May 24, 1882 (4 pages)

~~ te eae _ for his nealth’s sake. ~ . C. &. Miller and son, Mrs, J. W. : hanging dripping umbrellas from the _ ceed hiiu, and so on, each member the alleged forgery was cominitted ~~ «*ght miles over the county line in Nerd cay saloon the other night _, bout $60 over. the bar. It doesn’t day and Saturday, at 6 A. x. You Bet, Little York and Duten Plat Monday, Wanna and Friday, at6 a. « 8. BOLBROOK, P.M. Were and There. Wm. ‘Sitles has gone to the Bay C. 8. Benham is said to be on hie way here from New. ‘York. tis Mrs. J. EB. Brown and daughter returned from San Francisco moony <vening, Under Sheriff Carter's 8 good looks are detracted from considerably by the ravages of a hard vase of enon eee pox. C. A. Nickson and Mes. A. J. Put: nam arrived here Monday evening, and yesterday morning went. to. San Juan. Mr. Nickson’s wife recentip died at Humboldt. Says the Union of yesterday : — Quite a number’ of persons leave Grass Valley for the East to-day,. with the intention of remaining most. of the Summer. The party is composed of old-time Californians, who wish to see the dear ones in the old liome on the other side of the continent once more before it is too late. The following named persons make up the party : Mr. and Mrs. T. Owens, Mrs, James M. Campbell, Mrs. DeGolia, Mrs. Jos. Morehouse, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Nellie Lane, Madame Dennis, Mra. Trau and three childMrs. Tran and children are ren, barley, enrolls 13 pupils. It is from Nevada City. taught by Miss Mary Hennessy, and “The Orphans Home.” ‘jis full of life and energy. This A sign reading as above now adorns the front door of Geo. 8. ITupp’s residence on Main street. Harry Reardan, George Blakey, Si. Jackson, Tom Farrer, B. N. Shoecraft, E. C. Wolf and J. G, Hartwell have leased the premises and with Mrs, Burbridge as housekeeper they are having a high old] time. There are very strict rules . {o govern the young gentlemen, and if one violates those rules, or any portion of them, out _he must go. Any marked infraction of the customs of family life, such as using French-plate mirrors for pistol targets, convertiag the piano spread isto a hammock, using the sideboard as a receptacle for dirty lien, elected. chandeliers or stowing cigar stubs away between album leaves to keep the other fellows from finding them, will win for the perpetrator instantaneous expulsion, It is not a ‘‘meals at all hours” establishment but there is a time as well as a place for everything. The boys take turnabout being boss. This month Tom Farrer wields the scepter. He buys the table supplies and regulates the household affairs generally. He is Great Mogul, and his will is supreme. Next month some one else will sucelected. having an equal show in the matter of tyrannizing over his‘fellows. The “Orphans Home” is a grand scheme, and the Orphans are enjoying all the fun there is to be got out of it. Judge Temple's Decision. The following is from the Bee of Monday evening: There 1s good reason to anticipate a decision by Judge Temple in the Gold Run case very. soon—perhaps to-day or tomorrow. On Saturday last he wrote to Attorney-General Hart for the complaint and answer in the case, which were forwarded “promptly, and as he had previously adjourned his Court for the purpose, as is un‘lerstood, of preparing his decision, the Presumption is that the filing of the latter is a question of but afew, hours, or a few days at most. K. Casper. bration. tained. nent chairman. realizes the position iad the needs of the children, many; of . whom are raived far off from society “fand in the backwoods where logging -{is done and where the snow im-, prisons the scattered habitations for . . months. These children are studiand desire to find; out _ where ‘they ae located on the globe, hcw to be ready in figuring, and to learn what is going on in the world. Thoughtful Trustees have provided . them with a good school house, imProved desks and furmture, good apperatus, anda well-selected li_. brary. A new bell isin tion, ‘Lhe fact that. the beneficence of the State can reach such children in their solitude, and Prepare them for active life hereafter, isa beautifal thought and should strengthen the hands of those who support our system of popular education, and should found in the hearts of our children a strong attachment to their country. The Relief Hill school stands ina cluster of houses that seem sitting on the lap of a mountain, thrown into relief to the eyes of travelers miles'away on the distant ridges ranning down from the backbone of the Sierras. There are 25 puvils enrolled, under charge of Arthur Gassoway, a young but model teacher, produced by our own schools. Our gsounty should feel a laudible pride in jts corps ‘of young male teachers, 80 alive are they to their responsibilities, and so dear to them seem the interests and honor of our enterprising county. In the examination, Mary Davis, Lizzie Davis, Chas. Davis, Grant Penrose, Belle Spoouver, Wallace Penrose, Anna Penrose, Mary Penrose, and Josie Arfman, stood highest. The Lime Kila achool, ten miles below Grass Valley, in the country of limestone, clover, chapparal and For the celebration Hén. Searls was elected President of the Day, and J. G. Hartwell as Marshal. The following sub-committees were appointed : Finance—John Dunnicliff, Charles Kent, Wm. Powell. Printing—W. S. Richards, L. M. Sukeforth, A. [. Zekind. ‘ Literary and Music—E. Bond, J: Donnelly, B. N. Shoecraft, E. Muller, J, M. Walling, L J. Rolfe. — Invitation—The entire committee. Decoration—B. N. Shoecraft, G. E. Withington, B. H. Miller, G. v. Sehmittburg, L. Seibert. Procession and Hall—J. G. Hart well, T. H. Carr, J. A. Rapp, Jolin Bacigalupi, G, D. Blakey. _ Street Amusements—G. v. Schmitt burg, P. E. Hughson, J. M. Walling, achool-house is so small that it is ‘as taovable as was our State Capital in pioneer days. Different factions in the district have contended for the honor of having it set down in their midst. It is in # good location now, however, and it is hoped that it will. be allowed to remain.” + 3m —-Fourth of July . Committee. Phe Fou:th of July Committee met in Judge Robinson’ 's courtroom. Monday evening.J.G. Hartwell aaa I. J. Rolfe were put in nomination for permaMr. Hartwell was A. I. Zekind' was chosen Secretary. For Treasurer, John Dunnicliff, G. % ; Schmittburg and Mr. Rolfe were }nominated. The others declined in favor of Mr. Schmittburg, who was Niles Capt. Rapp was ‘authorized to arrange for the firing of salutes. The President and Secretary were . a instructed to issue invitations to the various societies and organizations of the county_to participate in the celeThe sub committees were requested to report at a meeting to be held uext Monday evening the amount of funds needed in their respective departments, as near as cap be ascerComplaint Dismissed. The complaint against Wm. Moon. cy has been ‘dismissed and the young man discharged . from custody. District Attorney Gaylord found that Yuba, therefore taking the case berond the jurisdiction of this court. The authorities of the latter. county. have been informed of the fact, bat ee “eat down in a. to play «few ‘social games” for. the cigars, none of them being drinking men. They fina ly” played sll the <osts on to one and he had to deliver the make: “mach difference whatA Democratic Kicker. Eprronr_Transcript—I usk alittle . — space in yonr paper fo file my objection to the cut and dried pro-. ‘gramme that some of my fellow Democrats are trying to work off on the party in Nevada county this year for the benefit, as I suppose, of acertain ring about which I may have more to say before fall. fear that all may not understand just what I refer to, I will say that the thing which excites my wrath, and which will play hob with us this Fall if'a new tack be not—takes,_ is the pressure being brought to bear to, appoint delegates to the} ‘State convention instead of to adopt the method of choosing them that all parties not run in the interests of rings do: I am a solid Demuvcrat, . but I don’t want to see our party . . sitdown on fair play any~longer.}’ ~ [We've got enough sins to answer . . for without being accused of what ’ For be if the County Central dons nok. “tamble to itDEMeCRAT. «. flash publication isaq graving with these City, Cal., escort a Bride to the Railed Tennessee fine corps will not on: ity of have the ed as Ni ean wed ew proge irgg organizing two such _ battalions. pet*tion with Louisiana belles. day, twenty-four of thesemble at the Armory on the 30th in such manner as the members may elect, It has been suggested, and sleep in the cemeteries. lins, Captain M. S. Deal, . mains are in the Broad street cemetery, and although he did not belong to Nevada Light Guard he was a soldierand diedin the éause he hadespoused. It would seem meetthatthe boys scatter some flowers on that day overthe resting place of those who have marehed on ahead. Australia Nuggets. Like the California deposits, those of Australia are of two kinds—the drift or alluvial deposits, and those found in veins or quartzrock. Gold in the drift deposits has been found in larger masses than in any other part of the world. About a hundred nuggets have been picked up in the single colony of Victoria, averaging 370 ounces in weight. Some of them weighed more than 3,000 ounces. The following is alist of the names and value.of the largest nuggets which were fonnd within a few feet of the surface : The Welcome Stranger, $47,670; nugget unnamed, $27,500; the Welcome, $46,625 ; the Heron, $20,040 ; the Blanche Batkley, $32,535.; Lady Hotham, $15,000. ee Not Guilty. The ys : ‘The valley. papers of California complain that army worms, codlin moths, Hessian flies, cut worms and all manner of -pests are hatched out of the slickens.”". We lad to hear that they are not hatched inthe slickens, which is already being held responsible for enough badness. Died at Graniteville. A man arrived gee about 12 o’clock Monday night from Grauiteville, an! yesterday morning went back with acoffin for Mrs. Fisher (he did not know her full name) who died at that place Monday. New Shooting Gallery. ‘Wesley “ Nichols has opened a new shooting gallery at the corner of Union and Main streets. Marksmen will find all the ent of the place to be first-claas. ~ Pestponed. The raffle by John Kelly, ofa cow, that was to have taken place at Young & Donnelly’s saloon on_the 24th be this pa tn fo been postponed until Saturday, July 8th. SSE Quirk’s goods have come and he will positively open on the 25th. lw Office Room ce Room For Kent. * One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent. Apply at the TRaNscrirt office. : Treat Your Teeth. desire to ae cone Ee ‘in the eacrent idane of a Mew Yéck: erpage enunder it: “The New Craze Among the Girls for Broom Brigades, “An Organizaof . tion of ‘Street Sweepers’ at Nevada way Station.” The picture ‘repre: LEMOCRATIL. sents a lot of fairdamsels as/ Joint Senator—A. B, Dibble, Cc. escort to a happy couple, the man of . W, Cross, witich bears a striking resemblance Senator—Niles Searls. to Gray of the Herald. Perhaps the illustration is prophetic in this reto New Orleans ot a of ay gaterainuent tthe: French Oper in-the overflowed districts. This which Memphis is as oH a fathers and friends. New Orleans is Captain Terry i is drilling the “Sweet At Nevada City, Cal., the other “sweet As heretofore stated, Capt. Rapp’s military company has orders to asinstant and observe Decoration Day very properly, that in case the ladies of Nevada City will contribute some floral offerings, the boys in blue give up their present intention of having rifle. practice, and instead thereof visit the graves of the soldiers who In Pine Grove Cemetery there are buried the following who were members of the Light Guard: Brigadier General ColSergeant J. M. Rhineberger, and Privates John Moore, John Shaw, J. F. Carr and A. B. . Carley. Henry Meredith’s reVirginia City Enterprise} — nty i ls seen eal gies candidates for nomination before the approaching political conventions, There may be some intending to run who are not mentioned, and ‘itis not: probable that all whose names are given propose to become aspirants. The list . is merely a reflection of street talk : cent. less Atsembly men—S, L, Black well, N. C. Miller, J. Levy, Jolin Hussey, on the dollar T. 8. Ford, J. I. Caldwell, Assctsor—Dan. Colina. ton'é ranch Sheriff—R. D. Carter, W. Montgomery. Supt. of Schools—M. B. B Potter Frank_ Power, J. T. Wickes. . REPUBLICAN. Joint Senator—H. W. Wa'lis, W. 1 Gsotes: Chas. Kent. Senator—E. M. Preston, J. S. MeBride, S. M. Harris, E. W. Charles. Assemblymen—O. P. Stidger, Jas. Marriott, R. McMurray, Jno. Knota. Apply to ma l6-tf Sweepers” and Captain William ; Pics ib Sate the “Continental ig A. A. Smith, W. S. Edwards, Guards Broom pe Darmg Webster, intermission in, e performance County Clerk—Frank G. Beatty. of the opera ‘‘Patience” the Tennes T code. hmi seeans may try their skill in comWis. Dawe Yoo _Sohmittlrang, reasonable District Attorney—W. D. Long, G, D. Blakey, J. J. Weisenburger, Englebright. Courthouse are getting along finely lot of hammock chairs that are the very latest thing in that line. They are as cheap as they are comfortable. A few hundred acres of ground in the valleys have been. destroyed by slickens, therefore; say the anti-miners, a thousand or more homes in the mountains must beabandoned. The miners will fight for their homes. to the bitter end, and woe be to the anti-miners who interfere. Does any one believe that Sexey, McCiatchey, Ohlyer, Jewett or any of that class of men wou d have ever come to California had it not been for the hydraulic mining? In early days, on account of so many failures to work the ore, quartz mining was not thought to be a paying business and therefore nothing was done in that line. The idea of these men coming here to raise garden. sass‘ is “too ridiculous for a moment’s consid eration. » If the editor of the Bee had not overloaded his stomach at Marysville, from which he had an. attack of cramp colic, (no wonder at it when we know the kind of food the antiminers give their guests) he would have been able to follow the San Francisco committee into the moun— tains and obtain valuable information in’ regard to our mines, and would not be writing so ignorantly on the subject as he is now doing. Cath Among the medicinal means of arresting disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters-staids pre eminent. It checks the further progress of all disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels,.revives the vital stamina, prevents and : remedies chills and ‘fever, increases F ‘the activity of the kidneys, counteracts a. tendengy to rheumatism, and isa geniine stay and —_ to aged, infirm and nervous For dale by all = ae = ig Dealare genet Notice to a occasion. trip—Adults $1. “Wel Sade, than buy it elsewhere. Sore Wiens blame and complete stock of Gold and Sil. ver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Roger Brothers and the Midletown triple-plated Silver Ware, Gorham . ’ & Co., Silver Ware, Seth Thomas . and the New. Haven Clocks. Any thing wanted in Berg’s line of busi: j Bees you may depend upon square dealing. A large lot of Diamonds will also be closed out at the same great redaction as' mentioned above. spect. The ey reading matter . Gen. Dobie, Hamlet Davis. if ag Reap prong scien: aot accompanies the engraving: _. County Cierk—J. E. Carr, Jas. D. So, ist of what you would like to The tg craze the] White, pa m12-2w Pea Sela sacks py scr the Toca District Attorney—H, V; Reardan, Cows Wor Sale. Fresh milch cows forsale at Sut £24 tf Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Ne vada City and Grass Valley, consist. ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. ~. —P.-Sorren, ~ On Sutton’s Ranch. Mountain Ice, price, B. Gascetti, Rasch. Mrs. E. K. "Vaneline, Camptonv’l, Geo. A. Knapp, City. Fred Hudson, Grass Valley. RIEF F. H. Darnedle, do en 4 3 — San Francisco. Vari Ha rT i a t of . J. Harris, do > aes ae Pearls act 4 J. Boe ome do E, Stafford, Forest City. Those ‘‘improvements” at the My L. “Haneel, Stockton. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, business houses and families, a su perior quality of Mountain ice, at a All orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza will be promptly at” tended to. sweepers vassal @ company, in] E. W. Roberts. ‘ : mockery of its young men’s military} —Recorder—John A, Ra a28-tf J. 8, Taompson, ization, raded orms: obn A. Rapp. ___ snes ee is ay ame calico, wit broom for guns Sheriff—E. 0. Tompkins, William eEeEeEeEeeee Their last parade was to escort aj Powell, E. P, Sanford, A’ex. Sloan, HOTEL ARRIVALS. eo the railroad ‘station. Just . J. B. Conn, Thos. Mein. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. if per waiat elde mah an oveort . Supt. of Schoole—S. A. Bulinch. STANLEY A, EDDY Proprietor Assessor—A, R. Lord. » BR Bay BI 2a ese essene i Graves of Soldiers, Surveyor—J, G. Hartwell, W. F. Monpay, May 20th. under Supervisor Mills direction. Py Bank lena J. D. Fleming, Antoine Tam z Raroens, eg and Casper Fogeli have been ap‘© pointed appraisers of the estate of = lowre it’ Sierra Nani Lena Guscetti et als. ©, A. Nickson, Humboldt. L. M. Sukeforth of the Pioneer. Mrs. A.J. Putnam, San Francis.’ Furniture Store has just received a} TA. Ross, Sacramento. Ed. Rogers, Corn Beef Gulch. Erastus Bonn, Clerk. lic Pie-Nic . . —OFr— —AND— * —AT— —~ON— _—I— rs Oe ——o—— % ren 25 cents. iain ARLES MORAN, NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, STORMS’ RANCH, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1882. Train leaves at 9 o'clock. A fine Band of Music has been engaged for the &@ Arrangements have been made for all kinds of AMUSEMENTSon the jit an enjoyable occasion for all who attend. Intoxicating Liquors will be strictly prohibited on the ground. Tickets (i the raed _ChildEverybody is invited. Tickets may be obtained of the teliowing Committee of Arrangeiments f * Nevada City: HN DUNNICLIFF, FRANK NILON. * — Eee 2 2 BE H°*% PAINTERS. in his line is sold from 25 33 Per ¢ CORNER OF PINE AND are now offered for sale at GREATLY meee . ——sTooK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLO a FOR CENTLEMEN AND ‘BOYS, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, a pee -‘Trunks, Valises,. elt, etc, HAVE: Just BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM —_or—— %, CASPER, COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. tT) # Vv 7 SE These Goods have just been received from the Eastern manufactories and REDUCED RATES, O~ VV Persons in want of any. article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices be. fore making their purchases elsewhere. _ DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. K GASP rR, cor. Pine & Co WILL BE SOLD AT COST! aes W. R. COE'S, ‘BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR, COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS® N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIESTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES 1 guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality of the best workmanship, should call early and secure choice of nae as well as great bargains. My stock must be reduced to make room for my mammoth Sprfng invoice WM. R. COE, Coenen: Main and Commercial street Ne TE MINE! " WANTED. TWENTY WHITE P £ Hydraulic Miners Can Obtain Em ploymest at tine . Blue Tent Mine, Nev besa . j4ship. Apply at the itp Nevada City, May 7, 1882.-tf \ i . ISAAC & ROWE, All kinds of Graining, Paper Hanging, Glazing, Kalsomining, Wall Tinting, ete., etc. All work first-class and Prices Low. Shop in TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. h THE 8 SUPERIOR COURT.IN, AND 2 of said Superior Court, notice is to any phys ons interesta ey Se A ete semoat and on beapse sepa as evidence df the in~Do you live in this city ? aay? and second to none in the market. ib 4 Persons in want of BOOTS or SHORE WwW oy SHOW YOU tter, which. ageing coe FINE CASHMERES, ALL we PLAIDS, Which + we tion. i Special and Important. fy. Vv E> Read this through, every word, oO e Do you live five miles Do you live 10 or 20 miles away? No IT WILL PAY YoU TO COME, We DRY GoonpDs ad AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUSLY CHEAP ! No Catch Penny Game In This. No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, ‘and you will think ed you will stir about and come. VA Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we ‘shal make irresistible for every one. We intend to keep a full line of Ladies and Gent's Hosiery,” SATINS AND DRESS GooDs, WHITE SPREADS, CURTAIN MET, BROCADES, We" Q not ask large profits—we = hard: for ¢ our r money,

~~ te eae _ for his nealth’s sake. ~ . C. &. Miller and son, Mrs, J. W. : hanging dripping umbrellas from the _ ceed hiiu, and so on, each member the alleged forgery was cominitted ~~ «*ght miles over the county line in Nerd cay saloon the other night _, bout $60 over. the bar. It doesn’t day and Saturday, at 6 A. x. You Bet, Little York and Duten Plat Monday, Wanna and Friday, at6 a. « 8. BOLBROOK, P.M. Were and There. Wm. ‘Sitles has gone to the Bay C. 8. Benham is said to be on hie way here from New. ‘York. tis Mrs. J. EB. Brown and daughter returned from San Francisco moony <vening, Under Sheriff Carter's 8 good looks are detracted from considerably by the ravages of a hard vase of enon eee pox. C. A. Nickson and Mes. A. J. Put: nam arrived here Monday evening, and yesterday morning went. to. San Juan. Mr. Nickson’s wife recentip died at Humboldt. Says the Union of yesterday : — Quite a number’ of persons leave Grass Valley for the East to-day,. with the intention of remaining most. of the Summer. The party is composed of old-time Californians, who wish to see the dear ones in the old liome on the other side of the continent once more before it is too late. The following named persons make up the party : Mr. and Mrs. T. Owens, Mrs, James M. Campbell, Mrs. DeGolia, Mrs. Jos. Morehouse, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Nellie Lane, Madame Dennis, Mra. Trau and three childMrs. Tran and children are ren, barley, enrolls 13 pupils. It is from Nevada City. taught by Miss Mary Hennessy, and “The Orphans Home.” ‘jis full of life and energy. This A sign reading as above now adorns the front door of Geo. 8. ITupp’s residence on Main street. Harry Reardan, George Blakey, Si. Jackson, Tom Farrer, B. N. Shoecraft, E. C. Wolf and J. G, Hartwell have leased the premises and with Mrs, Burbridge as housekeeper they are having a high old] time. There are very strict rules . {o govern the young gentlemen, and if one violates those rules, or any portion of them, out _he must go. Any marked infraction of the customs of family life, such as using French-plate mirrors for pistol targets, convertiag the piano spread isto a hammock, using the sideboard as a receptacle for dirty lien, elected. chandeliers or stowing cigar stubs away between album leaves to keep the other fellows from finding them, will win for the perpetrator instantaneous expulsion, It is not a ‘‘meals at all hours” establishment but there is a time as well as a place for everything. The boys take turnabout being boss. This month Tom Farrer wields the scepter. He buys the table supplies and regulates the household affairs generally. He is Great Mogul, and his will is supreme. Next month some one else will sucelected. having an equal show in the matter of tyrannizing over his‘fellows. The “Orphans Home” is a grand scheme, and the Orphans are enjoying all the fun there is to be got out of it. Judge Temple's Decision. The following is from the Bee of Monday evening: There 1s good reason to anticipate a decision by Judge Temple in the Gold Run case very. soon—perhaps to-day or tomorrow. On Saturday last he wrote to Attorney-General Hart for the complaint and answer in the case, which were forwarded “promptly, and as he had previously adjourned his Court for the purpose, as is un‘lerstood, of preparing his decision, the Presumption is that the filing of the latter is a question of but afew, hours, or a few days at most. K. Casper. bration. tained. nent chairman. realizes the position iad the needs of the children, many; of . whom are raived far off from society “fand in the backwoods where logging -{is done and where the snow im-, prisons the scattered habitations for . . months. These children are studiand desire to find; out _ where ‘they ae located on the globe, hcw to be ready in figuring, and to learn what is going on in the world. Thoughtful Trustees have provided . them with a good school house, imProved desks and furmture, good apperatus, anda well-selected li_. brary. A new bell isin tion, ‘Lhe fact that. the beneficence of the State can reach such children in their solitude, and Prepare them for active life hereafter, isa beautifal thought and should strengthen the hands of those who support our system of popular education, and should found in the hearts of our children a strong attachment to their country. The Relief Hill school stands ina cluster of houses that seem sitting on the lap of a mountain, thrown into relief to the eyes of travelers miles'away on the distant ridges ranning down from the backbone of the Sierras. There are 25 puvils enrolled, under charge of Arthur Gassoway, a young but model teacher, produced by our own schools. Our gsounty should feel a laudible pride in jts corps ‘of young male teachers, 80 alive are they to their responsibilities, and so dear to them seem the interests and honor of our enterprising county. In the examination, Mary Davis, Lizzie Davis, Chas. Davis, Grant Penrose, Belle Spoouver, Wallace Penrose, Anna Penrose, Mary Penrose, and Josie Arfman, stood highest. The Lime Kila achool, ten miles below Grass Valley, in the country of limestone, clover, chapparal and For the celebration Hén. Searls was elected President of the Day, and J. G. Hartwell as Marshal. The following sub-committees were appointed : Finance—John Dunnicliff, Charles Kent, Wm. Powell. Printing—W. S. Richards, L. M. Sukeforth, A. [. Zekind. ‘ Literary and Music—E. Bond, J: Donnelly, B. N. Shoecraft, E. Muller, J, M. Walling, L J. Rolfe. — Invitation—The entire committee. Decoration—B. N. Shoecraft, G. E. Withington, B. H. Miller, G. v. Sehmittburg, L. Seibert. Procession and Hall—J. G. Hart well, T. H. Carr, J. A. Rapp, Jolin Bacigalupi, G, D. Blakey. _ Street Amusements—G. v. Schmitt burg, P. E. Hughson, J. M. Walling, achool-house is so small that it is ‘as taovable as was our State Capital in pioneer days. Different factions in the district have contended for the honor of having it set down in their midst. It is in # good location now, however, and it is hoped that it will. be allowed to remain.” + 3m —-Fourth of July . Committee. Phe Fou:th of July Committee met in Judge Robinson’ 's courtroom. Monday evening.J.G. Hartwell aaa I. J. Rolfe were put in nomination for permaMr. Hartwell was A. I. Zekind' was chosen Secretary. For Treasurer, John Dunnicliff, G. % ; Schmittburg and Mr. Rolfe were }nominated. The others declined in favor of Mr. Schmittburg, who was Niles Capt. Rapp was ‘authorized to arrange for the firing of salutes. The President and Secretary were . a instructed to issue invitations to the various societies and organizations of the county_to participate in the celeThe sub committees were requested to report at a meeting to be held uext Monday evening the amount of funds needed in their respective departments, as near as cap be ascerComplaint Dismissed. The complaint against Wm. Moon. cy has been ‘dismissed and the young man discharged . from custody. District Attorney Gaylord found that Yuba, therefore taking the case berond the jurisdiction of this court. The authorities of the latter. county. have been informed of the fact, bat ee “eat down in a. to play «few ‘social games” for. the cigars, none of them being drinking men. They fina ly” played sll the <osts on to one and he had to deliver the make: “mach difference whatA Democratic Kicker. Eprronr_Transcript—I usk alittle . — space in yonr paper fo file my objection to the cut and dried pro-. ‘gramme that some of my fellow Democrats are trying to work off on the party in Nevada county this year for the benefit, as I suppose, of acertain ring about which I may have more to say before fall. fear that all may not understand just what I refer to, I will say that the thing which excites my wrath, and which will play hob with us this Fall if'a new tack be not—takes,_ is the pressure being brought to bear to, appoint delegates to the} ‘State convention instead of to adopt the method of choosing them that all parties not run in the interests of rings do: I am a solid Demuvcrat, . but I don’t want to see our party . . sitdown on fair play any~longer.}’ ~ [We've got enough sins to answer . . for without being accused of what ’ For be if the County Central dons nok. “tamble to itDEMeCRAT. «. flash publication isaq graving with these City, Cal., escort a Bride to the Railed Tennessee fine corps will not on: ity of have the ed as Ni ean wed ew proge irgg organizing two such _ battalions. pet*tion with Louisiana belles. day, twenty-four of thesemble at the Armory on the 30th in such manner as the members may elect, It has been suggested, and sleep in the cemeteries. lins, Captain M. S. Deal, . mains are in the Broad street cemetery, and although he did not belong to Nevada Light Guard he was a soldierand diedin the éause he hadespoused. It would seem meetthatthe boys scatter some flowers on that day overthe resting place of those who have marehed on ahead. Australia Nuggets. Like the California deposits, those of Australia are of two kinds—the drift or alluvial deposits, and those found in veins or quartzrock. Gold in the drift deposits has been found in larger masses than in any other part of the world. About a hundred nuggets have been picked up in the single colony of Victoria, averaging 370 ounces in weight. Some of them weighed more than 3,000 ounces. The following is alist of the names and value.of the largest nuggets which were fonnd within a few feet of the surface : The Welcome Stranger, $47,670; nugget unnamed, $27,500; the Welcome, $46,625 ; the Heron, $20,040 ; the Blanche Batkley, $32,535.; Lady Hotham, $15,000. ee Not Guilty. The ys : ‘The valley. papers of California complain that army worms, codlin moths, Hessian flies, cut worms and all manner of -pests are hatched out of the slickens.”". We lad to hear that they are not hatched inthe slickens, which is already being held responsible for enough badness. Died at Graniteville. A man arrived gee about 12 o’clock Monday night from Grauiteville, an! yesterday morning went back with acoffin for Mrs. Fisher (he did not know her full name) who died at that place Monday. New Shooting Gallery. ‘Wesley “ Nichols has opened a new shooting gallery at the corner of Union and Main streets. Marksmen will find all the ent of the place to be first-claas. ~ Pestponed. The raffle by John Kelly, ofa cow, that was to have taken place at Young & Donnelly’s saloon on_the 24th be this pa tn fo been postponed until Saturday, July 8th. SSE Quirk’s goods have come and he will positively open on the 25th. lw Office Room ce Room For Kent. * One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent. Apply at the TRaNscrirt office. : Treat Your Teeth. desire to ae cone Ee ‘in the eacrent idane of a Mew Yéck: erpage enunder it: “The New Craze Among the Girls for Broom Brigades, “An Organizaof . tion of ‘Street Sweepers’ at Nevada way Station.” The picture ‘repre: LEMOCRATIL. sents a lot of fairdamsels as/ Joint Senator—A. B, Dibble, Cc. escort to a happy couple, the man of . W, Cross, witich bears a striking resemblance Senator—Niles Searls. to Gray of the Herald. Perhaps the illustration is prophetic in this reto New Orleans ot a of ay gaterainuent tthe: French Oper in-the overflowed districts. This which Memphis is as oH a

fathers and friends. New Orleans is Captain Terry i is drilling the “Sweet At Nevada City, Cal., the other “sweet As heretofore stated, Capt. Rapp’s military company has orders to asinstant and observe Decoration Day very properly, that in case the ladies of Nevada City will contribute some floral offerings, the boys in blue give up their present intention of having rifle. practice, and instead thereof visit the graves of the soldiers who In Pine Grove Cemetery there are buried the following who were members of the Light Guard: Brigadier General ColSergeant J. M. Rhineberger, and Privates John Moore, John Shaw, J. F. Carr and A. B. . Carley. Henry Meredith’s reVirginia City Enterprise} — nty i ls seen eal gies candidates for nomination before the approaching political conventions, There may be some intending to run who are not mentioned, and ‘itis not: probable that all whose names are given propose to become aspirants. The list . is merely a reflection of street talk : cent. less Atsembly men—S, L, Black well, N. C. Miller, J. Levy, Jolin Hussey, on the dollar T. 8. Ford, J. I. Caldwell, Assctsor—Dan. Colina. ton'é ranch Sheriff—R. D. Carter, W. Montgomery. Supt. of Schools—M. B. B Potter Frank_ Power, J. T. Wickes. . REPUBLICAN. Joint Senator—H. W. Wa'lis, W. 1 Gsotes: Chas. Kent. Senator—E. M. Preston, J. S. MeBride, S. M. Harris, E. W. Charles. Assemblymen—O. P. Stidger, Jas. Marriott, R. McMurray, Jno. Knota. Apply to ma l6-tf Sweepers” and Captain William ; Pics ib Sate the “Continental ig A. A. Smith, W. S. Edwards, Guards Broom pe Darmg Webster, intermission in, e performance County Clerk—Frank G. Beatty. of the opera ‘‘Patience” the Tennes T code. hmi seeans may try their skill in comWis. Dawe Yoo _Sohmittlrang, reasonable District Attorney—W. D. Long, G, D. Blakey, J. J. Weisenburger, Englebright. Courthouse are getting along finely lot of hammock chairs that are the very latest thing in that line. They are as cheap as they are comfortable. A few hundred acres of ground in the valleys have been. destroyed by slickens, therefore; say the anti-miners, a thousand or more homes in the mountains must beabandoned. The miners will fight for their homes. to the bitter end, and woe be to the anti-miners who interfere. Does any one believe that Sexey, McCiatchey, Ohlyer, Jewett or any of that class of men wou d have ever come to California had it not been for the hydraulic mining? In early days, on account of so many failures to work the ore, quartz mining was not thought to be a paying business and therefore nothing was done in that line. The idea of these men coming here to raise garden. sass‘ is “too ridiculous for a moment’s consid eration. » If the editor of the Bee had not overloaded his stomach at Marysville, from which he had an. attack of cramp colic, (no wonder at it when we know the kind of food the antiminers give their guests) he would have been able to follow the San Francisco committee into the moun— tains and obtain valuable information in’ regard to our mines, and would not be writing so ignorantly on the subject as he is now doing. Cath Among the medicinal means of arresting disease, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters-staids pre eminent. It checks the further progress of all disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels,.revives the vital stamina, prevents and : remedies chills and ‘fever, increases F ‘the activity of the kidneys, counteracts a. tendengy to rheumatism, and isa geniine stay and —_ to aged, infirm and nervous For dale by all = ae = ig Dealare genet Notice to a occasion. trip—Adults $1. “Wel Sade, than buy it elsewhere. Sore Wiens blame and complete stock of Gold and Sil. ver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Roger Brothers and the Midletown triple-plated Silver Ware, Gorham . ’ & Co., Silver Ware, Seth Thomas . and the New. Haven Clocks. Any thing wanted in Berg’s line of busi: j Bees you may depend upon square dealing. A large lot of Diamonds will also be closed out at the same great redaction as' mentioned above. spect. The ey reading matter . Gen. Dobie, Hamlet Davis. if ag Reap prong scien: aot accompanies the engraving: _. County Cierk—J. E. Carr, Jas. D. So, ist of what you would like to The tg craze the] White, pa m12-2w Pea Sela sacks py scr the Toca District Attorney—H, V; Reardan, Cows Wor Sale. Fresh milch cows forsale at Sut £24 tf Those premises belonging to the undersigned, half-way between Ne vada City and Grass Valley, consist. ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. ~. —P.-Sorren, ~ On Sutton’s Ranch. Mountain Ice, price, B. Gascetti, Rasch. Mrs. E. K. "Vaneline, Camptonv’l, Geo. A. Knapp, City. Fred Hudson, Grass Valley. RIEF F. H. Darnedle, do en 4 3 — San Francisco. Vari Ha rT i a t of . J. Harris, do > aes ae Pearls act 4 J. Boe ome do E, Stafford, Forest City. Those ‘‘improvements” at the My L. “Haneel, Stockton. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, business houses and families, a su perior quality of Mountain ice, at a All orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza will be promptly at” tended to. sweepers vassal @ company, in] E. W. Roberts. ‘ : mockery of its young men’s military} —Recorder—John A, Ra a28-tf J. 8, Taompson, ization, raded orms: obn A. Rapp. ___ snes ee is ay ame calico, wit broom for guns Sheriff—E. 0. Tompkins, William eEeEeEeEeeee Their last parade was to escort aj Powell, E. P, Sanford, A’ex. Sloan, HOTEL ARRIVALS. eo the railroad ‘station. Just . J. B. Conn, Thos. Mein. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. if per waiat elde mah an oveort . Supt. of Schoole—S. A. Bulinch. STANLEY A, EDDY Proprietor Assessor—A, R. Lord. » BR Bay BI 2a ese essene i Graves of Soldiers, Surveyor—J, G. Hartwell, W. F. Monpay, May 20th. under Supervisor Mills direction. Py Bank lena J. D. Fleming, Antoine Tam z Raroens, eg and Casper Fogeli have been ap‘© pointed appraisers of the estate of = lowre it’ Sierra Nani Lena Guscetti et als. ©, A. Nickson, Humboldt. L. M. Sukeforth of the Pioneer. Mrs. A.J. Putnam, San Francis.’ Furniture Store has just received a} TA. Ross, Sacramento. Ed. Rogers, Corn Beef Gulch. Erastus Bonn, Clerk. lic Pie-Nic . . —OFr— —AND— * —AT— —~ON— _—I— rs Oe ——o—— % ren 25 cents. iain ARLES MORAN, NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, STORMS’ RANCH, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1882. Train leaves at 9 o'clock. A fine Band of Music has been engaged for the &@ Arrangements have been made for all kinds of AMUSEMENTSon the jit an enjoyable occasion for all who attend. Intoxicating Liquors will be strictly prohibited on the ground. Tickets (i the raed _ChildEverybody is invited. Tickets may be obtained of the teliowing Committee of Arrangeiments f * Nevada City: HN DUNNICLIFF, FRANK NILON. * — Eee 2 2 BE H°*% PAINTERS. in his line is sold from 25 33 Per ¢ CORNER OF PINE AND are now offered for sale at GREATLY meee . ——sTooK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLO a FOR CENTLEMEN AND ‘BOYS, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, a pee -‘Trunks, Valises,. elt, etc, HAVE: Just BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM —_or—— %, CASPER, COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. tT) # Vv 7 SE These Goods have just been received from the Eastern manufactories and REDUCED RATES, O~ VV Persons in want of any. article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices be. fore making their purchases elsewhere. _ DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. K GASP rR, cor. Pine & Co WILL BE SOLD AT COST! aes W. R. COE'S, ‘BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR, COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS® N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIESTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES 1 guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality of the best workmanship, should call early and secure choice of nae as well as great bargains. My stock must be reduced to make room for my mammoth Sprfng invoice WM. R. COE, Coenen: Main and Commercial street Ne TE MINE! " WANTED. TWENTY WHITE P £ Hydraulic Miners Can Obtain Em ploymest at tine . Blue Tent Mine, Nev besa . j4ship. Apply at the itp Nevada City, May 7, 1882.-tf \ i . ISAAC & ROWE, All kinds of Graining, Paper Hanging, Glazing, Kalsomining, Wall Tinting, ete., etc. All work first-class and Prices Low. Shop in TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. h THE 8 SUPERIOR COURT.IN, AND 2 of said Superior Court, notice is to any phys ons interesta ey Se A ete semoat and on beapse sepa as evidence df the in~Do you live in this city ? aay? and second to none in the market. ib 4 Persons in want of BOOTS or SHORE WwW oy SHOW YOU tter, which. ageing coe FINE CASHMERES, ALL we PLAIDS, Which + we tion. i Special and Important. fy. Vv E> Read this through, every word, oO e Do you live five miles Do you live 10 or 20 miles away? No IT WILL PAY YoU TO COME, We DRY GoonpDs ad AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUSLY CHEAP ! No Catch Penny Game In This. No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, ‘and you will think ed you will stir about and come. VA Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we ‘shal make irresistible for every one. We intend to keep a full line of Ladies and Gent's Hosiery,” SATINS AND DRESS GooDs, WHITE SPREADS, CURTAIN MET, BROCADES, We" Q not ask large profits—we = hard: for ¢ our r money,