May 9, 1882 (4 pages)

THE LATEST NEWS. THE mar TRANSCRIPT . . , OA, \@r ou 3 etek andl wotnited Established in 1860. is A. ear Selina, Fréano coun: a ty, on the Sth, . The trouble grew BROWN & CALKINS, I vo out of road matters, Hammer discharged five bullets into McCall’s —EEEEEEEE The'Président has pardoned FitzJohn Porter. This all he could do, under the decision of Attorney-General Brewster, to relieve him of the disavilities imposed by the Courtmartial’s Act. The Sinith Sunday law is being enforced at.Columbus,.O., Over thirty body. OO Baw petécnacy Axp tie. cmnese. . jolie ~ Rear . etd Joho Rodgers is} he Lo It we examine closely the ‘present antios.of the.Democracy in regard to thd’ Chinese question, we shall find: ‘thems to be nothing but a kind of strategio demagoguery, ‘That hae the question ‘to » lie for years ‘until ‘Kearney~-and his sandlot followers, taised ‘the cry of “The Chinese must go. * The party leaders. have. persistently ignored the subject, oF" have by their acts silently:acquiesced in. coolie labor, Their last Governor was a notorious champion for “cheap labor.” Mr. . saloons, have closed there sihee May Ast, and it is believed that if the Pond law is declared constitutional half of vhe 500 saloons in the city will be closed ‘by June Ist. A Dublin special, received Saturday,) Says: A terrible tragedy occurred here to-night. Lord Frederick Cavendish, the new Chief Secretary, and —Pwowas Henry Burke, the Under Secretary, were assassinated in Phoenix Park. About half-past seven o'clock they left the Under--Secretary’s lodge to walk ae — "why she Repulsed Him, pulsed me, Edith, and it shall be the last,” said yourig De Coureey, as. he arose hanghtily and — toward.the door. “Stay!” she cried, piteously, as if her heart ee week, ‘we must not part in, anger. “Well, ” he rejoined half penitently, ‘‘what shall I do.” “Oh, Gus, don’t blame,’ she exclaimed, with a: perceptible shiver, ‘my neck is very sensitive. I stood it as long asI conld. Go warm your nose. May-Day in Bodie was ce'ebrated by four fights, a snow-balling match and a funeral. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A."BDDY...Proprietor Mospay, May . Sth. nL W. Wallis, Forest Cit T. B. Crandall, N. Bloomieta A. 8. Sweetland, Sw H. De Groot, San Franciaco. &. ‘Ek Barrett, Dutch Flat. F, Thompson, Arizona. . Peter Purdon, Bridge. F. Morse. N. San Juan, ~~ “Tt is the first time you ever re-. — _—— STOCK or— FANeY AND MOLLaNRy: cons" Have just been received —+—-—BY MRS. Farley has ocoupied a. place in. the Senate for fout years and has never introduced’a bill on the subject. He has only spoken on it when he has been forced to by his Republican colleague, Seuiator Miller. Congressman Lattrell never showed any signs of life’ ou the question, and Mr. Berry never did anything until Hon. H. F. Page roused him to action. Now we hear the ory from Siskiyou to San Diggoithat the Chidiese bill is a Demat 5 measure, and that the ". are i in favor of the laboring ¢ . When'the news of the President's voto of . the first bill came it was hailed with joy by‘the Demo‘they thought, by a litover to the Chief Secretary's residence to dinner. When. within a hundred yards of the Phoenix monument they were attacked by four men wearivg slonched hats. It is supposed that Mr. Burke was first assailed and stabbed through the heart. Lord Cavendish ‘attempted to defend himself. Sty ‘OUR EXCHANGES, Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of ghe Sanctum, A RULE THAT WORKS BOTH WAYS. (Grass Valley Tidings.) Horace Greeley’s famous advice was, ‘‘go West, young man, and grow up with the country.” The refusal of the west to employ Chinese would completely reverse Mr. Greeley’s advice. The non-intercourse and non-employing policy would be saying, ‘Go East, Mr. Chinaman, and tear down that country as you have about torn down the West:” ‘they could carr E aking men will see a glance through all their Pe ing and _ judge ‘them accordingly. When } are the 13th ultimo in‘ troduged his bill all the opposition it ee was from: dacteeer and his Dem allies, nearly every one of them voting against it. The second bill is really better than the first, aud we can easily tell itseffects in tensyears. The Democrats would to-dayinather see a million of Chinese poured onto the Coast than to A NEW POLICY NEEDED. (8. F. Alta.) When we allow the murderer of our President to live a year after the : assassination, what does the world lose the cnance of carrying the next] think of America ? The thinkers pity election. If the President bad re-! the weakness of our policy and deride fused to sign the present bill, Potency it. Let us start in and hang our would they find to how! about? No tmarderers, not from vindictiveness, doubt they will claim it a8 a Demobut to prevent crime and legitimatecratic vietory,and try to make the vot ly punish those who commit it.’ ers believe'they did it. They believe This is the true conservative policy the meee yh ‘Be Panels t0 be, 8. Mall) sith should gaide America, Wipe i i “i " ai Nevada County, Califor: of comprehension and 80 1829") ont the bad Indians, give the Mor‘Wotice Phere are ah upon the rant that they’ can impose © on mons notice to quit, and hang every pindcie deacons pe on err 9 . Pi . : sessmen 0. Vv! on the ol them sod wské"" up’ in ‘sound! an who’ kille another whether he . Feb., 1882, the several amounts set opposit What they lack in ‘sense. The is rich and influental or poor and the amet ee een Democratic party i in this state is toignorant. No. No day and has been. for years under wads aa Re Dain BO: Grohe eee! wea ‘si t pre . . Dauehy H. 0. Trustee, 29 6000 60 00 the control.of a machine in the in-. Tne Christian Advocate under. . Panehy H. 0. rast by a8 ote terest of monopoly. James T. Far-. stands Arizona society. 1t remarks:. Dauchy #1. 0. Trustee, 60 3000 80.00 ley was’made Senator at the bidding . “Arizona is passing through the fire pei ag fee, i ame ee of the Central Pactic R, R., and . of frontier purgatioa, Her robbers, Beueey a oot be girtes ih be ‘ NY rustee, 3. most faithfully hashe served them} thieves and Indians are making . Dauchy HO. Trastee’ 100-9448 80-84-40 by never introducing a bill on the . things very lively. Civilization in a rome e Trashte, oe 2 Chinese question saying just as little . new State comes after war. There . Lee Wm. Trustee, 102 3000 30 00 as ssible onthe subject W, T. 1; Rae a a Lee Wim. Trustce, 108 125 125 po: ni; G29) 995) » ++} is no hope at all in anythiag but'war, . tee Wm. Ge 93 1796.25 17 96} Wallace, ex-Chief Justice of the Sa-} then the Gospel, then education. Eon will ~ seers hg re coped __preme Court,’ a notorious servile tool of the monopolists who preferred to dissappoint a Democatic. audience at Placerville rather than miss ‘the chance of'sipping wine at Goy. Stanford’s table, was selected as the successor uf Senator Booth, but the people were disgusted and sent’ a much better m nin his place. The Examiner, their party organ in this State and on which most of the faithful swear, is a monopoly organ owned and control'sd by George Hearst _who. haa.not:one-pulsation-of feeling in common with the people and whom the machine workers are now trying to make the nominee of the party forthe next-Governor. The same machite is exerting every’ effort to secure the nomination of The conditions~ forbid —progress~in any other way. The averaye stage tobber waits to be killed.The hope of saving him is in bullets. He never repents, never reforms, never stops his way of makiug a living until he rests from his labors: in the hospital grave.” The practical editor adds that ‘‘Arizona needs graves more than anything else. She hasa large population that must be settled permanently, settled before peace and securiety can be felt and seen.” The good ‘“sentimentalists” of Boston would probably think that . the editor of the religious paper expressing such views should be ‘‘permanently settled,” as altogether worse than the gentle savages. Actual contact with border life makes Judge Field for the Presidency. in even ministers modify their precon1884, and as it is well known that he is ceived ideas. the prinve of monopoly judges one ob. ject in making abig noise: over the ALEXANDER H. ‘Binsalas. who Chinese question is fo create a dideclines to visit the Senate Chamber version from the fact that the Demo. becatise he has. .no business there, ship. Avply to cratic party is run'by a machine—a concluded he would like to see Guie . lot of old politicians who are the tean, the assassin, Mr. Stephens, a GEO. 8. POWERS, lackeys and footmen of monopolists. . confirmed invalid, as is known, was Superintendent. We don’t believe that the people want to see the'scenes of the Irwin administration repeated. We don’t believe that such fearless champions of the rights of the laboring classes as Miller and Page have proved to be can be claimed by the Democracy. We don’t believe, when all that has been done ‘on the Chinese question has been done by Republicans, that the people will give the Democracy credit for it. True, two Republican Presidents have vetoed Chinese bills, ‘but the people now see that President Hayes did right and there are any number of Eastern Democrats that would have’vetoed the twenty year bill just as quickly as Arthur did. We don’t believe it. will win, this trying te bring the Chinese question inté party. politics, because wheeled into the Warden’s parlor, and the prisoner was brought into his presence. Guitean is now’ well dressed, has grown in flesh, ‘and was found talkative and in yood spirits. _With.all bis health, contrasting so conspichously with, the condition of the worn and aged invalid who was conversing with him; Guiteau is doomed to the earlier grave. Stephens has outlived a host of men who have looked upon him with rity. John L. Sullivan and Joseph Co. burn, ‘heavy-weight pugilists, says the New Yerk Snn met for the firet time a few days ago;and Mr. Coburn said to Mr, Sullivan that he would like to have a set-to of four ronnds with him. The most imtient lover of pugilistic sporty we of California are almost a uniton Sit cannot find fault ebtites ‘it-whilethe Eastern people are dithe match is not likely to come off "vided, But keep it before the people]; the near future, since Mr. Cothat all that hasbeen done on these . burn is in Sing Sing Prison, and is questions the ‘REpublicans have done ne remain there for some ime. and that th fature will show at ‘A cuamciien Ata German ball. Licutenant—“‘Did you not tell me i that your father has anestatein SiWALLER & McSORLEY, . Fashion Gazette and Catalogue New York ptices. No household should be ‘without it. JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS, -YOUTHS’ & BOY'S CLOTHING, UNDER WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, em pepe cau { descriptions of the latest sty'es in the above L. Francour, San Francisco, S. Richardson, Col. Hill: Kxrasros~Bonp, Clerk. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City,California, for the’ week ending May 6th, 1882 — Persons calling for any of these letters will please say ‘‘advertised.” * Bradshaw, Albert. Demers, Alfred. Eldred Mrs. Sarah. McCarty, S, F. Martin, Josiah. Puder, Geo. —2 Woodberry, S.°E. Blackshere, C.-F. Faunti, Juan, Gray, Miss Rhoda, Morrison, Henrietta. McMullen, W. J, Pegan, Edward. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Sam Sing, San Francisco, Cal. J. W Baker, Camptonville; Cal. J.8. HotBroox, P. M. are DIED. At Nevada City, May 7th, 1882, Sarah, wife of Thos, Peard, aged 4 years. and $ months, The funeral will take place from the Congregational church this af. ternoon at 3 o'clock, ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING c’ COMPANY, Location of principal place » Nevada, wnship, of ousiness Gold Hill, Storey count; Location of works, Washington Thomas Wilt’ Trustee, 219 400.62" FGI. And in accordance with law, and ‘an erder of the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1882, 80 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sola 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 JU NE, A.D, 1882, at the hour of 8 o'elock, P.M, of said day, to pay said delinjuent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and penta) of the sale, RANK A. WISE, Secretary. Office—Bank‘of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. ma7 IN AND WANTED. TWENTY WHITE Hydraulic Miners Can Obtain Employment at the} Blue Tent Mine, Nevada TownNevada City, May 7, 1882.-tt 245 Grand St., New York. SEND FOR OUR No. 20, It enables you to buy New York goods at Manufacturers and Importers of Ladies’, Miases’ and Children’s SUITS, Cloaks, Shawls, “Woolens, ‘ Linens, etc., ete. . “AND DEALERS IN WATCHES, SILVER-PLATED WARE, Cee 200 doz. Napkins. 56 pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 100 pes Toweling. 100 pairs Blankets, Colored and White, 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s Cofton Stockings, ~ TG. Randall; Hook Ri . : — ro arene Md Wy ndal rvine, eee : ‘ Frank eath, ie A. Nivens, vl rr, try MAIN ST. NEVADA CITY —-—-—— 0 BEFORE MAKING é ees sT {Gent's Furnishing are now offered , for sale par ac . in! gas * Ti MA AGNIFICHNT toe totem mt ———— eee ~~“ sT0CK Goods, Boots and Shoes, po emaBoneN bi 8 OF FEI ohOy THE VERY LATEST: STYEES OF CLOTHING, FOR. enTLEMEN kao BOYS, “Trunks, “Valises,” ete.,"ete,, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM é . CASPE: CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. oO e at rar vv FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, ‘A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE ‘STREETS, NEVADA cITY, Will Offer at Reduced Prices 50 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, And a full assortment of Fancy Goods too numrous-tomention: Also, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Shades, etc. line please examine the goods and prices. &eOrders from the-country, whether large or small, will be promptly attended to, 20 pieces: Bleached Table Linen 50 doz. Linen Towels, 200: Marseilles Spreads. Wall Paper, Window Before purchasing anything in that Samples sent on application. Respectfully, As BLUMENTHAL, The Pioneer ot Grocery Store Here I am, and Here’l Have’ Bee Been For ver 1 Years —S85 IsIsi IN Go Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad React. ¢><eegan & Roberts’ Block, OPPOSITE. COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. SS ‘My loxg experience in buyin enables me to place before my custom* ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, I keep constantly ou” andj . “Oar Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in th . . World, “Also, “Deep Sea” and “‘Just Right” Mackerel, . . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Codfish. “Wood and Willow Ware, Crock: ae ee rts pi Seaton e RE. DEALING.-—A DOLLAR'S wom * . Markt t: SOMETHING NEW cy 9 "10 BOOTS ¢ SHOES x, . VOGELMAN & WEBBER I CLAVE JUST RECE}VED--FROM PHU: ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, @ full line of Boots and ‘Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and, children comprising many new Styles for Spring and Summer wear, A-full assortment: of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always'oii hand.” New Ss of ‘Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, . Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Boitem—Prices—for-Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the ity frem Which ‘to sek et ~~ 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 Seige All goods guaranteed as represented. Pa from the Country promptly attended to, VOGELMAN & WERBER, al2 Broad-st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL COS PATENT Roller Flour MARYSVILLE...CAL. HAS ING LATELY. Al ADDED THE ROLPROCESS and other late improvements we are now manufacturing an Extra Quality: of. Flour, —-COMBINING—— Strength, __ and Quality, . EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by al ¢Grocers. F (San Francisco Office 16 Ca forn a Street, Color, CLOTHING! HYMAN. ment of WE MEAN HYMAN BROS.—Wholesale Houses— 7 Murray Street, New York, 216, 218 Cal. St. , San Francisco.» Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. rt Ret hiy . —-cCcornoOT HEIN G@ COR. BROAD & me Pe ry 4 These*Goods have just been received from the Eastern. manufactories. and GREATLY REDUCED RATES. 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 FORGET THE ‘PLAGE. K CASPER: eat! Pity t Commercial st CLOTHING ! my 4 Weeteabetetr cise AN BROS., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Anal Spring aud Summer supply MENS’, YOUTH'’S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, and BOY’S ~ Ai Evearnae Usuaur Fourni 4 Finst Cuass Ciotnike House, aoperinen()) eases The above.Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortWe have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. SEY . Varma Our. facilities i in business enables us to sell goods Cheaper Than Any Other House in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers.and Importers we therefore propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the question. BUSINESS. STS., NEVADA CITY. WILL BE SOLD AT GOT! COR;COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS — AT. W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORY, a +W ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for Sossgh Marysville Office Corner ofA and 5th Sts. . JUSTUS GREKLEY, President, G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m {:) For Sale 0. Cheap oF reals Horse, will work single . Apply to JAMES “OLLEY, Bay State . ? “ACTUAL COST FRICES't superior quality, of the best ‘vorkineenn. and second to none in the market: ie tye, at See sae _Corner Main and Commercial streets, ar Children’ 8 Boots, Shoes, Arc. tics and Rubbers at ~~ 'Y giaitantee all soot th wy sass te haut or double. SREY eine ‘Persons in want 6s BOOTS or SHOES : 1 four-spri ng Waren: ree should call early and ‘1 set of double Herness, . splat make room . to e 2 Hee tein. iy int ee ni om WM. RSCOR, <6 RUT RRS. ee NEXT SIXTY DAYS . . Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST! _ COC BAKING POWDER FINE Foe ICKEL PLATED cLock ,guar Aca teed to bea perfect mepiece, and to last as. Ton as any Clock, ‘GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CANS OF CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guasenthed to give perfect’ o-amy'ssareg or. money refunded, ~ WILL MAKE LIGHTER én: WHITER BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND AND IT 18 THE sane tee ; . aon al ores OE ‘ it a ty CS . < is $e " . , 4 ig y) i al dai and at 6 day Mon Var * min J erat Com Satu dise: witt It se of la he ti goin his . plait gues see i SUD mon has . read city erate notic pres: the « The twei guer Cave bitte to a than It this inter soft very Chin (kee) any ‘Want hand publ nam este Eas Sund sing hen again dism and . to ov mini cin Ce Th Sund ing 01 ~~ Befor head, turn .

THE LATEST NEWS. THE mar TRANSCRIPT . . , OA, \@r ou 3 etek andl wotnited Established in 1860. is A. ear Selina, Fréano coun: a ty, on the Sth, . The trouble grew BROWN & CALKINS, I vo out of road matters, Hammer discharged five bullets into McCall’s —EEEEEEEE The'Président has pardoned FitzJohn Porter. This all he could do, under the decision of Attorney-General Brewster, to relieve him of the disavilities imposed by the Courtmartial’s Act. The Sinith Sunday law is being enforced at.Columbus,.O., Over thirty body. OO Baw petécnacy Axp tie. cmnese. . jolie ~ Rear . etd Joho Rodgers is} he Lo It we examine closely the ‘present antios.of the.Democracy in regard to thd’ Chinese question, we shall find: ‘thems to be nothing but a kind of strategio demagoguery, ‘That hae the question ‘to » lie for years ‘until ‘Kearney~-and his sandlot followers, taised ‘the cry of “The Chinese must go. * The party leaders. have. persistently ignored the subject, oF" have by their acts silently:acquiesced in. coolie labor, Their last Governor was a notorious champion for “cheap labor.” Mr. . saloons, have closed there sihee May Ast, and it is believed that if the Pond law is declared constitutional half of vhe 500 saloons in the city will be closed ‘by June Ist. A Dublin special, received Saturday,) Says: A terrible tragedy occurred here to-night. Lord Frederick Cavendish, the new Chief Secretary, and —Pwowas Henry Burke, the Under Secretary, were assassinated in Phoenix Park. About half-past seven o'clock they left the Under--Secretary’s lodge to walk ae — "why she Repulsed Him, pulsed me, Edith, and it shall be the last,” said yourig De Coureey, as. he arose hanghtily and — toward.the door. “Stay!” she cried, piteously, as if her heart ee week, ‘we must not part in, anger. “Well, ” he rejoined half penitently, ‘‘what shall I do.” “Oh, Gus, don’t blame,’ she exclaimed, with a: perceptible shiver, ‘my neck is very sensitive. I stood it as long asI conld. Go warm your nose. May-Day in Bodie was ce'ebrated by four fights, a snow-balling match and a funeral. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A."BDDY......Proprietor Mospay, May . Sth. nL W. Wallis, Forest Cit T. B. Crandall, N. Bloomieta A. 8. Sweetland, Sw H. De Groot, San Franciaco. &. ‘Ek Barrett, Dutch Flat. F, Thompson, Arizona. . Peter Purdon, Bridge. F. Morse. N. San Juan, ~~ “Tt is the first time you ever re-. — _—— STOCK or— FANeY AND MOLLaNRy: cons" Have just been received —+—-—BY MRS. Farley has ocoupied a. place in. the Senate for fout years and has never introduced’a bill on the subject. He has only spoken on it when he has been forced to by his Republican colleague, Seuiator Miller. Congressman Lattrell never showed any signs of life’ ou the question, and Mr. Berry never did anything until Hon. H. F. Page roused him to action. Now we hear the ory from Siskiyou to San Diggoithat the Chidiese bill is a Demat 5 measure, and that the ". are i in favor of the laboring ¢ . When'the news of the President's voto of . the first bill came it was hailed with joy by‘the Demo‘they thought, by a litover to the Chief Secretary's residence to dinner. When. within a hundred yards of the Phoenix monument they were attacked by four men wearivg slonched hats. It is supposed that Mr. Burke was first assailed and stabbed through the heart. Lord Cavendish ‘attempted to defend himself. Sty ‘OUR EXCHANGES, Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of ghe Sanctum, A RULE THAT WORKS BOTH WAYS. (Grass Valley Tidings.) Horace Greeley’s famous advice was, ‘‘go West, young man, and grow up with the country.” The refusal of the west to employ Chinese would completely reverse Mr. Greeley’s advice. The non-intercourse and non-employing policy would be saying, ‘Go East, Mr. Chinaman, and tear down that country as you have about torn down the West:” ‘they could carr E aking men will see a glance through all their Pe ing and _ judge ‘them accordingly. When } are the 13th ultimo in‘ troduged his bill all the opposition it ee was from: dacteeer and his Dem allies, nearly every one of them voting against it. The second bill is really better than the first, aud we can easily tell itseffects in tensyears. The Democrats would to-dayinather see a million of Chinese poured onto the Coast than to A NEW POLICY NEEDED. (8. F. Alta.) When we allow the murderer of our President to live a year after the : assassination, what does the world lose the cnance of carrying the next] think of America ? The thinkers pity election.. If the President bad re-! the weakness of our policy and deride fused to sign the present bill, Potency it. Let us start in and hang our would they find to how! about? No tmarderers, not from vindictiveness, doubt they will claim it a8 a Demobut to prevent crime and legitimatecratic vietory,and try to make the vot ly punish those who commit it.’ ers believe'they did it. They believe This is the true conservative policy the meee yh ‘Be Panels t0 be, 8. Mall) sith should gaide America, Wipe i i “i " ai Nevada County, Califor: of comprehension and 80 1829") ont the bad Indians, give the Mor‘Wotice Phere are ah upon the rant that they’ can impose © on mons notice to quit, and hang every pindcie deacons pe on err 9 . Pi . : sessmen 0. Vv! on the ol them sod wské"" up’ in ‘sound! an who’ kille another whether he . Feb., 1882, the several amounts set opposit What they lack in ‘sense. The is rich and influental or poor and the amet ee een Democratic party i in this state is toignorant. No. No day and has been. for years under wads aa Re Dain BO: Grohe eee! wea ‘si t pre . . Dauehy H. 0. Trustee, 29 6000 60 00 the control.of a machine in the in-. Tne Christian Advocate under. . Panehy H. 0. rast by a8 ote terest of monopoly. James T. Far-. stands Arizona society. 1t remarks:. Dauchy #1. 0. Trustee, 60 3000 80.00 ley was’made Senator at the bidding . “Arizona is passing through the fire pei ag fee, i ame ee of the Central Pactic R, R., and . of frontier purgatioa, Her robbers, Beueey a oot be girtes ih be ‘ NY rustee, 3. most faithfully hashe served them} thieves and Indians are making . Dauchy HO. Trastee’ 100-9448 80-84-40 by never introducing a bill on the . things very lively. Civilization in a rome e Trashte, oe 2 Chinese question saying just as little . new State comes after war. There . Lee Wm. Trustee, 102 3000 30 00 as ssible onthe subject W, T. 1; Rae a a Lee Wim. Trustce, 108 125 125 po: ni; G29) 995) » ++} is no hope at all in anythiag but'war, . tee Wm. Ge 93 1796.25 17 96} Wallace, ex-Chief Justice of the Sa-} then the Gospel, then education. Eon will ~ seers hg re coped __preme Court,’ a notorious servile tool of the monopolists who preferred to dissappoint a Democatic. audience at Placerville rather than miss ‘the chance of'sipping wine at Goy. Stanford’s table, was selected as the successor uf Senator Booth, but the people were disgusted and sent’ a much better m nin his place. The Examiner, their party organ in this State and on which most of the faithful swear, is a monopoly organ owned and control'sd by George Hearst _who. haa.not:one-pulsation-of feeling in common with the people and whom the machine workers are now trying to make the nominee of the party forthe next-Governor. The same machite is exerting every’ effort to secure the nomination of The conditions~ forbid —progress~in any other way. The averaye stage tobber waits to be killed.The hope of saving him is in bullets. He never repents, never reforms, never stops his way of makiug a living until he rests from his labors: in the hospital grave.” The practical editor adds that ‘‘Arizona needs graves more than anything else. She hasa large population that must be settled permanently, settled before peace and securiety can be felt and seen.” The good ‘“sentimentalists” of Boston would probably think that . the editor of the religious paper expressing such views should be ‘‘permanently settled,” as altogether worse than the gentle savages. Actual contact with border life makes Judge Field for the Presidency. in even ministers modify their precon1884, and as it is well known that he is ceived ideas. the prinve of monopoly judges one ob. ject in making abig noise: over the ALEXANDER H. ‘Binsalas. who Chinese question is fo create a dideclines to visit the Senate Chamber version from the fact that the Demo. becatise he has. .no business there, ship. Avply to cratic party is run'by a machine—a concluded he would like to see Guie . lot of old politicians who are the tean, the assassin, Mr. Stephens, a GEO. 8. POWERS, lackeys and footmen of monopolists. . confirmed invalid, as is known, was Superintendent. We don’t believe that the people want to see the'scenes of the Irwin administration repeated. We don’t believe that such fearless champions of the rights of the laboring classes as Miller and Page have proved to be can be claimed by the Democracy. We don’t believe, when all that has been done ‘on the Chinese question has been done by Republicans, that the people will give the Democracy credit for it. True, two Republican Presidents have vetoed Chinese bills, ‘but the people now see that President Hayes did right and there are any number of Eastern Democrats that would have’vetoed the twenty year bill just as quickly as Arthur did. We don’t believe it. will win, this trying te bring the Chinese question inté party. politics, because wheeled into the Warden’s parlor, and the prisoner was brought into his presence. Guitean is now’ well dressed, has grown in flesh, ‘and was found talkative and in yood spirits. _With.all bis health, contrasting so conspichously with, the condition of the worn and aged invalid who was conversing with him; Guiteau is doomed to the earlier grave. Stephens has outlived a host of men who have looked upon him with rity. John L. Sullivan and Joseph Co. burn, ‘heavy-weight pugilists, says the New Yerk Snn met for the firet time a few days ago;and Mr. Coburn said to Mr, Sullivan that he would like to have a set-to of four ronnds with him. The most imtient lover of pugilistic sporty we of California are almost a uniton Sit cannot find fault ebtites ‘it-whilethe Eastern people are dithe match is not likely to come off "vided, But keep it before the people]; the near future, since Mr. Cothat all that hasbeen done on these . burn is in Sing Sing Prison, and is questions the ‘REpublicans have done ne remain there for some ime. and that th fature will show at ‘A cuamciien Ata German ball. Licutenant—“‘Did you not tell me i that your father has anestatein SiWALLER & McSORLEY, . Fashion Gazette and Catalogue New York ptices. No household should be ‘without it. JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS, -YOUTHS’ & BOY'S CLOTHING, UNDER WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, em pepe cau { descriptions of the latest sty'es in the above L. Francour, San Francisco, S. Richardson, Col. Hill: Kxrasros~Bonp, Clerk. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City,California, for the’ week ending May 6th, 1882 — Persons calling for any of these letters will please say ‘‘advertised.” * Bradshaw, Albert. Demers, Alfred.. Eldred Mrs. Sarah. McCarty, S, F. Martin, Josiah. Puder, Geo. —2 Woodberry, S.°E. Blackshere, C.-F. Faunti, Juan, Gray, Miss Rhoda, Morrison, Henrietta. McMullen, W. J, Pegan, Edward. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Sam Sing, San Francisco, Cal. J. W Baker, Camptonville; Cal. J.8. HotBroox, P. M. are DIED. At Nevada City, May 7th, 1882, Sarah, wife of Thos, Peard, aged 4 years. and $ months, The funeral will take place from the Congregational church this af. ternoon at 3 o'clock, ENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING c’ COMPANY, Location of principal place » Nevada, wnship, of ousiness Gold Hill, Storey count; Location of works, Washington Thomas Wilt’ Trustee, 219 400.62" FGI. And in accordance with law, and ‘an erder of the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1882, 80 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sola 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 JU NE, A.D, 1882, at the hour of 8 o'elock, P.M, of said day, to pay said delinjuent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and penta) of the sale, RANK A. WISE, Secretary. Office—Bank‘of Gold Hill, Building Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. ma7 IN AND WANTED. TWENTY WHITE Hydraulic Miners

Can Obtain Employment at the} Blue Tent Mine, Nevada TownNevada City, May 7, 1882.-tt 245 Grand St., New York. SEND FOR OUR No. 20, It enables you to buy New York goods at Manufacturers and Importers of Ladies’, Miases’ and Children’s SUITS, Cloaks, Shawls, “Woolens, ‘ Linens, etc., ete. . “AND DEALERS IN WATCHES, SILVER-PLATED WARE, Cee 200 doz. Napkins. 56 pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 100 pes Toweling. 100 pairs Blankets, Colored and White, 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s Cofton Stockings, ~ TG. Randall; Hook Ri . : — ro arene Md Wy ndal rvine, eee : ‘ Frank eath, ie A. Nivens, vl rr, try MAIN ST. NEVADA CITY —-—-—— 0 BEFORE MAKING é ees sT {Gent's Furnishing are now offered , for sale par ac . in! gas * Ti MA AGNIFICHNT toe totem mt ———— eee ~~“ sT0CK Goods, Boots and Shoes, po emaBoneN bi 8 OF FEI ohOy THE VERY LATEST: STYEES OF CLOTHING, FOR. enTLEMEN kao BOYS, “Trunks, “Valises,” ete.,"ete,, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM é . CASPE: CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. oO e at rar vv FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, ‘A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE ‘STREETS, NEVADA cITY, Will Offer at Reduced Prices 50 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, And a full assortment of Fancy Goods too numrous-tomention: Also, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Shades, etc. line please examine the goods and prices. &eOrders from the-country, whether large or small, will be promptly attended to, 20 pieces: Bleached Table Linen 50 doz. Linen Towels, 200: Marseilles Spreads. Wall Paper, Window Before purchasing anything in that Samples sent on application. Respectfully, As BLUMENTHAL, The Pioneer ot Grocery Store Here I am, and Here’l Have’ Bee Been For ver 1 Years —S85 IsIsi IN Go Choice Family Groceries. At No. 52 Broad React.. ¢><eegan & Roberts’ Block, OPPOSITE. COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. SS ‘My loxg experience in buyin enables me to place before my custom* ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, I keep constantly ou” andj . “Oar Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in th . . World, “Also, “Deep Sea” and “‘Just Right” Mackerel, . . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Codfish. “Wood and Willow Ware, Crock: ae ee rts pi Seaton e RE. DEALING.-—A DOLLAR'S wom * . Markt t: SOMETHING NEW cy 9 "10 BOOTS ¢ SHOES x, . VOGELMAN & WEBBER I CLAVE JUST RECE}VED--FROM PHU: ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, @ full line of Boots and ‘Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and, children comprising many new Styles for Spring and Summer wear, A-full assortment: of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always'oii hand.” New Ss of ‘Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, . Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Boitem—Prices—for-Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the ity frem Which ‘to sek et ~~ 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 Seige All goods guaranteed as represented. Pa from the Country promptly attended to, VOGELMAN & WERBER, al2 Broad-st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL COS PATENT Roller Flour MARYSVILLE......CAL. HAS ING LATELY. Al ADDED THE ROLPROCESS and other late improvements we are now manufacturing an Extra Quality: of. Flour, —-COMBINING—— Strength, __ and Quality, . EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by al ¢Grocers. F (San Francisco Office 16 Ca forn a Street, Color, CLOTHING! HYMAN. ment of WE MEAN HYMAN BROS.—Wholesale Houses— 7 Murray Street, New York, 216, 218 Cal. St. , San Francisco.» Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. rt Ret hiy . —-cCcornoOT HEIN G@ COR. BROAD & me Pe ry 4 These*Goods have just been received from the Eastern. manufactories. and GREATLY REDUCED RATES. 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 FORGET THE ‘PLAGE. K CASPER: eat! Pity t Commercial st CLOTHING ! my 4 Weeteabetetr cise AN BROS., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Anal Spring aud Summer supply MENS’, YOUTH'’S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, and BOY’S ~ Ai Evearnae Usuaur Fourni 4 Finst Cuass Ciotnike House, aoperinen()) eases The above.Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortWe have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. SEY . Varma Our. facilities i in business enables us to sell goods Cheaper Than Any Other House in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers.and Importers we therefore propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the question. BUSINESS. STS., NEVADA CITY. WILL BE SOLD AT GOT! COR;COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS — AT. W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORY, a +W ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for Sossgh Marysville Office Corner ofA and 5th Sts. . JUSTUS GREKLEY, President, G. W. Pracock, Secretary. m15-2m {:) For Sale 0. Cheap oF reals Horse, will work single . Apply to JAMES “OLLEY, Bay State . ? “ACTUAL COST FRICES't superior quality, of the best ‘vorkineenn. and second to none in the market: ie tye, at See sae _Corner Main and Commercial streets, ar Children’ 8 Boots, Shoes, Arc. tics and Rubbers at ~~ 'Y giaitantee all soot th wy sass te haut or double. SREY eine ‘Persons in want 6s BOOTS or SHOES : 1 four-spri ng Waren: ree should call early and ‘1 set of double Herness, . splat make room . to e 2 Hee tein. iy int ee ni om WM. RSCOR, <6 RUT RRS. ee NEXT SIXTY DAYS . . Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST! _ COC BAKING POWDER FINE Foe ICKEL PLATED cLock ,guar Aca teed to bea perfect mepiece, and to last as. Ton as any Clock, ‘GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY SIX CANS OF CLOCK BAKING POWDER. Guasenthed to give perfect’ o-amy'ssareg or. money refunded, ~ WILL MAKE LIGHTER én: WHITER BREAD THAN ANY OTHER BRAND AND IT 18 THE sane tee ; . aon al ores OE ‘ it a ty CS . < is $e " . , 4 ig y) i al dai and at 6 day Mon Var * min J erat Com Satu dise: witt It se of la he ti goin his . plait gues see i SUD mon has . read city erate notic pres: the « The twei guer Cave bitte to a than It this inter soft very Chin (kee) any ‘Want hand publ nam este Eas Sund sing hen again dism and . to ov mini cin Ce Th Sund ing 01 ~~ Befor head, turn .