentenced to ‘gon “when afrested, and began to ‘gwourn becasse he wonld have to . General Ne Notes.. : “Tilden denies reper his, The frostier a ake ‘Galitorni bay « ie ae law. ~ \ mndred tboumadpeorte aria Irelands, 7 A-terrife vis it, occturfed on the Philipine Islands. The condition of the Fope 's heath is regarded as wrsatisiactory Denver is excited overthe reported . rich gold'discoveries in that region: died on Tuesday, in Sutter county, The funeral takegplace-Thnreday. “The ‘storm ‘orrthe * Atlantie, Tuesday was the mcst seve} said-bs, “Pil fell yes how it be, none to bedess than two years ¢d) ‘and one fourth to weigh 1,090. la, eath. » Hoge rate about the same ‘as, with you.in_o: to 6 cents per pound. . Hay is worth Labout $12 per ton, and other feed -in . the same proportion. The climate . here is very good, not sowiild as with you, but not so old a3 in the wextern States. Meui, wear large overcoats; fut;caps and mittens, and tsually they -have from one to, two months sleighing during the Winters, but this winter so far has been very favorable, hardy two weeks sleighing, and except for that ‘“‘cold wave,” very°mitd. ‘Phere are but three butcher shops here, On frém 6 to 8 beef and 8 sheep per diy, One kills he other two about half as many. Much ef this beef is sold around the country and toGovernment for the cavalry at Fort Wa'la. Walla, about 14 miles south of the town. are very high, supplies are higher than with you, owing to the diflicult. transportation. from Portland; Oregon, td this place, but we believein less than two years awe wilk-have seanuch better facilities: that our freight bills will not be more than one third what they are now, and when the railroad has been built over the Cascade mouniainswe wiil be on-a fair footing with other parts of the Coast. coinefor we will have the population and business‘to justify it.The Col-. umbia river has been closed for the past 6 weeks, butis now open and, the first boat left Portland the 19th} — with about 150 passengers. trip up here is very tedious; the first buat carries to the Cascades, then 5 miles by railroad, then secoad. boat to railroad, then the third boatto Walla Walla, then by railroad 32 miles to . this place, Itis not only tiresome ‘Rents Groceries and usual That rai‘read must The The Dalles, the:e 14 miles. by . t i but expensive, and when I tell you that all freight must be handled over at each of the poiats named, you wil be ready to believe that it costs 35 centa per 100 lbs on heavy shipments and something more on lighter goods, Government is cutting o canal at The Cascades, which when finished will enable Portiand bonts to goupte The Dalles, thereby saving much time and expense. Thue you see after awhile we will be better fixed than now-and our predcers will receive, ilizat ion. camp, up the country. fighting, yet by their Idaho Territories. assume a sha well, still more satisfactory The machinery all works ' Chinese Theatre. A Chinese theatre is in full ~blast oun Gouwercial street. The TRANscripr’s dramatic sharp having been presented with. 3 complimentary ticket attended last evening in com: pir to-tporrow’s paper” tell the public” mines in Nevada county. needssome money, plenty of patience _—ee snpgriortenrt, Tacnenay,; ¥,;Febguary Sth. ny va, J. F. De Bour. hearing till Monday next. what he saw and heard there. . Recess till Satnrcay at 10 4. M. ary seasons, from 4/ ner’s bin doin.” or rather keep, more of the money their crops produce, enabling them to live better aud enjoy:ahigher ¢iv_A word or two about the or ort Walla, and_I will -close. —This—-Fort—was—founded—in 1855:and has been of great benefit in, protecting the pioneess and settling There arc between . Store, will be presented to the hand3290 and 400 cavalry here now, whe although not cal'ed upon todo much presence here exercise a wholesome influence over the various tribes of red rascals ’who are found in considerable force in eastern Oregon, ‘Washington and The Government -hasmade-a-coutract for the water—ofa certain spring (to aupply the camp) for 25 years, showing the people here that the Fort is to be kept up and . that they are¢o have the benefit of the trade for this generation, which is considerable, for you know soldiers spend all they get and ‘“‘pay day” here is as marked asin someof your This isa good country to come to, but a person good health and _ Mt. Blane Gravel Miaing CompaContinued for : E ‘and are = about $2. Jedge,._I'm __ Jim_Calloyin’spard. . General Grant was the recipi _te 2: with, the existing litigatida to] nite while ‘cattle can be. had, ‘We heva moine up beyant Hant’s a ‘tea party and ball” ab Havana tne prejudice of the defendants. — Tty Be <=. oat the-d_—There._was os _-overrules a decision of the Supreme ienetiaes aie haat Whe ‘iF aa Tien dows ae sisi eal ae a one month ago for $12 per head —to( Jinmaie willbe: ixpeeting~ me-back fbe delivered in this county'in June, f his blessed day. Artah,; Jedge, bad luck to the day I get drunk. Jim, poor 1 feilex; he'll break his heart wid sorrow whe “Why, I know im, well,” said his Honor,looking oa $hevictim with pity. ‘We're great frien and on his ecconut I'll pay your fine.” The Judge forked over the six « prisoter-at Ahe time of the arrest. Donahue smotiered him with . exona “of gratitude, and ‘promised goright home and send back the eluate coin. .Bhe Couri settled down to dispose ofianother case, hig soul filled with happiness because he had helped relieye the sufferings of an unfortanate. fellow-man, and the released man departed. Wednesday while his -honer was . sauntering down street he observed a fampiar form staggering along just ahead. A second look showed him it was. the irrepressible Donahue, drunker than ever. Half an hout jater that individual again stood ‘at the bar of justiea, where he got a severe lecture on the baseness .of<ingratitude, and was then sent to the e hears what his pard. lars. and the money taken from the Yentertainments, for.the reliel of. the ‘su by the heirs of Caroline Straickerton, destructive ever ~expatienced> were lost, was recently fought in Dakota’ between Gros Vedtre had Uncapaps Indians. Charles Decker, “q hardware-merchant of Newark (N.J.), blew him‘self to pieces by means of an imprdy : ised cannon, on the 3d. ‘The IrishAmericans of. Lowell (Miass.), Have vot€d not ‘fo parade ou . St. Patrick's Day, butto give instead ‘ing Irish people. Govergor Perkins has sent to the Governor of Oregon a requisition for}. the arrest of Thomas Paul, a fugitive . from justice from this State, charged With the ¢rime of robbery, J. B. Hume being appointed State agent. ‘Two fires in-Marysvi le onstucsday—one in Hudson & Swain ee of residences, infhiéting & loss of $5,000. Senator Davis’ family occupied one of thé ‘résiflences’ threatened. The other fire partially destroyed the roof of.a frame residence owned on © street., About twelve o ‘elock Tuesday night masked men entered the dwel.ing of the somewhat notorious Donnelly at Lucan, Ontario, and mur‘County Jail for.ten days so he might in sclitude meritate on his meanness. It seems he had» been working awhile for Callovi in, but was recently discharged from, that gentleman's employ. Judge Robinson says he has quit . convicting men and then paying their fines. A Benefit Entertatnment. es The citizens of Nevada have tendered a benefit, entertainment to Henri Stuatt, manager ef tlic late pedestrian contest, and his wife, to take place at the Theatre next Monday evening. The Rrst part of the/ programme will consist of-a—parlor minstrel scene, the participants comprising an orchestra of six pieces and a male quartette, Mr, Stuart, for several years principal performer in Haverly’s and Tony Pastor's combinations as tamborine and end man, while Charles Reardon formerly of Haverly’s will serve as the otherend man and play the bones. Mr. S, will appear in his champion medley clog, female impersonation, essence, etc. The second part ‘will consist of character sketches, songs land dances hy Charles Horner and Mrs. Stuart, both of whom have had much experience on the stage. The motto of those to Appear is “Play to amnse and-not-to offend,” and there is every reason to believe the entertainment qill be chaste and artistic, ‘An ‘elegant sitver medal, that may be seen at Leutje & Brand's somest lady present, and_the-homeliest. man will receive a tin. medal, ‘Tickets may be secured at Vinton's drugstore, admission being _ fifty cents, and reserved seats seventyfive cents, Our citizens should patronize this event in a liberal manner, as Mr, and Mrs, Stuart are deserving of encouragement, it ‘water, mining and general expenses,

dered the father, mother, one son . and a niece. A boy hamed Connor, the only other inmate, took refuge under the bed and escaped, The baud then set fire to the house which, together with the murdered bodies was totally constiinéd, Another son residing about three. miles .from the homestead, was called : to .his.door about the same hour and shot dead, The North Hieemfici mine.\/ A printed report of the operations and condition #f the Nerth Bloomfield Mining Company has been issued, The receipts for the.year 1879, after deducting $142,810 for cost of and $7,862 for expenses at San} Frahcisco office, were ~$315,171. The face value of the bullion} produced was $331,760. The other disbursements were $7,438 for Yuba Gravel Range Company's stock and $51,049 for interest on bonds, etc. There was $50,000 paid out for the redemption of ‘bonds and $130,000" for-dividends to stockholders, being at the rate of $4 per share, The total amount of cash December 31, 1879, was $6,961. The floating debt of $19,724 at the close of 1878 has been paid off. >. > A Paying Mine, os A gold bar worth about. $3,000 was one of the attractions at the Citizens Bank yesterday, It was particularly interesting from the fact that it was produced by a quartz mine near town that but a few months ago Was by many considered as * ‘pe tered,” was sold for a song, and is now making regular semi-monthly shipments of bullion, and gives its present owners handsome dividenda. i Sierra County Incorperation. ene a. Namuiger, pret tes A battle; in Wliiclr fifteen lives . A RAP There have been filed with the} inrds fella distanes £ y a he pass n the 6th ho mige, pe quantity ¢ dirt camped 9 : partially: ked to the men who were trying #o get down and rescue him, and thenrbecame silent. pass timbered,and between eight and body, which was lifeless. He leaves The wife -of Congressman. Berry jawite and tourchildrens == ==~ a : NEY ADA. CITY, CAL. amie ~2 ite st . veaterday’ % devtvlie At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CIiTY,. CAL chan E. Pearson, Tt Dr Sniith New York D Renken gan Francis Gey Ryan SarPrin C Wells French €orrs} J Forces Central Ho J Rest Grass Yatiey~ © Campbell Bite Te ppt Bine Tent: ‘ E Thomas city J Manury San Francise i 'T Bennet Salt Lake J.Catlig Ohio.. . —— seeesteeeerearnenraeeneeated PE Building ‘smut Sccupied. by ie Seamah as @ Carriage Manof v. gether with the Lot on which it stands, Beit besold cheap. the Grass Valley road, near the Cashin: residenve. FREDONIA LODGE, t.0, OF, . ‘Smartsille, For fa rticulars apply to E. H. GAY+ LORD, District’ Attorney's Office, Nevada City, ry 16-1m Deciradle Residence for Sale. ~ Thevaluable property situated on now occupied by Geo. A. Church, is offered for sale at a bargain. \ A Valuable Water Riz the Property, of . For particulars enquire of ‘Sim ~“Ayer’s Sarsapariila, ~ . For . Peering the Blood. F of the vegetable (A i, alteratiyes, SarSA saparilla, Dock, o-<Stittingia; ‘and RO Mangrake, with 2X =the lodides of = Potash and Iren makes a most ef; ficient cure of a series of complaints which are very preva lent and afflicting. It purifies the blood purges out the lurking humors in the sys tem, that undermine health and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the appearance on the surface of humors that shoutd be expeited trom the blood--internal derangements are the determination of these same humors to some internal orgun. or organs, whose action they derange, an@ whose substanite they disease and de steay. Ayer’s Sarsaparilila expels these humors from the blood, When they are gone. the disorders, they produce disappear, such as ULCERATIONS OP THE LivER, Stem Ach, Kipxeys, Lexes, Eavrrions axp Exvrtios Diskasks or THe Sarin, St. ANTHONY’s Finez, Rése on Enystrenas, Pivrugs, Pustuuss, Biorcues, Bors, Tumors, Terren’ AND SALT Rusvum, ScALD Hesp, Rine Worm, “ULcERs axp Séana, Rneumatisn,’ Nevraven, “Pars In THE Bones, Sipk AND Head, Femaue WEAKNESS, STERILITY, LUGORRHMA ARISING FROM INTERNAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE. DISEASES, Drorsy. Dyspepsia. EMACIATION AND Gexueat Desiurry, With their departure health returns. PREPARED BY bit. 5.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Soup sy ALL. Daveaists AXD Deane: Mepictxr. BS Pacific Mail Steam Co. and Puget Soand leave SAN FRANCISMonth, at 13 e’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, They -got the]. nine o'clock that evening secured the }. This property is situated’ on}? Po B. CHARLO. ‘ Wellli: gton’s Stable . This compound . CO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each . ea -Impe nt to Mines } oe LP o-Gs _ Prospectors._ Ae there Ha veeen for the . Last yeat —connecte] with the nrines.of Nevada anib Sier. ra coulties in relation té reports, values and” general description of all : mines within the said counties ‘this —} prospeetus-is-tobe—extensively eit culated in this and foreign tountries, Ht will not —only-showthe -amincral — wealth: -of these two counties, but of country, and willa’ 80 be the means of bringing mech capital that is at present laying idle or‘taken to other countries: _ What is wanted is a full written description of each mine, stating whether drift, gravel, hydraulic tr quartz, and the following questions will serve asa guide to partics givitig information: “FOR HYDRAULIC GRAVEL. Number of -acres, character of ti-. tle, place of location, ete? The depth of bank or openings? Grade of sluice and fall? Pressure to be obtained and water facilities ? roe Amount of pipe-clay or sedimentary matter, lava, and the general * . depth of the gravel streaks, How the gravel prospects from grass réots to bed:rock*Actual amounts of money expend: ed and taken out, if any work his been done ? DRIFT-ARAVED. Nirmber of acres, location, title, etc. = Width. of.channel and _ probable depth of pay. streak? niounts oF _money-expende-Lani.. beseech if any work has_ been done? How gravel prospects? Describe fully work done. QUARTZ. Number of feet, title, a Describe principal country ae walls, size of vein, nd’ the various other charaeteristics . Ww hethgr the pay ore lies in chutes, chimneys, pockets or pots,‘or whether the precious} metal abounds throughout the bulk of vein matter? Character of ore and sulphurets, which must be positive. Amounts of money--expended ard taken out, if-any work bas ‘been done? Describe all improvements fully, with all important note. in relation thereto. Gravel, claims to be limited to $100,000, and in ho case to exceed $150,000, and must be dividend paying mimes. Quartz. claims to be limited to $200,000, and in no case to exceed $500,000, ‘and must be dividend paying mines. It is expected that all descriptions willbe wholly devoid of visionary or prospective features, a5 positive facts only ate wanted. Make all references brief and to the point. Address by mail from January 28 to March 10, 1880. After the latter time po reports will be received. ie Naw Yous Prosrsctvs 0o., F. Burns, Secretary: " Office—National. Exchange a Nevada City, Offite hours from # to 9 P. m. daily. _ jal -1ai Copartnership Heotice. Jats MARRIOTT having purehgsed Row at Lake City. Last Saturday night = man roms the upper part of the country went into the barroom of Joe. Ellison's hotel at Lake City, and after brandishing a knife and pistol around for some time, and indulging in various drunken didos, proeseded to smash up the bottles aud tumblers, The estab lishment was in a state of '. chaos when he got ee his fan, ara Belfast, . we, Me., goose was found to have its — Now, if oan nape Maine begin to talon oggs, singer ming form will * paising. Secretary of State articles of incor poration of the Bureka Consolidated Gravel Mining Company of Sierra divided into shares of $1 each. Directors—John Richardson, J. J. Bradley, Stephon Clarke, »Patrick. Keef and Adam Leary. e® The funny editor of the Sacra‘mente Bee niust have been jilted by a temale pedestrian, as we judge from So cas ne ae clip from pin ada City one of the female pedestrians City, Cal. Capital stock, $20,000, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. ‘Second Class Fare,, $10. Te EITHER PORT. Connect at iaiaien with Northern Pacifie Railroad for ies . Portlamd, Oregon, has bea dubbed ‘Violet’, as the TikasscrrpT informs us, ‘because of mer ne ty and charms of face and orm.’ cast in a brass foundry.” —Stock Re3 WILLEAMS, DIMeND aco. port. © i General Agents San Franeiseo. ~~ at Seattle with Local Steamers SKAGIT RIVER and MINES: South America, New York, Europe, Japan, China and Austra‘violet must have been lia.. t in ee ee Butcher arte or Ps the wn of Nerth Pete it Renner Sete re Se roe pay all debts ‘eallect all credits td prior to this hia rn AtRiert, w c. RURROUG! cae . Bloom, Feb. 8 se. Sn ic00 vi newer the many otters of ir. ce : ‘quirers regarding this gold region ‘food Fer :Hami ton amine mente way. ' The delifi Mining Cor to the 19th -A-Chapte Star will b The Fatih ho mine an ing lately i nine __ The pro) “ys offered f advertisem _ @ta-bargal * . Peoples Sandays a this mont . days in Fe @ight year ‘another. } Sundays. Manage day-he hig bills agai please,” a lish. in..1 statement Pifty-o vel from Lowell -H. = yielded $ was from which la that clain lates the . San F “Thank . match at match w kind in “sport, to somethin plage. was play The Day are “the land tines of weigh di of deale . goods, a country through the nex’ Senat the. Leg Act to and Lar San Fr: __gather “ necessa) the Sta formati to the throug] Wm. appoint wagons “saw ma less -th with it a day t old-fas intend ness st ment } The thousa gin at next. _ Lee, \ other tation moral