March 5, 1882 (4 pages)

ils! nd get ’ Block, customSSIBLE in the rel y pur bd City. a not OR 1 the ereby oney, all in s for. Large disefully s we _ dy goods store are beginning to re_ usually advantageous purchases , this _ Morning. The pastor, Rev. Mr. "and in the evaning H. C. Benson, Se "THE DAILY TRANSCRIP Closing of the Mails, Until further notice the mails will close as ollows: Route East and West, daily at 4p. 4. Colfax, daily, at 6 A. x. ne Grass Valley, daily, at 6a. mM. and4pP. m. Direct mail to San Francisco, at 6 a. M. Direct mail to Sacramento, at 6 a. M. Downieville, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at6 a. u. Camptonyille and intermediate points, daily, (Sunday excepted) at 6 a. u. Blue Tent, North Bloomfleld, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted, até. m. ; ' Washington and Omega, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, atG6 a.m, 3 You Bet, Little York ‘and Duton Fiat, . Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 4. m. J. 8. HOLBROOK, P. M. BRIEF MENTION. Various Happenings In and Out o1 “Town, : The Miners Union of French Corralnumbers ninty members and is growing. Deputy Sheriff Tompkins took H. A. Wood, the insane man from You Bet, to the Stockton Asylum yesterday morning, The street cleaners were at work yesterday removing some of the winter’s accumulation of mud on the planked thoroughfares. There was a big timein Chinatown night before last. Fire-crackers and bombs were discharged without stint. It was a sort of grand wind up to the new year festivities, San Juan has had a, week of street preaching and singing, led by preachers Ash and Hazen, Rev, Mr. Jacka of this city.goes up this week to_take Mr. Ash’s place and continue the revival. No saloons are visited, Seven persons were initiated into the mysteries of Good Templarism at this city Friday evening, The Lodge here numbers something like 200 members now, and still there are enough unregenerate left in the city to comfortably support thirty odd saloons. a a ee Result of th o Cannonading. When the guns were being fired on York street yesterday. in honor of Sargent, the concussion was so great as to shatter numerous panes of glass in the Courthouse, demoralize a whole sash of lights in Bridget McCloskey’s residence, and knock off a big patch of plastering over the Pine street entrance to Morgan & Roberts’ block. Antoine Tam , was the heaviest loser, however, A large sized figure of Captain Jack, made of candy, aud which several years ago won a gold medal at the State Fair, was precipitated from its perch in the show window ofTam’s restaurant. It fell with its case upon the beautiful glass aquarium beneath it, and both the costly ornaments were. shattered to atoms. Damage was also done in severai other places by the breaking of windows and loosening of plastering. Spring Goods Arriving. Rosenberg Brothers of the Palace Cvive an immense stock of Spring g; ods, embracing all the latest styles in the market. They have made unSeason, and can sell at much lower jprices than ever offered by them heretofore. Mr.Rosenberg goes be low this morning to buy additional lots. . Where the firm can find room to display such an immense assortment as they are laying in is hard to tell, but we ‘warrant their customers will assist them in taking care of most of them, fer the rush has already begun. a o+WHAT THEY ARE DOING. bas i> oar coon Gleaned + Here and There. The County Clerk has-issued a marriage license to A. G. Peterson and Mary A. Hare of Grass Valley> Ex-State Senator W. O. H. Martin of Ormsby county, Nevada, and . : son of Mrs. M. Martin of this city, is now a stock broker in San FranTidings: The Februarians are waiting for Gen. Dibble’s return from Sac: Fametite before they celebrate their triamphs for twenty-eight days over the alcoholicenemy. The celebration . will take place at Wm. Henry Mitchell’s Wisconsin’ Hotel. At the Churches To-day. codec -The members of the Methodist Church will hold their love feast in the Vestry at 9 o'clock in the Jacka, will preach in the forenoon, the presiding Elder of this district, will deliver a sermon.’ The Sunday e Congregational Church, the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. In the oy Ey to the “Busy Bees.” TRANSCRIP. School convenes at 12:30’. m. F shaft, and good progress. is being lecture -will be delivered . made in driving the tannel from the Bees.” "ss fpshaft to cut the Wisconsin ledge, ‘. whichis parallel and to the west Ce La Mae ee An Ideal American Court at Sac' Famento--Au Aggrezation of Powerful Minds, -~ The Record Union says: When the case of the People vs. The-Gold Rui Mining and Ditch Company ; . Was on trial last month, it was remarked upon asa notable crial, and as presenting some very pecu personal features. The case is now being argued before J udge Jackson. Temple in the Supreme Court-room at the Capitol. If the case was of deep interest when the testimony was being taken, it is doubly so now. The scene in the Court yesterday, for instance, was in the highest degree impressive. The Court room. itself _speaks of judicial -solemnity and dignity. On the bench sat a Judge who has graced the Supreme Bench of the State, and whose legal acquirements and scholarly attainments have made him one of the dis. tinguished men of the State, and the high judicial qualities of whose mind have placed him as one of the leaders of the California bar. Beside him, part of the day, by courtesy, sat Judge Sepulveda, of Los Angeles, a man of dignified bearing, fine presence, and who, as a Judge and a lawyer, stands high in the es timation of the people of thesouthern part of the State, he having been but littleas yet in the central and northern sections. Before these Judges, at the bar, were two exChief Justices, another ex-Justice ofthe Supreme Court, the AttorneyGeneral of the State of California, and eight other lawyers of distinguished ability—even the youngest of them evidencing that quality of mind which betokens success at the bar. Among these gentleman are to be found as bright and powerful minds, and as high legal ability, as is.possible to be compassed by any choice_of a like number of lawyers on the Coast ; indeed, it is doubtful ifsuch a bar as that under notice could be repeated on the Pacific by other selection. Addressing the Court all day was one of the most brilliant lawyers and most graceful advoeates of the State, Listéning to him, with rapt attention, was a strong array of his profession ; the Governor of the State, an ex-Governor of the State and ex-United States Senator, two clergymen distinguished for their scholarship and learning, engineers of the most prominent class; leading journalists; State, city and. county officials, and a fair number of thoughtful people representing the country, and the citizens of Sacramento. One of the marked features of the trial is the dignified bearing of all the members of the bar, the impressiveness of the presence of the Court and its manner, the almost courtly courtesy and studied politeness that mark. the conduct of the counsel toward each other—in short, Judge Temple’s Court, just now, approaches very closely, if it does not indeed attain the highest ideal of an American Court, where there is dignity “without. oppressive —_ce#emonial, courtesy and that decorum which is demanded——by—the—most exacting ethics of the bar, without cold reserve or mere formality ; scholarship that seeks not display ; ability most prominent in its modesty ; judicial attention without impatience; the highest manifestations of skill in presentation of argument without vaunting; and throughout and around and over all an atmosphere’ that, while tranquil, impresses. the spectator with the majesty of the law. “Hit” Lansing in Trouble. t The tragedy reported from Eureka, Nevada, wherein C. J. Lansing shot and killed hig wife, is a most lamentable occurrence. Mr. Lansing is a talented lawyer and has’ hitherto been consideréd a gentleman in every sense of that word. He is a pioneer of the Pacific Coast, and during a thirty years residence in California and Nevada has “ever enjoyed the esteem and ,respect ofthe communities in which he has lived. for several years he was engaged inthe practice of law in Grass Valley, ~in this county, and he is weil known all through this section as ‘‘Kit” Lansing. His domestic life has been unhappy for several years, but his friends are shocked and surprised at this tragic outcome. ——————_-2.-3-2—Notes from the ‘‘Union.” Drifting has been commenced in the Pennsylvania mine, which is being developed by the-Menlo Company. = The hoisting works of McGriff & Co., near the lower Colfax road, and in the vicinity of the Bullion tine, are nearly ready to start up. the bottom of the Homeward Bouna 3 s. Fabout 125 feet} ary quite indispensable. have arrived, and will give the ladies of Nevada City who desire instructions in art needle-work. Apply for terms, etc., atthe Union Hotel, Room 14, on and after Tuesday. Gotng Away --Furafture fer Sale. below Methodist church. tables, bureaus, bedsteads, desk, Chairs, ete Twokitchen cabinets.— one new, one second wheelbarrows. eae plyin. the public with groceries at Mirle,” song and. dance at Brand & Bassetts. breakfast, ask your grocer for a can of ‘Just Right Mackerel” put up in 5 pound cans. They are the very best in market. Try them. m3-6t bar, includi chairs, tables, etc., can be bought very cheap m2-lw tained therein, of Geo. 8. Hupp js Inquire on the premises. — ton’s ranch. occupied by H. H, Haskins is offered for sale cheap for cash. Enquire at the Treasurer's office or on the A good sized ledge ia showing inf is for rent. Apply to Mrs. M.° S. 7 NEVADA CITY (Catironnza) DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a A WORTHY PROJECT. Trying to Make the Nevada 'City Academy a Permanent iustitu: tion. Nevada City has long felt the need ofa permanent’ and first-class educational institution, of a private character, where at a reasonable tuition the youth of the county may acquire a knowledge of those branches of study that are requisite to the professional and business walks of life. This want now seems likely to be supplied. M, B. B. Potter, a well-known and eminently successful educator, who. has long resided here, and has at present a private of all ages, has been offered material assistance if he will proceed to or‘ganize such an institution as is outlined above. In case the disposition tohelp is found to exist generally among our citizens, an incorporation will be formed under the name of the Nevada City Academy Association, A desirable site for the school can be obtained, the lot of W. C. Groves, on Pine street opposite Captain Rapp’s residence, being offered on very liberal terms, Here would be erected, as a starter, a two story building say 30 by 40 feet in dimenSions, This would give a series of spacious study and recitation rooms, besides, should such be desired, some sleeping apartments for pupils from abroad. The size of the building could be added to without trouble as the school grew. To carry out such a plan, it will probably be found advisable to incorporate with a capital of $4,000, divided 400 shares at $10 a share, One well known citizen has said he would take stock to the amount of $500, and others have signified their willingness todo correspondingly as much, There is no doubt that the Academy would with careful management prove a profitable and popular institution, and we trust that Mr. Potterand his friends will consummate their intentions concerning it. — New Words, The new edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, numbering 1928 quarto pages, contains nearly 5000 new words or new meanings of old ones. These-words range over the ficlds of science, “medicines, invention, discovery, re-séarch, etc., deparments which in this age are constanvly yielding fresh ideas, requiring new words to express them. That they have not been hastily compiled is evidenced by the accuracy of and careful study given to their etymology and definitions. The intelligent reader, or any readér who would be intelligent, will find this feature of the diction2S De ea eS : Instructions in Fancy Work. Misses Clothier and Schramm tf Call immediately at house next Stoves, hand. Two Also county right of my patent Ap TL kitchen cabinet for Nevada county— . Ye a good thing for any mechanic. m5-3t L. M. Bowporn. Smiru the Boss Grocer is still supved-rock prices. New Music, ‘Darling Mabel Just Right for Breakfast. If you would enjoy a nice fish Bar Room Fixtures for Sale. A complete outfit for keeping g large mirror, counter, i on by cal L. W. Dreyrvs. Property for Sale. The residence and furniture conCows For Sale, Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut£24-tf Preperty for Sale. The house and. lot on Piety Hill 5-té a 2 ee / , louse to Rent. A fine residence on Broad street Tue finest syrup in the “world at ——— school numbering some sixty pupils . And Rightly Entitled to being ‘America’s Finest Production’ of the Whisky is always selected from the finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. drawn from one of the finest limef9-tf . Hiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide = celebrity. This process makes the id THE CHINESE MUST Go, The Resolusions Adopted at Last Night's Mass Meeting. The citizens of Nevada City assembled at the Court House last evening in accordance with the suggestion of the Republican and Democratic State Central Committees, for the purpose of expressing their. sentiments on the Chinese question. Jas. D. White and E. M. Preston of the Committee on Resolutions submitted the following as their report: : The people of Nevada City, California, in Mass Meeting assembled, irrespective of political parties, adopt the following: Résolved That we regard the unrestricted immigration of Chinese. — to this coast as an unmixed, evil, detrimental alike to the social and business interests of our people. Resolved That the efforts of our Representatives in Congress to se-. cure the passage of a bill restricting the immigration of Chinese, have our hearty approval, and that we urge said Representatives to use all honorable means to secure the speedy enactment of such a bill. The resolutions were adopted and _a copy of them was forwarded to Senators Miller and Farley in Washington. Sargent Jollification. Sargent’s friends here yesterday celebrated his confirmation as Minister to Germany by firing one hun dred guns, The fact that Nevada several years, in early times, leads our people to take a special interest in his welfare, and to rejoice at the country’s recognition of his great ability. Not Generally Observed. Yesterday was not as generally observed hereas other legal holidays are. More or less business was transacted at the Courthouse, the banks were kept open, and trade was carried on as on other days. The express and post offices were open but a part of the time. ESE IEE EH GSE HOTEL ARRIVALS. —~o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, <=: STANLEY A. EDDY... Proprietor Fripay, March 3, 1882. John Kampfer, Grizzly Ridge. J. J. Jackson, City. Miss Clothier, Denver, Miss Schram, do Wm. Bogg, Washington. N. Slater, Redfield. A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield, A. H. Granger, England. P. Moloney, Sacramento. = Erastus Bonp, Clerk. ae Davenport King TRY IT! TRY IT!” === TRY IT ! City was Mr. Sargent’s home for . SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1882. THE OLD RELIABL CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Ld BRAND & Books, and CRAMER PIANOS. -ESTEY WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and at LOW PRICE on application. Largest Insurance Agency. } The Boss Grocery Store. WM. H. SMITH, GROCER!) Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon; Flour FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. ‘SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT MAIN STREET «000 .ccscichsscatesscensccs ce Small Musical Instruments, F Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds , Cutlery, Special agents for STEINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, Agents for New Wilson Sewing Machine. ——9———. La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. Fire Insurance Association, Progres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples Insurance Co., Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens, German, Fireman’s, &c., &c, Capital Represented Over $27,700,000. ee oO FULL AND FRESH STOCK OF — o———___ and My Prices the Lowest. NEVADA CITY. —DEALERS IN—— oe Jewelry, Notions, &c. & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and any other leading Piano or Organ sold We represent the following Standard Companies: Felix Gillet’'s Nurseries ! Nevada City, Cal. Nut Bearing Trees ! Preeparturiens, or early bearing Walnut ; a late, hardy and Prolific kind, (See Descriptive Catalogue) TREES FROM ONE FOOT TO™10 FEET, $1 PER TREE ; $12 and. $10 per dozen~ac: pets TOURGEE, author of “A Fool's cording to size. ——ALSo——. UNEXCELLED AS A BEVERAGE AND INVALUABLE AS A MEDICINE. DAVENPORT ——B A—— Pare, ‘Straight Whisky ! The grain used in the distillation Celebrated DAVENPORT The water is tone springs.in the State, the pecuto $4 per dozen, TREES, from $4 to $5 per dozen. MEDLARS, CHESTNUTS, FILBERTS, etc, (See Price List.) bear, so that people havé not to wait from, 8 to 5 years for acrop of fruit. PER ROOT. MANUFACTDRING, at 75 CENTS AND $1 Serotina or Late Walnut, Gand Walnut, Black Walnut, Pecan Walnut, Butternut. cd Ne: Fruit Trees of all Kinds ! PEARS, STANDARD TREES, from $8.50 CHERRIES AND PEACHES, STANDARD APPLES, PLUMS, APRICOTS, QUINCES, 4 All these standard Trees are ready to ain TABLE GRAPES, $1.50 PER DOZEN. == 4 PINK ROOTS, 871-2, 50 and 75 CENTS =i FRESH GARDEN SEED (guaranteed. Ot. Patrick's Anniversary Ball dl Grand Anniversary Ball ——AND——. SUPPER! AT HUNT’S HALL, Friday Evening, March 17th. peceaty ‘suneans THE LADIES OF 8ST. CANICE CHURCH, NEVADA CITY, WILL GIVE THEIR A FINE STRING BAND OF SIX PIECES OF MUSIC will be in attendance. TICKETS $2.50. SPECTATORS TO GALLERY—GENTL MEN, 50 CENTS. os Qe A GENERAL INVI ATION 18 EXTENDED. . No baeigeractnes admitted. A ROWAL GENTLEMAN, nd,” “Bricks Without Straw,” ‘‘Figsand Thisties,” ‘The Invisible Empire,” ete., showing the typical young Southerner ‘before, during\and since the war, together With his relations, personal, political and legal, with the typi SLAVE GIRL of beauty, intelligence and subsequent refinement. ders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., And you will not have to prices, as I am determin done by me down to the lowest living rates. Bie Ey J. J. Jackson, Proprietor . _ AL THIS. HOUSE therewill-always—be found a large and complete stock of Q Book and Stationery House} °*"\wems OF NEVADA hs 2 : apes, iu BASSETT, al It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST CLASS GOODS But they will be sold As CHEAP AS Poor Goons! Agent for Excelsior Powder Company. —O-—Agent for Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, —-O— Sole Agent for the “BOSS” COFFEE, Which good judges claim to be the est eve offered in this market, —o— If you have never traded at the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel that goods are sold at a small profit. —o— Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. _B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. —-— HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old tradeagain in Wz: CABINET MAKING AND a UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices, Now Ladies; if you want-any Mattresses or Lounge made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varnished, and Opposite Casper's Store, y any more high to put all work Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. Ww. corner Pine and Commercial streets, Lia DUNCAN, Proprieter. Casper’s Clothing Store. janl6 ~ PP DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, ¢ Pine street, Beckman’s Building. First-class werk at popular prices. : Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of e ‘‘tensorial art.” A thrilling story. As interesting as ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin,” bnt more intensely rea{.— , an illustrations. Price $2.60; sold by-subscription. Agents Wanted. Address-A. Francisco. ml National Exchange Hotel BTAGE ELOVUSE, &%. A. EDDY, Proprietor. 713] CHANGE HOTEL is the HA finest structure north of mvdern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has saeenity been 1enovated ceptionable and accommodation for families ally provided. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, DerBet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM Constantiy supplied with the very RANCH FOR SALE, A FINE RANCH containing 60 weal acres, with ORCHARD, VINEYARD 'tt} DWELLING HOUSE with Eleven ss Rooms, and in fosa 4 Free Water—and in @ very desirable perty, is offered for saleat a GREAT ARGAIN. Government Title to the property. Situated onthe Red road, 1mile from Nevada City. Apply to alan MURCHIE, Nevada City, or at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. .feblo. Large 12mo of 534 pages, 6 fullBANCROFT & CO., 721 Market Street, ‘Ban —AND— —o— THE NATIONAL EXjoeu sm Sacramento. Fire proof, throughout. The Table fare will be unexrges to suit the times. Free Buss to Juan, Camptonville, Fo-est City, ia Sa bee Mine, Moore’ Flat, Graniteville, You —AND— best Liquors and Cigars. Meet, tention tt cnotanl elon pany. ] ion of principa of business, Nevada City, Nevada Cou 5ifornia. Location of works Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given, that dta meeting of the Direetors ot said corporation, held on the 7th day of February, 1882, an assess—o— ment of Twenty (20) cents per share was lev42@7FINE CLARET WINE, OF MY OWN MiTH’s. By the gallon or bulk, . . Coast and Territories. ' ied upon the capital stock of the tion, payable immediately to W. H. Hs ith, . _ THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery ‘ NEVADA CITY, Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Ktc WwW warrant every article sold by us to. tethe . be as represented, and sell -_Wery Lowest Living Rates. the Secretary of said Company, at his office, in Smith’s store, Nevada City, in Nevada NEW YORK BAKERY. : RT ae d PER GALLON. semeey crt 2 neh the : DAVENPO a pure, hand-made : ny. stock upon whic! assessment . souN HEE : : deli shall id on the 8th day of March, MUBST.... Fe sour mash Whisky, and for delicacy FELIX GILLET, A. D. 1882, iets aueet tak ak “Ca Street, Nevada City. of flavor, purity and — qualNEVADA CITY, CAL. iss payment in nal be ry wl be a den Fresh Breaa . ties it stands — se 1882, at 2 o'clock a “ep : ee a tn . Cees hand ant delivered to nt, er costs * : For Sale in Quantities to nce me San oe suet serene Denes of ‘ale Cakes of ae kinds “made to order on the eas ian Gere Office—Smith’s store, Commiercial street, . > -COPARTNERSHIP.HERETOFORE} ne y, Californ ; M. HANLE existing under the name and style of Heras Sty, digo! fo Renewal of Bridge License. y Comm Main 8 bacon business ia Nevads ity “County at. : — ae 2 prcial 6 nest Nevada, State of California, is this day dis. A. LADEMAN, Nome is hereby given that the underWEVADA CITY, CAL. } . solved by mutual consent, danek eins bag shen grat Saige z The business will hereafter be See Te ae eee! thi ‘at Nevada, st the . . SCHULTZ & VAN BARGEN, . by wm. PIN who will collect all 2c Groceries, Provisions Etc. 1 session, 1882, for a of license’ . Street, Franciyco . Counts dueand setticall claims against the EE ss RB srs to k Se melanin. a tbridge across”129 California Street, = . date firm. __,. Janetion of Broad and Commércial Street ‘the South: tener Mb Ne Reva : Febrosry-@ist, 1982, Choice THE “BEEHIVE.”

ils! nd get ’ Block, customSSIBLE in the rel y pur bd City. a not OR 1 the ereby oney, all in s for. Large disefully s we _ dy goods store are beginning to re_ usually advantageous purchases , this _ Morning. The pastor, Rev. Mr. "and in the evaning H. C. Benson, Se "THE DAILY TRANSCRIP Closing of the Mails, Until further notice the mails will close as ollows: Route East and West, daily at 4p. 4. Colfax, daily, at 6 A. x. ne Grass Valley, daily, at 6a. mM. and4pP. m. Direct mail to San Francisco, at 6 a. M. Direct mail to Sacramento, at 6 a. M. Downieville, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at6 a. u. Camptonyille and intermediate points, daily, (Sunday excepted) at 6 a. u. Blue Tent, North Bloomfleld, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday excepted, até. m. ; ' Washington and Omega, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, atG6 a.m, 3 You Bet, Little York ‘and Duton Fiat, . Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 4. m. J. 8. HOLBROOK, P. M. BRIEF MENTION. Various Happenings In and Out o1 “Town, : The Miners Union of French Corralnumbers ninty members and is growing. Deputy Sheriff Tompkins took H. A. Wood, the insane man from You Bet, to the Stockton Asylum yesterday morning, The street cleaners were at work yesterday removing some of the winter’s accumulation of mud on the planked thoroughfares. There was a big timein Chinatown night before last. Fire-crackers and bombs were discharged without stint. It was a sort of grand wind up to the new year festivities, San Juan has had a, week of street preaching and singing, led by preachers Ash and Hazen, Rev, Mr. Jacka of this city.goes up this week to_take Mr. Ash’s place and continue the revival. No saloons are visited, Seven persons were initiated into the mysteries of Good Templarism at this city Friday evening, The Lodge here numbers something like 200 members now, and still there are enough unregenerate left in the city to comfortably support thirty odd saloons. a a ee Result of th o Cannonading. When the guns were being fired on York street yesterday. in honor of Sargent, the concussion was so great as to shatter numerous panes of glass in the Courthouse, demoralize a whole sash of lights in Bridget McCloskey’s residence, and knock off a big patch of plastering over the Pine street entrance to Morgan & Roberts’ block. Antoine Tam , was the heaviest loser, however, A large sized figure of Captain Jack, made of candy, aud which several years ago won a gold medal at the State Fair, was precipitated from its perch in the show window ofTam’s restaurant. It fell with its case upon the beautiful glass aquarium beneath it, and both the costly ornaments were. shattered to atoms. Damage was also done in severai other places by the breaking of windows and loosening of plastering. Spring Goods Arriving. Rosenberg Brothers of the Palace Cvive an immense stock of Spring g; ods, embracing all the latest styles in the market. They have made unSeason, and can sell at much lower jprices than ever offered by them heretofore. Mr.Rosenberg goes be low this morning to buy additional lots. . Where the firm can find room to display such an immense assortment as they are laying in is hard to tell, but we ‘warrant their customers will assist them in taking care of most of them, fer the rush has already begun. a o+WHAT THEY ARE DOING. bas i> oar coon Gleaned + Here and There. The County Clerk has-issued a marriage license to A. G. Peterson and Mary A. Hare of Grass Valley> Ex-State Senator W. O. H. Martin of Ormsby county, Nevada, and . : son of Mrs. M. Martin of this city, is now a stock broker in San FranTidings: The Februarians are waiting for Gen. Dibble’s return from Sac: Fametite before they celebrate their triamphs for twenty-eight days over the alcoholicenemy. The celebration . will take place at Wm. Henry Mitchell’s Wisconsin’ Hotel. At the Churches To-day. codec -The members of the Methodist Church will hold their love feast in the Vestry at 9 o'clock in the Jacka, will preach in the forenoon, the presiding Elder of this district, will deliver a sermon.’ The Sunday e Congregational Church, the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. In the oy Ey to the “Busy Bees.” TRANSCRIP. School convenes at 12:30’. m. F shaft, and good progress. is being lecture -will be delivered . made in driving the tannel from the Bees.” "ss fpshaft to cut the Wisconsin ledge, ‘. whichis parallel and to the west Ce La Mae ee An Ideal American Court at Sac' Famento--Au Aggrezation of Powerful Minds, -~ The Record Union says: When the case of the People vs. The-Gold Rui Mining and Ditch Company ; . Was on trial last month, it was remarked upon asa notable crial, and as presenting some very pecu personal features. The case is now being argued before J udge Jackson. Temple in the Supreme Court-room at the Capitol. If the case was of deep interest when the testimony was being taken, it is doubly so now. The scene in the Court yesterday, for instance, was in the highest degree impressive. The Court room. itself _speaks of judicial -solemnity and dignity. On the bench sat a Judge who has graced the Supreme Bench of the State, and whose legal acquirements and scholarly attainments have made him one of the dis. tinguished men of the State, and the high judicial qualities of whose mind have placed him as one of the leaders of the California bar. Beside him, part of the day, by courtesy, sat Judge Sepulveda, of Los Angeles, a man of dignified bearing, fine presence, and who, as a Judge and a lawyer, stands high in the es timation of the people of thesouthern part of the State, he having been but littleas yet in the central and northern sections. Before these Judges, at the bar, were two exChief Justices, another ex-Justice ofthe Supreme Court, the AttorneyGeneral of the State of California, and eight other lawyers of distinguished ability—even the youngest of them evidencing that quality of mind which betokens success at the bar. Among these gentleman are to be found as bright and powerful minds, and as high legal ability, as is.possible to be compassed by any choice_of a like number of lawyers on the Coast ; indeed, it is doubtful ifsuch a bar as that under notice could be repeated on the Pacific by other selection. Addressing the Court all day was one of the most brilliant lawyers and most graceful advoeates of the State, Listéning to him, with rapt attention, was a strong array of his profession ; the Governor of the State, an ex-Governor of the State and ex-United States Senator, two clergymen distinguished for their scholarship and learning, engineers of the most prominent class; leading journalists; State, city and. county officials, and a fair number of thoughtful people representing the country, and the citizens of Sacramento. One of the marked features of the trial is the dignified bearing of all the members of the bar, the impressiveness of the presence of the Court and its manner, the almost courtly courtesy and studied politeness that mark. the conduct of the counsel toward each other—in short, Judge Temple’s Court, just now, approaches very closely, if it does not indeed attain the highest ideal of an American Court, where there is dignity “without. oppressive —_ce#emonial, courtesy and that decorum which is demanded——by—the—most exacting ethics of the bar, without cold reserve or mere formality ; scholarship that seeks not display ; ability most prominent in its modesty ; judicial attention without impatience; the highest manifestations of skill in presentation of argument without vaunting; and throughout and around and over all an atmosphere’ that, while tranquil, impresses. the spectator with the majesty of the law. “Hit” Lansing in Trouble. t The tragedy reported from Eureka, Nevada, wherein C. J. Lansing shot and killed hig wife, is a most lamentable occurrence. Mr. Lansing is a talented lawyer and has’ hitherto been consideréd a gentleman in every sense of that word. He is a pioneer of the Pacific Coast, and during a thirty years residence in California and Nevada has “ever enjoyed the esteem and ,respect ofthe communities in which he has lived. for several years he was engaged inthe practice of law in Grass Valley, ~in this county, and he is weil known all through this section as ‘‘Kit” Lansing. His domestic life has been unhappy for several years, but his friends are shocked and surprised at this tragic outcome. ——————_-2.-3-2—Notes from the ‘‘Union.” Drifting has been commenced in the Pennsylvania mine, which is being developed by the-Menlo Company. = The hoisting works of McGriff & Co., near the lower Colfax road, and in the vicinity of the Bullion tine, are nearly ready to start up. the bottom of the Homeward Bouna 3 s. Fabout 125 feet} ary quite indispensable. have arrived, and will give the ladies of Nevada City who desire instructions in art needle-work. Apply for terms, etc., atthe Union Hotel, Room 14, on and after Tuesday. Gotng Away --Furafture fer Sale. below Methodist church. tables, bureaus, bedsteads, desk, Chairs, ete Twokitchen cabinets.— one new, one second wheelbarrows. eae plyin. the public with groceries at Mirle,” song and. dance at Brand & Bassetts. breakfast, ask your grocer for a can of ‘Just Right Mackerel” put up in 5 pound cans. They are the very best in market. Try them. m3-6t bar, includi chairs, tables, etc., can be bought very cheap m2-lw tained therein, of Geo. 8. Hupp js Inquire on the premises. — ton’s ranch. occupied by H. H, Haskins is offered for sale cheap for cash. Enquire at the Treasurer's office or on the A good sized ledge ia showing inf is for rent. Apply to Mrs. M.° S. 7 NEVADA CITY (Catironnza) DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a A WORTHY PROJECT. Trying to Make the Nevada 'City Academy a Permanent iustitu: tion. Nevada City has long felt the need ofa permanent’ and first-class educational institution, of a private character, where at a reasonable tuition the youth of the county may acquire a knowledge of those branches of study that are requisite to the professional and business walks of life. This want now seems likely to be supplied. M, B. B. Potter, a well-known and eminently successful educator, who. has long resided here, and has at present a private of all ages, has been offered material assistance if he will proceed to or‘ganize such an institution as is outlined above. In case the disposition tohelp is found to exist generally among our citizens, an incorporation will be formed under the name of the Nevada City Academy Association, A desirable site for the school can be obtained, the lot of W. C. Groves, on Pine street opposite Captain Rapp’s residence, being offered on very liberal terms, Here would be erected, as a starter, a two story building say 30 by 40 feet in dimenSions, This would give a series of spacious study and recitation rooms, besides, should such be desired, some sleeping apartments for pupils from abroad. The size of the building could be added to without trouble as the school grew. To carry out such a plan, it will probably be found advisable to incorporate with a capital of $4,000, divided 400 shares at $10 a share, One well known citizen has said he would take stock to the amount of $500, and others have signified their willingness todo correspondingly as much, There is no doubt that the Academy would with careful management prove a profitable and popular institution, and we trust that Mr. Potterand his friends will consummate their intentions concerning it. — New Words, The new edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, numbering 1928 quarto pages, contains nearly 5000 new words or new meanings of old ones. These-words range over the ficlds of science, “medicines, invention, discovery, re-séarch, etc., deparments which in this age are constanvly yielding fresh ideas, requiring new words to express them. That they have not been hastily compiled is evidenced by the accuracy of and careful study given to their etymology and definitions. The intelligent reader, or any readér who would be intelligent, will find this feature of the diction2S De ea eS : Instructions in Fancy Work. Misses Clothier and Schramm tf Call immediately at house next Stoves, hand. Two Also county right of my patent Ap TL kitchen cabinet for Nevada county— . Ye a good thing for any mechanic. m5-3t L. M. Bowporn. Smiru the Boss Grocer is still supved-rock prices. New Music, ‘Darling Mabel Just Right for Breakfast. If you would enjoy a nice fish Bar Room Fixtures for Sale. A complete outfit for keeping

g large mirror, counter, i on by cal L. W. Dreyrvs. Property for Sale. The residence and furniture conCows For Sale, Fresh milch cows for sale at Sut£24-tf Preperty for Sale. The house and. lot on Piety Hill 5-té a 2 ee / , louse to Rent. A fine residence on Broad street Tue finest syrup in the “world at ——— school numbering some sixty pupils . And Rightly Entitled to being ‘America’s Finest Production’ of the Whisky is always selected from the finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. drawn from one of the finest limef9-tf . Hiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide = celebrity. This process makes the id THE CHINESE MUST Go, The Resolusions Adopted at Last Night's Mass Meeting. The citizens of Nevada City assembled at the Court House last evening in accordance with the suggestion of the Republican and Democratic State Central Committees, for the purpose of expressing their. sentiments on the Chinese question. Jas. D. White and E. M. Preston of the Committee on Resolutions submitted the following as their report: : The people of Nevada City, California, in Mass Meeting assembled, irrespective of political parties, adopt the following: Résolved That we regard the unrestricted immigration of Chinese. — to this coast as an unmixed, evil, detrimental alike to the social and business interests of our people. Resolved That the efforts of our Representatives in Congress to se-. cure the passage of a bill restricting the immigration of Chinese, have our hearty approval, and that we urge said Representatives to use all honorable means to secure the speedy enactment of such a bill. The resolutions were adopted and _a copy of them was forwarded to Senators Miller and Farley in Washington. Sargent Jollification. Sargent’s friends here yesterday celebrated his confirmation as Minister to Germany by firing one hun dred guns, The fact that Nevada several years, in early times, leads our people to take a special interest in his welfare, and to rejoice at the country’s recognition of his great ability. Not Generally Observed. Yesterday was not as generally observed hereas other legal holidays are. More or less business was transacted at the Courthouse, the banks were kept open, and trade was carried on as on other days. The express and post offices were open but a part of the time. ESE IEE EH GSE HOTEL ARRIVALS. —~o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, <=: STANLEY A. EDDY...... Proprietor Fripay, March 3, 1882. John Kampfer, Grizzly Ridge. J. J. Jackson, City. Miss Clothier, Denver, Miss Schram, do Wm. Bogg, Washington. N. Slater, Redfield. A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield, A. H. Granger, England. P. Moloney, Sacramento. = Erastus Bonp, Clerk. ae Davenport King TRY IT! TRY IT!” === TRY IT ! City was Mr. Sargent’s home for . SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1882. THE OLD RELIABL CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Ld BRAND & Books, and CRAMER PIANOS. -ESTEY WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and at LOW PRICE on application. Largest Insurance Agency. } The Boss Grocery Store. WM. H. SMITH, GROCER!) Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon; Flour FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. ‘SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT MAIN STREET «000 .ccscichsscatesscensccs ce Small Musical Instruments, F Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds , Cutlery, Special agents for STEINWAY, KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, Agents for New Wilson Sewing Machine. ——9———. La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. Fire Insurance Association, Progres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples Insurance Co., Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens, German, Fireman’s, &c., &c, Capital Represented Over $27,700,000. ee oO FULL AND FRESH STOCK OF — o———___ and My Prices the Lowest. NEVADA CITY. —DEALERS IN—— oe Jewelry, Notions, &c. & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and any other leading Piano or Organ sold We represent the following Standard Companies: Felix Gillet’'s Nurseries ! Nevada City, Cal. Nut Bearing Trees ! Preeparturiens, or early bearing Walnut ; a late, hardy and Prolific kind, (See Descriptive Catalogue) TREES FROM ONE FOOT TO™10 FEET, $1 PER TREE ; $12 and. $10 per dozen~ac: pets TOURGEE, author of “A Fool's cording to size. ——ALSo——. UNEXCELLED AS A BEVERAGE AND INVALUABLE AS A MEDICINE. DAVENPORT ——B A—— Pare, ‘Straight Whisky ! The grain used in the distillation Celebrated DAVENPORT The water is tone springs.in the State, the pecuto $4 per dozen, TREES, from $4 to $5 per dozen. MEDLARS, CHESTNUTS, FILBERTS, etc, (See Price List.) bear, so that people havé not to wait from, 8 to 5 years for acrop of fruit. PER ROOT. MANUFACTDRING, at 75 CENTS AND $1 Serotina or Late Walnut, Gand Walnut, Black Walnut, Pecan Walnut, Butternut. cd Ne: Fruit Trees of all Kinds ! PEARS, STANDARD TREES, from $8.50 CHERRIES AND PEACHES, STANDARD APPLES, PLUMS, APRICOTS, QUINCES, 4 All these standard Trees are ready to ain TABLE GRAPES, $1.50 PER DOZEN. == 4 PINK ROOTS, 871-2, 50 and 75 CENTS =i FRESH GARDEN SEED (guaranteed. Ot. Patrick's Anniversary Ball dl Grand Anniversary Ball ——AND——. SUPPER! AT HUNT’S HALL, Friday Evening, March 17th. peceaty ‘suneans THE LADIES OF 8ST. CANICE CHURCH, NEVADA CITY, WILL GIVE THEIR A FINE STRING BAND OF SIX PIECES OF MUSIC will be in attendance. TICKETS $2.50. SPECTATORS TO GALLERY—GENTL MEN, 50 CENTS. os Qe A GENERAL INVI ATION 18 EXTENDED. . No baeigeractnes admitted. A ROWAL GENTLEMAN, nd,” “Bricks Without Straw,” ‘‘Figsand Thisties,” ‘The Invisible Empire,” ete., showing the typical young Southerner ‘before, during\and since the war, together With his relations, personal, political and legal, with the typi SLAVE GIRL of beauty, intelligence and subsequent refinement. ders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., And you will not have to prices, as I am determin done by me down to the lowest living rates. Bie Ey J. J. Jackson, Proprietor . _ AL THIS. HOUSE therewill-always—be found a large and complete stock of Q Book and Stationery House} °*"\wems OF NEVADA hs 2 : apes, iu BASSETT, al It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST CLASS GOODS But they will be sold As CHEAP AS Poor Goons! Agent for Excelsior Powder Company. —O-—Agent for Arpad Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, —-O— Sole Agent for the “BOSS” COFFEE, Which good judges claim to be the est eve offered in this market, —o— If you have never traded at the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel that goods are sold at a small profit. —o— Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. _B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. —-— HAVING COMMENCED to work at my old tradeagain in Wz: CABINET MAKING AND a UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, am ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices, Now Ladies; if you want-any Mattresses or Lounge made or Repaired, Furniture Repaired and Varnished, and Opposite Casper's Store, y any more high to put all work Satisfaction Guaranteed. B. SANGUINETTI, N. Ww. corner Pine and Commercial streets, Lia DUNCAN, Proprieter. Casper’s Clothing Store. janl6 ~ PP DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLORS, ¢ Pine street, Beckman’s Building. First-class werk at popular prices. : Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of e ‘‘tensorial art.” A thrilling story. As interesting as ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin,” bnt more intensely rea{.— , an illustrations. Price $2.60; sold by-subscription. Agents Wanted. Address-A. Francisco. ml National Exchange Hotel BTAGE ELOVUSE, &%. A. EDDY, Proprietor. 713] CHANGE HOTEL is the HA finest structure north of mvdern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has saeenity been 1enovated ceptionable and accommodation for families ally provided. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, DerBet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM Constantiy supplied with the very RANCH FOR SALE, A FINE RANCH containing 60 weal acres, with ORCHARD, VINEYARD 'tt} DWELLING HOUSE with Eleven ss Rooms, and in fosa 4 Free Water—and in @ very desirable perty, is offered for saleat a GREAT ARGAIN. Government Title to the property. Situated onthe Red road, 1mile from Nevada City. Apply to alan MURCHIE, Nevada City, or at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. .feblo. Large 12mo of 534 pages, 6 fullBANCROFT & CO., 721 Market Street, ‘Ban —AND— —o— THE NATIONAL EXjoeu sm Sacramento. Fire proof, throughout. The Table fare will be unexrges to suit the times. Free Buss to Juan, Camptonville, Fo-est City, ia Sa bee Mine, Moore’ Flat, Graniteville, You —AND— best Liquors and Cigars. Meet, tention tt cnotanl elon pany. ] ion of principa of business, Nevada City, Nevada Cou 5ifornia. Location of works Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given, that dta meeting of the Direetors ot said corporation, held on the 7th day of February, 1882, an assess—o— ment of Twenty (20) cents per share was lev42@7FINE CLARET WINE, OF MY OWN MiTH’s. By the gallon or bulk, . . Coast and Territories. ' ied upon the capital stock of the tion, payable immediately to W. H. Hs ith, . _ THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery ‘ NEVADA CITY, Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Ktc WwW warrant every article sold by us to. tethe . be as represented, and sell -_Wery Lowest Living Rates. the Secretary of said Company, at his office, in Smith’s store, Nevada City, in Nevada NEW YORK BAKERY. : RT ae d PER GALLON. semeey crt 2 neh the : DAVENPO a pure, hand-made : ny. stock upon whic! assessment . souN HEE : : deli shall id on the 8th day of March, MUBST....... Fe sour mash Whisky, and for delicacy FELIX GILLET, A. D. 1882, iets aueet tak ak “Ca Street, Nevada City. of flavor, purity and — qualNEVADA CITY, CAL. iss payment in nal be ry wl be a den Fresh Breaa . ties it stands — se 1882, at 2 o'clock a “ep : ee a tn . Cees hand ant delivered to nt, er costs * : For Sale in Quantities to nce me San oe suet serene Denes of ‘ale Cakes of ae kinds “made to order on the eas ian Gere Office—Smith’s store, Commiercial street, . > -COPARTNERSHIP.HERETOFORE} ne y, Californ ; M. HANLE existing under the name and style of Heras Sty, digo! fo Renewal of Bridge License. y Comm Main 8 bacon business ia Nevads ity “County at. : — ae 2 prcial 6 nest Nevada, State of California, is this day dis. A. LADEMAN, Nome is hereby given that the underWEVADA CITY, CAL. } . solved by mutual consent, danek eins bag shen grat Saige z The business will hereafter be See Te ae eee! thi ‘at Nevada, st the . . SCHULTZ & VAN BARGEN, . by wm. PIN who will collect all 2c Groceries, Provisions Etc. 1 session, 1882, for a of license’ . Street, Franciyco . Counts dueand setticall claims against the EE ss RB srs to k Se melanin. a tbridge across”129 California Street, = . date firm. __,. Janetion of Broad and Commércial Street ‘the South: tener Mb Ne Reva : Febrosry-@ist, 1982, Choice THE “BEEHIVE.”