September 27, 1882 (4 pages)

Fe ¥ = rm lotber Judge. ft, erry DAILY TRANSCRIPT. _™ Pin dente’ vole of the late Re-. " NEVADA umTY, CAL.’ We ia coalibly inte informed that an anwarranted and underhanded ‘effort is being made to prejudice the Sree Sens agniont Them dete for Sheriff. A report has bees pet in ‘cireulation that when Mr. Mein was Superintendent of the _ @pimion, and also expressed it, that “a dollar and a half a day was @nough to pay any workingmn.” “Another statement made is that while Superiatendent of the Derbee he used bis influence with ‘the Company to have the wages reduced from $3 to $2 50 a day. Where Mr. Mein iswell known these slan=. ers cannot possibly work him any “jnjary, but there are in the county many new comers who might if they were allowed to go uncontradicted peleve there was some foundation for them. Knowing Mr. Mein to have always been the friend of the laboring classes, it has been our pleasure to look into the charges now brought against him. We find that while Superintendent of the Pittebarg a scheme was put on foot to cut down the wages of that and other mines. Immediately upon hearing of this Mr. Mein went to ~ @atly against the move, threatening to resign his situation rather than be a party to it, that the contemplated redaction was not made. Mr. Mein’s position at thst time on the wages question is well known to many Democrats, among whom we might naine . avid McLean ot this city who tinder him for . seveu years, As to the Derbec affair, it is well-known to the old employes that Mr. Mein opposed successfully for some time the proposition of the Company to reduce the wages to $2 50 a day; that the reduction was accomplished when he had quit the place atid been succtéed:d by Capt. Cox;and that the miners by striking brought the price up to its former level. A. B. Brady of Grass Valley, a prominent Democrat, had quite a thorough knowledge of the affsirsof the mine then. To him we would refer voters as to where Superintendent Mein stood in respect to the wages of miners, He is the man who years ago spent $7,000 of’ his own money prospecting on Gold Flat, this township, and never during that time hired a Chinaman or paid a white man less than $3 a day. That is the kind of man Tom Mein, the Republican candidate for Sheriff, is, and we can prove it all on Democratic authority. PUREE BER METEDEE I PSE AES ANTI-BEBRIS CONVENTION. The. Anti-Debrie Convention met in Sacramento yesterday to nominate an anti-slickens ticket, or select nominees from the Republican and Democratic State tickets. We hope they coneluded to put a new ticket in the field, forin that event the people of “the State will have agoud chance to know how insignificant in number, the fanatical crowd is. Realizing this fact, the more intelligent of the delegates, no doubt favored a selection of names from the two great political parties. A correspondent of the Maryaville Appeal, who signe! himself an ‘‘Old Line Republican” aaid that policy would seem to dictate that no new nominations should be made, as it would exhibit a paucity of numbers that ‘would not place the cause in a favorable or true light—which mistake is above all things to be avoided for the sake of the cause.” But ifa new ticket was to be placed in the field, ‘‘Old Line Republican” suggested that the convention should agree with the disaffected Republicans and Democrats to consolidate;~-and™ in anyevent Hart for Attorney General and Denson for Supreme Judge shou'd be eountedin. The Bee of the same day “mdorsed those two and wanted Sharpstein to be agreed upon as the These fellows realize the fact that the isolated vote of the fanatics would indeed be insigaifitherefore cant, and think they . desld aos the names from the reégular parties or consolidate with soreheads, 20 that afterjelection they may say, as the fly did when perched upon the back of the elephant, *‘What # hell of adust we do kick up.” =e é Ax eastern journal furnishes the gratifying intelligence that a record hag been kept of the 400 Vasear Col. lege girls who have married off in the last fifteen years, and thirty of them ‘ere reported to have husbands worth over $2,000 each. Nevertheless it is a great comfort for a man to return ; from his work and have his little wife meet him at the. gate in four languages and a landscape. Tava Rian . killed James Ryan at Greencastle, Ind,, on’ the 26th of _ August, with a blow with his fist, ne sahish bapa Ryan's ack. Atomens wilitery egg: tea at ai screen -. out the anti-slick “. endorses it. publican feats Convention of 383 to f6, by which the Convention strack en’ plin offered by the Committee on ations, is a pretty feir indication of the relative strength of the miners and their opts. — Post. The Nevada Tras-cripr publishes the above extract from the Post in its editorial.columa. and . therefore But the other day the Tran-crirt said this vote did not touch the merits of the issue between the hydraulic miners and farmers, and was simply « declaration that anti-slickens was not a political question and had no business in the Convention. . The Appeal predicted that the hydranlie mining journals would claim this voteasan ex pression of public opinion adverse to the dub debris Cause, and the Trax-crirt poohed st the ides. The Appeal claimed that this apparent vote against the cause, was not obtained on the merits of the issue but as the result of an understanding that the uestion should be repudiated by the avestion from policy, as well as the result of an understanding between espirante beforetiat body asking 8 nomination, Bat the Post now comes in and says “the vote is a pretty fair indication of the relative strength of the mivers and their opponents.” The Post makes the vote a test on the hydraulic and ‘anti-hydraulic question. This is just what the. Appeal said the hydraulic mining journals would claim, and the pr was denounced by the TRANSCRIPT as imaginary and chimerival. —Appeal. For a first-class damphool, give tts the editor of ‘the Appeal. His chief @im seems to be to see how great misrepresentations he can indalge in when treating of the slickens question. The article from the Post was copied into the Transcgier without comn:ent, and when the Appeal says we ‘‘therefore endorse it,” the editor writes a. contemptible falsehood. The Appeal copies an article aboat a man committing rape on a ten year old girl, and by. that paper’s reasoning we would jbe justified in asserting in positive terms that ‘‘therefore the Appeal endo:ses taping ten-year-old girls.” We have all.long maintained that, xthe vote of the convention did not touch the merits of the issue between the farmers and miners, but was simply a. declaration that anti-slickens was not @ political question, and had no business.in the convention. It was kicked out, as it should have been, by a vote of about three to one, to the great chagrin of the fanatics who seek to destroy the main industry in this section. The delegates reyarded the subject as a local one and de clared it was not proper for the pzople of the whole State to be.wrung into it, Tie hydraulic miners have coutended from the first that the subject should not become entangled with politics, and we challenge the Appeal, or any one else, to cite a solitary instance where this plan has been deviated from im the least particular. Now let the Appeal give us any.evidence to the contrary, or stand branded as guilty of wilful misrepresentation. LETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL HART. During the last campaign, when he was a candidate as now, Attorney General Hart made a speech in every county, From a Republican who was in San Francisco a few days ago, we learn that he will not this Fall canvass the State. What does this mean? We do not think it is right for a few of the nominees on the State ticket to do all the speechmaking. It is the duty of each eandidate to give his best efforts to the cause, and we hope the State Centra! Committee will not consent to allow any of them to shirk their duty. Our people are anxious to see and hear all of them. Attorney General Hart need have no misgivings about being treated courteously in this section by all c'asses of people, the hydraulic miners included. His name will draw a big crowd . in the mining towns. SES SE cE ES THIRTY-?THREE Chicago bootblacks went toSt, Paul to ply their trade during a Fair, The Chief of Police ordered them to quit the city; but they hired a Jawyer to fight for their right -to -work wherever they. pleased, > Is it not a funny concidenae to find Pixley and Kearney working tandem for the same man for Govin politics. > eo A CaRDINAL’s income in’ Rome is estimated at $6,000a year. {will address the people on the issues of ernor? This is surely the off year. BRUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— SIANLEY &. EDDY...i. Proprietor Mowxpay, Sept. 25, 1882. B. Guscetéi, Ranch. L. Marks, San Juan, . J. G, MeLean, Forest City. A. M. Dobbie, N. Bloomfield. F. R. Wehe & w, Downieville. Mra: A. Lecretan, San Francisco, N. C. Goodwin, Blue Tent. J. Preston, You Bet. D. Culbertson, Sailor Flat. Patrick Noonsn, Gra Grass Valley. Union ion Hotel, Z RECTOR BEOS...Proprictors. Fesay, Sept. 25, 1882. FE. Verrill, Virginia City. B. Guscetti, Ranch. H. H. Bahring, San Juan. Miss McMurray, “* se Miss Bubring, O. PB. Stidger, J. H.-Canard, w & c, Mrs./ Mobly, W. M. Suarin Washington. H. Tompson, Sulney. R. Clancy, City. G. G. Allan, “ Wm. Byrne Grass Valley. A. J, Benjamin, .“J. Spaulding, Dutch Flat. C. Walck & d, Washingto J. Schroeder, Rough & Enis. Wm. Nellis, Ssow Tent. A. Henderson, Grass Valley. se “s Bloomfield. BORN. At Quaker Hill, Sept. 24th 1383, te Henry Weir and wife, a son. MICHELL’S DANCING ACADEMY, Hant’s Ball, Nevada City. Open on and after Oct. 6th. Seirees Every Friday Eve's. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Classes Every Tuesday Evening. Ladies’ and Children’s Class every Saturday afternoon, Private instruction given when desired. Terms will be made known on Mic. JOHN MICHELL. Nevada City, Sept. 27th, 188: IWSULVENT NOTICE. N the Saperior Cour Sot of the County] Nevada, State of California. In matter ef James F. Jatunn, an i Sava Dedter. Jaines F. Jatann having filed in this Court his petition, schedule, and inventery in [nsolvency,by which it appears that he is am Insolvent Debtor, ‘the said James F. Jatunn is hereby declared to be insolvent. TheSheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal, of the said Jame . F. Jatunn debtor,except such as may be by law exempt from execution, and ef all his deeds, wea 2 oy books of account, aad papers, and te keep the same safelv until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. Ali persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to ang persen, firm or corporation or association for his ‘nse. The sald id debtor is hereby for bidden to transfer or deliver any property, until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Cuurt of the County of Nev imopen Court, at the Court Room of Court in the city and County of Nevada, on ——— the 28th day of October, 1887, 10-w'clock”a; M. of that day te prove their delits and one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. ft is further ordered» that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a aewspaper of general circulation, published is Nevada City, Nevada county, as often as the said paper is published before the da: wot for the meeting ef creditors, and it is tursher erdered that in the meantime all oe gs against the said insolvent be Dated Sept. 26, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. Cross « ‘Simonds Attra. 827 “Tt is my creed, my religion, that the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected by the Government and aon, taxedto maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall haveaneven chince in the great struggle of life.”—-M. M. Esrxe. ESTEE +> CONKLIN. Heury Edgerton (Republican nominee for Congress at e) day, at a Nevada City, ON Monday, October 9, 1882. anew Sagas Saves Ponce sxe. Rea x re for By order of ‘the Ke ates Siate Central Committee. WALL, B. CO JAMES R, FINLAYSON, _Chairman. Secretary, Democratic Ticket FOR GOVERNOR, GEORGE STONEMAN FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN DAGGETT...---of Siskiyou YOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF SUPREME GOURT, 8 ree of Los Angeles J.R SHARPSTEIN..:of San Francisco FOR CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE, CHAS, A. SUMNER». .. of San Francisco JOHN R. GLASCOCK POR SECRETARY OF STATE, THOMAS L. THOMPSON..-. of Sonoma FOR STATE CONTROLLER, JOHN P, DUNN .--.»0f San Francisco FOR STATE TREASURER, W. A. JANUARY..---of Santa Clara FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, E. C. MARSHALL. .. FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, _ HL. WIABY es. b0-4--25of San Diego YOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRECTION, W. T. WELCKER...--of Alameda FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, JOHN W. McCARTHY.. of Stanislaus DISTRICT NOMINATIONS. YOR CONGRESS. Fourth District... JOHN MARKLEY COUNTY NOMINATIONS. FOR JOINT SENATOR. H. V. BEARDAN.,.. of Nevada City FOR SENATOR, C§W. CROSS. 22.2.0. s.005 of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEY. 8. L. BLACKWELL... of Moore's Flat JAMES 0, SWEETLAND..of Sweetland WILLIAM HILL... of Grass Valley YOR SHERIFP, ROBERT D. CARTER.. of Nevada City * YOR COUNTY CLERK. M. BYRNE, Jm...:. of Grass Valley FOR ASSESSOR, DANIEL COLLINS..-. of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS.’.. of Nevada City FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THOMAS 8. FORD.... of Truckee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, BO, PEASE. 5 case Nous of Washington FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. CHARLES EL. BROWN..> of Sweetland FOR COUXTY SURVEYOR, W. B. CAMPBELL.,.. of Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES E. CLINCH.. of Grass Valley ¥OR CORONER, BARTEL JOHNSON .. of Grass Valley COUNTY SUPERVISORS. FIRST DISTRICT. THOMAS L. HUGHES.. of Neveda Tp. SECOND DISTRICT, WM. H. BENSON... of Grass Valley THIRD DISTRICT, ‘ FRANCIS M. PRIDGEON.. of Bloomfield FOURTH DISTRICT, ROBERT HUCKINS.. of North San Juan FIFTH DISTRICT, RICHARD D. PASCHEN.. of Truckee Election. Tucsday, Nov. 7, 1882. “It is my creed—my sethalias ina the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected by the Government, and equally taxed to maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall have an equal chance in the great struggle for life." —M.M. Estee. ESTEE AND CONKLIN HON. H. F. PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second District, = AND—HON. A; P. VAN DUZER, Will address the People on thefIssues of the Day, as follows: NEVADA CITY WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 27th. — The County Committee wil] please make S7 BEATS THEM ALL!-~<3 Broad st., aljoining Leutje & Brand's” French inna Of the very latest styles, 1 the latest patterns, and { cai. —— ew 3 =O . J. A. DOWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR, erie trtressreeres Nevada City, = THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ad Seotel Cots EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. Tam now prepared to make Coats, Vasae Pants and Overcoats guarantee satisfaction in, ip. every pode, nr MY Meat can suit the taste of the most fastidious ag respect. All my cloths are af y arrangements for the meeting. By order ot the Republican State Central Committee, P. B, CORNW ae Ch’'m. JAMES R. FINLAYSON, Sec, BE CITY BREWERY SPRING STREET, Nevada City. SST CHAS, BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale . Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge __ e w.s. ROSECRANS “i First District ... Second District ... JAMES H. BUDD Third District. . BAKCLAY HENLEY ourth Distfict.0..+2P. B. TULLY = FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, First District;... G. J. CARPENTER Second District.. _W. P. HUMPHREY Third District .... W. W. FOOTE FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, ai First District... CHARLES GILDEA Second District. WILLIAM M. CRUTCHER Third Distsict... C. E. WILCOXEN ‘Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., WALTER D. VI NTON, Sella Ae ictor. ‘A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fascy Soaps, ~ Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, 7 Toitet Articles of all kinds. Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Draggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. maior: City, Cal AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer's Office. They have on hand the Finest stock of‘Goods ever brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ——0 We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated BRIGHTON RAN GE, Which is pronounced by all who use it the CHAMPION RANCE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the ‘ “Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market. We receive our Stoves direct from Eas ern manufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county, BUILDERS HARDWERE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, cf all kinds. e——— i Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery. China, Majolica & Glassware. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and cowiection made with the City Water Works, Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. LEGG & SHAW. TU mn en The Pioneer Y Gn TOCAIy Store . Hore 1 am, and Here Tie: ‘Beet For Over Yan Choice Family Groceries, At shes 52 Broad Street.... Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY _TREASURER’S: OFFICE My long experience in buying enables me to place-before: my custom tg the B EST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE GRICE. I keep constantly on hand > “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and oat the Chofoest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel, New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Codfish, Wood and Willow Ware, Croé Orders by ‘mail or Sissi ate . : tended.to promptly. CHAS, BLASAUF, im City, Tuly 20¢h ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &@. MY MOTTG IS:-—EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING ——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF. GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN.” Of Inyo. “ LIVER enén AND GLOBE.” . For Justices of Supreme Court = tse JOHNHUNT een S.C. DENSON VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Of Sacraments set = 9 For Members of Congress, PR phe W. W MORROW FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, a = cul CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS, Etc., EEE S carton HAVE REMOVED = en Foe Maes ek lA, R, WADSWORL, STATE a ‘COUNTY. Bletion, ‘hy Har. Th FOR aovahiien. _Morris M. Estee Of Napa. ‘For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, FRANK PAGE Second -District. Fer Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo, For State Controller, « W. A. DAVIES Of Tuclumne. For State Treasurer, JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, A. L. HART, Of Colusa. Por Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. For Cle:k of Supreme Court, FRANK-GROSS ~» Of Sacramento. For Railroad ‘Commiss‘oner, CHARLES. F. REED First District. * L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J.L.-LEWISON, A. WALRATH. Fer Sheriff, THOMAS. MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS; Jr, For Treaserer, G. v.SCHMITTBURG, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, For County Clerk, FRANK'G. BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS. ar Comme: J. G. HARTW For Public Eleietk iee ooh STOTLAR, LL Ww, ‘3 GROVES, For Stipervisor, 1st District, TAvton r REPUBLICAN rE For State Board Equalization, . . “GRAND Ragan Rally HON. E. W. ROBERTS, HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J, L. LEWISON, © S. WHEELER, And the Other ening ‘tor County Offices, Will Addréss the citizens of Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: Rongh & Ready, Thursday, Sept. 28th. Spenceville, Friday, Sept. 29th. Indian Springs, Saturday, Sept. 30th. French Corral, Monday, Oct. 2. North Sam Juan, Tuesday, Oct, 3. “Columbia Hill; Wednesday, Oct, 4, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 5. Enreka, Friday, Oct. 6. North Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. 7th, Truckee, Wednesday, Oct.-H.Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12, Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 17. 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Fe ¥ = rm lotber Judge. ft, erry DAILY TRANSCRIPT. _™ Pin dente’ vole of the late Re-. " NEVADA umTY, CAL.’ We ia coalibly inte informed that an anwarranted and underhanded ‘effort is being made to prejudice the Sree Sens agniont Them dete for Sheriff. A report has bees pet in ‘cireulation that when Mr. Mein was Superintendent of the _ @pimion, and also expressed it, that “a dollar and a half a day was @nough to pay any workingmn.” “Another statement made is that while Superiatendent of the Derbee he used bis influence with ‘the Company to have the wages reduced from $3 to $2 50 a day. Where Mr. Mein iswell known these slan=. ers cannot possibly work him any “jnjary, but there are in the county many new comers who might if they were allowed to go uncontradicted peleve there was some foundation for them. Knowing Mr. Mein to have always been the friend of the laboring classes, it has been our pleasure to look into the charges now brought against him. We find that while Superintendent of the Pittebarg a scheme was put on foot to cut down the wages of that and other mines. Immediately upon hearing of this Mr. Mein went to ~ @atly against the move, threatening to resign his situation rather than be a party to it, that the contemplated redaction was not made. Mr. Mein’s position at thst time on the wages question is well known to many Democrats, among whom we might naine . avid McLean ot this city who tinder him for . seveu years, As to the Derbec affair, it is well-known to the old employes that Mr. Mein opposed successfully for some time the proposition of the Company to reduce the wages to $2 50 a day; that the reduction was accomplished when he had quit the place atid been succtéed:d by Capt. Cox;and that the miners by striking brought the price up to its former level. A. B. Brady of Grass Valley, a prominent Democrat, had quite a thorough knowledge of the affsirsof the mine then. To him we would refer voters as to where Superintendent Mein stood in respect to the wages of miners, He is the man who years ago spent $7,000 of’ his own money prospecting on Gold Flat, this township, and never during that time hired a Chinaman or paid a white man less than $3 a day. That is the kind of man Tom Mein, the Republican candidate for Sheriff, is, and we can prove it all on Democratic authority. PUREE BER METEDEE I PSE AES ANTI-BEBRIS CONVENTION. The. Anti-Debrie Convention met in Sacramento yesterday to nominate an anti-slickens ticket, or select nominees from the Republican and Democratic State tickets. We hope they coneluded to put a new ticket in the field, forin that event the people of “the State will have agoud chance to know how insignificant in number, the fanatical crowd is. Realizing this fact, the more intelligent of the delegates, no doubt favored a selection of names from the two great political parties. A correspondent of the Maryaville Appeal, who signe! himself an ‘‘Old Line Republican” aaid that policy would seem to dictate that no new nominations should be made, as it would exhibit a paucity of numbers that ‘would not place the cause in a favorable or true light—which mistake is above all things to be avoided for the sake of the cause.” But ifa new ticket was to be placed in the field, ‘‘Old Line Republican” suggested that the convention should agree with the disaffected Republicans and Democrats to consolidate;~-and™ in anyevent Hart for Attorney General and Denson for Supreme Judge shou'd be eountedin. The Bee of the same day “mdorsed those two and wanted Sharpstein to be agreed upon as the These fellows realize the fact that the isolated vote of the fanatics would indeed be insigaifitherefore cant, and think they . desld aos the names from the reégular parties or consolidate with soreheads, 20 that afterjelection they may say, as the fly did when perched upon the back of the elephant, *‘What # hell of adust we do kick up.” =e é Ax eastern journal furnishes the gratifying intelligence that a record hag been kept of the 400 Vasear Col. lege girls who have married off in the last fifteen years, and thirty of them ‘ere reported to have husbands worth over $2,000 each. Nevertheless it is a great comfort for a man to return ; from his work and have his little wife meet him at the. gate in four languages and a landscape. Tava Rian . killed James Ryan at Greencastle, Ind,, on’ the 26th of _ August, with a blow with his fist, ne sahish bapa Ryan's ack. Atomens wilitery egg: tea at ai screen -. out the anti-slick “. endorses it. publican feats Convention of 383 to f6, by which the Convention strack en’ plin offered by the Committee on ations, is a pretty feir indication of the relative strength of the miners and their opts. — Post. The Nevada Tras-cripr publishes the above extract from the Post in its editorial.columa. and . therefore But the other day the Tran-crirt said this vote did not touch the merits of the issue between the hydraulic miners and farmers, and was simply « declaration that anti-slickens was not a political question and had no business in the Convention. . The Appeal predicted that the hydranlie mining journals would claim this voteasan ex pression of public opinion adverse to the dub debris Cause, and the Trax-crirt poohed st the ides.. The Appeal claimed that this apparent vote against the cause, was not obtained on the merits of the issue but as the result of an understanding that the uestion should be repudiated by the avestion from policy, as well as the result of an understanding between espirante beforetiat body asking 8 nomination, Bat the Post now comes in and says “the vote is a pretty fair indication of the relative strength of the mivers and their opponents.” The Post makes the vote a test on the hydraulic and ‘anti-hydraulic question. This is just what the. Appeal said the hydraulic mining journals would claim, and the pr was denounced by the TRANSCRIPT as imaginary and chimerival. —Appeal. For a first-class damphool, give tts the editor of ‘the Appeal. His chief @im seems to be to see how great misrepresentations he can indalge in when treating of the slickens question. The article from the Post was copied into the Transcgier without comn:ent, and when the Appeal says we ‘‘therefore endorse it,” the editor writes a. contemptible falsehood. The Appeal copies an article aboat a man committing rape on a ten year old girl, and by. that paper’s reasoning we would jbe justified in asserting in positive terms that ‘‘therefore the Appeal endo:ses taping ten-year-old girls.” We have all.long maintained that, xthe vote of the convention did not touch the merits of the issue between the farmers and miners, but was simply a. declaration that anti-slickens was not @ political question, and had no business.in the convention. It was kicked out, as it should have been, by a vote of about three to one, to the great chagrin of the fanatics who seek to destroy the main industry in this section. The delegates reyarded the subject as a local one and de clared it was not proper for the pzople of the whole State to be.wrung into it, Tie hydraulic miners have coutended from the first that the subject should not become entangled with politics, and we challenge the Appeal, or any one else, to cite a solitary instance where this plan has been deviated from im the least particular. Now let the Appeal give us any.evidence to the contrary, or stand branded as guilty of wilful misrepresentation. LETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL HART. During the last campaign, when he was a candidate as now, Attorney General Hart made a speech in every county, From a Republican who was in San Francisco a few days ago, we learn that he will not this Fall canvass the State. What does this mean? We do not think it is right for a few of the nominees on the State ticket to do all the speechmaking. It is the duty of each eandidate to give his best efforts to the cause, and we hope the State Centra! Committee will not consent to allow any of them to shirk their duty. Our people are anxious to see and hear all of them. Attorney General Hart need have no misgivings about being treated courteously in this section by all c'asses of people, the hydraulic miners included. His name will draw a big crowd . in the mining towns. SES SE cE ES THIRTY-?THREE Chicago bootblacks went toSt, Paul to ply their trade during a Fair, The Chief of Police ordered them to quit the city; but they hired a Jawyer to fight for their right -to -work wherever they. pleased, > Is it not a funny concidenae to find Pixley and Kearney working tandem for the same man for Govin politics. > eo A CaRDINAL’s income in’ Rome is estimated at $6,000a year. {will address the people on the issues of ernor? This is surely the off year. BRUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— SIANLEY &. EDDY.....i. Proprietor Mowxpay, Sept. 25, 1882. B. Guscetéi, Ranch. L. Marks, San Juan, . J. G, MeLean, Forest City. A. M. Dobbie, N. Bloomfield. F. R. Wehe & w, Downieville. Mra: A. Lecretan, San Francisco, N. C. Goodwin, Blue Tent. J. Preston, You Bet. D. Culbertson, Sailor Flat. Patrick Noonsn, Gra Grass Valley. Union ion Hotel, Z RECTOR BEOS......Proprictors. Fesay, Sept. 25, 1882. FE. Verrill, Virginia City. B. Guscetti, Ranch. H. H. Bahring, San Juan. Miss McMurray, “* se Miss Bubring, O. PB. Stidger, J. H.-Canard, w & c, Mrs./ Mobly, W. M. Suarin Washington. H. Tompson, Sulney. R. Clancy, City. G. G. Allan, “ Wm. Byrne Grass Valley. A. J, Benjamin, .“J. Spaulding, Dutch Flat. C. Walck & d, Washingto J. Schroeder, Rough & Enis. Wm. Nellis, Ssow Tent. A. Henderson, Grass Valley. se “s Bloomfield. BORN. At Quaker Hill, Sept. 24th 1383, te Henry Weir and wife, a son. MICHELL’S DANCING ACADEMY, Hant’s Ball, Nevada City. Open on and after Oct. 6th. Seirees Every Friday Eve's. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Classes Every Tuesday Evening. Ladies’ and Children’s Class every Saturday afternoon, Private instruction given when desired. Terms will be made known on Mic. JOHN MICHELL. Nevada City, Sept. 27th, 188: IWSULVENT NOTICE. N the Saperior Cour Sot of the County] Nevada, State of California. In matter ef James F. Jatunn, an i Sava Dedter. Jaines F. Jatann having filed in this Court his petition, schedule, and inventery in [nsolvency,by which it appears that he is am Insolvent Debtor, ‘the said James F. Jatunn is hereby declared to be insolvent. TheSheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal, of the said Jame . F. Jatunn debtor,except such as may be by law exempt from execution, and ef all his deeds, wea 2 oy books of account, aad papers, and te keep the same safelv until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. Ali persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to ang persen, firm or corporation or association for his ‘nse. The sald id debtor is hereby for bidden to transfer or deliver any property, until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Cuurt of the County of Nev imopen Court, at the Court Room of Court in the city and County of Nevada, on ——— the 28th day of October, 1887, 10-w'clock”a; M. of that day te prove their delits and one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. ft is further ordered» that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a aewspaper of general circulation, published is Nevada City, Nevada county, as often as the said paper is published before the da: wot for the meeting ef creditors, and it is tursher erdered that in the meantime all oe gs against the said insolvent be Dated Sept. 26, 1882. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. Cross « ‘Simonds Attra. 827 “Tt is my creed, my religion, that the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected by the Government and aon, taxedto maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall haveaneven chince in the great struggle of life.”—-M. M. Esrxe. ESTEE +> CONKLIN. Heury Edgerton (Republican nominee for Congress at e) day, at a Nevada City, ON Monday, October 9, 1882. anew Sagas Saves Ponce sxe. Rea x re for By order of ‘the Ke ates Siate Central Committee. WALL, B. CO JAMES R, FINLAYSON, _Chairman. Secretary, Democratic Ticket FOR GOVERNOR, GEORGE STONEMAN FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN DAGGETT......---of Siskiyou YOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF SUPREME GOURT, 8 ree of Los Angeles J.R SHARPSTEIN...:of San Francisco FOR CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE, CHAS, A. SUMNER». ... of San Francisco JOHN R. GLASCOCK POR SECRETARY OF STATE, THOMAS L. THOMPSON...-. of Sonoma FOR STATE CONTROLLER, JOHN P, DUNN ..--.»0f San Francisco FOR STATE TREASURER, W. A. JANUARY....---of Santa Clara FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, E. C. MARSHALL. ... FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, _ HL. WIABY es. b0-4--25of San Diego YOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRECTION, W. T. WELCKER......--of Alameda FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, JOHN W. McCARTHY.... of Stanislaus DISTRICT NOMINATIONS. YOR CONGRESS. Fourth District..... JOHN MARKLEY COUNTY NOMINATIONS. FOR JOINT SENATOR. H. V. BEARDAN.,.... of Nevada City FOR SENATOR,

C§W. CROSS.. 22.2.0. s.005 of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEY. 8. L. BLACKWELL..... of Moore's Flat JAMES 0, SWEETLAND...of Sweetland WILLIAM HILL...... of Grass Valley YOR SHERIFP, ROBERT D. CARTER... of Nevada City * YOR COUNTY CLERK. M. BYRNE, Jm......:. of Grass Valley FOR ASSESSOR, DANIEL COLLINS....-. of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS..’.... of Nevada City FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THOMAS 8. FORD....... of Truckee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, BO, PEASE. 5 case Nous of Washington FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. CHARLES EL. BROWN....> of Sweetland FOR COUXTY SURVEYOR, W. B. CAMPBELL..,... of Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES E. CLINCH... of Grass Valley ¥OR CORONER, BARTEL JOHNSON .... of Grass Valley COUNTY SUPERVISORS. FIRST DISTRICT. THOMAS L. HUGHES.... of Neveda Tp. SECOND DISTRICT, WM. H. BENSON..... of Grass Valley THIRD DISTRICT, ‘ FRANCIS M. PRIDGEON... of Bloomfield FOURTH DISTRICT, ROBERT HUCKINS... of North San Juan FIFTH DISTRICT, RICHARD D. PASCHEN.... of Truckee Election. Tucsday, Nov. 7, 1882. “It is my creed—my sethalias ina the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected by the Government, and equally taxed to maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall have an equal chance in the great struggle for life." —M.M. Estee. ESTEE AND CONKLIN HON. H. F. PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second District, = AND—HON. A; P. VAN DUZER, Will address the People on thefIssues of the Day, as follows: NEVADA CITY WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 27th. — The County Committee wil] please make S7 BEATS THEM ALL!-~<3 Broad st., aljoining Leutje & Brand's” French inna Of the very latest styles, 1 the latest patterns, and { cai. —— ew 3 =O . J. A. DOWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR, erie trtressreeres Nevada City, = THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ad Seotel Cots EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. Tam now prepared to make Coats, Vasae Pants and Overcoats guarantee satisfaction in, ip. every pode, nr MY Meat can suit the taste of the most fastidious ag respect. All my cloths are af y arrangements for the meeting. By order ot the Republican State Central Committee, P. B, CORNW ae Ch’'m. JAMES R. FINLAYSON, Sec, BE CITY BREWERY SPRING STREET, Nevada City. SST CHAS, BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale . Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge __ e w.s. ROSECRANS “i First District ..... Second District ..... JAMES H. BUDD Third District.. .. BAKCLAY HENLEY ourth Distfict..0....+2P. B. TULLY = FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, First District;..... G. J. CARPENTER Second District.... _W. P. HUMPHREY Third District ....... W. W. FOOTE FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, ai First District..... CHARLES GILDEA Second District. WILLIAM M. CRUTCHER Third Distsict...... C. E. WILCOXEN ‘Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., WALTER D. VI NTON, Sella Ae ictor. ‘A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fascy Soaps, ~ Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, 7 Toitet Articles of all kinds. Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Draggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. maior: City, Cal AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer's Office. They have on hand the Finest stock of‘Goods ever brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ——0 We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated BRIGHTON RAN GE, Which is pronounced by all who use it the CHAMPION RANCE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the ‘ “Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market. We receive our Stoves direct from Eas ern manufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county, BUILDERS HARDWERE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, cf all kinds. e——— i Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery. China, Majolica & Glassware. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and cowiection made with the City Water Works, Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. LEGG & SHAW. TU mn en The Pioneer Y Gn TOCAIy Store . Hore 1 am, and Here Tie: ‘Beet For Over Yan Choice Family Groceries, At shes 52 Broad Street....... Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY _TREASURER’S: OFFICE My long experience in buying enables me to place-before: my custom tg the B EST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE GRICE. I keep constantly on hand > “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and oat the Chofoest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel, New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Codfish, Wood and Willow Ware, Croé Orders by ‘mail or Sissi ate . : tended.to promptly. CHAS, BLASAUF, im City, Tuly 20¢h ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &@. MY MOTTG IS:-—EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING ——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF. GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN.” Of Inyo. “ LIVER enén AND GLOBE.” . For Justices of Supreme Court = tse JOHNHUNT een S.C. DENSON VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Of Sacraments set = 9 For Members of Congress, PR phe W. W MORROW FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, a = cul CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS, Etc., EEE S carton HAVE REMOVED = en Foe Maes ek lA, R, WADSWORL, STATE a ‘COUNTY. Bletion, ‘hy Har. Th FOR aovahiien. _Morris M. Estee Of Napa. ‘For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, FRANK PAGE Second -District. Fer Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo, For State Controller, « W. A. DAVIES Of Tuclumne. For State Treasurer, JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, A. L. HART, Of Colusa. Por Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. For Cle:k of Supreme Court, FRANK-GROSS ~» Of Sacramento. For Railroad ‘Commiss‘oner, CHARLES. F. REED First District. * L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J.L.-LEWISON, A. WALRATH. Fer Sheriff, THOMAS. MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS; Jr, For Treaserer, G. v.SCHMITTBURG, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, For County Clerk, FRANK'G. BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS. ar Comme: J. G. HARTW For Public Eleietk iee ooh STOTLAR, LL Ww, ‘3 GROVES, For Stipervisor, 1st District, TAvton r REPUBLICAN rE For State Board Equalization, . . “GRAND Ragan Rally HON. E. W. ROBERTS, HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J, L. LEWISON, © S. WHEELER, And the Other ening ‘tor County Offices, Will Addréss the citizens of Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: Rongh & Ready, Thursday, Sept. 28th. Spenceville, Friday, Sept. 29th. Indian Springs, Saturday, Sept. 30th. French Corral, Monday, Oct. 2. North Sam Juan, Tuesday, Oct, 3. “Columbia Hill; Wednesday, Oct, 4, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 5. Enreka, Friday, Oct. 6. North Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. 7th, Truckee, Wednesday, Oct.-H.Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12, Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 17. Lowell Hill, Wedoesday, Oct. 18. "You Bet, Thursday, Qet. 19, Commalteen wilt aria to the mectacary ar rangements. By order of the Committee. C. E. MULLOY, Chairmar. D. E. 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