November 20, 1881 (4 pages)

Company 163 miles, costing $723,miles; . Blue Tent. Company, 32 ’ veuts; North Bloomfield mine, ess _ “quit hydeaulicing aad go to drift, but not one in fifty could Le so are NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. i The Ditch System. As we showed ina brief manner * yesterday, the ditch systems in this * part of the State are dependent for maintenance upon the continuance The -various sow lines are owned by companies en> gsged in this industry, who after supplying water to drift and quartz miners, ranchers, manufacturers and “the like, use the balance in working . * of hydraulic mining. their owa mines, From ‘the sales made they realize bu;.a small portion of the sum required for keeping ’. in repair. the lines, but by diverting to their own use all for which there is no market are enab'ed to realize fair margins upon’ their investments. Very few le have even a remote idea as to the magnitude of thie wa_ ter supplying business;. The North Bloomfield Company. owns 157. miles of ditches, costing $708,841 ; the Milton Company, 80 miles, cost ing $391,579. The Eureka Lake 342 ; the South Yuba Company 123 mileg, costing $150,000, These are al Nevada county hydraulic mine owners, To keep their ‘ditches in repair it coata them from three to three and a half cents per inch each year, exclusive of interest and the capital invested. 4 , A Deceptive Head. “The Dam Project Abandoned” is the deceptive maaner in which the mischief-making Sacramento Bee heads am artecle urging the farmers not to compromise with the miners on the slickens question. It is ‘not true that the proposition to save Marysville by damming the Yuba river has beeu abandoned, as one will lparn from teadiag the article through. The Bee and Cadwalader simply want it to be so. These ly. ' ing headings sometimes do great harm to honest people. “The Failure of Palmer, Cook & Co.,” was what . the San Fraacisco Bulletin once put ia’ ing to show that a certain inetitution it did not like might become insolvent IF certain things not ae all likely to happen should come to pass, Depositors did not read beyond the heading, and for a time there was @ very uupleasant state of fairs in which the peopte a€ targe watfered more than the Bank which the Bulle. tin-waq trying to hurt. — 2 —— Drifting vs. Hydraulicing. It costs from one to two dollars a cubic yard te werk gravel by the dviftiag: process. Experieuce has showa that thd yield per cubic yard from. some of the hydraulic c.aims in Nevada county iu round figures is as follows; American mine at Sebasto— pel, 24 cents; Blue Teut mine, 15) than 10 cents; Milton mine, 33 to 47 ceuls; Manzanita mine at Sweetland, 27 to 33 cents, Thus the folly of tne Sacramento Bee's advice to ing” is shown, io The Principal Preduccr. Mint Director Burchard in his lately issued report upon the production of precious metals estimates that the annual output of gold in Qalifornia during the next ten’ years will be $15,000,000 in gold. He shows that of this amount the hydraulic mines will produce’ $10,000,000 per year if they are permitted to continue in operation. Making an Ass of Ltself. The Downieville Messenger says: The Bee is still harping about drift ing all the-hydraulic mines. If: the Bse knew more about mining it would probably make less of an ass of iteelf. There is now ‘and thew a mine worked by the hydraulic pro¢-s# thet could be.profitah'y drifted, worked, ANOTHER pa.ty of Russian Jews passed through Berlin on Thursday to’ América, being the third, party of the kind and comprising 280 persous; More will follow. . The Daily Beanscrpt,. ert aes saeadenaeeielite . The Johnson Verdict. torial: “One wéuld think that ished, except in the case of an Indian ora Chinaman, The latest. disgrace of this kind is the case of Frank man named Noyes. Johnson was convicted for murder in the second degreey and the jury besought for him the Court’s mercy. Notwithstanding the mildness-of this verdict the raffian had the temerity to threaten to ‘cut the heart’ out-of an at‘torney who assisted in the prosecu— htion, Hike lives to. get the chance, besides epenly proclaiming his pur~ pose of killing certain witnesses who testified against him. More than that, he tas admitted to other prisonersthat if the jury knew as much about the killing of Noyes as they ought to have known they would have hanged him )Johnson). He is, as may be inferred from all this, unrepentant and malignant in the extreme. The Court, however; was not quite so tender. . It condemned him to ferty years’ imprisonment, . But forty years under the operations of the beneficent (?) Goodwin act, amounts to just twenty-six years. Meantime there is a chance that wome soft~-headed Govenor will -parden him out before he is there three years.” ss Not Posted, tn ee When Frank Johnson was about te receive his sentence, on Tuesday, ene of his attorneys pleaded, amo: g ‘other things, as a reason why the term of sentence should be shortened that he understood the Goodwin Act had been pronounced ‘uncunstitaThe Placer county Argus of yesterday conta‘ns the following ri ‘when the Juited Irislimen accepted it for the fdllowing reason: The ancient flag-of Ireland was @ golden. case. The finder will receive $10 harp on a-dark blue ground, as now . reward by leaving itt this office. depicted or emblazoned in the Irish . quarter,the third of the Royal Standard, and ‘the revolutionary leaders being anxious to unite together all classes-of Irishmen, being in that re_[ people were tired and sick 6f 'hearing of.the brutal murders ‘thst are . committed from week to week,’ and . that uncé in a while, at least, there would be a manifestation ofthe purpose of society to stamp out this hideous and horrible crime by the imposing of the condigw death penalty. But, while this'sort of Goce: mination crops out eccasionally in other States, it ié very rarely indeed ent agitators, and to join the Orangethat a California murderer is so pun. men tothe rest of their fellow-counJohnson, a young-outthroat of Nevada county, whe brutally killed a ‘spect the exact converse of the pres' trymen, adopted green as’ their dis~ tingaishing color, which is of course been altered by the Hanoverian mon. arch to. ite present color. to distin. gaish their Knights from those whom’ (Hence, by the way, the expression “True blue.”) Under these circumstances it was originally proposed that the St. Patrick ribbon should be orange, but aa this would have savored too much of party, it was ultimately determined that it shouldbe the color of the Garter—light blue. é _—" How to Liveon $10 @ Week. * Food and Health :—A man with $t0 a week and another to support must live at home. If he lives out he will get inferior food and become discontented, and those depending on him-will have to go short at home, extravagant; stews, with vegetables, are profitable ; fish, dressed with stuce and vegetable, to make meals, is profitable ; so are fish pies; good, tional by the Supreme Couit. The attorney was in error as to t @ Cou Nevada, where a similar law to the Goodwin. Act has been in operation. “It does nut follow from this that the California law will be set aside, bu€ there isa widespread feeling that that law should be repealed V4 greatly modified.—Grass Valley nion, The attorney in question was shown his error, but not till after the prisoner had been sentenced and remanded to the Sheriff's custody. As to the Goodwin Act, there is no question that the majority of the people in the State observe the necessity for its modification, and we understand the next Legislature will be persuaded, if possible, to take steps in accordance with this idea, : Pern. A Convert's Troubles. Eprror Transcrirt:—Under the above heading you give what. purports to be the facts in regard to the ease of Mr. C. Johnson. In at least been misinformed, i *hurch people at Grass Valley” who have taken an active interest in the matter, and we have constanly advised. that the case be brought to trial at once ; and have only consented to the propgsition, that he be let out-on bail, made tous by ‘the authorities who worked ap the: case,” after we were advised to do so by an attorney, f . Gro. O. Asn, Pastor.of the M, E. Charch. _W, A. Tenyer, Pastor of the CongregationalChurch. —— —--.-+e -— ~~ A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. ;; Neglect frequently resalts in an incurable lung ‘lisease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give rellet in) Asthma, Bronghi~ tis, Couglis, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases, For thitty years the Troches have been ecom. mended by physicians,“ ainl always give perfect satis action. y. ate not new or untriwl, bet having been tested. by wide and constant use for vearly an entire geveration, vd . have attained well-erited ran among the few staple temedies of itheage Public apeakers and sing~ ers use them to clear and = strenyth-en the vuice. Sold at 3 cts a box: —_—)\ —-— -Se © Tue value of the go!d vonsumed hy ' etorer toring the last tigcal year was $10,00 ),000--— more than $'.000,000 of which was ia Vuited “Mba 2 com, Tue St, Gothard Canal. wilh: be finighed next month, if the engineers are not again mistaken in their caleulation:. ba , i} Fy taal RRP EQ ute nee enue elena a ae kes an Z rt—the decision being by the . well selected pudding. A small piece two important particulars you have . Weare the only . . small pieces of roast for Sunday, with accompanying Vegetables and ered during the process with a York: shire pudding, a few parsnips and some baked potatoes ; for desert, sme pears stewed, A home made eake'and a little cold meat, with home pickle or SPesses for tea or supper; these are the combinations.: HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. _ STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Fripay, Nov. 18, 1881, P. H. Butler, San Juan, Wu. Nelsou, Sheep's Ranch. C. H. Hanson; Ocean Star Mine. is. J. Valantine, San Franciseo, A H. Hanson, Grass Valley, Jas. Quirk, Grass Valley. H. C. Dickinson, Downieville, J. R. Davis, North Sun Juan. W. W. Kirkham, Blue Teat. John Hussey, You Bet, O. A. Hubbard, 8nn Francisco. W.C. Savage, do kh. P. DeNoon, do 8. M. Fielding, do Mrs, Nash, N. Bloomfield. Prof. Hirsch, Grass Valley, C, J. O'Connell, Shasta county. P. Grant, ‘Forest City. Joha Harris, San Francisco, Albert Gale, do . John Edwards, du C, L. Calkins, City, H. M. Calkins, City. . I. Madfrot, Centennial Mine, ‘H. Jackson, Blue Tent, (. Cotland, City. { Wm. Cranston, City. e ' Erastus Bony, Clerk, A writ#tiin “London Truth says that-green 'wae'never heard of as a . Office ond Floors Halll, on Fie mafidnal or party color fill 1738 . day morning, a Ladies Gold Wa and Chain, Swiss movement, with two small diamonds on the two Prétendérs continued to in15 Sion, po vest with the old.light blue ribbon. . Duncan Alex Butler, 2507 15, Trustee, 2599 nol7-3t top of the face xeelaior Delisiquent Sale Notice. Come Water and or puny.—Location place of sen of vera; Youn . 2 ovunties, State of California.Dose ¥, Duncan Alex, Duncan Alex, wag Dedes 300 ¥. Dodye Jos F, 2537 12 Dodge Joo F 2038 uv Dodge Jos ¥, 2539 @ Duncan Jane, 2794 16 Davis Chas G, 2068. 64 Fay ‘Timothy A, 1140 25 Francis Margaret B, 1818 16 Fay Timothy A, Fisk & Co, Ulinten B; Fisk Cliaton B, Gilmartin J F, How James, How James, How James, How James, Hamburger B w Hanly & Co Hanly & Co Hanly W W, How James, How James, fle should spend on lodging, $2 ; en . Huntington Geo x, . food for two, $5; onfuel, light, dress, . Krevumal Ch etc., $3. Pieces of fried meat are isticttcos Delle W.cqre = Lian well thickenéd soup, fruit puddings, . Moriarty W Hutchinson deo , Bit : 169 i ssa Kronthal Chas, co §o. Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, Dolmans; etc., etc. 12 50 oe 7 100 60.00 : 93 50-00 J aj s i 3! At the Important Cheap Store, 13st co 00 ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank. 4685 oa . CALL EARLY and secure bargains as goods of all description will be <i GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE 0R NOTHING. : sneeaiad > sammmeaas 28 ae Scenes eigen URNUURMRUNIS SST. RS a RG A RGR SE ne eT in % sa ISAS Tee Reasoner Anarew, 50 00 3 2 Stenerwald C J, } 20 00} d Sleight Jobn 8," 100 60.00 s Tahor EW, 160 60.90 ss % ‘ 12.60} = FOR & TWELVE DAYS ! ; : Wytie Daniel D, ine “ase ed EE CE Whitehead Wai'H, 2105 (20 =~ 10 on ec : Wileox ED, 2300 100-50 00 I ; ice." = = 2 MS-NINE CENT STORE! Ziegler Wm H, 1684 50-2500 Zimmerman A.W, 2816 100 : ron And in id at the SEV San Francisco, Handcock R A, . Handcock R A, Handeock & A, of the Board of Directors, made pi ley tg Ben ged mnny Seaoes ot enh, suc! a8 Ma, necessary op uiblic auction, at the office of the Office—-Room 44, 309 Mon . produced —by mixing together gold . site the namesef the respective shareholders and blue, At the time, therefore, of No, Na : the inetitution of the Order of St.’ _ kt at de Patrick, in 1783, the only and un-. ae = ped doubted national color was‘ dark Brown & Sons, Geo L, 1843 . 260 50.00 blue, and that probably would have einer Bs wv je RE AR a . been the color of the Ribbon but . Bruehl RA we pe. ad ped that it had already been appropriat-. Lebergiynd ' 1450. 200 69 00 ed by, the Order of the Garter, which . Codes 4 * Butler, — oe pode was origimally light blue, but had . Duncan W Butler, © 1559 100 6000 Duncan W Butler, § 1560, 100 006 1a §=-100«60-00 1662 100'—«s BU 00 1762 :12 60 2822 _ 100 00 2323 ~~ 100 v0 50 qo 2536 12 ae . rr 2939 1907 5 1012" 100wis 100 1014-100 W, . 2732 100 2733's dv $ SESooRRRUVSTEn BK ouakkacwahlanwSSE SESSESTSSSESSTSESETSSSSSEES z 5 es . Se =ra.8 £8 44, 309 Montgome: California, on WEDNESDAY” day of DECEMPEX, 1881; at the hour of 12 Celeck, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessess together with cests of advertising and ex* penses of the sale. . : nt thereor, L. C. McAFEE, Secretary. tgomery stree* California, 1.20 ve, THE ‘ CAL TRIUMPH OF THE RUE SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loes of Na bowels sensation in the DORSED BY PHYS CLERGYMEN AND THE Arete D EVERYWHERE. in ith a part, Pain under the shoulderblade, ecling of having neglected some uty rin Digazin bh yes, lies ie i; = Pa meas at night, bighly-oo U * \. soon be Developed.” . from F . W. B, Shiveley's Dk egyomggyoeltiins: core ead a = f= On Broad street, between the Post tnt vee pe : ee ae fa wactegigic . FALL OPENING Peshieea nee MAB. M.A. STERLING'S ome and do the work. No}, M9 Goods and MEBltacry Stare, to take enormous pay” by . COMMERCIAL STREEY, WT ap, cry — VERY LARGE AND cH Ae sia DOWNIEVILLE STAGE LINE a as ls aan bn STAGES will teave the . . a ‘ is Oo Pony Latest Noy. GE SES fr ee nr » A. Mo, 401 Nats, Penthets, Flowers, Ribbon North San Juan, and on Tuesda, 5 days and Saturdays tor Cs ‘ile , MounVelvets, ete. “ Camptonv tain House, Forest City, ease ania inA eg isextended te all. ty ‘nate days, leave Downieville at 4 o'clock, teation guaranteed Wth sm to price a res ae it lie, North ar tg Neve nae ube § vada termediate poin ; i ! generoun te for their . M, Scott Stages, carryi the U.S. in the post, staff end 3 Mail aacd Welly. Fanse’& Oa Muprses tee . ccvopeaiety tanner ta Palltonens to ct City’and connect daily with the . tomers to merit a continuanee of the satheMarysville ‘and Nevada City stages at the. o80-inr MRS. M. A. STERLING, Meuntain House, i a Office—At the’ National Exchange Hotel. : Ex aug? W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent. i . : lasting Powder . Mamatmetared by the ~ ry ‘Subscribefor the TRANSCRIPT. . Exeelsior Powder Comp’, GREAT 20 DAY ——e SLAUGHTER SALE DRY & FANCY GOODS, 2 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, WHITE COODS, JEWELRY, BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, To make room for Holiday Goods ! SOON TO ARRIVE! 50. doz. Beatrice Corsets, Nos. 24,25, 26, 27,-28, 29 and 30,.at 25 cents 4 pair, former price 99 cents, 50 doz, Gennine Alexandria Kid Gloves, Nos. 5}, 5%, 6 and 64, all shades, at 25 cents a pair, former price $1.25. 75 doz. setts Collars and Cuffs, at 25 cts a set, former price 49c. 27 doz. Ladies White Woolen Hose at 12) cts. @ pair, former hy av Lambs Wool Hose at 9 cents per pair, former price 25 doz. heavy Towels at 5 cents, former price 12} cents. 5 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, twelve yards for $1.00, former price 123 cents per yard, em 7 pieces Silk Stripe Melange at 163 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plaid at 164 former price 25 cents. 3 pieces Mommie Cloths at 9 cents. ‘ 1 piece Grey. Cammels Hair Dress Goods at 12} cents per yard, former price 25 cents, 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at 12} cents per yard,-former price 19 Gents, : 1 doz. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. 5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 25c. 1 piece heavy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. 5 piecesTurkish Toweling, for Jackcts---Pink, Blne, Old Gold, and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents. _ 10 pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former price 49 * Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. Will be Guring the entire twelve days ! WE MUST HAVE ROOM ! nt y ae DREss AND FANCY. GoonsOf the LATEST STYLES pave fest been ae CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, . Store, Varte Th from Supe’ ‘$9, # t -elafe. ‘Le Supe * till ¢ s coun “trom ‘head ge “jn tis ita might ‘had . ‘moni “crow Th Reac by th judg GL The . $2.21 pure! relat cher a ‘hous ‘curt her ‘with him ing « the] his turr of ti ind of . the low wil No ths no PT ee oe ge ee ee. ae a a

Company 163 miles, costing $723,miles; . Blue Tent. Company, 32 ’ veuts; North Bloomfield mine, ess _ “quit hydeaulicing aad go to drift, but not one in fifty could Le so are NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. i The Ditch System. As we showed ina brief manner * yesterday, the ditch systems in this * part of the State are dependent for maintenance upon the continuance The -various sow lines are owned by companies en> gsged in this industry, who after supplying water to drift and quartz miners, ranchers, manufacturers and “the like, use the balance in working . * of hydraulic mining. their owa mines, From ‘the sales made they realize bu;.a small portion of the sum required for keeping ’. in repair. the lines, but by diverting to their own use all for which there is no market are enab'ed to realize fair margins upon’ their investments. Very few le have even a remote idea as to the magnitude of thie wa_ ter supplying business;. The North Bloomfield Company. owns 157. miles of ditches, costing $708,841 ; the Milton Company, 80 miles, cost ing $391,579. The Eureka Lake 342 ; the South Yuba Company 123 mileg, costing $150,000, These are al Nevada county hydraulic mine owners, To keep their ‘ditches in repair it coata them from three to three and a half cents per inch each year, exclusive of interest and the capital invested. 4 , A Deceptive Head. “The Dam Project Abandoned” is the deceptive maaner in which the mischief-making Sacramento Bee heads am artecle urging the farmers not to compromise with the miners on the slickens question. It is ‘not true that the proposition to save Marysville by damming the Yuba river has beeu abandoned, as one will lparn from teadiag the article through. The Bee and Cadwalader simply want it to be so. These ly. ' ing headings sometimes do great harm to honest people. “The Failure of Palmer, Cook & Co.,” was what . the San Fraacisco Bulletin once put ia’ ing to show that a certain inetitution it did not like might become insolvent IF certain things not ae all likely to happen should come to pass, Depositors did not read beyond the heading, and for a time there was @ very uupleasant state of fairs in which the peopte a€ targe watfered more than the Bank which the Bulle. tin-waq trying to hurt. — 2 —— Drifting vs. Hydraulicing. It costs from one to two dollars a cubic yard te werk gravel by the dviftiag: process. Experieuce has showa that thd yield per cubic yard from. some of the hydraulic c.aims in Nevada county iu round figures is as follows; American mine at Sebasto— pel, 24 cents; Blue Teut mine, 15) than 10 cents; Milton mine, 33 to 47 ceuls; Manzanita mine at Sweetland, 27 to 33 cents, Thus the folly of tne Sacramento Bee's advice to ing” is shown, io The Principal Preduccr. Mint Director Burchard in his lately issued report upon the production of precious metals estimates that the annual output of gold in Qalifornia during the next ten’ years will be $15,000,000 in gold. He shows that of this amount the hydraulic mines will produce’ $10,000,000 per year if they are permitted to continue in operation. Making an Ass of Ltself. The Downieville Messenger says: The Bee is still harping about drift ing all the-hydraulic mines. If: the Bse knew more about mining it would probably make less of an ass of iteelf. There is now ‘and thew a mine worked by the hydraulic pro¢-s# thet could be.profitah'y drifted, worked, ANOTHER pa.ty of Russian Jews passed through Berlin on Thursday to’ América, being the third, party of the kind and comprising 280 persous; More will follow. . The Daily Beanscrpt,. ert aes saeadenaeeielite . The Johnson Verdict. torial: “One wéuld think that ished, except in the case of an Indian ora Chinaman, The latest. disgrace of this kind is the case of Frank man named Noyes. Johnson was convicted for murder in the second degreey and the jury besought for him the Court’s mercy. Notwithstanding the mildness-of this verdict the raffian had the temerity to threaten to ‘cut the heart’ out-of an at‘torney who assisted in the prosecu— htion, Hike lives to. get the chance, besides epenly proclaiming his pur~ pose of killing certain witnesses who testified against him. More than that, he tas admitted to other prisonersthat if the jury knew as much about the killing of Noyes as they ought to have known they would have hanged him )Johnson). He is, as may be inferred from all this, unrepentant and malignant in the extreme. The Court, however; was not quite so tender. . It condemned him to ferty years’ imprisonment, . But forty years under the operations of the beneficent (?) Goodwin act, amounts to just twenty-six years. Meantime there is a chance that wome soft~-headed Govenor will -parden him out before he is there three years.” ss Not Posted, tn ee When Frank Johnson was about te receive his sentence, on Tuesday, ene of his attorneys pleaded, amo: g ‘other things, as a reason why the term of sentence should be shortened that he understood the Goodwin Act had been pronounced ‘uncunstitaThe Placer county Argus of yesterday conta‘ns the following ri ‘when the Juited Irislimen accepted it for the fdllowing reason: The ancient flag-of Ireland was @ golden. case. The finder will receive $10 harp on a-dark blue ground, as now . reward by leaving itt this office. depicted or emblazoned in the Irish . quarter,the third of the Royal Standard, and ‘the revolutionary leaders being anxious to unite together all classes-of Irishmen, being in that re_[ people were tired and sick 6f 'hearing of.the brutal murders ‘thst are . committed from week to week,’ and . that uncé in a while, at least, there would be a manifestation ofthe purpose of society to stamp out this hideous and horrible crime by the imposing of the condigw death penalty. But, while this'sort of Goce: mination crops out eccasionally in other States, it ié very rarely indeed ent agitators, and to join the Orangethat a California murderer is so pun. men tothe rest of their fellow-counJohnson, a young-outthroat of Nevada county, whe brutally killed a ‘spect the exact converse of the pres' trymen, adopted green as’ their dis~ tingaishing color, which is of course been altered by the Hanoverian mon. arch to. ite present color. to distin. gaish their Knights from those whom’ (Hence, by the way, the expression “True blue.”) Under these circumstances it was originally proposed that the St. Patrick ribbon should be orange, but aa this would have savored too much of party, it was ultimately determined that it shouldbe the color of the Garter—light blue. é _—" How to Liveon $10 @ Week. * Food and Health :—A man with $t0 a week and another to support must live at home. If he lives out he will get inferior food and become discontented, and those depending on him-will have to go short at home, extravagant; stews, with vegetables, are profitable ; fish, dressed with stuce and vegetable, to make meals, is profitable ; so are fish pies; good, tional by the Supreme Couit. The attorney was in error as to t @ Cou Nevada, where a similar law to the Goodwin. Act has been in operation. “It does nut follow from this that the California law will be set aside, bu€ there isa widespread feeling that that law should be repealed V4 greatly modified.—Grass Valley nion, The attorney in question was shown his error, but not till after the prisoner had been sentenced and remanded to the Sheriff's custody. As to the Goodwin Act, there is no question that the majority of the people in the State observe the necessity for its modification, and we understand the next Legislature will be persuaded, if possible, to take steps in accordance with this idea, : Pern. A Convert's Troubles. Eprror Transcrirt:—Under the above heading you give what. purports to be the facts in regard to the ease of Mr. C. Johnson. In at least been misinformed, i *hurch people at Grass Valley” who have taken an active interest in the matter, and we have constanly advised. that the case be brought to trial at once ; and have only consented to the propgsition, that he be let out-on bail, made tous by ‘the authorities who worked ap the: case,” after we were advised to do so by an attorney, f . Gro. O. Asn, Pastor.of the M, E. Charch. _W, A. Tenyer, Pastor of the CongregationalChurch. —— —--.-+e -— ~~ A Cough Cold or Sere Throat should be stopped. ;; Neglect frequently resalts in an incurable lung ‘lisease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give rellet in) Asthma, Bronghi~ tis, Couglis, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases, For thitty years the Troches have been ecom. mended by physicians,“ ainl always give perfect satis action. y. ate not new or untriwl, bet having been tested. by wide and constant use for vearly an entire geveration, vd . have attained well-erited ran among the few staple temedies of itheage Public apeakers and sing~ ers use them to clear and = strenyth-en the vuice. Sold at 3 cts a box: —_—)\ —-— -Se © Tue value of the go!d vonsumed hy ' etorer toring the last tigcal year was $10,00 ),000--— more than $'.000,000 of which was ia Vuited “Mba 2 com, Tue St, Gothard Canal. wilh: be finighed next month, if the engineers are not again mistaken in their caleulation:. ba , i} Fy taal RRP EQ ute nee enue elena a ae kes an Z rt—the decision being by the . well selected pudding. A small piece two important particulars you have . Weare the only . . small pieces of roast for Sunday, with accompanying Vegetables and ered during the process with a York: shire pudding, a few parsnips and some baked potatoes ; for desert, sme pears stewed, A home made eake'and a little cold meat, with home pickle or SPesses for tea or supper; these are the combinations.: HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. _ STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Fripay, Nov. 18, 1881, P. H. Butler, San Juan, Wu. Nelsou, Sheep's Ranch. C. H. Hanson; Ocean Star Mine. is. J. Valantine, San Franciseo, A H. Hanson, Grass Valley, Jas. Quirk, Grass Valley. H. C. Dickinson, Downieville, J. R. Davis, North Sun Juan. W. W. Kirkham, Blue Teat. John Hussey, You Bet, O. A. Hubbard, 8nn Francisco. W.C. Savage, do kh. P. DeNoon, do 8. M. Fielding, do Mrs, Nash, N. Bloomfield. Prof. Hirsch, Grass Valley, C, J. O'Connell, Shasta county. P. Grant, ‘Forest City. Joha Harris, San Francisco, Albert Gale, do . John Edwards, du C, L. Calkins, City,

H. M. Calkins, City. . I. Madfrot, Centennial Mine, ‘H. Jackson, Blue Tent, (. Cotland, City. { Wm. Cranston, City. e ' Erastus Bony, Clerk, A writ#tiin “London Truth says that-green 'wae'never heard of as a . Office ond Floors Halll, on Fie mafidnal or party color fill 1738 . day morning, a Ladies Gold Wa and Chain, Swiss movement, with two small diamonds on the two Prétendérs continued to in15 Sion, po vest with the old.light blue ribbon. . Duncan Alex Butler, 2507 15, Trustee, 2599 nol7-3t top of the face xeelaior Delisiquent Sale Notice. Come Water and or puny.—Location place of sen of vera; Youn . 2 ovunties, State of California.Dose ¥, Duncan Alex, Duncan Alex, wag Dedes 300 ¥. Dodye Jos F, 2537 12 Dodge Joo F 2038 uv Dodge Jos ¥, 2539 @ Duncan Jane, 2794 16 Davis Chas G, 2068. 64 Fay ‘Timothy A, 1140 25 Francis Margaret B, 1818 16 Fay Timothy A, Fisk & Co, Ulinten B; Fisk Cliaton B, Gilmartin J F, How James, How James, How James, How James, Hamburger B w Hanly & Co Hanly & Co Hanly W W, How James, How James, fle should spend on lodging, $2 ; en . Huntington Geo x, . food for two, $5; onfuel, light, dress, . Krevumal Ch etc., $3. Pieces of fried meat are isticttcos Delle W.cqre = Lian well thickenéd soup, fruit puddings, . Moriarty W Hutchinson deo , Bit : 169 i ssa Kronthal Chas, co §o. Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, Dolmans; etc., etc. 12 50 oe 7 100 60.00 : 93 50-00 J aj s i 3! At the Important Cheap Store, 13st co 00 ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank.. 4685 oa . CALL EARLY and secure bargains as goods of all description will be <i GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE 0R NOTHING. : sneeaiad > sammmeaas 28 ae Scenes eigen URNUURMRUNIS SST. RS a RG A RGR SE ne eT in % sa ISAS Tee Reasoner Anarew, 50 00 3 2 Stenerwald C J, } 20 00} d Sleight Jobn 8," 100 60.00 s Tahor EW, 160 60.90 ss % ‘ 12.60} = FOR & TWELVE DAYS ! ; : Wytie Daniel D, ine “ase ed EE CE Whitehead Wai'H, 2105 (20 =~ 10 on ec : Wileox ED, 2300 100-50 00 I ; ice." = = 2 MS-NINE CENT STORE! Ziegler Wm H, 1684 50-2500 Zimmerman A.W, 2816 100 : ron And in id at the SEV San Francisco, Handcock R A, . Handcock R A, Handeock & A, of the Board of Directors, made pi ley tg Ben ged mnny Seaoes ot enh, suc! a8 Ma, necessary op uiblic auction, at the office of the Office—-Room 44, 309 Mon . produced —by mixing together gold . site the namesef the respective shareholders and blue, At the time, therefore, of No, Na : the inetitution of the Order of St.’ _ kt at de Patrick, in 1783, the only and un-. ae = ped doubted national color was‘ dark Brown & Sons, Geo L, 1843 . 260 50.00 blue, and that probably would have einer Bs wv je RE AR a . been the color of the Ribbon but . Bruehl RA we pe. ad ped that it had already been appropriat-. Lebergiynd ' 1450. 200 69 00 ed by, the Order of the Garter, which . Codes 4 * Butler, — oe pode was origimally light blue, but had . Duncan W Butler, © 1559 100 6000 Duncan W Butler, § 1560, 100 006 1a §=-100«60-00 1662 100'—«s BU 00 1762 :12 60 2822 _ 100 00 2323 ~~ 100 v0 50 qo 2536 12 ae . rr 2939 1907 5 1012" 100wis 100 1014-100 W, . 2732 100 2733's dv $ SESooRRRUVSTEn BK ouakkacwahlanwSSE SESSESTSSSESSTSESETSSSSSEES z 5 es . Se =ra.8 £8 44, 309 Montgome: California, on WEDNESDAY” day of DECEMPEX, 1881; at the hour of 12 Celeck, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessess together with cests of advertising and ex* penses of the sale. . : nt thereor, L. C. McAFEE, Secretary. tgomery stree* California, 1.20 ve, THE ‘ CAL TRIUMPH OF THE RUE SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loes of Na bowels sensation in the DORSED BY PHYS CLERGYMEN AND THE Arete D EVERYWHERE. in ith a part, Pain under the shoulderblade, ecling of having neglected some uty rin Digazin bh yes, lies ie i; = Pa meas at night, bighly-oo U * \. soon be Developed.” . from F . W. B, Shiveley's Dk egyomggyoeltiins: core ead a = f= On Broad street, between the Post tnt vee pe : ee ae fa wactegigic . FALL OPENING Peshieea nee MAB. M.A. STERLING'S ome and do the work. No}, M9 Goods and MEBltacry Stare, to take enormous pay” by . COMMERCIAL STREEY, WT ap, cry — VERY LARGE AND cH Ae sia DOWNIEVILLE STAGE LINE a as ls aan bn STAGES will teave the . . a ‘ is Oo Pony Latest Noy. GE SES fr ee nr » A. Mo, 401 Nats, Penthets, Flowers, Ribbon North San Juan, and on Tuesda, 5 days and Saturdays tor Cs ‘ile , MounVelvets, ete. “ Camptonv tain House, Forest City, ease ania inA eg isextended te all. ty ‘nate days, leave Downieville at 4 o'clock, teation guaranteed Wth sm to price a res ae it lie, North ar tg Neve nae ube § vada termediate poin ; i ! generoun te for their . M, Scott Stages, carryi the U.S. in the post, staff end 3 Mail aacd Welly. Fanse’& Oa Muprses tee . ccvopeaiety tanner ta Palltonens to ct City’and connect daily with the . tomers to merit a continuanee of the satheMarysville ‘and Nevada City stages at the. o80-inr MRS. M. A. STERLING, Meuntain House, i a Office—At the’ National Exchange Hotel. : Ex aug? W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent. i . : lasting Powder . Mamatmetared by the ~ ry ‘Subscribefor the TRANSCRIPT. . Exeelsior Powder Comp’, GREAT 20 DAY ——e SLAUGHTER SALE DRY & FANCY GOODS, 2 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, WHITE COODS, JEWELRY, BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, To make room for Holiday Goods ! SOON TO ARRIVE! 50. doz. Beatrice Corsets, Nos. 24,25, 26, 27,-28, 29 and 30,.at 25 cents 4 pair, former price 99 cents, 50 doz, Gennine Alexandria Kid Gloves, Nos. 5}, 5%, 6 and 64, all shades, at 25 cents a pair, former price $1.25. 75 doz. setts Collars and Cuffs, at 25 cts a set, former price 49c. 27 doz. Ladies White Woolen Hose at 12) cts. @ pair, former hy av Lambs Wool Hose at 9 cents per pair, former price 25 doz. heavy Towels at 5 cents, former price 12} cents. 5 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, twelve yards for $1.00, former price 123 cents per yard, em 7 pieces Silk Stripe Melange at 163 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plaid at 164 former price 25 cents. 3 pieces Mommie Cloths at 9 cents. ‘ 1 piece Grey. Cammels Hair Dress Goods at 12} cents per yard, former price 25 cents, 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at 12} cents per yard,-former price 19 Gents, : 1 doz. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. 5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 25c. 1 piece heavy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. 5 piecesTurkish Toweling, for Jackcts---Pink, Blne, Old Gold, and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents. _ 10 pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former price 49 * Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. Will be Guring the entire twelve days ! WE MUST HAVE ROOM ! nt y ae DREss AND FANCY. GoonsOf the LATEST STYLES pave fest been ae CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, . Store, Varte Th from Supe’ ‘$9, # t -elafe. ‘Le Supe * till ¢ s coun “trom ‘head ge “jn tis ita might ‘had . ‘moni “crow Th Reac by th judg GL The . $2.21 pure! relat cher a ‘hous ‘curt her ‘with him ing « the] his turr of ti ind of . the low wil No ths no PT ee oe ge ee ee. ae a a