November 24, 1877 (4 pages)

sr the labor question will be a promipie. will be caretal how they believe hothing to regret about the action ~ Transevipt. NEVADA CITY. CAL. ‘Setueiay: November 24, 1877. GEO. M. MOTT is our. "oul only suthorized Ageut in Sacramento. He will receive Advertisements and Subscriptions for the TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in our name. —— Tae Coming Session. The incoming session of the California Legislature promises to be ome of-the most interesting ever held siuce the organization of the ‘State. The election .of . United States Seuator will occupy the first portion of the sessivn, and the. fight islikely to be a lively one. . ‘The several contestaats are well supplied with experienced manipulators, and each is determined to win, ‘Then nent subject for discussion, ‘Tlie school book questivn will also have tobe disposed of. Irrigation and other matters will arise for. disposal, und the question of taxation will be promineat. The Democracy being largely in the majority, will have the opportunity to bring aboat the wany reforms it has advocated for the past ten years, and it itdoes not new come up.to the scratch, tle peoits advocates in the fugure, If all the counties.in theState shall have as able and upright adelegation as that from this county, we have no: fours but good laws only will be enacted, Vo predict that oar Senators will front, seats from the outset, and we also believe that our county will be ably represented in the lowér house, It looks 4oa man up a tree, as if the fewer the laws -passed .at this session, the better it will be for the State, inasmuch as the coming constitutional Convention will be likely to ando not only the new Jaws but these now on the statate books,, We hope that wisdom .will control the councils of the Legisla‘ture and that the people will have tuke ofits newly elected representatives, a san Juan Stege Line, The proprietors of the North San Juan stageare’running that lide oo a very Cheap scale, so much so that people going to the Bay from San Juan, Forest City and Downieville, wo by the way of Marysville instead, of by this route, althougu they prefur-our route if. the accommodations were equally good, . Now this is all wrong, and we understand it will’ ~gsvon be remedied by. an opposition, ‘The San Jaan stage has two horses attached, thereby making it a Jong and tedious trip, ‘passengers will not come here uvless compelled to, Why is this coarse pursued? Is it becauge there is ‘nere profit to the stage Company to have the travel go by the way of Marysville, or is it done out of spite ? We don’t know what the real reason can be, but we do kuow that negotiations ate going on for a firstclass stage line between .this city, San Juan, Forest City and DownieVilly, and then we will be sure of all the travel front that section ot country. We hope the arranges ment fur the new line will be brougbt.to a head without delay, or that the short sighted poticyot the line above referred to will be abandoned. If the old company should sue fit tO put O4 & fitst-class line, which is demanded, we presume the projectéd pew line will ba abandonOne thing is eertain, otuere is going to be a good stage line, and that too, very as the people here are determined not to stand the present arrangement any longer. oe iio = Says the Marysville Appeul’s The present advanced Goudition of tue crops is truly astonishing to the oldest farmers. No other seasun se fa.Vorable is on record, _ ‘The grain is so far advanced as to cover the face of the ground, and present an eveu carpet of green, We conversed with ufasmer yest-rday who informed us that he had 800 acces of barley on which tve blades were standing three inches high. ‘Vhere appears to be no exception in fields, Ail are most promising, aud the farmers were vever in better cheer. so much so that ed, soon, TuxEre dre-thirteen German Catho-! lic cuurches within the limitsof New York city. St eee .cold shonlder. . nothing guined by the transaction. erty. Huil. gue for the most domestic young Squibs. One of those itinerant solicitors belonging to the class we referred t3 yes erday as havitg: {ithe cheek. of the devil,” and who has been importusing-our citizens recently for their orders for clothing, shirts, etc., will probably hereafter give Nevada City w wide berth, Hus saccess here was indifferent, the people with ,ab occasional exception; giving him tue This is the ‘greeting we had-anticipated for him. Nevada people understand their own interests too well to putrouize fureign business houses, especially where there is Churley Kent had displayed in his shop yesterddy u deer which weizhed 175 pounds. It was killed at “Mc. Leud’s, on the Red D. g road. Naffaziger & Eustis ulao bud w fine fat deer hanging up iu frout. of their shop, wuien was killed near this city yesterday. “> ' Tue Lite York G. M. & W. Co. are-eularging the reservoir between Liber y aud Lowell Hy, to near'y three times its former capacity, ‘Lbis is being accow plished by « raising banks, 'giving it a larger urea, und in rewovingw lurge umonut of froiu.tue bottom of it by means of hydruulicing, . ‘This, when tiken lu Gunbecion With the eulargemenst of the one at Little York, will prove of yreut value to tue future working of tué mines of Little York aud Lib-* suil On Thursday evening it coimmenced-rainng, and the storia was firidus during the whole night, -Yesterduy the suu shone forth brigutly for a while, but tue storm is not over yet. rs eae ess Sines Nona Whe Episcopal Fair. . The attendance. at he Episcopal Festival and Fair, on ‘harsday night, was, considering the stormy. evening, very good, The tables were well patronized, and quite a little business was done in the’ way of sellimg chances in the ring and . charm cakes, wax flower vase, votlady, and. for’: the most popular preacher's wife, fish pond, etc. © Miss Mary Grimes carried off the prize ‘as the most domestic young. lady, Mrs. Davis as the most popular . ‘ preacher's wife,. Mrs Cross. drew the wax flower vase, ang who drew the ring and charm we did-not Jearn, The supper was fine, and for the price charged, was ahead of any heretofore spread on sugh occasions. Every one who attended’ was well” pleased. Gay Sight. Doc. Wilkinsou’s place yesterday presented the grandest. appearance of any fish and gume warket ever opened in this city,. He had ye-terday,nt his store on Commercial street, three kinds of dueks, chickens, valley and mountain quail, deer, turkeys, lobsters, crabs, Eastern, and California oysters, clams, soft and bard shell, rock cod,smelt, perch,shrimps, and we don’t know what else, in great quantities. That place is a credit to the town and is What has lobg been needed here.’ We hope our people. wil: show their appreciation of this market and patronize it libernbty, — Card of ‘Thanks. The ladies of tue Episcopal Society hereby return their thanks to the public for the liberal patronage extended to them at the Fair and Festival given on Wedoesday and Tharsday evenings. The net proceeds ainounted to $224, i Freight at the Depot, Freight was received yesterday for the following named parties : Americah Miuing ©o., Quéng flee, AY Long, M. Simon, North Bloomtield, P. H’ Butler, North San Jaav, Quong Sing, French Corral, E.-B: Bridges, John a Seely, T. P. Crandall & Co. ~ > © -> A Prediction. Dick Lambert understands, from what he considers bigh authority, that the California Senatorial caucus will stand for Parley, 32; for McDonald, 32; for Ryland, 21. A proposition will be made for Ryland ta throw sideration of being nominated for the next Governor. Should this arrangement fail, it is thought that either Dr. Gwin or 8S. M. Wilson will . be the compromise candidute and the Senator. . ; 5 <i uct [wCasrer keeps the latest and tw Overconts of all shades and weights, al Gasrsn's, nd-tf . who are now unable to get any kind Rew, projects. . room every day since the session be‘his forces in favor of Farley, in conithe best styles of Meun’s and Boy's Bad. Outlook for the Chinese. A large bumber of the leading manufacturing establishments ~ on this cusst bave, during the past few mobths, discharged all their Chinese labor, and are tiow émploying white men, women, boys and girls. This step is baving a marked effect wpon those who.continue to bold out in favor of that kind of labor, and many are now considering the propriety of making the same change, for the sake of self-protection. “Puere are to-day in Sun Francisco thousands vt Mongvliaus who have been employed in various parts of theStute of work to d», and it is geiting to bea very serious mut-er with tue “Six Gre Cuinese Companies.’’ Everything is being dove to prevent any more uf them coming here, us tye news, bas gone buck to China thut a greul revolution ius tiken place, wud tue itulic-eyed fell-ws ure nut wauted;'and tuut is-toe reason why bundreds ure leaviug On every steamer, while but a very, few-ure coming. In every new enter, rise where a large number of luborers ure to be employed, tue first thing tuken into,cunsideration is: ““What kind of labor shall be employéd?” The question is now being settled in favor of white labor. to insure the success . of About the last enterprise we read of is tbhut of u cum .ttee appointed to consider the feasibility of building u ruilroad between Napa City and Clear Lake. fue road isto be a narrow gauge, and the line of route bas been determined, . But there is one fe.ture of tue report to which we desire to refer with special approbation, It is a. recommendution t> the effect that ‘the line of road be let. in sections, and that no Chinese labor be em. ployed. This is a wise recommendation, and if acted-npon will stimulate tue tride and production of Naps and Lake counties prodigiously. If Chinese Iubor be employed, the cost of construgtion may be a trifle less, ut the district which foots the bill will simply have that umount of cays itul abstracted from it, On the otber band, by employing white labor tue bulk of the money will go ifto cireulution on the spot, and‘ the district would detive a profit’ from the expenditures by thedaborers, for supplies, etc., equivalent to a year’s interest on the bonds. The wages fuud would rafuin in circulation; where#3; if paid to Chinamen it would fiud its way into tue coffers of Chinése traders, thence to China, and be Jost to the country ever after, ’ Poe South Carolina Justice. Some of the Eustern journals, with warm words of approval, are repeating how one Judge Cook of Columbia, South Carolina, a few days since called upon four colored mén, who had be nattending court very faitufully for several duys without seeming to haveauy other purpose than whiling~ .away the time on the benches, to come forward. and hear what the court had to say to them, When they came up the judge asked them what business they were eugaged in, and, not receiving s»tisfactory answers, he remarked that he had seen then: sitting in the court gan and had reason to believe they kad no honest means of living, but were vagrants, As he gave them into the bands of the sheriff, to be proceeded against for vagrancy, he I intend to clear this town of all such fellows who cannot and do not earo un honest living. If you -can’t tiud work here you must go into tue couutry and till the soil. Before three months pass over your beads I have good reason to believe that the law will authorize me to place all you vag rapts in a chain-gang to work the stréet# of this city and the roads of this county. The palmy days of growing fat und sleek in jail are gone forever, and you will learn the truth of the little inuxim, ‘Inthe sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread.’’ negroes were vagrants and deserved the discipline which the judge bestowed upon them; but did any one ever hear of a South Carolina judge calling up any white men‘ and treating them inthat manver? Does aby . one believe that a man ever sat as a room who had no honest means of suppo.t and who, never learned how their brow?. . Clowbing, ~ pote bounty mowey. At. midnight he hand,’ ‘cur prodacea a basket, It is just possible that the four, judge in South Carolina witheat seeing plenty of white menin the ‘court much real sweetness there is actually earning their bread by the sweat of ter New Style wiles at Casian’ 8 Morton’s Credit. On he occision the demand fot troops was £0 great that Morton decided to -urge then to go to Washington without their called “up one. regiment and Stated the vases They ‘agreed to go, begatse you liave requested as,’ remiabdacced Morton, but for no other reason,”’ The Governor’s heart tailed him—the conduct of the men was too generous The Executive of the State of Indiana proceeded on a begging tour in the capital. The first bank lie came-1to greeted with, “ No, “we've no currency ‘on The President of the next . bank asked, “ What do you want?” “ Money,’ was the reply. “ Get out; we Wavn't-got any. What security can you give?” " Only my indi-; vidual nanie, sir,” said the Governor, “Individual pame !”’ thandered the bank officer. “How much do you waot, and what do you want ittor?” The Governor explained the dire necessity, and said he wanted fifty thousand dollars. “ What have youto-carry,it in?” and (without wailing for an answer, the offi. laid in fifty $1,000, and handed it over with the exclamation; “ Thére, sir; leave me a memorandum of this, and let me hear that the rebels are licked. ” In two or three days he obtained wore thati half'a million, of dollars, . thr whieh thie bank charged no_interest aud which was retufned in Bix weeks. 2 ‘How THE Ae wana Brres— When a rattiesnake is. disturbéd it sounds an alarm, and then, / (f compelled, it will fight. AVhen the Victiin is within reachthe jaws. of snake are separated and the head thrown back so as to bring the fangs intoa favorabte position to penetrate the object, Ave head is thn darted rapidly, forward, the unsteathed teeth“ penetrates the body ot the victim, and the poison is injected into the flesh. The same muscular acis Which open, the wound inject the venom through the duct acd into the part penetrated by the teeth, The divergence of the fang points when the snake bites often causes a considerable. distance between the ‘two wounds. “the with which the venom is ejected from the tooth depends somewhat, amount coutained in the gland and ite ducts, If the snake fails to strike the object aimed at, power the poison is sometiues ejected several feet, and a case is on record where it was thrown into the eyes of a man who. was six feet from the snake, when it struck forward at a stick held above its coil, ‘ : en Tux detectives have made ao gréat baul of road-agents at Cheyenne, having captured nearly all the robbers who infested the Bluck Hills. Among these are Dyer and Young, another kuown as tue Kid,and a jovial rascal called Laughing’ Sum. Blackburn and Wall ure still at large, und have put out for a new field of operations. Probably the worst set of cut-throats on the continent; and their villainous Mugs ranging along tue plutform when the cars siop constitue a first‘rate rogues’ gallery. a sh = Errorts are to be uke the presevt session to reduce letter postage totwo cents. Germaiy has recently authorized the issue of a donbleé post. al ecard, It bas two stamps upon it, thus insuring its going to its first destivation and then back to its original sender. © Tuer Chinese at Chico are alarmed at the threatening stata of affuirs tere, and many of tue houses in the Chinese quaiters are locked up, Tux electionin Perv, held October 21st, passed off without the usual violence and bloodshed, and resulted in the victory of the Government or the National party. epi aie Tuer Geiite Finance Co ‘@, Thursday, authorized the reporting of the House silver bill, with a, recommendation for its passage. —— ~‘rosr who have so generously depounced Senator Morton as in league with political rings have little to say since it is found that his estate is valued at less than $50,000, A’uowsnr of rain and grasshoppers fell in Orange, South Carolina, the other night. Tux, Autonelli scandal at Rome will soon be revived by the reassemER May, Sac CP Loughtid4gé,G V J Mahan. ‘Mrs Mahan, Em Gap A Wilkinson, City _ Wim Woodbury, City S Donnellv, Cit W French, G Valfey M Doty, You Bet . A Brown, Wheat G Bettinger D Flat R MeCue, N Sbhust Vir City : AG Turner, H Hill CR Clark, him > Buck, -San-Jnan: J M Sc ott, Forest Ci 8 8 Wright, Sac F Here ford, Lincoln L>L Gafuey,San Juan Gw Irving, M’ville J C-Justice, City {. H Bell, T Marris, €arson J on the lo a} thatasia meeting of the Board of Directors, “HOTEL ARRIVALS Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop: Jetor, THurspay, Novetnber 2204.1877. WD Long, City Em Gap JF Sween y,8 F ——_—_ -+ + oe HOTHL AKKIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. A. H HANSON, Preprietor. Tuurspay. November 220d,1877 Vir City WH Wiseman, H Hiv 'Velley G Palache, Sasi Fran . San Fren M C Smith, Sac HH Anderson, D Fl KB Johnson, km Gap HH Goldsinith, N Y ¥ Boyce, Smartsville ‘MASONIC ELEOTION. Nevada Lodge,No 13, F. & A.M. THR ANNUAL ELEC. TION. FOR OFF s0EE S b, OF M., will vane place at Mas ipa, ou NEVADA LODGE, “NO. Wednesday, Dee. 12; 1877, At 71-2 9€locx, P.M. Members ot the Lodge are requeated to bear the m wter in mind, and gevern themselves accordingly. D. or By order. I. J. ROLFE, Master, ee H. Boarpman, Sec retary. nov24-td J PROVIDENCE FISH MARESRET, B.A, Wilkinson, Proprietor, Commezccial St., cor. Main, NEVADA CITY ECEIVING DAILY per Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, all kiuds of FRESH FISH, OYSTERS AND _°‘ SHELI, FISH Tuesday and Friday of each week, Famed ILVER Tite UT, SEL VE Cy From the Mountain Lakes. POULTRY AND GAME Of 411 Kinds Kept Constantly on Hand ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY FILLED WITH DZSPATCH. Nevada City, Nov. 23, 1877. Assessment Notice. HE Nevada Grave] Mining Company, location of principal place of business Nevada City, Nevada county, California, location .of works Nevada City, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given held on the 1l2th’day of November, 1877, an assessment (No, 1,) of five ceuts per gshere was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, pagfuble immediatcly, in United btates gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, California. Auy stock upon which this assessment .Shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of December, 1877, will be delinquent, and advertised for Bale . at public duction; and unless payment is nade belore, will be sold on the 12th ay of Jauuary, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessinent, together with costs of »dver tising und expenses of sale. By order ot the Directors, . C A. H. HANSON, Secretary. Office—National Exchanye Hotel, Nevada City, California, ; noved sie NEVADA CITY . THEA RE. CHarvkes F. Locre, } W. H, BARTON, Positively 7 Might (aly! SATURDAY, NOV. 24TH, The World-Renowned Character Comedian, ‘ MR. J. K. EMMETT In His Oviginal Cheating Lessees and Mngre. 0 UR COUSIN GERMAN, Supported by the . ~~ BUSH SYREET COMP’Y. e2” EIGHT -enNEW SONGS & DANCES, Composed and Sung ONLY BY MR. EMMETT. BOX SHEET NOW OPEN. Race Ba 7, Reserved seats can now be secured PIANOS, ‘Ging 13, and A. SUI, . . ORGANS, _ MUSIC, SHERMAN & HYDE, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL seh, 3 Ww holesale ant “Ketail MUSIC ‘DEALERS. Weber Pianos Are THE BES?, and are now used_in-¢, cepts by all of the GR.AT ARTI sty. ae Send for toh anche isha + ; SHERVAN & HY Is the only FIRST-CLASS Inst rument : l Sola: at Four randred Dollars } FANUE Square Bi 4 émbrace anos are Tlé Geta ve, and iL Movern ot Ver hts, puch +8 eleygMt Rosewood ¢ , Beautify) Mouldings/tull. Ion Frame, ( orved bees and Lyry Ovetstraiug Buss, Agratfe Tr ble, etc. fogeth 6 fect 10 ir ne 8, ; Width 3 fe N's es, and are : LLY WARKANTED FOR 4 BN YEARs, . Agents wanted in every County’ in the St: ate for the Céletr: sted Standard Organ, Which tor Volume of Toné ‘Beeaty of C Superiority of Workmané ship, Finish atid Durabil‘ty, age, Blevanee * of, bes UD KIVALLED, Wel keep constantly en hind a gvod asgortAnent of RELTABLE. Cheap Pianos, 4g Octaves,Agraffe Treble, made fromilie Best Seasonei Mat. rial and Ful‘ ly Warranted, Prices as low as W rthless Pianos’ can be obtained clsewhete: PIANOS AND ORGANS Sold on EASY INSTALLMENTS, If Besired. Call and see us before purchasing. Agent for Nevada Covnty, R. H. MARCHANT Dealer.in All Kinds of: MUSICAL INSTIUMENTS, sewing, ssroesiriien te and Sheet Musie, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &C., Depot and Salesroom, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. D>. n22-tf. , “HOTEL FOR SALE. GEO. EDWARDS’ Hotel. at %. North Bloomfield, is cffered for s.le,. The Hote. is trstClass, aud the oniy one 3 the-place. It hug accommo. dations for 60 men. It -has hall on the upper floor, A iar ge dance . Connected with the house is a lerge barn of suflicient.size to keep eighi horses, Also a large orchard § adjoining the Hotel lot. Will be sold on reasonable terais. For futher particulars. apply to GEO. EDWARDs, at North Bloor tela. -North Bloomfield, November 17, 1877-2 . T PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. MRS. M. W. SOGGS, AVING PURCHASED THE PHOTO GRAPH GALLEKY OF MKS. LUDULPH, has secured the services ot MR. H, H, FRYE, FORMERLY OF BRADLEY & RULOFSON, San. Francisco, and wills commence on Monday, November 12, 1877. To take all Kinds ©> Pictures in Largo Size Photographs, Cabinet do Card go Photo-Cromes, Ferrotyper, etc. Children’s Pictures a Specialty. — ‘. MR. FRYE WILL BF IN NEVADA CITY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK, FOR SITTINGS. ni-Im > b a put VEGETABLE STORE. "JOHN SENNER, Sr., : AS purchased the Stock of Goods of “fh Mrs. Black,on COMMERCIAL ST., and takes this method of notitying the Public that he will always be pupplied ° + with a choice line ot GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, : / BEGS, POULTRY AND EVERY KIND OF FRUIT IN 175 SEASON, . By CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Prices and honorable treatmert, be hopes to receive erate? Noy. 9; 1877. ‘sh <4 bling of thé cout, wa chatge, — , a a Vinton's Drug Store, without ex4 . % liberal patronage. Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877s the Highest Style of the Art, . : . GROCERY, FRUIT AND she ‘Dail ‘QEVADA: ‘ ee ae ——_ LOCAL Sq qe annual elec Nevada Royal Av _gnd Nevada Suodg yf, will take plac :fymer on the eye "1 and thehetter yom ers of both alt bear tae we fe present ut the ings. The anno toad in to-duy’s The play at th wyill constitute @ ment. Mr. Ear nowued AC.Oi, BD sy hgases crowd class of people, occasion is uighl metropolitan, pr ourtaine belug in the roles whic number of our ci “‘Emingtt in tue ¢ aud they all spe highest praise c ‘getor aud tue p! are that tae Puc night. D» nut served seats, wo at-Vinton’s drug “sand Broad stre witavut exita Cl Edward £. Fu died on Tuare though baving t ‘resident of tuat warm trieuds wu anourn bis eurly ly afflicted wife ihe entire comu “will occur at tw ‘day, under the sonic fruteruity In a recent ‘City Euterprise blers iuciuded 3 sexcept, perba yp Sab rulLCiscoe jes the urticle : tion, Slating th ‘Vines in thatci are confirmed ¢ isters set un ¢ ‘they have no others. They & more swindl who buck the erend yeptiem terly condemn glass nuneee stones.’ When a Ney , ¢9 muarmar pk vast wildernes taken in tue b not. favorable. Mr. J. K. by the Bush company, are this city on morning. Mr. Henry . ithe Weekly G lishment, is ) home on Pine in a state of.u less of the tim down, but on was slightly i be able to ehr ery. Nevada R The Anvu: of Nevada Rx 6, R. A. M,, ' day evening ] tendance of t Tuo G. RB, Dav: Com: ’ Every’ Tue ings, in Bro Open fur ger “success is ins portunity, nas There are in small ame trons of th Under ordiu -Ient would ‘convenient { at least that past. But: solved und ] the county . collect.: Th indebted to Settle on or or the accor hands of an hope to be + ‘our fiends give this th ap ui Felt

sr the labor question will be a promipie. will be caretal how they believe hothing to regret about the action ~ Transevipt. NEVADA CITY. CAL. ‘Setueiay: November 24, 1877. GEO. M. MOTT is our. "oul only suthorized Ageut in Sacramento. He will receive Advertisements and Subscriptions for the TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in our name. —— Tae Coming Session. The incoming session of the California Legislature promises to be ome of-the most interesting ever held siuce the organization of the ‘State. The election .of . United States Seuator will occupy the first portion of the sessivn, and the. fight islikely to be a lively one. . ‘The several contestaats are well supplied with experienced manipulators, and each is determined to win, ‘Then nent subject for discussion, ‘Tlie school book questivn will also have tobe disposed of. Irrigation and other matters will arise for. disposal, und the question of taxation will be promineat. The Democracy being largely in the majority, will have the opportunity to bring aboat the wany reforms it has advocated for the past ten years, and it itdoes not new come up.to the scratch, tle peoits advocates in the fugure, If all the counties.in theState shall have as able and upright adelegation as that from this county, we have no: fours but good laws only will be enacted, Vo predict that oar Senators will front, seats from the outset, and we also believe that our county will be ably represented in the lowér house, It looks 4oa man up a tree, as if the fewer the laws -passed .at this session, the better it will be for the State, inasmuch as the coming constitutional Convention will be likely to ando not only the new Jaws but these now on the statate books,, We hope that wisdom .will control the councils of the Legisla‘ture and that the people will have tuke ofits newly elected representatives, a san Juan Stege Line, The proprietors of the North San Juan stageare’running that lide oo a very Cheap scale, so much so that people going to the Bay from San Juan, Forest City and Downieville, wo by the way of Marysville instead, of by this route, althougu they prefur-our route if. the accommodations were equally good, . Now this is all wrong, and we understand it will’ ~gsvon be remedied by. an opposition, ‘The San Jaan stage has two horses attached, thereby making it a Jong and tedious trip, ‘passengers will not come here uvless compelled to, Why is this coarse pursued? Is it becauge there is ‘nere profit to the stage Company to have the travel go by the way of Marysville, or is it done out of spite ? We don’t know what the real reason can be, but we do kuow that negotiations ate going on for a firstclass stage line between .this city, San Juan, Forest City and DownieVilly, and then we will be sure of all the travel front that section ot country. We hope the arranges ment fur the new line will be brougbt.to a head without delay, or that the short sighted poticyot the line above referred to will be abandoned. If the old company should sue fit tO put O4 & fitst-class line, which is demanded, we presume the projectéd pew line will ba abandonOne thing is eertain, otuere is going to be a good stage line, and that too, very as the people here are determined not to stand the present arrangement any longer. oe iio = Says the Marysville Appeul’s The present advanced Goudition of tue crops is truly astonishing to the oldest farmers. No other seasun se fa.Vorable is on record, _ ‘The grain is so far advanced as to cover the face of the ground, and present an eveu carpet of green, We conversed with ufasmer yest-rday who informed us that he had 800 acces of barley on which tve blades were standing three inches high. ‘Vhere appears to be no exception in fields, Ail are most promising, aud the farmers were vever in better cheer. so much so that ed, soon, TuxEre dre-thirteen German Catho-! lic cuurches within the limitsof New York city.. St eee .cold shonlder. . nothing guined by the transaction. erty. Huil. gue for the most domestic young Squibs. One of those itinerant solicitors belonging to the class we referred t3 yes erday as havitg: {ithe cheek. of the devil,” and who has been importusing-our citizens recently for their orders for clothing, shirts, etc., will probably hereafter give Nevada City w wide berth, Hus saccess here was indifferent, the people with ,ab occasional exception; giving him tue This is the ‘greeting we had-anticipated for him. Nevada people understand their own interests too well to putrouize fureign business houses, especially where there is Churley Kent had displayed in his shop yesterddy u deer which weizhed 175 pounds. It was killed at “Mc. Leud’s, on the Red D. g road. Naffaziger & Eustis ulao bud w fine fat deer hanging up iu frout. of their shop, wuien was killed near this city yesterday. “> ' Tue Lite York G. M. & W. Co. are-eularging the reservoir between Liber y aud Lowell Hy, to near'y three times its former capacity, ‘Lbis is being accow plished by « raising banks, 'giving it a larger urea, und in rewovingw lurge umonut of froiu.tue bottom of it by means of hydruulicing, . ‘This, when tiken lu Gunbecion With the eulargemenst of the one at Little York, will prove of yreut value to tue future working of tué mines of Little York aud Lib-* suil On Thursday evening it coimmenced-rainng, and the storia was firidus during the whole night, -Yesterduy the suu shone forth brigutly for a while, but tue storm is not over yet. rs eae ess Sines Nona Whe Episcopal Fair. . The attendance. at he Episcopal Festival and Fair, on ‘harsday night, was, considering the stormy. evening, very good, The tables were well patronized, and quite a little business was done in the’ way of sellimg chances in the ring and . charm cakes, wax flower vase, votlady, and. for’: the most popular preacher's wife, fish pond, etc. © Miss Mary Grimes carried off the prize ‘as the most domestic young. lady, Mrs. Davis as the most popular . ‘ preacher's wife,. Mrs Cross. drew the wax flower vase, ang who drew the ring and charm we did-not Jearn, The supper was fine, and for the price charged, was ahead of any heretofore spread on sugh occasions. Every one who attended’ was well” pleased. Gay Sight. Doc. Wilkinsou’s place yesterday presented the grandest. appearance of any fish and gume warket ever opened in this city,. He had ye-terday,nt his store on Commercial street, three kinds of dueks, chickens, valley and mountain quail, deer, turkeys, lobsters, crabs, Eastern, and California oysters, clams, soft and bard shell, rock cod,smelt, perch,shrimps, and we don’t know what else, in great quantities. That place is a credit to the town and is What has lobg been needed here.’ We hope our people. wil: show their appreciation of this market and patronize it libernbty, — Card of ‘Thanks. The ladies of tue Episcopal Society hereby return their thanks to the public for the liberal patronage extended to them at the Fair and Festival given on Wedoesday and Tharsday evenings. The net proceeds ainounted to $224, i Freight at the Depot, Freight was received yesterday for the following named parties : Americah Miuing ©o., Quéng flee, AY Long, M. Simon, North Bloomtield, P. H’ Butler, North San Jaav, Quong Sing, French Corral, E.-B: Bridges, John a Seely, T. P. Crandall & Co. ~ > © -> A Prediction. Dick Lambert understands, from what he considers bigh authority, that the California Senatorial caucus will stand for Parley, 32; for McDonald, 32; for Ryland, 21. A proposition will be made for Ryland ta throw sideration of being nominated for the next Governor. Should this arrangement fail, it is thought that either Dr. Gwin or 8S. M. Wilson will . be the compromise candidute and the Senator. . ; 5 <i uct [wCasrer keeps the latest and tw Overconts of all shades and weights, al Gasrsn's, nd-tf . who are now unable to get any kind Rew, projects. . room every day since the session be‘his forces in favor of Farley, in conithe best styles of Meun’s and Boy's Bad. Outlook for the Chinese. A large bumber of the leading manufacturing establishments ~ on this cusst bave, during the past few mobths, discharged all their Chinese labor, and are tiow émploying white men, women, boys and girls. This step is baving a marked effect wpon those who.continue to bold out in favor of that kind of labor, and many are now considering the propriety of making the same change, for the sake of self-protection. “Puere are to-day in Sun Francisco thousands vt Mongvliaus who have been employed in various parts of theStute of work to d», and it is geiting to bea very serious mut-er with tue “Six Gre Cuinese Companies.’’ Everything is being dove to prevent any more uf them coming here, us tye news, bas gone buck to China thut a greul revolution ius tiken place, wud tue itulic-eyed fell-ws ure nut wauted;'and tuut is-toe reason why bundreds ure leaviug On every steamer, while but a very, few-ure coming. In every new enter, rise where a large number of luborers ure to be employed, tue first thing tuken into,cunsideration is: ““What kind of labor shall be employéd?” The question is now being settled in favor of white labor. to insure the success . of About the last enterprise we read of is tbhut of u cum .ttee appointed to consider the feasibility of building u ruilroad between Napa City and Clear Lake. fue road isto be a narrow gauge, and the line of route bas been determined, . But there is one fe.ture of tue report to which we desire to refer with special approbation, It is a. recommendution t> the effect that ‘the line of road be let. in sections, and that no Chinese labor be em. ployed. This is a wise recommendation, and if acted-npon will stimulate tue tride and production of Naps and Lake counties prodigiously. If Chinese Iubor be employed, the cost of construgtion may be a trifle less, ut the district which foots the bill will simply have that umount of cays itul abstracted from it, On the otber band, by employing white labor tue bulk of the money will go ifto cireulution on the spot, and‘ the district would detive a profit’ from the expenditures by thedaborers, for supplies, etc., equivalent to a year’s interest on the bonds. The wages fuud would rafuin in circulation; where#3; if paid to Chinamen it would fiud its way into tue coffers of Chinése traders, thence to China, and be Jost to the country ever after, ’ Poe South Carolina Justice. Some of the Eustern journals, with warm words of approval, are repeating how one Judge Cook of Columbia, South Carolina, a few days since called upon four colored mén, who had be nattending court very faitufully for several duys without seeming to haveauy other purpose than whiling~ .away the time on the benches, to come forward. and hear what the court had to say to them, When they came up the judge asked them what business they were eugaged in, and, not receiving s»tisfactory answers, he remarked that he had seen then: sitting in the court gan and had reason to believe they kad no honest means of living, but were vagrants, As he gave them into the bands of the sheriff, to be proceeded against for vagrancy, he I intend to clear this town of all such fellows who cannot and do not earo un honest living. If you -can’t tiud work here you must go into tue couutry and till the soil. Before three months pass over your beads I have good reason to believe that the law will authorize me to place all you vag rapts in a chain-gang to work the stréet# of this city and the roads of this county. The palmy days of growing fat und sleek in jail are gone forever, and you will learn the truth of the little inuxim, ‘Inthe sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread.’’ negroes were vagrants and deserved the discipline which the judge bestowed upon them; but did any one ever hear of a South Carolina judge calling up any white men‘ and treating them inthat manver? Does aby . one believe that a man ever sat as a room who had no honest means of suppo.t and who, never learned how their brow?. . Clowbing, ~ pote bounty mowey. At. midnight he hand,’ ‘cur prodacea a basket, It is just possible that the four, judge in South Carolina witheat seeing plenty of white menin the ‘court much real sweetness there is actually earning their bread by the sweat of ter New Style wiles at Casian’ 8 Morton’s Credit. On he occision the demand fot troops was £0 great that Morton decided to -urge then to go to Washington without their called “up one. regiment and Stated the vases They ‘agreed to go, begatse you liave requested as,’ remiabdacced Morton, but for no other reason,”’ The Governor’s heart tailed him—the conduct of the men was too generous The Executive of the State of Indiana proceeded on a begging tour in the capital. The first bank lie came-1to greeted with, “ No, “we've no currency ‘on The President of the next . bank asked, “ What do you want?” “ Money,’ was the reply. “ Get out; we Wavn't-got any. What security can you give?” " Only my indi-; vidual nanie, sir,” said the Governor, “Individual pame !”’ thandered the bank officer. “How much do you waot, and what do you want ittor?” The Governor explained the dire necessity, and said he wanted fifty thousand dollars. “ What have youto-carry,it in?” and (without wailing for an answer, the offi. laid in fifty $1,000, and handed it over with the exclamation; “ Thére, sir; leave me a memorandum of this, and let me hear that the rebels are licked. ” In two or three days he obtained wore thati half'a million, of dollars, . thr whieh thie bank charged no_interest aud which was retufned in Bix weeks. 2 ‘How THE Ae wana Brres— When a rattiesnake is. disturbéd it sounds an alarm, and then, / (f compelled, it will fight. AVhen the Victiin is within reachthe jaws. of snake are separated and the head thrown back so as to bring the fangs intoa favorabte position to penetrate the object, Ave head is thn darted rapidly, forward, the unsteathed teeth“ penetrates the body ot the victim, and the poison is injected into the flesh. The same muscular acis Which open, the wound inject the venom through the duct acd into the part penetrated by the teeth, The divergence of the fang points when the snake bites often causes a considerable. distance between the ‘two wounds. “the with which the venom is ejected from the tooth depends somewhat, amount coutained in the gland and ite ducts, If the snake fails to strike the object aimed at, power the poison is sometiues ejected several feet, and a case is on record where it was thrown into the eyes of a man who. was six feet from the snake, when it struck forward at a stick held above its coil, ‘ : en Tux detectives have made ao gréat baul of road-agents at Cheyenne, having captured nearly all the robbers who infested the Bluck Hills. Among these are Dyer and Young, another kuown as tue Kid,and a jovial rascal called Laughing’ Sum. Blackburn and Wall ure still at large, und have

put out for a new field of operations. Probably the worst set of cut-throats on the continent; and their villainous Mugs ranging along tue plutform when the cars siop constitue a first‘rate rogues’ gallery. a sh = Errorts are to be uke the presevt session to reduce letter postage totwo cents. Germaiy has recently authorized the issue of a donbleé post. al ecard, It bas two stamps upon it, thus insuring its going to its first destivation and then back to its original sender. © Tuer Chinese at Chico are alarmed at the threatening stata of affuirs tere, and many of tue houses in the Chinese quaiters are locked up, Tux electionin Perv, held October 21st, passed off without the usual violence and bloodshed, and resulted in the victory of the Government or the National party. epi aie Tuer Geiite Finance Co ‘@, Thursday, authorized the reporting of the House silver bill, with a, recommendation for its passage. —— ~‘rosr who have so generously depounced Senator Morton as in league with political rings have little to say since it is found that his estate is valued at less than $50,000, A’uowsnr of rain and grasshoppers fell in Orange, South Carolina, the other night. Tux, Autonelli scandal at Rome will soon be revived by the reassemER May, Sac CP Loughtid4gé,G V J Mahan. ‘Mrs Mahan, Em Gap A Wilkinson, City _ Wim Woodbury, City S Donnellv, Cit W French, G Valfey M Doty, You Bet . A Brown, Wheat G Bettinger D Flat R MeCue, N Sbhust Vir City : AG Turner, H Hill CR Clark, him > Buck, -San-Jnan: J M Sc ott, Forest Ci 8 8 Wright, Sac F Here ford, Lincoln L>L Gafuey,San Juan Gw Irving, M’ville J C-Justice, City {. H Bell, T Marris, €arson J on the lo a} thatasia meeting of the Board of Directors, “HOTEL ARRIVALS Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop: Jetor, THurspay, Novetnber 2204.1877. WD Long, City Em Gap JF Sween y,8 F ——_—_ -+ + oe HOTHL AKKIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. A. H HANSON, Preprietor. Tuurspay. November 220d,1877 Vir City WH Wiseman, H Hiv 'Velley G Palache, Sasi Fran . San Fren M C Smith, Sac HH Anderson, D Fl KB Johnson, km Gap HH Goldsinith, N Y ¥ Boyce, Smartsville ‘MASONIC ELEOTION. Nevada Lodge,No 13, F. & A.M. THR ANNUAL ELEC. TION. FOR OFF s0EE S b, OF M., will vane place at Mas ipa, ou NEVADA LODGE, “NO. Wednesday, Dee. 12; 1877, At 71-2 9€locx, P.M. Members ot the Lodge are requeated to bear the m wter in mind, and gevern themselves accordingly. D. or By order. I. J. ROLFE, Master, ee H. Boarpman, Sec retary. nov24-td J PROVIDENCE FISH MARESRET, B.A, Wilkinson, Proprietor, Commezccial St., cor. Main, NEVADA CITY ECEIVING DAILY per Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, all kiuds of FRESH FISH, OYSTERS AND _°‘ SHELI, FISH Tuesday and Friday of each week, Famed ILVER Tite UT, SEL VE Cy From the Mountain Lakes. POULTRY AND GAME Of 411 Kinds Kept Constantly on Hand ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY FILLED WITH DZSPATCH. Nevada City, Nov. 23, 1877. Assessment Notice. HE Nevada Grave] Mining Company, location of principal place of business Nevada City, Nevada county, California, location .of works Nevada City, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given held on the 1l2th’day of November, 1877, an assessment (No, 1,) of five ceuts per gshere was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, pagfuble immediatcly, in United btates gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, California. Auy stock upon which this assessment .Shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of December, 1877, will be delinquent, and advertised for Bale . at public duction; and unless payment is nade belore, will be sold on the 12th ay of Jauuary, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessinent, together with costs of »dver tising und expenses of sale. By order ot the Directors, . C A. H. HANSON, Secretary. Office—National Exchanye Hotel, Nevada City, California, ; noved sie NEVADA CITY . THEA RE. CHarvkes F. Locre, } W. H, BARTON, Positively 7 Might (aly! SATURDAY, NOV. 24TH, The World-Renowned Character Comedian, ‘ MR. J. K. EMMETT In His Oviginal Cheating Lessees and Mngre. 0 UR COUSIN GERMAN, Supported by the . ~~ BUSH SYREET COMP’Y. e2” EIGHT -enNEW SONGS & DANCES, Composed and Sung ONLY BY MR. EMMETT. BOX SHEET NOW OPEN. Race Ba 7, Reserved seats can now be secured PIANOS, ‘Ging 13, and A. SUI, . . ORGANS, _ MUSIC, SHERMAN & HYDE, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL seh, 3 Ww holesale ant “Ketail MUSIC ‘DEALERS. Weber Pianos Are THE BES?, and are now used_in-¢, cepts by all of the GR.AT ARTI sty. ae Send for toh anche isha + ; SHERVAN & HY Is the only FIRST-CLASS Inst rument : l Sola: at Four randred Dollars } FANUE Square Bi 4 émbrace anos are Tlé Geta ve, and iL Movern ot Ver hts, puch +8 eleygMt Rosewood ¢ , Beautify) Mouldings/tull. Ion Frame, ( orved bees and Lyry Ovetstraiug Buss, Agratfe Tr ble, etc. fogeth 6 fect 10 ir ne 8, ; Width 3 fe N's es, and are : LLY WARKANTED FOR 4 BN YEARs, . Agents wanted in every County’ in the St: ate for the Céletr: sted Standard Organ, Which tor Volume of Toné ‘Beeaty of C Superiority of Workmané ship, Finish atid Durabil‘ty, age, Blevanee * of, bes UD KIVALLED, Wel keep constantly en hind a gvod asgortAnent of RELTABLE. Cheap Pianos, 4g Octaves,Agraffe Treble, made fromilie Best Seasonei Mat. rial and Ful‘ ly Warranted, Prices as low as W rthless Pianos’ can be obtained clsewhete: PIANOS AND ORGANS Sold on EASY INSTALLMENTS, If Besired. Call and see us before purchasing. Agent for Nevada Covnty, R. H. MARCHANT Dealer.in All Kinds of: MUSICAL INSTIUMENTS, sewing, ssroesiriien te and Sheet Musie, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &C., Depot and Salesroom, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. D>. n22-tf. , “HOTEL FOR SALE. GEO. EDWARDS’ Hotel. at %. North Bloomfield, is cffered for s.le,. The Hote. is trstClass, aud the oniy one 3 the-place. It hug accommo. dations for 60 men. It -has hall on the upper floor, A iar ge dance . Connected with the house is a lerge barn of suflicient.size to keep eighi horses, Also a large orchard § adjoining the Hotel lot. Will be sold on reasonable terais. For futher particulars. apply to GEO. EDWARDs, at North Bloor tela. -North Bloomfield, November 17, 1877-2 . T PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. MRS. M. W. SOGGS, AVING PURCHASED THE PHOTO GRAPH GALLEKY OF MKS. LUDULPH, has secured the services ot MR. H, H, FRYE, FORMERLY OF BRADLEY & RULOFSON, San. Francisco, and wills commence on Monday, November 12, 1877. To take all Kinds ©> Pictures in Largo Size Photographs, Cabinet do Card go Photo-Cromes, Ferrotyper, etc. Children’s Pictures a Specialty. — ‘. MR. FRYE WILL BF IN NEVADA CITY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK, FOR SITTINGS. ni-Im > b a put VEGETABLE STORE. "JOHN SENNER, Sr., : AS purchased the Stock of Goods of “fh Mrs. Black,on COMMERCIAL ST., and takes this method of notitying the Public that he will always be pupplied ° + with a choice line ot GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, : / BEGS, POULTRY AND EVERY KIND OF FRUIT IN 175 SEASON, . By CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Prices and honorable treatmert, be hopes to receive erate? Noy. 9; 1877. ‘sh <4 bling of thé cout, wa chatge, — , a a Vinton's Drug Store, without ex4 . % liberal patronage. Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877s the Highest Style of the Art, . : . GROCERY, FRUIT AND she ‘Dail ‘QEVADA: ‘ ee ae ——_ LOCAL Sq qe annual elec Nevada Royal Av _gnd Nevada Suodg yf, will take plac :fymer on the eye "1 and thehetter yom ers of both alt bear tae we fe present ut the ings. The anno toad in to-duy’s The play at th wyill constitute @ ment. Mr. Ear nowued AC.Oi, BD sy hgases crowd class of people, occasion is uighl metropolitan, pr ourtaine belug in the roles whic number of our ci “‘Emingtt in tue ¢ aud they all spe highest praise c ‘getor aud tue p! are that tae Puc night. D» nut served seats, wo at-Vinton’s drug “sand Broad stre witavut exita Cl Edward £. Fu died on Tuare though baving t ‘resident of tuat warm trieuds wu anourn bis eurly ly afflicted wife ihe entire comu “will occur at tw ‘day, under the sonic fruteruity In a recent ‘City Euterprise blers iuciuded 3 sexcept, perba yp Sab rulLCiscoe jes the urticle : tion, Slating th ‘Vines in thatci are confirmed ¢ isters set un ¢ ‘they have no others. They & more swindl who buck the erend yeptiem terly condemn glass nuneee stones.’ When a Ney , ¢9 muarmar pk vast wildernes taken in tue b not. favorable. Mr. J. K. by the Bush company, are this city on morning. Mr. Henry . ithe Weekly G lishment, is ) home on Pine in a state of.u less of the tim down, but on was slightly i be able to ehr ery. Nevada R The Anvu: of Nevada Rx 6, R. A. M,, ' day evening ] tendance of t Tuo G. RB, Dav: Com: ’ Every’ Tue ings, in Bro Open fur ger “success is ins portunity, nas There are in small ame trons of th Under ordiu -Ient would ‘convenient { at least that past. But: solved und ] the county . collect.: Th indebted to Settle on or or the accor hands of an hope to be + ‘our fiends give this th ap ui Felt