January 24, 1884 (4 pages)

Joun Cobman, writing to the New York Evening-Post of the fyture of California, says; “The era of wheat will come to an end like ” x of go fow}), and s . of: : r fore a fi ‘eas fouture we ean’ re a aged ry ———eEEEEE and vines, a new France in our Republic, greater than. France, .a Republic by herself, There is scarcely any difference in’ eereages, California has _ 189,00) _agaare . miles, _ond France has less than 200,000. tu}: climaté’and " soil’ Califérnis is, su-, perior, It could support 30,000, oval] Pas Frenchmen, if we had them here. with «their economical habits, as well.as. it now supports /1,000,000 extravagant Americans.” _— oo 1 a land of frnit ‘trees THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1884. APOSSIBLEDANGER. = “Under the above ‘tin, anohien the Sacramento Bee of Taesday aventag anys: . “A somewhat significaut diqgntok pinta from Nevada City. It is to the effect that the managerr of the hydraulic’ mines intend to desert their dame and ditches unless Judge Sawyer’s decision should be reversed or-modified. It was oply, the other day thet an item appeared. in some upcountry papers stating that. cet tain hydraulicers had threatened to ~ gat their dams daring the firet freshet ‘and give the farmers. a good flooding out,’ We regarded it as idle Falke at the tine, and even” now we can hardly believe.that any of the enjoined miners are mean enough to do anything of the kind. But ‘the throatened abandonment of their reservoirs and dame means that in the course of time the latter will:rot out and great bodies of water will be let Tue 5 coaridat? in the! German court ‘will produce » painfal sensation in Germany. Prince ‘Friedrich Carl; who is charged with infidelity to his marital vows, is. the Field . Marshal and an able General, while. “his. wifé ie a Princess of some attractions at & court where most of ‘the ‘ladiéé: are plain, More trouble for terol Emperor, Pror, Boxer e says hatin his.voyage around the World, and in all his studies of savage life, ho. found no people so miserable, ‘wretched ‘and degraded as those who exist, in. the} new Pennsylvania oil regions,” mark ~**How-deep did you go 2”. pocketbook,” hh did_yon.atrike. anything?” “Yes, l atruck the railroad for a ‘ios vipa’ pass, and. got. it, or I'd, bein, thet ne: eauaan scatter ee . tilasted'couiitry yet,” aa od Ir 18 ‘ioe peri fully fourfift! ti ooh chiants and \prof¢aasked a woman of her husband as he was about starting for business. A Sketch im OM. s ‘Tax bliss want possession of ‘ th ral gov ernment to inan rate . SF tle inaan ag al lle ty reforms. have had New York . , an to a friend, city of the wo ‘mopth.” f=“, A : Bin, ee 5. . Republican’ “'s o sink @ well y". ‘ ” a toe: tures have done their best to stay the ‘hands of the followers of Tweed and baie. -hut fs oy y been of no avail for them ‘tambs cry for wolves?’ Then will thepeople long “Yes, prpes's < ‘Clear down to the bottom of my Wite’s W a’ Wite's ‘waratng. sig bod Business ip London feside at least ‘twenty niles from’ their place of business, going to and . returning from the city on the elevated and underground roads, Eee » Presa candy at Brand Bros. 1t _ 5/4, daoxginn Of the Barhive GroWill yon be. bome. to, dinner bd ‘No, I think not,” he answered. ‘I expect tobe very buay, , Bepides, ‘anew saloon isto be opened \j around the corner from my office, and will dt “phere and get a ; riooll Maxagets a Gee tnch. . . dery store.continyes §o sell the;very! an AS Alpe! i? mie Ano unter,; rs. Ford, ““Wwlt;”-aeid his--.wike,. while 9 best groceties and provisions at the Miss B Valantine, Mar. "L. Thurston. ¥ wave of fear swept across” ter fuce; LEAP YEAR Tiursday Bve'g, Feb. 14;) 1884, aga Dies OF Nev * meas ty xard Ayratt Orchestra, Mrs 8. A. Eddy, reed Hook, : GRAND ~BY— All the Latest Masia : dN 4 DIRECTOR: M; Turden, . 4 + sea pa TTTEE: . @.No, Ais ty Os loose to create ruin ond disaster ’ glong the canyone andeven in the valley. And the fact that such a thing is possible haw been one of the Bee’s strongest arguments against the permitting of other and greater streams, In the-course of years hydraulic mining would peter out, anyhow, and then whose duty would it be to look after these dams and keep them in repair? ‘What. sategnard would the people in the valley have against their breaking and flooding the lowlands with water and mud ? Here,we have the matter bruught right home to.as.:. ‘The. hydraulic mining localities are coveréd with reservoirs of great storing capacity, and if these shall be abandoned they will burat some of these. days; and when they.do pour out their great volumes of water the .people below’ had better flock to very. high land. Probably there is no law to prevent the ownera of these reservoirs from abandoning them, batif they should . , do so, then. the people of the valley must take steps to protect them stlves. We repeat, we have better} * * opinien of the hydrauho miners, as u class, than to believe themeapable of any desire to. reveyge themselves upon the valley people by. .qutting dams, etci,and allalleged threata of}: auch nature we are ‘now disposed’ tu ‘treat as imaginary on the part of a few who seem to regard the hydrauljoker as some sort of a hobgoblin of ” the mountains, but theother matter ia deserving of attention.” We are told that “the ‘wicked flee when no man pursueth,” and the trepidation of the.valley people as indicated by our contemporary’s remiatke’is readily accounted for. There is no hidden meaning to the dispatch sent from Nevada City about the abandonment for a time at least of the mining canala in the upper part of this county. It is a plain, unvarnished statement of. a result already brought about by the vicious aud persistent prosecution of the miners, Other calamities of a similar but more sweeping character will follow on its heels ia cave some moditication is not ovtained of the principles laid down by Sawyer in his decision. The anti-miners Went alittle too far for their, own and the State’s good, as well aa ® the miners’ good, when they declared that they would listen to no terms of compromise. We do not mean by this that the miners will be foolish e.ough to burn their ‘bridges behind them,” as it: were, by cui" ting the dams and drowning out the valleyites. They are not so inhuman aa that, neither would the game pay for the powder. Another ’62 flood WILL sweep away Marysyille and devastate the surrounding country, however, uul-se ‘the people of ~¢he Sacramento valley heed our oftrepeated warnings and, coming down from their positions of insolent selfdams being erected across the largerpoorer guarters of London, MARRIED. _ At the M. E. Parsonage, pirate re Jan. , 1884, by Rev. W. B. Pri ye ames Dour] ss to Mra. Ina Dart, Rough At the rénidened of the bride’s ‘parents, Nevada City, Jan, 23; 1884, by Hon. J. Calu~ well, Albe 2, Ruroenny of Stockton, a“ Miss Lottie Vise Gt tnd city, [Thé young Couple have the best wishes of a large circle of friends at this city, where they have lived many years. The TRANSCRIP? received with ‘the announcement. of their union a box of cigars, which courtesy is duly gprresiay’ . . os nareeseeeaee sare J North Blogmfield reve Mining Company, A MEETING of the Shareholders of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Compauy wil’ be held at the office of the Company, Hoom 24, Nc. 320 Sansome Street, ban Francisco, Gal, + on THURSDAY, the 7th vay of FEBRUARY, 18384, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of-e.ecting a Board of Trustees te serve during the ersuibg year, and the transactiuu of such cthe businesa'as may come before the mening, ‘ex Books. will ciosé on Tuesday, Fev: ruary . ag at4o’ciock P, M. vPICHUIK, Secretary pro tem. Off ‘i ausouie ‘stL068, Koum 24, Hat Frac , Cal. j2u Order to Show Cause, "Ka SUPERIOR court, Nevada Danity, State of Calffornia. In the matter’ offthe estate of A. Lyons, deceased, oy pee tnt a i verified, ‘praying Tor ‘an ordei for the sale of the whole of tue real é,tate oO. said decedent for the” pur therein ~ forth, it 13‘ therétote’ ordured by the Court, that all — interested in ‘th +. tate of said deceased, appear before the baa Superior Gourtou Maweny the eighteenth day of February, 1884, wbiG-o’elook’A, M. o1 that day, at the Vourt Room of said spre Court, at. Nevada City, Nevada County, show cause why an order ishould not ‘b¢ ranted to said adm nistracor to sell alf the real estate of said deceased me Fs ublie or poi vate ; cle; aud that a copy of its orues be published at least four successive weeks it the Nevada Daily Tranacript, a newapape printed and pubiished im paid county. . Dated January 17th, 18°14. JOHN CALDW SA, xi: 2 ys * Superior. Judge. B Attest: © F, G. BEATTY, Clerk, By.W, D, Hakais, Deputy. Walling & Gaylord Atty’s, jas An Ordinance, cen An Ordinance adding a new Keniion, to he called Section 6, of Ordinance No, 7, Ltt tor the exemption of Biilarc ‘ables from the operation of Section 4 Oruinance No, 7, iu certain cases. .,, ECTION 6, fee: proprietor, owber or 0 cupat of any building in which o Billiard Table o Billiard Tables are kept on the preiris4s, be-u. ed for amusement only, and no charg. being made therefor, shall be exempt ‘frou paying for and taking outa hcense for 8.19 Table or ‘Dables, as is provided for in Seotior’ 4 oft this Ordinance, aud shall be exempiu ery all the penaities provided for in Section 4 of Ordinance No 7 concerning licenses, So much of Section Four of Ordinance No, 7 as conflicts with this Ordinance ‘9 bere’) repealed, J, GC. ABBOTT, President, K. Casper, Cierk. Passed Jauuary. 17th, 1834, janio Milton Mining & Water Co. MEETIN 3 OF THESH AREHOLDERS of the Milton Mining nnd Water Company will be held at the office of the Compa ny, Room 24, No. 320 Sansome Street, Sa Francisco, Ual,, on FRIDAY, the 8th day of FEBRUARY, Ts34, at the hour of 12 0 "elick M,, for the purpose of eievting a Board of Directors to serve during the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business, ag may: come before the mveting, Vrandter Books will close on Wednesday Feb. 6, — at the hour of ¢o0’clock P. M. H, PICHYIR, Secretary pro tem, Office —20 Sansoine Street, Room 24, san Fr ancisco, Cal, jis x ing precautionary measurea agaivst such a-catasttophe. Debris restraining dams are:the only: salvation for the lowlands, and they will never ‘ be built tostand unless the highlands can derive some share of bene. fit from’ them. & Mhe-only danger te the immense _» god mumeroun water-dams in, the r mountains’ that can reasonably. be anti-minera who last Spring blew up . the English Dam with giant powder, . ee ae _ ialter having previously’ burned the no telling what these fiends incar‘. , find any more such games to be danishness, join -with the miners in tak-. — “appreiendeéd is from that element ‘of «brush daw.on the Yuba. There is. ~~nate may utidertake, but they will: me Order to ) Show ‘dus’, [ean 8U PERIOK C COURT of the’ coith= ty of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the estate of James F. Carr, de vea ed. Ethel'E. Carr, the a iministratrix of the estate of James F, Carr, deceased, having filed her petition herein, daly veri fled, praying for an order of gale of all of *he real, estate of said decendent, ror the pur poses therein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the said Cont that all persong interested in the estate said deceased, appear before the said ape rior Court on Wednesday, the 20th day oj hbo ry, 1884, at nine o'clock inthe foretaid day, at the Court saic Superior Court, at noel in the County of Nevada, to’ v an order should not be ‘paid ad. tministratrix to sell so much of the real es* tate of the said deceased, as i be nec sary;'and that weoopr of thus cadena pus: evada Daily: Transeriptja ed and pu od in said Nevada County. JOHN -emcyant in a Dated Juleary 15, ‘19842 Searls & Searls, Aity's:: E & Jat7 Notice to Publishers. of News»,,vapers and nd Stationers. ar. . .B IDS WILd,BE RECEIVED D up and the administrator of the estate . , a degen having Ailed his peat least four successive weeks in the i. newspaper priut . . Darher __ Newada Pime Sts. . , Deng Store, mip ro ance ei ot 2: moore . Fine we Wiseman, ‘ W. Edwards & w, Bridge. John R, Woolsey, Graniteville, Thomas Palmer, L. A. Hall, Sao Francisco. JON. Thacker, ve Chat. cba cc Juan, Joe Jou ie i J. J. Ha bin, an Bice. James Becktal, Washington. A. Anderson, City. F. Denoeei, ve Antonio Paladire, ‘* Fravk Paladire; City. J. C. Holland, Columbia Hill. Union Hotel, REC TOR BROS. ho bce + .-Proprictors. Jan. 22, 1884, J. M, Buffington w, & 4ch, City. A. Nivens, J. I. Shepher I, ' J. G, Friedenbarr, Grass Valley. P. A Me Nally, by $6 Chas. Barton, N. San Jaan, W. J. Madden, Smartsville. vhas, H. Holt, San Francisco, LP. Jones, Af B. A. Van Ness; Stockton, je A. J, Turner, 5 T. D. Mendenhall, Railraad, Miss A. E. Estes, Bloomfield. “ 4 She RECEPTION be careful not to get hurt “io" ‘the with Ponand Penal reese bosee ee Shiny rush, B als 4 pt i ee Joh ‘caret x, — Jessie Nivens, Tux observatory on the top of Ben “No, sir + Tdoo’t believe newapaMrs. E. Mérrifield, z-/ i's Be welch, y P Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mrs. L. M, Sukeforth, Nevis, Scotland, is now in good per'men are more dissipated than} vary Heidersen,” Mrs. H. $. Bradley, working order, and M. Omand and any other class of men who earn their . Mrs. B. N. Shoeecratt, dome a Welch, nial xee’domicile% there, . ‘They last . ving by fhett braing,"enid “Me, . A. aan INVITATTON COMMITTEE: ascent was made with difficulty, os H. Siegfried, manager of the Lal ‘tes. Ladio ha ag Jouste Ridge, the show was fourteen feet deep and tising department of the St’ Paul Lacy Myers, Eis mitchell, . pasrage had to be out through. The Pioneer Press, Still, those of them + ed oT aesaderd, pig ay orsey, party sank often to ‘the shoulder, whote deat», works are tempted , to Hla Meddril, Emme Boew orth, The journey occupied nie hours. miners ee re hard on. the amily Jénkine, Mrs. W. 8 ome, Tnny have begun to enforce the. ‘Asfor example—?” Minule ReGel, ROR: “four mile law” in Tennessee, It is ‘*As for example, in my own case. . Mrs. R. M. Hunt, — Mrs. F. G. Beatty, virtual prohibition, Abs result the . ~stuck to my desk on this paper unple Turne i 4 Or aaateed, river steamers are freighted with sud iny nog sire a He gui of Mr. 8A, Kady, x. . Kenedy, egraph wires after a gale, and my . J. H. Byrne, sda Ag jugs for nee cobsumers. The) stomach kept about as good time as : LE waged A 18 rehewr “W, A. Jubnson” recently steamed . , ¢wo:doliar watch. My friends sug. p, 8, Rector, Rama, Gove away from Paducah with 800 jags ap’ this me the doctors ‘advised Aue srenrelly ra ene iatributi long the river bank, . that, but one day I ‘caught on’ to an . GGrisse ee ~ sees secant tia iad.’ of Panxun's Tomiu, and. tried . G: 3. 'No fora. 4. BE Wideworth, Tue Minnesota papers are com‘t, I have never endorsed a proprie. L. Garthe, Wm, H (Crawford, tary medicine before, but I shall de. K. Casper, A, W. Lester, ! f the cold weather, when G, Nihell, W. H. Sinith plaining of th ’ part from my rule and say that the), Tebathes, J.B. Holbreck the thermometer ranges only forty } Tonic is not merely the best thing . a. w. ign, N Searls, degrees below zero, Some ‘people . but the only thing that breaks up. . E. Robinson! 1, J. Rolfe, Weuld grumble if their heads were . these attacks, All desk-workers. Trang, Rie Goomtore are should make a note of it.’ eg yg ons este Mattsson being sawed off. This preparation, which has. been . G. D. Blakey, Mary Gault, : seat known as ParKer’s Ginoer Tonic, . Maggie Noan, Mary Richards, Tus number of Americans ladies . will hereafter be advertised and wold Pym! s it ata oni at. Berlin is unusually large this pi ic wee the nail bi Seon gail M le Martin, Mite Natl F onic, As-unprincipled dealers are artw illie Naffziger, winter, and there are at least 160 constantly deceiving their cpstomers bE Moras Page he young men from America pursuing . by substituting inferior articles wh Cora Cl.r Wen EEN atudica there. der the name of ginger, and as ginJ. M. Walling, M. A. Sterling, Lo ceaneeanenneaahiataieenr) ger is really an unimportant ingredi. . F, Englebright,' Jennie Neuman, BUTEL AKRIVALS ent,.wé drop, the misleading word. ry Caren, E. 6, Romp . There is no change, however, in] A. D. Tewer, pe ron the preparation itself, and all bot. Sarah Miller, ¥. Tudby, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, tlesin the hands of dealers, wrapped . © a 5 Bad say STANLY A. EDDY.. 1+: Proprietor. under the name of PARKGR’s Ginatr agnor fen Jenn ‘4 aul, Jan.”22, 1884, Tae, sonia rem genuine medi1. Qooper, TM ; " P, Crandall; N-~ Bloomfield, “fcine the “ae e. signature _of . J. Leg Ss + 2). Suttons rr = “ e Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the be Maton’ o i sposlcsn H, Long, Cherokee, sutside wrapper. SE, Care, 7. O. Eddy, ’ S. E, 8 ory, Blue Tent, iS wath, ve E Coon POWDER Absolutely Pure. vel of purity, strength and whole’ osomeues More economical,than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of ow test,.short weight, alum or phospirate powders, SoLp ONLY IN CANS. ova), Bakrna ‘PowvEr Co., 106 Wall at., N. ¥. n3-1 we sess nme seca emrna a — a eine. Fan . art site i 4 A for Infants ‘and Children. Castoria ten D on . Whatgives our Children ‘ ‘What cures their fevers, Ly tion, ‘Sour Stomach, ‘a ‘and a aa natural a con whens ene Tats stnwy Ss Bour'! ae * prec fut WALTER D. VINTON xo CARS Soper ’ ae rushes, Hand Mictoree ee Toilet Articles of all Kinds to Compdiinding Prescriptions . — , snd PERFECT PURITY annie. : een ta eaty st This powder never varies, A mar-. . Spectators to Galery—Gentlemen 25 cents ; Ladies.50 cents. 1860. i883. EVLARGED uni IMPROVED. Daily Transcript Is THE iQ IN THE Serra Nevada Gold F ields. h, een. sept.’ 6, 1860, ByiN. Pr amewNs . ' o. web shat. g, Calkins oad Pidket: peur er one. Lady and two Gentlemen, 81. .50, . Gentlemen Dancers withong escorts, $1.50. preidincsce . For enquire of “A PAPER FOR ALL{. Ne Mistletoe _Encampment, O.F., AND ee Milo Lodgé, No. 48, K of P Hunt's Hall, Nevada City, JON? FRIDAY OVE, J, Gen’l Committee fof Arrangements. Geo, A. Gray, B. N. Shoecraft,§ J. C. Rich, H. V. Reardan, John Waters, J. G: Hartwell. Judges on Drill. Lieut. Col; Guthrie of Sacramento. j Sergeant W. F. Evens of Nevada} City. Tieatensas i F. Simonds of . Nevada City. . Fleer Directors. JchnjWaters, OB, N, Shoecraft. Floor Managers: A. R.'Lord, 5 A. . Tontpkine.® R, D. Carter, Thurston, ©. J: Naffziger, . x. i Britland. Joseph Marshall, \8. L. Rogers. ; Comunittee. 4 erga, a D. 8. Baker, ._B, Johnson). , Bes Wm. H. Martia; : Towle, E, Hothersall, H, C. Mills. Decoration. Committee. F.L. Harryhousen; 5 hed, Greel eo meee ay. nome . uu , M.D, Gilmant j odin, Johp Hocking, Simon Lanyou. Tickets $2, admitting one Gentletlemay, and two ladies. Children not allowed ou the floor. Gallery 50 cents for each'and ev-' ery person, } Tickets can. be obtained from the members of both Orders. Lady: dancers without ‘escorts, $2. FOR SALE. AND ADJOINING THE NEW WALLING & GAYLURD. DANCING SCHOOL. . . JON HICRELL : WILL OPEN HIS DANCIN SCHOOL for tbe winter season iS 1883-4, et Nevada City Theatre, pee! Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 to held each Frid: fater, at the a pathe vaben rates: “4 orgies ng a — 25 cents; ganitlatioas, 60 cents. ory Friday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, . aueet per] children’s class; admission 25 date, farDance music furnished for jes at reasonable prices. aur Gold Dust Bought. . Wm, George. .--Grass Valley. . LARGEST DAILY PAPER] A. K, BISHOP, ~~ Juctice of the Peace, Mining Agent, © ‘North’ Bloomfield, NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. grosk, Wout tre, sure. No risk. not reeure. if you want. busi. of. cites sez, ats Ser ate write for ona Portland ‘Main Agency of Gormully Celebrated Beys’ and foauasengl . se moans, a wee sowDEN , i ' THE PREMISES SITUATED ON . iii) BROAD STREET, [NORTH OF absolute* ae femoved his-Au -fold. Arla and. Commercial streets, where he will carry on Sere . a GENERAL ANTM ee Repti nigtor . giduteaeur i aie tad (fied malt COMMISSION bit i out . Upholstering,’ ‘Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding, Bronzing, Etc. I will take your, old Furniture,’ make it'look as good as new, and sell it on commission. or,at auction. a I am n agent for Neyada county of the ' ‘Wew Process of. Stained Glass ~ For’ Transom, and. Side Lights of Front. Deere Prices’ “Low Give me.a.callo 0 property” ba si in, Nevada, ‘County ’ : Windows, Churches, Saloons, etc. and sa oe al given. Wall se on very, low terms, » FRANE ating, Has given. us a ‘black eye, but hasn't knocked us out. We'll havea big Dam--n, then go on-digging gold and smoking fine Cigars made atGIFFINS CIGAR FACTORY, Broad se near Pines Nevada Citys wy? ? J. ds so coe ct ERE a0 eee’ PROPRIETOR. The Langit ie est an Chee ‘tnocery House in Nevada City. » Cee ae ine “Everything-usually found i in a FirstCass" Grocery Establishment’always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me I extend a’ special invitation’to call before making“theit purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. “eo. 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Joun Cobman, writing to the New York Evening-Post of the fyture of California, says; “The era of wheat will come to an end like ” x of go fow}), and s . of: : r fore a fi ‘eas fouture we ean’ re a aged ry ———eEEEEE and vines, a new France in our Republic, greater than. France, .a Republic by herself, There is scarcely any difference in’ eereages, California has _ 189,00) _agaare . miles, _ond France has less than 200,000. tu}: climaté’and " soil’ Califérnis is, su-, perior, It could support 30,000, oval] Pas Frenchmen, if we had them here. with «their economical habits, as well.as. it now supports /1,000,000 extravagant Americans.” _— oo 1 a land of frnit ‘trees THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1884. APOSSIBLEDANGER. = “Under the above ‘tin, anohien the Sacramento Bee of Taesday aventag anys: . “A somewhat significaut diqgntok pinta from Nevada City. It is to the effect that the managerr of the hydraulic’ mines intend to desert their dame and ditches unless Judge Sawyer’s decision should be reversed or-modified. It was oply, the other day thet an item appeared. in some upcountry papers stating that. cet tain hydraulicers had threatened to ~ gat their dams daring the firet freshet ‘and give the farmers. a good flooding out,’ We regarded it as idle Falke at the tine, and even” now we can hardly believe.that any of the enjoined miners are mean enough to do anything of the kind. But ‘the throatened abandonment of their reservoirs and dame means that in the course of time the latter will:rot out and great bodies of water will be let Tue 5 coaridat? in the! German court ‘will produce » painfal sensation in Germany. Prince ‘Friedrich Carl; who is charged with infidelity to his marital vows, is. the Field . Marshal and an able General, while. “his. wifé ie a Princess of some attractions at & court where most of ‘the ‘ladiéé: are plain, More trouble for terol Emperor, Pror, Boxer e says hatin his.voyage around the World, and in all his studies of savage life, ho. found no people so miserable, ‘wretched ‘and degraded as those who exist, in. the} new Pennsylvania oil regions,” mark ~**How-deep did you go 2”. pocketbook,” hh did_yon.atrike. anything?” “Yes, l atruck the railroad for a ‘ios vipa’ pass, and. got. it, or I'd, bein, thet ne: eauaan scatter ee . tilasted'couiitry yet,” aa od Ir 18 ‘ioe peri fully fourfift! ti ooh chiants and \prof¢aasked a woman of her husband as he was about starting for business. A Sketch im OM. s ‘Tax bliss want possession of ‘ th ral gov ernment to inan rate . SF tle inaan ag al lle ty reforms. have had New York . , an to a friend, city of the wo ‘mopth.” f=“, A : Bin, ee 5. . Republican’ “'s o sink @ well y". ‘ ” a toe: tures have done their best to stay the ‘hands of the followers of Tweed and baie. -hut fs oy y been of no avail for them ‘tambs cry for wolves?’ Then will thepeople long “Yes, prpes's < ‘Clear down to the bottom of my Wite’s W a’ Wite's ‘waratng. sig bod Business ip London feside at least ‘twenty niles from’ their place of business, going to and . returning from the city on the elevated and underground roads, Eee » Presa candy at Brand Bros. 1t _ 5/4, daoxginn Of the Barhive GroWill yon be. bome. to, dinner bd ‘No, I think not,” he answered. ‘I expect tobe very buay, , Bepides, ‘anew saloon isto be opened \j around the corner from my office, and will dt “phere and get a ; riooll Maxagets a Gee tnch. . . dery store.continyes §o sell the;very! an AS Alpe! i? mie Ano unter,; rs. Ford, ““Wwlt;”-aeid his--.wike,. while 9 best groceties and provisions at the Miss B Valantine, Mar. "L. Thurston. ¥ wave of fear swept across” ter fuce; LEAP YEAR Tiursday Bve'g, Feb. 14;) 1884, aga Dies OF Nev * meas ty xard Ayratt Orchestra, Mrs 8. A. Eddy, reed Hook, : GRAND ~BY— All the Latest Masia : dN 4 DIRECTOR: M; Turden, . 4 + sea pa TTTEE: . @.No, Ais ty Os loose to create ruin ond disaster ’ glong the canyone andeven in the valley. And the fact that such a thing is possible haw been one of the Bee’s strongest arguments against the permitting of other and greater streams, In the-course of years hydraulic mining would peter out, anyhow, and then whose duty would it be to look after these dams and keep them in repair? ‘What. sategnard would the people in the valley have against their breaking and flooding the lowlands with water and mud ? Here,we have the matter bruught right home to.as.:. ‘The. hydraulic mining localities are coveréd with reservoirs of great storing capacity, and if these shall be abandoned they will burat some of these. days; and when they.do pour out their great volumes of water the .people below’ had better flock to very. high land. Probably there is no law to prevent the ownera of these reservoirs from abandoning them, batif they should . , do so, then. the people of the valley must take steps to protect them stlves. We repeat, we have better} * * opinien of the hydrauho miners, as u class, than to believe themeapable of any desire to. reveyge themselves upon the valley people by. .qutting dams, etci,and allalleged threata of}: auch nature we are ‘now disposed’ tu ‘treat as imaginary on the part of a few who seem to regard the hydrauljoker as some sort of a hobgoblin of ” the mountains, but theother matter ia deserving of attention.” We are told that “the ‘wicked flee when no man pursueth,” and the trepidation of the.valley people as indicated by our contemporary’s remiatke’is readily accounted for. There is no hidden meaning to the dispatch sent from Nevada City about the abandonment for a time at least of the mining canala in the upper part of this county. It is a plain, unvarnished statement of. a result already brought about by the vicious aud persistent prosecution of the miners, Other calamities of a similar but more sweeping character will follow on its heels ia cave some moditication is not ovtained of the principles laid down by Sawyer in his decision. The anti-miners Went alittle too far for their, own and the State’s good, as well aa ® the miners’ good, when they declared that they would listen to no terms of compromise. We do not mean by this that the miners will be foolish e.ough to burn their ‘bridges behind them,” as it: were, by cui" ting the dams and drowning out the valleyites. They are not so inhuman aa that, neither would the game pay for the powder. Another ’62 flood WILL sweep away Marysyille and devastate the surrounding country, however, uul-se ‘the people of ~¢he Sacramento valley heed our oftrepeated warnings and, coming down from their positions of insolent selfdams being erected across the largerpoorer guarters of London, MARRIED. _ At the M. E. Parsonage, pirate re Jan. , 1884, by Rev. W. B. Pri ye ames Dour] ss to Mra. Ina Dart, Rough At the rénidened of the bride’s ‘parents, Nevada City, Jan, 23; 1884, by Hon. J. Calu~ well, Albe 2, Ruroenny of Stockton, a“ Miss Lottie Vise Gt tnd city, [Thé young Couple have the best wishes of a large circle of friends at this city, where they have lived many years. The TRANSCRIP? received with ‘the announcement. of their union a box of cigars, which courtesy is duly gprresiay’ . . os nareeseeeaee sare J North Blogmfield reve Mining Company, A MEETING of the Shareholders of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Compauy wil’ be held at the office of the Company, Hoom 24, Nc. 320 Sansome Street, ban Francisco, Gal, + on THURSDAY, the 7th vay of FEBRUARY, 18384, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of-e.ecting a Board of Trustees te serve during the ersuibg year, and the transactiuu of such cthe businesa'as may come before the mening, ‘ex Books. will ciosé on Tuesday, Fev: ruary . ag at4o’ciock P, M. vPICHUIK, Secretary pro tem. Off ‘i ausouie ‘stL068, Koum 24, Hat Frac , Cal. j2u Order to Show Cause, "Ka SUPERIOR court, Nevada Danity, State of Calffornia. In the matter’ offthe estate of A. Lyons, deceased, oy pee tnt a i verified, ‘praying Tor ‘an ordei for the sale of the whole of tue real é,tate oO. said decedent for the” pur therein ~ forth, it 13‘ therétote’ ordured by the Court, that all — interested in ‘th +. tate of said deceased, appear before the baa Superior Gourtou Maweny the eighteenth day of February, 1884, wbiG-o’elook’A, M. o1 that day, at the Vourt Room of said spre Court, at. Nevada City, Nevada County, show cause why an order ishould not ‘b¢ ranted to said adm nistracor to sell alf the real estate of said deceased me Fs ublie or poi vate ; cle; aud that a copy of its orues be published at least four successive weeks it the Nevada Daily Tranacript, a newapape printed and pubiished im paid county. . Dated January 17th, 18°14. JOHN CALDW SA, xi: 2 ys * Superior. Judge. B Attest: © F, G. BEATTY, Clerk, By.W, D, Hakais, Deputy. Walling & Gaylord Atty’s, jas An Ordinance, cen An Ordinance adding a new Keniion, to he called Section 6, of Ordinance No, 7, Ltt tor the exemption of Biilarc ‘ables from the operation of Section 4 Oruinance No, 7, iu certain cases. .,, ECTION 6, fee: proprietor, owber or 0 cupat of any building in which o Billiard Table o Billiard Tables are kept on the preiris4s, be-u. ed for amusement only, and no charg. being made therefor, shall be exempt ‘frou paying for and taking outa hcense for 8.19 Table or ‘Dables, as is provided for in Seotior’ 4 oft this Ordinance, aud shall be exempiu ery all the penaities provided for in Section 4 of Ordinance No 7 concerning licenses, So much of Section Four of Ordinance No, 7 as conflicts with this Ordinance ‘9 bere’) repealed, J, GC. ABBOTT, President, K. Casper, Cierk. Passed Jauuary. 17th, 1834, janio Milton Mining & Water Co. MEETIN 3 OF THESH AREHOLDERS of the Milton Mining nnd Water Company will be held at the office of the Compa ny, Room 24, No. 320 Sansome Street, Sa Francisco, Ual,, on FRIDAY, the 8th day of FEBRUARY, Ts34, at the hour of 12 0 "elick M,, for the purpose of eievting a Board of Directors to serve during the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business, ag may: come before the mveting, Vrandter Books will close on Wednesday Feb. 6, — at the hour of ¢o0’clock P. M. H, PICHYIR, Secretary pro tem, Office —20 Sansoine Street, Room 24, san Fr ancisco, Cal, jis x ing precautionary measurea agaivst such a-catasttophe. Debris restraining dams are:the only: salvation for the lowlands, and they will never ‘ be built tostand unless the highlands can derive some share of bene. fit from’ them. & Mhe-only danger te the immense _» god mumeroun water-dams in, the r mountains’ that can reasonably. be anti-minera who last Spring blew up . the English Dam with giant powder, . ee ae _ ialter having previously’ burned the no telling what these fiends incar‘. , find any more such games to be danishness, join -with the miners in tak-. — “appreiendeéd is from that element ‘of «brush daw.on the Yuba. There is. ~~nate may utidertake, but they will: me Order to ) Show ‘dus’, [ean 8U PERIOK C COURT of the’ coith= ty of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the estate of James F. Carr, de

vea ed. Ethel'E. Carr, the a iministratrix of the estate of James F, Carr, deceased, having filed her petition herein, daly veri fled, praying for an order of gale of all of *he real, estate of said decendent, ror the pur poses therein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the said Cont that all persong interested in the estate said deceased, appear before the said ape rior Court on Wednesday, the 20th day oj hbo ry, 1884, at nine o'clock inthe foretaid day, at the Court saic Superior Court, at noel in the County of Nevada, to’ v an order should not be ‘paid ad. tministratrix to sell so much of the real es* tate of the said deceased, as i be nec sary;'and that weoopr of thus cadena pus: evada Daily: Transeriptja ed and pu od in said Nevada County. JOHN -emcyant in a Dated Juleary 15, ‘19842 Searls & Searls, Aity's:: E & Jat7 Notice to Publishers. of News»,,vapers and nd Stationers. ar. . .B IDS WILd,BE RECEIVED D up and the administrator of the estate . , a degen having Ailed his peat least four successive weeks in the i. newspaper priut . . Darher __ Newada Pime Sts. . , Deng Store, mip ro ance ei ot 2: moore . Fine we Wiseman, ‘ W. Edwards & w, Bridge. John R, Woolsey, Graniteville, Thomas Palmer, L. A. Hall, Sao Francisco. JON. Thacker, ve Chat. cba cc Juan, Joe Jou ie i J. J. Ha bin, an Bice. James Becktal, Washington. A. Anderson, City. F. Denoeei, ve Antonio Paladire, ‘* Fravk Paladire; City. J. C. Holland, Columbia Hill. Union Hotel, REC TOR BROS. ho bce + .-Proprictors. Jan. 22, 1884, J. M, Buffington w, & 4ch, City. A. Nivens, J. I. Shepher I, ' J. G, Friedenbarr, Grass Valley. P. A Me Nally, by $6 Chas. Barton, N. San Jaan, W. J. Madden, Smartsville. vhas, H. Holt, San Francisco, LP. Jones, Af B. A. Van Ness; Stockton, je A. J, Turner, 5 T. D. Mendenhall, Railraad, Miss A. E. Estes, Bloomfield. “ 4 She RECEPTION be careful not to get hurt “io" ‘the with Ponand Penal reese bosee ee Shiny rush, B als 4 pt i ee Joh ‘caret x, — Jessie Nivens, Tux observatory on the top of Ben “No, sir + Tdoo’t believe newapaMrs. E. Mérrifield, z-/ i's Be welch, y P Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mrs. L. M, Sukeforth, Nevis, Scotland, is now in good per'men are more dissipated than} vary Heidersen,” Mrs. H. $. Bradley, working order, and M. Omand and any other class of men who earn their . Mrs. B. N. Shoeecratt, dome a Welch, nial xee’domicile% there, . ‘They last . ving by fhett braing,"enid “Me, . A. aan INVITATTON COMMITTEE: ascent was made with difficulty, os H. Siegfried, manager of the Lal ‘tes. Ladio ha ag Jouste Ridge, the show was fourteen feet deep and tising department of the St’ Paul Lacy Myers, Eis mitchell, . pasrage had to be out through. The Pioneer Press, Still, those of them + ed oT aesaderd, pig ay orsey, party sank often to ‘the shoulder, whote deat», works are tempted , to Hla Meddril, Emme Boew orth, The journey occupied nie hours. miners ee re hard on. the amily Jénkine, Mrs. W. 8 ome, Tnny have begun to enforce the. ‘Asfor example—?” Minule ReGel, ROR: “four mile law” in Tennessee, It is ‘*As for example, in my own case. . Mrs. R. M. Hunt, — Mrs. F. G. Beatty, virtual prohibition, Abs result the . ~stuck to my desk on this paper unple Turne i 4 Or aaateed, river steamers are freighted with sud iny nog sire a He gui of Mr. 8A, Kady, x. . Kenedy, egraph wires after a gale, and my . J. H. Byrne, sda Ag jugs for nee cobsumers. The) stomach kept about as good time as : LE waged A 18 rehewr “W, A. Jubnson” recently steamed . , ¢wo:doliar watch. My friends sug. p, 8, Rector, Rama, Gove away from Paducah with 800 jags ap’ this me the doctors ‘advised Aue srenrelly ra ene iatributi long the river bank, . that, but one day I ‘caught on’ to an . GGrisse ee ~ sees secant tia iad.’ of Panxun's Tomiu, and. tried . G: 3. 'No fora. 4. BE Wideworth, Tue Minnesota papers are com‘t, I have never endorsed a proprie. L. Garthe, Wm, H (Crawford, tary medicine before, but I shall de. K. Casper, A, W. Lester, ! f the cold weather, when G, Nihell, W. H. Sinith plaining of th ’ part from my rule and say that the), Tebathes, J.B. Holbreck the thermometer ranges only forty } Tonic is not merely the best thing . a. w. ign, N Searls, degrees below zero, Some ‘people . but the only thing that breaks up. . E. Robinson! 1, J. Rolfe, Weuld grumble if their heads were . these attacks, All desk-workers. Trang, Rie Goomtore are should make a note of it.’ eg yg ons este Mattsson being sawed off. This preparation, which has. been . G. D. Blakey, Mary Gault, : seat known as ParKer’s Ginoer Tonic, . Maggie Noan, Mary Richards, Tus number of Americans ladies . will hereafter be advertised and wold Pym! s it ata oni at. Berlin is unusually large this pi ic wee the nail bi Seon gail M le Martin, Mite Natl F onic, As-unprincipled dealers are artw illie Naffziger, winter, and there are at least 160 constantly deceiving their cpstomers bE Moras Page he young men from America pursuing . by substituting inferior articles wh Cora Cl.r Wen EEN atudica there. der the name of ginger, and as ginJ. M. Walling, M. A. Sterling, Lo ceaneeanenneaahiataieenr) ger is really an unimportant ingredi. . F, Englebright,' Jennie Neuman, BUTEL AKRIVALS ent,.wé drop, the misleading word. ry Caren, E. 6, Romp . There is no change, however, in] A. D. Tewer, pe ron the preparation itself, and all bot. Sarah Miller, ¥. Tudby, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, tlesin the hands of dealers, wrapped . © a 5 Bad say STANLY A. EDDY.... 1+: Proprietor. under the name of PARKGR’s Ginatr agnor fen Jenn ‘4 aul, Jan.”22, 1884, Tae, sonia rem genuine medi1. Qooper, TM ; " P, Crandall; N-~ Bloomfield, “fcine the “ae e. signature _of . J. Leg Ss + 2). Suttons rr = “ e Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the be Maton’ o i sposlcsn H, Long, Cherokee, sutside wrapper. SE, Care, 7. O. Eddy, ’ S. E, 8 ory, Blue Tent, iS wath, ve E Coon POWDER Absolutely Pure. vel of purity, strength and whole’ osomeues More economical,than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of ow test,.short weight, alum or phospirate powders, SoLp ONLY IN CANS. ova), Bakrna ‘PowvEr Co., 106 Wall at., N. ¥. n3-1 we sess nme seca emrna a — a eine. Fan . art site i 4 A for Infants ‘and Children. Castoria ten D on . Whatgives our Children ‘ ‘What cures their fevers, Ly tion, ‘Sour Stomach, ‘a ‘and a aa natural a con whens ene Tats stnwy Ss Bour'! ae * prec fut WALTER D. VINTON xo CARS Soper ’ ae rushes, Hand Mictoree ee Toilet Articles of all Kinds to Compdiinding Prescriptions . — , snd PERFECT PURITY annie. : een ta eaty st This powder never varies, A mar-. . Spectators to Galery—Gentlemen 25 cents ; Ladies.50 cents. 1860. i883. EVLARGED uni IMPROVED. Daily Transcript Is THE iQ IN THE Serra Nevada Gold F ields. h, een. sept.’ 6, 1860, ByiN. Pr amewNs . ' o. web shat. g, Calkins oad Pidket: peur er one. Lady and two Gentlemen, 81. .50, . Gentlemen Dancers withong escorts, $1.50. preidincsce . For enquire of “A PAPER FOR ALL{. Ne Mistletoe _Encampment, O.F., AND ee Milo Lodgé, No. 48, K of P Hunt's Hall, Nevada City, JON? FRIDAY OVE, J, Gen’l Committee fof Arrangements. Geo, A. Gray, B. N. Shoecraft,§ J. C. Rich, H. V. Reardan, John Waters, J. G: Hartwell. Judges on Drill. Lieut. Col; Guthrie of Sacramento. j Sergeant W. F. Evens of Nevada} City. Tieatensas i F. Simonds of . Nevada City. . Fleer Directors. JchnjWaters, OB, N, Shoecraft. Floor Managers: A. R.'Lord, 5 A. . Tontpkine.® R, D. Carter, Thurston, ©. J: Naffziger, . x. i Britland. Joseph Marshall, \8. L. Rogers. ; Comunittee. 4 erga, a D. 8. Baker, ._B, Johnson). , Bes Wm. H. Martia; : Towle, E, Hothersall, H, C. Mills. Decoration. Committee. F.L. Harryhousen; 5 hed, Greel eo meee ay. nome . uu , M.D, Gilmant j odin, Johp Hocking, Simon Lanyou. Tickets $2, admitting one Gentletlemay, and two ladies. Children not allowed ou the floor. Gallery 50 cents for each'and ev-' ery person, } Tickets can. be obtained from the members of both Orders. Lady: dancers without ‘escorts, $2. FOR SALE. AND ADJOINING THE NEW WALLING & GAYLURD. DANCING SCHOOL. . . JON HICRELL : WILL OPEN HIS DANCIN SCHOOL for tbe winter season iS 1883-4, et Nevada City Theatre, pee! Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 to held each Frid: fater, at the a pathe vaben rates: “4 orgies ng a — 25 cents; ganitlatioas, 60 cents. ory Friday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, . aueet per] children’s class; admission 25 date, farDance music furnished for jes at reasonable prices. aur Gold Dust Bought. . Wm, George. .--Grass Valley. . LARGEST DAILY PAPER] A. K, BISHOP, ~~ Juctice of the Peace, Mining Agent, © ‘North’ Bloomfield, NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. grosk, Wout tre, sure. No risk. not reeure. if you want. busi. of. cites sez, ats Ser ate write for ona Portland ‘Main Agency of Gormully Celebrated Beys’ and foauasengl . se moans, a wee sowDEN , i ' THE PREMISES SITUATED ON . iii) BROAD STREET, [NORTH OF absolute* ae femoved his-Au -fold. Arla and. Commercial streets, where he will carry on Sere . a GENERAL ANTM ee Repti nigtor . giduteaeur i aie tad (fied malt COMMISSION bit i out . Upholstering,’ ‘Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding, Bronzing, Etc. I will take your, old Furniture,’ make it'look as good as new, and sell it on commission. or,at auction. a I am n agent for Neyada county of the ' ‘Wew Process of. Stained Glass ~ For’ Transom, and. Side Lights of Front. Deere Prices’ “Low Give me.a.callo 0 property” ba si in, Nevada, ‘County ’ : Windows, Churches, Saloons, etc. and sa oe al given. Wall se on very, low terms, » FRANE ating, Has given. us a ‘black eye, but hasn't knocked us out. We'll havea big Dam--n, then go on-digging gold and smoking fine Cigars made atGIFFINS CIGAR FACTORY, Broad se near Pines Nevada Citys wy? ? J. ds so coe ct ERE a0 eee’ PROPRIETOR. The Langit ie est an Chee ‘tnocery House in Nevada City. » Cee ae ine “Everything-usually found i in a FirstCass" Grocery Establishment’always kept on hand. To thoes who have never traded with me I extend a’ special invitation’to call before making“theit purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. “eo. AER Bh ae 3 Beta Pa ; 0b 15.95% path te. hws v Bnet [Magee Dre: Hapa? 57 SOS Py ROLE ie hae : Bor & eS ee