May 1, 1887 (4 pages)

THE DAIL¥ TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SUNDAY, MAY. 1, 1887. The Daily Transcript. L__ Nevada City, Grase Valley, Rough & Ready, Spencevi le, North San Juan, French Cor Fiat, Graniteville) Truckee, and every oth er town of Nevada\county; also iu Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento; Set Francisco—in fact, throughout the Stats “from Siskiyou to San\Diego, from the “si erra to the Sea.” \ Published Daily emaadaye excepted) by ; —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: \ Mo 82 Commercial street, Nevada ity, Cal. SAWYER’S DECREE DISSECTED . Ee 4: quoted an article from the ‘Mining and Industrial Advocate’ as to the, Woodruff by debris, which damage & 4 against the North Bloomfield gravel . ** mining company ~and-many~others, and upon which Judge Sawyer based his famous decree which has. destroyed more property, turned more people out of their homes, and ruined a great: . er number of innocent people than any other decree since the révocation of the “Edict of Nantes.” It is truc. ; his decree has not caused the death of go many people, but it is as partisan, . bitter, deep-seated and thorough . against the miners as it is possible for language to make it. Under it no. mine.can be worked which does not . impound its debris or tailings upon its . own land, unless the owner of the} possibility can they get into the canyons. Its language applies to all mines . —quartz, drift, placer and hydraulic. The only mining which might possibly . be exempt from it is river mining, . where no one, noteven tlie Chinese; . can mine and make a liying. There. fore it may, with safety and certainty, be said, it was a decree entirely in the interest of the Chinese. That it has proven so, is plain to anyone who will travel through that portion of on county called the Ridge, where silence . and desolation reign; where, before . this sweeping, bitter, partisan decree, there werepeadreds of beautiful, bap. py homes," and a large, prosperous population; where, were it not -that. the prominent companies have tried 4 to keep their old white employes from . starvation by drifting and cleaning bed-rock, the situation would besnuch. worse than it is. The decree went . . much further than to stop mining, for . it prohibited the water companies from . allowing their water to be used in} “any mine or mining ground.” Ii. any mine can. be worked without in-. fringing the terms of this outrageous . decree, the miners must either eat the . “@ébris Or carry it “off and deposit. it : where it cannot, by any possibility, . get into any stream or water course. . Drift mining has been stopped by a} fine of $1,500 levied upon one compa.«®* my. “Bed-rock cleaning where less than twenty small car loads of material is swept up and washed each day is now “ also in danger of being closed as there are suits for contempt now pending in Sawyer’s Court, where it was proven that not exceeding 15 cubic yards of material was all that found its way into the river in a working day, which did not even discolor the water. In fact, the water passing from the mine . and carrying this material was and is clearer, and has been: so since hydraulicking was closed, than the river either above or below the point where it entered. That this small work, wherein from 6 to 15 men are engaged now and then, contravenes the letter of the decree, is probably true. That it harms anyone, is certainly not true. That it injures Woodruff is likewise untrue. But, unless we mistake the . extent of Sawyer’s animosity against the miners, he willas certainly impose @ penalty as that the sun will rise tomorrow. In his penalties heretofore * imposed upon suchunfortunates as haye fallen into hi: cl@tches, he has ” them to pay the amounts over oodruff, although it is well known robe this man has never been injured the amount of one dollar. Ths arbi' trary disposal of the property of the unfortunate mine?, by taking it. from him although he is not guilty of any willful disobedience of the injunction, has had a most injurious and baneful .! effect. Ithas stimulated perjury and blackmailing to a yery large extent. Tn fact, one of the witnesses, hired with this money, openly perjured himself in his testimony in a dozen instances so badly that the matter was brought before the last U. 8. Grand Jury and nothing but the fact that the U. 8. District Attorney was a rank a:.ti-debris man prevented the. spy’s indictment. Another attempt to indict him was ‘about being made: when death intervened and carried him away. i 3 ment of ee selfish journalism, from the . stander named Joseph In this paper of the 19th instant was ‘track near Vandalia, [.1., and allowed a train to crush them. damage said to have been done to fishers lost their lives, mosans were drowned -by a collision constituted the basis of his complaint . al 8ca. thatthe Miricdates-have . the tomb of their noted leader. . he could find no comiortable grocery octied, ‘scheming . It should be -fired . mining counties along with A those other despicable enemies of the ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's min ‘rs, the spies and informers. . LATEST TELE “GRAPHIC NEWS. . . . Chicago parties ¢ akan the reports . 4 the discovery of rich old mines in . Mexico. At Butte City, M.T., Jack Rowland . . } shot at.a barkeeper and killed a byBussier. Two tramps lay down on a railro: 1d . on Tuesday By a cyclone, five hundred pearl . and 150 For. . Advices from Scutari, Albania, state kilted-seven Turkish soldiers for interfering with Gilder ‘has returned to New York . from his North Pole trip. It is said . store back room up above the Arctic Circle. st A great stir. has created amdng the German Presbyterians of . Nyack, N. Y., by grave charges ma e against-the pasion; the Rev, Dr. A. A. been Schabehorn. truthfulness, morality. Henry infeimperanee and imPeters, an old reside nt. of . mine can buy other land on which to} Milwankee, died one yéar ago, and Nt . String Beans, deposit them in such a way that by no! was supposed he had left some money Tomatoes, . for his wife’and children, as he was . A box containing $20,000" niggardly. . jin gold coin was found Thursday in taking up the floor of the basement. Three children. were burned to death’ ina farm-house near WhiteTexas, «en Tuesday. Their mother locked them up in the house to make a call at a neighbor’s, and in her absence the house was burned}; down. The name ofthe unfortunate family is Welch. _ ory te Aue wright, A KENTUCKIAN € audit for School . Director was recently elected because his opponent spelled horse with an “r,”? cae thieie oe Ir is a great mistake to say that a . woman’s crowning glory is her hair. At this season of the year it is her new sprins bonnet. = ot ere ore A LeNren speaker has denounced fashionable soviety as‘a*‘frail offspring of English nobility unsuited to this climate. : 9 e@eessa Tuk people of Michigan defeated the prohibition ame ndment by ut least 10,000 majority. Sone epee Ar Pittsburg, Penn., one 9 night re cently, rogues ‘ade a raid on the doorsteps to houses ov one of the stree.s and carried them off. Sti Tur Keely motor is again creating some excitementin New York,’Keely’s friends represe ‘ting that he has at last finished the motor und that it isin satisfactory working order. as Good Templars E Entertainment! THE I. O. G. T. ——Or— NWEVADA COLrrTwy —WILL GIVE— A Grand Entertainment, ——AT THE— TEE A TE FF, ee . <fees TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1887, In aid of the Good: Templars’ Orphan Home. The program will consist of a farce entitled, “MY TURN NEXT,” With the following cast: Taraxicum Twitters Tom Trap Tim Bolus. Farmer Wheatear Lydia Twitter (his wife) .Miss Ida Allen Cleely (Lydis’s niece) .Miss Josie HoHand Peggy -Migs Addie Boardman Ernest Kreiss E.P. Gaylord G:8. Robinson H. J. Little Ice Cream and Cake and BRainbow Social (sumething new). — Music by Unity Brass Band. — Doors open at 7. Performance beyins at 8. Admission 25 cents. A: Grand : Time : Assured. ene ACONSISTENT JOURNAL. The Record-Union is dreadfully . shocked at the conduct of the Plumas . county miners who compelled tie spies of the Anti-Debris Aseuciation to leave their section one day last week, and go expresses itself editorially. It stigmatizes as ‘infamous’ this upris-. ing of the Plumas county miners in beof their homes and against a set of ows engaged in a mission that any ‘minded, honorable, self-respectig man would blush to be caught in ce of. Nothing different ! COME ONE! COME ALL! BRAINS, TRIPE, OX TAILS, PIGS’ FEET, COW HEELS, SHEEP TONGUES, CALVES HEADS, ETC. SCADDEN & RUNCKEL y expected from the Record-Union. id it has made. Everbody knows to find it at all times under all conditions. There is no uncertainty about it. No 1 what two-sided. question of interest coines up, the Kecordn invariably be counted upon of the side where the most. are likely to be found. It. Naapvcace and against the poor; Yor the many and against the . =. for the strong and against, never goes back on the. 9 for carrying on the above business. Ving had lar ze experience in this line they can assure their patrons that everything of their preparation will be clean and neat, will give the best satisfaction, and will be sold atthe — ._ LOWEST PRICES. ‘Wetets-and Families Supplied by Leaving Orders at Scadden»s? Saleon, Broad Street. SOCADDEN & RUNOKEL. i AVE FORMED A COPARINERSHIP a Gana om is the embodiNey da City, April 5, 1887. —~ 1 The charges allege un. VM WOLF Ve . PRICE LIST. FOR CASH! “THE CHEAPEST AND BESs GROCERY STORE. IN NEVADA, a i. tothe pags lel the voters of Novae, Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. FOR ony iy MARSHAL. Flour, per 100 Ibe, $2 0 . Wheat, : 2 26° J. pagan etna veneby sane City Cora, . a 76 of vad Chey. ‘ee eStats Rolled Barley, ee oe Li i ey a ss POR GIPY ASSESSOR. Middlings, j “2 " G. RICHARDS wii be White Sugar, 13" i pate hm tor the office of Clty. Ae Brown" 16" k, SBeate Se. Heston ndey ar ae Qurrants, 10 “ i Prunes, et mee 1 E Hily . Beans, . Le . \2 THE LAUGHING BOOM. Costa Rica Coffee, 6' 1 . Washing Powder, 12 papers 1 e . Ohocolate, 4." J : ai . Starch, Te eee Ee Oorn Starch, 1g I frees 12 "i {. NEVADA THEATRE, Green Corn, eee Goran . . Green Peas, ale 5 ‘. Qne Night Only! Bo ee ok inom, 2 bean, 6 “Oe MONDAY EVENING. MAY 2, 1887. mon. 1 lb.cans,. 8 “ J jh . Ta le Fruit, ee . Pie ruit, 105°." 1 aigy ae __ ‘The Original . Sardines, \, Q Gt Wry) 5 Ste 151 . PHOK'S BAD BOY Cf Oorned Beet ead comes . 7) . Condensed Milk 6 cans 1 ; Lard per can, 76 . Kerosene, 5 gallon can 1 50 } ata per gallon), 40 p per gallon, 65 'ayap per 5 gallon keg) 2 25 . Pickles ‘‘ 6 aN 1 26 . Good Tea per Ib, _ 25 . Japan ie \. 86 “per 6 Ib, box, “1 60 English Breakfast 5 160 a r lb, 8 Soap, per box. m aC \ Savon Soap, per box, 110 4 bars, 25 Harkness Candles per box, 3 26 “34 for 1 Goodwin-Candles per box, 2 60 . San Francisco“ 1 60 cs Candles 64 for 1 Starch per box, 50 Butter per roll, 40 Tobacco per plug, 46 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN’: PROPORTION. ‘A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY, EARNED,” The Great American Importing Tea Co. Cormmercial St. SHEL lair Ground Coffee at 1214 cts. per tb Good Family Coffee at 15: cts. per Choice Family Coffee at 20 cts. per tb Our ‘‘ Breakfast” Coffee at 25 cts. per. tb Our “Brcakfast’’ Coffee is only sold cent Coffee sold by others. The QuaLiry and FLAvor of our TEAS are uNEQUALED, and wil be found.from 10'to 15 cents per pound cheaper than yow can possibly buy any where else. We run thirty stores, import our FEES, [3-26-1m DON'T READ THIS! ’No ‘ieiunh Ge Goods Sold at the ‘SEIN ATs.’ HARRY DANIELS. BROAD STREET, opposite Giffin’s Cigar . Store. api7-lm PIONEER M ROLLER All Goods Fresh and Pure, . " NEVADA CITY. . LADIES! SEE HERE! by us, 1 is better value t y us, and is better value than iad m Nerve and Brain Food. own TEAS and roast our own COF-T M&F Oyster Cocktails a Specialty. . BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —-ANDPATHN rT —__-_——Capacity ot the Mill, 1000. Bartels Per Day. The above named Company have: ALL ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, and guarantee the Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State. 0. 6. TORSON, Agent = FOR OITY ASSESSOR. A. BARRETT is & candidate for +. the offige of City Asecator. Election £:.8 May 24, 1887. FOR GITY MARSHAL. Nhe oe TAM EDDY will be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of NeWw City. Election Monday, May «4, 1887. FOR QITY TREASURER. FORGE A. GRAY will be « candidate for re-election as City Treasurer, . . * ~ Under the Management of —J. H. BARNES. — Houses Crowded Everywhere, kRwPopuiar Frices. E@Reserved seats at Vinton’s. “BR --— NX Ryser he Bids to Build: a School House, Nivecst ig hereby given Shak bids will be *Feteived the Board of Trustees of Nteeie Nool District to build a School House 4 said District, in accordance with a rane Speci hoatons now on fle with the Clerk of said Board, A. Cohn, is store in Downieville. Each’ bid to specity cost of building, with inside lathed and plastered, and cost of same ceiled inside. Said bids must be in writing and sealed, and filed with said Clerk on or before the 11th Day ef May, 1887, At 10 o'clock, a. M., when B they will be opened and one g ‘u ard reserves the right te rejec aay bad all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a bond, satisfactory to the Board forthe faithful performance gt ee contract to be entered into with said Board Note l. In cage the building is plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in accordance with specifications. If ceiled, said sheathing to be omitted. Note 2. The plane and specifications of the building, which are sult ect to the changes expressed in this notice, can be seen at the office of the DaiLy rag peggy from April z7tb until the 4th raNiey of May ‘omit, E, co Wee Trustees of bewaee. 8c 100l District YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEALTH BY USING GIbLMoRn hs AROMATIC WINE! This remedy isthe result of years of experfence in Pharmacy, and is Prangayced by Physicians and Medical Societies tobea fore It is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases gern called Female Complaints with which all women are aflicted, and for these cases isa positive cure. [t will purity aud enrich, your blood, give strength and diness to your nerves, and invigorate your entire -s pyetem. giving you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. 0 not delay but get it atonce and be cured as thousands zu alteeey have. 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Association Have completed arrangements for the Subdivision of the FAMOUS SUTTON RANCH, Situated cn Gen brook Avenues midway between Grass Valley and N:vaea City, and on the tins of the NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. ‘The soil of this: land is unusually fertile and the water facilities are unsurpassed, Two water ditches almost encircle the tratt, and water cau be had om every lot for ivriga tion; numerous springs u bound, and every facility is ffered for rupia development ef exch lot, This proprety adjoins the Nevada County College tract, and offers to parties who desire tocdueate their children a chance to secure a home near ons of the best educationa . institutions of the State. The Glenbrook Fark aud Pair grounds are opposite, and three omnibus lines pass several times daily from Grass Valley to Neveda City. The Town Talk Railway Station is a quarter of amile from the centre of the tract. To's Will. be Sold in Any Size to Suit Purchasers, Diagram and Kays, With Poll Iiformsticn, caube Obtained at the Ofice of the Land Association, or by eddressing . G. E. BRAND, SECRETARY, ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF &. CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Etc. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. tance free of charge. A-share of public patronage is inost respectfully solicited: t . ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, COMMERCIAL STREET, next door.to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITY Plaza Feed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. 4 4 CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. "tz Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores, Ask For It. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Merchant Tailors, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Fine Scotch ‘Weeds, Cassimeres and. Broadeloths Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FRO:1T MILLS IN SCOTLAND. A Large Line of Samples to Select From. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN:‘EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ~ oe THE CELEBRATED SPERRWY ELOwUkrr Can now be purchased in this city. Nett . fe Ire the Best in the City.) Cry Tt. ea SPERRY’S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold by the case or package. Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds, CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent eer Home Mutual Insurance Co. (yh Cirocery Store OF CALIFORNIA. THOMAS KIDD i AVING LEASED THE STORE FOR(arma, $300,000 By ys resi g Kd C. F. Robinson, announce PRINCIPAL OFFICE: wit keep constantly on iced egen cana 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. . ° Groceries, ; Provisions, FHED, Canned Goods and Liquors: a freah supply Fire Insurance Only ! J.F. Peveusen, President. .N, SHEPARD, Vice President, “CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, .H. Maaiut; General Agent. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. 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THE DAIL¥ TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SUNDAY, MAY. 1, 1887. The Daily Transcript. L__ Nevada City, Grase Valley, Rough & Ready, Spencevi le, North San Juan, French Cor Fiat, Graniteville) Truckee, and every oth er town of Nevada\county; also iu Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento; Set Francisco—in fact, throughout the Stats “from Siskiyou to San\Diego, from the “si erra to the Sea.” \ Published Daily emaadaye excepted) by ; —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: \ Mo 82 Commercial street, Nevada ity, Cal. SAWYER’S DECREE DISSECTED . Ee 4: quoted an article from the ‘Mining and Industrial Advocate’ as to the, Woodruff by debris, which damage & 4 against the North Bloomfield gravel . ** mining company ~and-many~others, and upon which Judge Sawyer based his famous decree which has. destroyed more property, turned more people out of their homes, and ruined a great: . er number of innocent people than any other decree since the révocation of the “Edict of Nantes.” It is truc. ; his decree has not caused the death of go many people, but it is as partisan, . bitter, deep-seated and thorough . against the miners as it is possible for language to make it. Under it no. mine.can be worked which does not . impound its debris or tailings upon its . own land, unless the owner of the} possibility can they get into the canyons. Its language applies to all mines . —quartz, drift, placer and hydraulic. The only mining which might possibly . be exempt from it is river mining, . where no one, noteven tlie Chinese; . can mine and make a liying. There. fore it may, with safety and certainty, be said, it was a decree entirely in the interest of the Chinese. That it has proven so, is plain to anyone who will travel through that portion of on county called the Ridge, where silence . and desolation reign; where, before . this sweeping, bitter, partisan decree, there werepeadreds of beautiful, bap. py homes," and a large, prosperous population; where, were it not -that. the prominent companies have tried 4 to keep their old white employes from . starvation by drifting and cleaning bed-rock, the situation would besnuch. worse than it is. The decree went . . much further than to stop mining, for . it prohibited the water companies from . allowing their water to be used in} “any mine or mining ground.” Ii. any mine can. be worked without in-. fringing the terms of this outrageous . decree, the miners must either eat the . “@ébris Or carry it “off and deposit. it : where it cannot, by any possibility, . get into any stream or water course. . Drift mining has been stopped by a} fine of $1,500 levied upon one compa.«®* my. “Bed-rock cleaning where less than twenty small car loads of material is swept up and washed each day is now “ also in danger of being closed as there are suits for contempt now pending in Sawyer’s Court, where it was proven that not exceeding 15 cubic yards of material was all that found its way into the river in a working day, which did not even discolor the water. In fact, the water passing from the mine . and carrying this material was and is clearer, and has been: so since hydraulicking was closed, than the river either above or below the point where it entered. That this small work, wherein from 6 to 15 men are engaged now and then, contravenes the letter of the decree, is probably true. That it harms anyone, is certainly not true. That it injures Woodruff is likewise untrue. But, unless we mistake the . extent of Sawyer’s animosity against the miners, he willas certainly impose @ penalty as that the sun will rise tomorrow. In his penalties heretofore * imposed upon suchunfortunates as haye fallen into hi: cl@tches, he has ” them to pay the amounts over oodruff, although it is well known robe this man has never been injured the amount of one dollar. Ths arbi' trary disposal of the property of the unfortunate mine?, by taking it. from him although he is not guilty of any willful disobedience of the injunction, has had a most injurious and baneful .! effect. Ithas stimulated perjury and blackmailing to a yery large extent. Tn fact, one of the witnesses, hired with this money, openly perjured himself in his testimony in a dozen instances so badly that the matter was brought before the last U. 8. Grand Jury and nothing but the fact that the U. 8. District Attorney was a rank a:.ti-debris man prevented the. spy’s indictment. Another attempt to indict him was ‘about being made: when death intervened and carried him away. i 3 ment of ee selfish journalism, from the . stander named Joseph In this paper of the 19th instant was ‘track near Vandalia, [.1., and allowed a train to crush them. damage said to have been done to fishers lost their lives, mosans were drowned -by a collision constituted the basis of his complaint . al 8ca. thatthe Miricdates-have . the tomb of their noted leader. . he could find no comiortable grocery octied, ‘scheming . It should be -fired . mining counties along with A those other despicable enemies of the ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's min ‘rs, the spies and informers. . LATEST TELE “GRAPHIC NEWS. . . . Chicago parties ¢ akan the reports . 4 the discovery of rich old mines in . Mexico. At Butte City, M.T., Jack Rowland . . } shot at.a barkeeper and killed a byBussier. Two tramps lay down on a railro: 1d . on Tuesday By a cyclone, five hundred pearl . and 150 For. . Advices from Scutari, Albania, state kilted-seven Turkish soldiers for interfering with Gilder ‘has returned to New York . from his North Pole trip. It is said . store back room up above the Arctic Circle. st A great stir. has created amdng the German Presbyterians of . Nyack, N. Y., by grave charges ma e against-the pasion; the Rev, Dr. A. A. been Schabehorn. truthfulness, morality. Henry infeimperanee and imPeters, an old reside nt. of . mine can buy other land on which to} Milwankee, died one yéar ago, and Nt . String Beans, deposit them in such a way that by no! was supposed he had left some money Tomatoes, . for his wife’and children, as he was . A box containing $20,000" niggardly. . jin gold coin was found Thursday in taking up the floor of the basement. Three children. were burned to death’ ina farm-house near WhiteTexas, «en Tuesday. Their mother locked them up in the house to make a call at a neighbor’s, and in her absence the house was burned}; down. The name ofthe unfortunate family is Welch. _ ory te Aue wright, A KENTUCKIAN € audit for School . Director was recently elected because his opponent spelled horse with an “r,”? cae thieie oe Ir is a great mistake to say that a . woman’s crowning glory is her hair. At this season of the year it is her new sprins bonnet. = ot ere ore A LeNren speaker has denounced fashionable soviety as‘a*‘frail offspring of English nobility unsuited to this climate. : 9 e@eessa Tuk people of Michigan defeated the prohibition ame ndment by ut least 10,000 majority. Sone epee Ar Pittsburg, Penn., one 9 night re cently, rogues ‘ade a raid on the doorsteps to houses ov one of the stree.s and carried them off. Sti Tur Keely motor is again creating some excitementin New York,’Keely’s friends represe ‘ting that he has at last finished the motor und that it isin satisfactory working order. as Good Templars E Entertainment! THE I. O. G. T. ——Or— NWEVADA COLrrTwy —WILL GIVE— A Grand Entertainment, ——AT THE— TEE A TE FF, ee . <fees TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1887, In aid of the Good: Templars’ Orphan Home. The program will consist of a farce entitled, “MY TURN NEXT,” With the following cast: Taraxicum Twitters Tom Trap Tim Bolus.. Farmer Wheatear Lydia Twitter (his wife) .Miss Ida Allen Cleely (Lydis’s niece) ..Miss Josie HoHand Peggy -Migs Addie Boardman Ernest Kreiss E.P. Gaylord G:8. Robinson H. J. Little Ice Cream and Cake and BRainbow Social (sumething new). — Music by Unity Brass Band. — Doors open at 7. Performance beyins at 8. Admission 25 cents. A: Grand : Time : Assured. ene ACONSISTENT JOURNAL. The Record-Union is dreadfully . shocked at the conduct of the Plumas . county miners who compelled tie spies of the Anti-Debris Aseuciation to leave their section one day last week, and go expresses itself editorially. It stigmatizes as ‘infamous’ this upris-. ing of the Plumas county miners in beof their homes and against a set of ows engaged in a mission that any ‘minded, honorable, self-respectig man would blush to be caught in ce of. Nothing different ! COME ONE! COME ALL! BRAINS, TRIPE, OX TAILS, PIGS’ FEET, COW HEELS, SHEEP TONGUES, CALVES HEADS, ETC. SCADDEN & RUNCKEL y expected from the Record-Union. id it has made. Everbody knows to find it at all times under all conditions. There is no uncertainty about it. No 1 what two-sided. question of interest coines up, the Kecordn invariably be counted upon of the side where the most. are likely to be found. It. Naapvcace and against the poor; Yor the many and against the . =. for the strong and against, never goes back on the. 9 for carrying on the above business. Ving had lar ze experience in this line they can assure their patrons that everything of their preparation will be clean and neat, will give the best satisfaction, and will be sold atthe — ._ LOWEST PRICES. ‘Wetets-and Families Supplied by Leaving Orders at Scadden»s? Saleon, Broad Street. SOCADDEN & RUNOKEL. i AVE FORMED A COPARINERSHIP a Gana om is the embodiNey da City, April 5, 1887. —~ 1 The charges allege un. VM WOLF Ve . PRICE LIST. FOR CASH! “THE CHEAPEST AND BESs GROCERY STORE. IN NEVADA, a i. tothe pags lel the voters of Novae, Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. FOR ony iy MARSHAL. Flour, per 100 Ibe, $2 0 . Wheat, : 2 26° J. pagan etna veneby sane City

Cora, . a 76 of vad Chey. ‘ee eStats Rolled Barley, ee oe Li i ey a ss POR GIPY ASSESSOR. Middlings, j “2 " G. RICHARDS wii be White Sugar, 13" i pate hm tor the office of Clty. Ae Brown" 16" k, SBeate Se. Heston ndey ar ae Qurrants, 10 “ i Prunes, et mee 1 E Hily . Beans, . Le . \2 THE LAUGHING BOOM. Costa Rica Coffee, 6' 1 . Washing Powder, 12 papers 1 e . Ohocolate, 4." J : ai . Starch, Te eee Ee Oorn Starch, 1g I frees 12 "i {. NEVADA THEATRE, Green Corn, eee Goran . . Green Peas, ale 5 ‘. Qne Night Only! Bo ee ok inom, 2 bean, 6 “Oe MONDAY EVENING. MAY 2, 1887. mon. 1 lb.cans,. 8 “ J jh . Ta le Fruit, ee . Pie ruit, 105°." 1 aigy ae __ ‘The Original . Sardines, \, Q Gt Wry) 5 Ste 151 . PHOK'S BAD BOY Cf Oorned Beet ead comes . 7) . Condensed Milk 6 cans 1 ; Lard per can, 76 . Kerosene, 5 gallon can 1 50 } ata per gallon), 40 p per gallon, 65 'ayap per 5 gallon keg) 2 25 . Pickles ‘‘ 6 aN 1 26 . Good Tea per Ib, _ 25 . Japan ie \. 86 “per 6 Ib, box, “1 60 English Breakfast 5 160 a r lb, 8 Soap, per box. m aC \ Savon Soap, per box, 110 4 bars, 25 Harkness Candles per box, 3 26 “34 for 1 Goodwin-Candles per box, 2 60 . San Francisco“ 1 60 cs Candles 64 for 1 Starch per box, 50 Butter per roll, 40 Tobacco per plug, 46 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN’: PROPORTION. ‘A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY, EARNED,” The Great American Importing Tea Co. Cormmercial St. SHEL lair Ground Coffee at 1214 cts. per tb Good Family Coffee at 15: cts. per Choice Family Coffee at 20 cts. per tb Our ‘‘ Breakfast” Coffee at 25 cts. per. tb Our “Brcakfast’’ Coffee is only sold cent Coffee sold by others. The QuaLiry and FLAvor of our TEAS are uNEQUALED, and wil be found.from 10'to 15 cents per pound cheaper than yow can possibly buy any where else. We run thirty stores, import our FEES, [3-26-1m DON'T READ THIS! ’No ‘ieiunh Ge Goods Sold at the ‘SEIN ATs.’ HARRY DANIELS. BROAD STREET, opposite Giffin’s Cigar . Store. api7-lm PIONEER M ROLLER All Goods Fresh and Pure, . " NEVADA CITY. . LADIES! SEE HERE! by us, 1 is better value t y us, and is better value than iad m Nerve and Brain Food. own TEAS and roast our own COF-T M&F Oyster Cocktails a Specialty. . BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —-ANDPATHN rT —__-_——Capacity ot the Mill, 1000. Bartels Per Day. The above named Company have: ALL ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, and guarantee the Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State. 0. 6. TORSON, Agent = FOR OITY ASSESSOR. A. BARRETT is & candidate for +. the offige of City Asecator. Election £:.8 May 24, 1887. FOR GITY MARSHAL. Nhe oe TAM EDDY will be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of NeWw City. Election Monday, May «4, 1887. FOR QITY TREASURER. FORGE A. GRAY will be « candidate for re-election as City Treasurer, . . * ~ Under the Management of —J. H. BARNES. — Houses Crowded Everywhere, kRwPopuiar Frices. E@Reserved seats at Vinton’s. “BR --— NX Ryser he Bids to Build: a School House, Nivecst ig hereby given Shak bids will be *Feteived the Board of Trustees of Nteeie Nool District to build a School House 4 said District, in accordance with a rane Speci hoatons now on fle with the Clerk of said Board, A. Cohn, is store in Downieville. Each’ bid to specity cost of building, with inside lathed and plastered, and cost of same ceiled inside. Said bids must be in writing and sealed, and filed with said Clerk on or before the 11th Day ef May, 1887, At 10 o'clock, a. M., when B they will be opened and one g ‘u ard reserves the right te rejec aay bad all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a bond, satisfactory to the Board forthe faithful performance gt ee contract to be entered into with said Board Note l. In cage the building is plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in accordance with specifications. If ceiled, said sheathing to be omitted. Note 2. The plane and specifications of the building, which are sult ect to the changes expressed in this notice, can be seen at the office of the DaiLy rag peggy from April z7tb until the 4th raNiey of May ‘omit, E, co Wee Trustees of bewaee. 8c 100l District YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEALTH BY USING GIbLMoRn hs AROMATIC WINE! This remedy isthe result of years of experfence in Pharmacy, and is Prangayced by Physicians and Medical Societies tobea fore It is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases gern called Female Complaints with which all women are aflicted, and for these cases isa positive cure. [t will purity aud enrich, your blood, give strength and diness to your nerves, and invigorate your entire -s pyetem. giving you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. 0 not delay but get it atonce and be cured as thousands zu alteeey have. We will send free ton py ad resa a book containing much useful in brmatiie for the ladies. “Gilmore's Aromatic Wine is giving better satisfaction than aur sold in twenty ra sented to be. Delaware, Ohio.” GILMORE’S cn ELIXER. medicine I have sy all it is repreYNER, Druggist, and all Diseases of the Throat.andLungs. . Three Sizes—25c., 50c. and $1.00. @@ For sale by Carr Bres. ([3-25-8m oem ILLING CO’S FLOUR. For Goughs, Oolds, Asthma, Bronchitis, ‘ RARE OPPORTUNITY ‘Secure a Choice Traet of Land The Nevada County Land . Association Have completed arrangements for the Subdivision of the FAMOUS SUTTON RANCH, Situated cn Gen brook Avenues midway between Grass Valley and N:vaea City, and on the tins of the NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. ‘The soil of this: land is unusually fertile and the water facilities are unsurpassed, Two water ditches almost encircle the tratt, and water cau be had om every lot for ivriga tion; numerous springs u bound, and every facility is ffered for rupia development ef exch lot, This proprety adjoins the Nevada County College tract, and offers to parties who desire tocdueate their children a chance to secure a home near ons of the best educationa . institutions of the State. The Glenbrook Fark aud Pair grounds are opposite, and three omnibus lines pass several times daily from Grass Valley to Neveda City. The Town Talk Railway Station is a quarter of amile from the centre of the tract. To's Will. be Sold in Any Size to Suit Purchasers, Diagram and Kays, With Poll Iiformsticn, caube Obtained at the Ofice of the Land Association, or by eddressing . G. E. BRAND, SECRETARY, ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF &. CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Etc. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. tance free of charge. A-share of public patronage is inost respectfully solicited: t . ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, COMMERCIAL STREET, next door.to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITY Plaza Feed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. 4 4 CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. "tz Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores, Ask For It. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Merchant Tailors, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Fine Scotch ‘Weeds, Cassimeres and. Broadeloths Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FRO:1T MILLS IN SCOTLAND. A Large Line of Samples to Select From. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN:‘EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ~ oe THE CELEBRATED SPERRWY ELOwUkrr Can now be purchased in this city. Nett . fe Ire the Best in the City.) Cry Tt. ea SPERRY’S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold by the case or package. Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds, CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent eer Home Mutual Insurance Co. (yh Cirocery Store OF CALIFORNIA. THOMAS KIDD i AVING LEASED THE STORE FOR(arma, $300,000 By ys resi g Kd C. F. Robinson, announce PRINCIPAL OFFICE: wit keep constantly on iced egen cana 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. . ° Groceries, ; Provisions, FHED, Canned Goods and Liquors: a freah supply Fire Insurance Only ! J.F. Peveusen, President. .N, SHEPARD, Vice President, “CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, .H. Maaiut; General Agent. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Risks accepted on all classes of desirable CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES property inthis county at rates as low as spl& Specialty. vency end a fair profit will admit of, guar— pin EA ad ad, and liberal response toall alle fe delivered within reasonable GEO W. HILL, M : ce free of charge. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY THOMAS KIDD, oBresd Street, opposite the Methoaiet o Subscribe for the 1887 1887—1887—1887—1887—1887— = Riis. 1887—1887—1887—1887 1887—1887—1887—1887—. 837—1887 a Daily Transcript! 1860 «9 Daily Transcript! } ies . i? Daily Transcript ! i= ie Qe NEW. * “lal and Shoe Making: Establishment, Broad St., Opposite stich & Larkin’s. é All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, and delivered within s reasonable dis < SRAAV= SS SSA WHICH 18 J. DELBRIDGE, -; PROPRIETO bis yee! and Best Newspaper Printed Repairing in ann its Branch at Sierra Nevada Gold Fields. ' Shert Notice. BROWN AcaLxine, {nT Rirent of ives, FAV Mam nim atte vill Met past ever cred Sab! mor vitz