April 1, 1880 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. The Sandlot Must Go. General News. —_——_—— The French writer on natural history, Guillaume Philupe Schimperis, Kearney must=-go. Kalloch must go. So must all of the other .comSe ee Thursday, April ist, 1880. . decent people of San Francigéo, who munists and nibilists and “oodlums ‘and bummers of the sandlot@, The dead. Williamson, writer of the anonymous letters to Dr. Dix in New York EES ec a eee New York Agencies for the Daily . Transcript.—J. H. Bares, 41 Park, Row, . (Times Building, and Gro. P. RowsLL & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York City, are our duly authorized Agents. Files of the TRANscript havea special place at the above nam ed offices and are open toall who desire to soe the paper. [ne nner ese nS ear = ‘An All Imiportant Matter. ms Ass The proceedings in the State has been indicted. Joseph Fraitar, a native of Portugal, committed hari-kari> at Serra City, ‘March 29th. : The Willamette fishermen have resolved to stand firm in theit established prices for salmon. It is reported that the Chinese Government will shortly claim Macao irom the Portuguese. A sham battle, participsted in by have so longbeen cringing to . goodfor-nothing element in their midst, ’s election stood up like and showed -at Tuesday . brave menepes more ‘their real Strength. Adispatch re‘ceived here yesterday from Chas. . De Young & Co;:states that’ James . D. Byrnes, the regular Republican . hominee for Joint Senator of San . Francisco and San Mateo counties, . . was-elected ‘over J; BR. Freud, We “sembly Tuesday ? 3 _-question was. being considered, displayed onthe prtof some _ of the members a —getior short oftnbooing hydraulicng-cd-over the sandloters’ favorites_by_) “when the debris P. C. an\ Democratic nominee, by disposition to oppose any . Citizens Protective Union were elect: 19,000. volunteers, took “place —aty Brighton, Kag., March 29th. A diamond drilfissaid to be—at work inthe Alta mine, and some think that a hoom is hatching: _ Arthur Berry, a miner, living near majority of about 6,000 votes. The “fifteen Freeholders nominated by the . f eration — for-alitine-to.come We are lad . some.8,000 yotes. Less than 33,000 that this attitude is ,assumed by a) votes jn all were cast. mivoritv.ouly of ‘the Assemblymen. Felton’s resolution to stop all -hySt draulic mining was not. only unjust butagbsurd, The idea that this gentleman shou for California’s interest to choke oif jd-presume it would be —-one of thre cre ties Spapees-ofawealth, . inercial in rests of that great _mart. js scarcely worthy gf serious ~¢onsidlThere would be no econo-. my in destroying the chief support _ of a dozen or more prosperous towns in order to save aslight outlay by the State.” There would be no justice ii this-taking “away the oaly means of livelibood that thousands There would be no sense in stopping t!re stream of ‘gold ' that has for years now been steadily flowing from the hydraulic mines into thie laps of tte farmers, _ While all who have given the mat$3" darofed nttentidh admit that hydraulie mining should go on, they are equally ready to declare that some measures ought to be adopted for saving the lauds of the farmers. in the valleys from future inundarémedial measures of men have. tion, Various have been tliis latter purpose, _ are fair, others are calculated to impose on all interested. . The most acceptable. of) all these as the proposed to accomplish Some of them generally debris acts is that known Young bill. While imposing a-heav“Jer tax on the miuers than most’ of the other bills, that tax is so fairly distributed that none ean complain. Each miner's proportion will be gov-", erned bysthe amount of water che uses. fall where it should, ang’ will. leave no sound room for complaint by the agricultural portion of the population. The latter are quick to detect this fact, and are decided y in favor of the Young bill, as We are inforined by their principal newspapers. The Legislature must nos let this session pass over their heads without taking action that will preserve the interests of both classes, That body cannot afford to let perso sal or sectienal prejudices interfere with the No other question mus: be allowed to come ‘performanee ofits duties. in the way of an immediate solution of this problem. “The people of the mining and ewamp land districts can profitably concentrate all their efforts on attaining this end, ‘ for all other pend ng bills combined are not likely by passage to render them ench lasting benelits as this . one., Fue Senators and Assemblymen who are anxious for no obsiacles in the way. A ee Marriage Licenses for March. County Clerk Carr issued the fol+ lowing marriage licenses last month John Cooper and Rachel Mellor, of Davidson of Little York; Lewis W, Cherokee and Katie, C. -Black o Lake City; David Harrisand Nettio Yoburn of Blue Teut; Paul Williams and Martha Loomer ofRough and Ready; H. H. Kent .and . Minnie Blasauf of Nevada City; John R. Johns of Amador City and Addie L gher and Anna Lockhart of Moore’ Flat; Wai. Benfield. and Malinda Purdy of Grass~Valley; Hannibal Pengelly and Ellen Baker of Colunbia Hill; John E. Kearns and Sarah Hatcher of Columbia Hin. , Oldest “wah, 43; oldest woman, 25; youngest nan, 23; youngest Woman, 16. Greatest‘difference in age of couple,. man theglder, 24." ‘Total ages of men, 2.8; total ages women, 191. —— ne oe “Ger thee to a gunnery,” is the first advice given to Leadville em grants when outsitting in Denver. OTHELLO was the original . of ‘What is home withyué its, suotli. ete ty The burden_of: the cost will . all means, start the new laundry. the © welfare of the entire State ought to put) plank to walk on, Applegate, Josephine county, Ore“gon, commi.ted suicide March 27th. “Good citizens all overthe country will congratulate + San Francisco on this glorious result John Nugent, a pioneer editor of of the effort to once for all destroy . California, whose last venture was the publication of the San I’rancisco Herald; died in that city Mareh—29G. H. Hayes, of Santa'Rosa, .shot -ant-kitted-Gee-W-Reoney on March: papa (oe = © 129th while the latter was about enwill be restored tes yaeocoye pone liI tering Hayes’ house, Letters from The victory is due to the Citi-Myi. Haves to Rooney are “Teported ‘zens Protective Union, backed up‘) o4j,6 causeéf the act: = g Edison, electrician and inventor, : ; geems to have abandoned his electric . Means tatk of disbanding yet, how-= light project for the purpose of giving iis attention to perfecting his process of separating gold from ‘‘tailings’ of mines by. electricity. A New York journal. claims that he has invented methods by which he extracts a greater amount of gold ' the prestige of the sandlots. Peace and pro&perity will henceforth reign} . in the city at the Bay, and the com} . “ oe : which have so long’ been. suffering tion. by the rexpectabte~ portion of thre . press. ‘The former. should” by no . ever. .The defeated may even yet], _ haveenough foolhardiness left to. do . soine unwise things. If they make asingle movein a bad direction, it is better that there: be a strong arm /ready to deal with them. A White Laundry. i from the rejected residum of auriferRCTS ee ous quartz than is obtained by; the A man and his wife, wlio claim to eso present process from the virgin rocks. have-—had—much-—experience inthe ' business formerly, dec are’ their in-tention to at ence establisha white’ If he can do that there is his fortune. A Good Strike on-Gotd Fiat. ' laundry in this city. They announce : Si TSS a sees . their ability todo work of the very. ©®®* aE ee See . best class. Such an institution has recently found the croppings of 8 Mong been needed here: Without small Jedge while working 300. feet Fone many men who are noted” for east.of the old . Mohawk. hoisting ‘howling long and! loud against the Chinese, are compelled to carry their ‘ : A washing to Mongolians. -At least’ edge ighleaiess toeight Sash Hy . ‘they claim they are, although their = Cea ee hae miner told the reporter yesterday s . : argument seems—very “thin” -when. ~ = that those who had examined the lyr more white and colored women ore estimated that it would pay at . sast ¢ veraga of $75. . Tuesabout town are always ready to do least an average of $75.a ton. Tues . work of this kind at fair prices, By ranch, They sunk about 25 feet, and the It is works, near Wentworth’s i we stop to consider that half a dozen day the discoverers {lisposed of the claim toStephens & Co.,and it isstatce ed that the latter intend to erect Lecture on Alcohol, hoisting works soon and. continue Tuesday evening T. M. Wood lecsinking. tured at Temperance Hall on the ' subject of “Pure Alcohol, its effects Mysterious Disappearance. Friends of his residing here, state ‘that a well known business. man of Grass Valley who left for San Francisco over aweek agohas mysteriously on*the human system in health and The speaker held that . the administering of alcohol in disease.” . cases of sickness was wrong ina phy. ). . disappeared, and they fear that sical sensa, and quoted numerous ; k He carried . authorities to prove that the custom ee f ; iiald be deseatthukk He betes [Re ee ee ee eee Bay with him, and left it in charge ‘edthat the time was fast app:oach-. . . ; ee pp oae’= . of a friend there, shortly after which ‘when no physician would prescribe Ase ‘oi : A diligent The address was { . . . such as remedies, as j : : search as to his whereabouts. has well prepared’ and attentively listenGee Wee : been instituted;-but up to Tuesday ed to by the small audience pres: ce eae without good results. The gentleman is engaged to be married to a well cians Au Involuntary Baptiom, known young lady of the county. oe Copper from Spence ville. 1arm has befallen him. time he was missed. _ George E. Turner and J, J. Rogers went out to take a look ‘at the Bull‘ doser claim, east of the city, Tuesday. They wanted to cross the creek, and Nr. Rogers, while pacing a The San Francisco Alta says: Some specimens of good copper ores, from the American copper : mine, ‘tear Spenceville, Nevada lost his balance . county, are on exhibition in the winand tumbled into the muddy current, dow of F, Smith, at 316 Montgomery street. —Lhe eompany—has taken i ba : lout titty tons of ore that averages twelve feet wide, and as cold as it} thirty per cent of metal. James could be without congealing. Being . Phillips, who brought the ore to the a good swimmer, it did not take him city claims that he discovered tue long to reach land. situation of the ore by an electrical ‘ SES fae “machine, and: thus saved much exwas avery laughable one—so lar 8) Lense of exploration to the company. The water was about seven feet deep, The incident Mr. Turner was converned, ee = " The, City Election. f A False Report, The Grass Valley Union says regarding the New York Maii’s stateIn another column is.the call for the city election to be held on Mon:. ment about the Idaho mine being day, May 3d. There will be voted . goon to change hande: _. for three trustees to fill vacancies . We are authorized to say thatthe Idaho mine is. not being sold to New York bankers or any other parties. No persga or persons have, authority to dispose of the property, and if is not seeking a market for sale. ~ . og¢asioned by the expiration of the terms of Messrs. Locklin,. Casper and Gillet, also a City Marshal, a, Treasurer, and Assessor, The following’ arethe officers: appointed for the election: , Inspector, "W. J. Organ; Judges, L. Nibell-and M. L, Marsh; Clerks, J.J, Rogers, H.'V, Keardan, ilew it is Bone. Eprror Trayscarrt: There is no ‘‘biocked game” when it comes 13, 15, 14, or 14, 13, 15, or 15,14, 13. Make the left side of the box the uppee side, then arrange the first or upper row thus: © ©, and pro: }. ceed to complete the puzzle. : VeErbum Sart. [Now tell us how todo it without . . turning the box —Eb.] s Which is the Biggest Fool? ~' The first of April, so they say, Is set apart for ‘All Feols” day. But why the people call it so, Nor you, nor I; nor they de know, But on this day are persons sent, Ow errands for pure merriment. But ’tis a thing to be disputed, Which is the biggest fool reputed— The man that innocent the sell doth buy, OF he that to him, told the lie. i—? bear it. -toprevent theearrying on ofhydrautions to each of our Senators and “Los'. . , Nelson moved ‘There are two classes who do not bear prosperity—one of them being {ear who do not get achance to . An Absurd. Resolution. -: : Tuesday Assemblyman Felton troduced the following in the AssemWhereas,. The debris from hydraulic miping has already filled up the beds of several of the tributaries of the Sacramento river to the depth . in places of hundreds of feet; and, ~ Whereas, Hydran ic mining seems to be on the increase rather than de? crease, and its continuance threatens _ to fill up the beds of the Sacramento and Feather rivers: and prevent the “navigation thereof, j: not to make them ehange their channels as well as to dest. oy the larger part of the arable lands of the valleys and ultimately.to fill mp the bays and injure, if not_finally destroy, the har. “bor of Sam Franeiscoytherefors, . Resotved,Bythe Assembly, the Senate concurring, that our Senators — in. Congress be instructed aud. our . Representatives be requested to-procure the necessary “tegistatiou by . Congress so as-to provide that in all . be inserted therein providing that: no hydra‘lic mining sball be. permitted upon the lands so granted: Resolved, instructed and our’ Representatives . be »xequested to use all lawful means: that—-ourSenators be . lie mining in Califorma upo. any ‘of the publi: latids of the United States. —esotved;— hat—the-Seeretary—of+ State forward a copy of these :esoluRepresentatives inCot ress. MeCalllon-moved. tq refer_to the Conimittee on Federal relations. to indefinitely post. _ pone. Lost. at ts Fox offered an amendment to the effect that this shall not effect the owners of mines that prevent the debris from flowing into the vivers. Cart of Yuba opposed the resolution bitterly, eharging the majority with a desire to. throttle -hydraulic mininy. : = Felton replied that this resulution wouldnot interfere with the vested rights ef anybody; and as far as the Republican party was concerned, hat organization could —get—alo-g first-rate without any assistance fromthe ‘Extreme Left.” Mulholland thought the author of the resolution must-intend it-as—a joke. He did not think he could be sincere in striking such a b owas this at one of the greatest industries in the State. Feltou denied that itwas a Joke —-never joked on the floor of the House. : McIntosh moved to lay. the resolution on-the-table. Lost by a vote of 38 noes to 3d ayes. eee Amotion to—refer to Mines~and Mining was lost. The previous question on_ the adoption of the resolution was called and stood:_Ayes 36, noes 36, and . was consequently lost. Surveying and Mining Reports. The card of Messrs. Hartwell & Englebright, surveyors, appears in another column. ‘These gentlemen have a thorough knowledge of their profession, and any business ent: usted to them will receive prompt and careful attention. They also examine and make reports on mining properties. Pes entre Ses ees A Poker Story. On one of the steamer that ploughed the waters of the . Mississippi in days gone by, a quiet party was deeply immersed one evening in the mysteiies 0 that somewhat uncertain game called poker. One of the party, acolonel, or judge, or major— highory does not record which—in a fit Of abstraction, took the four aves from the pack with which the game was being played and laid them on his knee. The game prozressed, and the colonel alniost ‘‘raised” his antagenists out of their boots. When the ‘‘draw” came he threw away his legitimate five cards, called for one and reached for the four aces on his knee They were gone! Rising he cried in tones of virtuous indignation: ‘Gentleman, this. thing has gone far enough. There's cheating going on around this table.” ai oie Fanny's Bluntuess. It is said that Fanny Kemble still clings to ancient traditions of the ‘“‘palmy days” of the drama. Not long ago, at a reeeption given by the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, the hostess inquired of Fanny Kemble. if she had seen Mr. Irv ng in the part of ‘‘Shylock.” -‘*Yes,” she. replied, Ihave.” ‘And whatdo you think of ‘the little performange?” opinion,”-was thejanswer, ‘Gf Shakspeare could gee it he would rewrite ihe part.” Hew Lamb Sald Grace. Charles Lamb wasin the habit of jn-. ' Among the guests at the Alvord . i covered patents for mineral Tan asin Catitor᐀ ttia-hereafter—issued, “In my} Young Miners. House-are Master Charlie-and Willie Gilkerson, the youngsters who disv the Little Chief, adjoining hthe Lead Chief near Ruby City, in Gunnison, These tio properties: and a tease.on an Adjacent claim have been sold to Colonel Jacobsen, of this city, for $65,000, The boys are aged ‘ten and nine years and made their rich discovery while ‘‘p’aying mine.” They dug down four feet on the Little Chief, then drilled and blasted five feet more until a very . valuable ore body “was discovered. Their father, Thomas -Gilkerson, formerly of Gilpin county, was the principal owner of the claims. The two boss were paid $1,000 a piece by the men. who. had taken up. the: ‘ The two Chiefs constitute what is acknowledged to be one of the-must-valuab'e properties in -the entire Guinison_ country.—Denver . PRICE LEST —oF THE— “BEEHIVE GROCERY © STORE, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial) Street, . . Nevada City Potatoes, . per 100 pounds, $1,371 Flour, per 100 Ibs., $3 373 Mackerel, No. 1, “per kit, 259 Bran, per 100 lbs., ; % Smali Corn, ‘per 200 lbs., 1 973. Wheat, _. per. 100 dhs. -9'59Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 67: . Whole Barley, per 100_Ibs.,i 4 5p Hams, per Ib., clash ae a . i, B. Tea,per Ib., a _ PALATABLE — Meprotes, —Ayer's . OPS 5 Se 3 Cherry Pectoral is a honeyed drop ee ee Siete Seg ae Sa . , XQ ei of relief; his Cathartie” pills “ghde Brown Sugar, ..9$-pounds, 1.9. sugat-shod over the palate; and F H Bell Cherokee -H Baich Piacérville. ND Middleton Utic C Comstock Utica N_ Ye © Hyde Wisconsin J Berndt San Francisco G Albino San Frane A H Scott do Lu Chadbourne do. R Anderson Washingto b Edwards Washing E : Yesterday's Arrivals At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, GAL, Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. Mrs Hogan & Ye Blo Dr Chapman Virgi City Woy utherland § F H Smith Carson JT Harris san Fran-A-Robertson San Franci N Douglas city J McLaughlin Campton $ Westmoreland Sac T Harris You, Bet H Calder Moor Flat A.MePherson Grass, Val J Boyce Smarisville R Stout city : E Roberts Gold Flat C Nichols Gold Flat C McEtvy city caaeeaid J.G. HARTWELL, County Surveyor. W. &. ENGLEBRIGHT, z U. 8. Dep. Mineral Surveyor. . Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and Mining Engineers, Surveyors. FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, City, Cal. ee Particular attention paid to Examination . and Reports on Mining Property. al Nevada ‘CITY ELECTION. NHE ELECTORS of the corporation. of . Nevada City are hereby notilied thatan Election will be held at the CITY HALL on Monday, May Sa, 1880, To choose a CITY MARSHAL, THREE TRUSTEES, CITY ASSESSOR and CITY TREASURER. . The polls will be open at 8 o'clock A. M., and kept open until sundown. Inspe*tor--W. J. Organ. Jndges—L. Nihel, M. L. Marsh. _ Clerks—J. J. Rogers, H. V. Reardan. J. C. LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. apl : RS {THE DIAMOND PALACE. Michel's Old Stand, Broad Street, Nevada. Diamonds, € Jewelry. Howard, WaJtham, Elgin, Swiss and English FAT atchess always in stock. ‘Fine wv My Store is well filled with a New and Elegant line of Goods and Prices in accordance with the times. : Goods sent to all parts of the County C. O. D. with privilege of examining before buying. ALL Kinps*or Reparnine and manufacturing will receive prompt, attention. ‘INE WATCH WoRK in ail its branchesdone by a skillfal workiwan and warranted for one year. Written guarantee sentto partics living at a distance. . Ya.Goods engraved tree of charge. Peed MRS. E. E. FISHER, Broad ‘Street, Nevada City, and Mill St., Grass Valley. DR. S. M. HARRIS, — (Of Grass Valley.) Pearl Barley, . 3 Ibs.; 25. cts ae — ; Split Peas : his Sarsaparilla is a nectar that imnis 1 oa $3-Ib6,, A Ob . parts vigor to life, restores the health ib! sie Ri tag 2 and expels disease. — Waterford (Pa.) * ” ‘i . ape Ries al 10 Ibs., 100 the lh TTT . Extra Soda crackers, pes Ib., 10 ets, ° 2 EE RE ————— de ~s Ww ‘2 . Westerday s Arrivals at Oy ~— sii SE fae UNtoe Note ee Se —--NEVADA CITY; CAE; Pomatoes, 7 cans: 100 I a ee a 5 eans J] 00 Jacob ea Propricter. Jelly, “Scans, AT Laird city M Resenberg city. oe ee per gallon, 87}: J-N-Aloright San-Fr-M-d-HenleyVirgin-City . Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 100 _ M Morrow Muor Fla A B-Brady Grass Vaile) . Sardiges, large cans 4cvuns 10 J Cunningham do DrCollins do Lemon Peel and Citron, 3-ths:> 1-00 Tohacco, perivg <) Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 thbs., Milk Can full of Coffee, 3lbs.; 60” Dinner Can full of Cotfee,5 Ibs. 1 00 Raneb Butter, 3 pounds, 100 Cooking Butter, 54. pounds, 1.00 Beans, 333 Ibs. for D 100 Ground Coffee, per package, 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packayes, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, . ets Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal 506c do do . do 5 yal can, 2% Rest Cal. Candles, 30 for: 1 00. Erye’s English Cocoa, packet —“% Washing Pow:'er, 3 packages, — 25c, Mustard, per bottle, 1c. Pepper, per boitle, 1c. Wash Tubs, from , 50 cents to. 200 Wash Boards, =. 00 Oe, Wat r Buckets, 74 cts, Clothes Baskets, £6 cts. Rolling Pins: “8: Potato Mashers, 1S ets. All goods subject to correction, sar Eiverything Fresh ea to be the Best. ‘Richard Reberts and warrant JUNCTION OF COMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, © ‘NEVADA CITY. ERSKINE ale OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they y have Just EReceived A Choice and well-selected —sTocK OorF— GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc. Which we offer.to the pubic at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES, CONSISTING OF TEAS, COFFEE, CAN GOODS, Of every description, HAM, BACON, LARD, MACKEREL, SALMON, ar GOLDEN SYRUP, SUGAR, zs “EXTRACTS, wearing a white cravat, and in conseqnence was sometimes taken for a clergyman, Once, at a dinner-table, amoung a large number of guests, his white cravat caused such a mis ake to be made that he was called on to “‘say graée.” ‘Is there no clcl-clergyman present ?” answered a guest. ‘*Ih-then,” said amb, bowing his head, S **No, sir,” “let us _ Ip we could see others as we see ourselves there would be more good } ‘i t DENTIST. & Block Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. ae Office in Brown & Morgan’s Fity, eto. CANDLES, ° SOAP, saaied Ete,, Ete. Et. _ Also, . WOODWARE. 8 ey ee eer We do not propose to pub'sh a 13, 14, 15 p “privy list, 46 #* ceive the ple, but, simply them to call and price our satisfy themselves as to prices, qualNevada City. = we . looking people in the world. a ble distance free’ of wharge. a™ New Grocery Store . AND OWILLOW 8 and Goods delivered within a reasons” “THE DAILY TRA NEVADA CITY, CALIF Es % ‘Briet Mention All Fools” Day. There are nine prison County Jail. Fhe montbly meeting < Guard takes place Mond: Sargent & Jacobs are h crushing gravel with ge Observe the changes n gn the price list of Biche grocery store. i The 15 puzzie is on its : -Mareh avent out like. stead of a lamb, after alt. Jatnes-Mcnrohasbeen “pis-house since Saturday jafammatory rheamat sm There was a pleasant d of WH —Craw.ord Tu A little.child Of Nichol ley, less thin two years, ¢ drowned in-an o d tninit: Forest Springs ou Monila Yesterday morning tl tichttall-of stow, folk funstorin that tasted ait was very beneficial to. agricultural operations, ’ Incase the weather. is anhouuced to take place Eanch Saturday betweer McAlpine will be postpe J, A; Séely and P. I turned yesterday from tl the upper country im the the Narrow Guage raile had a rough time travelin mountain roads, The auction of planta at Guild’s this week, was patronized, the whole readily dispésed of. “In another assortment will the nursery at Sacramen sold at auction. The installation of ¢} ta Nevada Commandery, K lar, will take plies at-t o-night, Had it not . tormy weather of the wo, large delegations o Kuights would have rom Sierra and Placer « Peter sections. ‘ re Recorder's Office 2 The fo lowing docume hin the County Rec br the week ending: y 3 tachment, 2 agreemen satisfactions of mortga bg notices, 4 mortgages f sale; l notary bond, hortgages, 3 water loca nce of redemption, 4 demption, 2’ marriage ?--<Saperior Con ™ cian ot Che following busines ENRIGHT, Bee 0cted inte su Hon. John Caldwell pre iT. Gl Meek vs. CG. / md others, This case om a Grass Val ey Jr udgment was renderec cording to stipulation The Court took a r clock this morning, cme soe, ie Brought to the Cow Thomas Warren, Corge A’bert at Rowig tnday, was examined elbourne Tuesday, an er to the charge of as rin the sum of $9,000 bnfined in the County as alive when last hea The True’ Wa To be happy, vote th ket and buy your gro ee ~~ Greatest of A pee he immense stock of ‘ Teceived at Rosenbi ace Dry Goods Store ‘most elegant asso ught to Nevada ce chiageg were made’ e market, mostly bei " tly from the East. Bofa stylish charac ble quality." First Class Piane "t. Pant Schoen is ec for tuning a) ie aud Organs wi tune teller pe ie 0 afew days longe:

NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. The Sandlot Must Go. General News. —_——_—— The French writer on natural history, Guillaume Philupe Schimperis, Kearney must=-go. Kalloch must go. So must all of the other .comSe ee Thursday, April ist, 1880. .. decent people of San Francigéo, who munists and nibilists and “oodlums ‘and bummers of the sandlot@, The dead. Williamson, writer of the anonymous letters to Dr. Dix in New York EES ec a eee New York Agencies for the Daily . Transcript.—J. H. Bares, 41 Park, Row, . (Times Building, and Gro. P. RowsLL & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York City, are our duly authorized Agents. Files of the TRANscript havea special place at the above nam ed offices and are open toall who desire to soe the paper. [ne nner ese nS ear = ‘An All Imiportant Matter. ms Ass The proceedings in the State has been indicted. Joseph Fraitar, a native of Portugal, committed hari-kari> at Serra City, ‘March 29th. : The Willamette fishermen have resolved to stand firm in theit established prices for salmon. It is reported that the Chinese Government will shortly claim Macao irom the Portuguese. A sham battle, participsted in by have so longbeen cringing to . goodfor-nothing element in their midst, ’s election stood up like and showed -at Tuesday . brave menepes more ‘their real Strength. Adispatch re‘ceived here yesterday from Chas. . De Young & Co;:states that’ James . D. Byrnes, the regular Republican . hominee for Joint Senator of San . Francisco and San Mateo counties, . . was-elected ‘over J; BR. Freud, We “sembly Tuesday ? 3 _-question was. being considered, displayed onthe prtof some _ of the members a —getior short oftnbooing hydraulicng-cd-over the sandloters’ favorites_by_) “when the debris P. C. an\ Democratic nominee, by disposition to oppose any . Citizens Protective Union were elect: 19,000. volunteers, took “place —aty Brighton, Kag., March 29th. A diamond drilfissaid to be—at work inthe Alta mine, and some think that a hoom is hatching: _ Arthur Berry, a miner, living near majority of about 6,000 votes. The “fifteen Freeholders nominated by the . f eration — for-alitine-to.come We are lad . some.8,000 yotes. Less than 33,000 that this attitude is ,assumed by a) votes jn all were cast. mivoritv.ouly of ‘the Assemblymen. Felton’s resolution to stop all -hySt draulic mining was not. only unjust butagbsurd, The idea that this gentleman shou for California’s interest to choke oif jd-presume it would be —-one of thre cre ties Spapees-ofawealth, . inercial in rests of that great _mart. js scarcely worthy gf serious ~¢onsidlThere would be no econo-. my in destroying the chief support _ of a dozen or more prosperous towns in order to save aslight outlay by the State.” There would be no justice ii this-taking “away the oaly means of livelibood that thousands There would be no sense in stopping t!re stream of ‘gold ' that has for years now been steadily flowing from the hydraulic mines into thie laps of tte farmers, _ While all who have given the mat$3" darofed nttentidh admit that hydraulie mining should go on, they are equally ready to declare that some measures ought to be adopted for saving the lauds of the farmers. in the valleys from future inundarémedial measures of men have. tion, Various have been tliis latter purpose, _ are fair, others are calculated to impose on all interested. . The most acceptable. of) all these as the proposed to accomplish Some of them generally debris acts is that known Young bill. While imposing a-heav“Jer tax on the miuers than most’ of the other bills, that tax is so fairly distributed that none ean complain. Each miner's proportion will be gov-", erned bysthe amount of water che uses. fall where it should, ang’ will. leave no sound room for complaint by the agricultural portion of the population. The latter are quick to detect this fact, and are decided y in favor of the Young bill, as We are inforined by their principal newspapers. The Legislature must nos let this session pass over their heads without taking action that will preserve the interests of both classes, That body cannot afford to let perso sal or sectienal prejudices interfere with the No other question mus: be allowed to come ‘performanee ofits duties. in the way of an immediate solution of this problem. “The people of the mining and ewamp land districts can profitably concentrate all their efforts on attaining this end, ‘ for all other pend ng bills combined are not likely by passage to render them ench lasting benelits as this . one., Fue Senators and Assemblymen who are anxious for no obsiacles in the way. A ee Marriage Licenses for March. County Clerk Carr issued the fol+ lowing marriage licenses last month John Cooper and Rachel Mellor, of Davidson of Little York; Lewis W, Cherokee and Katie, C. -Black o Lake City; David Harrisand Nettio Yoburn of Blue Teut; Paul Williams and Martha Loomer ofRough and Ready; H. H. Kent .and . Minnie Blasauf of Nevada City; John R. Johns of Amador City and Addie L gher and Anna Lockhart of Moore’ Flat; Wai. Benfield. and Malinda Purdy of Grass~Valley; Hannibal Pengelly and Ellen Baker of Colunbia Hill; John E. Kearns and Sarah Hatcher of Columbia Hin. , Oldest “wah, 43; oldest woman, 25; youngest nan, 23; youngest Woman, 16. Greatest‘difference in age of couple,. man theglder, 24." ‘Total ages of men, 2.8; total ages women, 191. —— ne oe “Ger thee to a gunnery,” is the first advice given to Leadville em grants when outsitting in Denver. OTHELLO was the original . of ‘What is home withyué its, suotli. ete ty The burden_of: the cost will . all means, start the new laundry. the © welfare of the entire State ought to put) plank to walk on, Applegate, Josephine county, Ore“gon, commi.ted suicide March 27th. “Good citizens all overthe country will congratulate + San Francisco on this glorious result John Nugent, a pioneer editor of of the effort to once for all destroy . California, whose last venture was the publication of the San I’rancisco Herald; died in that city Mareh—29G. H. Hayes, of Santa'Rosa, .shot -ant-kitted-Gee-W-Reoney on March: papa (oe = © 129th while the latter was about enwill be restored tes yaeocoye pone liI tering Hayes’ house, Letters from The victory is due to the Citi-Myi. Haves to Rooney are “Teported ‘zens Protective Union, backed up‘) o4j,6 causeéf the act: = g Edison, electrician and inventor, : ; geems to have abandoned his electric . Means tatk of disbanding yet, how-= light project for the purpose of giving iis attention to perfecting his process of separating gold from ‘‘tailings’ of mines by. electricity. A New York journal. claims that he has invented methods by which he extracts a greater amount of gold ' the prestige of the sandlots. Peace and pro&perity will henceforth reign} . in the city at the Bay, and the com} . “ oe : which have so long’ been. suffering tion. by the rexpectabte~ portion of thre . press. ‘The former. should” by no . ever. .The defeated may even yet], _ haveenough foolhardiness left to. do . soine unwise things. If they make asingle movein a bad direction, it is better that there: be a strong arm /ready to deal with them. A White Laundry. i from the rejected residum of auriferRCTS ee ous quartz than is obtained by; the A man and his wife, wlio claim to eso present process from the virgin rocks. have-—had—much-—experience inthe ' business formerly, dec are’ their in-tention to at ence establisha white’ If he can do that there is his fortune. A Good Strike on-Gotd Fiat. ' laundry in this city. They announce : Si TSS a sees . their ability todo work of the very. ©®®* aE ee See . best class. Such an institution has recently found the croppings of 8 Mong been needed here: Without small Jedge while working 300. feet Fone many men who are noted” for east.of the old . Mohawk. hoisting ‘howling long and! loud against the Chinese, are compelled to carry their ‘ : A washing to Mongolians. -At least’ edge ighleaiess toeight Sash Hy . ‘they claim they are, although their = Cea ee hae miner told the reporter yesterday s . : argument seems—very “thin” -when. ~ = that those who had examined the lyr more white and colored women ore estimated that it would pay at . sast ¢ veraga of $75. . Tuesabout town are always ready to do least an average of $75.a ton. Tues . work of this kind at fair prices, By ranch, They sunk about 25 feet, and the It is works, near Wentworth’s i we stop to consider that half a dozen day the discoverers {lisposed of the claim toStephens & Co.,and it isstatce ed that the latter intend to erect Lecture on Alcohol, hoisting works soon and. continue Tuesday evening T. M. Wood lecsinking. tured at Temperance Hall on the ' subject of “Pure Alcohol, its effects Mysterious Disappearance. Friends of his residing here, state ‘that a well known business. man of Grass Valley who left for San Francisco over aweek agohas mysteriously on*the human system in health and The speaker held that . the administering of alcohol in disease.” . cases of sickness was wrong ina phy. ). . disappeared, and they fear that sical sensa, and quoted numerous ; k He carried . authorities to prove that the custom ee f ; iiald be deseatthukk He betes [Re ee ee ee eee Bay with him, and left it in charge ‘edthat the time was fast app:oach-. . . ; ee pp oae’= . of a friend there, shortly after which ‘when no physician would prescribe Ase ‘oi : A diligent The address was { . . . such as remedies, as j : : search as to his whereabouts. has well prepared’ and attentively listenGee Wee : been instituted;-but up to Tuesday ed to by the small audience pres: ce eae without good results. The gentleman is engaged to be married to a well cians Au Involuntary Baptiom, known young lady of the county. oe Copper from Spence ville. 1arm has befallen him. time he was missed. _ George E. Turner and J, J. Rogers went out to take a look ‘at the Bull‘ doser claim, east of the city, Tuesday. They wanted to cross the creek, and Nr. Rogers, while pacing a The San Francisco Alta says: Some specimens of good copper ores, from the American copper : mine, ‘tear Spenceville, Nevada lost his balance . county, are on exhibition in the winand tumbled into the muddy current, dow of F, Smith, at 316 Montgomery street. —Lhe eompany—has taken i ba : lout titty tons of ore that averages twelve feet wide, and as cold as it} thirty per cent of metal. James could be without congealing. Being . Phillips, who brought the ore to the a good swimmer, it did not take him city claims that he discovered tue long to reach land. situation of the ore by an electrical ‘ SES fae “machine, and: thus saved much exwas avery laughable one—so lar 8) Lense of exploration to the company. The water was about seven feet deep, The incident Mr. Turner was converned, ee = " The, City Election. f A False Report, The Grass Valley Union says regarding the New York Maii’s stateIn another column is.the call for the city election to be held on Mon:. ment about the Idaho mine being day, May 3d. There will be voted . goon to change hande: _. for three trustees to fill vacancies . We are authorized to say thatthe Idaho mine is. not being sold to New York bankers or any other parties. No persga or persons have, authority to dispose of the property, and if is not seeking a market for sale. ~ . og¢asioned by the expiration of the terms of Messrs. Locklin,. Casper and Gillet, also a City Marshal, a, Treasurer, and Assessor, The following’ arethe officers: appointed for the election: , Inspector, "W. J. Organ; Judges, L. Nibell-and M. L, Marsh; Clerks, J.J, Rogers, H.'V, Keardan, ilew it is Bone. Eprror Trayscarrt: There is no ‘‘biocked game” when it comes 13, 15, 14, or 14, 13, 15, or 15,14, 13. Make the left side of the box the uppee side, then arrange the first or upper row thus: © ©, and pro: }. ceed to complete the puzzle. : VeErbum Sart. [Now tell us how todo it without . . turning the box —Eb.] s Which is the Biggest Fool? ~' The first of April, so they say, Is set apart for ‘All Feols” day. But why the people call it so, Nor you, nor I; nor they de know, But on this day are persons sent, Ow errands for pure merriment. But ’tis a thing to be disputed, Which is the biggest fool reputed— The man that innocent the sell doth buy, OF he that to him, told the lie. i—? bear it. -toprevent theearrying on ofhydrautions to each of our Senators and “Los'. . , Nelson moved ‘There are two classes who do not bear prosperity—one of them being {ear who do not get achance to . An Absurd. Resolution. -: : Tuesday Assemblyman Felton troduced the following in the AssemWhereas,. The debris from hydraulic miping has already filled up the beds of several of the tributaries of the Sacramento river to the depth . in places of hundreds of feet; and, ~ Whereas, Hydran ic mining seems to be on the increase rather than de? crease, and its continuance threatens _ to fill up the beds of the Sacramento and Feather rivers: and prevent the “navigation thereof, j: not to make them ehange their channels as well as to dest. oy the larger part of the arable lands of the valleys and ultimately.to fill mp the bays and injure, if not_finally destroy, the har. “bor of Sam Franeiscoytherefors, . Resotved,Bythe Assembly, the Senate concurring, that our Senators — in. Congress be instructed aud. our . Representatives be requested to-procure the necessary “tegistatiou by . Congress so as-to provide that in all . be inserted therein providing that: no hydra‘lic mining sball be. permitted upon the lands so granted: Resolved, instructed and our’ Representatives . be »xequested to use all lawful means: that—-ourSenators be . lie mining in Califorma upo. any ‘of the publi: latids of the United States. —esotved;— hat—the-Seeretary—of+ State forward a copy of these :esoluRepresentatives inCot ress. MeCalllon-moved. tq refer_to the Conimittee on Federal relations. to indefinitely post. _ pone. Lost.. at ts Fox offered an amendment to the effect that this shall not effect the owners of mines that prevent the debris from flowing into the vivers. Cart of Yuba opposed the resolution bitterly, eharging the majority with a desire to. throttle -hydraulic mininy. : = Felton replied that this resulution wouldnot interfere with the vested rights ef anybody; and as far as the Republican party was concerned, hat organization could —get—alo-g first-rate without any assistance fromthe ‘Extreme Left.” Mulholland thought the author of the resolution must-intend it-as—a joke. He did not think he could be sincere in striking such a b owas this at one of the greatest industries in the State. Feltou denied that itwas a Joke —-never joked on the floor of the House. : McIntosh moved to lay. the resolution on-the-table. Lost by a vote of 38 noes to 3d ayes. eee Amotion to—refer to Mines~and Mining was lost. The previous question on_ the adoption of the resolution was called and stood:_Ayes 36, noes 36, and . was consequently lost. Surveying and Mining Reports. The card of Messrs. Hartwell & Englebright, surveyors, appears in

another column. ‘These gentlemen have a thorough knowledge of their profession, and any business ent: usted to them will receive prompt and careful attention. They also examine and make reports on mining properties. Pes entre Ses ees A Poker Story. On one of the steamer that ploughed the waters of the . Mississippi in days gone by, a quiet party was deeply immersed one evening in the mysteiies 0 that somewhat uncertain game called poker. One of the party, acolonel, or judge, or major— highory does not record which—in a fit Of abstraction, took the four aves from the pack with which the game was being played and laid them on his knee. The game prozressed, and the colonel alniost ‘‘raised” his antagenists out of their boots. When the ‘‘draw” came he threw away his legitimate five cards, called for one and reached for the four aces on his knee They were gone! Rising he cried in tones of virtuous indignation: ‘Gentleman, this. thing has gone far enough. There's cheating going on around this table.” ai oie Fanny's Bluntuess. It is said that Fanny Kemble still clings to ancient traditions of the ‘“‘palmy days” of the drama. Not long ago, at a reeeption given by the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, the hostess inquired of Fanny Kemble. if she had seen Mr. Irv ng in the part of ‘‘Shylock.” -‘*Yes,” she. replied, Ihave.” ‘And whatdo you think of ‘the little performange?” opinion,”-was thejanswer, ‘Gf Shakspeare could gee it he would rewrite ihe part.” Hew Lamb Sald Grace. Charles Lamb wasin the habit of jn-. ' Among the guests at the Alvord . i covered patents for mineral Tan asin Catitor᐀ ttia-hereafter—issued, “In my} Young Miners. House-are Master Charlie-and Willie Gilkerson, the youngsters who disv the Little Chief, adjoining hthe Lead Chief near Ruby City, in Gunnison, These tio properties: and a tease.on an Adjacent claim have been sold to Colonel Jacobsen, of this city, for $65,000, The boys are aged ‘ten and nine years and made their rich discovery while ‘‘p’aying mine.” They dug down four feet on the Little Chief, then drilled and blasted five feet more until a very . valuable ore body “was discovered. Their father, Thomas -Gilkerson, formerly of Gilpin county, was the principal owner of the claims. The two boss were paid $1,000 a piece by the men. who. had taken up. the: ‘ The two Chiefs constitute what is acknowledged to be one of the-must-valuab'e properties in -the entire Guinison_ country.—Denver . PRICE LEST —oF THE— “BEEHIVE GROCERY © STORE, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial) Street, . . Nevada City Potatoes, . per 100 pounds, $1,371 Flour, per 100 Ibs., $3 373 Mackerel, No. 1, “per kit, 259 Bran, per 100 lbs., ; % Smali Corn, ‘per 200 lbs., 1 973. Wheat, _. per. 100 dhs. -9'59Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 67: . Whole Barley, per 100_Ibs.,i 4 5p Hams, per Ib., clash ae a . i, B. Tea,per Ib., a _ PALATABLE — Meprotes, —Ayer's . OPS 5 Se 3 Cherry Pectoral is a honeyed drop ee ee Siete Seg ae Sa . , XQ ei of relief; his Cathartie” pills “ghde Brown Sugar, ...9$-pounds, 1.9. sugat-shod over the palate; and F H Bell Cherokee -H Baich Piacérville. ND Middleton Utic C Comstock Utica N_ Ye © Hyde Wisconsin J Berndt San Francisco G Albino San Frane A H Scott do Lu Chadbourne do. R Anderson Washingto b Edwards Washing E : Yesterday's Arrivals At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, GAL, Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. Mrs Hogan & Ye Blo Dr Chapman Virgi City Woy utherland § F H Smith Carson JT Harris san Fran-A-Robertson San Franci N Douglas city J McLaughlin Campton $ Westmoreland Sac T Harris You, Bet H Calder Moor Flat A.MePherson Grass, Val J Boyce Smarisville R Stout city : E Roberts Gold Flat C Nichols Gold Flat C McEtvy city caaeeaid J.G. HARTWELL, County Surveyor. W. &. ENGLEBRIGHT, z U. 8. Dep. Mineral Surveyor. . Hartwell & Englebright, Civil and Mining Engineers, Surveyors. FFICE AT COURT HOUSE, City, Cal. ee Particular attention paid to Examination . and Reports on Mining Property. al Nevada ‘CITY ELECTION. NHE ELECTORS of the corporation. of . Nevada City are hereby notilied thatan Election will be held at the CITY HALL on Monday, May Sa, 1880, To choose a CITY MARSHAL, THREE TRUSTEES, CITY ASSESSOR and CITY TREASURER. . The polls will be open at 8 o'clock A. M., and kept open until sundown. Inspe*tor--W. J. Organ. Jndges—L. Nihel, M. L. Marsh. _ Clerks—J. J. Rogers, H. V. Reardan. J. C. LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. apl : RS {THE DIAMOND PALACE. Michel's Old Stand, Broad Street, Nevada. Diamonds, € Jewelry. Howard, WaJtham, Elgin, Swiss and English FAT atchess always in stock. ‘Fine wv My Store is well filled with a New and Elegant line of Goods and Prices in accordance with the times. : Goods sent to all parts of the County C. O. D. with privilege of examining before buying. ALL Kinps*or Reparnine and manufacturing will receive prompt, attention. ‘INE WATCH WoRK in ail its branchesdone by a skillfal workiwan and warranted for one year. Written guarantee sentto partics living at a distance. . Ya.Goods engraved tree of charge. Peed MRS. E. E. FISHER, Broad ‘Street, Nevada City, and Mill St., Grass Valley. DR. S. M. HARRIS, — (Of Grass Valley.) Pearl Barley, . 3 Ibs.; 25. cts ae — ; Split Peas : his Sarsaparilla is a nectar that imnis 1 oa $3-Ib6,, A Ob . parts vigor to life, restores the health ib! sie Ri tag 2 and expels disease. — Waterford (Pa.) * ” ‘i . ape Ries al 10 Ibs., 100 the lh TTT . Extra Soda crackers, pes Ib., 10 ets, ° 2 EE RE ————— de ~s Ww ‘2 . Westerday s Arrivals at Oy ~— sii SE fae UNtoe Note ee Se —--NEVADA CITY; CAE; Pomatoes, 7 cans: 100 I a ee a 5 eans J] 00 Jacob ea Propricter. Jelly, “Scans, AT Laird city M Resenberg city. oe ee per gallon, 87}: J-N-Aloright San-Fr-M-d-HenleyVirgin-City . Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 100 _ M Morrow Muor Fla A B-Brady Grass Vaile) . Sardiges, large cans 4cvuns 10 J Cunningham do DrCollins do Lemon Peel and Citron, 3-ths:> 1-00 Tohacco, perivg <) Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 thbs., Milk Can full of Coffee, 3lbs.; 60” Dinner Can full of Cotfee,5 Ibs.. 1 00 Raneb Butter, 3 pounds, 100 Cooking Butter, 54. pounds, 1.00 Beans, 333 Ibs. for D 100 Ground Coffee, per package, 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packayes, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, . ets Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal 506c do do . do 5 yal can, 2% Rest Cal. Candles, 30 for: 1 00. Erye’s English Cocoa, packet —“% Washing Pow:'er, 3 packages, — 25c, Mustard, per bottle, 1c. Pepper, per boitle, 1c. Wash Tubs, from , 50 cents to. 200 Wash Boards, =. 00 Oe, Wat r Buckets, 74 cts, Clothes Baskets, £6 cts. Rolling Pins: “8: Potato Mashers, 1S ets. All goods subject to correction, sar Eiverything Fresh ea to be the Best. ‘Richard Reberts and warrant JUNCTION OF COMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, © ‘NEVADA CITY. ERSKINE ale OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they y have Just EReceived A Choice and well-selected —sTocK OorF— GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc. Which we offer.to the pubic at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES, CONSISTING OF TEAS, COFFEE, CAN GOODS, Of every description, HAM, BACON, LARD, MACKEREL, SALMON, ar GOLDEN SYRUP, SUGAR, zs “EXTRACTS, wearing a white cravat, and in conseqnence was sometimes taken for a clergyman, Once, at a dinner-table, amoung a large number of guests, his white cravat caused such a mis ake to be made that he was called on to “‘say graée.” ‘Is there no clcl-clergyman present ?” answered a guest. ‘*Ih-then,” said amb, bowing his head, S **No, sir,” “let us _ Ip we could see others as we see ourselves there would be more good } ‘i t DENTIST. & Block Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs. ae Office in Brown & Morgan’s Fity, eto. CANDLES, ° SOAP, saaied Ete,, Ete. Et. _ Also, . WOODWARE. 8 ey ee eer We do not propose to pub'sh a 13, 14, 15 p “privy list, 46 #* ceive the ple, but, simply them to call and price our satisfy themselves as to prices, qualNevada City. = we . looking people in the world. a ble distance free’ of wharge. a™ New Grocery Store . AND OWILLOW 8 and Goods delivered within a reasons” “THE DAILY TRA NEVADA CITY, CALIF Es % ‘Briet Mention All Fools” Day. There are nine prison County Jail. Fhe montbly meeting < Guard takes place Mond: Sargent & Jacobs are h crushing gravel with ge Observe the changes n gn the price list of Biche grocery store. i The 15 puzzie is on its : -Mareh avent out like. stead of a lamb, after alt. Jatnes-Mcnrohasbeen “pis-house since Saturday jafammatory rheamat sm There was a pleasant d of WH —Craw.ord Tu A little.child Of Nichol ley, less thin two years, ¢ drowned in-an o d tninit: Forest Springs ou Monila Yesterday morning tl tichttall-of stow, folk funstorin that tasted ait was very beneficial to. agricultural operations, ’ Incase the weather. is anhouuced to take place Eanch Saturday betweer McAlpine will be postpe J, A; Séely and P. I turned yesterday from tl the upper country im the the Narrow Guage raile had a rough time travelin mountain roads, The auction of planta at Guild’s this week, was patronized, the whole readily dispésed of. “In another assortment will the nursery at Sacramen sold at auction. The installation of ¢} ta Nevada Commandery, K lar, will take plies at-t o-night, Had it not . tormy weather of the wo, large delegations o Kuights would have rom Sierra and Placer « Peter sections. ‘ re Recorder's Office 2 The fo lowing docume hin the County Rec br the week ending: y 3 tachment, 2 agreemen satisfactions of mortga bg notices, 4 mortgages f sale; l notary bond, hortgages, 3 water loca nce of redemption, 4 demption, 2’ marriage ?--<Saperior Con ™ cian ot Che following busines ENRIGHT, Bee 0cted inte su Hon. John Caldwell pre iT. Gl Meek vs. CG. / md others, This case om a Grass Val ey Jr udgment was renderec cording to stipulation The Court took a r clock this morning, cme soe, ie Brought to the Cow Thomas Warren, Corge A’bert at Rowig tnday, was examined elbourne Tuesday, an er to the charge of as rin the sum of $9,000 bnfined in the County as alive when last hea The True’ Wa To be happy, vote th ket and buy your gro ee ~~ Greatest of A pee he immense stock of ‘ Teceived at Rosenbi ace Dry Goods Store ‘most elegant asso ught to Nevada ce chiageg were made’ e market, mostly bei " tly from the East. Bofa stylish charac ble quality." First Class Piane "t. Pant Schoen is ec for tuning a) ie aud Organs wi tune teller pe ie 0 afew days longe: