October 10, 1879 (4 pages)

arya iy ee a Sie eS VaR abi A a Bae D wily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, — — Friday. October 10th, 1879. sommes saimeneishiiemndammmmeaiaa’ The Rights of Miners, “Never since the debris discussion began has the Record-Union ‘extended a word of favor or of practical advice tothe minera. It has upon every available occasion sought to prej* udice the people at large against them by utterances claiming to be written in « spirit of -lisinterestedness, but really teeming with bitter prejudices and sophistry. It has covertly urged the farmers of the valley to seek redress in the Courts. It has argued thata way to divert the tailings might be easily dévised so as to permit the, continuance of hydraulic mining, thus meaning to keep in the good graces of the miners also, if possible, and yet with al its pretended knowledge of the subject has failed to suggest any particular system of canals, flumes, or anything else calculated to solve the problem. Stripped of all veribage, the RecordUnion says the hydraulic miners must go. . [t misrepresents their spirit and distorts their arguments. A notable instance of this latter fact can be found in its a.leged reply to a communication on the subject that recently appeared in the columns of the Transcrier. Should the corres~ pondent deem it worth while to answer the misrepresentations of his attitude, as well as the attitude of the classhe fairly represents, he . will be affordecd-an opportunity todo so through these columns. hs, RATER The First of the Beginning. A. C. Bingham, City Treasurer of ‘Marysville, has caused the following to be published over his signature: Received, Maryaville, October Ist 1879, from the ‘*AntiDebris Associa‘tion of Sacramento Valley,”. three thousand ($3,060 -) dollars, for the payment of the costs of Court, and of charges and expenses, Other than * counsel fees, which shall be incurred in the action now pending in the name of the City of Marysville, against hydraulic miners on the Yuba and its tributaries, said amount to be expended at such times and in such amounts as the Common Coun. cil of the city shall direct, and only for the purposes above named, © And upon a AetHiaite judgment being ren_ dered in said action or upon the final determination of saidaction in any manner, such portionof the above sum, at that time not expended shall be returned to said ‘‘Anti-Debris Association of the Sacramento Valley.” Should the “tinal determination” of the Association be an emphatic refusal to listen to the voice of reason that is and has been from the very first addressing them from the miues, they will tind this appropriation of $3,000 to be but a drop in the bucket. —— a? a Threatening the Farmers. Serious troubles between the city of Stockton and thg farmers located above that place threaten to také formi sogn. The latter have of late years been trying t&increase the carrying capacity of Mormon slough by plowing up the bottom of it at bends and narrow places. This loosened earth is carried down by the current, and thousands of tons of it is deposited along the water front of Stockton, At the rate these deposits are filling up the channel (ten to tavelve feet in two years) the water communication of that town will be ' ruined in the nextten years, it is averred. In commenting upon the danger the Stockton Herald says: ‘There must be some recourse for the city. An injunction restraining further operations by the farmers would be in order if such action is possible.” More @ficial Bonds. ‘The following officers elect filed their official bonds yesterday : ~ Constable--James Reed ; sureties, W.H. Hurd, J. F.’ Moody, Paul Menk, P. Shorilan, J. Stoll, J. L. Lewison, H. Davis, J. Adolph, 8, mf McKay, James Sherritt, Justice of the Peace—J. Stotlar ; sureties, O. P. Stidger, Louis Buhring. A Parson's Luck: The Carson Appeal says that Rev. Geo, R. Davis, formerly of this city, expects to be recognized as a shareholder im a big unsettled English estate worth several millions of do!lars, The parson was born under’a lucky star, if tuis report be well a { Irish, Chas. E. Taber, E, C. HutchArrested for Bcfrauding. Wednesday a stranger giving his name as Alexander Greig went into Judge Garthe’s office to have a deed acknowledged. He was told it would be necessary for some one to identify him, He said the only person Who could do 80 Was Mrs. Victoria McLain of Willow Valley to whom he wanted to transfer the land (situated in Yuba county) for $409. She was brought to town, said he was the party he represented to be, and the deed was duly ‘acknowledged by the Judge, asa Notary Public. Greig took the four hundred dollars and left on the afternoon train for Colfax. Two or three Hours later C. T. Laney, whose father formerly resided on Selby Flat near town, arrived herein pursuit of him. He said that his father loaned Greig . money with which to pay for the land, taking a note therefor that was due in ninety days; It Was to have been paid yesterday, and Greig went over to Marysville, apparently to sell the land to a man there who had offered $450 for it. With the proceedg.of the sale the note was to have been taken up. . Laney said that after Greig left the ranch he suspected some trick was to be played, ard followed him. At Marysville it was learned he (Greig) had come in’ this direction, and Laney continued the chase to learn of the above transaction on his arrival here. He at once had a warrant sworn out before Judge Garthe, charging Greig with the crime of selling property to defraud his creditors. Telegrams were sent to Colfax and along the line of the Central Pacifié railroad. Yesterday morning at 9:30 a dispatch was received thatthe fugitive had been arrested on the train at Truckee, and would be brought back here to-day. When arrested Greig had $400 in coin on his person. -It is thought he was making for his former home in Canada. His little game may prove a serious thing in the end for Kim. ee Why ‘Not? Speaking of macadamized streets, they are-a good thing for any placo ithe size of Nevada City to have in abundance. They are ¢asy to construct, and kept in repair at a slight expense of money and labor. How much more satisfactory it would. be to all concerned if all the principal roads that lead out into the country were of thatjkind as fa? as tie city limits. We can just as well afford them: as not, If the city cannot stand the cost of hiring men to build them, let our municipal authorities try to get the use of the prisoners confined in the County Jail. In addition to them the Marshal ani po: licemen could pick up enough hearty and otherwise useless fellows under) the vag. law to make a big gang of workmen» It would be an infinitely better state of affairs than to have these individuals idling away Jtheir time on the streets and in jail, as they now do. Why not at least try the plan and-see if it won't work? ><-e> District Court. Tuurspay, Oct. 9. Thomas Jenken, nativity. England, was naturalized. The case of Wm. Sowden vs. The Idaho Mining Quartz Mining Company is still on trial, yesterday being cons:med in examination of witnesses forthe defense. The jurors are as follows: V, Sauvee, Henry Morgan, John Hill, John Carter, R. Vincent, James McMullen, A. H. inson, M. S,‘Milliken, A. D. Karly, J. Amberg, Attorneys tor plaintiff, G. D. Buekley and H. V. Reardan ; for defense, A. B. Dibble and Geo. S. Hupp. — School Appertionment. The following is the quarterly county school apportionment, as -kindly furnished us by Satinanad ent Robinson: Allison Ranch, $32; Grass Valley, $224; Moore’s Fiat, $32; Nevada City, $160; North San Juan, $32; North Bloomfield, $32; Oakland, $32; Truckee, $48; Union Hill, $32. Thirty-five other districts receive $16 each, making the total amount apportioned, $1,184. Assessments Levied. The Alpha Hydraulic MinineCompany has levied an assessment (No.1) of 20 cents a share, payable Nov. 10; and the Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Company one (No. 4) of ten . plead guilty, and The Prisenet’s Identity Preven. The man arrested at-Petaluma last Sunday for complicity in the Moore’s Fiat stage robbery and murder -of this city on Wednesday evening’s train. He was taken to “Maloney’s restaurant for supper upon arriving, then lodged in-Jail where ‘he now lies. While he was in the restaurant a large crowd gathered around to get a view of him.’ He is a tall, stoopshouldered . and commonly dressed individual, and has the general appearance of being a common laboring ' man. ~~ Thereis no-longer any doubt. asto his being James H. Wade, who was sent fo San “Quentin from this county in 1875 as mentioned in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, and has been searched for ever since the stage . robbery and murder. His alleged Wm. F. Cummings, was brought to! Board of supervithirs. e following demands against the ty have been examined and or2 c deged paid : "5 UN GENERAL ROAD FUND. offman, $130. y. G. Stiles, labor on Suspension bridge, $16.50. ae W.H. Smith, Road Com., contract for building Deer creek road, $1,500. John Brannigan, “labor on Suspensidh bbidge, $16.50. Veiiume Co., lumber for Suspension bridge,: $117.11. F) Hoffman, labor on turnpike, $355.56. ee Citizens. Bank, contract for construction of Deer creek road, $600. Adam Lucas, labor on turnpike, $250. W. Nichols, surveying Deer creek appearance in Nevada county about the time of the deed is a strong cir. cumstance against him, although . some of the officers think he will . make a creditable account of himself; Besides his many aliases as published yesterday he has still another, that of LeMar. The San Francisco Post publishes the following account of his arrest: On Saturday morning last. Robinson came to Petaluma, and was _ partially recognized by the Marshal in a Before he could yet the man he had disappearéd. It was learned, however, that “Frenchy” another convict, had a “sick” nan in his room, and on Sunday afternoon the Marshal” effected’ an entrance to it and arrested Robinson, who had been in the room twenty-four hours, He was in perfect When charged with the affair he said that he was in Tehama or Red Bluff at the time of the murder and knew nothing about it. Robinsun has been in State Prison before for various offenses, and is a gambling den there. health. man ‘of cool, daring, devil-maycare assurance, New Box Sheet. W. F. Englebright is making a new diagram of Nevada Theatre, to be used in marking off seats: The method of numbering ig considerably changed from that heretofore in use. The three sections of: seats in the dress circle are designated respectively ‘“‘A,” ‘‘B” and “'C,” and those in the parquet, ‘‘D,” “E” and “F.” There are 349 numbered seats, and the new arrangement is calculated to prevent confusion among ticket ‘Holders, “A New Incorporation. The Morris Pneumatic Manufacturing Company has incorporated with the following Trustees: A. A. Sargent, J. P. Jones, Theodore Morris and Smith. ny is the manufacture and of Morris pneumatic bell for Crowson sale use A. Sargent is President and Theodore Morris, Secretary. Capital stock, $350,0C9. Let there,be Light. B. T. Allen of the Nevada City gas works teports business good in his line. There is an unusual demand for new gas fixtures for this time of year. The product of the factory has greatly improved in quality during a few yeats past. Mr,’ A. is a man of energy, and takes as much pains to please his patrons as though he had a dozen competitors, Chinese Fighters. The two Chinamea who fought nesday afternoon, were taken before Judge Garthe yesterday. Ah Gee plead guilty, and has gone to Jail for 30 days. Ah Tam demanded atrial. He will be disposed of to-day. : oo -Situation Wanted. A competent man desires employment, to writeup books, copy manuscript, or im any capacity where his services’ as am sevountant can be made available. Apply at this offive. Fined for Battery,A man who had been employed at one of the other workman by putting a head on him: He was arrested, paid a ten dollar £20 Ladies’, Missea”iamd Childrens? fine. cents per share, payable on the sane date, D. Morris, . . The. object of the compain schools, mines, churches, etc, —A, with-knives on Broad street Wed-. the Murchle_ended .a ruction’ with. read, 86. ; P. Clancy work‘on road, $1.50. Joseph Gray, constructing bridge across ‘Truckee river, $342.94. ‘Total, $3,386.11. > ROAM FUND DETRICT No. 3. Chas, E. Pueschel, work on roads, $30. : James Culbertson was granted a license to colléet toll at his bridge across the South Yuba at Culbertson’s station. The Board were engaged yesterday in examining the books of the various county officers, _—~. Married at Newtown. Milan B. Siddles, a well known resident -of this county, and Mrs. Mary L. Murphy ‘were married at Newtown yesterday. 447 Don’t invest one single dollar in dry goods, house furnishing articles, etc. without calling on A, isLUMENTHAL. 05 ——~> «= --Latest Fall Style Mats. Hyman Bros, are in receipt of the latest Fall and Winter style Hats. 427 If you want a ‘euit of Clothes worth $20 for $10, go to the a20 IMPORTANT. n Quyleting A Pig. Charles V., going to see the cloister of the Dominicans at Vienna, fell in with a peasant upon the road who was carrying apig. The noise being disagreeable to the Emperor, he asked the peasant if he had not learned the mechod of making a pig be quiet. The rustic confessed ingeniously that he had not, and added that he should be yery ylad to become acquainted with it, ‘Take the pig -by the tail,” said the emperor, ae you will see that it will soon be silent)” gh The peasant, tinding thattheemperor was right, said:—**You.must have learned the trade much longer than I, sir; for you understood it a great deal better,” sa Carpets and Oil Cloths at reduced prices, at BLUMENTHAL’S. i 2 Stage Robbed in Esmeralda County, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s stage was robbed about a quarter.of a mile fron: the town of Candelaria, Nevada, of gold bullion to the amount of several thousand doliars’on Monday. The stage left Candelaria at haitpast ihree o'clock . A. M., and {on the outskirts of town two men stepped out of the sagebrush and told the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box. He did so, and they ordered him to-drive on. ‘the bullion came froin Silver Peak Company, of Ksihneralda county. The Sherith and posse are scouting the country forthe robbers,— Virginia Chronicle. ee _ #@ Kid Gloves, Laces, Hosiery, at low prices, A. BLUMENTHAL. ee a A Remarkable Case. [San Jose Mercury,] A post mortem examination of the body of a gentleman, aged 60, who died in this city recently, revea:ed the following strange facts in his anatomical structure : The heart was on the right side of the chest ; the aorta sprang from the right ventricle and arched to the right ; the pultionary artery led from the left ventricle and the prion of the stomach and intestines we?e directly reversed from left to right. The liver was found in the left hypochodrium and the spleen on the right. Every organ was situated directly opposite to natural laws. © . . @ Tf you want Silks worth $4 per yard for $2, go to the iy 020 IMPORTANT. lately introduced a piece of poetry to the notice of the editor of a newspaper:—‘*The followin; lines were written fifty years ago by one who has slept in his-grave merely for his Own amusement.” s@ The best stock of Dry Goods at BLUMENTHAL’S. 05 Shoes, first quality, at low prices at 4. BLUMENTHAL'S, . 05 full izens Bank, labor on roads. by. . HC R Bacon . ES Moulton S F In these words a correspondent Westerday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL.Jacob Naffziger, Proprietor. ‘. J Polglaise Grass VY Dr Beverton city E Coleman do L Dulac do R D Carter city Miss L Friedenthal city + J P CoJ McMullen Grass V J McConnell Smartsv« T Whinney J Kneeland Celfax F Scatts Jr SF do Gus Gallick Sacto G A Moore Sacto ‘ G Grissel Washinzton L Paton &WNY C C Laney Marysville C Leise ¥ W Alameda H Lane do Robt Irving Grass V F D Gaylord Ulineis G B Honsinger city C Moran city PW Honsinger do D Straub & W Ala P Muryhy Keno —_——. ———— —Yesterday's Arrivals at “THE NATIONAL HOTEL,’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. rr -€has; E.Pearson, Proprictor.T Bradley Oakland T Okey city N B ChildS S F N R_Little Forest city J. Foster do Mrs Mostons I JT Boyle S F Mrs C B Jilson S F P Purdon Bridge J Blume Petalnma CLobner RRC McBlvy city GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE The Great English B TRADE MARK. TRADE. Mage, An unfailing cure for Seminal Weak Spermatorrhea, Impotency, and all pj i that follow, as a sequence of Self-AbuseLoss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Prematiire Old Age, and many. other Diseases that to Insanity or Consumption anda Premature Grave. , fa Full pafficulars in our pamphlet, which We desire to send free by mail to every One &27-The Specific Medicine is sold by jj druggists at $1 per package, or six pack veg for $5, or wil be sent free by mail on receipt ‘of the money by addressing’ THE GRAY MEDICINE Co, No. 10.Mechanics’ Block, Detroit, Mich, #27 Sold in Nevada City by all Druggistg, we Kedingten & Co. Wholesale Agents, 09 J Culbertson Texas H Richardson 8 F GS Powers Clue T J°H Clows Sacto C Hanson city W MN Maples Pleasant V W W Ejightman Vir C D G Lake city I] Hamilton Em Gap A G Turner Hunts H W Wadser Auburn J Thorvton Grass V BORN. At Grass Valley,€ ct. 5th, 1879, to S. Dennis and wite, a Cuughter. At Grass Valley, Oct. 8th, toJge McGrath and wWiie, a daughter. MARRIED. scam“ _At Nevada City, Oct, 9, 1379, by Leopold Garthe, J. P., Andrew Roger Martin and Miss Mary Rice, all of lowa. Hill, Placer county, BIEBy At McLeod’s Ranch, Hunt’s Hill, Oct. 8, 15/9, Miss Mararget McLeod, aged 74 years, At Grass Valley, Oct: 8th, Simeon E. yonngest son of ‘thomas Andrew and wile, aged 3 months and 16 davs, z= commer Assessment Notice, LPHA HYDRAULIC GRAVEL MINLA ING CUOUPANY, Principal place of vbusmiess San Francisco, Calituruia. * Location of works, Alpha Hall, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors,held on the 2d day of Ovtober, 1879, an assessment, (No. 1;) of ‘Twenty Cents per shore was levied upon the capital stock of the Corperation, payable immediately In United Staves yold and silver coin, to the Secretary at the vitice of said Company. 7 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Tenth day or November, 1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless paymentis made before, will be seld on SA‘TUnDAY, the 1 HIRTEENTH day of DECKEMtER, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment together with: costs.of advertising and expenses of sale. By or’er of the Board of Directors, JAMES IBELAND, Secretary. Office—No, 216 Sansome street, San krancisco, Cal, old ————————————— Assessment Neticc. i. ERBEC BLUE. GRAVEL MINING COM‘AF PANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 7th day of October, 1879, an assessment (No. 4) of Ten (10)Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. Au stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the TENTH (luth) day of NUVEMBER, 1879,will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction,and unless payment is made before, will be sold on MONDAY, the FIRST (Ist) day of DECEMBER, 1879, to pay the delinquent as fessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors, THEO. WETZEL, Bae Secretary. Office—-522 Montgomery street, San ft rancisco, Cal. , 010 ¥ Nevada Theatre. Saturday Evening October 11th. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY JUVENILE H: M. S. PINAFORE COMPANY! From the Standard Theatre, San Francisco after a season of unparalleled success, hav ing appeared over 100 consecutive times be fore crowded and delighted audiences. Wit nessed by : GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY, And pronotinced by them to be unequaled.’ . The Greatest Novelty of the Century, LITTLE FLORA WALSH, “(The Miniature Melville, as Josephine. . ‘THE WONDERFUL MARINES, In their Comic Evolutions, _-— 50 Sisters, Cousins, Aunts & Sailers. &a7The Scene representing the Deck of H,: M.S. Piafore, a novel piece of Naval Architecture, as complete and elaborate as when first produeed in San Francisco. NeW and Appropriate Costumos, Music. fe. *“Mayy are called but few” haye hands. hid aPale gi teneted Seatefor Sale. at tons Drug q STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhoid. ers of the . CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the office of the Citizens Bank; on. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ith. Is7h at 7 o'clock, Pp M., for ‘the purpose of electing a Board of Seven Directors, and for the.transaction~of such other business ay may lawfully come betore said meeting, JOHN T. MORGAN, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal., Oct. 8, 1879-ta cRaAND FALL & WINTER OPENING poe yt ete DRY & FANCY GOoDs ! ——AT THE STORE OF—— A, BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. or GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN NEVADA COUNTY Will be giver this Fall and Winter at the old established and popular house of A. Blumenthal, Nevada City, where there is now on exhibition the largest and best stock of first-class dry and fancy goods ever shown in this part of the State, I have just received a splendid line of Black Silks, Satins in all colors, Black and Colored’ Cashmeres, Armors, Scotch Plaids and a.l kinds of Dress Goods, e Included in the stock of Domestic Goods are Sheetings, Muslins, Blankets and Comforters, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Cloaks and Suits, Tlannels and Water Proofs. Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, Ladies and Misses’ Shoes. The stock is complete and fresh u! every department, and will be sold at the lowest rates ever offered by any first-class house in the field, Orders from the country promptly attended to. . Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. Grading of Factory Street. . age dey vine HOLDERS fronting on Factory Street, in the City of Nevada, are Trustees of the City ef Nevada to vruail said street to be graded from Mill to Bridge Street. By order of the Board of Trustees. J. C. LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. — E. W. BIGELOW, Mints, Insurance and Eeal Ee tate Agent. . mercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Agent for the New Zealand Insurance ns and all Insurance Companies represe by Hutchinson & Mann of San Fraucisco. Capital represented, $25,000,000. Office of the following Mining Companies: The Sailor Flat Company. The Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Compa The New York Canyon Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Company. The Nevada County Co-eperative Mini Association. i jez herehy notified that it is the intention of theOFFICE—One door above W. RB. Coe, Com ¢ THE DAIL’ “WEVADA CI EEE ‘Brief Dr. Henry W residence of Ed street. Eugene Sulli: ley is serving sentence in th tumultuous anc A giddy yout street: yesterda: from Pinafore, police officers" Ww pleased the Cash Walley road for move into it-1 week, The last of Jewish calenda evening with tt sion,” or ‘Ther was generally o cities, Hazlitt, the the Pacific Cox Nevada City ~ expects to Took uation ‘after~ . -more of the wo! find one in the Pinafore at . Theatre in .his gentlemen wh characters com singers in Nev: atid on account will doubtless ance. Union: W. Controller of resident of Gi ed the field . purchased an i Leader. The men are being to Mr. Hobart &@ Passage \ fore’ crew on City next Frid sf you w: $1 per yard for 820 Strect I By macadam “from the Epi that much tra , being greatiy i near Main stre anew bridge. 18 being built < Union street, : “commence shi are being mad by the Board « parts of town. gives his pers . the work, and done imperfec 4% Good Bla up at A. BLU 6@ Elegant . sweet music, “Pinafore” sta Friday evenir 0 cents. Perso County Supe family return from asix weel co, J.P, Bradle er in the Live isin the city o with that prop f@Tf you wa % cents per ya 120 _— Front A furnished quire at the Tr

arya iy ee a Sie eS VaR abi A a Bae D wily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, — — Friday. October 10th, 1879. sommes saimeneishiiemndammmmeaiaa’ The Rights of Miners, “Never since the debris discussion began has the Record-Union ‘extended a word of favor or of practical advice tothe minera. It has upon every available occasion sought to prej* udice the people at large against them by utterances claiming to be written in « spirit of -lisinterestedness, but really teeming with bitter prejudices and sophistry. It has covertly urged the farmers of the valley to seek redress in the Courts. It has argued thata way to divert the tailings might be easily dévised so as to permit the, continuance of hydraulic mining, thus meaning to keep in the good graces of the miners also, if possible, and yet with al its pretended knowledge of the subject has failed to suggest any particular system of canals, flumes, or anything else calculated to solve the problem. Stripped of all veribage, the RecordUnion says the hydraulic miners must go. . [t misrepresents their spirit and distorts their arguments. A notable instance of this latter fact can be found in its a.leged reply to a communication on the subject that recently appeared in the columns of the Transcrier. Should the corres~ pondent deem it worth while to answer the misrepresentations of his attitude, as well as the attitude of the classhe fairly represents, he . will be affordecd-an opportunity todo so through these columns. hs, RATER The First of the Beginning. A. C. Bingham, City Treasurer of ‘Marysville, has caused the following to be published over his signature: Received, Maryaville, October Ist 1879, from the ‘*AntiDebris Associa‘tion of Sacramento Valley,”. three thousand ($3,060 -) dollars, for the payment of the costs of Court, and of charges and expenses, Other than * counsel fees, which shall be incurred in the action now pending in the name of the City of Marysville, against hydraulic miners on the Yuba and its tributaries, said amount to be expended at such times and in such amounts as the Common Coun. cil of the city shall direct, and only for the purposes above named, © And upon a AetHiaite judgment being ren_ dered in said action or upon the final determination of saidaction in any manner, such portionof the above sum, at that time not expended shall be returned to said ‘‘Anti-Debris Association of the Sacramento Valley.” Should the “tinal determination” of the Association be an emphatic refusal to listen to the voice of reason that is and has been from the very first addressing them from the miues, they will tind this appropriation of $3,000 to be but a drop in the bucket. —— a? a Threatening the Farmers. Serious troubles between the city of Stockton and thg farmers located above that place threaten to také formi sogn. The latter have of late years been trying t&increase the carrying capacity of Mormon slough by plowing up the bottom of it at bends and narrow places. This loosened earth is carried down by the current, and thousands of tons of it is deposited along the water front of Stockton, At the rate these deposits are filling up the channel (ten to tavelve feet in two years) the water communication of that town will be ' ruined in the nextten years, it is averred. In commenting upon the danger the Stockton Herald says: ‘There must be some recourse for the city. An injunction restraining further operations by the farmers would be in order if such action is possible.” More @ficial Bonds. ‘The following officers elect filed their official bonds yesterday : ~ Constable--James Reed ; sureties, W.H. Hurd, J. F.’ Moody, Paul Menk, P. Shorilan, J. Stoll, J. L. Lewison, H. Davis, J. Adolph, 8, mf McKay, James Sherritt, Justice of the Peace—J. Stotlar ; sureties, O. P. Stidger, Louis Buhring. A Parson's Luck: The Carson Appeal says that Rev. Geo, R. Davis, formerly of this city, expects to be recognized as a shareholder im a big unsettled English estate worth several millions of do!lars, The parson was born under’a lucky star, if tuis report be well a { Irish, Chas. E. Taber, E, C. HutchArrested for Bcfrauding. Wednesday a stranger giving his name as Alexander Greig went into Judge Garthe’s office to have a deed acknowledged. He was told it would be necessary for some one to identify him, He said the only person Who could do 80 Was Mrs. Victoria McLain of Willow Valley to whom he wanted to transfer the land (situated in Yuba county) for $409. She was brought to town, said he was the party he represented to be, and the deed was duly ‘acknowledged by the Judge, asa Notary Public. Greig took the four hundred dollars and left on the afternoon train for Colfax. Two or three Hours later C. T. Laney, whose father formerly resided on Selby Flat near town, arrived herein pursuit of him. He said that his father loaned Greig . money with which to pay for the land, taking a note therefor that was due in ninety days; It Was to have been paid yesterday, and Greig went over to Marysville, apparently to sell the land to a man there who had offered $450 for it. With the proceedg.of the sale the note was to have been taken up. . Laney said that after Greig left the ranch he suspected some trick was to be played, ard followed him. At Marysville it was learned he (Greig) had come in’ this direction, and Laney continued the chase to learn of the above transaction on his arrival here. He at once had a warrant sworn out before Judge Garthe, charging Greig with the crime of selling property to defraud his creditors. Telegrams were sent to Colfax and along the line of the Central Pacifié railroad. Yesterday morning at 9:30 a dispatch was received thatthe fugitive had been arrested on the train at Truckee, and would be brought back here to-day. When arrested Greig had $400 in coin on his person. -It is thought he was making for his former home in Canada. His little game may prove a serious thing in the end for Kim. ee Why ‘Not? Speaking of macadamized streets, they are-a good thing for any placo ithe size of Nevada City to have in abundance. They are ¢asy to construct, and kept in repair at a slight expense of money and labor. How much more satisfactory it would. be to all concerned if all the principal roads that lead out into the country were of thatjkind as fa? as tie city limits. We can just as well afford them: as not, If the city cannot stand the cost of hiring men to build them, let our municipal authorities try to get the use of the prisoners confined in the County Jail. In addition to them the Marshal ani po: licemen could pick up enough hearty and otherwise useless fellows under) the vag. law to make a big gang of workmen» It would be an infinitely better state of affairs than to have these individuals idling away Jtheir time on the streets and in jail, as they now do. Why not at least try the plan and-see if it won't work? ><-e> District Court. Tuurspay, Oct. 9. Thomas Jenken, nativity. England, was naturalized. The case of Wm. Sowden vs. The Idaho Mining Quartz Mining Company is still on trial, yesterday being cons:med in examination of witnesses forthe defense. The jurors are as follows: V, Sauvee, Henry Morgan, John Hill, John Carter, R. Vincent, James McMullen, A. H. inson, M. S,‘Milliken, A. D. Karly, J. Amberg, Attorneys tor plaintiff, G. D. Buekley and H. V. Reardan ; for defense, A. B. Dibble and Geo. S. Hupp. — School Appertionment. The following is the quarterly county school apportionment, as -kindly furnished us by Satinanad ent Robinson: Allison Ranch, $32; Grass Valley, $224; Moore’s Fiat, $32; Nevada City, $160; North San Juan, $32; North Bloomfield, $32; Oakland, $32; Truckee, $48; Union Hill, $32. Thirty-five other districts receive $16 each, making the total amount apportioned, $1,184. Assessments Levied. The Alpha Hydraulic MinineCompany has levied an assessment (No.1) of 20 cents a share, payable Nov. 10; and the Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Company one (No. 4) of ten . plead guilty, and The Prisenet’s Identity Preven. The man arrested at-Petaluma last Sunday for complicity in the Moore’s Fiat stage robbery and murder -of this city on Wednesday evening’s train. He was taken to “Maloney’s restaurant for supper upon arriving, then lodged in-Jail where ‘he now lies. While he was in the restaurant a large crowd gathered around to get a view of him.’ He is a tall, stoopshouldered . and commonly dressed individual, and has the general appearance of being a common laboring ' man. ~~ Thereis no-longer any doubt. asto his being James H. Wade, who was sent fo San “Quentin from this county in 1875 as mentioned in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, and has been searched for ever since the stage . robbery and murder. His alleged Wm. F. Cummings, was brought to! Board of supervithirs. e following demands against the ty have been examined and or2 c deged paid : "5 UN GENERAL ROAD FUND. offman, $130. y. G. Stiles, labor on Suspension bridge, $16.50. ae W.H. Smith, Road Com., contract for building Deer creek road, $1,500. John Brannigan, “labor on Suspensidh bbidge, $16.50. Veiiume Co., lumber for Suspension bridge,: $117.11. F) Hoffman, labor on turnpike, $355.56. ee Citizens. Bank, contract for construction of Deer creek road, $600. Adam Lucas, labor on turnpike, $250. W. Nichols, surveying Deer creek appearance in Nevada county about the time of the deed is a strong cir. cumstance against him, although . some of the officers think he will . make a creditable account of himself; Besides his many aliases as published yesterday he has still another, that of LeMar. The San Francisco Post publishes the following account of his arrest: On Saturday morning last. Robinson came to Petaluma, and was _ partially recognized by the Marshal in a Before he could yet the man he had disappearéd. It was learned, however, that “Frenchy” another convict, had a “sick” nan in his room, and on Sunday afternoon the Marshal” effected’ an entrance to it and arrested Robinson, who had been in the room twenty-four hours, He was in perfect When charged with the affair he said that he was in Tehama or Red Bluff at the time of the murder and knew nothing about it. Robinsun has been in State Prison before for various offenses, and is a gambling den there. health. man ‘of cool, daring, devil-maycare assurance, New Box Sheet. W. F. Englebright is making a new diagram of Nevada Theatre, to be used in marking off seats: The method of numbering ig considerably changed from that heretofore in use. The three sections of: seats in the dress circle are designated respectively ‘“‘A,” ‘‘B” and “'C,” and those in the parquet, ‘‘D,” “E” and “F.” There are 349 numbered seats, and the new arrangement is calculated to prevent confusion among ticket ‘Holders, “A New Incorporation. The Morris Pneumatic Manufacturing Company has incorporated with the following Trustees: A. A. Sargent, J. P. Jones, Theodore Morris and Smith. ny is the manufacture and of Morris pneumatic bell for Crowson sale use A. Sargent is President and Theodore Morris, Secretary. Capital stock, $350,0C9. Let there,be Light. B. T. Allen of the Nevada City gas works teports business good in his line. There is an unusual demand for new gas fixtures for this time of year. The product of the factory has greatly improved in quality during a few yeats past. Mr,’ A. is a man of energy, and takes as much pains to please his patrons as though he had a dozen competitors, Chinese Fighters. The two Chinamea who fought nesday afternoon, were taken before Judge Garthe yesterday. Ah Gee plead guilty, and has gone to Jail for 30 days. Ah Tam demanded atrial. He will be disposed of to-day. : oo -Situation Wanted. A competent man desires employment, to writeup books, copy manuscript, or im any capacity where his services’ as am sevountant can be made available. Apply at this offive. Fined for Battery,A man who had been employed at one of the other workman by putting a head on him: He was arrested, paid a ten dollar £20 Ladies’, Missea”iamd Childrens? fine. cents per share, payable on the sane date, D. Morris, . . The. object of the compain schools, mines, churches, etc, —A, with-knives on Broad street Wed-. the Murchle_ended .a ruction’ with. read, 86. ; P. Clancy work‘on road, $1.50. Joseph Gray, constructing bridge across ‘Truckee river, $342.94. ‘Total, $3,386.11. > ROAM FUND DETRICT No. 3. Chas, E. Pueschel, work on roads, $30. : James Culbertson was granted a license to colléet toll at his bridge across the South Yuba at Culbertson’s station. The Board were engaged yesterday in examining the books of the various county officers, _—~. Married at Newtown. Milan B. Siddles, a well known resident -of this county, and Mrs. Mary L. Murphy ‘were married at Newtown yesterday. 447 Don’t invest one single dollar in dry goods, house furnishing articles, etc. without calling on A, isLUMENTHAL. 05 ——~> «= --Latest Fall Style Mats. Hyman Bros, are in receipt of the latest Fall and Winter style Hats. 427 If you want a ‘euit of Clothes worth $20 for $10, go to the a20 IMPORTANT. n Quyleting A Pig. Charles V., going to see the cloister of the Dominicans at Vienna, fell in with a peasant upon the road who was carrying apig. The noise being disagreeable to the Emperor, he asked the peasant if he had not learned the mechod of making a pig be quiet. The rustic confessed ingeniously that he had not, and added that he should be yery ylad to become acquainted with it, ‘Take the pig -by the tail,” said the emperor, ae you will see that it will soon be silent)” gh The peasant, tinding thattheemperor was right, said:—**You.must have learned the trade much longer than I, sir; for you understood it a great deal better,” sa Carpets and Oil Cloths at reduced prices, at BLUMENTHAL’S. i 2 Stage Robbed in Esmeralda County, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s stage was

robbed about a quarter.of a mile fron: the town of Candelaria, Nevada, of gold bullion to the amount of several thousand doliars’on Monday. The stage left Candelaria at haitpast ihree o'clock . A. M., and {on the outskirts of town two men stepped out of the sagebrush and told the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box. He did so, and they ordered him to-drive on. ‘the bullion came froin Silver Peak Company, of Ksihneralda county. The Sherith and posse are scouting the country forthe robbers,— Virginia Chronicle. ee _ #@ Kid Gloves, Laces, Hosiery, at low prices, A. BLUMENTHAL. ee a A Remarkable Case. [San Jose Mercury,] A post mortem examination of the body of a gentleman, aged 60, who died in this city recently, revea:ed the following strange facts in his anatomical structure : The heart was on the right side of the chest ; the aorta sprang from the right ventricle and arched to the right ; the pultionary artery led from the left ventricle and the prion of the stomach and intestines we?e directly reversed from left to right. The liver was found in the left hypochodrium and the spleen on the right. Every organ was situated directly opposite to natural laws. © . . @ Tf you want Silks worth $4 per yard for $2, go to the iy 020 IMPORTANT. lately introduced a piece of poetry to the notice of the editor of a newspaper:—‘*The followin; lines were written fifty years ago by one who has slept in his-grave merely for his Own amusement.” s@ The best stock of Dry Goods at BLUMENTHAL’S. 05 Shoes, first quality, at low prices at 4. BLUMENTHAL'S, . 05 full izens Bank, labor on roads. by. . HC R Bacon . ES Moulton S F In these words a correspondent Westerday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL.Jacob Naffziger, Proprietor. ‘. J Polglaise Grass VY Dr Beverton city E Coleman do L Dulac do R D Carter city Miss L Friedenthal city + J P CoJ McMullen Grass V J McConnell Smartsv« T Whinney J Kneeland Celfax F Scatts Jr SF do Gus Gallick Sacto G A Moore Sacto ‘ G Grissel Washinzton L Paton &WNY C C Laney Marysville C Leise ¥ W Alameda H Lane do Robt Irving Grass V F D Gaylord Ulineis G B Honsinger city C Moran city PW Honsinger do D Straub & W Ala P Muryhy Keno —_——. ———— —Yesterday's Arrivals at “THE NATIONAL HOTEL,’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. rr -€has; E.Pearson, Proprictor.T Bradley Oakland T Okey city N B ChildS S F N R_Little Forest city J. Foster do Mrs Mostons I JT Boyle S F Mrs C B Jilson S F P Purdon Bridge J Blume Petalnma CLobner RRC McBlvy city GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE The Great English B TRADE MARK. TRADE. Mage, An unfailing cure for Seminal Weak Spermatorrhea, Impotency, and all pj i that follow, as a sequence of Self-AbuseLoss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Prematiire Old Age, and many. other Diseases that to Insanity or Consumption anda Premature Grave. , fa Full pafficulars in our pamphlet, which We desire to send free by mail to every One &27-The Specific Medicine is sold by jj druggists at $1 per package, or six pack veg for $5, or wil be sent free by mail on receipt ‘of the money by addressing’ THE GRAY MEDICINE Co, No. 10.Mechanics’ Block, Detroit, Mich, #27 Sold in Nevada City by all Druggistg, we Kedingten & Co. Wholesale Agents, 09 J Culbertson Texas H Richardson 8 F GS Powers Clue T J°H Clows Sacto C Hanson city W MN Maples Pleasant V W W Ejightman Vir C D G Lake city I] Hamilton Em Gap A G Turner Hunts H W Wadser Auburn J Thorvton Grass V BORN. At Grass Valley,€ ct. 5th, 1879, to S. Dennis and wite, a Cuughter. At Grass Valley, Oct. 8th, toJge McGrath and wWiie, a daughter. MARRIED. scam“ _At Nevada City, Oct, 9, 1379, by Leopold Garthe, J. P., Andrew Roger Martin and Miss Mary Rice, all of lowa. Hill, Placer county, BIEBy At McLeod’s Ranch, Hunt’s Hill, Oct. 8, 15/9, Miss Mararget McLeod, aged 74 years, At Grass Valley, Oct: 8th, Simeon E. yonngest son of ‘thomas Andrew and wile, aged 3 months and 16 davs, z= commer Assessment Notice, LPHA HYDRAULIC GRAVEL MINLA ING CUOUPANY, Principal place of vbusmiess San Francisco, Calituruia. * Location of works, Alpha Hall, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors,held on the 2d day of Ovtober, 1879, an assessment, (No. 1;) of ‘Twenty Cents per shore was levied upon the capital stock of the Corperation, payable immediately In United Staves yold and silver coin, to the Secretary at the vitice of said Company. 7 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Tenth day or November, 1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless paymentis made before, will be seld on SA‘TUnDAY, the 1 HIRTEENTH day of DECKEMtER, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment together with: costs.of advertising and expenses of sale. By or’er of the Board of Directors, JAMES IBELAND, Secretary. Office—No, 216 Sansome street, San krancisco, Cal, old ————————————— Assessment Neticc. i. ERBEC BLUE. GRAVEL MINING COM‘AF PANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 7th day of October, 1879, an assessment (No. 4) of Ten (10)Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. Au stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the TENTH (luth) day of NUVEMBER, 1879,will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction,and unless payment is made before, will be sold on MONDAY, the FIRST (Ist) day of DECEMBER, 1879, to pay the delinquent as fessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors, THEO. WETZEL, Bae Secretary. Office—-522 Montgomery street, San ft rancisco, Cal. , 010 ¥ Nevada Theatre. Saturday Evening October 11th. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY JUVENILE H: M. S. PINAFORE COMPANY! From the Standard Theatre, San Francisco after a season of unparalleled success, hav ing appeared over 100 consecutive times be fore crowded and delighted audiences. Wit nessed by : GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY, And pronotinced by them to be unequaled.’ . The Greatest Novelty of the Century, LITTLE FLORA WALSH, “(The Miniature Melville, as Josephine. . ‘THE WONDERFUL MARINES, In their Comic Evolutions, _-— 50 Sisters, Cousins, Aunts & Sailers. &a7The Scene representing the Deck of H,: M.S. Piafore, a novel piece of Naval Architecture, as complete and elaborate as when first produeed in San Francisco. NeW and Appropriate Costumos, Music. fe. *“Mayy are called but few” haye hands. hid aPale gi teneted Seatefor Sale. at tons Drug q STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhoid. ers of the . CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the office of the Citizens Bank; on. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ith. Is7h at 7 o'clock, Pp M., for ‘the purpose of electing a Board of Seven Directors, and for the.transaction~of such other business ay may lawfully come betore said meeting, JOHN T. MORGAN, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal., Oct. 8, 1879-ta cRaAND FALL & WINTER OPENING poe yt ete DRY & FANCY GOoDs ! ——AT THE STORE OF—— A, BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. or GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN NEVADA COUNTY Will be giver this Fall and Winter at the old established and popular house of A. Blumenthal, Nevada City, where there is now on exhibition the largest and best stock of first-class dry and fancy goods ever shown in this part of the State, I have just received a splendid line of Black Silks, Satins in all colors, Black and Colored’ Cashmeres, Armors, Scotch Plaids and a.l kinds of Dress Goods, e Included in the stock of Domestic Goods are Sheetings, Muslins, Blankets and Comforters, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Cloaks and Suits, Tlannels and Water Proofs. Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, Ladies and Misses’ Shoes. The stock is complete and fresh u! every department, and will be sold at the lowest rates ever offered by any first-class house in the field, Orders from the country promptly attended to. . Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. Grading of Factory Street. . age dey vine HOLDERS fronting on Factory Street, in the City of Nevada, are Trustees of the City ef Nevada to vruail said street to be graded from Mill to Bridge Street. By order of the Board of Trustees. J. C. LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. — E. W. BIGELOW, Mints, Insurance and Eeal Ee tate Agent. . mercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Agent for the New Zealand Insurance ns and all Insurance Companies represe by Hutchinson & Mann of San Fraucisco. Capital represented, $25,000,000. Office of the following Mining Companies: The Sailor Flat Company. The Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Compa The New York Canyon Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Company. The Nevada County Co-eperative Mini Association. i jez herehy notified that it is the intention of theOFFICE—One door above W. RB. Coe, Com ¢ THE DAIL’ “WEVADA CI EEE ‘Brief Dr. Henry W residence of Ed street. Eugene Sulli: ley is serving sentence in th tumultuous anc A giddy yout street: yesterda: from Pinafore, police officers" Ww pleased the Cash Walley road for move into it-1 week, The last of Jewish calenda evening with tt sion,” or ‘Ther was generally o cities, Hazlitt, the the Pacific Cox Nevada City ~ expects to Took uation ‘after~ . -more of the wo! find one in the Pinafore at . Theatre in .his gentlemen wh characters com singers in Nev: atid on account will doubtless ance. Union: W. Controller of resident of Gi ed the field . purchased an i Leader. The men are being to Mr. Hobart &@ Passage \ fore’ crew on City next Frid sf you w: $1 per yard for 820 Strect I By macadam “from the Epi that much tra , being greatiy i near Main stre anew bridge. 18 being built < Union street, : “commence shi are being mad by the Board « parts of town. gives his pers . the work, and done imperfec 4% Good Bla up at A. BLU 6@ Elegant . sweet music, “Pinafore” sta Friday evenir 0 cents. Perso County Supe family return from asix weel co, J.P, Bradle er in the Live isin the city o with that prop f@Tf you wa % cents per ya 120 _— Front A furnished quire at the Tr