May 1, 1881 (4 pages)

Poe yy school--«ystem: —————— She Daily Cransevipt. HEVADA CITY, aon _ Sunday, Moy 1 1881. A Tempest t ina Teapot. ” The scene at the Te: achers Institute Friday afternoon while the mo» tion to old the ne xt meeti ng at Grass V alley: was unde oT consi: lera— tion is-said to havel@valted in point . _.of earnestness on the part of the participants anything that ever ¢ harac terized the proceedings of a Califor— nia Legislature. Two teachers who took a prominent part of the male ip the row grabbed ho d ofeach other’ persons, and had a muscular sergeant-at-arms not put m a timely appearance 1b one might have been hurt. all together, the affair most ainuging one, but W. of Birchville, who: was Secretary, probably hating visions: of piayols and bowie-knives before his: mind’s eye, looks at it in a serious light He does not recordin the: minutes that any ‘such a question as meéking 1s possible some Was <a J. Rogers a travelig show of the Institute, instead of holding it at the county-seat « where it naturally belongs, was before. the body. Instead of recording the question and the vote that was taken, he dismisses the subject with this suggestive allusion: After one of the inost scenes. inthe record, ofany institute the Institute, most -ignomin* Jously adjourned (too disgraceful to be here describe d.) +<°. School Directors’ Election. disgraceful _Much interest was displayed yes“terday i in the matter of electing two School Directors for this city. ~ hast year only about filty votes were cast all together, while at noon yesterday 180 had been put in-with aprospect}, being swelled jbefore 350 to 400, The candidates were Zed. S. Happ, M. “DL. Marsh and. Thos. He “Carr, The contest was spirited Hecause the last’ of the number nightfall to from » named gentlematris charged with be“dng are presentative of the doctrines enungjated by Zach Montgomn: ry who 48 epdeavori ing to uproot the public Another brought against Mr, Carr. was that he had but recenily removed to this city, and was likely to go away to other fields when-his term as Depu— ty Couiily,C rk expired At’ present writing the vo ‘oat counted, but doubtless Mckara. ‘Hupp and Marsh are elected. nn ian: An ®x-Nevadan. har charge a An exchange has this to:say of W. F. Audérson, who'used to-be District Attortey of Nevada county, and will be remembered by all pioneer residents : For the past two years hp has been ‘engaged in: mining in* the Yankee Fork and Wood River regions. Just at present he is in New York lecturing onthe resources of Wood River. He draws a glowing picture of that section. There-are a few men who can draw as handsome a picture as Billy Anderson, Welectared before the New York Bullion Clab recent= ly. The Sentinel hopes that he may make a big haul in his new field of operations, During one of Nevada City’ 8 great fires he narrowly escaped with his life from a burning building. The flames caught him before he got out. and he was marked for life with . some ugly scars. > oe Finding Faalt. What has become-of-the--milKaryencampment? There is no talk whatever about it, while it ought to “—be atirred up all the time. The Nevada City papers are riot agitating fhe scheme worth a cent.— Free Lance, The Darty TrRanscuter helped materia'ly to ‘‘agitate the scheme” about sixteen hun !red do!lars’ worth, if you please, for thatis the amount of the subscriptions obtained in this city. The riewspapers of the populous and wealthy town of Grass Val‘ley have a thousand dollars’ worth of “agitating” todo yet, before they dave any busiaess to scold at the pa— pers.up this way. -_— 2 —-—_— —— True Biue Mine. The new hoisting works~ on the True Blue drift claim in Mt. Oro district, Little York township, are runaing smoothly. Superintendent Stewens, who was inthe city yesterday zs _#ays the incline is now down 100 feet, Taken} ‘the peeords at Los Angeles we find it eountry, thegreat amount of MUDSILE’S MEANDERINGS. * . tne Rainfalf in Southern California—The ‘Malarial BDistricts—Toning Concern's Growth. Saw Josg, Can. fornia we are sure to find the Mexi. can element (or native Californians . as tiiey prefer.to be called) represented to a considerable -extent and » still ovenpying the quaint old -adobe buildings of the time. A ramble amongst these quarters car j earlier ries one back to the time when most of” these founded, zomethins over In Los Angeles there is one the city,ca!led'‘‘Senonra ras sions “were a century’ ago. portion town”. octhough one whole street of the old filled by Chinese adobe houses wérs showing that the telesti ulsare cr owding the natives ‘sumewhate—snte by . side as they are, they show a re-. markable contrast in their as to. work.’ How the. Mexicans a living Heaven. only knows. habits’ cet t ~ Bart time *there is little ‘to choose. the one side it is opium blingy én the other gambling au firewater, It might seem Mexican element is disappearing but the numbers of ‘‘tittle: responsibili, . indication / . “increase and multiply” is Aiot of the lost arts with . therm, Hit with oar Chinese “fetow critters” in . this ‘country. ; As we godown the San Joaquin . valley we fiffd the rainfaH decreases . from 16 iniche 23 average at ‘Stockton . to . an Lthen on examining . dwellings is an one is to or 6 ine nee before ‘we come thé “divide, ’ but decreases to 5 this inches. rises to 17 inches, season This of the moun— or 6 a Riverside where tiey have-had-only 3} is owing to the condrmation and country, ranges of hills tains fencing in the rain, or fencing it lare Lake—San Jose=A Fruit CanWherever we go in Southern Ouli-. ‘ . tposes-of New Jersey and Deleware . of . In) their ways. of spe nding their leisure . On and gam. . year Browpcame back to this sec-/ termining that.said asserted Drainage . . tion, and“is supposed to have had a} District No. 1} has net been leg lly fond the Downieville ties” that we see running about théir; ; Romargi gang at Nigger . bery. pears, gage plums and mus¢at grapes. The demand for their goods is éaused by good quality of their fruit and the care with which it is put tp. On this account large quantities of their fruit co to the best trade ot Philadelphia, and this right gueder the tach ,rowers. concern is owing to the fact that . t Lwhere t hey loc ate their shey can go directly. to the fruit orchards inst tthe at has been transported long 4 it dis ane es. SS * . Cannot the fruit interest of our . foot! esd be de veloped in a similar i. way? Tes . The robber: who was w aude’ by Sheriif-of Trinity cou whites ascents = . building of dyt kes, enbank ments, “being arrested for “Standing— up” stage near Iyo, died-at— Weaverviile a4 ~Detective Hume wert it Ls . Wednesday. to the scene to identify the prisoner, ‘and immediately recognized him as} Jack Brown, alias O° Neil, Nevada years ago for horse . who was; several . Last sent from county stealing. ‘that the . beni Lin sevéral road exploits that oc. for . lopfred about that time between here Fer tite and v region, “ . sone time he was harbored by Tent, who operated Algte Sa p: obably is the map there 2 tew months ago with Romarg their grandson, who now in San.Quentin for highway robBrown’s woman was recently } living at Railroad Hill Camptonville. It may be that he gave the near officers some important information diet, . is Hot yet-an— . } about certain affairs before he atthough this “r nounced oy them. a oe To-morrow's Election, 1 The election of city oitiers ta be held here to-morrow will not be -a politi! affair, all of the. candidates out, as the ease may be; Coming up throus gli Kern and 'Fulare counties and discussing their peculiarities we stuinbleupon some curious aml suggestive facts. are districts there where malaria is a There ecrious obstacle to the settling of the water poured isto Tulare like causing -extensive marshes which. the wind scatters matariat poison: over much good country. But the land is being “‘gridironed” to such an extent by irrigating cinals that where there used to staat two or three feet of-water om the borders of Tulare lake they now raise good creps of grain. The question arises whether irrigating ditches may not multiply to such an extent as to Sed up that lake: » A trip down to this city discloses the fact that-the specu’ative mania for building to sell which raged so here five or six years ago did not continue to pan out well, Qut on the Alameda where hundreds of lots were laid out and some given away on condition that nice buildings should be put up, it was a complete failure. 2 J notice with pleasure the success from . , of one enterprise here, the more so as it shows what a valuable mine Califernia has its fruit production wherever itis developed. I allude to the San Jose Canuing Establish— Some figures will show the in ment. amount of this business at one establishment and that fruit raising in “Catifornia‘is not the small farming be no opposition to Chas. rmnoging-imependerrt! y and depending upon their personal popularity . _ general for success. . So far as known at present there will Kent and Win. Powell who are after the Trusteeships to be made vacant bythe expiration of tle terms of Messrs. For the olfice of City Marshal there are three Baldridge (the Scott. “and and fitness Morrison and Sigourney. candidates: Messrs. present incumbent); Tremaine. Messrs. Rogers, Meacham, Hinds The canLong (preseut Assessor), and aspice to the Assessorship. didates for> Treasurer are Messrs, Sigourney and Fleming. Every citizen who isentitled to vote should be onhand. The polling place will be at the City Hall, ><> To Arrive this Week. ” The~ Brust: electric’ sonsentor of 12,009 cantle-powe + with six street: iighting lamps, ordered for Nevada City will arrive here the early part, of this weelt, The apparatus will be temporarily attached to the wa-— ter power used by Keith’s qt.artz mill on the Plaza,~ and--an éxperimental test made with two or three of the lamps before the plant: is accepted by the city: For the-purpose of demonstrating the illuminating, capacity of the invention ‘one lamp will probably be placed on the hill near_ Mrs, V¥allace-Williams’—residence an‘, another on Washington schoolh suse, the selection of proper elevations being left-entirely to Mr. Ras, the electrician. At some futare day it will go ahead of—prai-, }in importance, and is _an indus cry especially adapted to small” land holders where the owner of a ten acre lot can get as good hiv ing as_ he could froma hundred acyes im grain. Our foot hill country will yet profit by this fact. The San Jose fruit canning factory was started in a small way six years ago, putting up what théy could with acommon cook stove. Now during the canning season they put up 49,000 rounds per day. Their sugar bill is $600 pervlay. ‘They use between 7,600 and 8,000 boxes of tin in the manafacture of cans which is done on their premises. They give employment to 400 hands, mostly girls and women, who make $1 per day. +I was surprised:to see their. goods . going to such distant parts -of the that some suppose it to be, oe At the Charches,. “here will be preaching morning. and eveningat the Baptist church by the pastor. Subject for the evening, ‘The power of loneliness.” There will also be a praise prelude, At the Methodist church there will be preaching,morning and even— ing by the pastor, J. L. Mann, Rev, J. Sims will preaching at the Congregational church morning and rev eving. His-subject for the night \ discourse is; ‘‘A Malicious Spy and Wicked Tale—bearer,” Rev, Isaac W. H, West willpreach at the A. M. E. church at 11 o’elock this morning and also at the usual h&ur iu the evening. —— The Burglars Arraigaed. E. C, Hall and Ah Sam, ‘the parties brought down from Truckee . or withia 175 feet of where thegravel enannel for which they are sinking is}: : supposed to be. The incline has been in hard lava for sosse distance; but it is supposed the formation will change to pipe-clay soon, yahen vite ~ ter progress can be made, world, larze orders comingfrom Lon; ‘don, Calcutta and Bombay, and our Atlantic gities. They put up about thirty varieties of fruit, but those which find an extensive eastern 4 market are peaches, apricots, bartlett gem for the defendaats, Friday for burglarizing railroad cars, were arra gned in the Superior Court yesterday moreing and given till Monday to plead. P. F. Simonds and Fred Searls were appeinted atLy ¢ The sacexss of this.; factory in a region ead of taking fruit ; . A Notorious Mizghwayman milled, cupied almost exelusively by them— . T district. Attoruey-Generat and J.-H. Die’xin" ANTI-DEBRIS. Suit to Test the Constitutionality of the Drainage Act. The Bee says that suit was commenced Friday afternoon in the (82-. perior Court of Sacramento couuty . by Attorney General Hart, fon the! State, against Niles Searles, Wm. H. Parks and W.‘F. Knox, to oust them . from the so-ca! Hed offices’ of Drainage District, ‘No.1 complaint j iz qaite a lens ygthy one, and alleges the . Ti he Pd gs BT uncoustitutionality of the “Drainag . Act,” under which defendants were . appointed and have assumed to act, . and prays as follows: Eo First--That defendants, and each . of them, be dusted froin said office i of ‘Director‘of Drainage District No.” 1X Second—That said defendants be] perpetually enjoined aud restrained . from letting any contracts for the} or other worked for the drainaze of said} Sait t=That said—def fendants be cpetually-enjoned— from levying . t efficient Bald idge; and that the good. orders . City Marshal. Among the most important qualifications for this office are‘ punctuali . ty, self-control, vigilance, . firmness and impartiality. Ii I have ébserved th@ adiministration of the . lpresént incumbent accurately, and } . know the man as thoroughly as FE . . think I do, he possesses a very large measure of each of these qualifica-j i tions. Whilst 1 have’nothing tosay in disparagement of the/claims or fitness of either of the eandi' dates, I'do’believe that Nevada City Has never had a more faithful and Marshal than Erastus C. other peace anl harmony, of onr citizen demand his re-election, “Yorer. a Apul 30, 1881. +o Tere are six a lieswh who. have dis-’ _pensed the hospitatities of the White i House stiil tiv ing—Mrs. Polk, Mrs: aay tax Ww — upon any property in within said district.for. the pur. pose of prov idingfunds forthe payment of the cost. of building works, of drainage‘or for any other purpose. Fourih— For a.decree of Court dej med, and isnota drainas ge district. The -complaint. is signed by the son as attorneys forthe State, and is undérstood.tobe an amicable sait for the purpose of setting at rest” all . ‘dispute as to the constitntionality ef . the ‘Actin question,in order to ayvid a possible:multiplicity of suits onthe part of protesting taxpayers. © Good Temptars’. Election. Friday evening the following were the term by Nevada. Lodge, No. 2J1, 0. G. ‘T.; D. E.Morgan, W. ( Mrs. E. C. Snapp; BP. W.:C. -. Shurtleff, W. V. T.; Jd. Valling, Chaplain; J. °C. Medien €: Dean, =F. -S.5" Rich, R.8.;-S. H. Ribbel, Nellie Me pail es O. G. The “installation place next . siecle a I, . elected as olficers for Fe M. . Rich, . Henry Marshal;} Li will evening: ae take The to . Friday lodze has received an iuvitation attend the. Tuesday . installation on evening next of Sylvania lodge “at Grass Valley, on which oecasion—a collation will be served. Perseverance Lodge of Rough and Ready will also be present. ee wm ---The Detective’s Conclusion Verified, A“day or two after the stage rua ning between Igo and Anderson, was robbed, which occurred April 18th, and before the slightest clue had been obtained by the local officers there, Detective Hume wrote to arentleman in this city that he was contident the deed ‘had been perpetrated by the notorious Jack Brown. Now that Hume’s_ theory has becn pr oven a correct one, let it mot again be said that _profess— ional detectives always see through a glass darkly. Shasta county, Knights of Malta Mine. The Knights of Malta mine will in This mine is situated in the north of town and is in a very favorable lo-: cality. Miners, whose’opinions are worthy. of consideration, have great faith in the Knights of Malta, and it isthe general opinion that the ledge is rich, some very fine free-gold quartz having been taken out. A New York company wili soon commence operation on this ledke.— Free Lance. : Grand Opening. The Nevada Fountain is the name the new proprietors of the Gold Room have giveri to that . popular saloon. Messrs. Bley & Young, who, have somewhat to say in another column of to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, are both good caterers, and they propose to make the Fountain one. of thebest resorts in the mountains, A nice free lunch will be served daily, Don’t forget the grand opening next Saturday evening. More Frue Concentraters. Two Frue concentrators are ‘being put in the mill of the Mountaineer mine. Those machine area success as sulphuret savers, “SPEECH,” says the Oarena. pro~~ . verb, “is silver, &i silence is gélden.’. Whistling-oceupies a kind of a _coppery position, = Pa Waonze the Capon effects eats. He likes to ay his ‘music sas the original, . Hef Parke; + BLEY & YOUNG a short time commence operation. . Mrs. Lincoln; Mrs. Oreste and Mrs. . Hayes. ‘*MABEL, my dear,”-exclaimed her grandpa, tied up; “have you got the headache?! “No,” she answered sweetly, ‘‘I’se dot a spit turl,” seeing her heal 29 ————.= -——__— Mrs. Partincton says Ike, bought ahorse.so spiritous that it. always goes off-on a decanter. —— A ‘copy r of Ellot’s Indiana Bible so.d at New. York receutly for $3000. — 4 ° Mr, Srereron is about to revisit the Holy Laid. oe ELAR TPE IS, BORN. In Nevada.City, April 27, 1881, to H. D. Tos —— wife, a aaee + i \ Cc. BLEY. PETER YOUNG. . Nevada es (Formerly Gold Room) j . Ney ada € ity. . PROPRIETORS, e FREDERICKSBURG BEER. FROM SAN JOSE. . ‘UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca BOTTLED’ BEER. Wines & Liquors A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have had long ‘experience as caterers _ to the public; “LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US. Rare Chance for a Bargain. sci HE HYDRAULIC MINING CLAIMS belonging to the late John Pascoe, sitnated adjoining thé Manzanita Company, on the edge of town, containin; Forty Acres ¢f Land, ‘is offered for sale u th te 3 dé uring e next No ) REASONARLE OFFER REFUSED. Gooa Reservoir Fiume;-Pipe, ete. Everythin in good order to saliavenes citar Good Tins creer” Enquire:of J. a JOUNION, at La Or WILLIAM PAsCOE,” ministrator of the Rotate courage, + New Variety Sin . Tyler, Mrs: Johnson (Harriet Lyne), + — . best assortment of THE census estimates oe -eage of improved land in tix ious States anil give its app rox; ed ' value. But the Water areas fie ,, ‘simated. In 4a letter to the hi : York Tribune, Seth Green, . ted Teclares the every acre of the water area the ‘J pisciculturist, In thay valtte as 4 ae ement to the] and, Whey properly stocked. with the ‘uk abit ants of the water. t! site ; State is equ: § in producing e I have becong Mr ceavieuad,” says “chrou gh years of in ia tion, ‘th at an acre of water cap e . mé ude to prodjice as muck food as’; l aere of ae ” 2 oe A SOL) 1ER inTexas nario; d Bay ey turnedout to b « a woman, She va immediately musteredGut. = “a Ge Tok SE Commercial Street, — Adjotaing W. RB. “Coe's, shoe Store, L. DULAC EGS to inform His friends and the phi. in genera! that he h: ag Opéneda Y. Vexetable and Fruit Store at the stand, and will kee P constantly en h vane t ® CIGARS and ponies. Of the Best Brands, CANDIES and NUTS, And: everything generally kept in a Fine = s Va iety Store, Vegetables raised in the city limits an) . fresh from the garden éy ery Morning. Cabbage ‘and Tomato Plants.’ The Store will be under the management of Lo DULAC, Jr Nevada City, April : 30th, S81. tn 3 —— _ Notice to Creditors —— N Superior Court, Nevada County, Sta Cabforgia_tnts he tnatter ot the hbake; f hn Pascoe, dévease Notice is hereby ven by the unde ned Adoninistrator of Estate of John , der 7S Of, and all persons hat inst the said deceased, to ¢ xhibit t with the mecessary vouchers, within f t months atter the first pub ion ye tice, to the said Administritor “at 4 Hot dB. doherty tcorrer—ot eets, Nevada City, in the da, State o if California, Dated.at Nevada City, April 29th, 1881, WM. PASCOE, Administrator, Of the Estate of Jno. Pascoe, deveasud, J. B. Johnson, Atty for Adm'r. al Broat-and Ping County of Nev Vie Stockholders s Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stoskholien _ ofthe Pioneer Reduction Compe ny of California, for the election of of cers for the ensuing year, will ctake place sf it the editorial room: of the Nevada [nil Transcript on Monday>.May 2d, 1881, a4 o'clock P.M. A. B.-CROSBY, Pres Cuas. HI. Crossy, Secretary. > ad The Brush Electr LeIGELT. The California a Electric Light Company, 119 O’FARREL STREEE, SAN_FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. HERE are an immense number of situs tions in which Ele :tric Light is the onl artificial illuminant that can be economic: ly and profitably used, not only because costs less, but because it furnishes a vous oY LIGHT obtainable in no other way. Sut situations are Quartz .Mills, Hoisting Works, Iron Foundries, Factority etc., where thereare large rooms, and & pecially adapted to open spaces,-such a TOWNS, CITIES, and HYLRAULIC MINE In such places Electric Light is Ls vey largely used. It is the only Electric Light that has pt ed: the experimental Stages and is practical ly a success. Five Years of satisfactory operation. Over BOOO in use. From the following testimonials can ¥ obtained an idea of the practical workings ¢ the light in Hydraulic mines : After nearly two years’ constant set Brush Electric Light in the Excelsior Ca pany’s Deer Creek mine sear Smartsvil the following is sent us by the Secretary : San Francisco, Feb. 11, 181. ‘The California Etectric Light Co., 8. F.& Gentlemen—the Brush Electric Ligh paratus in the Deer Creek Mine, at § matt ville, Cal., belonging to the -Excelsior Wa# and Minin Co., continues to-givs_um d satisfactory lts. Yours truly, and satisfactory results » rete North Bloomfield, Seotyres Co., Cal pril 21st, 188l. Geo. H. Roe, Sec. Cal. Eleteic Light Co.: Dear Sir—-After a year’s use of a No Brush Electric Generator aud Lamps, . & heartily recommend the apparatus for it ing Hydraulic mines. Comparing itwith .pitch wood bonfires, formerly used at of mine, I think it furnisfies a very supe light in quantity, quality and conveniem and the running cost has been less than half of the Cost of bonfires. Xo R stfutty _--Xours Respee yy aia ” Supt. North Bloomfield Gravel Mining — ms hay Gon Calaveras (% ebruary 14 Geo. H. Roe, Secretary, Cal. Electric if Co : Dear Sir—Replying to your o to how I am pleased with the Brush El or Light apparatus, I have to say, as far a8 ed, it is first-class, and is a very greats tage to Hydraulic Mining. it oe miners to work their mines practi . wellat very ants’ ta seaatnes W little attention what I first thought it would, and a oa of running it with water — ig ne’ mentio Yours ve ruly, ning. ‘ours a Sax, Sut ly to For further information, ri hor. 0. California Electric Light 00. Ad ‘ied nO, May 1, 18S1-3w 119 O'Farrell Street, San F FRANK Bb, RAE, Electrician Good Vote e House nt of office Wi ‘this afte on ever, further Milo] this cit? Oud 8a county, ing very Mrs. __Lemper dargely tions ar pole pat Hunt's The + uated ir louging qecease for min in, anvt The « comme. in fro: Flat. making Self by, fares in The. ple vs —__—_—set—for tried o: It‘has day ev Tie “but in m ably gi c The yester A p “dents. the Di it was the se Nellie The to A. » ramen city ar cation ing au ul . ty ma decide use of A ee Marsh Bs to the down » forty: ty dol fore J ’ andv Monr $1,¢ Wat Nevac¢ On day o “tice, « tinua: night R. wi leavir Yeavit arrivi turnil M.; le ee vee A, M. On eveni the M galler Thec in oil also . Thos enjoy Door missi man} work amo Bry « >

Poe yy school--«ystem: —————— She Daily Cransevipt. HEVADA CITY, aon _ Sunday, Moy 1 1881. A Tempest t ina Teapot. ” The scene at the Te: achers Institute Friday afternoon while the mo» tion to old the ne xt meeti ng at Grass V alley: was unde oT consi: lera— tion is-said to havel@valted in point . _.of earnestness on the part of the participants anything that ever ¢ harac terized the proceedings of a Califor— nia Legislature. Two teachers who took a prominent part of the male ip the row grabbed ho d ofeach other’ persons, and had a muscular sergeant-at-arms not put m a timely appearance 1b one might have been hurt. all together, the affair most ainuging one, but W. of Birchville, who: was Secretary, probably hating visions: of piayols and bowie-knives before his: mind’s eye, looks at it in a serious light He does not recordin the: minutes that any ‘such a question as meéking 1s possible some Was <a J. Rogers a travelig show of the Institute, instead of holding it at the county-seat « where it naturally belongs, was before. the body. Instead of recording the question and the vote that was taken, he dismisses the subject with this suggestive allusion: After one of the inost scenes. inthe record, ofany institute the Institute, most -ignomin* Jously adjourned (too disgraceful to be here describe d.) +<°. School Directors’ Election. disgraceful _Much interest was displayed yes“terday i in the matter of electing two School Directors for this city. ~ hast year only about filty votes were cast all together, while at noon yesterday 180 had been put in-with aprospect}, being swelled jbefore 350 to 400, The candidates were Zed. S. Happ, M. “DL. Marsh and. Thos. He “Carr, The contest was spirited Hecause the last’ of the number nightfall to from » named gentlematris charged with be“dng are presentative of the doctrines enungjated by Zach Montgomn: ry who 48 epdeavori ing to uproot the public Another brought against Mr, Carr. was that he had but recenily removed to this city, and was likely to go away to other fields when-his term as Depu— ty Couiily,C rk expired At’ present writing the vo ‘oat counted, but doubtless Mckara. ‘Hupp and Marsh are elected. nn ian: An ®x-Nevadan. har charge a An exchange has this to:say of W. F. Audérson, who'used to-be District Attortey of Nevada county, and will be remembered by all pioneer residents : For the past two years hp has been ‘engaged in: mining in* the Yankee Fork and Wood River regions. Just at present he is in New York lecturing onthe resources of Wood River. He draws a glowing picture of that section. There-are a few men who can draw as handsome a picture as Billy Anderson, Welectared before the New York Bullion Clab recent= ly. The Sentinel hopes that he may make a big haul in his new field of operations, During one of Nevada City’ 8 great fires he narrowly escaped with his life from a burning building. The flames caught him before he got out. and he was marked for life with . some ugly scars. > oe Finding Faalt. What has become-of-the--milKaryencampment? There is no talk whatever about it, while it ought to “—be atirred up all the time. The Nevada City papers are riot agitating fhe scheme worth a cent.— Free Lance, The Darty TrRanscuter helped materia'ly to ‘‘agitate the scheme” about sixteen hun !red do!lars’ worth, if you please, for thatis the amount of the subscriptions obtained in this city. The riewspapers of the populous and wealthy town of Grass Val‘ley have a thousand dollars’ worth of “agitating” todo yet, before they dave any busiaess to scold at the pa— pers.up this way. -_— 2 —-—_— —— True Biue Mine. The new hoisting works~ on the True Blue drift claim in Mt. Oro district, Little York township, are runaing smoothly. Superintendent Stewens, who was inthe city yesterday zs _#ays the incline is now down 100 feet, Taken} ‘the peeords at Los Angeles we find it eountry, thegreat amount of MUDSILE’S MEANDERINGS. * . tne Rainfalf in Southern California—The ‘Malarial BDistricts—Toning Concern's Growth. Saw Josg, Can. fornia we are sure to find the Mexi. can element (or native Californians . as tiiey prefer.to be called) represented to a considerable -extent and » still ovenpying the quaint old -adobe buildings of the time. A ramble amongst these quarters car j earlier ries one back to the time when most of” these founded, zomethins over In Los Angeles there is one the city,ca!led'‘‘Senonra ras sions “were a century’ ago. portion town”.. octhough one whole street of the old filled by Chinese adobe houses wérs showing that the telesti ulsare cr owding the natives ‘sumewhate—snte by . side as they are, they show a re-. markable contrast in their as to. work.’ How the. Mexicans a living Heaven. only knows. habits’ cet t ~ Bart time *there is little ‘to choose. the one side it is opium blingy én the other gambling au firewater, It might seem Mexican element is disappearing but the numbers of ‘‘tittle: responsibili, . indication / . “increase and multiply” is Aiot of the lost arts with . therm, Hit with oar Chinese “fetow critters” in . this ‘country. ; As we godown the San Joaquin . valley we fiffd the rainfaH decreases . from 16 iniche 23 average at ‘Stockton . to . an Lthen on examining . dwellings is an one is to or 6 ine nee before ‘we come thé “divide, ’ but decreases to 5 this inches. rises to 17 inches, season This of the moun— or 6 a Riverside where tiey have-had-only 3} is owing to the condrmation and country, ranges of hills tains fencing in the rain, or fencing it lare Lake—San Jose=A Fruit CanWherever we go in Southern Ouli-. ‘ . tposes-of New Jersey and Deleware . of . In) their ways. of spe nding their leisure . On and gam. . year Browpcame back to this sec-/ termining that.said asserted Drainage . . tion, and“is supposed to have had a} District No. 1} has net been leg lly fond the Downieville ties” that we see running about théir; ; Romargi gang at Nigger . bery. pears, gage plums and mus¢at grapes. The demand for their goods is éaused by good quality of their fruit and the care with which it is put tp. On this account large quantities of their fruit co to the best trade ot Philadelphia, and this right gueder the tach ,rowers. concern is owing to the fact that . t Lwhere t hey loc ate their shey can go directly. to the fruit orchards inst tthe at has been transported long 4 it dis ane es. SS * . Cannot the fruit interest of our . foot! esd be de veloped in a similar i. way? Tes . The robber: who was w aude’ by Sheriif-of Trinity cou whites ascents = . building of dyt kes, enbank ments, “being arrested for “Standing— up” stage near Iyo, died-at— Weaverviile a4 ~Detective Hume wert it Ls . Wednesday. to the scene to identify the prisoner, ‘and immediately recognized him as} Jack Brown, alias O° Neil, Nevada years ago for horse . who was; several . Last sent from county stealing. ‘that the . beni Lin sevéral road exploits that oc. for . lopfred about that time between here Fer tite and v region, “ . sone time he was harbored by Tent, who operated Algte Sa p: obably is the map there 2 tew months ago with Romarg their grandson, who now in San.Quentin for highway robBrown’s woman was recently } living at Railroad Hill Camptonville. It may be that he gave the near officers some important information diet, . is Hot yet-an— . } about certain affairs before he atthough this “r nounced oy them. a oe To-morrow's Election, 1 The election of city oitiers ta be held here to-morrow will not be -a politi! affair, all of the. candidates out, as the ease may be; Coming up throus gli Kern and 'Fulare counties and discussing their peculiarities we stuinbleupon some curious aml suggestive facts. are districts there where malaria is a There ecrious obstacle to the settling of the water poured isto Tulare like causing -extensive marshes which. the wind scatters matariat poison: over much good country. But the land is being “‘gridironed” to such an extent by irrigating cinals that where there used to staat two or three feet of-water om the borders of Tulare lake they now raise good creps of grain. The question arises whether irrigating ditches may not multiply to such an extent as to Sed up that lake: » A trip down to this city discloses the fact that-the specu’ative mania for building to sell which raged so here five or six years ago did not continue to pan out well, Qut on the Alameda where hundreds of lots were laid out and some given away on condition that nice buildings should be put up, it was a complete failure. 2 J notice with pleasure the success from . , of one enterprise here, the more so as it shows what a valuable mine Califernia has its fruit production wherever itis developed. I allude to the San Jose Canuing Establish— Some figures will show the in ment. amount of this business at one establishment and that fruit raising in “Catifornia‘is not the small farming be no opposition to Chas. rmnoging-imependerrt! y and depending upon their personal popularity . _ general for success. . So far as known at present there will Kent and Win. Powell who are after the Trusteeships to be made vacant bythe expiration of tle terms of Messrs. For the olfice of City Marshal there are three Baldridge (the Scott. “and and fitness Morrison and Sigourney. candidates: Messrs. present incumbent); Tremaine. Messrs. Rogers, Meacham, Hinds The canLong (preseut Assessor), and aspice to the Assessorship. didates for> Treasurer are Messrs, Sigourney and Fleming. Every citizen who isentitled to vote should be onhand. The polling place will be at the City Hall, ><> To Arrive this Week. ” The~ Brust: electric’ sonsentor of 12,009 cantle-powe + with six street: iighting lamps, ordered for Nevada City will arrive here the early part, of this weelt, The apparatus will be temporarily attached to the wa-— ter power used by Keith’s qt.artz mill on the Plaza,~ and--an éxperimental test made with two or three of the lamps before the plant: is accepted by the city: For the-purpose of demonstrating the illuminating, capacity of the invention ‘one lamp will probably be placed on the hill near_ Mrs, V¥allace-Williams’—residence an‘, another on Washington schoolh suse, the selection of proper elevations being left-entirely to Mr. Ras, the electrician. At some futare day it will go ahead of—prai-, }in importance, and is _an indus cry especially adapted to small” land holders where the owner of a ten acre lot can get as good hiv ing as_ he could froma hundred acyes im grain. Our foot hill country will yet profit by this fact. The San Jose fruit canning factory was started in a small way six years ago, putting up what théy could with acommon cook stove. Now during the canning season they put up 49,000 rounds per day. Their sugar bill is $600 pervlay. ‘They use between 7,600 and 8,000 boxes of tin in the manafacture of cans which is done on their premises. They give employment to 400 hands, mostly girls and women, who make $1 per day. +I was surprised:to see their. goods . going to such distant parts -of the that some suppose it to be, oe At the Charches,. “here will be preaching morning. and eveningat the Baptist church by the pastor. Subject for the evening, ‘The power of loneliness.” There will also be a praise prelude, At the Methodist church there will be preaching,morning and even— ing by the pastor, J. L. Mann, Rev, J. Sims will preaching at the Congregational church morning and rev eving. His-subject for the night \ discourse is; ‘‘A Malicious Spy and Wicked Tale—bearer,” Rev, Isaac W. H, West willpreach at the A. M. E. church at 11 o’elock this morning and also at the usual h&ur iu the evening. —— The Burglars Arraigaed. E. C, Hall and Ah Sam, ‘the parties brought down from Truckee . or withia 175 feet of where thegravel enannel for which they are sinking is}: : supposed to be. The incline has been in hard lava for sosse distance; but it is supposed the formation will change to pipe-clay soon, yahen vite ~ ter progress can be made, world, larze orders comingfrom Lon; ‘don, Calcutta and Bombay, and our Atlantic gities. They put up about thirty varieties of fruit, but those which find an extensive eastern 4 market are peaches, apricots, bartlett gem for the defendaats, Friday for burglarizing railroad cars, were arra gned in the Superior Court yesterday moreing and given till Monday to plead. P. F. Simonds and Fred Searls were appeinted atLy ¢ The sacexss of this.; factory in a region ead of taking fruit ; . A Notorious Mizghwayman milled, cupied almost exelusively by them— . T district. Attoruey-Generat and J.-H. Die’xin" ANTI-DEBRIS. Suit to Test the Constitutionality of the Drainage Act. The Bee says that suit was commenced Friday afternoon in the (82-. perior Court of Sacramento couuty . by Attorney General Hart, fon the! State, against Niles Searles, Wm. H. Parks and W.‘F. Knox, to oust them . from the so-ca! Hed offices’ of Drainage District, ‘No.1 complaint j iz qaite a lens ygthy one, and alleges the . Ti he Pd gs BT uncoustitutionality of the “Drainag . Act,” under which defendants were . appointed and have assumed to act, . and prays as follows: Eo First--That defendants, and each . of them, be dusted froin said office i of ‘Director‘of Drainage District No.” 1X Second—That said defendants be] perpetually enjoined aud restrained . from letting any contracts for the} or other worked for the drainaze of said} Sait t=That said—def fendants be cpetually-enjoned— from levying . t efficient Bald idge; and that the good. orders . City Marshal. Among the most important qualifications for this office are‘ punctuali . ty, self-control, vigilance, . firmness and impartiality. Ii I have ébserved th@ adiministration of the . lpresént incumbent accurately, and } . know the man as thoroughly as FE . . think I do, he possesses a very large measure of each of these qualifica-j i tions. Whilst 1 have’nothing tosay in disparagement of the/claims or fitness of either of the eandi' dates, I'do’believe that Nevada City

Has never had a more faithful and Marshal than Erastus C. other peace anl harmony, of onr citizen demand his re-election, “Yorer. a Apul 30, 1881. +o Tere are six a lieswh who. have dis-’ _pensed the hospitatities of the White i House stiil tiv ing—Mrs. Polk, Mrs: aay tax Ww — upon any property in within said district.for. the pur. pose of prov idingfunds forthe payment of the cost. of building works, of drainage‘or for any other purpose. Fourih— For a.decree of Court dej med, and isnota drainas ge district. The -complaint. is signed by the son as attorneys forthe State, and is undérstood.tobe an amicable sait for the purpose of setting at rest” all . ‘dispute as to the constitntionality ef . the ‘Actin question,in order to ayvid a possible:multiplicity of suits onthe part of protesting taxpayers. © Good Temptars’. Election. Friday evening the following were the term by Nevada. Lodge, No. 2J1, 0. G. ‘T.; D. E.Morgan, W. ( Mrs. E. C. Snapp; BP. W.:C. -. Shurtleff, W. V. T.; Jd. Valling, Chaplain; J. °C. Medien €: Dean, =F. -S.5" Rich, R.8.;-S. H. Ribbel, Nellie Me pail es O. G. The “installation place next . siecle a I, . elected as olficers for Fe M. . Rich, . Henry Marshal;} Li will evening: ae take The to . Friday lodze has received an iuvitation attend the. Tuesday . installation on evening next of Sylvania lodge “at Grass Valley, on which oecasion—a collation will be served. Perseverance Lodge of Rough and Ready will also be present. ee wm ---The Detective’s Conclusion Verified, A“day or two after the stage rua ning between Igo and Anderson, was robbed, which occurred April 18th, and before the slightest clue had been obtained by the local officers there, Detective Hume wrote to arentleman in this city that he was contident the deed ‘had been perpetrated by the notorious Jack Brown. Now that Hume’s_ theory has becn pr oven a correct one, let it mot again be said that _profess— ional detectives always see through a glass darkly. Shasta county, Knights of Malta Mine. The Knights of Malta mine will in This mine is situated in the north of town and is in a very favorable lo-: cality. Miners, whose’opinions are worthy. of consideration, have great faith in the Knights of Malta, and it isthe general opinion that the ledge is rich, some very fine free-gold quartz having been taken out. A New York company wili soon commence operation on this ledke.— Free Lance. : Grand Opening. The Nevada Fountain is the name the new proprietors of the Gold Room have giveri to that . popular saloon. Messrs. Bley & Young, who, have somewhat to say in another column of to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, are both good caterers, and they propose to make the Fountain one. of thebest resorts in the mountains, A nice free lunch will be served daily, Don’t forget the grand opening next Saturday evening. More Frue Concentraters. Two Frue concentrators are ‘being put in the mill of the Mountaineer mine. Those machine area success as sulphuret savers, “SPEECH,” says the Oarena. pro~~ . verb, “is silver, &i silence is gélden.’. Whistling-oceupies a kind of a _coppery position, = Pa Waonze the Capon effects eats. He likes to ay his ‘music sas the original, . Hef Parke; + BLEY & YOUNG a short time commence operation. . Mrs. Lincoln; Mrs. Oreste and Mrs. . Hayes. ‘*MABEL, my dear,”-exclaimed her grandpa, tied up; “have you got the headache?! “No,” she answered sweetly, ‘‘I’se dot a spit turl,” seeing her heal 29 ————.= -——__— Mrs. Partincton says Ike, bought ahorse.so spiritous that it. always goes off-on a decanter. —— A ‘copy r of Ellot’s Indiana Bible so.d at New. York receutly for $3000. — 4 ° Mr, Srereron is about to revisit the Holy Laid. oe ELAR TPE IS, BORN. In Nevada.City, April 27, 1881, to H. D. Tos —— wife, a aaee + i \ Cc. BLEY. PETER YOUNG. . Nevada es (Formerly Gold Room) j . Ney ada € ity. . PROPRIETORS, e FREDERICKSBURG BEER. FROM SAN JOSE. . ‘UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca BOTTLED’ BEER. Wines & Liquors A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have had long ‘experience as caterers _ to the public; “LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US. Rare Chance for a Bargain. sci HE HYDRAULIC MINING CLAIMS belonging to the late John Pascoe, sitnated adjoining thé Manzanita Company, on the edge of town, containin; Forty Acres ¢f Land, ‘is offered for sale u th te 3 dé uring e next No ) REASONARLE OFFER REFUSED. Gooa Reservoir Fiume;-Pipe, ete. Everythin in good order to saliavenes citar Good Tins creer” Enquire:of J. a JOUNION, at La Or WILLIAM PAsCOE,” ministrator of the Rotate courage, + New Variety Sin . Tyler, Mrs: Johnson (Harriet Lyne), + — . best assortment of THE census estimates oe -eage of improved land in tix ious States anil give its app rox; ed ' value. But the Water areas fie ,, ‘simated. In 4a letter to the hi : York Tribune, Seth Green, . ted Teclares the every acre of the water area the ‘J pisciculturist, In thay valtte as 4 ae ement to the] and, Whey properly stocked. with the ‘uk abit ants of the water. t! site ; State is equ: § in producing e I have becong Mr ceavieuad,” says “chrou gh years of in ia tion, ‘th at an acre of water cap e . mé ude to prodjice as muck food as’; l aere of ae ” 2 oe A SOL) 1ER inTexas nario; d Bay ey turnedout to b « a woman, She va immediately musteredGut. = “a Ge Tok SE Commercial Street, — Adjotaing W. RB. “Coe's, shoe Store, L. DULAC EGS to inform His friends and the phi. in genera! that he h: ag Opéneda Y. Vexetable and Fruit Store at the stand, and will kee P constantly en h vane t ® CIGARS and ponies. Of the Best Brands, CANDIES and NUTS, And: everything generally kept in a Fine = s Va iety Store, Vegetables raised in the city limits an) . fresh from the garden éy ery Morning. Cabbage ‘and Tomato Plants.’ The Store will be under the management of Lo DULAC, Jr Nevada City, April : 30th, S81. tn 3 —— _ Notice to Creditors —— N Superior Court, Nevada County, Sta Cabforgia_tnts he tnatter ot the hbake; f hn Pascoe, dévease Notice is hereby ven by the unde ned Adoninistrator of Estate of John , der 7S Of, and all persons hat inst the said deceased, to ¢ xhibit t with the mecessary vouchers, within f t months atter the first pub ion ye tice, to the said Administritor “at 4 Hot dB. doherty tcorrer—ot eets, Nevada City, in the da, State o if California, Dated.at Nevada City, April 29th, 1881, WM. PASCOE, Administrator, Of the Estate of Jno. Pascoe, deveasud, J. B. Johnson, Atty for Adm'r. al Broat-and Ping County of Nev Vie Stockholders s Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stoskholien _ ofthe Pioneer Reduction Compe ny of California, for the election of of cers for the ensuing year, will ctake place sf it the editorial room: of the Nevada [nil Transcript on Monday>.May 2d, 1881, a4 o'clock P.M. A. B.-CROSBY, Pres Cuas. HI. Crossy, Secretary. > ad The Brush Electr LeIGELT. The California a Electric Light Company, 119 O’FARREL STREEE, SAN_FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. HERE are an immense number of situs tions in which Ele :tric Light is the onl artificial illuminant that can be economic: ly and profitably used, not only because costs less, but because it furnishes a vous oY LIGHT obtainable in no other way. Sut situations are Quartz .Mills, Hoisting Works, Iron Foundries, Factority etc., where thereare large rooms, and & pecially adapted to open spaces,-such a TOWNS, CITIES, and HYLRAULIC MINE In such places Electric Light is Ls vey largely used. It is the only Electric Light that has pt ed: the experimental Stages and is practical ly a success. Five Years of satisfactory operation. Over BOOO in use. From the following testimonials can ¥ obtained an idea of the practical workings ¢ the light in Hydraulic mines : After nearly two years’ constant set Brush Electric Light in the Excelsior Ca pany’s Deer Creek mine sear Smartsvil the following is sent us by the Secretary : San Francisco, Feb. 11, 181. ‘The California Etectric Light Co., 8. F.& Gentlemen—the Brush Electric Ligh paratus in the Deer Creek Mine, at § matt ville, Cal., belonging to the -Excelsior Wa# and Minin Co., continues to-givs_um d satisfactory lts. Yours truly, and satisfactory results » rete North Bloomfield, Seotyres Co., Cal pril 21st, 188l. Geo. H. Roe, Sec. Cal. Eleteic Light Co.: Dear Sir—-After a year’s use of a No Brush Electric Generator aud Lamps, . & heartily recommend the apparatus for it ing Hydraulic mines. Comparing itwith .pitch wood bonfires, formerly used at of mine, I think it furnisfies a very supe light in quantity, quality and conveniem and the running cost has been less than half of the Cost of bonfires. Xo R stfutty _--Xours Respee yy aia ” Supt. North Bloomfield Gravel Mining — ms hay Gon Calaveras (% ebruary 14 Geo. H. Roe, Secretary, Cal. Electric if Co : Dear Sir—Replying to your o to how I am pleased with the Brush El or Light apparatus, I have to say, as far a8 ed, it is first-class, and is a very greats tage to Hydraulic Mining. it oe miners to work their mines practi . wellat very ants’ ta seaatnes W little attention what I first thought it would, and a oa of running it with water — ig ne’ mentio Yours ve ruly, ning. ‘ours a Sax, Sut ly to For further information, ri hor. 0. California Electric Light 00. Ad ‘ied nO, May 1, 18S1-3w 119 O'Farrell Street, San F FRANK Bb, RAE, Electrician Good Vote e House nt of office Wi ‘this afte on ever, further Milo] this cit? 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