May 7, 1882 (4 pages)

THE DAITY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA UITY, CAL. Established in 1860. é -—Oo— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevada Cnty Ofil Pre SUNDAY. MAY 7. THE ANTI-DERRIS CONVENTION. This convention, lately in session at Sacramento, is not likely to be productive of much good if the sentimenteuttered by the speakers represent the feelings of the valley people. Both their speeches and the resolutions_express nothing but blind hostility to the mining interests. In fact, that body might be compared to a Spanish ‘‘torro”’ ir-ritated at the sight of a very small red hankerchief. He shuts his eyes, bellows frightfully, paws the earth and finally charges upon the fence of his corral and retires with a sore head. This is likely to be the result of the convention unless more moderate counsels prevail, It will be observed that the tenor of the resolutions point to more litigation and all remedial measures are ignored. We fail too see any resolution endorsing Col. Mendell’s ‘recommendation, or. supporting our delegates in Congress, in asking Government aid to protect our river channels; neither do we find a resolution acting upon the recommeda« tions of blackmail. tion. of the Board of Trade, of San Francisco, suggesting a conference of parties representing the two interests, The disclamer of any intention tointerfere with quartz and drift mines is very ingenious, and is intended as “a sop to Cerebus.” While itis apparent that no immediate hostility is contemplated against that class of miners, it is evident that they are only reserved to be devoured last. Any legislation or any legal decision adverse ‘to the right to mine by the hydraulic process must necessarily be fatal to all mines putting muddy water in ‘the streams, and renders such companies liable to extortion and blackmail, Mines of that class are sometimes the subjectof negotiations for sale of their ground. How easy it is to bring a suit or procure one to be brought bysome Attorney-General or Board of Supervisors, and thereby cloud atitle. We know of one instance where these tactics have been pursued and a company heavily blackmailed under the threat to de: feat a sale. We do not believe that the present convention would sanction such proceedings, but on their adjournment their affairs are likely to be managed by a ring who have already shown their hands, if we may credit an article in the Alta California of May 5th. We submitt that the proceedings of the Convention look like-the --development of an immense legal bonanza with some stringers {and indicaTHE MINERS CONVENTION. The suggestion made by the Transcript that the miners of the State hold a convention at an early date is very apt to be acted upon, The Grass Valley Union says the miners could by holding sucha convention, “bring the whole matter before the people in its true light, and let the voters of San Francisco and other large cities know just how the matter stands; also pass contra resolutions to those adopted by the farmers who are trying to ruin so great an interest in the State as that f hydraulic mining, which is far more valuable than twenty times the land it basin the least damaged. As the matter now stands the hydraulic miners have certainly been miarepresented tothe people of the State of California,” TMU, AER eS THE LATEST NEWS. Parnell, Dillon and and O’Kelly have arrived in London. There is ho cessation of the antiJewish disturbances in Russia. The rumor of ah outbreak of the Bannocks and Shoshones is discredited at army headquarters. The latest intelligence is to the _ effect that the De Long pirty have been found—they were all dead. ee % ries Canada Johu-Charlebers and two children broke through the ice at Ottawa, te 1» Wednesday, and were drownJoba Davidson aged 32, killed his mother, 60 years of age, at Philadel~ phia, Thursday, by crushing her skull with a hatchet, oA ‘Washington. special says it is reported again that Minister Lowell has been 1 Tecalled, and that his successor has been selected: : The valuation of all property within the city limits of Seattle, W. a . is given by'the Assessor as $3,958 720—an increase of 150 per cent pees last. year. England will co-operate with othtnations in the establishing of a of cireumpolar magnetic and observatories. Fort is the station . lion. ~The water is now -so-muddy e. Fresh miloh cows for sale at Sut THE ANTI-MINERS. The Alta says of the late anti-mifers convention at Sacramento: In spite of ample advertising, it seems to have been a failure. The speakers complain of the indifference and apathy of ‘the Sacramento people. According to the Record-Union the entire attendance was only 185 persons, and “‘exceedingly few business men of the city were present—a fact that was commented upon.” The truth is, that the intelligence and property interests of Sacramento are opposed to the action taken by the Board of Supervisors of thecounty in bringing suits against the mines, and in paying exorbitant fees to one particular lawyer. The last Grand Jury of the county commented in the most severe terms upon this action of the Supervisoral ring, for, according to current report, this favored lawyer did not keep all his huge fee to himself, and there were hopes besides that the miners would pay. $10,000 cash rather than have suits instituted against them. We understand that the miners were told that even less than $10,000 would secure them immunity. However, the iminers would not pay blackmail, and hence these honest men of Sacramento must limit their pickings to the pockets of their own county, The resolutions adopted by this Convention state that 100,000 acres of valley land have been destroyed by slickens, The real facts are that about 50,000 acres have been injured —not destroyed—all of which in time can be brought back to its old agricultural value. Assuming, however; this statement tobe true,and that each acre was worth $60, we have a total loss, as-the result of mining for the past thirty-four years, of $6,000,000. During this period the product of gold has been about $1,200,000,000, or 200 times the amount of damage inflicted. The annual output of the California mines is now about $20,000,000, or three times the agricultural loss since 1848. The resolutions say nothing whatever about the permanent stone dams proposed by Colonel Mendell in his lagt report to Congress. Their spirit is simply one of hostility to the mining industry, and a desire to ruin instead of to cure, These few farmers of Sutter and Yuba counties seem to think that they can control the politics of the State, and they make ‘slickens the main issue in the coming political campaign. They apparently forget that there are fifteen counties in the State, with an aggregate population of 130,000 souls, where mining is by far the leading industry ; and that the voters in these mining counties may have something to say ‘when election comes on, providing either of the political parties should be foolish enough to make hostility to the mines » plank in its platform. We notice that nothing is said, either in the resolutions or speeches, about the injury to physical health caused by the wicked miners. A far more serious--charge,; however, —is made against these enemies of the Commonwealth, and that is, that they are injuring the cause of religthat baptism has been abandoned, and the people in the slickens region are short of ca$h with. which to properly pay the preachers of the Gospel. Hence, many valuable souls are in much danger of going to that place unmentiontoble ears polite. Wicked Rome. An article recently-appeared inthe TRANSCRIPT speaking of Mlle. Nevada’s engagement at Rome, wherein occurred this passage: ‘‘Her vocalization is wonderful; her trills, her smoryature, her picchellati are perfect.” To this—the Daily Exchange adds: ‘‘Now, this is really too much, We hesitate about mentioning a lady ’s smoryature in polite society, but her picchellati—oh, shame! Why, every good Christian knows it isa sin-even to think about sucha thing; but to put it in print—well, Rome is a deuce of a place for loose morals.” oe Got Cleaned Out. The Virginia City Enterprise has found an old Comstocker who in er. ly days ‘‘carried a three-bushe -bag of fifty dollar octagonal slugs from Scotchmen’s creek up the mountain to Alpha, Nevada county, where a tremendous monte game wasin progress, .When he finally. deserted the game he had to make a breech-clout of the bag in order to get back to the diggings in presentable shape.” Aw Oregon mar fell on the icy walk and broke his nose,and when he came to sue~for damages the jury held that. his looks had been improved 30 per cent. He therfore got noth ing. Hat patra eaten CY Employment Wanted By an experienced man at gardening or general work about a place. Flower gardening a specialty. Enquire at Union Hotel. 4t @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rogass in the city is offered for rent, Apply at the TRANsORIPT office, cows 6 For Bale. SUR ICE COMPANY. Hers PAINTERS. OUR EXCHANGES. ‘ Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. ONE REDEEMING TRAIT. (Norristown Herald.) The Boston Post says Jesse James was a Republican. No matter how degraded and deeply stained in crime aman may be, he generally sses at least one good trait. ” NOT BAD, CONSIDERING, . —* Qilarysville Appeal) The Transerirt styles the Sacra mento auti-debris convention a ‘grand pow-wow.” Well, we are all ‘“‘Diggers.” We have been digging from under hydraulic mining debris for the past ten years. PRACTILR WHAT YOU PREACH. : (Record-Union.) “Virtue has many preachers but few martyrs.” It was illustrated here recently when at a mass meet ing, called to promote an ulleged virtuous cause that calls for some self-sacrifice, but 100 persons attended. A SURE THING, (8. F. Daily Report.) Nevada county is the only locality in the State that has thus far had the courage to deal properly with the invading Chinese, In Nevada City they moved the Chinatown outside the city limits, and throughout the county a peaceful agitation has, with the exception of one hydraulic enterprise, driven the pigtails out of th» mines. Now it is propused to boycott the heathen, and it’s a sure thing that the method will succeed. GIVE HER AYOTHER CHANCE; (San Jose Mercury.) It does not become a Christian community to place its hell of crushing condemnation upon an erring and foolish young girl, who, through the’ duplicity of some man who should have been her guide, protector and friend, may have brought upon her life unutterable woe. Give her another chance, say we, and we but echo the teachings of one whose heart was over overflowed with tender sympathy for the erring penitent. Insuch cases as that which is now the theme of many tongues in this community, woman usually sins through her love nature, which, when not perverted, is the crowning glory of her life—man sins generally through his baseness and perfidy, BORN. In Graniteville; Nevada county, May 5th, 1882, to Elijah Poage and wife, a son. WHITE MINERS WANTED. TWENTY WHITE Hydraulic Miners Can Obtain Employment at the . Blue Tent Mine, Nevada Township. Apply to GEO. 8S. POWERS, Superintendent. Nevada City, May 7, 1882.-tf ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING C COMPANY. Location of principal place of pusiness Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada. Location of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California, Notice—There are delinquent, upon the following described stock, on account of assessment, No. 7, levied on the 23d day of Feb., 1882, the several amounts set opposit? the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, A. p. 1882, so: many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, Bank of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada, on TUESDAY, the SIXTH (6th), day of JUNE, A, D. 1882, at the hour of 3 o'clock, P. M. of sxid day, to pay said delin juent assessment thereon, together with costs of advérHsing and a ree of the sale. “Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. ma7 County Scrip. HE following Warrants on the General Road Fund registered July 15th, 1880, will be paid on presentation: Nos. 41, 71, 101, 102, 103 Interest ceases from date. G. v. SCHMITTBURG, Treasurer of Nevada County. Nevada City, May 3d, 1882. esd GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURBIN & COOPER, AGENTS, wu SUPPLY THE CITIZENS OF Nevada City and Grass Valiey,, : Daily, with A ‘Superior Quality of Ice. ite the Gas Office on Coyote inn op} orks. COOPER. URBIN Nev ada Citv, May 3. . "ISAAC & ROWE, Ail kinds of Grabiing, Paper Hang: fees . Soe: nena Aetna, Wal} . Mimting, ete., ete. J Alt work fit. das and Prices Low. Mountain fee. The Nevada Ice Company is now business houses and famiilies, a superior quality of Mountain ice, at a reasonable price. All orders left at the Ice House tended to. a28-tf J. a S. TuHompson. A Tollet Luxury. SOZODONT is a luxury as well as a necessity. Placed where it should always be upon the toilet, it adorns it, and gratifies the taste and senses, It sends out a delicious perfume, and gives pleasure and health to itsusers, HOTEL ARRIVALS. —_o—— NATIONAL SACHANGR HOTEL, STANLEY A. EDDY. ees Cee Khas Proprietor SATURDAY, May 7th. J. McKenzie, Washington, E. Powers, San Francisco. Dan Collins,-Grass Valley. E. A. Hubbard, San Francisco. W. Calkins, Shelby Flat. S. H. Chorate, Grass Valley. J. R. Davis, San Juan. S. Peck, Blue Tent. JAS Rapp, city. C. Knowels, San Francisco, J.D. Vandear, ‘“ de R. Ww. Kipp, ry se C.H. Maar atJ. 8. Dunn, city. Thos, Daley, “ C. Allen, 5) Chas. Bernard, Alleghany. J. A. Barry, Gass Valley. R. Gunson, city. Erastus Bonp, Clerk. TO AYO HYORALL Hoving been informed Francisco, is manufacturi calls ‘Fisher’s Chief,” but Flexible Packing, as I am PATENT covering such fuly protected, and that HYDRAULIC RICHARD EMPIRE FOUNDRY, No. No Names. Cert. Shares. /mt Dauchy H.0. Trustee, 28 1000 10 00 Dauchy H. 0. Trustee, 29 65000 50 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 30 250 250 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 60 3000 30 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 61 125 125 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 188 1796.25 1796 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 189 1796.25 17 96 Dauchy H, 0. Trustee, 198 14370 144 Dauchy H, O. Trustee, 199 3448.80 34 49 Dauchy H. 0. Trustee, 213 30+) 30 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 214 125 125 Lee Wm, Trustee, 102 3000 30 00 Lee Win. Trustce, 103 125 125 Lee Wm. Trustee, 193 1796.25 17 96 Thomas Will Trustee, 217 1000 10 00 Thomas Will Trustee, 218 1000 10 00 Thomas Will Trustee, 219 460.62 461}. PRICE. I keep constantly on and World, A DOLLAR IN COIN, 7 prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, } 0. the Plaza will be promptly at: “Little Giant,” I hereby caution Miners not to buy ef him any Machine which has a Pivoted Joint and sary, take legal measures to protect my rights. My customers are also notified that ” they are NO ROYALTY CAN BE COLLECTED FROM THEM: — —o0 —_ . AM STILL MANUFACTURING “at -AND—— Will sell cheaper than ever and fully guarantee all HOSKIN, MARYSVILLE, CAL. EXCELSIOR COMPANY'S. STORE, SMARTSVILLE, CAL. DEA TDTER SS IW Mining Supplies, General Merchandise, GIANT POWDER, LUMBER AND MINING TIMBER, Will DupFeate Valley Prices to Parties on the Ridge, The Pioneer ey SlOr8 Here [i al, and Here 1 Have Be Been For (Over 1 Years —_—SBLUINGo— : Choice Family Groceries. _ At No. 52 Broad Street.... Morgan & Roberts’ Block. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. My log experience in buyin enables me to place before ~ custom* ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in th ‘Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel. New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockory, ail, Candles, ts, 4 ket so 13 rammpasoysquane DEALING.-—A DOLLARS WORTH NEVADA CITY (Catirornia) DAILY TRANSCRIPT, SUNDAY,MAY 7, 1882. AUCTION SALE @F FINE WORK AND CARRIAGE HORSES. (, SHAFFER, Auctioneer, will . Selion Saturday, May 13th, 1882, Sale commencing at 11 o’vlock, on the premises of J. M. Allenwood & Bros., situated on the road leading from Marysville to Grass voller uarter of a mile east of Mooney’s Mo eaach, 75 head of horses and colts, soteed of which are No. 1 good work and carriage horses; 25 head are’ fine brood mares, and very promising colts from one to four years old. Everybody knows the Allenwood stock of horses, and it will be unnecessary for me to give a further description of them.» I will only add that persons in want of a fine span of carriage horses or mares that are fast and handsome should attend this sale. Also those in want of very fine large work horses can find them at this sale. Parties in want of very fine brood mares and —* colts should by all means attend this sale. six 4-horse wagons, three 2-horse wagons, one good rockaway, one spring wagon, one 2-Hprse thoroughbrace Concord’ wagon, two nice top buggies, sixteen sets work harness; all in good order, together with a lot of other property not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE—AIl sums under 850 cash; all over $50, 1 year’s credit by giving note and approved ‘security with one per cent interest per month. There will plenty to eat and drink at the sale Come everybody: SHAFFER, Ww. C. Auctioneer. mat-td LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS © and JEWELER — . BRUADST. opp. Stunp!’s Hotel I MINERS = that F. H. Fisher, of San ing a Machine which he which is an imitation of the owner of LETTERS a Joint, and will, if necesMACHINES, Also, at the same time, one 6-horse wagon; . , MoO sT FOR wy These Goods have just = E i or eee 1 range Sag 1 set of double SOMETHING NEW New BOOTS # SHOES VOGELMAN & WEBBER J AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children, comprising many new styles for Spring and igs 4 wear. A full assortment of La dies’, Micses & Children’sShoe New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And.all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! Always on. hand. We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to sel«ct. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a eontinuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. oo from the Country promptly attendVOGELMAN & WEBBER, . al2 Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL cs PATENT Roller Mont, MARYSVILLE.. fee AVING LATELY ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other late improveahs we are now manufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, —-COMBINING—— K. GASPE , —-AND=——_ . MAGNIFICENT ——$TocK of—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, CENTLEMEN AND BOYS, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc, etc,, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM om , CASPER, . CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, 0). — U been received frem the Eastern manufactories and are now offered for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. oO ‘ U Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. pe Sag Pin cor. Pine & Commercial sts CLOTHING . CLOTHING . ae . HYMAN BROS., Annual Spring and Summer supply ‘MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY’S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evenrtune Uszaucy Fouxo iw a First Ciass Crormine House, ——O-——. The above Goods were maaufactured expressly : for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortment of ——_SrT°OT EIN G We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND_ MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. fo eee Our facilities i in business enables us to sell goods Cieayer Than Any Other House in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore yeopnen to sell goods so low that sok axa will be out of the question. WE MEAN BUSINESS. HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale Houses— ) 7 Murray Street, New York. 216, 216 Gal, St., Sun Fraricisco. ' y Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. j COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. won. WILL BE SOLD AT COST! SOMETHING NEW! —AT—BUT THE BEST ! W. R. COE’S, Color, P AS ” and Quality, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETSFINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guaranteed to bea ertect mepiece, an EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocers. * San Francisco Office 16 Cal fornia Street. Marysville Office Corner of A and 5th Sts; Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER, . © Jast as long as mr : stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the aoe NEXT SIXTY DAYS GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CANS OF JUSTUS GREKLEY, President. _ G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m For Sale Cheap. 3 House Lots in city ‘Timits — {Superior quality, of -the-bestworkmanship, Horse, will work single and second to none in the market. should call early and secure choice of Sines: as well as great bargains. Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Ribbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or -money refunded, WILL MAKE LIGHTER AND WHITER BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND I guarantee all goods in my store to be of; AND IT IS THE BEST, MERRIE ELIE ¢ apt sale by the’ ilueing” oan -known dealers who are authorized . a. it in every _— Persons in want of Sor SHOES . My stock must be reduced to make room bs ep 0 4ames contEY, Dar eae] Comer Mai id amine sre Ne “elites Biceps , ee Market ap22 jvadaCit = ‘Mar3 : boule acres cobras CLOCK BAKING POWDER 3

THE DAITY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA UITY, CAL. Established in 1860. é -—Oo— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Nevada Cnty Ofil Pre SUNDAY. MAY 7. THE ANTI-DERRIS CONVENTION. This convention, lately in session at Sacramento, is not likely to be productive of much good if the sentimenteuttered by the speakers represent the feelings of the valley people. Both their speeches and the resolutions_express nothing but blind hostility to the mining interests. In fact, that body might be compared to a Spanish ‘‘torro”’ ir-ritated at the sight of a very small red hankerchief. He shuts his eyes, bellows frightfully, paws the earth and finally charges upon the fence of his corral and retires with a sore head. This is likely to be the result of the convention unless more moderate counsels prevail, It will be observed that the tenor of the resolutions point to more litigation and all remedial measures are ignored. We fail too see any resolution endorsing Col. Mendell’s ‘recommendation, or. supporting our delegates in Congress, in asking Government aid to protect our river channels; neither do we find a resolution acting upon the recommeda« tions of blackmail. tion. of the Board of Trade, of San Francisco, suggesting a conference of parties representing the two interests, The disclamer of any intention tointerfere with quartz and drift mines is very ingenious, and is intended as “a sop to Cerebus.” While itis apparent that no immediate hostility is contemplated against that class of miners, it is evident that they are only reserved to be devoured last. Any legislation or any legal decision adverse ‘to the right to mine by the hydraulic process must necessarily be fatal to all mines putting muddy water in ‘the streams, and renders such companies liable to extortion and blackmail, Mines of that class are sometimes the subjectof negotiations for sale of their ground. How easy it is to bring a suit or procure one to be brought bysome Attorney-General or Board of Supervisors, and thereby cloud atitle. We know of one instance where these tactics have been pursued and a company heavily blackmailed under the threat to de: feat a sale. We do not believe that the present convention would sanction such proceedings, but on their adjournment their affairs are likely to be managed by a ring who have already shown their hands, if we may credit an article in the Alta California of May 5th. We submitt that the proceedings of the Convention look like-the --development of an immense legal bonanza with some stringers {and indicaTHE MINERS CONVENTION. The suggestion made by the Transcript that the miners of the State hold a convention at an early date is very apt to be acted upon, The Grass Valley Union says the miners could by holding sucha convention, “bring the whole matter before the people in its true light, and let the voters of San Francisco and other large cities know just how the matter stands; also pass contra resolutions to those adopted by the farmers who are trying to ruin so great an interest in the State as that f hydraulic mining, which is far more valuable than twenty times the land it basin the least damaged. As the matter now stands the hydraulic miners have certainly been miarepresented tothe people of the State of California,” TMU, AER eS THE LATEST NEWS. Parnell, Dillon and and O’Kelly have arrived in London. There is ho cessation of the antiJewish disturbances in Russia. The rumor of ah outbreak of the Bannocks and Shoshones is discredited at army headquarters. The latest intelligence is to the _ effect that the De Long pirty have been found—they were all dead. ee % ries Canada Johu-Charlebers and two children broke through the ice at Ottawa, te 1» Wednesday, and were drownJoba Davidson aged 32, killed his mother, 60 years of age, at Philadel~ phia, Thursday, by crushing her skull with a hatchet, oA ‘Washington. special says it is reported again that Minister Lowell has been 1 Tecalled, and that his successor has been selected: : The valuation of all property within the city limits of Seattle, W. a . is given by'the Assessor as $3,958 720—an increase of 150 per cent pees last. year. England will co-operate with othtnations in the establishing of a of cireumpolar magnetic and observatories. Fort is the station . lion. ~The water is now -so-muddy e. Fresh miloh cows for sale at Sut THE ANTI-MINERS. The Alta says of the late anti-mifers convention at Sacramento: In spite of ample advertising, it seems to have been a failure. The speakers complain of the indifference and apathy of ‘the Sacramento people. According to the Record-Union the entire attendance was only 185 persons, and “‘exceedingly few business men of the city were present—a fact that was commented upon.” The truth is, that the intelligence and property interests of Sacramento are opposed to the action taken by the Board of Supervisors of thecounty in bringing suits against the mines, and in paying exorbitant fees to one particular lawyer. The last Grand Jury of the county commented in the most severe terms upon this action of the Supervisoral ring, for, according to current report, this favored lawyer did not keep all his huge fee to himself, and there were hopes besides that the miners would pay. $10,000 cash rather than have suits instituted against them. We understand that the miners were told that even less than $10,000 would secure them immunity. However, the iminers would not pay blackmail, and hence these honest men of Sacramento must limit their pickings to the pockets of their own county, The resolutions adopted by this Convention state that 100,000 acres of valley land have been destroyed by slickens, The real facts are that about 50,000 acres have been injured —not destroyed—all of which in time can be brought back to its old agricultural value. Assuming, however; this statement tobe true,and that each acre was worth $60, we have a total loss, as-the result of mining for the past thirty-four years, of $6,000,000. During this period the product of gold has been about $1,200,000,000, or 200 times the amount of damage inflicted. The annual output of the California mines is now about $20,000,000, or three times the agricultural loss since 1848. The resolutions say nothing whatever about the permanent stone dams proposed by Colonel Mendell in his lagt report to Congress. Their spirit is simply one of hostility to the mining industry, and a desire to ruin instead of to cure, These few farmers of Sutter and Yuba counties seem to think that they can control the politics of the State, and they make ‘slickens the main issue in the coming political campaign. They apparently forget that there are fifteen counties in the State, with an aggregate population of 130,000 souls, where mining is by far the leading industry ; and that the voters in these mining counties may have something to say ‘when election comes on, providing either of the political parties should be foolish enough to make hostility to the mines » plank in its platform. We notice that nothing is said, either in the resolutions or speeches, about the injury to physical health caused by the wicked miners. A far more serious--charge,; however, —is made against these enemies of the Commonwealth, and that is, that they are injuring the cause of religthat baptism has been abandoned, and the people in the slickens region are short of ca$h with. which to properly pay the preachers of the Gospel. Hence, many valuable souls are in much danger of going to that place unmentiontoble ears polite. Wicked Rome. An article recently-appeared inthe TRANSCRIPT speaking of Mlle. Nevada’s engagement at Rome, wherein occurred this passage: ‘‘Her vocalization is wonderful; her trills, her smoryature, her picchellati are perfect.” To this—the Daily Exchange adds: ‘‘Now, this is really too much, We hesitate about mentioning a lady ’s smoryature in polite society, but her picchellati—oh, shame! Why, every good Christian knows it isa sin-even to think about sucha thing; but to put it in print—well, Rome is a deuce of a place for loose morals.” oe Got Cleaned Out. The Virginia City Enterprise has found an old Comstocker who in er. ly days ‘‘carried a three-bushe -bag of fifty dollar octagonal slugs from Scotchmen’s creek up the mountain to Alpha, Nevada county, where a tremendous monte game wasin progress, .When he finally. deserted the game he had to make a breech-clout of the bag in order to get back to the diggings in presentable shape.” Aw Oregon mar fell on the icy walk and broke his nose,and when he came to sue~for damages the jury held that. his looks had been improved 30 per cent. He therfore got noth ing. Hat patra eaten CY Employment Wanted By an experienced man at gardening or general work about a place. Flower gardening a specialty. Enquire at Union Hotel. 4t @ffice Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rogass in the city is offered for rent, Apply at the TRANsORIPT office, cows 6 For Bale. SUR ICE COMPANY. Hers PAINTERS. OUR EXCHANGES. ‘ Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. ONE REDEEMING TRAIT. (Norristown Herald.) The Boston Post says Jesse James was a Republican. No matter how degraded and deeply stained in crime aman may be, he generally sses at least one good trait. ” NOT BAD, CONSIDERING, . —* Qilarysville Appeal) The Transerirt styles the Sacra mento auti-debris convention a ‘grand pow-wow.” Well, we are all ‘“‘Diggers.” We have been digging from under hydraulic mining debris for the past ten years. PRACTILR WHAT YOU PREACH. : (Record-Union.) “Virtue has many preachers but few martyrs.” It was illustrated here recently when at a mass meet ing, called to promote an ulleged virtuous cause that calls for some self-sacrifice, but 100 persons attended. A SURE THING, (8. F. Daily Report.) Nevada county is the only locality in the State that has thus far had the courage to deal properly with the invading Chinese, In Nevada City they moved the Chinatown outside the city limits, and throughout the county a peaceful agitation has, with the exception of one hydraulic enterprise, driven the pigtails out of th» mines. Now it is propused to boycott the heathen, and it’s a sure thing that the method will succeed. GIVE HER AYOTHER CHANCE; (San Jose Mercury.) It does not become a Christian community to place its hell of crushing condemnation upon an erring and foolish young girl, who, through the’ duplicity of some man who should have been her guide, protector and friend, may have brought upon her life unutterable woe. Give her another chance, say we, and we but echo the teachings of one whose heart was over overflowed with tender sympathy for the erring penitent. Insuch cases as that which is now the theme of many tongues in this community, woman usually sins through her love nature, which, when not perverted, is the crowning glory of her life—man sins generally through his baseness and perfidy, BORN. In Graniteville; Nevada county, May 5th, 1882, to Elijah Poage and wife, a son. WHITE MINERS WANTED. TWENTY WHITE Hydraulic Miners Can Obtain Employment at the . Blue Tent Mine, Nevada Township. Apply to GEO. 8S. POWERS, Superintendent. Nevada City, May 7, 1882.-tf ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING C COMPANY. Location of principal place of pusiness Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada. Location of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California, Notice—There are delinquent, upon the following described stock, on account of assessment, No. 7, levied on the 23d day of Feb., 1882, the several amounts set opposit? the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, A. p. 1882, so: many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the Company, Bank of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada, on TUESDAY, the SIXTH (6th), day of JUNE, A, D. 1882, at the hour of 3 o'clock, P. M. of sxid day, to pay said delin juent assessment thereon, together with costs of advérHsing and a ree of the sale. “Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. ma7 County Scrip. HE following Warrants on the General Road Fund registered July 15th, 1880, will be paid on presentation: Nos. 41, 71, 101, 102, 103 Interest ceases from date. G. v. SCHMITTBURG, Treasurer of Nevada County. Nevada City, May 3d, 1882.

esd GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURBIN & COOPER, AGENTS, wu SUPPLY THE CITIZENS OF Nevada City and Grass Valiey,, : Daily, with A ‘Superior Quality of Ice. ite the Gas Office on Coyote inn op} orks. COOPER. URBIN Nev ada Citv, May 3. . "ISAAC & ROWE, Ail kinds of Grabiing, Paper Hang: fees . Soe: nena Aetna, Wal} . Mimting, ete., ete. J Alt work fit. das and Prices Low. Mountain fee. The Nevada Ice Company is now business houses and famiilies, a superior quality of Mountain ice, at a reasonable price. All orders left at the Ice House tended to. a28-tf J. a S. TuHompson. A Tollet Luxury. SOZODONT is a luxury as well as a necessity. Placed where it should always be upon the toilet, it adorns it, and gratifies the taste and senses, It sends out a delicious perfume, and gives pleasure and health to itsusers, HOTEL ARRIVALS. —_o—— NATIONAL SACHANGR HOTEL, STANLEY A. EDDY. ees Cee Khas Proprietor SATURDAY, May 7th. J. McKenzie, Washington, E. Powers, San Francisco. Dan Collins,-Grass Valley. E. A. Hubbard, San Francisco. W. Calkins, Shelby Flat. S. H. Chorate, Grass Valley. J. R. Davis, San Juan. S. Peck, Blue Tent. JAS Rapp, city. C. Knowels, San Francisco, J.D. Vandear, ‘“ de R. Ww. Kipp, ry se C.H. Maar atJ. 8. Dunn, city. Thos, Daley, “ C. Allen, 5) Chas. Bernard, Alleghany. J. A. Barry, Gass Valley. R. Gunson, city. Erastus Bonp, Clerk. TO AYO HYORALL Hoving been informed Francisco, is manufacturi calls ‘Fisher’s Chief,” but Flexible Packing, as I am PATENT covering such fuly protected, and that HYDRAULIC RICHARD EMPIRE FOUNDRY, No. No Names. Cert. Shares. /mt Dauchy H.0. Trustee, 28 1000 10 00 Dauchy H. 0. Trustee, 29 65000 50 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 30 250 250 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 60 3000 30 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 61 125 125 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 188 1796.25 1796 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 189 1796.25 17 96 Dauchy H, 0. Trustee, 198 14370 144 Dauchy H, O. Trustee, 199 3448.80 34 49 Dauchy H. 0. Trustee, 213 30+) 30 00 Dauchy H. O. Trustee, 214 125 125 Lee Wm, Trustee, 102 3000 30 00 Lee Win. Trustce, 103 125 125 Lee Wm. Trustee, 193 1796.25 17 96 Thomas Will Trustee, 217 1000 10 00 Thomas Will Trustee, 218 1000 10 00 Thomas Will Trustee, 219 460.62 461}. PRICE. I keep constantly on and World, A DOLLAR IN COIN, 7 prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, } 0. the Plaza will be promptly at: “Little Giant,” I hereby caution Miners not to buy ef him any Machine which has a Pivoted Joint and sary, take legal measures to protect my rights. My customers are also notified that ” they are NO ROYALTY CAN BE COLLECTED FROM THEM: — —o0 —_ . AM STILL MANUFACTURING “at -AND—— Will sell cheaper than ever and fully guarantee all HOSKIN, MARYSVILLE, CAL. EXCELSIOR COMPANY'S. STORE, SMARTSVILLE, CAL. DEA TDTER SS IW Mining Supplies, General Merchandise, GIANT POWDER, LUMBER AND MINING TIMBER, Will DupFeate Valley Prices to Parties on the Ridge, The Pioneer ey SlOr8 Here [i al, and Here 1 Have Be Been For (Over 1 Years —_—SBLUINGo— : Choice Family Groceries. _ At No. 52 Broad Street....... Morgan & Roberts’ Block. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. My log experience in buyin enables me to place before ~ custom* ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in th ‘Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel. New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockory, ail, Candles, ts, 4 ket so 13 rammpasoysquane DEALING.-—A DOLLARS WORTH NEVADA CITY (Catirornia) DAILY TRANSCRIPT, SUNDAY,MAY 7, 1882. AUCTION SALE @F FINE WORK AND CARRIAGE HORSES. (, SHAFFER, Auctioneer, will . Selion Saturday, May 13th, 1882, Sale commencing at 11 o’vlock, on the premises of J. M. Allenwood & Bros., situated on the road leading from Marysville to Grass voller uarter of a mile east of Mooney’s Mo eaach, 75 head of horses and colts, soteed of which are No. 1 good work and carriage horses; 25 head are’ fine brood mares, and very promising colts from one to four years old. Everybody knows the Allenwood stock of horses, and it will be unnecessary for me to give a further description of them.» I will only add that persons in want of a fine span of carriage horses or mares that are fast and handsome should attend this sale. Also those in want of very fine large work horses can find them at this sale. Parties in want of very fine brood mares and —* colts should by all means attend this sale. six 4-horse wagons, three 2-horse wagons, one good rockaway, one spring wagon, one 2-Hprse thoroughbrace Concord’ wagon, two nice top buggies, sixteen sets work harness; all in good order, together with a lot of other property not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE—AIl sums under 850 cash; all over $50, 1 year’s credit by giving note and approved ‘security with one per cent interest per month. There will plenty to eat and drink at the sale Come everybody: SHAFFER, Ww. C. Auctioneer. mat-td LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS © and JEWELER — . BRUADST. opp. Stunp!’s Hotel I MINERS = that F. H. Fisher, of San ing a Machine which he which is an imitation of the owner of LETTERS a Joint, and will, if necesMACHINES, Also, at the same time, one 6-horse wagon; . , MoO sT FOR wy These Goods have just = E i or eee 1 range Sag 1 set of double SOMETHING NEW New BOOTS # SHOES VOGELMAN & WEBBER J AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children, comprising many new styles for Spring and igs 4 wear. A full assortment of La dies’, Micses & Children’sShoe New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And.all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! Always on. hand. We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to sel«ct. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a eontinuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. oo from the Country promptly attendVOGELMAN & WEBBER, . al2 Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL cs PATENT Roller Mont, MARYSVILLE... fee AVING LATELY ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other late improveahs we are now manufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, —-COMBINING—— K. GASPE , —-AND=——_ . MAGNIFICENT ——$TocK of—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, CENTLEMEN AND BOYS, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc, etc,, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM om , CASPER, . CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, 0). — U been received frem the Eastern manufactories and are now offered for sale at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. oO ‘ U Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. pe Sag Pin cor. Pine & Commercial sts CLOTHING . CLOTHING . ae . HYMAN BROS., Annual Spring and Summer supply ‘MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY’S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evenrtune Uszaucy Fouxo iw a First Ciass Crormine House, ——O-——. The above Goods were maaufactured expressly : for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortment of ——_SrT°OT EIN G We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND_ MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. fo eee Our facilities i in business enables us to sell goods Cieayer Than Any Other House in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore yeopnen to sell goods so low that sok axa will be out of the question. WE MEAN BUSINESS. HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale Houses— ) 7 Murray Street, New York. 216, 216 Gal, St., Sun Fraricisco. ' y Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. j COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. won. WILL BE SOLD AT COST! SOMETHING NEW! —AT—BUT THE BEST ! W. R. COE’S, Color, P AS ” and Quality, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETSFINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guaranteed to bea ertect mepiece, an EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocers. * San Francisco Office 16 Cal fornia Street. Marysville Office Corner of A and 5th Sts; Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER, . © Jast as long as mr : stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the aoe NEXT SIXTY DAYS GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CANS OF JUSTUS GREKLEY, President. _ G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m For Sale Cheap. 3 House Lots in city ‘Timits — {Superior quality, of -the-bestworkmanship, Horse, will work single and second to none in the market. should call early and secure choice of Sines: as well as great bargains. Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Ribbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or -money refunded, WILL MAKE LIGHTER AND WHITER BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND I guarantee all goods in my store to be of; AND IT IS THE BEST, MERRIE ELIE ¢ apt sale by the’ ilueing” oan -known dealers who are authorized . a. it in every _— Persons in want of Sor SHOES . My stock must be reduced to make room bs ep 0 4ames contEY, Dar eae] Comer Mai id amine sre Ne “elites Biceps , ee Market ap22 jvadaCit = ‘Mar3 : boule acres cobras CLOCK BAKING POWDER 3