May 10, 1879 (4 pages)

f taken, but which had Tain many years, vutil a yeiror moreaga THE DAILY Y TRANSCRIPT. Eo HOW WE WON IT! NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, F tablished. .«se BO Dtember 6, 1860. —— Saturday, Mey 10th; 1879. rrr VPROOF OF THE PU DDING. The Efe et the Adoption ef the New Constitution ts Already Beginning to -Have in Nevada County. ~ Novada evaaty 14 ‘already 7 ibeginning to feel the effeets of the ‘adoptioret the nea Constitation, The Gold Hill mine, of rass Valley. district, idle until. the cata t-t_of the le,zi-lition in store forien enier rises is fully deteris tO remin miped. ‘Tue Uuion tells us that the Goll Tilt was one of the pioneer q tariz. vnines of the district; from wiishalarge amount of gold wasidte for whén it was rev.ved under the auspices of an incorporated company. Tifis compiny had done a large anount of work at a heavy expendimoney, when it was compelled’ to shut down, a-féw months Oo, On account of not being—pre= pared to fight the heavy flow. of @ater that the :-Winter -orought. The appearance of the mine was becoming really encouraging. . During the temporary suspension of work the boilers. and smachinery have been put in good condition, and the company was making all prepurations to fesume operation during the present season, Had the mine t from 80 to 60 miners’ ture of started up, would have received employment . there during the coming season. ‘Luis is not done as an election scare, as the election is over,. but as a prudential business measure, Thecompany has expended a large amount: of money -and does not propose to take any uncertain chances, so faras lesis'ation is concerned—deeming it au sulliGent risk. to spend money in diavelopiog a mine under the old Constitution, which -has heretefore Justered and protected the business, The. Watt Company of Bloomfield district, recently suspended operations, after baving paid out over $100,000 in prospecting for the cl hanoel. Jt was their intention in case the new Constitution had been dteated to resume operations soon, by sinking another shaft in a different locality from the old one. The _di-eeibrs now state that the outlook savors 8) strong)y of discriminating luws azainst mining operations, “ uhey have concluded to abandon aM ideas of resumiug prospecting, and will remove all machinery from the property, Thus, at least forty more ’ white miners loose: the prospect of finding employment, The Adlante . ‘mining company is ~~ maide up of anumber of the leading s fn ae aa ee ee business men and° miners of Nevada county. They have been prospecting extensively, and were on the point of putting up machinery soon so.as to.increase the extént of their operations, » But now they propose ta throw up the sponge. None of thein will act as directors under the new Constitution, although they are all wartn friends. No one will give or rent them machinery, and they dcem it will not pay to purchase. ‘They propose to abandon the prop_ erty, and on no other account than thatithey regard the new Constitution would prevent. their success in’ vari Q .3 Ways apparent to all. ae Cy. The Kentoh Mince. The prospects of the Kenton quartz mine, near Alleghany City,: Sierra county, are daily improving. An extensive body of rich ore, speci“mens of which .were on exhibition yesterday at the National Hotel in this city, is developed and ready for extraction. It.is safe to say that over one thousand tons is now in sight inthe mine. The taking out and crushing has bow been going on for several weeks, and with highly favorable results. There is sufficient water to run all the machinery, and the expense’ is consequently light. Itis.one of the solid mines of this part of the State, and. is bound to make a healthy record the coming “summer. About 20 skilled miners are now employ: ed. at the Kenton, besides a cousiserable foree of other workmen, There‘are 1,500 men now engagod in the Canada’ Pagijfic. Railroad stike, and violence ig threatened, a . ‘ Walls {” NEVADA COUNTY IS TRUE BLUE, She Sits Down on'the New Constitutien Eleven Times that We Know of Already, and Alleged Irregularities are Likely to Make it er 260 Tincs More. ~~ Nevada county is entitled to an everlasting crown of glory férthe no-" -ble stand shie-took.in expressing her enmity for the new Constitution. It may be true that she did not do so bya very great majority ; but at the same time it should be—remembered . that a powartal element had to be en that the Rearneyites were once in the ascendancy. They would’ still have been, if a determined fight had ‘not been made by -the opposition speakers, the Union and the Transcript. No other section of the State can produce as grand a record as Nevada county made on the Constitution question. gThe unprejudiced were ‘led to view. the subject in in its proper aspect, and although the new Constitution had the: great mass of our voters ov its side only a few weeks since,-when the time for election came an astonishing changes had taken place. For its own interest, Nevada county should have cast & UNANIMOUS VOTE against it. The following table gives the latest and -the correct returns : Old. New. Nevala 7. 479’ 455 Pue Lents.aiscs5 2 4 Grass Valley.,. 655 348 Allison Raach., 5 32 Forest Springs. . 16 “95 Buena Vista.. 21 ie Cottage Hill. ] 20 North Bloomfield. 8 108 bake Cte, . . 3 19 . Relief Hill.. ‘ 6 15 Columbia Hill. = 31 36 Eureka South. 26 44 Little York.,. 4 ll Hunt’s Hill. 13 30 WOU BOti cas ce 49 32 Moore’s Flat.:. 34 94 Washington .. 31 42 WINGRA Getic ‘10 20 French Corral.; 34 37 Birchville ..,. jt 14 Sweetland. .>. ee) 43 North San Juan. 77 74 Cherokee .. 19 31 Rough & Ready. 58 36 Indian Springs. . 37 49. Mooney Flat.. 10 15 Anthony House. . 10 20 Pleasant, Ridge. . 17 15 Truckee... 124 15 TMIOW i's Sins vcs wes 2 15 Lowell Hill. . "6 34, 2 OUTAL ssc 1888 ~ 1877 The old Constitution has according to it a majority of 11. votes. Irregularities are reported, however, from Lowell Hill, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Lake City. A careful investigation isto be made, and the probabilities are that the vote in all, or nearly all, of those precincts will be thrown’out. In event they are, the majority against the new Constitution in this county will be swelled to nearly 200 votes. Let us pray it maybe so. Monor to Nevada City. The Grass Valley Union, which by the way made one of the most effective fights for the salvation of. the “Old Ship” of any newspaper in the State, thus compliments the good sense displayed by Nevada City’s voters at the late election: ‘The city of Nevada, against thenew Constitution, is really one of the most remarkable results of the late ele. tion’ The place has been a stronghold: of the Workingmen’s party, which has shown its-head and power @ year.or more on the occasion of all elections, whether for schools, town or géounty. One month-ago it was confidently claimed by these supporters that they would carry the .town by from 250. to 350 majority; and no later than the night before the election one of the leaders of the, party told the editor of the Union that they would obtain a majority of 200 there. The friends of the old Constitution did grand work on election day, and well may they feel proud of it. The: news, when it reached Grass Valley, created the “greatest enthusiasm, and although we were yery proud of our 307 majority we felt that Nevada had won a_ victory e t consideri the P work “ AB grog i ee 7. + Fouival ana and Bunte: Next Thursday evening the ladies of Pheenix Guild will give a strawberry festival at Temperance Hall, A fine quartette has been engaged to furnish music for dancing, ~ tie +*ang the Banner on the Outer 4 majority of 24 votes obtained in the : Prof. Weed's Concert. “Therewas present a moderately size audience at the concert in the Pheatre Thursday evening. first -overture . by’ Profs. Wood, Chase, Bueler, Beykins, Muller and i. Cartér was réndeted with a finish that called forth ‘many favorable comments. The chorus, “To thee, fifteen voices. ‘the “Last Rose of Summer,” strings of his violin, then gave variations on one string, and supplemented the whole with excellent imitations of canary and cuckoo birds; also ‘‘Brigham Young's Introductory Chiirch Service of Hymn Lining,and his. Prayer in conclusion.” At the§conclusion of the entertainment, he produced . “Homie, "sweet home,” with, variations. — Both selections demonstrated that he possessed remarkable talents a violinist. vocal solos by Mrs. George Smith, Misses © Conaway Prof. Wood, Messrs. Moore, den and Selim, and Master John that reflected the highest ¢redit on theraselves. The two vocal quartettes. were favorably received, was also the trio. The second over. ture, ‘‘Poet and Peasant,” by Profs. Wood, Bueler and Mrs. Beatty, compriséd a promindut feature <of the entertainment, and Prof, Bueler’s flute sole, with accompaniment by Profs. Muller and Jenkins was pleasing. Mrs. Beatty rendered thé piano solo ‘‘Mumettoand ‘Rondo” in a manner to prove herself a thorough artist. By the way, this lady is said to be one of the most finished pianists in this.portion of the State, and she certainly sustained that reputation on the occasion of her appearance Thursday-evening. ‘The concert, as a whole, was enjoyable, afid the audience displayed their approbation by frequently applauding the performers. It is likely that it will be repeated in this city at some future date, when we are confident a crowded house could be secured, ee = County Court, Fripay, May 9th.Arraignment of Ah Wah postponed one day,‘bh Chew and I. S. Bush plead not guilty. Mary A. Hill vs, Archibald Coe Ordered there be a stay of proceedings in this Case for ten days; also extension of ten days in which to file statement for new trial. -Court adjourned till Saturday. Re-U — Association Mecting, The Executive Committee of the Re=Unton Association are requested to mvet at the TRANSCRIP® editors ial room on ‘Thursday, May 1dth, at at ljo'clock. Every member 1s reqaeated to be present as business of great importance is to be transacted. — By order of ‘ Rk. M. Hunt, President, N. P. Brown, Secretary. > -.— Glorification Meeting. ~The ratification of the new Constitution will be made the cause for the friends of it hok ling a grand glorification meeting in.this city tonight. There will be a ‘torchlight procession, speechinakihg and music. Grass Valley will ‘be here in’ force. All are invited, ii. Beltizerent. Theré were several fights on Broad street: between old and new Constitution men Thursday evening, and at one time the prospects for-a genThe presence of police prevented such a catastrophe. eral fracas was. good, — : ++. Contract Let. secured for the sum of $255 50 the exclusive privilege of selling drinks, fruits and -eatables at the Association’s grounds on Re-Union Day, June Sth, cigars, Tur Auction at the IXL commences at § o'clock sharp this evening. ee ml0 ——— s ~ > --Grant Ahead, A few days since the important information was telegraphed over the county that Sam. ‘Tilden had walked six miles before breakfast, and now the friends of General Grant manages. to go one better, and tell phant in India,and stieking a couple “dé boars on @ hunt. It. is going to a hard. campaign, — Wheeling [reader The! convicted of bigamy in marrying4 O Country,” was: fairly sung by . to testify, and were cémmitted for Prof, Wood played . contempt of Coart. on four . erated on bail, Tuesday, and ‘escort. bills of various kinds have been’ pre. sented. The: and . Powning;+ tion tends te hinder the prosperity _Bow. by promoting uheertainty Canfield, were all sung in a manuer . enough men iti Congressto compel . . as . cesasant agitation is productive’ of F. N. Wheeler of Grass Valley-has: the world of Grant riding. an ele . ’ Gencral Netes. . Aftéra long and exciting trial, Miles, a prominent Mormon, has been three wothen on the same — day. A motion has been made for a new] trial. Several witnesses, ainong theth Daniel H. Wells, first ‘counsellor of the Mormon Churcl., refused ‘Wells was . libed from the penitentiary to Salt Lake City by a vast crowd of the Saints, with bands of imusic: and banners bearing mottoes indicating a resolution to stand by polygamy to. the dexths=; All Mormendomn is greatly excited. Already during the present session of Congress nearly fifteen hundred Most of these relate in some the tariff, presentaway. to the currency and the.very fact of their or amd ‘suspense. Surely thete—ought to be attention to the business for~which the extra session is called. , ‘Phis invast injury to the best interests of the people. The New York Sunhas dropped Mr. Tilden. It is now the strong advocate of Hon. John M. Palmer, of Illinois, ‘as a candidate for the Presidency. It has thirty-two chapters, covering nearly two pages of the Sun, devoted toa biographical sketch of Mr. Palmer” The strong recommendations of Mr. -Palmer-are, that he is, first, a self-made man, liaving in early life been a cooper, and, second, he is a married man, with a family of nine children. Ezra S. Hoyt, present Commissioner of Indian Affairs at Washington, was Wednesday indicted by the Grand Jury of Hudson county, New Jersey, for conspiracy to defraud. He was President of the International Trust Company, which collapsed last year owing depositors over $177000. Grand Auction to-night at , the IXL. ml0 Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ® NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. J McAllis dunt Hil G Inks Gold Run J Wood & w Grass V GC ShaW Omega S$ Furth San Fran P Gaynor San Juan Miss Quinn do J A Seeley do J Potterson City FN Wheeler Grass Va K Twamley & WS Ja Mrs Pixley SanJuan E Kramer Salt Lake JF Mayott do DL E Thompson Alleg J WW right Auburn A Bueler Grass Val D Sclinn. Grass Valley A L Coombs . do JS Stokes do JR DavissSan Juan J Hussey You Bet C McE}vy City J Ostrom Bloomfiel . Ct Miller Virginia @ F Carndnff Wheatland W H Benson Grass V. JW. Palmer Grass Val R Huckins San Juan 'T Wetzel Jr San Fran LJ Gilman & w sou WH Fowler Vakland Holland City W Martin Grass Valley S Jenkins Grass Val HH Webster City C Johnston City oe Yesterday's Arrivals ut THE UNION HOTEL, ~sNEVADA CITY CAL Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor, W Hudson Bloom A Rothchild Sacramen HE Orman San Lean A Pall City F Battis TS nenenyeee P Migndutt & w Wher W H Beam Grass Vs J Cotftovin You Bet SO Pease Omega C Smith Omexa D. Rich Ciseo W Edwards brid; ge A P Clark Quak Hill H Hudson City FG Beatty & wG V Jb Bickford You Bet H Tuson do R.W Burroughs Blom T Barker Sheridan — J Reuen Sacramento & Goldsmith Salt La CB Pleett San Fran C F Clough S F 4 L Morey Placervill TC Hartie Placervil J Muncey Lewiston W Boyd Willow Val J Kearney City J F Morris San Juan Mrs Williams (' ity -. BuAWRENOFE BARRETT! The Famed Tragedian, = = NEVADA CITY THEATRE, -~ON— NEXT MONDAY EVENING, In Bulwer Lytton’s great Play of RIGHELIEU ! 7 AWRENCE BARRETT as Cardinal Richelieu, acharacter in which he stands preeminent throughout the United States, The Eminent Artist will be.ampperted by a Powerfal Company, © from the California Fheatre. B The piece will be p put o1 on the stage in an elegant: manner never befere equalled in this city. Owing to the great ex engagement, the gene be $1. Keserved seats, 50 ts be secured at Viniton’s Drag Store. bata A Special "Train wit be rfin from Gris attending this admission fee: will W Blosm Washingto JC Pipea Bridyedort : GLORIFY! GLORIFY! °°. GLORIFY !. . ——— The Toilers Triumphant ! Grand Ratification Meeting IN HONOR OF THE RATIFIC Ae! j TION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION. Saturday —_— MONSTER’ TORCHLIGHT. ~ PROCESSION ! ‘Music, Speeches, Fan May 10th. Alt Fricnds of the newlhy adopted Constitution are invited to attend. 1UMMONS.—-In the District Court of the }_) Fourteenth Judicial District of the State . of California, in and for the county of Nevada. State of California, county .of Nevada, ss. The People of.the State of Cahfornia send greeting to Patrick Murphy, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against vou in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distri-t of the State of California, in and for the Countof Nevada, on the: 26th day of April, 1879, Dx Mary. L. Murphy, plaintiff, and to answer tiie complaint filed therein, within ten. days (exchusive of the day of service) after the service-on—you_of this Summons—if served within. this county ; or if served out of this county, but.in this District, within twenty days ; ; otherwise within forty daa’s—or judgment wii] be taken against you by default, according’ to the prayer of said com nlaint. This action is brought against you by plaintiff to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and plaintiff on the grounds of willful desertion and_ failure to provide plaintiff with the common necessaries of life. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaifit as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded, In testimony whereof 1, James I. White, Clerk.of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set *my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at ottice in the City of Nevada, on the 26th day of April, A. D. 1879. m10 JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. Pe on 4 seal. ASK FOR’ THE DIAMOND DRILL CIGAR. The Finest and Most Delicious Cigars ever introduced into this Market. FOR SALE BY JOHN JACK. ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr,, —DEALER IX— Choice, Brands of Forcign Domestic \4 A™ THE BEST MANUFACTUKED _ Smoking £ Chewing Tobacco ALSO A FULL LINE OF Confectionery, Nuts, &c, #7 General Insurance Agent.e: Stocks Bought and Seld, _ “ommussion. Telegraph ) Offi co~-Mnsonic te Black. Eureka Stage and and Express Line. S . “STAGES will leave NePSS Eureka, as follows : Leave Nevada City Flat and ’Granitey ife, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning,w il ledve GranBu sday, Thursday and Saturda W. H. CRAW FORD, D, Agent. ~The Old Accommodation, NEVADA AND GRASS Time Tdble.— Leave Grass Valley. at 8} o'clock, a. mM. Returning leave vada for Moore's Flat and 6:30, Al M., for North Bloomfield, Moore's iteville, Moore's Flat and North Bloomfield VALLEY STAGE LINE. Neyada at 10 a, Mu. Leave Grass Valley at 4 Py M. Ladics and gentlemen called f , Ge fies of chan. Or ac any pert DENTISTRY Dr. P. E. Hughson, FFICE IN BROWN &. MORGAN'S BLOOK, over ‘s Store. _ Heisp ah Onemniel to perforiy all kinds of Mechanicalan Dentistry, in the latest and most ap pane style. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver, Vulcanite and Aluminum. Satisfaction guaranteed as’ to quality and e~ ef work. Vahey to this city, Visits made at residence, i ato *WEVADACITY, ". Psence from town, o'clock, P.M Returning leave Nevada at 5 . 1 Light. Guard! You are hereby ordered to appear Armory, IN FU EL-U NIFORM a at your ~ Saturday, May 24th, 1879, . At 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parade and Annual Target Practice, The Company will niare) promptly .at 10% o'clock, and all jot in the ranks will be considered as absentees, No excuses received.except sickness or abBy order. J, A; RAPP 2 tase balms auding, “ Ww. Fs ENS, Tay, ca AMPAGNE . BAKING POWDER From the Proprictor of, the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, To the Proprietors of the Champagne Baking Powder, Gents: My baker informs me. that with -three tea spoonsful of your Baking Pawder, he .can realize as good results as with six teaspoonsful of anyother pow. der he has ever used. One teaspoonful to. a quart of flour gives: highly satisfaetory results. Yours, C. F. PEARSON, relic by all Grocers, for it. : Ask mag. ROBINSON &F EENEY, PRACTICA bots HORSE SHOERS, Oot. OF BREAD STREET, NEVADA i CITY. Special attention given to Qnarter-Cracks, interfering, » te, ; aw 1872.5 1879, GRAND SPRING OPENING.: A. BLUMENTHAL, 5 I AS JUST RECEIV ED and’ has now on exhibition the Largest and most Blegant : Stock ot Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought to Nevada County, consisting of all the LATEST NOVELTIES in the DryGoods Line, Beautiful Summer Silks, Camels Hair, Piyuet, Alpaczas, Mohairs, Linens, ete A complete stock of Household Furnishing Goods, Such:as \ Muslins, Sheetings, fable Linens, Toweling, Napkins, ete. Millinery Department. The new. Millinery Stock this season is very pretty and unique. In Ladies and Mga Hats, the stock compris s Princess Alice; Rustic, Regatta, Imported French Hats & Bonets, Flowers, Feathers, Bow, ‘Ties, ete CARPETS, CARPETS. Body Brussels, Tapestry, , Three Ply, Ingrain, Rugs, uO Cloths and Matting. wifes A cordial invitation is extended to all call and examine Goods and Prices. U p country trade solicited,and orders filled if deWw ith dispatch. Samples of goods sent, sired, to any part of the county. A. BLUMENTHAL. »> Nevada City, March 26, 1879. e PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street _— qo DUST BOUGHT AND SOL» _ BULLICY DISCOUNTED. ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DU eT OR BULLION FOR COINAGE AT THE MINT. Checks on Sam Francisco. Corr 1t—F. Berw & Co. Bueeks, ” or of Swiss-American Bapax, San Francisco? MILITARY NOTICE, — a 4 4 . NEVADA New Styles and, Beautifal Designs . Nevada City ' "Quite 7 being ere Under Demond yesterday "There ' town: T] ®adly hu Ss tte has been ‘the Tige1 Profs. Martin -. citizens ¢ evening. Them cial stre corner of repaired F.-F, ( *the A, O : ered ale evening. 43 mem If one muzzled, bloody fi on Con That m Tue fi market 1 shicoth ¢ ft Lawrenc tragedia tre in th ing, is 8 greeted . ‘exponen’ stands w other «c ~ Richelie theocca: is one of interpre’ . his rend supporte ‘the Cali tain wi and the ers of fir the coun “e (pense “vazemen the gen Reserve _ The S mine ha ” ployed t be imme $250 pe Ji gence ‘ab the p arrange: their ple Board 0 izetl the be comr ‘It wa day tha and De suut dé election showed » but tho: almost 3 taken si mine ow We hope howeve After Utah, Goldsm ular cis Co., arr roornin; Cen Then Central ty arer City on 11 o'cho ant bus tral Col es, Fer . Neva LarG yesteid. For § t = The styles j corner ] da City

f taken, but which had Tain many years, vutil a yeiror moreaga THE DAILY Y TRANSCRIPT. Eo HOW WE WON IT! NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, F tablished. .«se BO Dtember 6, 1860. —— Saturday, Mey 10th; 1879. rrr VPROOF OF THE PU DDING. The Efe et the Adoption ef the New Constitution ts Already Beginning to -Have in Nevada County. ~ Novada evaaty 14 ‘already 7 ibeginning to feel the effeets of the ‘adoptioret the nea Constitation, The Gold Hill mine, of rass Valley. district, idle until. the cata t-t_of the le,zi-lition in store forien enier rises is fully deteris tO remin miped. ‘Tue Uuion tells us that the Goll Tilt was one of the pioneer q tariz. vnines of the district; from wiishalarge amount of gold wasidte for whén it was rev.ved under the auspices of an incorporated company. Tifis compiny had done a large anount of work at a heavy expendimoney, when it was compelled’ to shut down, a-féw months Oo, On account of not being—pre= pared to fight the heavy flow. of @ater that the :-Winter -orought. The appearance of the mine was becoming really encouraging. . During the temporary suspension of work the boilers. and smachinery have been put in good condition, and the company was making all prepurations to fesume operation during the present season, Had the mine t from 80 to 60 miners’ ture of started up, would have received employment . there during the coming season. ‘Luis is not done as an election scare, as the election is over,. but as a prudential business measure, Thecompany has expended a large amount: of money -and does not propose to take any uncertain chances, so faras lesis'ation is concerned—deeming it au sulliGent risk. to spend money in diavelopiog a mine under the old Constitution, which -has heretefore Justered and protected the business, The. Watt Company of Bloomfield district, recently suspended operations, after baving paid out over $100,000 in prospecting for the cl hanoel. Jt was their intention in case the new Constitution had been dteated to resume operations soon, by sinking another shaft in a different locality from the old one. The _di-eeibrs now state that the outlook savors 8) strong)y of discriminating luws azainst mining operations, “ uhey have concluded to abandon aM ideas of resumiug prospecting, and will remove all machinery from the property, Thus, at least forty more ’ white miners loose: the prospect of finding employment, The Adlante . ‘mining company is ~~ maide up of anumber of the leading s fn ae aa ee ee business men and° miners of Nevada county. They have been prospecting extensively, and were on the point of putting up machinery soon so.as to.increase the extént of their operations, » But now they propose ta throw up the sponge. None of thein will act as directors under the new Constitution, although they are all wartn friends. No one will give or rent them machinery, and they dcem it will not pay to purchase. ‘They propose to abandon the prop_ erty, and on no other account than thatithey regard the new Constitution would prevent. their success in’ vari Q .3 Ways apparent to all. ae Cy. The Kentoh Mince. The prospects of the Kenton quartz mine, near Alleghany City,: Sierra county, are daily improving. An extensive body of rich ore, speci“mens of which .were on exhibition yesterday at the National Hotel in this city, is developed and ready for extraction. It.is safe to say that over one thousand tons is now in sight inthe mine. The taking out and crushing has bow been going on for several weeks, and with highly favorable results. There is sufficient water to run all the machinery, and the expense’ is consequently light. Itis.one of the solid mines of this part of the State, and. is bound to make a healthy record the coming “summer. About 20 skilled miners are now employ: ed. at the Kenton, besides a cousiserable foree of other workmen, There‘are 1,500 men now engagod in the Canada’ Pagijfic. Railroad stike, and violence ig threatened, a . ‘ Walls {” NEVADA COUNTY IS TRUE BLUE, She Sits Down on'the New Constitutien Eleven Times that We Know of Already, and Alleged Irregularities are Likely to Make it er 260 Tincs More. ~~ Nevada county is entitled to an everlasting crown of glory férthe no-" -ble stand shie-took.in expressing her enmity for the new Constitution. It may be true that she did not do so bya very great majority ; but at the same time it should be—remembered . that a powartal element had to be en that the Rearneyites were once in the ascendancy. They would’ still have been, if a determined fight had ‘not been made by -the opposition speakers, the Union and the Transcript. No other section of the State can produce as grand a record as Nevada county made on the Constitution question. gThe unprejudiced were ‘led to view. the subject in in its proper aspect, and although the new Constitution had the: great mass of our voters ov its side only a few weeks since,-when the time for election came an astonishing changes had taken place. For its own interest, Nevada county should have cast & UNANIMOUS VOTE against it. The following table gives the latest and -the correct returns : Old. New. Nevala 7. 479’ 455 Pue Lents.aiscs5 2 4 Grass Valley..,. 655 348 Allison Raach., 5 32 Forest Springs. . 16 “95 Buena Vista... 21 ie Cottage Hill. ] 20 North Bloomfield. 8 108 bake Cte, . .. 3 19 . Relief Hill... ‘ 6 15 Columbia Hill.. = 31 36 Eureka South.. 26 44 Little York..,. 4 ll Hunt’s Hill.. 13 30 WOU BOti cas ce 49 32 Moore’s Flat.:.. 34 94 Washington ... 31 42 WINGRA Getic ‘10 20 French Corral..; 34 37 Birchville ...,. jt 14 Sweetland. .>.. ee) 43 North San Juan.. 77 74 Cherokee ... 19 31 Rough & Ready. 58 36 Indian Springs. . 37 49. Mooney Flat... 10 15 Anthony House. . 10 20 Pleasant, Ridge. . 17 15 Truckee..... 124 15 TMIOW i's Sins vcs wes 2 15 Lowell Hill.. .. "6 34, 2 OUTAL ssc 1888 ~ 1877 The old Constitution has according to it a majority of 11. votes. Irregularities are reported, however, from Lowell Hill, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Lake City. A careful investigation isto be made, and the probabilities are that the vote in all, or nearly all, of those precincts will be thrown’out. In event they are, the majority against the new Constitution in this county will be swelled to nearly 200 votes. Let us pray it maybe so. Monor to Nevada City. The Grass Valley Union, which by the way made one of the most effective fights for the salvation of. the “Old Ship” of any newspaper in the State, thus compliments the good sense displayed by Nevada City’s voters at the late election: ‘The city of Nevada, against thenew Constitution, is really one of the most remarkable results of the late ele. tion’ The place has been a stronghold: of the Workingmen’s party, which has shown its-head and power @ year.or more on the occasion of all elections, whether for schools, town or géounty. One month-ago it was confidently claimed by these supporters that they would carry the .town by from 250. to 350 majority; and no later than the night before the election one of the leaders of the, party told the editor of the Union that they would obtain a majority of 200 there. The friends of the old Constitution did grand work on election day, and well may they feel proud of it. The: news, when it reached Grass Valley, created the “greatest enthusiasm, and although we were yery proud of our 307 majority we felt that Nevada had won a_ victory e t consideri the P work “ AB grog i ee 7. + Fouival ana and Bunte: Next Thursday evening the ladies of Pheenix Guild will give a strawberry festival at Temperance Hall, A fine quartette has been engaged to furnish music for dancing, ~ tie +*ang the Banner on the Outer 4 majority of 24 votes obtained in the : Prof. Weed's Concert. “Therewas present a moderately size audience at the concert in the Pheatre Thursday evening. first -overture . by’ Profs. Wood, Chase, Bueler, Beykins, Muller and i. Cartér was réndeted with a finish that called forth ‘many favorable comments. The chorus, “To thee, fifteen voices. ‘the “Last Rose of Summer,” strings of his violin, then gave variations on one string, and supplemented the whole with excellent imitations of canary and cuckoo birds; also ‘‘Brigham Young's Introductory Chiirch Service of Hymn Lining,and his. Prayer in conclusion.” At the§conclusion of the entertainment, he produced . “Homie, "sweet home,” with, variations. — Both selections demonstrated that he possessed remarkable talents a violinist. vocal solos by Mrs. George Smith, Misses © Conaway Prof. Wood, Messrs. Moore, den and Selim, and Master John that reflected the highest ¢redit on theraselves. The two vocal quartettes. were favorably received, was also the trio. The second over. ture, ‘‘Poet and Peasant,” by Profs. Wood, Bueler and Mrs. Beatty, compriséd a promindut feature <of the entertainment, and Prof, Bueler’s flute sole, with accompaniment by Profs. Muller and Jenkins was pleasing. Mrs. Beatty rendered thé piano solo ‘‘Mumettoand ‘Rondo” in a manner to prove herself a thorough artist. By the way, this lady is said to be one of the most finished pianists in this.portion of the State, and she certainly sustained that reputation on the occasion of her appearance Thursday-evening. ‘The concert, as a whole, was enjoyable, afid the audience displayed their approbation by frequently applauding the performers. It is likely that it will be repeated in this city at some future date, when we are confident a crowded house could be secured, ee = County Court, Fripay, May 9th.Arraignment of Ah Wah postponed one day,‘bh Chew and I. S. Bush plead not guilty. Mary A. Hill vs, Archibald Coe Ordered there be a stay of proceedings in this Case for ten days; also extension of ten days in which to file statement for new trial. -Court adjourned till Saturday. Re-U — Association Mecting, The Executive Committee of the Re=Unton Association are requested to mvet at the TRANSCRIP® editors ial room on ‘Thursday, May 1dth, at at ljo'clock. Every member 1s reqaeated to be present as business of great importance is to be transacted. — By order of ‘ Rk. M. Hunt, President, N. P. Brown, Secretary. > -.— Glorification Meeting. ~The ratification of the new Constitution will be made the cause for the friends of it hok ling a grand glorification meeting in.this city tonight. There will be a ‘torchlight procession, speechinakihg and music. Grass Valley will ‘be here in’ force. All are invited, ii. Beltizerent. Theré were several fights on Broad street: between old and new Constitution men Thursday evening, and at one time the prospects for-a genThe presence of police prevented such a catastrophe. eral fracas was. good, — : ++. Contract Let. secured for the sum of $255 50 the exclusive privilege of selling drinks, fruits and -eatables at the Association’s grounds on Re-Union Day, June Sth, cigars, Tur Auction at the IXL commences at § o'clock sharp this evening. ee ml0 ——— s ~ > --Grant Ahead, A few days since the important information was telegraphed over the county that Sam. ‘Tilden had walked six miles before breakfast, and now the friends of General Grant manages. to go one better, and tell phant in India,and stieking a couple “dé boars on @ hunt. It. is going to a hard. campaign, — Wheeling [reader The! convicted of bigamy in marrying4 O Country,” was: fairly sung by . to testify, and were cémmitted for Prof, Wood played . contempt of Coart. on four . erated on bail, Tuesday, and ‘escort. bills of various kinds have been’ pre. sented. The: and . Powning;+ tion tends te hinder the prosperity _Bow. by promoting uheertainty Canfield, were all sung in a manuer . enough men iti Congressto compel . . as . cesasant agitation is productive’ of F. N. Wheeler of Grass Valley-has: the world of Grant riding. an ele . ’ Gencral Netes. . Aftéra long and exciting trial, Miles, a prominent Mormon, has been three wothen on the same — day. A motion has been made for a new] trial. Several witnesses, ainong theth Daniel H. Wells, first ‘counsellor of the Mormon Churcl., refused ‘Wells was . libed from the penitentiary to Salt Lake City by a vast crowd of the Saints, with bands of imusic: and banners bearing mottoes indicating a resolution to stand by polygamy to. the dexths=; All Mormendomn is greatly excited. Already during the present session of Congress nearly fifteen hundred Most of these relate in some the tariff, presentaway. to the currency and the.very fact of their or amd ‘suspense. Surely thete—ought to be attention to the business for~which the extra session is called. , ‘Phis invast injury to the best interests of the people. The New York Sunhas dropped Mr. Tilden. It is now the strong advocate of Hon. John M. Palmer, of Illinois, ‘as a candidate for the Presidency. It has thirty-two chapters, covering nearly two pages of the Sun, devoted toa biographical sketch of Mr. Palmer” The strong recommendations of Mr. -Palmer-are, that he is, first, a self-made man, liaving in early life been a cooper, and, second, he is a married man, with a family of nine children. Ezra S. Hoyt, present Commissioner of Indian Affairs at Washington, was Wednesday indicted by the Grand Jury of Hudson county, New Jersey, for conspiracy to defraud. He was President of the International Trust Company, which collapsed last year owing depositors over $177000. Grand Auction to-night at , the IXL. ml0

Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ® NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. J McAllis dunt Hil G Inks Gold Run J Wood & w Grass V GC ShaW Omega S$ Furth San Fran P Gaynor San Juan Miss Quinn do J A Seeley do J Potterson City FN Wheeler Grass Va K Twamley & WS Ja Mrs Pixley SanJuan E Kramer Salt Lake JF Mayott do DL E Thompson Alleg J WW right Auburn A Bueler Grass Val D Sclinn. Grass Valley A L Coombs . do JS Stokes do JR DavissSan Juan J Hussey You Bet C McE}vy City J Ostrom Bloomfiel . Ct Miller Virginia @ F Carndnff Wheatland W H Benson Grass V. JW. Palmer Grass Val R Huckins San Juan 'T Wetzel Jr San Fran LJ Gilman & w sou WH Fowler Vakland Holland City W Martin Grass Valley S Jenkins Grass Val HH Webster City C Johnston City oe Yesterday's Arrivals ut THE UNION HOTEL, ~sNEVADA CITY CAL Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor, W Hudson Bloom A Rothchild Sacramen HE Orman San Lean A Pall City F Battis TS nenenyeee P Migndutt & w Wher W H Beam Grass Vs J Cotftovin You Bet SO Pease Omega C Smith Omexa D. Rich Ciseo W Edwards brid; ge A P Clark Quak Hill H Hudson City FG Beatty & wG V Jb Bickford You Bet H Tuson do R.W Burroughs Blom T Barker Sheridan — J Reuen Sacramento & Goldsmith Salt La CB Pleett San Fran C F Clough S F 4 L Morey Placervill TC Hartie Placervil J Muncey Lewiston W Boyd Willow Val J Kearney City J F Morris San Juan Mrs Williams (' ity -. BuAWRENOFE BARRETT! The Famed Tragedian, = = NEVADA CITY THEATRE, -~ON— NEXT MONDAY EVENING, In Bulwer Lytton’s great Play of RIGHELIEU ! 7 AWRENCE BARRETT as Cardinal Richelieu, acharacter in which he stands preeminent throughout the United States, The Eminent Artist will be.ampperted by a Powerfal Company, © from the California Fheatre. B The piece will be p put o1 on the stage in an elegant: manner never befere equalled in this city. Owing to the great ex engagement, the gene be $1. Keserved seats, 50 ts be secured at Viniton’s Drag Store. bata A Special "Train wit be rfin from Gris attending this admission fee: will W Blosm Washingto JC Pipea Bridyedort : GLORIFY! GLORIFY! °°. GLORIFY !. . ——— The Toilers Triumphant ! Grand Ratification Meeting IN HONOR OF THE RATIFIC Ae! j TION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION. Saturday —_— MONSTER’ TORCHLIGHT. ~ PROCESSION ! ‘Music, Speeches, Fan May 10th. Alt Fricnds of the newlhy adopted Constitution are invited to attend. 1UMMONS.—-In the District Court of the }_) Fourteenth Judicial District of the State . of California, in and for the county of Nevada. State of California, county .of Nevada, ss. The People of.the State of Cahfornia send greeting to Patrick Murphy, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against vou in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distri-t of the State of California, in and for the Countof Nevada, on the: 26th day of April, 1879, Dx Mary. L. Murphy, plaintiff, and to answer tiie complaint filed therein, within ten. days (exchusive of the day of service) after the service-on—you_of this Summons—if served within. this county ; or if served out of this county, but.in this District, within twenty days ; ; otherwise within forty daa’s—or judgment wii] be taken against you by default, according’ to the prayer of said com nlaint. This action is brought against you by plaintiff to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and plaintiff on the grounds of willful desertion and_ failure to provide plaintiff with the common necessaries of life. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaifit as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded, In testimony whereof 1, James I. White, Clerk.of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set *my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at ottice in the City of Nevada, on the 26th day of April, A. D. 1879. m10 JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. Pe on 4 seal. ASK FOR’ THE DIAMOND DRILL CIGAR. The Finest and Most Delicious Cigars ever introduced into this Market. FOR SALE BY JOHN JACK. ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr,, —DEALER IX— Choice, Brands of Forcign Domestic \4 A™ THE BEST MANUFACTUKED _ Smoking £ Chewing Tobacco ALSO A FULL LINE OF Confectionery, Nuts, &c, #7 General Insurance Agent.e: Stocks Bought and Seld, _ “ommussion. Telegraph ) Offi co~-Mnsonic te Black. Eureka Stage and and Express Line. S . “STAGES will leave NePSS Eureka, as follows : Leave Nevada City Flat and ’Granitey ife, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning,w il ledve GranBu sday, Thursday and Saturda W. H. CRAW FORD, D, Agent. ~The Old Accommodation, NEVADA AND GRASS Time Tdble.— Leave Grass Valley. at 8} o'clock, a. mM. Returning leave vada for Moore's Flat and 6:30, Al M., for North Bloomfield, Moore's iteville, Moore's Flat and North Bloomfield VALLEY STAGE LINE. Neyada at 10 a, Mu. Leave Grass Valley at 4 Py M. Ladics and gentlemen called f , Ge fies of chan. Or ac any pert DENTISTRY Dr. P. E. Hughson, FFICE IN BROWN &. MORGAN'S BLOOK, over ‘s Store. _ Heisp ah Onemniel to perforiy all kinds of Mechanicalan Dentistry, in the latest and most ap pane style. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver, Vulcanite and Aluminum. Satisfaction guaranteed as’ to quality and e~ ef work. Vahey to this city, Visits made at residence, i ato *WEVADACITY, ". Psence from town, o'clock, P.M Returning leave Nevada at 5 . 1 Light. Guard! You are hereby ordered to appear Armory, IN FU EL-U NIFORM a at your ~ Saturday, May 24th, 1879, . At 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parade and Annual Target Practice, The Company will niare) promptly .at 10% o'clock, and all jot in the ranks will be considered as absentees, No excuses received.except sickness or abBy order. J, A; RAPP 2 tase balms auding, “ Ww. Fs ENS, Tay, ca AMPAGNE . BAKING POWDER From the Proprictor of, the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, To the Proprietors of the Champagne Baking Powder, Gents: My baker informs me. that with -three tea spoonsful of your Baking Pawder, he .can realize as good results as with six teaspoonsful of anyother pow. der he has ever used. One teaspoonful to. a quart of flour gives: highly satisfaetory results. Yours, C. F. PEARSON, relic by all Grocers, for it. : Ask mag. ROBINSON &F EENEY, PRACTICA bots HORSE SHOERS, Oot. OF BREAD STREET, NEVADA i CITY. Special attention given to Qnarter-Cracks, interfering, » te, ; aw 1872.5 1879, GRAND SPRING OPENING.: A. BLUMENTHAL, 5 I AS JUST RECEIV ED and’ has now on exhibition the Largest and most Blegant : Stock ot Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought to Nevada County, consisting of all the LATEST NOVELTIES in the DryGoods Line, Beautiful Summer Silks, Camels Hair, Piyuet, Alpaczas, Mohairs, Linens, ete A complete stock of Household Furnishing Goods, Such:as \ Muslins, Sheetings, fable Linens, Toweling, Napkins, ete. Millinery Department. The new. Millinery Stock this season is very pretty and unique. In Ladies and Mga Hats, the stock compris s Princess Alice; Rustic, Regatta, Imported French Hats & Bonets, Flowers, Feathers, Bow, ‘Ties, ete CARPETS, CARPETS. Body Brussels, Tapestry, , Three Ply, Ingrain, Rugs, uO Cloths and Matting. wifes A cordial invitation is extended to all call and examine Goods and Prices. U p country trade solicited,and orders filled if deWw ith dispatch. Samples of goods sent, sired, to any part of the county. A. BLUMENTHAL. »> Nevada City, March 26, 1879. e PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street _— qo DUST BOUGHT AND SOL» _ BULLICY DISCOUNTED. ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DU eT OR BULLION FOR COINAGE AT THE MINT. Checks on Sam Francisco. Corr 1t—F. Berw & Co. Bueeks, ” or of Swiss-American Bapax, San Francisco? MILITARY NOTICE, — a 4 4 . NEVADA New Styles and, Beautifal Designs . Nevada City ' "Quite 7 being ere Under Demond yesterday "There ' town: T] ®adly hu Ss tte has been ‘the Tige1 Profs. Martin -. citizens ¢ evening. Them cial stre corner of repaired F.-F, ( *the A, O : ered ale evening. 43 mem If one muzzled, bloody fi on Con That m Tue fi market 1 shicoth ¢ ft Lawrenc tragedia tre in th ing, is 8 greeted . ‘exponen’ stands w other «c ~ Richelie theocca: is one of interpre’ . his rend supporte ‘the Cali tain wi and the ers of fir the coun “e (pense “vazemen the gen Reserve _ The S mine ha ” ployed t be imme $250 pe Ji gence ‘ab the p arrange: their ple Board 0 izetl the be comr ‘It wa day tha and De suut dé election showed » but tho: almost 3 taken si mine ow We hope howeve After Utah, Goldsm ular cis Co., arr roornin; Cen Then Central ty arer City on 11 o'cho ant bus tral Col es, Fer . Neva LarG yesteid. For § t = The styles j corner ] da City