October 11, 1877 (4 pages)

of them werg terribly During the disorder, either with or ways that Ash fired first, eRe ETN TT SSE BEN . Be Daily Gemscrpt. Tharsdey, Ootobor 11, 1877, MOTT ie our only authorPe ge the in to. He will re votve Advertisements sand Subscriptions for the Transonier, and weeeiys for us in oar Bame. ‘4 A Bad Year for Soldiers. This isa bad year for the army. When the rioters had Pittsburg, Pa., at their mercy and were burning property and killing people, General Pearson of Pittsburg was ordered, with some, citizen soliiery, to of— poss the riots and stop their deviltry. Whén his soldiers appeared they were greeted with a-shower of stones and oth«r missiles aod many injured. without orders, the soldiers commenced. firing. One of the shots killed an old man, who was sitting on his piazza across the street enjoying the spectacle. At last, after many peopie had beea killed and millions of property had been -deatroyed, order was restured where= upon a graveand. sedate Pittsburg grand jury indicted General Pear. son for murder, and he Was arrested and sent to jail, but. was afterward released unjer $10,000 bail. We submit that this-isa little discouraging, says the Virginia Enterprise. ‘To command a sold er to go to. war, and then to arrest him for murder, if any one is killed in the war, ia a tough case. If ever a mob deserved firing into it was that same Pitsburg mob. It was uot composed of working men. The railroad men _ struck, but it was not railroad men who fired the buildings and ‘slaughtered the people, It was the scum ofthe city, which the strike brought to the surface, and which was only governed by a desire to steal and to destroy. It was a motley crowd, led by thieves and beldams—a flock of obscene birds which were started from their perch= ve by the etrike, They wee a class which made the back streets of Pittsburg a terror at all times. But on that oeeasion they had come forth together, with —-concorted action, to give full play to avarchy ; to deride the law and plunder and destroy the property of others. ‘ And they did not Care against whom their hands. were laid. For the time being they assumed thet any who had property was their enemy, The soldiera did well to fire upon them. Anything leas than the extreme measures Would have been a cruelty to them and an outrage to the decent men and women of the city, whose lives and property the wild beasts were putting in jeopardy. And if an inno¢ent man was killed it wasan eceident on which there was no taint of crime. Pittsburg ia disgracing itself afresh by this indictment and giving her thieves a hint that their acts were not so very disreputable after all. Tt ie a bad year for soldiers, surely. Pearson isin about the fix of those poor greatures in Bulgaria; who, to save their lives, were foréud to join the Russians, and who, being taken prisoners, are killed by the Turka for traitore. Murdered. Louis Ash, waa killed ina D street dive, Virginia City, on Monday, by wpecial cflicer W. Davis. Ash, in’ his dying deposition, stated that it wasa cold-eluoded murder. Davis The womeu of the place state that both men were drunk, O. Porter Rockwxiu, who for years illustrated ithe possibil ties included iu tue unscrupulous life ofa murderous villain, has been arrested: He’was intoyicated at the time of arrest, and t Iked of writing ‘his}confersion.! This thing of writing confessions aud making revelations is growing quits fashionable, but no ene has yet shown clearly the amount of reliance which we should place upou the statement of a blood thirsty mardercr, or confirmed thie If we had our way Rockwell's con: fexssions should be written on the “buck of every polygami+tain Utsah~ Ked would be a good eolar, pe SEY eS Waren; of Nevada, eurolls Gimselfon the sidé 6POo0nkcus bas gained twenty-five . pounds a=W a ee Mien Bamthe, The Judicial election takes place next Wedne-day. Justices should bear in. miud . regul sf ballot paper, and noue other must be used. Send in your orders for tickets. taken from biv ben bonge on Ti day night. Chidamen can’t get any work t> do, and they must live, Biamenthal’s dry goods store ‘is nuw the centre of »ttruction for tre ladies of Nevada City, who go to make their purchases—from_t! 1e.ele. gaut stock of-fall and wint-r goods which be bas just received, Mr. Fiewing, the accommodating clerk, can also bs found there, ready ty wait upon tie ladies. W.W. Hobuit, turmerly of Sis couity, is tilked of as the probuble nuwinee of t:e Republicau puriy uf Nevidi, for Goveruor, Mrs. C, H. Mend and her d.ughter, Mrs. Whe. tou, are on a Visit t) this city, aud are stopping vt the National Exchange, $8. J. Lake, tae photographic artist, is now enyuyged in takiug views of the principul puiuts. of ivt-rest iu the neighborbuud of Noita Bloumfield. We bear be bus taken sume spleadid views of the North BioomThe New Engloud mining vompany are having « large lut of rock crashed. Itlouks well. ‘Ihe result of the crusuing wiil .xveed all former ones, Tt is said that Oscar Maliman hss sold that big pileof calcine sulphurets, in frout of his works, on the Gzsss Valley road, t» the. Pioneer Heduction Company. Th.t Company propoye to work tae sulpburets fur silver as well as for gold. No uttempt bus ever been made t») save silver iv sulpharcts, in tais section, bat just as soon as Prof. Crosby acts this works running, that pait of suving precious metuls will be one of his specialties. The Di-t ict Court was not in session yesterday. The case set fur trial was dismissed, M . jor McBride,of Noith San Juan, and Col. A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley; were in town yesterday. They cume Lere expressly t) get fall partictlars of the San Francisco t-agedy. The Murchie Mining Company are taking out some fine looking rock. Don't forget thet resérved seats, without extra charge, cau be secured at the-Nevads Drug : tore, of Walter D, Vinton, for the McGibeny evter-, tainment. The Chinese in this city have ohncluded to erect « larger. and more palatial residewee for. their Josh," yn Commerci.! +treet, Yesterday they t re down the old building, and have the lumber on the ground fur a new one, which: will be'abott twrice as large as the old one, Mrs. St2rling has just returned from San Frinciseo, where sbe purchased a hurge and beautifal st ok of goods, which have arrived here. She hus things tast will just suit the Ja. dies of Nevada city, aud the best of all, sheis going to seli them very cheap. Her advertisement, contiining fall particulars, ‘will be foand in the [mansonrpr in a few days. -W. H. Barnes, of New York, will visit Oustomah Lodge, in this city, on Saturday evening. Members are all requested to be present. Jos. Pet tt, who bas been serving the putrons of the Exchange Hote! bar, at Grass Valley, for the part few mouths, has returned to thia city, we noderstand, for the purpose of opening a new saloon, Springé of water in almost. every part ot the county, thit were pever known to fail before, are dry now. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co, are going t> let all tue wuter out of most of tueir reservoirs ‘. this week, for the purpose of having tLem enlarged and improved. Geo. E. Turner bas just received a new style of parlur stoves, They are woithy of the attention of any one in want of sometuing nice in that line. ” F. P. Dam, Esq., the Grand Master of the Iodependent Order of Odd Fellows, willl arrive in thia oity on Tuesday cext. He will visit Oustomab Lodge in the evening, Ir We anbictpute & rousing di for tie MeGibeny Family to-night. They deserve it, and our people appreciute trae merit, ~ ee -— Tar giantess, with eee 3 .cirpince. she has Sh “been in the west. ling in big opposi:iiay toCRO Presi. > LIOG ef art s.78 Oe ‘eWa god-tea nae ely’ A: toing Tam had twelve chioksns 14 Ts. Spe field Gravel Mining Co's. claims, + a cit zen of the Unit. da bites, JT. We Sigourney ¥s ©». postponed until Monday, Oct. 15th. A. H. Hilivs O. Loukey et’ ala; vel appointed referee iu pluce.uf Jubu Webber, who declived tu server, 1D: J. Marphy va Kentacky Bidze ‘Co. By ogreemenut purtpoued unt Fiiday next. joz. Jobnson & Cross ‘were assose] fur plait &. I¢ is ordered ¢ sat awended complaint, Henry Suyder vs J. N. De Golia. Plaintiff g veu leaye to auend eomplair't, wud defendant ten days after the service of the complaint so amended in which t» answer same, > Chas. H, Eddy. vs. Wm. Paul, et als. Defendants given Jeave to amend theirunswer, --D, ©. Staples va J. M, Gindding ét als, Taken uuder adviseme.t. Stuples vs Gladding etan, Ten days given defendaut to unswer plsintifi’s amended compl int, ” tion to. strike out auswer of defendhis answer anew, -@arab B. Cook va Uriah Cook. Plaintiff allowed $40 per mort, port during the pendency of tre suit action, Michael] Furley vs Fraucis Coffey. Taken under adviseme.t. were discharged, Be Q * Toxwapay, Oot. 9th. 8. M. Wo, as At orney for defendant. C.F. Meyers et als ve Geo, C. tiff’s costs, 91,000 Exemption. Caas. J English, « butive of Cut ‘Da da, deciated his inten tiot to become . By agreemeut. ‘of gonnsel, it is Ordered tiat the bearing thereon be Mary E, Whit ng vs Jus, D. Whitcinted with conusel, and as of counplaintiff have leave to amend complaint, aud defendant given until’ tse 25ta of October t) answer plaintiff's Caleb Choley va Chas. Smith: Moaut deuied. Defendant given until the tim» set dowa for trial to verify from defendant's estate f r her supAlso $100 nliowed from defenda:t's eut.te to defray the scones of tae Israel [. Walker vs Wm. H. Adams, Cuse tried; jury disagreed and Geo. E. Turner vs Murchie G. & J. M. : ‘Walling aubstiSpooner et als. Dismissed st plain[We hive now exempt from execuptign . aod forced sule the Homer feud tothe amount: of $5,000, and énat should never be changed ‘unless t» increase the sum, The Bee says it is Mining ia Littio York Township. The work ‘of extracting . frem the Swamp Angel nae hae! been ata standetil) for ofe month. This ie evinggo a lack of water for’ p two reasons. First, the springs’ having becom very low, failed to furnish sufficient water to. fun the air blast ; second, the supply of Water purchased. from the Little York G. M. & W. Co. to wash with once a week, for some reason was cut off entirely recently. The first ‘sg being remedied by supplying the. drifts with air by means of a fire blast, the second by the construction of « large water tank, whieh is nearly completed The water caught in this manner will be utilized in washing twice a week, in place. ot once as heretofore when supplied by the ditch The surface of the ground which is eing drifted in the Angel, and also the line between that mine and the Planet, shows conclu ively thatthe latter einbraéee the greater and richer part of.this noted ebannel. The drifta in the Angel are already advanced several handred feet past tile corner line of the of the Planet, which is immediately below and in the direction the chanunel runs, the ground increasing in richness as they advance to the south, or Beur river side. The East New York tunnel is advanced 500 feet, the rock now en < countered being favorable for making good progress, Soe The Wild Cat, it is thought, would have been tamed befure this time had vot the owners been compelled to abandon the raising of the incline for the present,owing to the . ¢, jack uf air. ‘this will be remedied io a short time, when the Cat will be compelled to yield up peacetully the rich treasure so lung locked up in her bowels, The tannel in this mise is completed a distance of 1,800 feet, The running of the tunnel in the Planet mine is making splendid progresy. The contractors, B. 8, Sbhaer and Wm. Keskeys, besides proving themselves to be first-class miners, through the skilful manner in which the tunnel is belong run, are waking good wages, ‘The tun he: is now in « distance of 350, and they expect to average, until cow-. pleted, aboat 100 feet per month. The annoyance and delay heretofore encounwrad, by the smoke from blasting hanging so long in the fate of the tunnel, has been reuwuied. The Male Spring Ranch mine} . said creek to Little York. proposed tu provide in tue new eoustitution tht property t) the amonnt vf $1,000 shall be exempt from ‘tax: ativu! “It is not lung since the widows tv this amonaot was exempt from taxes but the Sapreme Quart auaulled by declaring thé law t» be anoonwtit tionrd asvtaut instrament holds “that al! property shall be assessed,” There ws no mourving over the enforcement of that law, while it was a luw: the community ounsented to ‘and seemed to be pléased with it; and judging from tue past as well woita of property from taxes could be a wis@ oue, be t whose people ure huppiest, ~and ble. “The State should so shape her couetitution as t foster in ber e:tizens desire to olt.in and possess a surf ce, better and more desirable citizen, from the fituess of things we are inclined tJ tae belief that » fundamental law exempting tae first $1,000 That commanity is to be happy, man must be comiortaportion of bec soil,a home upon its He who bag « stske-in the country and ix bound to it makes ‘a, futher, lover, Lusband, friend aud neighbor tian the waif ‘floating upon its surface who hi-lds uo such interest! Patrotism consists largely in ownership, a law like tie one proposed would huve a tendeucy to urge meo tosecure homes, to put their little savings of afew hundred di. Do lars in reo) property where it can’ veither be stolen nor (axtd and where ‘ iv time they could erect themselves . a home, the next’ below, und located as is the Planet, on the Bear river side of the divi. ie, has » frontage of .1,800 feet, sporting upon its surtace a nice ranch and residence, tue property of F. T. Maguire; aod on which is raised the best frait and vegetables to be totnd in the county. The construction of a tunnel was come meuced in this mine some time since, and wag compleied « distance of 800 feet, but from recent surveys it was found.to be considerable too high; it has therefore been abandoned, and another started 100 feet lower. The mining property known as the Leavey claim was recently purchased by W. P. Dewey, of San Francisco, Mr. Dewey,’ in having the ground surveyed, had also a survey mady of the grade of the channel, front the Swamp Angel mine toa puint below the Leavey ground, showing by this tbat the tuonel constructed by Mr, ‘Léavey, a distance of 200 feut, was 60 feet too high. The contract to rub another one op a lower grade has been let to some Dutch Flat miners, and the work of constructing the same is now under fui) headway, being run day and night.— Faum. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel. A. HANSON, Proprietor. Tumapar, October 9ib, 1877. VARIETY STORE, se gt a es on eri you" bate *bluee,” go “aiid see the — —e Bi 1Je He Oly ve Boe 2, Bno Te ( HOTEL ARRIVALS . jon aii,” Go"! Bann ony’ Ee MR oa Union Hotel, DB Michards,Ganden OF Thouss ext sscon navraianin Gropsteten. [Eat eninge? ¢fuaeebyera. Tuxsvay, October 9th. 1877. . yy Mooray tan Juan wide be fin ga fm % W Roberta, @-Val Fiuinekicy, Gan ter. CerThe McGibeoy Fumily to. BF Dyer, San Loren © H Hammend, 8 1 night. J W Burnett, Sut O.e J F Neucr, Sutter O . A Leopolt, Cas Mil M Dotta, Grase Val See AT Lata One ‘ txpasbene Boas . BORN an e, a, * Qhas Donnell a Ed, Sen age wite of J, 3: Bogie, Soon.” 1817, ‘to the aroma © . combs vage, Agent M. ‘y family, : , Sez fa 7 64-000, 000 Marks or $16,000, 000. NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. CE. is hereby given “that in accordsnce with the ons of an shes ide ome: cue ase : in fhe nty or as. 7 it well at puble sale to the lowes bidder, in front of B. ¥~ Snell's store. in the n of You Bet, on THUKSDAY, October , 1877, at One o’cloek Py co» tracts for Fepa ring and keeping ia repairs for the peri of two years, the following described rords of said county: Little York Townsmp. Section 1. Commencing at Red Dog, thence by way of You Bet wo the jumeti-n of the Grass Valley and Bear Kiver 10ad at the Whitc House. 234 miles more or less. This line of road requires brea'-waters and turn-outs to keep the water off the ros, and ajso from woscing tame, and-to be kept in good traveling aud passable order during thé Winter; also all ditches to be kept .open during the Tains season; also all bridgea and culverts to »e put in good substantial repair immediately.and to be . kept sv during the whole term of contract. Section 2. Commencing at the White House, thence to Bear River. Four miles raore or legs This line of road requires break-wat:re and turn-outs to keep the water from wathing ssidtiad. The You Bet station road also Feguires a ditch op upper tide twelve inches deep and twelve tackes wide, to ke p the water off of said roads, un@ the same to be kept open during the wint:r; #lso al} bridges and. culver.s to be put in govd, amd to be kept 80 duriag.the whole term or contract. Section 3. Commencing, at the White Hous+. thence on the Grass Valley roud and the Buena Vista Ranch road to Greenhorn bridge. ‘'wo and one-half miles more or less, including one-half of ssid bridge. This line of road requires bre: k-waters and turn-outs to turn the wster from the roads, to keep them frem washing, and in gooa traveling order duri: g the Winter; an all ditches to be kept open during the rainy sea s.n; also al) culverts to be putin good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept no during the whole term of contract, Section 4. Cominencing at little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. N ine miles more or less. This line of road requires four cuts to be filled, with culverts in the seme, to carry all water off-that may accumulate; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and snbstantial repa‘r during the whole term of contract; also baeakwatersand turn-outs to turn the water off the read, to keep.it from washing and in vood traveling ani passable condition dur. ing the Winter and Spring; »lso all ditcles kept open during the rainy and snowy season. ' The above said culverts to be ‘not Iess than twelve inches in the clear. The planks to be well spiked with’ six inch spikes. Section 5. Commencing at You Bet, thence down to Steep Hollow Creek . acruss Three miles more or lease. This line of road requiress good road frem each side of the creek inty the said creek; also a good road across the tailings of said creek, and to bo kept-se *nring the whole term of said contract; also it requires break-waters and turn-outs to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing; also all ditches are to be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridges aud culverts are to be put in repair immediately — to be kept so during the whole The Gaattacter shall be required to rons d the road free from sll cbstructions, suc as falien treea, rocks, stones (loose or oth. erwise) from said road. The Contr:ctor of each section shal) a}80 be required to pass over the road esch month wine Ay fee thut all are proper’ ed, and tha the road is JUDICIAL ELECTIGN, "For Justice ice of the Peace. — ounced J. ye re oe Seca Pesce for ev’ ‘hlecticn. . “For Tustice of . of the Peace. k De-B, DAVENPORD. ts for the em fice of Justice of the Peace for Nevada . Tewnship st the ensuing Judicial Election . For Justice of the Peace. EOP GARTHE hereby-ansounces himself asa candidate for the office ‘of Justice of the Peace, at the forthcoming . . Judicial Election. ~ THE BLIND MAN'S MAIN STREET, 4 DOORS ABOVE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. RICHARD SMOOT, JK BPS on ane a tne tour of CIGARS AND TOBACWO, Of'the Finest Biands to be found in the State. Including the celebrated Plantation Cizats. Also, & general variety of Candies, Nuts, Yankee Notions. The Great American Stationery Prise Packages. etc. STANDARD door aczxcr. I ma, sole Agen for Nevada fer the Cross and Creacent, we 1hé of John be Lee, Life and Labors of Livingston the 7 explorer, and other atandard books. If you want’ anpthing in my line, give me a cull, RICHARD 8MOOT, ‘The Blind Man. HAMBEURG-MAGDEBURG . 09-1 or a yoy COMPANY is now erinenes to against loss or Reade sd by fire, Ae t rates. F "All risks taken by this Company are participated in by three of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, Tepresenting an aggregate capital of lew J. 8 GOLD corn. eens suitabie condition immedia ely, . . at theensuing Judicial) JSILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ete x o 4 « T™ IS FAVORITE RESORT shaving gale. ‘6a@'a reputation as a strictly. , FIRST CLASS HOUSE, In every respect the proprietor begs to attention to the following choice brands . a Wines, L’quors and Cigars, Crown Noble Bourbon Whisky, Crown Cabinet Bourbon Whieky, Old Rye Whisky. Old Hennessy Brandy. ’ Old Holland Gin. Dublin Irish Whisky. Scotch Whisky. Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum, Chas. Heidsick Champagne. Green Seal Chainpagne. ‘Tennent’s Ale,Guinness’ Porter. CIGARS, Brand, ‘Silver Palace.’’ £ pecial: Fancy Drinks, Hotand Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all. _ Choice Cased Liquors al. ways on hand for family ‘and medicinal purposes, Thankful for the liberal patronag bestowed, and hoping to merit ite continuance by fair and gentlemanly dealing with all, I remain, Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Oct. 5th, 1877. INSURANCE. E. W. BIGELOW & CO. AP AGENTS FOR THB STATE INVESTMENT INSURANCE CO., AND THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCH CO. Both are reliable Companies, and. settletheir Losses promptly. — octS-1m waakwk D. VINTON, . ' (Smecessor to E. M, Preston,) DEALER IN . . DRUGS MEDICINES. MINING CHEMICALS, — TOILET ‘GOeDs. . gery! PIONS accu tely eomponnt ed at all hoursof the day or nigtt os General Insurance Agency. INCLUDING LIVERPOOL, LOKRDOS and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERE and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Frop'r. _NOTICE. HAVE old and this day transferred te WALTER b, VI.0N, my drug trade aud stock of goods cpntalien " “Revads . Drug Store * ‘‘ Walter” will cuntinge the Dusiness, 46 usual, at the old stand, sed! bespeak for him the liberal el wr oe tofore bestowed upon the store. kph pe sons ind bted tome on account cines and and merchandise, are hereby re @uested to call at the store and settle the Sume at once. Claims against the stor 4 wall be paid on preseniation to Mr. Vinten. E. M. PRESTOR. _Nevads, al., Oct. 34, 1877.-no KHOLDERS MEETING: the Amus NS. is — given feo ‘CITIZENS BANK, Will be heldattheBankcn ‘ Tuesiay, November 13th, 1877,” At 7 o'clock, P. M., for the a elec 4 ce at Lirectors, and traneaeting. other as may ome befvre the JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. cee ge) ofpdeMevata, Oct. 6th, 1677-td NILES SEARLS, Attetney and Counsel’ at Law ; mar BRICK OFFIOE, . : B tees NEV AD. i cerry. te ‘ > Amey 1 ‘me frout of the oust Howwe,: ~ ¥ oe ao She Dai NEVA DA RELI LE LOCA] I BR. W. Tally « be in Jack one friends in this joice thereat,” seatinel says of & Vanderlieth, West mine, one jng totbe Aduu Comp ny, buve uey of ore in ne sbafi and souié face. Itu ton tensive deposit, to be very rich, says from samp evt paris of the gold aud silver, hus beeu taken « ped to tue furun 4 Street . B. A. Daven the Pacitic Co. street lecture af froutof tay C.t who heurd tuis when here two doubt avuil» tue lege of ayain . } they-do uct bee teaching, taey hearing bim di tins, . Sacramento This invalasb) @ new dre-s thro without exceptic paper pri: ted o: The Record-Uni ity and a8 4 nev none. For the . itis decidedly t)) cause it ulways Eastern and ft ofall Bay pap Record-Usion ¢: surate with its e ta You may: portunity of seei able masical far public. Go to-r A: DISEASE hat the cattle in Sol: the appearance o death ensues ins the disease Ox cowea out of sev cows with calf, A GREAT sens in New York fing day by the disc. dorgeries had: bee aace scrip, and money raised the — mee Tux Spring V pany offered to ex San Franciseo for offer the Cum: ed. _—_—--— teTake the ¢ Little MoGbenys night. ee Mates { A complete sta Fall styieé in m oye’ hate; just re Hros. corder of reets, a Sectul A Grand Socia piven at Mr. Ken aot Flat, on Satu tober 18th, 1877. be in attendance. provided, A gos for al) who attend -—--+-~ Perk an: T have the genni pat up and patente & Brothers, Bu her brands are Senuine of ~~ ee Stable ke A fine Btible, sit road depot, cay d of horses, wit] quire at . tis offi: Nevada City, Out a Cranbe First of the seaso: a, Wisconsin, bd ©. _ Wheati in, Ask year mercua ted Wheuiapa b other. stsFormishea Re Re Tagui Ure a€ this of

of them werg terribly During the disorder, either with or ways that Ash fired first, eRe ETN TT SSE BEN . Be Daily Gemscrpt. Tharsdey, Ootobor 11, 1877, MOTT ie our only authorPe ge the in to. He will re votve Advertisements sand Subscriptions for the Transonier, and weeeiys for us in oar Bame. ‘4 A Bad Year for Soldiers. This isa bad year for the army. When the rioters had Pittsburg, Pa., at their mercy and were burning property and killing people, General Pearson of Pittsburg was ordered, with some, citizen soliiery, to of— poss the riots and stop their deviltry. Whén his soldiers appeared they were greeted with a-shower of stones and oth«r missiles aod many injured. without orders, the soldiers commenced. firing. One of the shots killed an old man, who was sitting on his piazza across the street enjoying the spectacle. At last, after many peopie had beea killed and millions of property had been -deatroyed, order was restured where= upon a graveand. sedate Pittsburg grand jury indicted General Pear. son for murder, and he Was arrested and sent to jail, but. was afterward released unjer $10,000 bail. We submit that this-isa little discouraging, says the Virginia Enterprise. ‘To command a sold er to go to. war, and then to arrest him for murder, if any one is killed in the war, ia a tough case. If ever a mob deserved firing into it was that same Pitsburg mob. It was uot composed of working men. The railroad men _ struck, but it was not railroad men who fired the buildings and ‘slaughtered the people, It was the scum ofthe city, which the strike brought to the surface, and which was only governed by a desire to steal and to destroy. It was a motley crowd, led by thieves and beldams—a flock of obscene birds which were started from their perch= ve by the etrike, They wee a class which made the back streets of Pittsburg a terror at all times. But on that oeeasion they had come forth together, with —-concorted action, to give full play to avarchy ; to deride the law and plunder and destroy the property of others. ‘ And they did not Care against whom their hands. were laid. For the time being they assumed thet any who had property was their enemy, The soldiera did well to fire upon them. Anything leas than the extreme measures Would have been a cruelty to them and an outrage to the decent men and women of the city, whose lives and property the wild beasts were putting in jeopardy. And if an inno¢ent man was killed it wasan eceident on which there was no taint of crime. Pittsburg ia disgracing itself afresh by this indictment and giving her thieves a hint that their acts were not so very disreputable after all. Tt ie a bad year for soldiers, surely. Pearson isin about the fix of those poor greatures in Bulgaria; who, to save their lives, were foréud to join the Russians, and who, being taken prisoners, are killed by the Turka for traitore. Murdered. Louis Ash, waa killed ina D street dive, Virginia City, on Monday, by wpecial cflicer W. Davis. Ash, in’ his dying deposition, stated that it wasa cold-eluoded murder. Davis The womeu of the place state that both men were drunk, O. Porter Rockwxiu, who for years illustrated ithe possibil ties included iu tue unscrupulous life ofa murderous villain, has been arrested: He’was intoyicated at the time of arrest, and t Iked of writing ‘his}confersion.! This thing of writing confessions aud making revelations is growing quits fashionable, but no ene has yet shown clearly the amount of reliance which we should place upou the statement of a blood thirsty mardercr, or confirmed thie If we had our way Rockwell's con: fexssions should be written on the “buck of every polygami+tain Utsah~ Ked would be a good eolar, pe SEY eS Waren; of Nevada, eurolls Gimselfon the sidé 6POo0nkcus bas gained twenty-five . pounds a=W a ee Mien Bamthe, The Judicial election takes place next Wedne-day. Justices should bear in. miud . regul sf ballot paper, and noue other must be used. Send in your orders for tickets. taken from biv ben bonge on Ti day night. Chidamen can’t get any work t> do, and they must live, Biamenthal’s dry goods store ‘is nuw the centre of »ttruction for tre ladies of Nevada City, who go to make their purchases—from_t! 1e.ele. gaut stock of-fall and wint-r goods which be bas just received, Mr. Fiewing, the accommodating clerk, can also bs found there, ready ty wait upon tie ladies. W.W. Hobuit, turmerly of Sis couity, is tilked of as the probuble nuwinee of t:e Republicau puriy uf Nevidi, for Goveruor, Mrs. C, H. Mend and her d.ughter, Mrs. Whe. tou, are on a Visit t) this city, aud are stopping vt the National Exchange, $8. J. Lake, tae photographic artist, is now enyuyged in takiug views of the principul puiuts. of ivt-rest iu the neighborbuud of Noita Bloumfield. We bear be bus taken sume spleadid views of the North BioomThe New Engloud mining vompany are having « large lut of rock crashed. Itlouks well. ‘Ihe result of the crusuing wiil .xveed all former ones, Tt is said that Oscar Maliman hss sold that big pileof calcine sulphurets, in frout of his works, on the Gzsss Valley road, t» the. Pioneer Heduction Company. Th.t Company propoye to work tae sulpburets fur silver as well as for gold. No uttempt bus ever been made t») save silver iv sulpharcts, in tais section, bat just as soon as Prof. Crosby acts this works running, that pait of suving precious metuls will be one of his specialties. The Di-t ict Court was not in session yesterday. The case set fur trial was dismissed, M . jor McBride,of Noith San Juan, and Col. A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley; were in town yesterday. They cume Lere expressly t) get fall partictlars of the San Francisco t-agedy. The Murchie Mining Company are taking out some fine looking rock. Don't forget thet resérved seats, without extra charge, cau be secured at the-Nevads Drug : tore, of Walter D, Vinton, for the McGibeny evter-, tainment. The Chinese in this city have ohncluded to erect « larger. and more palatial residewee for. their Josh," yn Commerci.! +treet, Yesterday they t re down the old building, and have the lumber on the ground fur a new one, which: will be'abott twrice as large as the old one, Mrs. St2rling has just returned from San Frinciseo, where sbe purchased a hurge and beautifal st ok of goods, which have arrived here. She hus things tast will just suit the Ja. dies of Nevada city, aud the best of all, sheis going to seli them very cheap. Her advertisement, contiining fall particulars, ‘will be foand in the [mansonrpr in a few days. -W. H. Barnes, of New York, will visit Oustomah Lodge, in this city, on Saturday evening. Members are all requested to be present. Jos. Pet tt, who bas been serving the putrons of the Exchange Hote! bar, at Grass Valley, for the part few mouths, has returned to thia city, we noderstand, for the purpose of opening a new saloon, Springé of water in almost. every part ot the county, thit were pever known to fail before, are dry now. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co, are going t> let all tue wuter out of most of tueir reservoirs ‘. this week, for the purpose of having tLem enlarged and improved. Geo. E. Turner bas just received a new style of parlur stoves, They are woithy of the attention of any one in want of sometuing nice in that line. ” F. P. Dam, Esq., the Grand Master of the Iodependent Order of Odd Fellows, willl arrive in thia oity on Tuesday cext. He will visit Oustomab Lodge in the evening, Ir We anbictpute & rousing di for tie MeGibeny Family to-night. They deserve it, and our people appreciute trae merit, ~ ee -— Tar giantess, with eee 3 .cirpince. she has Sh “been in the west. ling in big opposi:iiay toCRO Presi. > LIOG ef art s.78 Oe ‘eWa god-tea nae ely’ A: toing Tam had twelve chioksns 14 Ts. Spe field Gravel Mining Co's. claims, + a cit zen of the Unit. da bites, JT. We Sigourney ¥s ©». postponed until Monday, Oct. 15th. A. H. Hilivs O. Loukey et’ ala; vel appointed referee iu pluce.uf Jubu Webber, who declived tu server, 1D: J. Marphy va Kentacky Bidze ‘Co. By ogreemenut purtpoued unt Fiiday next. joz. Jobnson & Cross ‘were assose] fur plait &. I¢ is ordered ¢ sat awended complaint, Henry Suyder vs J. N. De Golia. Plaintiff g veu leaye to auend eomplair't, wud defendant ten days after the service of the complaint so amended in which t» answer same, > Chas. H, Eddy. vs. Wm. Paul, et als. Defendants given Jeave to amend theirunswer, --D, ©. Staples va J. M, Gindding ét als, Taken uuder adviseme.t. Stuples vs Gladding etan, Ten days given defendaut to unswer plsintifi’s amended compl int, ” tion to. strike out auswer of defendhis answer anew, -@arab B. Cook va Uriah Cook. Plaintiff allowed $40 per mort, port during the pendency of tre suit action, Michael] Furley vs Fraucis Coffey. Taken under adviseme.t. were discharged, Be Q * Toxwapay, Oot. 9th. 8. M. Wo, as At orney for defendant. C.F. Meyers et als ve Geo, C. tiff’s costs, 91,000 Exemption. Caas. J English, « butive of Cut ‘Da da, deciated his inten tiot to become . By agreemeut. ‘of gonnsel, it is Ordered tiat the bearing thereon be Mary E, Whit ng vs Jus, D. Whitcinted with conusel, and as of counplaintiff have leave to amend complaint, aud defendant given until’ tse 25ta of October t) answer plaintiff's Caleb Choley va Chas. Smith: Moaut deuied. Defendant given until the tim» set dowa for trial to verify from defendant's estate f r her supAlso $100 nliowed from defenda:t's eut.te to defray the scones of tae Israel [. Walker vs Wm. H. Adams, Cuse tried; jury disagreed and Geo. E. Turner vs Murchie G. & J. M. : ‘Walling aubstiSpooner et als. Dismissed st plain[We hive now exempt from execuptign . aod forced sule the Homer feud tothe amount: of $5,000, and énat should never be changed ‘unless t» increase the sum, The Bee says it is Mining ia Littio York Township. The work ‘of extracting . frem the Swamp Angel nae hae! been ata standetil) for ofe month. This ie evinggo a lack of water for’ p two reasons. First, the springs’ having becom very low, failed to furnish sufficient water to. fun the air blast ; second, the supply of Water purchased. from the Little York G. M. & W. Co. to wash with once a week, for some reason was cut off entirely recently. The first ‘sg being remedied by supplying the. drifts with air by means of a fire blast, the second by the construction of « large water tank, whieh is nearly completed The water caught in this manner will be utilized in washing twice a week, in place. ot once as heretofore when supplied by the ditch The surface of the ground which is eing drifted in the Angel, and also the line between that mine and the Planet, shows conclu ively thatthe latter einbraéee the greater and richer part of.this noted ebannel. The drifta in the Angel are already advanced several handred feet past tile corner line of the of the Planet, which is immediately below and in the direction the chanunel runs, the ground increasing in richness as they advance to the south, or Beur river side. The East New York tunnel is advanced 500 feet, the rock now en < countered being favorable for making good progress, Soe The Wild Cat, it is thought, would have been tamed befure this time had vot the owners been compelled to abandon the raising of the incline for the present,owing to the . ¢, jack uf air. ‘this will be remedied io a short time, when the Cat will be compelled to yield up peacetully the rich treasure so lung locked up in her bowels, The tannel in this mise is completed a distance of 1,800 feet, The running of the tunnel in the Planet mine is making splendid progresy. The contractors, B. 8, Sbhaer and Wm. Keskeys, besides proving themselves to be first-class miners, through the skilful manner in which the tunnel is belong run, are waking good wages, ‘The tun he: is now in « distance of 350, and they expect to average, until cow-. pleted, aboat 100 feet per month. The annoyance and delay heretofore encounwrad, by the smoke from blasting hanging so long in the fate of the tunnel, has been reuwuied. The Male Spring Ranch mine} . said creek to Little York. proposed tu provide in tue new eoustitution tht property t) the amonnt vf $1,000 shall be exempt from ‘tax: ativu! “It is not lung since the widows tv this amonaot was exempt from taxes but the Sapreme Quart auaulled by declaring thé law t» be anoonwtit tionrd asvtaut instrament holds “that al! property shall be assessed,” There ws no mourving over the enforcement of that law, while it was a luw: the community ounsented to ‘and seemed to be pléased with it; and judging from tue past as well woita of property from taxes could be a wis@ oue, be t whose people ure huppiest, ~and ble. “The State should so shape her couetitution as t foster in ber e:tizens desire to olt.in and possess a surf ce, better and more desirable citizen, from the fituess of things we are inclined tJ tae belief that » fundamental law exempting tae first $1,000 That commanity is to be happy, man must be comiortaportion of bec soil,a home upon its He who bag « stske-in the country and ix bound to it makes ‘a, futher, lover, Lusband, friend aud neighbor tian the waif ‘floating upon its surface who hi-lds uo such interest! Patrotism consists largely in ownership, a law like tie one proposed would huve a tendeucy to urge meo tosecure homes, to put their little savings of afew hundred di. Do lars in reo) property where it can’ veither be stolen nor (axtd and where ‘ iv time they could erect themselves . a home, the next’ below, und located as is the Planet, on the Bear river side of the divi. ie, has » frontage of .1,800 feet, sporting upon its surtace a nice ranch and residence, tue property of F. T. Maguire; aod on which is raised the best frait and vegetables to be totnd in the county. The construction of a tunnel was come meuced in this mine some time since, and wag compleied « distance of 800 feet, but from recent surveys it was found.to be considerable too high; it has therefore been abandoned, and another started 100 feet lower. The mining property known as the Leavey claim was recently purchased by W. P. Dewey, of San Francisco, Mr. Dewey,’ in having the ground surveyed, had also a survey mady of the grade of the channel, front the Swamp Angel mine toa puint below the Leavey ground, showing by this tbat the tuonel constructed by Mr,

‘Léavey, a distance of 200 feut, was 60 feet too high. The contract to rub another one op a lower grade has been let to some Dutch Flat miners, and the work of constructing the same is now under fui) headway, being run day and night.— Faum. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel. A. HANSON, Proprietor. Tumapar, October 9ib, 1877. VARIETY STORE, se gt a es on eri you" bate *bluee,” go “aiid see the — —e Bi 1Je He Oly ve Boe 2, Bno Te ( HOTEL ARRIVALS . jon aii,” Go"! Bann ony’ Ee MR oa Union Hotel, DB Michards,Ganden OF Thouss ext sscon navraianin Gropsteten. [Eat eninge? ¢fuaeebyera. Tuxsvay, October 9th. 1877. . yy Mooray tan Juan wide be fin ga fm % W Roberta, @-Val Fiuinekicy, Gan ter. CerThe McGibeoy Fumily to. BF Dyer, San Loren © H Hammend, 8 1 night. J W Burnett, Sut O.e J F Neucr, Sutter O . A Leopolt, Cas Mil M Dotta, Grase Val See AT Lata One ‘ txpasbene Boas . BORN an e, a, * Qhas Donnell a Ed, Sen age wite of J, 3: Bogie, Soon.” 1817, ‘to the aroma © . combs vage, Agent M. ‘y family, : , Sez fa 7 64-000, 000 Marks or $16,000, 000. NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. CE. is hereby given “that in accordsnce with the ons of an shes ide ome: cue ase : in fhe nty or as. 7 it well at puble sale to the lowes bidder, in front of B. ¥~ Snell's store. in the n of You Bet, on THUKSDAY, October , 1877, at One o’cloek Py co» tracts for Fepa ring and keeping ia repairs for the peri of two years, the following described rords of said county: Little York Townsmp. Section 1. Commencing at Red Dog, thence by way of You Bet wo the jumeti-n of the Grass Valley and Bear Kiver 10ad at the Whitc House. 234 miles more or less. This line of road requires brea'-waters and turn-outs to keep the water off the ros, and ajso from woscing tame, and-to be kept in good traveling aud passable order during thé Winter; also all ditches to be kept .open during the Tains season; also all bridgea and culverts to »e put in good substantial repair immediately.and to be . kept sv during the whole term of contract. Section 2. Commencing at the White House, thence to Bear River. Four miles raore or legs This line of road requires break-wat:re and turn-outs to keep the water from wathing ssidtiad. The You Bet station road also Feguires a ditch op upper tide twelve inches deep and twelve tackes wide, to ke p the water off of said roads, un@ the same to be kept open during the wint:r; #lso al} bridges and. culver.s to be put in govd, amd to be kept 80 duriag.the whole term or contract. Section 3. Commencing, at the White Hous+. thence on the Grass Valley roud and the Buena Vista Ranch road to Greenhorn bridge. ‘'wo and one-half miles more or less, including one-half of ssid bridge. This line of road requires bre: k-waters and turn-outs to turn the wster from the roads, to keep them frem washing, and in gooa traveling order duri: g the Winter; an all ditches to be kept open during the rainy sea s.n; also al) culverts to be putin good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept no during the whole term of contract, Section 4. Cominencing at little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. N ine miles more or less. This line of road requires four cuts to be filled, with culverts in the seme, to carry all water off-that may accumulate; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and snbstantial repa‘r during the whole term of contract; also baeakwatersand turn-outs to turn the water off the read, to keep.it from washing and in vood traveling ani passable condition dur. ing the Winter and Spring; »lso all ditcles kept open during the rainy and snowy season. ' The above said culverts to be ‘not Iess than twelve inches in the clear. The planks to be well spiked with’ six inch spikes. Section 5. Commencing at You Bet, thence down to Steep Hollow Creek . acruss Three miles more or lease. This line of road requiress good road frem each side of the creek inty the said creek; also a good road across the tailings of said creek, and to bo kept-se *nring the whole term of said contract; also it requires break-waters and turn-outs to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing; also all ditches are to be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridges aud culverts are to be put in repair immediately — to be kept so during the whole The Gaattacter shall be required to rons d the road free from sll cbstructions, suc as falien treea, rocks, stones (loose or oth. erwise) from said road. The Contr:ctor of each section shal) a}80 be required to pass over the road esch month wine Ay fee thut all are proper’ ed, and tha the road is JUDICIAL ELECTIGN, "For Justice ice of the Peace. — ounced J. ye re oe Seca Pesce for ev’ ‘hlecticn. . “For Tustice of . of the Peace. k De-B, DAVENPORD. ts for the em fice of Justice of the Peace for Nevada . Tewnship st the ensuing Judicial Election . For Justice of the Peace. EOP GARTHE hereby-ansounces himself asa candidate for the office ‘of Justice of the Peace, at the forthcoming . . Judicial Election. ~ THE BLIND MAN'S MAIN STREET, 4 DOORS ABOVE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. RICHARD SMOOT, JK BPS on ane a tne tour of CIGARS AND TOBACWO, Of'the Finest Biands to be found in the State. Including the celebrated Plantation Cizats. Also, & general variety of Candies, Nuts, Yankee Notions. The Great American Stationery Prise Packages. etc. STANDARD door aczxcr. I ma, sole Agen for Nevada fer the Cross and Creacent, we 1hé of John be Lee, Life and Labors of Livingston the 7 explorer, and other atandard books. If you want’ anpthing in my line, give me a cull, RICHARD 8MOOT, ‘The Blind Man. HAMBEURG-MAGDEBURG . 09-1 or a yoy COMPANY is now erinenes to against loss or Reade sd by fire, Ae t rates. F "All risks taken by this Company are participated in by three of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, Tepresenting an aggregate capital of lew J. 8 GOLD corn. eens suitabie condition immedia ely, . . at theensuing Judicial) JSILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ete x o 4 « T™ IS FAVORITE RESORT shaving gale. ‘6a@'a reputation as a strictly. , FIRST CLASS HOUSE, In every respect the proprietor begs to attention to the following choice brands . a Wines, L’quors and Cigars, Crown Noble Bourbon Whisky, Crown Cabinet Bourbon Whieky, Old Rye Whisky. Old Hennessy Brandy. ’ Old Holland Gin. Dublin Irish Whisky. Scotch Whisky. Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum, Chas. Heidsick Champagne. Green Seal Chainpagne. ‘Tennent’s Ale,Guinness’ Porter. CIGARS, Brand, ‘Silver Palace.’’ £ pecial: Fancy Drinks, Hotand Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all. _ Choice Cased Liquors al. ways on hand for family ‘and medicinal purposes, Thankful for the liberal patronag bestowed, and hoping to merit ite continuance by fair and gentlemanly dealing with all, I remain, Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Oct. 5th, 1877. INSURANCE. E. W. BIGELOW & CO. AP AGENTS FOR THB STATE INVESTMENT INSURANCE CO., AND THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCH CO. Both are reliable Companies, and. settletheir Losses promptly. — octS-1m waakwk D. VINTON, . ' (Smecessor to E. M, Preston,) DEALER IN . . DRUGS MEDICINES. MINING CHEMICALS, — TOILET ‘GOeDs. . gery! PIONS accu tely eomponnt ed at all hoursof the day or nigtt os General Insurance Agency. INCLUDING LIVERPOOL, LOKRDOS and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERE and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Frop'r. _NOTICE. HAVE old and this day transferred te WALTER b, VI.0N, my drug trade aud stock of goods cpntalien " “Revads . Drug Store * ‘‘ Walter” will cuntinge the Dusiness, 46 usual, at the old stand, sed! bespeak for him the liberal el wr oe tofore bestowed upon the store. kph pe sons ind bted tome on account cines and and merchandise, are hereby re @uested to call at the store and settle the Sume at once. Claims against the stor 4 wall be paid on preseniation to Mr. Vinten. E. M. PRESTOR. _Nevads, al., Oct. 34, 1877.-no KHOLDERS MEETING: the Amus NS. is — given feo ‘CITIZENS BANK, Will be heldattheBankcn ‘ Tuesiay, November 13th, 1877,” At 7 o'clock, P. M., for the a elec 4 ce at Lirectors, and traneaeting. other as may ome befvre the JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. cee ge) ofpdeMevata, Oct. 6th, 1677-td NILES SEARLS, Attetney and Counsel’ at Law ; mar BRICK OFFIOE, . : B tees NEV AD. i cerry. te ‘ > Amey 1 ‘me frout of the oust Howwe,: ~ ¥ oe ao She Dai NEVA DA RELI LE LOCA] I BR. W. Tally « be in Jack one friends in this joice thereat,” seatinel says of & Vanderlieth, West mine, one jng totbe Aduu Comp ny, buve uey of ore in ne sbafi and souié face. Itu ton tensive deposit, to be very rich, says from samp evt paris of the gold aud silver, hus beeu taken « ped to tue furun 4 Street . B. A. Daven the Pacitic Co. street lecture af froutof tay C.t who heurd tuis when here two doubt avuil» tue lege of ayain . } they-do uct bee teaching, taey hearing bim di tins, . Sacramento This invalasb) @ new dre-s thro without exceptic paper pri: ted o: The Record-Uni ity and a8 4 nev none. For the . itis decidedly t)) cause it ulways Eastern and ft ofall Bay pap Record-Usion ¢: surate with its e ta You may: portunity of seei able masical far public. Go to-r A: DISEASE hat the cattle in Sol: the appearance o death ensues ins the disease Ox cowea out of sev cows with calf, A GREAT sens in New York fing day by the disc. dorgeries had: bee aace scrip, and money raised the — mee Tux Spring V pany offered to ex San Franciseo for offer the Cum: ed. _—_—--— teTake the ¢ Little MoGbenys night. ee Mates { A complete sta Fall styieé in m oye’ hate; just re Hros. corder of reets, a Sectul A Grand Socia piven at Mr. Ken aot Flat, on Satu tober 18th, 1877. be in attendance. provided, A gos for al) who attend -—--+-~ Perk an: T have the genni pat up and patente & Brothers, Bu her brands are Senuine of ~~ ee Stable ke A fine Btible, sit road depot, cay d of horses, wit] quire at . tis offi: Nevada City, Out a Cranbe First of the seaso: a, Wisconsin, bd ©. _ Wheati in, Ask year mercua ted Wheuiapa b other. stsFormishea Re Re Tagui Ure a€ this of