March 13, 1880 (4 pages)

-from either side of the continent has ee the National free Press.ol_ Washington, . D. Cyt ville, Cerifornia, son of Jacob “9, 1855, and there received a ¢om mon schcol educatior . wee Gur Supery isors kbroud. She Daily Transeript,. HEVADA.CiTY, CALIFORNIA. 7 Saturday, March 12th, 1880. Page. Smith and M. Byrne, Jr, Of, thie} county, together with about twenty other.members of Board of Supervisors froni-various parts ‘of the State, on Wednesday evening appeared before the Joint Legislative Committee . fon Cotnty Government, at Sacramento. _ Night befure last: they returned home. Mr. Smith told the TAN. REPT reporter yeste.day that he was satisfied-from what he learn: . ed While before the Committee that4 Nevada will be ranked as a firstclass’ county, -unless 2 apecial grane” “be created for if We wiil-dou ttless fion. Morhee F. The intense interest att taching to Chinese citizenship im the Dnited States, and the growing importance of the subject, gives a present popujar desire to know more‘of the mea who have taken prominent part in shaping National grape thereon. And probably: no---Representatjve “been wrore zealously the matter then the’sabject of the sketch which we find an ig get” wpony “enga P have a regular Avditer,instead of] the County Clerk acting’ as.ex-offieio following “Anditor. ‘The generat affairs of the By .ifivitation, Messrs. Wm. HH: "School located at Nevada City. ° {ined to put in-air . prietor of the‘fheatre-and the Bi} _Miage ayemav (From oan Ban Juan Correspondent. ) O@r people are dedidedly in® favor of having ‘# branch of the Normal _Anh immense congrégation assembled at the M. E,. Church’ at. this place on Stinday last to hear the Rev. Mr. Harris. Hig sermon was'a powerfulome. ° The weather in this: n eek id the woods” The nights are freezing cold, the ‘days warm amd pieasaiit, with an: cccas‘is very changesd e. ~ ional snow storm to vary the monot. ony. {he Nellie Boyd dramatic troupe appearance here last week as-advertised. Th pro+cuunty wilt be—condneted—on—about-+ tue saine principle that-they now, Vorace Fr: ancis Pags; “of Placer and Wiina Ann (nee Nash).Page, was born in Or leans co,, New Yorl k, -October pervisoxs escorted ‘their visiting brethvrem4o various pots of interéstim aad around the city, “entertaiting them in excellent style. The new $0,000 Hospital was inspected He enrig. aft ed toCalifornta in 1854, where, by industry, economy and s-rict — fe fer snccesses a8 a model aaneainare i, rity he ‘aa the toundation of his &tThis institution is under the direct . * Selfsmade, his unaided struggles to intormmaud tit himself for honorable aud responsible positions has made himfemiuentjy an indepen .ent charge of their and Mr. Smith says that he has never before seen one that ig in all evident management, _ered te Fare, Thursday the Sacramento Su-. _ tte wind fairty howled—here—on . Jb: M--ef-cherokee hasa-pertio— of water does to a mad dog, Poster-are. e-the only parties that. ee ee on—the-lOth, by‘ has given out_and th oe shooting herself through: rday, on two charges of misdemeano", -and-was-released from custody. ter of D. C. Mitchell, ‘San Fr ranciseo, . The machinery is rusted; YG Le io jue > arto Rai 4-6 te a ———— i" ze Ss ei nine TRE BIGGEST JOKE KET. eld ‘the Kumorist of theSacramento Gee Frics 40 Convince the Alleged Wits of the Pacific Coast Press shat they are Keally Amusing: ! é Some years ago, Wherrthe wits éf the Eastern coast w ere in their prime, amor babbied throngh the henght apers as the gas bubbles up from a the Detroit Free su.pher spring, arks at the meeting . Pan the Danbury News, the NorHe furnished bail. ristown Herald aud other journals . were copied extensively by the pa. pers of the Pacitic States: Now, ' however, the fountain has ‘dried up, the smile plays no more light and a I State and Coast Items. ‘The Captain Jack Dramatic. Combinat?on have commenced an! en ‘. gagement at Saéramento, and are playing ‘‘Life on the Border.”* _ Dennis Kearney was arrested }y . the: police i in San Francisco on “pie w based on rem Tuesday nigh. A shooting atlray oceurred at Ben. ton, Mono-county, ‘Jast Saturday, be-' . tween ¥. C. Benits; Postmaster, and . free, flashing ite fants istic shades of 'fun on every hand, the pe sncils, auemploye of the Stage Company, . which flowed on as_as. soft. and amenamed MeMorrow, abowt—mail mat-jjoqious and rapid as thegurgling, ters, Benits reeeived wounds which! brook through the pebb es, now drag eausedt his death ‘ou Sunday. and bear as the oldjmaw bea 5 kis ax Martha B-Mitchell, aged 15,dangb-. ron the grindstone and gets mad~atythis hittie son tur nol turning faster. ~the oil head “the hearts chas-been-soderneHOw nop-that_itcan grind no more: = all the with—her father’s piftol which she! ki 1s lave brightened up thie Caidliies: Nate. EAties, Reninae and Méerschaam.Pives, and every jound-in-w-Veriety Store, 2 #.° “ = * ag Seer Je G. BOWERMAN Ophosite Legg & Shaw’s Hoary. ware Store, Main Strect. Nevada City, AVING PURCHASED™THE S¥0cx and fixtures of #. M. Smoot, E Nag @n. larged and.ditted up the store in first eg,‘ style, has stocked it with an assortinent . CHOICE HAVANA cleans, . Tobacco, and Cigarettes, ‘Of all the Faverite Brands, range Se “Also -Fancy—Gosds, ;_ Stationery, Cus _ thing ie heaper 4-5 Whe othe? Sterc the kind in this City. Monday night last. A cabin o¢su. ! pied by John‘Mobray was. severely Some-fences were blown down but no ser ods loss. was ‘sustaindamaged, ed by our peop. e. to the. PRANSURIPE ular av er sion The sight of a TRaNscrigr operates as badly on his system as~ the sight W hat esased regarding sume-horsehold-af: a Tights yo tS The: only . . path of ‘huiior, te “Burlingion hives with full ‘Hawkeye alone vigor, but its Saige is fed by the}. "brains of a wonderiul wit, obert Burdette, the king to-day. of -Ameri_ can humeér:-—-Sti,—though—_these} lamps have so little oil left, the. patook out~of.a drawer. known cause of the act _was_a threat . of an older sister_to report.to_her., father a-trifling disobedience of defairs, Aa? Cadl and be convinced. J. BOWERMAN, Nevada City, March 12, 1850. <a a ai gg amine ce aR RNEREE EET $3 PER i000. Pe srg ON tis coast seek to brighter ! lationg at Apeti tion was in cireulat ny thaik cin roadway by borrowing “Marysville on “Phirsday, and wisber ing largely signed, asking : the Legislature to pass the Davis bill and the the pleted cruse. They forget. that round about are lamps which have but*jus® been filled, which pre burnBP here an tevisiation by Congress to thatmemdts Sod “him to fight his own battles to vic..& comprehensive and reliable account . Wan, witha decided “charatter enabling respects a better—model for other counties. It is economically conducted,. yet the arrangements for securing the comfort of patights are most complete., Mr. thatin his opinton Nevada county is ably represented in-the~ Legislature: Our Senators and Assemb.ymén are tireless in their efforts, and work to good advantage. He thinks we ought to be proud of them. ceilings piidigghce mine = scone Oe Let the Chinese Go, tory inany field. He was inttoducail into political .ife in’ 1869 by. re(eiving the unanimous nomination of the Republicans for State Senator from El Dorado county, bat was defeared:-Iu" 1872 he was elected to Conuftess over a cowbinatiou-ef Demoerats and Independents; noi. inated by acclamation, in. 1873,. for. the same oflice, ant elected over'a Republican Tudependent and a, Demo cratiomzandidate, by 4,470 inajority, in adistrict giving 4, O00 majority for a Democratic candidate for Governor; again electdéd in 1876, receiving 1,090 . vows more than the electoral “ticket yooh oO : > tyet. tc i rs : oun Te taVSE “of ‘aneiaitona applicants put man appearance. stricting the imimigration of tae C hie mese, and secured the pi assage of . what is known as tho Anti-Coolie . Act. Healso: introduced a bill to . umend the Revised: Statutes, so as to : ae hows the naturalization of the: Obines¢, which beeame a law, Daring his. second term , (44th Congress) he secured the passage through the House of the Joint Reso: lution requiring a Commission to go to the Pacific Coast and investigate the Chinese question, During his third term (4 Sth Con. . gress) he urged before Committeesof*" Congress, on al proper occasions, tie bili which finally passed both Horees, and was knownas the Chinese 1#!passenger Bill—which was . subsequently vetoed by the Presi. ‘dent, Mr. Pave ista raember of the C ommittee on Education and Labor of . ee present Cougress, and is a mcui-her-of the sub-Coemmittee which authorized the report-to the House of > a billsimilar to that which the Presi-* dent formerly vetoed, bat without) . : — the ahevaicve tacked on -as amend: . this side of the line between this ments to it by the Sematg, which led . county and Placer, to sad veto. — Mr. Page spoke at length and The Exact Date. thost effectively on the varivas phaaesof the Chinese question during . each of the Congresses of which he . “has been a member, He has always . _been a most persistent and consistent opponent of Chinese Fmmigra. ‘tion, and is the first Representative . from:-California who secured effective S. also states A few weeks since a lady acver_tised through the TrRanscrrpr for a. . Subsequent to that time severa! com. petent and worthy ladies -heve albat say they can not” find ‘employment. If those:families about town who -} employ Chinese cooks would turn . overa new leaf and give poor white women a show, the Lord woukl find . some way to reward them. es . vertised for’ similar situations, In Nevada County, afier AN. J. M. Fulweiler, an eminent Tegal light’of Auburn, has been epending . a few days in town on, Court. bi isine’ss. ‘While here he took considerable pride in_telling of the wonders of . . Placer county, saying ‘that himself, wand A. L. Craighad teeeantly locat‘ed some ledges over thare that donhble. discounted any thing ever seen here. Since he left it has been discovered . that the boasted bonanzas are just onA well known lady of this city who. lived here at that time says . that John Barrett,the kleptomaniac, . was hung on Friday, July 16th, 1852. That year, like the present one, gave -to February five Sunday s, bringi ng Transcript last Wednesday, have you been dowg to the young mInan? At is ‘reported. that John Kuhlman of Freiieh Corral, threatens to _prosecute Brother Porter for libel because the latter had the audacity to ask the-former_to pay him—Porter—a few dollars, justly his own. That . . would be a rich suit. Tam on the track of a case wherein a crtain-party endeavored'to obtain’ possession of a horse which had been taken under executiowunder false When I oktain all the tacts I will give a histery of it for’ the benefit of your reatiers. ~ ~The Chinese must.go: There will be no further use for Chinese wash pretenses. houses, now ev erybody here : “has 4. purchased a supply of collars, bosoms and cuffs-of thecelluloid make. They . ? will never need washing, ‘Lhe L gislature ought to passa daw forbidding the sale of: such goods-in this State, because. df -suchaw is not enacted poor Washer women will starve, Labor saving machineryds-a_curse.) . A-comniunication, published inithe signed ‘a retired teacher,” has given rise to much speculationas to theauthorship. Many persons attribute the authorship to Mr. McAllister, lately of the . tirchville school,ibut he positively denies the ‘‘soft impeachment.” He is a gentleman whose word ‘tah not be doubted. The Schoo’ Trustees . drive Padden off. The body {tatter_place_hiniself,in company with 1. 15+} “tas ag _aratory of Johnson Ott; OG HWY principfis of : the contthon law and commion right.” And it also-asks that-an eppropriation be made by the State of a sum sufficient to inaugurate and carry. ont such practicable plans as raay-be reported by the State the ultimate restoration ing brightly aud easily, “gird whose supply. of-oil his just cominenced to be-touched., Yet, from mere force of hanit, they turn away from ‘those -. near them te gaze—upon—the—ruins of once brijliant lights. Though our . . iamps may wever be what the Easterniamps bave been, yet the oil: is fresh, they ban we . ’ and they are better now thaw the lamps tha: flicker by the Atlantic. We have a! splendid coileétion of them ‘and-> yet vewspaper men aloe know their vallic, for, the reading people are only . treated to a,view of worn-out gooils, ‘Tt is time thatthey knew something of the be' ter quality in their mitt, . and it is the purpose here to mention the more prominent ones: __. San Francisco Exe -hange—A free fans, striking at every body, thong not maijciously, ® — Whose wit inthe combat as gentle ae bright, Neer carri¢d x heart-siain away on its biade. Addicted not so. much to g. otesque . , descriptions of scenery or of occurences, as hits at individuals, -whose ludicrousness and quaint turn are theis chief beauty, Ever fresh, ever spatkling, as welcome as‘ a_ glimpse ot _‘Wobbies,” after a mi,ht with Clara Morris. San Francisco Stock Report— Les¢ on the free and easy style, but with a dry humor and_a wonderful aptiede. when .ecessary to teil outiageously funny yarns. Virginia: Chronicle—With a humog suitable to the ovcasion, aiways Peasy but not shaded in those delicate hires necessary in a godly city like Oakland or Sacramento. — (in fact, Nevada papers are a reflex of the population, brimming over with fus, as asagebrush zephyr, but not at all particu ar to keep within the boands ofa Sunday-school sermon.) Engimeer for to their natural condition of the river channe!s of the State. ‘Michael Padden was shot andkilled by an eight-year-old_boy named. Cla W, T., on. the 12th inst. It seems that ‘Padden was engaged at the time of the shooting Kill fallrik, at Sehome, in fencing in a piece of Jand in dispute between Himself and Cl The latter being absent from home at the time, his wife oideved Badden to quit the premises, and upon his refusing todo so she returned to the house and placing a shotgun in the hands of h r son, ‘sént him forth to ark. did-_as ordered, with the result above stated No arrests, > 2 oe . Late Eastern News. Rosenthal & Co.’s flovr Ind., suffereda Lehman, mill, at Frankfort, terrible explosion on Thursday morn-{— ing, Ten inen were killed an . twice ag many more wounded. . The sill was entirely destroyed by fire. Gen. Grant will sail for heme on the 15th inst. He will visit Galveston aind New Orleans, and frong the are not troubted-in tke feast avout it. “They say the object they had in view in-recomtmentling the Bancroft serics was to save money to the parents of pupils: that if the people don’t want-the books, they buy them. A San Juan gentleman mounted his horse on Stmtlay last to take): a ride to Badger Hill. ‘he animal went along very quietly. until -it nd there needn't reachei(l Cherokee street, ithe daysin the same ‘relative ‘posiHe has, also, during his Congression: . tions as they are this-year. The laal career, been the atithor Oly . several important measures that Rave . besome law, touchurg’the public lands . . yesterday in saying that Barrett's _in their various aspects,jand: nlageam : “proved B sence service. _> oe tev yada City's Gola Sibi The editor of the TRAN-chrPT was: ~éngaged nearly all day yesterdayin} ‘hanging was a cold-blooded murder, * _ ee Netovered Wis Money. WilliainColley yesterday paid over rto Thomas Gregory — the $100 for. feit-stake-of Redda inthe MeAipine— visiting various mines and mine . . Rodda’ prize fight affair. Gregory j owners in this district, and will : Ss ee had attached the money, claiming to-morrow place before the public . that he lent tt to Rodda ‘on condi. tiorr tirat oithe operations and prospects of alt) . g ae tach retundedt ‘with_loeal properties: A large extra__cihia tion of tke TRANSCRIPT, ae this review will be printed and circulated through various parts of the The New €offee House. ns a The laitfes of the Christian TeinPe kidd Mewed . perance: Union held a meeting night CONnEF: bi a k nat t a apd i before Jast and determined to open and vicinity is the best field on t °. the coffee house and reading room as legitimate minin coast for legitimate mining. ‘he de. entioned in the ‘TRaNscrieT two velopinents made here thus far have or three days since. The establishinestly been on a limited scae. peau will probably be located on Where operations have oc casionally . roa street. Teen conducted on aliberal, intelli. : are en Old Age.” gent and realeamceEi se coc Tis ee es having . Fave —been —lees~ failvresthan—in . he eat a, Stock Report . Jat one time, and the appointment is any other part of the world, . %* ® Nevads Tuanscairt has i gu excellent: one in every respect. Mais fhet_ t ful y realized, . entered uponits fortieth volume. This . tad . dy sigreck with “our—eontributor of . foreing or conmxing would lmdtxe the ‘Tt stopped and refuset other inch in the right dire tion. } anima! to meve in tlre pegeires great deal of cursing, pounding and coaxing, the animal started onthe back ike! cand never ‘et, i up until it reached a point neartheM.! Church: on Fiume street, Here it . stopped and took breath. The rider i then put-on his gloves, and the © ani. mal Started-off in a peaceable manner and gave his rider no further trouble. ; Now, query: Did’the animal reason that the gentleman ought to have been to churel insteail of visiting on Fiwally after a God’s holy day? or was he ashamed . to be seen carrying a gloveless man? Who can answer ? —— Benaty Collecter Appeinted. G. vow Schmittburg has appointed H. P. Sanford Deputy Tax Collector, My. Sanford has had considerable experience in this line of business, . 4{pRR de -CairzWPORD;near—the-Enieu4 Carson Appedl—A bright and witty but lazy pencil; addicted to yarns mo e than to paragraphs. Vallejo Chronicle—A sarcastic caricaturist of the foibles. of mankind, and especiaily-theinconsistencies of sogiety, aud exceedingly eruel on. feminine tollies. Bureka Leader—-Short crispy paragtaphs on timely tepics, especially : relative to polities. : These are the. journals of Califor-. ea Cardinal Hose for Ladies and . nia and Nevada which can be relied Children just received by Mra. Les. UPO? daily for breezy, refreshing paragfaphs or quaintly-told stories, fullay equarte anything concocted “by the E.stern press. In addition. to these, though, there are various others which circuypstaices alone prevent from being fully up to the standard set by those already mentioned. ‘In its palmy days the Virginia Enterprise was sparkling with wit, and it has thu force employed yet to maintain that reputation, had not Dan De Qiille and -others—-turned theirattention more to “facts and news than.fancy and fiction.,,, Yet wheneverthey have time to dally a little with Momus, they are certain Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Kitty Felt, will take a trip to Denver, at which point the ladies will sojourn during the General’scontemplated toue through . the mining regions of Wyomin? and Colorade: It is the intention of the party to-return to Galena during “the latter part of April or the first of May. Hote!, Main street. —_ Speelal Notice. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Mrs: F. Burns, fot furniture, are requested to make payment immediately, as the business will change -liands in a few m9-lw. days. All accounts not_paid-at the ‘expira— tion of two weeks from, date, will be. placed in the hands of an oflicer. for now and then from “thea “alraost ite= tk Ho “Nevada City. ‘Por Sale es ihe 1 ice Honadl NEVADA €ITY. J. S. “THOMPSON, meh 12 WH. B. CAMPRELL, Architeet and Civil Engineer. e ‘ SPECIFICATIONS Fer ‘SpLANS— AND ridges. Patterns mide Buildings and Br ro order-for sli kinds of Wheel Gear. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE +:Water Street mech {2 AUCTION SALE, FRARK GUILD TILL SELL AT HIS ROOMS, ON PINT. STREET, OPPOSITE BECKMANS SALOON, ON ‘Saturday, Marek: 13th, 1880, at 7 , cloet P.M. THE LARGEST LOT OF . NEW and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Etc, Ever offered for Sale in Nevada-City;con: sisting of — Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wasustands, Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Loan ges, Desks, Bedding, Carpets, Crockery, Tinware, Window.Shades, Pictures, 2 Cook Stoves, I Sewing Muchine, _2 Statues, Etc. Alse BGedreom Sets, New, 1 €nrigkt Piano, i Orgun, in-goed order. _® FRANE GUILD, Auctioneer. J ” ~ Delinquent Salc Notice. Pittsburg Geld Mining Company. Loca: tien cf principal place or business, San Fravcie0,-Calitornia. Locatien of works, Nevads county, California, Notice. There are ddineasn’ upon the following described stock on account of atsessment (NO. 4), levied on the 23d day of January, L880, the severalamounts set opposite the nanres ot the respective shure Photters; as toons. SS No. No. Certif’e; Shas. Am’t. Weyl C. 40 100 6 00 Wey! &. 77 6 oa Wegener R. Trustee 124 4000 240 Wegener K. Trustee 125 240 1440 And i in accordance with law, and an order of the Board Of Directors, made on the 27th” day of February; 1580, so many shares of each parcel of such stock ‘as may be neces sary, will be sold at piiblic auction, ot the oiice of the Com yy 414° Califorbig, street, San.Franciseo, This, ons Tuesday, the— 30th day —of-Mareh, 1880, at the-hour of 1 quent assessment . thereon, costs cf advertising and expefises of sale. R. WEGENER, Secretary ‘collection. Mrs. F. BURNS. lw ; to conceive something rich and racy. The Nevada TRANS sChipt is brigne and chirp, and would be among the wittiest 1f the editor were not forced 10 devote so much of his time to the other and more se.id duties of the newspaper. ‘Phe Carson City Tribune frequently _brightens out with humor, but it is by flashes. Ta addition to these are others which are worthy of notice, but we have given suflicient to show that the papers--on. this“ coast are as worthy of public acknowledgement. . for the wit contained i in them asthe majority of those in the Kast, to] . which habit alone compels people to doff their hats. —-~<t om —— For Kent. ~ Two efices in Brown & orga 8 Block, corher of Broad and Pine streets. Enquire of N. P. Brown, TRANSCRIPT office. tf ere Yesterday s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL sacob hermoso Pyaureeten. J N uses) city Zz A Shields Quaker Hi H Molierus Granite H Austin Rapch J Grussel Washingte C E Hatch Red Rog C R GilletChicage CU Newhouse Grass Vall C Rerg Rock Creex A G Shaw Dutch Flat F Bvans Chico fniil two years-azo,since wh t. ne outside. capstal has been coming in, slowly at-firet, tat gradually, Thereasing in Quantity, until mow the tide scems to be fairly turned txis way. ‘Tiere is yet 200m for hundreds more ef men with money aud enterprise who want to apply . nat h where tue best returns can be ig. Itis hec®use we waut. them atresh and. vigorous as ever, and is, papers published im the State, i New. Boarding House. _ avd what is yet us be aceom plished, Feview ment: ioned, w ~ ' snowp there at present: * » Sa er ich . is agreen old age for a mountain} newspaper, but the “R&RANscRIPT is in fact, 6ne of the best mining town A mammoth boardirg-house will be erected by Ceorge F. Jacobs on te Know what_ltasbeea done here, . the claims of Jacobs & Sargent at ; Quaker Hill, as soon as limber can that we will. to-morrow pibhish the . ‘be obtained from the milk Too much } PrizeFight Arranged Fer. prevent. to be forthvoming Monday next. — . “+ resemble ? ?Baok-gammon, “James Rodda and Thos. McAlpine are to-have @ prize fight after all—if, something mere does not.turn up to. They had another meeting in this city yesterday and put up $50 forfeit money each, $200 mofe. » side, Wrat game does a lady's bustle Wesierday's Arrivals At_ : THE NATIONAL HOTEL, 2 NEV ADA CITY, CAL, 4 Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor: R Manning Detroit G Piazza Camptonville RK Williams Derbec B Schioss San Fraycisco 3 D Jones Sea FreaW Kichard San Francise ARDORGAN. B Menage doe seen ofh Dani You B eth -Rite: : = Cc laekson You Be WwW Trent San "Franciseo It cost $225. } So Essar New i egan cit: J Kease cit: oe hin R Gurvon city sor hilmmoas cle It has hever beer used and is in perteet . apan, & an A Macklin city C McKlvy ar order, EP Thomas city J Jewitt do 5 : z 3 WIELLIAMS, I W Collins do W Granston.city Apply atthe TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. ja0 General Agen ~ Will buy a NEW STANDOffice 414 California street, San Prancise?,{ California, mi?” Paciiic Mail Sieamship Co. The. Regular Mail Steamers tor Victoria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCIS CO onthe L6th, 20th, and Seth of cach Month, at. £2 e’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. = Second Class Fare, $10. To EITHER Port. t 4 Connect st: Tatoma. with Norther Pacific Railread for . Portlana, Oregon: And at Seattle with Local Steamers for SKAGIT RIVER and MINES ’ "Bickets issued for Central and 7 ws ep Wee? ochwk, P.M. of said day, to pay said deli — together with 4 NEW FIRM! NEW ¢ coos) THE fe DAILY’ TRA KEV ‘ADA crry, GAT: Brief Mentic The Jewish festival o er begins on the eve. of stant. The pouse of China was, portiel'y burned r jeg rebuilt. And $ still they. come loon.is being ‘opened in bui® ding on Piné street The big suit.of Sigo Powers will be tried “in and notin Nevada Cit: ple believe. It is stated xethori ‘the trai i wilk+paset report t, “gre ace be it said) that t demi-moudes) inthis been cnown for-& Rul Chas. MeStravick, ¢ erday : v tamd-was—yes the Supe riOF Co art ton F ATE of Daniel Collins and. ¢ Fada 0. P: Stid town yesterday, bring nufaber ofp g-tail says “the Chinese San Jyau. _ John Brodie las hi laid fiom. the Broad . his residence on Pros will greatly endance of his property= The Nevada Foum immense amount o mines hereabuuts. of sending, below fo ubout played out, Some one of our has beew supplying a in this city with inte itis known who the the offence be eniorced, L. M. Bowdoin of cottage lately” erect is repeat » Hast Broad street fe Ifa will comnience the e sonable price. tr une similar to it lot. That muda sivect, which b ( as be that pait of town . P winter has sufficient admit. of repairiug an P Wil the etty Road take the hit? The prevailing 1 is drying’ np the r but ibis having a ba ouy mining tplstet iminers-and in-some: have had to suspend want of water, Unioa: . A parson Valley Coagrezation ing erected on the . tween the Congrega tist churches, ‘Th Loyd street, belon. gregation, has been: Solomon Johnson the Mt. Auburn cla past, was last Mond the Union Hotel to C._A.Pare-on W;: hope to chronicle hi : The History of published by ‘Thom be ready for delive by the first of de aad expense have compilation, and it nasi interesting —\ tounty people ever An observing’ you Within. 3 week past teen Nevada City 3 ing engagement_ri Luma was. encirck night. If this kind on, thé taxpayers ¥ talking about iner School facilities, Skiff Murchie I from a three weeks Which time he vis: miaing districts ° sections are impro to not keep pace v in the number and Yelopments. Mr. still at the Bay, w heron going awa Month. : _ Situation By a widow lady,

-from either side of the continent has ee the National free Press.ol_ Washington, . D. Cyt ville, Cerifornia, son of Jacob “9, 1855, and there received a ¢om mon schcol educatior . wee Gur Supery isors kbroud. She Daily Transeript,. HEVADA.CiTY, CALIFORNIA. 7 Saturday, March 12th, 1880. Page. Smith and M. Byrne, Jr, Of, thie} county, together with about twenty other.members of Board of Supervisors froni-various parts ‘of the State, on Wednesday evening appeared before the Joint Legislative Committee . fon Cotnty Government, at Sacramento. _ Night befure last: they returned home. Mr. Smith told the TAN. REPT reporter yeste.day that he was satisfied-from what he learn: . ed While before the Committee that4 Nevada will be ranked as a firstclass’ county, -unless 2 apecial grane” “be created for if We wiil-dou ttless fion. Morhee F. The intense interest att taching to Chinese citizenship im the Dnited States, and the growing importance of the subject, gives a present popujar desire to know more‘of the mea who have taken prominent part in shaping National grape thereon. And probably: no---Representatjve “been wrore zealously the matter then the’sabject of the sketch which we find an ig get” wpony “enga P have a regular Avditer,instead of] the County Clerk acting’ as.ex-offieio following “Anditor. ‘The generat affairs of the By .ifivitation, Messrs. Wm. HH: "School located at Nevada City. ° {ined to put in-air . prietor of the‘fheatre-and the Bi} _Miage ayemav (From oan Ban Juan Correspondent. ) O@r people are dedidedly in® favor of having ‘# branch of the Normal _Anh immense congrégation assembled at the M. E,. Church’ at. this place on Stinday last to hear the Rev. Mr. Harris. Hig sermon was'a powerfulome. ° The weather in this: n eek id the woods” The nights are freezing cold, the ‘days warm amd pieasaiit, with an: cccas‘is very changesd e. ~ ional snow storm to vary the monot. ony. {he Nellie Boyd dramatic troupe appearance here last week as-advertised. Th pro+cuunty wilt be—condneted—on—about-+ tue saine principle that-they now, Vorace Fr: ancis Pags; “of Placer and Wiina Ann (nee Nash).Page, was born in Or leans co,, New Yorl k, -October pervisoxs escorted ‘their visiting brethvrem4o various pots of interéstim aad around the city, “entertaiting them in excellent style. The new $0,000 Hospital was inspected He enrig. aft ed toCalifornta in 1854, where, by industry, economy and s-rict — fe fer snccesses a8 a model aaneainare i, rity he ‘aa the toundation of his &tThis institution is under the direct . * Selfsmade, his unaided struggles to intormmaud tit himself for honorable aud responsible positions has made himfemiuentjy an indepen .ent charge of their and Mr. Smith says that he has never before seen one that ig in all evident management, _ered te Fare, Thursday the Sacramento Su-. _ tte wind fairty howled—here—on . Jb: M--ef-cherokee hasa-pertio— of water does to a mad dog, Poster-are. e-the only parties that. ee ee on—the-lOth, by‘ has given out_and th oe shooting herself through: rday, on two charges of misdemeano", -and-was-released from custody. ter of D. C. Mitchell, ‘San Fr ranciseo, . The machinery is rusted; YG Le io jue > arto Rai 4-6 te a ———— i" ze Ss ei nine TRE BIGGEST JOKE KET. eld ‘the Kumorist of theSacramento Gee Frics 40 Convince the Alleged Wits of the Pacific Coast Press shat they are Keally Amusing: ! é Some years ago, Wherrthe wits éf the Eastern coast w ere in their prime, amor babbied throngh the henght apers as the gas bubbles up from a the Detroit Free su.pher spring, arks at the meeting . Pan the Danbury News, the NorHe furnished bail. ristown Herald aud other journals . were copied extensively by the pa. pers of the Pacitic States: Now, ' however, the fountain has ‘dried up, the smile plays no more light and a I State and Coast Items. ‘The Captain Jack Dramatic. Combinat?on have commenced an! en ‘. gagement at Saéramento, and are playing ‘‘Life on the Border.”* _ Dennis Kearney was arrested }y . the: police i in San Francisco on “pie w based on rem Tuesday nigh. A shooting atlray oceurred at Ben. ton, Mono-county, ‘Jast Saturday, be-' . tween ¥. C. Benits; Postmaster, and . free, flashing ite fants istic shades of 'fun on every hand, the pe sncils, auemploye of the Stage Company, . which flowed on as_as. soft. and amenamed MeMorrow, abowt—mail mat-jjoqious and rapid as thegurgling, ters, Benits reeeived wounds which! brook through the pebb es, now drag eausedt his death ‘ou Sunday.. and bear as the oldjmaw bea 5 kis ax Martha B-Mitchell, aged 15,dangb-. ron the grindstone and gets mad~atythis hittie son tur nol turning faster. ~the oil head “the hearts chas-been-soderneHOw nop-that_itcan grind no more: = all the with—her father’s piftol which she! ki 1s lave brightened up thie Caidliies: Nate. EAties, Reninae and Méerschaam.Pives, and every jound-in-w-Veriety Store, 2 #.° “ = * ag Seer Je G. BOWERMAN Ophosite Legg & Shaw’s Hoary. ware Store, Main Strect. Nevada City, AVING PURCHASED™THE S¥0cx and fixtures of #. M. Smoot, E Nag @n. larged and.ditted up the store in first eg,‘ style, has stocked it with an assortinent . CHOICE HAVANA cleans, . Tobacco, and Cigarettes, ‘Of all the Faverite Brands, range Se “Also -Fancy—Gosds, ;_ Stationery, Cus _ thing ie heaper 4-5 Whe othe? Sterc the kind in this City. Monday night last. A cabin o¢su. ! pied by John‘Mobray was. severely Some-fences were blown down but no ser ods loss. was ‘sustaindamaged, ed by our peop. e. to the. PRANSURIPE ular av er sion The sight of a TRaNscrigr operates as badly on his system as~ the sight W hat esased regarding sume-horsehold-af: a Tights yo tS The: only . . path of ‘huiior, te “Burlingion hives with full ‘Hawkeye alone vigor, but its Saige is fed by the}. "brains of a wonderiul wit, obert Burdette, the king to-day. of -Ameri_ can humeér:-—-Sti,—though—_these} lamps have so little oil left, the. patook out~of.a drawer. known cause of the act _was_a threat . of an older sister_to report.to_her., father a-trifling disobedience of defairs, Aa? Cadl and be convinced. J.. BOWERMAN, Nevada City, March 12, 1850. <a a ai gg amine ce aR RNEREE EET $3 PER i000. Pe srg ON tis coast seek to brighter ! lationg at Apeti tion was in cireulat ny thaik cin roadway by borrowing “Marysville on “Phirsday, and wisber ing largely signed, asking : the Legislature to pass the Davis bill and the the pleted cruse. They forget. that round about are lamps which have but*jus® been filled, which pre burnBP here an tevisiation by Congress to thatmemdts Sod “him to fight his own battles to vic...& comprehensive and reliable account . Wan, witha decided “charatter enabling respects a better—model for other counties. It is economically conducted,. yet the arrangements for securing the comfort of patights are most complete., Mr. thatin his opinton Nevada county is ably represented in-the~ Legislature: Our Senators and Assemb.ymén are tireless in their efforts, and work to good advantage. He thinks we ought to be proud of them. ceilings piidigghce mine = scone Oe Let the Chinese Go, tory inany field.. He was inttoducail into political .ife in’ 1869 by. re(eiving the unanimous nomination of the Republicans for State Senator from El Dorado county, bat was defeared:-Iu" 1872 he was elected to Conuftess over a cowbinatiou-ef Demoerats and Independents; noi. inated by acclamation, in. 1873,. for. the same oflice, ant elected over'a Republican Tudependent and a, Demo cratiomzandidate, by 4,470 inajority, in adistrict giving 4, O00 majority for a Democratic candidate for Governor; again electdéd in 1876, receiving 1,090 . vows more than the electoral “ticket yooh oO : > tyet. tc i rs : oun Te taVSE “of ‘aneiaitona applicants put man appearance. stricting the imimigration of tae C hie mese, and secured the pi assage of . what is known as tho Anti-Coolie . Act. Healso: introduced a bill to . umend the Revised: Statutes, so as to : ae hows the naturalization of the: Obines¢, which beeame a law, Daring his. second term , (44th Congress) he secured the passage through the House of the Joint Reso: lution requiring a Commission to go to the Pacific Coast and investigate the Chinese question, During his third term (4 Sth Con. . gress) he urged before Committeesof*" Congress, on al proper occasions, tie bili which finally passed both Horees, and was knownas the Chinese 1#!passenger Bill—which was . subsequently vetoed by the Presi. ‘dent, Mr. Pave ista raember of the C ommittee on Education and Labor of . ee present Cougress, and is a mcui-her-of the sub-Coemmittee which authorized the report-to the House of > a billsimilar to that which the Presi-* dent formerly vetoed, bat without) . : — the ahevaicve tacked on -as amend: . this side of the line between this ments to it by the Sematg, which led . county and Placer, to sad veto. — Mr. Page spoke at length and The Exact Date. thost effectively on the varivas phaaesof the Chinese question during . each of the Congresses of which he . “has been a member, He has always . _been a most persistent and consistent opponent of Chinese Fmmigra. ‘tion, and is the first Representative . from:-California who secured effective S. also states A few weeks since a lady acver_tised through the TrRanscrrpr for a. . Subsequent to that time severa! com. petent and worthy ladies -heve albat say they can not” find ‘employment. If those:families about town who -} employ Chinese cooks would turn . overa new leaf and give poor white women a show, the Lord woukl find . some way to reward them. es . vertised for’ similar situations, In Nevada County, afier AN. J. M. Fulweiler, an eminent Tegal light’of Auburn, has been epending . a few days in town on, Court. bi isine’ss. ‘While here he took considerable pride in_telling of the wonders of . . Placer county, saying ‘that himself, wand A. L. Craighad teeeantly locat‘ed some ledges over thare that donhble. discounted any thing ever seen here. Since he left it has been discovered . that the boasted bonanzas are just onA well known lady of this city who. lived here at that time says . that John Barrett,the kleptomaniac, . was hung on Friday, July 16th, 1852. That year, like the present one, gave -to February five Sunday s, bringi ng Transcript last Wednesday, have you been dowg to the young mInan? At is ‘reported. that John Kuhlman of Freiieh Corral, threatens to _prosecute Brother Porter for libel because the latter had the audacity to ask the-former_to pay him—Porter—a few dollars, justly his own. That . . would be a rich suit. Tam on the track of a case wherein a crtain-party endeavored'to obtain’ possession of a horse which had been taken under executiowunder false When I oktain all the tacts I will give a histery of it for’ the benefit of your reatiers. ~ ~The Chinese must.go: There will be no further use for Chinese wash pretenses. houses, now ev erybody here : “has 4. purchased a supply of collars, bosoms and cuffs-of thecelluloid make. They . ? will never need washing, ‘Lhe L gislature ought to passa daw forbidding the sale of: such goods-in this State, because. df -suchaw is not enacted poor Washer women will starve, Labor saving machineryds-a_curse.) . A-comniunication, published inithe signed ‘a retired teacher,” has given rise to much speculationas to theauthorship. Many persons attribute the authorship to Mr. McAllister, lately of the . tirchville school,ibut he positively denies the ‘‘soft impeachment.” He is a gentleman whose word ‘tah not be doubted. The Schoo’ Trustees . drive Padden off. The body {tatter_place_hiniself,in company with 1. 15+} “tas ag _aratory of Johnson Ott; OG HWY principfis of : the contthon law and commion right.” And it also-asks that-an eppropriation be made by the State of a sum sufficient to inaugurate and carry. ont such practicable plans as raay-be reported by the State the ultimate restoration ing brightly aud easily, “gird whose supply. of-oil his just cominenced to be-touched., Yet, from mere force of hanit, they turn away from ‘those -. near them te gaze—upon—the—ruins of once brijliant lights. Though our . . iamps may wever be what the Easterniamps bave been, yet the oil: is fresh, they ban we . ’ and they are better now thaw the lamps tha: flicker by the Atlantic. We have a! splendid coileétion of them ‘and-> yet vewspaper men aloe know their vallic, for, the reading people are only . treated to a,view of worn-out gooils, ‘Tt is time thatthey knew something of the be' ter quality in their mitt, . and it is the purpose here to mention the more prominent ones: __. San Francisco Exe -hange—A free fans, striking at every body, thong not maijciously, ® — Whose wit inthe combat as gentle ae bright, Neer carri¢d x heart-siain away on its biade. Addicted not so. much to g. otesque . , descriptions of scenery or of occurences, as hits at individuals, -whose ludicrousness and quaint turn are theis chief beauty, Ever fresh, ever spatkling, as welcome as‘ a_ glimpse ot _‘Wobbies,” after a mi,ht with Clara Morris. San Francisco Stock Report— Les¢ on the free and easy style, but with a dry humor and_a wonderful aptiede. when .ecessary to teil outiageously funny yarns. Virginia: Chronicle—With a humog suitable to the ovcasion, aiways Peasy but not shaded in those delicate hires necessary in a godly city like Oakland or Sacramento. — (in fact, Nevada papers are a reflex of the population, brimming over with fus, as asagebrush zephyr, but not at all particu ar to keep within the boands ofa Sunday-school sermon.) Engimeer for to their natural condition of the river channe!s of the State. ‘Michael Padden was shot andkilled by an eight-year-old_boy named. Cla W, T., on. the 12th inst. It seems that ‘Padden was engaged at the time of the shooting Kill fallrik, at Sehome, in fencing in a piece of Jand in dispute between Himself and Cl The latter being absent from home at the time, his wife oideved Badden to quit the premises, and upon his refusing todo so she returned to the house and placing a shotgun in the hands of h r son, ‘sént him forth to ark. did-_as ordered, with the result above stated No arrests, > 2 oe . Late Eastern News. Rosenthal & Co.’s flovr Ind., suffereda Lehman, mill, at Frankfort, terrible explosion on Thursday morn-{— ing, Ten inen were killed an . twice ag many more wounded. . The sill was entirely destroyed by fire. Gen. Grant will sail for heme on the 15th inst. He will visit Galveston aind New Orleans, and frong the are not troubted-in tke feast avout it. “They say the object they had in view in-recomtmentling the Bancroft serics was to save money to the parents of pupils: that if the people don’t want-the books, they buy them. A San Juan gentleman mounted his horse on Stmtlay last to take): a ride to Badger Hill. ‘he animal went along very quietly. until -it nd there needn't

reachei(l Cherokee street, ithe daysin the same ‘relative ‘posiHe has, also, during his Congression: . tions as they are this-year. The laal career, been the atithor Oly . several important measures that Rave . besome law, touchurg’the public lands . . yesterday in saying that Barrett's _in their various aspects,jand: nlageam : “proved B sence service. _> oe tev yada City's Gola Sibi The editor of the TRAN-chrPT was: ~éngaged nearly all day yesterdayin} ‘hanging was a cold-blooded murder, * _ ee Netovered Wis Money. WilliainColley yesterday paid over rto Thomas Gregory — the $100 for. feit-stake-of Redda inthe MeAipine— visiting various mines and mine . . Rodda’ prize fight affair. Gregory j owners in this district, and will : Ss ee had attached the money, claiming to-morrow place before the public . that he lent tt to Rodda ‘on condi. tiorr tirat oithe operations and prospects of alt) . g ae tach retundedt ‘with_loeal properties: A large extra__cihia tion of tke TRANSCRIPT, ae this review will be printed and circulated through various parts of the The New €offee House. ns a The laitfes of the Christian TeinPe kidd Mewed . perance: Union held a meeting night CONnEF: bi a k nat t a apd i before Jast and determined to open and vicinity is the best field on t °. the coffee house and reading room as legitimate minin coast for legitimate mining. ‘he de. entioned in the ‘TRaNscrieT two velopinents made here thus far have or three days since. The establishinestly been on a limited scae. peau will probably be located on Where operations have oc casionally . roa street. Teen conducted on aliberal, intelli. : are en Old Age.” gent and realeamceEi se coc Tis ee es having . Fave —been —lees~ failvresthan—in . he eat a, Stock Report . Jat one time, and the appointment is any other part of the world, . %* ® Nevads Tuanscairt has i gu excellent: one in every respect. Mais fhet_ t ful y realized, . entered uponits fortieth volume. This . tad . dy sigreck with “our—eontributor of . foreing or conmxing would lmdtxe the ‘Tt stopped and refuset other inch in the right dire tion. } anima! to meve in tlre pegeires great deal of cursing, pounding and coaxing, the animal started onthe back ike! cand never ‘et, i up until it reached a point neartheM.! Church: on Fiume street, Here it . stopped and took breath. The rider i then put-on his gloves, and the © ani. mal Started-off in a peaceable manner and gave his rider no further trouble. ; Now, query: Did’the animal reason that the gentleman ought to have been to churel insteail of visiting on Fiwally after a God’s holy day? or was he ashamed . to be seen carrying a gloveless man? Who can answer ? —— Benaty Collecter Appeinted. G. vow Schmittburg has appointed H. P. Sanford Deputy Tax Collector, My. Sanford has had considerable experience in this line of business, . 4{pRR de -CairzWPORD;near—the-Enieu4 Carson Appedl—A bright and witty but lazy pencil; addicted to yarns mo e than to paragraphs. Vallejo Chronicle—A sarcastic caricaturist of the foibles. of mankind, and especiaily-theinconsistencies of sogiety, aud exceedingly eruel on. feminine tollies. Bureka Leader—-Short crispy paragtaphs on timely tepics, especially : relative to polities. : These are the. journals of Califor-. ea Cardinal Hose for Ladies and . nia and Nevada which can be relied Children just received by Mra. Les. UPO? daily for breezy, refreshing paragfaphs or quaintly-told stories, fullay equarte anything concocted “by the E.stern press. In addition. to these, though, there are various others which circuypstaices alone prevent from being fully up to the standard set by those already mentioned. ‘In its palmy days the Virginia Enterprise was sparkling with wit, and it has thu force employed yet to maintain that reputation, had not Dan De Qiille and -others—-turned theirattention more to “facts and news than.fancy and fiction.,,, Yet wheneverthey have time to dally a little with Momus, they are certain Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Kitty Felt, will take a trip to Denver, at which point the ladies will sojourn during the General’scontemplated toue through . the mining regions of Wyomin? and Colorade: It is the intention of the party to-return to Galena during “the latter part of April or the first of May. Hote!, Main street. —_ Speelal Notice. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Mrs: F. Burns, fot furniture, are requested to make payment immediately, as the business will change -liands in a few m9-lw. days. All accounts not_paid-at the ‘expira— tion of two weeks from, date, will be. placed in the hands of an oflicer. for now and then from “thea “alraost ite= tk Ho “Nevada City. ‘Por Sale es ihe 1 ice Honadl NEVADA €ITY. J. S. “THOMPSON, meh 12 WH. B. CAMPRELL, Architeet and Civil Engineer. e ‘ SPECIFICATIONS Fer ‘SpLANS— AND ridges. Patterns mide Buildings and Br ro order-for sli kinds of Wheel Gear. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE +:Water Street mech {2 AUCTION SALE, FRARK GUILD TILL SELL AT HIS ROOMS, ON PINT. STREET, OPPOSITE BECKMANS SALOON, ON ‘Saturday, Marek: 13th, 1880, at 7 , cloet P.M. THE LARGEST LOT OF . NEW and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Etc, Ever offered for Sale in Nevada-City;con: sisting of — Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wasustands, Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Loan ges, Desks, Bedding, Carpets, Crockery, Tinware, Window.Shades, Pictures, 2 Cook Stoves, I Sewing Muchine, _2 Statues, Etc. Alse BGedreom Sets, New, 1 €nrigkt Piano, i Orgun, in-goed order. _® FRANE GUILD, Auctioneer. J ” ~ Delinquent Salc Notice. Pittsburg Geld Mining Company. Loca: tien cf principal place or business, San Fravcie0,-Calitornia. Locatien of works, Nevads county, California, Notice. There are ddineasn’ upon the following described stock on account of atsessment (NO. 4), levied on the 23d day of January, L880, the severalamounts set opposite the nanres ot the respective shure Photters; as toons. SS No. No. Certif’e; Shas. Am’t. Weyl C. 40 100 6 00 Wey! &. 77 6 oa Wegener R. Trustee 124 4000 240 Wegener K. Trustee 125 240 1440 And i in accordance with law, and an order of the Board Of Directors, made on the 27th” day of February; 1580, so many shares of each parcel of such stock ‘as may be neces sary, will be sold at piiblic auction, ot the oiice of the Com yy 414° Califorbig, street, San.Franciseo, This, ons Tuesday, the— 30th day —of-Mareh, 1880, at the-hour of 1 quent assessment . thereon, costs cf advertising and expefises of sale. R. WEGENER, Secretary ‘collection. Mrs. F. BURNS. lw ; to conceive something rich and racy. The Nevada TRANS sChipt is brigne and chirp, and would be among the wittiest 1f the editor were not forced 10 devote so much of his time to the other and more se.id duties of the newspaper. ‘Phe Carson City Tribune frequently _brightens out with humor, but it is by flashes. Ta addition to these are others which are worthy of notice, but we have given suflicient to show that the papers--on. this“ coast are as worthy of public acknowledgement. . for the wit contained i in them asthe majority of those in the Kast, to] . which habit alone compels people to doff their hats. —-~<t om —— For Kent. ~ Two efices in Brown & orga 8 Block, corher of Broad and Pine streets. Enquire of N. P. Brown, TRANSCRIPT office. tf ere Yesterday s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL sacob hermoso Pyaureeten. J N uses) city Zz A Shields Quaker Hi H Molierus Granite H Austin Rapch J Grussel Washingte C E Hatch Red Rog C R GilletChicage CU Newhouse Grass Vall C Rerg Rock Creex A G Shaw Dutch Flat F Bvans Chico fniil two years-azo,since wh t. ne outside. capstal has been coming in, slowly at-firet, tat gradually, Thereasing in Quantity, until mow the tide scems to be fairly turned txis way. ‘Tiere is yet 200m for hundreds more ef men with money aud enterprise who want to apply . nat h where tue best returns can be ig. Itis hec®use we waut. them atresh and. vigorous as ever, and is, papers published im the State, i New. Boarding House. _ avd what is yet us be aceom plished, Feview ment: ioned, w ~ ' snowp there at present: * » Sa er ich . is agreen old age for a mountain} newspaper, but the “R&RANscRIPT is in fact, 6ne of the best mining town A mammoth boardirg-house will be erected by Ceorge F. Jacobs on te Know what_ltasbeea done here, . the claims of Jacobs & Sargent at ; Quaker Hill, as soon as limber can that we will. to-morrow pibhish the . ‘be obtained from the milk Too much } PrizeFight Arranged Fer. prevent. to be forthvoming Monday next. — . “+ resemble ? ?Baok-gammon, “James Rodda and Thos. McAlpine are to-have @ prize fight after all—if, something mere does not.turn up to. They had another meeting in this city yesterday and put up $50 forfeit money each, $200 mofe. » side, Wrat game does a lady's bustle Wesierday's Arrivals At_ : THE NATIONAL HOTEL, 2 NEV ADA CITY, CAL, 4 Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor: R Manning Detroit G Piazza Camptonville RK Williams Derbec B Schioss San Fraycisco 3 D Jones Sea FreaW Kichard San Francise ARDORGAN. B Menage doe seen ofh Dani You B eth -Rite: : = Cc laekson You Be WwW Trent San "Franciseo It cost $225. } So Essar New i egan cit: J Kease cit: oe hin R Gurvon city sor hilmmoas cle It has hever beer used and is in perteet . apan, & an A Macklin city C McKlvy ar order, EP Thomas city J Jewitt do 5 : z 3 WIELLIAMS, I W Collins do W Granston.city Apply atthe TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. ja0 General Agen ~ Will buy a NEW STANDOffice 414 California street, San Prancise?,{ California, mi?” Paciiic Mail Sieamship Co. The. Regular Mail Steamers tor Victoria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCIS CO onthe L6th, 20th, and Seth of cach Month, at. £2 e’cleck noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. First Class Fare, $20. = Second Class Fare, $10. To EITHER Port. t 4 Connect st: Tatoma. with Norther Pacific Railread for . Portlana, Oregon: And at Seattle with Local Steamers for SKAGIT RIVER and MINES ’ "Bickets issued for Central and 7 ws ep Wee? ochwk, P.M. of said day, to pay said deli — together with 4 NEW FIRM! NEW ¢ coos) THE fe DAILY’ TRA KEV ‘ADA crry, GAT: Brief Mentic The Jewish festival o er begins on the eve. of stant. The pouse of China was, portiel'y burned r jeg rebuilt. And $ still they. come loon.is being ‘opened in bui® ding on Piné street The big suit.of Sigo Powers will be tried “in and notin Nevada Cit: ple believe. It is stated xethori ‘the trai i wilk+paset report t, “gre ace be it said) that t demi-moudes) inthis been cnown for-& Rul Chas. MeStravick, ¢ erday : v tamd-was—yes the Supe riOF Co art ton F ATE of Daniel Collins and. ¢ Fada 0. P: Stid town yesterday, bring nufaber ofp g-tail says “the Chinese San Jyau. _ John Brodie las hi laid fiom. the Broad . his residence on Pros will greatly endance of his property= The Nevada Foum immense amount o mines hereabuuts. of sending, below fo ubout played out, Some one of our has beew supplying a in this city with inte itis known who the the offence be eniorced, L. M. Bowdoin of cottage lately” erect is repeat » Hast Broad street fe Ifa will comnience the e sonable price. tr une similar to it lot. That muda sivect, which b ( as be that pait of town . P winter has sufficient admit. of repairiug an P Wil the etty Road take the hit? The prevailing 1 is drying’ np the r but ibis having a ba ouy mining tplstet iminers-and in-some: have had to suspend want of water, Unioa: . A parson Valley Coagrezation ing erected on the . tween the Congrega tist churches, ‘Th Loyd street, belon. gregation, has been: Solomon Johnson the Mt. Auburn cla past, was last Mond the Union Hotel to C._A.Pare-on W;: hope to chronicle hi : The History of published by ‘Thom be ready for delive by the first of de aad expense have compilation, and it nasi interesting —\ tounty people ever An observing’ you Within. 3 week past teen Nevada City 3 ing engagement_ri Luma was. encirck night. If this kind on, thé taxpayers ¥ talking about iner School facilities, Skiff Murchie I from a three weeks Which time he vis: miaing districts ° sections are impro to not keep pace v in the number and Yelopments. Mr. still at the Bay, w heron going awa Month. : _ Situation By a widow lady,