October 9, 1879 (4 pages)

SS a She Daily Sransevipt REVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Thursday. Se Cae th, 1879. es October 9 The Farmers Not Unanimous. The ‘ dbbris. question, which jus -now is theall important one engag ing the attention of the two great in terests of this section of the Stdte has near y culminated in an oper. Warfare between tha farm2rsa of th valley an. the miners, aud itis mos. unfortunats that i. shoud be. so where ths interests anil wetfare-o, both indwssrivs-are mutual, and any rupture is certain—te—-earry—disaste.— ‘andruin to one or the other. Iwuld seem that the hasty action °o: certain parties in Marysviilz, pre tending to represent the whole people of our sister city and of the val. ley genera'ly, is not ouly ill-advise: and untime'y, but in direct oppos! tion to the wishas of a large class “© the citizensincluding mary of thy’ property owaers anl tax payers. ‘In placing an injunction upon the mines, tobs followed by long con tinued litigation, the parties in complaint are obliged to .urnishe.l bonds, and they a3k that the credit of th: city of Marysvi le shall ‘bz pledged to secure thase bouds (for in no other manner cau suits be ‘carried on) The thouzhtiul and responsib e men of Marysville are alarmed, as very naturally the’ may well be, for in this they fursos an additional burden of taxation, wholly inadequate to any gooithat will or is at all likely tv be derived. There cari doubt that, should the city of Marysville become security for the bonds, be no in the eveni of failure to win, an] the result will be as we have ‘stated. To say therefore that this action szainst the miners is the expression of a unavimity of sentiment on the part of the people of the valley, and vf Marysville more particularly, is not only inconsistent but absurd on its face. The conclusion that we are forced toarrive at, is that certain ambitious, bat not wholly — tible, legal gentlemen. from there and etsewhere haye a very large finger in the pie, and that these actions have been commenced, not in the interest of the long-suffering and unfortunate farmer who may happen to be the owner of a few acres of oor land bordering on the banks of the rivers said to be affectal, but-to enrich and gloriiy themselves at the expense of their clients. Let us hope that such is the ease, and that the better judgment of the people wi!l enable them to ses the mistake that has-been made and apply the remedy ere it is too late. = Deer Creek Mines. A crushing of ‘twenty tons from Rogers & Ragon’s New Constitution imine on Deer creek, opposite Worrell’s ranch, was made at the. Deadwaod mill this week. It paid about tthe same amount per ton as the last one, which is a few dollars less than the owners expected. A crushing is about to be taken to the same mill this week from Pare. & Kagon’s claim, situated on the opposite side of the creek and about a quarter of*a mile below. Both of these mines are in a district where no quartz mining to speak of has been done until this season, and they are paying well enough to demonstrate that extended developments.there are warranted by the richness and size of the various ledges which abound, ——K en > > Sp — Taxed te Death. While the people of Nevada coun; ty are growling at the weight of the tax imposed upon them, ‘we ‘refer them to the situation in Yuba’ éounty for consolation. The Supervisors there have just met and fixed: the tax for 1879-80 at $2.50 on the hundred dollars, or 60 cents highe than ours. By ‘the time that the ~—~«itizens of Marysville have also paid the outrageou ly high costs that wii be inflicted on them if they persist in fighting out their suit against the miners, they will find tiie load .go heavy that it will sink them jp bank. ruptcy both as a community and a: individuals. : iatformation Wanted, Will the Sacramento papers publish the vote of the State on the Chinese immigration question submitted on the third ultimo? So far the people in these parts have had t. con~~ “tent thamsetves with guessing at the rea , 2 , she will have to redeem those bonds. ° 7"? *"°"S* J. Wig Baily, eee os some Oficial Bends Filed, ‘According to law, the various township and ¢ounty officers elect must file bonds with the County ceceive his offizial notices uf election. These notices were with two excepobs sent out Septer ber 28th, and “tp ty date only the foilowing have veaponded: ' Supervisor — Fayette Battis; suréies, ‘Thos. Legg, H. S. Welch, W. J. Vinton, Jno. T. Morgaa, K, M. Zreatou, J. Nailiziger, Casas. Kent, D. 3. Baker, K. Caspar. Road Commissioner—Fayette Batzis; sureties, W. D. Vintoa, Joan TP. Aorgaa, D. S. Bakar, E. M. Pres son, C. J. N-fiiziger. oc4 CE Supervisor—H. L. Day; sureties, ‘fosepn Gray, W. H. Heals, ROD. Panl Monk. ° Day; Jascaza, P. Saeri.lan, Road Commissioner—H. L, sureties, John Keiser, Jalius Adoiph '. WoYoung, b F. cet Davis. Constable—Wim. Reynolds; surecies, John Polglase, A Lucas. Moody, Ham Co istay.e—J. W. Peters; sure ties, Rouben Lsech, W.-L Towu? sand, : Justice of the Peace --Geo. W. Qaastsr; snretiea, S. McKay, FE idtlen. Coastable — E'drel Northup, sureties, R. T. Powell, Wm. Menner Justive of the Peace—Henry Davis; sureties, Caleb Harvington, John Johnston, District Attorngy—-¥. H. Gaylord, sureties, F’. Barekhaltgr JF. Moody. Justice ef the Peacs—Joha Keis sureties, . PS Burckhalter, Jonys. ; _Justic2 of the Peace——-W. H ShelJe er; Lex Moek,-P. Branstetter, ; Corower—Frank Hass; sureties, S. Novitzky, S. M. Harris, ‘I hos. thet, Chas Leech County Assessor—Daniel Collins; sureties, J. Coleman. Ex-olflicio Tax M, -Laxeinan, John eC. Collector— Daniel: Collins; ‘sureties, Thomas Cloke, Martin Yord. , Justice of the Paace—R. FE. Roba sureties, Geo. C, Gaylord, onathan Clark, Geo. W. Welch. -County Surveyor—J, G. Hartweil; sureties, W. C. Groves, K. O. Tompkins, Charles Kent, Kitts, é Conty Clerk-—John E. Carr; sureties, Henry Wohler, Jas. F. Judd, Ww, Gaorg:, S. Novitzky, J. C. Conaway, Jas. J. Orr, Thomas Othet. County Auditor—Joha KE. Cavr; sureties, W. H. Benson, W. D, Woods, Wm, George, S. Bennoit, Peter Brunstetter, Geo. Murphy, J. Harrigan, J. A. Friend. Superintendent of Schools—John T. Wickes; sureties, Jas; Lakenan, S. H. Dille. James » A Door-yard Mine. Underneath Nevada City, running hither and thither in tions. are myraids of gald-bearing quartz veins, Among them is one that old residents say extends from near W. R, Coe’s shoe store, across the ravine in a easterly direction, and following nearly parallel with Water street reaches out towards the north bank of Deer creek half a mile beyond the eastern:limits .of town. The croppings have b:en found several times by housebuilders, It was seenin laying the foundation of the Episcopal church, again under a woodshed near the corner of Water and Nevada, streets, and also in digging adrain on th: former street near its head. From surface indications the ledge is belieyed to be between 12 and 20 inches thick, and rich in gold, although no one has ever yet sunk on it. W. T. Joyce isrunning a tunnel into the hill ia his “houselot which is located on the south side, of Water street, about midway of its length. A good-sized stringer) was deve'oped on first beginning work. The tunnel is now in about thirty feet, the top of it being some 20 feet blow theroal-bed. \ r)J ys ho,e to reach a ledge before going ten feet more. Should he fail in so doing, the the chances are good for striking a vein of water, which will in itself be almost as valuable as a gold mine. er Netter Comet ea Smuew at Moore's Flat. divers direcThe first snow of the season at Moore’s Flat fell during this week's storm. A hard wird blew, and Mondiy night the big white flakes came down in true midwinter style, ka Carpets and Oil Cloths at re: Clerk ih ten days frow the time they! was sent from this county to Sau jraving @ pistol and a dink ou’ h.: ‘church, ‘my Reardan as pianist. ‘ — ol TS EN! PME IRS Anmotucr Atrest Made. FP AEP 5 03 8% Forsome timethe authorities here have suspéetedithat a party giving his name as Jerees H. Wade, who Quentin in November, 1575, for a term of one year for burglary, was Linterested im the robbery of th Moore’s Flat stage and .murder 01 Wm. F. Cummings. They ‘sent.a description of him to nearly al parts of the coast. Last Saturday Marshal Blume discovered that a party. known as George Robinson, alias Mulvane, alias Wilson, who wa: stopping with a pal at: the Cosino polital Hotel in Petaluma, Sonoma county, and having his mea's take. to lis room, answered “*Wate’s”-+le— scripton. He was arrested Suntiay ifterunoon in the roojn. Aithough person, he made no resistance.— There seems to be some dou st as t vhether he is Wade or not. cate he has a bad record. Atany Hs $3 au id offender, having served tio oi cheee terms in San:Quentin for buyslary and grand larceny, one bei, 4 8ix years sentence for breakin; The loca, vuthorities were not officially not:en a Safe in, Sonoma, ded of his arrest, and have therefo. aot gone to San Franciseo.whicre le vas taken Tuesday, .after him. It icer will bring him here. ae Se ae ee ae The Local Pinafo.c. To-morrow evening Pinafore, with its solenin ludicrousness and charm& Ss understood that the arresting of. ° ” ema Le ee Board of sa corvisor® Wepnesray, Oct. 8. A petition. was presented from Thomes Freeman asking that an appropriation ef $609 be made from the iundg of the county wherewith to vdiistract two new bridges on the road between North Sam Juan and bridge, the petitioner pledging himself to furnish-all addi.#reeman’s tional muney required for the improvement, p-opriation be made as asked for. —‘_A petition was presented fiom citizens of Meadow Lake aad v.cinity, asking that John Kuveland be grantal loave to collect tollon the Donner Lake wagou roal beading from Cisco unl rates of tolb established. . . The Wyoming rout was declared luly completed-aud accept:d:s by W. 4, Smith as Road Cospmissioner. The qudrterly reports of the Covnoy Treasurer and Roa} Commissionvs Wo TRS mith and M. Byrne, Jv, +1 were examined and approved. A number of demands against the county for werk on roads were=examined and ordered paids: A petition was chat the voad between Moore’s Fiat received asking und Bloody Run be repa:red. Taken uuder advisement. SF ik aha lp aL. Tae duvenile **Pinafore.” The Juveaile Pinafore troupe will appear at the Theatre in /this city Saturday evening, They are a bright iot of childven. Tha oldest one im ing music will be rendered at: the . Theatre of this city by some of the leading singers in this city and Grass Valley, the proceeds to be applied to . the benefit of ‘lrinity (Episcopal) Saturday night a performance will be given at Grass Vailey. The following is the cast of characters : Sir Joseph Porter, K. C, B., First Lord of the Admiralty, T. D. Davenport, Capt. Corcoran, commanding H. M. 8. Pinafore, Wm. Moore. Ra ph Rackstraw, able Seaman, Ed. Brown. Dick Deadeye, able Seaman, Jas. Aver. Bill Bobstay, Boatswain, Georve Howarth. : Sam Slashem, Boatswain's Mate, H. Rodyers., Bob Becket, Carpenter's Mate, T. Hooper. Tom Tucker, Midshi ny Canfield. Tom Bowlin, H, Campbe'. Captain of Marimes, Charley Hanson. , Josephine, the Captain’s Daughter, Mrs. C. S. Wells. Little Buctercup, Mrs. Cripps a Portsmoith Bnmboat Woman, M.-s. Dr. Welch. Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin, Mrs. M, B. Potter. Prof. Chase-will serve in the cay 4 pacity of musical divector, and Tompmite, John_ = Wind-Up Gravel Claim. The wind-up Gravel Mining -Company are prospecting at Quaker Hi.l. Their c aim comprises 160 acres of ground, into which a tunnel is driven through the rim-rock to strike the gravel channel. ‘The tunnel is now in a distance of 609 feet, and from a recent change in the ground it is believed the gravel is not far distant. The tunnel is one of the best pieces of mining workin the county, being well timbere 1, is six feet in hight, tive feet wide at the bottom and four feet at the top between timbers, being wide enough for a double track. — + Som] --—-—-— Relieved the Suspense. This week’s rain storm has served a double purpose. It laid the dust, making travel pleasant, and so thoroughly soaked the buildings and forests that with an ordinary amount of caution being exercised no fears need be apprehended of tire. Before thé storm the whole country was as dry as an old toper in a temperance lodge, and a spark of fire falling almost anywhere was liable to do much injury if not immediately discovered and extinguished. Seige Sy Dr. Hunt’s Condition. W are glad to announce the improved condition of Dr. Hunt. Yes. terday the circulation of blood in the large vein of the affected leg was partially restored, and the swelling had materia‘ly subsided. He experienced but little pain, and the symptoms for his recovery are favorable, although he will probably be confined to the bed for some time to come, s@0If you want Silks worth yard for $2, go to the $4 per j dnsed prices, at BLUMENTHAL’, she compaiuy is oniy tweive, and. the youngest is but four” years. old: Lhere ave twenty-seven of them altogethe, of whom abour a dozen are gvls. hese childven were picked in San the leuce of their voices, and were thoroughly drilled in * Pinafore.” * They 4 made oné of the most popular comIyanciseo. for excels panies ever organiz.d on the Coest. They had arun of three months. at the Standard Vheatre in San Francisco, and wherever:they have since performed they. have been received with high favor. The troupe will appear here but offe night. Reserved seats at Vinton’s drug store. se. > -—-—-— “*The Sauz.” One of the most orderly and cheerful saloous in the mountains is ‘“The Snug,” recently opened on Commercial street by E. Nichols. Everything about the place is new ani tasty, and the stock of iquors and cig:rsis A ], tor Yesterday the propriedisplayed his generosity and friendship by presenting us. with sume samples of the fragrant cigars he keeps on hand, and we ec:n_ recmend them as being of. the best.— Watch the columns of the Transcr eT for bis big advertisement which will appear ina day or two. ee Appointed Superintendent. Geo. S. Powers, who has been appointed to succeed D. T. Hughes as Superintendent of the English Company’s gravel mines at Blue Tent, is thoroughly qualified for the important trust. He has had long experience in the business at You Bet and elsewhere. Mr. Hughes, we are rejoiced to state, contemplates remaining in the county, where he will devote his personal attention to several importait mining enterprises in which he is interested. He is not the kind of a man any mining section can afford to part with. Bor Ben Party. A bon boa party was given at the residence of Wm H, Crawford and wife Tuesday evening ‘for Misses Allie Crawford and Annie Leavitt. There was a large attendance of lassies and lads, all of whom enjoyed themselves hugely with the novel and varied entertainmént furnishcd. -Recorder’s @ffice Business. _ The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office. for the week ending yesterday: 2 marriage certificates, 14 mining notices, 13 deeds, 2 satisfactions of mortgages, 1 homestead, 5 mortgages, 2 certificates of sale, 19 official bonds, 1 attachment. ~~ Personal Mention, The family of John T. Lewis, Esq., start for the East this afternoon, for afew weeks’ visit to their former home in Canton, Missouri. Mr. }Lewis accompanies them as far as Omaha, then returns here again. Bon voyage. : A FINE coat may cover a fool, but never conceals one. Ordered that the ap-: _ no . ready, but-in about two wee s it is so Crystal fake. “Petition graatait, . i aad Reviving an Old Mince. (Grass Valley Union.) The Tribute Mining Company of Grass Valley was organized and incorporate several months ago to work the Black Lead om New York Hill. .The,gro:.nd is a short distance northwest of the New t ocky Bar. New hoisting works, contaminy machinery, have been creeted, ahd, the ‘old shaft, which is avout 260 feet deep on the ineline, has been cleared ‘out to water level. The commence‘ment of regular work is now oaly delayed because the pumps are not expected to have them in place. It is intended to work the mine en. the tribute plan, aud a number of minevs are ready to go into the ditis as soon as steam i started Very rich, rock has been taken frou this claim fom time to -time, but systematic years. 44 ¥f you want a suit of Clothes worth $20 for $10, go to the s20 Imroxranr. &@ Everybody with: his. sisters, cousins and aunts, shou'd take aride on the local ship ‘‘Pinafore,”’ which: will set sail positively next Friday evening.at:8 o'clock. o7 . —_--> ‘& Kid Gloves; Laces, Hosiery, at low prices. A. BLUMENTHAL. County Central Committee Mecting. . _A meeting of the Lonnty Central Committee and candidates of the W. P. C. and.N. C. P. will be held at the City Halon Thutsday evening, October 9tb, 1879, at 8 o’clock rp. M. Business of importance will -eore before the meeting. R. G. McCurcuan, Chairaean, A. RK. Lokn, Secretary. ee £7 The best stock of Dry Goods at BLUMENTHAL’S. — o0~ Westerday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. W _H Taggard ci'y G Gallick Sacramento J McMaliin Grass VY C Light London Eng Dr Jenes do H B Osmend io J Anderson do K Kilgour Sacto 8 B Tigvius S F AS Gabbs SF FP W Caylor MinoisW H Masly & F §J DW Beverton city ~ W F Gillet do H Helm Marysailie M Mohler city Mrs M Corev city E Roberts do Miss E Joey do J Franklin to © . M Rodin Gress ValleyB Willey Wheatland P Girne do os : . ———ae Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAR, Chas. E. Pearson, Propricter. WH Iamb SF RB Milery & F. A UTaticister do BR Smart do A W VonSchmidt S FC McElvy eitx CH Hanson‘ city S iichards Sonora A B Dibble Grass VW B Atkineou de E Coleman Gross VW DG Lake city J Polylase do J. Enr';ht do D Collins do T Okey ado G. Edwards N Bloom AT Laird city. G CShaw Omega G B Aonsinger clty T Freeaiin Freem n‘sP W Honswiger do TSeymour M‘ville §$ Hethin: toa do L4.er Scott's Flat. J Holland Rownd M W W Wear Ranch BORN. At Truckee, Cct. 4th, 1879, to the wife of Jos. Lanyon, a daughter. DIED. At Truckee, October 3d, 1879, Mrs. Elia V. White, aged 24 years and 10 months. Nevada Theatre. Saturday Evening October 11th. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY JUVENILE H. M. S. PINAFORE COMPANY! From the Standard Tiveatre, San. Francisco? after a sepaon of unparalleled success, having appeared over 100 consecutive times befo e crowded and Gellighted audiences, Witmessed by GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY, And pronounced by them to be unequajed. The Greatest Novelty of the Century, LITTLE FLORA WAISH, (The Miniatare Melville, as Josephine. THE WONDEERFUL MARINES, In their Comic Evolutions. 50 Sisters, Cousins, Aunts & Sailers. —_—447 The Scene represen the Deck of H. M. & Piafore, a novel oy of Naval Archiirst produeed im San Francisco. NeW and Appropriate Costumos, Musie, &c. Reserved Seats for Sale at Vinton’s Drug Stor, 00-td im the Baxk, Dimness of Vision, work hasbeen Geae of it~ in—many+ uife mF ’ . eae W F Taompson ClevelaL Ferguson Qutker Hi . " tecture, as complete and elaborate as when GRAY'S SPLCIFIC. MEOICIy, The Great English Remedy, NEVADA TRADE M‘’rK. TRADE Many Ms Sri : Pie ee me Secaire ‘pea! exhibition on ton's drug st Snow fell ties all throu county, durin The people Valley will An unfailing cure for Semina] Wek : Speimatorrhec, lnpot€acy, and All Disegs ‘tha’ follem, awa sequence of Self-AbngeJ Low of Memory, Universal Lagsj tude, Paj Prematy, a Old Age, and meny other Diweases that . ee Frsanity cr Consumption anda Preniaty, to pine for . rave. ° 7 " 4aF Full particulars iin our pamphlet, whi, There was We desire to send tree by mail to évery on, a@rThe “Specific Medicine is sold jy al druggists at $1 per package, or six Packsre blushing tov for $5, or will be sent free by mui} i i of the money by, addressing. on Teceip thing that si jie THE GRAY MLDICINE cp The three No. 10 Mcchinics’ Block, Detroit, Mich : 427Soid in Nevada City-by all Druyrvists Ferguson an Redingtea & Co, Whelesale Avent. and Richarc = ems were con STOCKHOLDERS’ MERTINGE Jctcot Cou = The 80 on en outof G * Washington and Sunday ed at the tir was brought! AT OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Typ IN ANSUAL MEETING of the Stockho: ers of the . 4 CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the office of the Citize, Psnk, on TUESDAY, NOV MBUR 4): f ay 1879, at 7 o'clock, &. M., for the purpos yesterday. electing a Boerd of Seven Directors, and fi Ladie: the transaction .of such ‘Other , business 4 tf Lacie: may lawfully come before said me tin, JOHN 'T. MORGAN, Secretar: Nevada City, Cal, Ov8. 8, 1879-ta Shoes, first <4. BLUME £® Passag fore’ crew : GRAND City next F FALL & WINTER OPENING ret Some of { — Ono: Flat and v ‘minstrel tr tertainment and at Ne Monday. ev to be applic Coyne, the severely in large boul object is a strels dese RY & FANCI Goons! ——AT THE STORE OFA, BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. GREATES >4@ Tf yo $1 per yarc 820 The new nel of the . ningham) m running at timbering o menced at BARGAINS once-fairly . outlarge q ; judging fro i sa Don’t EVER OFFERED INP 72 cles, etc. w NEVADA COUNTY . ucxraa Will be given this Fall and Wo} ter at the old established and _ pop County ' lay house of A. Blumenthal, Nevai us to say t General Fi llth, 1879. the Genera Oct. 12th, City, where there is now on exhib: tion the largest and best stock first-class dry and fancy goods eve shown in this part of the State. I have just received a splendid line age of Black Silks, Satins in all colors = ‘eae Black and Colored Cashmeres, A ' 6 Eleg: mors, Scotch tlaids and a. kinds ¢ sweet mu Dress Goods. ‘Pinafore’ Included in the stock of Domesti Friday ev Goods are Sheetings, Muslins, Blauk50 cents, ets and Comforters, Table Linens, w ee Napkins, Towels. up at A.B Cloaks anil Suits. a Flannels and Water Proofs. chip Carpets, Oil C.oths.amd Mattings, sea Bei ¥ Ladies and Misses’ Shoes. ‘ Ts The stock is complete and fresh ™ a3 Pig h every department, and will be sol ihe Post 5 at the lowest rates. ever offered by cit i any first-class howse-ia the field. [P faken “to 1 Orders from the cauntry prompt!) wounds, an attended ta. Samples sent on app!cation, A. BLUMENTHAL, nad If you Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. cents pe 020 Fre Grading ef Factory Street. A deraiel — quiré at the . gr cody vie HOLDERS fronting on Fw Lat tory Street, in the City of Nevada, Sate uerehy notified that it is the imtention of Trustees of the City of Nevada to mur Hyman } sald eureet Wo be graded from Mil to Bes latest Fall By order of tue Board of Trustees. ee ai J. C. LOCKLIN, President. “Beads K. Caspur, Clerk. —_——<——— Th : ose in E. W. BIGELOW, ‘a ads, or iuing, lnsutance and Real & ould call tite Agent. vefore parc OF FICE—Qne door above W. R.Coe,* H erything in mercial Street, Nevada City, Cal “ very low os Agent for the New Zealand Insurance © @ and all Insurance Compapies represen’ mes by Hutchinson & Mann of Sam Francisco. ket Capital represeated, $25,000,000. Go get a Office of the fallowing Mining Compani J = Who have j The Sailor Flat Company. . “ssortment. The Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Comps” past The New York Canyon Consolidate? a AB If you Gravel Mining Company. Minis yard for $1 The Nevada Sounty Co-eperatire jas Association. >

SS a She Daily Sransevipt REVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Thursday. Se Cae th, 1879. es October 9 The Farmers Not Unanimous. The ‘ dbbris. question, which jus -now is theall important one engag ing the attention of the two great in terests of this section of the Stdte has near y culminated in an oper. Warfare between tha farm2rsa of th valley an. the miners, aud itis mos. unfortunats that i. shoud be. so where ths interests anil wetfare-o, both indwssrivs-are mutual, and any rupture is certain—te—-earry—disaste.— ‘andruin to one or the other. Iwuld seem that the hasty action °o: certain parties in Marysviilz, pre tending to represent the whole people of our sister city and of the val. ley genera'ly, is not ouly ill-advise: and untime'y, but in direct oppos! tion to the wishas of a large class “© the citizensincluding mary of thy’ property owaers anl tax payers. ‘In placing an injunction upon the mines, tobs followed by long con tinued litigation, the parties in complaint are obliged to .urnishe.l bonds, and they a3k that the credit of th: city of Marysvi le shall ‘bz pledged to secure thase bouds (for in no other manner cau suits be ‘carried on) The thouzhtiul and responsib e men of Marysville are alarmed, as very naturally the’ may well be, for in this they fursos an additional burden of taxation, wholly inadequate to any gooithat will or is at all likely tv be derived. There cari doubt that, should the city of Marysville become security for the bonds, be no in the eveni of failure to win, an] the result will be as we have ‘stated. To say therefore that this action szainst the miners is the expression of a unavimity of sentiment on the part of the people of the valley, and vf Marysville more particularly, is not only inconsistent but absurd on its face. The conclusion that we are forced toarrive at, is that certain ambitious, bat not wholly — tible, legal gentlemen. from there and etsewhere haye a very large finger in the pie, and that these actions have been commenced, not in the interest of the long-suffering and unfortunate farmer who may happen to be the owner of a few acres of oor land bordering on the banks of the rivers said to be affectal, but-to enrich and gloriiy themselves at the expense of their clients. Let us hope that such is the ease, and that the better judgment of the people wi!l enable them to ses the mistake that has-been made and apply the remedy ere it is too late. = Deer Creek Mines. A crushing of ‘twenty tons from Rogers & Ragon’s New Constitution imine on Deer creek, opposite Worrell’s ranch, was made at the. Deadwaod mill this week. It paid about tthe same amount per ton as the last one, which is a few dollars less than the owners expected. A crushing is about to be taken to the same mill this week from Pare. & Kagon’s claim, situated on the opposite side of the creek and about a quarter of*a mile below. Both of these mines are in a district where no quartz mining to speak of has been done until this season, and they are paying well enough to demonstrate that extended developments.there are warranted by the richness and size of the various ledges which abound, ——K en > > Sp — Taxed te Death. While the people of Nevada coun; ty are growling at the weight of the tax imposed upon them, ‘we ‘refer them to the situation in Yuba’ éounty for consolation. The Supervisors there have just met and fixed: the tax for 1879-80 at $2.50 on the hundred dollars, or 60 cents highe than ours. By ‘the time that the ~—~«itizens of Marysville have also paid the outrageou ly high costs that wii be inflicted on them if they persist in fighting out their suit against the miners, they will find tiie load .go heavy that it will sink them jp bank. ruptcy both as a community and a: individuals. : iatformation Wanted, Will the Sacramento papers publish the vote of the State on the Chinese immigration question submitted on the third ultimo? So far the people in these parts have had t. con~~ “tent thamsetves with guessing at the rea , 2 , she will have to redeem those bonds. ° 7"? *"°"S* J. Wig Baily, eee os some Oficial Bends Filed, ‘According to law, the various township and ¢ounty officers elect must file bonds with the County ceceive his offizial notices uf election. These notices were with two excepobs sent out Septer ber 28th, and “tp ty date only the foilowing have veaponded: ' Supervisor — Fayette Battis; suréies, ‘Thos. Legg, H. S. Welch, W. J. Vinton, Jno. T. Morgaa, K, M. Zreatou, J. Nailiziger, Casas. Kent, D. 3. Baker, K. Caspar. Road Commissioner—Fayette Batzis; sureties, W. D. Vintoa, Joan TP. Aorgaa, D. S. Bakar, E. M. Pres son, C. J. N-fiiziger. oc4 CE Supervisor—H. L. Day; sureties, ‘fosepn Gray, W. H. Heals, ROD. Panl Monk. ° Day; Jascaza, P. Saeri.lan, Road Commissioner—H. L, sureties, John Keiser, Jalius Adoiph '. WoYoung, b F. cet Davis. Constable—Wim. Reynolds; surecies, John Polglase, A Lucas. Moody, Ham Co istay.e—J. W. Peters; sure ties, Rouben Lsech, W.-L Towu? sand, : Justice of the Peace --Geo. W. Qaastsr; snretiea, S. McKay, FE idtlen. Coastable — E'drel Northup, sureties, R. T. Powell, Wm. Menner Justive of the Peace—Henry Davis; sureties, Caleb Harvington, John Johnston, District Attorngy—-¥. H. Gaylord, sureties, F’. Barekhaltgr JF. Moody. Justice ef the Peacs—Joha Keis sureties, . PS Burckhalter, Jonys. ; _Justic2 of the Peace——-W. H ShelJe er; Lex Moek,-P. Branstetter, ; Corower—Frank Hass; sureties, S. Novitzky, S. M. Harris, ‘I hos. thet, Chas Leech County Assessor—Daniel Collins; sureties, J. Coleman. Ex-olflicio Tax M, -Laxeinan, John eC. Collector— Daniel: Collins; ‘sureties, Thomas Cloke, Martin Yord. , Justice of the Paace—R. FE. Roba sureties, Geo. C, Gaylord, onathan Clark, Geo. W. Welch. -County Surveyor—J, G. Hartweil; sureties, W. C. Groves, K. O. Tompkins, Charles Kent, Kitts, é Conty Clerk-—John E. Carr; sureties, Henry Wohler, Jas. F. Judd, Ww, Gaorg:, S. Novitzky, J. C. Conaway, Jas. J. Orr, Thomas Othet. County Auditor—Joha KE. Cavr; sureties, W. H. Benson, W. D, Woods, Wm, George, S. Bennoit, Peter Brunstetter, Geo. Murphy, J. Harrigan, J. A. Friend. Superintendent of Schools—John T. Wickes; sureties, Jas; Lakenan, S. H. Dille. James » A Door-yard Mine. Underneath Nevada City, running hither and thither in tions. are myraids of gald-bearing quartz veins, Among them is one that old residents say extends from near W. R, Coe’s shoe store, across the ravine in a easterly direction, and following nearly parallel with Water street reaches out towards the north bank of Deer creek half a mile beyond the eastern:limits .of town. The croppings have b:en found several times by housebuilders, It was seenin laying the foundation of the Episcopal church, again under a woodshed near the corner of Water and Nevada, streets, and also in digging adrain on th: former street near its head. From surface indications the ledge is belieyed to be between 12 and 20 inches thick, and rich in gold, although no one has ever yet sunk on it. W. T. Joyce isrunning a tunnel into the hill ia his “houselot which is located on the south side, of Water street, about midway of its length. A good-sized stringer) was deve'oped on first beginning work. The tunnel is now in about thirty feet, the top of it being some 20 feet blow theroal-bed. \ r)J ys ho,e to reach a ledge before going ten feet more. Should he fail in so doing, the the chances are good for striking a vein of water, which will in itself be almost as valuable as a gold mine. er Netter Comet ea Smuew at Moore's Flat. divers direcThe first snow of the season at Moore’s Flat fell during this week's storm. A hard wird blew, and Mondiy night the big white flakes came down in true midwinter style, ka Carpets and Oil Cloths at re: Clerk ih ten days frow the time they! was sent from this county to Sau jraving @ pistol and a dink ou’ h.: ‘church, ‘my Reardan as pianist. ‘ — ol TS EN! PME IRS Anmotucr Atrest Made. FP AEP 5 03 8% Forsome timethe authorities here have suspéetedithat a party giving his name as Jerees H. Wade, who Quentin in November, 1575, for a term of one year for burglary, was Linterested im the robbery of th Moore’s Flat stage and .murder 01 Wm. F. Cummings. They ‘sent.a description of him to nearly al parts of the coast. Last Saturday Marshal Blume discovered that a party. known as George Robinson, alias Mulvane, alias Wilson, who wa: stopping with a pal at: the Cosino polital Hotel in Petaluma, Sonoma county, and having his mea's take. to lis room, answered “*Wate’s”-+le— scripton. He was arrested Suntiay ifterunoon in the roojn. Aithough person, he made no resistance.— There seems to be some dou st as t vhether he is Wade or not. cate he has a bad record. Atany Hs $3 au id offender, having served tio oi cheee terms in San:Quentin for buyslary and grand larceny, one bei, 4 8ix years sentence for breakin; The loca, vuthorities were not officially not:en a Safe in, Sonoma, ded of his arrest, and have therefo. aot gone to San Franciseo.whicre le vas taken Tuesday, .after him. It icer will bring him here. ae Se ae ee ae The Local Pinafo.c. To-morrow evening Pinafore, with its solenin ludicrousness and charm& Ss understood that the arresting of. ° ” ema Le ee Board of sa corvisor® Wepnesray, Oct. 8. A petition. was presented from Thomes Freeman asking that an appropriation ef $609 be made from the iundg of the county wherewith to vdiistract two new bridges on the road between North Sam Juan and bridge, the petitioner pledging himself to furnish-all addi.#reeman’s tional muney required for the improvement, p-opriation be made as asked for. —‘_A petition was presented fiom citizens of Meadow Lake aad v.cinity, asking that John Kuveland be grantal loave to collect tollon the Donner Lake wagou roal beading from Cisco unl rates of tolb established. . . The Wyoming rout was declared luly completed-aud accept:d:s by W. 4, Smith as Road Cospmissioner. The qudrterly reports of the Covnoy Treasurer and Roa} Commissionvs Wo TRS mith and M. Byrne, Jv, +1 were examined and approved. A number of demands against the county for werk on roads were=examined and ordered paids: A petition was chat the voad between Moore’s Fiat received asking und Bloody Run be repa:red. Taken uuder advisement. SF ik aha lp aL. Tae duvenile **Pinafore.” The Juveaile Pinafore troupe will appear at the Theatre in /this city Saturday evening, They are a bright iot of childven. Tha oldest one im ing music will be rendered at: the . Theatre of this city by some of the leading singers in this city and Grass Valley, the proceeds to be applied to . the benefit of ‘lrinity (Episcopal) Saturday night a performance will be given at Grass Vailey. The following is the cast of characters : Sir Joseph Porter, K. C, B., First Lord of the Admiralty, T. D. Davenport, Capt. Corcoran, commanding H. M. 8. Pinafore, Wm. Moore. Ra ph Rackstraw, able Seaman, Ed. Brown. Dick Deadeye, able Seaman, Jas. Aver. Bill Bobstay, Boatswain, Georve Howarth. : Sam Slashem, Boatswain's Mate, H. Rodyers., Bob Becket, Carpenter's Mate, T. Hooper. Tom Tucker, Midshi ny Canfield. Tom Bowlin, H, Campbe'. Captain of Marimes, Charley Hanson. , Josephine, the Captain’s Daughter, Mrs. C. S. Wells. Little Buctercup, Mrs. Cripps a Portsmoith Bnmboat Woman, M.-s. Dr. Welch. Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin, Mrs. M, B. Potter. Prof. Chase-will serve in the cay 4 pacity of musical divector, and Tompmite, John_ = Wind-Up Gravel Claim. The wind-up Gravel Mining -Company are prospecting at Quaker Hi.l. Their c aim comprises 160 acres of ground, into which a tunnel is driven through the rim-rock to strike the gravel channel. ‘The tunnel is now in a distance of 609 feet, and from a recent change in the ground it is believed the gravel is not far distant. The tunnel is one of the best pieces of mining workin the county, being well timbere 1, is six feet in hight, tive feet wide at the bottom and four feet at the top between timbers, being wide enough for a double track. — + Som] --—-—-— Relieved the Suspense. This week’s rain storm has served a double purpose. It laid the dust, making travel pleasant, and so thoroughly soaked the buildings and forests that with an ordinary amount of caution being exercised no fears need be apprehended of tire. Before

thé storm the whole country was as dry as an old toper in a temperance lodge, and a spark of fire falling almost anywhere was liable to do much injury if not immediately discovered and extinguished. Seige Sy Dr. Hunt’s Condition. W are glad to announce the improved condition of Dr. Hunt. Yes. terday the circulation of blood in the large vein of the affected leg was partially restored, and the swelling had materia‘ly subsided. He experienced but little pain, and the symptoms for his recovery are favorable, although he will probably be confined to the bed for some time to come, s@0If you want Silks worth yard for $2, go to the $4 per j dnsed prices, at BLUMENTHAL’, she compaiuy is oniy tweive, and. the youngest is but four” years. old: Lhere ave twenty-seven of them altogethe, of whom abour a dozen are gvls. hese childven were picked in San the leuce of their voices, and were thoroughly drilled in * Pinafore.” * They 4 made oné of the most popular comIyanciseo. for excels panies ever organiz.d on the Coest. They had arun of three months. at the Standard Vheatre in San Francisco, and wherever:they have since performed they. have been received with high favor. The troupe will appear here but offe night. Reserved seats at Vinton’s drug store. se. > -—-—-— “*The Sauz.” One of the most orderly and cheerful saloous in the mountains is ‘“The Snug,” recently opened on Commercial street by E. Nichols. Everything about the place is new ani tasty, and the stock of iquors and cig:rsis A ], tor Yesterday the propriedisplayed his generosity and friendship by presenting us. with sume samples of the fragrant cigars he keeps on hand, and we ec:n_ recmend them as being of. the best.— Watch the columns of the Transcr eT for bis big advertisement which will appear ina day or two. ee Appointed Superintendent. Geo. S. Powers, who has been appointed to succeed D. T. Hughes as Superintendent of the English Company’s gravel mines at Blue Tent, is thoroughly qualified for the important trust. He has had long experience in the business at You Bet and elsewhere. Mr. Hughes, we are rejoiced to state, contemplates remaining in the county, where he will devote his personal attention to several importait mining enterprises in which he is interested. He is not the kind of a man any mining section can afford to part with. Bor Ben Party. A bon boa party was given at the residence of Wm H, Crawford and wife Tuesday evening ‘for Misses Allie Crawford and Annie Leavitt. There was a large attendance of lassies and lads, all of whom enjoyed themselves hugely with the novel and varied entertainmént furnishcd. -Recorder’s @ffice Business. _ The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office. for the week ending yesterday: 2 marriage certificates, 14 mining notices, 13 deeds, 2 satisfactions of mortgages, 1 homestead, 5 mortgages, 2 certificates of sale, 19 official bonds, 1 attachment. ~~ Personal Mention, The family of John T. Lewis, Esq., start for the East this afternoon, for afew weeks’ visit to their former home in Canton, Missouri. Mr. }Lewis accompanies them as far as Omaha, then returns here again. Bon voyage. : A FINE coat may cover a fool, but never conceals one. Ordered that the ap-: _ no . ready, but-in about two wee s it is so Crystal fake. “Petition graatait, . i aad Reviving an Old Mince. (Grass Valley Union.) The Tribute Mining Company of Grass Valley was organized and incorporate several months ago to work the Black Lead om New York Hill. .The,gro:.nd is a short distance northwest of the New t ocky Bar. New hoisting works, contaminy machinery, have been creeted, ahd, the ‘old shaft, which is avout 260 feet deep on the ineline, has been cleared ‘out to water level. The commence‘ment of regular work is now oaly delayed because the pumps are not expected to have them in place. It is intended to work the mine en. the tribute plan, aud a number of minevs are ready to go into the ditis as soon as steam i started Very rich, rock has been taken frou this claim fom time to -time, but systematic years. 44 ¥f you want a suit of Clothes worth $20 for $10, go to the s20 Imroxranr. &@ Everybody with: his. sisters, cousins and aunts, shou'd take aride on the local ship ‘‘Pinafore,”’ which: will set sail positively next Friday evening.at:8 o'clock. o7 . —_--> ‘& Kid Gloves; Laces, Hosiery, at low prices. A. BLUMENTHAL. County Central Committee Mecting. . _A meeting of the Lonnty Central Committee and candidates of the W. P. C. and.N. C. P. will be held at the City Halon Thutsday evening, October 9tb, 1879, at 8 o’clock rp. M. Business of importance will -eore before the meeting. R. G. McCurcuan, Chairaean, A. RK. Lokn, Secretary. ee £7 The best stock of Dry Goods at BLUMENTHAL’S. — o0~ Westerday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. W _H Taggard ci'y G Gallick Sacramento J McMaliin Grass VY C Light London Eng Dr Jenes do H B Osmend io J Anderson do K Kilgour Sacto 8 B Tigvius S F AS Gabbs SF FP W Caylor MinoisW H Masly & F §J DW Beverton city ~ W F Gillet do H Helm Marysailie M Mohler city Mrs M Corev city E Roberts do Miss E Joey do J Franklin to © . M Rodin Gress ValleyB Willey Wheatland P Girne do os : . ———ae Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAR, Chas. E. Pearson, Propricter. WH Iamb SF RB Milery & F. A UTaticister do BR Smart do A W VonSchmidt S FC McElvy eitx CH Hanson‘ city S iichards Sonora A B Dibble Grass VW B Atkineou de E Coleman Gross VW DG Lake city J Polylase do J. Enr';ht do D Collins do T Okey ado G. Edwards N Bloom AT Laird city. G CShaw Omega G B Aonsinger clty T Freeaiin Freem n‘sP W Honswiger do TSeymour M‘ville §$ Hethin: toa do L4..er Scott's Flat. J Holland Rownd M W W Wear Ranch BORN. At Truckee, Cct. 4th, 1879, to the wife of Jos. Lanyon, a daughter. DIED. At Truckee, October 3d, 1879, Mrs. Elia V. White, aged 24 years and 10 months. Nevada Theatre. Saturday Evening October 11th. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY JUVENILE H. M. S. PINAFORE COMPANY! From the Standard Tiveatre, San. Francisco? after a sepaon of unparalleled success, having appeared over 100 consecutive times befo e crowded and Gellighted audiences, Witmessed by GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY, And pronounced by them to be unequajed. The Greatest Novelty of the Century, LITTLE FLORA WAISH, (The Miniatare Melville, as Josephine. THE WONDEERFUL MARINES, In their Comic Evolutions. 50 Sisters, Cousins, Aunts & Sailers. —_—447 The Scene represen the Deck of H. M. & Piafore, a novel oy of Naval Archiirst produeed im San Francisco. NeW and Appropriate Costumos, Musie, &c. Reserved Seats for Sale at Vinton’s Drug Stor, 00-td im the Baxk, Dimness of Vision, work hasbeen Geae of it~ in—many+ uife mF ’ . eae W F Taompson ClevelaL Ferguson Qutker Hi . " tecture, as complete and elaborate as when GRAY'S SPLCIFIC. MEOICIy, The Great English Remedy, NEVADA TRADE M‘’rK. TRADE Many Ms Sri : Pie ee me Secaire ‘pea! exhibition on ton's drug st Snow fell ties all throu county, durin The people Valley will An unfailing cure for Semina] Wek : Speimatorrhec, lnpot€acy, and All Disegs ‘tha’ follem, awa sequence of Self-AbngeJ Low of Memory, Universal Lagsj tude, Paj Prematy, a Old Age, and meny other Diweases that . ee Frsanity cr Consumption anda Preniaty, to pine for . rave. ° 7 " 4aF Full particulars iin our pamphlet, whi, There was We desire to send tree by mail to évery on, a@rThe “Specific Medicine is sold jy al druggists at $1 per package, or six Packsre blushing tov for $5, or will be sent free by mui} i i of the money by, addressing. on Teceip thing that si jie THE GRAY MLDICINE cp The three No. 10 Mcchinics’ Block, Detroit, Mich : 427Soid in Nevada City-by all Druyrvists Ferguson an Redingtea & Co, Whelesale Avent. and Richarc = ems were con STOCKHOLDERS’ MERTINGE Jctcot Cou = The 80 on en outof G * Washington and Sunday ed at the tir was brought! AT OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Typ IN ANSUAL MEETING of the Stockho: ers of the . 4 CITIZENS BANK, Will be held at the office of the Citize, Psnk, on TUESDAY, NOV MBUR 4): f ay 1879, at 7 o'clock, &. M., for the purpos yesterday. electing a Boerd of Seven Directors, and fi Ladie: the transaction .of such ‘Other , business 4 tf Lacie: may lawfully come before said me tin, JOHN 'T. MORGAN, Secretar: Nevada City, Cal, Ov8. 8, 1879-ta Shoes, first <4. BLUME £® Passag fore’ crew : GRAND City next F FALL & WINTER OPENING ret Some of { — Ono: Flat and v ‘minstrel tr tertainment and at Ne Monday. ev to be applic Coyne, the severely in large boul object is a strels dese RY & FANCI Goons! ——AT THE STORE OFA, BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. GREATES >4@ Tf yo $1 per yarc 820 The new nel of the . ningham) m running at timbering o menced at BARGAINS once-fairly . outlarge q ; judging fro i sa Don’t EVER OFFERED INP 72 cles, etc. w NEVADA COUNTY . ucxraa Will be given this Fall and Wo} ter at the old established and _ pop County ' lay house of A. Blumenthal, Nevai us to say t General Fi llth, 1879. the Genera Oct. 12th, City, where there is now on exhib: tion the largest and best stock first-class dry and fancy goods eve shown in this part of the State. I have just received a splendid line age of Black Silks, Satins in all colors = ‘eae Black and Colored Cashmeres, A ' 6 Eleg: mors, Scotch tlaids and a. kinds ¢ sweet mu Dress Goods. ‘Pinafore’ Included in the stock of Domesti Friday ev Goods are Sheetings, Muslins, Blauk50 cents, ets and Comforters, Table Linens, w ee Napkins, Towels. up at A.B Cloaks anil Suits. a Flannels and Water Proofs. chip Carpets, Oil C.oths.amd Mattings, sea Bei ¥ Ladies and Misses’ Shoes. ‘ Ts The stock is complete and fresh ™ a3 Pig h every department, and will be sol ihe Post 5 at the lowest rates. ever offered by cit i any first-class howse-ia the field. [P faken “to 1 Orders from the cauntry prompt!) wounds, an attended ta. Samples sent on app!cation, A. BLUMENTHAL, nad If you Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. cents pe 020 Fre Grading ef Factory Street. A deraiel — quiré at the . gr cody vie HOLDERS fronting on Fw Lat tory Street, in the City of Nevada, Sate uerehy notified that it is the imtention of Trustees of the City of Nevada to mur Hyman } sald eureet Wo be graded from Mil to Bes latest Fall By order of tue Board of Trustees. ee ai J. C. LOCKLIN, President. “Beads K. Caspur, Clerk. —_——<——— Th : ose in E. W. BIGELOW, ‘a ads, or iuing, lnsutance and Real & ould call tite Agent. vefore parc OF FICE—Qne door above W. R.Coe,* H erything in mercial Street, Nevada City, Cal “ very low os Agent for the New Zealand Insurance © @ and all Insurance Compapies represen’ mes by Hutchinson & Mann of Sam Francisco. ket Capital represeated, $25,000,000. Go get a Office of the fallowing Mining Compani J = Who have j The Sailor Flat Company. . “ssortment. The Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Comps” past The New York Canyon Consolidate? a AB If you Gravel Mining Company. Minis yard for $1 The Nevada Sounty Co-eperatire jas Association. >