April 11, 1882 (4 pages)

> es NEVADA CITY. (Goutonns) DAILY_TR TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, Sic sasbalas wie * THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. ee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors, Nevada County Oficial Pr. TUESDAY, AFR 11. THE UNTRUTHS OF “ANTI-MINERS.” Our people have been lied to quite often enough as to the avowed intents and objects of the anti-miners. They have written to every drift and quartz miner of any importance in the State that it was not their intention to interfere in any. way with the drift or quartz miners. Their ob ject isa plain one. Itis simply to divide the miners, and so detract from their strength which they well know would te irresistible if the miners wi'l stand shoulder to shoulder in the attacks apon their iniustry. _Wehave from time to time, warned all miners that. they must not place any reliance upon the as sertions and_promises of the anti“—qniners, or —their—lawyers,—or-—their mouthpieces, the newspapers. We all krow that although they cry out that drift. mioers; will not be attacked, still the fact is and was that they were attacked directly by name in the Keyes suit and in the Marysville suits. ‘The new Mayor of Marysville also echoes the lie that quartz miners will not be attacked, and virtually says that if the quartz miners will only behave themselves, he, the great Mayor of the great city of Marysville, will graciously allow them to work their mines. Butsome fine day, another Mayor might entertain other views, and believing that he could perhaps squeeze the gentle quartz miner in the way proposed to squeeze the miners on Bear River in the Keyes suit, bring suit against them and show that some hundreds of thovsands of tons of impalpable quartz sand are being yearly washed down into the Feather and Yuba rivers, and ask his pet Judge Keyser, or some other equally complacent Judge to enjoin all the quartz mines on these rivers, giving no bond or security of any kind, and keeping these mines closed until the Supreme Court of the State, or possibly of the United States could determine whether or not the quartz miner could work his mine. These idiculious statements of the anti-miners are too thin to deceive any miner of any commun sense, for we all have sense enough to know that it is not the degree of injury committed or amount of tailings washed down into the stream, but it is the right to do-it at all, that is the quection. If A is legally allowed to wash into the river 10,000 tons of tailings per year from his quartz mine, or if B is legally allowed to wash 10,000 tons of tailings from his: drift mine into the river, who shall say that C is also not legally entitled to wash 10,000 tons of tailings from his hydrauli? or placer mine into the same river, It does not remain-with the Mayor of Marysville or any other official or lawyer to decide this question, and when these anti-miuers try to. make us believe that any one kind of ini:.ing can be stopped where water is used or tailings are washed into the streams, we all know that the same “result must follow in all kinds of = mining. It is too thin, Mr. Mayor. Our honest miners will not. swallow your b'arney, they don’t believe a word of it. To prove how utterly insincere these statements are, and how entirely these men falsify the facts, we will repeat the words of our Attorney General, the head and front of the Gold Run suit, so fresh in the minds of ali the miners, This State official, who has seen fit to take sides in this partisan struggle between afew farmers and ‘all the miners of the State, because he came from an agricultural county, used the following words in his argument in the Gold Run case: “AndI say to your Honor that in my judgment, whenever it is dejermined that quartz mining is followed by damaging results, if the officers of this State do their duty, they wil! undertake to test the rights of the quart? miners to do so.” Perhaps the Marysville Mayor and our Attorney General might conclude any day that quartz mining was followed by ‘‘damaging results” aud then what would follow ; why, ‘if a partisan then filled the office of Attorney Geteral the {daho mine, which is a wealthy.and prosperous concern, wonld be attacked. 1st, by injunction from a partisan Judge “who would tie 1t up effectually for an unlimited time, and then a suit would follow, which, like the Gold Run suit would cost them ‘$75,000, with no possible hope of redress if they gained the suit ;~for the State is the attacking party and not responsible, We commend the words-of -< -our . bill,“ a as-. the White House, unless it be the Attorney General as above recited to the careful consideration of our quartz miners, and if after this avowal they still believe the hes of . the anti-miners;;they are Feater . 2 dunces thar we think they are. MOR A ee OUR EXCHANGES. Malf Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. (8S. F. Daily Exchange.]} We hope the ‘sublime idiots who are burning and hanging effigies of President Arthur in various hamilets throughout the State are satisfied with.their work. It is such a digai. 748 fied—such a seemingly way, of expressing their dissatisfaction. And it goes so far to convince the Eastern mind of the justice: of our cause. and of our earnestness. It likewise spect of Eastern people for California end her people, and confirms so completely her faith in their good sense. Oh! yes, go on by all means. Let the President's effigy be henged and .burned at every hamlet and crossroad. Could not his image be also be drawn and quartered, or blown up by bombs? There is nothing like a suggestion of dynamite to terrorize awful threat_referred to elsewhere, of-an-insurrection-atSusanville ‘8S. F. Post.] The success with which the bunko sharps swindled Charles Frencis Adams, inducing him to give them sundry checks ffor largé sums of money, gives assurance to the country that we have at least one less available candidate for the presidency then before. Now, if some equally adroit operators will beguile uncle Sammy Tilden, Horatio Seymour and a few other ancient and venerable possibilities, the list of available candidates will be further gratifyingly reduced. There is_yethope fcr the perpetuity of our institutions, {S. F. Report. } When the manufacturers of this city. imported coolies and taught them the trades, they chuckled over the good thing they had struck in securing a cheap and tractable labor. After a while, when the Chinese had mastered the trades, they set up. for themselves in competition with their gan to sing a different tune and join in the popular feelings against the Chinese. {S. F. Report.) The bank of this city are receiving large accessions to their deposits from Nevada, Taxes are high in:Nevada and the small capi talists of that State evade taxation on money in hand and in bank by sending it dowa here to be deposited. Then after the Nevada Assessors have finished their rounds, the money is taken back to that State just in time to escape assessmentin California, ‘This custom has been followed for yearsin Nevada. — Apportionment of Ceunty Funds. The following is the apportionment made upon the average daily attendance of last school year, being seventy cents per capita: Allison Ranch Boca Chalk Bloor. 6. ccd. i. Cherokee Forest Springs French Corral ley Grass V alley Indian Springs Tron Mountain Kentucky Flat Lake City Libert; Lime Ki Little York Magnolia Mooney’ Flat Moore’s Flat North San Juan... North Bloomfield North Star Nevada City Oakland Omega Pleasant Valley Pleasent Ridge Quaker Hill Reliet Hi 3. ooo aiek Rough and Ready Spenceville Sebastopol B Sweetland... Ae Truckee $2018 94 The inh apportionment. of July } Also 10th will be almost valueless, hence districts must base their expenses upon what they have now receive Census Marshals must be appointed on or before May Ist. Census must be taken up between the: 15th and 31st days of May inclusive. Trustees election ‘he first Saturday ip June. pees ca flags at half-mast and hanging the President in effigy have been'the symptoms of the popular disappyintment and anger in California OV OF the veto of the Chinese increases to so vast an extent the re3 tutors. Then the manufacturers be. d. DAY, MAY ‘Ist, 1882, at 1 O'clock, © p, Brief Mentions. . . Frank Guild, who a a a 2 oe city. “i bieome insane. Phil. Richards, the banker, purchased $2000 worth of ‘gold dust on Saturday, and $1,600: worth yesterday. The amount’ of fain that fell front Saturday up to 3 o'clock «yesterday was .74 inches, making a total for the season of 41.60 inches. The many friends -of Mrs. Wm R. Coe will be pleased to learn that she has almost entirely recovered from her late serious illness. The fruit crop promises to be unusually large this year. Good apples, grown in this city, are being sold at 2 cents a pound. The Transcript is the best printed paper in~ Califurnia. — Only Ba cents per week. __ ‘ The Merrifield mine is looking remarkably well, --Thirty--stamps are kept in constant operation. The other ten—making 40 all told—will be started up in a few weeks. A Chinaman was killed in the Charonnet mine last Saturday. Patent Transfer Papers. . ea an . Impertant to Lye, for washing frui: trees. W. H.’Srra’s, yy apd-lw: A warm iron passed over the — Whale Oil Soap and Concentrated Powdered Sulphur for vit At aia aa IN UNIFO! the dance which will follow. ¥ NEVADA, THEAT RE;: rs ¥ April 13th and 14th, 1882. The Survival of the Fittest! ee, » JAY RIAL’S Majestic’ Revival Elevated to the Position of a Historical Drama, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Forming the ‘Stronzest Company that he ever presented this a maa sca picure of A fine conservatory is being built at Dan. Marsh’s residence, Dudley Hoyt, a mining expert, was in town yesterday. Superior Court. The following business was transJudge John Caldwell presiding: C. F. Ormsby vs. Alpha Gold Min ing Co. E. W. Roberts withdrawn as attorney for defendant. Demurrer overruled, Ten days given defendant, Wm. Carlyon, in which to answer. John McNulty vs. Henry Schwann. Plaintiff's cost bill stricken from the files. Defendant excepted. Mary Atwood va, Alex. Atwooii, Demurrer argued and taken under advisement. Chas. W. Hill and Sallie C. Hi'l vs. Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Argued on demurrer and taken under advisement, So NE RE Suspended. In its issue of Saturday the Gold Hi!l News says: ‘‘Owing to the great depression in business interests of this town, the stagnation of mining industries iu this district and unfavorable prospects for the near future, the News Publishing Company has decided to suspend further publication of the Gold Bill News until July next.” We regret to learn that this state of ‘affairs exist for we regarded the News as one of our very best exchanges. long to be able to bear that the News has been resuscitated “andus «doing: a better business than before. Tue San Jose Mercury says: Fifteen Chinamen were added to the League of Freedom on Sunday. They paid their dollar initiation fee with a cheerfulness that was sublime. Wa cmcied JM spcehaib ‘‘An honest man is the uobl e work of God.” Nothing is said about an honest woman, because she isn 6. such,an astounding variety. a oe Tue S. F. Alta calls it “Black Tuesday,” the day in which the President sent in his veto message— a veritable dark day for California. Axsout 6,0C) wintered: at Wood River. A SMALL colony from Nebraska have bought land-near Colton. ah i a iat SSE “FOR CITY MARSHAL. Pers BALDRIDGE will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist.g Constable’s Sale. Y virtue of an execution to” me directed and delivered, issued from the Court of John Anderson, anartine Justice of the ~ for the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, beariag date March 25th, 1852, on a judement renderedin said Court, on the 7th day of May, a. b. 1877, wherein J. B. Johnaon as Plaintiff, recovered judgment avainst I. 0, Paaes: Defendant, for the sum of $0 ge", with interest at the rate of 10 per 1873. and costs of suit taxed at $4 40,and accruing costs, Ihave ie upon a'lthe reht, title and interest of I. 0. Pincree, of; in and to F iad following deseri: ved pro erty, viz: That certain Parcel of land with the impasta thereo: em s‘tuate in the city of County of Nevada, State of California, known on the official map of said city of Nevada, as Lot No. 6. in Block No. 14 iT eaae is biog Ne No. 14. Also Dots Nos an in 0. 15. Also Lots: Ni 12.and 18h Block No. 6. 22 Notice is ong git ‘that on MONM. Of "that da: y at the City of Nevada, in the County of Nevada, in front of the Coart praia door, I will ex; to sale for cas! we money of the. nil Stat the right, title and howe oe pate fendan‘ in the Sar described property a public auction, to the ge he bidder, to satsaid ageeticn and ler hand “thie 7th of April, 1882. sa a4 as Sonenple of Ne PSR 2 SC aot ’ if HEREBY ASK THE PERSON or per: sons who took the. tools, wood-+ saw, cooking utensils, efy., from the ’ Buelow Mine, to return the same,or 1 aise Sa ae aud pal “he new acted inthe Superior Cour’ yesterday, . We hope eref’ je Tue County Jail at Bodie is de-} cent per annum, from the 30th day of May, }. WILLIAM SCOTT, = <2 f Township. Life Among the Lowly. © Powerful Double Company. Grand Scenic Effects. MAMMOTH Tbe Magnolia Jubilee Band. Grand Transformation. PRICES 50 AND 75 CENTS. No Higher, No Extra. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, of . nde age Moral and Picturesque Drema of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN Celebrated Trick Donkey “Jerry.” TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS! 25 Cents for.Children!.te. Matinee. . — 4 PRC to the Party, Gentiemen Speetaters . Ladics and atidren.-"5*. 4 ie FLOOR DIRECTOR: Miss Ida Allen. “LpLook’ Posnerepeki Miss Hil, Miss 0 Miss Lisson, Miss Smith, Miss Naffziger. RECEPTION i COMMITTEE s Miss Whitc. \ Miss Hook, Miss Gove, Miss Isoard, « «Mise Hughes, INVITATION COMMITTEE: Miss Bowerman, Mies Greeléy, Miss Rolfe, Miss‘ E. Sinith, ~ Miss Gray, Miss Ott, Miss Grove, Miss Mattison, Miss Crawford, Miss M. Naffziger, Miss Gault, Miss Heatherten, Miss Downey. Re Be 2 BROOM DRILL! t ENTY-FIVE cae LADIES 1 a gears aaa ais Miss Mi}O’Dannell,” . ; ety CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CIty, . Has.just.received.direst. ceca cemnenn _Manufgetories choice patterns Aorwyire NEW CARPETS FOR THE SPRING TRADE, o— om un ALsoWai Paper, NoTiINGHAM Laces, Lice 4CuRTAINs and"Winpow SHADES. ) eas ag 4 ‘} SBefore purchasing please examine my stock —and 4 prices. Orders from the. country promptly attended to. = “Respectfully, TO LET. a ae aie ate = ——— =e ‘A. BLUMENTHAL. fi FORREST ‘HOUSE (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. —AND— LODGING HOUSE. Be cg a AND EU. sa SLEEPING ¢ HOOKS, furnished complete. Also Kitehun N COMPLIANCE WITH ED REQUEST OF ZENS, THE YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA’ CITY,= A NUMEROUS CITI WILL GIVE A— —AT—_ , HUNT’S HALL, 2 ON Friday Evening, April 28th. ——$-_— FORE GIVEN. 1) Reception Committee. [To .be announced _hereafter.] —o— (To be announced hereafter.) —o— Floor Director pel Tickets $1.50. tz A General Invitation .is. extended to. ail friends of the Club. 4 ——_—-90 ———O'CLOCK, Fine Ranch For Sale. ” E RESIDENCE OF OF THE LATE a. R. BM on Wooa’s Ravine, near NeCity, IS OFFERED FOR SALE CHEAP. Has Hpre house, oy and outbuildings, — Orchard has about 300 trees,. nearly half Bartlett pears,; Water can he obtained at a very, low rate. Alo two fine.cows. Will sell everything in house and on rench at’ 4 low. price. Apply through, Postoffiee or at March 26th. MRS.’ MATILDA POOLER.} The Accommodation. FEGX NEvVADA’ANWCorass . VALLEY STAGE LINE. Valley at 8:80 o'dlock neg gy Grass’ ° A. M., 1 and Mag Returni ing.— Leave Nevada . City at 10.00 ‘ALM, 2 and & P, ha tiatienkd Belsinge He I will be promptly attended to. 8 les and . tg called. B. F. ‘Nevada’ City, Maret ie CHARIS, Prop. . * = » HARRY D. BEAM, 2 aa Mes antl splttceanteg a aes a ge aeU ere ea r a Fe cet erect tos CALICO. PARTY ' PUBLISHGrand Cait Party NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL TO ANY HERETO. }° A. R. LORD, GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9 for in, any } Sone eye ease otra acna Algo four other E nected with the Saloon in front. } Dancing Hall, suitable for any businecs. business will apply on the premises. _ . MRS. M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING ITURE URTEEN and Dining Room complete.— fu~nished complete, in connection with Lee i Parties wishing to engaye ia a good paying SPRING STYLES! CLOTHING ‘ Including all the Latest and Most Popular’Pa' “JUST RECEIVED AT. B. H. MILLER’S. Men’ s and Boys’ Suits, of all qualities an and P; Prices. «Gals ‘Vests and Pauls Pants: in “fh hiuumerdle way, The Finest and Fait Hessvmen of. Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Un,, WALTZING O CONTEST. ony MICHELL nA wil givea GENTLE. MEN’S WALTZING CONTEST on Friday Evening, April. 2st,the greatest distence in one hour, will ,receive a Prizé of Twenty Doilits. —_———— the 20th. music will be furnished. Admisioa $1 couple, gallery 50 ce vada nt bal At HUNT'S HALL. ‘The person wa'tzing Contestants must hand in their names by In connection with the contest a regular soiree will be held, for which good r . pean 25 cents. Gentlemen to they” The contest Nr apail ‘to all’dancers inh derwearin the Countv. , LATEST STYLES HATS; BOOTS; SHOES, TRUNKS, eEtCc., ETC., ETC. : Scommmmmerae 7 . Sa) BLE V3) Everything sold at the. lowest figure FOR, CASH. Prices to suit the ‘times. = = AE as MILLER . Odd ; rae ia Broad Street, Nevada City. ip 35 Gr he en $% SPECIAL ‘GOLD MEDAL Awardea in 1877 at igure yi ee t@ For Excellence, Purity and { : . Evenness of Quality. es Davenport Whisky) = Pure and Unadulterated, ‘Superior to any Brand Imported. avenport: Whis 18 UNBIVALLED! This_is.a Whiskey of Superior Quality, as. has. . never been on the market in any count This article S HOULD ‘ bwot be classed with the socalled Compounds of this Coast, but is of a rich, rare flavor and full bodied, and NO’ BLENDED OR COMPOUNDScan compare with it. © Nistillation of . 187 5 sind 1876 is of superior papel] lefice. Schulte & Von Basjel. DAVENPORT. MIKE HANLEY, the aNBWAD A . “CAT ve ‘ JUST RECEIVED © —AT THE. Palate Ory CO0ns: Store “ROSENBERG BROS. Or Ieee _ We have received this year one of the Largest and most Elegant. Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS . EVER BEFORE RITTER IN. ORTHERR CALIFORNIA, : aga Our'stock this” ‘season surpasses ‘any ing ever : before known here, and with ‘our business facilities ER than ever ie known it in this city. Country orders prompaly attended to. “Wholesale and Retail enlens in Dry & Pabey Goods, NEVADA cry. yyy e AUCTION ie So oO THE ENTIRE er008: oF DAMAGED GOoopDs —LOF TE “Important Store,” wil 3 ai at Guild’s Anetion wen . ON. COMMERCIAL gee Soe Hl ’ ce ©. ‘O: lich $ Te Eee A its a . AY EVENING, MARCH, 20TH, sc arcane atte a ha . until the stock is entirely closed out, Goods-wilk-bessold at! private, sale during. the ‘day: _ /The Goods will be marked im: ert “oie Call and secure bargains. . ho FRANK GUILD

> es NEVADA CITY. (Goutonns) DAILY_TR TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, Sic sasbalas wie * THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. ee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors, Nevada County Oficial Pr. TUESDAY, AFR 11. THE UNTRUTHS OF “ANTI-MINERS.” Our people have been lied to quite often enough as to the avowed intents and objects of the anti-miners. They have written to every drift and quartz miner of any importance in the State that it was not their intention to interfere in any. way with the drift or quartz miners. Their ob ject isa plain one. Itis simply to divide the miners, and so detract from their strength which they well know would te irresistible if the miners wi'l stand shoulder to shoulder in the attacks apon their iniustry. _Wehave from time to time, warned all miners that. they must not place any reliance upon the as sertions and_promises of the anti“—qniners, or —their—lawyers,—or-—their mouthpieces, the newspapers. We all krow that although they cry out that drift. mioers; will not be attacked, still the fact is and was that they were attacked directly by name in the Keyes suit and in the Marysville suits. ‘The new Mayor of Marysville also echoes the lie that quartz miners will not be attacked, and virtually says that if the quartz miners will only behave themselves, he, the great Mayor of the great city of Marysville, will graciously allow them to work their mines. Butsome fine day, another Mayor might entertain other views, and believing that he could perhaps squeeze the gentle quartz miner in the way proposed to squeeze the miners on Bear River in the Keyes suit, bring suit against them and show that some hundreds of thovsands of tons of impalpable quartz sand are being yearly washed down into the Feather and Yuba rivers, and ask his pet Judge Keyser, or some other equally complacent Judge to enjoin all the quartz mines on these rivers, giving no bond or security of any kind, and keeping these mines closed until the Supreme Court of the State, or possibly of the United States could determine whether or not the quartz miner could work his mine. These idiculious statements of the anti-miners are too thin to deceive any miner of any commun sense, for we all have sense enough to know that it is not the degree of injury committed or amount of tailings washed down into the stream, but it is the right to do-it at all, that is the quection. If A is legally allowed to wash into the river 10,000 tons of tailings per year from his quartz mine, or if B is legally allowed to wash 10,000 tons of tailings from his: drift mine into the river, who shall say that C is also not legally entitled to wash 10,000 tons of tailings from his hydrauli? or placer mine into the same river, It does not remain-with the Mayor of Marysville or any other official or lawyer to decide this question, and when these anti-miuers try to. make us believe that any one kind of ini:.ing can be stopped where water is used or tailings are washed into the streams, we all know that the same “result must follow in all kinds of = mining. It is too thin, Mr. Mayor. Our honest miners will not. swallow your b'arney, they don’t believe a word of it. To prove how utterly insincere these statements are, and how entirely these men falsify the facts, we will repeat the words of our Attorney General, the head and front of the Gold Run suit, so fresh in the minds of ali the miners, This State official, who has seen fit to take sides in this partisan struggle between afew farmers and ‘all the miners of the State, because he came from an agricultural county, used the following words in his argument in the Gold Run case: “AndI say to your Honor that in my judgment, whenever it is dejermined that quartz mining is followed by damaging results, if the officers of this State do their duty, they wil! undertake to test the rights of the quart? miners to do so.” Perhaps the Marysville Mayor and our Attorney General might conclude any day that quartz mining was followed by ‘‘damaging results” aud then what would follow ; why, ‘if a partisan then filled the office of Attorney Geteral the {daho mine, which is a wealthy.and prosperous concern, wonld be attacked. 1st, by injunction from a partisan Judge “who would tie 1t up effectually for an unlimited time, and then a suit would follow, which, like the Gold Run suit would cost them ‘$75,000, with no possible hope of redress if they gained the suit ;~for the State is the attacking party and not responsible, We commend the words-of -< -our . bill,“ a as-. the White House, unless it be the Attorney General as above recited to the careful consideration of our quartz miners, and if after this avowal they still believe the hes of . the anti-miners;;they are Feater . 2 dunces thar we think they are. MOR A ee OUR EXCHANGES. Malf Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. (8S. F. Daily Exchange.]} We hope the ‘sublime idiots who are burning and hanging effigies of President Arthur in various hamilets throughout the State are satisfied with.their work. It is such a digai. 748 fied—such a seemingly way, of expressing their dissatisfaction. And it goes so far to convince the Eastern mind of the justice: of our cause. and of our earnestness. It likewise spect of Eastern people for California end her people, and confirms so completely her faith in their good sense. Oh! yes, go on by all means. Let the President's effigy be henged and .burned at every hamlet and crossroad. Could not his image be also be drawn and quartered, or blown up by bombs? There is nothing like a suggestion of dynamite to terrorize awful threat_referred to elsewhere, of-an-insurrection-atSusanville ‘8S. F. Post.] The success with which the bunko sharps swindled Charles Frencis Adams, inducing him to give them sundry checks ffor largé sums of money, gives assurance to the country that we have at least one less available candidate for the presidency then before. Now, if some equally adroit operators will beguile uncle Sammy Tilden, Horatio Seymour and a few other ancient and venerable possibilities, the list of available candidates will be further gratifyingly reduced. There is_yethope fcr the perpetuity of our institutions, {S. F. Report. } When the manufacturers of this city. imported coolies and taught them the trades, they chuckled over the good thing they had struck in securing a cheap and tractable labor. After a while, when the Chinese had mastered the trades, they set up. for themselves in competition with their gan to sing a different tune and join in the popular feelings against the Chinese. {S. F. Report.) The bank of this city are receiving large accessions to their deposits from Nevada, Taxes are high in:Nevada and the small capi talists of that State evade taxation on money in hand and in bank by sending it dowa here to be deposited. Then after the Nevada Assessors have finished their rounds, the money is taken back to that State just in time to escape assessmentin California, ‘This custom has been followed for yearsin Nevada. — Apportionment of Ceunty Funds. The following is the apportionment made upon the average daily attendance of last school year, being seventy cents per capita: Allison Ranch Boca Chalk Bloor. 6. ccd. i. Cherokee Forest Springs French Corral ley Grass V alley Indian Springs Tron Mountain Kentucky Flat Lake City Libert; Lime Ki Little York Magnolia Mooney’ Flat Moore’s Flat North San Juan...... North Bloomfield North Star Nevada City Oakland Omega Pleasant Valley Pleasent Ridge Quaker Hill Reliet Hi 3. ooo aiek Rough and Ready Spenceville Sebastopol B Sweetland...... Ae Truckee $2018 94 The inh apportionment. of July } Also 10th will be almost valueless, hence districts must base their expenses upon what they have now receive Census Marshals must be appointed on or before May Ist. Census must be taken up between the: 15th and 31st days of May inclusive. Trustees election ‘he first Saturday ip June. pees ca flags at half-mast and hanging the President in effigy have been'the symptoms of the popular disappyintment and anger in California OV OF the veto of the Chinese increases to so vast an extent the re3 tutors. Then the manufacturers be. d. DAY, MAY ‘Ist, 1882, at 1 O'clock, © p, Brief Mentions. . . Frank Guild, who a a a 2 oe city. “i bieome insane. Phil. Richards, the banker, purchased $2000 worth of ‘gold dust on Saturday, and $1,600: worth yesterday. The amount’ of fain that fell front Saturday up to 3 o'clock «yesterday was .74 inches, making a total for the season of 41.60 inches. The many friends -of Mrs.. Wm R. Coe will be pleased to learn that she has almost entirely recovered from her late serious illness. The fruit crop promises to be unusually large this year. Good apples, grown in this city, are being sold at 2 cents a pound. The Transcript is the best printed paper in~ Califurnia. — Only Ba cents per week. __ ‘ The Merrifield mine is looking remarkably well, --Thirty--stamps are kept in constant operation. The other ten—making 40 all told—will be started up in a few weeks. A Chinaman was killed in the Charonnet mine last Saturday. Patent Transfer Papers. . ea an . Impertant to Lye, for washing frui: trees. W. H.’Srra’s, yy apd-lw: A warm iron passed over the — Whale Oil Soap and Concentrated Powdered Sulphur for vit At aia aa IN UNIFO! the dance which will follow. ¥ NEVADA, THEAT RE;: rs ¥ April 13th and 14th, 1882. The Survival of the Fittest! ee, » JAY RIAL’S Majestic’ Revival Elevated to the Position of a Historical Drama, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Forming the ‘Stronzest Company that he ever presented this a maa sca picure of A fine conservatory is being built at Dan. Marsh’s residence, Dudley Hoyt, a mining expert, was in town yesterday. Superior Court. The following business was transJudge John Caldwell presiding: C. F. Ormsby vs. Alpha Gold Min ing Co. E. W. Roberts withdrawn as attorney for defendant. Demurrer overruled, Ten days given defendant, Wm. Carlyon, in which to answer. John McNulty vs. Henry Schwann. Plaintiff's cost bill stricken from the files. Defendant excepted. Mary Atwood va, Alex. Atwooii, Demurrer argued and taken under advisement. Chas. W. Hill and Sallie C. Hi'l vs. Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Argued on demurrer and taken under advisement, So NE RE Suspended. In its issue of Saturday the Gold Hi!l News says: ‘‘Owing to the great depression in business interests of this town, the stagnation of mining industries iu this district and unfavorable prospects for the near future, the News Publishing Company has decided to suspend further publication of the Gold Bill News until July next.” We regret to learn that this state of ‘affairs exist for we regarded the News as one of our very best exchanges. long to be able to bear that the News has been resuscitated “andus «doing:

a better business than before. Tue San Jose Mercury says: Fifteen Chinamen were added to the League of Freedom on Sunday. They paid their dollar initiation fee with a cheerfulness that was sublime. Wa cmcied JM spcehaib ‘‘An honest man is the uobl e work of God.” Nothing is said about an honest woman, because she isn 6. such,an astounding variety. a oe Tue S. F. Alta calls it “Black Tuesday,” the day in which the President sent in his veto message— a veritable dark day for California. Axsout 6,0C) wintered: at Wood River. A SMALL colony from Nebraska have bought land-near Colton. ah i a iat SSE “FOR CITY MARSHAL. Pers BALDRIDGE will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist.g Constable’s Sale. Y virtue of an execution to” me directed and delivered, issued from the Court of John Anderson, anartine Justice of the ~ for the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, beariag date March 25th, 1852, on a judement renderedin said Court, on the 7th day of May, a. b. 1877, wherein J. B. Johnaon as Plaintiff, recovered judgment avainst I. 0, Paaes: Defendant, for the sum of $0 ge", with interest at the rate of 10 per 1873. and costs of suit taxed at $4 40,and accruing costs, Ihave ie upon a'lthe reht, title and interest of I. 0. Pincree, of; in and to F iad following deseri: ved pro erty, viz: That certain Parcel of land with the impasta thereo: em s‘tuate in the city of County of Nevada, State of California, known on the official map of said city of Nevada, as Lot No. 6. in Block No. 14 iT eaae is biog Ne No. 14. Also Dots Nos an in 0. 15. Also Lots: Ni 12.and 18h Block No. 6. 22 Notice is ong git ‘that on MONM. Of "that da: y at the City of Nevada, in the County of Nevada, in front of the Coart praia door, I will ex; to sale for cas! we money of the. nil Stat the right, title and howe oe pate fendan‘ in the Sar described property a public auction, to the ge he bidder, to satsaid ageeticn and ler hand “thie 7th of April, 1882. sa a4 as Sonenple of Ne PSR 2 SC aot ’ if HEREBY ASK THE PERSON or per: sons who took the. tools, wood-+ saw, cooking utensils, efy., from the ’ Buelow Mine, to return the same,or 1 aise Sa ae aud pal “he new acted inthe Superior Cour’ yesterday, . We hope eref’ je Tue County Jail at Bodie is de-} cent per annum, from the 30th day of May, }. WILLIAM SCOTT, = <2 f Township. Life Among the Lowly. © Powerful Double Company. Grand Scenic Effects. MAMMOTH Tbe Magnolia Jubilee Band. Grand Transformation. PRICES 50 AND 75 CENTS. No Higher, No Extra. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, of . nde age Moral and Picturesque Drema of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN Celebrated Trick Donkey “Jerry.” TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS! 25 Cents for.Children!.te. Matinee. . — 4 PRC to the Party, Gentiemen Speetaters . Ladics and atidren..-"5*. 4 ie FLOOR DIRECTOR: Miss Ida Allen. “LpLook’ Posnerepeki Miss Hil, Miss 0 Miss Lisson, Miss Smith, Miss Naffziger. RECEPTION i COMMITTEE s Miss Whitc. \ Miss Hook, Miss Gove, Miss Isoard, « «Mise Hughes, INVITATION COMMITTEE: Miss Bowerman, Mies Greeléy, Miss Rolfe, Miss‘ E. Sinith, ~ Miss Gray, Miss Ott, Miss Grove, Miss Mattison, Miss Crawford, Miss M. Naffziger, Miss Gault, Miss Heatherten, Miss Downey. Re Be 2 BROOM DRILL! t ENTY-FIVE cae LADIES 1 a gears aaa ais Miss Mi}O’Dannell,” . ; ety CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CIty, .. Has.just.received.direst. ceca cemnenn _Manufgetories choice patterns Aorwyire NEW CARPETS FOR THE SPRING TRADE, o— om un ALsoWai Paper, NoTiINGHAM Laces, Lice 4CuRTAINs and"Winpow SHADES. ) eas ag 4 ‘} SBefore purchasing please examine my stock —and 4 prices. Orders from the. country promptly attended to. = “Respectfully, TO LET. a ae aie ate = ——— =e ‘A. BLUMENTHAL. fi FORREST ‘HOUSE (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. —AND— LODGING HOUSE. Be cg a AND EU. sa SLEEPING ¢ HOOKS, furnished complete. Also Kitehun N COMPLIANCE WITH ED REQUEST OF ZENS, THE YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA’ CITY,= A NUMEROUS CITI WILL GIVE A— —AT—_ , HUNT’S HALL, 2 ON Friday Evening, April 28th. ——$-_— FORE GIVEN. 1) Reception Committee. [To .be announced _hereafter.] —o— (To be announced hereafter.) —o— Floor Director pel Tickets $1.50. tz A General Invitation .is. extended to. ail friends of the Club. 4 ——_—-90 ———O'CLOCK, Fine Ranch For Sale. ” E RESIDENCE OF OF THE LATE a. R. BM on Wooa’s Ravine, near NeCity, IS OFFERED FOR SALE CHEAP. Has Hpre house, oy and outbuildings, — Orchard has about 300 trees,. nearly half Bartlett pears,; Water can he obtained at a very, low rate. Alo two fine.cows. Will sell everything in house and on rench at’ 4 low. price.. Apply through, Postoffiee or at March 26th. MRS.’ MATILDA POOLER.} The Accommodation. FEGX NEvVADA’ANWCorass . VALLEY STAGE LINE. Valley at 8:80 o'dlock neg gy Grass’ ° A. M., 1 and Mag Returni ing.— Leave Nevada . City at 10.00 ‘ALM, 2 and & P, ha tiatienkd Belsinge He I will be promptly attended to. 8 les and . tg called. B. F. ‘Nevada’ City, Maret ie CHARIS, Prop. . * = » HARRY D. BEAM, 2 aa Mes antl splttceanteg a aes a ge aeU ere ea r a Fe cet erect tos CALICO. PARTY ' PUBLISHGrand Cait Party NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL TO ANY HERETO. }° A. R. LORD, GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9 for in, any } Sone eye ease otra acna Algo four other E nected with the Saloon in front. } Dancing Hall, suitable for any businecs. business will apply on the premises. _ . MRS. M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING ITURE URTEEN and Dining Room complete.— fu~nished complete, in connection with Lee i Parties wishing to engaye ia a good paying SPRING STYLES! CLOTHING ‘ Including all the Latest and Most Popular’Pa' “JUST RECEIVED AT. B. H. MILLER’S. Men’ s and Boys’ Suits, of all qualities an and P; Prices. «Gals ‘Vests and Pauls Pants: in “fh hiuumerdle way, The Finest and Fait Hessvmen of. Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Un,, WALTZING O CONTEST. ony MICHELL nA wil givea GENTLE. MEN’S WALTZING CONTEST on Friday Evening, April. 2st,the greatest distence in one hour, will ,receive a Prizé of Twenty Doilits. —_———— the 20th. music will be furnished. Admisioa $1 couple, gallery 50 ce vada nt bal At HUNT'S HALL. ‘The person wa'tzing Contestants must hand in their names by In connection with the contest a regular soiree will be held, for which good r . pean 25 cents. Gentlemen to they” The contest Nr apail ‘to all’dancers inh derwearin the Countv. , LATEST STYLES HATS; BOOTS; SHOES, TRUNKS, eEtCc., ETC., ETC. : Scommmmmerae 7 . Sa) BLE V3) Everything sold at the. lowest figure FOR, CASH. Prices to suit the ‘times. = = AE as MILLER . Odd ; rae ia Broad Street, Nevada City. ip 35 Gr he en $% SPECIAL ‘GOLD MEDAL Awardea in 1877 at igure yi ee t@ For Excellence, Purity and { : . Evenness of Quality. es Davenport Whisky) = Pure and Unadulterated, ‘Superior to any Brand Imported. avenport: Whis 18 UNBIVALLED! This_is.a Whiskey of Superior Quality, as. has. . never been on the market in any count This article S HOULD ‘ bwot be classed with the socalled Compounds of this Coast, but is of a rich, rare flavor and full bodied, and NO’ BLENDED OR COMPOUNDScan compare with it. © Nistillation of . 187 5 sind 1876 is of superior papel] lefice. Schulte & Von Basjel. DAVENPORT. MIKE HANLEY, the aNBWAD A . “CAT ve ‘ JUST RECEIVED © —AT THE. Palate Ory CO0ns: Store “ROSENBERG BROS. Or Ieee _ We have received this year one of the Largest and most Elegant. Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS . EVER BEFORE RITTER IN. ORTHERR CALIFORNIA, : aga Our'stock this” ‘season surpasses ‘any ing ever : before known here, and with ‘our business facilities ER than ever ie known it in this city. Country orders prompaly attended to.. “Wholesale and Retail enlens in Dry & Pabey Goods, NEVADA cry. yyy e AUCTION ie So oO THE ENTIRE er008: oF DAMAGED GOoopDs —LOF TE “Important Store,” wil 3 ai at Guild’s Anetion wen . ON. COMMERCIAL gee Soe Hl ’ ce ©. ‘O: lich $ Te Eee A its a . AY EVENING, MARCH, 20TH, sc arcane atte a ha . until the stock is entirely closed out, Goods-wilk-bessold at! private, sale during. the ‘day: _ /The Goods will be marked im: ert “oie Call and secure bargains. . ho FRANK GUILD