June 1, 1882 (4 pages)

his favor, ~ . Wood. Decree of, divorce ie neath Bask, bol A para se ye apner e. a. Blue Tent, N Bloomfield, “and Graniteville, daily, Biinday ercepted, 66 ah a “aaa soa Olah: al “Thurs. day and Saburday,[email protected] You ‘Bet, » ‘Little York: and Dutet. Fiat . wit rete has: rolarned, trom . San Francisco! ". * Oliver Lonkey: of the: firm of. Lon. ors, is: in town, © ats Woolf:, at ED the Palace Dry Goods Store will ‘returi “to-day . re, rosea td to: San: Francie-. ‘The Herald of Tu Tuseday: evening alae Niles Searle aad wife pa R. MeMurray abd. family take: their departerestowday! fora trip 4 Yosem-. ite. The weddjng of John Young sl Miss Nettie Morse, of. Graniteville, is annqanned, List ‘take ' Piles this monthy!')) 94) ‘A propose to give’m dance at Hunt's i early date. a ae of private i eee ‘Seattered around the wn suburbs, ‘on: Tuesday, Prof.’ Muller aod John Michel! Hall on the evening of July 4th,The ‘annual mee: ing of the Mt. Auburn Gold Mining ‘Company will be held June 7th. Mr. Kirby will visit Nevada City in a few days, . Sherman’s circus, a ‘prominent at— traction of which is the stud of trained horses, ia announced to give '& performance in Nevada City at’ an ‘The Grass Valley tabs: hacle of the Holiness Association will be pitched on Mill street not far from’ where Walsh ‘street debouches into Mill, It will oceupy. the. lot-on which . formerly atood the works of the KeseX mine, ° oR YY bee 2-2 a Carelens tens Counter, . says : *‘A gentleman who was out to Blue Tetit yesterday, informs us that he counted 40 Chinamen at: work in the Blue Tent Company’ 8 claim, and ‘-ouly 13 white. men.” The TranSCRIPT yesterday asked Mr. Powers, who.was in town, if the above tigures were correct. Mr, Powers said : “The Herald has been matle the vicJ. "Eo nla apa gon of Cals umbia Hill wete' in town yesterday. They: report: “matters: progressing satisfactorily in their section,Joe Long, who has been ‘in Arizona for ses “years past, has returned to his former biome in this city’ for A few weeks vis't. Joe for four years has nerve w Depiity Sheriff. at Pres-} cott. SS Judge David” Waiheke gan Joos is a Republican candidate for Govern: ‘or. The fact that the Judge used to live here is a pretty strong point: in ed away, either. L) By Lawson, who ere ‘pianilarty engaged here-four or five years ago, has returned with . the. intention. of reorgauizing ® ‘writing’ school “here: Mr. Lawson's: method issaid ‘tober very complete, but ‘at the same time capable of being quickly learned: The shermap Cov. Mine. The Sherman Mining Comphay, Consolidated,. recently’ ‘organized in this city te duvéluyp a led za dys ing west of and parallel to the Gold Flat Eureka, are now engaged in disposing of 30,000 shares at ten cents per share. There, has. been already sunk pila? the ledge a ‘shaft’ thirty. é deep, showing a twe've ore that. pang out well. in working teste. It is estimated and very reasonably that the $3,000. to be Péalized from the sale ‘of Stock will put up hoikting andping . works, sink’ to-& depth jof 100: or more feet, rup drifts and put the mine on, a. producing. basis. The property is situated in # ‘good localproving @ paying investment. . The President of th« ‘Corhpeny is J. Jackson and D. K. Morgan is the Seore-— ae Treasurer —Ss Superior Court. The following business was transacted in’ the Saperjor Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell, presidin: The. People. .va;, Jas. Pn Robbery. On trial,’ Ati You vs. Frank Hoss, adminis-. trator. eres to to, complaint sustained; > ) y In the matter of the jeitheniten of the Trustees of Trinity: Charch. ta mortgage their: chorch,.an order was made granting the application. 8.8. Flint-vs,:A Silva et al Demurrer to, amended ta a suetained © Mary. A. Ve vs. diex Kt. to detondiag,“ “Went Over the Bank. ’ Albert Hoffman with his express wagon took a’ load’ of pick-nickers down Deer Sree Taesday and left them. there to.spendthe day. As he} was, ‘tetubning to towa his horse backed overa steep b ‘bank ‘taking Hoffman and the, wagon with it and piling} them up promisculously at’ ‘the foot . of the declivity,.No particular dam— ‘Abd the ‘stock’ of” smart . ’ men‘wasn’t exhausted awhen he mov-. forth ‘aeross the:grounds at unnecestim of a misrepresentation. L.stated the matter correctly to you Monday when I said we had employed yori 8 twenty Chinese and_ thirty men. Our’books show this to’ a fact, and today. both the Superintendent and Secretary assured me that any statements to the’ contrary .were false. We are getting rid of ‘}:the Chinese as rapidly ‘aa ¢ircumstances will ‘permit, and ‘expect before the end of this season to have . ‘ nothing but white inen at work.” © Grndtty to an to Antimats, Three Cornichaen aad a team of small black horses from. Byrne &Co.’s stable’ at Grass Valley, to visit Storm’s Ranch with Tuesday. They drove the animals so foriously that one of the horses has since died aud ‘the other is reported as being in a ‘bad condition. Mr, Byrne proposes to prosecute the guilty. parties. A clerk:in Ful'‘er’s store and one or two other ‘young men’ attracted considerable unfavorable comment at the picsnic by splurging back and sarily freqnent intervals, and to the inconvenience of other people,. with a span of grays from West's stable in Grass Valley. Finally an employe of Mr. West who stated that he lidd been sent there to see the. . Truckee. * = plkilling of Janes’ Ware, ‘Sup¢rintend+ . ent for Brickell & oy Kruger, Ay © hig} wife, A ‘Tidings corvespondent gives ienaation was é Monday at the . thesé particulars of the ‘affair: or. Ware abd wife have’ been’ married about ten years and theif domestic life hasbeen far from a “happy” one. A few nights since ‘they had a very. warm conversation at the American Hotel, where Mr. Ware's wife and step-daughter reside, which resu'ted pin the andei standing that they were to.separate. About ten o'clock Sunday night Mrs, Ware was. ‘seen on the street in a highly excitable condition and asking-for. her husband. A few moments later she returned to her room, but in the meantime (while she was on the street) Mr. Ware had gone up-stairs to his‘ room. “A aaa? dions and uninteresting; bat ds the time‘afterwards Mr. ‘Wa to cry. out ‘tthe woman hi cut me,’ or words 10 that effect.” Several parties rashed up tosee whatthe trouble: was and found Mr, Ware prostrate upon the floor, bleeding profusely from & large gash on his cheek, extending :from the ear’ to: about « the middle of the upper lip, ‘and laying bare the whole of the upperjawbone. A razor was also found upon the floor covered with blood. It’ seems room he had some words with his wife, when she made a dash at him wound upon the lower lip. Ware then tried to get out of the way, but before he could do so'she made an other-dash at hins,-and-sueceeded—in cutting him on the cheek ag stated above. The Catholic Ple-nic. . eer The piernie given at Storms’ Ranch Tuesday by the Catholié ‘Sunday achools of this city and. Grass Val'ey was avery big affair. There were twelve. carloads of old and young, or nearly eight’ hundred, who went down by rail. A great many also veyances, There were probably not less than twelve hundred people present. city furnished music, and dancing was continued about all of the afternoon, The Light Guard Band of this There were swings for the use of the children, and other quiet amuseménts were also contrived. The boats on Shepley’s fish pond, half a-mile aw. ay, were well patron-— ized. The train did not start. to return till nearly six o'clock, makiny the stay »t the grounds abont--seven hours. The grove was in a fine condition, and the management of the pic-nic first-class ~ The Sunday sthools only. ‘aimed to make expenses, but they will probab y realize a small profit. Murt in the Idaho. The Union says: Tuesday morning, HH 4 jiner Fe seaihes ue ce 20 that after Mr, Ware returned to. his with the razor, inflicting « slight in all respects. . ‘horses. were not misused, over to-his.care. Seeking to rw a Note. made the ‘dashing youngsters turn the animals The Nevada “Fydrastic Mining Company. of this county’ has brought suit against the Merchants Exchange Bank of" San ‘Franciseo to recover a’ ‘promissory note for$41 7213.93, which note hs been paid, but not canceljust before the change of shifta in the Idaho mine,'a sevére accident happened to Mr. Simon Jenkins, wel’ kvown in Grass Vallev.' In attempting to cross a winze he slipped, and in order to save himself from falling a long distance, sprang’to one side, and. in--doing~so fell. heavily against the end of a large timbe-. In the fall two of his ribs were broken directly over the liver, and some of ed, it is claimed. .The-plaintiff further alleges that in Jaly; 1890, the defendant: brought -stit to recover $39,761.14, claimed-to be a balance due’on said ‘note, © which suit was subsequently dismissed. A demand to-cancel ahd deliver to p'aintiff the. note in question ‘ was refused, and hence plaintiff snes for the recovery of the note'and $7,500 damages. ” ithe pieces of shattered. bone _penetrated the lungs and ina short time lie was fearfully bloated and suffertg intenseagony. The case is a bad one. A Mysterious Disappearance. The mysterious disappearance of Elmer Clendenen, son of the: hlind miner at Randolph Flat, is. noted. out thi¢ir plans, been written to, The Fourth. The various committees appointed to. arrange for*the: celebration of the Fourth of July at this city, think they. will need about $1,000 to. carry Henry. Edgerton cannot come to deliver the o: ation. and Attorney General Hamilton has Tt. is proposed to According to the Tidings, Clendenen and another young man were coming from Bloomfield, and on arriving . at the toll bridge, on the Yuha, thev found they had no money to pay toll, and in consequence attempted te swim the river. After a desperate nd terrible strnegie young Ricard Succeeded in landing safe, but Clenhave a division of ‘‘Horribles” in the procession, a street performance . by “>. . Laproil and wife the circns perform “> “Vera, fire works in the evening, ete. ‘sne of the 27th I noticed, an item heated A Busted? Circus:” will do. me justice by saying that ithe show is recruiting at Sacramento, and that any. ‘person having any claim of any:natare ean have their ‘money ae [email protected] young, mag ae presenting their bill to me at the MeCue's Cireus Re-organizing, SACRAMENTO; ‘May 28th, 1882. Eprror Traxecrirr:—In your :isYou State Honse, corner of Tenth apd, K : “Electment Suit. streets, “* -°* = * oe as Whe eet J, 8: MeCux:Ceaige Ana wy te Waheey A ee ee ‘ Characteristic Saterertestows, Mw Kegan outta: ‘the Sa-. 3 q this city to. give a free entertain-, ment at the Theatre when their : Great Incohorice comes, is character: . . ‘istic of the spirit of liberality always yp displayed by that organization. Our citizens should in token of their appreciation tnrh ont. and_make it -one, ’ Wetutention at ‘the ‘Red Men “of he biggest. public gatherings yet % this city o Antoine Tam’s. © Craw ford’s. _. Call and see us make it. denen‘has not been seen or heard of since, ——, Card of Thanks. Enrrok TRanscripr.—The memhers of Eureka Lodge, I.0.G. T., desire to return to the Good Templars of Nevada City their sincere thanks for many kindnesses, including the instituting of our: lodge and installing of our officers. W. H. Frecurey, B.S. . Graniteville, May 30, 1882. lee Cream, Oysters, Ete. cream, refreshing _ drinks, hoice confectionéry and nuts at jl-tf @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent, Aply at the Traxscripr office. “Candy Factory. For fresh candies call at Miss Leddy's, next door to Mrs. Lester &. "F We make it every day. m30-1w . . W. Ireland, San. Francisco. ook Friday. morning the referee in the Eddy-Dawe wrestling match at Bodie decided to. adjo test to 3 o'clock in the: afternoon, Both ‘meu were willing to take .a. rest, and at the hour decided “Upon they . again appeared in. the» ‘ring. . The contest, was . coutinued through the afternoon, . and at 5° o'clock “ho fall was obtained. Dawe, appeared. much the worsé for the hard ‘work’ but he would not allow himself: to be thrown, Another adjourament was made for dinner, The evening session . was largely attended, the hall being densely packed. For pol-. icy’s sake Dawe’ eoutinvéed to : work himself out. of his jacket, much to the annoyance of Eddy, the ‘Grass . Valleyan. The affair grew very. tereferee declined to call the watch a ”. draw, the wrestlers met in the cen— ter of the ring and retired at regular intervals. . At 9:15, however, the men began to act’ business like, and. after u iively tussle Eddy threw Dawe, the latter falling on two shoulders and one hip. © Taken alto: gether it was a’ determined’ contest.’ For a long time it was evident Dawe ‘could do nothing more than work to save himself, but the contest must result was. not: unexpected, The men were in the ring thirteen hours, and two hundred and ninety seven Dawe and Eddy are” two good’ ‘little men, i a ee ee Newspaper Bills by Mail. — Postinaster Sykés of Grass Valley has refused tto Jet :bills for ‘subsorip: tion to the Transcerrr pass through his office without full letter’ postage being paid on the same. He is the only postmaster East or West, so far as our experience goes, who appears ignorant of the fact that in February, 1881, the act-of March/8d, 1879, was so. modified as to permit “bills, receipts and orders for sub. scription” to be serit as ‘second-class matter. Mr, Holbrook, the _postmaster at this city, says. the instractions from the Postmaster Generalare plain on the subject,. and the Grass Valley office is the only ‘one he knows of that» forces. the. public to pay three prices on such stoff. We ‘call Mr. Sykes’ attention to what we regard-as his mistake,‘ and nope that he will hold no. more of our bi Js for first class rates until the law changes. We don’t quite relish being made the victims of that gentleman’s failure to keep posted. Ce A te ee Killed by a Cave. ~ Alonzo 8S, Jones, employed at the Blue Tent mine, was instantly killed Monday afternoon by a piece of pipeclay falling upon him while he was drilling a hole tear the foot of the . “He ‘had been working in the } mine but afew d ‘ys, having formerly been at Forest City, Cisco, and other mining camps hereabouts. He has a brother living in Oregon. TERA Aba The pleasures of the table ceasé, Whene'er the teeth begin to fail; The beauties of the mouth decrease; The breath’sno more a spicy gale; And all must;soon in ruin lie, Unlegs to SOZODONT we fly: ——-—-mee Qurrk’s goods have come and he will positively open on the 25th. lw scientists nnetensiaiagn, Cows For Sale. Fresh milch dowetor sale at Sut ton‘sranch . £24 tf Advertised Letters. The following is a list of le‘ters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada “ity, California, for the week ending May 29th, 1882. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “‘advertierd.” Banks; Fletcher. Baily, J.-M. Davis, O. P. Towle, Ernest. Hawkins, J. R. Birch, dames. Dorcey, Mrs. A. Domenivo, Rozasco. Gosney, J. J. Holland, Jeremiah, Roden, W. H. Robbins, Lydia, Sanborn, Hannah: Way, J. Rosewall. John, Smiley, a. 8. Toriner, Jacob; ., HELD FOR’ POSTAGE. Bees M. Friedman, Sacramento, Cal: Mrs.’ M, Harrison, ‘Rock Ieland, Tih : Rev. 'C. W. Dowe, Colfax, Cal. ‘J. 8, HoLpnoox, P. M. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTELS —o— STANLEY A; EDDY..-++« «Proprietor . Toespay. May 30th. R. P. DeNoon, San Francisco. Mrs. Vandeconr,. **. ** _ Mrs. R. W. Kibbe, “* ks : GC. ie City. °C. Maltman, ‘‘ B. Guscetti, Ranch, L. B. Lawson, San Jose, Wm. Cunningham, N. Bloomfield. A. J. Ross, J. Gallagher, * # P. Blake, AS ae R. E. Spurrier, Grass Valley, Tom Brown, Smarteville = 9250 J. Johnson, _ a 5 F. M. Peck & w, Camptonville, Ww. Rea, Hanford. M. O'Brien, eer a . C. C, Wright & w, . Virginia City. Dr. E. W. Charles, City a journ the coi. . ‘als come . to :an.end: some: time. and: the }. hitches were taken.’ ‘It is & fact that . ' “. of cables for travemitting power suf. 140 STETTER ;. acts ai tendency: to rhenmavism;; and CONSIGNEE’S SALE} cuits AUC TION ROOMS, Seluiey: May 27th, a ‘And contianidesting: uiitil: the of whi & tensive, printing houdis on’ ‘the coast, : }have jast-made some , very five: im provements: in their establishinent . , been . provided “with «new . and . handsome. front; the ‘dimdénsjions of the sales and store rooms have been partment has been supplied with new material, and’ in’ fact w great many costly changes. ‘have been! made, 4 about: all the trade in their line from’. the dealers and newspaper offices’ of this part’ of the State. Our people have always found them to be accommodating, thert . prices to be ‘reasonabld, and their stock of ‘goods: to include an-endless. variety. . The house’ was established by H. ‘8S. Crocker in June 1856. John: D. Yost. came. into. the: firm, in. 1867, and G.M. ‘Mott in, 1878.° ‘Theat: tér has’ been’ for eight: years ‘in. : charge of the Sacramento house, and the recent improvements’ have been made under hispersonal supervision. err 4 Utilizing ae fal ied ‘There is nothing ‘abeared in the proposition, .says the Reuo Grazette, that an abundance of power for al working parposes ean be. transmitted from the Truckee river. to the Coimstock mines,’ In fact it would not be at all difficalt to. perfect a system: ticent to’ do all the pumping and hoisting required by the mines, . It is only-a question of time’ and money—there-isnot'a single obstacle in the way. .-The idea at first may seem Utopian, but there fs nothing . ! dreamy: about it when viewed in . a proper ligh’."' Nor would the’ cost ‘be excessive’ compared! with results» It would enable miners to. work a muchy lower grade of oré than can now “be profitably milled. "As a mechanical proposition no.obstacles can be’ presented, The water of the river can be backed up and saved so. that at 10 tinie in. the year will tliere be less than 6000 inches, which may be turned upon.an overshot: wheel of. suffi‘cient diamejer and breast to deyelop enough” power’ to ran the ‘whole country. A Welcome Treat. Tam yesterday treated the inmates of the TRANSCRIPT office to ice cream and cake.~’ It was just the kind of a day for such refreshments,. and. the best makers of ice creamin the State, and the os erheated populace will find it on tap at his parlors right along hereafter. Pee RRR FRI SCAR . Morstord Aeta Yhosphate In Nerveus Renny; Dr. EDWIN B VOSE, Hortiena, Me., says: ‘‘I have prescribed it for ‘qwany of the various forms of nervous debility, and-it has never . failed to do, good.”’ CELEBRATED ep we 2g) Bi It STOMACH & Aiseg the medicinal means of arresting disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.stands pre eminent. Ibchecks the further progress of all” disorders of the stomach, liver anil bowels, revives.the vital stamina, prevents and remedies’ chills and fever, increases the activity of the kidneys, counterisa genuine stay, and solace to. aged, infirm and nervous pe: sons. . For salé by all Druggiste and Dealers generally. GRAN D —OFDRY,,GOODS'. AT AUCTION!)Having received the entire stock _ of Chivell’s Dry Goods Store, ' Twill dispose of the same Tae Auction, at pet testes ba Commencing n _ At 7 o'clock, aoe foe _entire Ie lot is sold. ‘aber Ah WONDERFUL BARGAINS i at Sacrathento,’ "The building has . ’ greatly increased; : the printing. de. ” -H, S.Crocker’ &' Co: ‘get'. * stomachs of the aforesaid inmates . were made glad. ' Tam is’ oneof the} “we will offer this, eeak’ at ge oN DRESS coops, WHITE cogps. 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his favor, ~ . Wood. Decree of, divorce ie neath Bask, bol A para se ye apner e. a. Blue Tent, N Bloomfield, “and Graniteville, daily, Biinday ercepted, 66 ah a “aaa soa Olah: al “Thurs. day and Saburday,[email protected] You ‘Bet, » ‘Little York: and Dutet. Fiat . wit rete has: rolarned, trom . San Francisco! ". * Oliver Lonkey: of the: firm of. Lon. ors, is: in town, © ats Woolf:, at ED the Palace Dry Goods Store will ‘returi “to-day . re, rosea td to: San: Francie-. ‘The Herald of Tu Tuseday: evening alae Niles Searle aad wife pa R. MeMurray abd. family take: their departerestowday! fora trip 4 Yosem-. ite. The weddjng of John Young sl Miss Nettie Morse, of. Graniteville, is annqanned, List ‘take ' Piles this monthy!')) 94) ‘A propose to give’m dance at Hunt's i early date. a ae of private i eee ‘Seattered around the wn suburbs, ‘on: Tuesday, Prof.’ Muller aod John Michel! Hall on the evening of July 4th,The ‘annual mee: ing of the Mt. Auburn Gold Mining ‘Company will be held June 7th. Mr. Kirby will visit Nevada City in a few days, . Sherman’s circus, a ‘prominent at— traction of which is the stud of trained horses, ia announced to give '& performance in Nevada City at’ an ‘The Grass Valley tabs: hacle of the Holiness Association will be pitched on Mill street not far from’ where Walsh ‘street debouches into Mill, It will oceupy. the. lot-on which . formerly atood the works of the KeseX mine, ° oR YY bee 2-2 a Carelens tens Counter, . says : *‘A gentleman who was out to Blue Tetit yesterday, informs us that he counted 40 Chinamen at: work in the Blue Tent Company’ 8 claim, and ‘-ouly 13 white. men.” The TranSCRIPT yesterday asked Mr. Powers, who.was in town, if the above tigures were correct. Mr, Powers said : “The Herald has been matle the vicJ. "Eo nla apa gon of Cals umbia Hill wete' in town yesterday. They: report: “matters: progressing satisfactorily in their section,Joe Long, who has been ‘in Arizona for ses “years past, has returned to his former biome in this city’ for A few weeks vis't. Joe for four years has nerve w Depiity Sheriff. at Pres-} cott. SS Judge David” Waiheke gan Joos is a Republican candidate for Govern: ‘or. The fact that the Judge used to live here is a pretty strong point: in ed away, either. L) By Lawson, who ere ‘pianilarty engaged here-four or five years ago, has returned with . the. intention. of reorgauizing ® ‘writing’ school “here: Mr. Lawson's: method issaid ‘tober very complete, but ‘at the same time capable of being quickly learned: The shermap Cov. Mine. The Sherman Mining Comphay, Consolidated,. recently’ ‘organized in this city te duvéluyp a led za dys ing west of and parallel to the Gold Flat Eureka, are now engaged in disposing of 30,000 shares at ten cents per share. There, has. been already sunk pila? the ledge a ‘shaft’ thirty. é deep, showing a twe've ore that. pang out well. in working teste. It is estimated and very reasonably that the $3,000. to be Péalized from the sale ‘of Stock will put up hoikting andping . works, sink’ to-& depth jof 100: or more feet, rup drifts and put the mine on, a. producing. basis. The property is situated in # ‘good localproving @ paying investment. . The President of th« ‘Corhpeny is J. Jackson and D. K. Morgan is the Seore-— ae Treasurer —Ss Superior Court. The following business was transacted in’ the Saperjor Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell, presidin: The. People. .va;, Jas. Pn Robbery. On trial,’ Ati You vs. Frank Hoss, adminis-. trator. eres to to, complaint sustained; > ) y In the matter of the jeitheniten of the Trustees of Trinity: Charch. ta mortgage their: chorch,.an order was made granting the application. 8.8. Flint-vs,:A Silva et al Demurrer to, amended ta a suetained © Mary. A. Ve vs. diex Kt. to detondiag,“ “Went Over the Bank. ’ Albert Hoffman with his express wagon took a’ load’ of pick-nickers down Deer Sree Taesday and left them. there to.spendthe day. As he} was, ‘tetubning to towa his horse backed overa steep b ‘bank ‘taking Hoffman and the, wagon with it and piling} them up promisculously at’ ‘the foot . of the declivity,.No particular dam— ‘Abd the ‘stock’ of” smart . ’ men‘wasn’t exhausted awhen he mov-. forth ‘aeross the:grounds at unnecestim of a misrepresentation. L.stated the matter correctly to you Monday when I said we had employed yori 8 twenty Chinese and_ thirty men. Our’books show this to’ a fact, and today. both the Superintendent and Secretary assured me that any statements to the’ contrary .were false. We are getting rid of ‘}:the Chinese as rapidly ‘aa ¢ircumstances will ‘permit, and ‘expect before the end of this season to have . ‘ nothing but white inen at work.” © Grndtty to an to Antimats, Three Cornichaen aad a team of small black horses from. Byrne &Co.’s stable’ at Grass Valley, to visit Storm’s Ranch with Tuesday. They drove the animals so foriously that one of the horses has since died aud ‘the other is reported as being in a ‘bad condition. Mr, Byrne proposes to prosecute the guilty. parties. A clerk:in Ful'‘er’s store and one or two other ‘young men’ attracted considerable unfavorable comment at the picsnic by splurging back and sarily freqnent intervals, and to the inconvenience of other people,. with a span of grays from West's stable in Grass Valley. Finally an employe of Mr. West who stated that he lidd been sent there to see the. . Truckee. * = plkilling of Janes’ Ware, ‘Sup¢rintend+ . ent for Brickell & oy Kruger, Ay © hig} wife, A ‘Tidings corvespondent gives ienaation was é Monday at the . thesé particulars of the ‘affair: or. Ware abd wife have’ been’ married about ten years and theif domestic life hasbeen far from a “happy” one. A few nights since ‘they had a very. warm conversation at the American Hotel, where Mr. Ware's wife and step-daughter reside, which resu'ted pin the andei standing that they were to.separate. About ten o'clock Sunday night Mrs, Ware was. ‘seen on the street in a highly excitable condition and asking-for. her husband. A few moments later she returned to her room, but in the meantime (while she was on the street) Mr. Ware had gone up-stairs to his‘ room. “A aaa? dions and uninteresting; bat ds the time‘afterwards Mr. ‘Wa to cry. out ‘tthe woman hi cut me,’ or words 10 that effect.” Several parties rashed up tosee whatthe trouble: was and found Mr, Ware prostrate upon the floor, bleeding profusely from & large gash on his cheek, extending :from the ear’ to: about « the middle of the upper lip, ‘and laying bare the whole of the upperjawbone. A razor was also found upon the floor covered with blood. It’ seems room he had some words with his wife, when she made a dash at him wound upon the lower lip. Ware then tried to get out of the way, but before he could do so'she made an other-dash at hins,-and-sueceeded—in cutting him on the cheek ag stated above. The Catholic Ple-nic. . eer The piernie given at Storms’ Ranch Tuesday by the Catholié ‘Sunday achools of this city and. Grass Val'ey was avery big affair. There were twelve. carloads of old and young, or nearly eight’ hundred, who went down by rail. A great many also veyances, There were probably not less than twelve hundred people present. city furnished music, and dancing was continued about all of the afternoon, The Light Guard Band of this There were swings for the use of the children, and other quiet amuseménts were also contrived. The boats on Shepley’s fish pond, half a-mile aw. ay, were well patron-— ized. The train did not start. to return till nearly six o'clock, makiny the stay »t the grounds abont--seven hours. The grove was in a fine condition, and the management of the pic-nic first-class ~ The Sunday sthools only. ‘aimed to make expenses, but they will probab y realize a small profit. Murt in the Idaho. The Union says: Tuesday morning, HH 4 jiner Fe seaihes ue ce 20 that after Mr, Ware returned to. his with the razor, inflicting « slight in all respects. . ‘horses. were not misused, over to-his.care. Seeking to rw a Note. made the ‘dashing youngsters turn the animals The Nevada “Fydrastic Mining Company. of this county’ has brought suit against the Merchants Exchange Bank of" San ‘Franciseo to recover a’ ‘promissory note for$41 7213.93, which note hs been paid, but not canceljust before the change of shifta in the Idaho mine,'a sevére accident happened to Mr. Simon Jenkins, wel’ kvown in Grass Vallev.' In attempting to cross a winze he slipped, and in order to save himself from falling a long distance, sprang’to one side, and. in--doing~so fell. heavily against the end of a large timbe-. In the fall two of his ribs were broken directly over the liver, and some of ed, it is claimed. .The-plaintiff further alleges that in Jaly; 1890, the defendant: brought -stit to recover $39,761.14, claimed-to be a balance due’on said ‘note, © which suit was subsequently dismissed. A demand to-cancel ahd deliver to p'aintiff the. note in question ‘ was refused, and hence plaintiff snes for the recovery of the note'and $7,500 damages. ” ithe pieces of shattered. bone _penetrated the lungs and ina short time lie was fearfully bloated and suffertg intenseagony. The case is a bad one. A Mysterious Disappearance. The mysterious disappearance of Elmer Clendenen, son of the: hlind miner at Randolph Flat, is. noted. out thi¢ir plans, been written to, The Fourth. The various committees appointed to. arrange for*the: celebration of the Fourth of July at this city, think they. will need about $1,000 to. carry Henry. Edgerton cannot come to deliver the o: ation. and Attorney General Hamilton has Tt. is proposed to According to the Tidings, Clendenen and another young man were coming from Bloomfield, and on arriving . at the toll bridge, on the Yuha, thev found they had no money to pay toll, and in consequence attempted te swim the river. After a desperate nd terrible strnegie young Ricard Succeeded in landing safe, but Clenhave a division of ‘‘Horribles” in the procession, a street performance . by “>. . Laproil and wife the circns perform “> “Vera, fire works in the evening, ete. ‘sne of the 27th I noticed, an item heated A Busted? Circus:” will do. me justice by saying that ithe show is recruiting at Sacramento, and that any. ‘person having any claim of any:natare ean have their ‘money ae [email protected] young, mag ae presenting their bill to me at the MeCue's Cireus Re-organizing, SACRAMENTO; ‘May 28th, 1882. Eprror Traxecrirr:—In your :isYou State Honse, corner of Tenth apd, K : “Electment Suit. streets, “* -°* = * oe as Whe eet J, 8: MeCux:Ceaige Ana wy te Waheey A ee ee ‘ Characteristic Saterertestows, Mw Kegan outta: ‘the Sa-. 3 q this city to. give a free entertain-, ment at the Theatre when their : Great Incohorice comes, is character: . . ‘istic of the spirit of liberality always yp displayed by that organization. Our citizens should in token of their appreciation tnrh ont. and_make it -one, ’ Wetutention at ‘the ‘Red Men “of he biggest. public gatherings yet % this city o Antoine Tam’s. © Craw ford’s. _. Call and see us make it. denen‘has not been seen or heard of since, ——, Card of Thanks. Enrrok TRanscripr.—The memhers of Eureka Lodge, I.0.G. T., desire to return to the Good Templars of Nevada City their sincere thanks for many kindnesses, including the instituting of our: lodge and installing of our officers. W. H. Frecurey, B.S. . Graniteville, May 30, 1882. lee Cream, Oysters, Ete. cream, refreshing _ drinks, hoice confectionéry and nuts at jl-tf @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent, Aply at the Traxscripr office. “Candy Factory. For fresh candies call at Miss Leddy's, next door to Mrs. Lester &. "F

We make it every day. m30-1w . . W. Ireland, San. Francisco. ook Friday. morning the referee in the Eddy-Dawe wrestling match at Bodie decided to. adjo test to 3 o'clock in the: afternoon, Both ‘meu were willing to take .a. rest, and at the hour decided “Upon they . again appeared in. the» ‘ring. . The contest, was . coutinued through the afternoon, . and at 5° o'clock “ho fall was obtained.. Dawe, appeared. much the worsé for the hard ‘work’ but he would not allow himself: to be thrown, Another adjourament was made for dinner, The evening session . was largely attended, the hall being densely packed.. For pol-. icy’s sake Dawe’ eoutinvéed to : work himself out. of his jacket, much to the annoyance of Eddy, the ‘Grass . Valleyan. The affair grew very. tereferee declined to call the watch a ”. draw, the wrestlers met in the cen— ter of the ring and retired at regular intervals. . At 9:15, however, the men began to act’ business like, and. after u iively tussle Eddy threw Dawe, the latter falling on two shoulders and one hip. © Taken alto: gether it was a’ determined’ contest.’ For a long time it was evident Dawe ‘could do nothing more than work to save himself, but the contest must result was. not: unexpected, The men were in the ring thirteen hours, and two hundred and ninety seven Dawe and Eddy are” two good’ ‘little men, i a ee ee Newspaper Bills by Mail. — Postinaster Sykés of Grass Valley has refused tto Jet :bills for ‘subsorip: tion to the Transcerrr pass through his office without full letter’ postage being paid on the same. He is the only postmaster East or West, so far as our experience goes, who appears ignorant of the fact that in February, 1881, the act-of March/8d, 1879, was so. modified as to permit “bills, receipts and orders for sub. scription” to be serit as ‘second-class matter. Mr, Holbrook, the _postmaster at this city, says. the instractions from the Postmaster Generalare plain on the subject,. and the Grass Valley office is the only ‘one he knows of that» forces. the. public to pay three prices on such stoff. We ‘call Mr. Sykes’ attention to what we regard-as his mistake,‘ and nope that he will hold no. more of our bi Js for first class rates until the law changes. We don’t quite relish being made the victims of that gentleman’s failure to keep posted. Ce A te ee Killed by a Cave. ~ Alonzo 8S, Jones, employed at the Blue Tent mine, was instantly killed Monday afternoon by a piece of pipeclay falling upon him while he was drilling a hole tear the foot of the . “He ‘had been working in the } mine but afew d ‘ys, having formerly been at Forest City, Cisco, and other mining camps hereabouts. He has a brother living in Oregon. TERA Aba The pleasures of the table ceasé, Whene'er the teeth begin to fail; The beauties of the mouth decrease; The breath’sno more a spicy gale; And all must;soon in ruin lie, Unlegs to SOZODONT we fly: ——-—-mee Qurrk’s goods have come and he will positively open on the 25th. lw scientists nnetensiaiagn, Cows For Sale. Fresh milch dowetor sale at Sut ton‘sranch . £24 tf Advertised Letters. The following is a list of le‘ters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada “ity, California, for the week ending May 29th, 1882. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “‘advertierd.” Banks; Fletcher. Baily, J.-M. Davis, O. P. Towle, Ernest. Hawkins, J. R. Birch, dames. Dorcey, Mrs. A. Domenivo, Rozasco. Gosney, J. J. Holland, Jeremiah, Roden, W. H. Robbins, Lydia, Sanborn, Hannah: Way, J. Rosewall. John, Smiley, a. 8. Toriner, Jacob; ., HELD FOR’ POSTAGE. Bees M. Friedman, Sacramento, Cal: Mrs.’ M, Harrison, ‘Rock Ieland, Tih : Rev. 'C. W. Dowe, Colfax, Cal. ‘J. 8, HoLpnoox, P. M. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTELS —o— STANLEY A; EDDY....-++« «Proprietor . Toespay. May 30th. R. P. DeNoon, San Francisco. Mrs. Vandeconr,. **.. ** _ Mrs. R. W. Kibbe, “* ks : GC. ie City. °C. Maltman, ‘‘ B. Guscetti, Ranch, L. B. Lawson, San Jose, Wm. Cunningham, N. Bloomfield. A. J. Ross, J. Gallagher, * # P. Blake, AS ae R. E. Spurrier, Grass Valley, Tom Brown, Smarteville = 9250 J. Johnson, _ a 5 F. M. Peck & w, Camptonville, Ww. Rea, Hanford. M. O'Brien, eer a . C. C, Wright & w, . Virginia City. Dr. E. W. Charles, City a journ the coi. . ‘als come . to :an.end: some: time. and: the }. hitches were taken.’ ‘It is & fact that . ' “. of cables for travemitting power suf. 140 STETTER ;. acts ai tendency: to rhenmavism;; and CONSIGNEE’S SALE} cuits AUC TION ROOMS, Seluiey: May 27th, a ‘And contianidesting: uiitil: the of whi & tensive, printing houdis on’ ‘the coast, : }have jast-made some , very five: im provements: in their establishinent . , been . provided “with «new . and . handsome. front; the ‘dimdénsjions of the sales and store rooms have been partment has been supplied with new material, and’ in’ fact w great many costly changes. ‘have been! made, 4 about: all the trade in their line from’. the dealers and newspaper offices’ of this part’ of the State. Our people have always found them to be accommodating, thert . prices to be ‘reasonabld, and their stock of ‘goods: to include an-endless. variety. . The house’ was established by H. ‘8S. Crocker in June 1856.. John: D. Yost. came. into. the: firm, in. 1867, and G.M. ‘Mott in, 1878.° ‘Theat: tér has’ been’ for eight: years ‘in. : charge of the Sacramento house, and the recent improvements’ have been made under hispersonal supervision. err 4 Utilizing ae fal ied ‘There is nothing ‘abeared in the proposition, .says the Reuo Grazette, that an abundance of power for al working parposes ean be. transmitted from the Truckee river. to the Coimstock mines,’ In fact it would not be at all difficalt to. perfect a system: ticent to’ do all the pumping and hoisting required by the mines, . It is only-a question of time’ and money—there-isnot'a single obstacle in the way. .-The idea at first may seem Utopian, but there fs nothing . ! dreamy: about it when viewed in . a proper ligh’."' Nor would the’ cost ‘be excessive’ compared! with results» It would enable miners to. work a muchy lower grade of oré than can now “be profitably milled. "As a mechanical proposition no.obstacles can be’ presented, The water of the river can be backed up and saved so. that at 10 tinie in. the year will tliere be less than 6000 inches, which may be turned upon.an overshot: wheel of. suffi‘cient diamejer and breast to deyelop enough” power’ to ran the ‘whole country. A Welcome Treat. Tam yesterday treated the inmates of the TRANSCRIPT office to ice cream and cake.~’ It was just the kind of a day for such refreshments,. and. the best makers of ice creamin the State, and the os erheated populace will find it on tap at his parlors right along hereafter. Pee RRR FRI SCAR . Morstord Aeta Yhosphate In Nerveus Renny; Dr. EDWIN B VOSE, Hortiena, Me., says: ‘‘I have prescribed it for ‘qwany of the various forms of nervous debility, and-it has never . failed to do, good.”’ CELEBRATED ep we 2g) Bi It STOMACH & Aiseg the medicinal means of arresting disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.stands pre eminent. 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