February 12, 1887 (6 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CIT The Daily Transcript, HERE AND THERE. Hunt’s Hall ig to be repainted and otherwise renovated. Operations of the North Star mine of Grass Valley have not been inter, rupted by the storm. The Superior Court will meet again next Monday, when a number of probate cases are set for hearing. The old public Schoolhouse at Ome88 Was-broken down by the weight. of the snow that fell on it during the late storm. "The hearing of the petition for an order confirming the sale of real property belonging to the estate as Bice, deceased, hag been postponed till next Monday. Mr. Walrath has introduced in: the Senate @ bill allowing the court repor= ter of this county a monthly: galary of $100 and tencents a folio in “Addition for all testimony written up. The County. Treasurer yesterday received by. express from Sacramento ' the sum of $7,798.33 allowed by the State to this county for the care of aged sick.in indigent Circumstances, Assemblyman Simg has the TranScrIPr’s thanks for a Copy of a 45-page pamphlet entitled ‘4p Appeal to the Legislators and the Pedple of California on Behalf of the Mining Industry,” The members of Sylvania Lodge of 1 soon give an en*s Opera House for Vallejo which ig owned and managed by the order and ig in debt. ’ The Union says: ditch which supplies voirs at Grass Valley Snow for several days. there was a good su hand. On Thursda: furnishing its usual to the reservoirs, Tidings: There was @ small land: slide on the line of the Narrow Gauge Thurgday morning. It occurred at Long Ravine, near where the Central Pacific bridge crosses the local road. The railroad boys had to get out and make vigorous use of their shovels before the train could proceed, This is from the San Francisco Chronicle of Thursday: “In Nevada City during the recent snowstorm there was a lively time with snowballs, but the: ence between that place and San FranCisco—in Neyada City women, old men, sick persons and cripples were free from attack,” The Sacramento Record-Union says: “A. H. Pickerin dent of Chicago, is in the city, having come out to find in Central California the“town reserwas clogged with » but fortunately Pply of water on y the ditch wag quantity of water 4 favorable location for twenty-five or} thirty families from Illinois,” can’ buy more desirable homes in Nevada county for a given sum of money than in. any other part of the State, H. W. Brown will be here next week to negotiate with our le: cerning the illuminating of streets business houses by electric light, reasonable number will agree to patronize the company provided the light proves to be first-class and in eyery respect as re be established delay. : A surveyor has been doing some gurveying at Spenceville, above Wheatland for the Golden Gate Water and Mining Company. This company has ‘@ reservoir in that vicinity and also They here without further own a great deal of land. During the § coming summer it is contemplated to plant.treeg and grain on the company’s land and irrigate the same. Water will also be sold to the surrounding Land is advan vicinity of Pino, cing in prices in the Penryn, N ewcastle, Auburn, Clipper Gap and Colfax. It is held at leas one-third ‘higher than it was two years ago. One man who bought sixty-eight acres near Auhurn a few years ago for $800, last week refused $500 for five acres. Just as good land, situated in just_ag. geoed-a climate ~~ for fruit-raising, can be bought in Nevada'county for from $10 to $25 an acre, : The jury in the MeWhorter case are said to have stood 2 for conviction and 10 for acquittal from the first ballot to the time they agreed. After the Court was declared adjourned Mr. MeWhorter, to whose eyes tears of joy and relief had sprung,: thanked the jurors in a-voice choked with emotion, and assured them of his earnest hope that they would never regret that they “turned Milton McWhorter loose to support his wife and children ” Cmiectanmmemipicge i $1,500 a Day, Superintendent Brown of the South Yuba Company yesterday informed the reporter that the probabilities were the water would be running again in the Idaho ditch’ by last night, enabling tNe mines that depend upon it for their supply to resume work today. Thé breaking and blockading of the ditch as a consequence of the storm is attended by a very -heavy loss to the corporations interested, as well as to the men employed in the mines. The South Yuba Company have~been paying out wages to the amount of $160 a day to the gang of men employed.in cleaning out the snow, . and lose . amounting to ~~ bout $190 a day while“the water is shut off. At the Idaho 200“men are throw out of employment, at the 'mpire 150, and atthe Pittsburg quite SACs re was just this differpresented, a plant will BREEZES FROM THE BAY, — Doings at the Golden Gate--The Snow Pelters--.Wrang ling Newspapers--. * Devilish Dynamiters-.Trapped for Immoral Purposes. San Francisco, F Eprror TRANSCRIPT; among old Neévadang h clean face of the lively Transcripr ig 4 welcome vVisitant, We hope the’ Prosperity of the old town and county keeps pace with that of its illustrious newspaper, We. had eb. 10, 1887, It is agreed ere that the & rdre Visitation of snow a Legislators on-the. Press, When in the assembly the other day a bill relating to newspaper slanders was under consideration, Mr. Sims of this city pointed out the fact that while the press of the country relegated one mian to obscurity it elevated‘ ten, and when ten were injured this great conservator of American liberties raised a hundred to eminence and distinction, Mr. Sims made a strong defense of the press, and claimed that the proposed, bill would cover all cases of libel except the purely vicious, and for these the Penal Code provided an adequate remedy. He got in a side-wiperat Assemblyman Renison of Monterey. few days 4g0, and nearly everybody WENT WILD OVER rr, A San Francisco crowd can go nearer making a fool of itself with the material for excitement than that of any other city in America. It may be presumed to. be from the fae tion is made up of all grants, of which the sturdy New Englander, or solid Westerner, are but sorts of immiThe: Town: Talk. I 8, &% prominent regi. ' . The fact is th artizan on to sume was different from the onein the false was shamefully handled, fractions, Everybody seemed to turn out to pelt passerg with hard and soft Snowballs. Car windows were smashed, dummieg filled with damp slush, ladies and Policemen got the uncomfortable stuff down their necks, while resistance or anger was only a sign for renewed and resistless assault, The denizens of Chinatown took a hand in the fun, and vigorously pummeled balls every white man who came in sight. You can imagine the discomfort of pedestrians, and even of car travelers, when missiles were flying in all directions for.quite two days. t was a great relief when the sun melted the ammunition. Qur tolerant Police judges, who make more law than they administer, dismissed a crowd of snowballers who were arrested for assaults, on the ground that SNOW comes only once in a half ‘dozen years, and allowance must be made for the excitement caused by it. ANOTHER KIND oF PELTING Is going on-here at present,-stil] more unsavory. It has always been in doubt which paper, the Chronicle or Call, is more open to the influence of coin in the formation of opinions. These _pabers are fiercely belaboring each other just now over a question of their respective circulation, and probably tellinga great deal of truth respectively, The Chronicle tells about the venerable Pickering’s escapades in Miggouri, and the Call retorts by ism from’ the TRANScR Next day the latter took the fleor and made a vehement Speech aginst the bill. He denounced as “a falgehood” the remark made by “the Reverend gentleman. from Nevada, Mr. Sims,’”’ when he said on the day previous that he (Renison) must have some time been flagellated by the press, Mr. Renison intimated that the advocates of the bill are actuated by a desire to slobber over and give taffy to the press. Speaker Jordan called the gentleman to order and informed him that it was not in order nor parliamentary for one member _to impugn the motives of other members, Assemblyman Sims arose to a question of privilege and said that when he on yesterday spoke of thoseopposing the bill under discussion, he dld not single out an he was not then aware that he. was treading on tender corns, ' Renison denied that his corns are tender, and he said that if the gentleman from Nevada desired to know of his reputation, he should go to Monterey county where he had held office seven years, Mr. Sims asked an opportunity ‘of setting the gentleman from Monterey right. . ies Renison retorted hotly that when he desired to be set right he would select Some gentleman on the floor to set him right and not a person ‘who hardly seemed able to conduct himself propY particular member, and . }, GOLD-GETTING. — Quartz Mining Operations on the Ridge and Along the Middle Yuba River. — 4 For the past year or two Patrick Naugliton has been located near the South Y the vicinity of Lake City. according to report Pat has already h. for his ledge, Joseph ‘Kilroy in Cherokee, are working a ledge Grizzly canyon. but some good gold, has been ta’ uba river, ken from it. Rumor has it that a quartz mill w: working a ledge in The quartz, » is looking well. ad two good offers but he has refused both. and others, residing in The ledge is small, quartz, bearing free ill be erected during the coming spring upon the General Grant ledge, aituated upon the Yub MiddleYuba_ riy. the Delhi ‘mine. cated a year or Jones, Springer. residing princi Columbia Hill. thought to be an ka ledge at Pike City. The chances are that the General and in’ con Prove to be a good. Who had al y large and affair, made Grant mine will mine, as the ledge is ver the ore above the average a there w Curnow Bros. have a good mining oS &@ county side of the er, nearly opposite This ledge was lo80. ago by Simeon Andrew Jones and William It is now owned by mén pally in San Juan and. eaten by ree E By some, this ledge ig. #14 told the news. extension of the AlasMr. Cooke, claim. It-is an extension of the Delhi, A large number of ledges on the rf Lesage south bank of the Middle Yuba river . Shar ey h me with good keep a diary, re being Prospected ; so: results. A Brave Young Lady. on Piety Hill had a n Mias Hattie Lawson Pascoe, was awakened about o’clock in the morning by a roa sound, and glancing out of the wi observed-on the ground the refi of a fire.’ The ond floor, alarm and h quite a con erly. At this interestir thews of Tehama, stopped the fun by: objecting to gentlemen answering each other on questions of privilege, which might continue indefinitély, The previous question was demanded and ordered and McGowan’s libel bill was lost by a vote of 52 noes to 19 ayes. ng juncture Matcirculates more papers than the Call. The Call replies that the evidence would depend on De: Young’s word and books, and it may accept the Proposition if the latter can find ‘gix reputable People in San Francisco who will say they would believe DeYoung on Oath. So You see what we have served up every 2 = morning with our breakfasts, As the Phar Republicans are very angry with the 27 Chronicle for se] Hearst, and-are tronage, it ig more sympat! Chronicle hag ling them out to dropping off th said, the Cal] has the hetic audience. The not even the gratitude ats, for they believe it a question of pure coin, in which the loss of Republican patronage ig discounted, eir paere is great discontent all around with : THE DAILY PRESS Of San Francisco, especially by Republicans, The latter have no organ whatever. The Chronicle might be a strong and Popular party paper if it It ive when its selfishness does not control it, it sees a few hundreds in 5 for them at the sacrifice of Cc decency, State interests, and everything else of value in a standard paper, ~The Call is not ight it goes known to be: purchaseable, but. itg violent unreagonableness on such questions as hydraulic mining; irrigation, ete. money is understood to press influence, is suspicious, Except for an occasional diabolical Sympathy of the community was AT Fst wiry THE STRIKERS, Who were believed to be worked too long hours, But sin line of antiquated omnibuses on a Parallel street to the horse car companies, and have resorted to dynamite to scare custom from the roads into their rattraps, the general feeling has greatly changed. If any of these dynamiters are caught they will be severely dealt with for their cowardly work, A case was tried in the U. §, Court the past week which illustrates the means by which Chinese women are entrapped in China and br t to San Francisco for immoral Purposes, An old woman enticed the wife of an her own, and Certificate. She and eben PERSONAL MENT, TON. John Ford, of Boston Ravine, is dangerously ill. : W.W. Pratt, commercial traveler from San Francisco, was here yesterday. Father McN ulty, ice Catholic Chur dangerously ill, C. W. Kitts and rector of St. Canch at this city, is Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Clinch, of Graag Valley, have returned from a visit to the Bay. d J.J. Agard, traveling representative of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, was in town yesterday. Reporter Hocking does not come to the county seat as often on court business as he did until a few weeks ago. Supervisor Pridgeon, of Bloomfield, who hag been spending several days in town, yesterday received word that his youngest child—a girl 6 or 7 years old—ig dangerously ill, M., A, Singleton arrived Thursday from Washington mining district, and expects to remain here during the next two months for the benefit of his health, which hag been very poor of ate. , Rusticating at Auburn, J. H, Quatman, the tailor whose whereabouts has for & few days past i & myate: riding-horse when~ he started out about three weeks ago ow a business trip through the county, has been heard from, and will Probably he here 48 800n as the weather moderates to Speak for himself, The constable at Auburn, Placer county, telegraphs that Mr. Quatman is there and enjoy1 as the unsettled ing himself as wel condition of the weather will permit. The Riders AN Right. The saddle-horses found tke early part of this week at the foot of the lava ridge this side of Washington, belonged to Ah Bang, a Chinese merchant of that town. The owner had put them in the care of a couple of Chinamen to be taken below for winter pasturage. The deep snow caused them to get off the road, who were riding jumped off just as the parlor. and her f ed out of doors afte: and soon had the blaze checked. lounge, some pictures, other furniture was b wall around the mant. The loss. is between No insurance. el w + 2Oe+ —s Exposing Their Ignorance. rath debris impounding bill, Proposed dams w lands. Had the the trouble to inform the subject, and made of the debris dams already in use,they 4 posed their ignocomic valentine to would not have ex ranée and narrow-mindednegs : adopting su ch a resolution. Trouble Ahead. When the appetite fails, 8rows restless and unrefresh is trouble ahead. The digesti when healthy, vous system, when vi quil, gives its posses ary to his employer ag well . § , . 98 to the party from whom he hired a The men . horses plunged over the embankment, and thus saved themselves, Excitement in Texas. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris Tex., by the remarkable reidine & of ley, who was so he Ppless turn in » Or raise hig body said he was tion. A trial bott ty get everyn onsum le of Br. ws "3 New n bo: of halls and two bottles of the Discover’, he was.well and had Sained in flesh rty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Carr Bros, : Just Arrivea, Mr. J. E, Cor Ya: he could not}! at night. A tonic, should not be a mere are the nerves to be stren soothed by the unaided sedative or a narcotic. of action The dwelling house of Win. Pascoe arrow escape from destruction afew mornings ago. » daughter of Mrs. two ring ndow ection family slept on the secMiss Lawson gave the urrying down stairs found flagration raging in the She was in her night clothes eet were bare; but she rushr a pail of water A the carpet and urned, and the as damaged. $200 and $250. The Supervisors of Sacramento county have unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Senators and Assemblymen of that county, and also the representatives of other sections, to use their best efforts to defeat the Walon the ground that the construction of the ould injure valley Supervisors taken themselves on by and sleep ing, there ve organs, crave food, the nergorous and trans0r NO uneasiness to be effective, appetizer, nor gthened and R a What is reuired is a medicine which invigorates the stomach, and tion of food by the means the nervous g' stem, as well other parts of the Pp y are strengthened. . Th fects of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters medicine whose reput, rmly in public confid physicians commend ilious and other used with th and ague, uterine wi ‘ Lites clover, mifelia, Clover, blue grass, lawn grace Italian rye grass and other k field grasses, at Carr Bros, wieeineesieseet ent. SuiLo0n’s Vitalizer ig for Consti ation, Loss of Ap ziness, an all symptoins o! Frico 10 and 25 cents per bott ros, properties, It e best results in rheumatism, kidnie eakness, and other m inds 8. tN tecciieneeniesinie Sentimental and Comic. Stich & Latkin are sell timothy, red red to; tf what you need tite, Dizspepsia: Carr promotes assimilasystem, hy which sical organism, ese are the efa ation is founded ence, and which for its tonic, antiis fever and aladies, 1 ing very elepat sentimental Valentines and most aughable comic ones ai than ever before. *————~ge0—______ SHILon’s Catarrh Remedy—a tive cure for Catarrh Canker Mouth. Carr ee Wuirney’s, Pra, in’s valentines for ee ee Otp Sour Mash Bourbon at $1 quart, at Charonnat’s, “ tf 50 Voice From Oregon. The fame of th Liniment has gon f Orego \Mr. Thomas n are in extacie; faction and° will ‘not ot be without it Mr. W. D. Vinton ig ‘the Agent. DeHaven’s cure sick headac Diphtheria, and Bros, ng’s and McLouch1887 at Carr Brog,’ Death of James A. Sharkley. Cooke have Semething Ei verybody Wants to Know. Much curiosity is manifested on all sides as to whether any of the officers of the. Anti-Debris Association have had a hand in the bribery pie hinted at by hydraulickers Hobson, L. L. Robinson and others during the progress of the Mé¢Whorter . trial. It would also be interesting to know John Space and Mr. written from Quincy, Plumas county, giving further particulars of the death of James A, Sharkley of this city, which occurred last month at the head of Hopkins’ creek, seven miles from Quincy. * About three months ago Space. and Sharkley dissolved just how many dollars’ each of the conspirators have realized from the blackmailing operations. All of those things would make spicy reading for the guileless ranchers of thé Sacra: mento valley who have impoverished themselves contributing directly and: by way of taxes to the war budget of Sexey & Co. and their army: of spies. aaah et RRS eE oe Se > He Stretched It. — In his argument in the. McWhorter case, Grove L. Johnson made all he could of the testimony relating to T. G. Robinson’s shortcomings, Could he have obtained the evidence of cer partnership in a mining enterprise they had been for some time engaged in, and Sharkley went to work for wages for awhile. A few weeks ago he formed a partnership with another party wii name is nét given. They cabine Py the head of Hopkins’ creek. 4 yt the middle of January. they weré to start out on a prospecting expedition. When the time came the partner left, and Sharkley feeling ill said he could not go just then but would be along three or four days later. A week elapsed, when the partner became uneasy at Sharkley’s non-arrival; and returning to the. cabAn tle the in on the 24th of January found hig dead body in a chair, the face partly Te went-to Quincy Next day he “and who was an old friend of went back to the cabin nection with Mr, Space, 80 been notified of the a careful investigation, At first foul play wag suspected, but as nothing to warrant such a suspicion. There was an abundance ne food in the cabin. ad been accustomed to “On the 16th of Janu. ary he wrote in it that he had the On the 17th he wrote that ry bad, this being the last is believed he died suddentting in the chair. Owing P snow and the decomposed condition of the remains when found, it was deemed impracticable to ship the ‘body to this city as his friends here desired. : le ee Attend to it at Once. tain other facts in the same connec: tion, he could have _painted-for the jury a picture that would have made the friends of the dead Spy as well as all the other anti-debris people hang their heads in shame. There might have been Proven’ facts‘thrice more . . damning to the anti-Debris “Association and its tools than any that reached the jury. . The case was oadky worked up, So far as gathering evidence here for the defense was eoncerned. Sharkley’s, ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL, RECTOR BRos February 10, 1887, W. Hein Spenceville, Mrs. Mills, ci AiaTipble, cee be rs. 8, city 88 Woods, city,. . P. Purdon, bridge, -Boealey, 8. ¥, Gi yorg 4 J. Agard, a8 W. Pratt, 8; F. D, Abramson, Wheat.,F. Creller, GeV J. Shoemaker, G, V., C. Seaman city, M. Singleton, Bloom., C, Gildea, Bloomfield, Pope, Bloomfield J.A. Rapp city,2 D. Coughlin, R. Re _F, Sacks, clty, c MC. Brooks, 8, K., R. Harris, G: V., C. Powell, G. V. 0-0 oe—— ARRIVALS A THE oH :Proprictors, Wi pleurisy: he was ve entry. It ly while si to the dee E. Bond, city, F, ee Me,, Ev UNION HOTEL, Mrs. J. Naffzigor Some mining county member of the Legislature should immediately present and have passed a bill entitled “An Act to Forthwith Remove {fom the Confines of California the Messrs. McClatchey of Sacrainénto to their . J: ® Old Home in Ireland.” This is the easiest way to get rid of a pestilential 5 trouble-breeding crowd. Every mother’s son representing Sacramento and the mountain counties would give such & measure their cordial} support. -Proprictress, ——e February 10, 1887, ee R. Curnow, clty, Prof. Ertz, city, G. Beecher, Modesto, Henry Lane, city, + Hosken, G, V, se Fobinson, aly, : D. Harris, G. V., H. Tyack, @.’ V., fro 0, e, city, GV. 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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CIT The Daily Transcript, HERE AND THERE. Hunt’s Hall ig to be repainted and otherwise renovated. Operations of the North Star mine of Grass Valley have not been inter, rupted by the storm. The Superior Court will meet again next Monday, when a number of probate cases are set for hearing. The old public Schoolhouse at Ome88 Was-broken down by the weight. of the snow that fell on it during the late storm. "The hearing of the petition for an order confirming the sale of real property belonging to the estate as Bice, deceased, hag been postponed till next Monday. Mr. Walrath has introduced in: the Senate @ bill allowing the court repor= ter of this county a monthly: galary of $100 and tencents a folio in “Addition for all testimony written up. The County. Treasurer yesterday received by. express from Sacramento ' the sum of $7,798.33 allowed by the State to this county for the care of aged sick.in indigent Circumstances, Assemblyman Simg has the TranScrIPr’s thanks for a Copy of a 45-page pamphlet entitled ‘4p Appeal to the Legislators and the Pedple of California on Behalf of the Mining Industry,” The members of Sylvania Lodge of 1 soon give an en*s Opera House for Vallejo which ig owned and managed by the order and ig in debt. ’ The Union says: ditch which supplies voirs at Grass Valley Snow for several days. there was a good su hand.. On Thursda: furnishing its usual to the reservoirs, Tidings: There was @ small land: slide on the line of the Narrow Gauge Thurgday morning. It occurred at Long Ravine, near where the Central Pacific bridge crosses the local road. The railroad boys had to get out and make vigorous use of their shovels before the train could proceed, This is from the San Francisco Chronicle of Thursday: “In Nevada City during the recent snowstorm there was a lively time with snowballs, but the: ence between that place and San FranCisco—in Neyada City women, old men, sick persons and cripples were free from attack,” The Sacramento Record-Union says: “A. H. Pickerin dent of Chicago, is in the city, having come out to find in Central California the“town reserwas clogged with » but fortunately Pply of water on y the ditch wag quantity of water 4 favorable location for twenty-five or} thirty families from Illinois,” can’ buy more desirable homes in Nevada county for a given sum of money than in. any other part of the State, H. W. Brown will be here next week to negotiate with our le: cerning the illuminating of streets business houses by electric light, reasonable number will agree to patronize the company provided the light proves to be first-class and in eyery respect as re be established delay. : A surveyor has been doing some gurveying at Spenceville, above Wheatland for the Golden Gate Water and Mining Company. This company has ‘@ reservoir in that vicinity and also They here without further own a great deal of land. During the § coming summer it is contemplated to plant.treeg and grain on the company’s land and irrigate the same. Water will also be sold to the surrounding Land is advan vicinity of Pino, cing in prices in the Penryn, N ewcastle, Auburn, Clipper Gap and Colfax. It is held at leas one-third ‘higher than it was two years ago. One man who bought sixty-eight acres near Auhurn a few years ago for $800, last week refused $500 for five acres. Just as good land, situated in just_ag. geoed-a climate ~~ for fruit-raising, can be bought in Nevada'county for from $10 to $25 an acre, : The jury in the MeWhorter case are said to have stood 2 for conviction and 10 for acquittal from the first ballot to the time they agreed. After the Court was declared adjourned Mr. MeWhorter, to whose eyes tears of joy and relief had sprung,: thanked the jurors in a-voice choked with emotion, and assured them of his earnest hope that they would never regret that they “turned Milton McWhorter loose to support his wife and children ” Cmiectanmmemipicge i $1,500 a Day, Superintendent Brown of the South Yuba Company yesterday informed the reporter that the probabilities were the water would be running again in the Idaho ditch’ by last night, enabling tNe mines that depend upon it for their supply to resume work today. Thé breaking and blockading of the ditch as a consequence of the storm is attended by a very -heavy loss to the corporations interested, as well as to the men employed in the mines. The South Yuba Company have~been paying out wages to the amount of $160 a day to the gang of men employed.in cleaning out the snow, . and lose . amounting to ~~ bout $190 a day while“the water is shut off. At the Idaho 200“men are throw out of employment, at the 'mpire 150, and atthe Pittsburg quite SACs re was just this differpresented, a plant will BREEZES FROM THE BAY, — Doings at the Golden Gate--The Snow Pelters--.Wrang ling Newspapers--. * Devilish Dynamiters-.Trapped for Immoral Purposes. San Francisco, F Eprror TRANSCRIPT; among old Neévadang h clean face of the lively Transcripr ig 4 welcome vVisitant, We hope the’ Prosperity of the old town and county keeps pace with that of its illustrious newspaper, We. had eb. 10, 1887, It is agreed ere that the & rdre Visitation of snow a Legislators on-the. Press, When in the assembly the other day a bill relating to newspaper slanders was under consideration, Mr. Sims of this city pointed out the fact that while the press of the country relegated one mian to obscurity it elevated‘ ten, and when ten were injured this great conservator of American liberties raised a hundred to eminence and distinction, Mr. Sims made a strong defense of the press, and claimed that the proposed, bill would cover all cases of libel except the purely vicious, and for these the Penal Code provided an adequate remedy. He got in a side-wiperat Assemblyman Renison of Monterey. few days 4g0, and nearly everybody WENT WILD OVER rr, A San Francisco crowd can go nearer making a fool of itself with the material for excitement than that of any other city in America. It may be presumed to. be from the fae tion is made up of all grants, of which the sturdy New Englander, or solid Westerner, are but sorts of immiThe: Town: Talk. I 8, &% prominent regi. ' . The fact is th artizan on to sume was different from the onein the false was shamefully handled, fractions, Everybody seemed to turn out to pelt passerg with hard and soft Snowballs. Car windows were smashed, dummieg filled with damp slush, ladies and Policemen got the uncomfortable stuff down their necks, while resistance or anger was only a sign for renewed and resistless assault, The denizens of Chinatown took a hand in the fun, and vigorously pummeled balls every white man who came in sight. You can imagine the discomfort of pedestrians, and even of car travelers, when missiles were flying in all directions for.quite two days. t was a great relief when the sun melted the ammunition. Qur tolerant Police judges, who make more law than they administer, dismissed a crowd of snowballers who were arrested for assaults, on the ground that SNOW comes only once in a half ‘dozen years, and allowance must be made for the excitement caused by it. ANOTHER KIND oF PELTING Is going on-here at present,-stil] more unsavory. It has always been in doubt which paper, the Chronicle or Call, is more open to the influence of coin in the formation of opinions. These _pabers are fiercely belaboring each other just now over a question of their respective circulation, and probably tellinga great deal of truth respectively, The Chronicle tells about the venerable Pickering’s escapades in Miggouri, and the Call retorts by ism from’ the TRANScR Next day the latter took the fleor and made a vehement Speech aginst the bill. He denounced as “a falgehood” the remark made by “the Reverend gentleman. from Nevada, Mr. Sims,’”’ when he said on the day previous that he (Renison) must have some time been flagellated by the press, Mr. Renison intimated that the advocates of the bill are actuated by a desire to slobber over and give taffy to the press. Speaker Jordan called the gentleman to order and informed him that it was not in order nor parliamentary for one member _to impugn the motives of other members, Assemblyman Sims arose to a question of privilege and said that when he on yesterday spoke of thoseopposing the bill under discussion, he dld not single out an he was not then aware that he. was treading on tender corns, ' Renison denied that his corns are tender, and he said that if the gentleman from Nevada desired to know of his reputation, he should go to Monterey county where he had held office seven years, Mr. Sims asked an opportunity ‘of setting the gentleman from Monterey right. . ies Renison retorted hotly that when he desired to be set right he would select Some gentleman on the floor to set him right and not a person ‘who hardly seemed able to conduct himself propY particular member, and . }, GOLD-GETTING. — Quartz Mining Operations on the Ridge and Along the Middle Yuba River. — 4 For the past year or two Patrick Naugliton has been located near the South Y the vicinity of Lake City. according to report Pat has already h. for his ledge, Joseph ‘Kilroy in Cherokee, are working a ledge Grizzly canyon. but some good gold, has been ta’ uba river, ken from it. Rumor has it that a quartz mill w: working a ledge in The quartz, » is looking well. ad two good offers but he has refused both. and others, residing in The ledge is small, quartz, bearing free ill be erected during the coming spring upon the General Grant ledge, aituated upon the Yub MiddleYuba_ riy. the Delhi ‘mine. cated a year or Jones, Springer. residing princi Columbia Hill. thought to be an ka ledge at Pike City. The chances are that the General and in’ con Prove to be a good. Who had al y large and affair, made Grant mine will mine, as the ledge is ver the ore above the average a there w Curnow Bros. have a good mining oS &@ county side of the er, nearly opposite This ledge was lo80. ago by Simeon Andrew Jones and William It is now owned by mén pally in San Juan and. eaten by ree E By some, this ledge ig. #14 told the news. extension of the AlasMr. Cooke, claim. It-is an extension of the Delhi, A large number of ledges on the rf Lesage south bank of the Middle Yuba river . Shar ey h me with good keep a diary, re being Prospected ; so: results. A Brave Young Lady. on Piety Hill had a n Mias Hattie Lawson Pascoe, was awakened about o’clock in the morning by a roa sound, and glancing out of the wi observed-on the ground the refi of a fire.’ The ond floor, alarm and h quite a con erly. At this interestir thews of Tehama, stopped the fun by: objecting to gentlemen answering each other on questions of privilege, which might continue indefinitély, The previous question was demanded and ordered and McGowan’s libel bill was lost by a vote of 52 noes to 19 ayes. ng juncture Matcirculates more papers than the Call. The Call replies that the evidence would depend on De: Young’s word and books, and it may accept the Proposition if the latter can find ‘gix reputable People in San Francisco who will say they would believe DeYoung on Oath. So You see what we have served up every 2 = morning with our breakfasts, As the Phar Republicans are very angry with the 27 Chronicle for se] Hearst, and-are tronage, it ig more sympat! Chronicle hag ling them out to dropping off th said, the Cal] has the hetic audience. The not even the gratitude ats, for they believe it a question of pure coin, in which the loss of Republican patronage ig discounted, eir paere is great discontent all around with : THE DAILY PRESS Of San Francisco, especially by Republicans, The latter have no organ whatever. The Chronicle might be a strong and Popular party paper if it It ive when its selfishness does not control it, it sees a few hundreds in 5 for them at the sacrifice of Cc decency, State interests, and everything else of value in a standard paper, ~The Call is not ight it goes known to be: purchaseable, but. itg violent unreagonableness on such questions as hydraulic mining; irrigation, ete. money is understood to press influence, is suspicious, Except for an occasional diabolical Sympathy of the community was AT Fst wiry THE STRIKERS, Who were believed to be worked too long hours, But sin line of antiquated omnibuses on a Parallel street to the horse car companies, and have resorted to dynamite to scare custom from the roads into their rattraps, the general feeling has greatly changed. If any of these dynamiters are caught they will be severely dealt with for their cowardly work, A case was tried in the U. §, Court the past week which illustrates the means by which Chinese women are entrapped in China and br t to San Francisco for immoral Purposes, An old woman enticed the wife of an her own, and Certificate. She and eben PERSONAL MENT, TON. John Ford, of Boston Ravine, is dangerously ill. : W.W. Pratt, commercial traveler from San Francisco, was here yesterday. Father McN ulty, ice Catholic Chur dangerously ill, C. W. Kitts and rector of St. Canch at this city, is Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Clinch, of Graag Valley, have returned from a visit to the Bay. d J.J. Agard, traveling representative of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, was in town yesterday. Reporter Hocking does not come to the county seat as often on court business as he did until a few weeks ago. Supervisor Pridgeon, of Bloomfield, who hag been spending several days in town, yesterday received word that his youngest child—a girl 6 or 7 years old—ig dangerously ill, M., A, Singleton arrived Thursday from Washington mining district, and expects to remain here during the next two months for the benefit of his health, which hag been very poor of ate. , Rusticating at Auburn, J. H, Quatman, the tailor whose whereabouts has for & few days past i & myate: riding-horse when~ he started out about three weeks ago ow a business trip through the county, has been heard from, and will Probably he here 48 800n as the weather moderates to Speak for himself, The constable at Auburn, Placer county, telegraphs that Mr. Quatman is there and enjoy1 as the unsettled ing himself as wel condition of the weather will permit. The Riders AN Right. The saddle-horses found tke early part of this week at the foot of the lava ridge this side of Washington, belonged to Ah Bang, a Chinese merchant of that town. The owner had put them in the care of a couple of Chinamen to be taken below for winter pasturage. The deep snow caused them to get off the road, who were riding jumped off just as the parlor. and her f ed out of doors afte: and soon had the blaze checked. lounge, some pictures, other furniture was b wall around the mant. The loss. is between No insurance. el w + 2Oe+ —s Exposing Their Ignorance. rath debris impounding bill, Proposed dams w lands. Had the the trouble to inform the subject, and made of the debris dams already in use,they 4 posed their ignocomic valentine to would not have ex ranée and narrow-mindednegs : adopting su ch a resolution. Trouble Ahead. When the appetite fails, 8rows restless and unrefresh is trouble ahead. The digesti when healthy, vous system, when vi quil, gives its posses ary to his employer ag well . § , . 98 to the party from whom he hired a The men . horses plunged over the embankment, and thus saved themselves, Excitement in Texas. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris Tex., by the remarkable reidine & of ley, who was so he Ppless turn in » Or raise hig body said he was tion. A trial bott ty get everyn onsum le of Br. ws "3 New n bo: of halls and two bottles of the Discover’, he was.well and had Sained in flesh rty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Carr Bros, : Just Arrivea, Mr. J. E, Cor Ya: he could not}! at night. A tonic,

should not be a mere are the nerves to be stren soothed by the unaided sedative or a narcotic. of action The dwelling house of Win. Pascoe arrow escape from destruction afew mornings ago. » daughter of Mrs. two ring ndow ection family slept on the secMiss Lawson gave the urrying down stairs found flagration raging in the She was in her night clothes eet were bare; but she rushr a pail of water A the carpet and urned, and the as damaged. $200 and $250. The Supervisors of Sacramento county have unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Senators and Assemblymen of that county, and also the representatives of other sections, to use their best efforts to defeat the Walon the ground that the construction of the ould injure valley Supervisors taken themselves on by and sleep ing, there ve organs, crave food, the nergorous and trans0r NO uneasiness to be effective, appetizer, nor gthened and R a What is reuired is a medicine which invigorates the stomach, and tion of food by the means the nervous g' stem, as well other parts of the Pp y are strengthened. . Th fects of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters medicine whose reput, rmly in public confid physicians commend ilious and other used with th and ague, uterine wi ‘ Lites clover, mifelia, Clover, blue grass, lawn grace Italian rye grass and other k field grasses, at Carr Bros, wieeineesieseet ent. SuiLo0n’s Vitalizer ig for Consti ation, Loss of Ap ziness, an all symptoins o! Frico 10 and 25 cents per bott ros, properties, It e best results in rheumatism, kidnie eakness, and other m inds 8. tN tecciieneeniesinie Sentimental and Comic. Stich & Latkin are sell timothy, red red to; tf what you need tite, Dizspepsia: Carr promotes assimilasystem, hy which sical organism, ese are the efa ation is founded ence, and which for its tonic, antiis fever and aladies, 1 ing very elepat sentimental Valentines and most aughable comic ones ai than ever before. *————~ge0—______ SHILon’s Catarrh Remedy—a tive cure for Catarrh Canker Mouth. Carr ee Wuirney’s, Pra, in’s valentines for ee ee Otp Sour Mash Bourbon at $1 quart, at Charonnat’s, “ tf 50 Voice From Oregon. The fame of th Liniment has gon f Orego \Mr. Thomas n are in extacie; faction and° will ‘not ot be without it Mr. W. D. Vinton ig ‘the Agent. DeHaven’s cure sick headac Diphtheria, and Bros, ng’s and McLouch1887 at Carr Brog,’ Death of James A. Sharkley. Cooke have Semething Ei verybody Wants to Know. Much curiosity is manifested on all sides as to whether any of the officers of the. Anti-Debris Association have had a hand in the bribery pie hinted at by hydraulickers Hobson, L. L. Robinson and others during the progress of the Mé¢Whorter . trial. It would also be interesting to know John Space and Mr. written from Quincy, Plumas county, giving further particulars of the death of James A, Sharkley of this city, which occurred last month at the head of Hopkins’ creek, seven miles from Quincy. * About three months ago Space. and Sharkley dissolved just how many dollars’ each of the conspirators have realized from the blackmailing operations. All of those things would make spicy reading for the guileless ranchers of thé Sacra: mento valley who have impoverished themselves contributing directly and: by way of taxes to the war budget of Sexey & Co. and their army: of spies. aaah et RRS eE oe Se > He Stretched It. — In his argument in the. McWhorter case, Grove L. Johnson made all he could of the testimony relating to T. G. Robinson’s shortcomings, Could he have obtained the evidence of cer partnership in a mining enterprise they had been for some time engaged in, and Sharkley went to work for wages for awhile. A few weeks ago he formed a partnership with another party wii name is nét given. They cabine Py the head of Hopkins’ creek. 4 yt the middle of January. they weré to start out on a prospecting expedition. When the time came the partner left, and Sharkley feeling ill said he could not go just then but would be along three or four days later. A week elapsed, when the partner became uneasy at Sharkley’s non-arrival; and returning to the. cabAn tle the in on the 24th of January found hig dead body in a chair, the face partly Te went-to Quincy Next day he “and who was an old friend of went back to the cabin nection with Mr, Space, 80 been notified of the a careful investigation, At first foul play wag suspected, but as nothing to warrant such a suspicion. There was an abundance ne food in the cabin. ad been accustomed to “On the 16th of Janu. ary he wrote in it that he had the On the 17th he wrote that ry bad, this being the last is believed he died suddentting in the chair. Owing P snow and the decomposed condition of the remains when found, it was deemed impracticable to ship the ‘body to this city as his friends here desired. : le ee Attend to it at Once. tain other facts in the same connec: tion, he could have _painted-for the jury a picture that would have made the friends of the dead Spy as well as all the other anti-debris people hang their heads in shame. There might have been Proven’ facts‘thrice more . . damning to the anti-Debris “Association and its tools than any that reached the jury. . The case was oadky worked up, So far as gathering evidence here for the defense was eoncerned. Sharkley’s, ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL, RECTOR BRos February 10, 1887, W. Hein Spenceville, Mrs. Mills, ci AiaTipble, cee be rs. 8, city 88 Woods, city,. . P. Purdon, bridge, -Boealey, 8. ¥, Gi yorg 4 J. Agard, a8 W. Pratt, 8; F. D, Abramson, Wheat.,F. Creller, GeV J. Shoemaker, G, V., C. Seaman city, M. Singleton, Bloom., C, Gildea, Bloomfield, Pope, Bloomfield J.A. Rapp city,2 D. Coughlin, R. Re _F, Sacks, clty, c MC. Brooks, 8, K., R. Harris, G: V., C. Powell, G. V. 0-0 oe—— ARRIVALS A THE oH :Proprictors, Wi pleurisy: he was ve entry. It ly while si to the dee E. Bond, city, F, ee Me,, Ev UNION HOTEL, Mrs. J. Naffzigor Some mining county member of the Legislature should immediately present and have passed a bill entitled “An Act to Forthwith Remove {fom the Confines of California the Messrs. McClatchey of Sacrainénto to their . J: ® Old Home in Ireland.” This is the easiest way to get rid of a pestilential 5 trouble-breeding crowd. Every mother’s son representing Sacramento and the mountain counties would give such & measure their cordial} support. -Proprictress, ——e February 10, 1887, ee R. Curnow, clty, Prof. Ertz, city, G. Beecher, Modesto, Henry Lane, city, + Hosken, G, V, se Fobinson, aly, : D. Harris, G. V., H. Tyack, @.’ V., fro 0, e, city, GV. 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