April 11, 1882 (4 pages)

4 CITY, = Largest FORNIA, 1g” ever acilities 4EAP: Goods, ‘elected Wm. intends to sell goods at bed-rock BRIEF MENTION, (mete Various Mappenings In ahd Out of Town. Hunt's Ha Wednesday evening, . April,“ 12th—Twenty-five pretty. . test event of the season-—-Havye U' got your ticket?—Don’t, miss it--The house will be erowded—Go' early— Tickets, which entitles you to dance all the evening, $1.50--Gentlemen spectators (to look on): 50 cents-Benefit of the Episcopal Church-Ladies and children’s seat 25 cents --Young Ladies Party. George, James M, Lakenan and Alex. Sims, Jr., as delegates to the Grand Lodge. The Golden ‘Star Lodge elected Frank G. Beatty and James H, Maddrill. James Coole}, of Grass Valley Lodge, “A. 0, U. W., and George Fletcher, of Highland Lodge are attending the Grand Lodge now in session at San Erastus Baldridge is a candidate Pld UALS Fb A great ANG the last. ° vhe weather is settled they will come here with great. regularity, as they is booked for the bad place. ‘The last. Methodist preacher who was here told one of his friends; just as he was shaking the dust off his boots, that Nevada City was.the wickedest place in all California, We have always been of that opinion and have labored hard to turn the erring ones from their wicked ways; bat alas, it is no go, and now we say calmly and dispassionutely, that all’ evil doers We have “did” our duty. Only» short time ago we called.a sinner one side and attempted to give him some good advice, He listened attentively to our admonitions, and afequal to that of .a government mule, he said: “‘Young man, you have mistaken your calling in preaching to Marshal;~ Baldridge has made a good Marshal and is well thouyht of by the people, having performed his duties in a very satisfactory manner for the past three years, The mails from San Francisco arrive at Colfax at 11:15 every night but we donot receive them in this city until 11:18 the next day. Wouldn't it be nice if we could get them early the next morning ? L. Nathan, in the Transcript Block, has just received an immense stock of new goods. In a day or two his advertisementwill appear in this paper, He says he prices. Good news continues to come from the .Chapman ranch mine, Quite a little village has sprung up there during» #he past year. More ledges have been found and . tock that pays well has been brought to the surface, Charles Nichols, who has just served out his term in' the County Jail for drunken ‘and disorderly conduct was arrested last evening by Marshal Baldridge on a charge of attempting to break out of the City Fuller, the man. who published the card against the Hebrews, in Grass Valley, has turned“up again. He is at North San Juan to’ the great discomfort of the merchants of that euterprising little town. Why should hydraulic miners pay taxes’ on'their property to the State, when the State is doing allin its power through the little squirt Hart, to.destroy their property? Fifteen car loads of beef cattle were were shipped from Reno to San Franco last Tuesday, and another lot of 1,320 head is about to be sent over from that town, The ranchers in the lower part of the county are in high glee. The last, storm did the business—good crops’ are assured.’ Hay will be cheap. Mrs. Bradley purchased the residence ofthe estate of H.-S, Brad. ley, deceased, at Sheriff's, Sale for $1,117 50the amount of the judgment and costs. . : Mrs. Dr; Ruth will open @ shooting gallery in Grass Valley in a few days at the room on-Mill street recently occupied by’ Mis. E. ¥. Fisher’s jewelry store, ; J. L. White, an insane man, was arrested at North Bloomfield on Saturday last and brought to the County Jail on Sunday evening. The Citizens Bank up to noon yesterday purchased $8,000 worth, of gold'taken out of three mines in this township. Poor Harry Hill has been robbed again of a lot of provisions, The thief ought to bé thrown down some deep shaft, Saturday was monthly pay day at the New York Hill and Empire mines, when nearly $11,000 was disbursed, ; Mrs. Thomas, mother of Mrs, W. H. Crawford, has returned home after long visit at Oakland; ~~ "The case of A. I, Zekind, for violation of the Sunday law has been postponed till Thursday morning. The saloons and many cther places of business were open as nsual on Sunday last. ; The rain for, the past few days has ‘made the roads very bad but it wee needed for the miners, “Phe irrepressible J. L. Barns,agent for ‘‘Davenport” whisky will be in has been opened ini this'city.--» Miss Lillie Thatcher has ‘returned from Sacramento, : : of miners, thus giving increased prosperity to the queen city of the Sierras. i ae ‘you ‘encouraged intemperance and wickedness of every class. It is fo: your intorest to do so, sir, if you expect to make a paper that will be eagerly sought after by everybody, Young man, you need’ sensational items—murders, robberies, and all that sort of thing for your paper. The people are thirsting for it, and if we wicked people, as you call: us, do uot do something to help you out, people will swear there is nothing in your infernal sheet.” We left. that chap with the firm conviction that was helping to build up our business, and we doing all in our power to destroy it, That’s why we have given up preaching, and turned the matter of reclaiming sinners over to ‘Daniel’s Band.” —_—— —. -~be Chloroform and Robbery, Sunday night, between 11 and 12 o’elock, J. W. Bobinson, who i{esides on Water street, was awakened out of his sleep under the impression that he heard robbers at his window, trying to: cut through a pane of glass. He got up and went cout on the porch, but beiny’ in a confused state of mind from some cause, hardly kuew what he was about. The fresh air somewhat revived him, and he looked around the outside of the premises, but seeing no one,,.came in and went to bed again, taking the precaution to remove his purse, which was in his pants’ pocket, and place it in the middle of the bed, under the sheet, between himself and wife. When he awoke’ yesterday morning, between 6 and it o'clock, he felt the same heavy oppressive senthe night, On looking for his purse, which contained thirty-seven dol: lars, it-could not be found.’ He then awoke his wife who was in a soufd sleep, and related to her the ciroumstances. Diligent search was made on and about the bed, but the purse could not be found, and Mrs. Robinson complained of the same drowsy sensation, The conclusion arrived at is, that the robber was in the house and had administered chloroform to both of them, and when Robinson awoke, he secreted himself, saw where the purse of money had’ been got to sleep again. the robber gave him another dose, took the purse and went on his way rejoicing. Another Bonauzn. The Gold Flat Eureka mine, ‘situ ated a short distance south of the old Sneath & Clay mine, and about one mile from this city, is proving itself a regular bonanza, and. is exceeding the most sanguine expectations of the stockholders, Work was commenced on the mine about 10 months ago, and after the ledge had been struck, a number of crushings were taken out, the one previous to the last yielding $63 ‘a ton. The last crushing of forty-four tons, which has just been completed at Crosby’s mill, gave two bars of gold, one weighing 320 ounces and the other 23 ounces, making a total of 342 ounces, worth $164 per ounce, or $5,643, being over $128 per'tom. The ine!inv is down 120 feet, from the bottom of which the tunnel or pay chute extends 200 feet; The mine is owned by John Trenberth & Co.,. mostly Nevada City men, while a few hundred shares are held in Grass Valley, The ledge is believed to be an extension or continuation of the famous Sneath «NEVADA CITY (Caurorwna); impression that *‘Daniel’s Band” onlyinten:led to-make: one trip to this ‘first trip would . be That's where @ mistake . from Mr. Hopkins, of the C. P. R. Was inade. “We ieara from the leader of the aforédaid band that as soon as hope to save many a poor sinner who can. -go-te——— where they please, ter we had concluded, with a cheek . he had*more sense than we had, He s.tion that-he:did when he got up in }been placed, and when Robinson-had-} or ten days, Inthe meantime the ¢ . 4 Mining tenes, The Tiding says: It is rumored that the Omaha inine wi'l soot commence work.' A letterhas been received by. a gentleman in Grass Valley, R., who 19 a large shareholder in this mune, stating that he’ would n commence operations on his proper” ty. The Omaha is believed by many, who have worked in it, to be a good mine, It has been idlé for some time; the last time any work was done on the the property, being ander the supervision of M. Dodsworth. Weare also informed that the Scotia will again commence work, and that Mr, Stoddart is expected in Grass Valley ina few days, to make arrangements to that effect. The New York Hillis looking somewhat better than it did a few weeks since, a new ledge having been struck in the mine, which shows a very good quality of ore. It 1s estimated that the clean up this month will go something over $6,000. —<——~“‘olity Election, _ Theytime for holding the City have scarcely heard» the subject ine; better, far better it would be if . mentiéned.—Itis-an-important mat. ter, and some plan “should be adoptéd for the selection of those gentlemen who are to be elected in she place of Messrs. Locklin, Casper and Gillet—a majority of the Board, We are not informed whether any of the above gentlemen are candidates for re-election or not, but one thing is certain, however, that Nevada City has never, from first dorganization been represented by three more faithful, hard-working and -honest Trustees as K, Casper, J. C. Locklin and Felix Gillet have proved themselves-to-be, During their whole administration they have honestly and faithfully endeavored to do their whole duty without fear or favor, and are deserving of the wellwishes of every citizen whohas the interests of the city at heart, ‘ The Water Pressure. As soon as the we ther is settled the Chief Engineer will ascertain by practical testswhether the.pressure of water is greater or tess than it . was before the improvements were made at the Company’s works, The TRANSCRIPT’S press can not be rut one-half as fastas it did before the change was made;and we believe there must be some obstruction in the main pipe, for certainly the changes made should give us more instead of less power. Previous to the improvements the Chief Engineer made several tests and the peoplé are anxious to see the second test’ made—and so are we. Ifitshall be found that the pressure is asgreat asever, the TRANSCRIPT’s preases will have to be run by steam uuless other attachments can be made to increase the power, * -ilfom. Ed. fF. Barton, We notice by the dispatches ,that our old and-highly esteemed friend, Ned Burton, is being urged by Congressman Pacheco for Surerintendent of the San Francisco Mint. We hope he will be appointed, for we know a better or more worthy man can hot be found for the position, He is everthing that goes to make up a first-class man. We have no faith ,however, that he will get it, for the reason that few men of his caliber ever receive a good appointment. Ned. Burton, ‘many years ago, was a Senator from this county, and he acquitted himself with honor to himself and his constituents, — Stop the Squirting. A prominent physician says that the Chinese habit of squirting -water on ¢lothes in ironing is very dangerous should be stopped. Ulcerated tonsilsare common among Chinese laundrymen, hence the water squirted is often impregnated with germs of diseases, which are ironed into the clothes and thus scattered universally into all clasees of society. Either the squirting or the patronage given to China laundries should be stopped, ‘ a Oe Large Crashing. The Virginia. City’ Company at Chapman’s Ranch have two hundred their dumps. They have let a contract to haveit hauled to the Deadwood mill where it-will be crushed. A number of teams were engaged in. hauling it on Friday last, but owing to the storm the balance of the rotk will not be taken there till the storm has let up for a few days. —~—__—__ 22 Gone From our Gaze. “devil” has fall possession of the DAIL ". favorite of a!l housekeepers who have Election is near at hand and we have. and twenty-five tons of quartz, on}. Just received b: and indiscretions of youth, ness, early decay, loss’ of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was disLikes the Place, Frank Bishop. of Virginia. City, who is here ‘waiting’ to have ' the Washington snow road opened, is of the opinion that Nevada City is the liveliest mountain town in the State, He. has been here about a month and has ‘not got half through seeing the sights, No more Comstock in: “his” till a bonanza equal to the old Con. Virginia is discovered, , Pay Your License, H. H. Haskitis will commence ¢ollecting licenses this week and he ‘Tequests all persons transacting business in the county, which requires a license, to. have the coin ready for him. By order of the Board of Supervisors the licenses will be collected as, heretofore, Wheatland Flour. The Wheatland Mill Company are turning out a quality of flour that is hard-to beat, It is the best ever brought to this market, and is the tried it. Ole Torson 18 the local agent for this city, who sella it by the carload to our merchants, = \. TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1882. cs i as W. R. COE'S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, NEXT SIXTY DAYS Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arc_ tics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRIOES . ! and second to none in the market. as well as great bargains. —ae for my mammoth Sprfng invo' WM, COE, vada, City. ie ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER . . stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the bést workmanship, Persons in _want_of BOOTS.or. SHOES-}-—should call early and secure choice of sizes My stock must be reduced to make room Corner Main and Commercial. streets, NeTHE “BOSS” CIGARS, ny NEVADA MANUFACTURED BY——fr). Vv ‘ WILLIAM GIFRrrin, Col LY. ™ Pine Street, next to Turner’s Hardware Store eee } Advertise é Letters: The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City,Calitornia, for the week ending April 10th, 1882. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “‘advertiser’. J. 8, HoLBrook, PyM; Church, Miss Julia. Della, Piazza, pga J.L, Eddy, Wm. Ells, Geo. 8. Sa hi Lottie. 3, M, _Hendrex, F, G. Larona, Lorenzo. Miller, Carley T, Marshall, Geo. . Owens, F, A. 2. Peabody, S. 8. Petrig, F, C. Roche, Thomas, Sanbourn, N. J. Samples, Jessie. Toward. John. Twichell, O, L, Witter, Jonah. “Wheeler, Mrs. J. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Miss Sallie Ferguson, Linden ,C al, Winnie McGeorge, Sacramento Cal. PALETTE TNT HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Goi atuligees STANLEY A. EDDY.:.. }.Proprietor Sunpay, April 9th, 1882, C. Noray, Anthony Hill, J. Van Slyke, Indian Springs. Mrs, Fennessy, You Bet, Mrs. T, R. King, Grass Valley. Thos. McAllister, City, James Williams, ‘ Wm. Wear, bl J. Holland, Roun! Mountain, W. G. Williams, City. J. D, Ripley, Town Talk. Fred Beach, San Juan, Harry Clark, City. W. iH. Sveceeed Grass Valley, J. E. Downer, Wind Up Mine. D. Thom, San Francisco. W. Carter, Graes Valley. D. Furth, San Juan, A. Harris, se ss F. Beach, Australia, T. P. Randall, Rocky Ravine, J. D. Ostrum, N. Bloomfield, A. P. Martel, Penn Valley. H, L. vty 8 Truckee, B, F, Fuller, Grass Valley. Mrs. Clancey, City. J. Harrington, Round Mo vntain. M. O’Brien, Quaker Hill, Erasrvs Bonn, Clerk, MISCELLANY. —o— Spring and Summ-r Styles. Hyman Bros, have just received a full fine of Men’s and Boys’ felt and straw hats. A full line of Percales, calico and Cheviot-shirts: _Neck-wear of all descriptions, and all shades and patterns. Hyman Bros., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. tf Office Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent, Apply at the Transcript office, . Lapvtes, don’t fail to visit Guild’s auction rooms corner Main and Commercial streets, Dry Goods are sold atany price, and are going. off very fast, as Dave Auerbach is determined to close out the entire stock regardless of cost. ap7-3t. er ; Beat This. Four gold medals'in one year. Its remarkable success has stimulated a le-ion of base imitations, Ask your grocer forthe Standard Soap Co’s. ‘Best Soap,” and use no other. 3w A,H. Irish has been appdinted agent for Bowdoin’s Rotary Kitchen Tables, and will manufacture the same to order on short notice. lw Crewel and Floss, In all shades, for embroidering. m25-lw Mas.Lester & CRAWFOR!, ements iy . Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at\ Sutnervous weaka SUCCESSORS TO W, B, SHIVELY. New Store, New Firm New Goods, New Everything. New -and-Stylish Plaids ‘only Very Fine a Brocaded Dress Goods‘ 124+ 6. doz Corsets each 6. qe Momie Cloth rile.” 40 inch Cassimere pa {All Wool Flannel Sacking “* 69: « Beautiful Creton badiadiay” "> Sih Fine White Ties San Ladies Night Dresses Sots Ladies White Skirts Ahem GQinge 5000 yds. Embroidery ty Beautiful Flower HairPins‘* 25 « fore purchasing elsewhere. advantage. to compare prices, All mail orders-promptly filled, 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY HALL. Bearnhard & Shallenberger, A FINE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. THAT BEAUTIFUL HOME. STEAD ON THE MARYSVILLE And San Juan Road, ADJOINING THE Anthony House Ranch. — There isa good Government title to the land, a good dwelling house of eight rooms, Appointed Agent. a large, new and commodious barn 3 Over 1000. Fruit-bearing Trees: two and a half acres in Raisin Grapes; a Fish Pond stocked with German Carp ; plent ning Water in die Baus abundance of Irrigating Water on the place. A splendid Outlet and Range for Stock. Apply on the premises to of Pure Rune and corral, and an HARRY J. HUFFMAN. _ March 29, 1882. Valuable Lots For Sale, this city in 3 few days, iat Bs igelapg y a “pan-. The editor of this paper on Sunday ton’s ts asd J Wilisell Pay the printer after you have. ~ “U% © prolifically wb ong, . last Packed his wearing apparel and] Deyonesr parrunns, spring styles . 200 feet on Park Avenue, paid all your other bills, Text baie Whether it is.qr. mot, we conleft for Sacramento,, San Francisco just received, Catalogues free. Mrs. > W a ge gratulate.our friends. upon the rich’ and San Jose. The-veto of the Chi-. Lester & Crawford, Main street. _ tf Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 The front of James.Coll-y’s butch:. developmen t,-and, trust. the ledge va bi'l caused his suddén departure feet deep, for $450 per lot, on’ St hop. ¥ being reps ares ae May ineresie: in’ size and richness, He will probably get over the effects apes installment plan of $10 00 per _A five-cent cigar and beer Saloon give employment to a large force . o¢ itand return to his post in a week . . 70,2! whoare suffering from the errors} month Interest one per cent per month, A guar. ; ntee titlé by! A. Sanford. . Enquire on the premises, or 6f J. ANDERSON, : b 8 scissors. covered b: 6 eet ha aa Ameeion a hnson been re appointtee et Rik Send a self-addressed envelope to the Kev. [ 1 te ~~ bf y anal ps ts ae Jovm« T. Inman, Statioy D, New York ed Notary : fresu Candy at Brand & Basbett’s, Iysune with Brand & Bassett, 1¢ + . Orr. ote ge : Bo ae £ 4 Nevada City, March 26¢h—2m 3 eR Bearnhard & Shallenberger Grand Opening This Week. Please Read Our Price List. 9 cts] Ladies, please call beIt will be greatly to your Bring this Circular with you FASHIONABLE BOOT Leading Book a ’ Special agents for STEINWAY, and CRAMER PIANOS. at LOW PRICE on application, World, Also, “Deep Sea” Codfish. Wood and GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, WM. H. Groceries, Provisions, Canned My Goods are First Class . me OF NEVADA OITy! BRAND & MAIN. STREET ..cccscees eae BASSETT, ty) tieeeNEVADA CITY, -——DEALERS IN-—— : Books" eStationery, Pianos, Orga Small Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, Jewelry, Notions, &c KRANACH & BACH; HAINS BROS. ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or Organ sold Agents for New Wilson Sewing Machine, —_————_—0 : “We represent the following Ladies Back Combs “* og) Ag } Men’sHalf,Hosefullfinish ‘* 25 « Largest Insurance bY. Standard Companies: Fine Wide Linen Crash i 124" La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London, Fire Insurance Association, Propele chin end os ry gres National, St, Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples ve Ae aS > tt ae Insurance Co Dwelling House Underwriters, Gent’s Scarf. Pins jiottee: 2ba4 : : Gent’s Linen Collars Set 15 #4 — Colones, Ceenity a 4 Hoop Skirts HH oa 64g ss Fireman 8, &e., &eo, 100 Jet Ping shure Bek aby Capital Represented Over $27,700,000, Gent’s Fancy Hose [49 « Trish Edging 6: #6 j Two-bit Tink Lace \ .*! . Linen Lace st 6.5 Ld’sfineall w'lundervests ‘75 « Turkish Towles itt 3 Md ; ; a Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, 49 “ eviot only 12}‘* : ‘ Gingham voit 1. a $6 a is Fine White Nangook + [HONG 1 all, aNd: Here: :HavesBeens For. Over 11 Years ! Beautiful Pink Silk Blond‘ 49 « rb ‘mre at Lace ** p-5¢ —8SLLrINT Go oz Pansy Earrings ve (Ned . Fine Jet a ve gst 4 4 . np Jet Ping 6 25 «6 Choice EF; amily Groceries, Childrens Purse ae a ft No. GW Broad See Morgan & Roberts’ Block, sh i} Pi 6s “c peccneet Gin aii: 8) ae OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFIOR, White Spread “6 6 0 5000 Dol Babies “ ¢ “ My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my custom5000 “e “ iss 9, 12 oe —— ; Best Linen Thread «“ at ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE nowlton’s Black Ink 54 da dey Ventiaantal.t rh rer PRICE. I keep constantly on _ and 2 f i “6 é Tee ee 9 « . “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the Yery Heavy Table Linen 25‘ and “‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c, nner) at ena MY MOTTO IS :-—-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING--—A DOLLAR'S WORTH-OF CHARLES E. MULLOY. The Boss Grocery Store SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER Commercial Street, Nevada City. t) CONSTANTLY ON,HAND A FULL AND 'FRESH STOCK OF Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Qn F and My Prices the Lowest. -_—_——9-—} SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT* _ THE BOSS GROCHRY STORE A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, ‘BROAD STREET, TWO DOORS’ BELOW POST OFFICE. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Boots and Shoes a specialty. -—O-— REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, aida. “DR. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseases > —OF THE— EYE,EAR & THROAT, H*s RETURNED FROM EUROPE, AND resumed. practice at his former office, 305 Kearney st., San Francisco, Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. Nevada City. March 30th—1m Adams, McNeill .& Co. ——IMPORTERS AND— WHOLESALE GROCERS, SACRAMENTO. ——O——— Office Hours from 1@ to 11 A. M. and from Ttos P. M. mh26-1m "og GEO. C. GAYLORD} DEALER any Groceries, Provisions, Case, Goods Grain, Feed, Ete., £7 Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices. De IN LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGABS. . apl-tt ie Agent for Giant Powder Company. Py

4 CITY, = Largest FORNIA, 1g” ever acilities 4EAP: Goods, ‘elected Wm. intends to sell goods at bed-rock BRIEF MENTION, (mete Various Mappenings In ahd Out of Town. Hunt's Ha Wednesday evening, . April,“ 12th—Twenty-five pretty. . test event of the season-—-Havye U' got your ticket?—Don’t, miss it--The house will be erowded—Go' early— Tickets, which entitles you to dance all the evening, $1.50--Gentlemen spectators (to look on): 50 cents-Benefit of the Episcopal Church-Ladies and children’s seat 25 cents --Young Ladies Party. George, James M, Lakenan and Alex. Sims, Jr., as delegates to the Grand Lodge. The Golden ‘Star Lodge elected Frank G. Beatty and James H, Maddrill. James Coole}, of Grass Valley Lodge, “A. 0, U. W., and George Fletcher, of Highland Lodge are attending the Grand Lodge now in session at San Erastus Baldridge is a candidate Pld UALS Fb A great ANG the last. ° vhe weather is settled they will come here with great. regularity, as they is booked for the bad place. ‘The last. Methodist preacher who was here told one of his friends; just as he was shaking the dust off his boots, that Nevada City was.the wickedest place in all California, We have always been of that opinion and have labored hard to turn the erring ones from their wicked ways; bat alas, it is no go, and now we say calmly and dispassionutely, that all’ evil doers We have “did” our duty. Only» short time ago we called.a sinner one side and attempted to give him some good advice, He listened attentively to our admonitions, and afequal to that of .a government mule, he said: “‘Young man, you have mistaken your calling in preaching to Marshal;~ Baldridge has made a good Marshal and is well thouyht of by the people, having performed his duties in a very satisfactory manner for the past three years, The mails from San Francisco arrive at Colfax at 11:15 every night but we donot receive them in this city until 11:18 the next day. Wouldn't it be nice if we could get them early the next morning ? L. Nathan, in the Transcript Block, has just received an immense stock of new goods. In a day or two his advertisementwill appear in this paper, He says he prices. Good news continues to come from the .Chapman ranch mine, Quite a little village has sprung up there during» #he past year. More ledges have been found and . tock that pays well has been brought to the surface, Charles Nichols, who has just served out his term in' the County Jail for drunken ‘and disorderly conduct was arrested last evening by Marshal Baldridge on a charge of attempting to break out of the City Fuller, the man. who published the card against the Hebrews, in Grass Valley, has turned“up again. He is at North San Juan to’ the great discomfort of the merchants of that euterprising little town. Why should hydraulic miners pay taxes’ on'their property to the State, when the State is doing allin its power through the little squirt Hart, to.destroy their property? Fifteen car loads of beef cattle were were shipped from Reno to San Franco last Tuesday, and another lot of 1,320 head is about to be sent over from that town, The ranchers in the lower part of the county are in high glee. The last, storm did the business—good crops’ are assured.’ Hay will be cheap. Mrs. Bradley purchased the residence ofthe estate of H.-S, Brad. ley, deceased, at Sheriff's, Sale for $1,117 50the amount of the judgment and costs. . : Mrs. Dr; Ruth will open @ shooting gallery in Grass Valley in a few days at the room on-Mill street recently occupied by’ Mis. E. ¥. Fisher’s jewelry store, ; J. L. White, an insane man, was arrested at North Bloomfield on Saturday last and brought to the County Jail on Sunday evening. The Citizens Bank up to noon yesterday purchased $8,000 worth, of gold'taken out of three mines in this township. Poor Harry Hill has been robbed again of a lot of provisions, The thief ought to bé thrown down some deep shaft, Saturday was monthly pay day at the New York Hill and Empire mines, when nearly $11,000 was disbursed, ; Mrs. Thomas, mother of Mrs, W. H. Crawford, has returned home after long visit at Oakland; ~~ "The case of A. I, Zekind, for violation of the Sunday law has been postponed till Thursday morning. The saloons and many cther places of business were open as nsual on Sunday last. ; The rain for, the past few days has ‘made the roads very bad but it wee needed for the miners, “Phe irrepressible J. L. Barns,agent for ‘‘Davenport” whisky will be in has been opened ini this'city.--» Miss Lillie Thatcher has ‘returned from Sacramento, : : of miners, thus giving increased prosperity to the queen city of the Sierras. i ae ‘you ‘encouraged intemperance and wickedness of every class. It is fo: your intorest to do so, sir, if you expect to make a paper that will be eagerly sought after by everybody, Young man, you need’ sensational items—murders, robberies, and all that sort of thing for your paper. The people are thirsting for it, and if we wicked people, as you call: us, do uot do something to help you out, people will swear there is nothing in your infernal sheet.” We left. that chap with the firm conviction that was helping to build up our business, and we doing all in our power to destroy it, That’s why we have given up preaching, and turned the matter of reclaiming sinners over to ‘Daniel’s Band.” —_—— —. -~be Chloroform and Robbery, Sunday night, between 11 and 12 o’elock, J. W. Bobinson, who i{esides on Water street, was awakened out of his sleep under the impression that he heard robbers at his window, trying to: cut through a pane of glass. He got up and went cout on the porch, but beiny’ in a confused state of mind from some cause, hardly kuew what he was about. The fresh air somewhat revived him, and he looked around the outside of the premises, but seeing no one,,.came in and went to bed again, taking the precaution to remove his purse, which was in his pants’ pocket, and place it in the middle of the bed, under the sheet, between himself and wife. When he awoke’ yesterday morning, between 6 and it o'clock, he felt the same heavy oppressive senthe night, On looking for his purse, which contained thirty-seven dol: lars, it-could not be found.’ He then awoke his wife who was in a soufd sleep, and related to her the ciroumstances. Diligent search was made on and about the bed, but the purse could not be found, and Mrs. Robinson complained of the same drowsy sensation, The conclusion arrived at is, that the robber was in the house and had administered chloroform to both of them, and when Robinson awoke, he secreted himself, saw where the purse of money had’ been got to sleep again. the robber gave him another dose, took the purse and went on his way rejoicing. Another Bonauzn. The Gold Flat Eureka mine, ‘situ ated a short distance south of the old Sneath & Clay mine, and about one mile from this city, is proving itself a regular bonanza, and. is exceeding the most sanguine expectations of the stockholders, Work was commenced on the mine about 10 months ago, and after the ledge had been struck, a number of crushings were taken out, the one previous to the last yielding $63 ‘a ton. The last crushing of forty-four tons, which has just been completed at Crosby’s mill, gave two bars of gold, one weighing 320 ounces and the other 23 ounces, making a total of 342 ounces, worth $164 per ounce, or $5,643, being over $128 per'tom. The ine!inv is down 120 feet, from the bottom of which the tunnel or pay chute extends 200 feet; The mine is owned by John Trenberth & Co.,. mostly Nevada City men, while a few hundred shares are held in Grass Valley, The ledge is believed to be an extension or continuation of the famous Sneath «NEVADA CITY (Caurorwna); impression that *‘Daniel’s Band” onlyinten:led to-make: one trip to this ‘first trip would . be That's where @ mistake . from Mr. Hopkins, of the C. P. R. Was inade. “We ieara from the leader of the aforédaid band that as soon as hope to save many a poor sinner who can. -go-te——— where they please, ter we had concluded, with a cheek . he had*more sense than we had, He s.tion that-he:did when he got up in }been placed, and when Robinson-had-} or ten days, Inthe meantime the ¢ . 4 Mining tenes, The Tiding says: It is rumored that the Omaha inine wi'l soot commence work.' A letterhas been received by. a gentleman in Grass Valley, R., who 19 a large shareholder in this mune, stating that he’ would n commence operations on his proper” ty. The Omaha is believed by many, who have worked in it, to be a good mine, It has been idlé for some time; the last time any work was done on the the property, being ander the supervision of M. Dodsworth. Weare also informed that the Scotia will again commence work, and that Mr, Stoddart is expected in Grass Valley ina few days, to make arrangements to that effect. The New York Hillis looking somewhat better than it did a few weeks since, a new ledge having been struck in the mine, which shows a very good quality of ore. It 1s estimated that the clean up this month will go something over $6,000. —<——~“‘olity Election, _ Theytime for holding the City have scarcely heard» the subject ine; better, far better it would be if . mentiéned.—Itis-an-important mat. ter, and some plan “should be adoptéd for the selection of those gentlemen who are to be elected in she place of Messrs. Locklin, Casper and Gillet—a majority of the Board, We are not informed whether any of the above gentlemen are candidates for re-election or not, but one thing is certain, however, that Nevada City has never, from first dorganization been represented by three more faithful, hard-working and -honest Trustees as K, Casper, J. C. Locklin and Felix Gillet have proved themselves-to-be, During their whole administration they have honestly and faithfully endeavored to do their whole duty without fear or favor, and are deserving of the wellwishes of every citizen whohas the interests of the city at heart, ‘ The Water Pressure. As soon as the we ther is settled the Chief Engineer will ascertain by practical testswhether the.pressure of water is greater or tess than it . was before the improvements were made at the Company’s works, The TRANSCRIPT’S press can not be rut one-half as fastas it did before the change was made;and we believe there must be some obstruction in the main pipe, for certainly the changes made should give us more instead of less power. Previous to the improvements the Chief Engineer made several tests and the peoplé are anxious to see the second test’ made—and so are we. Ifitshall be found that the pressure is asgreat asever, the TRANSCRIPT’s preases will have to be run by steam uuless other attachments can be made to increase the power, * -ilfom. Ed. fF. Barton, We notice by the dispatches ,that our old and-highly esteemed friend, Ned Burton, is being urged by Congressman Pacheco for Surerintendent of the San Francisco Mint. We hope he will be appointed, for we know a better or more worthy man can hot be found for the position, He is everthing that goes to make up a first-class man. We have no faith ,however, that he will get it, for the reason that few men of his caliber ever receive a good appointment. Ned. Burton, ‘many years ago, was a Senator from this county, and he acquitted himself with honor to himself and his constituents, — Stop the Squirting. A prominent physician says that the Chinese habit of squirting -water on ¢lothes in ironing is very dangerous should be stopped. Ulcerated tonsilsare common among Chinese laundrymen, hence the water squirted is often impregnated with germs of diseases, which are ironed into the clothes and thus scattered universally into all clasees of society. Either the squirting or the patronage given to China laundries should be stopped, ‘ a Oe Large Crashing. The Virginia. City’ Company at Chapman’s Ranch have two hundred their dumps. They have let a contract to haveit hauled to the Deadwood mill where it-will be crushed. A number of teams were engaged in. hauling it on Friday last, but owing to the storm the balance of the rotk will not be taken there till the storm has let up for a few days. —~—__—__ 22 Gone From our Gaze. “devil” has fall possession of the DAIL ". favorite of a!l housekeepers who have Election is near at hand and we have. and twenty-five tons of quartz, on}. Just received b: and indiscretions of youth, ness, early decay, loss’ of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was disLikes the Place, Frank Bishop. of Virginia. City, who is here ‘waiting’ to have ' the Washington snow road opened, is of the opinion that Nevada City is the liveliest mountain town in the State, He. has been here about a month and has ‘not got half through seeing the

sights, No more Comstock in: “his” till a bonanza equal to the old Con. Virginia is discovered, , Pay Your License, H. H. Haskitis will commence ¢ollecting licenses this week and he ‘Tequests all persons transacting business in the county, which requires a license, to. have the coin ready for him. By order of the Board of Supervisors the licenses will be collected as, heretofore, Wheatland Flour. The Wheatland Mill Company are turning out a quality of flour that is hard-to beat, It is the best ever brought to this market, and is the tried it. Ole Torson 18 the local agent for this city, who sella it by the carload to our merchants, = \. TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1882. cs i as W. R. COE'S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, NEXT SIXTY DAYS Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arc_ tics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRIOES . ! and second to none in the market. as well as great bargains. —ae for my mammoth Sprfng invo' WM, COE, vada, City. ie ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER . . stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and I guarantee all goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the bést workmanship, Persons in _want_of BOOTS.or. SHOES-}-—should call early and secure choice of sizes My stock must be reduced to make room Corner Main and Commercial. streets, NeTHE “BOSS” CIGARS, ny NEVADA MANUFACTURED BY——fr). Vv ‘ WILLIAM GIFRrrin, Col LY. ™ Pine Street, next to Turner’s Hardware Store eee } Advertise é Letters: The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City,Calitornia, for the week ending April 10th, 1882. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “‘advertiser’. J. 8, HoLBrook, PyM; Church, Miss Julia. Della, Piazza, pga J.L, Eddy, Wm. Ells, Geo. 8. Sa hi Lottie. 3, M, _Hendrex, F, G. Larona, Lorenzo. Miller, Carley T, Marshall, Geo. . Owens, F, A. 2. Peabody, S. 8. Petrig, F, C. Roche, Thomas, Sanbourn, N. J. Samples, Jessie. Toward. John. Twichell, O, L, Witter, Jonah. “Wheeler, Mrs. J. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Miss Sallie Ferguson, Linden ,C al, Winnie McGeorge, Sacramento Cal. PALETTE TNT HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Goi atuligees STANLEY A. EDDY.:... }..Proprietor Sunpay, April 9th, 1882, C. Noray, Anthony Hill, J. Van Slyke, Indian Springs. Mrs, Fennessy, You Bet, Mrs. T, R. King, Grass Valley. Thos. McAllister, City, James Williams, ‘ Wm. Wear, bl J. Holland, Roun! Mountain, W. G. Williams, City. J. D, Ripley, Town Talk. Fred Beach, San Juan, Harry Clark, City. W. iH. Sveceeed Grass Valley, J. E. Downer, Wind Up Mine. D. Thom, San Francisco. W. Carter, Graes Valley. D. Furth, San Juan, A. Harris, se ss F. Beach, Australia, T. P. Randall, Rocky Ravine, J. D. Ostrum, N. Bloomfield, A. P. Martel, Penn Valley. H, L. vty 8 Truckee, B, F, Fuller, Grass Valley. Mrs. Clancey, City. J. Harrington, Round Mo vntain. M. O’Brien, Quaker Hill, Erasrvs Bonn, Clerk, MISCELLANY. —o— Spring and Summ-r Styles. Hyman Bros, have just received a full fine of Men’s and Boys’ felt and straw hats. A full line of Percales, calico and Cheviot-shirts: _Neck-wear of all descriptions, and all shades and patterns. Hyman Bros., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. tf Office Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent, Apply at the Transcript office, . Lapvtes, don’t fail to visit Guild’s auction rooms corner Main and Commercial streets, Dry Goods are sold atany price, and are going. off very fast, as Dave Auerbach is determined to close out the entire stock regardless of cost. ap7-3t. er ; Beat This. Four gold medals'in one year. Its remarkable success has stimulated a le-ion of base imitations, Ask your grocer forthe Standard Soap Co’s. ‘Best Soap,” and use no other. 3w A,H. Irish has been appdinted agent for Bowdoin’s Rotary Kitchen Tables, and will manufacture the same to order on short notice. lw Crewel and Floss, In all shades, for embroidering. m25-lw Mas.Lester & CRAWFOR!, ements iy . Cows For Sale. Fresh milch cows for sale at\ Sutnervous weaka SUCCESSORS TO W, B, SHIVELY. New Store, New Firm New Goods, New Everything. New -and-Stylish Plaids ‘only Very Fine a Brocaded Dress Goods‘ 124+ 6. doz Corsets each 6. qe Momie Cloth rile.” 40 inch Cassimere pa {All Wool Flannel Sacking “* 69: « Beautiful Creton badiadiay” "> Sih Fine White Ties San Ladies Night Dresses Sots Ladies White Skirts Ahem GQinge 5000 yds. Embroidery ty Beautiful Flower HairPins‘* 25 « fore purchasing elsewhere. advantage. to compare prices, All mail orders-promptly filled, 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY HALL. Bearnhard & Shallenberger, A FINE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. THAT BEAUTIFUL HOME. STEAD ON THE MARYSVILLE And San Juan Road, ADJOINING THE Anthony House Ranch. — There isa good Government title to the land, a good dwelling house of eight rooms, Appointed Agent. a large, new and commodious barn 3 Over 1000. Fruit-bearing Trees: two and a half acres in Raisin Grapes; a Fish Pond stocked with German Carp ; plent ning Water in die Baus abundance of Irrigating Water on the place. A splendid Outlet and Range for Stock. Apply on the premises to of Pure Rune and corral, and an HARRY J. HUFFMAN. _ March 29, 1882. Valuable Lots For Sale, this city in 3 few days, iat Bs igelapg y a “pan-. The editor of this paper on Sunday ton’s ts asd J Wilisell Pay the printer after you have. ~ “U% © prolifically wb ong, . last Packed his wearing apparel and] Deyonesr parrunns, spring styles . 200 feet on Park Avenue, paid all your other bills, Text baie Whether it is.qr. mot, we conleft for Sacramento,, San Francisco just received, Catalogues free. Mrs. > W a ge gratulate.our friends. upon the rich’ and San Jose. The-veto of the Chi-. Lester & Crawford, Main street. _ tf Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 The front of James.Coll-y’s butch:. developmen t,-and, trust. the ledge va bi'l caused his suddén departure feet deep, for $450 per lot, on’ St hop. ¥ being reps ares ae May ineresie: in’ size and richness, He will probably get over the effects apes installment plan of $10 00 per _A five-cent cigar and beer Saloon give employment to a large force . o¢ itand return to his post in a week . . 70,2! whoare suffering from the errors} month Interest one per cent per month, A guar. ; ntee titlé by! A. Sanford. . Enquire on the premises, or 6f J. ANDERSON, : b 8 scissors. covered b: 6 eet ha aa Ameeion a hnson been re appointtee et Rik Send a self-addressed envelope to the Kev. [ 1 te ~~ bf y anal ps ts ae Jovm« T. Inman, Statioy D, New York ed Notary : fresu Candy at Brand & Basbett’s, Iysune with Brand & Bassett, 1¢ + . Orr. ote ge : Bo ae £ 4 Nevada City, March 26¢h—2m 3 eR Bearnhard & Shallenberger Grand Opening This Week. Please Read Our Price List. 9 cts] Ladies, please call beIt will be greatly to your Bring this Circular with you FASHIONABLE BOOT Leading Book a ’ Special agents for STEINWAY, and CRAMER PIANOS. at LOW PRICE on application, World, Also, “Deep Sea” Codfish. Wood and GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, WM. H. Groceries, Provisions, Canned My Goods are First Class . me OF NEVADA OITy! BRAND & MAIN. STREET ...cccscees eae BASSETT, ty) tieeeNEVADA CITY, -——DEALERS IN-—— : Books" eStationery, Pianos, Orga Small Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, Jewelry, Notions, &c KRANACH & BACH; HAINS BROS. ESTEY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or Organ sold Agents for New Wilson Sewing Machine, —_————_—0 : “We represent the following Ladies Back Combs “* og) Ag } Men’sHalf,Hosefullfinish ‘* 25 « Largest Insurance bY. Standard Companies: Fine Wide Linen Crash i 124" La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London, Fire Insurance Association, Propele chin end os ry gres National, St, Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples ve Ae aS > tt ae Insurance Co Dwelling House Underwriters, Gent’s Scarf. Pins jiottee: 2ba4 : : Gent’s Linen Collars Set 15 #4 — Colones, Ceenity a 4 Hoop Skirts HH oa 64g ss Fireman 8, &e., &eo, 100 Jet Ping shure Bek aby Capital Represented Over $27,700,000, Gent’s Fancy Hose [49 « Trish Edging 6: #6 j Two-bit Tink Lace \ .*! . Linen Lace st 6.5 Ld’sfineall w'lundervests ‘75 « Turkish Towles itt 3 Md ; ; a Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, 49 “ eviot only 12}‘* : ‘ Gingham voit 1. a $6 a is Fine White Nangook + [HONG 1 all, aNd: Here: :HavesBeens For. Over 11 Years ! Beautiful Pink Silk Blond‘ 49 « rb ‘mre at Lace ** p-5¢ —8SLLrINT Go oz Pansy Earrings ve (Ned . Fine Jet a ve gst 4 4 . np Jet Ping 6 25 «6 Choice EF; amily Groceries, Childrens Purse ae a ft No. GW Broad See Morgan & Roberts’ Block, sh i} Pi 6s “c peccneet Gin aii: 8) ae OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFIOR, White Spread “6 6 0 5000 Dol Babies “ ¢ “ My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my custom5000 “e “ iss 9, 12 oe —— ; Best Linen Thread «“ at ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE nowlton’s Black Ink 54 da dey Ventiaantal.t rh rer PRICE. I keep constantly on _ and 2 f i “6 é Tee ee 9 « . “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the Yery Heavy Table Linen 25‘ and “‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie's Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c, nner) at ena MY MOTTO IS :-—-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING--—A DOLLAR'S WORTH-OF CHARLES E. MULLOY. The Boss Grocery Store SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER Commercial Street, Nevada City. t) CONSTANTLY ON,HAND A FULL AND 'FRESH STOCK OF Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flour, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Qn F and My Prices the Lowest. -_—_——9-—} SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT* _ THE BOSS GROCHRY STORE A. WUTKE, AND SHOEMAKER, ‘BROAD STREET, TWO DOORS’ BELOW POST OFFICE. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Boots and Shoes a specialty. -—O-— REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, aida. “DR. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseases > —OF THE— EYE,EAR & THROAT, H*s RETURNED FROM EUROPE, AND resumed. practice at his former office, 305 Kearney st., San Francisco, Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. Nevada City. March 30th—1m Adams, McNeill .& Co. ——IMPORTERS AND— WHOLESALE GROCERS, SACRAMENTO. ——O——— Office Hours from 1@ to 11 A. M. and from Ttos P. M. mh26-1m "og GEO. C. GAYLORD} DEALER any Groceries, Provisions, Case, Goods Grain, Feed, Ete., £7 Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices. De IN LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGABS. . apl-tt ie Agent for Giant Powder Company. Py