April 13, 1882 (4 pages)

CITY, ManLace Band to. QES, CASH. City, rt argest ORNIA. “2 ever cilities EAPoods, BRIEF MENTION, ” Various Happenings In and Out of Frosty. nights, : Lots of freight arriving. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” to-night. . “Wm. C. Groves purchased a new $1000 hearse. A foot of new snow ‘felt at Wash. ington, this county, on Monday last. Blood-hounds at the Theatre tonight. There was no session of the Superior Court yesterday. Times are improving. Business men have ceased growling. The last rain storm extended all over the State. Anoth® theatrical troupe cominy. The agent will be here in a few: days. ’ Miss Ria Hupp has gone down to Nutter’s ranch to spend a few days. Oscar Wilde is not coming to Nevada City, _Who cares? Twelve -thousand trout were placed in Truckee river on. Saturday last, : Edward Trewella, a boy about 16 years of age, fell froma wagon in Grass Valley and broke his wrist. KE, A.Roberts' has been appointed School Census Marshal of Grass Valley. Our meat markets are supplied with the finest beef we have seen for a long ‘time, Superintendent Madden, of the ' Nevada Reservoir Company, was in town yesterday. Arthur Hagadorn, who has been dangerously ill in San Francisco, is getting better. Right Reverend Bishop O’Connell of Marysviile, has been at Grass Valtey-for-ceveral days-on a visit. Dudley Hoyt of Grass Valley, is looking fora good house for rent, . . He: wants to come here and locate. ‘James O'Brien, Jr., and his sister, Miss Mamie O’Brien, came up from Smartsville last evening to attend the party at Hunt’s Hall. Chas. H. Crosby has leased the house of Geo, C. Gaylord, on Broad . street. Mr. Gaylord and his wife go East to-day. If the water ‘‘crop” was short, it would pay to go to the Theatre toniyht and corral the extra fluid that will be wasted. A fire got darted” at the Ontario pumping w6rks near Colfax, but was extinguished before much damage was-dene. Mrs, Eliza Darrah, daughter of €. W. Cornell of this city, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P.: Dorsey, et Grass Valley. The main water pipe. on East Broad street was tapped yesterday to convey water to A. Lones’ resi‘dence on West Broad street. ~~ The Mountaineer Quartz Mining Company, on Deer Creek, made a pretty good clean-upa day or two since. The Deputy Assessors are going ‘after the Heathen Chinese for their poll taxes in a very lively ‘manner. Every one of the mongolians do more or less kicking. Mining notices are on the increase at the Recorder's office, That shows there are many prospectors out in search of quartz ledges and they have been successful in finding a few, The school ‘at Blue . Tent is in full blast. There are 25 pupils in attendance, gnd Miss Lizzie Glasson, the uew teachef, is giving the best of satisfaction. _ The Calico Party to be given by the Young Men’s Social Club, will, undoubtedly, attract the largest crowd ever seen at @ public ball in this city. It takes place at Hunt's Hall, April 28th. ' W. ©, Groves is building a granite wall in front of his residence. The ateps leading to his house are also of granite; and the improvements add greatly to the appearance of the premises. We learn with regret that Rev. W. C. Powell’s daughter has become totally blind. She was taken below to ascertain what could be done for her sight, and she has been brought back! without being relieved. An old man by.the name of Harrison Jones has* secured board and lodging at the County Jail for ten days. He isa old hand at disturbing the peace, and is a resident of} Grass Valley. Miss Lizzie! ent, second daughter of Minister S is @ graduate of the Pacific Medical College, and intends continuing her medical ' stulies at the universities in Germany. Miss Ella Sargent, the elder daughter, will devote her time to the study of literature, for which she has considerable taste, “Uncle Sammy” Clark, is died in San Francisco last week, made a request before his death that his remains be taken to Ireland for burial. B. F. Stokes and his daughter, Miss Flora, will leave San Francisco for Jreland this week with the remains. First-class miners can get employ-. ‘}inent at the Charonnat mine. See advertisement ‘in ‘another colamn. The. shipthent of gold from this section, will be larger this month.than it has been for along time. ‘The papers in San Francisco never have any actount of shipment of gold from this part of the country, bat every other section is represented in. their monthly list, } Mr. Barlow, -who purchased the residence of John. Pattison, is having a new fence put around the place, ‘Mr. Pattison. has sold the adjoining lot, and workmen were yesterday engaged in excavating it, preparatory to the erection of a-new house. We regret the-edstor of this paper is absent from town, for the reason ‘that he has devoted a great deal of time in endeavoring to enlighten our Board of Supervisors upon the subject of blood-hounds, but ‘never had the opportunity of showing to the Board the genuine animals, which he eould have done if he was here today: Col. George Babcock; State Superintendent of the Home Protectian Association of California, a temperance organization having for its object the enforcement of -temperance laws, is expected in this city shortly. He delivered a free lecture in Marysville, on Tuesday evening last his subject being: “Home Protection aud the League of Freedom,” The Colonel is said to bea very eloquent speaker and wel known in San Francisco, where he has of late engaged actively. in the “Sunday Law” campaign, under the leadership of Dr, R. H. McDonald. The Water Test. The Chief Engineer yesterday made a second test of the pressure ot _. the water works, The first one was} previous to any change in the pipes at the reservoir, The one yesterday, after the change had been made. The following are the figures of the various streams at different points as furnished us by Mr. Englebright: SINGLE s: TREAMS, Ist. 2nd. Feet Feet r’s store to Broad st. 134 124 eckmian’s up Broad. . 123 121 National Hotel, up Broad. 135 1284 Pingree’s, up Broad.. 132 113 Water office, down sagt 132 120 Union Hotel, up Main. 127 135 FOUR STREAMS AT ONE TIME, let. 2nd. batt Feet Feet National Hotel... 11495 Casper’s. « Bek eta wae 97 104 Beckman’s..2.. 97 107 ‘Gales Hotel, 2 streams from one hydrant, twins, np Main,.. 95 10) Water Office, one stream, down Main st. 70ST. 100 106 By the above it will be seen that all the single streams show a decrease exceptone. Two, of the four strean.s, show an increase, and twoa decrease. The three streams at one time show am increase, Owing to the high wind prevailing while the test was being made yesterday it was not considered a fair one and we presume another one will be made when the weather is more favorable. It is generally believed, however, that under the most favorable circumstances, the _ resent changes made by the water company has diminished the power instead of increasing it. Unele Peeves Cabin. The Jay Rial Troupe will appear this evening, at the Theatre, in the great play of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. For the past two evenings they have been performing at Grass Valley. In spe.king of the company the Union says “It isa drama that appears never to fail in interest with the public, but in which is given some new fertures by this company, which has given it an extension of popularity. As performed by. this tronpe there are introduced a chorus of colored jubilee singers, several trained: bloodhounds, and a donkey that is not at all as stupid as it looks. The character of “Eva” by Blank Newcombe was charmingly sustained by the little Miss, and Miss Sallie Partington’s “Topsy” was very amusing. The characters generally were well sussecured at “Vinton’s Drug Store. Admission 50 and 75 cents. 1” 4 New Dodge. Vegetables are soouhulating on the hands of the grangers, and the miners are not sending in their former large orders for the produce. On that account the sharp-sighted are trying a new dodge. send up large-loads of produce bg ick akan tests, the Chinamen, who take them up to the dens -in Kistle’s to Broad.. 114 107} tained.” Reserved seats can now be . NEVADA. crry (Cason) 1 DAIL The triai of C, Beckman, for vio-. lating the Sunday Law, was commenced in Justice Robinson's court yesterday forenoon. District’ Attortwy Gaylord and J. M. Walling appearing for the prosecution, and G. D, Blakey and C. W. Cross for the defense. Forty-one jarors were examined as to their competency to act as jurors, and out of that number only eleven could be found. At 5 o'clock in the afternoon the attorneys agreed to try the case with that number. The following is the list of jurors: The: Rupley, L. Reagan, R, J. Hughes, J. G: Witten, M. Dunler, Wm, Brown, J. Leonard, Wm. . ‘. Enderline, A, Underwood, T. Mahar, this morning at 10 o’clock. —_-— Re-appointed. We learn from reliable authonty that James O'Brien, Esq., has been re-appointed Superintendant of the ExcelsiorMining Company's prop: erty at Smartaville. We are glad “Jim” is back in his old quarters, for if there is a place that he can fill better than any other mining man it is the one he now occupies, He took charge of the property on Monday last and every laboring man in that vicimty rejoiceth thereat. We never had any faith that O’Brien was ent out for a granger, and if the latter class had not acted so contemiptibly mean towards the miners, we shonld not have been so reluctant in announcing the fact that O’Brien had leased the Bonanza Ranch and Sang to farming. —— soo -Body to be Shipped. Tidings: The body of Hung Chung, the Chinaman who was caved on and killed last Saturday morning at Canada Hill, was brought to Grass Valley Tuesday, and taken charge of by Tin Loy, who placed the defunct John in Johnson’s undertaking rooms, ,where his coffin was hermetically sealed, preparatory to being shipped to friends in China, The dead Chinaman stood very high among his countrymen, and was faithful and trusty to his employers. Going After New Goods. Mrs. Bernhardt, of the firm of Bernhardt & Shallenberger, will go to San Francisco on Sunday next to purchase a large stock of goods. Parties desiring any special orders filled are requested to hand them in before Saturday evening. On Saturday morning the new price list will be published in the TRANSCRIPT, Clothing! Clothing! Hyman Bros, have just received an immense stock of the latest styles of clothing which they are offering for sale at the lowest prices. Their advertisement containing full particulars will be published in tomorrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Wants to Lead Of. It is so rarely that Frank Pixley is inany manner practical, that it affords us great pleasure to find something occasionally in his Argonaut that is really worth considering and copying. Take the following, for instance:We must. educate the people of the East to view this question as we view it. Boston is the East. The Argonaut would be practical. Let us send to Boston some examples of our Chinese population; let us give them a taste of the superior quality of these specimens of brotherhood. The Argonaut will take pleasure in heading a subscription list with five hundred dollars to send some car-loads of our Asiatic brothers and sisters for adoptipn into Beacon Hill society. Let us send one special car filled with gamblers, aceompanied by a onestringed fiddle, to teach the game of tan; one car with prostitutes, to open up their vocation in Milk street or Maiden Lane; one car as a “smoker” for opium, and. when Boston is reached let it be thrown open for the use of its boys and girls; one car we would fill with lepers, and with those diseased with syphilis, smallpox and other maladies that are the resultants of four thousand years of crime, poverty, hunger, and neglect. Let acolony be formed, a SundaySchool be opened, and a kindergarten for object teaching. Let every pious old maiden of Yankeeland tackle an Asiatic sinner, and wrestle with him to his soul’s salvation. Let every New England preacher pitch into ahd try his luck at snatchingan Asiatic brand ~from the everlasting burning. Let the gospel sharps go -for the heathen Chinee, and rescue them from -the wrath to come. A seal’ swam upon the sea wall at North Beach, turned over and died. One wiff settled him. Denis Kearny is happy again, so are a number of demagogues who . Send only do a popular cause harm. epee mennan ec eceenrneamneseeet rte STRANGE PROCEEDINGS. The. Supervisor's supervisorial order instructed Mr. Cadwalader ‘to bring suit against all companies tailing on the divide between the American, and also against companies tailing inthe Cosumnes. We. “believe this is done to pull wool over. the eyes of the tax-payers of Sacramento. Nosuch suits will be brought as residents and officials in Sacramento are interested in claims in this . Co™ country embraced. in the instruction to Cadwalader. Had the ring been acting in good faith they would long since have brought suit against the large company operating within Bar. This company is overwhelmcould be incontrovertib y established by witnesses without danger of refutation, The only question would be the RIGHT to souse his property. Why did these gentlemen select the mine most distant from Sacramento and which was not doing her any injury—for it must be conceded that there was no proof direvtly counecting the Gold Run Company with sending any tailing below a poiut three miles distaut from the mine, We should like to-have the Bee, the ring organ, explain why a company within eighteen miles of the State Capital, which moves more material in one year than the Gold-Run in five, is exempted and the most distant company selected. We have‘ our own idea as to the reason. -———— oe --—-Miss Lizzie Smith; a school-marm of El Dorado, who took the biggist and worst boy in the school by the coat collar end jerked him over three rows of seats and waltzed him around the room with a hickory switch until he howled bloody murder, was acquitted of the charge of excessive punishment. The Judge is an old Kentuckian, and is of. the opinion that there isa good deal of virtue in ahickory stick well applied, Lizzie Smith is of German parentage, and although the boy is 14 years-old and very stout, she proposes to be boss of that school or die in the attempt. ND HOTEL ARRIVALS. a an NATIONAL beam HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY..., Proprietor Tuxspay, April llth, 1882. C. Shvrtleff, City. J. Benningham, San Francisco. Dadly Hoyt, Grase Valley. J. A. Moore, Morey, Nev, T. H. Rupley, City, Miss Quinn, San Juan. E. Doliver, Willow Valley. ° M. Simon, Bloomfield, L. Gainor & wife, San Francisco, N. Goodwin, Blue Tent. Erasrvus Bonn, Clerk. MISCELLANY. Spring and Suinmer Styles. man Bros. have just received a Heath ine of Men’s and Boys’ felt and straw hats, A iull line of Percales, calico and Chevioi shirts. Neck-wear of all descriptions, and all shades and patterns. Hyman Bros., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. tf, Patent Transfer Papers. A warm iron passed over the back ofthe Papers TRANSFERS the Patterns to any Fabric. Designs in Crewels, Embroide Braiding and Initial Letters. g, Pie Lester & Crawford, Main street Nevada City, _m28-tf Important to Fruit Growers. Whale Oil Soap and Concentrated Lye, for washing fruit trees, Powdered Sulphur for vines. At ‘W. H. Smtrn’s, ap5-lw Office Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent. Apply at the Transcrirt office, Lapres, don’t fail to visit Guild’s auction rooms corner Main and Com. mercial 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. In the realm. of soap the Standard Soav Co’s. ‘‘Best Soap” stands alone, peerless, unrivaled and unapproachable. It is madefrom the best materials, and will not chap the hands in washing. a4-3w. Appointed Agent. A. H. Irish has been appointed agent for Bowdoin’s Rotary Kitchen Tables, and will manufacture the same toorder on short notice. lw ' ¢rewel and Floss, In all shades, for embroidering. Just received b m25-lw Mas, Lester & CRAWFORM, Cows For Sale. Fresh milch ows for sale at Sutton’s ranch. £24-tf DEMOREST Parranys, spring fon just received. Catalo; ees poo & Crawford, i A Card. To all whoare suffering from the errors y nervous weakness, early , loss of manhood, &c., will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE hp RT ekg e a Sen Poe ae Apd s mater) env to the Rev. Jtmm.2 T. Inuas, Stanoxy D, New Yore Crrr. : ring of Sacramento county have by . their own limits at or near Michigan . , ing the-valley of the-Gosumnes;-The. } damage is direct-and palpable cand . } TRANSCRIPT, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, SOMETHING NEW BOOTS: @ ‘SHOES TOELILAN & WEBBER AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots ee Shoes pei ee. ae styles fo = tor Spe hmm many new styles for Summer wear. wr fall assortment fe Ladies’, Misses & Children’s hoe. Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Ties and Sanda!s, Etc., Bottom Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock fm the City frem which to select. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. AH goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. VOGELMAN & WEBBER, WILL BE SOLD AT cost! W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR, COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS. — N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’; ‘Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee all goods in my storé‘to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and secure choice of sizes as well as great, bargains. My stock must be reduced to make room ‘. for my mammoth’ Sprfng invoice, Come, Come Come! TO THE 9 CENT STORE ' SUCCESSORS TO W. B. SHIVELY. . NewStore, New~-Firm, New Goods, New Everything. Grand Opening This Week. Please Read Our Price List. New and Stylish Plaids only F cts Very Fine 25 “ Brocaded Dress Goods $e TERE 6 doz Corsets each ieee . Momie Cloth wenn, TEE 40 inch Cassimere 66) AO All Wool Flannel Sacking ‘* ~ 69 ‘ Beautiful Creton tale) ok Fine White Ties a) ge See Ladies Night Dresses “* 999 “ Ladies White Skirts NDR . She 5000 yds. Embroidery ‘* 9 * Beautiful Flower Hais Pins't 25‘ Ladies Back Combs ae g ** Men’s Half:Hosefullfinish ** 25 ‘ Fine Wide Linen Crash ‘* 124° Men’s Silk Scarfs $8134 OB s8* Men’s Collar Buttons ree ets “ ee ce ce 2 td Gent’s Scarf Pins #6 a Gent’s Linen Collars ier 1G 4 Hoop Skirts ety ee ae ee 100 Jet Pins . 0: 45 Gent's dg Hose 49 * Trish Ed 5 #8 Two-bit dl Lace , gr ss Linen Lace ee ss Ld’sfineall w’lundervests ‘* 75 ‘ Turkish Towles Cr Bay 38 Linen Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, °49 Cheviot ‘only 124°¢ Gingham Eig Aaa ook Fine White Nansook oh pe Beautiful Pink Silk Blond‘‘ 49 *¢ Fine White Pillow Lace ‘‘ U: #* 2 doz Pansy Farrings aati SAL, Fine Jet sf G69 Beautiful Jet Pins $cc DRS Steel Earrings sally” ike Childrens’ Purses oes OE SS Two-bit Cologne ee Bd Beautiful Black Satin . “81 25 White Spreads solid SL, 5000 Dol Babies fe Shy ‘5000 “6 9, re Bess Linen Thread se Knowlton’s Black Ink 4 a Continental ‘‘ is . S45 Superior Tooth Brushes ot Toilet Mirror : + Bg Yery Heavy Table Linen 25 <s Ladies, please call before purchasing elsewhere. It will be greatly to your . advantage. Bring this Circular with you to compare prices; . ;. All mail orders promptly filled. 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY HALL. Bearnhard & Shallenberger. “And all kinds of BOOTS and SHORES at [Oo Bearuhard & Shallenherger, “EIS” ad “NEE” THE “Boss” CIGARS. ry os ‘. MANUFACTURED Bye hon WIiELEItAM GIFFIN. LY. id Pine Street, 1ext to Turner's Hardware Store No Chinese Emploved. Leading Book and Stationery House OF NEVADA Orry.1 a BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN. GOT POMIMET iiss hie, cone EOL NEVADA CITY. 3 —DEALERS IN— ve, Books! Stationery, Pianos, Organs, Small Musical Instruments, > Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, . Jewelry, Notions, &c and CRAMER PIANOS,—ESTEHY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or i sold at LOW PRICE on application. ; Agents for New Wilson ow Wilson Sewing Machine. Largest Tusurance Agency.) “zeerecentthe ttiowing Standard Companies: La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. Fire Insurance Association, Progres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples Insurance Co Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens,, German, Fireman’s, &c.,° &c Capital Represented Over $27,700,000, The Pioneer Grocery Store! Here I am, and Here I Have Been For Over 11 Years ' —snLLIne— Choice Family Groceries.’ At No. od Broad Street.:... Morgan & Roberts’ Block. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. . oy My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep constantly on and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c,, &c, ————0 MY MOTTO IS —-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING--—A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS FOR, A DOLLAR IN COIN. CHARLES E. MULLOY. The Boss Grocery Store. WM. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER Commercial Street, Nevada City. : ° CONSTANTLY ON@HAND A FULL AND [FRESH STOCK OF Groceries Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flor, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. A ecmame My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. = : SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT THE Boss GROCHRY STORE: Valuable Lats For Sa, . DR» A. BARKAR, —_ Specialist for Diseases OF THE— EYE, EAR & THROAT, I will sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for $450 per lot, on} _7As RETURNED FROM EUROPE, AND installment plan of . 00 per resumed practice at his former month. ° Interest one per cent per month, A guar305 Kearney st., San Francisco, antee title by A. Sanford. 4 Enquire on the premises, or of Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. J, ANDERSON Office Hours from 10 to It A.M. and from Nevada City, March 26th— : 1 _— M. mh26Tew Special agents for STEINWAY; KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, — abreast St lee

CITY, ManLace Band to. QES, CASH. City, rt argest ORNIA. “2 ever cilities EAPoods, BRIEF MENTION, ” Various Happenings In and Out of Frosty. nights, : Lots of freight arriving. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” to-night. . “Wm. C. Groves purchased a new $1000 hearse. A foot of new snow ‘felt at Wash. ington, this county, on Monday last. Blood-hounds at the Theatre tonight. There was no session of the Superior Court yesterday. Times are improving. Business men have ceased growling. The last rain storm extended all over the State. Anoth® theatrical troupe cominy. The agent will be here in a few: days. ’ Miss Ria Hupp has gone down to Nutter’s ranch to spend a few days. Oscar Wilde is not coming to Nevada City, _Who cares? Twelve -thousand trout were placed in Truckee river on. Saturday last, : Edward Trewella, a boy about 16 years of age, fell froma wagon in Grass Valley and broke his wrist. KE, A.Roberts' has been appointed School Census Marshal of Grass Valley. Our meat markets are supplied with the finest beef we have seen for a long ‘time, Superintendent Madden, of the ' Nevada Reservoir Company, was in town yesterday. Arthur Hagadorn, who has been dangerously ill in San Francisco, is getting better. Right Reverend Bishop O’Connell of Marysviile, has been at Grass Valtey-for-ceveral days-on a visit. Dudley Hoyt of Grass Valley, is looking fora good house for rent, . . He: wants to come here and locate. ‘James O'Brien, Jr., and his sister, Miss Mamie O’Brien, came up from Smartsville last evening to attend the party at Hunt’s Hall. Chas. H. Crosby has leased the house of Geo, C. Gaylord, on Broad . street. Mr. Gaylord and his wife go East to-day. If the water ‘‘crop” was short, it would pay to go to the Theatre toniyht and corral the extra fluid that will be wasted. A fire got darted” at the Ontario pumping w6rks near Colfax, but was extinguished before much damage was-dene. Mrs, Eliza Darrah, daughter of €. W. Cornell of this city, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P.: Dorsey, et Grass Valley. The main water pipe. on East Broad street was tapped yesterday to convey water to A. Lones’ resi‘dence on West Broad street. ~~ The Mountaineer Quartz Mining Company, on Deer Creek, made a pretty good clean-upa day or two since. The Deputy Assessors are going ‘after the Heathen Chinese for their poll taxes in a very lively ‘manner. Every one of the mongolians do more or less kicking. Mining notices are on the increase at the Recorder's office, That shows there are many prospectors out in search of quartz ledges and they have been successful in finding a few, The school ‘at Blue . Tent is in full blast. There are 25 pupils in attendance, gnd Miss Lizzie Glasson, the uew teachef, is giving the best of satisfaction. _ The Calico Party to be given by the Young Men’s Social Club, will, undoubtedly, attract the largest crowd ever seen at @ public ball in this city. It takes place at Hunt's Hall, April 28th. ' W. ©, Groves is building a granite wall in front of his residence. The ateps leading to his house are also of granite; and the improvements add greatly to the appearance of the premises. We learn with regret that Rev. W. C. Powell’s daughter has become totally blind. She was taken below to ascertain what could be done for her sight, and she has been brought back! without being relieved. An old man by.the name of Harrison Jones has* secured board and lodging at the County Jail for ten days. He isa old hand at disturbing the peace, and is a resident of} Grass Valley. Miss Lizzie! ent, second daughter of Minister S is @ graduate of the Pacific Medical College, and intends continuing her medical ' stulies at the universities in Germany. Miss Ella Sargent, the elder daughter, will devote her time to the study of literature, for which she has considerable taste, “Uncle Sammy” Clark, is died in San Francisco last week, made a request before his death that his remains be taken to Ireland for burial. B. F. Stokes and his daughter, Miss Flora, will leave San Francisco for Jreland this week with the remains. First-class miners can get employ-. ‘}inent at the Charonnat mine. See advertisement ‘in ‘another colamn. The. shipthent of gold from this section, will be larger this month.than it has been for along time. ‘The papers in San Francisco never have any actount of shipment of gold from this part of the country, bat every other section is represented in. their monthly list, } Mr. Barlow, -who purchased the residence of John. Pattison, is having a new fence put around the place, ‘Mr. Pattison. has sold the adjoining lot, and workmen were yesterday engaged in excavating it, preparatory to the erection of a-new house. We regret the-edstor of this paper is absent from town, for the reason ‘that he has devoted a great deal of time in endeavoring to enlighten our Board of Supervisors upon the subject of blood-hounds, but ‘never had the opportunity of showing to the Board the genuine animals, which he eould have done if he was here today: Col. George Babcock; State Superintendent of the Home Protectian Association of California, a temperance organization having for its object the enforcement of -temperance laws, is expected in this city shortly. He delivered a free lecture in Marysville, on Tuesday evening last his subject being: “Home Protection aud the League of Freedom,” The Colonel is said to bea very eloquent speaker and wel known in San Francisco, where he has of late engaged actively. in the “Sunday Law” campaign, under the leadership of Dr, R. H. McDonald. The Water Test. The Chief Engineer yesterday made a second test of the pressure ot _. the water works, The first one was} previous to any change in the pipes at the reservoir, The one yesterday, after the change had been made. The following are the figures of the various streams at different points as furnished us by Mr. Englebright: SINGLE s: TREAMS, Ist. 2nd. Feet Feet r’s store to Broad st. 134 124 eckmian’s up Broad.. . 123 121 National Hotel, up Broad. 135 1284 Pingree’s, up Broad... 132 113 Water office, down sagt 132 120 Union Hotel, up Main.. 127 135 FOUR STREAMS AT ONE TIME, let. 2nd. batt Feet Feet National Hotel..... 11495 Casper’s.. « Bek eta wae 97 104 Beckman’s...2.... 97 107 ‘Gales Hotel, 2 streams from one hydrant, twins, np Main,.... 95 10) Water Office, one stream, down Main st. 70ST. 100 106 By the above it will be seen that all the single streams show a decrease exceptone. Two, of the four strean.s, show an increase, and twoa decrease. The three streams at one time show am increase, Owing to the high wind prevailing while the test was being made yesterday it was not considered a fair one and we presume another one will be made when the weather is more favorable. It is generally believed, however, that under the most favorable circumstances, the _ resent changes made by the water company has diminished the power instead of increasing it. Unele Peeves Cabin. The Jay Rial Troupe will appear this evening, at the Theatre, in the great play of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. For the past two evenings they have been performing at Grass Valley. In spe.king of the company the Union says “It isa drama that appears never to fail in interest with the public, but in which is given some new fertures by this company, which has given it an extension of popularity. As performed by. this tronpe there are introduced a chorus of colored jubilee singers, several trained: bloodhounds, and a donkey that is not at all as stupid as it looks. The character of “Eva” by Blank Newcombe was charmingly sustained by the little Miss, and Miss Sallie Partington’s “Topsy” was very amusing. The characters generally were well sussecured at “Vinton’s Drug Store. Admission 50 and 75 cents. 1” 4 New Dodge. Vegetables are soouhulating on the hands of the grangers, and the miners are not sending in their former large orders for the produce. On that account the sharp-sighted are trying a new dodge. send up large-loads of produce bg ick akan tests, the Chinamen, who take them up to the dens -in Kistle’s to Broad.... 114 107} tained.” Reserved seats can now be . NEVADA. crry (Cason) 1 DAIL The triai of C, Beckman, for vio-. lating the Sunday Law, was commenced in Justice Robinson's court yesterday forenoon. District’ Attortwy Gaylord and J. M. Walling appearing for the prosecution, and G. D, Blakey and C. W. Cross for the defense. Forty-one jarors were examined as to their competency to act as jurors, and out of that number only eleven could be found. At 5 o'clock in the afternoon the attorneys agreed to try the case with that number. The following is the list of jurors: The: Rupley, L. Reagan, R, J. Hughes, J. G: Witten, M. Dunler, Wm, Brown, J. Leonard, Wm. . ‘. Enderline, A, Underwood, T. Mahar, this morning at 10 o’clock. —_-— Re-appointed. We learn from reliable authonty that James O'Brien, Esq., has been re-appointed Superintendant of the ExcelsiorMining Company's prop: erty at Smartaville. We are glad “Jim” is back in his old quarters, for if there is a place that he can fill better than any other mining man it is the one he now occupies, He took charge of the property on Monday last and every laboring man in that vicimty rejoiceth thereat. We never had any faith that O’Brien was ent out for a granger, and if the latter class had not acted so contemiptibly mean towards the miners, we shonld not have been so reluctant in announcing the fact that O’Brien had leased the Bonanza Ranch and Sang to farming. —— soo -Body to be Shipped. Tidings: The body of Hung Chung, the Chinaman who was caved on and killed last Saturday morning at Canada Hill, was brought to Grass Valley Tuesday, and taken charge of by Tin Loy, who placed the defunct John in Johnson’s undertaking rooms, ,where his coffin was hermetically sealed, preparatory to being shipped to friends in China, The dead Chinaman stood very high among his countrymen, and was faithful and trusty to his employers. Going After New Goods. Mrs. Bernhardt, of the firm of Bernhardt & Shallenberger, will go to San Francisco on Sunday next to purchase a large stock of goods. Parties desiring any special orders filled are requested to hand them in before Saturday evening. On Saturday morning the new price list will be published in the TRANSCRIPT, Clothing! Clothing! Hyman Bros, have just received an immense stock of the latest styles of clothing which they are offering for sale at the lowest prices. Their advertisement containing full particulars will be published in tomorrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Wants to Lead Of. It is so rarely that Frank Pixley is inany manner practical, that it affords us great pleasure to find something occasionally in his Argonaut that is really worth considering and copying. Take the following, for instance:We must. educate the people of the East to view this question as we view it. Boston is the East. The Argonaut would be practical. Let us send to Boston some examples of our Chinese population; let us give them a taste of the superior quality of these specimens of brotherhood. The Argonaut will take pleasure in heading a subscription list with five hundred dollars to send some car-loads of our Asiatic brothers and sisters for adoptipn into Beacon Hill society. Let us send one special car filled with gamblers, aceompanied by a onestringed fiddle, to teach the game of tan; one car with prostitutes, to open up their vocation in Milk street or Maiden Lane; one car as a “smoker” for opium, and. when Boston is reached let it be thrown open for the use of its boys and girls; one car we would fill with lepers, and with those diseased with syphilis, smallpox and other maladies that are the

resultants of four thousand years of crime, poverty, hunger, and neglect. Let acolony be formed, a SundaySchool be opened, and a kindergarten for object teaching. Let every pious old maiden of Yankeeland tackle an Asiatic sinner, and wrestle with him to his soul’s salvation. Let every New England preacher pitch into ahd try his luck at snatchingan Asiatic brand ~from the everlasting burning. Let the gospel sharps go -for the heathen Chinee, and rescue them from -the wrath to come. A seal’ swam upon the sea wall at North Beach, turned over and died. One wiff settled him. Denis Kearny is happy again, so are a number of demagogues who . Send only do a popular cause harm. epee mennan ec eceenrneamneseeet rte STRANGE PROCEEDINGS. The. Supervisor's supervisorial order instructed Mr. Cadwalader ‘to bring suit against all companies tailing on the divide between the American, and also against companies tailing inthe Cosumnes. We. “believe this is done to pull wool over. the eyes of the tax-payers of Sacramento. Nosuch suits will be brought as residents and officials in Sacramento are interested in claims in this . Co™ country embraced. in the instruction to Cadwalader. Had the ring been acting in good faith they would long since have brought suit against the large company operating within Bar. This company is overwhelmcould be incontrovertib y established by witnesses without danger of refutation, The only question would be the RIGHT to souse his property. Why did these gentlemen select the mine most distant from Sacramento and which was not doing her any injury—for it must be conceded that there was no proof direvtly counecting the Gold Run Company with sending any tailing below a poiut three miles distaut from the mine, We should like to-have the Bee, the ring organ, explain why a company within eighteen miles of the State Capital, which moves more material in one year than the Gold-Run in five, is exempted and the most distant company selected. We have‘ our own idea as to the reason. -———— oe --—-Miss Lizzie Smith; a school-marm of El Dorado, who took the biggist and worst boy in the school by the coat collar end jerked him over three rows of seats and waltzed him around the room with a hickory switch until he howled bloody murder, was acquitted of the charge of excessive punishment. The Judge is an old Kentuckian, and is of. the opinion that there isa good deal of virtue in ahickory stick well applied, Lizzie Smith is of German parentage, and although the boy is 14 years-old and very stout, she proposes to be boss of that school or die in the attempt. ND HOTEL ARRIVALS. a an NATIONAL beam HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY......, Proprietor Tuxspay, April llth, 1882. C. Shvrtleff, City. J. Benningham, San Francisco. Dadly Hoyt, Grase Valley. J. A. Moore, Morey, Nev, T. H. Rupley, City, Miss Quinn, San Juan. E. Doliver, Willow Valley. ° M. Simon, Bloomfield, L. Gainor & wife, San Francisco, N. Goodwin, Blue Tent. Erasrvus Bonn, Clerk. MISCELLANY. Spring and Suinmer Styles. man Bros. have just received a Heath ine of Men’s and Boys’ felt and straw hats, A iull line of Percales, calico and Chevioi shirts. Neck-wear of all descriptions, and all shades and patterns. Hyman Bros., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. tf, Patent Transfer Papers. A warm iron passed over the back ofthe Papers TRANSFERS the Patterns to any Fabric. Designs in Crewels, Embroide Braiding and Initial Letters. g, Pie Lester & Crawford, Main street Nevada City, _m28-tf Important to Fruit Growers. Whale Oil Soap and Concentrated Lye, for washing fruit trees, Powdered Sulphur for vines. At ‘W. H. Smtrn’s, ap5-lw Office Room For Rent. One of the pleasantest office rooms in the city is offered for rent. Apply at the Transcrirt office, Lapres, don’t fail to visit Guild’s auction rooms corner Main and Com. mercial 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. In the realm. of soap the Standard Soav Co’s. ‘‘Best Soap” stands alone, peerless, unrivaled and unapproachable. It is madefrom the best materials, and will not chap the hands in washing. a4-3w. Appointed Agent. A. H. Irish has been appointed agent for Bowdoin’s Rotary Kitchen Tables, and will manufacture the same toorder on short notice. lw ' ¢rewel and Floss, In all shades, for embroidering. Just received b m25-lw Mas, Lester & CRAWFORM, Cows For Sale. Fresh milch ows for sale at Sutton’s ranch. £24-tf DEMOREST Parranys, spring fon just received. Catalo; ees poo & Crawford, i A Card. To all whoare suffering from the errors y nervous weakness, early , loss of manhood, &c., will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE hp RT ekg e a Sen Poe ae Apd s mater) env to the Rev. Jtmm.2 T. Inuas, Stanoxy D, New Yore Crrr. : ring of Sacramento county have by . their own limits at or near Michigan . , ing the-valley of the-Gosumnes;-The. } damage is direct-and palpable cand . } TRANSCRIPT, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, SOMETHING NEW BOOTS: @ ‘SHOES TOELILAN & WEBBER AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots ee Shoes pei ee. ae styles fo = tor Spe hmm many new styles for Summer wear. wr fall assortment fe Ladies’, Misses & Children’s hoe. Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Ties and Sanda!s, Etc., Bottom Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock fm the City frem which to select. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods. AH goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. VOGELMAN & WEBBER, WILL BE SOLD AT cost! W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR, COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS. — N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’; ‘Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee all goods in my storé‘to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should call early and secure choice of sizes as well as great, bargains. My stock must be reduced to make room ‘. for my mammoth’ Sprfng invoice, Come, Come Come! TO THE 9 CENT STORE ' SUCCESSORS TO W. B. SHIVELY. . NewStore, New~-Firm, New Goods, New Everything. Grand Opening This Week. Please Read Our Price List. New and Stylish Plaids only F cts Very Fine 25 “ Brocaded Dress Goods $e TERE 6 doz Corsets each ieee . Momie Cloth wenn, TEE 40 inch Cassimere 66) AO All Wool Flannel Sacking ‘* ~ 69 ‘ Beautiful Creton tale) ok Fine White Ties a) ge See Ladies Night Dresses “* 999 “ Ladies White Skirts NDR . She 5000 yds. Embroidery ‘* 9 * Beautiful Flower Hais Pins't 25‘ Ladies Back Combs ae g ** Men’s Half:Hosefullfinish ** 25 ‘ Fine Wide Linen Crash ‘* 124° Men’s Silk Scarfs $8134 OB s8* Men’s Collar Buttons ree ets “ ee ce ce 2 td Gent’s Scarf Pins #6 a Gent’s Linen Collars ier 1G 4 Hoop Skirts ety ee ae ee 100 Jet Pins . 0: 45 Gent's dg Hose 49 * Trish Ed 5 #8 Two-bit dl Lace , gr ss Linen Lace ee ss Ld’sfineall w’lundervests ‘* 75 ‘ Turkish Towles Cr Bay 38 Linen Towels 9, 124, 19, 25, °49 Cheviot ‘only 124°¢ Gingham Eig Aaa ook Fine White Nansook oh pe Beautiful Pink Silk Blond‘‘ 49 *¢ Fine White Pillow Lace ‘‘ U: #* 2 doz Pansy Farrings aati SAL, Fine Jet sf G69 Beautiful Jet Pins $cc DRS Steel Earrings sally” ike Childrens’ Purses oes OE SS Two-bit Cologne ee Bd Beautiful Black Satin . “81 25 White Spreads solid SL, 5000 Dol Babies fe Shy ‘5000 “6 9, re Bess Linen Thread se Knowlton’s Black Ink 4 a Continental ‘‘ is . S45 Superior Tooth Brushes ot Toilet Mirror : + Bg Yery Heavy Table Linen 25 <s Ladies, please call before purchasing elsewhere. It will be greatly to your . advantage. Bring this Circular with you to compare prices; . ;. All mail orders promptly filled. 9 CENT STORE, JUST ABOVE CITY HALL. Bearnhard & Shallenberger. “And all kinds of BOOTS and SHORES at [Oo Bearuhard & Shallenherger, “EIS” ad “NEE” THE “Boss” CIGARS. ry os ‘. MANUFACTURED Bye hon WIiELEItAM GIFFIN. LY. id Pine Street, 1ext to Turner's Hardware Store No Chinese Emploved. Leading Book and Stationery House OF NEVADA Orry.1 a BRAND & BASSETT, MAIN. GOT POMIMET iiss hie, cone EOL NEVADA CITY. 3 —DEALERS IN— ve, Books! Stationery, Pianos, Organs, Small Musical Instruments, > Sheet Music, Gold Pens, Albums, Clocks, Frames of all kinds, Cutlery, . Jewelry, Notions, &c and CRAMER PIANOS,—ESTEHY & SON, MASON & HAMLIN and WATERS & SONS ORGANS, and any other leading Piano or i sold at LOW PRICE on application. ; Agents for New Wilson ow Wilson Sewing Machine. Largest Tusurance Agency.) “zeerecentthe ttiowing Standard Companies: La Confiance of Paris, Lion of London. Fire Insurance Association, Progres National, St. Paul, Watertown, New Orleans, Peoples Insurance Co Dwelling House Underwriters, Berlin Colonge, Citizens,, German, Fireman’s, &c.,° &c Capital Represented Over $27,700,000, The Pioneer Grocery Store! Here I am, and Here I Have Been For Over 11 Years ' —snLLIne— Choice Family Groceries.’ At No. od Broad Street.:...... Morgan & Roberts’ Block. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. . oy My long experience in buyin enables me to place before my customers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keep constantly on and “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Nails, Candles, &c,, &c, ————0 MY MOTTO IS —-FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING--—A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS FOR, A DOLLAR IN COIN. CHARLES E. MULLOY. The Boss Grocery Store. WM. H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER Commercial Street, Nevada City. : ° CONSTANTLY ON@HAND A FULL AND [FRESH STOCK OF Groceries Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Flor, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. A ecmame My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. = : SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT THE Boss GROCHRY STORE: Valuable Lats For Sa, . DR» A. BARKAR, —_ Specialist for Diseases OF THE— EYE, EAR & THROAT, I will sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for $450 per lot, on} _7As RETURNED FROM EUROPE, AND installment plan of . 00 per resumed practice at his former month. ° Interest one per cent per month, A guar305 Kearney st., San Francisco, antee title by A. Sanford. 4 Enquire on the premises, or of Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. J, ANDERSON Office Hours from 10 to It A.M. and from Nevada City, March 26th— : 1 _— M. mh26Tew Special agents for STEINWAY; KRANACH & BACH, HAINS BROS, — abreast St lee