May 3, 1882 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Established in 1860, —o— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevaia Coty Oficial Pres WEDNESDAY. MAY 3. HONEST MINER STONE. —__ The Bee of April 28th contained nearly a column of bosh from the pen of the Hon. Dr. C. E. Stone, exmayor of the city of Marysville, exminer of Long Bar (on the Yuba, river in Yuba county), and now M. D. of the city of Marysville. By that article we are informed that the said M. D. knows the ‘‘modus operandi” by which co-partners develop and prospect mines; and it is very evident that he not only knows how the “wind” is sometimes raised, but has “‘been there himeelf.” It is a well known fact that this life’s battle has not been fought and won by the gentleman by the use of his muscle as a_miner, for as a miner he was beyond ‘a donbt a total failure. As the Mayor of the city of Marysville, and asa ‘leader to promote that town’s industries.and its . prosperity, he is also a failure. As a physiciun of the city of Marysville, we wiil leave that question tobe answered by the Marysville and Loug Bar bone yards. As to the articlein the Bee, Mr, Stone would make it appear that soie mountain men have used certain names for the purpose of selling them out; but such is not the case, asthe eight names (and there are only eight in the location) are all men residing in the Sacramento Valley. We do not think any of them understand better than Mr. Stone how the assessment dodge is played, aud from the article published he certainly has proved himself to be an expert knowing how to become the possessor of a mining claim with‘Out work or coin, and we hope he may never return among as an hon. est-miner. , LATTE TERETE PRE TE STATE ELECTIONS. The politicians will not be inactive “this year, Elections take place in twenty-three States, Oregon elects State officers in June, Kentucky will elect a Court of Appeals in August, and inthe same month Tennessee and Alabama will choose Governors and Legislatures. Maine comes along in September. She will elect a Governor and a Legislature which will have the naming of a Senator to succeed Mr. Frye, who, it will be remembered, stepped into Mr. Blaine’s vacant place in the Senate when he became Secretary of State. In Octuber, Ohio and Iowa will fill some of their minor offices. Coloyado will provide herself with a Governor and Legislature, and West Virginia will -select-an -Assembly-which will choose” a United States Senator to succeed Davis. _1n November, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Massachusetts, California, Michigan, Nebraska, Ne“vada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South Caro'ina, Texas and New York: wilt elect Governors, while Illinois will vote on legislative candidates who will have the destiny of Mr. David Davis as Senator in their keeping. Both parties have plenty ‘of work before them, for on the issue of the State contests will depend in a great measure the struggle for the Presideney. Lseemensonuentemnene setae Sad IN UNION IS STRENGTH. An effort should be made to hold a convention in Nevada county this month, or as soon as practicable, for the purpose of adopting a programme whereby our citizens may act in unison to the end that support be withdrawn from the Chinese in our midst. ‘The alien horde has alre dy lost its foothold along the ridge, and there is no reason why other localities should Inger continue to encourage its presence. There is a strong wave ‘of anti-Chinese sentiment setting in, and it is bound to Sweep over the coast with tremen: dous force this summer. There is nothing that smacks of Kearneyism in the reform. It is to be a calm and decent effort to relieve ourselves, and we should take hold of it with a vim: that will ensure its success. Every section of the county should “he represented by intelligent and clear-headed men who represent the industry and intelligence of their neighbors, The ba ] caunot be set rolling too soon, : i} A CROWN OF THORNS. “Mare Bang’em” of Marysville is not finding his throne cushioned with velvct, as he probably imagined it wouldbe. In truth, he has landed in a hornet’s nest, and the longer he ‘stays there the more he smarts. Hereis a bit of his. experience as vouched for by the Report: At a debris meeting held in Marysville the Mayor was authorized to se'ect §wenty prominent citizens to accom“pany the Supervisors to the Debris Convention. As the adult male pop. ulation of ‘that Village is some sev— enty-five thonssnd—more or less—. and is composed entirely of promiseventy-five ~ thousand gogs into will be seventy-four snily ine hundred and eighty THE LATEST NEWS. Seventy thousand emigrants arrived in New York daring April. A parade of Socialists was prevented in Brooklyn, N. Y., by the police, . Senator Don Cameron is said to be insanely jealous of his young ‘and beautiful wife. The Jews are leaving Wilna, Russia en masse, 200 families starting for America Monday. Soteldo, who killed his brother at Washington in the affray with Barton, has been held for trial. Before his execution at London, Dr. Lamson vonfessed his guilt and acknowledged the justice of the sentence. John Brett's residence in San Jose, was buraed on April 30th, and Mr; and Mrs, Brett perished in the flames. The verdict of $100,000 in the Hallet Kilbourne false imprisonment case has been set aside as ex.cessive at Washington. Peter Paghman died suddenly in his chair at his residence in San Jose Saturday. “fhe coroner’s jury decided that his death was the re: sult of natural causes. T. B. Murdock, who was stricken with paralysis a few days since, at San Jose, ie slightly improved, but is yet unconsvious aud speechless. He is not expected to live. Guiteau sull cooly claims that the Lord will take care of him. “From the money derived from the sale’ ot autographs aud photographs he gave Scoville $309, and paid alike amount for having his book printed, Mrs. Fox, an old lady nearly 70, living eight miles east of Oroville, has been missing for ten days. She was a widow, living alone. _ Parties have been searching for thirty-six hours without finding any trace of her. . The young girl, Miss Amanda EIlen Geinghry, who-was shot by her father last Thursday morning at San Jose, is in cbout the same condition asat last report. Her statements concerning the shooting gu ‘to show that her father is an incestuous brute and that the shooting was the result of her refusal to submit to his bestial proposals. -—oeNot This, but That. A private letter from ex-Governor Irwin toa member of the Sacramento delegation to the Democratic State convention which meets in San Jose, June 20th, says that he positively declines to bea candidat® for Governor, but wil. be a candidate for Congressman-at-larze. Gen. Rosrnson, of Ohio, a new member of Congress but an old and wise politician, says it is very hard to sit and hear the amount of talk one has to listén to in the House ; that petty men will waste an hour ata time on the most trivial point, and a man of business habits chafes under it, and wants the procession to move on. aspen asnasomageg agains Tuscarora is hooming. The Review remarks; ‘Since the recent strikes, confidence has been restored inour camp. Some of our business men have gone so far as to wash their windows and remove their old hats and renew the broken panes of glass,” SNAKEs are more plenty Jin Floridathan in any other part of this country. Florida is really the jimjams of America, TuE-town of Walla Walla, Washington ‘Territory, has a $40,000 Court House, ‘ NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday Evening, May Ath. — ars. L. F. BALDY WILL DELIVER A LECTURE ON “The Curse ot the Chinese in California.” SUMMIT ICE COMPANY, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURBIN & COOPER, AGENTS, wu SUPPLY THE CITIZENS, OF Nevada City and Grass Valley, cas Daly wih A Superior Quality of Ice. Office on Coyote Street, opposite the Gas Works. DURBIN & COOPER. Nevada Citv, May 3, 1882. 2 Notice to Contractors. Arce is hereby given that sealed pro“2 posals will be received until 6 -P. M., Saturday, May 6th, 1882, For doing the Iron Work, also for doing th Wood Work on the building of the mE Oe OUR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the Chief of the Sanctum. A CHANCE FOR STIDGER’S SACKS. {Sacramento Bee.} Any issuethat the average politician cannot straddle, for the purposes of a campaign, cannot be compassed by moral means. There'll be some of the liveliest hobby-riding this year ever seen. TUEY DON’T HITCH. [Daily Exchange.} ~ The Examiner states positively. this morning that ‘‘it believes in a Géd and has no trouble with Him.” Without any intention of being profane, we might hint that God evidently does not trouble himself much about the Examiner. A MASSIVE INDUSTRY. {Chicago Mining Review.) The fact that our mines have been able to make such a profitable showing, even under tlie most unfavorable circumstances, with which they have been compelled to contend, with misdirected efforts and _ wasted energies, proves conclusively that, now as the true object of mining -is beginning to be understood, the result must be more sutisfactory; . and place, in a better light than ever before, the advantages and profits of this massive and substential industry. alee HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —o STANLEY A. EDDY... Proprietor Saturpay, April 29th, B. Guscetti Ranch, 8S. Wheeler Little York, Miss Wheeler Ukiah, W. ©. Cross Grass Valley, S. H. Choate Bloomtield, W. F. Griffiths Bloomfield, A. F. Brown San Francisco, A. L: Coombs Grass Valley, W. P. Price San Francisco, W. Melarkey Buena Vista, A. P. Martel Moore’s Flat, K. M. Ham Sacramento, J. Hening way Chicago, John Bell San Francisco, Miss Lawrence San Francisco, J. Holland Round Mountain, M.-Edwards city, = W. G. Williams city, M. O’Brien Quaker Hill. Exasrus Bonn, -Clerk,— * BORN. At Grass Valley, April 30, 1882, to S. F. Whiting and wife, a daughter. At Deer Creek, near Grass Valley, April 22d, to Moses Stockdale and wife, a son. “MARRIED. At Grass Valley, May 1, 1882, by Rev. Geo. 0, Ash, Mr. D. B. Paschal, of Sacramento, and Mary J. White, of Grass Valley, For Sale Cheap. 1 Buggy Horse, witi work single or double. 2 1 four-spring Wagon. 1 set of double Harness. ~ 3 House Lots in city limits.— Location good. Apply to JAMES COLLEY, Bay State Market _ap22 _ TEACHERS EXAMINATION. YHE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION will hold an examination at the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, May 3d, 1882, And continuing three days. Applicants must register their names promptly, and pay the fee of one dollar as required by law. The Branches passed er for a Second Grade Certificate are: Written and Oral Arithmetic, -Written and Oral Grammar, Orthography, _Geographv, Defining and Word Analysis, Penmanship, Reading, Methods of Teaching, Composition and History of the United States. Percentage required, 76 To the above studies add the following for First Grade: Algebra, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping, Music. Constitution and-Government, and Schoo! Law. Percentaze required; 85. None under 18 years of age will be examined, JOHN T. WICKES, als Secretary. TO LET. THE FORREST HOUSE. (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING —AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE ALL NEW. 4@ FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete.— ; Also four other Rooms conneeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars, furnished complete, in connection with Large Dancing Hall, suitable for any business, Parties wishing to engage in a good paying business will apply on the premises. MRS.M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th CITIZENS BANK, © BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Paid up Capital $30,000, OFFICERS: BM. PRESTON: 3.60.85 President BM. HUNT 6600. ls Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN...0.08 Gashier. D. BH MORGAN. 3.5 sss: Secretary. * —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M. Hunr. Gro.M. Hu@ues, NILFs SkARLS, Joun T, MorGan, Gxo, A. CooPER, L; Housman, E. M. Preston. #2F Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchange. : 44° Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion faf Highest Price Paid for State and County Warrants. ° DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sucramento, San Francisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal tir ; ‘ Baie Galea and transact-a General "New Yorx—Firet National @ank. San Peleceto vine Retomettesia Ban. ational Gold Bank ef DP AND mMostT MAGNIF Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, ee 0). ain U are now offered for sale at 4) U DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. oor. Pine & = c= aa Sa -“— =e THHLARGHsST ——STOCK OF——THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ‘FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, ° Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, ‘etc, etc, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM KH, CASPS£) CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. These Goods have just been received from the Eastern manufactories and Persons in want of any article in my line will GREATLY REDUCET save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. ICENT Commercial sts. cee ER me O—— ___ Special_and_ Important, sare} t Read this through, every word. a ame —Do you live in this city ?Do you live five miles away ? Do you live 10 or 20 miles away:?. No matter, which. Ir wiLL pay you TO coME, WE WILL SHOW YOU DRY Goons AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUS~ LY CHEAP ! No Catch Penny Game In This. No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, and you will think soif you will stir about and come. an Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we shall make irresistible for every one. ‘ty Wesimeni xian & fol tinct Ladies and Misses Furnishing Goods, Ladies and Gent’s Hosiery, . SATINS AND DRESS COODS, WHITE SFREADS, CURTAIN NET, FINE CASHMERES, % BROCADES, SURRAS, ALL WOOL PLAIDS, : tion. We do not ask large profits—we are wil. 0, Mills & Co. SSeS -_ SPANISH.LACE, ETC., Which we will sell at prices that-will defy competi-. F as = IONABLE-BOOT) ling to wofk hard for our money. — a. SOMETHING NEW BOOTS § SHOES AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILI ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and. SAN FRANCISCO, « full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children comprising many new styles for Spring an Summer wear. A full assortment of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe _Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to selkcct. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended te VOGELMAN & WEBBER, al2 Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL co’ ‘Roller Flour ~ AVING LATELY ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other‘ate improvements we are now majiufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, —-COMBINING-—— Color, ~ Strength, ; and Quality, EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocerk. San Francisco Office 16 Cal fornia Stre&@t. Marysville Office Corner of A and 5th Sts. JUSTUS GREELEY, President. G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, — ~ BROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW ’ POST OFFICE. me SO —o—" REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. ~ . AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE, © ‘VOGELMAN & WEBBER} WILL BE SOLD ATZCOST! SOMETHING NEW! -and-second-to none in the market, A MOST MAGNIFICENT ———_sTOCK OF—— FANCY AND’ MILLINERY GODS Have just been received . ———BY MRS. --—— TESTER CRAWFORD, = MAIN ST.,; NEVADA CITY. BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES Give ) HEM A fal . CLOTHING! CLOTHING! HYMAN BROS., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR. ‘Annual. Spring and Summer sua MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY'S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evervruine Usuauy Fouxo wa First Crass Cuoruine House, SEI , Voneoan The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this’market, and we would especially call the attention of the publig to the large assort-s ment of CLOTHING We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, ee Our facilities in business enables us -to sell goods Cheaper Than Any Other’ Howse in the County . Being Large Wholesale® and Importers we’ therefore propose goods so low that‘competition will be out of the question,WE MEAN BUSINESS. HYMAN BROS.—Wholesale Houses— 7 Murray Street, New York. ) 216, 218 Cal. St., San Francisco. @ ‘d Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ) COR. BESAD & PINE STS,, NEVADA CITY. to self stale ret CLOCK BAKING POWDER FINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guar: an ea perfect mepiece, and N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER . t@ last as long as any Clock. “eins stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the : NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Roots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! — W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS# GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CAN@oF CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. { ys ; : WILL MAKE LIGHTER AND WHITER T guarantee all goods in my store to heoi . BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND: superior quality, of the best-workmanship, . AND IT IS ‘THE BEST.’ \ Persons in}want of BOOTS or SHOES ; in every respect : My stock must be teduced to make room for my mammoth Spring invoice. . 4 (WM, BR, COR, Corner-Main and Com n:ercial streets, Ne . Nevada City, March 80th—Im / Serene eae San Francisco, April 21—2w, * aha o-——— . 427 For sale by the following well-known: should call early and secure choice of sizes . 1aler* Who are authorized to guarantee it: NEVADA CITY, CAL. . as well as ‘bargains, JBEARNHARD & SHALLENBERGER, omc ee Castle Bros. & Loupe. Manufacturers, ? ines and Gr atGa. Wash day ant You Monday health believ: The sued a Webb India1 Dr, and re found Monde Mrs propri has b for sev has on the Si handle AN Says; Europ ex-Sen ‘newly: He 33 Antwe forwar as are of poli To-n tre in { San Fr on the Chines js well at th chief ¢ tic Bre thores: “‘The . and wl of poes -a lady nese st esting Cl Am ral, “Here wamen they w claims filled v well sa done, predict Chines that w the Chi the sar Tho Nevad few m Annite suit in Thora to hav. for the iposa . very . i Tom, . believe MI have bernia at the mercia the As colum: for doi a first“This is enterp a job. Arti been State ed Mi Nevad busine —F, ¢ ler, R, bard. ai $ ,500 har The

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Established in 1860, —o— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevaia Coty Oficial Pres WEDNESDAY. MAY 3. HONEST MINER STONE. —__ The Bee of April 28th contained nearly a column of bosh from the pen of the Hon. Dr. C. E. Stone, exmayor of the city of Marysville, exminer of Long Bar (on the Yuba, river in Yuba county), and now M. D. of the city of Marysville. By that article we are informed that the said M. D. knows the ‘‘modus operandi” by which co-partners develop and prospect mines; and it is very evident that he not only knows how the “wind” is sometimes raised, but has “‘been there himeelf.” It is a well known fact that this life’s battle has not been fought and won by the gentleman by the use of his muscle as a_miner, for as a miner he was beyond ‘a donbt a total failure. As the Mayor of the city of Marysville, and asa ‘leader to promote that town’s industries.and its . prosperity, he is also a failure. As a physiciun of the city of Marysville, we wiil leave that question tobe answered by the Marysville and Loug Bar bone yards. As to the articlein the Bee, Mr, Stone would make it appear that soie mountain men have used certain names for the purpose of selling them out; but such is not the case, asthe eight names (and there are only eight in the location) are all men residing in the Sacramento Valley. We do not think any of them understand better than Mr. Stone how the assessment dodge is played, aud from the article published he certainly has proved himself to be an expert knowing how to become the possessor of a mining claim with‘Out work or coin, and we hope he may never return among as an hon. est-miner. , LATTE TERETE PRE TE STATE ELECTIONS. The politicians will not be inactive “this year, Elections take place in twenty-three States, Oregon elects State officers in June, Kentucky will elect a Court of Appeals in August, and inthe same month Tennessee and Alabama will choose Governors and Legislatures. Maine comes along in September. She will elect a Governor and a Legislature which will have the naming of a Senator to succeed Mr. Frye, who, it will be remembered, stepped into Mr. Blaine’s vacant place in the Senate when he became Secretary of State. In Octuber, Ohio and Iowa will fill some of their minor offices. Coloyado will provide herself with a Governor and Legislature, and West Virginia will -select-an -Assembly-which will choose” a United States Senator to succeed Davis. _1n November, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Massachusetts, California, Michigan, Nebraska, Ne“vada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South Caro'ina, Texas and New York: wilt elect Governors, while Illinois will vote on legislative candidates who will have the destiny of Mr. David Davis as Senator in their keeping. Both parties have plenty ‘of work before them, for on the issue of the State contests will depend in a great measure the struggle for the Presideney. Lseemensonuentemnene setae Sad IN UNION IS STRENGTH. An effort should be made to hold a convention in Nevada county this month, or as soon as practicable, for the purpose of adopting a programme whereby our citizens may act in unison to the end that support be withdrawn from the Chinese in our midst. ‘The alien horde has alre dy lost its foothold along the ridge, and there is no reason why other localities should Inger continue to encourage its presence. There is a strong wave ‘of anti-Chinese sentiment setting in, and it is bound to Sweep over the coast with tremen: dous force this summer. There is nothing that smacks of Kearneyism in the reform. It is to be a calm and decent effort to relieve ourselves, and we should take hold of it with a vim: that will ensure its success. Every section of the county should “he represented by intelligent and clear-headed men who represent the industry and intelligence of their neighbors, The ba ] caunot be set rolling too soon, : i} A CROWN OF THORNS. “Mare Bang’em” of Marysville is not finding his throne cushioned with velvct, as he probably imagined it wouldbe. In truth, he has landed in a hornet’s nest, and the longer he ‘stays there the more he smarts. Hereis a bit of his. experience as vouched for by the Report: At a debris meeting held in Marysville the Mayor was authorized to se'ect §wenty prominent citizens to accom“pany the Supervisors to the Debris Convention. As the adult male pop. ulation of ‘that Village is some sev— enty-five thonssnd—more or less—. and is composed entirely of promiseventy-five ~ thousand gogs into will be seventy-four snily ine hundred and eighty THE LATEST NEWS. Seventy thousand emigrants arrived in New York daring April. A parade of Socialists was prevented in Brooklyn, N. Y., by the police, . Senator Don Cameron is said to be insanely jealous of his young ‘and beautiful wife. The Jews are leaving Wilna, Russia en masse, 200 families starting for America Monday. Soteldo, who killed his brother at Washington in the affray with Barton, has been held for trial. Before his execution at London, Dr. Lamson vonfessed his guilt and acknowledged the justice of the sentence. John Brett's residence in San Jose, was buraed on April 30th, and Mr; and Mrs, Brett perished in the flames. The verdict of $100,000 in the Hallet Kilbourne false imprisonment case has been set aside as ex.cessive at Washington. Peter Paghman died suddenly in his chair at his residence in San Jose Saturday. “fhe coroner’s jury decided that his death was the re: sult of natural causes. T. B. Murdock, who was stricken with paralysis a few days since, at San Jose, ie slightly improved, but is yet unconsvious aud speechless. He is not expected to live. Guiteau sull cooly claims that the Lord will take care of him. “From the money derived from the sale’ ot autographs aud photographs he gave Scoville $309, and paid alike amount for having his book printed, Mrs. Fox, an old lady nearly 70, living eight miles east of Oroville, has been missing for ten days. She was a widow, living alone. _ Parties have been searching for thirty-six hours without finding any trace of her. . The young girl, Miss Amanda EIlen Geinghry, who-was shot by her father last Thursday morning at San Jose, is in cbout the same condition asat last report. Her statements concerning the shooting gu ‘to show that her father is an incestuous brute and that the shooting was the result of her refusal to submit to his bestial proposals. -—oeNot This, but That. A private letter from ex-Governor Irwin toa member of the Sacramento delegation to the Democratic State convention which meets in San Jose, June 20th, says that he positively declines to bea candidat® for Governor, but wil. be a candidate for Congressman-at-larze. Gen. Rosrnson, of Ohio, a new member of Congress but an old and wise politician, says it is very hard to sit and hear the amount of talk one has to listén to in the House ; that petty men will waste an hour ata time on the most trivial point, and a man of business habits chafes under it, and wants the procession to move on. aspen asnasomageg agains Tuscarora is hooming. The Review remarks; ‘Since the recent strikes, confidence has been restored inour camp. Some of our business men have gone so far as to wash their windows and remove their old hats and renew the broken panes of glass,” SNAKEs are more plenty Jin Floridathan in any other part of this country. Florida is really the jimjams of America, TuE-town of Walla Walla, Washington ‘Territory, has a $40,000 Court House, ‘ NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday Evening, May Ath. — ars. L. F. BALDY WILL DELIVER A LECTURE ON “The Curse ot the Chinese in California.” SUMMIT ICE COMPANY, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURBIN & COOPER, AGENTS, wu SUPPLY THE CITIZENS, OF Nevada City and Grass Valley, cas Daly wih A Superior Quality of Ice. Office on Coyote Street, opposite the Gas Works. DURBIN & COOPER. Nevada Citv, May 3, 1882. 2 Notice to Contractors. Arce is hereby given that sealed pro“2 posals will be received until 6 -P. M., Saturday, May 6th, 1882, For doing the Iron Work, also for doing th Wood Work on the building of the mE Oe OUR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the Chief of the Sanctum. A CHANCE FOR STIDGER’S SACKS. {Sacramento Bee.} Any issuethat the average politician cannot straddle, for the purposes of a campaign, cannot be compassed by moral means. There'll be some of the liveliest hobby-riding this year ever seen. TUEY DON’T HITCH. [Daily Exchange.} ~ The Examiner states positively. this morning that ‘‘it believes in a Géd and has no trouble with Him.” Without any intention of being profane, we might hint that God evidently does not trouble himself much about the Examiner. A MASSIVE INDUSTRY. {Chicago Mining Review.) The fact that our mines have been able to make such a profitable showing, even under tlie most unfavorable circumstances, with which they have been compelled to contend, with misdirected efforts and _ wasted energies, proves conclusively that, now as the true object of mining -is beginning to be understood, the result must be more sutisfactory; . and place, in a better light than ever before, the advantages and profits of this massive and substential industry. alee HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —o STANLEY A. EDDY...... Proprietor Saturpay, April 29th, B. Guscetti Ranch, 8S. Wheeler Little York, Miss Wheeler Ukiah, W. ©. Cross Grass Valley, S. H. Choate Bloomtield, W. F. Griffiths Bloomfield, A. F. Brown San Francisco, A. L: Coombs Grass Valley, W. P. Price San Francisco, W. Melarkey Buena Vista, A. P. Martel Moore’s Flat, K. M. Ham Sacramento, J. Hening way Chicago, John Bell San Francisco, Miss Lawrence San Francisco, J. Holland Round Mountain, M.-Edwards city, = W. G. Williams city, M. O’Brien Quaker Hill. Exasrus Bonn, -Clerk,— * BORN. At Grass Valley, April 30, 1882, to S. F. Whiting and wife, a daughter. At Deer Creek, near Grass Valley, April 22d, to Moses Stockdale and wife, a son. “MARRIED. At Grass Valley, May 1, 1882, by Rev. Geo. 0, Ash, Mr. D. B. Paschal, of Sacramento, and Mary J. White, of Grass Valley, For Sale Cheap. 1 Buggy Horse, witi work single or double. 2 1 four-spring Wagon. 1 set of double Harness. ~ 3 House Lots in city limits.— Location good. Apply to JAMES COLLEY, Bay State Market _ap22 _ TEACHERS EXAMINATION. YHE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION will hold an examination at the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, May 3d, 1882, And continuing three days. Applicants must register their names promptly, and pay the fee of one dollar as required by law. The Branches passed er for a Second Grade Certificate are: Written and Oral Arithmetic, -Written and Oral Grammar, Orthography, _Geographv, Defining and Word Analysis, Penmanship, Reading, Methods of Teaching, Composition and History of the United States. Percentage required, 76 To the above studies add the following for First Grade: Algebra, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping, Music. Constitution and-Government, and Schoo! Law. Percentaze required; 85. None under 18 years of age will be examined, JOHN T. WICKES, als Secretary. TO LET. THE FORREST HOUSE. (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING —AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE ALL NEW. 4@ FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete.— ; Also four other Rooms conneeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars,

furnished complete, in connection with Large Dancing Hall, suitable for any business, Parties wishing to engage in a good paying business will apply on the premises. MRS.M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th CITIZENS BANK, © BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Paid up Capital $30,000, OFFICERS: BM. PRESTON: 3.60.85 President BM. HUNT 6600. ls Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN......0.08 Gashier. D. BH MORGAN. 3.5 sss: Secretary. * —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M. Hunr. Gro.M. Hu@ues, NILFs SkARLS, Joun T, MorGan, Gxo, A. CooPER, L; Housman, E. M. Preston. #2F Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Exchange. : 44° Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion faf Highest Price Paid for State and County Warrants. ° DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sucramento, San Francisco Also Sell Exchange on all the Principal tir ; ‘ Baie Galea and transact-a General "New Yorx—Firet National @ank. San Peleceto vine Retomettesia Ban. ational Gold Bank ef DP AND mMostT MAGNIF Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, ee 0). ain U are now offered for sale at 4) U DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. oor. Pine & = c= aa Sa -“— =e THHLARGHsST ——STOCK OF——THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, ‘FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, ° Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, ‘etc, etc, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM KH, CASPS£) CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. These Goods have just been received from the Eastern manufactories and Persons in want of any article in my line will GREATLY REDUCET save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. ICENT Commercial sts. cee ER me O—— ___ Special_and_ Important, sare} t Read this through, every word. a ame —Do you live in this city ?Do you live five miles away ? Do you live 10 or 20 miles away:?. No matter, which. Ir wiLL pay you TO coME, WE WILL SHOW YOU DRY Goons AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUS~ LY CHEAP ! No Catch Penny Game In This. No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, and you will think soif you will stir about and come. an Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we shall make irresistible for every one. ‘ty Wesimeni xian & fol tinct Ladies and Misses Furnishing Goods, Ladies and Gent’s Hosiery, . SATINS AND DRESS COODS, WHITE SFREADS, CURTAIN NET, FINE CASHMERES, % BROCADES, SURRAS, ALL WOOL PLAIDS, : tion. We do not ask large profits—we are wil. 0, Mills & Co. SSeS -_ SPANISH.LACE, ETC., Which we will sell at prices that-will defy competi-. F as = IONABLE-BOOT) ling to wofk hard for our money. — a. SOMETHING NEW BOOTS § SHOES AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILI ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and. SAN FRANCISCO, « full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children comprising many new styles for Spring an Summer wear. A full assortment of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe _Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to selkcct. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended te VOGELMAN & WEBBER, al2 Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL co’ ‘Roller Flour ~ AVING LATELY ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other‘ate improvements we are now majiufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, —-COMBINING-—— Color, ~ Strength, ; and Quality, EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocerk. San Francisco Office 16 Cal fornia Stre&@t. Marysville Office Corner of A and 5th Sts. JUSTUS GREELEY, President. G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, — ~ BROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW ’ POST OFFICE. me SO —o—" REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. ~ . AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE, © ‘VOGELMAN & WEBBER} WILL BE SOLD ATZCOST! SOMETHING NEW! -and-second-to none in the market, A MOST MAGNIFICENT ———_sTOCK OF—— FANCY AND’ MILLINERY GODS Have just been received . ———BY MRS. --—— TESTER CRAWFORD, = MAIN ST.,; NEVADA CITY. BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES Give ) HEM A fal . CLOTHING! CLOTHING! HYMAN BROS., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR. ‘Annual. Spring and Summer sua MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY'S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evervruine Usuauy Fouxo wa First Crass Cuoruine House, SEI , Voneoan The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this’market, and we would especially call the attention of the publig to the large assort-s ment of CLOTHING We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, ee Our facilities in business enables us -to sell goods Cheaper Than Any Other’ Howse in the County . Being Large Wholesale® and Importers we’ therefore propose goods so low that‘competition will be out of the question,WE MEAN BUSINESS. HYMAN BROS.—Wholesale Houses— 7 Murray Street, New York. ) 216, 218 Cal. St., San Francisco. @ ‘d Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ) COR. BESAD & PINE STS,, NEVADA CITY. to self stale ret CLOCK BAKING POWDER FINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guar: an ea perfect mepiece, and N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER . t@ last as long as any Clock. “eins stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the : NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Roots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! — W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS# GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CAN@oF CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. { ys ; : WILL MAKE LIGHTER AND WHITER T guarantee all goods in my store to heoi . BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND: superior quality, of the best-workmanship, . AND IT IS ‘THE BEST.’ \ Persons in}want of BOOTS or SHOES ; in every respect : My stock must be teduced to make room for my mammoth Spring invoice. . 4 (WM, BR, COR, Corner-Main and Com n:ercial streets, Ne . Nevada City, March 80th—Im / Serene eae San Francisco, April 21—2w, * aha o-——— . 427 For sale by the following well-known: should call early and secure choice of sizes . 1aler* Who are authorized to guarantee it: NEVADA CITY, CAL. . as well as ‘bargains, JBEARNHARD & SHALLENBERGER, omc ee Castle Bros. & Loupe. Manufacturers, ? ines and Gr atGa. Wash day ant You Monday health believ: The sued a Webb India1 Dr, and re found Monde Mrs propri has b for sev has on the Si handle AN Says; Europ ex-Sen ‘newly: He 33 Antwe forwar as are of poli To-n tre in { San Fr on the Chines js well at th chief ¢ tic Bre thores: “‘The . and wl of poes -a lady nese st esting Cl Am ral, “Here wamen they w claims filled v well sa done, predict Chines that w the Chi the sar Tho Nevad few m Annite suit in Thora to hav. for the iposa . very . i Tom, . believe MI have bernia at the mercia the As colum: for doi a first“This is enterp a job. Arti been State ed Mi Nevad busine —F, ¢ ler, R, bard. ai $ ,500 har The