June 15, 1880 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript, WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, 4 v } The Committee of Eleven Report Progress—A Breeze Between Lawyer Cross and Officcr Scott—Some Ru siness-Like Addresses. Tuesday, June FSth, 1880. —— More Shot-gun Argument. On Saturday dJast Jacob Miller went to the house of August Adnet, son Rush creek, near Indian Flat, and . j¢, fired at him with a shot-gun, Oue shot entered Adnot’s lip, and the remainder missed him. Miller is stated .to have then reloaded and chased his victim about the ranch for thé pur_pose of ‘getting another . oportunity A large number of citizens , assem. bled at the Theatre Saturday evening to hear the reportof the Committee of Eleven. The meeting was called to order . by Hon. Niles Seals, the regular: Chairman, who stated % . He believed that Chimatown should be removed if possible, . adding that all things were possible ‘with God, and most things with the: American people. Leonard S. Calkins was Secretary pro tem. Pp: chosen object of . that could be alleviated. The existence of houses of ill fame where school children ‘Were compelled to pass daily and witness infamous sights constituteda much greaterevil than that of the Chinese settlement, It was for the fathers and brothers of the young. to say whether this . curse should not be wiped oat to a great extent. Mr. Preston's remarks were botir eloquent 40d conyincing. The resolutions-were unanimously carried. In adjourning the snasting, Judge Searls said: ‘I hope each citizen will constitute bimself a committeeof one to help combat these enemies. of social and -moral-progress. A thousand +stalwart men possessing intelligence }y to kill him, but before he ‘could: Ge~—eomplish the hellish design some parties interfered and took the weapon away. Millet was arrested, brought to this city, -and: ‘by Judge Rabinson bound over to appear next Sacurday for examination on a charge of assault to murder “There are two reports as to the origin “of the fracas. One is that Adnot had been in the habit of abusing Miller’s children by stoning them, and the other that the men. are counter-claimants toa piece’ of mining ground, It is said. that Miller has heretofore been regarded ‘The reports suhmitted by the committee were the same as determined upon previously, and an account of ewhich appeared in Sue’ ast tesae: of ‘the TRANSCR PT. : 'C. W. Cross; Esq., Chairman’ ‘of the Comfnittee of ‘‘Eleven, said among other things: We find one class.of parties owning property in aud respectability can do what they . want to when they have right on their side. “We are right now, and we are. “eertain to Win the fight if we “try. In the name of God; let us combine and put down. these -evils.”” The entire proceedings were replete with displays of deep ‘earnestness and enthusiasm. The ‘Cowrnitthe burnt district who say they wil; not let us have it any price, and we therefore recommend that the City Trustees by regular proceedings condemn-it fora public park. __ Al! good or who-has to foot the —bill. citizens must stand firm to the deNE AENEAN . tee of Eleven and the unselfish, re' spectable element of Nevada. City’s _ people are determined to have their moral rights, no matter what it costs They mean business, and will not be preCresing ‘ on Re-Union Oaz. aaa ‘peaceable citizen; which fact, however, does not lessen -one iota the tiousness.of his. offense, and .the should bs took ise the murder a human beiing. —e———— sonal Mention. I. M. Holcomb, M. Ford and Albert Curtis, thee g ntlemen who it will be remembered came here from New Jersey a Month since with a view-of examiaing the miming re© gources of the district, aty still among us. They are obtaining much valuable information regarding he Various properties, visiting the \mines and claims for themselves instead of velying upon mere report to gov their —opinions. They are-much pleased with the prospects here, and ‘their conclusions wall ‘doubtless be of great benefit to the community, not only because they will invest some of theirown -capital, but will bring their influence to’ bear in get. ting other patties i in the East to do likewise. “They are firm friends to legitimate mining enterprises, and it is such men the community wants. “Whe Deadly Pistol. Sunday afterncon at the Derbec Shaft in Bloomfield townsni Pete Maloney shot a man named Frank Conners, and it is believed the result will be fatal. The reports of the af-. fray that have been brought down are rather confused, but from careful enquiry ‘we learn that Conners had for some time been spoiling for a fight. Hehad some words with. Maloney, who is a sporting man, about a gamo, and: was warned ‘several times to go away. He persisted in dogging him, when finally Maloney drew a pistol and shot him twice, one ball taking effect in his “arm and the other ia his body, It is believed thewounded ma. will die, — Grass Valley Items. A faro game is iu full blast. G. D. Blakey is to be] orator on the Fourth, Dr. Webster is having an L built en his residence. The Godfrey mine has not been working these last few days, owing the scarcity of water. Thursday night a couple of citizens got into a-dispute, and walking out . into the street hada set-to. No arrests, ~ S. D. Bosworth, Deputy P. M., was acullege mate of the Hon. J. A, yarfield, and speaks very highly of him, as do all hie class-mates. The Grass Valley Union's Iusult. In stigmatizing as members of *‘Peep ng Tom committees” the gen-" tlemen engaged in removing Chinatown and houses of ill fame to more sovladed portions of this city than they have occupied heretofore, the Grass Valley Union displays a degree of ‘‘wit” that is fully ‘* appreciated” by the respectable element of our town. Such an insult to the Committee only goes to show what wie of a *hair-pin” that eitor is. KEARNEY was oe a Sergoant-atPy in the Greenbeak Convention eae s ea ow is the oud * must ‘take water’ event, the, members of the Committee cision thatthe Chinese can not re‘build theré: No man on our side -or doany trifling. Tf.all peaceable ‘measures to adjust . the difiiculty are exhausted, we may find it necessray to determine upon a) change of tactics. In th® latter . only ask that the citizens bear them out in what they sze fit to do. The . Chinese lawyer from San Francisco : will be spoken to when he arrives, . and it is likely a Satisfactory ar: . rangement can be made. The money — necessary to carry out the plan will mostly come from a few. men able to. staud the expense. You may rely aire it that the Chinese will have to go.” Mr. Cross “stated that officer . Wm. Scott was one of the few white . men who stood-at the back _of the . {ongolians, ve their old site. r. Scott asked leave to reply, . and the meeting granted it. He said . it was bolstering\up the Chinese. ~ mistake thathe had eon He had . Companies, tylling them to advise their people to Abey the demand of our citizens. He was anxious to see them removed fromthe heart of the terests were identified white people’s, and he was side svery time. Mr. Cross—/‘Will youstand in and use your influence to indyce the Chinese to femove to a reasonable site?” Mr, Scott—‘'Y es, sir.” Mr. Cross—“Then I.niove that Mr, Scott’s name be added to the sub-committes on Sites.” The motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Mr. Scott said that some means should be devised to prevent the Chinese from settling around in various parts of the city, as they would probably attempt to do when they found they could not rebuil2 in the burnt district. : L. Nihei, chairman of the subcommittee appointed: to ascertain the price of lands in the burnt district, made the report given in these columns Sunday. ‘I believe” said he, ‘“‘if all Jother reasonable means. fail, that it wil. be necessary for ws. to rise up and say ‘to the Chinese, ‘We will not have you ia our midst, and you must go eut.*” Geo. F. Jacobs reported for the sub-committee appointed to purchase a site, saying the Chinese would do nothing till taeir lawyer arrived. The Committee of Eleven was given one week further. ‘to. report, in case the Chinese did not attempt to rebuild before that time. If any cabins are statted this week, a meéting will be cafled immiediately and some summary meaus of provention adopted. _ Street Commissioner Casper in reply toan inquiry said the Trustees proposed to put the new street thro’ from Broad to Pine only in event {that Chinatown was not rebuilt, ’ "The resolutions regarding the expulsion of houses of ill fame from Broa! and Pine street, as. published Sunday, were read. In reference to them E. M. Preston, member of the City Board of Exlucation, stated thatthe committee vented from. — out_their~ programme, F; The American Mining Songany at San Juan has justcompleteda run resulting more fav orably than ‘usual, and they have developed sotne very 'good gravel for future operations. The Superintendent will be delayed somewhat in making the next run, as the Company are making some important changes in their hydraul-, ic appliances which will improve the . Pressure by shorteungtheir line of main pipe some five or six hundred feet. \When these improvements are completed they will have one of the best arranged hydraulic mites on this coast. They have extended . their deep bed rock tunnel. about near the present faceof the claims. This . shaft has a depth of 100 feet in bed rock. Mr. McMurray, Superintendent of ty, arrived in San Juana few days since with between $30, 000 and $40,090 worth of bullion. No longer ago than the 24th of last May the company also reulized-from its mines the sum of $25,000 after a shortrun. These mines are among the best in the State. The company is realizing handsomely from their property in this county. Mr. McMurray is mak‘tne strenuous exertions to open up the Boston Revine mine at~ Moore’s . Fat, aud-in a short tice will have it in full blast.—Times. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: ; Leopold Michels et als vs. Wolf Peyser. Hearing of motion to dissolve injunction set for Friday next. Henry Woodtield vs. Pierce and Cadden, “Hearing of demurrer to amended complaint set for Wednesday. The People vs, Thos. Warren.— Trial set for W ednesday. D. A. Rich et als vs. W._ 8. Talbot. Third days’ trial. _In the matter of the Estate of A. Sauvee, deceased, Frank Sauvee was appointed Administrator, and ordered to fie a bond in the sum of $4,090. og 2 oe Polen The Minstrels. . To-morrow and Thursday evening the Nevada City Miustrels will give . at the Theatre in this city entertain. ments which for novelty and other merits will probably surpass all former attempts of the kind. The pro. gramme is varied, and all the num; bers will be rendered with a finish consquent upon frequent rehearsals. The association has several new. ‘members, whose acquisition greatly strengthens it. Reserved seats can be purchased at Vinton’s, Inspecting the City Reservotr. Sunday afternoon City Trustees -Locklia and Gillett, accompanied by Chief Engineer Siebert and several other members of the Fire Depart. ment, yisited the town reservoir, and . did mot expect to make a total moral reform, but there were certain evils made a careful inspection regarding . ipyenia. the condition of the facilities for sup4 plying the city with water. “10:35 a. M; 11:35 a. M.; : i sk return being 25 cents + ~ “Leave Nevada City for Ismert’s . Grove and Grass Valley—9:35 &. M.; 1:25. P. M:; 2:35 p. m.; 4:05 Pp. m.; 5:05 P. M.; 6:05 Pp. M.; 6:45 P.M. Leaves G. ass ‘Valley for Ismert’s Grove and Nevada City—9:30 4. M.; 10:30 a. M.;.11:30 a: M.; 1:20. P. M.; we Se) 4r. oat deat ol M. 6P.M eerie’ <b asies-iaetr ——-——— Accidental Shooting. While Wendisand Eilerman, a young boy, was: playing Saturday evening with a pirtol that. he had foand, it was accidentaliy discharged, the bullet taking effect in the arm of a little girl mamed Mary Richards who stood near. The advising them “not to! 1000 feet, and raised a shaft to the . Wound is not of a serious character, . ” pasfact of the bed rock, webiste in the fleshy part of the arm’ — Advert ised Letters. The followin: in the Post isalistof letters remainffice, Nevada City, for the week ending June i4th, 1880, Persons call. written a latter to the Chinese Six . the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal ing for any of these letters will please say Company at Columbia Hill, thiscoun“advertis J. 8. Botsroox Browning Fred F. 2 Boyue Wm Carson George Clayton Elizabeth L Deolivera Senora Douo Marianito » Hill Stephen Mosardino -Domenhico Miles Mrs E Osgood Chas Powell JR Peters Charles F Sweeny John Smith JC Stevens Alice” ~~ "Williams TP ~~ Held tor Postage. Chen Le Lung, Blue Tent California. Westerday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAls Jacob Naffsiger, -, Proprictor. ee Rolfe city Adams city ‘ _ ee w F Englebright city J A H Schnabel San Fr D Williams You Bet W L McClure Wil Val Lipa — oe J T Wicks Grass Valle rass Val. A He Hunts Hil) 0 Tonpkine Plea Va W M ‘bre city ~ Les.ct city C Grissel Washington Huntley Bloomfie E A Rix San Francise Borland Oakland PT Cole Smartsville rs G F Williams Sm J Bateman Grast Vali Theinow Grass Vall C McElvy city REAROW HGS m= N McDonald city Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Preprictor. Mas Jolly Placerville D Richardson San Fr R J Wiiliams-Derbee J E Clark San Francis A Marlow Marsh's Mill D Furth San Juan 8 Thomas San Juan W R Celgrove Dut Fi Miss Evans do D Locke San Juan J E Mills 8t Louis J McAllis Oakland A Nichols Sacramento WC Stone Secrament G E Townsend Blu Te J. R Ridge Grass Vall C Heath San Francise T Holland San Franci J Nelson Blue Teut J Godfrey Grass Valle W Carter city H Robsen San Jose W R Thomas city L Vance city D Wellington city A Waters Virgin Cit Arias oe & w Plum Va Mrs Taylor & 5c G Hi can Conk Onn Dune Miss Lisson San Juan W Ridley city G Sherwood Bloomfiel T W Wand Oakland C Kirchuer Oakland T Gregory San Francis H L He: Patag E Smith Scotts Flag -H Robinson Petaluma F E Laker Blue Tent H V Reardan city At Columbia Hilr coun J Sth, 1880, Mrs. Mary gto ‘wine, aged 46 years. wi in all the Courts will draw up up Deeds, aad (ae for of acknowledgments Therete included. ~— advertised for sate" et M B Dumler Scott Fla W Rogers Murch Min . . W F Enright + Louis G Sherwood Bloomfie L M Sukeforth b.90m R Woodland Placervil E J Sparks Lincoln —— J Tonnorcity, — G C Shaw city © Yaughn city T S Davenport Dublin L .ulac city Mrs J Thomas city A ¥F M><‘er Santa Cruz ACard. . Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1830, will be delinquent and publicauction;-ad unless paymentis made before, will be sold on Thursday. the 12th day of August, 18380; to pay delinquent assessment, together ‘Wich costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. . CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. Office—Room No. 11, 315 California st., San Francisco, California. jes. Nevada ‘and Grass Vall ey Wood & Lumber Co.~ PL it of 7 FOR SAL» inds of Common and Clear LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, 8 AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, MOULDIN3S, ROUGH PICKETS, SHAKES, SHINGLES, . se ae LATHS, FENCE POSTS, . MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & SpruceW ood, Etc. Street. tended to. tween Nevada City and Yard. Nevada, June 13th, EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND DRESSED PICKETS,; ~~ Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W. & M. Co., Main 42 All orders willbe promptly atsarTelephonic communivatiou beTHE DAI {RE-UNION _ASSOClATiON. : __--AT— ~ISMERT’S. GROVE, On the line of the N. C. ¥. G. Railroad, midway between Nevada and Grass Valley,+ —ON— TRU une I7, 1886, —THE— 105th Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. A Qn which occasion there will Oration, —BY Col. H. I, Thornton Of San Francisco, And an original Poetn by MRS. NELLIE F. mon? OF NEVADA CITY, Gus Will be read. Popular Games and Amrsements of all kinds. Dancing in the Grove ! On a large Platform erected especially that purpose: Excellent Instrumental Music will be furnished by = Of Grass Valley, and -Elser’s Military Band _ (12 pieces) = Nevada City. Special pains will run every Sale Wisi tha: day in from the Grove, between Nevida City and Grass Valley. fF PROSPECT HILL, NEVADA‘CITY, Desirable Residence for Sale. . The valuable propert y situated on ie are. On the Bvening of the same day * GRAND BALL Lion of London, oe,, ote Vik, . mig . ’ Paris, Revere, Teutonia, New Orleans, now cooupled by Geo. A. Church, is offered WILL BE GIVEN AT a piper nd Right Goes With xxurT ms EX AL4, If desired, half the purchase money may By Prof. E. Maller, Coes ae on the property payable And the om iculars enquire of r 8. CHAPLIN, ~ 1 jell _.__ Wellington's Stable. -_. HevataAmma & W. BICELOW, : Will appear at the Theatre. Basen cactauad _)INSURANCE AGENT. sap aliiain teh fo Nera ‘ ic . Canahy, ond hale cordially inv cee tame of, Lg en ted to'attend on this Holiday occasion, ont no efforts will bé spared to make their ibe’ tie INVESTMENT, raternal and pleasant. Theo Berlin of Cologne, The Girardof Phila. delphia, La Confiance and La Caisse, of By order of the Exeeutive Committe? LEOP. GARTHE, Corresponding Se¢¥: x be an Thomas’ ilver Cornet BandWe, the undersigned, agree to ~ Toads he con saline E go weakNEVADA early decay, loss of &e., I 78 close'our respective: places of busi hom hat willenre "yee Fil oo , ness on Re-Union day, viz: Thurs-. OF CHARGE. This great AP oe i —aSE day, June 17th, from I2o'clock noon . grered.y a iene? Sova Amerie > until 5 o’clock P.M . Jossrn T. Inman, Station D, New Bog F The paint Citizens Bank, . A. Dy een, . oi “s a f tl interior’ c) Rosenberg Bros. ‘B H. Miller, = i aad G. W. Welch. Alex Sloan, ; ~ Assessment Notice. _ po James Colley, . Hyman Bros. vere. yille arrive be OUNT. AUBURN GOLD U ARTZ ; ; J. M. Wa ling, . —o o Turner, MINING. COMPANY. Lots of ‘ night's train John Eagan 1, Moran princi lace of business San Francisco, D. W. ~ orton Brown & Calkiss. . Balttornia® Location of works, Nevada City, From — li : W. H: ’. Nevada County, California. leave this cl M. A. Sterling, Smita, Notive is hereby given, that at a méeting . peg a G. C. Gaylord, K. Casper, of the Board of se held on the’ 2d tined for th C. J. Naifziger, Farrman & Clary, . day)of June, 1890, an assessment, No. 2, of . A big bla W. A. Sigourney, A. Baruh, pg I agi ration, gas . © “Union the Blue Te -A. Rosenthal," R. Roberts, immediately, in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the See£400 pound J. Herzinger, John Jack, retarymat the office of the Company, room —OF THE— eg A. Blumenthal, C. E. Mulloy, = No, 6% 330 Pine street, San Francisco, Cali-} Ag been shippe A. i ee ey Beckman, Pee . An Zz : : : ~~ Jonathan : = y Stock upon which this assessinentited ‘es — Sse opr tal a sablic poo ono sell aaleie 2 . ‘to look as n R. N. Smoot, J.C, Donnelly, past ag at pe Sader, Wl bb é0kd om aH nara: W. R. Coe, Wm. Holmes, Kronday theoth d: day of July, 1880, to pay the }— =AND— eral app Fudieian, igen, . ieey meen, : aoe Brand & ment Ae erat _By_o ofthe Board of gee E i R E s Tnformat Eustis: & Sukeforth J. E. Brown, ; [ D E NTS. terday to t U E. VW Bigelow PP. Hunnerfauth, “Aissenbient Notice. ea BS tees woulc cons ee 5. aes A WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING COMalll the closin Wm. Powell, G. V Selrmittburg PANY. Location of principal’ place of , schools on . W. G. ‘Richards, Luetje & Brand, business, San Francisco, California. . Loca+ Two or t. A. Isoard, P, F. Simonds, tion of works, vagrant Hill Mining District, sas 4 y Nev County, California. cattle passe V ogleman & Webber, G. G. Allan. “Notice is hereby given, that at a smesting NEVADA COUNTY, d ee westlsten Plies a Table. = the a ol gataienee held on — a ur “ z ° y of June, 1 an assessment of swelve t have ¢g anda half Cents per share was levied upon KILL BE HELD UNDER ‘dk ie tha : é Trains will run as follows on the . the capital stock of the corporation, payable \ _PICES OF THE by: this r0 -hnmediately in United States gold coin to }———— —— :a800 Narrow Gauge railroad next Thurs. the Secretary at the office of the Company, gout eas fare sent ‘either a toc &) Vrancieco, Call conte \.___yevapa—country——— —Sunday,. ye 1 : me Sacramente eircumcisio fuss of this the son. of . ter child is What ha men in Gre -the Union would not, merator’s* to be wink The Tin Schmidt ha Hotel prop resides a fe the Washi lady conte ‘ant. Supervi terday agi on Pine st latter. T the dot ow trade a po dot. Thu protected firein fut 8.4. C Chapman the closin; nia Militi this year, on “Frede presented tion. He tenant's ¢ County main her before go ship, and handed it soon be st al tax. ] makes ju claims no time, . A force day -morn New Yor trict, T about. tv walk, I with a fr will be back nit part, lea rear cent The he ground . mine at . last Sat were abs The ALEX, bacconis atock of of the c] . favorite co. His are choi are the’ Withou ra Rte: of them tifrice, .

The Daily Transcript, WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, 4 v } The Committee of Eleven Report Progress—A Breeze Between Lawyer Cross and Officcr Scott—Some Ru siness-Like Addresses. Tuesday, June FSth, 1880. —— More Shot-gun Argument. On Saturday dJast Jacob Miller went to the house of August Adnet, son Rush creek, near Indian Flat, and . j¢, fired at him with a shot-gun, Oue shot entered Adnot’s lip, and the remainder missed him. Miller is stated .to have then reloaded and chased his victim about the ranch for thé pur_pose of ‘getting another . oportunity A large number of citizens , assem. bled at the Theatre Saturday evening to hear the reportof the Committee of Eleven. The meeting was called to order . by Hon. Niles Seals, the regular: Chairman, who stated % . He believed that Chimatown should be removed if possible, . adding that all things were possible ‘with God, and most things with the: American people. Leonard S. Calkins was Secretary pro tem. Pp: chosen object of . that could be alleviated. The existence of houses of ill fame where school children ‘Were compelled to pass daily and witness infamous sights constituteda much greaterevil than that of the Chinese settlement, It was for the fathers and brothers of the young. to say whether this . curse should not be wiped oat to a great extent. Mr. Preston's remarks were botir eloquent 40d conyincing. The resolutions-were unanimously carried. In adjourning the snasting, Judge Searls said: ‘I hope each citizen will constitute bimself a committeeof one to help combat these enemies. of social and -moral-progress. A thousand +stalwart men possessing intelligence }y to kill him, but before he ‘could: Ge~—eomplish the hellish design some parties interfered and took the weapon away. Millet was arrested, brought to this city, -and: ‘by Judge Rabinson bound over to appear next Sacurday for examination on a charge of assault to murder “There are two reports as to the origin “of the fracas. One is that Adnot had been in the habit of abusing Miller’s children by stoning them, and the other that the men. are counter-claimants toa piece’ of mining ground, It is said. that Miller has heretofore been regarded ‘The reports suhmitted by the committee were the same as determined upon previously, and an account of ewhich appeared in Sue’ ast tesae: of ‘the TRANSCR PT. : 'C. W. Cross; Esq., Chairman’ ‘of the Comfnittee of ‘‘Eleven, said among other things: We find one class.of parties owning property in aud respectability can do what they . want to when they have right on their side. “We are right now, and we are. “eertain to Win the fight if we “try. In the name of God; let us combine and put down. these -evils.”” The entire proceedings were replete with displays of deep ‘earnestness and enthusiasm. The ‘Cowrnitthe burnt district who say they wil; not let us have it any price, and we therefore recommend that the City Trustees by regular proceedings condemn-it fora public park. __ Al! good or who-has to foot the —bill. citizens must stand firm to the deNE AENEAN . tee of Eleven and the unselfish, re' spectable element of Nevada. City’s _ people are determined to have their moral rights, no matter what it costs They mean business, and will not be preCresing ‘ on Re-Union Oaz. aaa ‘peaceable citizen; which fact, however, does not lessen -one iota the tiousness.of his. offense, and .the should bs took ise the murder a human beiing. —e———— sonal Mention. I. M. Holcomb, M. Ford and Albert Curtis, thee g ntlemen who it will be remembered came here from New Jersey a Month since with a view-of examiaing the miming re© gources of the district, aty still among us. They are obtaining much valuable information regarding he Various properties, visiting the \mines and claims for themselves instead of velying upon mere report to gov their —opinions. They are-much pleased with the prospects here, and ‘their conclusions wall ‘doubtless be of great benefit to the community, not only because they will invest some of theirown -capital, but will bring their influence to’ bear in get. ting other patties i in the East to do likewise. “They are firm friends to legitimate mining enterprises, and it is such men the community wants. “Whe Deadly Pistol. Sunday afterncon at the Derbec Shaft in Bloomfield townsni Pete Maloney shot a man named Frank Conners, and it is believed the result will be fatal. The reports of the af-. fray that have been brought down are rather confused, but from careful enquiry ‘we learn that Conners had for some time been spoiling for a fight. Hehad some words with. Maloney, who is a sporting man, about a gamo, and: was warned ‘several times to go away. He persisted in dogging him, when finally Maloney drew a pistol and shot him twice, one ball taking effect in his “arm and the other ia his body, It is believed thewounded ma. will die, — Grass Valley Items. A faro game is iu full blast. G. D. Blakey is to be] orator on the Fourth, Dr. Webster is having an L built en his residence. The Godfrey mine has not been working these last few days, owing the scarcity of water. Thursday night a couple of citizens got into a-dispute, and walking out . into the street hada set-to. No arrests, ~ S. D. Bosworth, Deputy P. M., was acullege mate of the Hon. J. A, yarfield, and speaks very highly of him, as do all hie class-mates. The Grass Valley Union's Iusult. In stigmatizing as members of *‘Peep ng Tom committees” the gen-" tlemen engaged in removing Chinatown and houses of ill fame to more sovladed portions of this city than they have occupied heretofore, the Grass Valley Union displays a degree of ‘‘wit” that is fully ‘* appreciated” by the respectable element of our town. Such an insult to the Committee only goes to show what wie of a *hair-pin” that eitor is. KEARNEY was oe a Sergoant-atPy in the Greenbeak Convention eae s ea ow is the oud * must ‘take water’ event, the, members of the Committee cision thatthe Chinese can not re‘build theré: No man on our side -or doany trifling. Tf.all peaceable ‘measures to adjust . the difiiculty are exhausted, we may find it necessray to determine upon a) change of tactics. In th® latter . only ask that the citizens bear them out in what they sze fit to do. The . Chinese lawyer from San Francisco : will be spoken to when he arrives, . and it is likely a Satisfactory ar: . rangement can be made. The money — necessary to carry out the plan will mostly come from a few. men able to. staud the expense. You may rely aire it that the Chinese will have to go.” Mr. Cross “stated that officer . Wm. Scott was one of the few white . men who stood-at the back _of the . {ongolians, ve their old site. r. Scott asked leave to reply, . and the meeting granted it. He said . it was bolstering\up the Chinese. ~ mistake thathe had eon He had . Companies, tylling them to advise their people to Abey the demand of our citizens. He was anxious to see them removed fromthe heart of the terests were identified white people’s, and he was side svery time. Mr. Cross—/‘Will youstand in and use your influence to indyce the Chinese to femove to a reasonable site?” Mr, Scott—‘'Y es, sir.” Mr. Cross—“Then I.niove that Mr, Scott’s name be added to the sub-committes on Sites.” The motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Mr. Scott said that some means should be devised to prevent the Chinese from settling around in various parts of the city, as they would probably attempt to do when they found they could not rebuil2 in the burnt district. : L. Nihei, chairman of the subcommittee appointed: to ascertain the price of lands in the burnt district, made the report given in these columns Sunday. ‘I believe” said he, ‘“‘if all Jother reasonable means. fail, that it wil. be necessary for ws. to rise up and say ‘to the Chinese, ‘We will not have you ia our midst, and you must go eut.*” Geo. F. Jacobs reported for the sub-committee appointed to purchase a site, saying the Chinese would do nothing till taeir lawyer arrived. The Committee of Eleven was given one week further. ‘to. report, in case the Chinese did not attempt to rebuild before that time. If any cabins are statted this week, a meéting will be cafled immiediately and some summary meaus of provention adopted. _ Street Commissioner Casper in reply toan inquiry said the Trustees proposed to put the new street thro’ from Broad to Pine only in event {that Chinatown was not rebuilt, ’ "The resolutions regarding the expulsion of houses of ill fame from Broa! and Pine street, as. published Sunday, were read. In reference to them E. M. Preston, member of the City Board of Exlucation, stated thatthe committee vented from. — out_their~ programme, F; The American Mining Songany at San Juan has justcompleteda run resulting more fav orably than ‘usual, and they have developed sotne very 'good gravel for future operations. The Superintendent will be delayed somewhat in making the next run, as the Company are making some important changes in their hydraul-, ic appliances which will improve the . Pressure by shorteungtheir line of main pipe some five or six hundred feet. \When these improvements are completed they will have one of the best arranged hydraulic mites on this coast. They have extended . their deep bed rock tunnel. about near the present faceof the claims. This . shaft has a depth of 100 feet in bed rock. Mr. McMurray, Superintendent of ty, arrived in San Juana few days since with between $30, 000 and $40,090 worth of bullion. No longer ago than the 24th of last May the company also reulized-from its mines the sum of $25,000 after a shortrun. These mines are among the best in the State. The company is realizing handsomely from their property in this county. Mr. McMurray is mak‘tne strenuous exertions to open up the Boston Revine mine at~ Moore’s . Fat, aud-in a short tice will have it in full blast.—Times. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: ; Leopold Michels et als vs. Wolf Peyser. Hearing of motion to dissolve injunction set for Friday next. Henry Woodtield vs. Pierce and Cadden, “Hearing of demurrer to amended complaint set for Wednesday. The People vs, Thos. Warren.— Trial set for W ednesday. D. A. Rich et als vs. W._ 8. Talbot. Third days’ trial. _In the matter of the Estate of A. Sauvee, deceased, Frank Sauvee was appointed Administrator, and ordered to fie a bond in the sum of $4,090. og 2 oe Polen The Minstrels. . To-morrow and Thursday evening the Nevada City Miustrels will give . at the Theatre in this city entertain. ments which for novelty and other merits will probably surpass all former attempts of the kind. The pro. gramme is varied, and all the num; bers will be rendered with a finish consquent upon frequent rehearsals. The association has several new. ‘members, whose acquisition greatly strengthens it. Reserved seats can be purchased at Vinton’s, Inspecting the City Reservotr. Sunday afternoon City Trustees -Locklia and Gillett, accompanied by Chief Engineer Siebert and several other members of the Fire Depart. ment, yisited the town reservoir, and . did mot expect to make a total moral reform, but there were certain evils made a careful inspection regarding . ipyenia. the condition of the facilities for sup4 plying the city with water. “10:35 a. M; 11:35 a. M.; : i sk return being 25 cents + ~ “Leave Nevada City for Ismert’s . Grove and Grass Valley—9:35 &. M.; 1:25. P. M:; 2:35 p. m.; 4:05 Pp. m.; 5:05 P. M.; 6:05 Pp. M.; 6:45 P.M. Leaves G. ass ‘Valley for Ismert’s Grove and Nevada City—9:30 4. M.; 10:30 a. M.;.11:30 a: M.; 1:20. P. M.; we Se) 4r. oat deat ol M. 6P.M eerie’ <b asies-iaetr ——-——— Accidental Shooting.

While Wendisand Eilerman, a young boy, was: playing Saturday evening with a pirtol that. he had foand, it was accidentaliy discharged, the bullet taking effect in the arm of a little girl mamed Mary Richards who stood near. The advising them “not to! 1000 feet, and raised a shaft to the . Wound is not of a serious character, . ” pasfact of the bed rock, webiste in the fleshy part of the arm’ — Advert ised Letters. The followin: in the Post isalistof letters remainffice, Nevada City, for the week ending June i4th, 1880, Persons call. written a latter to the Chinese Six . the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal ing for any of these letters will please say Company at Columbia Hill, thiscoun“advertis J. 8. Botsroox Browning Fred F. 2 Boyue Wm Carson George Clayton Elizabeth L Deolivera Senora Douo Marianito » Hill Stephen Mosardino -Domenhico Miles Mrs E Osgood Chas Powell JR Peters Charles F Sweeny John Smith JC Stevens Alice” ~~ "Williams TP ~~ Held tor Postage. Chen Le Lung, Blue Tent California. Westerday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAls Jacob Naffsiger, -, Proprictor. ee Rolfe city Adams city ‘ _ ee w F Englebright city J A H Schnabel San Fr D Williams You Bet W L McClure Wil Val Lipa — oe J T Wicks Grass Valle rass Val. A He Hunts Hil) 0 Tonpkine Plea Va W M ‘bre city ~ Les.ct city C Grissel Washington Huntley Bloomfie E A Rix San Francise Borland Oakland PT Cole Smartsville rs G F Williams Sm J Bateman Grast Vali Theinow Grass Vall C McElvy city REAROW HGS m= N McDonald city Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Preprictor. Mas Jolly Placerville D Richardson San Fr R J Wiiliams-Derbee J E Clark San Francis A Marlow Marsh's Mill D Furth San Juan 8 Thomas San Juan W R Celgrove Dut Fi Miss Evans do D Locke San Juan J E Mills 8t Louis J McAllis Oakland A Nichols Sacramento WC Stone Secrament G E Townsend Blu Te J. R Ridge Grass Vall C Heath San Francise T Holland San Franci J Nelson Blue Teut J Godfrey Grass Valle W Carter city H Robsen San Jose W R Thomas city L Vance city D Wellington city A Waters Virgin Cit Arias oe & w Plum Va Mrs Taylor & 5c G Hi can Conk Onn Dune Miss Lisson San Juan W Ridley city G Sherwood Bloomfiel T W Wand Oakland C Kirchuer Oakland T Gregory San Francis H L He: Patag E Smith Scotts Flag -H Robinson Petaluma F E Laker Blue Tent H V Reardan city At Columbia Hilr coun J Sth, 1880, Mrs. Mary gto ‘wine, aged 46 years. wi in all the Courts will draw up up Deeds, aad (ae for of acknowledgments Therete included. ~— advertised for sate" et M B Dumler Scott Fla W Rogers Murch Min . . W F Enright + Louis G Sherwood Bloomfie L M Sukeforth b.90m R Woodland Placervil E J Sparks Lincoln —— J Tonnorcity, — G C Shaw city © Yaughn city T S Davenport Dublin L .ulac city Mrs J Thomas city A ¥F M><‘er Santa Cruz ACard. . Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1830, will be delinquent and publicauction;-ad unless paymentis made before, will be sold on Thursday. the 12th day of August, 18380; to pay delinquent assessment, together ‘Wich costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. . CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. Office—Room No. 11, 315 California st., San Francisco, California. jes. Nevada ‘and Grass Vall ey Wood & Lumber Co.~ PL it of 7 FOR SAL» inds of Common and Clear LUMBER ! DRESSED FLOORING, 8 AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, MOULDIN3S, ROUGH PICKETS, SHAKES, SHINGLES, . se ae LATHS, FENCE POSTS, . MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & SpruceW ood, Etc. Street. tended to. tween Nevada City and Yard. Nevada, June 13th, EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND DRESSED PICKETS,; ~~ Office — Town Talk, and at South Yuba W. & M. Co., Main 42 All orders willbe promptly atsarTelephonic communivatiou beTHE DAI {RE-UNION _ASSOClATiON. : __--AT— ~ISMERT’S. GROVE, On the line of the N. C. ¥. G. Railroad, midway between Nevada and Grass Valley,+ —ON— TRU une I7, 1886, —THE— 105th Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. A Qn which occasion there will Oration, —BY Col. H. I, Thornton Of San Francisco, And an original Poetn by MRS. NELLIE F. mon? OF NEVADA CITY, Gus Will be read. Popular Games and Amrsements of all kinds. Dancing in the Grove ! On a large Platform erected especially that purpose: Excellent Instrumental Music will be furnished by = Of Grass Valley, and -Elser’s Military Band _ (12 pieces) = Nevada City. Special pains will run every Sale Wisi tha: day in from the Grove, between Nevida City and Grass Valley. fF PROSPECT HILL, NEVADA‘CITY, Desirable Residence for Sale. . The valuable propert y situated on ie are. On the Bvening of the same day * GRAND BALL Lion of London, oe,, ote Vik, . mig . ’ Paris, Revere, Teutonia, New Orleans, now cooupled by Geo. A. Church, is offered WILL BE GIVEN AT a piper nd Right Goes With xxurT ms EX AL4, If desired, half the purchase money may By Prof. E. Maller, Coes ae on the property payable And the om iculars enquire of r 8. CHAPLIN, ~ 1 jell _.__ Wellington's Stable. -_. HevataAmma & W. BICELOW, : Will appear at the Theatre. Basen cactauad _)INSURANCE AGENT. sap aliiain teh fo Nera ‘ ic . Canahy, ond hale cordially inv cee tame of, Lg en ted to'attend on this Holiday occasion, ont no efforts will bé spared to make their ibe’ tie INVESTMENT, raternal and pleasant. Theo Berlin of Cologne, The Girardof Phila. delphia, La Confiance and La Caisse, of By order of the Exeeutive Committe? LEOP. GARTHE, Corresponding Se¢¥: x be an Thomas’ ilver Cornet BandWe, the undersigned, agree to ~ Toads he con saline E go weakNEVADA early decay, loss of &e., I 78 close'our respective: places of busi hom hat willenre "yee Fil oo , ness on Re-Union day, viz: Thurs-. OF CHARGE. This great AP oe i —aSE day, June 17th, from I2o'clock noon . grered.y a iene? Sova Amerie > until 5 o’clock P.M . Jossrn T. Inman, Station D, New Bog F The paint Citizens Bank, . A. Dy een, . oi “s a f tl interior’ c) Rosenberg Bros. ‘B H. Miller, = i aad G. W. Welch. Alex Sloan, ; ~ Assessment Notice. _ po James Colley, . Hyman Bros. vere. yille arrive be OUNT. AUBURN GOLD U ARTZ ; ; J. M. Wa ling, . —o o Turner, MINING.. COMPANY. Lots of ‘ night's train John Eagan 1, Moran princi lace of business San Francisco, D. W. ~ orton Brown & Calkiss. . Balttornia® Location of works, Nevada City, From — li : W. H: ’. Nevada County, California. leave this cl M. A. Sterling, Smita, Notive is hereby given, that at a méeting . peg a G. C. Gaylord, K. Casper, of the Board of se held on the’ 2d tined for th C. J. Naifziger, Farrman & Clary, . day)of June, 1890, an assessment, No. 2, of . A big bla W. A. Sigourney, A. Baruh, pg I agi ration, gas . © “Union the Blue Te -A. Rosenthal," R. Roberts, immediately, in U. 8. Gold Coin, to the See£400 pound J. Herzinger, John Jack, retarymat the office of the Company, room —OF THE— eg A. Blumenthal, C. E. Mulloy, = No, 6% 330 Pine street, San Francisco, Cali-} Ag been shippe A. i ee ey Beckman, Pee . An Zz : : : ~~ Jonathan : = y Stock upon which this assessinentited ‘es — Sse opr tal a sablic poo ono sell aaleie 2 . ‘to look as n R. N. Smoot, J.C, Donnelly, past ag at pe Sader, Wl bb é0kd om aH nara: W. R. Coe, Wm. Holmes, Kronday theoth d: day of July, 1880, to pay the }— =AND— eral app Fudieian, igen, . ieey meen, : aoe Brand & ment Ae erat _By_o ofthe Board of gee E i R E s Tnformat Eustis: & Sukeforth J. E. Brown, ; [ D E NTS. terday to t U E. VW Bigelow PP. Hunnerfauth, “Aissenbient Notice. ea BS tees woulc cons ee 5. aes A WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING COMalll the closin Wm. Powell, G. V Selrmittburg PANY. Location of principal’ place of , schools on . W. G. ‘Richards, Luetje & Brand, business, San Francisco, California. . Loca+ Two or t. A. Isoard, P, F. Simonds, tion of works, vagrant Hill Mining District, sas 4 y Nev County, California. cattle passe V ogleman & Webber, G. G. Allan. “Notice is hereby given, that at a smesting NEVADA COUNTY, d ee westlsten Plies a Table. = the a ol gataienee held on — a ur “ z ° y of June, 1 an assessment of swelve t have ¢g anda half Cents per share was levied upon KILL BE HELD UNDER ‘dk ie tha : é Trains will run as follows on the . the capital stock of the corporation, payable \ _PICES OF THE by: this r0 -hnmediately in United States gold coin to }———— —— :a800 Narrow Gauge railroad next Thurs. the Secretary at the office of the Company, gout eas fare sent ‘either a toc &) Vrancieco, Call conte \.___yevapa—country——— —Sunday,. ye 1 : me Sacramente eircumcisio fuss of this the son. of . ter child is What ha men in Gre -the Union would not, merator’s* to be wink The Tin Schmidt ha Hotel prop resides a fe the Washi lady conte ‘ant. Supervi terday agi on Pine st latter. T the dot ow trade a po dot. Thu protected firein fut 8.4. C Chapman the closin; nia Militi this year, on “Frede presented tion. He tenant's ¢ County main her before go ship, and handed it soon be st al tax. ] makes ju claims no time, . A force day -morn New Yor trict, T about. tv walk, I with a fr will be back nit part, lea rear cent The he ground . mine at . last Sat were abs The ALEX, bacconis atock of of the c] . favorite co. His are choi are the’ Withou ra Rte: of them tifrice, .