January 11, 1879 (4 pages)

ae ‘ THE DAILY 7.2" 13°. IP re Union editor-had—the-inclinasony $1582. __tiorio-itiqnire intothe mat ter-ntthe* CAL LIFORNTA— al NEVADA CITY, Satupday, Jatiuary y 1471879. Bh a ‘Warranted -by. Facts. The Novada 7 TieAN ANSCRIPT is disposed to be very severe on-officer-Cross, ‘of Truckee, for-a-late arrest he made: of an old man at Sacramento (who was charged with a small offerise) and brought hin back to--this~-cotnty. If the officer unnecessarily fol“Towed up this petty case-to make feds, he is deserving of censure, but the TRANSCRIPT’s sweeping denunciation of Cross,~vho has on many oc-.< easions shown himself to bean _effi‘cient offizer,-do not-stem warranted DY¥ any, facts im t3-case—G. V. UnJOM, In spite of the above, the TRANSCRIRT'S: position upon the Cross matter is borne mut by facts that are of ‘record and cannet be disputed; and Board of Su pervisors. _—Frrpay, Jan. 10, 1879. Treasurer's ‘quarterly report ex: amined awd approved: ~ i The following demands were examined and ordered paid. " GENERAL ROAD HOND. . Geo. C. @aylord, ednstructing of bridge at W heéler Crossing of Dry Creek, $240. Pacific L. and W: Co,, gonsteunt: ing bridge “in Meadow ‘Lake township, $250. R. Huckins, work on 1 roads i in 4th District; $297.88. : _GENSRAL. FUND. ; pe ens $50. : Per-diem and mileage as Roadl . Commissioners of respective districts: WH, Smith, $123. M. Byrne, Jr., $16.20; John Knotwell,, $195.69, Robt. Buekies, — 20: J. S. dio 4 SveccaL-BUND “proper.sources he would not attempt . to take issue With us. ‘The editor of the Union knows asvavell as we do “that there has been aj continual com: plaint for years about the bills: preseated by Cross against the county. [t was not asserted in these columns that the officer had arrested the .old ‘nan as a speculation, but ‘as his story did not agree with that of Justice . Walker, Deputy District Attorney _ Gray and the prosecuting witness, the attention of the readers was call_ed. to the-diserepaney, and they were allowed to draw their own conclusions. As to the “sweeping denun= Bec *they amounted to nothing more nor less than placing Cross in tho light of an insatiable leech on the county treasury. It is the duty . of every journal to call attention to any imposition which is being practiced upon the people who support it, instead of endeavoring to cover up the enormity of the offences. Unless J. R. Cross is removed from his. posi. Mien, or resigns it, a Still more.deeiéted protest than has been made yet’ may be looked for, and it will echo.a1 public sentiment that has for a long time had existence, but for some very peculiar reason did net come to. wsiay surface previously. eal. My. oO _Romem>ber tire Glass House. Under the caption of ‘Changing Bass” the Broad Strect Sheet has this original item: ‘The TRANSCRIPT comes out with a mearly two-column article—ia this morning’s issue, in_ which it -shows that the Chinese of this city are rapidly leaving. A short time ago it pegtbe an extract from an exch inge to the same effect, but denied that such was the case. -Wiat is the canse of this change of opinion on the part of our coutemporary,' bas it learned the facts? Yes, the ‘Pranscrirr disctverel that it had erred slightly by placing to@ much reliance. on. certain information received, and was not afraid to acknowledge the corn. Now as “changing base” seems to be a strong -jpoint-with the editor of the Sheet, “stethataenrontnsn will he be kind enough to inform the, people why he has somersaulted so vigorously durmg “his brief experience as a public servant? On being placed. in nomination for the office of ‘Superintendent of Schooly, a gentleman who was.a member of the Con_ vention states that Mr. \ clared.emphatieally if nontinated and clected he would assuredlydevote LiSWwROLE Time to the duties of the office\and that there would ce rtainlybe encugh-for-hun—to-do—if-he—discharged then Pin the manner ‘they’ should be; and he added moreover that no es to be trusted with the responsibilifies-on any other con: ditiong,, 1 is hard tecbelieve tle truth. of these statements, but if there is good. foundation for bhemcit as imperative that George Ee. son explain himself if hé can. “He quay be good enough engineer of the county's e lieational Qepartment, but that fact does not explain away the ‘stigma that is attached to such an "unparalleled “changé of base” as the circumstances, qandigate. bag) )tidew maile. Robinson deSaal ee en Mining E leetiow. . 4 Tat eet . ie < 5 “At the annual meeting of _the Beaver Consolidated “MAK and? Mining {‘ompany, of Camptenville, following last Tuesday, the were elected to serve. ap Dixesiers “for en ensuing» yeat: cory PeeCal ‘Yer, President; s aM « Bioshar, ee President; ¥. H. AYE ’ Pi seed ¢ mare her and Gtto Ae oa, US Culver yas vhected 5 " ocauionit and the Bank t \ si bekaidaw C 0 a a 34288 2 ¥ BB54 Tae (6 wae x a ‘ { f ~ . ee RobinSerra scription eounty, Cal, held ja San Francisca town rere, and. practical hints ree?” persons . garding thé cuitune and _ propagation? of all sorts tlab-avecadapted: to the} H *-4+-troubadars, and played from door to} i. H. Gaylord, fees as Dist: Att? ys { fing: “the public-school, 7 Se Te Will make His Mark. One of the en boys Who came te this city iast month ‘in the role of door with harp and fife, thus-obtain. ing a’livelihood, is now taking the proper course to make -hismark ‘in the world, and ought to” be encour: aged. He-camefrom St, Louis, Mo;,; where-his driiken parents had made home a veritable bedlam,; thus forcing the--nine-year-old Jad out a strangers.that he might find some -pleasure in existence. _The player forsook him shortly after their arrival here, and he ‘secured board at Mrs. Thomas’ restaurant on Commercial street. During leisure hours “that lady, who-saw inhima boy-eb considerable intellectual. faculties, instructed him in the a b’s, of which: he had been totally ignorant beforé. Recently he has ammnenced attend: : way by playing the harp at saloons } fife-t-vi ‘at Our. hands the day ~paying—his iS % Laid Citation. fu SIFRD Srates Lanp OFFice, ) Sacramento, Jan. 9, 1879. 5 THN all;whom it may concern, Whereas, laa = ‘on the 2lat d&y of March, 1868, the plat of toy dee 4 16 north, range 9 east, was filed in the U.S. Land Offiee, and by Commission. and + of NW quarter of, section 2, in’ townas mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due notice; and whereas ie 4 Goette “most offiee address Nevada’ 95th Gounty,-Cst, did, on the 25t aa ‘of S71, fie in the Heyister’s, Office ; omnes tead Dec uratic mh, 5 2 plied. t » enter the same as agric ul: it to be more valuable for han 1 oy mining purposes; therevill take notice, tuat under and by’ structions from the Commissioner of the Geneial kone Vitice, dated, May 6th, 1871, and February the 3d day of March, rs 'p, 1879, at 11 o'clock Asa: —-hetvre-—this-office, tor: _thg hearing of ‘proof to determine the character of said . iands. In_witness whereof, we have hereunto set . . and year first above writ= EDWARD F. TAYLOR; and leg rj ing virtite-of it ten, janil = NOTICE. ¥S hereby giren that the partnership busihess: hicretafore existing between_Johi-b ra Cushiirand Clarke & Cox in the butchering and. siutrehteringbusiness is this day. dis% li Belt, -hauling ‘rock at. Hospiba 330. 5. B. Milter, ‘mdse., $1.75. “Wm. Curless, ex. as witness in Ah ‘Look Case, B21. Geon E: Turner, mdse, $56. ROAD FUND—DIST. No. 4, A. Pauscheuberger, $12; Wm. Barton, $49.50; B. eioaaien $45; P t Henry,—$16.50; J, Johnston, $15.12; C. MeClintook, $75; Geo. Kohler, $52; Thos. Mooney, $53; J. Graham, $37.50; O. Chaney, $126.50; P. Purdon, $103; John Branigan, $43; KOO sl el $59.99; same $89. 23; same, $12.99:° Total, $820.24. ROAD FUND—DIST. NO, 2 Jas. Pascoe, $100.874 ;. H. Fuch, $19.37): BR. De’ch, $79.75 ; James Harrigan, $130:62°; Patrick Daly, $21.25; J. M. Smith, $11.25; M. Byrne, Jr.,. $35.; A, Lucas, $100 ; J. Perrin, $26: A. Eucas, $495; P. Morshead, $180.25; M. $82.50; Jas. Treat, $123; John-Flanayan, $30; J: B. Green, ) Robt Finnie, $30.40; P. Johnston, $11.95; Vv Flume Co., $64.70; Mohawk L. Co., 87754; BF. Colvin, $24;—M. Byrne, Jr., $30.57; Jas. Pascoe, $82.‘25; Total, $2133,53: : ROAD FUND—-DIST. NO 3. C, E. Pueckrel, $65; A. E. Smith, $300; H, Striker, $50; John Lyon, $155; T. C. MeGagin, $110;.-S; —B. vawford, $19.50; Jas. Donnelly,. $57; Jas. Howlett, $45; James: Landteburg, $3; A. K. Smith, $225; C._E. Pueschel, $70; 'T. C. McGagin, $125; «las. Donnelly, $72.50;'Jas, Howlett, $48; Jas. Doyle, $70.50; P. A. Paine, $14; das. napelat $3; Jasper Landsburg, $3; —M.—Pridgeon, $26.28; H. Rock ta, Hawley, &1£.65; $1,770.72 ~ " ROAD FUND—DIST, NO. 4. Peter Casey, $45; Gideon Graves; 802.50; Harris, $39, 37; same, Buhring & Chisholm, $109.31; Jclin Lane; $50; John Trainor, $37.50; Stephen Winans, $18.125; Peter Casey, $42.50; same. $43.75 ; same; $45; Ge Graves, $62.50; Novey, $13.75; W. Harrington.” $19.50 ; John Nelson, $37.69 ; BR. “Twomly, $11.32; Bubring & Chisholm, $13.75; $42.23; C. B. sais, $is. Geo. » 43 Menner & White, $24.75 ;_.Lane, 1 $40 ; R. Huckins, $33.25. Total, $789.47). ROAD FUND—-DIST. NO, 5. ; H. L. Day, $22.69 ; W. ‘Barker, % r2,< Co., 843. 7a: » Jas. Conroy, $414.94 ‘$140; KR. ee, “i $30. 35, . . i ; Boca Mill ae ay ‘Day, #$8-+—Robt.Anderson, W. Brown, $30.35; W. C. Barker, $72.97 > R: Spiller, $80.60.; -G. S. S. Getchell, $20.25, ‘Total, $1648.55. “he license of the South ee is me Oy to callect toll was renewae Board a hinached. for Vv isiting g the Hos pital. = — _ term after Plants ana ‘Treeax. . we gach kind .of fruig Hinata Soil of the Pacific Const. Bhs ise Who desire to secure first-class tees oy plants can do no sae than communivate “with My. Gi “He widbwbtt experienced atid Sanath tesahd fas, for ta. sare varieby. om e ng kinds bi dee ; bas no sucresgfu me aa 1 w a, > sf a tgeesk 2 JA A F08 . v = pe ICennedy,Tatal, , p Pae.OS 5 . le iter, datied December ad, 1871, lots 3f_ ship 16 north, range 9 east, is to be treated . ” ») The entire Stock of B. W. ReaSTi we have; fixed ee CASH STORE! Ui hes U NDERSIG gan, offer their goods-at the same Low Prices for Cash, viz. Potatoes per 100 Ibs, $2 60. Cr. Sugar 74 Ibs. $1 00.: ‘Green Coffee 5 Ibs. $1.00. Rice, 12 Wie. 81-00 Beans, 20 Ibs. $1 00. Soap, 5 bars 25 cénts. an andles, 10 for 25 cents. and business places. ofnights, He} bill settled up he has purchased school-books, and treated himself-to a new suit of clothes. é Too Discriminating. The worldly book-worm who uses his-scissors. so indastriously in_edititing the second page of the otherwise bright Sto¢dkton Herald newspaper, pokes fun at the TRaNscripr because we said in referring to the first of January, “It is the day on which the black people of our, country came ‘through the Red Sea, traversed the Wilderness and aéoond: ed the Pisgah hightsof Freedom.” If the giltedged critic would. consider for a, moment that there are a, are shockingly ignorant of everything aside from profane history, he would agree with his more religious contemporaries that the occasional ringing fromthe Bible could not ‘but bear good fruit, a Death of wane W. Roberts. By the death of Philip W. Loberts, wh? died Thursday night at~Underwood's-ranch, below: Grass Valley, of pnuemonia, Nevada county loses another pioneer: citizen. He _was' rnearly sixty years of age at the time. of decease,and was a member of both the Masonic and’ Odd Fellows Societies. His home was-at Grass Valley, where he has resided-for nearly thirty years, and has occupied many positions of importance and trust. For the last two years he has been a resident of this city. te aie din Not Gullty of Marder. . killing a witness at Truckee last fall, District Court for two days past, resulted in a manner that must. be highly satisfactory to the Mongolian. The case was given-to the Jury about 4 o'clock yestetday ‘afternoon, and after being out but 17 minutes they earns from: $t to, $1. 50. perevening. Se In aldition, to keepimg his board} “Neva Ci City large class of newspaper readers who . into an article of a word or phrase . . The case of Ah Lock, charged with /. aa ' and which has been on trial in the solved by inutual consent. JOHN CASHIN,~ = CLARKE &_ ‘cox, ae By GW. LARKE, , January ath, 1879. > ju ; NOTICE, 1G ~ S hereby given that the slaughter! and . . butchering business heretofo. e wing sod by John Cashin and James Miller is this day dissolved: by mmtual consent. . The business will hereatter be conducted by and known by the firin name of Miller & Co. oC JOHN CASHIN JAMES MILLER, On retiring from the business rebar ity thanks to my eustomers for thelr liberal patronage, and I would ask of my friends a continuation of the same for my gentlemanly suceessors, % JOUN CASHIN, NEVADA THEATRE. M. A. NERSBOY.s. occ esoteeeirs eee Lessee ONE NIGHT ONLY. Saturday, January 18th, 1878. MF. JOSH HART! AND HIS GREAT NOVELTY CO. STARS! 20 Including, among others: BOBBY NEWCOMB, SCANLON «& CRONIN, Miss‘ HELENE oMITH, Miss JENNIE ENGLE, HARRIS & CARROLL, MURPHY & SHANNON, Miss ANNIE HINDEE, FOSTELLE & ARMSTRONG, DAVE REED & FRANK BUSH, The RECHMOND SISTERS, 20 ] s This Company, unrivalled in excellence by completed a most: sticcessftil engagement o six weeks at the Standard Theatre,San Fran cisco. SLPRICES AS USUAL.Secure your seats .early at Vinton’s Drug’ Store. Cuas. 8. WaALtoy, janie _eee Mankeer: w DANCING SCHOOL, ME. co: AR, EXUNT, TEMPERANCE WALI, AS FOLLOWS? 6 Ladiés’ and Gentlemen’s Practicing Class, every Monday ovteing: front 8 to 10 o’cloek, > Juvenile Class, every Satorday , evening, from 7.to 9 o'clock. Sodial, every I'riday evening; from.8 to 12 o'clock, returned a verdict of not guilty. + <> 2 A Card. Everything connected with the late ‘firm of Miller & Cashin has been ". amicably adjusted, to the satisfaction of both parties, and the new firm will of everybody, ind with many thanks to Mr. Cashin-for the manner FR ftp me a BOL ‘Ox ‘ en, Pe cosine $26.85; BR, pels: _in which the business of the late firm $50 ve ee Getchell, §0f ;. Boca . was ¢onduc ted. Jaks Miter. Mill and Ice Co., $503 J. Gray, epee $104 ; Jas. Conroy, $311.25; H. L. The iridescent.glass, which is _be‘coming very, popular, is ‘prepared by exposing it. while very hot to the fumes of stannic chlorid. When the colors are very deep the nitrate of barium or. of strontium have been added. —— a 2 oe . Mr, TuHropors ‘Tiere attonded a theatr:cal perfor mance in Indianapokis, Indiana,”the other night, and saw Bessie Turner énact her part “in Bhe “Mesériptive catalggas® Be —— Celebrated Case.” price list of plants and trees, just is— a SS? sued by Felix Gillet, the widely ; BORN. : -knowa nursettythan of this city, is ‘a’ — valuable aud interesting little sign Dadgo-and eiteeon “ 1979, i JoPublication’ «Tt? contains ~ ‘a’ “@eEdward it Willard and pi ai thas nth Wi wife, a W daughter. In Neva ity. Vantary toh. het ‘Art Jess Warren, aged 55 yeu. s, a navve of Corn ‘wall, Ragland. AC La erwood's Ranichy néar Gras Valley January Ith, 1879, Philip W. Raberts, aged GO yeary, © aS At Gray saaney: Tai 8, W79 aghieref James Richards’ ‘ang ae wed mgtiis Bd AS days! ters upon its duties, having thé ee ge Eo 9 SR aggre GREY eon Minnie Clover. RHE RUNG. Cvs cei ce Miss Constance. "Phe Count. Arthur. {The V illian.:. Pref, Pr YgmahionlW hifles. co Re oe BeAr gear Ney, Miss Bang. ae ili.introduce his Wonderful juimdeldnd’ of TERMS : Monday eo “Gentlemen, 50 ; cents; Ladies, 2¢s. Juvenile-Ciass—81 per month, ‘Hecia ocigle— Gentlemen, $1; kanien, on ~ NEVADA ‘THEATRE. Cuas, E. Locke, Lessee and Manager. Also of Bush Street Theatre, San Francisco. * —_. Green Cern,; . Soda Crackers per Box $1. any other. organization in. existence,has just}. NED HAY ING BOUGHT-}— HOME MADE ‘CANDIES ~My . Fresk, Beaitntan, . 3 " Delizteus, Chezp, “Masia actured at 4 Mrs. Eckert’s Candy Faitory, Broad st., next to. Luetié-& Brand's s A.complcte stock of THE MOST NOVEL Toys! Comprising Brown Sugar 10 Ibs. $1 00. Everything to Delight Childres DON'T Forcer THE PLACE, 1 MAS. ECKERTS CANDY FACTORY, Prond street, next to Luetje & Brind 8. Nevada Gj Doe” LJ o Oysters, 7 cans $t 00-— , 5-eans $100. Bacon _13}-etsper Ib. Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. Green Tea-35 cts. perlb. a Butter, Cooking, 15c per Ib Ranch. Butter, 65c¢ per Roll. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c. Hams 12k¢ per pound. E. B. Tea 50 cts per lb. Coffee 3lb tins 75 cts. Washing Powder 3b tins 25. Good Chewing Tobacco per. . pound 65 cts. . , Fine cut Tobacco’ per th: 80 cts.’ a Smoking Tobacco per Ib 75 cts.* Lard 10lb. cans $135. = — Eggs per dozen, 50 cts. © A Full Assortment of Groceries 00 hand at proportionate Low Prices. Subject to daily. correction, SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. . * Nevada City, s Jan. 3, 1870, GOOD TIMES FOR ALL! & ees HOLIDAY GOODS! Gi¥TS FOR BOTH YOUNG AND oLb. A. ROSENTHAL, ‘Has, just returned with an elegant assortment of Holiday Goods, —e of “FANCY Goons, Also an immensé Lae of ONE NIGHT ONLY! Monday, January 13th, 187 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ELIZA WEATHERSBY’S . FROLIQUES, AND MR. N. L, GOODWIN, —! RESENTING their new BE 5 Play entitled HOBBIES, : With the following original Cast: * ‘CHARACPRRS IN THE COMEDY: Minnie Clover, Mies Eliza Weathersby. Frot. Py gmalion Whittles, (Peggy, for’ short,) Mr. N. Cy Goodwin, Miss Constance, with songs, Mike Elma Delaro, Miss Euphe mais Pang, Abiss Jeanis Weatherspy. Major Gi: arroway Bang, Mr. coe Phillips. Arthur Doveleigh, WwW. L Stanton. CHARACTERS IN ue jocks be 9: The Audience aK . Major Bang, “Daring the ictlontot the pieee, MR. N.C. GOODWIN, JR., oo = ~esothe talowiny-Colebraved eehersy prawinRoo th, LawreneeParrett, & ‘tis as, Fech heer, . Joba FP, laymen dy dus, Jefersou> te Stuart § Robsyn, +) ‘rar ik Rayo; ane Tal 4 ot hers. Farcial Abeurdity, called UNDER.THE ROSE. Yotelen oy pyres vag. 8:5, ) Popubsr Prices. At a) 3 a) 3% Mis oes eae ‘ar a a beets cain ay Noah atts Petia a 8 Dru; “3 8 ray 1 AD cudraat el tie. R ‘ Bate af j a t49% *Yy Me te Lait Sed oe : a v = z . * , ‘Nuts and Tropical Fruits. The pesformance stnveeadiners with prec a ss oo ecialty of the finest brands of CIGARS 2 : TOBACCO —FOR THE— _ADVERTISEMENT . OF TUB— , . Young Men’s Sccial Club, : WHO WILL GIVE A De : Grand Calico Prize Hop, ST. VALENTINE’S DAY,” February 14th, 1879, Particulars in a few days. NOTICE, Atty artios indebted to the firm of A.D. SUTTON are here sbiy notified that ° settlement may be made with the under.signed, at the Store of GAYLORDa&-RORINSON, upto the Lbtir inst, after which date all accou nts will be placed in the hands ot an + Attorney; for a oa D. & P. Nevada, Jan, Gth, re f ee . Co-Partnership Notice. : SUTTON. e Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 150 pee which are the celebrated rv Sa ete: Seal” & & ‘'Bouvenier” Ccrears, ‘ Expressly manufactured for the Holi day . Seapun, ‘ My stock is Lought for Cash, and I will give . IMMENSE INDUCEMIENTS ! To all enstomers. woe ee Call and Sec for Yourself at ". Good Green Tea {English Breakfast “ + ROSENTHAL'S,. . Bacon, per pound 131-2 35 50 per pound /.12-12 ‘é te Butter, Cod Fish . Washing Powder, 3 papers Ground Coffee, per paper Pearl Barley, 3 pounds ~“ Spices, all kinds, per bottle Pickles, per bottle Pickles’ 5 gallon kegs 2 00 2 for 25 Everything else i in proporticn. WILLIAM "WOL, _— > » FR vo . Bain Strect; Revada Citi Wes se NHE undersigned have entered‘ into a coSutshering bustioss, in toe'eren ur tee sEpoei as, ,_ Nevada County, California, an q Wit LLIAM WOLF’ s PRICE LIST ; TS FOR CASH Subject a Siaieiihens eo Flonr, per 100 Ibs, $275” . Wheat, per. 100 lbs, 225 ‘. Bran, per 100 Ibs, 125 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 250:'" Crushed Sngar,7 1-2lbs 100 Brown Sugar, 10 Ibs 100 . Green Coffee, F ~Ibs = 00 Bice, << 14 Ibs 100 Beans, 20 Ibs 1,00~ Soap, B bars Wess Soap, per box 50 Candles, 12 for 25 Candles, _ per box "2.00 Oysters, 7cans for 100 Salmon, 7 cans for 100 Tomatoes, 6 cans for 100 Green Corn, Scansfor 100 : String Beans, 5 eansfor 100 Green Peas, 4 cans for 100" Kerosene, pergallon , 95 Salt Pork, 25 pound kegs 350 Bath Erick, fare ey a A Furnishéd dai South ‘¥ub Tyojouonng . ? An _gsset share’ fas 1 tal stock \e-of e118 aMkemerey —Natt—Di tie ribbons ire. boys are al In -the letters.of 2 ed issue. t natter of t yer’; tleceas Robert ( x-Nevada ¥ he county bd asthe punished . Valley witl breath” bet Those Cc} ho desire ion must ‘ounty Chi nesday in. ered Do not-for, on: accidental] John v Clerk, rece stating the Hall aus heen_s Wm. vas thou; leath. M arted for Thursda nig the hil punber of dby the hem pern f the. ti ised =m cidents . There w yable soc ence of J bai nstree aston 3 phatitom id gentle ill, Who . na fdr a’ he guests mrmhon to la vivid bes whie eir ident doff ‘th ent was ad b ng by tk an abilit chara ler dis, RA vals, an cing an co! biter m r (in th ersed; rd by t] Pas vw . fine t pleas; Tin N poe hy Wi mesh Ha any "at the y, Jan titn of nleted ul eng: tre, Sz PCTs ai ers y aad f f Mr. ee i oe 2ahi6t pporti

ae ‘ THE DAILY 7.2" 13°. IP re Union editor-had—the-inclinasony $1582. __tiorio-itiqnire intothe mat ter-ntthe* CAL LIFORNTA— al NEVADA CITY, Satupday, Jatiuary y 1471879. Bh a ‘Warranted -by. Facts. The Novada 7 TieAN ANSCRIPT is disposed to be very severe on-officer-Cross, ‘of Truckee, for-a-late arrest he made: of an old man at Sacramento (who was charged with a small offerise) and brought hin back to--this~-cotnty. If the officer unnecessarily fol“Towed up this petty case-to make feds, he is deserving of censure, but the TRANSCRIPT’s sweeping denunciation of Cross,~vho has on many oc-.< easions shown himself to bean _effi‘cient offizer,-do not-stem warranted DY¥ any, facts im t3-case—G. V. UnJOM, In spite of the above, the TRANSCRIRT'S: position upon the Cross matter is borne mut by facts that are of ‘record and cannet be disputed; and Board of Su pervisors. _—Frrpay, Jan. 10, 1879. Treasurer's ‘quarterly report ex: amined awd approved: ~ i The following demands were examined and ordered paid. " GENERAL ROAD HOND. . Geo. C. @aylord, ednstructing of bridge at W heéler Crossing of Dry Creek, $240. Pacific L. and W: Co,, gonsteunt: ing bridge “in Meadow ‘Lake township, $250. R. Huckins, work on 1 roads i in 4th District; $297.88. : _GENSRAL. FUND. ; pe ens $50. : Per-diem and mileage as Roadl . Commissioners of respective districts: WH, Smith, $123. M. Byrne, Jr., $16.20; John Knotwell,, $195.69, Robt. Buekies, — 20: J. S. dio 4 SveccaL-BUND “proper.sources he would not attempt . to take issue With us. ‘The editor of the Union knows asvavell as we do “that there has been aj continual com: plaint for years about the bills: preseated by Cross against the county. [t was not asserted in these columns that the officer had arrested the .old ‘nan as a speculation, but ‘as his story did not agree with that of Justice . Walker, Deputy District Attorney _ Gray and the prosecuting witness, the attention of the readers was call_ed. to the-diserepaney, and they were allowed to draw their own conclusions. As to the “sweeping denun= Bec *they amounted to nothing more nor less than placing Cross in tho light of an insatiable leech on the county treasury. It is the duty . of every journal to call attention to any imposition which is being practiced upon the people who support it, instead of endeavoring to cover up the enormity of the offences. Unless J. R. Cross is removed from his. posi. Mien, or resigns it, a Still more.deeiéted protest than has been made yet’ may be looked for, and it will echo.a1 public sentiment that has for a long time had existence, but for some very peculiar reason did net come to. wsiay surface previously. eal. My. oO _Romem>ber tire Glass House. Under the caption of ‘Changing Bass” the Broad Strect Sheet has this original item: ‘The TRANSCRIPT comes out with a mearly two-column article—ia this morning’s issue, in_ which it -shows that the Chinese of this city are rapidly leaving. A short time ago it pegtbe an extract from an exch inge to the same effect, but denied that such was the case. -Wiat is the canse of this change of opinion on the part of our coutemporary,' bas it learned the facts? Yes, the ‘Pranscrirr disctverel that it had erred slightly by placing to@ much reliance. on. certain information received, and was not afraid to acknowledge the corn. Now as “changing base” seems to be a strong -jpoint-with the editor of the Sheet, “stethataenrontnsn will he be kind enough to inform the, people why he has somersaulted so vigorously durmg “his brief experience as a public servant? On being placed. in nomination for the office of ‘Superintendent of Schooly, a gentleman who was.a member of the Con_ vention states that Mr. \ clared.emphatieally if nontinated and clected he would assuredlydevote LiSWwROLE Time to the duties of the office\and that there would ce rtainlybe encugh-for-hun—to-do—if-he—discharged then Pin the manner ‘they’ should be; and he added moreover that no es to be trusted with the responsibilifies-on any other con: ditiong,, 1 is hard tecbelieve tle truth. of these statements, but if there is good. foundation for bhemcit as imperative that George Ee. son explain himself if hé can. “He quay be good enough engineer of the county's e lieational Qepartment, but that fact does not explain away the ‘stigma that is attached to such an "unparalleled “changé of base” as the circumstances, qandigate. bag) )tidew maile. Robinson deSaal ee en Mining E leetiow. . 4 Tat eet . ie < 5 “At the annual meeting of _the Beaver Consolidated “MAK and? Mining {‘ompany, of Camptenville, following last Tuesday, the were elected to serve. ap Dixesiers “for en ensuing» yeat: cory PeeCal ‘Yer, President; s aM « Bioshar, ee President; ¥. H. AYE ’ Pi seed ¢ mare her and Gtto Ae oa, US Culver yas vhected 5 " ocauionit and the Bank t \ si bekaidaw C 0 a a 34288 2 ¥ BB54 Tae (6 wae x a ‘ { f ~ . ee RobinSerra scription eounty, Cal, held ja San Francisca town rere, and. practical hints ree?” persons . garding thé cuitune and _ propagation? of all sorts tlab-avecadapted: to the} H *-4+-troubadars, and played from door to} i. H. Gaylord, fees as Dist: Att? ys { fing: “the public-school, 7 Se Te Will make His Mark. One of the en boys Who came te this city iast month ‘in the role of door with harp and fife, thus-obtain. ing a’livelihood, is now taking the proper course to make -hismark ‘in the world, and ought to” be encour: aged. He-camefrom St, Louis, Mo;,; where-his driiken parents had made home a veritable bedlam,; thus forcing the--nine-year-old Jad out a strangers.that he might find some -pleasure in existence. _The player forsook him shortly after their arrival here, and he ‘secured board at Mrs. Thomas’ restaurant on Commercial street. During leisure hours “that lady, who-saw inhima boy-eb considerable intellectual. faculties, instructed him in the a b’s, of which: he had been totally ignorant beforé. Recently he has ammnenced attend: : way by playing the harp at saloons } fife-t-vi ‘at Our. hands the day ~paying—his iS % Laid Citation. fu SIFRD Srates Lanp OFFice, ) Sacramento, Jan. 9, 1879. 5 THN all;whom it may concern, Whereas, laa = ‘on the 2lat d&y of March, 1868, the plat of toy dee 4 16 north, range 9 east, was filed in the U.S. Land Offiee, and by Commission. and + of NW quarter of, section 2, in’ townas mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due notice; and whereas ie 4 Goette “most offiee address Nevada’ 95th Gounty,-Cst, did, on the 25t aa ‘of S71, fie in the Heyister’s, Office ; omnes tead Dec uratic mh, 5 2 plied. t » enter the same as agric ul: it to be more valuable for han 1 oy mining purposes; therevill take notice, tuat under and by’ structions from the Commissioner of the Geneial kone Vitice, dated, May 6th, 1871, and February the 3d day of March, rs 'p, 1879, at 11 o'clock Asa: —-hetvre-—this-office, tor: _thg hearing of ‘proof to determine the character of said . iands. In_witness whereof, we have hereunto set . . and year first above writ= EDWARD F. TAYLOR; and leg rj ing virtite-of it ten, janil = NOTICE. ¥S hereby giren that the partnership busihess: hicretafore existing between_Johi-b ra Cushiirand Clarke & Cox in the butchering and. siutrehteringbusiness is this day. dis% li Belt, -hauling ‘rock at. Hospiba 330. 5. B. Milter, ‘mdse., $1.75. “Wm. Curless, ex. as witness in Ah ‘Look Case, B21. Geon E: Turner, mdse, $56. ROAD FUND—DIST. No. 4, A. Pauscheuberger, $12; Wm. Barton, $49.50; B. eioaaien $45; P t Henry,—$16.50; J, Johnston, $15.12; C. MeClintook, $75; Geo. Kohler, $52; Thos. Mooney, $53; J. Graham, $37.50; O. Chaney, $126.50; P. Purdon, $103; John Branigan, $43; KOO sl el $59.99; same $89. 23; same, $12.99:° Total, $820.24. ROAD FUND—DIST. NO, 2 Jas. Pascoe, $100.874 ;. H. Fuch, $19.37): BR. De’ch, $79.75 ; James Harrigan, $130:62°; Patrick Daly, $21.25; J. M. Smith, $11.25; M. Byrne, Jr.,. $35.; A, Lucas, $100 ; J. Perrin, $26: A. Eucas, $495; P. Morshead, $180.25; M. $82.50; Jas. Treat, $123; John-Flanayan, $30; J: B. Green, ) Robt Finnie, $30.40; P. Johnston, $11.95; Vv Flume Co., $64.70; Mohawk L. Co., 87754; BF. Colvin, $24;—M. Byrne, Jr., $30.57; Jas. Pascoe, $82.‘25; Total, $2133,53: : ROAD FUND—-DIST. NO 3. C, E. Pueckrel, $65; A. E. Smith, $300; H, Striker, $50; John Lyon, $155; T. C. MeGagin, $110;.-S; —B. vawford, $19.50; Jas. Donnelly,. $57; Jas. Howlett, $45; James: Landteburg, $3; A. K. Smith, $225; C._E. Pueschel, $70; 'T. C. McGagin, $125; «las. Donnelly, $72.50;'Jas, Howlett, $48; Jas. Doyle, $70.50; P. A. Paine, $14; das. napelat $3; Jasper Landsburg, $3; —M.—Pridgeon, $26.28; H. Rock ta, Hawley, &1£.65; $1,770.72 ~ " ROAD FUND—DIST, NO. 4. Peter Casey, $45; Gideon Graves; 802.50; Harris, $39, 37; same, Buhring & Chisholm, $109.31; Jclin Lane; $50; John Trainor, $37.50; Stephen Winans, $18.125; Peter Casey, $42.50; same. $43.75 ; same; $45; Ge Graves, $62.50; Novey, $13.75; W. Harrington.” $19.50 ; John Nelson, $37.69 ; BR. “Twomly, $11.32; Bubring & Chisholm, $13.75; $42.23; C. B. sais, $is. Geo. » 43 Menner & White, $24.75 ;_.Lane, 1 $40 ; R. Huckins, $33.25. Total, $789.47). ROAD FUND—-DIST. NO, 5. ; H. L. Day, $22.69 ; W. ‘Barker, % r2,< Co., 843. 7a: » Jas. Conroy, $414.94 ‘$140; KR. ee, “i $30. 35, . . i ; Boca Mill ae ay ‘Day, #$8-+—Robt.Anderson, W. Brown, $30.35; W. C. Barker, $72.97 > R: Spiller, $80.60.; -G. S. S. Getchell, $20.25, ‘Total, $1648.55. “he license of the South ee is me Oy to callect toll was renewae Board a hinached. for Vv isiting g the Hos pital. = — _ term after Plants ana ‘Treeax. . we gach kind .of fruig Hinata Soil of the Pacific Const. Bhs ise Who desire to secure first-class tees oy plants can do no sae than communivate “with My. Gi “He widbwbtt experienced atid Sanath tesahd fas, for ta. sare varieby. om e ng kinds bi dee ; bas no sucresgfu me aa 1 w a, > sf a tgeesk 2 JA A F08 . v = pe ICennedy,Tatal, , p Pae.OS 5 . le iter, datied December ad, 1871, lots 3f_ ship 16 north, range 9 east, is to be treated . ” ») The entire Stock of B. W. ReaSTi we have; fixed ee CASH STORE! Ui hes U NDERSIG gan, offer their goods-at the same Low Prices for Cash, viz. Potatoes per 100 Ibs, $2 60. Cr. Sugar 74 Ibs. $1 00.: ‘Green Coffee 5 Ibs. $1.00. Rice, 12 Wie. 81-00 Beans, 20 Ibs. $1 00. Soap, 5 bars 25 cénts. an andles, 10 for 25 cents. and business places. ofnights, He} bill settled up he has purchased school-books, and treated himself-to a new suit of clothes. é Too Discriminating. The worldly book-worm who uses his-scissors. so indastriously in_edititing the second page of the otherwise bright Sto¢dkton Herald newspaper, pokes fun at the TRaNscripr because we said in referring to the first of January, “It is the day on which the black people of our, country came ‘through the Red Sea, traversed the Wilderness and aéoond: ed the Pisgah hightsof Freedom.” If the giltedged critic would. consider for a, moment that there are a, are shockingly ignorant of everything aside from profane history, he would agree with his more religious contemporaries that the occasional ringing fromthe Bible could not ‘but bear good fruit, a Death of wane W. Roberts. By the death of Philip W. Loberts, wh? died Thursday night at~Underwood's-ranch, below: Grass Valley, of pnuemonia, Nevada county loses another pioneer: citizen. He _was' rnearly sixty years of age at the time. of decease,and was a member of both the Masonic and’ Odd Fellows Societies. His home was-at Grass Valley, where he has resided-for nearly thirty years, and has occupied many positions of importance and trust. For the last two years he has been a resident of this city. te aie din Not Gullty of Marder. . killing a witness at Truckee last fall, District Court for two days past, resulted in a manner that must. be highly satisfactory to the Mongolian. The case was given-to the Jury about 4 o'clock yestetday ‘afternoon, and after being out but 17 minutes they earns from: $t to, $1. 50. perevening. Se In aldition, to keepimg his board} “Neva Ci City large class of newspaper readers who . into an article of a word or phrase . . The case of Ah Lock, charged with /. aa ' and which has been on trial in the solved by inutual consent. JOHN CASHIN,~ = CLARKE &_ ‘cox, ae By GW. LARKE, , January ath, 1879. > ju ; NOTICE, 1G ~ S hereby given that the slaughter! and . . butchering business heretofo. e wing sod by John Cashin and James Miller is this day dissolved: by mmtual consent. . The business will hereatter be conducted by and known by the firin name of Miller & Co. oC JOHN CASHIN JAMES MILLER, On retiring from the business rebar ity thanks to my eustomers for thelr liberal patronage, and I would ask of my friends a continuation of the same for my gentlemanly suceessors, % JOUN CASHIN, NEVADA THEATRE. M. A. NERSBOY.s. occ esoteeeirs eee Lessee ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Saturday, January 18th, 1878. MF. JOSH HART! AND HIS GREAT NOVELTY CO. STARS! 20 Including, among others: BOBBY NEWCOMB, SCANLON «& CRONIN, Miss‘ HELENE oMITH, Miss JENNIE ENGLE, HARRIS & CARROLL, MURPHY & SHANNON, Miss ANNIE HINDEE, FOSTELLE & ARMSTRONG, DAVE REED & FRANK BUSH, The RECHMOND SISTERS, 20 ] s This Company, unrivalled in excellence by completed a most: sticcessftil engagement o six weeks at the Standard Theatre,San Fran cisco. SLPRICES AS USUAL.Secure your seats .early at Vinton’s Drug’ Store. Cuas. 8. WaALtoy, janie _eee Mankeer: w DANCING SCHOOL, ME. co: AR, EXUNT, TEMPERANCE WALI, AS FOLLOWS? 6 Ladiés’ and Gentlemen’s Practicing Class, every Monday ovteing: front 8 to 10 o’cloek, > Juvenile Class, every Satorday , evening, from 7.to 9 o'clock. Sodial, every I'riday evening; from.8 to 12 o'clock, returned a verdict of not guilty. + <> 2 A Card. Everything connected with the late ‘firm of Miller & Cashin has been ". amicably adjusted, to the satisfaction of both parties, and the new firm will of everybody, ind with many thanks to Mr. Cashin-for the manner FR ftp me a BOL ‘Ox ‘ en, Pe cosine $26.85; BR, pels: _in which the business of the late firm $50 ve ee Getchell, §0f ;. Boca . was ¢onduc ted. Jaks Miter. Mill and Ice Co., $503 J. Gray, epee $104 ; Jas. Conroy, $311.25; H. L. The iridescent.glass, which is _be‘coming very, popular, is ‘prepared by exposing it. while very hot to the fumes of stannic chlorid. When the colors are very deep the nitrate of barium or. of strontium have been added. —— a 2 oe . Mr, TuHropors ‘Tiere attonded a theatr:cal perfor mance in Indianapokis, Indiana,”the other night, and saw Bessie Turner énact her part “in Bhe “Mesériptive catalggas® Be —— Celebrated Case.” price list of plants and trees, just is— a SS? sued by Felix Gillet, the widely ; BORN. : -knowa nursettythan of this city, is ‘a’ — valuable aud interesting little sign Dadgo-and eiteeon “ 1979, i JoPublication’ «Tt? contains ~ ‘a’ “@eEdward it Willard and pi ai thas nth Wi wife, a W daughter. In Neva ity. Vantary toh. het ‘Art Jess Warren, aged 55 yeu. s, a navve of Corn ‘wall, Ragland. AC La erwood's Ranichy néar Gras Valley January Ith, 1879, Philip W. Raberts, aged GO yeary, © aS At Gray saaney: Tai 8, W79 aghieref James Richards’ ‘ang ae wed mgtiis Bd AS days! ters upon its duties, having thé ee ge Eo 9 SR aggre GREY eon Minnie Clover. RHE RUNG. Cvs cei ce Miss Constance. "Phe Count. Arthur. {The V illian.:. Pref, Pr YgmahionlW hifles. co Re oe BeAr gear Ney, Miss Bang. ae ili.introduce his Wonderful juimdeldnd’ of TERMS : Monday eo “Gentlemen, 50 ; cents; Ladies, 2¢s. Juvenile-Ciass—81 per month, ‘Hecia ocigle— Gentlemen, $1; kanien, on ~ NEVADA ‘THEATRE. Cuas, E. Locke, Lessee and Manager.. Also of Bush Street Theatre, San Francisco. * —_. Green Cern,; . Soda Crackers per Box $1. any other. organization in. existence,has just}. NED HAY ING BOUGHT-}— HOME MADE ‘CANDIES ~My . Fresk, Beaitntan, . 3 " Delizteus, Chezp, “Masia actured at 4 Mrs. Eckert’s Candy Faitory, Broad st., next to. Luetié-& Brand's s A.complcte stock of THE MOST NOVEL Toys! Comprising Brown Sugar 10 Ibs. $1 00. Everything to Delight Childres DON'T Forcer THE PLACE, 1 MAS. ECKERTS CANDY FACTORY, Prond street, next to Luetje & Brind 8. Nevada Gj Doe” LJ o Oysters, 7 cans $t 00-— , 5-eans $100. Bacon _13}-etsper Ib. Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. Green Tea-35 cts. perlb. a Butter, Cooking, 15c per Ib Ranch. Butter, 65c¢ per Roll. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c. Hams 12k¢ per pound. E. B. Tea 50 cts per lb. Coffee 3lb tins 75 cts. Washing Powder 3b tins 25. Good Chewing Tobacco per. . pound 65 cts. . , Fine cut Tobacco’ per th: 80 cts.’ a Smoking Tobacco per Ib 75 cts.* Lard 10lb. cans $135. = — Eggs per dozen, 50 cts. © A Full Assortment of Groceries 00 hand at proportionate Low Prices. Subject to daily. correction, SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. . * Nevada City, s Jan. 3, 1870, GOOD TIMES FOR ALL! & ees HOLIDAY GOODS! Gi¥TS FOR BOTH YOUNG AND oLb. A. ROSENTHAL, ‘Has, just returned with an elegant assortment of Holiday Goods, —e of “FANCY Goons, Also an immensé Lae of ONE NIGHT ONLY! Monday, January 13th, 187 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ELIZA WEATHERSBY’S . FROLIQUES, AND MR. N. L, GOODWIN, —! RESENTING their new BE 5 Play entitled HOBBIES, : With the following original Cast: * ‘CHARACPRRS IN THE COMEDY: Minnie Clover, Mies Eliza Weathersby. Frot. Py gmalion Whittles, (Peggy, for’ short,) Mr. N. Cy Goodwin, Miss Constance, with songs, Mike Elma Delaro, Miss Euphe mais Pang, Abiss Jeanis Weatherspy. Major Gi: arroway Bang, Mr. coe Phillips. Arthur Doveleigh, WwW. L Stanton. CHARACTERS IN ue jocks be 9: The Audience aK . Major Bang, “Daring the ictlontot the pieee, MR. N.C. GOODWIN, JR., oo = ~esothe talowiny-Colebraved eehersy prawinRoo th, LawreneeParrett, & ‘tis as, Fech heer, . Joba FP, laymen dy dus, Jefersou> te Stuart § Robsyn, +) ‘rar ik Rayo; ane Tal 4 ot hers. Farcial Abeurdity, called UNDER.THE ROSE. Yotelen oy pyres vag. 8:5, ) Popubsr Prices. At a) 3 a) 3% Mis oes eae ‘ar a a beets cain ay Noah atts Petia a 8 Dru; “3 8 ray 1 AD cudraat el tie. R ‘ Bate af j a t49% *Yy Me te Lait Sed oe : a v = z . * , ‘Nuts and Tropical Fruits. The pesformance stnveeadiners with prec a ss oo ecialty of the finest brands of CIGARS 2 : TOBACCO —FOR THE— _ADVERTISEMENT . OF TUB— , . Young Men’s Sccial Club, : WHO WILL GIVE A De : Grand Calico Prize Hop, ST. VALENTINE’S DAY,” February 14th, 1879, Particulars in a few days. NOTICE, Atty artios indebted to the firm of A.D. SUTTON are here sbiy notified that ° settlement may be made with the under.signed, at the Store of GAYLORDa&-RORINSON, upto the Lbtir inst, after which date all accou nts will be placed in the hands ot an + Attorney; for a oa D. & P. Nevada, Jan, Gth, re f ee . Co-Partnership Notice. : SUTTON. e Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 150 pee which are the celebrated rv Sa ete: Seal” & & ‘'Bouvenier” Ccrears, ‘ Expressly manufactured for the Holi day . Seapun, ‘ My stock is Lought for Cash, and I will give . IMMENSE INDUCEMIENTS ! To all enstomers. woe ee Call and Sec for Yourself at ". Good Green Tea {English Breakfast “ + ROSENTHAL'S,. . Bacon, per pound 131-2 35 50 per pound /.12-12 ‘é te Butter, Cod Fish . Washing Powder, 3 papers Ground Coffee, per paper Pearl Barley, 3 pounds ~“ Spices, all kinds, per bottle Pickles, per bottle Pickles’ 5 gallon kegs 2 00 2 for 25 Everything else i in proporticn. WILLIAM "WOL, _— > » FR vo . Bain Strect; Revada Citi Wes se NHE undersigned have entered‘ into a coSutshering bustioss, in toe'eren ur tee sEpoei as, ,_ Nevada County, California, an q Wit LLIAM WOLF’ s PRICE LIST ; TS FOR CASH Subject a Siaieiihens eo Flonr, per 100 Ibs, $275” . Wheat, per. 100 lbs, 225 ‘. Bran, per 100 Ibs, 125 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 250:'" Crushed Sngar,7 1-2lbs 100 Brown Sugar, 10 Ibs 100 . Green Coffee, F ~Ibs = 00 Bice, << 14 Ibs 100 Beans, 20 Ibs 1,00~ Soap, B bars Wess Soap, per box 50 Candles, 12 for 25 Candles, _ per box "2.00 Oysters, 7cans for 100 Salmon, 7 cans for 100 Tomatoes, 6 cans for 100 Green Corn, Scansfor 100 : String Beans, 5 eansfor 100 Green Peas, 4 cans for 100" Kerosene, pergallon , 95 Salt Pork, 25 pound kegs 350 Bath Erick, fare ey a A Furnishéd dai South ‘¥ub Tyojouonng . ? An _gsset share’ fas 1 tal stock \e-of e118 aMkemerey —Natt—Di tie ribbons ire. boys are al In -the letters.of 2 ed issue. t natter of t yer’; tleceas Robert ( x-Nevada ¥ he county bd asthe punished . Valley witl breath” bet Those Cc} ho desire ion must ‘ounty Chi nesday in. ered Do not-for, on: accidental] John v Clerk, rece stating the Hall aus heen_s Wm. vas thou; leath. M arted for Thursda nig the hil punber of dby the hem pern f the. ti ised =m cidents . There w yable soc ence of J bai nstree aston 3 phatitom id gentle ill, Who . na fdr a’ he guests mrmhon to la vivid bes whie eir ident doff ‘th ent was ad b ng by tk an abilit chara ler dis, RA vals, an cing an co! biter m r (in th ersed; rd by t] Pas vw . fine t pleas; Tin N poe hy Wi mesh Ha any "at the y, Jan titn of nleted ul eng: tre, Sz PCTs ai ers y aad f f Mr. ee i oe 2ahi6t pporti