March 16, 1879 (4 pages)

Sg ahe Rl * yee STR Aas nt THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . ay AxTTRSENG"ONISTS OPINION. lan “Old Schoolmaste 4g Ar: cues for the New Constitution and the Perpetunatioa of Godless Schools. d> ngt share with me this enthusias-’ tic devotion -to our public schools, and will naturally lodk upon these strictures as unnecessarily severe, —e S:wing Machine Agent in Trouble. oy. os Singer &e wing Machine CompaHe has ever since ny iv thise Cecil formetly represented . General Notes. i The horrors atSzegedin, Hungary, increase. A violent storm is raging and the water is = rising, < TS + Ox#-reason why some persons love Chinese is, they are the only celeg. tral th'nes within their reach, ~ —— Westie ‘euny’ BY : hiwly als at 3 7 Ty ah ge i : 3 threatening HE NATIONAL HOT % Established Sept, 6, 1860. . Evrror Transertpr: ~The oppo . . and as by no means, representing th ii ic Sig’ enjoyed the reputa-, Tilden’s friends are +t t ne ge eg EL, pauses aap: === . nents to the new Constitution’ are . @pinions ‘and prejudices of yourself dion of being a very respectable that if he be net Saibiatel Siang ata ig ; 4 é ; sai < é RANSCRIPL; 14 OKINE at 2 k does not go Dem‘has. BE. Penrson, Preprieteor. : _Saniday, ‘March 26,1879. attacking its educational provisions, . ROT the Transcrirr;, but 4 ne . young man. At few months ago he had ' see that New York do tg _ has : ‘ prietor re = and urging thein a3 valid reayons for . the question eee. ek aynisunderstanding with the Compa; ocratic. x Kell ho E Dice» ‘D Galvin Saecramenty” . ‘ ‘ : E . a a ‘hal Way 3293/4 ) aie Mary . who x Suita @UARTZ MINE. + its rejection. A careful perusal of . do not see howI could have savi ny, ani q ye ng their yoods.; -The case of Mrs. Mary Ke id C ix fia s MeBonald Lake ci re sek Pies : ; nt 28 sel that the time has ,, ¥ ; fark McDonald with bat«+0 }*" gover than ste rill oe , 1p ever 7 ; much less. a feel that the time h 2 See 5 ane leh ar. ged Xx ar evo ; * e ‘ : imc =e A Promisin; ¥ Goi: { ‘Pro insor— -Waat article IX will convince every candid < : ; ta Pwo or th weeks ago J. Blimann, é his, Boon dis bs Cater be & a EA Fecha tinh is being doae in if, anal what is” Vocer that it contains provisions that--come when every vouck LOMAC 7 traveknaeot tot—the-siver_—Com-—tery some time since, has be J-c-crcetamd-bcet—is-btzong-Ohieago——— Likely to Follow, must commend themselves as of the . ieenS ENE shat Ie sh ie, wn pany t here, and has been en-° missed in San Francisco. r O be Casi Z ek ee i f : : . slal 188e all important ‘OViS. es . The British steamer Severn, from f Gienbroo C F Robinson Sacram Considerable interest is felt by the utmost importance to evgry frignt. clin for these all important pr avei in Uisposing of their goods.; The British steamer “ever, ‘a FL La) !csi Trutcee “WB Campbell City op ass : i} 10% } ) Jonsbib ition mrits : m “for shee. ran down oi oars a public in the devel pme ents now be“of free, ufisectarian, schoo.s. Sect. 6 4108S of the new Co = : “ —. the Con patters, $0 lar as Ce. London ‘for Quebec, 1a — ¢ . tt rill £ tweigh many of the 4 . ilot cutter having 12 Vest: rdsy'’s Arrivals at ve ing madg-at the Sn‘th win :yust requires that the entire revenue. of that will far outweigh many ow are said te—have: Dungeness, a pilot catocr naving NION HO ENT GES WEGED RE Sa, — —— . defects which _ its oO ponents are ts, and a crew Oi ut on board. THE Ut T EL, south of town; on the alt -mile the State school Fund jam He Op pese Ta en ly arraugedk Cecil claims . . pilots, anc 33 hivaba Chey GAL Hous» property. Tn order to give pa ap. plied extiutively to the supvainly trying to disco"er, t that si i ttieme nt, Birman . The ten Pilots sird-tri-—44 ERT ET : 3 i : i @ guar‘ 1 as ob RAE . or. all who desire it a knowledge of the port of primary and grammar schools. have the Constitution w ith. th aoa has made a practice of siandering his . were drowned. — ‘ = 3 < ante . sc S ai ti a F ico = oo +13 fee of : 3 = working and pro3p2253 of the claim, } What better provision could any of autee that all go Ka Be eee yy” Gabacter 10 W MostinTaMmous manners a ‘The State Printer lhus.a force ot. w Poste ae F You ing Portland : . eas aE Bio fe oa — : i -y shall be forever. free z ay eal ing CODs icles portl D Senme Grass Vaile a apovial representative of the TRaN. us’ Workingmen require? “Here we public mgt 2 1 = 0 The jaro wieise oH -what—was biange! Se ‘ven, men engage L in mail oP = f oan Was : nan . ‘ i A “Gl sctarial ¢ y j nto: th a ba Cibe sCrReT visited’ it a “es or'two since, . have the. entire resources .of the . ''om-sectarian controi. suid about tineame to Cecil’ 2 few . Me olthe new ee tution €iit ba Olt uk acca Val : ay a . at N SCHOOLM:! ASTER. € I F 23 bei ing J here) i : wate : an an and Kis report is cvlculate to bea school funds of the State set aside} : AX MID 5 CHQ0 Gays siice,-b pou first hearing be } “voters of the State, the names bei A it a J Hogan Murcht Mine tifte ta-all-w} 5° th inteuance of ‘imar ee eh rerlook. tire » evtained from the Great Rezgisters-of 2; 84 Stas CAV ght Grass Va 5 puta fr atifisation to all-who ara for ths-mainteuance of our primary . ¢, McElvey on the New Constitution, Was incined to overloos, tive ten tter: t — haw. [A Mk ¥ nants sew ¥ © an deer tin tna either directly or iii iractly interest. and -granfmar schools—the-ge.avols ae Fiiady bem advised by his most . the conuties, end every — sabe z ed. The property donsists of. two in-which the foandatioas ofa. zo. . Borror Trayserirr:— intimate fricuds to take’ sagve gaan-. ig a-eopysent_to him. 4 hey ss eee ae % w 0 LP? : Se 2 Ee ENS AE Cis the é zs Rose ieee % y ea ’ % tir aa $ 5 f ‘ . ¥ 4 rane she . 5 veins. 69) feet of ths Sm'th and efacation are laid: emphatically the : eas the cpioeien eggs 5 nero redress--e conviuded that the . -at present éngaged. in supplying bh . W eS ee hd S rT ‘ 2 saga +r DrOOKS, yantetD my soul ai; ‘ ide c ies . Sigourney lode has been worked to poorman’s séadol, and beyond which os Be sing »—SD panel MY Sor ~_host-and-qiie<ost-way_to check the . outside counties. ' a PRICE LIST e 5 i x ~ 2 as " > SE STS o ave ’ ay 5) or. 7! ab ij hb GES Ore ¢ : 2 Leese ; rie Superintendent of the . the depth of 6) or. 79 fect in numer. y Jarze majority_of our. pupils must ivailinw ccvaclt of kind offer: (Series vi “dama ing reports was 8. D. I ield, Sut " : pr ms, é g ; ; Avalpuug Mysesl OF vour Kind oper, ; : : Electric Light Company of San Frab-! + ct be . A S H : OAS Places with mors or I 233 SUCCESS, £0. Section 7 break3 uptae gw in la ll eee Oe to .ive LP. sinami 3 flogging. 4Lecur oO i . : : . ’~ > WJ §3 at 7s Ww. RF — " fr & i k 5 permit me to ask a small space i ) ras cisco, has combined the principles of (= ‘I “s Ps 12 au y i 1 ing in 0 poly oL the <be XE & 9s rit our aper to answer, in kind, the liustwo m t the d : pe t, yesterday ? : : : : =) ‘sh leitto Cemieekia tie north end in ex iy dias over . 1 wisely . for t} Hears of decal Se Je, . . several electric machines, SO as to} J we 39,009. 'T we ve , ver aud wisely leaves jt for thepsiversol . . dunication of John I. Caldwell, -@-temidun, and they had some words. . : & ai slactrig Hobt and-telesraph saa. Eats ; ee ; ae reper ane: determin who ‘panteth after -the water “Thossalt v it Cecil. came out Heist ths dane tine Om the 13th: . Flozr. « per 100 -Iks, $2 Wein, about 4) feet west on the surbwhat books are adapted to promot: brooke’ Ido not intend to argue jof the ttle with a spramed thumb, Sinan ata Uni iit] th yy The 100 Ib 2 25 ace, has basen workel to the depth ta dy : i eee ae ieaenee ne in the W estern Union office in tha leat ser 8, a f “d's ‘s Ginldi 1 the best inferests of schools ayer the matter, but merely to put my . while -bum A is considerably “ f his°machines worked ‘tif . ane Hot 45 feat by tunnels, yieklirz nearly ir care : a Se gg e ‘ city, one of his mac : ? = 1 4 be iid : 2 s v Fi Ee Y . their gare. , OPINION, utisupported, in the balance . bruised about th and head, —re‘ % i t. ditetite Vervieg feos; Bran, per 100: Ibs, 112) af $49,099, ara, a3 in the Sigourney Sect wever, i: reve al > Potts Bias atta cia nna a een lines of. cireuits ug. ire “ "5 : , ‘ Hg : Y S2ChTOU 8, howeve 218, -& : a withthe opinion, of Mr, Caldwe'l peeks hattle-scarred vet100 to 480 er including ahe au . Potat acs, ner: EGO Ibs, 9 50 sl 09 mich witor was the draw. ether 6 th: ould command the-. : 5 GU to 3 = yt EU, : ei hee ay ‘ others, one that shoul. command th Now, Mr. Editor, I take issue with ; eran who h : through a_hard 198 i first-time the ex. } uy D2 ConseN asa Witla. lus 2 yort 2 "ocarcy OF e : ‘le : : = P : aX miles— 3 S$ 1e a Gnuoeap ick tobe con it mast . support andadvocacy of every friend the above named gentleman when ! fs Ba Wo. nivents nada at Smeet le } . Crushed Sugar, 8 Ibs, 100 ba remembered that this. was all in. of fras ynsactarian pablic: schools. ; ; periment has succeeded ip working : SpE Se GCN ey he premises that “the voice “of the . going 5% press Rte a . Brown Sugar, 104 Ibs 100 early days when labor and machinery . ‘This ssction positively forbids the : a telegraph cireuit. %S ! people called the ‘Convention because ae & ie eee PPS tafe g were expangiv anil ‘fow miners appropriation pf any lands, personal AEE eae So-faros-cun—be ascertained ‘by . Gysen Cofice 5 }bs. 00 thought of sin’ : r bslow wat r lev ea abt Lan. of the discontent getierally pervading . a iderable desultory conversation non o Sin fi baloy fAGSY levropnerty or ypubplie monay ste, ’ : : -onsider > desultory t Sau ' : “ : aoe P property or public mony belonging under the operation of the old’ Con-. # good-one kos leaked out con. O85 2 ae . o. eLCR, 14 Ibs 100 § els. Both veins ran nearly north . 4, th. State, to a: ry scho; val HW Wich toy. a= ; . copie: A. W: ~Pebbes. pac tinder with leading bankers of San Franae and south, anil dip to the east at an Pee eT. ya Bai stitution,” and aver that diseontent : see me Z otter, ex-Un er a aS new Papertution meets . . Becms, £9 Ibs 1 00 ey te of 48 oe sectarian thoorics, religions “(gm did not generally pervade under the LS heritl oF wevads inty, and a rabid "1 little £ + them angie Of 4) dazrass. eoulasiastical creeds are tiuarht or . se 2 cs . Pp in tee) ge with but little favor wita them.— in Fo stp Sapa soopees iastical ereads ars ais t operation of the old Charter; and as ; Rope iblicam. He was on the sand H oe 'Soan, 8 bars 25 The Smith and Sivournsy ‘vein pron ree wated. ‘here ama througic Superga 3 y Sag FE ot lone. Woo. 1. ueie objections are more particular= . . FR cg a * : i the best evidence of the truth of my 7 tots at Saat ane sco be tone feo, . —— ~ i gg is see bese. has an averags wulth of 12'to 13 in-. aut the ‘nation. m iny thoa chofal’y ee I 1 but ote °hj at watching the fun. The speaker made ly against the Articles on Corpora“Soap, pi OX Ai \ ¢ e : : OS15101) need but quote 13 own . , Wetonints, tl arnt igen i SH q shes, as’ far svelopod. on the 200 b isesnne we aa : Rh, epeneecay fee Y j ‘ns ‘axation, which they hold . % “ely uS isos dl ypod ; ta " persons who. maintain, with som+4 lancuatre: “Content and prosperity . suena -eernimunissic remark, aud then . tion and Taxe : n, 4 . Candies, 32 for 25 4 4 ‘ { . * a wre. , e opr 4 , » a yt north chats, towards which . planebitits it must b2 confess? 1 ; eS hn Wi este yi . eee eee 4, . will have, if the instrum@ut is adop E int ‘a drifé-is now bain pushed a : ae “+ aenerally go hand in hand, and ia. shricked, “All who agree. with me, . tad effect on cenerat-bus + Candie £5, per box 200 i") . ; a( 1 . ¢ . ore walbcpres s yah : S a = es Wy Fi isastrous e % oy . § ” ae 149 f6 le Li ie th eee rae ee sura the welfa e of the people.” } hands. up . Pottar vagunet. hie) os Se T : hat f 100 froin the 14: 50% level in the south . 1,,1 », mi aAhAAlaeets : : : : ae ee } . iness Inte: ests tis known thatio ator oy : ea : fees . look upon our publie school* syst? a I shall not vote to adopt the new hands down int». his pants’ pockets _ . Iness in , Ett an ‘ 1 is sters 7 cans for : inciune, ¥ ; fon npr, atioy; sharacterizin: x seneral way, ley We ciiscouragced } ‘ with disapprobation, characterizing . . Sees Se ete ee ee Pe 5 a gener : Tha north incline, 239 feat fr : Pi see 2 Constitution, because . I believe. its,. He was surrounded on all ‘sites ty Tanck g . Salmon, , 7-cansfor 100 . AeworeA Incins, LI) teat from . it a3 golless, and seeking to break —— those seeking loans from branchin : } Bet Shae re Anti ites Se “ee. . principles are unjust, and are not . 42 excited crowd whose diyits were . oe 100 arama splendid plese of up our system by dividipg the ; led . justice to all ‘the extended -heavenwarda Suddenly . ont into ‘new peering wiitil the . . Tomattes, 6 cans for 0 work. It is: down 6) feet, well tim. > eee <AiNorent vatint . : : : thie Constitution’ i . Z ' jioney aroun our different relivious é . ae Fe a tantad -Pattarnte ote: . atiestion of the new 18 1 Paar tha. ota Reon: raped, : aa i =f people. The new Constitution does ; 0n¢ of them detected “Pott rs aut) : l¢reen Corn, 5 cans for 100 bered, and 8x5} in the ol rom . sects, and placing all edugation -a1ltude. “Put up them hands! thar.” . settled, believing that until then it. ae re : Sige : > f not embrace all the reforms that: are . tilde. ut up them hands, thar.” ;§ . Cen Peo 5 censfor 100 this chute has been taken = Smith . qor the fosterins care of their reliz: . Our friend didn’t ‘stir. © By this ¢; . woull be better to go slow and as. Str ing Leans, v Cans & Co., ab various timaa, soma $13 BONED ee * . needed. _ It does not provide for . Gur Iriend aidn't s y this time} pss Tey cae enna a * £9," . ious teachers, & 000. The ore is rich in fraa gold and sulphurets, and is sail so have milled over $109 per ton, of sut: _ phurets. It will reyuire heavy inschinery to sink exclusive despsr here, on account of the abundance of " water. The general formation is granite mixed with mica. The vein can ies a slate casing through which is mixed more ‘There is 3 to 6 feet wide, also ingasing the vein, which is goo. Lindicatioa of the ore body's continuation to great depths, The 149-foot level from the, south incline is driven under the north inoli 18, The grouad has Bi gen well prospected, there-being several trenches and shafts here and there on the surface, in ad lition to the work done in early days, The hoisting works at the south incline’ -are~ substantially ~ ereeted. There are in the buildinga ten-horse or less clay selvage. a Strata of syenite from power, engine aud five-inch pump. The pump is hardly heavy enough for the work, and should be replaced by another as-soon as practicable. ‘Two or three drifts-have been. run _-frum the incline, the longest ‘being at the depth of 100 feet. It has-been driven ahead 1350 feet, but the surface water coming in too Strong it was discontinued, When theincline was sunk 40 feet further after that, another-drift was run north, where The ground is soft, but when properly iirained no more trouble need be apprehended from that. cause. The vein shows well, althouSt abouitding in many stringers and feeders, with one strong contact vein. It might be here stated that wuere the ramifications 0! the work is very perplexing, a Vein are so numer‘ous near the suriace as.is the case in this mine, it is a pdsitive indication of very heavy vein matter at a greater depth, as tae electric and mineral vurfents have a stron:s downward tendency. Assoon asthe drift reaches the north ehute, it may be relied upon that a fime quant'ty aad quality of vre will be found, It will. not be long before some good developments may, be lovked for. {t is a valuable piese of propirty, as the indications are ef an exceptionally good character. Unkcr the @Gellent-man .zemeut of President RR. M. Pryer'aud Superintoident J, L. Heiland, both of whem are amen af vast praétical experienca,. it. is pretty curtain to soon carn 8 firstol dss Puy utetion as a got ad. produger, » <meta nial = ‘{t is also asserted by many (I do nut vouch for its correctSaine Trewhays seek te_instil into the miads of all their pupils ‘that there is'an earthly power to-whicp we owe which w ness, however) that: these Egious—t22 a higher allegianes than that 2 owe to the State an Pederal governmept. Granting that there isa powerlul religious seet which promulgates these threatens the permapepey and fulness of our public schools», ideas, it seriously use and tenents should ever precipitate a cons—-% . that of our nation, as .well, -if flict between gur national government and the ‘higher authority” to whom they aceord alkegignce, Adopt the new Constitution and this question is forever settled, so .far as our State is concerned. ‘This article is a cirect thrust against the enemies of free, unsectarian schools, and, once adopted, will forever settle the question of revolutionizing our schools, and dividing their funds. Under the present Constitution there is no safety, for, with the congent of both branches of the Legislature.and the Executive, almost any revelutionizing measure is possible., It 18 evjdent that these dangers are ngither imaginary, nor local, from the fact that they-have already been alluded to by the chief Executive of our Nation in sich a manner as to engage the whole country 12 the debate of their merits, and to threaten serious complications‘iii Our National politics. Here we haveit inour power to for=} ever settle this question, and to place these dangers beyond the possibility of recurrence by casting our votes for the new Constitution. Let every lustrious example by adopting a siinilar Constitutional provision, and ging these questions into petienny politics, permitted to digress ‘sufficiently to ‘call attention to Section 30 of the article om legislation, in which. it is expressly prohibited that the legislature shall ever donate any public! rec State in the Union then follow the il-/ there will never be any need of drag. While upon this. subject I may. he’ equal taxation, and does not provide taxation. That the . will Chinase immigration, I fully admit. I have carefully read the new Constitution proposed, and have come-to ; against -donblenew. Constitntion discourage a dehberate conclusion to oppose it to tLe bitter end, honestly believing that if it should adopted the prosperity of the State will be retarded. be I earnestly hope that the minof the State, ‘ fie will by their votes cast on the 7th} ers, the WORKINGMEN day “of May nex stamp upon it the . seal’of their condemnation. ©. McEtvey. ; Driven to Desperation. A rather intelligent looking young ‘man was relating an incident on the; street yesterday, and the pith of it . as well as his manner of speaking . could not but impress a listener with the idea that radical changes in the community were imperatively necessary to secure the interests of . white labor. -He said: ‘“‘E went to the ——— mine,and asked for work. I told them I did not have a cent, and had been halfstarved for aweek. That I was willing to do anything honest for enough wages to pay for my living. I was told they hadn't . anything forme todo. I asked them . for God’s sake to let me work in the place of aChinaman I saw there, and for the same.wages he was gettiny. I was told that they had tried the Chinaman, and knew he was a guod . worker, but would have to take chances in hiring me. It is no wonder that some of us white men lie and steal. We've got to do it, orstarve. . >.< New Quarrying (gmpany. ire have been filed with the Secretary of State articles of incor; boration of the Stockbridge Quarrying Company, to quarfy for soap-’ . stone and asbestos in Placer county, and. manufacture the same into a merchantable commodity. Capital, $100,000, in shares of $l each. DirectorsChag. Leech, W. J. Daventhe eyes . tian money, land or personal property to . port, Jas. GC. Conway, G, W Whiteaay h-spital, reiwreat or home that is! sides and O, P. Davia, The pirintiowned aud mamtamcd, im. whole or! pal place of business will be in Grass in part, by any religiouscreed. One} Valley. need but lovok.at the extravagant amounts. heretofore donated by. the legislature te'tealize how much this single arvicle will lighten the grievous burdens of taxation. * Now, Me. ditor, Lam well aware of th: fact thet many of: your readers Anctent Order > Uiiberniaus, + The Ancient. Order ‘Wibetoians will assemble at their Hail at 8:33 o’claek té-mbrrow “morhint aad march to, the ¢ ‘atholic C hurch, where e<pvices arp to b2 hala, : of all near him were fixed o n, the ‘obdurate antiKearneyite. Be‘fore he knew what-was the matter he received a-dozen punches in the side, bacs and stomaeh, and a é'1orus of ‘hands up !” his ears was shouted ip! He very «discreetly obeyed. li was his last sandg-lot meeting. t-— —-pre—— Women's Christian Temperag ce Union. ‘There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Women’s ChrisUnion, held in the Vestry’ of the M. E. Church Friday afternoon. It was stated that the members of the Juvenile Temperance Union of Grass Valley would give a public entertainment during the first. week in April, aitd.had extended an invitation to the Nevada Juvenile Union. to be present and participate in the exercises, Messrs. D. Wellington ;and John Graham have kindly volunteered to convey a limited pumber of the children to Grass, Valley and return, op that occasion, free of charge. nee a anne te Arrested for Assguit, Frank Holbrook was arrested by Marshal Baldridge yesterday morning, on complaint of a. Chinaman, . who says he was walking along the road near Rock Creek, Friday, when he met Holbrook who was in a wagon; that the latter hit him with a horsewhip, at which he remonstrated, when Holorook jumped out and with a rock pounded him on the head. Holbreok says that the Chinaman drew a pistol on him, The case was set for trial in Judge Garthe’s Court last evening. — ©. M. E. Church, Preaching by the pastor Rev. John Coyle, morning and evenjng at 11 A. M., and 7p. M. Subject for the norning: ‘I’m too Busy.” . For the evening: .‘‘The . Race cf Life.” Sabbath School at 12:30 Pp. ux. General prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Aji are cordially invited. Congregntienal Church. "Gecvicws at the Congreg gational Cherch morning and evenipg as usual. Subject in the morning: ‘‘Three dgyzzling rays.” Evening: ‘“ Away With respulsive dogmata.” All are cordially invited.J. Sms, Pastor. Ir ts a blunder to make the “Chinese question a bone of eortentica in our local polities, . sume no pew obligations, ; . proment banker, after a litt j eral conversation as tothe eonditise _ Blueterries, of business inthe city, remarked . . Kerosene, . that if this Constitution is agtopted} i there will be a very long: Sunday . there and everybody will have 2a good . . Bacon, change to take a rest from business activity. ON A Savings Bank Beclaration. We which this is a copy: SACRAMENTO Savines BANK SacRAaMeNTO, March 14, 1879. . Dear Srr:—The Board of Directors of this bank deem it their duty to inform you that the new Constitution, if adopted, will tax your deposit in bank which you will have topay; and also tax it when we have loaned it on mortgage which the bank will have to pay, thereby taxing the-same money twice and materially reduc‘ing your income upon your savings. Respectfully yours, etc., ete., Ep. R. HaMILrox, Cashier, The bank might, have gone further and shown, as the Bee has-in anotker article, how the same money must, under the new Constitution, be taxed three times in on¢ year, As the’ bank says, the depositor will have tv pay on his deposit, and the have received a circular of taxes, but whvever holds the money thus borrowed, will have to pay another tax npon it and that will make three taxes. And from neither of these tdxes is there any escape save by fraud, falsehood or direliction. of duty!—Sac. Bee. St. Patrick’s Party. To-morrow night the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Church will give a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall in this city, the proceeds of which are to be applied to the benetit of their religious organization. For a number of years past these parties have been of v ocourrence here, and they are invariably successful in every particular. The invitation to attend is general. ‘Tickets, including supper, $2.50. **Mudsill's” Communication. Will the writer of the communication signed ‘*Madsill” please send his name to this office, when we will gladly give place to all he has to say on the subject treated. The name is not required for publication, but it is against the TrAnscrirr’s doe. trints to publish articles ir aa 8 om Tnbank on its mortgages; making two} Oue' very encoun Peas, 4 cans for > gels . $10 35 4 cans, per gallon, per pound. « cae, per pound, Good Green Tea “ English Breakfast, Ground Coffee, per paper Pearl Barley, 3 pounds Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, ° Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City, _ December 5, 1878. CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THR UWmnion Rarkict, NEVADA CITY, HAS NOW ON HAND ‘his own manufacture, NEW AARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities to suit. é —HE ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The’ Best to be had im the County, Of his own manufacture. LHe also keeps e? hand, at all times, the best of 5 BEEF, PORK,MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, EFC. eee Give me acal! if you want something int my line. -» 8. . WALTER BAKER & 60'S Unrivalicd Preparations of COCOA AND CHOCOLATES! R® THE. PURESBAND THE REST. ‘ They have taken the firet premiums Over all Competitors at ali the Werld’s Fairs. Don't ase an uahajcerated Arttele . i but ask your Grocer fer, ——y -> . a fan! 100° Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 6 50F 11% . Fa 30 § " oe Ls Butter, per pound 10) Cod Fish, ad bs 7 Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 . 30 . 25 . per bottle. 26 . Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 Eggs, 1 dozen, 30 cents. . ToTh * Tepai hu: sonre Frida Te! bound has b: menue fect. tions anents Ye O Hamil Mrs ‘to, da -Visitin -this vi tw unt Dist will ex “cass 0! lock, county ind= wilt b has him. who . ; While troubi Nevai i agains s & ~ Frid .at the cial sii ties °w passes ness ie ~and by enoush body o the sto thieves tions w dently ing tir were fo the sho ers to t dollars, fumery like$2). en. Tk ey draw a/medic the boo! store le: planned eccurre¢ seem thi ed to pr the flum About store wa mercial taken fr F Ree. PER large ar White French and Ge Alexis T » Ball Mor get a pai St Patr Rosent Dry Goo n beautifi Tes, Kid ton, and Cuffs,” Ri ruitable . night. mch16-1t ‘How St Batter San Fran: LEWIS+t They are cents per bed-rock 62 Uns; ish are. 3 in? %

Sg ahe Rl * yee STR Aas nt THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . ay AxTTRSENG"ONISTS OPINION. lan “Old Schoolmaste 4g Ar: cues for the New Constitution and the Perpetunatioa of Godless Schools. d> ngt share with me this enthusias-’ tic devotion -to our public schools, and will naturally lodk upon these strictures as unnecessarily severe, —e S:wing Machine Agent in Trouble. oy. os Singer &e wing Machine CompaHe has ever since ny iv thise Cecil formetly represented . General Notes. i The horrors atSzegedin, Hungary, increase. A violent storm is raging and the water is = rising, < TS + Ox#-reason why some persons love Chinese is, they are the only celeg. tral th'nes within their reach, ~ —— Westie ‘euny’ BY : hiwly als at 3 7 Ty ah ge i : 3 threatening HE NATIONAL HOT % Established Sept, 6, 1860. . Evrror Transertpr: ~The oppo . . and as by no means, representing th ii ic Sig’ enjoyed the reputa-, Tilden’s friends are +t t ne ge eg EL, pauses aap: === . nents to the new Constitution’ are . @pinions ‘and prejudices of yourself dion of being a very respectable that if he be net Saibiatel Siang ata ig ; 4 é ; sai < é RANSCRIPL; 14 OKINE at 2 k does not go Dem‘has. BE. Penrson, Preprieteor. : _Saniday, ‘March 26,1879. attacking its educational provisions, . ROT the Transcrirr;, but 4 ne . young man. At few months ago he had ' see that New York do tg _ has : ‘ prietor re = and urging thein a3 valid reayons for . the question eee. ek aynisunderstanding with the Compa; ocratic. x Kell ho E Dice» ‘D Galvin Saecramenty” . ‘ ‘ : E . a a ‘hal Way 3293/4 ) aie Mary . who x Suita @UARTZ MINE. + its rejection. A careful perusal of . do not see howI could have savi ny, ani q ye ng their yoods.; -The case of Mrs. Mary Ke id C ix fia s MeBonald Lake ci re sek Pies : ; nt 28 sel that the time has ,, ¥ ; fark McDonald with bat«+0 }*" gover than ste rill oe , 1p ever 7 ; much less. a feel that the time h 2 See 5 ane leh ar. ged Xx ar evo ; * e ‘ : imc =e A Promisin; ¥ Goi: { ‘Pro insor— -Waat article IX will convince every candid < : ; ta Pwo or th weeks ago J. Blimann, é his, Boon dis bs Cater be & a EA Fecha tinh is being doae in if, anal what is” Vocer that it contains provisions that--come when every vouck LOMAC 7 traveknaeot tot—the-siver_—Com-—tery some time since, has be J-c-crcetamd-bcet—is-btzong-Ohieago——— Likely to Follow, must commend themselves as of the . ieenS ENE shat Ie sh ie, wn pany t here, and has been en-° missed in San Francisco. r O be Casi Z ek ee i f : : . slal 188e all important ‘OViS. es . The British steamer Severn, from f Gienbroo C F Robinson Sacram Considerable interest is felt by the utmost importance to evgry frignt. clin for these all important pr avei in Uisposing of their goods.; The British steamer “ever, ‘a FL La) !csi Trutcee “WB Campbell City op ass : i} 10% } ) Jonsbib ition mrits : m “for shee. ran down oi oars a public in the devel pme ents now be“of free, ufisectarian, schoo.s. Sect. 6 4108S of the new Co = : “ —. the Con patters, $0 lar as Ce. London ‘for Quebec, 1a — ¢ . tt rill £ tweigh many of the 4 . ilot cutter having 12 Vest: rdsy'’s Arrivals at ve ing madg-at the Sn‘th win :yust requires that the entire revenue. of that will far outweigh many ow are said te—have: Dungeness, a pilot catocr naving NION HO ENT GES WEGED RE Sa, — —— . defects which _ its oO ponents are ts, and a crew Oi ut on board. THE Ut T EL, south of town; on the alt -mile the State school Fund jam He Op pese Ta en ly arraugedk Cecil claims . . pilots, anc 33 hivaba Chey GAL Hous» property. Tn order to give pa ap. plied extiutively to the supvainly trying to disco"er, t that si i ttieme nt, Birman . The ten Pilots sird-tri-—44 ERT ET : 3 i : i @ guar‘ 1 as ob RAE . or. all who desire it a knowledge of the port of primary and grammar schools. have the Constitution w ith. th aoa has made a practice of siandering his . were drowned. — ‘ = 3 < ante . sc S ai ti a F ico = oo +13 fee of : 3 = working and pro3p2253 of the claim, } What better provision could any of autee that all go Ka Be eee yy” Gabacter 10 W MostinTaMmous manners a ‘The State Printer lhus.a force ot. w Poste ae F You ing Portland : . eas aE Bio fe oa — : i -y shall be forever. free z ay eal ing CODs icles portl D Senme Grass Vaile a apovial representative of the TRaN. us’ Workingmen require? “Here we public mgt 2 1 = 0 The jaro wieise oH -what—was biange! Se ‘ven, men engage L in mail oP = f oan Was : nan . ‘ i A “Gl sctarial ¢ y j nto: th a ba Cibe sCrReT visited’ it a “es or'two since, . have the. entire resources .of the . ''om-sectarian controi. suid about tineame to Cecil’ 2 few . Me olthe new ee tution €iit ba Olt uk acca Val : ay a . at N SCHOOLM:! ASTER. € I F 23 bei ing J here) i : wate : an an and Kis report is cvlculate to bea school funds of the State set aside} : AX MID 5 CHQ0 Gays siice,-b pou first hearing be } “voters of the State, the names bei A it a J Hogan Murcht Mine tifte ta-all-w} 5° th inteuance of ‘imar ee eh rerlook. tire » evtained from the Great Rezgisters-of 2; 84 Stas CAV ght Grass Va 5 puta fr atifisation to all-who ara for ths-mainteuance of our primary . ¢, McElvey on the New Constitution, Was incined to overloos, tive ten tter: t — haw. [A Mk ¥ nants sew ¥ © an deer tin tna either directly or iii iractly interest. and -granfmar schools—the-ge.avols ae Fiiady bem advised by his most . the conuties, end every — sabe z ed. The property donsists of. two in-which the foandatioas ofa. zo.. . Borror Trayserirr:— intimate fricuds to take’ sagve gaan-. ig a-eopysent_to him. 4 hey ss eee ae % w 0 LP? : Se 2 Ee ENS AE Cis the é zs Rose ieee % y ea ’ % tir aa $ 5 f ‘ . ¥ 4 rane she . 5 veins. 69) feet of ths Sm'th and efacation are laid: emphatically the : eas the cpioeien eggs 5 nero redress--e conviuded that the . -at present éngaged. in supplying bh . W eS ee hd S rT ‘ 2 saga +r DrOOKS, yantetD my soul ai; ‘ ide c ies . Sigourney lode has been worked to poorman’s séadol, and beyond which os Be sing »—SD panel MY Sor ~_host-and-qiie<ost-way_to check the . outside counties. ' a PRICE LIST e 5 i x ~ 2 as " > SE STS o ave ’ ay 5) or. 7! ab ij hb GES Ore ¢ : 2 Leese ; rie Superintendent of the . the depth of 6) or. 79 fect in numer. y Jarze majority_of our. pupils must ivailinw ccvaclt of kind offer: (Series vi “dama ing reports was 8. D. I ield, Sut " : pr ms, é g ; ; Avalpuug Mysesl OF vour Kind oper, ; : : Electric Light Company of San Frab-! + ct be . A S H : OAS Places with mors or I 233 SUCCESS, £0. Section 7 break3 uptae gw in la ll eee Oe to .ive LP. sinami 3 flogging. 4Lecur oO i . : : . ’~ > WJ §3 at 7s Ww. RF — " fr & i k 5 permit me to ask a small space i ) ras cisco, has combined the principles of (= ‘I “s Ps 12 au y i 1 ing in 0 poly oL the <be XE & 9s rit our aper to answer, in kind, the liustwo m t the d : pe t, yesterday ? : : : : =) ‘sh leitto Cemieekia tie north end in ex iy dias over . 1 wisely . for t} Hears of decal Se Je, . . several electric machines, SO as to} J we 39,009. 'T we ve , ver aud wisely leaves jt for thepsiversol . . dunication of John I. Caldwell, -@-temidun, and they had some words. . : & ai slactrig Hobt and-telesraph saa. Eats ; ee ; ae reper ane: determin who ‘panteth after -the water “Thossalt v it Cecil. came out Heist ths dane tine Om the 13th: . Flozr. « per 100 -Iks, $2 Wein, about 4) feet west on the surbwhat books are adapted to promot: brooke’ Ido not intend to argue jof the ttle with a spramed thumb, Sinan ata Uni iit] th yy The 100 Ib 2 25 ace, has basen workel to the depth ta dy : i eee ae ieaenee ne in the W estern Union office in tha leat ser 8, a f “d's ‘s Ginldi 1 the best inferests of schools ayer the matter, but merely to put my . while -bum A is considerably “ f his°machines worked ‘tif . ane Hot 45 feat by tunnels, yieklirz nearly ir care : a Se gg e ‘ city, one of his mac : ? = 1 4 be iid : 2 s v Fi Ee Y . their gare. , OPINION, utisupported, in the balance . bruised about th and head, —re‘ % i t. ditetite Vervieg feos; Bran, per 100: Ibs, 112) af $49,099, ara, a3 in the Sigourney Sect wever, i: reve al > Potts Bias atta cia nna a een lines of. cireuits ug. ire “ "5 : , ‘ Hg : Y S2ChTOU 8, howeve 218, -& : a withthe opinion, of Mr, Caldwe'l peeks hattle-scarred vet100 to 480 er including ahe au . Potat acs, ner: EGO Ibs, 9 50 sl 09 mich witor was the draw. ether 6 th: ould command the-. : 5 GU to 3 = yt EU, : ei hee ay ‘ others, one that shoul. command th Now, Mr. Editor, I take issue with ; eran who h : through a_hard 198 i first-time the ex. } uy D2 ConseN asa Witla. lus 2 yort 2 "ocarcy OF e : ‘le : : = P : aX miles— 3 S$ 1e a Gnuoeap ick tobe con it mast . support andadvocacy of every friend the above named gentleman when ! fs Ba Wo. nivents nada at Smeet le } . Crushed Sugar, 8 Ibs, 100 ba remembered that this. was all in. of fras ynsactarian pablic: schools. ; ; periment has succeeded ip working : SpE Se GCN ey he premises that “the voice “of the . going 5% press Rte a . Brown Sugar, 104 Ibs 100 early days when labor and machinery . ‘This ssction positively forbids the : a telegraph cireuit. %S ! people called the ‘Convention because ae & ie eee PPS tafe g were expangiv anil ‘fow miners appropriation pf any lands, personal AEE eae So-faros-cun—be ascertained ‘by . Gysen Cofice 5 }bs. 00 thought of sin’ : r bslow wat r lev ea abt Lan. of the discontent getierally pervading . a iderable desultory conversation non o Sin fi baloy fAGSY levropnerty or ypubplie monay ste, ’ : : -onsider > desultory t Sau ' : “ : aoe P property or public mony belonging under the operation of the old’ Con-. # good-one kos leaked out con. O85 2 ae . o. eLCR, 14 Ibs 100 § els. Both veins ran nearly north . 4, th. State, to a: ry scho; val HW Wich toy. a= ; . copie: A. W: ~Pebbes. pac tinder with leading bankers of San Franae and south, anil dip to the east at an Pee eT. ya Bai stitution,” and aver that diseontent : see me Z otter, ex-Un er a aS new Papertution meets . . Becms, £9 Ibs 1 00 ey te of 48 oe sectarian thoorics, religions “(gm did not generally pervade under the LS heritl oF wevads inty, and a rabid "1 little £ + them angie Of 4) dazrass. eoulasiastical creeds are tiuarht or . se 2 cs . Pp in tee) ge with but little favor wita them.— in Fo stp Sapa soopees iastical ereads ars ais t operation of the old Charter; and as ; Rope iblicam. He was on the sand H oe 'Soan, 8 bars 25 The Smith and Sivournsy ‘vein pron ree wated. ‘here ama througic Superga 3 y Sag FE ot lone. Woo. 1. ueie objections are more particular= . . FR cg a * : i the best evidence of the truth of my 7 tots at Saat ane sco be tone feo, . —— ~ i gg is see bese. has an averags wulth of 12'to 13 in-. aut the ‘nation. m iny thoa chofal’y ee I 1 but ote °hj at watching the fun. The speaker made ly against the Articles on Corpora“Soap, pi OX Ai \ ¢ e : : OS15101) need but quote 13 own . , Wetonints, tl arnt igen i SH q shes, as’ far svelopod. on the 200 b isesnne we aa : Rh, epeneecay fee Y j ‘ns ‘axation, which they hold . % “ely uS isos dl ypod ; ta " persons who. maintain, with som+4 lancuatre: “Content and prosperity . suena -eernimunissic remark, aud then . tion and Taxe : n, 4 . Candies, 32 for 25 4 4 ‘ { . * a wre. , e opr 4 , » a yt north chats, towards which . planebitits it must b2 confess? 1 ; eS hn Wi este yi . eee eee 4, . will have, if the instrum@ut is adop E int ‘a drifé-is now bain pushed a : ae “+ aenerally go hand in hand, and ia. shricked, “All who agree. with me, . tad effect on cenerat-bus + Candie £5, per box 200 i") . ; a( 1 . ¢ . ore walbcpres s yah : S a = es Wy Fi isastrous e % oy . § ” ae 149 f6 le Li ie th eee rae ee sura the welfa e of the people.” } hands. up . Pottar vagunet. hie) os Se T : hat f 100 froin the 14: 50% level in the south . 1,,1 », mi aAhAAlaeets : : : : ae ee } . iness Inte: ests tis known thatio ator oy : ea : fees . look upon our publie school* syst? a I shall not vote to adopt the new hands down int». his pants’ pockets _ . Iness in , Ett an ‘ 1 is sters 7 cans for : inciune, ¥ ; fon npr, atioy; sharacterizin: x seneral way, ley We ciiscouragced } ‘ with disapprobation, characterizing . . Sees Se ete ee ee Pe 5 a gener : Tha north incline, 239 feat fr : Pi see 2 Constitution, because . I believe. its,. He was surrounded on all ‘sites ty Tanck g . Salmon, , 7-cansfor 100 . AeworeA Incins, LI) teat from . it a3 golless, and seeking to break —— those seeking loans from branchin : } Bet Shae re Anti ites Se “ee. . principles are unjust, and are not . 42 excited crowd whose diyits were . oe 100 arama splendid plese of up our system by dividipg the ; led . justice to all ‘the extended -heavenwarda Suddenly . ont into ‘new peering wiitil the . . Tomattes, 6 cans for 0 work. It is: down 6) feet, well tim. > eee <AiNorent vatint . : : : thie Constitution’ i . Z ' jioney aroun our different relivious é . ae Fe a tantad -Pattarnte ote: . atiestion of the new 18 1 Paar tha. ota Reon: raped, : aa i =f people. The new Constitution does ; 0n¢ of them detected “Pott rs aut) : l¢reen Corn, 5 cans for 100 bered, and 8x5} in the ol rom . sects, and placing all edugation -a1ltude. “Put up them hands! thar.” . settled, believing that until then it. ae re : Sige : > f not embrace all the reforms that: are . tilde. ut up them hands, thar.” ;§ . Cen Peo 5 censfor 100 this chute has been taken = Smith . qor the fosterins care of their reliz: . Our friend didn’t ‘stir. © By this ¢; . woull be better to go slow and as. Str ing Leans, v Cans & Co., ab various timaa, soma $13 BONED ee * . needed. _ It does not provide for . Gur Iriend aidn't s y this time} pss Tey cae enna a * £9," . ious teachers, & 000. The ore is rich in fraa gold and sulphurets, and is sail so have milled over $109 per ton, of sut: _ phurets. It will reyuire heavy inschinery to sink exclusive despsr here, on account of the abundance of " water. The general formation is granite mixed with mica. The vein can ies a slate casing through which is mixed more ‘There is 3 to 6 feet wide, also ingasing the vein, which is goo. Lindicatioa of the ore body's continuation to great depths, The 149-foot level from the, south incline is driven under the north inoli 18, The grouad has Bi gen well prospected, there-being several trenches and shafts here and there on the surface, in ad lition to the work done in early days, The hoisting works at the south incline’ -are~ substantially ~ ereeted. There are in the buildinga ten-horse or less clay selvage. a Strata of syenite from power, engine aud five-inch pump. The pump is hardly heavy enough for the work, and should be replaced by another as-soon as practicable. ‘Two or three drifts-have been. run _-frum the incline, the longest ‘being at the depth of 100 feet. It has-been driven ahead 1350 feet, but the surface water coming in too Strong it was discontinued, When theincline was sunk 40 feet further after that, another-drift was run north, where The ground is soft, but when properly iirained no more trouble need be apprehended from that. cause. The vein shows well, althouSt abouitding in many stringers and feeders, with one strong contact vein. It might be here stated that wuere the ramifications 0! the work is very perplexing, a Vein are so numer‘ous near the suriace as.is the case in this mine, it is a pdsitive indication of very heavy vein matter at a greater depth, as tae electric and mineral vurfents have a stron:s downward tendency. Assoon asthe drift reaches the north ehute, it may be relied upon that a fime quant'ty aad quality of vre will be found, It will. not be long before some good developments may, be lovked for. {t is a valuable piese of propirty, as the indications are ef an exceptionally good character. Unkcr the @Gellent-man .zemeut of President RR. M. Pryer'aud Superintoident J, L. Heiland, both of whem are amen af vast praétical experienca,. it. is pretty curtain to soon carn 8 firstol dss Puy utetion as a got ad. produger, » <meta nial = ‘{t is also asserted by many (I do nut vouch for its correctSaine Trewhays seek te_instil into the miads of all their pupils ‘that there is'an earthly power to-whicp we owe which w ness, however) that: these Egious—t22 a higher allegianes than that 2 owe to the State an Pederal governmept. Granting that there isa powerlul religious seet which promulgates these threatens the permapepey and fulness of our public schools», ideas, it seriously use and tenents should ever precipitate a cons—-% . that of our nation, as .well, -if flict between gur national government and the ‘higher authority” to whom they aceord alkegignce, Adopt the new Constitution and this question is forever settled, so .far as our State is concerned. ‘This article is a cirect thrust against the enemies of free, unsectarian schools, and, once adopted, will forever settle the question of revolutionizing our schools, and dividing their funds. Under the present Constitution there is no safety, for, with the congent of both branches of the Legislature.and the Executive, almost any revelutionizing measure is possible., It 18 evjdent that these dangers are ngither imaginary, nor local, from the fact that they-have already been alluded to by the chief Executive of our Nation in sich a manner as to engage the whole country 12 the debate of their merits, and to threaten serious complications‘iii Our National politics. Here we haveit inour power to for=} ever settle this question, and to place these dangers beyond the possibility of recurrence by casting our votes for the new Constitution. Let every lustrious example by adopting a siinilar Constitutional provision, and ging these questions into petienny politics, permitted to digress ‘sufficiently to ‘call attention to Section 30 of the article om legislation, in which. it is expressly prohibited that the legislature shall ever donate any public! rec State in the Union then follow the il-/ there will never be any need of drag. While upon this. subject I may. he’ equal taxation, and does not provide taxation. That the . will Chinase immigration, I fully admit. I have carefully read the new Constitution proposed, and have come-to ; against -donblenew. Constitntion discourage a dehberate conclusion to oppose it to tLe bitter end, honestly believing that if it should adopted the prosperity of the State will be retarded. be I earnestly hope that the minof the State, ‘ fie will by their votes cast on the 7th} ers, the WORKINGMEN day “of May nex stamp upon it the . seal’of their condemnation. ©. McEtvey. ; Driven to Desperation. A rather intelligent looking young ‘man was relating an incident on the; street yesterday, and the pith of it . as well as his manner of speaking . could not but impress a listener with the idea that radical changes in the community were imperatively necessary to secure the interests of . white labor. -He said: ‘“‘E went to the ——— mine,and asked for work. I told them I did not have a cent, and had been halfstarved for aweek. That I was willing to do anything honest for enough wages to pay for my living. I was told they hadn't . anything forme todo. I asked them . for God’s sake to let me work in the place of aChinaman I saw there, and for the same.wages he was gettiny. I was told that they had tried the Chinaman, and knew he was a guod . worker, but would have to take chances in hiring me. It is no wonder that some of us white men lie and steal. We've got to do it, orstarve. . >.< New Quarrying (gmpany. ire have been filed with the Secretary of State articles of incor; boration of the Stockbridge Quarrying Company, to quarfy for soap-’ . stone and asbestos in Placer county, and. manufacture the same into a merchantable commodity. Capital, $100,000, in shares of $l each. DirectorsChag. Leech, W. J. Daventhe eyes . tian money, land or personal property to . port, Jas. GC. Conway, G, W Whiteaay h-spital, reiwreat or home that is! sides and O, P. Davia, The pirintiowned aud mamtamcd, im. whole or! pal place of business will be in Grass in part, by any religiouscreed. One} Valley. need but lovok.at the extravagant amounts. heretofore donated by. the legislature te'tealize how much this single arvicle will lighten the grievous burdens of taxation. * Now, Me. ditor, Lam well aware of th: fact thet many of: your readers Anctent Order > Uiiberniaus,

+ The Ancient. Order ‘Wibetoians will assemble at their Hail at 8:33 o’claek té-mbrrow “morhint aad march to, the ¢ ‘atholic C hurch, where e<pvices arp to b2 hala, : of all near him were fixed o n, the ‘obdurate antiKearneyite. Be‘fore he knew what-was the matter he received a-dozen punches in the side, bacs and stomaeh, and a é'1orus of ‘hands up !” his ears was shouted ip! He very «discreetly obeyed. li was his last sandg-lot meeting. t-— —-pre—— Women's Christian Temperag ce Union. ‘There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Women’s ChrisUnion, held in the Vestry’ of the M. E. Church Friday afternoon. It was stated that the members of the Juvenile Temperance Union of Grass Valley would give a public entertainment during the first. week in April, aitd.had extended an invitation to the Nevada Juvenile Union. to be present and participate in the exercises, Messrs. D. Wellington ;and John Graham have kindly volunteered to convey a limited pumber of the children to Grass, Valley and return, op that occasion, free of charge. nee a anne te Arrested for Assguit, Frank Holbrook was arrested by Marshal Baldridge yesterday morning, on complaint of a. Chinaman, . who says he was walking along the road near Rock Creek, Friday, when he met Holbrook who was in a wagon; that the latter hit him with a horsewhip, at which he remonstrated, when Holorook jumped out and with a rock pounded him on the head. Holbreok says that the Chinaman drew a pistol on him, The case was set for trial in Judge Garthe’s Court last evening. — ©. M. E. Church, Preaching by the pastor Rev. John Coyle, morning and evenjng at 11 A. M., and 7p. M. Subject for the norning: ‘I’m too Busy.” . For the evening: .‘‘The . Race cf Life.” Sabbath School at 12:30 Pp. ux. General prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Aji are cordially invited. Congregntienal Church. "Gecvicws at the Congreg gational Cherch morning and evenipg as usual. Subject in the morning: ‘‘Three dgyzzling rays.” Evening: ‘“ Away With respulsive dogmata.” All are cordially invited.J. Sms, Pastor. Ir ts a blunder to make the “Chinese question a bone of eortentica in our local polities, . sume no pew obligations, ; . proment banker, after a litt j eral conversation as tothe eonditise _ Blueterries, of business inthe city, remarked . . Kerosene, . that if this Constitution is agtopted} i there will be a very long: Sunday . there and everybody will have 2a good . . Bacon, change to take a rest from business activity. ON A Savings Bank Beclaration. We which this is a copy: SACRAMENTO Savines BANK SacRAaMeNTO, March 14, 1879. . Dear Srr:—The Board of Directors of this bank deem it their duty to inform you that the new Constitution, if adopted, will tax your deposit in bank which you will have topay; and also tax it when we have loaned it on mortgage which the bank will have to pay, thereby taxing the-same money twice and materially reduc‘ing your income upon your savings. Respectfully yours, etc., ete., Ep. R. HaMILrox, Cashier, The bank might, have gone further and shown, as the Bee has-in anotker article, how the same money must, under the new Constitution, be taxed three times in on¢ year, As the’ bank says, the depositor will have tv pay on his deposit, and the have received a circular of taxes, but whvever holds the money thus borrowed, will have to pay another tax npon it and that will make three taxes. And from neither of these tdxes is there any escape save by fraud, falsehood or direliction. of duty!—Sac. Bee. St. Patrick’s Party. To-morrow night the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Church will give a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall in this city, the proceeds of which are to be applied to the benetit of their religious organization. For a number of years past these parties have been of v ocourrence here, and they are invariably successful in every particular. The invitation to attend is general. ‘Tickets, including supper, $2.50. **Mudsill's” Communication. Will the writer of the communication signed ‘*Madsill” please send his name to this office, when we will gladly give place to all he has to say on the subject treated. The name is not required for publication, but it is against the TrAnscrirr’s doe. trints to publish articles ir aa 8 om Tnbank on its mortgages; making two} Oue' very encoun Peas, 4 cans for > gels . $10 35 4 cans, per gallon, per pound. « cae, per pound, Good Green Tea “ English Breakfast, Ground Coffee, per paper Pearl Barley, 3 pounds Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, ° Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City, _ December 5, 1878. CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THR UWmnion Rarkict, NEVADA CITY, HAS NOW ON HAND ‘his own manufacture, NEW AARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities to suit. é —HE ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The’ Best to be had im the County, Of his own manufacture. LHe also keeps e? hand, at all times, the best of 5 BEEF, PORK,MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, EFC. eee Give me acal! if you want something int my line. -» 8. . WALTER BAKER & 60'S Unrivalicd Preparations of COCOA AND CHOCOLATES! R® THE. PURESBAND THE REST. ‘ They have taken the firet premiums Over all Competitors at ali the Werld’s Fairs. Don't ase an uahajcerated Arttele . i but ask your Grocer fer, ——y -> . a fan! 100° Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 6 50F 11% . Fa 30 § " oe Ls Butter, per pound 10) Cod Fish, ad bs 7 Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 . 30 . 25 . per bottle. 26 . Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 Eggs, 1 dozen, 30 cents. . ToTh * Tepai hu: sonre Frida Te! bound has b: menue fect. tions anents Ye O Hamil Mrs ‘to, da -Visitin -this vi tw unt Dist will ex “cass 0! lock, county ind= wilt b has him. who . ; While troubi Nevai i agains s & ~ Frid .at the cial sii ties °w passes ness ie ~and by enoush body o the sto thieves tions w dently ing tir were fo the sho ers to t dollars, fumery like$2). en. Tk ey draw a/medic the boo! store le: planned eccurre¢ seem thi ed to pr the flum About store wa mercial taken fr F Ree. 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