May 20, 1880 (4 pages)

& ~ fullest sense The Daily Granseript, _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. The Banqitet at Grass Valley Tae# Aurora Chapter. “Pharsday, May 20th, 1880, ciel ———— ————— ————— Two Old Timers. George Hearst and AE. Head, a brace of Comstéck king-pins in the . of the term, were in. town yestePday. They used to hang out. in Nevada City in early days.— Hearst was for a time interested in the Lecompton qifartz ¢laim, and Head scratched gravel oti Little Deer Creek-with “Charley MeFiry, Bob Morrow and Jaék Goodman. . Wher the first piece of silver was. __brought over here, and_our_respect~ ed (because long since deceased) exeotemporary, the Journal, published . to the world the accounuts of the diseovery,_Head and Hearst got excit-. — 4 On Tuesday evening, fact ‘Aurora’ gave a farewell banquet to their Worthy Matron, Mrs. A. B. Dibble, . who is ahout to ‘depart, fora protract. e@ visit to the Bastern States. The officers and membe*® of Evangeline Chapter of this cityhaving ac‘cepted an invitation to be preseut, o’clock Pp. M., and were met at the Gras¢ Valley depot by “a committee . from Aurora Chapter and escorted to Masonic Hall, where all received a hearty — welcome from Aurora successfully condueted, informal, yet bountiful banquets that—has_ ever been given in this county. After, a Chapter, O. of E. S., of Grass Valley, . . ‘left here on-a a special, train at seven . Chapter. > The welcome vroved “a aje happy prelude to one of the most putting up’a: woodshed. Mouse Buttding and EP cements. “Mr. Oliver of Clark¥tille is adding day Evening ander the Auspices of / i ¥oar more rociis £6 his house, « _ B. T.Allen’s residence is being ‘adortied with a new bay window. J Marshal Baldridge will soon begin ithe erection of his new dwelling . house on’ Broad street. Vogleman & Webber are repainting the exterior of their store; alse erecting an awning along thefront of it. F John Lawrence’s house has a new ‘conservatory, and other work done . on the place. adds greatly to its appearance. Leou Bowdoin’s handsome: cottage is completed, We-understand he will sel, it-and erect: another on meas Charlie Mulloy is going to add to the improvements on his place by ‘He goes ¢nore-on-useful articles thah-hehe does} ed. ‘Phey were about as good. “as . half hour's social. the. Chapter eee called to order for the purposeof con: . Eryer’s Steamship. * Robert My Fryer of this city, who went East-several months since with . the intention of’ perfecting arrangements for practically «emonstrating the value of the ocean steamer invented: by him,~ writes a letter on the subject to a friend hére. With the belief that bis many friends in Nevada county wil havea deep interest in” Mr. Fryer’s progress, we republish some extracts from the letter: New York, May, 131880. + Frrexp—: My patent has-been ‘allowed by the U.S. Patent Office, and I anticipate getting the invention into practical operation almost as soon.as the work can be el which, ‘with the drawings; ‘shows } the idea completely. The next tnodel, (befere~the full-sized ship) diameter, anda cabin toaccommodate . . New Boot & Shoe. Store, will have wheels* fifteen feet—in-. . We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have opened our : Opposite Citizens Bank, . a AND ARE Now— NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, LG (done, I have now. arzainiatnre mod. . Beh ity; Ready for sess” . . ___And hope to receive such suppart and pa Annual ReUnio RESsIomNTs E x“RE S IDE Nts about Te will} ‘Tonage.as tair dealing shall deserve. THE DAILY. ‘NEVADA ‘CITY Briet ¥ Miss Ria Hupp Visalia. The Mountain § tenced W édnésda It will soon be the thermo! ‘The Nellie Boy« ing ab Steckton th Ghey pave chr yart of Broad stre After several wi Franciscd aud ot Fulweiler has ret —$,-Nihel, whe past had been cot with rheumatisin yesterday. “Ek: Downer mountains yester this week fora m wo Greves bas laid t the founds. about twenty-five people. — tion for one of his _ new houses on be entirely of steel, and will be in’ Washington street. When it is . course’of construction within afew . Washington street. . erected he will begin building @ -secweeks. Iam now engaged on_ the dead broke just. then, but finally. rattle the F bli manage to getk bold of a mule apiece. re : __Along with some of theit cther boys. . The Chapter has been organized they lit-ont for the Comstock. .When. "Ut § few months, and yet the "otf: We cordially invite all to come and see the style and kind of goods we keep!” . NEVADA county, _We have now, -and—our aim—wilt-be, tor : BE HELD al seal j W Og. BF OF THE THE ‘ts Mrs; Kimball have been the keep constantly-on hand the Largest and cers performed their parts in a manbest — eter of drawings for it.” : they straddled those mules, they mounted a monument of good luck —¢romrfor-any-tength-of-titnere heyhave cleaned up thousands, aye milner which <licited unusual’ praise fiom all ‘who ‘witnessed the scene, andproved that the interesté of .the’ . youtig Chapter had been placed in every time. Bacramento, knows the Spirit of old, _ lions of ducats, since they went away, in 1859. ‘Their ups and downs have been frequent and_exciting, but they managed fo eome dat on: top’ “almost They ain't quite-as-well fixed, rumor says, just now as they were a few years ago. Yet if, they were to board at a first-class “hatal for a hundred years, and had only " their present piles to draw on, we'll bet two. toone that they would not have to turn over their trunk as‘ se_eurity tor the accommodations. Nowadays when-a mining section has an unusually good reputation Hearst and Head always find it out, and drop in to see what sort of a chance theres for a side specalation. to. have renewed, faith in Nevada county, the best section for iegitimate Kindly look after the interests of the . painter. -offieers. Akesping of competent and faithful . At the conclusion of—the ceremony,a half hour was devoted to acquaintafice making and sociability, after which the Chapter was closed and the provession formed for the banqueting hall, Right here the officers of Aurora Chapter struck the key note of success by ‘announcing that the banquet was to be informal, —there being no places of honor, but rather-that all, whether. visitors or residents of the town, were to consider theméelvés'as* belonging to a sisterhood and fraternity which should make us all as. one family; that the brethren of Aarora Chapter would be expected to escort the brethren from Evangeline should. “pimercial street formerly occupied —byond one-in the same vicinity. John Schmidt, Sr., i# _re-roofing and re-painting his builéfng on Comsome parties from Grass Valley have leased it and will shortly open there in the same business. --The framework of. A. H. Tish’ 84. two-sto.y house on-‘‘Nob Hill” isup. This residence when completed will: we are told be one of the handsomest in the city. The two bay-windows in front. will of themselves take the pride tight out of allother houses . . that cannot afford such a luxury. The building will ” finished in about four weeks. Japanese Art. Miss Beckie Valantine of this city has received from her twin sister in Their presence here leads us ladies from Evangeline and that the. Japan a beautiful specimen of art from the brush of afamous native It isa full length watermining thatthe Lord ever blessed sisters of Aurora, who otherwise, in. color portrait of one of the twins,exwisdtind with, sil whisky-bloated or. View of the. first order; would be . ecuted on ecru silk. The. . figure’ is moss-backed idiots to the contrary notwithstanding. We hope our vis“itors will havea direct pecuniary inOe without escorts, The brethren obeyed the order of the Patron. with / commendable promptness and the : terest in-the-district-beforelong.—_. sisters responded with suchalacrity . ender kimono (robe) elaborately ‘alt need replacing. ~ The . w and grace as to seteverybody at ease, superior Court Procecdinugs. ~ David Whilldin was yesterday arraigned in the Superior Court-on an goformation made by the District Attorney. He is charged with assaulting a'Chinaman with a pistol, to which his plea is ‘‘not guilty.” Johnson & Cross are his attorneys. The trial will take place June 12th. "Having been convicted Tuesday of robbing Lewis Horton, Peter Dalton alias ‘The Mountain Spirit” was on trial yesterday for the robbery of John Pearce. Both crimes were committed the same day, viz: June 3d, 1878. G. B. Dean, a witness from and says he has served two terms in tbe State Prison—-one for horse stealing and one for robbiug teamsters. At the time of the outbreak Dalton was one of the mostferocious of the rebelling prisoners. ‘ He is a tall ‘and heavily built man who fears neither man, Lord nor Devil, and is reckless as he is brave. The circumstances-of ‘bis exploite in Nevada county are well known.-to° all: our readers, For the trial yesterday it was almost impossible to secure a jury, several venires being exhausted, District Attorney Gaylord conducted the prosecution, and Messrs. Weisenburger and Simonds the defence, Late in the afternoon the case . was given to the Jury, who aiter being out five minutes returved a verdict of indictment. » — <--> Arrested for Alleged Bulldoesing, Thos, Byrne, a well-known. sporbing man of this city, was yesterday arrested on complaint of James Miller, the cattle man. The latter “charges that on Tuesday evening Byrne held a six-shooter at his head and compelled him to-sign a check for $145 in favor of a women. The defondant furnished bonds in the sum of $500 to appear for examinatiog at 1 o'clock P. aM. to-day. Mining end: Iustrance Agent. In another column will be Tound the card of Ey W. Bigelow, mining and insurance agent. Mr. Bigelow has some ¢xgellent gold claims on wale at reasonab’e: prices; and it should not be forgottén that he represents several of the g insur&uce companies in the -werld, and ;to completely, obliberate that feeling of restraint. and_social isola. tion which is often so painfully manifest at society banquets. In this happy frame of mind the members marched into the banqueting hall to find themselves surrounded by a profusion of festoowing and floral boquets arranged with .consummate skill. The decorations reflected great credit on the generosity as well as the-taste and skill of the ladies composing the committee, Not only were there a profusion of choice garden flowers, but even the conservator.es had been robbed of their / most beautiful gems for the occasion. . In addition to the many: boquets along the tables Were tiny button. hole boquets at each plate, The table was spread with a bonntfful repast consisting of fowl and other choice meats, Salad,” fruits, pastry and sweatmeats in profusion, all contributed by the Chapter. Wines were prohibited, but there was an abundance of good tea and excellent coffee, and none wept away thirsty or regretting the innovation in this particular. After enjoying the repast until all were satisfied, afew pleasant intpromptu speeches’ were made, in which due credit was given to the . ladies for their bounty in providing for the occasion and for the skill with which they had conducted all of the exercises, and att. elveo’clock the Patron ina short address brought the banquet to aclose. In returning guests were presented with numerous eo from the decorations, and all went away feeling that this was one of the best conducted and happiest events of the kind that it had ever been their lot to participate in. Soleuren Johnson's Will, The will of Solomon Johnson, “The quiet man,” who died at C. A, Pare’s residence Tuesday morning, has been found. It was ina pocket of his dress-coat, together with some ten thousand shares of stock . in. the Mt, Auburn: Go'd Mining share) and a lot of old letters: The son of the deceased has telegraphed instructionsfrom New York City concerning the —— ofhis father’s remains, an Sangre! ‘will take piace toon ah ‘Pare’s house ot e e'cipek this afternoeny » : isa Company (warth about 50 cents a thirty-six inches in length, having been enlarged from a cabinet photograph. The drapery consists of a lavbroidered with gold; a’ crimson obi (sash) with black ends and “golden hangings; a fichu of pale blue crape._ The other adornments are numerous and very rich. The features of’ the face are correct as those of a photograph, and present a life-like appearance that leads one to almost expect the picture to speak. If Dan DeQuille or Sam Davis could clap their eyes on it for afew minutes they would die of envy. And that is saying a good deal; for as color slingers those two gentlemenare ‘‘no slouches.” ta Beard and his hie John were arrested at Grass Valley Tuesday night by officer Scott on charges of attempting to defraud creditors, and brought back to this city for trial. The Transcript of had disposed of his one-eighth interest in the Round Mountain mine te. County Recorder Rapp and Deputy Thémas.’ That day he took hi. . brother’s trunk and went to Grass -Yalley.on the stage: The brothers were Owing various merchants about town, and the latter putting these facts together concluded that they were trying to get out of the State and sworé out complaints. “In the evening John weat to Grass Valley, to join George. It was at this june. ture that the complainants resolved upon extreme measures, and sent an officer on their trail. Theie examination took place befere Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon, nc Coast News. Kearney’s case was on Tuesday submitted to the Supreme Court. The jury in the case of the exbanker Duncan, has disagreed—8 to Vigorous steps are taken by the Mexican Government to suppress the revolution in Lower California and Sonora, F "Judge T.~K.~ Wilson’ har been P. Daingerfield, deceased.» The Anti-Debris n of Marysville has selected W. H. Parks to recommend to the Governor for a Direetor under the Young Debris Tuesday noted the fact that. George . cect relly Tachion oft Bn *[Jt will be remembered by readers of the Transcript that an im. portasit feature of the invention—are} slin NG PiedaiaNtndiara” aaldticldeal three wheels which rest upon_the. BOOTS. & SHOES, . ‘water, and are used to propel the ship as well as preserve it from danger. to relate all the details counected with the. operations of this new transport which has attracted so much interest from those scientific men and capitalists who have been accorded the . privilege of examining the principle.—Eb. ] ee Impertant Strike -Reported, A report comes. via San Francisco . that an important mining strike has been made at Snow Point in the upper part of this county. The developments made there during the past year in Blackwell’s and other gravel clainss have been ofa character to indieate that a big strike was liable at any. time, The verification of the report from San Francisco will be hailed with sat.sfaction: wrethee ‘Wepiblican Items: The most of the snow sheds between Truckee and Blue Canyon will be rebuilt or repaired this summer. They have done service so long that ork this time we understand will be made stronger and-more capable than the present sheds. . Dudley Hoyt, formerly ages . tendent of the North Star mine at Grass Val'ley,. passed through here Sunday night on his way to New York. He has been in Arizona and Mexico for New York capitalists: ~ He concluded the purchase of one mine dnd will complete the trade on his arrival at New York. By means of the sale, Mr. Hoyt will secure a nice little divy himself. _He also bonded another property, which judging from speciniens of the ore shown us, is a very valuable mine. We shall be glad to see Mr. Hoyt come to the! jsurface again and believe he is altread y-on top.— ‘General News. The Archbishop of Quebec condems tradesunions in a pastoral. J 8 he devastation by the forest fires in New Jersey and Pennsylvania is still going on. A House Democratic caucus has resolved to reconsider the resolution for the tinal adjournmentof Congress: on May 31. The Whittaker inquiry has resulted in the general belief that he mutilated himself, as all the experts testify that the note of warning to him was written by himself, Sunday evening at the Jewish . cemetery, situated afew miles from the city limits of Louisville, Ky., Dr. Gabriel Kaiser shot himself through the heart at the foot of the grave ef his wife, who died about six weeks ago, aud who is buried there, Yesterday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA et, CAL, Jacob Naffuiger; P Preprictor. J pofford Washing A Korn San Francisco C Haiken Dr Beverton city G Paul city A Santell Marysville AsShaler & w New Yo I Shaler New York K McMurray San Fra F Wortel Lincoln 2 al 8 Nichols Berkele: A Larson Berksley Miss McCutchan oe Yesterday's vals at THE NATION NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas, E. Péarson, on, Proprietor, C Lobner Washington P MS low Railread G Dean Sonenanae Ww ¥ int Francise W Lawton rass Valle G paves — Se ates R &R: J McGawley-Dute Mia D.H nes San Franc W Allen San Francisc Jd Phoht Moores Fiat D Holdsworth Milton J OFagrell 8 Sweetland q B Patterson Yo Bet D Morrisen city -M All. W Mooney city G Hearst San Francise AE Head aci F W Sen Frane Q Tafts Oakland © Falweiler Gakkland J Rice Williams J Brandorf San gee Citra, tains ~ o W Senner ciay = Before long we hope to be able }. of resisting the heavy fall of ‘Snow for several weeks, examining mines . . LICK HOUSE, . [will be strictly first-class. + Mleherde-de . < WW Raymond 8s Prt ~~ . . ebants, Tourists and Commercial travelers. Mesto _ MEN'S ‘AND BOY'S Ladies’ Misses and Childrens’ SHOES & SLIPPERS, Of all kinds and dtyles to be found in the market, of both California and Eastern manufacture. Also, Men’s and Boys’: Hats. A full supply of LEATHER AND Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for-our goods, thus suffering no losses from bad debts, we shall be able to divide . ’ with our patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods in our line. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. 3 Nevada City, May ist.— — DEIIN IIT G —AND— INSURANCE AGENT. Res some of the Best Companies—Foreign and Home, including the STATE INVESTMENT, The Berlin of Cologne, The Girard of . Philadelphia, La Confiance and La Caisse, of Paris, Revere, Teutcnia, New Orleans, Lion of London, etc., etc. ml19 ‘. Gold Room Barber Shop. J. 1. WILLIAMS, AVING LEASED the Gold Room. Barf ber Shop is prepared to do all work in the Tonsorial Art in the best manner. Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Shaving 25 cents each. Keen Razors and clean towels always used, A share of the public T—is respeetfully solicited. Luetje ona Brand, WATCHMAKEES and JEWELERS, BROADST. pp. Stumpf’s Hotel. Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co. NNUAL MEETING.—Notice is herehy given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company will be held. at the office of the Secretary, at North San Juan, Nevada ~feounty , on Monday the 1@th day of May, 1880, At 2 o’cloek Pp, M. for the purpose of selecting Three Trtistees for the ensuin year,and for the transaction of such other business as may come befufe it. JAS. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. North San Siian, Cal. April 5th, 1830. LT) SAN FRANCISCv. sj Nee ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS of this popular Hotel will be rented herea_ ter without board—the Dining Room beirg temporarily closed The House; acalvegy, Special inducements to Families, Mer The LICK has the moet desirable and een tral location in the city’ WM. F. HARRISON, Manager.On ‘which occasion , NEVADA COUNTY . RE-UNION ASSOCIATION —AT— "ISMERT § GROVE, On the line of'the BW. C. N. G. Railroad, dicdess between SHOE FINDINGS. Nevada and Grass Valley, Our Prices are Low ON FIGURES “tom vhich-ve wit nor oc . THURSDAY, June 17, 1880, viate, oR Sg 105th Anniversary of the Ratile of Bunker Bill. _there will be an Oration, . Delivered, ‘and an Original Poem read Popular Games and Amuse ments of all kinds. Dancing in the Grove ! 4 Ona large Platform erected especially for that purpose. Excellent Instrumental Music will be furnighed by Two. of the Best Bands In Nevada County—one from Grass Valley and = trom Nevada City. Special Trains will run every hour during the day to and from the Grove, between Nevada City and Grass Valley. On the Evening of the same day 0” WILL BE GIVEN AT sores EE ALEs. All residents and ex-residents of Nevada County, and their friends, are cordially invi no efforts will be spared ‘to male theit vit fraternal and pleasant. San Francisco, April2s—Im2dp par essen Sree Sec’y, ted to atta on tis Midas occasion, and Dy order of he ecutive Coma Hunterand famil several months p ay for-their-Kas the break re Fowler .wa to the ground:at day, and in addi ‘about the head.-v G, F. Kellog: Hale & Norcross stock, passed th: terday, on his w county, where h at some mining ] T. B. Reardar of this county, k Oroville, has. re ment from the draulic Gold Co tative of that Cc of California. It having be terrific storm w: section yesterda Church Benefice place at Mrs, Le ning was postp nesday night. Considerable . by teamsters . Wagons in court mitted to obst the foot of Aris ‘City-Marshat-ha abate the nuisan Henry A. Cha the Red Men, w wigwam of Wyo After the secret tlors will meet t peoses at the _ tnake a raid-on : be prepared for The Union, w admits that. the ran to light : Ma by fale Now let our cot flat-footed and t anti“progressive All they need is ou the subject. have thegreat back 1t, wp, Auctii Frank Guild tale of new and ture, Carpets, ‘si room sets, chair: Saturday, _May &F Look out Plants and Shru tuction store, é Speci F.G. Guild y the next ten da firm in Nevada. With capital not room for a ma at Ss ee F urnit Charles Guij Wagon is prepar lobbing, such a pianos, ete, —. Boon Two good fur at Mrs, 3a Ww. Fpiscopal Chur Siesousares al * Exchange B. the price * PUUITIG

& ~ fullest sense The Daily Granseript, _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMIA. The Banqitet at Grass Valley Tae# Aurora Chapter. “Pharsday, May 20th, 1880, ciel ———— ————— ————— Two Old Timers. George Hearst and AE. Head, a brace of Comstéck king-pins in the . of the term, were in. town yestePday. They used to hang out. in Nevada City in early days.— Hearst was for a time interested in the Lecompton qifartz ¢laim, and Head scratched gravel oti Little Deer Creek-with “Charley MeFiry, Bob Morrow and Jaék Goodman. . Wher the first piece of silver was. __brought over here, and_our_respect~ ed (because long since deceased) exeotemporary, the Journal, published . to the world the accounuts of the diseovery,_Head and Hearst got excit-. — 4 On Tuesday evening, fact ‘Aurora’ gave a farewell banquet to their Worthy Matron, Mrs. A. B. Dibble, . who is ahout to ‘depart, fora protract. e@ visit to the Bastern States. The officers and membe*® of Evangeline Chapter of this cityhaving ac‘cepted an invitation to be preseut, o’clock Pp. M., and were met at the Gras¢ Valley depot by “a committee . from Aurora Chapter and escorted to Masonic Hall, where all received a hearty — welcome from Aurora successfully condueted, informal, yet bountiful banquets that—has_ ever been given in this county. After, a Chapter, O. of E. S., of Grass Valley, . . ‘left here on-a a special, train at seven . Chapter. > The welcome vroved “a aje happy prelude to one of the most putting up’a: woodshed. Mouse Buttding and EP cements. “Mr. Oliver of Clark¥tille is adding day Evening ander the Auspices of / i ¥oar more rociis £6 his house, « _ B. T.Allen’s residence is being ‘adortied with a new bay window. J Marshal Baldridge will soon begin ithe erection of his new dwelling . house on’ Broad street. Vogleman & Webber are repainting the exterior of their store; alse erecting an awning along thefront of it. F John Lawrence’s house has a new ‘conservatory, and other work done . on the place. adds greatly to its appearance. Leou Bowdoin’s handsome: cottage is completed, We-understand he will sel, it-and erect: another on meas Charlie Mulloy is going to add to the improvements on his place by ‘He goes ¢nore-on-useful articles thah-hehe does} ed. ‘Phey were about as good. “as . half hour's social. the. Chapter eee called to order for the purposeof con: . Eryer’s Steamship. * Robert My Fryer of this city, who went East-several months since with . the intention of’ perfecting arrangements for practically «emonstrating the value of the ocean steamer invented: by him,~ writes a letter on the subject to a friend hére. With the belief that bis many friends in Nevada county wil havea deep interest in” Mr. Fryer’s progress, we republish some extracts from the letter: New York, May, 131880. + Frrexp—: My patent has-been ‘allowed by the U.S. Patent Office, and I anticipate getting the invention into practical operation almost as soon.as the work can be el which, ‘with the drawings; ‘shows } the idea completely. The next tnodel, (befere~the full-sized ship) diameter, anda cabin toaccommodate . . New Boot & Shoe. Store, will have wheels* fifteen feet—in-. . We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have opened our : Opposite Citizens Bank, . a AND ARE Now— NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, LG (done, I have now. arzainiatnre mod. . Beh ity; Ready for sess” . . ___And hope to receive such suppart and pa Annual ReUnio RESsIomNTs E x“RE S IDE Nts about Te will} ‘Tonage.as tair dealing shall deserve. THE DAILY. ‘NEVADA ‘CITY Briet ¥ Miss Ria Hupp Visalia. The Mountain § tenced W édnésda It will soon be the thermo! ‘The Nellie Boy« ing ab Steckton th Ghey pave chr yart of Broad stre After several wi Franciscd aud ot Fulweiler has ret —$,-Nihel, whe past had been cot with rheumatisin yesterday. “Ek: Downer mountains yester this week fora m wo Greves bas laid t the founds. about twenty-five people. — tion for one of his _ new houses on be entirely of steel, and will be in’ Washington street. When it is . course’of construction within afew . Washington street. . erected he will begin building @ -secweeks. Iam now engaged on_ the dead broke just. then, but finally. rattle the F bli manage to getk bold of a mule apiece. re : __Along with some of theit cther boys. . The Chapter has been organized they lit-ont for the Comstock. .When. "Ut § few months, and yet the "otf: We cordially invite all to come and see the style and kind of goods we keep!” . NEVADA county, _We have now, -and—our aim—wilt-be, tor : BE HELD al seal j W Og. BF OF THE THE ‘ts Mrs; Kimball have been the keep constantly-on hand the Largest and cers performed their parts in a manbest — eter of drawings for it.” : they straddled those mules, they mounted a monument of good luck —¢romrfor-any-tength-of-titnere heyhave cleaned up thousands, aye milner which <licited unusual’ praise fiom all ‘who ‘witnessed the scene, andproved that the interesté of .the’ . youtig Chapter had been placed in every time. Bacramento, knows the Spirit of old, _ lions of ducats, since they went away, in 1859. ‘Their ups and downs have been frequent and_exciting, but they managed fo eome dat on: top’ “almost They ain't quite-as-well fixed, rumor says, just now as they were a few years ago. Yet if, they were to board at a first-class “hatal for a hundred years, and had only " their present piles to draw on, we'll bet two. toone that they would not have to turn over their trunk as‘ se_eurity tor the accommodations. Nowadays when-a mining section has an unusually good reputation Hearst and Head always find it out, and drop in to see what sort of a chance theres for a side specalation. to. have renewed, faith in Nevada county, the best section for iegitimate Kindly look after the interests of the . painter. -offieers. Akesping of competent and faithful . At the conclusion of—the ceremony,a half hour was devoted to acquaintafice making and sociability, after which the Chapter was closed and the provession formed for the banqueting hall, Right here the officers of Aurora Chapter struck the key note of success by ‘announcing that the banquet was to be informal, —there being no places of honor, but rather-that all, whether. visitors or residents of the town, were to consider theméelvés'as* belonging to a sisterhood and fraternity which should make us all as. one family; that the brethren of Aarora Chapter would be expected to escort the brethren from Evangeline should. “pimercial street formerly occupied —byond one-in the same vicinity. John Schmidt, Sr., i# _re-roofing and re-painting his builéfng on Comsome parties from Grass Valley have leased it and will shortly open there in the same business. --The framework of. A. H. Tish’ 84. two-sto.y house on-‘‘Nob Hill” isup. This residence when completed will: we are told be one of the handsomest in the city. The two bay-windows in front. will of themselves take the pride tight out of allother houses . . that cannot afford such a luxury. The building will ” finished in about four weeks. Japanese Art. Miss Beckie Valantine of this city has received from her twin sister in Their presence here leads us ladies from Evangeline and that the. Japan a beautiful specimen of art from the brush of afamous native It isa full length watermining thatthe Lord ever blessed sisters of Aurora, who otherwise, in. color portrait of one of the twins,exwisdtind with, sil whisky-bloated or. View of the. first order; would be . ecuted on ecru silk. The. . figure’ is moss-backed idiots to the contrary notwithstanding. We hope our vis“itors will havea direct pecuniary inOe without escorts, The brethren obeyed the order of the Patron. with / commendable promptness and the : terest in-the-district-beforelong.—_. sisters responded with suchalacrity . ender kimono (robe) elaborately ‘alt need replacing. ~ The . w and grace as to seteverybody at ease, superior Court Procecdinugs. ~ David Whilldin was yesterday arraigned in the Superior Court-on an goformation made by the District Attorney. He is charged with assaulting a'Chinaman with a pistol, to which his plea is ‘‘not guilty.” Johnson & Cross are his attorneys. The trial will take place June 12th. "Having been convicted Tuesday of robbing Lewis Horton, Peter Dalton alias ‘The Mountain Spirit” was on trial yesterday for the robbery of John Pearce. Both crimes were committed the same day, viz: June 3d, 1878. G. B. Dean, a witness from and says he has served two terms in tbe State Prison—-one for horse stealing and one for robbiug teamsters. At the time of the outbreak Dalton was one of the mostferocious of the rebelling prisoners. ‘ He is a tall ‘and heavily built man who fears neither man, Lord nor Devil, and is reckless as he is brave. The circumstances-of ‘bis exploite in Nevada county are well known.-to° all: our readers, For the trial yesterday it was almost impossible to secure a jury, several venires being exhausted, District Attorney Gaylord conducted the prosecution, and Messrs. Weisenburger and Simonds the defence, Late in the afternoon the case . was given to the Jury, who aiter being out five minutes returved a verdict of indictment. » — <--> Arrested for Alleged Bulldoesing, Thos, Byrne, a well-known. sporbing man of this city, was yesterday arrested on complaint of James Miller, the cattle man. The latter “charges that on Tuesday evening Byrne held a six-shooter at his head and compelled him to-sign a check for $145 in favor of a women. The defondant furnished bonds in the sum of $500 to appear for examinatiog at 1 o'clock P. aM. to-day. Mining end: Iustrance Agent. In another column will be Tound the card of Ey W. Bigelow, mining and insurance agent. Mr. Bigelow has some ¢xgellent gold claims on wale at reasonab’e: prices; and it should not be forgottén that he represents several of the g insur&uce companies in the -werld, and ;to completely, obliberate that feeling of restraint. and_social isola. tion which is often so painfully manifest at society banquets. In this happy frame of mind the members marched into the banqueting hall to find themselves surrounded by a profusion of festoowing and floral boquets arranged with .consummate skill. The decorations reflected great credit on the generosity as well as the-taste and skill of the ladies composing the committee, Not only were there a profusion of choice garden flowers, but even the conservator.es had been robbed of their / most beautiful gems for the occasion. . In addition to the many: boquets along the tables Were tiny button. hole boquets at each plate, The table was spread with a bonntfful repast consisting of fowl and other choice meats, Salad,” fruits, pastry and sweatmeats in profusion, all contributed by the Chapter. Wines were prohibited, but there was an abundance of good tea and excellent coffee, and none wept away thirsty or regretting the innovation in this particular. After enjoying the repast until all were satisfied, afew pleasant intpromptu speeches’ were made, in which due credit was given to the . ladies for their bounty in providing for the occasion and for the skill with which they had conducted all of the exercises, and att. elveo’clock the Patron ina short address brought the banquet to aclose. In returning guests were presented with numerous eo from the decorations, and all went away feeling that this was one of the best conducted and happiest events of the kind that it had ever been their lot to participate in. Soleuren Johnson's Will, The will of Solomon Johnson, “The quiet man,” who died at C. A, Pare’s residence Tuesday morning, has been found. It was ina pocket of his dress-coat, together with some ten thousand shares of stock . in. the Mt, Auburn: Go'd Mining share) and a lot of old letters: The son of the deceased has telegraphed instructionsfrom New York City concerning the —— ofhis father’s remains, an Sangre! ‘will take piace toon ah ‘Pare’s house ot e e'cipek this afternoeny » : isa Company (warth about 50 cents a thirty-six inches in length, having been enlarged from a cabinet photograph. The drapery consists of a lavbroidered with gold; a’ crimson obi (sash) with black ends and “golden hangings; a fichu of pale blue crape._ The other adornments are numerous and very rich. The features of’ the face are correct as those of a photograph, and present a life-like appearance that leads one to almost expect the picture to speak. If Dan DeQuille or Sam Davis could clap their eyes on it for afew minutes they would die of envy. And that is saying a good deal; for as color slingers those two gentlemenare ‘‘no slouches.” ta Beard and his hie John were arrested at Grass Valley

Tuesday night by officer Scott on charges of attempting to defraud creditors, and brought back to this city for trial. The Transcript of had disposed of his one-eighth interest in the Round Mountain mine te. County Recorder Rapp and Deputy Thémas.’ That day he took hi. . brother’s trunk and went to Grass -Yalley.on the stage: The brothers were Owing various merchants about town, and the latter putting these facts together concluded that they were trying to get out of the State and sworé out complaints. “In the evening John weat to Grass Valley, to join George. It was at this june. ture that the complainants resolved upon extreme measures, and sent an officer on their trail. Theie examination took place befere Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon, nc Coast News. Kearney’s case was on Tuesday submitted to the Supreme Court. The jury in the case of the exbanker Duncan, has disagreed—8 to Vigorous steps are taken by the Mexican Government to suppress the revolution in Lower California and Sonora, F "Judge T.~K.~ Wilson’ har been P. Daingerfield, deceased.» The Anti-Debris n of Marysville has selected W. H. Parks to recommend to the Governor for a Direetor under the Young Debris Tuesday noted the fact that. George . cect relly Tachion oft Bn *[Jt will be remembered by readers of the Transcript that an im. portasit feature of the invention—are} slin NG PiedaiaNtndiara” aaldticldeal three wheels which rest upon_the. BOOTS. & SHOES, . ‘water, and are used to propel the ship as well as preserve it from danger. to relate all the details counected with the. operations of this new transport which has attracted so much interest from those scientific men and capitalists who have been accorded the . privilege of examining the principle.—Eb. ] ee Impertant Strike -Reported, A report comes. via San Francisco . that an important mining strike has been made at Snow Point in the upper part of this county. The developments made there during the past year in Blackwell’s and other gravel clainss have been ofa character to indieate that a big strike was liable at any. time, The verification of the report from San Francisco will be hailed with sat.sfaction: wrethee ‘Wepiblican Items: The most of the snow sheds between Truckee and Blue Canyon will be rebuilt or repaired this summer. They have done service so long that ork this time we understand will be made stronger and-more capable than the present sheds. . Dudley Hoyt, formerly ages . tendent of the North Star mine at Grass Val'ley,. passed through here Sunday night on his way to New York. He has been in Arizona and Mexico for New York capitalists: ~ He concluded the purchase of one mine dnd will complete the trade on his arrival at New York. By means of the sale, Mr. Hoyt will secure a nice little divy himself. _He also bonded another property, which judging from speciniens of the ore shown us, is a very valuable mine. We shall be glad to see Mr. Hoyt come to the! jsurface again and believe he is altread y-on top.— ‘General News. The Archbishop of Quebec condems tradesunions in a pastoral. J 8 he devastation by the forest fires in New Jersey and Pennsylvania is still going on. A House Democratic caucus has resolved to reconsider the resolution for the tinal adjournmentof Congress: on May 31. The Whittaker inquiry has resulted in the general belief that he mutilated himself, as all the experts testify that the note of warning to him was written by himself, Sunday evening at the Jewish . cemetery, situated afew miles from the city limits of Louisville, Ky., Dr. Gabriel Kaiser shot himself through the heart at the foot of the grave ef his wife, who died about six weeks ago, aud who is buried there, Yesterday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA et, CAL, Jacob Naffuiger; P Preprictor. J pofford Washing A Korn San Francisco C Haiken Dr Beverton city G Paul city A Santell Marysville AsShaler & w New Yo I Shaler New York K McMurray San Fra F Wortel Lincoln 2 al 8 Nichols Berkele: A Larson Berksley Miss McCutchan oe Yesterday's vals at THE NATION NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas, E. Péarson, on, Proprietor, C Lobner Washington P MS low Railread G Dean Sonenanae Ww ¥ int Francise W Lawton rass Valle G paves — Se ates R &R: J McGawley-Dute Mia D.H nes San Franc W Allen San Francisc Jd Phoht Moores Fiat D Holdsworth Milton J OFagrell 8 Sweetland q B Patterson Yo Bet D Morrisen city -M All. W Mooney city G Hearst San Francise AE Head aci F W Sen Frane Q Tafts Oakland © Falweiler Gakkland J Rice Williams J Brandorf San gee Citra, tains ~ o W Senner ciay = Before long we hope to be able }. of resisting the heavy fall of ‘Snow for several weeks, examining mines . . LICK HOUSE, . [will be strictly first-class. + Mleherde-de . < WW Raymond 8s Prt ~~ . . ebants, Tourists and Commercial travelers. Mesto _ MEN'S ‘AND BOY'S Ladies’ Misses and Childrens’ SHOES & SLIPPERS, Of all kinds and dtyles to be found in the market, of both California and Eastern manufacture. Also, Men’s and Boys’: Hats. A full supply of LEATHER AND Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for-our goods, thus suffering no losses from bad debts, we shall be able to divide . ’ with our patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods in our line. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. 3 Nevada City, May ist.— — DEIIN IIT G —AND— INSURANCE AGENT. Res some of the Best Companies—Foreign and Home, including the STATE INVESTMENT, The Berlin of Cologne, The Girard of . Philadelphia, La Confiance and La Caisse, of Paris, Revere, Teutcnia, New Orleans, Lion of London, etc., etc. ml19 ‘. Gold Room Barber Shop. J. 1. WILLIAMS, AVING LEASED the Gold Room. Barf ber Shop is prepared to do all work in the Tonsorial Art in the best manner. Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Shaving 25 cents each. Keen Razors and clean towels always used, A share of the public T—is respeetfully solicited. Luetje ona Brand, WATCHMAKEES and JEWELERS, BROADST. pp. Stumpf’s Hotel. Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co. NNUAL MEETING.—Notice is herehy given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company will be held. at the office of the Secretary, at North San Juan, Nevada ~feounty , on Monday the 1@th day of May, 1880, At 2 o’cloek Pp, M. for the purpose of selecting Three Trtistees for the ensuin year,and for the transaction of such other business as may come befufe it. JAS. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. North San Siian, Cal. April 5th, 1830. LT) SAN FRANCISCv. sj Nee ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS of this popular Hotel will be rented herea_ ter without board—the Dining Room beirg temporarily closed The House; acalvegy, Special inducements to Families, Mer The LICK has the moet desirable and een tral location in the city’ WM. F. HARRISON, Manager.On ‘which occasion , NEVADA COUNTY . RE-UNION ASSOCIATION —AT— "ISMERT § GROVE, On the line of'the BW. C. N. G. Railroad, dicdess between SHOE FINDINGS. Nevada and Grass Valley, Our Prices are Low ON FIGURES “tom vhich-ve wit nor oc . THURSDAY, June 17, 1880, viate, oR Sg 105th Anniversary of the Ratile of Bunker Bill. _there will be an Oration, . Delivered, ‘and an Original Poem read Popular Games and Amuse ments of all kinds. Dancing in the Grove ! 4 Ona large Platform erected especially for that purpose. Excellent Instrumental Music will be furnighed by Two. of the Best Bands In Nevada County—one from Grass Valley and = trom Nevada City. Special Trains will run every hour during the day to and from the Grove, between Nevada City and Grass Valley. On the Evening of the same day 0” WILL BE GIVEN AT sores EE ALEs. All residents and ex-residents of Nevada County, and their friends, are cordially invi no efforts will be spared ‘to male theit vit fraternal and pleasant. San Francisco, April2s—Im2dp par essen Sree Sec’y, ted to atta on tis Midas occasion, and Dy order of he ecutive Coma Hunterand famil several months p ay for-their-Kas the break re Fowler .wa to the ground:at day, and in addi ‘about the head.-v G, F. Kellog: Hale & Norcross stock, passed th: terday, on his w county, where h at some mining ] T. B. Reardar of this county, k Oroville, has. re ment from the draulic Gold Co tative of that Cc of California. It having be terrific storm w: section yesterda Church Benefice place at Mrs, Le ning was postp nesday night. Considerable . by teamsters . Wagons in court mitted to obst the foot of Aris ‘City-Marshat-ha abate the nuisan Henry A. Cha the Red Men, w wigwam of Wyo After the secret tlors will meet t peoses at the _ tnake a raid-on : be prepared for The Union, w admits that. the ran to light : Ma by fale Now let our cot flat-footed and t anti“progressive All they need is ou the subject. have thegreat back 1t, wp, Auctii Frank Guild tale of new and ture, Carpets, ‘si room sets, chair: Saturday, _May &F Look out Plants and Shru tuction store, é Speci F.G. Guild y the next ten da firm in Nevada. With capital not room for a ma at Ss ee F urnit Charles Guij Wagon is prepar lobbing, such a pianos, ete, —. Boon Two good fur at Mrs, 3a Ww. Fpiscopal Chur Siesousares al * Exchange B. the price * PUUITIG