April 16, 1882 (4 pages)

Bi aoe aad THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. =a Pett Mining Boom at Mooney Fiat. Great excitement is occasioned at Mooney Flat, in the lower part of this county, over the discovery and location of some placer mining ground, A company from San Francisco, Setes, of George Barstow, Peter Jas, R. Lee, M. W Fox, Es G. Stetson, Geo. H. ~ Forster, Octave G, du Py and Alton H. Clough located about 160 acres. Another, the Bonanza Mining Company, consisting of J. B. Faller, W. A. Winer, Jobs Clowth, B. Batler 120 acres further ‘north, and stitl endlbs. a tig she abore two locations, who claim the first two arenall and void, as Mooney Flat mining district has never taken any action to conform to thé’ government mining laws, The district laws say that 20 feet front, renning to the center of the hill is the lawful location:Fhe-first:two companies,thinking the laws had been changed, made their locations in confurmity to the U. 8. laws. The last locators get away with the pie, which is a good one, well baked and well seasoned, ala gold dust. There is much excitement over the locations by the old fortyniners thereabouts, who now say, ‘‘dog gone it, why didn’t I locate it 30 years ago. I always thought the ‘channel went through that way.” The liberal offers of the Excelsior Water Company to prospectors will induce others to make locations, when we may expect to hear of good old times again in that part of the county. ied Smartaville Looming Up. Pa A correspondent writing to the Transcript from Smartsvil'e says: ‘For the last three months our village has resembled the habitation of the dead, and fears were entertained that it would always remain so. About that time the management of our mines changed hands, and unfortunately for the village and surroundings it did not fall into hands that added any great energy to the working of the mines. Nine-tenths of our citizens had nearly given up the hope that we would ever recover our former activity and liveliness. But James is himself again, and all join in huzzas in the prospect that. he will’again bring our once prosperous village to its former self. The present ‘Inspector’ of the Excelsior company’s mining property, James O’Brien, Esq., has again been given the helm, and with his customary energy, has already made our countenances “‘round up,” when before they were as long as mourners at a funeral. James suddenly appeared among us as though he dropped from the heavens, making us all feel as happy as ‘‘Oscar’s” big sunflower.” A Nice Place. The west side of Sierra valley must be a charming: region. From Susanville to Beckwith’s, twenty-five miles, is a double row of thrifty. settlements, These form an uubroken line, each farm joining its neighbor closely, The yield of the soil is abundant and varied, rainfall certain, timber plentiful, aud the people are exceedingly social and neighborly. Irrigation is in some places desirable and natural reservoirs indent the mountain ranges ready tobe utilized, The neighborly character of the people may be judged by their treatment of William Sperry. In February his house was burned ‘and: he lust all its contents, At once the people moved a good house upon his land, furnished it, stocked it with provisions, and by the aid of social entertainments raised $600 to set the man on his feet again. The Sierra ‘‘west side” séts the world an example. . reais tases ce Onz thousand Chicago quarrymen are on a strike, having become dissatisfied with a dollar anda half a day, a thoueand Chinamen ought to be-sent there immediately. Itr is not likely that. the .climate would ' ‘prove very good, A thousands bundles of bones would shortly return, ' nicely boxed up, on their way to China, But it would not createany remarkable commotion if a thousand Chinese were to be used in suchmanner here. We know well enough that it would be impossible in any other section of the Union; the fed‘. eral army and the state militia would be powerless, Riot and great loss of would be inevitable, Iv you want to smoke’ and your girl don’t. like. the-smell of tobacco use the’ Musk and Cinnamon cigar. Manufactured by Wu, Girrin. “. known LITTLE or RVERYTHING. © —_—_—_— Sheriff Ben Fitch has “gate By the explosion of a boiler at Baltimore, Md,, “twelve persons were killed. ‘The Chicago Presbytery . thank atiti-Chinese bill. Wm. Evaos was assassinated in Newton county, Ark., Monday night: The long drought if Wyoming on the cattle ranges is now assured. George T. Russel, a printer, wellon this coast, died ‘Wednesday at-Tombstone, A. T. Achild and its grandmother were both killed at Milwaukee, Wis., by taking & patent rat poison. The damage to fruit in Kentucky by the remarkably cold weather is very great. A safe burglar was sentenced at Santa Rosa to twenty-five years in the State Prison, ~ Judge Edwin Bancroft shot J. Holtz at ‘Texarkana, Ark., probably destroying both his eyes. _ John Nassett shot his son near Cambridge, Ohio, and then killed hir mself, Parnell has not reached Paris, and nobody. seems to know his whereabouts: The cold weather in Ohio has is entertained for the wheat. Dallas, Texas, was again visited bya terrific and damaging storm of hail and rain. ‘The Governing Board of Harvard College have decided against the medical school. John F, Slater, of Norwich, Conn., proposes to create a fund of $1,000,000 for the education of freedmen. Minister Sargent has arrived in Washington on his way to Germany, and will be joined by his family this week. A bill has been agreed upon by the House commiittéeon the law regarding the election of President and Vice-President. Pivate Ira S. Harrison was accidentally shot and dangerously wounded at Boise City, Idaho, while. af target practice. Fears are entertained at St. Johns; N. F., for the safety of the steamer ‘Albarn, with freight and passengers from New York. General Sherman and party arning, where they will remain until Tuesday. An Anti-Chinese Pacific Slope Convention has been called . to meet at San Francisco, April 24, to devise“a plan for ridding the community of the presence of Chinese. The Private Secretary of the Governor of Nevada, who draws a salary of $3,600-a year, for smoking cigars on the Capitol steps, denounces as an infamous lie a report that he intends to resign. There are in the Stockton Insane Asylum now 1,092 insane persons, of whom 776 are males and 316 females, This is an increase of one female and nine males since a month ago. Six males and one female died during the month. An infant daughter, five months old, of Mr. and Mrs. John RGar: ner, near Oakville, was left in a chair by the fire-place, and in the absence of the attendant fell in the fire and was so badly burned as to die the next day, John Guthrie, of Winnemucca, has_several hundred. merino ewes, which this year yielded a great increase—for the whole’flock it was about as three to two. He attributes this to the food and warm shelter with which his sheep are provided during inclement weather. The new comet discovered by Professor Wells of Albany is approaching the earth at the rate of 2,000,000 miles per duy. It promises to be fully as large and: brilliant as the comet of 1880, and it will! be visable to the naked .eye in about five weeks. When the starry visitor was first discovered, it was 464,000,000 miles away. This comet is remarkable for’ its small perihelion distance. In many respects it resembles Donati’s comét, 1858, id Empoyes of the Government in the Navy Yards and other laborers to the number of eight thousand have brought suit against the Government for back pay for the extra compelled to work each day, sinve the enactment of the eight hour law in 1868, General Butler ‘has been retained to prosecute the suit. ' Suoxe the dainty Musk and Cinamou cigars,. Manufactured _b: ald on ! Wu GIFFEN, ¥ , Quir smoking cigarettes and tr Giffin’s musk and « cinnamon oe o President. Arthur. for vetoing. the, Pout upon the broad Pacific, or into killed all the strawberries, and fear . proposition to educate women in. its . ’ rived at Los Angeles Thursday eve-}: two hours which they have been. . ‘ INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN H Marelens. Abolished. The Supreme ‘Court “he cided, says an ex and that, owing tothe. provisions of the Constitution, no license tax” can be collected. vision of the new Constitution’ réntax,and that the County Clerk has no longer any power to issue a marriage license. Now, noder the law, people however anxious and willing, cannot marry without a license, parties desiring to e:ter into matrimon-, are dcbarred from contracting marriage. However, if they are determined upon marrying, they can go another State where the obstacles that exist in California, do not~ present themselves. —Napa Reporter. 8500 Chinese Vs. 179 White Men, The above figures represent the number of persons engaged in the manufacture of Cigars in Cal. One of the 179 isin your city, patronize him and thereby show your sincerity on the Chinege question. al4-tf Girrtn, Cizar Maker. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sita : NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. S*/NLEY A. EDDY. Proprietor Fripay, April 14th, 1882, H. A. Howard, City. T. P. Crandall, s. °° D. Jewellyn, San Juan. J. Sherman, New York. J. R. Hawkins, San Francisco. M. McDonald, Chicago. G. D. McLean, Giaee Valley. A. N. Crane, San Francisco. Mf e Hanley, Rainbow Mine, H. Ball, San Francisco. ; ie R. <i Skidmore, Bloomfield. T. Rowe, Grass Valley. W. Ca'kins, City. G, Calkins, ©‘ TD, Calkins, Forest City. J. W. Rumsey, Grass Valley. Henry Gaylord, City. Erasrvs Bois, Clerk. ATTENTION! MR. E. DEGANEY, Champion Dyer & Scourer, AS OPENED A SHOP, nearly o; — H Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Office in NEVADA CITY, in Sanford’s Building, Broad St,, Where he is now prepared to do. a large business of Dyeing and Scouring Gent's Clothfing, Ladies’ Dresses, Kid Gleves, Furs, Laces, Curtains, Blankets, etc. FLANNELS CLEANED, DY ED AND REPAIRED. eeu: He will also have an office at GRASS VALLEY. at Frank Lamblet’s Barber Shop, on Mill street, corner Bank Alley. —o— Give him a call, All work guaranteed, and done by a new process. just received Jrom Paris. Nevada City, April 16th. Notice to Creditors. N the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the i wi of John Hyslop, deceased. Notice ‘ereby given by the undersigned adminhr of the ‘estate of John Hyslop, dejceasc', to all creditors of, and all persons “haviny claims avainst the said deceased, to exhi sit them with the neces: vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the, said administraror at his office on Bridge street, in the town of Truckee, Cal. WM. IRWIN, Administrator of the estate of John Hyslop, deceased. Dated, Truckee, April 15th; 1882, Walling & Weisenburger, Atty’s. ‘al6 Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K™ CONSTANTLY ON HAND : FoR. SALE All kinds of Common and Clear DBUMBEF. Orders left at’ thé office at the Yard, at Town Talk, on the Grass Valley road will be promptly attended to. Valuable Lots For Sale. ] wills Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for $450 per lot, on installment plan of $10 00 per month «= Interest one per cent per month. A guarantee title by A. Sanford. Enquiry on the premises, of of J. ANDERSON Nevada City, March 26th— A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. *’ Choice Family G oceriesa eee: PROF. E. MULLER TEACHER OFr— —_MuUsIC,—_— -~AND— 4 FOREIGN Lancuaces. oe inoperative said section, . It seems that this pro. ‘ i wry in inselvency by which it a; business will apply on the _. Sony ye Bete ders inoperative the marriage license . _ Invisible Hair Nets, Invisible, Pins, Curls, Puffs, Frizzétes: &c., all selling at «very low ‘Prices: Call at the N ATION AL E xd Hore. . ! the Superior Court. of the County of Peed, Shr State of Noralamyes In. the ‘ debtor. An aa is Court “having — ar gt made : hercin, edule and in yhousen te file its sched ath oe in insolvency, and the said F. L. Harrypa an on the 12th day of cme 1 hay. ing filed in th's Court his schedule and-invenrs that an insolvent debtor, the said F. L. Har1yhousen is hereby declared to be insolvent. ¢ Sheriff of the County of Nevada ishereby directed to take possession of all the estate both real and personal of said F. L. Harryhouser, debtor, except such as may be by law exempt { from execution, and all of his books of and pa_ and to keep the same safely, ‘until’ the intment of an assignee ef his estate. a rsonsare forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent or to deliver any property belonging to him, or to pn, drm or corporation or assoviation bolts use, The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferordeliver any property, until the further Order of this Court, except. aad rein. ordered, It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor beand appear, before the Hon, John Caldwell, J ofthe Super~ ior Court of the County ¢ of Nevada; in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the City of Nevada, om Monday, the fifteenth day of 'May, A. D., 1882, atten o'clock, a. Mi, of that day to prove, their debts and choose one or ‘more assignees of . . the estate of said debtor, It is further ordered that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcripta newsPaper of general circulation, published in Nevada City, Nevada Vounty, as often as the said paper is published before the day set for the meeting of Creditors, and it is farther ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said insolvent be stayed. Dated April 12th, 1882, JOHN CALDWELI, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. E. H, Gaylord, Attorney. FOR TREASURER. al3 OS. D. FLEMING, is hereby announced asa candidate for re-election to the office Election May 1st. . FOR CITY MARSHAL. oJ of City Treasurer. RASTUS BALDRIDGE will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist. WILL BE SOLD AT COST! W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE ‘STORY, 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 ant Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee ali goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, . ” and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should ¢all early and sécure choice of sizes as well as great bargains. My stock must be~reduced to: make room for my mammoth Sprfng invoice. WM. R; COE, Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City, Niter3 Fine Ranch For Sale. at RESIDENCE OF THE LATE.J, RB. POOLER, on Wooa’s Ravine. near Nevada City, IS. OFFERED FOR SALE CHEAP. Has a good house, barn and outbuildings. — Orchard has about 300 trees, nearly half Bartlett pears, Water can be gg at avery low rate. Also, two fine cows. Will ‘sell everything in house arid on ranch at a low price. Apply through Postoffice or at residence, March 26th. MRS. MATILDA POQLER. TO LET. THE. FORREST. HOUSE, (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With.all the Furniture. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING! ~AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE ALL NEW, 42@7FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitehen and Dining Room complete,— Also four other Rooms con“. neeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars, furnished complete, in connection with Large suitable for any, business, Parties wis to en; in a good paying © premises, MRS. M: PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th. : WALTZING CONTEST. vea GENTLENTEST on so Sly psd April 2ist. po Bed d HALL. “The person ‘wal é greatest 4 bee Re distance in one Per will gx Twenty. Dollars. : ‘Contestants must ver sg Shee nas by ‘ AND THOROUGH: BASE’ = Jig Brod and Gnmunero ta Nera iy vad ee will be Feld ae ely 9 nt is open to all’ a in Ne-' vada County. “office m1 t06 PM R. P. UPTON, Jr. ‘SOMETHING NEW VOGELMAN-& WEBBER AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children, comprising many new styles for Spring and Summer wear. A full assortment of ; Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Opera. Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Ete., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom-Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the City irem which to select. Thankful for past patronage. we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a aan No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. VOGELMAN & WEBBER, Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. GALICO PARTY ! al2. N COMPLIANCE WITH A PUBLISHED REQUEST OF NUMEROUS CITI ZENS, TH YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA CITY,— —WILL GIVE A— HUNT’S HALL, —~ON— Friday Evening, April 28th Pe it NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL. TO ANY HERETO. FORE GIVEN. 0 Reception Committee. A. Nivens, George Hentz, H.V. Reardan, J.B, Gray, D. E. Monti E. C. Wolfe. —o— Floor Managers. E. M. Brown, B. N. Shoecraft, T) McCaule M Ww. Welch, Carl Muller, J. M. Hadley. ss peer. Floor Director A. R. LORD. ~—-o— Tickets $1.50. &> A General Invitation is. extended to all friends of the’ Club. GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9, O'CLOCK. i DR, A. BARKAN, _ Specialist for Diseases -OF THE— EYE ,EAR & THROAT, HS per URNED sedating a Nistormer aes, . _ Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. BOOTS ¢ SHOES. 305 Sinn aati Francisco, . ment of —,s 22 T We have on hand ‘which WE MEAN. . HYMAN BROS.—Whol eH ses— 7 Murray Street; New York. (: 216, 218 Cal. St,, San Franc’sco. ( Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ) COR. BROAD & PINE Ladies and Your earnest attention, a river. the giant oak forever. the public And Thousands of HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Annnal Spring. and Samer suply Aa ET 2 MENS, YOUTH’ S and BOY'S. Boots; Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evenrtume Usuatiy Fourn iw a First Guass Corus House, The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would “ar call bp attention of the public to the large assort=IN G hbraces some of ‘the “NOBBIEST AND MosT’ STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. ~ paar arnt? PEE. Our facilities in business ciabiea' us to sell goods: . “Cheaper Than Any’ Other House in the County !Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the question: STS., NEVADA CITY, nd, Coleman your careful perusal of this advertisement is requested, that you may EXAMINE OUR PRICES IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER HOUSES ! Perhaps it will mark a new era in your history— a change in the tide of your fortune. the streamlet cast has changed the course of many A dew drop on the sud plant has warped A pebble in We beg to inform you that we intend offering to EMBROIDER IES, RIBBONS, COLLARETTS, European Novelties. <3 READ THIS Mohair Dress Goods Brocaded ‘ Mammuil Cloth, only Ladies Silk Hankerchiefs. . Ladies Heavy Hose, only Ladies Celluloid Bracelets. . Pansy. ae only ‘. Safety Pins. Jet Earrings. 9 cts » 124 124¢* 49 “ . 49 ‘< 9 se 39 *« Children’s Handkerchiefs. 5 Fine Rnching, only Barbars Linen Thread. . ; Wire Magnetic Hair Brushes 25 ‘ Heavy Linen Crash 124‘* Coral Pins Two-Bit Bottle Shoe Dressing o* Six-Bit * Chon De Leis 39 < Two-Bit Beautiful Kid Gloves : gla Gent’s Collar Buttons. .24, 9, 25'* os Oo 2 PRICE LIST! Gent’ 8 Silk Scarf Forms. . Lace Edging, 3, 5, 7 to Table Linen, very a tps Bees Towels, ‘9 to: fect itent 8 Black Ink, only. Shoal. Twist -50, 25 ¢ *) 3 oz two-bit Cardcello Silk. . All wool Flannel Sacking. . 40.inch Cashmere, only Beautiful Black Silk Fringe. . Children’s very heavy Hose. Gents’ full finished Nocks. . ‘ ' Gent? 's' Handkerchiefs: Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne. Ladies Back Comis, 9, 25 and 49 * Misses Handsome Neck Chains 19 “‘ Misses Lisle Thread. ‘Gloves., 19 ‘Coloed Cot. Flannel.for Sacks 25 Beautiful Ties, only Nearly all two:bit articles. WM. H. So sii Provisions, Canned ee CONSTANTLYONHAND A you. AND FRESH STOCK or, PLEASE : DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT. With strict sane to the ete rules we . intend to push steadily forward HONORABLE DEALING, PROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, AND oe MISREPRESENT ATION. Yours Respectfully, BEARNHARD& SHALLENBERGER, _AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. ° The Boss. ; GTOCETY Sine SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY. @ROcER Commercial Street, Nevada City. yy * (3 Gis, Hans, Bacon, Fluat, WINES, LIQUORS; &c. a Eee ‘My ith sd eae sd BP Pa cae . SAVE MONEY B} a cide and ‘trom mh26-1m : a mache-wransthowe: THE BOSS &. 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Bi aoe aad THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. =a Pett Mining Boom at Mooney Fiat. Great excitement is occasioned at Mooney Flat, in the lower part of this county, over the discovery and location of some placer mining ground, A company from San Francisco, Setes, of George Barstow, Peter Jas, R. Lee, M. W Fox, Es G. Stetson, Geo. H. ~ Forster, Octave G, du Py and Alton H. Clough located about 160 acres. Another, the Bonanza Mining Company, consisting of J. B. Faller, W. A. Winer, Jobs Clowth, B. Batler 120 acres further ‘north, and stitl endlbs. a tig she abore two locations, who claim the first two arenall and void, as Mooney Flat mining district has never taken any action to conform to thé’ government mining laws, The district laws say that 20 feet front, renning to the center of the hill is the lawful location:Fhe-first:two companies,thinking the laws had been changed, made their locations in confurmity to the U. 8. laws. The last locators get away with the pie, which is a good one, well baked and well seasoned, ala gold dust. There is much excitement over the locations by the old fortyniners thereabouts, who now say, ‘‘dog gone it, why didn’t I locate it 30 years ago. I always thought the ‘channel went through that way.” The liberal offers of the Excelsior Water Company to prospectors will induce others to make locations, when we may expect to hear of good old times again in that part of the county. ied Smartaville Looming Up. Pa A correspondent writing to the Transcript from Smartsvil'e says: ‘For the last three months our village has resembled the habitation of the dead, and fears were entertained that it would always remain so. About that time the management of our mines changed hands, and unfortunately for the village and surroundings it did not fall into hands that added any great energy to the working of the mines. Nine-tenths of our citizens had nearly given up the hope that we would ever recover our former activity and liveliness. But James is himself again, and all join in huzzas in the prospect that. he will’again bring our once prosperous village to its former self. The present ‘Inspector’ of the Excelsior company’s mining property, James O’Brien, Esq., has again been given the helm, and with his customary energy, has already made our countenances “‘round up,” when before they were as long as mourners at a funeral. James suddenly appeared among us as though he dropped from the heavens, making us all feel as happy as ‘‘Oscar’s” big sunflower.” A Nice Place. The west side of Sierra valley must be a charming: region. From Susanville to Beckwith’s, twenty-five miles, is a double row of thrifty. settlements, These form an uubroken line, each farm joining its neighbor closely, The yield of the soil is abundant and varied, rainfall certain, timber plentiful, aud the people are exceedingly social and neighborly. Irrigation is in some places desirable and natural reservoirs indent the mountain ranges ready tobe utilized, The neighborly character of the people may be judged by their treatment of William Sperry.. In February his house was burned ‘and: he lust all its contents, At once the people moved a good house upon his land, furnished it, stocked it with provisions, and by the aid of social entertainments raised $600 to set the man on his feet again. The Sierra ‘‘west side” séts the world an example. . reais tases ce Onz thousand Chicago quarrymen are on a strike, having become dissatisfied with a dollar anda half a day, a thoueand Chinamen ought to be-sent there immediately. Itr is not likely that. the .climate would ' ‘prove very good, A thousands bundles of bones would shortly return, ' nicely boxed up, on their way to China, But it would not createany remarkable commotion if a thousand Chinese were to be used in suchmanner here. We know well enough that it would be impossible in any other section of the Union; the fed‘. eral army and the state militia would be powerless, Riot and great loss of would be inevitable, Iv you want to smoke’ and your girl don’t. like. the-smell of tobacco use the’ Musk and Cinnamon cigar. Manufactured by Wu, Girrin. “. known LITTLE or RVERYTHING. © —_—_—_— Sheriff Ben Fitch has “gate By the explosion of a boiler at Baltimore, Md,, “twelve persons were killed. ‘The Chicago Presbytery . thank atiti-Chinese bill. Wm. Evaos was assassinated in Newton county, Ark., Monday night: The long drought if Wyoming on the cattle ranges is now assured. George T. Russel, a printer, wellon this coast, died ‘Wednesday at-Tombstone, A. T. Achild and its grandmother were both killed at Milwaukee, Wis., by taking & patent rat poison. The damage to fruit in Kentucky by the remarkably cold weather is very great. A safe burglar was sentenced at Santa Rosa to twenty-five years in the State Prison, ~ Judge Edwin Bancroft shot J. Holtz at ‘Texarkana, Ark., probably destroying both his eyes. _ John Nassett shot his son near Cambridge, Ohio, and then killed hir mself, Parnell has not reached Paris, and nobody. seems to know his whereabouts: The cold weather in Ohio has is entertained for the wheat. Dallas, Texas, was again visited bya terrific and damaging storm of hail and rain. ‘The Governing Board of Harvard College have decided against the medical school. John F, Slater, of Norwich, Conn., proposes to create a fund of $1,000,000 for the education of freedmen. Minister Sargent has arrived in Washington on his way to Germany, and will be joined by his family this week. A bill has been agreed upon by the House commiittéeon the law regarding the election of President and Vice-President. Pivate Ira S. Harrison was accidentally shot and dangerously wounded at Boise City, Idaho, while. af target practice. Fears are entertained at St. Johns; N. F., for the safety of the steamer ‘Albarn, with freight and passengers from New York. General Sherman and party arning, where they will remain until Tuesday. An Anti-Chinese Pacific Slope Convention has been called . to meet at San Francisco, April 24, to devise“a plan for ridding the community of the presence of Chinese. The Private Secretary of the Governor of Nevada, who draws a salary of $3,600-a year, for smoking cigars on the Capitol steps, denounces as an infamous lie a report that he intends to resign. There are in the Stockton Insane Asylum now 1,092 insane persons, of whom 776 are males and 316 females, This is an increase of one female and nine males since a month ago. Six males and one female died during the month. An infant daughter, five months old, of Mr. and Mrs. John RGar: ner, near Oakville, was left in a chair by the fire-place, and in the absence of the attendant fell in the fire and was so badly burned as to die the next day, John Guthrie, of Winnemucca, has_several hundred. merino ewes, which this year yielded a great increase—for the whole’flock it was about as three to two. He attributes this to the food and warm shelter with which his sheep are provided during inclement weather. The new comet discovered by Professor Wells of Albany is approaching the earth at the rate of 2,000,000 miles per duy. It promises to be fully as large and: brilliant as the comet of 1880, and it will! be visable to the naked .eye in about five weeks. When the starry visitor was first discovered, it was 464,000,000 miles away. This comet is remarkable for’ its small perihelion distance. In many respects it resembles Donati’s comét, 1858, id Empoyes of the Government in the Navy Yards and other laborers to the number of eight thousand have brought suit against the Government for back pay for the extra compelled to work each day, sinve the enactment of the eight hour law in 1868, General Butler ‘has been retained to prosecute the suit. ' Suoxe the dainty Musk and Cinamou cigars,. Manufactured _b: ald on ! Wu GIFFEN, ¥ , Quir smoking cigarettes and tr Giffin’s musk and « cinnamon oe o President. Arthur. for vetoing. the, Pout upon the broad Pacific, or into killed all the strawberries, and fear . proposition to educate women in. its . ’ rived at Los Angeles Thursday eve-}: two hours which they have been. . ‘ INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN H Marelens. Abolished. The Supreme ‘Court “he cided, says an ex and that, owing tothe. provisions of the Constitution, no license tax” can be collected. vision of the new Constitution’ réntax,and that the County Clerk has no longer any power to issue a marriage license. Now, noder the law, people however anxious and willing, cannot marry without a license, parties desiring to e:ter into matrimon-, are dcbarred from contracting marriage. However, if they are determined upon marrying, they can go another State where the obstacles that exist in California, do not~ present themselves. —Napa Reporter. 8500 Chinese Vs. 179 White Men, The above figures represent the number of persons engaged in the manufacture of Cigars in Cal. One of the 179 isin your city, patronize him and thereby show your sincerity on the Chinege question. al4-tf Girrtn, Cizar Maker. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sita : NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. S*/NLEY A. EDDY. Proprietor Fripay, April 14th, 1882, H. A. Howard, City. T. P. Crandall, s. °° D. Jewellyn, San Juan. J. Sherman, New York. J. R. Hawkins, San Francisco. M. McDonald, Chicago. G. D. McLean, Giaee Valley. A. N. Crane, San Francisco. Mf e Hanley, Rainbow Mine, H. Ball, San Francisco. ; ie R. <i Skidmore, Bloomfield. T. Rowe, Grass Valley. W. Ca'kins, City. G, Calkins, ©‘ TD, Calkins, Forest City. J. W. Rumsey, Grass Valley. Henry Gaylord, City. Erasrvs Bois, Clerk. ATTENTION! MR. E. DEGANEY, Champion Dyer & Scourer, AS OPENED A SHOP, nearly o; — H Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Office in NEVADA CITY, in Sanford’s Building, Broad St,, Where he is now prepared to do. a large business of Dyeing and Scouring Gent's Clothfing, Ladies’ Dresses, Kid Gleves, Furs, Laces, Curtains, Blankets, etc. FLANNELS CLEANED, DY ED AND REPAIRED. eeu: He will also have an office at GRASS VALLEY. at Frank Lamblet’s Barber Shop, on Mill street, corner Bank Alley. —o— Give him a call, All work guaranteed, and done by a new process. just received Jrom Paris. Nevada City, April 16th. Notice to Creditors. N the Superior Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the i wi of John Hyslop, deceased. Notice ‘ereby given by the undersigned adminhr of the ‘estate of John Hyslop, dejceasc', to all creditors of, and all persons “haviny claims avainst the said deceased, to exhi sit them with the neces: vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the, said administraror at his office on Bridge street, in the town of Truckee, Cal. WM. IRWIN, Administrator of the estate of John Hyslop, deceased. Dated, Truckee, April 15th; 1882, Walling & Weisenburger, Atty’s. ‘al6 Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K™ CONSTANTLY ON HAND : FoR. SALE All kinds of Common and Clear DBUMBEF. Orders left at’ thé office at the Yard, at Town Talk, on the Grass Valley road will be promptly attended to. Valuable Lots For Sale. ] wills Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each Lot 40 feet front, 190 feet deep, for $450 per lot, on installment plan of $10 00 per month «= Interest one per cent per month. A guarantee title by A. Sanford. Enquiry on the premises, of of J. ANDERSON Nevada City, March 26th— A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets Nevada City. *’ Choice Family G oceriesa eee:

PROF. E. MULLER TEACHER OFr— —_MuUsIC,—_— -~AND— 4 FOREIGN Lancuaces. oe inoperative said section, . It seems that this pro. ‘ i wry in inselvency by which it a; business will apply on the _. Sony ye Bete ders inoperative the marriage license . _ Invisible Hair Nets, Invisible, Pins, Curls, Puffs, Frizzétes: &c., all selling at «very low ‘Prices: Call at the N ATION AL E xd Hore. . ! the Superior Court. of the County of Peed, Shr State of Noralamyes In. the ‘ debtor. An aa is Court “having — ar gt made : hercin, edule and in yhousen te file its sched ath oe in insolvency, and the said F. L. Harrypa an on the 12th day of cme 1 hay. ing filed in th's Court his schedule and-invenrs that an insolvent debtor, the said F. L. Har1yhousen is hereby declared to be insolvent. ¢ Sheriff of the County of Nevada ishereby directed to take possession of all the estate both real and personal of said F. L. Harryhouser, debtor, except such as may be by law exempt { from execution, and all of his books of and pa_ and to keep the same safely, ‘until’ the intment of an assignee ef his estate. a rsonsare forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent or to deliver any property belonging to him, or to pn, drm or corporation or assoviation bolts use, The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferordeliver any property, until the further Order of this Court, except. aad rein. ordered, It is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor beand appear, before the Hon, John Caldwell, J ofthe Super~ ior Court of the County ¢ of Nevada; in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the City of Nevada, om Monday, the fifteenth day of 'May, A. D., 1882, atten o'clock, a. Mi, of that day to prove, their debts and choose one or ‘more assignees of . . the estate of said debtor, It is further ordered that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcripta newsPaper of general circulation, published in Nevada City, Nevada Vounty, as often as the said paper is published before the day set for the meeting of Creditors, and it is farther ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said insolvent be stayed. Dated April 12th, 1882, JOHN CALDWELI, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California. E. H, Gaylord, Attorney. FOR TREASURER. al3 OS. D. FLEMING, is hereby announced asa candidate for re-election to the office Election May 1st. . FOR CITY MARSHAL. oJ of City Treasurer. RASTUS BALDRIDGE will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist. WILL BE SOLD AT COST! W. R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE ‘STORY, 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 ant Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! I guarantee ali goods in my store to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, . ” and second to none in the market. Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES should ¢all early and sécure choice of sizes as well as great bargains. My stock must be~reduced to: make room for my mammoth Sprfng invoice. WM. R; COE, Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City, Niter3 Fine Ranch For Sale. at RESIDENCE OF THE LATE.J, RB. POOLER, on Wooa’s Ravine. near Nevada City, IS. OFFERED FOR SALE CHEAP. Has a good house, barn and outbuildings. — Orchard has about 300 trees, nearly half Bartlett pears, Water can be gg at avery low rate. Also, two fine cows. Will ‘sell everything in house arid on ranch at a low price. Apply through Postoffice or at residence, March 26th. MRS. MATILDA POQLER. TO LET. THE. FORREST. HOUSE, (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With.all the Furniture. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING! ~AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE ALL NEW, 42@7FOURTEEN SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished complete. Also Kitehen and Dining Room complete,— Also four other Rooms con“. neeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars, furnished complete, in connection with Large suitable for any, business, Parties wis to en; in a good paying © premises, MRS. M: PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th. : WALTZING CONTEST. vea GENTLENTEST on so Sly psd April 2ist. po Bed d HALL. “The person ‘wal é greatest 4 bee Re distance in one Per will gx Twenty. Dollars. : ‘Contestants must ver sg Shee nas by ‘ AND THOROUGH: BASE’ = Jig Brod and Gnmunero ta Nera iy vad ee will be Feld ae ely 9 nt is open to all’ a in Ne-' vada County. “office m1 t06 PM R. P. UPTON, Jr. ‘SOMETHING NEW VOGELMAN-& WEBBER AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN FRANCISCO, a full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, ladies, misses and children, comprising many new styles for Spring and Summer wear. A full assortment of ; Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Opera. Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Ete., And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom-Prices for Cash! We keep the largest and best Stock in the City irem which to select. Thankful for past patronage. we hope to merit a continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a aan No trouble to show goods. All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. VOGELMAN & WEBBER, Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. GALICO PARTY ! al2. N COMPLIANCE WITH A PUBLISHED REQUEST OF NUMEROUS CITI ZENS, TH YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB, —OF NEVADA CITY,— —WILL GIVE A— HUNT’S HALL, —~ON— Friday Evening, April 28th Pe it NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB TO RENDER THIS PARTY EQUAL. TO ANY HERETO. FORE GIVEN. 0 Reception Committee. A. Nivens, George Hentz, H.V. Reardan, J.B, Gray, D. E. Monti E. C. Wolfe. —o— Floor Managers. E. M. Brown, B. N. Shoecraft, T) McCaule M Ww. Welch, Carl Muller, J. M. Hadley. ss peer. Floor Director A. R. LORD. ~—-o— Tickets $1.50. &> A General Invitation is. extended to all friends of the’ Club. GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT 9, O'CLOCK. i DR, A. BARKAN, _ Specialist for Diseases -OF THE— EYE ,EAR & THROAT, HS per URNED sedating a Nistormer aes, . _ Opposite the CHRONICLE BUILDING. BOOTS ¢ SHOES. 305 Sinn aati Francisco, . ment of —,s 22 T We have on hand ‘which WE MEAN. . HYMAN BROS.—Whol eH ses— 7 Murray Street; New York. (: 216, 218 Cal. St,, San Franc’sco. ( Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ) COR. BROAD & PINE Ladies and Your earnest attention, a river. the giant oak forever. the public And Thousands of HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Annnal Spring. and Samer suply Aa ET 2 MENS, YOUTH’ S and BOY'S. Boots; Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Avo Evenrtume Usuatiy Fourn iw a First Guass Corus House, The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would “ar call bp attention of the public to the large assort=IN G hbraces some of ‘the “NOBBIEST AND MosT’ STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. ~ paar arnt? PEE. Our facilities in business ciabiea' us to sell goods: . “Cheaper Than Any’ Other House in the County !Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the question: STS., NEVADA CITY, nd, Coleman your careful perusal of this advertisement is requested, that you may EXAMINE OUR PRICES IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER HOUSES ! Perhaps it will mark a new era in your history— a change in the tide of your fortune. the streamlet cast has changed the course of many A dew drop on the sud plant has warped A pebble in We beg to inform you that we intend offering to EMBROIDER IES, RIBBONS, COLLARETTS, European Novelties. <3 READ THIS Mohair Dress Goods Brocaded ‘ Mammuil Cloth, only Ladies Silk Hankerchiefs. . Ladies Heavy Hose, only Ladies Celluloid Bracelets. . Pansy. ae only ‘. Safety Pins. Jet Earrings. 9 cts » 124 124¢* 49 “ . 49 ‘< 9 se 39 *« Children’s Handkerchiefs.. 5 Fine Rnching, only Barbars Linen Thread. . ; Wire Magnetic Hair Brushes 25 ‘ Heavy Linen Crash 124‘* Coral Pins Two-Bit Bottle Shoe Dressing o* Six-Bit * Chon De Leis 39 < Two-Bit Beautiful Kid Gloves : gla Gent’s Collar Buttons.. .24, 9, 25'* os Oo 2 PRICE LIST! Gent’ 8 Silk Scarf Forms. . Lace Edging, 3, 5, 7 to Table Linen, very a tps Bees Towels, ‘9 to: fect itent 8 Black Ink, only.. Shoal. Twist -50, 25 ¢ *) 3 oz two-bit Cardcello Silk. . All wool Flannel Sacking. . 40.inch Cashmere, only Beautiful Black Silk Fringe. . Children’s very heavy Hose.. Gents’ full finished Nocks. . ‘ ' Gent? 's' Handkerchiefs: Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne. Ladies Back Comis, 9, 25 and 49 * Misses Handsome Neck Chains 19 “‘ Misses Lisle Thread. ‘Gloves., 19 ‘Coloed Cot. Flannel.for Sacks 25 Beautiful Ties, only Nearly all two:bit articles. WM. H. So sii Provisions, Canned ee CONSTANTLYONHAND A you. AND FRESH STOCK or, PLEASE : DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT. With strict sane to the ete rules we . intend to push steadily forward HONORABLE DEALING, PROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, AND oe MISREPRESENT ATION. Yours Respectfully, BEARNHARD& SHALLENBERGER, _AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. ° The Boss. ; GTOCETY Sine SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY. @ROcER Commercial Street, Nevada City. yy * (3 Gis, Hans, Bacon, Fluat, WINES, LIQUORS; &c. a Eee ‘My ith sd eae sd BP Pa cae . SAVE MONEY B} a cide and ‘trom mh26-1m : a mache-wransthowe: THE BOSS &. ADING AT : oaey STORE sen eameneee niet