October 8, 1881 (4 pages)

2 a The Daily Transcript, ‘WEVADA’ CITY, CALIFORNI Ae ors et. gi 1881. —— : &s snutday,0 i POE DY DAU LIC MavERS. ee stain Views of the Situation sve bDifferent Stanidpoints. The people of Nevada count y+ are neither cowards nor babes, ‘They know av lintithey are about, sat are . 4 : . attcntion to dis’ mountains are hangry or not. He +owil-geek-te-panish the_operators of . dthe-mings,,.but it will appear gat, they are-sfot responsible for thé “be, gigning of work.” W hake will “he. dé. then? ‘He canno$ arrest! the, efi dvds of puiners, and they will ordefs, = then seck to get the Governor to oi out the militia and make. war against Lhat would be Even if the these workirignen? a peculiar spectacle. because they refused £0. one. 7) men tu Pe of land via What is am Ingh_ of Rain? ———— vedicinfalling upon a” level, suitface and ot absorbed @r allowed to ran rote would stand one igh in depth. The a@mpount of wale: fang upon an ish aly one hought to” the who has given "tT subject, DC surface there would. be 144 cubic inches, and op-ene acre, whieh ¢ontains 43,560 square’ feet would be militiamen were willing. to sioot $¢ esp. oath eatbid inches, : ‘Which reseach .conready: to detend their action to—the bitter eud. It is nob_a war of their. on making. ‘They haveq0i nted out. plans to-compromise, and offered to coutrivute more than theirshare towards ¢ atryins ‘the same into. effect. Hae ge angers have made but one re7 to the applicants, and that is to spand-. unconditional ~ sirren ler, ‘ne miners, smarting under, the conditions that. attend lou; g-continued enforced ‘idleness from labor, _have boeiharasse . by the vile abuse and jniamons, threats of such newspapers ‘ aaithe de, andy, thederty insibua+ tigns ofthe ill-informad portion of the San Franciseo press, to say nobhdug of the one-sided mandates isssued a oipt-of the prejudiced ‘valley courts, t ll they have -been forced , to. adopt: the Only alternative that remains— ~ wWihielr means thatthey w ill no longer ha the play things of Judge Keyser asd his éggers-on, No threats of javading arm ies can -toersorize. them, ew Na constabulary forces ean -drive them from their strongholds. They @ we not warring against.ehe jistidaws of thélrdmloved Btate-er Nation; but thay do dafy avy and alk cinys of ui: principled legal, , political or joyrnalAtly man who charges against the «Govjatic aliysters, tae iLi.treason cermnent op-with being rebelajn the of the term had better ata safe -distince } O MOMS keep his fom them, to have theirloyalty aa AmerSense sarong They are.wgmore in @ humor ican cléwens questioned than ghey meekness to bow their heads in while an anholy’ warfare’ 4s hein s wasrerk to ruin theie homes aid scattar sheir families. Mén with eurpty hungry families know but one law, lardexs “and and that is the first law of nature, : HAS FITS. Thewljtorottirs Loo-shoutd-takee+clickers baths daily and keep a slitkens-raised. cabba:e leaf im. his hat from this time forth,. He is sorely atllicted with the fits that we kuew-awould be daveloped as soon as he heard that the hydraulic mines had started to work. We some of his ravings: “What means this sound: of treason that comes rolling: down the “ynountains through . the couuuns af tlic Nevada county joutnalg? They JL ous that the hydraalie miners oe have resolved to disobey fe Courts.aud to spit upon and defy the law, and that the. act is ale ally im dorsed by the citizens ! What indaus allthis? Aro. we.a christian, laveaviding people, or ate we barbirians: and (traitors? Sure’y the 3 keprodnos press and the people of Nevada . county do not ‘intend to. revolt aginst the Government and deft into “opeti treason ? South . Carolina set the bad example, dwo. de“eules 40, and she euffered . severely *-dor it.’ “Te the s’ave masters might. not become traitors ‘and be Tet alone, neithey can a handfal of foreign . ceOorpors ations, who have come here to deface our hills and destroy our valleys, upon the law and set all. deceney at detianee,” ‘Paese mountain rebels openly proolaim, as we are told, that they will no$ abide by anything but force, “Are artogadt slave nmis ers made ihe sane declaration—but they . ane, : abideod -at last. ‘Iveasou will not ae ane +. soug be tolerated in California, and} Mining Organ of Nevada County. woetotherebels if they dare to : es raise an OFA in defence of their [Virginia City Bntetprige. . wickedness. ‘The people who pouriit a ee cel Ont their money ‘and their men The. Nevada (Cal) Taansenter +o liberally it to reign long here. TITS WRONG IDBA, The M irysville Appeal thinks this: “This isa pretty piece of business, aid one that. ealls for prompt and ' decided action on ‘the part of . the authorities, It is pro ably a move. meat that is ‘itanticipated my pos. * sibly influencg if not intimidate the . C ‘ourte.”” YIWE TO PAUSE AND REFLECT. , In the course of a léngthy editorial j ate thes san Francisco Alta says:' ‘Key ser will attempt to enforce his in; done away forever-—replaced ‘ev eryjunction, for Keyser is not hungry» and it is to his interes to keep up trical machines? I don't ranober Out of this number two-thirds” have be permitted to trample . to suppress treason in . the South are net Likely to permit . daily journal last Taesday. first issue to the present time dtshas . +iouab Keyser'a command, bhi deprave question arjses whether there would be enough of them to succeed, If. it should come to’ the fiers” mise mit resotately; and. there are thousandsofthem, When it slratl reach the point of ordlering the Gatling guns-to the ‘mountains, to the miners the choice be. a. conflict, enfores upon. of sitting still and starving or aban~ dong theirdittle homes and -every: thing:they. have in the world to be. come tramps And seatter. over: the Coast, the time will have cbme: for California to pause and) pom der, the problem, more seriou ly phan she has yet dons.’ A SAD PICDURE. Richatd Wheelér, for mahy Years a practiealininer and now. connected “San Francisco, “To show with the press of writes from this county: you the great } magnitude of the hydraulic mining industry can best be] done by the number of amen. thrown outof employment the several towns I passed throngs. Blue. Tent mines’and neighborhood, 125 ; NorthBloomfeld abd deigh bb@ic0d,? 125 4 Moore's Flat. and npn Abr boy 245; ; Columbia Hill [59 ; Plat, 25 ¥en thi Savy uaa, 109 5 es weet: hand French Corral, 25 0 5 Sinarts ville, 259. Inthe ahoye, few, places the mines enjomed have 1499 men ; now there are additional men whose support comes indirectly from. the mines. Infact, for each man employed ina mine there is given supThus in Che rokee port and-#basiness lo another. the throwin ott, gf, employment, of 1490 men by the the withdrawal of support from 2890. Inines means families, situated cottages, and-fiucly cultivated gar dens; the: yt of cash cannot be estimated” on cosily ‘ > e rv 7 discontinue work and. resume starvahtaining. -phaiay to the,ladies, —Atrinch-of-rain 18s that’ quantity . _ . ay afterngon. + } On each square 6sbtot. * Private insqru ‘tion riven when Qegired. Wunmts Mall’. -_ MICHELL’S.--J “BANCING ACADEMY, . Nevada C ity. . Open on nae ai: Ot. 14th. solters every Friday Kve’g. { iB. ¢ aie: and Gofitlemngn’s . Vlass. IM ; Mhureday eening. ~< Lad¥es he ‘hildren’s Class every Satur-, Terths will be juade ‘known on applications = JOUN MICHELL. Nevada iad Oct Soak Jofin t ‘Shurttelf,_ 10. pouuds avoirdupois, would ‘be 29,993 galtons,* ‘Weigh 236,230, pounds, . -somethifbg “more than 113 tong weight, “to “tha: acre, ‘Phe annual average rainfall in this local ity approxi: ates 50consequently éach were” Geecives about 5,655} tons weight of. Mater ift a,year.: This amount of ware would require a train of 66% eight cars tocarry it,If one havdte. water a 640 acre farm ab this rateit’ “would require figures like ‘these -of the distance to the nearest "fixed ar +Nashvitle American, ! ahs An Appall! ng Faet, sd Mrs Tiney. Stone Blackwell talk . She says thal’ wadts Of time, the wasteof strength: apdahe waste of health whieh Women ateep} on account of ashion is appalling. The ‘shoes, ‘of women have pegs for heels half way under the foot, oa_which they svalk with Anelies, a tottering, hobbling gait, like Chinese ‘women. , Frills, * fringes, cords, straps, — buttons, pull-backs and flouyces, supposed to be,ernamental, bus which shave. no , other ase, burden and deform even our young girls. If the rising generation is to be, lwajthy, there, must be a returti to the sirapler asiwell as We “need artists who can devise simple and more becoming styles. eptaet dresses, which shall secure ue wear hs thedvee aad untrag me ec uye of the whole body es oy} a er : A Granger's Causti¢ Criticism, Appeal. i da DaAiwy 'TRANSCRIPT haste ated its sthijority, being’ 55 years of age, ‘The TRANSCRIP? is a Spirited journal and works hard ‘to represent the sentiments anid premote the interests of its -p&tro?s. an averags of teas, tham $909. fo. . Tae egator gets lit ther {ky eccasion + . day these homes are. w grthiess; not alby, hut then a s falk owips® to the . Fone of them can be soldat. tae ate’LcMmates 4 at . of-ten cents upon the dollar! TPehaleee rane ny A Paxot paper tells How the relenge the re tntation of this, and yet: the cost of those 2,000 destroyed, show an aggregation ‘of a}, 000,000, ‘hi thirty years sliskens has destroyed less than $490,000 5 in four months a Judye of an inferior court, ‘by the stroxe of the pen, de? stroys $1,000,009 worth of homes exgusive of the other damage he.do 8; OT s+broe, tis pity, ‘tis tree,” Weed such is the conditian of wigirs,” liomes, PLUUGED! INPOPOVERTY, San Frangisco Daily Exchange: . *fb is difficult to imagine the gener al distress thistshutting dowmof the hydraulic mines has caused, Fami. ies have been forced to leave their, homes, and took for other locations, j Susjocts firms im the small. towns . which depended upon the furnishing of miners’ supplies for their have been compelled ‘to stispend, . teamsters have had to desert’ cottazes where they have lived for years and seek for employmeut elsewhere, and a prosperous country. jas, heen . plunged iuto poverty and misfortsupport . completed its twenty-lirst year as a Fromts been a success ‘financially, and.no better paper for local news Was ever issued ou the PRcific Coast, Nab P. Brawn, its founder dad hasiness manager, still continues at his. post ‘oftduty. The Traysenee is the-ov. gah of the mininganterests of Neva. da county, and well merits the .sue\ gess it has achieved. , , >.> —-— Superiority Over Bat tae The superiority of aledtrioity over’ eam convincitighy demonstrated: “Yes, sir, we have entered upon an /era of electricity, aud steam will be where by the electrical machine,” -"sHow are they run—theke eleceeut discovery of a rich. miné.‘ten miles fronil Deadwood . was followed in forty-eight Hodis by ‘the -creation of FVest'Virgififa City, ofom) Recorder, ‘sotoraot) (pf fone thousand persou, ayd-the opeuing of nine saluous and two faro banks. Qu the fourth day “a daily newspaper appeared, entering the town. would. suppose. it was established at ‘Teast ‘five: years ago, . t oa a with a iarge pus abvess)on tis: Tight cheek, and is otherwise ‘suffering from pus poison, which he -ays, is hot pyvemia. Z fe —* i ---—a Tur Sultan has three, hundred gooks., of the broth. A-UsELRSS . wasteLOlle that’ will not be squeeze.l. “ROTEL ARRIVALS, . National. Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. Eboy, PROPRIETOR. ‘Tuurspay, Oc. 6, 1SE1. A. J, Brilliant, Downieyille. ALT. Coombs, Grase Valley. R. B. Haluley, Columbia Hill, W. Bowers, San Francisco, Wd. Cole, do Mary Foley. Red Bog. B. Hall, Oak'and, F. M. Pidgeon, Snow Tent, Mrs. A. i Day, San. Francisco, Fred A. Gray, ee aes aiaplady 9 ity, ey cod, Columbi 9 Hill, a, 8 i No 2 & w, , Wymaa Peony Alf Wyman. Miss Lulu Wilson, Miss Aunie Burton, Miss Minnie La Cron, > Henry Graham, Logan Pal. a John Wilhams,, £ Chas. T. WincesSt.. : Chas, AVs Swain, Frank Morse: E cRasrus Bona, Clerk. peommer do ———— s DIED, ing . ily attended to and satisfaction guaranteed, ASSAY OFFICE, Ten Gallun’ Keg. oo. lo. s$3.50 Vive Gallon eq. ses te 1,75 Doge Quart Bottles.. 452 h00 , Le. Ten Gallon IN Og is oleic + eiels ; ‘BOE Five Galton Kees. 6 «eo 2.50 i Pee ars Bettas ccs spew 1.25 Erorter. Ten G af Oe ia ees . 95,00 Pive Gallon Keevs i. .os. 5. 2. 50 Dozen Pingg Hotties .5 east 1.257 Berlin, Weidd Beer, bett nowag® Chainpagne beet tne Moar per dot Try these articles ; they are al of my manifactuve, and 1 any satisfied you will I never wevahy other Drands ‘after giving, the lection . aud pow agtianger Dr. Burts is confined to his bed . * Mechanics ‘Store, It makes one sigh to “bhink é i —_ Attorney at oo a ( FICE Sroad street, opposite Union $t., > Nevadwdkity: ‘All business ‘entrusted to my care prompt-, as Silane ee eo eax uneien eee THOS, PRICE'S . — ANP — * vie one Laboratory; me ! SAC R AMENTO STREET, ° eSan Francisco. disibeths “oF ‘BY LLION RECEIVED, Melted into. Bars, and returns miade in } from twenty-four to forty-ci; axht hours, Bullion can be forws arded to this: office from any part of the interior by express,and returng made in the kame btiinier. Caretnt“Anatesis made of Ores, Metals, Rohe Watorsy:: obndustrial. Products, etc. — Mites éxatinedt anti. reported ’ Apin. + Con sultations on Chemical and Metallurgical questions. @ ded Satins,. Thousands of Ne vanietyofEurop ean Novelties, Wool Hose for Ladies of the East and Cent BROAD We will open this wesk 2 L = AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, _ARRIVI a D AILY ! Saimin, toecaien Stearn actu “Establishments THE DAI NEVADAC ‘yarious Hap) Go to the to-vight, ~ 2 emember the Diamond The Kuigh id Fellows “fire concer for the benef Europe, at the ‘STREET, . JUST ABOVECII LS ELAL&I! all sian of Tiimming Satin, Brocawand Fashionable Buttons, endless isle Thread Hose, Silk Hose, and thildren, Gent’s Socks, Lisle, Cotton, ‘Wool and Cashmere from 5 cents to 149 cents. Chadwick's = Eng» Notice . HEREBY 6 nive Tenyy Mateohn Calkins; y his tine, 1 will not be responAnny son HS fe uebes or claim any of his . lish Spool Cotton and Corticello Spool Silk, the best in the world. earnings. * MALGOEM D, CALKINS. » rl nematic “A Congress of Curiésities from the sunny, shor es Ons Australia TS THE : PUB LEG, . wilkhe on Exhibition. OTIC Bi is here by given that on and af ter this date f wi Al sell IN Lager Beer, Ale.& Porter, At the-fokawing T+ OG! Beer: YUeS ¢ Warranted to be the’ best. 1G) GEHRIG, + them a faje trial, o6 _» Milwaukee Brewery. FINE NEW GOODS $20,000 FALL & WINTER , Goons aaa RECEIVED AT THE Transcript ‘Block, Commercial Street, + Nevatla,’ ONE PRICE TO ALL, During the last Sixty Days . have disposed of nearly all miy old stagk and have just received the most conplete stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, CENT’S FURNISIING COONS, To be found in any house in Nevada City, Thave but one price for cash, whieh shail be 5 based on-so staall a matgin as to defy any Idvitimate competition. Give wea call. I stialfcontinne in the future as. Ihave in the past, to sell Goods at ; BEDROCK PRICES! ° ]T extend a cordial invitation to my friends ' the fight, while it does nedgnatter to ever eeeing one. the Lisa Wuether miners la the i + “Bysteam L bla ha Sept. 30, 1881; Jacob M. Preston of Nes ada! and € months. At Grass Lake, Tuskers county, <, Michtiyan? ‘reston (father. of & ity) need Tl years ine my New Goods and: Prices before pure chasing elsewhere, COMEDY COMPANY, . Seewyhat ‘the Press says about and the public gencrally to call and exam. ’ ules: to close out. Ladiés™wo Bit"Lies only Nine Cents. nine Cents. Men’s We have made special reduc tions. “en Men's Sitk Searfs reduced to One Dollar ‘Per dealing, : Call this week without fail at the NIN NE CEN many arti Dozen.-— Corsets from Qué Dollar to ThirtyColored Shirts 33 1-3 Cents. We have for all a’fellow feeling and do not ea sity “WEVADA THEATRE. ——kxtraordinary . WYRIAN’S . CALIFORNIA THEATRE Thursday, Friday & Saturday Evenings, and Saturday Matinee, October 6th, 7th 7th and 8th. {RRS “ALF. WYMAN ~—-AND— mi8S LULU'WILSON, Supportea’ bya Powerful Dramatic Comparry. “SEE OUR RECORD ! 42 Nights wn Chicago, 21 Nights in St. Louis, 14 Nights in Califomia Theatre, San 4 rancisco, stg AA EX CE ET. Prices of Admission, $1 and 50 cents,. No extra-chatwe fér reserved seats 5 to be had? ad Minyon’s Drug Store. F. Von BUELOW, M. D,, Physician and Surgeon. ( FFICE in Belden’s Drug Store, Building, Nevada City. Mason Residence on Winter Street, opposite W. H. Crawford's, Drayage and Express. DAN. BAKER ~+ Proprictor ar Prepared to transport heavy aud light articles fo any part of~the city,.at the y Lowest Living Rates All orders carefully and promptly attended to, and satisfaction gueranteed, CAMPBELL'S . Hot Sulphur Springs ! The Greatest Remedy for Rheumatism aud Neuralgia in California, Jones & Williams Proprietors. @ Loe * a ES Springs are atte ¥ i : >, nated one mile from SierBATHS . raville, in Sierta county, miles from Tru wkee, in a beauti' ul ‘valley, and are reached b by eifom Truckee, over an evew. gradel pi The Hotel is supplied-with the best the market affords, pes everything is done for the cous ort add happiness oithe guests. Open ‘all the Year round, Good hunting and fishing. Vehicl hand for the accommodation of Sehictes © Septemberand Getoler are good months 1 Ee NATHAN, to visit these spr ngs fer Rheumation and Pz) PATH Tt. ‘The Public is CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS hnitations.: SiePioneer Baking Powder isthe onlyPowder con-. sisting of nothing but REFINED Grape Cream Tartar and SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. SAN FRANCISCO. © MILLINERY =AND= FANCY / GOODS. MISS M. W. -PIERCE AD i dopa to inform the people ot NEVADA CITY And vicinity, that she will’ open a Storé om Monday, August 22d, ASsI, For Fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods, On Broad Street, next above the Where she will te pleased te welcome all, and respectfally invites an ingpection of her Neuralgia, 520 Stuck of Gouds, and asks ja share ahs ¥g trade, FY wt — Engine Horse, : BnglishBicarbSoda. A Scnitune & (2. 0 net somethin: ‘Wm. ¢.5 been granted ing abd pulve Hon. Niles heen elected of the State . for Orphans. The Board : day received mysterous at gation. The iy erazy. The card « ‘péars in ano TRANSCRIPT committed t wil be pro attended to. ~ headquarter Block to the Caldwell: on sh ~The follos adted in the aday, Judged i ~ tion “for The Peop! Time for: sph. Mon lay.°G., Oreali fendant’sde Cia _ The Peop Pingree, . L information guilty, The Peop! Defendant's overruled, : plead, T., WeMe als,, Hearir n¢ Thursday n The San F enlightens vu cerning the (or rather th , company wh Wednesday » dence js str the advanee Exchange sa of the Fabbr a short andi five persons. the troupe Montegriffo ; at the Bay, : troupe are al der assumed —We-STISPeCter ‘formance, We ‘ire 3 that in all pr the exteitsi put up on th will bevbegu and maching substantial 4 erty Will be possible,’ J carried on ¥ ing contrast puffed. oneg ——. Mi helt John Mi . daneing-aene the 14th inst party, D classes and have a-sehiog can Feéomm that place a tent instruc ass IRK wi for large pic aay time. be days,™ a : Lett 3 2 f J ast veda the latest sty boys’ tata, and Pine str Pngas v ‘and fidished on hadsbe ‘Quirk : thave a8. gor? —

2 a The Daily Transcript, ‘WEVADA’ CITY, CALIFORNI Ae ors et. gi 1881. —— : &s snutday,0 i POE DY DAU LIC MavERS. ee stain Views of the Situation sve bDifferent Stanidpoints. The people of Nevada count y+ are neither cowards nor babes, ‘They know av lintithey are about, sat are . 4 : . attcntion to dis’ mountains are hangry or not. He +owil-geek-te-panish the_operators of . dthe-mings,,.but it will appear gat, they are-sfot responsible for thé “be, gigning of work.” W hake will “he. dé. then? ‘He canno$ arrest! the, efi dvds of puiners, and they will ordefs, = then seck to get the Governor to oi out the militia and make. war against Lhat would be Even if the these workirignen? a peculiar spectacle. because they refused £0. one. 7) men tu Pe of land via What is am Ingh_ of Rain? ———— vedicinfalling upon a” level, suitface and ot absorbed @r allowed to ran rote would stand one igh in depth. The a@mpount of wale: fang upon an ish aly one hought to” the who has given "tT subject, DC surface there would. be 144 cubic inches, and op-ene acre, whieh ¢ontains 43,560 square’ feet would be militiamen were willing. to sioot $¢ esp. oath eatbid inches, : ‘Which reseach .conready: to detend their action to—the bitter eud. It is nob_a war of their. on making. ‘They haveq0i nted out. plans to-compromise, and offered to coutrivute more than theirshare towards ¢ atryins ‘the same into. effect. Hae ge angers have made but one re7 to the applicants, and that is to spand-. unconditional ~ sirren ler, ‘ne miners, smarting under, the conditions that. attend lou; g-continued enforced ‘idleness from labor, _have boeiharasse . by the vile abuse and jniamons, threats of such newspapers ‘ aaithe de, andy, thederty insibua+ tigns ofthe ill-informad portion of the San Franciseo press, to say nobhdug of the one-sided mandates isssued a oipt-of the prejudiced ‘valley courts, t ll they have -been forced , to. adopt: the Only alternative that remains— ~ wWihielr means thatthey w ill no longer ha the play things of Judge Keyser asd his éggers-on, No threats of javading arm ies can -toersorize. them, ew Na constabulary forces ean -drive them from their strongholds. They @ we not warring against.ehe jistidaws of thélrdmloved Btate-er Nation; but thay do dafy avy and alk cinys of ui: principled legal, , political or joyrnalAtly man who charges against the «Govjatic aliysters, tae iLi.treason cermnent op-with being rebelajn the of the term had better ata safe -distince } O MOMS keep his fom them, to have theirloyalty aa AmerSense sarong They are.wgmore in @ humor ican cléwens questioned than ghey meekness to bow their heads in while an anholy’ warfare’ 4s hein s wasrerk to ruin theie homes aid scattar sheir families. Mén with eurpty hungry families know but one law, lardexs “and and that is the first law of nature, : HAS FITS. Thewljtorottirs Loo-shoutd-takee+clickers baths daily and keep a slitkens-raised. cabba:e leaf im. his hat from this time forth,. He is sorely atllicted with the fits that we kuew-awould be daveloped as soon as he heard that the hydraulic mines had started to work. We some of his ravings: “What means this sound: of treason that comes rolling: down the “ynountains through . the couuuns af tlic Nevada county joutnalg? They JL ous that the hydraalie miners oe have resolved to disobey fe Courts.aud to spit upon and defy the law, and that the. act is ale ally im dorsed by the citizens ! What indaus allthis? Aro. we.a christian, laveaviding people, or ate we barbirians: and (traitors? Sure’y the 3 keprodnos press and the people of Nevada . county do not ‘intend to. revolt aginst the Government and deft into “opeti treason ? South . Carolina set the bad example, dwo. de“eules 40, and she euffered . severely *-dor it.’ “Te the s’ave masters might. not become traitors ‘and be Tet alone, neithey can a handfal of foreign . ceOorpors ations, who have come here to deface our hills and destroy our valleys, upon the law and set all. deceney at detianee,” ‘Paese mountain rebels openly proolaim, as we are told, that they will no$ abide by anything but force, “Are artogadt slave nmis ers made ihe sane declaration—but they . ane, : abideod -at last. ‘Iveasou will not ae ane +. soug be tolerated in California, and} Mining Organ of Nevada County. woetotherebels if they dare to : es raise an OFA in defence of their [Virginia City Bntetprige. . wickedness. ‘The people who pouriit a ee cel Ont their money ‘and their men The. Nevada (Cal) Taansenter +o liberally it to reign long here. TITS WRONG IDBA, The M irysville Appeal thinks this: “This isa pretty piece of business, aid one that. ealls for prompt and ' decided action on ‘the part of . the authorities, It is pro ably a move. meat that is ‘itanticipated my pos. * sibly influencg if not intimidate the . C ‘ourte.”” YIWE TO PAUSE AND REFLECT. , In the course of a léngthy editorial j ate thes san Francisco Alta says:' ‘Key ser will attempt to enforce his in; done away forever-—replaced ‘ev eryjunction, for Keyser is not hungry» and it is to his interes to keep up trical machines? I don't ranober Out of this number two-thirds” have be permitted to trample . to suppress treason in . the South are net Likely to permit . daily journal last Taesday. first issue to the present time dtshas . +iouab Keyser'a command, bhi deprave question arjses whether there would be enough of them to succeed, If. it should come to’ the fiers” mise mit resotately; and. there are thousandsofthem, When it slratl reach the point of ordlering the Gatling guns-to the ‘mountains, to the miners the choice be. a. conflict, enfores upon. of sitting still and starving or aban~ dong theirdittle homes and -every: thing:they. have in the world to be. come tramps And seatter. over: the Coast, the time will have cbme: for California to pause and) pom der, the problem, more seriou ly phan she has yet dons.’ A SAD PICDURE. Richatd Wheelér, for mahy Years a practiealininer and now. connected “San Francisco, “To show with the press of writes from this county: you the great } magnitude of the hydraulic mining industry can best be] done by the number of amen. thrown outof employment the several towns I passed throngs. Blue. Tent mines’and neighborhood, 125 ; NorthBloomfeld abd deigh bb@ic0d,? 125 4 Moore's Flat. and npn Abr boy 245; ; Columbia Hill [59 ; Plat, 25 ¥en thi Savy uaa, 109 5 es weet: hand French Corral, 25 0 5 Sinarts ville, 259.. Inthe ahoye, few, places the mines enjomed have 1499 men ; now there are additional men whose support comes indirectly from. the mines. Infact, for each man employed ina mine there is given supThus in Che rokee port and-#basiness lo another. the throwin ott, gf, employment, of 1490 men by the the withdrawal of support from 2890. Inines means families, situated cottages, and-fiucly cultivated gar dens; the: yt of cash cannot be estimated” on cosily ‘ > e rv 7 discontinue work and. resume starvahtaining. -phaiay to the,ladies, —Atrinch-of-rain 18s that’ quantity . _ . ay afterngon. + } On each square 6sbtot. * Private insqru ‘tion riven when Qegired. Wunmts Mall’.. -_ MICHELL’S.--J “BANCING ACADEMY, . Nevada C ity. . Open on nae ai: Ot. 14th. solters every Friday Kve’g. { iB. ¢ aie: and Gofitlemngn’s . Vlass. IM ; Mhureday eening. ~< Lad¥es he ‘hildren’s Class every Satur-, Terths will be juade ‘known on applications = JOUN MICHELL. Nevada iad Oct Soak Jofin t ‘Shurttelf,_ 10. pouuds avoirdupois, would ‘be 29,993 galtons,* ‘Weigh 236,230, pounds, . -somethifbg “more than 113 tong weight, “to “tha: acre, ‘Phe annual average rainfall in this local ity approxi: ates 50consequently éach were” Geecives about 5,655} tons weight of. Mater ift a,year.: This amount of ware would require a train of 66% eight cars tocarry it,If one havdte. water a 640 acre farm ab this rateit’ “would require figures like ‘these -of the distance to the nearest "fixed ar +Nashvitle American, ! ahs An Appall! ng Faet, sd Mrs Tiney. Stone Blackwell talk . She says thal’ wadts Of time, the wasteof strength: apdahe waste of health whieh Women ateep} on account of ashion is appalling. The ‘shoes, ‘of women have pegs for heels half way under the foot, oa_which they svalk with Anelies, a tottering, hobbling gait, like Chinese ‘women. , Frills, * fringes, cords, straps, — buttons, pull-backs and flouyces, supposed to be,ernamental, bus which shave. no , other ase, burden and deform even our young girls. If the rising generation is to be, lwajthy, there, must be a returti to the sirapler asiwell as We “need artists who can devise simple and more becoming styles. eptaet dresses, which shall secure ue wear hs thedvee aad untrag me ec uye of the whole body es oy} a er : A Granger's Causti¢ Criticism, Appeal. i da DaAiwy 'TRANSCRIPT haste ated its sthijority, being’ 55 years of age, ‘The TRANSCRIP? is a Spirited journal and works hard ‘to represent the sentiments anid premote the interests of its -p&tro?s. an averags of teas, tham $909. fo. . Tae egator gets lit ther {ky eccasion + . day these homes are. w grthiess; not alby, hut then a s falk owips® to the . Fone of them can be soldat. tae ate’LcMmates 4 at . of-ten cents upon the dollar! TPehaleee rane ny A Paxot paper tells How the relenge the re tntation of this, and yet: the cost of those 2,000 destroyed, show an aggregation ‘of a}, 000,000, ‘hi thirty years sliskens has destroyed less than $490,000 5 in four months a Judye of an inferior court, ‘by the stroxe of the pen, de? stroys $1,000,009 worth of homes exgusive of the other damage he.do 8; OT s+broe, tis pity, ‘tis tree,” Weed such is the conditian of wigirs,” liomes, PLUUGED! INPOPOVERTY, San Frangisco Daily Exchange: . *fb is difficult to imagine the gener al distress thistshutting dowmof the hydraulic mines has caused, Fami. ies have been forced to leave their, homes, and took for other locations, j Susjocts firms im the small. towns . which depended upon the furnishing of miners’ supplies for their have been compelled ‘to stispend, . teamsters have had to desert’ cottazes where they have lived for years and seek for employmeut elsewhere, and a prosperous country. jas, heen . plunged iuto poverty and misfortsupport . completed its twenty-lirst year as a Fromts been a success ‘financially, and.no better paper for local news Was ever issued ou the PRcific Coast, Nab P. Brawn, its founder dad hasiness manager, still continues at his. post ‘oftduty. The Traysenee is the-ov. gah of the mininganterests of Neva. da county, and well merits the .sue\ gess it has achieved. , , >.> —-— Superiority Over Bat tae The superiority of aledtrioity over’ eam convincitighy demonstrated: “Yes, sir, we have entered upon an /era of electricity, aud steam will be where by the electrical machine,” -"sHow are they run—theke eleceeut discovery of a rich. miné.‘ten miles fronil Deadwood . was followed in forty-eight Hodis by ‘the -creation of FVest'Virgififa City, ofom) Recorder, ‘sotoraot) (pf fone thousand persou, ayd-the opeuing of nine saluous and two faro banks. Qu the fourth day “a daily newspaper appeared, entering the town. would. suppose. it was established at ‘Teast ‘five: years ago, . t oa a with a iarge pus abvess)on tis: Tight cheek, and is otherwise ‘suffering from pus poison, which he -ays, is hot pyvemia. Z fe —* i ---—a Tur Sultan has three, hundred gooks., of the broth. A-UsELRSS . wasteLOlle that’ will not be squeeze.l. “ROTEL ARRIVALS, . National. Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. Eboy, PROPRIETOR. ‘Tuurspay, Oc. 6, 1SE1. A. J, Brilliant, Downieyille. ALT. Coombs, Grase Valley. R. B. Haluley, Columbia Hill, W. Bowers, San Francisco, Wd. Cole, do Mary Foley. Red Bog. B. Hall, Oak'and,

F. M. Pidgeon, Snow Tent, Mrs. A. i Day, San. Francisco, Fred A. Gray, ee aes aiaplady 9 ity, ey cod, Columbi 9 Hill, a, 8 i No 2 & w, , Wymaa Peony Alf Wyman. Miss Lulu Wilson, Miss Aunie Burton, Miss Minnie La Cron, > Henry Graham, Logan Pal. a John Wilhams,, £ Chas. T. WincesSt... : Chas, AVs Swain, Frank Morse: E cRasrus Bona, Clerk. peommer do ———— s DIED, ing . ily attended to and satisfaction guaranteed, ASSAY OFFICE, Ten Gallun’ Keg. oo. lo. s$3.50 Vive Gallon eq. ses te 1,75 Doge Quart Bottles... 452 h00 , Le. Ten Gallon IN Og is oleic + eiels ; ‘BOE Five Galton Kees. 6 «eo 2.50 i Pee ars Bettas ccs spew 1.25 Erorter. Ten G af Oe ia ees . 95,00 Pive Gallon Keevs i. .os. 5. 2. 50 Dozen Pingg Hotties .5 east 1.257 Berlin, Weidd Beer, bett nowag® Chainpagne beet tne Moar per dot Try these articles ; they are al of my manifactuve, and 1 any satisfied you will I never wevahy other Drands ‘after giving, the lection . aud pow agtianger Dr. Burts is confined to his bed . * Mechanics ‘Store, It makes one sigh to “bhink é i —_ Attorney at oo a ( FICE Sroad street, opposite Union $t., > Nevadwdkity: ‘All business ‘entrusted to my care prompt-, as Silane ee eo eax uneien eee THOS, PRICE'S . — ANP — * vie one Laboratory; me ! SAC R AMENTO STREET, ° eSan Francisco. disibeths “oF ‘BY LLION RECEIVED, Melted into. Bars, and returns miade in } from twenty-four to forty-ci; axht hours, Bullion can be forws arded to this: office from any part of the interior by express,and returng made in the kame btiinier. Caretnt“Anatesis made of Ores, Metals, Rohe Watorsy:: obndustrial. Products, etc. — Mites éxatinedt anti. reported ’ Apin. + Con sultations on Chemical and Metallurgical questions. @ ded Satins,. Thousands of Ne vanietyofEurop ean Novelties, Wool Hose for Ladies of the East and Cent BROAD We will open this wesk 2 L = AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, _ARRIVI a D AILY ! Saimin, toecaien Stearn actu “Establishments THE DAI NEVADAC ‘yarious Hap) Go to the to-vight, ~ 2 emember the Diamond The Kuigh id Fellows “fire concer for the benef Europe, at the ‘STREET, . JUST ABOVECII LS ELAL&I! all sian of Tiimming Satin, Brocawand Fashionable Buttons, endless isle Thread Hose, Silk Hose, and thildren, Gent’s Socks, Lisle, Cotton, ‘Wool and Cashmere from 5 cents to 149 cents. Chadwick's = Eng» Notice . HEREBY 6 nive Tenyy Mateohn Calkins; y his tine, 1 will not be responAnny son HS fe uebes or claim any of his . lish Spool Cotton and Corticello Spool Silk, the best in the world. earnings. * MALGOEM D, CALKINS. » rl nematic “A Congress of Curiésities from the sunny, shor es Ons Australia TS THE : PUB LEG, . wilkhe on Exhibition. OTIC Bi is here by given that on and af ter this date f wi Al sell IN Lager Beer, Ale.& Porter, At the-fokawing T+ OG! Beer: YUeS ¢ Warranted to be the’ best. 1G) GEHRIG, + them a faje trial, o6 _» Milwaukee Brewery. FINE NEW GOODS $20,000 FALL & WINTER , Goons aaa RECEIVED AT THE Transcript ‘Block, Commercial Street, + Nevatla,’ ONE PRICE TO ALL, During the last Sixty Days . have disposed of nearly all miy old stagk and have just received the most conplete stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, CENT’S FURNISIING COONS, To be found in any house in Nevada City, Thave but one price for cash, whieh shail be 5 based on-so staall a matgin as to defy any Idvitimate competition. Give wea call. I stialfcontinne in the future as. Ihave in the past, to sell Goods at ; BEDROCK PRICES! ° ]T extend a cordial invitation to my friends ' the fight, while it does nedgnatter to ever eeeing one. the Lisa Wuether miners la the i + “Bysteam L bla ha Sept. 30, 1881; Jacob M. Preston of Nes ada! and € months. At Grass Lake, Tuskers county, <, Michtiyan? ‘reston (father. of & ity) need Tl years ine my New Goods and: Prices before pure chasing elsewhere, COMEDY COMPANY, . Seewyhat ‘the Press says about and the public gencrally to call and exam. ’ ules: to close out. Ladiés™wo Bit"Lies only Nine Cents. nine Cents. Men’s We have made special reduc tions. “en Men's Sitk Searfs reduced to One Dollar ‘Per dealing, : Call this week without fail at the NIN NE CEN many arti Dozen.-— Corsets from Qué Dollar to ThirtyColored Shirts 33 1-3 Cents. We have for all a’fellow feeling and do not ea sity “WEVADA THEATRE. ——kxtraordinary . WYRIAN’S . CALIFORNIA THEATRE Thursday, Friday & Saturday Evenings, and Saturday Matinee, October 6th, 7th 7th and 8th. {RRS “ALF. WYMAN ~—-AND— mi8S LULU'WILSON, Supportea’ bya Powerful Dramatic Comparry. “SEE OUR RECORD ! 42 Nights wn Chicago, 21 Nights in St. Louis, 14 Nights in Califomia Theatre, San 4 rancisco, stg AA EX CE ET. Prices of Admission, $1 and 50 cents,. No extra-chatwe fér reserved seats 5 to be had? ad Minyon’s Drug Store. F. Von BUELOW, M. D,, Physician and Surgeon. ( FFICE in Belden’s Drug Store, Building, Nevada City. Mason Residence on Winter Street, opposite W. H. Crawford's, Drayage and Express. DAN. BAKER ~+ Proprictor ar Prepared to transport heavy aud light articles fo any part of~the city,.at the y Lowest Living Rates All orders carefully and promptly attended to, and satisfaction gueranteed, CAMPBELL'S . Hot Sulphur Springs ! The Greatest Remedy for Rheumatism aud Neuralgia in California, Jones & Williams Proprietors. @ Loe * a ES Springs are atte ¥ i : >, nated one mile from SierBATHS . raville, in Sierta county, miles from Tru wkee, in a beauti' ul ‘valley, and are reached b by eifom Truckee, over an evew. gradel pi The Hotel is supplied-with the best the market affords, pes everything is done for the cous ort add happiness oithe guests. Open ‘all the Year round, Good hunting and fishing. Vehicl hand for the accommodation of Sehictes © Septemberand Getoler are good months 1 Ee NATHAN, to visit these spr ngs fer Rheumation and Pz) PATH Tt. ‘The Public is CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS hnitations.: SiePioneer Baking Powder isthe onlyPowder con-. sisting of nothing but REFINED Grape Cream Tartar and SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. SAN FRANCISCO. © MILLINERY =AND= FANCY / GOODS. MISS M. W. -PIERCE AD i dopa to inform the people ot NEVADA CITY And vicinity, that she will’ open a Storé om Monday, August 22d, ASsI, For Fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods, On Broad Street, next above the Where she will te pleased te welcome all, and respectfally invites an ingpection of her Neuralgia, 520 Stuck of Gouds, and asks ja share ahs ¥g trade, FY wt — Engine Horse, : BnglishBicarbSoda. A Scnitune & (2. 0 net somethin: ‘Wm. ¢.5 been granted ing abd pulve Hon. Niles heen elected of the State . for Orphans. The Board : day received mysterous at gation. The iy erazy. The card « ‘péars in ano TRANSCRIPT committed t wil be pro attended to. ~ headquarter Block to the Caldwell: on sh ~The follos adted in the aday, Judged i ~ tion “for The Peop! Time for: sph. Mon lay.°G., Oreali fendant’sde Cia _ The Peop Pingree, . L information guilty, The Peop! Defendant's overruled, : plead, T., WeMe als,, Hearir n¢ Thursday n The San F enlightens vu cerning the (or rather th , company wh Wednesday » dence js str the advanee Exchange sa of the Fabbr a short andi five persons. the troupe Montegriffo ; at the Bay, : troupe are al der assumed —We-STISPeCter ‘formance, We ‘ire 3 that in all pr the exteitsi put up on th will bevbegu and maching substantial 4 erty Will be possible,’ J carried on ¥ ing contrast puffed. oneg ——. Mi helt John Mi . daneing-aene the 14th inst party, D classes and have a-sehiog can Feéomm that place a tent instruc ass IRK wi for large pic aay time. be days,™ a : Lett 3 2 f J ast veda the latest sty boys’ tata, and Pine str Pngas v ‘and fidished on hadsbe ‘Quirk : thave a8. gor? —