January 20, 1881 (4 pages)

i Che. Dail it Transcript, ‘“MEVABA CITY, CALIFORNIA. it ) hursdey. Jan uary , 20, 1881. Bt. -enig’s Ant-Chinese Resolution, -Moriday afternoon Assemblyt man Long of this city introduced a: *concurrent r solution “W red to {he Committee ‘Immigration. ; people of this State, after many vears of experience ©. the effects of Chinese immigration and_ residence, “an election by a vote nearly wi ianimous, decided zs againsb-the— furthe immigration of . Chinese or:Mongolians to this Sate; and whereas, the people of this State yard the furthr_immigration or Chinese cy “sot ‘the: OG ret © reg residence of Cl hi tude, not only on account of the-disastrous eifuct ‘of their competition with our laburers, butalso onadécount “ofthe pernicious aioral and ‘social_in*flaences-exerted by then} dnd ‘whereas, Cominissioners appointed bythe Federal Goyeruné nt have negotiated a treaty. with the Goverument of ~ China, the provisious of -which intendedto allow the further immi“gration of Chinese laborers to se thecked ;therefore, _/ Pesolved, Phat-our Senators—beinstiueted, and our Represcutatives in Congress be requested to use their utmost. endeavors to secure the pasgage of such legislation by Congress as shall restrict the jurthee immigra~ “ton ‘of Chinese Atons: shat alorer s are h was refers en aty ld for that purpose, and . and: Mon; golians & ~ ya our midst an evil of great, mas gni-Vteam and wagon floating ‘etihéntalty trewnéd.nin The following from the San Jose Mercury relates to a gestlemat who is weli known in this city, having resided here for. a couple~of. years previous to 1878, and occupying the house on Piety Hill where ex— —Coun=" ty Clerk White and family now live, He was at the time of his death a heavy stockkolder inthe -Murchie mine of this district. TheMereury says: ‘tA. N: Shillingford,.a “Fesied_in-the Coyote river, crossing +, about noon last Saturday. Ste teas suming How Sho ¥ alley in the Sebastopol mine. On account éf “Were ‘and There. 25 ‘the Mexican Government have been bad roads rendering it impossibe toLaltewed. get rock to the mill the mine lessened its working force, but now the-roads will soon be good and the prospects at the-mine are sd-flattering that in the spring a larger force of miners wil —be-put-on, and the mine. thoroughly developed. . ‘ Knights of Malta mine is at presdentof San F elipe valley, was drown: ent lying idle, but will before long, at Thigley’s. start-up in full blast. is situated & ‘the head of what was known as the old Gipass. Valley slide, The property pending a new trial. Z Justice Swayne has ‘formed his associates that he will resign and gO ‘on-to-the retired list. “7 = Hawkins, -the Governor of Tennessee for ten years, was inaugurated at Nashv lle MonThe Senate has pe eee the apval Samuel. Brannan’s claims against “Carlton, who killed Brummett at Hollister, has been. admitted to bail . first Republican “Wet, sieuey: where did: you get such a black eye 2” ii ly yentleman of a stree urchin. “Oh, a feller called my brother’s hat a -swill dipper, and he was bigger than I thought he-was.’ 2 “T HAD a mind to see you yester— ‘day and pay that bill, but couldn't come,” Suid a procrastinating debt“or. ‘That was presence of mind that did me no good,” replied the eke=— WOCAI: — ne —AND— Instrumental ‘Music 1 uired'akind-, Case PRIon isn “OF THE BEEHIVE’ GROCERY ~ STORE, a ee TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ‘. cominersia Street, . , Novads City Wagon to meet a Mr. ° was expecting an express Wi Brandell, whom he on whose pace ‘he w was living. in the ‘creek, “and in attemptit ag to cross it at the ustial ford, his teate Jas,-Finley, ‘who happened to be/i néar by at the time, had his at tion attracted by the. noise ‘of. horses planging in the water. hastened to the spot and saw in the . . stream about fifty yards below . the crossing. They were carried on Here the jerses struggled until they }1 became detached from the wagon . . aid swam ashore, each taking an opposite direction, atid crossing out -on, Mr. opposite sides of the —s Finley followed on-down-the—ereekjar for some distance, galling but-reeee es ee a5 into—thts-country—te-te-sreatest-ex= tent that such-legislation can be had consistently with the observance of treaty stipulations; auc be 16 “Resolved, That the Gevernor be requested to forward copies ef these resolutions to our se suators-and Representives in Cougress Senators aud Representatives _ from ali the Pacilic States.’ <-> fle Glad THe Was Swindted: ome A prominent busingss man of this city has Been. swindled out of two . ‘dollars and a half by a fellow who travels around from one town -‘to another selling shirts and‘things,and ‘we are:glad of it. ‘The business mar —had—_no—business—t> patronize the" ‘. halfa mile below the crossing and stream. ~The wagon was carried a lodged. It was recovered. The body . , of Mr. Shillingford was found Sun. ford. Deceased was amative of Fag: . ggy. lend, agéid43° years. He leaves a. ; ber of the Episcopal chureh. C€oro=]4; ner Harris held an inquest Monday, . , and a'verdict of accidental drowning t yassy stranger, when he could buy just as good goods ef respectab’e local dealers at as. reasonable. prices as the itinerant fraud offered. ©f course the i, -f. treated the business man well, iN the. first transaction they had tegether. He always does that 80 as to wet'‘a'second order, and it is on the second order that he draws the blood of his dupes. If the business man aforementioned. ever . “ ‘fools around any more of these-slip— pery chaps, we hope he will have to pay tén times-as much as two and‘a half dollars for his recklessness, ‘and that everybody in town will find out all about it, He says. te won't do ‘go any more, howev el, and we guess “he won't. A Reckless Waste. The Grass Valley Free Lance “as=i} ‘@erts thatthe Hastern drummer has invaded that town, and €s_ astually measuring Grass_Valleyans for shirts ‘and having the garments made at ‘the East, We dont know how they retail shirts at “Grass Valley, but those indispensable coverings are for sale in this city at—ptices that. must suit everybody, rich or poor, ¥eu can buy ashirt for a coin almost as small as you would have to pay an errand boy for —s it ‘home for you, if yon were too “lazy to carry it yourself, Tf Grass Valley is sending Kast for shirts, she is wasting noney.-—S. F. Alta. There ‘are a great. many men in “Grass Valley who think it a+ waste ‘of money to send anywhere for shirts as long as high-buttoned wests and full-front necktigs s are in style. aa Se THE revised translation of ‘the wee blei is now Sores ed te, on will be pul — The work ae been under way fdr ten years in Europe and eight yeais in The bést schola¥¥ of all tions-—the Catholic perhaps excepted —have been engaged on it. America, denoumnago much a néw translation as vision of the King James a Feversion, hose who anticipate new add radi-. $8 are ike ly to be dis+ _appointel, Men* engaged in the work sayvit is surprising how fow e “rors were found, and how cfew the chariyes ‘that will be made in -the vomin ob version, ‘eal rende:i ings > Ir now turns. oat thi ea _+e -Mother Shipton’s prophecy*related to the S end of the Democrat grtty, nét to the end of the w be) 1. _ 2 ai: Onnol the pre ijn : esof M. Thiers, which his acuté and powerful jutel—: lect. never outgrew, — » Jewish one Wut Me anti‘. have gone to Arizona. There is a low price: war among . pz pnsylvania 42, the Truckee grocers, and the editor . at the head of the list. ~~ tis not, + . _“Wruckee Tatttings "Geo. of the Republican-pow-eats three square meals a-day. long standing cenc'udes to shut up of black crape. day. Lumber Company having been comon Monday with a full force of men. “They have completed their dbuble ‘saw-mill and will crowd the tame to its fullest capacity during ‘the coming season, to furnish material for manufacturing purposes, The Republican says that the . recent storms have not injured the ice of the Peoplés Company at on the cars from: San_ Francisco, wind . ledge-that-made the“‘shte® The . .dr. Moore has control of this prop-. . The Sapeciabens ent o to the regular army, avas-swept-away py the current.— . militia or fancy work about it. en. 'soon will give the'. twenty cents on each sare ofstock. He . The treisury of tte New York Hit the }of $52,505.51, Secretary. un. C til they lodged-against a tree about } We have not heard recently of any of “three. hundred yards below the ford. . the stock char ; : year}, 51>-prisonersin that instituand cushions of the wagon in the}¢; 7i2 number 261 were. Chinese, wife and one child living at his home . },, 045. in San Félipe valley. He is spoken, mind in this connectic great criminal breeder. dred and forty-eight. persons: from +was-rendered.” t New York with 131. Schaffer rand C. F. Byrne tributes 63, Mexico 52, Massachusetts 36, Misso:iri 44 Ohio 32 the 1s dear of bie galoon with a strip . as fo saad What ate wrote. and itis supposed by many miners that it was the Knights of Malta Surveyor of ‘Customs: at fan Fria* so rich. water was higher than he“ expected . erty, and he intends. tosee it throfigh. “Phe New York Hill mine. belongs lt s a regular dividend payer, and very to its stockholders 114 in it on the 17th inst. the sam as reported by the That mine needs no State ‘ommissioner to direct its affairs. ing-hands. There is 10 market price to it, so far _as publicly ciciant Seercdk es is Steen The Chinese Criminally. According to the report ‘of the : arden of the State~ Prison there were at the close of the last fiscal There is no. ‘pointment of John Mf. Morton as cisco. tnrns the population of the United States as 59/152, 866. This includes the Territories. Geo, Hinds wanted to marry Miss Lizzie Kuene, a Modesto gt’, and . when she said no he drew a pistol . to shoot her. She grabbed a. shot— gun — er he could . fire at her. Leading Republicans say Garfield is really troub’ed about finding aT satisfacto “-y man to take the Treasury Portfolio, — Pressnre for Sherman. has. been renewed since: his election as Senator, and if tendered the Portfolio now he would accept it. But the general opinion is he will nét be tendered if. _A shocking travedy was enacted_ at. Lapeer Village, seventy miles north of Detroit, Sanday evenin® Of tliese “S03 were native and Of the — total This is he largest number set down to any ion. foreign” born. nativity, and-this though according and. to the day Wight about. a mile below the} 4, the census they only number 75,“fhe next-largest-class— of _ofenders are Californians. They nun‘3ut it must. be borne in that. there is ofas a very worthy man, and a mem. quite a large native } ena popula. New York comes next as the One: hunion, hat State are-confined in the Penientiary._ Ireland follows close on Germany conand . The Chinese stand ae oe Grorce Euior is graphically deWhen a Truckee saloon keeper at S:ribed as a Woman whom no'éne er+ er_ approached without: n immediate -shop aud light out for Arizona he perception of goodness and great. ‘ To hear her talk was as good A more Leaatwise the firm beautiful voite: than hers is rarely of Wall & Douglas did it the ther} heard; alow, rich voice, and convincing, soto speak. Except in the The annual repairs of the Trackge . shape, the-size, the poise of herhead, there was no striking outward sign pleted, the factory started up &gain . of genius abort her. A remarkable motherliness of look was indeed what most distingrished her personal appearance; and this alone gave -her a certain beauty, in spite of the large, massive, homely features of her face. ee en ae Se = = Atonzo HoLnoRs, a. young. man 23 years of age, happened . to be: at+ Cuba, If the present cleat, “cold weathtr continues for a few-days longer they will go-to cutting, as the ice will then -be as thick as they want it. At.the present time it is about ten inches in thickness. Recorder's Office Basiness. The following documents were filed in the County for tie week ending yesterday: 8 mining locatious, 21 dgeds, 4 morttecorder’s office gages, eatisfactions of mortgages, 2 Sheriffs deeds, caté of sa'e, 2 patents, 1 certifi 1 homestead, 1 agree’ > went, 1 attachment, . water location, 1 power of attorney. —— -.eo — The Prize soiree, A large number of ladies and gen tleinen have signified their intent on to compete for the beautiful prizes thas Mr. Michell otfers to the best , dinecers who attend his o ree in Tem pearance Hell to-inor row eveuing. Io ‘addition to the contest for the prizes, other novelties of rare merit wiil be introduced, . ~~ ee -----———— = “Peath of Jona Lund. 7 A telegram received here Tuesday . evening, a:mouncesths death of John . Lund of San Franeisco, who was ‘Neck oy -# Visit a few: months since. Decéascd resided: in Nevada City several years ago. He was at the t me of his death a member of Golden fiate Lid‘te, Knights ot) tulas, at i Franvisce, 4 ago, and beg Piand route.’ Reno a few months ago ‘and Ww the far-bucket Brigade rid the town “of certain objectionable persons. ~ If had such a lively effect on his -mind that he has since become devanged. He was at Winnemucca a week or sd gged the Sheriff to protect him._He was properly cared for and sent to the Insane Asylum at Stockton. 6 inde ae A Boyin Texas, while swinging upon a gate, was suddenly envelop: Clothing ed.in a Hanis of e’ectricity. burned, the bey is now nearly -blind. and haig were badly —— and they were, perhaps, right, as-the latest only a_pecpliar form of electricty. . SPeaking-of the Hesketh-Sharon wedding, the Philadelphia, Tele“Sir Thomas and wife are expected to leave San Francisco imurédiately for Kurgpe by the overwe —_ the stategraph says: s-asou of the year.—_ In the silk-growing countries of Southern Europe it isa usual practice for the women engaged: in silkculture to put silk-worms’ ardund their Waists to hatch, 4 ‘and : The parents supposed that the accident was caused by-a sudlen effulge:.es discover.es es Sestab; ne the theory that mind; is the cota sense of Sir Thomas in deviding not to cross. the-ocean. to reach Eyrope at this tempestuous While the people ‘were at church } firs. Bernard went to the houre of Rev KF. Cnrtis, the Baptist pastor, attacked ‘this wife, Jady labout sixty-five, threw her dowr, . ponred gasoline over ‘her clothing, rand set iton fire. The paor woman wes shockingly burned, and lived but . a few hours. The capture of Joseph Paroche, the murderer of Thomas H. Treloar, at a wood six miles from Bodie, Sunday morning, caused great excitement there. After prelitninary examination he was taken by the Bodié Vigilantes and hanged on the spot where thé murder was committed. Farnsworth, the officer tho allowed Daroche to escape, was arrestet at Carson but was subse quently released. : . . The N. Y. World’s London dispatch says: Ithas long been feared that there were many secret societies of Irslimen in large towns, and to-day these fears have received open confirmation. ‘Sir . William: Vernon. Harcourt, Secretary of State for the home Department, states that he is in posession: of details which show the recent formation of Fa giginti ¢ secret soviety, with local branches in every: important city of the kingdom, by the Fenians frem } the United States, Great alarm is felt at this new danger to the Government, and orders have been forwarded to commanders of all military depots warning them of this ngw phase of the agitation and ¢counreeling extra precautions. an old ranch According to.a Washington dispatch to the Chicago Times, Blaifie spends Tush tine, as he-atways—has, “with +} Sonthern members _in consultation and chat. Democrats all: speak well of Blaine. Senator M.C; Butler, in. talking about the future “Premier,” said to-day: ‘‘We hear no malice against Blaine. He is a thoroughly good fellow. He has pitched into us enough, heaven knows, but he has never done it in any spirit of malice.” This is tite universal talk about Blaine on the Democratic side. If one -desires to heat Blaine abused; it is ,toe the Republican side he must go. The latest mode of addressing 4 Me. Blaine is to call him Mr. “Secretary.” This mode of satating him never fails to bring forth a smile and a merry twinkle in his eyes. He has his letter. of resignation as Senator written and is only awaiting a signal from Mentor. to fire it of atthe American public. Sea nese Sy es Awvour sMoKERS.—General Grant two weeks Hegivesaway as many “as. he smokes. He has used the samme brand of imported: cigars for ten years. They cost $22 50a hundred. Colonel Bob Ingersoll pays $50 for a box; and uses from five to pays $10 ‘and.gometimes $20 for -a box. Senator Matt Carpenter, who néarly killed himself by smoking, or beef reduced to three ‘cigars a $5 ‘PAT. CLANCY. ig said to smoke a hundred cigars in . ten eigars a. day. General ‘Butler . INSTRUCTION. IN accordance witha request of niany citizens ét Nevada + City, Grass Va ley and vicini+ ity, . wilfeammence teaching. those who may wish my. services on co Organ and in. Vocal Culture, . JANUARY 25th, 1881." ~Fhorough “Bass and Harineny a . Speciality. A We HAND. Nevada City, Jan. 20th. : pe WANTED ARTIES qualified and desirous of representing Agency of Foreign Fire Insurance C ompanies will-please apply te P.O. = ox 2269, Sam Francisco. —Refe:eucesand—Bonds required jl9-Ly N Y WIFE, MARY GROSETT, having m _left my ‘bed and. board without eauseor provoeation, this is to give-—notice to all that I will not pay any bills Of her contracting from and aiter this ds se L, CROSETF. North Bloomfield, tae ijth, 1851. 5 ae ourrit seh freé to those who wish to engage in the most pleasant and ‘profitable busirfess known, Everything new. Capital not. required. Wew ill furnish you everyihings— $10 and upwards is easily made withow staying away from home over night. -No . risk Whatever. Many new workers wanted at onte; Many are making fortunes at-the business. Ladies make as much as men, and young boys ami girls make great. pay. No one who is willing to werk fqils to make more money. evety day than can be made in a week atany vordinary employment. Those who ¢ngage at onde will find a short road to fortuné. Addre’s H. HALLETT & CO., Portiand, Maine. DAN. MORGAN. 0ON. SEAMAN. Pp CLANCY & c0., NEVADA CITY. rd New Firm at the Old Stand. . _ THE new \firm of P. CLANCY & CO. having eaten das af January, 1881, are now prepared to doall kinds of Wagen Werk in the most skilful manner. Alsoall kinds of Ma» chine and Eron Work done by an experienced workman, Persons having Picks and Drills to repair will do well to give us a call as the Boss Picks of the town are made at this shop. _ EXorsc-Shocinge. Persons having Horse Shoeing to be done willdo well to-give-usa a cath} a3 we have a first-class workman. Particular attention paid to overreaching and interfering Horses. ‘Notice to’ Tax Payers ! No Taxes We BE RECEINED at the County Treasurer's Oftve Previous to January _ G. vox SCHMITTBURG, Co, Collector, The Palace Barber Shop. sonmemennd LOUIS DUNCAN, RIE, Physiognomical Hair Cutter, former‘ly of the Arcade Barber Shop, : acramento, and A. BROCK, The, Favorite Hair Dresse of the West, are now prepared te perform all work pertaina the Tonsorial profession with artistic ski eee and Children are carefull* waited 47 All Gentlemen having work done willhave their 42° Boots Blacked Free of Charge. Ba é Pine Street, in the rear of Beckman’s Building. Nevada City, Dee. 2, Aeaceted Crackers 149 Soda Crackers = = 80. . Mackerel, No pert = 9 QoyGran, 4 fer 100 lbs. ° 195 Small Cérn, per-100 lbs,,} 37 ih . Wheat,+. -per-100 lbs5—3-4-—— Ground Barley, per 160 Ibs., 1 9+, Whole Barley, per 00 Ths, Tio E.: B. Tea, ‘per Ib. ag 49. + Japan Téa, ber Jb., 35. Beehive Tea, per Ib, Crushed ‘Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 95 cts Split: Peas, 13 ths., 1 04 Best Island hice, 10 lbs., 109 Harkness Wax Ce: idles, box, 40 Oysters, ==. ‘cana. 100 Tomatoes, cans 169 Corn, L®& Jelly, i). Syrup, “per gallon, $7} Sardines, snfali-cans,—6-cans by Sardines, large cans. 4efns 1 (i Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 20 Tobacco, perlb O44 = 3h) 65— . Mik Can full of “Catlee, —31hs., Ser Ditiner Can full of Coitee,5 tbs., 10 Beans, 334 tbs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package, Cern Stareh, 2 packazes, Starch, 2 packages, Prize Medal Kerosene do do . & gal ean, 2 2 Best Cal. : 32 for 1.00 Frye’s English Cigna, a, packet 23s Washing Powe f 3 paqeages” i Aer Mustard, per bottle, ~ Ne: ~ Pepper, per bo:tle, . 1s. Wash Te tbs, fram 50 centsto 2 0G" Wash Boar: is, Pd ets. Watcr Buckets) k cts. Clothes Baskets “co ets, Retling Pins—-Sos ED ct Potato Mashers, 1&ets: All goods subject to correction, éa Everything Fresh and warrany ed tobe the Best. Richard Roberts Outfit furnished free wit® fill instrue ions for cond: uting th ie most proitable business known thatany One .cary ongeye in The business is so easy aa and our ine structions are so sintpsé ail plain: that any © one can make-great profits from the: very start, No one can faik who I willing to work,’ Women are as successful ag men. Boys and girls can earalarge sums)” Many have mide :.t the ‘business over oma bundred dollars in a single week. Nothi ingyike it ever known before. All who engaye surprised at the ease and rapidity with _ which they are ablete niake money, Yuri can engage in this business during ycur spate time at great profit. You de not have to invest capitalin it, We take ail the risk. Those who heed ready money, should write ¢ous atonce, All furnished freq . Addfess“= Tate & Co., Augusta Maine: F ! Nevada Restaurant. AVING leased and: thoroughly _remod-eled the building on : GOMMERCIAL STREBS, Opposite Mungor-& Naffziger's Meat Market, and. two — below the Transcript Block, = H BECKMAW,~ The experienced caterer ties, opened a first class Restaurant and Chop House, An iis prepared to receive public patroaage: Read Some of His Prices: Cake or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cent® Reguiar-Meals, from 25 cents upwards. And everything else at equally lowprices, Neat, Prompt, Polite, H. BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th. Arpad Haraszthy & Co's CHAMPAGRES. E take great -pridein_reeommending t our-pure and really silperior Chains pugnes to the public generally. They are” prodacedexactiy asare all the, high grade French Champagnes, by fermentatioa ; . the bottle, but, differently from their foreign competitors, are neither streygthened with , spirits, nor flavoréup in atiy manner, bub are absolutely pure, and ther refore, even when indiscrectly used, will uever produce a headache. ‘The Ecli Extra Dry is a dry, deiicate finvored, —vivacious Wire, enaiuelts ly suited for Parties, Dinners, and Clal TheSparkling Muscatel isai rich, high flavored Wine, of the order, only rauch richer, aud & great fas one with the ladies. -‘ ; : The Grand Prize, often. called be Private Cwvee, is a meditua dry, { flavoredtind bodied Wine, and highly PF, ed by all for these elegant ifualitics. = No true. cennoisseur can try these super or Champagnes withomt admiring the mu.” Richard Reber's, rr Sole Agent for Nevada ¢ ah Jantary Wth—-Im =: > ae NEVADA CEI Briel Travel on the Phe City Trus Fifteen or te tbe ereste Spring. The Chinese. a preparations for Another new in ao appearanc ing going On uO ce Robin es 4 J uasti scr imal the chaingang Ten thousan sumsto suit, : year, See no There will b ventists ts Hail t Brig 28 z:8 will spe ing as-usual, “Nearly oue cluding the re, _ side, Was upo between Mery sie: Jt Lome 9b iuntes -tookgrant a divo Court after tin ~nitted, is there nobetween & anu the streets uit $i) DIU ks tUIn Sg £ “the imatter. {wo wee ks . Micas bail as Tempe ing Mr of admiss:en 8 regular soirees ~ The Reno G. lightning traia cide is to be w railroad vonne Southern route Water stree voudition this places the sick the mad that 1 from ‘the. road Miss Hemm: ing lessons to « sons on Friday uoons, ab the house, Jesse Holeon for Geo. E. ‘Tu ior Washingto is still San . delayed there Union : A bh pounds dress Empire Marke day, and wase itable represen faised porker, \Dr. S.M. H to-day to pure and m terial f ‘Heexpeets to mento and . pointor two, 1 day. Alex. McCa for obtaining g tenses expires 3s discharge Jail, He got it -thain-gang, bu Spectable sort a fuss about it. Set = The Bés While deale plaining of dul CraWford are . supplying the ) mense stock o1 Siore.on Main : beat class of go ai the lowest I the Traxserr Sect the larce ple articles, wi Pamptly atter A Bi ~The Bazar o1 ing finely unde one’s manag wdcounters a tial assortmer heing constaut at advertises: % prices, A Po People whe ould not fai tonal Exchan ‘N€ rooms, e: 8 Moderate, a

i Che. Dail it Transcript, ‘“MEVABA CITY, CALIFORNIA. it ) hursdey. Jan uary , 20, 1881. Bt. -enig’s Ant-Chinese Resolution, -Moriday afternoon Assemblyt man Long of this city introduced a: *concurrent r solution “W red to {he Committee ‘Immigration. ; people of this State, after many vears of experience ©. the effects of Chinese immigration and_ residence, “an election by a vote nearly wi ianimous, decided zs againsb-the— furthe immigration of . Chinese or:Mongolians to this Sate; and whereas, the people of this State yard the furthr_immigration or Chinese cy “sot ‘the: OG ret © reg residence of Cl hi tude, not only on account of the-disastrous eifuct ‘of their competition with our laburers, butalso onadécount “ofthe pernicious aioral and ‘social_in*flaences-exerted by then} dnd ‘whereas, Cominissioners appointed bythe Federal Goyeruné nt have negotiated a treaty. with the Goverument of ~ China, the provisious of -which intendedto allow the further immi“gration of Chinese laborers to se thecked ;therefore, _/ Pesolved, Phat-our Senators—beinstiueted, and our Represcutatives in Congress be requested to use their utmost. endeavors to secure the pasgage of such legislation by Congress as shall restrict the jurthee immigra~ “ton ‘of Chinese Atons: shat alorer s are h was refers en aty ld for that purpose, and . and: Mon; golians & ~ ya our midst an evil of great, mas gni-Vteam and wagon floating ‘etihéntalty trewnéd.nin The following from the San Jose Mercury relates to a gestlemat who is weli known in this city, having resided here for. a couple~of. years previous to 1878, and occupying the house on Piety Hill where ex— —Coun=" ty Clerk White and family now live, He was at the time of his death a heavy stockkolder inthe -Murchie mine of this district. TheMereury says: ‘tA. N: Shillingford,.a “Fesied_in-the Coyote river, crossing +, about noon last Saturday. Ste teas suming How Sho ¥ alley in the Sebastopol mine. On account éf “Were ‘and There. 25 ‘the Mexican Government have been bad roads rendering it impossibe toLaltewed. get rock to the mill the mine lessened its working force, but now the-roads will soon be good and the prospects at the-mine are sd-flattering that in the spring a larger force of miners wil —be-put-on, and the mine. thoroughly developed. . ‘ Knights of Malta mine is at presdentof San F elipe valley, was drown: ent lying idle, but will before long, at Thigley’s. start-up in full blast. is situated & ‘the head of what was known as the old Gipass. Valley slide, The property pending a new trial. Z Justice Swayne has ‘formed his associates that he will resign and gO ‘on-to-the retired list. “7 = Hawkins, -the Governor of Tennessee for ten years, was inaugurated at Nashv lle MonThe Senate has pe eee the apval Samuel. Brannan’s claims against “Carlton, who killed Brummett at Hollister, has been. admitted to bail . first Republican “Wet, sieuey: where did: you get such a black eye 2” ii ly yentleman of a stree urchin. “Oh, a feller called my brother’s hat a -swill dipper, and he was bigger than I thought he-was.’ 2 “T HAD a mind to see you yester— ‘day and pay that bill, but couldn't come,” Suid a procrastinating debt“or. ‘That was presence of mind that did me no good,” replied the eke=— WOCAI: — ne —AND— Instrumental ‘Music 1 uired'akind-, Case PRIon isn “OF THE BEEHIVE’ GROCERY ~ STORE, a ee TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ‘. cominersia Street, . , Novads City Wagon to meet a Mr. ° was expecting an express Wi Brandell, whom he on whose pace ‘he w was living. in the ‘creek, “and in attemptit ag to cross it at the ustial ford, his teate Jas,-Finley, ‘who happened to be/i néar by at the time, had his at tion attracted by the. noise ‘of. horses planging in the water. hastened to the spot and saw in the . . stream about fifty yards below . the crossing. They were carried on Here the jerses struggled until they }1 became detached from the wagon . . aid swam ashore, each taking an opposite direction, atid crossing out -on, Mr. opposite sides of the —s Finley followed on-down-the—ereekjar for some distance, galling but-reeee es ee a5 into—thts-country—te-te-sreatest-ex= tent that such-legislation can be had consistently with the observance of treaty stipulations; auc be 16 “Resolved, That the Gevernor be requested to forward copies ef these resolutions to our se suators-and Representives in Cougress Senators aud Representatives _ from ali the Pacilic States.’ <-> fle Glad THe Was Swindted: ome A prominent busingss man of this city has Been. swindled out of two . ‘dollars and a half by a fellow who travels around from one town -‘to another selling shirts and‘things,and ‘we are:glad of it. ‘The business mar —had—_no—business—t> patronize the" ‘. halfa mile below the crossing and stream. ~The wagon was carried a lodged. It was recovered. The body . , of Mr. Shillingford was found Sun. ford. Deceased was amative of Fag: . ggy. lend, agéid43° years. He leaves a. ; ber of the Episcopal chureh. C€oro=]4; ner Harris held an inquest Monday, . , and a'verdict of accidental drowning t yassy stranger, when he could buy just as good goods ef respectab’e local dealers at as. reasonable. prices as the itinerant fraud offered. ©f course the i, -f. treated the business man well, iN the. first transaction they had tegether. He always does that 80 as to wet'‘a'second order, and it is on the second order that he draws the blood of his dupes. If the business man aforementioned. ever . “ ‘fools around any more of these-slip— pery chaps, we hope he will have to pay tén times-as much as two and‘a half dollars for his recklessness, ‘and that everybody in town will find out all about it, He says. te won't do ‘go any more, howev el, and we guess “he won't. A Reckless Waste. The Grass Valley Free Lance “as=i} ‘@erts thatthe Hastern drummer has invaded that town, and €s_ astually measuring Grass_Valleyans for shirts ‘and having the garments made at ‘the East, We dont know how they retail shirts at “Grass Valley, but those indispensable coverings are for sale in this city at—ptices that. must suit everybody, rich or poor, ¥eu can buy ashirt for a coin almost as small as you would have to pay an errand boy for —s it ‘home for you, if yon were too “lazy to carry it yourself, Tf Grass Valley is sending Kast for shirts, she is wasting noney.-—S. F. Alta. There ‘are a great. many men in “Grass Valley who think it a+ waste ‘of money to send anywhere for shirts as long as high-buttoned wests and full-front necktigs s are in style. aa Se THE revised translation of ‘the wee blei is now Sores ed te, on will be pul — The work ae been under way fdr ten years in Europe and eight yeais in The bést schola¥¥ of all tions-—the Catholic perhaps excepted —have been engaged on it. America, denoumnago much a néw translation as vision of the King James a Feversion, hose who anticipate new add radi-. $8 are ike ly to be dis+ _appointel, Men* engaged in the work sayvit is surprising how fow e “rors were found, and how cfew the chariyes ‘that will be made in -the vomin ob version, ‘eal rende:i ings > Ir now turns. oat thi ea _+e -Mother Shipton’s prophecy*related to the S end of the Democrat grtty, nét to the end of the w be) 1. _ 2 ai: Onnol the pre ijn : esof M. Thiers, which his acuté and powerful jutel—: lect. never outgrew, — » Jewish one Wut Me anti‘. have gone to Arizona. There is a low price: war among . pz pnsylvania 42, the Truckee grocers, and the editor . at the head of the list. ~~ tis not, + . _“Wruckee Tatttings "Geo. of the Republican-pow-eats three square meals a-day. long standing cenc'udes to shut up of black crape. day. Lumber Company having been comon Monday with a full force of men. “They have completed their dbuble ‘saw-mill and will crowd the tame to its fullest capacity during ‘the coming season, to furnish material for manufacturing purposes, The Republican says that the . recent storms have not injured the ice of the Peoplés Company at on the cars from: San_ Francisco, wind . ledge-that-made the“‘shte® The . .dr. Moore has control of this prop-. . The Sapeciabens ent o to the regular army, avas-swept-away py the current.— . militia or fancy work about it. en. 'soon will give the'. twenty cents on each sare ofstock. He . The treisury of tte New York Hit the }of $52,505.51, Secretary. un. C til they lodged-against a tree about } We have not heard recently of any of “three. hundred yards below the ford. . the stock char ; : year}, 51>-prisonersin that instituand cushions of the wagon in the}¢; 7i2 number 261 were. Chinese, wife and one child living at his home . },, 045. in San Félipe valley. He is spoken, mind in this connectic great criminal breeder. dred and forty-eight. persons: from +was-rendered.” t New York with 131. Schaffer rand C. F. Byrne tributes 63, Mexico 52, Massachusetts 36, Misso:iri 44 Ohio 32 the 1s dear of bie galoon with a strip . as fo saad What ate wrote. and itis supposed by many miners that it was the Knights of Malta Surveyor of ‘Customs: at fan Fria* so rich. water was higher than he“ expected . erty, and he intends. tosee it throfigh. “Phe New York Hill mine. belongs lt s a regular dividend payer, and very to its stockholders 114 in it on the 17th inst. the sam as reported by the That mine needs no State ‘ommissioner to direct its affairs. ing-hands. There is 10 market price to it, so far _as publicly ciciant Seercdk es is Steen The Chinese Criminally. According to the report ‘of the : arden of the State~ Prison there were at the close of the last fiscal There is no. ‘pointment of John Mf. Morton as cisco.. tnrns the population of the United States as 59/152, 866. This includes the Territories. Geo, Hinds wanted to marry Miss Lizzie Kuene, a Modesto gt’, and . when she said no he drew a pistol . to shoot her. She grabbed a. shot— gun — er he could . fire at her. Leading Republicans say Garfield is really troub’ed about finding aT satisfacto “-y man to take the Treasury Portfolio, — Pressnre for Sherman. has. been renewed since: his election as Senator, and if tendered the Portfolio now he would accept it. But the general opinion is he will nét be tendered if. _A shocking travedy was enacted_ at. Lapeer Village, seventy miles north of Detroit, Sanday evenin® Of tliese “S03 were native and Of the — total This is he largest number set down to any ion. foreign” born. nativity, and-this though according and. to the day Wight about. a mile below the} 4, the census they only number 75,“fhe next-largest-class— of _ofenders are Californians.. They nun‘3ut it must. be borne in that. there is ofas a very worthy man, and a mem. quite a large native } ena popula. New York comes next as the One: hunion, hat State are-confined in the Penientiary._ Ireland follows close on Germany conand . The Chinese stand ae oe Grorce Euior is graphically deWhen a Truckee saloon keeper at S:ribed as a Woman whom no'éne er+ er_ approached without: n immediate -shop aud light out for Arizona he perception of goodness and great. ‘ To hear her talk was as good A more Leaatwise the firm beautiful voite: than hers is rarely of Wall & Douglas did it the ther} heard; alow, rich voice, and convincing, soto speak. Except in the The annual repairs of the Trackge . shape, the-size, the poise of herhead, there was no striking outward sign pleted, the factory started up &gain . of genius abort her. A remarkable motherliness of look was indeed what most distingrished her personal appearance; and this alone gave -her a certain beauty, in spite of the large, massive, homely features of her face. ee en ae Se = = Atonzo HoLnoRs, a. young. man 23 years of age, happened . to be: at+ Cuba, If the present cleat, “cold weathtr continues for a few-days longer they will go-to cutting, as the ice will then -be as thick as they want it. At.the present time it is about ten inches in thickness. Recorder's Office Basiness. The following documents were filed in the County for tie week ending yesterday: 8 mining locatious, 21 dgeds, 4 morttecorder’s office gages, eatisfactions of mortgages, 2 Sheriffs deeds, caté of sa'e, 2 patents, 1 certifi 1 homestead, 1 agree’ > went, 1 attachment, . water location, 1 power of attorney. —— -.eo — The Prize soiree, A large number of ladies and gen tleinen have signified their intent on to compete for the beautiful prizes thas Mr. Michell otfers to the best , dinecers who attend his o ree in Tem pearance Hell to-inor row eveuing. Io ‘addition to the contest for the prizes, other novelties of rare merit wiil be introduced, . ~~ ee -----———— = “Peath of Jona Lund. 7 A telegram received here Tuesday . evening, a:mouncesths death of John . Lund of San Franeisco, who was ‘Neck oy -# Visit a few: months since. Decéascd resided: in Nevada City several years ago. He was at the t me of his death a member of Golden fiate Lid‘te, Knights ot) tulas, at i Franvisce, 4 ago, and beg Piand route.’ Reno a few months ago ‘and Ww the far-bucket Brigade rid the town “of certain objectionable persons. ~ If had such a lively effect on his -mind that he has since become devanged. He was at Winnemucca a week or sd gged the Sheriff to protect him._He was properly cared for and sent to the Insane Asylum at Stockton. 6 inde ae A Boyin Texas, while swinging upon a gate, was suddenly envelop: Clothing ed.in a Hanis of e’ectricity. burned, the bey is now nearly -blind.

and haig were badly —— and they were, perhaps, right, as-the latest only a_pecpliar form of electricty. . SPeaking-of the Hesketh-Sharon wedding, the Philadelphia, Tele“Sir Thomas and wife are expected to leave San Francisco imurédiately for Kurgpe by the overwe —_ the stategraph says: s-asou of the year.—_ In the silk-growing countries of Southern Europe it isa usual practice for the women engaged: in silkculture to put silk-worms’ ardund their Waists to hatch, 4 ‘and : The parents supposed that the accident was caused by-a sudlen effulge:.es discover.es es Sestab; ne the theory that mind; is the cota sense of Sir Thomas in deviding not to cross. the-ocean. to reach Eyrope at this tempestuous While the people ‘were at church } firs. Bernard went to the houre of Rev KF. Cnrtis, the Baptist pastor, attacked ‘this wife, Jady labout sixty-five, threw her dowr, . ponred gasoline over ‘her clothing, rand set iton fire. The paor woman wes shockingly burned, and lived but . a few hours. The capture of Joseph Paroche, the murderer of Thomas H. Treloar, at a wood six miles from Bodie, Sunday morning, caused great excitement there. After prelitninary examination he was taken by the Bodié Vigilantes and hanged on the spot where thé murder was committed. Farnsworth, the officer tho allowed Daroche to escape, was arrestet at Carson but was subse quently released. : . . The N. Y. World’s London dispatch says: Ithas long been feared that there were many secret societies of Irslimen in large towns, and to-day these fears have received open confirmation. ‘Sir . William: Vernon. Harcourt, Secretary of State for the home Department, states that he is in posession: of details which show the recent formation of Fa giginti ¢ secret soviety, with local branches in every: important city of the kingdom, by the Fenians frem } the United States, Great alarm is felt at this new danger to the Government, and orders have been forwarded to commanders of all military depots warning them of this ngw phase of the agitation and ¢counreeling extra precautions. an old ranch According to.a Washington dispatch to the Chicago Times, Blaifie spends Tush tine, as he-atways—has, “with +} Sonthern members _in consultation and chat. Democrats all: speak well of Blaine. Senator M.C; Butler, in. talking about the future “Premier,” said to-day: ‘‘We hear no malice against Blaine. He is a thoroughly good fellow. He has pitched into us enough, heaven knows, but he has never done it in any spirit of malice.” This is tite universal talk about Blaine on the Democratic side. If one -desires to heat Blaine abused; it is ,toe the Republican side he must go. The latest mode of addressing 4 Me. Blaine is to call him Mr. “Secretary.” This mode of satating him never fails to bring forth a smile and a merry twinkle in his eyes. He has his letter. of resignation as Senator written and is only awaiting a signal from Mentor. to fire it of atthe American public. Sea nese Sy es Awvour sMoKERS.—General Grant two weeks Hegivesaway as many “as. he smokes. He has used the samme brand of imported: cigars for ten years. They cost $22 50a hundred. Colonel Bob Ingersoll pays $50 for a box; and uses from five to pays $10 ‘and.gometimes $20 for -a box. Senator Matt Carpenter, who néarly killed himself by smoking, or beef reduced to three ‘cigars a $5 ‘PAT. CLANCY. ig said to smoke a hundred cigars in . ten eigars a. day. General ‘Butler . INSTRUCTION. IN accordance witha request of niany citizens ét Nevada + City, Grass Va ley and vicini+ ity, . wilfeammence teaching. those who may wish my. services on co Organ and in. Vocal Culture, . JANUARY 25th, 1881." ~Fhorough “Bass and Harineny a . Speciality. A We HAND. Nevada City, Jan. 20th. : pe WANTED ARTIES qualified and desirous of representing Agency of Foreign Fire Insurance C ompanies will-please apply te P.O. = ox 2269, Sam Francisco. —Refe:eucesand—Bonds required jl9-Ly N Y WIFE, MARY GROSETT, having m _left my ‘bed and. board without eauseor provoeation, this is to give-—notice to all that I will not pay any bills Of her contracting from and aiter this ds se L, CROSETF. North Bloomfield, tae ijth, 1851. 5 ae ourrit seh freé to those who wish to engage in the most pleasant and ‘profitable busirfess known, Everything new. Capital not. required. Wew ill furnish you everyihings— $10 and upwards is easily made withow staying away from home over night. -No . risk Whatever. Many new workers wanted at onte; Many are making fortunes at-the business. Ladies make as much as men, and young boys ami girls make great. pay. No one who is willing to werk fqils to make more money. evety day than can be made in a week atany vordinary employment. Those who ¢ngage at onde will find a short road to fortuné. Addre’s H. HALLETT & CO., Portiand, Maine. DAN. MORGAN. 0ON. SEAMAN. Pp CLANCY & c0., NEVADA CITY. rd New Firm at the Old Stand. . _ THE new \firm of P. CLANCY & CO. having eaten das af January, 1881, are now prepared to doall kinds of Wagen Werk in the most skilful manner. Alsoall kinds of Ma» chine and Eron Work done by an experienced workman, Persons having Picks and Drills to repair will do well to give us a call as the Boss Picks of the town are made at this shop. _ EXorsc-Shocinge. Persons having Horse Shoeing to be done willdo well to-give-usa a cath} a3 we have a first-class workman. Particular attention paid to overreaching and interfering Horses. ‘Notice to’ Tax Payers ! No Taxes We BE RECEINED at the County Treasurer's Oftve Previous to January _ G. vox SCHMITTBURG, Co, Collector, The Palace Barber Shop. sonmemennd LOUIS DUNCAN, RIE, Physiognomical Hair Cutter, former‘ly of the Arcade Barber Shop, : acramento, and A. BROCK, The, Favorite Hair Dresse of the West, are now prepared te perform all work pertaina the Tonsorial profession with artistic ski eee and Children are carefull* waited 47 All Gentlemen having work done willhave their 42° Boots Blacked Free of Charge. Ba é Pine Street, in the rear of Beckman’s Building. Nevada City, Dee. 2, Aeaceted Crackers 149 Soda Crackers = = 80. . Mackerel, No pert = 9 QoyGran, 4 fer 100 lbs. ° 195 Small Cérn, per-100 lbs,,} 37 ih . Wheat,+. -per-100 lbs5—3-4-—— Ground Barley, per 160 Ibs., 1 9+, Whole Barley, per 00 Ths, Tio E.: B. Tea, ‘per Ib. ag 49. + Japan Téa, ber Jb., 35. Beehive Tea, per Ib, Crushed ‘Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 95 cts Split: Peas, 13 ths., 1 04 Best Island hice, 10 lbs., 109 Harkness Wax Ce: idles, box, 40 Oysters, ==. ‘cana. 100 Tomatoes, cans 169 Corn, L®& Jelly, i). Syrup, “per gallon, $7} Sardines, snfali-cans,—6-cans by Sardines, large cans. 4efns 1 (i Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 20 Tobacco, perlb O44 = 3h) 65— . Mik Can full of “Catlee, —31hs., Ser Ditiner Can full of Coitee,5 tbs., 10 Beans, 334 tbs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package, Cern Stareh, 2 packazes, Starch, 2 packages, Prize Medal Kerosene do do . & gal ean, 2 2 Best Cal. : 32 for 1.00 Frye’s English Cigna, a, packet 23s Washing Powe f 3 paqeages” i Aer Mustard, per bottle, ~ Ne: ~ Pepper, per bo:tle, . 1s. Wash Te tbs, fram 50 centsto 2 0G" Wash Boar: is, Pd ets. Watcr Buckets) k cts. Clothes Baskets “co ets, Retling Pins—-Sos ED ct Potato Mashers, 1&ets: All goods subject to correction, éa Everything Fresh and warrany ed tobe the Best. Richard Roberts Outfit furnished free wit® fill instrue ions for cond: uting th ie most proitable business known thatany One .cary ongeye in The business is so easy aa and our ine structions are so sintpsé ail plain: that any © one can make-great profits from the: very start, No one can faik who I willing to work,’ Women are as successful ag men. Boys and girls can earalarge sums)” Many have mide :.t the ‘business over oma bundred dollars in a single week. Nothi ingyike it ever known before. All who engaye surprised at the ease and rapidity with _ which they are ablete niake money, Yuri can engage in this business during ycur spate time at great profit. You de not have to invest capitalin it, We take ail the risk. Those who heed ready money, should write ¢ous atonce, All furnished freq . Addfess“= Tate & Co., Augusta Maine: F ! Nevada Restaurant. AVING leased and: thoroughly _remod-eled the building on : GOMMERCIAL STREBS, Opposite Mungor-& Naffziger's Meat Market, and. two — below the Transcript Block, = H BECKMAW,~ The experienced caterer ties, opened a first class Restaurant and Chop House, An iis prepared to receive public patroaage: Read Some of His Prices: Cake or Pie, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cent® Reguiar-Meals, from 25 cents upwards. And everything else at equally lowprices, Neat, Prompt, Polite, H. BECKMAN. Nevada City, Jan. 9th. Arpad Haraszthy & Co's CHAMPAGRES. E take great -pridein_reeommending t our-pure and really silperior Chains pugnes to the public generally. They are” prodacedexactiy asare all the, high grade French Champagnes, by fermentatioa ; . the bottle, but, differently from their foreign competitors, are neither streygthened with , spirits, nor flavoréup in atiy manner, bub are absolutely pure, and ther refore, even when indiscrectly used, will uever produce a headache. ‘The Ecli Extra Dry is a dry, deiicate finvored, —vivacious Wire, enaiuelts ly suited for Parties, Dinners, and Clal TheSparkling Muscatel isai rich, high flavored Wine, of the order, only rauch richer, aud & great fas one with the ladies. -‘ ; : The Grand Prize, often. called be Private Cwvee, is a meditua dry, { flavoredtind bodied Wine, and highly PF, ed by all for these elegant ifualitics. = No true. cennoisseur can try these super or Champagnes withomt admiring the mu.” Richard Reber's, rr Sole Agent for Nevada ¢ ah Jantary Wth—-Im =: > ae NEVADA CEI Briel Travel on the Phe City Trus Fifteen or te tbe ereste Spring. The Chinese. a preparations for Another new in ao appearanc ing going On uO ce Robin es 4 J uasti scr imal the chaingang Ten thousan sumsto suit, : year, See no There will b ventists ts Hail t Brig 28 z:8 will spe ing as-usual, “Nearly oue cluding the re, _ side, Was upo between Mery sie: Jt Lome 9b iuntes -tookgrant a divo Court after tin ~nitted, is there nobetween & anu the streets uit $i) DIU ks tUIn Sg £ “the imatter. {wo wee ks . Micas bail as Tempe ing Mr of admiss:en 8 regular soirees ~ The Reno G. lightning traia cide is to be w railroad vonne Southern route Water stree voudition this places the sick the mad that 1 from ‘the. road Miss Hemm: ing lessons to « sons on Friday uoons, ab the house, Jesse Holeon for Geo. E. ‘Tu ior Washingto is still San . delayed there Union : A bh pounds dress Empire Marke day, and wase itable represen faised porker, \Dr. S.M. H to-day to pure and m terial f ‘Heexpeets to mento and . pointor two, 1 day. Alex. McCa for obtaining g tenses expires 3s discharge Jail, He got it -thain-gang, bu Spectable sort a fuss about it. Set = The Bés While deale plaining of dul CraWford are . supplying the ) mense stock o1 Siore.on Main : beat class of go ai the lowest I the Traxserr Sect the larce ple articles, wi Pamptly atter A Bi ~The Bazar o1 ing finely unde one’s manag wdcounters a tial assortmer heing constaut at advertises: % prices, A Po People whe ould not fai tonal Exchan ‘N€ rooms, e: 8 Moderate, a