October 20, 1881 (4 pages)

=RGs ion. J Om. She Daily Transcript, = <ABBR city, bie ch at ob = Keyser, itecame Surge. The Supreme « art ja intimating that Judge Keyser was not qualified -—+9-sitin-the suits of grangers against rilners, perhaps bore in’ mind some . of the recent political history of the State. Tot us review patt of that Gay in order that it may potbe forgotten’ with the lapse of tame, — fxeyser was nominated by the Democrats of Yuba and Sutter counties, and, according to a programme previously: arranged in the interests of the yrangers and against the hy: — e miners, the “Republicans. in those counties endorsed the nomi“Ofcourse it was wdlléunderstodd as. to what Keyser. would « do when elected cin the way of exac acing a merely. noaHael bond, of »,000 to be filed in the glickens odes, The candida ate ena to Keyser “was an independent Democrat (Bhigs) ' who had for many -years been Distvict Judge, and was univ ersally recogniz ed as an able jurist and a most worthy citizen. Bliss receivéd ‘only about 830 votes, his pringipal “support coming from the thinin + ¥Yegtons of the district. Keyser’s majority was some 1 ,AO ), the, rabid -antidebris “men, repos ef party, giving him. solid suppptt. . ) ¢.1 5 This was all ‘done “counties Lepablican aud which at “that same~election gave good majovities 4or the entire Republican legisthtive ticket. fs it not_plain that. the tepublicau of Yuba and Sutter: sold: out asparty men at the ballotbox in +orler to_gaift-a, poiut as, grangers in the caurts? Is it not natural that Judge Keyser should eideavor to repay the debt he owes in the manner he promjsed' when contracting it? Is it-not-proper -for. the Supreme in largely Court to stop this one sided w ay of doing business? Tat — riment. The timetable pevimehted witli in the publicechools of this city. is not.likely to.be found * deserving of permanent .adoption, in case we have! been properly informed concsrilingrity: <Ft will prove iuconvenieat in some respects, and ney being ~exinjurious $0.the~. health. of the younger pupils _in . others, .For scholars of an. advanced age, there night be nothing very objectionable. i contin yous gesaions¢rom an hour and a half te twa hours and ‘a half jn diration; but.in the lower gtadeés they will work great injury for yeasons readily understool by the intelligent reader, <Dhen.the flert made to coap Up in the school hotse during the neon, hour alk» attendants who bring their luncheqns is more restrictive than it should be, We do notiapprelrend that if will be necessary to point oujia detail the various glaring faults ef this’ system, 7 are 'so'apparent that thé Board . :Education will doubtless order their discontintfance at the earliest possible irioment. It is rather difficult to observe why ghey. should have been considered ata'!l, even as an “experiment.” = lieep Cool. Ps y OMsers Peters: and Densien of Grass Valley. haye put.on atar-pai nt, and savagely tackled a spetial correspondent of Ithe Ts LMG scripr beeause . ‘tag latter made 3 Kumoron’s and we intended telepenee to them in the course of att otherwise truthful, ac© onnt{o¥“a mock matriage that occur} red int this city not long sinces'Bhe Ww ath y officersshould keep theirshirts They are not doing any hurt to the unknow oljeetof their wrath by their literary. gytanastics, and they are not Wwinuing any glory for themsalves, Odicials who staud as high iu the community as. they do, cannot, afford to subscrive their nanres to sush a batch of billingsyate® as being geterally attributed .to theit authorship, Besides, dy striking so blindly they amight hit a goal . friend, —_—-~—_—_— 2 oe Qxe of the . most *disagrecayle things in the world is the comparison } of the ‘I will” at the marriage —ceremony with the “I won't” after that event, Lanining eountry to Nevada City, turning to San Francisco Sunday” wy An ee niece a. very ohe-sid. That paper says: ; wa ‘Th eiplan iof operation, as outlined to-night.isys follows: Tuesday the Gormmittee go down to-the west side Of the Feather River to Nicholas, inspecting the protection works along the banks ; Wednesday, down the east side of the Feather river‘t3 Bear river and to Wheatland, inspecting devastated country ; Thursday. over into Butte county, inspecting. the country comparatively uninjured but. claimed to be in rapid process of ruin by debris. Friday, along the ‘horth side of the Yuba to Smartaville, and into the mining country, ‘showing what they claim to\be the: cause. ‘of the injury. The San\Francisco Cumanittee will then proceeds ver the res ed affair. the way of Colfax. The'Committee will find much to see in themining sections—A twenty-four hours’ run through. it~ will give them a'very-poor ideans. to the importance of theindustry, and ‘the extent of the comm&uities dependent’npon its eontinmation. ‘We hope to learn thatthe programme has been amended. The grangers arc] not the only people whose welfare is involved in the consideration.of this vexed*subject, aS —-——__—— 2 > — Why ‘Dia Tivy Do Et ? “The injuuctions issued against the hydraulic minestied up $29,000,000 . of active capital, rendering it worse than idle, and at the same time a . bring hardship to from 20,009 to 30,-. 009 peuple.The plaintiff iw the suit, the city of Marysyillé, cannot pay her floating and .bonded . indebtedness, new amounting to more than $150,000, if the present litigation is coatinue:t, and is therefore not a responsible party. ae . The insignificant bond of $25,090 given by the p‘ajntiff upon embarkworthless. ing in the prosecution is A majority of the men whose names are attached to if havebecome~ ingolv ent, and executions against them: could not be collected. In ‘view of these facts, the miners have hecome aware that when. finally victorious in the Courts they can have no redress for the damages they would sustain by continuing to obey 4 partisan injunction. The ‘notive that led them to ignore : it was of the aame piece that led the best citizens of San Francisco t6 form a_ vigilance committee and seek Uglsewhere for the justice that could yot be promptly enough found in the courts, eo ‘ Z i ‘ Relics ofa Re Jaction Process. The buildings,erected .in_ tlris district by the Fryer Reduction Company present a> lonesome appearance now. ‘The machrinery, smokestacks and apparatus have been taken aavay andthe deors and windows removed to be used elséwhere. Dhe.shell that stands there ‘in the pine groxe, and which for ‘atime was the centre of attraction for mining menall through the country, js transformed, into a remping place for the winds, and a lodging-place. for; tvamps, “As: our readers all know,. the process was never carried into practical. oparation, althoughthousands” and vhousands of dollars were §peatupon it. Mr, Fryer, the inventor, stili persists that the failace was not the fault of the process, but that bad wausgement is responsible for it Re appears to think that the time Avill yet come when it will be hailed “Las deuccess by the World, a a Too Fresh, The Maryay jliia: 13. WRO w ent down . to Sacramento to meet the Board of Trade Debris Committee are-said te have been given. to understand by} the latter that they bett mained at home antl own basiness, tions. forced upon the Comurittee after they arrived ia theslick@ned coun . try must also have bedu ve obnoxious to the informatiou-seéking, San Franciscans, t uy. haye re minded their furnishing the Haemy AmmpniThe B waco: Mills men beast in 'the lower countyy that they shave . “the drop” on the mountain trade, It is pleasing to think that @ good.y share of the prpiits on ghe stuf t Sieg self us yo ito the tredsnry of the AutiDebris. Associatiog, ——— ——-~— 4 If the programme nme of the Board. of +Brade debris delegation isas quthined . po¢ dinghe Call, it will be ‘Tue fulsome , atten: = : : t lee. ‘ el AN ordinanee is-to® be introduced into ‘the Chicago Common Council ates to prohibit and pynish boys from suoking tohacoo om the strests,Tangontaggen aster. From reports . fromm, many counties of . injucies by abunters to. private’ . property it.is evident hat. it is not generally knew that there are stringent, Jaws of interest to hunters. 3élowis ‘given thedaw of this State relative to hunting on inclosed lands, and to damage to stock, fences, éte:? Section 1. Every person who shall rapen any gate, bars-or fence of another, for the purpose.of passing throtfgl, ‘and ‘shall willfully leave the same open, without “the pefmission of the owner, is guilty of a Anis .demeanor. Sec, 2, 3 Every person who_will-9F . fally opens, tears down or destroys any fence on the enclosed land of another, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ' Sec.3. Every person who willfully enters upon the inclesed land of another for the purpose of hunting, or who discharges fite-arms or light camp-fires thereoa, without. first having obtained permission Of the owner or ocqupant of said lang, i guilty of 4 misdemeanor. ; ‘ Sec. 4. Every person who willfully, carelessly 6p negligently, while hunting or camping upon the enclosed lands of another, kills, maims, or. wounds an animal, the groparty of another, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 5. Every person who, upon departing from camp, willfully leaves the fire or fires burning’or unextin; guished, is guilty of a 1a iibedea ied, -See. 6. Every perso found guilty of any of the misdemeanors herein mentioted, shall be fined not less than $29 nor more than $00, and . shall be imprisoned: in the County Jail until-sichtine be satisfied, not exceeding one day for every $2 thereof, See. in conflict herewith. are repealed; provided, .bowever, od is pealing Section 594 -of-the Penal 2 & ode, Grass Valley Tnlon Items. © The locomotive No. 3, which was jdathaged by ‘the tuilroad accident some fine ago, is neatly répaifed, road as soon as some duplicate pieces arrive from the East, which are’ -expected every day, Jenjamuh Duystan had, his.head badly injured list. Friday, tion of the windlass gave way and. fell inte the shaft hitting Dunstan on the top of the head and bruisins him considérably. He was working in a.shaft on-Ophir rete the time of the accident. a= +e Greveran Honarr » for many years a leading eeu in Wisconsin, adda man Who 1s respected Im and gut of his party “for his ability, “integrity and honesty of motive, lias left ‘his old associates forever and come out squarely wpomthe Republican platform, He will carry with him many Democrats who believe, aS. he does, that the mission of the Demseratic party is ended, and that all the pringiples worth advocating or defending are in the Republican: confession of faith. : CoNKLING is. very» sick -and his physicians insist upam absolute rest and quiet. <Now if these physicians want to make themselves -admired, loved and respected by the whole American people let tham keep‘ConkHing confined te-his room for about. twelve montis, at leasé. Their’ bill might be large, but its amount wonld . be cheerfully raisad . ia two! dags hy public subserigtion. ; —_—=> OS some of the, Southern railegads . spar nevroes are still excluded from }. lor cars. A. dashionably-dgessdd andl her chifil ster 1 On Oct yi Ww seats iw rat atto Woman tu? for avhich ie had beught tickets-at Nashvillé, upon .Whighthe” Superintendent hitched on an extxa car,. and transdisliked tawidein the aehep. _ —_ oe Hon. Henan GRtsWoLd, one of the qldest.attorneys in Kansas, diel at Leavenworth on the llth istant. He was one of the counsel fer John Brown, at, Harper's Ferry, and had been .weportet, for the Supreine Court of Ohio, a Lawyer Scoviiue:is afraid he ganuot procure a jury in Washington with sufficient moral courage to acquit Guiteau on thé technicalities he proposes.to urge. fears are well founded . + School Hats 25 €ents Each, {at Mis. Leeran & Ur Gateho “ and willbe ready to go upon the} ed to the parish of Heavenly . Rest, ferred” to it ‘those passengers whe . We trust. his . GreagStorm in Europe. a did immense “damage ii SchleswigGermany from the gale, The river Elbe rose 12 feet: above its normal level, and was covered with Pwreckage. Several vessels were stranded at Alton. The loss in petroleum was crmous, Five vessels were wreck: edat»B remen, ‘and some seamen drowned. Eighty-five vessels, prineipally British; were “lost: off the ‘coast. of: the United Kingdom, Que f wundred and thirty British and forty other vessels were wrecked last week, an ingrease of 104 over the previous} week. The approximate‘ valaec of ‘the property Jost is £8,000,009, of which “£6,000,000_répresents* British losses. One hundred ‘and thirty eight persons are reported lost or missing. quently to the compilation of, these statistics state that to Monday evening fifty-nioe fishermen, belonging to Bernmouth and Kyemouth, are known to be drowned, and 140 others be.ong:ng to both places are missing. a The Pope Not Happy. The Pope, in his addregs to the Italian pilgeims at St, Peters, Rome, stated that the deplorable state of affairs placed: before liim the alternative of reducing his continual captivity, made harder drity,or of going jnto exile. Therefore it was proper for Catkotics to watch and pray for the liberty and independence of the Pepe. He concluded by saying that he was no longer secure in his place; that-he was: ottraged ins hissperson and dignity ina thousand ways. He closed his address with his arms ~All acts'and parts of a2ts . raised to heaven, as though implor. } Parlor Stoves, “I ing help. .After, he gave his-beneon leaving the “church, “own with the Vatican!’ shouting, President Avthur’s Religion. a ter, President Arthur is an Episeopalian; Ja New York.he -belongA por-. made so conspicuous in the White . ographt. Hows» that foreigners gained the 4m pression that it was the State -réligion, — Garfield's Porirait. According to the request of Victor of England, asking of Mrs. -Garfield a photograpli of her late husband, . the picture has been shipped to ,England by a Cleveland photographer. It is the sizeof the one that hupg in the Catafalco at Cleveland, is silver tinted and elegarithy framed, . 'Bhe photograph sent to the Qaeen is considered by Mrs, Garficld the best ever taken.of her husband, Ti# census returns sh®w_that the Southern cotton-mills make fing. goods on the avérage than those of New England, earning ‘eleven cents a yard for the goods turned out by them, whereas the ‘New England mills get ouly eight and a hal f cents, Methors! Mothers! } Mothers? ! Are’you disturbed at might and sulfering aud crying with the excru. ciating pain of cutting. teeth. If $9;g0 at once and got a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothing ‘syrup. It will relieve the poor littlé gnfferex igmediately,, you .may depend wpon its thereds no mistake abot it. here is not a mother .en earth who has ever used if, who will not tell you at onee that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to “the wiother and relief and health to the #uild, Operating like magic. It is perfeetl safe to use in all cas<3, and pleasant to the taste, and is tle presrcriptionof one ef the oldest, and best female physicians — and nursesin the United States. Sold yererywhere. 25 gente a bottle i a ee peer e e ato ‘ BORN. dee, At Grass Valley, Cet. 18, Iss, to Joseph F¥cGrath and wite, a son, BIED, ee At Graas Valley, Ovt, ith, “1831, Martin JYloyle, dnative of Cornwall, England, aged atout 3 years, In Ne “ada City, Oc, 19,1881, Miss Emma yayne county, my 33, Huinmel,a native of 4ged 24 years, 6 months and 1 day. The funeral will-take’ place from the Episcopal chureh to-morrow friday) afternoon, @t?2 o'clock PA M. Friends and acquaintances are . & ey invited to attend, ed . ‘The storms and floods of last weelc. Holstein. “Great ;damage ‘and loss}. of Jif@ resulted $hroughout Northy Accounts received subse. ‘AUCTION! Though ‘the son of a Baptist minis. Vityysconumencing November 2d, broken Of your rest by a sick child, National Exchange Hotel. : STANLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Weowespay, Octi 19. wes James Reed, Moore’ la ‘Thos.J. Seymour, fareet City. .A. J. Spiger, Carson Citys p. B. Kelley, San Faancisto. Whos. S. Rhodes, Lake City. *N. R.Overton,. Grass Yalley. = Pavl Schoen, Oakland. W. Williams, Fown Talk. , Nichols, ——— 6s th John Hussey, You Bet. C. Thompson, City. C. Toothey: Sait Francise. “Chas. Vincent, Colfax. H. MHosick,-.Desmoines, . Lowa. f — Wyman Troupe. # _ Howard & w, San Frncisco. z & P. -De Noon, Derhec Shaft. Wm. Mennet,-San Juan. DP, H. Williams, Grass Valley. i M> Sunderland San Juan. R. S. Lisson, ¥ a J. P. Brown -& w, Camptonville. M~ Strombach, Bioamfiekl. G. D. McLeon, Sweetland. E, ‘Price, Truckee. Cc. Embelit, City. J dewett, Chico. Beastos Bond, Cler hk. ‘ AUCTION! RANK.i.UILD wili have: tee Auction Sale of Wouschold and Kitchen Furniture ou Saturday, October 224, Commencing at 2 o'clock. Among’ the articles*sold wilt be Walnut Bedroom Sets, Cook Stoves, ‘ables, Chairs, Bed. Safes, Blankets, ding, 3edsteads, nothing herein . diction. to ‘the pilgrims on. Sunday] Carpetay Crockery, ste. contained'shall be ‘construed as te. last,a-gang of roughs pelted them . sate to take place at his ooms on Commercial St, junction of Main. FRANK GUILD, Auctioneer. TEACHERS EXxA AMIN ATION. HE County-Board of Education will examine applicants, to teach, «ah Nevada' Sst, Candidates for Second “i 2 ‘at 10 o'clock, A. M. and in Wa shington is connected with Grade Gertifieates must-makean-average-of St, John’s, This will -be “something . 75.per cent in their studies, viz: Arithmetic, written .and era', Grammar, . written ef a change from the twelve years of . } and or: al, Orthography, Detining, Reading, Penmanship, Methods.of . Teac h, Methodism which Grant and Hayes}; cnieonttha. History of 17.8, pand GeA first grade certifiexte re jnires fin average of 85 per cent in.nll the studies reviewed, -and 69 per cefit: at least intire three Dest Studies of first days’ order. f The order here appedded wit-be' strictly ollowed: November 2d. }101A. M., Prelitninariés; 10.15, Written Arthmetic; 12.30, pv. M., Ins termission; .1 p. M., Written. Gramuiar; 3.30, Spellir %, Dismissal. Novertitor 9 A.M., Geography; 10.33, Penmanship; 1L,10, Vocal Music; 12 M,. Intermisston: 1 pv. M., History; 2.35, Metheds éf'Leaching; 3.40, Natural Philosophy; 4.439 Disrinssalney ig 4th: 9-a. M., Mensa] Arthmetie; .B.: Constitution arn . Government; sadip¢: 12. M., Intermigsian: Lp, M, Bookk eepi 1.05, School Law; 2.45, Algebra; 4.10, Dismissal, ember jth. 9A. M., Oral .G Pi; tology; 11, Composition;. 11.50, De12.25. Pp. M. , Drawing; pi we issal. J.T. WICKES, of Secretary of Board. oan ng; 10, Phy fining; NEVADA THEATRE. FOR ONE NIGHT -ONLY. TUFSDAY, OCT. 25th.—— THE ORIGIN AL Dan Morris ‘Sullivan’ s Mirror of Ireland, And Irish Comedy Co. A New-Erish Comic Piey, entitled a TRIP THROUGH THE EMER. ALD ISLE. ‘ hr. ane Mrs.(Dan Sullivan, the original Barnes the ¢ fuide and Nora, formerly of, MrcEvoy’s Hibernicon, will appear in three original characters; Mir. Qnd Mirs, Geo. F. Moore in Ortyinal Sketches; Mir. W. A. White as Tourist and Lecturer. 100 [Bcautifal Paintings—a Grapd Panorama offreland. .° fe Prices as Usual. be had at Vinton‘s. Reserved Seats to’ haft Men wanting work ona I on S$ job, apply at New ‘Almaden Mines, neat . San Jose, Santa — county, al. .ol4-lw Timers can find good con ncts at \ . New Almaden Mines, jinear (ra a California, Monthly\contracts on: yardage shatts will be Jet‘ ‘to lowest bidders Qstoer 2th, ‘ ol4lw* CHOP HOUSE, Pine’Street, -. -. meter ae Se OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 40) Miners, experienced in 20) O dersround work, can have s Mon work in Santa Clara county, California.” ply at tac Almaden —_ Apt. hear San Josa lw * . HOTEL ARRIVALS.5 Mot Bunch every noon, Good oes and Glass of Beer 1-2 October Pat ag ; SBMMeodcg. Alwaystothe Fran —— “4 We are ‘daily roepiyig? wr New Stock —FOr— TR4ADBE Gigantic Unshrinkable Shaker Flannel; eavy Zwilled Medicated Flannels, Watsrvrook, Ladies’ Cloths, Repellents, Cloaking, Heavy all-wool Dress Goods, Scotch. Plaid-fr.m 9 cents to $3.49 per yard. ‘CARDINAL JACKETS, CLOAKS, FELT SKTRTS, “WATERED SATINS, COLORED “SATINS, ‘ali. shades.‘All the Rage! Fancy Hair Pins, Scarfs Pins, Cloak Loops, Q@mb%ec Shaded Ribbes, in endless veriety. z -##Biack Trimming, Far Kid Gauntlets, Fur line of Kid Gloves; Silk Gloves, ail-wool Mittings, &e., &e. pouneing: our Stoc . one: of thea RCEST . APES —AND— Ever Laid Before ihe People of Nevada County. ee Our Ptices are Modernte, and we Guarantee Satisfaction. We are the only Store In Nevada €ity Reeciving New Goods Every Day: We cordially thank our friends show our gratitude by FAIRAND SQUARE DEALING. SHIVELEY'S . 9 CENT STORE. Just Above City Hall, Fall and Winter We have ho hesitation in preNEST for past custoin, and bhepe ever @ i THE f poNEVI Variens Neva Templar Lew V rty-morro _ bur rglary The W went up on the N OleOy sterda become. Withave boe Babinsol orderly. “The Ye amost a San. Ju ~ stages al sengets. “& / dames ing in th hid An a last Fric ed by a jginac FS wo ( the Tan city Mo honea— miles—a many mi play the any refo B Miss > Mrs. Sta National inorning, execllent rment of . vith dee of warn ‘first visi some six three ye: her natis New Yo! severe-c fever. 4 here by and was when sh * been cot times-th her reco affected, terday fi death: as AD \ Smart esb moa The bts stocks, many 0 finer tira saveral quite an pearance celsior } _ananufas ‘mill will fore ma thrifty. The gre lasly w juestioi is defer the pris nity. The: jurors } Saperic Gras Mosier, X son, H. He Le Bar Nev: Hunte Lee s2ph C Brid Cranda Littl Hor. Mea \Vas Bloo did Strang “artist ing” ar : fixing 1 side of . two or =

=RGs ion. J Om. She Daily Transcript, = <ABBR city, bie ch at ob = Keyser, itecame Surge. The Supreme « art ja intimating that Judge Keyser was not qualified -—+9-sitin-the suits of grangers against rilners, perhaps bore in’ mind some . of the recent political history of the State. Tot us review patt of that Gay in order that it may potbe forgotten’ with the lapse of tame, — fxeyser was nominated by the Democrats of Yuba and Sutter counties, and, according to a programme previously: arranged in the interests of the yrangers and against the hy: — e miners, the “Republicans. in those counties endorsed the nomi“Ofcourse it was wdlléunderstodd as. to what Keyser. would « do when elected cin the way of exac acing a merely. noaHael bond, of »,000 to be filed in the glickens odes, The candida ate ena to Keyser “was an independent Democrat (Bhigs) ' who had for many -years been Distvict Judge, and was univ ersally recogniz ed as an able jurist and a most worthy citizen. Bliss receivéd ‘only about 830 votes, his pringipal “support coming from the thinin + ¥Yegtons of the district. Keyser’s majority was some 1 ,AO ), the, rabid -antidebris “men, repos ef party, giving him.. solid suppptt. . ) ¢.1 5 This was all ‘done “counties Lepablican aud which at “that same~election gave good majovities 4or the entire Republican legisthtive ticket. fs it not_plain that. the tepublicau of Yuba and Sutter: sold: out asparty men at the ballotbox in +orler to_gaift-a, poiut as, grangers in the caurts? Is it not natural that Judge Keyser should eideavor to repay the debt he owes in the manner he promjsed' when contracting it? Is it-not-proper -for. the Supreme in largely Court to stop this one sided w ay of doing business? Tat — riment. The timetable pevimehted witli in the publicechools of this city. is not.likely to.be found * deserving of permanent .adoption, in case we have! been properly informed concsrilingrity: <Ft will prove iuconvenieat in some respects, and ney being ~exinjurious $0..the~. health. of the younger pupils _in . others, .For scholars of an. advanced age, there night be nothing very objectionable. i contin yous gesaions¢rom an hour and a half te twa hours and ‘a half jn diration; but.in the lower gtadeés they will work great injury for yeasons readily understool by the intelligent reader, <Dhen.the flert made to coap Up in the school hotse during the neon, hour alk» attendants who bring their luncheqns is more restrictive than it should be, We do notiapprelrend that if will be necessary to point oujia detail the various glaring faults ef this’ system, 7 are 'so'apparent that thé Board . :Education will doubtless order their discontintfance at the earliest possible irioment.. It is rather difficult to observe why ghey. should have been considered ata'!l, even as an “experiment.” = lieep Cool. Ps y OMsers Peters: and Densien of Grass Valley. haye put.on atar-pai nt, and savagely tackled a spetial correspondent of Ithe Ts LMG scripr beeause . ‘tag latter made 3 Kumoron’s and we intended telepenee to them in the course of att otherwise truthful, ac© onnt{o¥“a mock matriage that occur} red int this city not long sinces'Bhe Ww ath y officersshould keep theirshirts They are not doing any hurt to the unknow oljeetof their wrath by their literary. gytanastics, and they are not Wwinuing any glory for themsalves, Odicials who staud as high iu the community as. they do, cannot, afford to subscrive their nanres to sush a batch of billingsyate® as being geterally attributed .to theit authorship, Besides, dy striking so blindly they amight hit a goal . friend, —_—-~—_—_— 2 oe Qxe of the . most *disagrecayle things in the world is the comparison } of the ‘I will” at the marriage —ceremony with the “I won't” after that event, Lanining eountry to Nevada City, turning to San Francisco Sunday” wy An ee niece a. very ohe-sid. That paper says: ; wa ‘Th eiplan iof operation, as outlined to-night.isys follows: Tuesday the Gormmittee go down to-the west side Of the Feather River to Nicholas, inspecting the protection works along the banks ; Wednesday, down the east side of the Feather river‘t3 Bear river and to Wheatland, inspecting devastated country ; Thursday. over into Butte county, inspecting. the country comparatively uninjured but. claimed to be in rapid process of ruin by debris. Friday, along the ‘horth side of the Yuba to Smartaville, and into the mining country, ‘showing what they claim to\be the: cause. ‘of the injury. The San\Francisco Cumanittee will then proceeds ver the res ed affair.. the way of Colfax. The'Committee will find much to see in themining sections—A twenty-four hours’ run through. it~ will give them a'very-poor ideans. to the importance of theindustry, and ‘the extent of the comm&uities dependent’npon its eontinmation. ‘We hope to learn thatthe programme has been amended. The grangers arc] not the only people whose welfare is involved in the consideration.of this vexed*subject, aS —-——__—— 2 > — Why ‘Dia Tivy Do Et ? “The injuuctions issued against the hydraulic minestied up $29,000,000 . of active capital, rendering it worse than idle, and at the same time a . bring hardship to from 20,009 to 30,-. 009 peuple.The plaintiff iw the suit, the city of Marysyillé, cannot pay her floating and .bonded . indebtedness, new amounting to more than $150,000, if the present litigation is coatinue:t, and is therefore not a responsible party. ae . The insignificant bond of $25,090 given by the p‘ajntiff upon embarkworthless. ing in the prosecution is A majority of the men whose names are attached to if havebecome~ ingolv ent, and executions against them: could not be collected. In ‘view of these facts, the miners have hecome aware that when. finally victorious in the Courts they can have no redress for the damages they would sustain by continuing to obey 4 partisan injunction. The ‘notive that led them to ignore : it was of the aame piece that led the best citizens of San Francisco t6 form a_ vigilance committee and seek Uglsewhere for the justice that could yot be promptly enough found in the courts, eo ‘ Z i ‘ Relics ofa Re Jaction Process. The buildings,erected .in_ tlris district by the Fryer Reduction Company present a> lonesome appearance now. ‘The machrinery, smokestacks and apparatus have been taken aavay andthe deors and windows removed to be used elséwhere. Dhe.shell that stands there ‘in the pine groxe, and which for ‘atime was the centre of attraction for mining menall through the country, js transformed, into a remping place for the winds, and a lodging-place. for; tvamps, “As: our readers all know,. the process was never carried into practical. oparation, althoughthousands” and vhousands of dollars were §peatupon it. Mr, Fryer, the inventor, stili persists that the failace was not the fault of the process, but that bad wausgement is responsible for it Re appears to think that the time Avill yet come when it will be hailed “Las deuccess by the World, a a Too Fresh, The Maryay jliia: 13. WRO w ent down . to Sacramento to meet the Board of Trade Debris Committee are-said te have been given. to understand by} the latter that they bett mained at home antl own basiness, tions. forced upon the Comurittee after they arrived ia theslick@ned coun . try must also have bedu ve obnoxious to the informatiou-seéking, San Franciscans, t uy. haye re minded their furnishing the Haemy AmmpniThe B waco: Mills men beast in 'the lower countyy that they shave . “the drop” on the mountain trade, It is pleasing to think that @ good.y share of the prpiits on ghe stuf t Sieg self us yo ito the tredsnry of the AutiDebris. Associatiog, ——— ——-~— 4 If the programme nme of the Board. of +Brade debris delegation isas quthined . po¢ dinghe Call, it will be ‘Tue fulsome , atten: = : : t lee. ‘ el AN ordinanee is-to® be introduced into ‘the Chicago Common Council ates to prohibit and pynish boys from suoking tohacoo om the strests,Tangontaggen aster. From reports . fromm, many counties of . injucies by abunters to. private’ . property it.is evident hat. it is not generally knew that there are stringent, Jaws of interest to hunters. 3élowis ‘given thedaw of this State relative to hunting on inclosed lands, and to damage to stock, fences, éte:? Section 1. Every person who shall rapen any gate, bars-or fence of another, for the purpose.of passing throtfgl, ‘and ‘shall willfully leave the same open, without “the pefmission of the owner, is guilty of a Anis .demeanor. Sec, 2, 3 Every person who_will-9F . fally opens, tears down or destroys any fence on the enclosed land of another, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ' Sec.3. Every person who willfully enters upon the inclesed land of another for the purpose of hunting, or who discharges fite-arms or light camp-fires thereoa, without. first having obtained permission Of the owner or ocqupant of said lang, i guilty of 4 misdemeanor. ; ‘ Sec. 4. Every person who willfully, carelessly 6p negligently, while hunting or camping upon the enclosed lands of another, kills, maims, or. wounds an animal, the groparty of another, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 5. Every person who, upon departing from camp, willfully leaves the fire or fires burning’or unextin; guished, is guilty of a 1a iibedea ied, -See. 6. Every perso found guilty of any of the misdemeanors herein mentioted, shall be fined not less than $29 nor more than $00, and . shall be imprisoned: in the County Jail until-sichtine be satisfied, not exceeding one day for every $2 thereof, See. in conflict herewith. are repealed; provided, .bowever, od is pealing Section 594 -of-the Penal 2 & ode, Grass Valley Tnlon Items. © The locomotive No. 3, which was jdathaged by ‘the tuilroad accident some fine ago, is neatly répaifed, road as soon as some duplicate pieces arrive from the East, which are’ -expected every day, Jenjamuh Duystan had, his.head badly injured list. Friday, tion of the windlass gave way and. fell inte the shaft hitting Dunstan on the top of the head and bruisins him considérably. He was working in a.shaft on-Ophir rete the time of the accident. a= +e Greveran Honarr » for many years a leading eeu in Wisconsin, adda man Who 1s respected Im and gut of his party “for his ability, “integrity and honesty of motive, lias left ‘his old associates forever and come out squarely wpomthe Republican platform, He will carry with him many Democrats who believe, aS. he does, that the mission of the Demseratic party is ended, and that all the pringiples worth advocating or defending are in the Republican: confession of faith. : CoNKLING is. very» sick -and his physicians insist upam absolute rest and quiet. <Now if these physicians want to make themselves -admired, loved and respected by the whole American people let tham keep‘ConkHing confined te-his room for about. twelve montis, at leasé. Their’ bill might be large, but its amount wonld . be cheerfully raisad . ia two! dags hy public subserigtion. ; —_—=> OS some of the, Southern railegads . spar nevroes are still excluded from }. lor cars. A. dashionably-dgessdd andl her chifil ster 1 On Oct yi Ww seats iw rat atto Woman tu? for avhich ie had beught tickets-at Nashvillé, upon .Whighthe” Superintendent hitched on an extxa car,. and transdisliked tawidein the aehep. _ —_ oe Hon. Henan GRtsWoLd, one of the qldest.attorneys in Kansas, diel at Leavenworth on the llth istant. He was one of the counsel fer John Brown, at, Harper's Ferry, and had been .weportet, for the Supreine Court of Ohio, a Lawyer Scoviiue:is afraid he ganuot procure a jury in Washington with sufficient moral courage to acquit Guiteau on thé technicalities he proposes.to urge. fears are well founded . + School Hats 25 €ents Each, {at Mis. Leeran & Ur Gateho “ and willbe ready to go upon the} ed to the parish of Heavenly . Rest, ferred” to it ‘those passengers whe . We trust. his . GreagStorm in Europe. a did immense “damage ii SchleswigGermany from the gale, The river Elbe rose 12 feet: above its normal level, and was covered with Pwreckage. Several vessels were stranded at Alton. The loss in petroleum was crmous, Five vessels were wreck: edat»B remen, ‘and some seamen drowned. Eighty-five vessels, prineipally British; were “lost: off the ‘coast. of: the United Kingdom, Que f wundred and thirty British and forty other vessels were wrecked last week, an ingrease of 104 over the previous} week. The approximate‘ valaec of ‘the property Jost is £8,000,009, of which “£6,000,000_répresents* British losses. One hundred ‘and thirty eight persons are reported lost or missing. quently to the compilation of, these statistics state that to Monday evening fifty-nioe fishermen, belonging to Bernmouth and Kyemouth, are known to be drowned, and 140 others be.ong:ng to both places are missing. a The Pope Not Happy. The Pope, in his addregs to the Italian pilgeims at St, Peters, Rome, stated that the deplorable state of

affairs placed: before liim the alternative of reducing his continual captivity, made harder drity,or of going jnto exile. Therefore it was proper for Catkotics to watch and pray for the liberty and independence of the Pepe. He concluded by saying that he was no longer secure in his place; that-he was: ottraged ins hissperson and dignity ina thousand ways. He closed his address with his arms ~All acts'and parts of a2ts . raised to heaven, as though implor. } Parlor Stoves, “I ing help. .After, he gave his-beneon leaving the “church, “own with the Vatican!’ shouting, President Avthur’s Religion. a ter, President Arthur is an Episeopalian; Ja New York.he -belongA por-. made so conspicuous in the White . ographt. Hows» that foreigners gained the 4m pression that it was the State -réligion, — Garfield's Porirait. According to the request of Victor of England, asking of Mrs. -Garfield a photograpli of her late husband, . the picture has been shipped to ,England by a Cleveland photographer. It is the sizeof the one that hupg in the Catafalco at Cleveland, is silver tinted and elegarithy framed, . 'Bhe photograph sent to the Qaeen is considered by Mrs, Garficld the best ever taken.of her husband, Ti# census returns sh®w_that the Southern cotton-mills make fing. goods on the avérage than those of New England, earning ‘eleven cents a yard for the goods turned out by them, whereas the ‘New England mills get ouly eight and a hal f cents, Methors! Mothers! } Mothers? ! Are’you disturbed at might and sulfering aud crying with the excru. ciating pain of cutting. teeth. If $9;g0 at once and got a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothing ‘syrup. It will relieve the poor littlé gnfferex igmediately,, you .may depend wpon its thereds no mistake abot it. here is not a mother .en earth who has ever used if, who will not tell you at onee that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to “the wiother and relief and health to the #uild, Operating like magic. It is perfeetl safe to use in all cas<3, and pleasant to the taste, and is tle presrcriptionof one ef the oldest, and best female physicians — and nursesin the United States. Sold yererywhere. 25 gente a bottle i a ee peer e e ato ‘ BORN. dee, At Grass Valley, Cet. 18, Iss, to Joseph F¥cGrath and wite, a son, BIED, ee At Graas Valley, Ovt, ith, “1831, Martin JYloyle, dnative of Cornwall, England, aged atout 3 years, In Ne “ada City, Oc, 19,1881, Miss Emma yayne county, my 33, Huinmel,a native of 4ged 24 years, 6 months and 1 day. The funeral will-take’ place from the Episcopal chureh to-morrow friday) afternoon, @t?2 o'clock PA M. Friends and acquaintances are . & ey invited to attend, ed . ‘The storms and floods of last weelc. Holstein. “Great ;damage ‘and loss}. of Jif@ resulted $hroughout Northy Accounts received subse. ‘AUCTION! Though ‘the son of a Baptist minis. Vityysconumencing November 2d, broken Of your rest by a sick child, National Exchange Hotel. : STANLEY A, EDDY, PROPRIETOR. Weowespay, Octi 19. wes James Reed, Moore’ la ‘Thos.J. Seymour, fareet City. .A. J. Spiger, Carson Citys p. B. Kelley, San Faancisto. Whos. S. Rhodes, Lake City. *N. R.Overton,. Grass Yalley. = Pavl Schoen, Oakland. W. Williams, Fown Talk. , Nichols, ——— 6s th John Hussey, You Bet. C. Thompson, City. C. Toothey: Sait Francise. “Chas. Vincent, Colfax. H. MHosick,-.Desmoines, . Lowa. f — Wyman Troupe. # _ Howard & w, San Frncisco. z & P. -De Noon, Derhec Shaft. Wm. Mennet,-San Juan. DP, H. Williams, Grass Valley. i M> Sunderland San Juan. R. S. Lisson, ¥ a J. P. Brown -& w, Camptonville. M~ Strombach, Bioamfiekl. G. D. McLeon, Sweetland. E, ‘Price, Truckee. Cc. Embelit, City. J dewett, Chico. Beastos Bond, Cler hk. ‘ AUCTION! RANK.i.UILD wili have: tee Auction Sale of Wouschold and Kitchen Furniture ou Saturday, October 224, Commencing at 2 o'clock. Among’ the articles*sold wilt be Walnut Bedroom Sets, Cook Stoves, ‘ables, Chairs, Bed. Safes, Blankets, ding, 3edsteads, nothing herein . diction. to ‘the pilgrims on. Sunday] Carpetay Crockery, ste. contained'shall be ‘construed as te. last,a-gang of roughs pelted them . sate to take place at his ooms on Commercial St, junction of Main. FRANK GUILD, Auctioneer. TEACHERS EXxA AMIN ATION. HE County-Board of Education will examine applicants, to teach, «ah Nevada' Sst, Candidates for Second “i 2 ‘at 10 o'clock, A. M. and in Wa shington is connected with Grade Gertifieates must-makean-average-of St, John’s, This will -be “something . 75.per cent in their studies, viz: Arithmetic, written .and era', Grammar, . written ef a change from the twelve years of . } and or: al, Orthography, Detining, Reading, Penmanship, Methods.of . Teac h, Methodism which Grant and Hayes}; cnieonttha. History of 17.8, pand GeA first grade certifiexte re jnires fin average of 85 per cent in.nll the studies reviewed, -and 69 per cefit: at least intire three Dest Studies of first days’ order. f The order here appedded wit-be' strictly ollowed: November 2d. }101A. M., Prelitninariés; 10.15, Written Arthmetic; 12.30, pv. M., Ins termission; .1 p. M., Written. Gramuiar; 3.30, Spellir %, Dismissal. Novertitor 9 A.M., Geography; 10.33, Penmanship; 1L,10, Vocal Music; 12 M,. Intermisston: 1 pv. M., History; 2.35, Metheds éf'Leaching; 3.40, Natural Philosophy; 4.439 Disrinssalney ig 4th: 9-a. M., Mensa] Arthmetie; .B.: Constitution arn . Government; sadip¢: 12. M., Intermigsian: Lp, M, Bookk eepi 1.05, School Law; 2.45, Algebra; 4.10, Dismissal, ember jth. 9A. M., Oral .G Pi; tology; 11, Composition;. 11.50, De12.25. Pp. M. , Drawing; pi we issal. J.T. WICKES, of Secretary of Board. oan ng; 10, Phy fining; NEVADA THEATRE. FOR ONE NIGHT -ONLY. TUFSDAY, OCT. 25th.—— THE ORIGIN AL Dan Morris ‘Sullivan’ s Mirror of Ireland, And Irish Comedy Co. A New-Erish Comic Piey, entitled a TRIP THROUGH THE EMER. ALD ISLE. ‘ hr. ane Mrs.(Dan Sullivan, the original Barnes the ¢ fuide and Nora, formerly of, MrcEvoy’s Hibernicon, will appear in three original characters; Mir. Qnd Mirs, Geo. F. Moore in Ortyinal Sketches; Mir. W. A. White as Tourist and Lecturer. 100 [Bcautifal Paintings—a Grapd Panorama offreland. .° fe Prices as Usual. be had at Vinton‘s. Reserved Seats to’ haft Men wanting work ona I on S$ job, apply at New ‘Almaden Mines, neat . San Jose, Santa — county, al. .ol4-lw Timers can find good con ncts at \ . New Almaden Mines, jinear (ra a California, Monthly\contracts on: yardage shatts will be Jet‘ ‘to lowest bidders Qstoer 2th, ‘ ol4lw* CHOP HOUSE, Pine’Street, -. -. meter ae Se OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 40) Miners, experienced in 20) O dersround work, can have s Mon work in Santa Clara county, California.” ply at tac Almaden —_ Apt. hear San Josa lw * . HOTEL ARRIVALS.5 Mot Bunch every noon, Good oes and Glass of Beer 1-2 October Pat ag ; SBMMeodcg. Alwaystothe Fran —— “4 We are ‘daily roepiyig? wr New Stock —FOr— TR4ADBE Gigantic Unshrinkable Shaker Flannel; eavy Zwilled Medicated Flannels, Watsrvrook, Ladies’ Cloths, Repellents, Cloaking, Heavy all-wool Dress Goods, Scotch.. Plaid-fr.m 9 cents to $3.49 per yard. ‘CARDINAL JACKETS, CLOAKS, FELT SKTRTS, “WATERED SATINS, COLORED “SATINS, ‘ali. shades.‘All the Rage! Fancy Hair Pins, Scarfs Pins, Cloak Loops, Q@mb%ec Shaded Ribbes, in endless veriety. z -##Biack Trimming, Far Kid Gauntlets, Fur line of Kid Gloves; Silk Gloves, ail-wool Mittings, &e., &e. pouneing: our Stoc . one: of thea RCEST . APES —AND— Ever Laid Before ihe People of Nevada County. ee Our Ptices are Modernte, and we Guarantee Satisfaction. We are the only Store In Nevada €ity Reeciving New Goods Every Day: We cordially thank our friends show our gratitude by FAIRAND SQUARE DEALING. SHIVELEY'S . 9 CENT STORE. Just Above City Hall, Fall and Winter We have ho hesitation in preNEST for past custoin, and bhepe ever @ i THE f poNEVI Variens Neva Templar Lew V rty-morro _ bur rglary The W went up on the N OleOy sterda become. Withave boe Babinsol orderly. “The Ye amost a San. Ju ~ stages al sengets. “& / dames ing in th hid An a last Fric ed by a jginac FS wo ( the Tan city Mo honea— miles—a many mi play the any refo B Miss > Mrs. Sta National inorning, execllent rment of . vith dee of warn ‘first visi some six three ye: her natis New Yo! severe-c fever. 4 here by and was when sh * been cot times-th her reco affected, terday fi death: as AD \ Smart esb moa The bts stocks, many 0 finer tira saveral quite an pearance celsior } _ananufas ‘mill will fore ma thrifty. The gre lasly w juestioi is defer the pris nity. The: jurors } Saperic Gras Mosier, X son, H. He Le Bar Nev: Hunte Lee s2ph C Brid Cranda Littl Hor. Mea \Vas Bloo did Strang “artist ing” ar : fixing 1 side of . two or =