May 27, 1880 (4 pages)

hie Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. Ripck News. —_-—_——— County—A Fearfal Outrage Perpe anne 6 ——————— Thursday. May 27th, 1880. Fxhamation of Chinese Corpses. The State Legislature of 1878 pass‘ed a law making it necessary for Chinese to procuré a permit at a cost of ten dollars Wefore exhuming © the bones of any fellow-countryman for . . the purpose of shipping the saite to the Flowery Kingdom. A Mongo. ~ Jian was recently arrested af San _.F rantisco-for failing to observé~ the ~~ Taw, and was arrested and fined "$50. -He appealed ta the Cireuit Court, which has sustained the decision, declaring the act constitutional. ‘Here is a pointer forthe authorities of Nevada City. The Chinesequarters of . “the Boulder street « cemetery present a disgustit:g scene, Many of the bodies intétted there have subsequently béen exhumed, the bones scraped ~ “and sent away, and all the hideous relics in the way of flesh, coffirs cues, clothing, etc., left on ‘the ground. Last year some of the ~ ghouls were detected at’ this work, and fined for committing a nuisance. Under the anti-exhumation act, til! now supposed to be a_ dead-lctter law, they could have been more se: ¥erely wile with, oe “4 The Banner Mine. Although about 40,000 shares of the reagntly. incorporated Banner: quartz mine of this distrizt have been disposed of in the East, the principal owners heré are now. making an effort to withdraw the property from that market, and recommence work on the claim with the aid of local capital alone, and have instructed the New York ayent to recover the stock already issued if it ean be accomplished: by paying a reasonable bgpus. A little experience has shown that the laws of New York, under which the incov. f “poration was effected, are not so wel. calculated for speedy and effective operations as those of this State; furthermore, the Bartuer has such a good reputation thas there “Sire several moneyed mén in the Vieinity who are anxious to take hold of it with their neighbors. A Mistaken Estimate. The Stock Exchange wit, moralizes thus: The Nevada TRANS¢arPr tells how a cow walked into one of the principal hotels of that county, no ddubt mistaking thd hostelrie for a corral, Jt is astomehing what mistakes can be teade in the eatiinate. of hotels, The cow’s error was more natura’, however, than the mistake ‘of the British tourist whe invariably. deposits his brickballasted trunk at the Palace Hotel where Count Smith gets the heft ofthe bogus baggage in two minutes, end fires out the owner in one, ER ee South idahe. This mine is located about 300 yards south-east of the Idaho, and a. shaft has been sunk which strikes the ledge at adistance of 75 feet from, the surface. The ledge is about 7 or 5 feet in thickness, and carries gold and penty of ‘sulphurets. The mine is owned by Grass Valley and San Francisco parties, and’ it is understoad that a contract wiil soon be let to sink the shaft 100 feet déeper and crosscut at that point through the ledge. Theowners of the mine think they have a good property: in ~ the South Idaho.— Union. Naller Fiat Clean-up. The Sailor Flat Company, whose hydraulic mine is at B.ue Teat,came to town yesterday with $10,009 worth of bullion. ‘Tiis Wasa partial clean-up after about 4359 hours’ run ou top dirt with t,o monitors. Tle company has not yet worked any of the bed-rock in its claim, and ‘is said to havg the richest top dirt to be found anywheres in the State excepting that around Coumbia Hill, this county. ‘ win Tranapert me Thunderer: This is from the Bee of Tusaday; _A note received to-day from Gulonel Creed Haymond, who left for the __ East yesterday, says that John F. Kidder, Stipzriutendent of the Nevada Couuty Natfyw Gauge Railtoad, will place « thit ca¥ at the disposal of the City Guard ja order that they may-takethe Gotling gun ———4eNevada City. 2 trated by a Wife-beater. [From our San Juan Correspondént.} Ifailéd to send you my usual weekly badget of items bf lasb’weekbecause the first three days of the weék I was absent from town. I now send you atwo weeks report. The base ball club ismaking preparations for campargning. More weddings are on the tapis. The fools aré not all dead. The schools at this place wilb close for the term on the 4th of Juve. ~ C. Koch of Bartlett Springs is on }He will probably rémain a week. : Our merchants are placing in store an immense " stock of goods, all: of which come via the Narrow Guage. _Pic-nits.have not been very plen'tiful this season. Cause, I presume, edld weather and unexpected storms. Brother Porter’s mine, I am _ informed, dods«not ‘‘pan out” very well. He has not yet struck _ be nanza. I am sorry. I learn that A. J. Tiffany a been for the district ta take the June census of school children. cord for more than.a_week; -= People" are femarkably healthy hereabouts, and our physi¢iansare idle. So mote it ever be, The sad news cones to us that the recovery. of. V, G. Bell te. health * is hopeless. His death will be a calamity tothe people of this section of the county. A-lady from Marysyitle reached our town last week with a largestock . of millinery goods whieh she disposed of at auction. She did not strike a bonanza here: : A free tight took .place in our tuwn the other day wherein one of our merchauts gave a terrible ‘m auling toa woed-ehopper: I could not obtain the particulara. No. arrests. That terrible storm, predieted by ‘the U. 8. Sigma) Service and by San Jnan’s prophéty failed to put in appearance, ~ Krerybody was fooled this time, audroar prophet lost caste. It is reported here that the Milton ‘yand North Biocmitieht companies are . . about selling their fespective mines to New Y. ork eapibalists.'° “These mines are among the most -valusble 4 in the State. Everybody is waitins, anxiously Waiting, to see the first number of the resuscitate ‘Times, Everybody is anxious to read the Judge's: salutatory. Everybody is. anticipating a rich and racy paper and everybody may be: disappointed. )(We know some people hereabcuts. who are shaking in their boots, and well they may.-_ ES For the last several days our town has been filled with whisky amd ci-. gar drummers from San Francisco.— The pleasant weather we have been having for the last few days has induced these. drummers:te come out of their hgles, The stages from. Nevada and Marysville bring us a new batch every day. Well, some good comes of it ; they spend money freely, and that you know is a bleasing. The old ‘Tudge has rigged himself up 4 cosy little sanétuth in his building nearly opposite his brick law office. He will dispense legal matters from th» old office and give the people “gods” from the other. ‘The pluck and energy of the olf geutleman is astonishing to witness, I visited his, new printing office teday and saw.over six columns of new advertisements in type and several more on the hook. A writer whose productions appear semi-dccasionally in’ your éetemporary over the signature of U. C, complains that Judge Stidger has uot offered’a situation in the ‘Times . Office to the editor and proprieter of that weakly concern known ‘fs the Independent. J called the Judge's attention to the article, and he replied, “I would mot have the fellow work for ni¢ if he would do so a year It is @ fixed fact that the Times will. be resuscitated and” be under the control of 0. P. Stidger, Exgq., who will give us a lively paper. ‘The first issue will be about the first Saturday id June. It willbe out and removed from the second story of south sidé of Man street formerly kept as assioon by ©. Koch. It makes a nice otlice. The Joints enemies are laying the ‘‘flattering _ § . per will net he: sustained. . This does not alarm the Judge a bit, He is} ‘a visit to his friends at this place.—] or will be appointed Census Marshal . ! . His bruises and woun ‘bus lines continue, Union, Hose ho.se to a building . unction to their adtls” that his panot easily frightened. . Foot-ball is thee venting amasement for young men in N San “Juan. ‘Every evening they kick the bail about on Main street to thé great detriment of window ‘glass and lady pedestrians, it is great fun for the boys. They bg it. Even the Chinamen have become so fascinated with the same.that they started one of their own on Flume street. They play the gare somewhat different to ‘the white boys. They toss the ballup high in the air threetimesand catch it twice with the hands. On the third deseent they give it a kick with the foot. If they {is to kick it they pay a forfeit; ——— A inost terrible outrage was committed at Empire Flat, near French . Corral, one day last. week, the partivulars of which, as I--tearn them [from a reliable source,are-as follows: A man was engaged in the p‘easant past time-of beatiug his wife,not hav ing the tear of Roach’s wile beating a doctor, hearing the woman's screams, went to her assistance. He was ; warned $9 keep outef the . prem_{ ises, but being chivalrous and_in a are of light blue with a red stripe; There have been no deaths to re. drunken condition, he armed himself the caps are red, blue and gokl., with a sword or stiletto and went into the yard in‘froat at the. -housé:ap. parently with the intention of rescumg the woman from the hands of the brutal husband. The infuriated wretch and wife beater turned on the doctor and with alarye rock beat his face aid head“intéa jetlyy The-doctor is now lying in a precarious condition and gnay die. at any moment. ous and he suffers terribly. The wife beater fled the country. A man that will striké 2° woman ‘With his fist in anger or beat her witha stick or bindzeon oughtto be hang,daawn and qitartered. Me —Grass Valley Items. E. M. Preston drove over Tuesday morning from Nevada. Ww. Péysef, a c othier, was _elosed by attachments yesterday. Frank Coravana @as found a nugget in Wolf Creek.valued at $29 _ Frank Beattyand A. A. Mulloy returned Tuesday. night from below. The opposition between the two ~The fareis down. to:25 cents,At aumeeting held at. ths Town Hall-in Grass Va‘ley-Tuesday evening to take the necessary steps towards celebrating the. .Fourth of July, T. Lloyd was elected 'resident, E. W. Biaek; Seeretary. The President stated that the object of the meeting was to aseertain the feeling of the citizens as to whether’ they would celebrite the coming Fourth. of July, after which the following committees were appointed : ARRANGEMMENTS— Daniel Collins, 'Gale Compton, 8. H. Dille, W. H. Montgomery, $M. Harris. and’ J. . L. Coombs. Finance-—-W. H. Mitchell, Dd. Binkleman, D. Meayher, “A. ' B. Bra. dy, Wm. Dawes, Jas. Keathle Decorations —8, H, Dilk . Gill is, P. Brunstetter, Jas. Poll Lrrerary—E, W. Roberts, 8S. M. Harris, Con Taylor, E. Coleman, C. H. Mitchell. f Invrratiov—J. Ho” “Maddrill, Al. laa Jas. Orr,.P, “H, Paynter, . E. Cinch, geserre oil M. Harris, W.; C. Joues, Kal. Appleton, Win. . Dawe, E. A. Roberts, A C, Coleman. The meeting adjourmed to meet next Thursday night at 8 P. Mm. at which time the different committees were t sSperped to report. — oe ~~ “gdm and Rat” ’ A new source of amusement has been developed in Nevada City. Lovers of racing make up a purse of 2 cents and a soda cracker. A érowd ‘of boys are started around the bloek and “the one who makesthe circuit quickest is given the cracker immediately on his arrival, If he eats it before ahy of the other contestants get there, he receives the stake of two bits. Sometimes the. The V Flume Company took 24 head of oxen inte the woods Tuesday and will get the eaw mill started this week. The Cowpany expects to turn out front 2,000,000 to 3,000, . & and other. points, Candidate for Congress, The Secramento Be Bee says: Hon Niles Searls, of Nevada, is reported b many leading Democrats to be a candidate for Congress in this Distries. law before his-eyes._—A‘Frenchman, 1 . fitof the City “Guard are to arrive . are muiner. youngsters come down the home Jacob Naffuiger, Proprietor. stretch to find that the man with Pat , ees CS 3 the monéy and cracker has sud: fs a a, og A phy gaa deuly called toanother part of the. E Jatobs San 388 do city. The rules of the race make no. .PC do JW do provisions for the last emergency, f Alexander do ie Oe aes Franci ’ W Plane Mill, Mrs McDermott Vi Ci W Owens Grass Valley . 000 feet of lumber the present seaGrass Carle Grass sou, for which a B sheared al D Willams Brune ak wie ‘found hereabouts J Me at Smarter ille THE TARGET PRACTICE. . Preparing to Receive the Sacramento Company—The Band’s New -Untform—General Notes of Interest. The City Guard of Ainkectnin; prac:ice at the Rifle Grounds near this city in conjunction with Nevada Light Guard, will arrive at—6:15 o'clock a. M. to-morrow. The home . gompany with its band will meet the capitol city boys at the depot and escort themto the armory, after which breakfast will be partaken of. At 10 o'clock the two companies will reassemble-and proceed to the field for target’ practice. During . the day the guid medat offerediby the: citizens of Nevada will be shot for State Burns has alse offered another prive. A Oi, whieb will be conThesew _aniforms—ineourse—of . . jimenafacture for the Light Guard "Band, unddér Mr. Elser’s leac lership, will present a very striking appear. ance; The coats are “ot “dari” ‘blae cloth cut.ala swallow-tail and to conform to those worn hy the National Guard of Connecticut, with {red and gold trimmings; the pants € The tents and aceompanying out‘to-day. In case the Weather is nét too cold for camplife the’ canvass will probably be pitched on the vacant lot near the corner of Boulder street and Park Avenue, Their arms will be stacked at Brown & Morgan’s Hall. Arrangements are to be made, if agreeable, by the Light Guardsothat their guests can attend the Good Templars’ picnic at Storms’ Ranch. next Saturday. Our citizens may have the pleasure of sevinz a dress parade by the visiting and home military oryauizations on Saturday evening next. Every member.of Captain Rapp’s Company who is absent or fails to shoot will be marked with misses. The Sacramento Compa will return home Sunday. : + Oe —_—, A Long Drank. ~~ A woodchopperas slender as a pine . ' sapling and measuring six feet three inches without his boots’ on, after several days of spreeing around town found himself in front of the Nacionee: al Hotel yesterday afternoon. He was so diumk that he thought the planked street was the Yuba river ami thatthe flag-po'e was a tree growing on ite’banks. He concluded to take a swim, by have undressed and hung his clothes on the sidewalk if he could have kept hig balance long enough ; to find where the buttons on his coat were located. Marshal Baldridge escorted him to the City Prison. eee = Ser Exhibiting 2 Deadly Weapea. Frank Battis aad E.B,,.Thomas had a slight difficulty in front of the latter’s réstaarasit Monday night, during which it ig (alleged Battis drew a pistol. Thomas had him arrested On acliarge of exhibiting « deadly weapon. . He pleaded guilty before Judge R:bingon yesterday aftethoon, and was fined $20 meluding the costs. — ~~» re Youaty Recorder's Business. The fol: owing dosaménits were ‘filedin the County Recorder’s office for the week eliditty « “yeeterday: deeds, 1 power of attorney, 2 ane. : ns THE chien Sean. f ~ NEVADA OrrY, CAL, J McKinney Lake Cit Yesterday’ s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Fearsen, Preprictor. ee en 1880, te Edward N and Wife, Grass Vall 7 which will hold its annnal. target} return of real and personal property ; . favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. _ co. His stock of Candies and Nats and would proba-. Ready for a Break. ficers ine on him uwawares, aga while one optessed a cocked pistol against the side of his head another Cinced the handcuff on him, and he haa to surrender or die. It was an$i ipated from aremark which he let paren the other day that he would. attempt to escape when he was taken into the Court for sentence yesterday norpiny. “He is as powerful as ‘reckless, and the Sheriff wisely _removed the pus-ibility of his playing . auch’a trick Py having.Cornty Clerk ‘Carr, hisdeputy “Bil” Adams and Marshal Baldridge in the room 80 that hé wonld not have ‘a single_L banded fight if the Spirit made op hhis ‘mind to take himself eff. 12 Judge's presenee, but evidently com> prehending that. the au horities were ing an attempt toget away. When he is safely w oavalis of San Quettin the pape: wii breathe . . amen. “The Mountain Spirit” swore before he was arrested for the erimes } that he has just been sentencedfor’ . by J an Caldwell that no man could * _Ayer’s Sarsapariila, For oe -the _ BloogThis of the vegetable a alteratives. Sar. : G saparilla, Dock, : Z santa and y> Mantrake, with 2 = the lodides $f 1 . Potash and Trew makesa most et. LUN ficient cure of ¢ series of complaints which are very preva. lent and afflicting. It purifies the blood’ purges out. the turking humors in the &Y5tem, that undtrmine health and. settle -inty troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the-appearance on the surface of humors. that should be éxpellec from the blood: * J: ternal deren, gements r2‘the determination of these same hurmors-to some Miternal orgat. Or organs, whose action they derange, : andi whose substance they disease and de: on-their guard-refrained. from. mak-~. istroy. Ayer’s Sarsaparilia expels these humors from. the blood. “When they ae” Te gone. the disorders: they produce disappear, such as ULCER ATIONS oF THK Liver, Srowacn, Kipweys: -Lénés. Envrtionsasp Excenox prisoner. cast several glantts AY thet Piseases OF THe, Skix, St. ANTHOXT's Finr,_ doors “and Windows while in the! Rose on Enysiriyas, Pimrirs, Puert "LER, Buorcues, Borns, Tumors, Terrer: axp Sie Recs, Scaty Hean, Rive Wor, Uicers anp Sones, Rreesatism, NEveaoink. Pine tne Boxes, Sipg ann HeAv, Fewate THE DAILY: -NEVABA-CITY rns Briet ? a Superior Coar’ this morning. They now ¢é mountain oyster The City [rast 3 Board of Equali. Eustis & Subef some new del. ver; A. J, Turner is . im his hydrau.ice with good results A band of sere yesidents of Broat fine music nighe . Hon. A.A. Sa night before last. several days look s interests. John L Cashin ¢ visiting some of . this city. Mrs, Dr To Mt “WEAKNESS, STERHATY, LECOREN®« AnigiNa FYROM. INTERNAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE: bisBASES, Dropvsy. Drsrersta.“EmMactAtiox axp fos ‘Coxamissioned by the Gov ernor. Dr, H. 8. Welch; of thigcity—has+ been commiissioned as Major ard Sarzeon_of the Bst_Artiilery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, CaliterniaMilitia, bg Gov. Perkins. ee Natiee to Vax-Poy ers. IF am_pow engaged in assessing the property of Nevada Township, and besides calling upon Taxpayers for statemenws of their property, and will make my headqmartérs at the Assessor'’s office in the Court House, where lists may be returned to me, All taxpayers are required to make a owned by them at 12 o’clock noon, i on the first Monday-of March, 1880. aplsuf. ——_—-~—-> 0 @ — -— The Palace Ciazar Stere. ALEX. ZEKIN!), baeconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic ( ‘igars, of the choicest brands. are choice and fresh; and his prices GESE”’ AL . DESILITY. heath: returns. PrEPARED RY With their departure arrived here nig! “will spend the S aud this city. Tuesday eveni ery Was arres$ed DRS. C. AYER & €0., Lowell, Mass. © Soup BY ALL Dxveorsts_ AND DEALERS tx MFEDIGINE. ES “Notice to: . Creditors . Diaries te John I Dp. Ja levees, deceased. oe ‘4 tice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executriz of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having elaims against the estate of the said John D. James, deceased, to exhibit the same, with the riteessary vouchers, within four months from the first publication of this uotice to the undersigned at ber residence in Birehville, iu Nev County, State of California. Dated Nevada City, May 26th, 1880. ANN ‘JAMES, Executrix of the Estate of John D. James, Deceased, ma26-4w Johnson & Cross Att’ys for Executrix. are + oe sacbatecse in a We toh HYMAN P : DANIEL COLLINe, a o @ County Assessor. = *o = : £2 = i ae : _ @ the popular toz : = oe So = Aiso allthe. * e Sc } = aa oo —/ . a boo — = 5 =3 -—3 tt La ue 3 = . . ee rcscemmceyeias . —— — aE BROS. We have just received an . IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN « in our line consisting of Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, Cassimeres, Cheviots, of all grades. IN. MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’s, A complete line of DUSTERS, in Mohair and Linen, Tn our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very latest styles. Valises and Satchels. #27 Our facilities for purchasing are unsurpasee-t. the principal markets enables us to SELL.GOODS AT LOWER RATES SPECIALTY—Mens’ Boots: and Lasdies Shoes, Tranks, THAN CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. © ¢277In order to convince yourselves call at our establishment. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. S. MILITARY BALL, HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA city, ‘. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28th, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF COMPANY A., Company C©., Nevana Light Guano, ‘IN HONOR-OF THE VISIT TO THIS CITY OF CITY GUARD, (OF SACRAMEN TO.) Corporal D. B. Getchell, Corporal A. RECEPTION Lieut. Geo. A. Gray, Sergeant J. Corpora. c. Cc. Weisenborger, Private Jas. F. Carr, Private Wm. G. Stiles. Pee eee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee Dering ths Rewtiug the. Sawiuenis’ Cale y will give an EEIEITION DRL. MUSIC BY THE REGIMENTAL L BAND of the First Artillery Regiment. ——=—-——— ---FLOOR MANAGER Captain J. A. Rapp. FLOOR COMMITTEE-Lieut. J. J: Weisenberger, Sergeant J. C. Rich, Corporal Geo. A. Nibell,~ ~ H. Wa'rath, Private John Mitchell, COMMITTEE--C. Rich, Sergeant Alex. Sloan, . 33m > Having a resident-in-. ridge for ex posw trial was set: for _ Misses Mamie tie Murehie, Wh: tendance at Mre “ter’s seminary, Mateo, came hot to spend the vac ‘The Mountain Peter Dalton: Spirit,” convicts Court last week bing LHorton, rob John Peare appeared for morning. _ His . a new trial in’ 1 motion was Ove! « bery he was sen oned in the Sta of 20 years, and “Tob 14 years. speech, claimin, for the prosecut ly, that a feeli had been’ dis; throughout th that he could re “alibi tad crtai pened. He co for several min everybody pres ing he succeede Court and spect ty. He will be Sheriff to-day. a Notar Governor Ps the following n vada county: side at Grass’'V to reside at Sw The Lut The Palace D open this morn latest style Dre: tasa Buntings, . also trimmings . Mr. Rosenber from the City chased another. Must be sold New style Dre “Tings a speci Dry Goods Sto tf Candies Mrs. Eckart choice candies, She is supplyin clusively, and whatever wit} Picnics and pai rates and on sb orders at Alex residence oppor _— Ladies Just arrived for a ' short tim elegant stock o Children’s trin nets of the lat trimmed Hats $2.50 and upw untrimmed Shi stock. Commer Thawscuirr of Kuxcexsro ‘l Exchange £ ing to

hie Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. Ripck News. —_-—_——— County—A Fearfal Outrage Perpe anne 6 ——————— Thursday. May 27th, 1880. Fxhamation of Chinese Corpses. The State Legislature of 1878 pass‘ed a law making it necessary for Chinese to procuré a permit at a cost of ten dollars Wefore exhuming © the bones of any fellow-countryman for . . the purpose of shipping the saite to the Flowery Kingdom. A Mongo. ~ Jian was recently arrested af San _.F rantisco-for failing to observé~ the ~~ Taw, and was arrested and fined "$50. -He appealed ta the Cireuit Court, which has sustained the decision, declaring the act constitutional. ‘Here is a pointer forthe authorities of Nevada City.. The Chinesequarters of . “the Boulder street « cemetery present a disgustit:g scene, Many of the bodies intétted there have subsequently béen exhumed, the bones scraped ~ “and sent away, and all the hideous relics in the way of flesh, coffirs cues, clothing, etc., left on ‘the ground. Last year some of the ~ ghouls were detected at’ this work, and fined for committing a nuisance. Under the anti-exhumation act, til! now supposed to be a_ dead-lctter law, they could have been more se: ¥erely wile with, oe “4 The Banner Mine. Although about 40,000 shares of the reagntly. incorporated Banner: quartz mine of this distrizt have been disposed of in the East, the principal owners heré are now. making an effort to withdraw the property from that market, and recommence work on the claim with the aid of local capital alone, and have instructed the New York ayent to recover the stock already issued if it ean be accomplished: by paying a reasonable bgpus. A little experience has shown that the laws of New York, under which the incov. f “poration was effected, are not so wel. calculated for speedy and effective operations as those of this State; furthermore, the Bartuer has such a good reputation thas there “Sire several moneyed mén in the Vieinity who are anxious to take hold of it with their neighbors. A Mistaken Estimate. The Stock Exchange wit, moralizes thus: The Nevada TRANS¢arPr tells how a cow walked into one of the principal hotels of that county, no ddubt mistaking thd hostelrie for a corral, Jt is astomehing what mistakes can be teade in the eatiinate. of hotels, The cow’s error was more natura’, however, than the mistake ‘of the British tourist whe invariably. deposits his brickballasted trunk at the Palace Hotel where Count Smith gets the heft ofthe bogus baggage in two minutes, end fires out the owner in one, ER ee South idahe. This mine is located about 300 yards south-east of the Idaho, and a. shaft has been sunk which strikes the ledge at adistance of 75 feet from, the surface. The ledge is about 7 or 5 feet in thickness, and carries gold and penty of ‘sulphurets. The mine is owned by Grass Valley and San Francisco parties, and’ it is understoad that a contract wiil soon be let to sink the shaft 100 feet déeper and crosscut at that point through the ledge. Theowners of the mine think they have a good property: in ~ the South Idaho.— Union. Naller Fiat Clean-up. The Sailor Flat Company, whose hydraulic mine is at B.ue Teat,came to town yesterday with $10,009 worth of bullion. ‘Tiis Wasa partial clean-up after about 4359 hours’ run ou top dirt with t,o monitors. Tle company has not yet worked any of the bed-rock in its claim, and ‘is said to havg the richest top dirt to be found anywheres in the State excepting that around Coumbia Hill, this county. ‘ win Tranapert me Thunderer: This is from the Bee of Tusaday; _A note received to-day from Gulonel Creed Haymond, who left for the __ East yesterday, says that John F. Kidder, Stipzriutendent of the Nevada Couuty Natfyw Gauge Railtoad, will place « thit ca¥ at the disposal of the City Guard ja order that they may-takethe Gotling gun ———4eNevada City. 2 trated by a Wife-beater. [From our San Juan Correspondént.} Ifailéd to send you my usual weekly badget of items bf lasb’weekbecause the first three days of the weék I was absent from town. I now send you atwo weeks report. The base ball club ismaking preparations for campargning. More weddings are on the tapis. The fools aré not all dead. The schools at this place wilb close for the term on the 4th of Juve. ~ C. Koch of Bartlett Springs is on }He will probably rémain a week. : Our merchants are placing in store an immense " stock of goods, all: of which come via the Narrow Guage. _Pic-nits.have not been very plen'tiful this season. Cause, I presume, edld weather and unexpected storms. Brother Porter’s mine, I am _ informed, dods«not ‘‘pan out” very well. He has not yet struck _ be nanza. I am sorry. I learn that A. J. Tiffany a been for the district ta take the June census of school children. cord for more than.a_week; -= People" are femarkably healthy hereabouts, and our physi¢iansare idle. So mote it ever be, The sad news cones to us that the recovery. of. V, G. Bell te. health * is hopeless. His death will be a calamity tothe people of this section of the county. A-lady from Marysyitle reached our town last week with a largestock . of millinery goods whieh she disposed of at auction. She did not strike a bonanza here: : A free tight took .place in our tuwn the other day wherein one of our merchauts gave a terrible ‘m auling toa woed-ehopper: I could not obtain the particulara. No. arrests. That terrible storm, predieted by ‘the U. 8. Sigma) Service and by San Jnan’s prophéty failed to put in appearance, ~ Krerybody was fooled this time, audroar prophet lost caste. It is reported here that the Milton ‘yand North Biocmitieht companies are . . about selling their fespective mines to New Y. ork eapibalists.'° “These mines are among the most -valusble 4 in the State. Everybody is waitins, anxiously Waiting, to see the first number of the resuscitate ‘Times, Everybody is anxious to read the Judge's: salutatory. Everybody is. anticipating a rich and racy paper and everybody may be: disappointed. )(We know some people hereabcuts. who are shaking in their boots, and well they may.-_ ES For the last several days our town has been filled with whisky amd ci-. gar drummers from San Francisco.— The pleasant weather we have been having for the last few days has induced these. drummers:te come out of their hgles, The stages from. Nevada and Marysville bring us a new batch every day. Well, some good comes of it ; they spend money freely, and that you know is a bleasing. The old ‘Tudge has rigged himself up 4 cosy little sanétuth in his building nearly opposite his brick law office. He will dispense legal matters from th» old office and give the people “gods” from the other. ‘The pluck and energy of the olf geutleman is astonishing to witness, I visited his, new printing office teday and saw.over six columns of new advertisements in type and several more on the hook. A writer whose productions appear semi-dccasionally in’ your éetemporary over the signature of U. C, complains that Judge Stidger has uot offered’a situation in the ‘Times . Office to the editor and proprieter of that weakly concern known ‘fs the Independent. J called the Judge's attention to the article, and he replied, “I would mot have the fellow work for ni¢ if he would do so a year It is @ fixed fact that the Times will. be resuscitated and” be under the control of 0. P. Stidger, Exgq., who will give us a lively paper. ‘The first issue will be about the first Saturday id June. It willbe out and removed from the second story of south sidé of Man street formerly kept as assioon by ©. Koch. It makes a nice otlice. The Joints enemies are laying the ‘‘flattering _ § . per will net he: sustained. . This does not alarm the Judge a bit, He is} ‘a visit to his friends at this place.—] or will be appointed Census Marshal . ! . His bruises and woun ‘bus lines continue, Union, Hose ho.se to a building . unction to their adtls” that his panot easily frightened. . Foot-ball is thee venting amasement for young men in N San “Juan. ‘Every evening they kick the bail about on Main street to thé great detriment of window ‘glass and lady pedestrians, it is great fun for the boys. They bg it. Even the Chinamen have become so fascinated with the same.that they started one of their own on Flume street. They play the gare somewhat different to ‘the white boys. They toss the ballup high in the air threetimesand catch it twice with the hands. On the third deseent they give it a kick with the foot. If they {is to kick it they pay a forfeit; ——— A inost terrible outrage was committed at Empire Flat, near French . Corral, one day last. week, the partivulars of which, as I--tearn them [from a reliable source,are-as follows: A man was engaged in the p‘easant past time-of beatiug his wife,not hav ing the tear of Roach’s wile beating a doctor, hearing the woman's screams, went to her assistance. He was ; warned $9 keep outef the . prem_{ ises, but being chivalrous and_in a are of light blue with a red stripe; There have been no deaths to re. drunken condition, he armed himself the caps are red, blue and gokl., with a sword or stiletto and went into the yard in‘froat at the. -housé:ap. parently with the intention of rescumg the woman from the hands of the brutal husband. The infuriated wretch and wife beater turned on the doctor and with alarye rock beat his face aid head“intéa jetlyy The-doctor is now lying in a precarious condition and gnay die. at any moment. ous and he suffers terribly. The wife beater fled the country.. A man that will striké 2° woman ‘With his fist in anger or beat her witha stick or bindzeon oughtto be hang,daawn and qitartered. Me —Grass Valley Items. E. M. Preston drove over Tuesday morning from Nevada. Ww. Péysef, a c othier, was _elosed by attachments yesterday. Frank Coravana @as found a nugget in Wolf Creek.valued at $29 _ Frank Beattyand A. A. Mulloy returned Tuesday. night from below. The opposition between the two ~The fareis down. to:25 cents,At aumeeting held at. ths Town Hall-in Grass Va‘ley-Tuesday evening to take the necessary steps towards celebrating the. .Fourth of July, T. Lloyd was elected 'resident, E. W. Biaek; Seeretary. The President stated that the object of the meeting was to aseertain the feeling of the citizens as to whether’ they would celebrite the coming Fourth. of July, after which the following committees were appointed : ARRANGEMMENTS— Daniel Collins, 'Gale Compton, 8. H. Dille, W. H. Montgomery, $M. Harris. and’ J. . L. Coombs. Finance-—-W. H. Mitchell, Dd. Binkleman, D. Meayher, “A. ' B. Bra. dy, Wm. Dawes, Jas. Keathle Decorations —8, H, Dilk . Gill is, P. Brunstetter, Jas. Poll Lrrerary—E, W. Roberts, 8S. M. Harris, Con Taylor, E. Coleman, C. H. Mitchell. f Invrratiov—J. Ho” “Maddrill, Al. laa Jas. Orr,.P, “H, Paynter, . E. Cinch, geserre oil M. Harris, W.; C. Joues, Kal. Appleton, Win. . Dawe, E. A. Roberts, A C, Coleman. The meeting adjourmed to meet next Thursday night at 8 P. Mm. at which time the different committees were t sSperped to report. — oe ~~ “gdm and Rat” ’ A new source of amusement has been developed in Nevada City. Lovers of racing make up a purse of 2 cents and a soda cracker. A érowd ‘of boys are started around the bloek and “the one who makesthe circuit quickest is given the cracker immediately on his arrival, If he eats it before ahy of the other contestants get there, he receives the stake of two bits. Sometimes the. The V Flume Company took 24 head of oxen inte the woods Tuesday and will get the eaw mill started this week. The Cowpany expects to turn out front 2,000,000 to 3,000, . & and other. points, Candidate for Congress, The Secramento Be Bee says: Hon Niles Searls, of Nevada, is reported b many leading Democrats to be a candidate for Congress in this Distries. law before his-eyes._—A‘Frenchman, 1 . fitof the City “Guard are to arrive . are muiner. youngsters come down the home Jacob Naffuiger, Proprietor. stretch to find that the man with Pat , ees CS 3 the monéy and cracker has sud: fs a a, og A phy gaa deuly called toanother part of the. E Jatobs San 388 do city. The rules of the race make no. .PC do JW do provisions for the last emergency, f Alexander do ie Oe aes Franci ’ W Plane Mill, Mrs McDermott Vi Ci W Owens Grass Valley . 000 feet of lumber the present seaGrass Carle Grass sou, for which a B sheared al D Willams Brune ak wie ‘found hereabouts J Me at Smarter ille THE TARGET PRACTICE. . Preparing to Receive the Sacramento Company—The Band’s New -Untform—General Notes of Interest. The City Guard of Ainkectnin; prac:ice at the Rifle Grounds near this city in conjunction with Nevada Light Guard, will arrive at—6:15 o'clock a. M. to-morrow. The home . gompany with its band will meet the capitol city boys at the depot and escort themto the armory, after which breakfast will be partaken of. At 10 o'clock the two companies will reassemble-and proceed to the field for target’ practice. During . the day the guid medat offerediby the: citizens of Nevada will be shot for State Burns has alse offered another prive. A Oi, whieb will be conThesew _aniforms—ineourse—of . . jimenafacture for the Light Guard "Band, unddér Mr. Elser’s leac lership, will present a very striking appear. ance; The coats are “ot “dari” ‘blae cloth cut.ala swallow-tail and to conform to those worn hy the National Guard of Connecticut, with

{red and gold trimmings; the pants € The tents and aceompanying out‘to-day. In case the Weather is nét too cold for camplife the’ canvass will probably be pitched on the vacant lot near the corner of Boulder street and Park Avenue, Their arms will be stacked at Brown & Morgan’s Hall. Arrangements are to be made, if agreeable, by the Light Guardsothat their guests can attend the Good Templars’ picnic at Storms’ Ranch. next Saturday. Our citizens may have the pleasure of sevinz a dress parade by the visiting and home military oryauizations on Saturday evening next. Every member.of Captain Rapp’s Company who is absent or fails to shoot will be marked with misses. The Sacramento Compa will return home Sunday. : + Oe —_—, A Long Drank. ~~ A woodchopperas slender as a pine . ' sapling and measuring six feet three inches without his boots’ on, after several days of spreeing around town found himself in front of the Nacionee: al Hotel yesterday afternoon. He was so diumk that he thought the planked street was the Yuba river ami thatthe flag-po'e was a tree growing on ite’banks. He concluded to take a swim, by have undressed and hung his clothes on the sidewalk if he could have kept hig balance long enough ; to find where the buttons on his coat were located. Marshal Baldridge escorted him to the City Prison. eee = Ser Exhibiting 2 Deadly Weapea. Frank Battis aad E.B,,.Thomas had a slight difficulty in front of the latter’s réstaarasit Monday night, during which it ig (alleged Battis drew a pistol. Thomas had him arrested On acliarge of exhibiting « deadly weapon. . He pleaded guilty before Judge R:bingon yesterday aftethoon, and was fined $20 meluding the costs. — ~~» re Youaty Recorder's Business. The fol: owing dosaménits were ‘filedin the County Recorder’s office for the week eliditty « “yeeterday: deeds, 1 power of attorney, 2 ane. : ns THE chien Sean. f ~ NEVADA OrrY, CAL, J McKinney Lake Cit Yesterday’ s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Fearsen, Preprictor. ee en 1880, te Edward N and Wife, Grass Vall 7 which will hold its annnal. target} return of real and personal property ; . favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. _ co. His stock of Candies and Nats and would proba-. Ready for a Break. ficers ine on him uwawares, aga while one optessed a cocked pistol against the side of his head another Cinced the handcuff on him, and he haa to surrender or die. It was an$i ipated from aremark which he let paren the other day that he would. attempt to escape when he was taken into the Court for sentence yesterday norpiny. “He is as powerful as ‘reckless, and the Sheriff wisely _removed the pus-ibility of his playing . auch’a trick Py having.Cornty Clerk ‘Carr, hisdeputy “Bil” Adams and Marshal Baldridge in the room 80 that hé wonld not have ‘a single_L banded fight if the Spirit made op hhis ‘mind to take himself eff. 12 Judge's presenee, but evidently com> prehending that. the au horities were ing an attempt toget away. When he is safely w oavalis of San Quettin the pape: wii breathe . . amen. “The Mountain Spirit” swore before he was arrested for the erimes } that he has just been sentencedfor’ . by J an Caldwell that no man could * _Ayer’s Sarsapariila, For oe -the _ BloogThis of the vegetable a alteratives. Sar. : G saparilla, Dock, : Z santa and y> Mantrake, with 2 = the lodides $f 1 . Potash and Trew makesa most et. LUN ficient cure of ¢ series of complaints which are very preva. lent and afflicting. It purifies the blood’ purges out. the turking humors in the &Y5tem, that undtrmine health and. settle -inty troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the-appearance on the surface of humors. that should be éxpellec from the blood: * J: ternal deren, gements r2‘the determination of these same hurmors-to some Miternal orgat. Or organs, whose action they derange, : andi whose substance they disease and de: on-their guard-refrained. from. mak-~. istroy. Ayer’s Sarsaparilia expels these humors from. the blood. “When they ae” Te gone. the disorders: they produce disappear, such as ULCER ATIONS oF THK Liver, Srowacn, Kipweys: -Lénés. Envrtionsasp Excenox prisoner. cast several glantts AY thet Piseases OF THe, Skix, St. ANTHOXT's Finr,_ doors “and Windows while in the! Rose on Enysiriyas, Pimrirs, Puert "LER, Buorcues, Borns, Tumors, Terrer: axp Sie Recs, Scaty Hean, Rive Wor, Uicers anp Sones, Rreesatism, NEveaoink. Pine tne Boxes, Sipg ann HeAv, Fewate THE DAILY: -NEVABA-CITY rns Briet ? a Superior Coar’ this morning. They now ¢é mountain oyster The City [rast 3 Board of Equali. Eustis & Subef some new del. ver; A. J, Turner is . im his hydrau.ice with good results A band of sere yesidents of Broat fine music nighe . Hon. A.A. Sa night before last. several days look s interests. John L Cashin ¢ visiting some of . this city. Mrs, Dr To Mt “WEAKNESS, STERHATY, LECOREN®« AnigiNa FYROM. INTERNAL ULCERATION AND UTERINE: bisBASES, Dropvsy. Drsrersta.“EmMactAtiox axp fos ‘Coxamissioned by the Gov ernor. Dr, H. 8. Welch; of thigcity—has+ been commiissioned as Major ard Sarzeon_of the Bst_Artiilery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, CaliterniaMilitia, bg Gov. Perkins. ee Natiee to Vax-Poy ers. IF am_pow engaged in assessing the property of Nevada Township, and besides calling upon Taxpayers for statemenws of their property, and will make my headqmartérs at the Assessor'’s office in the Court House, where lists may be returned to me, All taxpayers are required to make a owned by them at 12 o’clock noon, i on the first Monday-of March, 1880. aplsuf. ——_—-~—-> 0 @ — -— The Palace Ciazar Stere. ALEX. ZEKIN!), baeconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic ( ‘igars, of the choicest brands. are choice and fresh; and his prices GESE”’ AL . DESILITY. heath: returns. PrEPARED RY With their departure arrived here nig! “will spend the S aud this city. Tuesday eveni ery Was arres$ed DRS. C. AYER & €0., Lowell, Mass. © Soup BY ALL Dxveorsts_ AND DEALERS tx MFEDIGINE. ES “Notice to: . Creditors . Diaries te John I Dp. Ja levees, deceased. oe ‘4 tice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executriz of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having elaims against the estate of the said John D. James, deceased, to exhibit the same, with the riteessary vouchers, within four months from the first publication of this uotice to the undersigned at ber residence in Birehville, iu Nev County, State of California. Dated Nevada City, May 26th, 1880. ANN ‘JAMES, Executrix of the Estate of John D. James, Deceased, ma26-4w Johnson & Cross Att’ys for Executrix. are + oe sacbatecse in a We toh HYMAN P : DANIEL COLLINe, a o @ County Assessor. = *o = : £2 = i ae : _ @ the popular toz : = oe So = Aiso allthe. * e Sc } = aa oo —/ . a boo — = 5 =3 -—3 tt La ue 3 = . . ee rcscemmceyeias . —— — aE BROS. We have just received an . IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN « in our line consisting of Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, Cassimeres, Cheviots, of all grades. IN. MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’s, A complete line of DUSTERS, in Mohair and Linen, Tn our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very latest styles. Valises and Satchels. #27 Our facilities for purchasing are unsurpasee-t. the principal markets enables us to SELL.GOODS AT LOWER RATES SPECIALTY—Mens’ Boots: and Lasdies Shoes, Tranks, THAN CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. © ¢277In order to convince yourselves call at our establishment. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. S. MILITARY BALL, HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA city, ‘. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28th, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF COMPANY A., Company C©., Nevana Light Guano, ‘IN HONOR-OF THE VISIT TO THIS CITY OF CITY GUARD, (OF SACRAMEN TO.) Corporal D. B. Getchell, Corporal A. RECEPTION Lieut. Geo. A. Gray, Sergeant J. Corpora. c. Cc. Weisenborger, Private Jas. F. Carr, Private Wm. G. Stiles. Pee eee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee Dering ths Rewtiug the. Sawiuenis’ Cale y will give an EEIEITION DRL. MUSIC BY THE REGIMENTAL L BAND of the First Artillery Regiment. ——=—-——— ---FLOOR MANAGER Captain J. A. Rapp. FLOOR COMMITTEE-Lieut. J. J: Weisenberger, Sergeant J. C. Rich, Corporal Geo. A. Nibell,~ ~ H. Wa'rath, Private John Mitchell, COMMITTEE--C. Rich, Sergeant Alex. Sloan, . 33m > Having a resident-in-. ridge for ex posw trial was set: for _ Misses Mamie tie Murehie, Wh: tendance at Mre “ter’s seminary, Mateo, came hot to spend the vac ‘The Mountain Peter Dalton: Spirit,” convicts Court last week bing LHorton, rob John Peare appeared for morning. _ His . a new trial in’ 1 motion was Ove! « bery he was sen oned in the Sta of 20 years, and “Tob 14 years. speech, claimin, for the prosecut ly, that a feeli had been’ dis; throughout th that he could re “alibi tad crtai pened. He co for several min everybody pres ing he succeede Court and spect ty. He will be Sheriff to-day. a Notar Governor Ps the following n vada county: side at Grass’'V to reside at Sw The Lut The Palace D open this morn latest style Dre: tasa Buntings, . also trimmings . Mr. Rosenber from the City chased another. Must be sold New style Dre “Tings a speci Dry Goods Sto tf Candies Mrs. Eckart choice candies, She is supplyin clusively, and whatever wit} Picnics and pai rates and on sb orders at Alex residence oppor _— Ladies Just arrived for a ' short tim elegant stock o Children’s trin nets of the lat trimmed Hats $2.50 and upw untrimmed Shi stock. Commer Thawscuirr of Kuxcexsro ‘l Exchange £ ing to