May 29, 1880 (4 pages)

tow! ae : é oS New 7 _Swhft on the “chal ng.” Parlor Oyster, Confectionery and A 2 ANGET PRACTICE. “ D, Hestoh! 2.00. 9] Dan sw ngang. yer’s” Sires ariilahe Dail i Transcript, — oot “. aon a lee Cream Saloon, Pn ble abies The Annual Sheot of the Sacramen-. « TL, Stofall...-.12, ee cae ie h @yst ise C 3 ari ying the: Blood, to and Nevada City Compantes at ae. 2 —P. We, Stévenseo se. esas ]2. sistent attempts of the Transcripr resp eystera, ice rea a “NEVADA ciTY, cautroniia. Saturday May 29th, 1880. srncearernn aohewe Mr. Swift awe the Clintniane. In another column will be found 4 * stirring protest agaist the TRANscript's agitation in favor of working a certain class of County Jail, "prisoners, The writer, ery to his usual enstom, “‘slops over” toa ridiculous @xtent ‘in presenting his views ov this subject. sions are founded on certain , contin= gencits that are neither wished “for nor sought in the efforts being made to secure the organization of a chain_fang, "No person who understands —the matter thorough y and is Swillag-] to discuss it fairly assumes that starving women who are driven 10 the extremity of stealing bread, de‘eant Mon who take a drop too much of “the craythur”. and unluckily stumble into an. officer’s clutches,. or > any of the more ‘respectable offend: ; 2d «JL J. Weisenberger.18 . put to work under this dispensation, . lst Sergeant W. F. Byans.. 14 pay ‘ 1 as they will have aright todo. Does em “ A. oa eee ye " Dan, Swift for amomentsuppose if in ts Ree * B euby oe his present condition he met, some . jst Corporal ©.C. W beer. 9 fellow: workmen at one of the saloons . 2d = “B. Getciell Ets 9s 9 aud was by them persuaded to pour ee z ae a ee 3 fiery liquors into his uhcooked stoma. wy a a mink ase a3 ach till the fumes rose upand stole} 944,--~ ++ ———§-@, Deans >> orcs 05s 9 away his senses, and he would be/Sth ‘ 0, A. Nelson..-. “12 ‘arested and imprisoned, that he Private Job ; af oe ore snereses 13 ‘would be forced to labor side by sitle-. “"!! arcrera rN andes ‘ with the low classes of human beings} «« , J, Bush,...00 06 a. for whom the law is really made? % Te BOG tak s cass teats 19 He knows very well that uo publi foe ey Byrne SERS ORS rs wearer rer ee Pw 22 fiice ld think of init the = 3. E, CMRI FS cys 6 (aitans 19 Seer Woe oe ee oe Oe 21 reputation of a mechanic, and dis-. “ TR. @leaveland..: 9 gracing the fond wife and innocent > "dD CPROE oi as hk ll «hrildren at-home, by branding the a 5 ee, tenes en ed es “jhusband and father as a fit com-. « JW, ——_. panjon for idle, worthless, vicious} ‘* ‘J, W, Edwards... 13 wretches in the shape of men. No,. ‘‘ J. A. i ee eas H Awiend Swift, it is not for men of the. = a id eee ai ye ame kind you describe that the people. «. 0. iathiccks. eter RA 10 want achaimgang. They insigt up-. . ‘ POUNGrMAN ok. a 10 on having it so as to deal with an} * W. Hs Meerel Admire e'selement that can be reformed by no] ,, y" irbe. sae eats > RMR xD af y. gga omnmdmaanebale Kearney aud Malloch Pree. stile ee Saarinen 18 * _penalty,. “ers, are to'be inclitled i in the list_ of victims to the provisions ‘of the law, “Tis the thieving tramps who— not-an earn ‘an bonest livelihood when they are given an opportunity; the -whisky-payalyze’d vagrants. who cannot pass by the door of a gin-mill “without falling down at. the shrine of Bacchos; the bammers aud pimps; the would-be incendiarists and rapists and garroters and confidence sltarps—these are the parasites that he community’s good demands we shall be-ridded-of if possible. If we cannot drive them away by conjuring up the dread spectre of compulsory labor before them, then indict the reality upon a few and the rest ‘will take the warning and remove themselves from the reach of the The autharities who will have the management of the ch: ainyang will we are satisfied have common sense enough to discriminate ‘as to the kind of criminals they shall A San Franciscé dispatch of Thursday. says of the Kalloch impeachment case > “Judge Carey has substantiated the demurrer made by Highton and Baggett that there is not sufficient cause of action. The ourt.dismissed the whole case. — Judge Latimer read a dissenting opinion, taking the acceptance by the Mayor of free passes as a ground for forfeiture of office.” Tn the habeas corpus.case of Denis Kearney, the Supreme Court at’ 6 o’elock ‘Thursday evening filed its decision, and Kearney has been dis' charged from the House of Corres: tion. Five of the Justices decided that he had been unlawfully held, ar: ¥ Captaim FY J, Kearney... . end two pemopted.: QUE se Ist Liewtenant M. J. Burke. .,.21 Tinie caeiiaie co td a 2d ** BF. Eisemmenges. .14 ——” ™ Orderly Wm. Lovell. -. .. 14 The Searls boomlet has got fairly Que termaster F, e Corrigan. 13 started, as willbe seen by the tolSl Deny J. Burk WOOTE soars 3 lowing from the Stockton Herald :— . 3q 0 J. Palm. .0. 6.0.0.0. 4 The Hon. Niles Searls, of Nevada. 4th ‘* W. A. Coates... \7 City, ex-Distriet Judye of that Dis. 1s. Corporal J. R. Hennesey.. 14 trict and ex-Senator from Nevada) 21 # FD. Bigks 8. ic @ aud Sierra counties, 1s reported to} 3d tee WV. ORDA sak ssa 17} be & candidate for Congress from this. 4th ‘* OPER e hes sini 6 District. Jude Searls is a staunch {Sth . ‘* Geo. Stummiller.. 16 Democrat, an able lawyer, and aj 7th ~~“: “D. B. Duncan.,.. 5 thoroughly honorable and eouscien. 8th ** P. McDonald. .. 2 -tivus man, He is vhe most popular / Private Wm. Allen,.... 17 man in his part of the State, andhe. ‘ J. Buckley....6 *. would bean hongr to California’ as J. M, Brown...-. 17 either branch of Congress. ‘ Ot A, BAG lice cea kde Wed: If Judge Scarts should happen tof °; B. J. Castla..., 4 ‘aki -Disieirabio wemniecis Sune M; SAAPONE ; oubes pairs ce hs tl the: soe Oh Ee SIORRM ss ca Ps wh a!s i7 do not believe he would accept, BA Bh BMP eas ee 11 the Republican candidate would he vy eee 5 ts . Parganas Gre ore tig 17 minis a great many Vows that not.“ (Wir@lorinae ie 6 evner man could draw ol. *-4, Heinrichs: el ks 6 x. ~£ His -conctu-} Day’s Good: Sport. Company O, (Nevada Light Guara), First Artillery Regiment, assembled . let their Armory-at 5:30°0'clock yesterday morning, and proceeded with their band to the depot where they met Company A; (City Guard of Sacramento, of the same Regiment, ) who came here Wy the 6:15 o'clock train for the purpose of holding their annual target shoot in conjunctioa with the focal organization. The latter escorted their visitors to the banded for breakfast, which was obtained at various hotels, restaurants and private residences. as 18 o'clock they reassembled, and marchad down Broad “street towards thie Rifle Grounds. . The business portion of the eity was tastefully decorated with bunting, and the line of march. was. thronged witlr spectators. In advance came Company A of 42 members, besides the First . Regiment Band of tem pieces, with Gapt. F. J. Kearney in command, Vassisted by First Lieutenant M. J«), +-Burke-and-Second-E jenntenant-Fred-+ G. Bisenmenger, with T. Corrigan as Color Sergeant. They wore their new: artillery uniforms fdr the first. time, and presented: a very handsome appearance. Followings them was their gatling gun and its working squad under the command of forgeant E. Hubert, drawn by a span-of spirited gray horses, The Light. Guard, Captain Rapp commanding, with their band under Mr. [ Elser’s. leadership, brought up the réar.At the Rifle Grounds.a large crowd of spectators were in attendance, — The shooting began at 11 o’clock, each company having a target of its own. © The following is the score of Captain Rapp’s company : Captain J. A. Rapp. 22. ee ee a Ist Lieutenant G. A, Gray 16 13 “.Y), B. Kennectle. 60 64, 14 At Moa Ciatecty. 8 ‘«__D, Mareh.+. 10 eee FP . ee 5 Ma FS Mo ei ok hoes 5 Ae A ROR ein oa bn ews 4 st GG Nigholg 3020 eek 15 6s POR RI k sad spdeternels 18 oF LNW IRON OUNORD oc cos »9 1G Paemve se oe re eo: . e of hie WR ‘14 hy UOUMURE vers ca aes An & weg Rauscheuberger. . hea 1f leer Pak bee ee Se eer \7 RE Waly SURI Cs ee OS es ac 9 ae ee ONeeede. . ks vcs 17 MO i ROUARR ES os og et ees 18 ee AB, A Wetmore. ccc. 17 ee WS Fi WGI Se es 20 iegeidie a Ae 0), ERSTE Tr 17 Following is the score of thé Sucrativoto Company: . the Rifle Grounds. xeseneny—4 ‘Armory, wheu the companies dis-. ~ . $25,000 and $30,000 in value. ‘mine produced over $300,000 last . dyear, but this season the weather yee. Schibittinger 1 Spa ee 7 ee ei ere ee ee iS Os eee eas 13 « .R Vanonlinda... 16 hE WW, Tounger. .-. 56. 11 (h: FeS RYOVEL . cc caren ees 13 Te rig presented by Mr. Brand, and the gold medal by Company A, willt»-day be awarded the best shots of Company C. The goid medal offered’ by citizens of Nevada to the best shot among the Sacramentans willbe bestowed at ‘the same time, neither Company’s score having yet been officially exam ned. The $25 cash prize pul up by Major Burns, Seeretary of State, was won by the Nevada team, as will be seen by the following score. The winners presented it totheir guests to-help the-latter-defray~their--ex—-penses. : NEVADA STE SM. Byrne—3-4-4-4:4—19. Horrell—4-4-4-4-4—20. ae Williams—4-4-4-4-5—2], 0 Kirby—3-4-3-4-4—18. Carley -4.4.4.4—19,, Booth—4-4-4-0-3—15. Carr—3-3-3-3-2—14. a Mrs _Weisenburger—3-4-4-2-4ate Getchell—2-3-3-4-3—15, “Hughson==3-3-5-4-3— 18. Jewett—3-2-5W. Nichols—33-3-2-3-—-14, Thomas—4—4-3-3-4—-18. Percival—_3-4-4-5-4 20. Ashman-——2-2-0-0-3—7;. ToraL—252, SACRAMENTO TEAM, Stevens—5-4-4-%3—19. 3rown—0O-5-5-0-2—12. .Kisemmenges—*-3 4-3-5--17. Dolan-—-3-3-3.4-4—17. Kearney—0-3-3-43-13. Coates—34-42-17. Storall—0-D 3-0-0-—3. Cook—0-4/3-3-4—14. ‘Gillis——-2-3-3-0-0—8. Olander—3-3-4-4-5—19. Bluer—2-0-4-0-3--9. Lt. McKee—4-4-4-44-—20. Alleu-~3-0-5-0-3-—Fl. Toran, 215. . For the ball and exhibition drill given by the. Sacramento boys last evening tlre Armory was decorated @ith pictures; buuting and ever: green. ©ver.the musicians’ stand was a large batiner bearing the words, **Welcome,Company A,City Guard.” tend the Good Templars’ pic-nic; and to-morrow embark for home. ‘They are not camping out while here, . ap Originally proposed, the nights Being too cold and the ground too damp for that kind of fun. The North Bloomfield Mine Superintendent Perkins, accompanied by a guard of armed men, came over day before yesterday with another lot of bullion fromthe North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. It is the third shipment made by the company during the present month, ; and, judging by the efforts of the parties who carried the treasure . boxes from the wagon into the ex] press Oflice on the several occasions the three lots . aggregate between As shown by the annaat report, this was foo # time so bad and cperations’ so freqaent!y partially suspended that the yield wil probably not be quite as heavy, although the gromft is now looking as we.l as at ‘any previous time. =e ' Marshal Baldridge’s Quandary, The San Frangisco, Stock Report of Thursday contains this « In Nevada City, Cal., an ordinance . Was passed requiring the Chinese to remove from the city limits within agiven time, but the City Marshal; has been notified, on. behalf of thé, Chinese Legation in this city, that any atten»pt to enforce the ordinance will be ee resisted, The decisivn of the U, S, Cireuit.Court in the case of exparte Tiburcio Parrott is quoted as the ground of the peotest imade by the Sackion: The question now is, what is the City Mar-‘ shal going todo about it? To attempt t» enforce the ordinance will bring the Federal authorities down on him, aud he cau’t stand off the! United States of North America, its army and navy. eemeaian Extension The eastern extension of the Deadwood mine, consisting of 1,500 . feet on the lode with sufficient side land, amounting in al? to> ‘about seven: acres, to which the owners,” Messis Johnson &° Gagen, recently obtained a patent, has the indications of making a valuable producer after its development has progressed sufficiently. One hundred tons of ore extracted from it ‘paul $17 a ton, and the ledge was improving in charac: } ter-as it deasonded, The Sacramentans. will to-day at. during’the past six months to Jail worked in a chain-gang on the public streets. Sometimes’ I was inclined to suspect that the TRANscript wanted to have our Wortkingmen’s Board of Supervisors comm t themselves to a measure that woul justly be the political death of every mau who voted for it. That such a measure would be erroneous, unjust and ‘inhumag, I propose to show in this article. inhabited by men and wranenconvict-ed--of-misdemeanors.__-Mest-of-themare there because they are so unfortunate as to be too poor,te -paytheir fines. Some may be ‘thard cases,’ others new to the prison clambers, Eheyare nob-“eonviets;” for -“felons,” but held for denpkenneen; for battery, for vagrancy, for petty lar}ceny, and such tike misdemeanors. Sem tire doubtless innocent, but we will take it for granted that they all are gullty.ef.the offensdsfor which they were convicted. According to Lieut. Gov. Johnson’s report, about ten per cent, of the present inmiatés of our State Prison, were wrongfully the percentage of wrongful convic: ‘tions for Niisdemeanors in this State . . where perjury is soccmmon, 38 twice that amount. As I said, however, let us suppose them all guilty, Now, theidea-youadvocate isto: taketiteseprisoners, and with irons’ on their person, or chained’ together like wild beasts, or as: slavers’ captives, to make them work. on the public streets of thiS town. Lsay it is unjust, because we h-ve no right to harden petty. offenders by such outrageous ¢xposures, I say it is inhuman, because you have no right to brand one who has committed a mere misdemeanor with a brand that should be reserved for felons and cut throats. I say it is erroneous, because it is against law, being ‘ cruel and unusual ” puiiishment.” A mam is fined ten -dollars for being drunk, and being too. poor to pay it, must work in a chaingang on the pub i i¢ streets! Good God! You surely don’t know the effect of your notions,A. starving woman steals a loaf of bread, and is.sent for a monthto jail. You think this not enough, but insist.that she be chained. up like a. wild beast and made to work on the agg street, while the good natured stands Over theny With a rawhide f You say Yuoa county does it, Many of the ranchers in Yuba coun, ty, however, are.old slave owners, ‘and “are bautish ~enowgh -for, anything. You say it willprevent crime. Why? How % Severity and exposure does not prevent crime, This 1s well established. You say it will save the taxpayers, but the taxpayers. have_net as yet grambled about it. But I deny that it can save the taxpayers one eent. Slave labor is always unprofitable. The extra cost of supervision, the chances of escape and the wear and tear of the prisoners elothing, by along way counterbalance any benefit that might accrue to the taxpayers. Relatively the plan is outrageous. The very felons-in-our State—Prison are not subject to any such ‘‘branding” as that of being compelled to work in chains on the streets of their own city, beneath the eyes of ‘their such case, would entail less real punishment than conviction of a petty ten dollar misdemeanor in Nevada county. The more barbarous the—age the more severe its criminal code. This is history. The more advanced a nation or State is, the more lenient is its penal laws, This will partly: be denied.) The more highly edacated and cultured the Judge, the more moderate will be. the penalties he metes out. The great jirists of the world whosé**‘names were not born to die,” were all as noted'sfor their humanity as for their learning. : Let us not go ckwards hindred ryears, The rack, "the “pillory and to the past ris. Don’t Dan Syurr. the chaingan belon and are thlioa of bar you forget it, The Union of yesterday lets in the following light on a Nevada City couple’s experience: A yout married ’ady of Nevada City, who had been on a visit to her mother in Grass Valley, started home cn Tu€sday evening last accompanied by her mother.’ On the same evening the young husband had_ business out of town and did not return home until a late hour. In the meantime bed, both oceupyin e couch, At last th: i , pes came home, saw a light i in the shouse, and thicking soitie‘one had taken possession who had ‘no right to, made a furious break for the door’ entered, and saw by the «im lampflight, two persons in}stead of one, He was quite surprised at first to see some oue else in his bed, and grew somewhat .excited; but he soon found out that the sup[xo stranger was his mother-inaw and all-went: ‘merry as a marI riage bell, have the prisoners in the County . Our County Jail is supposed to be ¢ eonvieted, and it is-verytikely—that+Mra Gabbs Provide MMiss Gabbs Prov Mine ob Carter or Janitor McAtley. .J P Brown & w Camp Z McLellan Camptonv wives, children and neighhors-t-Con—}—~ the wife and mother had taken pos. . ‘seesion of the house ei had gone to Water and Confeetiorery, at-. m28-t4 Antoine Taw’s. —t oe —Mountain fee. The Nevada Ice'Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. m28a J. Sx Tompson. —— oe Ladics, Attention. fora short tine only, the Eastern j elegant stock of. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s trimmed Hats ani Bon-, z nets-of the. latest, fashion. Lidies™ nee “Tats” “and ~ Bonnets “from $2.50 and upw ards,. Trimmed and untrimmed Shades from 25 cents and Call and inspect their street opposite ma27-3t. upwards. stock. Commerci ial TRANSCRIPT office. oa Notice to Tax-Payers. Just arrived and to remain_here . }. This comport -of the Vegetable (/ aiteratives, Sar. YZ sAparilla, Lge ck, 4, Stillingin, and . Mancraké, with the Ic odides of Potash and fron makes a most ef: = c ficient cure of a. series of complaints which are very preva. tent and afflicting. It purifies the blood! 4 purges out the Saviaiing humors in the sys. ae, that undermine health and settle jx to troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin . are the appearance on the surface of humors that should be expelled from the blood, Ip. ‘ternal dersngemen 1s the determiniati im Of thesé same humors %o some internal ori “Mitlinery Company with a large and 642--6torgans, whese-actionHey derinze, and whwse substance they disease and destroy. Ayer’s ‘Sarsaparilla expels these humors from the blood. » When they are gone. the disorders they produce disappear, . hsrich as Ancer aTIONS or tHe Liver; Stomach, Kipszys, Lunes. Exvetions aNp Env PTION DtghasKs OF THE SKIN, St, ANTHONY’s Fige, Rasy oR ERYSIPELAS, Pimples, Pusterrs, Biorcurs, Bows, Tumors, Tetrer ‘Ann’ Sarr RueEcm,-ScauD Heap, Rina Worm, Uicrrs AND SORES, RiieGMATism, NEURALGIA, Patxs me Boxes, Sipe anD Heap, Fematn WEAKNESS, Sreninity, Lucorruama arising FROM INTERNAL UACBRATION AND UTERINE DisI am now engaged in assessing the . property af Nevada Township, and'. statemenvs of theit property, and will . seaggr *s officein.tha.Court. Honse, L where lists may be returned ‘to me. . All taxpayers are required to make a return of real and personal property . owned by them at 12 o’clock “yoon, on the first Monday of March, 1880. DANIEL COLLINS, apl5-t£ County Assessor. Yesterday s Arrivals at “YHE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, z Jacob Na®ziger, Proprictor. M Weil San Francisco J Herzinger city W McClure Wiliow V F N W heeler Gaass Vv J W Hayes Gra Valle D Collins . do W: Price San Francise A Laird city H Perkins Bloomfield 5 B Davidson Downie Miss.J Davidson Ben Miss J Murray Henicia A Rauschenburg M M D Hughes San Franci WC Merrit! Sacramento Vesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, es bE. _Chas, E. Pearson, Proprictor. . st D Coffin Grass Valley G McLean Grass V: alle F §3°bbini New York W Sowden do J Goodwiu You Bet G Powers Blue Tent J Waters Washingto P Paine Lake City “GE Luce Camptonvi W Calvin Ceinptonvitte © McMahon San Fran A Stecker San Francis N Cook Bloomfield. J Cunard Blootnfield M Wallace Sacramen Mrs John5ion & 3c Sacer © Kearney. & w Sacra D Kettle Reek Creek 8 Bulfinch Boston W F Carter city > Judsen«ity FLOWERING PLANTS FRANK GUILD WILL SELL A Choice Lot of Flowering Plants THIS” EVENING, And every evening thereafter until the entire lot is disposed of. day and sold at private sale. Notice to Creditors. PSTATE of John-D. James, deceased. Nove tice. is hereby given by the undersigned, ‘Exevutriz 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 necessary vouchers, within four months from the first: “publication of this uotice to the undersigned at her residence in Birchville, in Nevada County, State of California Dated Nevada City, May 25th, 1880, ANN JAMES, \Executrix of the Estate of John D. James, Deceased, : ma26-4w Johnson & Cross Att’ys for Executrix. make my headquarters at the As3 ‘Plants on inspection during. the . ’ EASES, _Drorsy. Dysrrrsia. EMACIATION—Anp THE DAILY ’ ". NEVADA CITY, = Briet '™ _ Don’t fail to att yution to-night. . Louis Voss has . ewployed repairin You Bet to his lu ~The City Guar nd the Nevada L tend tlie pic-nic 10-day. ‘J F. Beckett, J _&,-Robésts “have “Census. Haumerat Tpe avera<e 200 the Hayward hy Patek Flat are sa J. E. Brown hi agent of the Sout! Mining Company “as the South Yub. The principal Oofhit sity as heretofore The cominittee funds with which GeneeaL Deewrry. With their departure besides calling upon Taxpayers for health returns se PREPARED RY DR. dC. AYER E CO., Lowell, Mass. Sony by ALL ‘DRUGGISTS AND DpAuens 1X Meniciy ye SELBY Smelting and Lead COMPANY. 416 . Montgomery Street, SAN. FRANCISCO. GOLD AND SILVER _REFINERY, ~ANBDAS SAY OFFICE. Depasite of Gold Bars and Dust. rectived and returns made in coin in 24 hours: Ne charge for Melting and Assaying Deposits for Coin. 7 __. Depositors are guaranteed __ better results than by waeics Se to — i or market. pe ) TRIAL DEPOSITS solicited. -PRENTISS SELBY, Superintendent. San Franciseo, May 13th. HYMAN of all grades. est styles. Valises and Satchels. fa see call at our. establishment. ¢# Our facilities for purchasing are. casein’. the principal markets enables us to SELL GOODS AT LOW PHAN CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. SUMMER ATTRACTIONS AT BROS. We have just received an IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN « in our line consisting of Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, Cassimeres, Cheviots IN MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’S. A complete line of DUSTERS, in Mohair and Lines, Ia our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very lat SPECIALTY—Mens’ Boots and Ladies Shoes, Trunks t Having a resident in ER RATES carina’ order to convince HYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. + o'clock A. M., . Juan road in proj citizen of Nevada smething for thi a pate No bt) . The arrest and two faro dealers 1 dead-lock on the aty. The-propri ou Broad street feldsewhere he c¢ ested. When th ness” has blown ¢ wturn, though. prev ious to the n ’ Grand Jury the . was done, but th had fairly adjour that no effort wa: them, whereupo the game again. emphatically dee heis in power th aback seat. He agan the minute —_—— Saperi The following acted in the Sut day, “Judge Joh ings. Deetnit F itesim simmons. Heari Tu * An order was sale of real estate >the estate of Eliz Sampson Thon ty. By consent, ment as prayed Alsofor costs of . $36, The Jury was day next, and co this morning. ----—— -—= “My, isions 4 The above is t) ing new ballad fr _of Oliver Ditsor laid of our table by J. K. Van SI the music, who ; The words are b: song hag not as } public, but judgi with which it m: the few critics w ; promises to at o1 _ the most popula the day, It is f Hyde & Co., of § The Lat The Palace D1 open this morni latest style Dres tasa Buntings, t! also trimmings a Mr. Rosenber from the City chased another ; mast be sold New style Dre: mings a speci: Dry Goods Stor Shampooing to 2 ‘The Palaci Aurx. ZeKip acconist, has ; tock of Havana % the choicest . ‘favorite varictie % His stock are choice and { ue the lowest i

tow! ae : é oS New 7 _Swhft on the “chal ng.” Parlor Oyster, Confectionery and A 2 ANGET PRACTICE. “ D, Hestoh! 2.00. 9] Dan sw ngang. yer’s” Sires ariilahe Dail i Transcript, — oot “. aon a lee Cream Saloon, Pn ble abies The Annual Sheot of the Sacramen-. « TL, Stofall.....-.12, ee cae ie h @yst ise C 3 ari ying the: Blood, to and Nevada City Compantes at ae. 2 —P. We, Stévenseo se.. esas ]2. sistent attempts of the Transcripr resp eystera, ice rea a “NEVADA ciTY, cautroniia. Saturday May 29th, 1880. srncearernn aohewe Mr. Swift awe the Clintniane. In another column will be found 4 * stirring protest agaist the TRANscript's agitation in favor of working a certain class of County Jail, "prisoners, The writer, ery to his usual enstom, “‘slops over” toa ridiculous @xtent ‘in presenting his views ov this subject. sions are founded on certain , contin= gencits that are neither wished “for nor sought in the efforts being made to secure the organization of a chain_fang, "No person who understands —the matter thorough y and is Swillag-] to discuss it fairly assumes that starving women who are driven 10 the extremity of stealing bread, de‘eant Mon who take a drop too much of “the craythur”. and unluckily stumble into an. officer’s clutches,. or > any of the more ‘respectable offend: ; 2d «JL J. Weisenberger.18 . put to work under this dispensation, . lst Sergeant W. F. Byans.... 14 pay ‘ 1 as they will have aright todo. Does em “ A. oa eee ye " Dan, Swift for amomentsuppose if in ts Ree * B euby oe his present condition he met, some . jst Corporal ©.C. W beer. 9 fellow: workmen at one of the saloons . 2d = “B. Getciell Ets 9s 9 aud was by them persuaded to pour ee z ae a ee 3 fiery liquors into his uhcooked stoma. wy a a mink ase a3 ach till the fumes rose upand stole} 944,--~ ++ ———§-@, Deans >> orcs 05s 9 away his senses, and he would be/Sth ‘ 0, A. Nelson...-. “12 ‘arested and imprisoned, that he Private Job ; af oe ore snereses 13 ‘would be forced to labor side by sitle-. “"!! arcrera rN andes ‘ with the low classes of human beings} «« , J, Bush,.....00 06 a. for whom the law is really made? % Te BOG tak s cass teats 19 He knows very well that uo publi foe ey Byrne SERS ORS rs wearer rer ee Pw 22 fiice ld think of init the = 3. E, CMRI FS cys 6 (aitans 19 Seer Woe oe ee oe Oe 21 reputation of a mechanic, and dis-. “ TR. @leaveland....: 9 gracing the fond wife and innocent > "dD CPROE oi as hk ll «hrildren at-home, by branding the a 5 ee, tenes en ed es “jhusband and father as a fit com-. « JW, ——_. panjon for idle, worthless, vicious} ‘* ‘J, W, Edwards...... 13 wretches in the shape of men. No,. ‘‘ J. A. i ee eas H Awiend Swift, it is not for men of the. = a id eee ai ye ame kind you describe that the people. «. 0. iathiccks. eter RA 10 want achaimgang. They insigt up-. . ‘ POUNGrMAN ok. a 10 on having it so as to deal with an} * W. Hs Meerel Admire e'selement that can be reformed by no] ,, y" irbe. sae eats > RMR xD af y. gga omnmdmaanebale Kearney aud Malloch Pree. stile ee Saarinen 18 * _penalty,. “ers, are to'be inclitled i in the list_ of victims to the provisions ‘of the law, “Tis the thieving tramps who— not-an earn ‘an bonest livelihood when they are given an opportunity; the -whisky-payalyze’d vagrants. who cannot pass by the door of a gin-mill “without falling down at. the shrine of Bacchos; the bammers aud pimps; the would-be incendiarists and rapists and garroters and confidence sltarps—these are the parasites that he community’s good demands we shall be-ridded-of if possible. If we cannot drive them away by conjuring up the dread spectre of compulsory labor before them, then indict the reality upon a few and the rest ‘will take the warning and remove themselves from the reach of the The autharities who will have the management of the ch: ainyang will we are satisfied have common sense enough to discriminate ‘as to the kind of criminals they shall A San Franciscé dispatch of Thursday. says of the Kalloch impeachment case > “Judge Carey has substantiated the demurrer made by Highton and Baggett that there is not sufficient cause of action. The ourt.dismissed the whole case. — Judge Latimer read a dissenting opinion, taking the acceptance by the Mayor of free passes as a ground for forfeiture of office.” Tn the habeas corpus.case of Denis Kearney, the Supreme Court at’ 6 o’elock ‘Thursday evening filed its decision, and Kearney has been dis' charged from the House of Corres: tion. Five of the Justices decided that he had been unlawfully held, ar: ¥ Captaim FY J, Kearney..... . end two pemopted.: QUE se Ist Liewtenant M. J. Burke. .,..21 Tinie caeiiaie co td a 2d ** BF. Eisemmenges. ..14 ——” ™ Orderly Wm. Lovell. -. .... 14 The Searls boomlet has got fairly Que termaster F, e Corrigan. 13 started, as willbe seen by the tolSl Deny J. Burk WOOTE soars 3 lowing from the Stockton Herald :— . 3q 0 J. Palm. .0. 6.0.0.0. 4 The Hon. Niles Searls, of Nevada. 4th ‘* W. A. Coates...... \7 City, ex-Distriet Judye of that Dis. 1s. Corporal J. R. Hennesey... 14 trict and ex-Senator from Nevada) 21 # FD. Bigks 8. ic @ aud Sierra counties, 1s reported to} 3d tee WV. ORDA sak ssa 17} be & candidate for Congress from this. 4th ‘* OPER e hes sini 6 District. Jude Searls is a staunch {Sth . ‘* Geo. Stummiller... 16 Democrat, an able lawyer, and aj 7th ~~“: “D. B. Duncan.,... 5 thoroughly honorable and eouscien. 8th ** P. McDonald.. ... 2 -tivus man, He is vhe most popular / Private Wm. Allen,....... 17 man in his part of the State, andhe. ‘ J. Buckley.......6 *. would bean hongr to California’ as J. M, Brown......-. 17 either branch of Congress. ‘ Ot A, BAG lice cea kde Wed: If Judge Scarts should happen tof °; B. J. Castla....., 4 ‘aki -Disieirabio wemniecis Sune M; SAAPONE ; oubes pairs ce hs tl the: soe Oh Ee SIORRM ss ca Ps wh a!s i7 do not believe he would accept, BA Bh BMP eas ee 11 the Republican candidate would he vy eee 5 ts . Parganas Gre ore tig 17 minis a great many Vows that not.“ (Wir@lorinae ie 6 evner man could draw ol. *-4, Heinrichs: el ks 6 x. ~£ His -conctu-} Day’s Good: Sport. Company O, (Nevada Light Guara), First Artillery Regiment, assembled . let their Armory-at 5:30°0'clock yesterday morning, and proceeded with their band to the depot where they met Company A; (City Guard of Sacramento, of the same Regiment, ) who came here Wy the 6:15 o'clock train for the purpose of holding their annual target shoot in conjunctioa with the focal organization. The latter escorted their visitors to the banded for breakfast, which was obtained at various hotels, restaurants and private residences. as 18 o'clock they reassembled, and marchad down Broad “street towards thie Rifle Grounds. . The business portion of the eity was tastefully decorated with bunting, and the line of march. was. thronged witlr spectators. In advance came Company A of 42 members, besides the First . Regiment Band of tem pieces, with Gapt. F. J. Kearney in command, Vassisted by First Lieutenant M. J«), +-Burke-and-Second-E jenntenant-Fred-+ G. Bisenmenger, with T. Corrigan as Color Sergeant. They wore their new: artillery uniforms fdr the first. time, and presented: a very handsome appearance. Followings them was their gatling gun and its working squad under the command of forgeant E. Hubert, drawn by a span-of spirited gray horses, The Light. Guard, Captain Rapp commanding, with their band under Mr. [ Elser’s. leadership, brought up the réar.At the Rifle Grounds.a large crowd of spectators were in attendance, — The shooting began at 11 o’clock, each company having a target of its own. © The following is the score of Captain Rapp’s company : Captain J. A. Rapp. 22.. ee ee a Ist Lieutenant G. A, Gray 16 13 “.Y), B. Kennectle. 60 64, 14 At Moa Ciatecty.. 8 ‘«__D, Mareh..+. 10 eee FP . ee 5 Ma FS Mo ei ok hoes 5 Ae A ROR ein oa bn ews 4 st GG Nigholg 3020 eek 15 6s POR RI k sad spdeternels 18 oF LNW IRON OUNORD oc cos »9 1G Paemve se oe re eo: . e of hie WR ‘14 hy UOUMURE vers ca aes An & weg Rauscheuberger. . hea 1f leer Pak bee ee Se eer \7 RE Waly SURI Cs ee OS es ac 9 ae ee ONeeede. . ks vcs 17 MO i ROUARR ES os og et ees 18 ee AB, A Wetmore.. ccc.. 17 ee WS Fi WGI Se es 20 iegeidie a Ae 0), ERSTE Tr 17 Following is the score of thé Sucrativoto Company: . the Rifle Grounds. xeseneny—4 ‘Armory, wheu the companies dis-. ~ . $25,000 and $30,000 in value. ‘mine produced over $300,000 last . dyear, but this season the weather yee. Schibittinger 1 Spa ee 7 ee ei ere ee ee iS Os eee eas 13 « .R Vanonlinda...... 16 hE WW, Tounger. ..-. 56.. 11 (h: FeS RYOVEL . cc caren ees 13 Te rig presented by Mr. Brand, and the gold medal by Company A, willt»-day be awarded the best shots of Company C. The goid medal offered’ by citizens of Nevada to the best shot among the Sacramentans willbe bestowed at ‘the same time, neither Company’s score having yet been officially exam ned. The $25 cash prize pul up by Major Burns, Seeretary of State, was won by the Nevada team, as will be seen by the following score. The winners presented it totheir guests to-help the-latter-defray~their--ex—-penses. : NEVADA STE SM. Byrne—3-4-4-4:4—19. Horrell—4-4-4-4-4—20. ae Williams—4-4-4-4-5—2], 0 Kirby—3-4-3-4-4—18. Carley -4.4.4.4—19,, Booth—4-4-4-0-3—15. Carr—3-3-3-3-2—14. a Mrs _Weisenburger—3-4-4-2-4ate Getchell—2-3-3-4-3—15, “Hughson==3-3-5-4-3— 18. Jewett—3-2-5W. Nichols—33-3-2-3-—-14, Thomas—4—4-3-3-4—-18. Percival—_3-4-4-5-4 20. Ashman-——2-2-0-0-3—7;. ToraL—252, SACRAMENTO TEAM, Stevens—5-4-4-%3—19. 3rown—0O-5-5-0-2—12. .Kisemmenges—*-3 4-3-5--17. Dolan-—-3-3-3.4-4—17. Kearney—0-3-3-43-13. Coates—34-42-17. Storall—0-D 3-0-0-—3. Cook—0-4/3-3-4—14. ‘Gillis——-2-3-3-0-0—8. Olander—3-3-4-4-5—19. Bluer—2-0-4-0-3--9. Lt. McKee—4-4-4-44-—20. Alleu-~3-0-5-0-3-—Fl. Toran, 215. . For the ball and exhibition drill given by the. Sacramento boys last evening tlre Armory was decorated @ith pictures; buuting and ever: green. ©ver.the musicians’ stand was a large batiner bearing the words, **Welcome,Company A,City Guard.” tend the Good Templars’ pic-nic; and to-morrow embark for home. ‘They are not camping out while here, . ap Originally proposed, the nights Being too cold and the ground too damp for that kind of fun. The North Bloomfield Mine Superintendent Perkins, accompanied by a guard of armed men, came over day before yesterday with another lot of bullion fromthe North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. It is the third shipment made by the company during the present month, ; and, judging by the efforts of the parties who carried the treasure . boxes from the wagon into the ex] press Oflice on the several occasions the three lots . aggregate between As shown by the annaat report, this was foo # time so bad and cperations’ so freqaent!y partially suspended that the yield wil probably not be quite as heavy, although the gromft is now looking as we.l as at ‘any previous time. =e ' Marshal Baldridge’s Quandary, The San Frangisco, Stock Report of Thursday contains this « In Nevada City, Cal., an ordinance . Was passed requiring the Chinese to remove from the city limits within agiven time, but the City Marshal; has been notified, on. behalf of thé, Chinese Legation in this city, that any atten»pt to enforce the ordinance will be ee resisted, The decisivn of the U, S, Cireuit.Court in the case of exparte Tiburcio Parrott is quoted as the ground of the peotest imade by the Sackion: The question now is, what is the City Mar-‘ shal going todo about it? To attempt t» enforce the ordinance will bring the Federal authorities down on him, aud he cau’t stand off the! United States of North America, its army and navy. eemeaian Extension The eastern extension of the Deadwood mine, consisting of 1,500 . feet on the lode with sufficient side land, amounting in al? to> ‘about seven: acres, to which the owners,” Messis Johnson &° Gagen, recently obtained a patent, has the indications of making a valuable producer after its development has progressed sufficiently. One hundred tons of ore extracted from it ‘paul $17 a ton, and the ledge was improving in charac: } ter-as it deasonded, The Sacramentans. will to-day at. during’the past six months to Jail worked in a chain-gang on the public streets. Sometimes’ I was inclined to suspect that the TRANscript wanted to have our Wortkingmen’s Board of Supervisors comm t themselves to a measure that woul justly be the political death of every mau who voted for it. That such a measure would be erroneous, unjust and ‘inhumag, I propose to show in this article. inhabited by men and wranenconvict-ed--of-misdemeanors.__-Mest-of-themare there because they are so unfortunate as to be too poor,te -paytheir fines. Some may be ‘thard cases,’ others new to the prison clambers, Eheyare nob-“eonviets;” for -“felons,” but held for denpkenneen; for battery, for vagrancy, for petty lar}ceny, and such tike misdemeanors. Sem tire doubtless innocent, but we will take it for granted that they all are gullty.ef.the offensdsfor which they were convicted. According to Lieut. Gov. Johnson’s report, about ten per cent, of the present inmiatés of our State Prison, were wrongfully the percentage of wrongful convic: ‘tions for Niisdemeanors in this State . . where perjury is soccmmon, 38 twice that amount. As I said, however, let us suppose them all guilty, Now, theidea-youadvocate isto: taketiteseprisoners, and with irons’ on their person, or chained’ together like wild beasts, or as: slavers’ captives, to make them work. on the public streets of thiS town. Lsay it is unjust, because we h-ve no right to harden petty. offenders by such outrageous ¢xposures, I say it is inhuman, because you have no right to brand one who has committed a mere misdemeanor with a brand that should be reserved for felons and cut throats. I say it is erroneous, because it is against law, being ‘ cruel and unusual ” puiiishment.” A mam is fined ten -dollars for being drunk, and being too. poor to pay it, must work in a chaingang on the pub i i¢ streets! Good God! You surely don’t know the effect of your notions,A. starving woman steals a loaf of bread, and is.sent for a monthto jail. You think this not enough, but insist.that she be chained. up like a. wild beast and made to work on the agg street, while the good natured stands Over theny With a rawhide f

You say Yuoa county does it, Many of the ranchers in Yuba coun, ty, however, are.old slave owners, ‘and “are bautish ~enowgh -for, anything. You say it willprevent crime. Why? How % Severity and exposure does not prevent crime, This 1s well established. You say it will save the taxpayers, but the taxpayers. have_net as yet grambled about it. But I deny that it can save the taxpayers one eent. Slave labor is always unprofitable. The extra cost of supervision, the chances of escape and the wear and tear of the prisoners elothing, by along way counterbalance any benefit that might accrue to the taxpayers. Relatively the plan is outrageous. The very felons-in-our State—Prison are not subject to any such ‘‘branding” as that of being compelled to work in chains on the streets of their own city, beneath the eyes of ‘their such case, would entail less real punishment than conviction of a petty ten dollar misdemeanor in Nevada county. The more barbarous the—age the more severe its criminal code. This is history. The more advanced a nation or State is, the more lenient is its penal laws, This will partly: be denied.) The more highly edacated and cultured the Judge, the more moderate will be. the penalties he metes out. The great jirists of the world whosé**‘names were not born to die,” were all as noted'sfor their humanity as for their learning. : Let us not go ckwards hindred ryears, The rack, "the “pillory and to the past ris. Don’t Dan Syurr. the chaingan belon and are thlioa of bar you forget it, The Union of yesterday lets in the following light on a Nevada City couple’s experience: A yout married ’ady of Nevada City, who had been on a visit to her mother in Grass Valley, started home cn Tu€sday evening last accompanied by her mother.’ On the same evening the young husband had_ business out of town and did not return home until a late hour. In the meantime bed, both oceupyin e couch, At last th: i , pes came home, saw a light i in the shouse, and thicking soitie‘one had taken possession who had ‘no right to, made a furious break for the door’ entered, and saw by the «im lampflight, two persons in}stead of one, He was quite surprised at first to see some oue else in his bed, and grew somewhat .excited; but he soon found out that the sup[xo stranger was his mother-inaw and all-went: ‘merry as a marI riage bell, have the prisoners in the County . Our County Jail is supposed to be ¢ eonvieted, and it is-verytikely—that+Mra Gabbs Provide MMiss Gabbs Prov Mine ob Carter or Janitor McAtley. .J P Brown & w Camp Z McLellan Camptonv wives, children and neighhors-t-Con—}—~ the wife and mother had taken pos. . ‘seesion of the house ei had gone to Water and Confeetiorery, at-. m28-t4 Antoine Taw’s. —t oe —Mountain fee. The Nevada Ice'Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. m28a J. Sx Tompson. —— oe Ladics, Attention. fora short tine only, the Eastern j elegant stock of. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s trimmed Hats ani Bon-, z nets-of the. latest, fashion. Lidies™ nee “Tats” “and ~ Bonnets “from $2.50 and upw ards,. Trimmed and untrimmed Shades from 25 cents and Call and inspect their street opposite ma27-3t. upwards. stock. Commerci ial TRANSCRIPT office. oa Notice to Tax-Payers. Just arrived and to remain_here . }. This comport -of the Vegetable (/ aiteratives, Sar. YZ sAparilla, Lge ck, 4, Stillingin, and . Mancraké, with the Ic odides of Potash and fron makes a most ef: = c ficient cure of a. series of complaints which are very preva. tent and afflicting. It purifies the blood! 4 purges out the Saviaiing humors in the sys. ae, that undermine health and settle jx to troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin . are the appearance on the surface of humors that should be expelled from the blood, Ip. ‘ternal dersngemen 1s the determiniati im Of thesé same humors %o some internal ori “Mitlinery Company with a large and 642--6torgans, whese-actionHey derinze, and whwse substance they disease and destroy. Ayer’s ‘Sarsaparilla expels these humors from the blood. » When they are gone. the disorders they produce disappear, . hsrich as Ancer aTIONS or tHe Liver; Stomach, Kipszys, Lunes. Exvetions aNp Env PTION DtghasKs OF THE SKIN, St, ANTHONY’s Fige, Rasy oR ERYSIPELAS, Pimples, Pusterrs, Biorcurs, Bows, Tumors, Tetrer ‘Ann’ Sarr RueEcm,-ScauD Heap, Rina Worm, Uicrrs AND SORES, RiieGMATism, NEURALGIA, Patxs me Boxes, Sipe anD Heap, Fematn WEAKNESS, Sreninity, Lucorruama arising FROM INTERNAL UACBRATION AND UTERINE DisI am now engaged in assessing the . property af Nevada Township, and'. statemenvs of theit property, and will . seaggr *s officein.tha.Court. Honse, L where lists may be returned ‘to me. . All taxpayers are required to make a return of real and personal property . owned by them at 12 o’clock “yoon, on the first Monday of March, 1880. DANIEL COLLINS, apl5-t£ County Assessor. Yesterday s Arrivals at “YHE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, z Jacob Na®ziger, Proprictor. M Weil San Francisco J Herzinger city W McClure Wiliow V F N W heeler Gaass Vv J W Hayes Gra Valle D Collins . do W: Price San Francise A Laird city H Perkins Bloomfield 5 B Davidson Downie Miss.J Davidson Ben Miss J Murray Henicia A Rauschenburg M M D Hughes San Franci WC Merrit! Sacramento Vesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, es bE. _Chas, E. Pearson, Proprictor. . st D Coffin Grass Valley G McLean Grass V: alle F §3°bbini New York W Sowden do J Goodwiu You Bet G Powers Blue Tent J Waters Washingto P Paine Lake City “GE Luce Camptonvi W Calvin Ceinptonvitte © McMahon San Fran A Stecker San Francis N Cook Bloomfield. J Cunard Blootnfield M Wallace Sacramen Mrs John5ion & 3c Sacer © Kearney. & w Sacra D Kettle Reek Creek 8 Bulfinch Boston W F Carter city > Judsen«ity FLOWERING PLANTS FRANK GUILD WILL SELL A Choice Lot of Flowering Plants THIS” EVENING, And every evening thereafter until the entire lot is disposed of. day and sold at private sale. Notice to Creditors. PSTATE of John-D. James, deceased. Nove tice. is hereby given by the undersigned, ‘Exevutriz 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 necessary vouchers, within four months from the first: “publication of this uotice to the undersigned at her residence in Birchville, in Nevada County, State of California Dated Nevada City, May 25th, 1880, ANN JAMES, \Executrix of the Estate of John D. James, Deceased, : ma26-4w Johnson & Cross Att’ys for Executrix. make my headquarters at the As3 ‘Plants on inspection during. the . ’ EASES, _Drorsy. Dysrrrsia. EMACIATION—Anp THE DAILY ’ ". NEVADA CITY, = Briet '™ _ Don’t fail to att yution to-night. . Louis Voss has . ewployed repairin You Bet to his lu ~The City Guar nd the Nevada L tend tlie pic-nic 10-day. ‘J F. Beckett, J _&,-Robésts “have “Census. Haumerat Tpe avera<e 200 the Hayward hy Patek Flat are sa J. E. Brown hi agent of the Sout! Mining Company “as the South Yub. The principal Oofhit sity as heretofore The cominittee funds with which GeneeaL Deewrry. With their departure besides calling upon Taxpayers for health returns se PREPARED RY DR. dC. AYER E CO., Lowell, Mass. Sony by ALL ‘DRUGGISTS AND DpAuens 1X Meniciy ye SELBY Smelting and Lead COMPANY. 416 . Montgomery Street, SAN. FRANCISCO. GOLD AND SILVER _REFINERY, ~ANBDAS SAY OFFICE. Depasite of Gold Bars and Dust. rectived and returns made in coin in 24 hours: Ne charge for Melting and Assaying Deposits for Coin. 7 __. Depositors are guaranteed __ better results than by waeics Se to — i or market. pe ) TRIAL DEPOSITS solicited. -PRENTISS SELBY, Superintendent. San Franciseo, May 13th. HYMAN of all grades. est styles. Valises and Satchels. fa see call at our. establishment. ¢# Our facilities for purchasing are. casein’. the principal markets enables us to SELL GOODS AT LOW PHAN CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. SUMMER ATTRACTIONS AT BROS. We have just received an IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN « in our line consisting of Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, Cassimeres, Cheviots IN MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’S. A complete line of DUSTERS, in Mohair and Lines, Ia our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very lat SPECIALTY—Mens’ Boots and Ladies Shoes, Trunks t Having a resident in ER RATES carina’ order to convince HYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. + o'clock A. M., . Juan road in proj citizen of Nevada smething for thi a pate No bt) . The arrest and two faro dealers 1 dead-lock on the aty. The-propri ou Broad street feldsewhere he c¢ ested. When th ness” has blown ¢ wturn, though. prev ious to the n ’ Grand Jury the . was done, but th had fairly adjour that no effort wa: them, whereupo the game again. emphatically dee heis in power th aback seat. He agan the minute —_—— Saperi The following acted in the Sut day, “Judge Joh ings. Deetnit F itesim simmons. Heari Tu * An order was sale of real estate >the estate of Eliz Sampson Thon ty. By consent, ment as prayed Alsofor costs of . $36, The Jury was day next, and co this morning. ----—— -—= “My, isions 4 The above is t) ing new ballad fr _of Oliver Ditsor laid of our table by J. K. Van SI the music, who ; The words are b: song hag not as } public, but judgi with which it m: the few critics w ; promises to at o1 _ the most popula the day, It is f Hyde & Co., of § The Lat The Palace D1 open this morni latest style Dres tasa Buntings, t! also trimmings a Mr. Rosenber from the City chased another ; mast be sold New style Dre: mings a speci: Dry Goods Stor Shampooing to 2 ‘The Palaci Aurx. ZeKip acconist, has ; tock of Havana % the choicest . ‘favorite varictie % His stock are choice and { ue the lowest i