May 21, 1879 (4 pages)

THE DAILY ;TRANSCRIPT. EY Otte CITY, CALIFORNIA. —=— Established. ner September 6, 1686. eee nm Wednes lay, May Rist, 1879. me er mes mar sm pa ———————— ye*{Sargent as Vice President. The San Francisco Herald in its issue of Sunday thus endorses our ‘respected fellow townsman’s career :— “While the editor of the Herald was in Washington last January he became deeply impressed with @ #ense of the remarkable ‘influence exerted at the national capital by Senator Sargent. His great force of -character was fully appreciated wher? ordinary Senators are known as ciphers. Re-Union Ceneert Programme. _ programme ta, be givThe following is the for the ReUnion Concer} en in Nevada Ci athe direotion of Profs, Maullgr and Davis: ,PART FIRST. Ovetthre,’ ‘Lebenslust,” Orchaetta, Messrs. Wolmer, Bueler, Chase, Carter, Jenkins, Hunt and Muller, assisted .by part of M. Blum’s San Francisco Orchestra. Gloria, -‘‘Mozart’s 12th Mass,” Chorus of five hundred voices. “L’Ardita, Magnetic Valse Brilliante,” .Miss Carrie Mansfield, of Oakland. — res '~ Q Father whose almighty pow,’ Chorus, from J udas Maccabaens, Handeb “Judith,” scene and air by Coucone, Solo, Mrs. Cc. 8. less of Grass Miscellany for Miners. Prospecting was commenced in dead earnest on the East Pittsburg mine yesterday: morning, The Bald Mountain Extension tunnel is in 720 feet with the ,ro€ soft. No blasting required. The hoisting woz¥5 of the Deien: tal mine caught : re last: week, jand was saved from further conflagration Lafter rs 50. worth of Gamage . had pee done. The ledge in the sonth drift of the Deadwood mine has recently begun .to show up > larger than its owne's J had gven expected dt would. It is well charged with sulphurets~ and galeua, * Very encouraging in@ications Weare met with at the bottom’ of the inchinesin ‘the Live Yankee-mine: Mon_ ble. most pronounced opponents. aman onght tiok to he retired from a . His ceaseless industry, his earnestness of purpose, his inddmitable per-~ severance, his unfailing courtesy, his fidelity to his convictions, his , faithfulness to his friends, were some of the prominent traits of his character at once disceinible, ahd unrhistakad and commanded ‘the ‘respect of his Such position of power in W ashington. — He won his way to eminence by eminent services. He would serve the nation, 4nd-honor California by being returned to the'seat ‘of governHis long and wide range of ex-Or perience gave weight to hisjudgment Valley. = “Comrades i in Arms,’ Poy, A, Adam, Male Chorus. ‘‘Ava Maria,” by Millard, . Miss Annie Naffziger of Nevada City. ~ PART SECOND. Overture, ‘‘Banditenstreiche” Suppe, rchestra. if “When the tide comes in,” by H. Millard, Solo, Mrs, Geo.’ ‘Smithy, of Nevada City. “Hattetifjah Chorus,’ from—Mesxia, by . Handel. ta leaf from the spray, vocal valse, by Aug. Mey, Miss Anna Conaway, of Grass Valley. “The heavens are telling,” Trio ” {elay night. Whe ledge was found to increase in size and grow richer than’ at any point before’ developed. ~ The ‘mine apparently has a v¢ry prosperous futpre. In the case of the Rising Star and Eclipse mining clainis vs. the B. M. Ex. mining claim whieh has been pending in the land office at Washington for a ke opg time, on an appeal ._ [from the decision of the Sacramento Land_Office, has been detided in favor of the B. M,.-Ex. Coyapany ae the adverse claim dismissed. “ The Messenger Says that the North Fork Mining .Company,—at Forest City, Sierra county, are rement with a high commission. The . and Chorus, from Creation, flayden. ported to be taking out good paying WG Herat heartily: sebouds the proposis . — tiou to make him the Republican Vice Président, It is a meet’ reward. It would be but a fair recognition of the claims of California and the mer“its ofthe man.” The Herald is right-. — We have for some timeheld that Mf. Sargent is the strongest candidate for the position named that could possibly be brought:forward. Thro’ his staunch advocacy of the people! 8 rights in the single matter of endeavoring to-check ‘Chinese’ immigri Ation, he became entitled to the unanimous support of the’ Pacific coast, and should receive it. His entire record has been such as to commend him as. an honest and competent guardian of . public alfaiks. Saree baupe perior. « Shipments ef Gold. js ele Nevada county will make fw “good showing in the amount of gold produced by her mines this eke. It is early in the season as yét to look for any extraordinarily large. shipments _ from the gravel mines, as the most of _ probably iiot ‘fall short. of them will Wait till the water supply. is exhausted before making final: clean-ups. Last month the mines in the vidinity of Nevada City s sent ‘below, through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office at this point, atotal sum of $140, . 000, of ‘which $85,000 came from “gravel claims. During the’ "present month, and up to yesterda noon, the shipments approximate 0,000, The total amount for the month will $200,000, as a large riumber of claims are how getting ready to clean“Up ¢ after a full winter's run, In “adifition ‘to the amount sent through Wells, Fargo “xpress c vmpany’s office, considerable is ‘forwarded by other means. When the monthly gold prodiict of this district is added that of the vayious other prosperdus mining .sections scattered throughout the. count ys the result is much lar ger than even the most sanguine would susIt shows that the W ealth-giying sources are by no meais lessening. "Rea pr act. ee a aad What will They Do} che W orkingmen i in Nevada county are at odds-ends, The offide'seekers ‘who have wormed into the res that z genizatiot are ieee the forsaking of ‘those: princi have made tlie party the Bigs gest for its age that’ this country has hardly ever seen, The rank and file of the reformers, who‘contribute the ereater portion of the funds with which to carry on the whoop-ups, wnt to remain trueto the. platform. on which they have carried the new Constitution in the State and -been victorious j in the oeal elections. One faction strives for personal aggrandizement, the other for the removal of existing publig é evil Weshall socn see whether the’ }i ghytoned, Chronicle’ s idea, or the shes of the poor but hard-working * \priva in’ the army of reform, will prevail. 2 aS REIN Fes a? ib A MeMBer of the Lagiictere of Kansas has been cheered by*the reception of a small coffin, ins¢¥ibed : ‘‘From the people you mis-repitesent. Go bury yourself.” one > 2 mie . the bravest. ‘See holy’ it sparkles" _from Gia ‘Lanrofle sirofla, Solo, Mrs. caster, of San Francisco. 4 “Anvil Chorus.” RST ar ARE SVS EES gions a Enloay. Hon. A. B. ‘Dibble has received the following, letter which exjilains itself: * ' '? San J RANcCIScO, May 18, 1879 Monsrevr EF CHER PRYsIDENT:-— I have been unfoftinate enough nat to be able to ‘to-day ip: person my last tribute of love ‘to the friend we are still mourning. “I waited up to the last hour, but could not go to Grass Valley in time. Wm. Watt was indeed one of the noblest men-on the whole earth: His generosity and patriotic devotion had no limits; ‘his kindness, frankness, taste and delicate, gentlermanly manners had no ‘He was a brave amon Always pithy rou and Magnanimons, onor of his couhtry,’ th Ho en fe hd ‘of the afflicted,’ the Prdyiden c@ of the poor. His sacred metnory ‘Will ‘five . in, heart ancin'the heart$ of our uF Re edible as long as' the’ gree at lerra Nevada, witnesses of his a will remain té ‘tell future generations his . * great alities—andnoble deeds. Ye ery y Bespertially, 'K. Dersec: * =i “au of ws Ball. At 3 meeting of committees from the two Fire Companies and the Military Company, held Monday eyening, complete arrangements were made for the ball to be given’ in this city, on the night of the 4th of July. Qa motion the price of ball tigkets (without supper) w as fixed at $1.50 each. ‘the follewi Ing committees were appointed : Hall and musie—JF. lnpi, ©.J. Brand ‘and J. A. _ Rapp: Reception Committe, — 4, H. Walrath, Alex. Sloan," F. Ww Avery, Johy Hook, L: Seibert, Y.' A. ‘Sacket. Floor Managers—l, J; Naffziger, \ J. A. Rapp, Geo. Nihel, F. id a Mark Shaver, C. J. Brand, d. Fleming. Commenced Sawing. The saw mill of the V Flume Company was started up again last week, after being idle during the winter. About 10,000 feet of lumber i is ‘manufactured per day at the P timie. ‘Assoonastheweatheris settled the milf ‘Will be worked to its full capacity, when 25,000 feet per day will be cyt. The Compaarty’s prospects for this season are good. The deinand for + Inmber and wood suppligd” we it is increasing each year, alas A Pla Representatives Returned: A. R. Lord, Samuel Clutter and H. ©. MeKelvy have returned’ fram 4 San Francisco, rere they spen ‘several days as presentatives “of Grand Lod ot Leet Enc mpme ¢ 1, 0.0. KR Lord, while eg Bay, met a came of ex-} of Nevada county, ee ae Bliven, Arthur dorn, “Nick” Turner, Frank Fisher and many others, They all expressed their intentions of attending” The Re-Union on June Sth. ¥ A. Kapp, J. Bacigalupi and C. J. Brand; Printing,—W.R.-Coe, —M.Rovenberg, D. -B. Getchell; Invitatios, —C,. J. Nafiziger, John Bacigap aving a large ‘trade. gravél a present, working quite a Jarge “force of mén.—The company is algo prospecting the rich quartz ledge struck . several years ago. A shaft has been sunk _in® the’ tunnel and some rich rock discovered. How much there is of it we did not learn. ye -——— -2 +e Murdered at Truckee, The Reno J ournal says that at 9:30 Sunday evening the people of Truckee were interrupted i in their prayers by . the sound, of Af ar pistol shots in the direction’ of tke new Chinatown.— The officers made a “xush for the. bridge back of Moody's hotel and’ there found a small carpet slipper and on the rail of the. bridge the marks of a bloody hand. An intense excitement at once spread through the village and all sorts of rumors were circulated.’ ‘ The slipper was small and so was the hand which had y . Stasped the bridge, and from these, which were the only,data they had. to go by, the officers éoncluded that he victim of the shots had been an American woman. Some said it was . . the mother of the little girl who ‘peddles coffee on the trains. Another story was phatit wasa washerwyomian on gne of the back streets. Men started for Boca to arrest suspicigus charagters, and others engaged in dragging the river. Those who took the track arrested Charley, a Chinese washman from Prosser Creek, and several other suspicious characters, three gf whom are now in jail. Monday, about 12 o'clock, the body of Ah Gow,a Chinese cook, * ‘was found in the river back of Mr. Giffen’s hoyse with four bullet holes in his hide, Since it has been found that the’ only ene hurt was a Chjna. man, the excitement has abated. Another Spice Robbing Cases Ah Ww ah was on trial in the Gounty Court yesterday for robbing the sluices of the N.,B. G. M, Company, The prisoper has been twice tried before on the same charge, vit: Once by a Jxstice who had no axthority in the premises (the crime being argh larceny) and onee in the County ; Court. In the latter case the indjcfment was defective, alieging the deed to haye been perpetrated in 1879 jpstead of 1878, for which reason the C) ‘gurp sep aside the verdict of the Juyy gnd recommitted the prisoner to await the action of the Grand Jury which met this month, The case was given to the ‘trial jury yesterday at 3:15 o’clock P. M, At 4 o'clock a verdict of guilty, as charged in the indictment was returne ed. Sentence will be prohole biskaiak y ; Esq. has had the Geo. F. Jacobi ‘Theatie carefu y exaipined by compete parties te aa that a sufple could not . be erg led 7 ed rt fo render the ty . Walls or flaca liqhle $e giye way. Tp order to remove the fears of the mast timid, however, he has caused anadditional post te be put in as a’ oupport for the. gallery. . Puck. . Tesi hae gorges teen-age A Mee Military Company. A dispatch from San Jogg, of the 19th inst., says: The ,pienic here ‘[yestenday gby the sSarsfield Guard masfike mast disggaceful exhibition ,seen in this city since the advent of . the sagne company in San Jose on a similar occasion years ago. Owing Lto a failure on the part of the Captain to’pay for the train, a delay of . two hours at the depot gave time for the most disgraceful rioting by the hoodlums, who were in part aided by ‘the ,soldiere, the majority of whom, including Captain Dolan, were drunk, and very abusive to the Jocal officers. .Ji,is to. be hoped we will pever-see their like again, and they ‘should be disbanded for their actigns. here yesterday. ,On,theway home a tan named Wm. Henry fell pr was thrown between the cars—it is not.known which—When: near .Alviso, and was crushed to death by the wheels of the vrain. Deceased had an empty whisky flask in his pocket when found. His left, arin was nearly severed, and his head scalped.hy the wheels, ;and he was: otherwise mangled. a — Doesn't think it ‘Practicable. — The Dow nieville Mesgenger , anters this protest against a “new method’ for mining: A man cby the name of Kernan, of San Franciseo, has .invented anew Way: to work the beds of mountain streams, as follows: He builds a.raft, anchors it in a stream, and then all he has.to do, to use his own lengnage, is to “turn the crank which raises the material: from the bottem.” We have heard-enough of these idiotic schemes for easy, Jpining. Will the fools never give us a rest? ‘The most wholcsouted idiot ought.to4 know, and if he don’t we can tell him, that. the beds of all mountain streamsare full ofhquidersvary. ing in weight from fifty pounds to fifty tons, packed tight inthe bed of ravel, Under these boulders and gravel, and in the bedrock is the gold. The idea of getting aboard a raft and pumping rocks and a foot or two of bedrock tp the surface of the water has a tendency , to make the wildest ar Acree forget himaglf. New cw Beduction ; Works. Messrs. Hopkins, Jackson and Farnuya, who have the right of working ores in ‘Nevada, under the Rob‘grtson process, have purdhased the old Cooper chlo orination works. on the N road, and are ergcting a furnace and the other mecessary appliances to work ores on a business ‘scale, But little has been said publiely pout the process, but developments are awaited with great interest on account of the effective and valuable results that have attended some of the experiments made in yorkine the ores of this district.— Jnion. _—_-_--_-oo @ -—Cn Friday last a young German, named Theodore Beckman, committed suicide at Mountain View, San‘ta Clara county. He hung up a mirrof to aid him in seeing what he was doing, and thendrew a razor across his throat, sev ering the jugular vein on the right side. He was discovered a few minutes later, but only . J to say ‘Good-bye Mary, good-bye father, mother, brothers and sisters.” ——___+»ce. Tue C, P. freight train No, 6 was detained Sunday night at, Clark’s station for two ‘hours, by crickets. The track was covered with them for: a distance "of three miles; and the boys had to have the patience of Jeb slippery mass. — 0 ee -JEFF: Howarp, who was convicted of murder at Ventura, ne arly two years ago, and escaped from’ jail; was brought back Saturday night by Sheriff Miller, who w ent to Prescott, Arizoaa, for him. Joper J. T. ‘Sptager committed suitide Saturday morning at Bodega, Sonoma county, by shooting himsejf through the _ with a pistol. 640 otis Los An Monday ip ‘inois a em when he arose and said : “Ves; . men, Waterloo was the bi of fa figh t, byt Faknge ‘em like a wink,” 8 were shipped from San Francisco on all: REITER —_ “Brilliant and ee 2 an ippuls xe a are apt to have k eyes,” Impulsive ople are apt to run against some fellow’s closed hand. : Tur — in Nees York are bein i ; they never catch anything. need think that the Chrgnicle eould i to any newspaper ; or plug hat brigCe ae ee oe om lwith the new ‘party. hanes while moving the train oyer such a . [rae to their Colors. At. theregular meeting at the repudiated the new party combination and resolved to stand out by themselves in the coming campaign. Resolutions were adopted rebuking teynolds for the part he took at the Chronicle. meeting on Saturday night, but Kearney smoothed it oyer by saying that he.sent .Reynolds } there for a purpose. Reynold himself said he .did-not favor the W ‘orkingmen .givinggup their, organjzetion and going over to the new party. Kearney ,made quite a. lengthy speech. He said that when, he came back from the country ' he. hea found that. Charley DeYoung and _ the Chronicle were trying to ,7yn -the ‘W. P.-C. Certain propositions, had been. made tohim ‘then, bat he shad met them as others eputsice the Ww. P. C.,, by telling their authors ; »to. ga to h—Ill. .Some time ago he. had known that the Chronicle was going to form a new party. That megting yesterday was a-specimen of this. party. He had told. Dunn, Reynolds and other W orkingmen to gosthere, and they went as individuals. They took no vote with them. These “honorable bilks, * this plug hat, brigade, had heard them, and-they left the new party to its fate without compromising anybody. =No one own the W orkingmen’s party, fer the,very men. who cheered ‘it at the meeting held,a few ,ays ago male hiss it if it “attempted to dictate to sand-lets Sunday the W orkingmen { * ASE FOR THE TIAMOND ORI The Finest and Most Delicious. Cigars ever introduced in. to this Market. Sy FOR SALE-BY JOHN Jack, CAMMELINE For Preserving and Beautifying the ‘Complexion and ‘Teeth. A NEW AND VALUABLE PRFPARAtion, pronounced by all to-ve the most pertect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other preparations itis not only harmless, but favors a natural and healthy action of the skin,resulting in’ complete purity and clearness of compiexion. The intrinsic merit and high iredical endorsoment of CAMMELINE have in a few months caused it to nearly supersede all’ articles for the complexion in San Francisco wd a the party. ‘He said, in coneluajgn, that the Workingmen were solid in the State, and would never sell out Others presgn sie sheiselves :Ppposed to. any_ compr extending congratulatigns and good cheer to every: individual who worked and voted for the new Constitution, snd inviting all. sach exeept professional politicians .and_political bilks to join the W. P. C., were adopted. ' : som “FoLiy is joy that is destitute of wisdom,” but a delinquent subscribér cauiseth suffering in the house of a newspaper maker. Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIOVAL HOTEL, NEV a CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. TC Randall Rock Cre J Bonny Lake City L Jones Truckee G W Giffin ‘Truckee J Conway de A Nathan San Fran B Guscetti Ranch P Purdon Bridge E W Boberts Grass V J M Thonias Grass Va CR Hunt Grass Val J McAllis Hunt's Hill JC Piper Omega H Smith Jr San Fran JC Edwards Bloom J Knotwell Bloomfield R Skidmore do AM Dobbie Jr do J Findtey do GD) McLean Swcetlan W Bryne Sacramento J AJ Ray San Juan J Dyer Eureka M D HowellM ‘ville A G Goodspeed Hun H W H Dempsey Oakla D Collins "Grass Val. .C Hearsch San’ Fran Wm Julan&és SF J Clark San Fran Paul City B Mannix Eureka. F Karney City Gare, City C Kearsall City M McGtaw Grass Val F Battis City JW Smith & w do Vester ind 8 Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. B Guscetti City J Brimskill Washingt J F Carr Willow Val. WH Hamilten w c Al -C Phelps Phelp’s "HAW E A Tompkins Plea V J Dyer Eureka 1 D Whittom Blue Te J Friése Marysville Carroll Fruit _ Vale T Redmayon Fruit ¥ W F Hubbard Sierray M Heren & w Smarts.-J Beames Buena Vist Mr Leman Grass ¥ J Kane San. Francisco J Brout Graniteville JC Donnell Moore Fl 'p a ay Bioony * 4 Brooks do J Cadden Grass Val Miss Smith San Juan JH Marriott Jr Bloom At Grass Valley, May 14, 1879, to Jarhes Mounday and wife, @ son. as J A, ROSENTHAL, ‘Commercial St., Nevada City, NNOUNCES TQ THE PUBLIC THAT he has just received another invoice of the MOST DELICIOUS BRANDS of TOBACCQ AND CIGARS Eyer brought to Nevada City, and which he ig selling at prices that will SATISEF ¥ EVERYBODY. . FRUITS RECEIVED DAILY, picked from the , and familapg have the Finest Varie es of ' } Stra ies, Cherries, And other . 0 ts sent wed their residences, by. eaving ers, and at pri 7 Sey Prices Cheap as _ QONFECTIONERY. eep on hand a Ameri h CANDIES, pa chick tar be gold ab seni ‘Per pound. Also Fresh ae Vv Fropical Fruits, Cutlery, Jewdl Ww Ware, Stationery, Toys, etc. seh cies 8S. Youcan get better bar; than atany other store. © ecsapeiee aa Ta SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Hi, -P. WAKELEE & CO.,, smayl5-3m SAN FRANCISCO, MILITARY. NOTICE. 4 NEvaDa . Light Guard! You are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory, IN FULL UN1FORM, on Saturday, May 24th, 1879, } At 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parade and Annual Target Practice. The Company will march promptly at 10} o'clock, and all not in the ranks will be considered as absentees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. J._A. RAPP, Captain Comnianding. W. F, Evens, 0. 8. ma7 1879, 1879, GRAND SPRING OPENING. A. BLUMENTHAL, : AS JUST RECEIVED and hag now on exhibition the re Largest and most Elegant Stock of Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought to Nevada County, : Goods Line. oe Beautiful Summer Silks, Camels Hair, Piquet, Alpaczas, « Mohairs, Linens, ete. A complete stock of Household Furnishing Goods, Such as Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, ete. Toweling, } Millinery Department. The new Millinery Stock this met very pretty and unique. In Ladies Misses Hats, the stock compris § Princess Alice, Rustic, Regatta, Imported French Hats & Bonets, Flowers, Feathers, Bow, Ties, ete. CABLE TS. CARPETS. “. New chin and Beautiful Designs Body Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply, Ingrain, Rugs, 10, __ A cordial invitation is extended to-all ™ call and examine Goods and Prices. " Up country trade solicited,and orders filed, -with dispatch. Samples of goods sent, if desiredyto any part of the county. 2 A ROSENTHAL, ‘oon tevedh: Bane . A. BLUMENTHAL, Nevada City, March 26, 1979. . consisting. . of all the LATEST NOVELTIES in the Dry : THE . NE\ * Ex-C in town The I ) but few , miners < SB. , putan < eotablis . Angt! to orgs will ma Comme in fine : — , Bpign. ue Depu ~. valuabl be suit it toh “A. cE «Bloomf day. aged al The ny hav cents _ stock, Imp day. has fal ed up . The buildir city of work a The evenin sky ye cations able. The -the lar «made ¢ ” dream singing ‘The laundr free fig ‘ lowed put in ~ The their n night. tions ¥ the Co The ~ ers of pany . day, J .at the Geo. Ilinoi: writes ly hot for the Whi was er sylvan ening, _ the gro locatec Mac pear ir from t makes Minst1 ing ex, days. The Monda attend called quadri fair to ‘the “9 H.¥ good s] ‘the She the ne: lar mat tion; a tion wi hope m The . Fryer ¢ have in that c wrecke popular whethe owners er thin; at o Strav on, Thu tigt Chr music, 40 at the . apr 3

THE DAILY ;TRANSCRIPT. EY Otte CITY, CALIFORNIA. —=— Established. ner September 6, 1686. eee nm Wednes lay, May Rist, 1879. me er mes mar sm pa ———————— ye*{Sargent as Vice President. The San Francisco Herald in its issue of Sunday thus endorses our ‘respected fellow townsman’s career :— “While the editor of the Herald was in Washington last January he became deeply impressed with @ #ense of the remarkable ‘influence exerted at the national capital by Senator Sargent. His great force of -character was fully appreciated wher? ordinary Senators are known as ciphers. Re-Union Ceneert Programme. _ programme ta, be givThe following is the for the ReUnion Concer} en in Nevada Ci athe direotion of Profs, Maullgr and Davis: ,PART FIRST. Ovetthre,’ ‘Lebenslust,” Orchaetta, Messrs. Wolmer, Bueler, Chase, Carter, Jenkins, Hunt and Muller, assisted .by part of M. Blum’s San Francisco Orchestra. Gloria, -‘‘Mozart’s 12th Mass,” Chorus of five hundred voices. “L’Ardita, Magnetic Valse Brilliante,” .Miss Carrie Mansfield, of Oakland. — res '~ Q Father whose almighty pow,’ Chorus, from J udas Maccabaens, Handeb “Judith,” scene and air by Coucone, Solo, Mrs. Cc. 8. less of Grass Miscellany for Miners. Prospecting was commenced in dead earnest on the East Pittsburg mine yesterday: morning, The Bald Mountain Extension tunnel is in 720 feet with the ,ro€ soft. No blasting required. The hoisting woz¥5 of the Deien: tal mine caught : re last: week, jand was saved from further conflagration Lafter rs 50. worth of Gamage . had pee done. The ledge in the sonth drift of the Deadwood mine has recently begun .to show up > larger than its owne's J had gven expected dt would. It is well charged with sulphurets~ and galeua, * Very encouraging in@ications Weare met with at the bottom’ of the inchinesin ‘the Live Yankee-mine: Mon_ ble. most pronounced opponents. aman onght tiok to he retired from a . His ceaseless industry, his earnestness of purpose, his inddmitable per-~ severance, his unfailing courtesy, his fidelity to his convictions, his , faithfulness to his friends, were some of the prominent traits of his character at once disceinible, ahd unrhistakad and commanded ‘the ‘respect of his Such position of power in W ashington. — He won his way to eminence by eminent services. He would serve the nation, 4nd-honor California by being returned to the'seat ‘of governHis long and wide range of ex-Or perience gave weight to hisjudgment Valley. = “Comrades i in Arms,’ Poy, A, Adam, Male Chorus. ‘‘Ava Maria,” by Millard, . Miss Annie Naffziger of Nevada City. ~ PART SECOND. Overture, ‘‘Banditenstreiche” Suppe, rchestra. if “When the tide comes in,” by H. Millard, Solo, Mrs, Geo.’ ‘Smithy, of Nevada City. “Hattetifjah Chorus,’ from—Mesxia, by . Handel. ta leaf from the spray, vocal valse, by Aug. Mey, Miss Anna Conaway, of Grass Valley. “The heavens are telling,” Trio ” {elay night. Whe ledge was found to increase in size and grow richer than’ at any point before’ developed. ~ The ‘mine apparently has a v¢ry prosperous futpre. In the case of the Rising Star and Eclipse mining clainis vs. the B. M. Ex. mining claim whieh has been pending in the land office at Washington for a ke opg time, on an appeal ._ [from the decision of the Sacramento Land_Office, has been detided in favor of the B. M,.-Ex. Coyapany ae the adverse claim dismissed. “ The Messenger Says that the North Fork Mining .Company,—at Forest City, Sierra county, are rement with a high commission. The . and Chorus, from Creation, flayden. ported to be taking out good paying WG Herat heartily: sebouds the proposis . — tiou to make him the Republican Vice Président, It is a meet’ reward. It would be but a fair recognition of the claims of California and the mer“its ofthe man.” The Herald is right-. — We have for some timeheld that Mf. Sargent is the strongest candidate for the position named that could possibly be brought:forward. Thro’ his staunch advocacy of the people! 8 rights in the single matter of endeavoring to-check ‘Chinese’ immigri Ation, he became entitled to the unanimous support of the’ Pacific coast, and should receive it. His entire record has been such as to commend him as. an honest and competent guardian of . public alfaiks. Saree baupe perior. « Shipments ef Gold. js ele Nevada county will make fw “good showing in the amount of gold produced by her mines this eke. It is early in the season as yét to look for any extraordinarily large. shipments _ from the gravel mines, as the most of _ probably iiot ‘fall short. of them will Wait till the water supply. is exhausted before making final: clean-ups. Last month the mines in the vidinity of Nevada City s sent ‘below, through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office at this point, atotal sum of $140, . 000, of ‘which $85,000 came from “gravel claims. During the’ "present month, and up to yesterda noon, the shipments approximate 0,000, The total amount for the month will $200,000, as a large riumber of claims are how getting ready to clean“Up ¢ after a full winter's run, In “adifition ‘to the amount sent through Wells, Fargo “xpress c vmpany’s office, considerable is ‘forwarded by other means. When the monthly gold prodiict of this district is added that of the vayious other prosperdus mining .sections scattered throughout the. count ys the result is much lar ger than even the most sanguine would susIt shows that the W ealth-giying sources are by no meais lessening. "Rea pr act. ee a aad What will They Do} che W orkingmen i in Nevada county are at odds-ends, The offide'seekers ‘who have wormed into the res that z genizatiot are ieee the forsaking of ‘those: princi have made tlie party the Bigs gest for its age that’ this country has hardly ever seen, The rank and file of the reformers, who‘contribute the ereater portion of the funds with which to carry on the whoop-ups, wnt to remain trueto the. platform. on which they have carried the new Constitution in the State and -been victorious j in the oeal elections. One faction strives for personal aggrandizement, the other for the removal of existing publig é evil Weshall socn see whether the’ }i ghytoned, Chronicle’ s idea, or the shes of the poor but hard-working * \priva in’ the army of reform, will prevail. 2 aS REIN Fes a? ib A MeMBer of the Lagiictere of Kansas has been cheered by*the reception of a small coffin, ins¢¥ibed : ‘‘From the people you mis-repitesent. Go bury yourself.” one > 2 mie . the bravest. ‘See holy’ it sparkles" _from Gia ‘Lanrofle sirofla, Solo, Mrs. caster, of San Francisco. 4 “Anvil Chorus.” RST ar ARE SVS EES gions a Enloay. Hon. A. B. ‘Dibble has received the following, letter which exjilains itself: * ' '? San J RANcCIScO, May 18, 1879 Monsrevr EF CHER PRYsIDENT:-— I have been unfoftinate enough nat to be able to ‘to-day ip: person my last tribute of love ‘to the friend we are still mourning. “I waited up to the last hour, but could not go to Grass Valley in time. Wm. Watt was indeed one of the noblest men-on the whole earth: His generosity and patriotic devotion had no limits; ‘his kindness, frankness, taste and delicate, gentlermanly manners had no ‘He was a brave amon Always pithy rou and Magnanimons, onor of his couhtry,’ th Ho en fe hd ‘of the afflicted,’ the Prdyiden c@ of the poor. His sacred metnory ‘Will ‘five . in, heart ancin'the heart$ of our uF Re edible as long as' the’ gree at lerra Nevada, witnesses of his a will remain té ‘tell future generations his . * great alities—andnoble deeds. Ye ery y Bespertially, 'K. Dersec: * =i “au of ws Ball. At 3 meeting of committees from the two Fire Companies and the Military Company, held Monday eyening, complete arrangements were made for the ball to be given’ in this city, on the night of the 4th of July. Qa motion the price of ball tigkets (without supper) w as fixed at $1.50 each. ‘the follewi Ing committees were appointed : Hall and musie—JF. lnpi, ©.J. Brand ‘and J. A. _ Rapp: Reception Committe, — 4, H. Walrath, Alex. Sloan," F. Ww Avery, Johy Hook, L: Seibert, Y.' A. ‘Sacket. Floor Managers—l, J; Naffziger, \ J. A. Rapp, Geo. Nihel, F. id a Mark Shaver, C. J. Brand, d. Fleming. Commenced Sawing. The saw mill of the V Flume Company was started up again last week, after being idle during the winter. About 10,000 feet of lumber i is ‘manufactured per day at the P timie. ‘Assoonastheweatheris settled the milf ‘Will be worked to its full capacity, when 25,000 feet per day will be cyt. The Compaarty’s prospects for this season are good. The deinand for + Inmber and wood suppligd” we it is increasing each year, alas A Pla Representatives Returned: A. R. Lord, Samuel Clutter and H. ©. MeKelvy have returned’ fram 4 San Francisco, rere they spen ‘several days as presentatives “of Grand Lod ot Leet Enc mpme ¢ 1, 0.0. KR Lord, while eg Bay, met a came of ex-} of Nevada county, ee ae Bliven, Arthur dorn, “Nick” Turner, Frank Fisher and many others, They all expressed their intentions of attending” The Re-Union on June Sth. ¥ A. Kapp, J. Bacigalupi and C. J. Brand; Printing,—W.R.-Coe, —M.Rovenberg, D. -B. Getchell; Invitatios, —C,. J. Nafiziger, John Bacigap aving a large ‘trade. gravél a present, working quite a Jarge “force of mén.—The company is algo prospecting the rich quartz ledge struck . several years ago. A shaft has been sunk _in® the’ tunnel and some rich rock discovered. How much there is of it we did not learn. ye -——— -2 +e Murdered at Truckee, The Reno J ournal says that at 9:30 Sunday evening the people of Truckee were interrupted i in their prayers by . the sound, of Af ar pistol shots in the direction’ of tke new Chinatown.— The officers made a “xush for the. bridge back of Moody's hotel and’ there found a small carpet slipper and on the rail of the. bridge the marks of a bloody hand. An intense excitement at once spread through the village and all sorts of rumors were circulated.’ ‘ The slipper was small and so was the hand which had y . Stasped the bridge, and from these, which were the only,data they had. to go by, the officers éoncluded that he victim of the shots had been an American woman. Some said it was . . the mother of the little girl who ‘peddles coffee on the trains. Another story was phatit wasa washerwyomian on gne of the back streets. Men started for Boca to arrest suspicigus charagters, and others engaged in dragging the river. Those who took the track arrested Charley, a Chinese washman from Prosser Creek, and several other suspicious characters, three gf whom are now in jail. Monday, about 12 o'clock, the body of Ah Gow,a Chinese cook, * ‘was found in the river back of Mr. Giffen’s hoyse with four bullet holes in his hide, Since it has been found that the’ only ene hurt was a Chjna. man, the excitement has abated. Another Spice Robbing Cases Ah Ww ah was on trial in the Gounty Court yesterday for robbing the sluices of the N.,B. G. M, Company, The prisoper has been twice tried before on the same charge, vit: Once by a Jxstice who had no axthority in the premises (the crime being argh larceny) and onee in the County ; Court. In the latter case the indjcfment was defective, alieging the deed to haye been perpetrated in 1879 jpstead of 1878, for which reason the C) ‘gurp sep aside the verdict of the Juyy gnd recommitted the prisoner to await the action of the Grand Jury which met this month, The case was given to the ‘trial jury yesterday at 3:15 o’clock P. M, At 4 o'clock a verdict of guilty, as charged in the indictment was returne ed. Sentence will be prohole biskaiak y ; Esq. has had the Geo. F. Jacobi ‘Theatie carefu y exaipined by compete parties te aa that a sufple could not . be erg led 7 ed rt fo render the ty . Walls or flaca liqhle $e giye way. Tp order to remove the fears of the mast timid, however, he has caused anadditional post te be put in as a’ oupport for the. gallery. . Puck. . Tesi hae gorges teen-age A Mee Military Company. A dispatch from San Jogg, of the 19th inst., says: The ,pienic here ‘[yestenday gby the sSarsfield Guard masfike mast disggaceful exhibition ,seen in this city since the advent of . the sagne company in San Jose on a similar occasion years ago. Owing Lto a failure on the part of the Captain to’pay for the train, a delay of . two hours at the depot gave time for the most disgraceful rioting by the hoodlums, who were in part aided by ‘the ,soldiere, the majority of whom, including Captain Dolan, were drunk, and very abusive to the Jocal officers. .Ji,is to. be hoped we will pever-see their like again, and they ‘should be disbanded for their actigns. here yesterday. ,On,theway home a tan named Wm. Henry fell pr was thrown between the cars—it is not.known which—When: near .Alviso, and was crushed to death by the wheels of the vrain. Deceased had an empty whisky flask in his pocket when found. His left, arin was nearly severed, and his head scalped.hy the wheels, ;and he was: otherwise mangled. a — Doesn't think it ‘Practicable. — The Dow nieville Mesgenger , anters this protest against a “new method’ for mining: A man cby the name of Kernan, of San Franciseo, has .invented anew Way: to work the beds of mountain streams, as follows: He builds a.raft, anchors it in a stream, and then all he has.to do, to use his own lengnage, is to “turn the crank which raises the material: from the bottem.” We have heard-enough of these idiotic schemes for easy, Jpining. Will the fools never give us a rest? ‘The most wholcsouted idiot ought.to4 know, and if he don’t we can tell him, that. the beds of all mountain streamsare full ofhquidersvary. ing in weight from fifty pounds to fifty tons, packed tight inthe bed of ravel, Under these boulders and gravel, and in the bedrock is the gold. The idea of getting aboard a raft and pumping rocks and a foot or two of bedrock tp the surface of

the water has a tendency , to make the wildest ar Acree forget himaglf. New cw Beduction ; Works. Messrs. Hopkins, Jackson and Farnuya, who have the right of working ores in ‘Nevada, under the Rob‘grtson process, have purdhased the old Cooper chlo orination works. on the N road, and are ergcting a furnace and the other mecessary appliances to work ores on a business ‘scale, But little has been said publiely pout the process, but developments are awaited with great interest on account of the effective and valuable results that have attended some of the experiments made in yorkine the ores of this district.— Jnion. _—_-_--_-oo @ -—Cn Friday last a young German, named Theodore Beckman, committed suicide at Mountain View, San‘ta Clara county. He hung up a mirrof to aid him in seeing what he was doing, and thendrew a razor across his throat, sev ering the jugular vein on the right side. He was discovered a few minutes later, but only . J to say ‘Good-bye Mary, good-bye father, mother, brothers and sisters.” ——___+»ce. Tue C, P. freight train No, 6 was detained Sunday night at, Clark’s station for two ‘hours, by crickets. The track was covered with them for: a distance "of three miles; and the boys had to have the patience of Jeb slippery mass. — 0 ee -JEFF: Howarp, who was convicted of murder at Ventura, ne arly two years ago, and escaped from’ jail; was brought back Saturday night by Sheriff Miller, who w ent to Prescott, Arizoaa, for him. Joper J. T. ‘Sptager committed suitide Saturday morning at Bodega, Sonoma county, by shooting himsejf through the _ with a pistol. 640 otis Los An Monday ip ‘inois a em when he arose and said : “Ves; . men, Waterloo was the bi of fa figh t, byt Faknge ‘em like a wink,” 8 were shipped from San Francisco on all: REITER —_ “Brilliant and ee 2 an ippuls xe a are apt to have k eyes,” Impulsive ople are apt to run against some fellow’s closed hand. : Tur — in Nees York are bein i ; they never catch anything. need think that the Chrgnicle eould i to any newspaper ; or plug hat brigCe ae ee oe om lwith the new ‘party. hanes while moving the train oyer such a . [rae to their Colors. At. theregular meeting at the repudiated the new party combination and resolved to stand out by themselves in the coming campaign. Resolutions were adopted rebuking teynolds for the part he took at the Chronicle. meeting on Saturday night, but Kearney smoothed it oyer by saying that he.sent .Reynolds } there for a purpose. Reynold himself said he .did-not favor the W ‘orkingmen .givinggup their, organjzetion and going over to the new party. Kearney ,made quite a. lengthy speech. He said that when, he came back from the country ' he. hea found that. Charley DeYoung and _ the Chronicle were trying to ,7yn -the ‘W. P.-C. Certain propositions, had been. made tohim ‘then, bat he shad met them as others eputsice the Ww. P. C.,, by telling their authors ; »to. ga to h—Ill. .Some time ago he. had known that the Chronicle was going to form a new party. That megting yesterday was a-specimen of this. party. He had told. Dunn, Reynolds and other W orkingmen to gosthere, and they went as individuals. They took no vote with them.. These “honorable bilks, * this plug hat, brigade, had heard them, and-they left the new party to its fate without compromising anybody. =No one own the W orkingmen’s party, fer the,very men. who cheered ‘it at the meeting held,a few ,ays ago male hiss it if it “attempted to dictate to sand-lets Sunday the W orkingmen { * ASE FOR THE TIAMOND ORI The Finest and Most Delicious. Cigars ever introduced in. to this Market. Sy FOR SALE-BY JOHN Jack, CAMMELINE For Preserving and Beautifying the ‘Complexion and ‘Teeth. A NEW AND VALUABLE PRFPARAtion, pronounced by all to-ve the most pertect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other preparations itis not only harmless, but favors a natural and healthy action of the skin,resulting in’ complete purity and clearness of compiexion. The intrinsic merit and high iredical endorsoment of CAMMELINE have in a few months caused it to nearly supersede all’ articles for the complexion in San Francisco wd a the party. ‘He said, in coneluajgn, that the Workingmen were solid in the State, and would never sell out Others presgn sie sheiselves :Ppposed to. any_ compr extending congratulatigns and good cheer to every: individual who worked and voted for the new Constitution, snd inviting all. sach exeept professional politicians .and_political bilks to join the W. P. C., were adopted. ' : som “FoLiy is joy that is destitute of wisdom,” but a delinquent subscribér cauiseth suffering in the house of a newspaper maker. Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIOVAL HOTEL, NEV a CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. TC Randall Rock Cre J Bonny Lake City L Jones Truckee G W Giffin ‘Truckee J Conway de A Nathan San Fran B Guscetti Ranch P Purdon Bridge E W Boberts Grass V J M Thonias Grass Va CR Hunt Grass Val J McAllis Hunt's Hill JC Piper Omega H Smith Jr San Fran JC Edwards Bloom J Knotwell Bloomfield R Skidmore do AM Dobbie Jr do J Findtey do GD) McLean Swcetlan W Bryne Sacramento J AJ Ray San Juan J Dyer Eureka M D HowellM ‘ville A G Goodspeed Hun H W H Dempsey Oakla D Collins "Grass Val. .C Hearsch San’ Fran Wm Julan&és SF J Clark San Fran Paul City B Mannix Eureka. F Karney City Gare, City C Kearsall City M McGtaw Grass Val F Battis City JW Smith & w do Vester ind 8 Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. B Guscetti City J Brimskill Washingt J F Carr Willow Val. WH Hamilten w c Al -C Phelps Phelp’s "HAW E A Tompkins Plea V J Dyer Eureka 1 D Whittom Blue Te J Friése Marysville Carroll Fruit _ Vale T Redmayon Fruit ¥ W F Hubbard Sierray M Heren & w Smarts.-J Beames Buena Vist Mr Leman Grass ¥ J Kane San. Francisco J Brout Graniteville JC Donnell Moore Fl 'p a ay Bioony * 4 Brooks do J Cadden Grass Val Miss Smith San Juan JH Marriott Jr Bloom At Grass Valley, May 14, 1879, to Jarhes Mounday and wife, @ son. as J A, ROSENTHAL, ‘Commercial St., Nevada City, NNOUNCES TQ THE PUBLIC THAT he has just received another invoice of the MOST DELICIOUS BRANDS of TOBACCQ AND CIGARS Eyer brought to Nevada City, and which he ig selling at prices that will SATISEF ¥ EVERYBODY. . FRUITS RECEIVED DAILY, picked from the , and familapg have the Finest Varie es of ' } Stra ies, Cherries, And other . 0 ts sent wed their residences, by. eaving ers, and at pri 7 Sey Prices Cheap as _ QONFECTIONERY. eep on hand a Ameri h CANDIES, pa chick tar be gold ab seni ‘Per pound. Also Fresh ae Vv Fropical Fruits, Cutlery, Jewdl Ww Ware, Stationery, Toys, etc. seh cies 8S. Youcan get better bar; than atany other store. © ecsapeiee aa Ta SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Hi, -P. WAKELEE & CO.,, smayl5-3m SAN FRANCISCO, MILITARY. NOTICE. 4 NEvaDa . Light Guard! You are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory, IN FULL UN1FORM, on Saturday, May 24th, 1879, } At 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parade and Annual Target Practice. The Company will march promptly at 10} o'clock, and all not in the ranks will be considered as absentees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. J._A. RAPP, Captain Comnianding. W. F, Evens, 0. 8. ma7 1879, 1879, GRAND SPRING OPENING. A. BLUMENTHAL, : AS JUST RECEIVED and hag now on exhibition the re Largest and most Elegant Stock of Spring and Summer Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought to Nevada County, : Goods Line. oe Beautiful Summer Silks, Camels Hair, Piquet, Alpaczas, « Mohairs, Linens, ete. A complete stock of Household Furnishing Goods, Such as Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, ete. Toweling, } Millinery Department. The new Millinery Stock this met very pretty and unique. In Ladies Misses Hats, the stock compris § Princess Alice, Rustic, Regatta, Imported French Hats & Bonets, Flowers, Feathers, Bow, Ties, ete. CABLE TS. CARPETS. “. New chin and Beautiful Designs Body Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply, Ingrain, Rugs, 10, __ A cordial invitation is extended to-all ™ call and examine Goods and Prices. " Up country trade solicited,and orders filed, -with dispatch. Samples of goods sent, if desiredyto any part of the county. 2 A ROSENTHAL, ‘oon tevedh: Bane . A. BLUMENTHAL, Nevada City, March 26, 1979. . consisting. . of all the LATEST NOVELTIES in the Dry : THE . NE\ * Ex-C in town The I ) but few , miners < SB. , putan < eotablis . Angt! to orgs will ma Comme in fine : — , Bpign. ue Depu ~. valuabl be suit it toh “A. cE «Bloomf day. aged al The ny hav cents _ stock, Imp day. has fal ed up . The buildir city of work a The evenin sky ye cations able. The -the lar «made ¢ ” dream singing ‘The laundr free fig ‘ lowed put in ~ The their n night. tions ¥ the Co The ~ ers of pany . day, J .at the Geo. Ilinoi: writes ly hot for the Whi was er sylvan ening, _ the gro locatec Mac pear ir from t makes Minst1 ing ex, days. The Monda attend called quadri fair to ‘the “9 H.¥ good s] ‘the She the ne: lar mat tion; a tion wi hope m The . Fryer ¢ have in that c wrecke popular whethe owners er thin; at o Strav on, Thu tigt Chr music, 40 at the . apr 3