July 22, 1882 (4 pages)

a SATURDAY, JULY 22. ‘THE RIGHT OF PRIORITY. Phe’ Gonilick now raging between nineteén-twentieths of the miners andafew farmers of this State is gradually being brought to the notice of the Eastern press, and in due time the respective rights of the contestants go before Congress. for arbitration if the contestants do not arrive at an amicable understanding among themeelves. The Chicago Review has been looking into son:e of the decisions on the subject * emanating from valley courts here “since the trouble began, and that clear-headed and unbiased authority is constrained to find that in arriving at those judicial rulings” “the fact was not taken into consideration sufficiently, that the miners were first on the ground, ‘and received the patents from the State or Government, to conduct the business of mining, paying all the taxes and complying with every requirement. It was well known to those granting the privilege and to those who took up farming lands, that tailings were a necessary adjunct of placer mining. The farmers were fully aware ofall the evils of which they now complain, and came to live upon the very industry which they are now endeavoring to ruin. The right of way is one of considerabe importance, and it is said that a party cannot be denied access to public highways, even though he must cross others’ lands to doso, Others must suffer loss for his benefit or that he may vot suffer greater logs. Upon the same ground, it isa question of mach importance whether the miners can be compelled to suffer the loss of investment and the work of years when they have received from the Government land for a special purpose, well understood and defined. Such a grant for such special purmust carry with it certain rights and privileges. If others come later, they must accept existing conditions and not assume rights which have already been granted to first occupants. Priority carries with it certain privileges which must be recognized and respected. California owes too much to the mining interest, to be unjust to the chief corner stone of her prosperity. Ee ele bm ome ms (WE THROW IT BACK aust A leading Sacramento. merchant who was inthis city assured us thaton account of the idiosyncrasies of the Bee, itwas not regarded as a reliable paperin its own town. It had uo influence, never had expressed the sentiments of the people that. it claimed to represent, and thé miners should> pay no attention to its wild assertions. He further eaid if ‘a vote were’ taken among the merchants uf Sacramento there would be scarcely one of the aumber who would endorse anything the Bee had said in relation to the miners.—Nevada TRANSCRIP’, _ Wethink now that our Nevada contemporary has made that out of whole oth, and that it had not a word of any leading Sacramento mer: ‘chant on which to base it. We set it down as a plump falsehood, —Sacramento Bee. We reiterate the statement contained in our first article, and hur! back the falsehood in the teeth of the Bee. Not only ‘‘one leading Sacramento merchant’’ informed us asto the status of the Bee in its own city, but three old representa* tatives of its leading houses have corroborated what we stated. On accountof its pusillanimous course towards the miners it has earned the contempt of all respectable people, andis only enilorsed by that class who seek to make coin and earn some iety in the unjust and wicked r against au industry that has made this State what it is to-day. A DESPICABLE COURSE. The Sacramento Bee says : «, Practi it will ma‘e little difeo sient ae tee hydraulic miners * whether the pro dams should last more than a few years or not. In the meantime they will have é washed out, by manana She capacity of their machinery, the bulk of ud before them, and then the dams and the peop'e be’ow them maust look out for themselves. But the valley ple are alive to the sitaation—they realize what ail this talk about ‘*compromise” means. © This isa sample of the kind. of ~ stuff the Bee has been serving up as a pilatable dish for its granger friends, The trouble between the farmer and minér “could. have been < settled in an amicable way had it not "been for the Bee and Cadwalader & Co, They would not have it so, for ifa satisfactory ending was had there would be no further chance to line the oe . farmers must continue to mortgage "their ranches, and. will eventually * gee the last four—bit piece going from Off, 50 far as “‘slickens” is ed, unless they get rid of the dwalader & Co. their pockets with coin. The poor] grasp. In tbe end they will be! The . the complexion cue ” @UR EXCHANGES. — nd . ‘Malf Minute Interviews With the CAN'T COUNT ON HIM. . GY, Union.) . The Nevada Traxyscrter learns that Mr. Estee, who is now. considered the most prominent Republican candidate for Governor, devlares that unless he can make the platform. . As Mr, Estee is considered a rather uncertain person in matters of party faith, and is apt to become restive under the restraints of the party harness at timés, the Stalwarts are not likely to consent that he shall have the framing of the platform, A HAPPY THOUGHT. (N. O, Picayune.) Some of the manuscript offered to printers is so bad that it, ought first to be sent to the House of Correction with its author. AN UNMITIGATED L&k, The Sacramento Bee, in referring to the Transorrer and other papers ways : : . They have referred to the valley people as ‘tye mudhole floundering, slimy, slickens farmers.” We unhesitatingly denounce the statement of the Bee as an unmitigated falsehood, and demand vf that paper to produce the proof ofits statement, Letit give the authorship of the quotation, or stand forever branded. as a. falsifier. The Bee itself is the author of the scurvy purpose of ‘‘engendering prejudice” against the mineré, originates and publishes it to keep up the ‘bad blood” on the part of the valley neople. Oh, shame on you, you miser-— able Bee. Tue Sec;etary of War has issued a circular calling for the dates of entrance, from what States, company, ete., of all-the War De;artment officers, and also inquiring as to the correct number of their relatives, residence, and if any relatives are in the Government service. The information should be' made public, not inan offensive way, but simply for the purposes of reference. The charge is repeatedly made by certain newspapers that army and navy appointments are largely controlled by a few old families who are slowly but surely leying the foundations for a monarchial form of government, In view of this charge and others of a similar character the action of the Secretary of War is timely and ap. propriate. Let us have all the facts and see if there is any cause for alarm, ell HOTEL ARRIVALS. —o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, oo STANLEY A. EDDY..+.. Proprietor Tuurspay, July 20th, 1882; G. F. Allardt, San Francisca. C. Dewese, Jr., ‘ st Milton ©. Hall, ‘ A$ J.C. Pierson, Sacramenta. Dan Collins, Grass Valley. S A. Scullin & w, Forest City. M. 8. Torrey, Forest Grove. Jas. O’Connor & d, Sweetland, H. F. Kinney, a A. J. Lucas, Marysville, W. Cunn ngham, Bloomfield, Cc. Weishauk, San Francisco, H. L. Dawley, * $f A. 8, Olin, uf ie Erastus Bonn, Clerk. ainda ene Tue Indian and the flea fight un der cover. . Try some of that delicious New Honey at Shurtleff’s, in Transcript block. jy 13-1w Tax Eclipse Champagne is now used at. all ‘high-toned banquets and parties, mal7 Mountain lee. The Nevada Ice Gompany is now prepared to furnish to hotels,satoons, business houses and families, a“superior quality of Mountain ico, at a reasonable price. a All orders left at* the 'Ice” House. on the Plaza will.be, promptly at tended to, a28-tf J, S.-Tuompson. Quirk. is doing the best work in the county at greatly reduced prices. 6 2-tf ‘ Wanted Immediately, a good woman cook at the Blue Tent Boarding House, wages $25 per month, ‘also a good boy to wait on table and make himself gen— erally nseful at the same place. tf. Ice Cream, Oysters, £te. Ice cream, refreshing drinks, choice confectionery and nuts a’ Autoine Tam’s. jltf Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at John ] Bre odie’s Grocery ‘store, Commercial street, jyl8-lw t Ainaxab, : The great Egyptian Elixir and mos wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, mak-. jing it soft, clear and transparent. [tis the best toilet article in the orld,as it is tho only one needed for . Mlorsford’s Acid Phosohate As 9 gE. Ww. Robertson, Cleveland, #: ‘From my experience can ‘cordially recommend it as @ brain . nerve tonic, especially in nerv— rhe will ‘not “accept ‘the nomination . * statement, we suspect, and for the . (i . } Nevada and Grase_Valley ~ Smile] Again on Me t Sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew not. what gave her such a charmin his eyes Her teeth, preserved by ‘SOZODONT which she had used from girlhood, did his’ busjness, She held her lover by virtae of SOZODONT, Dns ~ BROKE JAIL! HE FOLLOWING PRISONERS escaped Ay from the County Jailat Nevada City, on ureday, July 20th, 1882: ; William Smothers alias George Robinson, Slimly.built, hight 5 feet, 10 inches, 45, middle finger gone from right hand, light pants, dark sack coat, Is an ol id convict, Jack McCarthy, Stoutly buil ht 6 feet 7 inches 25 years, iho'y . , large scar on left side of sl neck, . bape in aj cv, Addicted to drinking and gambling, George Cocke, Slimly built, round shouldered, clean shaved, hight 5 feet 9 inches, age 24 or 25, light wool pants, dark blue ico shirt, 1) — dandified in appearance. “Isan opium jen A liberal reward will be paid for the apprehensior of any or all of the parties. K, O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff, Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. By R. D. Carrer, Under Sheriff. jOSTEITER: CELEBRATED Itis the concurrent testimony of the public and the medical profession that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters isa medicine which achieves results speedily felt, thorough and benign. Beside rectifying liver disorders, it invigorates the feeble, conquers kidney and bladder complaints, and hastens the convalesence of those re— covering from enfeebling diseases: Moreover it is the grand specific for fever and ague, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, Vij! WHT HEALTH IS BEAUTY There is nothing more attractive than the sight of a perfectly healthy voman, The secret of beautv is a clear, fresh and pure complexion, Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin, full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples, In such cases the AINAXAB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious ‘action of those, preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulation of the blood in the ca; 7 vessels, it will give back the elasticity of the skin, « It will remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the power of opening and contracting, which a healthy person ases, It w most positivel cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WOR. tetter, sores of any kind, red , either ind b tion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the tuble. [ts action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair. No remedy has yet been found co cure the inflammation produced by POISON OAK as effectually and Raye . as the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver; nor“any mineral or vegetable salts, whith could in the least,injure the most delicate complexion; itca beused largely with perfect confidence, If you do not find the Ainaxab at. your druggists enclose One Dollar in pdstage staups or postal order to. our address, and it w'll be sent by express, free of charge. See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB ME°’G .CO,, 895 ley ena St., San Francico. REDIzZ,GTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, 8 F i es HOPKINS ACADEMY, OAKLAND, CAL. Rev, H, E, JEWETT, Principal HIS Institution, hefetofore known as the Golden Gate Academy, will Tuesday A. M, July 18th, 1882, The Build. ing and Grounds .re undergoing extensive improvements, . Classical, Literary and English Courses. Telegraphy taught. Boys and Young Men received, Send for Prospectus to Rev. H. E Jewett, Principal. ; jelmis REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, ae: um reer will be a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee hela At ll.o’clock A.M. >. For the pu of making arrangements for the selection of twelve Delegaves to the Republican State Convention, to be helu in sacramento, August 30th, “Also tc ‘make arrangements for holding’ a County Convention, tor the of nominating County Officers, and to transact stich other business as may properly come before the Committee. A full attendance is a requested, By order of the Executive Committee, . J. Mo WALLING, a ERASTUS BOND, Sec'y. jy20 Wood & Lumber Go. er CONSTANTLY / OW [HAND All rdnds of Common and Clear: lue . CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN! i } : For.County Clerk. ‘. Jy20 At Nevada City, Aug, 1¢, 1882, . , Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. ‘at the ottice at She Yard, at . : ph cats 1 4 Schools, WASHINGTON COLLEGE, (For Superintendent of Washington, Alameda Co. eet ; ‘excellent Academy will re-open for JOHN T. WICKES, Tite ar 1882-88, WEDNESDAY, AUwith a GREATLY EXTENDED . C\UBJECT to the decision of the DemoCourse de . wa Soni of arate Cont aon and the ‘voters of NeTidal CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT pre-! “"Aconstant and mpartial discharge ot duty [nota tothe STATE UNIVERSITY and . pledged. ” “ jy16 Martel ied Gan aoaepr wnben . ating young men and women for business. FOR SHERIFF. A NORMAL DEPARTMENT designed. to train students for examination and teaching ie cad The ART and MUSIC departments have been placed under the most competent. id agement, For Catal or further information: address ALBERT LYSER, President Boa'd of Trustees, 888 Market Street, Sun Francisco. jy8 FRANK POWER, Attorney at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . — in all the Courta of the ities, on Main strest, three doors above R. D. CARTER Union Hotel, Nevada Clty. jyli S HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 o Vegetable and Fruit Store. the decision of the D at 10 vention. i WILLIAM POWELL, ip hereby announced asa candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, -FOR SHERIFF, For County-Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS i iy HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS 'A CANdidate for the office 5f County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention je4 MRS, ROSA HERSKIN & J. WORLE H*Y* opened a Vegetable and Fruit Store Next to Luetje & Brand's Jewelry Store, BROAD STREET, And will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. FISH IN SEASON. Democratic Candidate —FOR—County Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE. Everything in our store will be sold at” Bed Rock Prices---Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. Call and See us. M. BYRNE, Jr., Ini BE A CANDIDALE FOR THE oj.c to the D County onv HERSKIN & WORLE. ftvada County.e FOR SHERIFF. Drayage and Express. Se DAN BAKER «+ + Proprietor Prepared to transport heavy or light JOHN McBROWN ity at the S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANarticles to np Ml of the lowest. Living’ tes All orders carefully and promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. the will of the Democratic County Convention. LJ} ; f} T. H. COOK & CO., CORNER OF EIGHTH AND J STREETS, SACRAMANTO. Those desiring Family Supplies will do wel) to send their orders to us, and thereby save 20 per cent. per month on all Groceries. If you have never had any from us ask some of your neighbors how they were.pleased with the goods we sent them. We ship exte rsively through aed county and we neyer haveany plaints from our cust 3. In regard to QUALITY, QUANTITY or PRIGE, we Fave only oneobjectin view and that is: How cheap can we sell and do ourselves justice for acting ns a medium between the producer und consumer, \.This great secret of our success is appreciated in dollars and cents by every man, woman and child that makes purchases r ou, counters. Being Wholesale and Retail dealcrs: wename lower prices to our customers than many merchants have to pay as first cost for their goods, To those desiring to compare our prices, we say, send for one of our price lists and be convinced. We quote a few prices now on oar list as follows : Choice C, R. Coffee, per Ib. 14}. Choice:Mocho, per lb. 30c Windsor Corn, per doz. $1.80. 5 ih. can Lard, 702, 10 lb, can Lard, $1.25. 10 1b can Fairbanks Lard, $1.70. Terms Cash--Don’t fail to send for a Price List and get full list of articles, didate for the office of Sheriff, subject to a Choice Java,per lb. 23c, Ass’t Table Fraits, per. doz, $2.90. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: : MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER ANB CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD o-———__—— A NEW DEPARTURE. —-—90—— Milinry Goods From Hew York _ New Goods Just“Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. ——9-—-—Tuts WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS -—IN, OUR—— MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Gans at Retail Sold at San Francioo Wholale Price ! ——9-———. $6.00 Plumes for $4.50. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $1.50 Tips for $1.00 "—o—_ $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. Great Bargains in Hats. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. > Polite attention whether you purchase or nct ARS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, LESTER AND CRAWFO B MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFO wes. LESTER AND CRAWFOR own Talk on the Grass Valleroad wil be . pa 60. ee nomination of COUNTY CLERK, sub. . NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANGORIPT, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1882, CRAWFORD. . LESTER: AND CRAWFORD MKS, L AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER CRAWFORD nae MRS. LESTER D CRAWFOR. Se a Sead BS. Behar AND Geawron AND ° ¢ MosT MAGN TIT FICHN bl By ——S§TOCK OF—— FOR GENTLEMEN AND [BOYS, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,Hats and Caps © . . Trunks, Valises, etc., etc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE . CLOTHING EMPORIUM oF %, CASPER, fy. VV 2» are now offered for sale at = CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, These Goods have'justffbeen/received from the Eastern ‘manufactories and GREATLY REDUCED RATES oOV Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET ‘THE PLACE. . o CENT STORE, AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST [r8th. . Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! K CAS rR ° oO AT THE “GREAT SPECIAL THIRTY DAYS’ SLACGHTER! In order to make room for our IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now leaving New York City. REDUCED! Keru Lave Bunting, former price 39 cents, now Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former price 39 cents,now... Garnet Lace Bunting; former price 39. cents, now.. Mohair, all shades, former price 39 cents, now 40 inch Cashmere, former price 75 cents, now Plaids, all shades, forme: price neninien stock being too large. RRS We have also a full line of in our establishme -(BEARNHARD _ NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL, ' patronage. ‘With perfect freedom. . Yours Respectfully, ‘) & SHALLENBERGER,. =2=== REDUCED! Satin, all shades, former price NRE, Va We T9o]$2 0G.now su eS Bee Fine Marsailles Spreads. . $1 49c 19c] White ef Me ee al de 89c Ladies’ White Sacques.., $1 49c 19c}Ladies’ Night Gowns... 99c Child’s White Bonnet.., 49c Seagate ves 25cjLadies’ White Aprons.. 49¢ Ladies’ Hair Nets..:., 9c Be 49} Toilet Sets. .0.2., 25 and 39c Lace-Tidies, all sizes, 9,124,19,25,49¢ ; 25 cents, now.... 19c] White Lace. . c The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to. sammer Ginghams, former price {Embroidery 5 we Ora this ais x F 162-3 cents, now... 124cf/Linen Towels. . 9 19, 25, . y at equally Low Rates. Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons,for[Linen Crash...._. gir ea ale mer price 49 cents, now., 250)Black Ink,.\...;. 3 and 5e Corsets. 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49c]Kid Gloves, all shades..$1 490 We can only state the price of a few. articles, our LADIES’ UNDERWEIAR, 5 eae ~—--}_Which-we-will sell at Very Low Prices, Orders by mail filled the same day as recej ceived, remember we would be ylad Pat tas. sa Remember, a thorough examination of all the goods nt will not incur an ) iblis oblis tion to-purchase, therefore come ded — SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th . for the skin. ‘. stantaneous, one or two app! result. * , Cor. Pin & Commercial sts. IMMENSE REDUCTION EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! for the Skin, We herewith append a few testimonials : San Franciseo, March 29, 1882 Gentlemen : Ihave been using your Ainarab and find it a most delicious. affair, not only beneficial but most agreeably refreshing I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles, Yours Truly, Ss a VON TRAUTMANN, Directress r Franciseo, _ _ ee T have used.your AINAXAB in my famil: for some time, and am much pleased with its action, It has a pleasant cooling sensation to the skin, to those aff with black spots, or face W , I can heartily recommend it, as their val is almost, inions accomplishing the mags iy, : ®. CHAS, W. HI KD, 202 Stockton Street, itbano,” San Francisco, April 17, 1982, » Gentlemen :—I have used pee AINAXAB. the good qualities you claim for it. I. think it is oe hes thing to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make up. 1 shall continue to useit.as ic gives me entire satisfaction. fully yours, : ' LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna,Tivoli Theatre. Tam notin the habit of testimonileasure in those who als, yeh go se I es.and powders of kind, none has given me more satistastion or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel conwitout ee me net Reel my own ce 2 of the effocte of the AINAXAB upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that it is all you : MRS, M. KRAKER, : Nueleus Hotel, San Francisco. If vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose des Dollar’ in z stamps or postalorder to our address, and will be seut by exvress free of . AINAXAB M co. OREDING RON x ‘80. Agente, 8. F. NEVADA CITY ACADEMY. M. B. B. POTTER, Principal. ~ AINAXAB, \ The Celebrated Egyptia. Elixi for two months, and find that it porsaenes all THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ay Seesreseezesbere FL Sea as 1. a

a SATURDAY, JULY 22. ‘THE RIGHT OF PRIORITY. Phe’ Gonilick now raging between nineteén-twentieths of the miners andafew farmers of this State is gradually being brought to the notice of the Eastern press, and in due time the respective rights of the contestants go before Congress. for arbitration if the contestants do not arrive at an amicable understanding among themeelves. The Chicago Review has been looking into son:e of the decisions on the subject * emanating from valley courts here “since the trouble began, and that clear-headed and unbiased authority is constrained to find that in arriving at those judicial rulings” “the fact was not taken into consideration sufficiently, that the miners were first on the ground, ‘and received the patents from the State or Government, to conduct the business of mining, paying all the taxes and complying with every requirement. It was well known to those granting the privilege and to those who took up farming lands, that tailings were a necessary adjunct of placer mining. The farmers were fully aware ofall the evils of which they now complain, and came to live upon the very industry which they are now endeavoring to ruin. The right of way is one of considerabe importance, and it is said that a party cannot be denied access to public highways, even though he must cross others’ lands to doso, Others must suffer loss for his benefit or that he may vot suffer greater logs. Upon the same ground, it isa question of mach importance whether the miners can be compelled to suffer the loss of investment and the work of years when they have received from the Government land for a special purpose, well understood and defined. Such a grant for such special purmust carry with it certain rights and privileges. If others come later, they must accept existing conditions and not assume rights which have already been granted to first occupants. Priority carries with it certain privileges which must be recognized and respected.. California owes too much to the mining interest, to be unjust to the chief corner stone of her prosperity. Ee ele bm ome ms (WE THROW IT BACK aust A leading Sacramento. merchant who was inthis city assured us thaton account of the idiosyncrasies of the Bee, itwas not regarded as a reliable paperin its own town. It had uo influence, never had expressed the sentiments of the people that. it claimed to represent, and thé miners should> pay no attention to its wild assertions. He further eaid if ‘a vote were’ taken among the merchants uf Sacramento there would be scarcely one of the aumber who would endorse anything the Bee had said in relation to the miners.—Nevada TRANSCRIP’, _ Wethink now that our Nevada contemporary has made that out of whole oth, and that it had not a word of any leading Sacramento mer: ‘chant on which to base it. We set it down as a plump falsehood, —Sacramento Bee. We reiterate the statement contained in our first article, and hur! back the falsehood in the teeth of the Bee. Not only ‘‘one leading Sacramento merchant’’ informed us asto the status of the Bee in its own city, but three old representa* tatives of its leading houses have corroborated what we stated. On accountof its pusillanimous course towards the miners it has earned the contempt of all respectable people, andis only enilorsed by that class who seek to make coin and earn some iety in the unjust and wicked r against au industry that has made this State what it is to-day. A DESPICABLE COURSE. The Sacramento Bee says : «, Practi it will ma‘e little difeo sient ae tee hydraulic miners * whether the pro dams should last more than a few years or not. In the meantime they will have é washed out, by manana She capacity of their machinery, the bulk of ud before them, and then the dams and the peop'e be’ow them maust look out for themselves. But the valley ple are alive to the sitaation—they realize what ail this talk about ‘*compromise” means. © This isa sample of the kind. of ~ stuff the Bee has been serving up as a pilatable dish for its granger friends, The trouble between the farmer and minér “could. have been < settled in an amicable way had it not "been for the Bee and Cadwalader & Co, They would not have it so, for ifa satisfactory ending was had there would be no further chance to line the oe . farmers must continue to mortgage "their ranches, and. will eventually * gee the last four—bit piece going from Off, 50 far as “‘slickens” is ed, unless they get rid of the dwalader & Co. their pockets with coin. The poor] grasp. In tbe end they will be! The . the complexion cue ” @UR EXCHANGES. — nd . ‘Malf Minute Interviews With the CAN'T COUNT ON HIM. . GY, Union.) . The Nevada Traxyscrter learns that Mr. Estee, who is now. considered the most prominent Republican candidate for Governor, devlares that unless he can make the platform. . As Mr, Estee is considered a rather uncertain person in matters of party faith, and is apt to become restive under the restraints of the party harness at timés, the Stalwarts are not likely to consent that he shall have the framing of the platform, A HAPPY THOUGHT. (N. O, Picayune.) Some of the manuscript offered to printers is so bad that it, ought first to be sent to the House of Correction with its author. AN UNMITIGATED L&k, The Sacramento Bee, in referring to the Transorrer and other papers ways : : . They have referred to the valley people as ‘tye mudhole floundering, slimy, slickens farmers.” We unhesitatingly denounce the statement of the Bee as an unmitigated falsehood, and demand vf that paper to produce the proof ofits statement, Letit give the authorship of the quotation, or stand forever branded. as a. falsifier. The Bee itself is the author of the scurvy purpose of ‘‘engendering prejudice” against the mineré, originates and publishes it to keep up the ‘bad blood” on the part of the valley neople. Oh, shame on you, you miser-— able Bee. Tue Sec;etary of War has issued a circular calling for the dates of entrance, from what States, company, ete., of all-the War De;artment officers, and also inquiring as to the correct number of their relatives, residence, and if any relatives are in the Government service. The information should be' made public, not inan offensive way, but simply for the purposes of reference. The charge is repeatedly made by certain newspapers that army and navy appointments are largely controlled by a few old families who are slowly but surely leying the foundations for a monarchial form of government, In view of this charge and others of a similar character the action of the Secretary of War is timely and ap. propriate. Let us have all the facts and see if there is any cause for alarm, ell HOTEL ARRIVALS. —o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, oo STANLEY A. EDDY...+... Proprietor Tuurspay, July 20th, 1882; G. F. Allardt, San Francisca. C. Dewese, Jr., ‘ st Milton ©. Hall, ‘ A$ J.C. Pierson, Sacramenta. Dan Collins, Grass Valley. S A. Scullin & w, Forest City. M. 8. Torrey, Forest Grove. Jas. O’Connor & d, Sweetland, H. F. Kinney, a A. J. Lucas, Marysville, W. Cunn ngham, Bloomfield, Cc. Weishauk, San Francisco, H. L. Dawley, * $f A. 8, Olin, uf ie Erastus Bonn, Clerk. ainda ene Tue Indian and the flea fight un der cover. . Try some of that delicious New Honey at Shurtleff’s, in Transcript block. jy 13-1w Tax Eclipse Champagne is now used at. all ‘high-toned banquets and parties, mal7 Mountain lee. The Nevada Ice Gompany is now prepared to furnish to hotels,satoons, business houses and families, a“superior quality of Mountain ico, at a reasonable price. a All orders left at* the 'Ice” House. on the Plaza will.be, promptly at tended to, a28-tf J, S.-Tuompson. Quirk. is doing the best work in the county at greatly reduced prices. 6 2-tf ‘ Wanted Immediately, a good woman cook at the Blue Tent Boarding House, wages $25 per month, ‘also a good boy to wait on table and make himself gen— erally nseful at the same place. tf. Ice Cream, Oysters, £te. Ice cream, refreshing drinks, choice confectionery and nuts a’ Autoine Tam’s. jltf Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at John ] Bre odie’s Grocery ‘store, Commercial street, jyl8-lw t Ainaxab, : The great Egyptian Elixir and mos wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, mak-. jing it soft, clear and transparent. [tis the best toilet article in the orld,as it is tho only one needed for . Mlorsford’s Acid Phosohate As 9 gE. Ww. Robertson, Cleveland, #: ‘From my experience can ‘cordially recommend it as @ brain . nerve tonic, especially in nerv— rhe will ‘not “accept ‘the nomination . * statement, we suspect, and for the . (i . } Nevada and Grase_Valley ~ Smile] Again on Me t Sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew not. what gave her such a charmin his eyes Her teeth, preserved by ‘SOZODONT which she had used from girlhood, did his’ busjness, She held her lover by virtae of SOZODONT, Dns ~ BROKE JAIL! HE FOLLOWING PRISONERS escaped Ay from the County Jailat Nevada City, on ureday, July 20th, 1882: ; William Smothers alias George Robinson, Slimly.built, hight 5 feet, 10 inches, 45, middle finger gone from right hand, light pants, dark sack coat, Is an ol id convict, Jack McCarthy, Stoutly buil ht 6 feet 7 inches 25 years, iho'y . , large scar on left side of sl neck, . bape in aj cv, Addicted to drinking and gambling, George Cocke, Slimly built, round shouldered, clean shaved, hight 5 feet 9 inches, age 24 or 25, light wool pants, dark blue ico shirt, 1) — dandified in appearance. “Isan opium jen A liberal reward will be paid for the apprehensior of any or all of the parties. K, O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff, Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. By R. D. Carrer, Under Sheriff. jOSTEITER: CELEBRATED Itis the concurrent testimony of the public and the medical profession that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters isa medicine which achieves results speedily felt, thorough and benign. Beside rectifying liver disorders, it invigorates the feeble, conquers kidney and bladder complaints, and hastens the convalesence of those re— covering from enfeebling diseases: Moreover it is the grand specific for fever and ague, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, Vij! WHT HEALTH IS BEAUTY There is nothing more attractive than the sight of a perfectly healthy voman, The secret of beautv is a clear, fresh and pure complexion, Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin, full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples, In such cases the AINAXAB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious ‘action of those, preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulation of the blood in the ca; 7 vessels, it will give back the elasticity of the skin, « It will remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the power of opening and contracting, which a healthy person ases, It w most positivel cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WOR. tetter, sores of any kind, red , either ind b tion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the tuble. [ts action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair. No remedy has yet been found co cure the inflammation produced by POISON OAK as effectually and Raye . as the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver; nor“any mineral or vegetable salts, whith could in the least,injure the most delicate complexion; itca beused largely with perfect confidence, If you do not find the Ainaxab at. your

druggists enclose One Dollar in pdstage staups or postal order to. our address, and it w'll be sent by express, free of charge. See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB ME°’G .CO,, 895 ley ena St., San Francico. REDIzZ,GTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, 8 F i es HOPKINS ACADEMY, OAKLAND, CAL. Rev, H, E, JEWETT, Principal HIS Institution, hefetofore known as the Golden Gate Academy, will Tuesday A. M, July 18th, 1882, The Build. ing and Grounds .re undergoing extensive improvements, . Classical, Literary and English Courses. Telegraphy taught. Boys and Young Men received, Send for Prospectus to Rev. H. E Jewett, Principal. ; jelmis REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, ae: um reer will be a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee hela At ll.o’clock A.M. >. For the pu of making arrangements for the selection of twelve Delegaves to the Republican State Convention, to be helu in sacramento, August 30th, “Also tc ‘make arrangements for holding’ a County Convention, tor the of nominating County Officers, and to transact stich other business as may properly come before the Committee. A full attendance is a requested, By order of the Executive Committee, . J. Mo WALLING, a ERASTUS BOND, Sec'y. jy20 Wood & Lumber Go. er CONSTANTLY / OW [HAND All rdnds of Common and Clear: lue . CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN! i } : For.County Clerk. ‘. Jy20 At Nevada City, Aug, 1¢, 1882, . , Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. ‘at the ottice at She Yard, at . : ph cats 1 4 Schools, WASHINGTON COLLEGE, (For Superintendent of Washington, Alameda Co. eet ; ‘excellent Academy will re-open for JOHN T. WICKES, Tite ar 1882-88, WEDNESDAY, AUwith a GREATLY EXTENDED . C\UBJECT to the decision of the DemoCourse de . wa Soni of arate Cont aon and the ‘voters of NeTidal CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT pre-! “"Aconstant and mpartial discharge ot duty [nota tothe STATE UNIVERSITY and . pledged. ” “ jy16 Martel ied Gan aoaepr wnben . ating young men and women for business. FOR SHERIFF. A NORMAL DEPARTMENT designed. to train students for examination and teaching ie cad The ART and MUSIC departments have been placed under the most competent. id agement, For Catal or further information: address ALBERT LYSER, President Boa'd of Trustees, 888 Market Street, Sun Francisco. jy8 FRANK POWER, Attorney at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . — in all the Courta of the ities, on Main strest, three doors above R. D. CARTER Union Hotel, Nevada Clty. jyli S HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 o Vegetable and Fruit Store. the decision of the D at 10 vention. i WILLIAM POWELL, ip hereby announced asa candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, -FOR SHERIFF, For County-Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS i iy HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS 'A CANdidate for the office 5f County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention je4 MRS, ROSA HERSKIN & J. WORLE H*Y* opened a Vegetable and Fruit Store Next to Luetje & Brand's Jewelry Store, BROAD STREET, And will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. FISH IN SEASON. Democratic Candidate —FOR—County Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE. Everything in our store will be sold at” Bed Rock Prices---Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. Call and See us. M. BYRNE, Jr., Ini BE A CANDIDALE FOR THE oj.c to the D County onv HERSKIN & WORLE. ftvada County.e FOR SHERIFF. Drayage and Express. Se DAN BAKER «+ + Proprietor Prepared to transport heavy or light JOHN McBROWN ity at the S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANarticles to np Ml of the lowest. Living’ tes All orders carefully and promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. the will of the Democratic County Convention. LJ} ; f} T. H. COOK & CO., CORNER OF EIGHTH AND J STREETS, SACRAMANTO. Those desiring Family Supplies will do wel) to send their orders to us, and thereby save 20 per cent. per month on all Groceries. If you have never had any from us ask some of your neighbors how they were.pleased with the goods we sent them. We ship exte rsively through aed county and we neyer haveany plaints from our cust 3. In regard to QUALITY, QUANTITY or PRIGE, we Fave only oneobjectin view and that is: How cheap can we sell and do ourselves justice for acting ns a medium between the producer und consumer, \.This great secret of our success is appreciated in dollars and cents by every man, woman and child that makes purchases r ou, counters. Being Wholesale and Retail dealcrs: wename lower prices to our customers than many merchants have to pay as first cost for their goods, To those desiring to compare our prices, we say, send for one of our price lists and be convinced. We quote a few prices now on oar list as follows : Choice C, R. Coffee, per Ib. 14}. Choice:Mocho, per lb. 30c Windsor Corn, per doz. $1.80. 5 ih. can Lard, 702, 10 lb, can Lard, $1.25. 10 1b can Fairbanks Lard, $1.70. Terms Cash--Don’t fail to send for a Price List and get full list of articles, didate for the office of Sheriff, subject to a Choice Java,per lb. 23c, Ass’t Table Fraits, per. doz, $2.90. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: : MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER ANB CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD o-———__—— A NEW DEPARTURE. —-—90—— Milinry Goods From Hew York _ New Goods Just“Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. ——9-—-—Tuts WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS -—IN, OUR—— MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Gans at Retail Sold at San Francioo Wholale Price ! ——9-———. $6.00 Plumes for $4.50. $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $1.50 Tips for $1.00 "—o—_ $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. Great Bargains in Hats. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. > Polite attention whether you purchase or nct ARS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, LESTER AND CRAWFO B MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFOR MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFO wes. LESTER AND CRAWFOR own Talk on the Grass Valleroad wil be . pa 60. ee nomination of COUNTY CLERK, sub. . NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANGORIPT, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1882, CRAWFORD.. . LESTER: AND CRAWFORD MKS, L AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER CRAWFORD nae MRS. LESTER D CRAWFOR. Se a Sead BS. Behar AND Geawron AND ° ¢ MosT MAGN TIT FICHN bl By ——S§TOCK OF—— FOR GENTLEMEN AND [BOYS, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,Hats and Caps © . . Trunks, Valises, etc., etc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE . CLOTHING EMPORIUM oF %, CASPER, fy. VV 2» are now offered for sale at = CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, These Goods have'justffbeen/received from the Eastern ‘manufactories and GREATLY REDUCED RATES oOV Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET ‘THE PLACE. . o CENT STORE, AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST [r8th. . Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! K CAS rR ° oO AT THE “GREAT SPECIAL THIRTY DAYS’ SLACGHTER! In order to make room for our IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now leaving New York City. REDUCED! Keru Lave Bunting, former price 39 cents, now Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former price 39 cents,now..... Garnet Lace Bunting; former price 39. cents, now.... Mohair, all shades, former price 39 cents, now 40 inch Cashmere, former price 75 cents, now Plaids, all shades, forme: price neninien stock being too large. RRS We have also a full line of in our establishme -(BEARNHARD _ NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL, ' patronage. ‘With perfect freedom. . Yours Respectfully, ‘) & SHALLENBERGER,. =2=== REDUCED! Satin, all shades, former price NRE, Va We T9o]$2 0G.now su eS Bee Fine Marsailles Spreads.. . $1 49c 19c] White ef Me ee al de 89c Ladies’ White Sacques..., $1 49c 19c}Ladies’ Night Gowns..... 99c Child’s White Bonnet...., 49c Seagate ves 25cjLadies’ White Aprons.... 49¢ Ladies’ Hair Nets....:.., 9c Be 49} Toilet Sets.. ..0.2.., 25 and 39c Lace-Tidies, all sizes, 9,124,19,25,49¢ ; 25 cents, now....... 19c] White Lace.. . c The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to. sammer Ginghams, former price {Embroidery 5 we Ora this ais x F 162-3 cents, now..... 124cf/Linen Towels.. .. 9 19, 25, . y at equally Low Rates. Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons,for[Linen Crash......._. gir ea ale mer price 49 cents, now.., 250)Black Ink,.\.....;. 3 and 5e Corsets.. 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49c]Kid Gloves, all shades...$1 490 We can only state the price of a few. articles, our LADIES’ UNDERWEIAR, 5 eae ~—--}_Which-we-will sell at Very Low Prices, Orders by mail filled the same day as recej ceived, remember we would be ylad Pat tas. sa Remember, a thorough examination of all the goods nt will not incur an ) iblis oblis tion to-purchase, therefore come ded — SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th . for the skin. ‘. stantaneous, one or two app! result. * , Cor. Pin & Commercial sts. IMMENSE REDUCTION EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! for the Skin, We herewith append a few testimonials : San Franciseo, March 29, 1882 Gentlemen : Ihave been using your Ainarab and find it a most delicious. affair, not only beneficial but most agreeably refreshing I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles, Yours Truly, Ss a VON TRAUTMANN, Directress r Franciseo, _ _ ee T have used.your AINAXAB in my famil: for some time, and am much pleased with its action, It has a pleasant cooling sensation to the skin, to those aff with black spots, or face W , I can heartily recommend it, as their val is almost, inions accomplishing the mags iy, : ®. CHAS, W. HI KD, 202 Stockton Street, itbano,” San Francisco, April 17, 1982, » Gentlemen :—I have used pee AINAXAB. the good qualities you claim for it. I. think it is oe hes thing to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make up. 1 shall continue to useit.as ic gives me entire satisfaction. fully yours, : ' LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna,Tivoli Theatre. Tam notin the habit of testimonileasure in those who als, yeh go se I es.and powders of kind, none has given me more satistastion or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel conwitout ee me net Reel my own ce 2 of the effocte of the AINAXAB upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that it is all you : MRS, M. KRAKER, : Nueleus Hotel, San Francisco. If vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose des Dollar’ in z stamps or postalorder to our address, and will be seut by exvress free of . AINAXAB M co. OREDING RON x ‘80. Agente, 8. F. NEVADA CITY ACADEMY. M. B. B. POTTER, Principal. ~ AINAXAB, \ The Celebrated Egyptia. Elixi for two months, and find that it porsaenes all THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ay Seesreseezesbere FL Sea as 1. a