April 2, 1881 (4 pages)

44 The Daily Transcript. Saturday, April 2, 1881. eenetieialilieal Eucreascd Bullion Shipments. ' Besides the considerable quantities sent through other mediums, the quartzand gravel mines in thisneighborhvod have daring the month just ended shipped to San Francisco through Wells, Fargo & Company’s express office in this city the sum -of $123,564. The ballion shipments ‘or the month of “March, 1830, amounted to but $61,000, showing an astonishing increase in favor of the present year. Daring the months of January, February ‘and March of this year the shipments were $122,000: in excess of those for the) same months in 1830. . The increase . has been about the same in quartz aad gravel gold. “These figures substautially verify ‘the Transcrier’s claims as to the prosperous condition of our mines, which are now yieldiug-mach more gold than ever: ia their past history. -—. -——— Auditor's Annaal Report. ——— To-day is published the “Auditors report of: the condition. of the Inanees of Nevada county at the ~-iose of the fiscal year ending Mon-’ ay, March 7th, 1881. The state“.erntis a comprehensive one,. and -sould be carefully perused by all : «X-payers in the county, as by it way be learned the various sources” scum which the sums have-been de‘cived as-Well as the disposition made ‘Mem. Had: the Central Pacific failroad paid promptly, the county of se and Ending March 7th, 1381. Delinquent tax °79-80. 5 per cent and listing. 2.0 -s: . 9 per ceat and. listing. ” »9) A, in his*tydraulic claim, on Canon . Delingueng poll tax. . 34.00 . 3d ¢lass igaor licenses. . . Sth class merchant ‘* ii [. Sth °° 5 ae 437.40 made last week—the first'-of the ie 2 : 26 ne 2 003-43 season, which proved-quite encour~ ' 1 ’ “ ing. 3 . Pack, peddlers 63.09 . aging Z : pie = 216.00! _ Monday night of last week quife’a . Auctioneers’ = 114.95 number_of the intimate friends and hoe ‘ oT > = . Circus : hes acquaintances of Rev. J. J. Harrs: ty Zz . Brokers’ se 234:90 . a: ee : i Billiard “s 49°50 . repaired te his residence in Dutch . bei . Theatre. * ez 85.50 . Fiat and surprised’ bimgand wife in OS Ele poe! was drowned in the ae bridge , = aren mostagréeable manner. ‘hat -was ; Propagation ss : -90 . = a : hete-°e¢cstat . Migratory stock —** "133.35, the-~verasion of — their a Faxes on assess’ "80-81, 139,037, 26 . wedding, and “a large Afataber of sas tax . _ pies . glass pieces were left by the-surpris— Pe bs Did. = Detingaent ~— = 7772.84 4,35 track being built by Delin, water tax.‘ 1,031.53. oe i ae ‘ 4 Deliv, debris tax“ Speviai school tax, Boca, . a Bimf'd, ; kb road a distance of five miles, lacks epee fd listing del tax, v7 BL ouly-one-mile of being completed. School poll tax.:.. 7,395.00 . They have had twenty-six yoke :of Road eT re 9,549.91 . cattle belonging to their logging * peta Co. poll tax:. ions ned teams brought ap fromthe valley, State ap’mt school fuad, State school land, priac’l, 240.09 es ‘* inter’t, 589.92 Jurere’ fees repaid. >. 396.00 6.00 360 00 99.18 12.25 Estates deceased persons, Rent couaty -huilding. Insurance on Court Hon, Repaid by E. Melbourne, ** ¥ orest Sp distr’t, 50.00 Donation, Ken.ucky Flat, 41.59 Overpaid by Stranahan; 328 Corporate stock certif’s, 2.25 Redemption certificates, 22.47 47.00 341.82 8,428.35 1,473.76 Ex. apl’ts for teac’rscert, Lax overp’l by D.Collins, J. E. Carr, Clerk's fees, ; < . Anaditor’s feea) J. "A: Rapp, Record’s ~~ 7 would this year make a mach better . J“A:t re ot ee : tinaneial showing than over before W.iieunae as a er ‘ since its organization. Asit is even, G.'v: Schmittburg, com, 1,004.50 thereisaslight improvement over the y Se af 3,174.52 ge et ike Cue adios ccd b: Collen len:.;,. 944.65 Se ee old, Bh Paeee tiememeeld. 4.888 0D his Deputy for the very clear and : omen = — carefully complied report.___-__} ___ Total receipts. -. $338,913.13 é : Disbursements. Liberty Hill W. & M. Company's! State Fund.°.. $ 86,327.05 Clainis. General Fund.:.. $5,937.81 , eee d General Road Fund.. 8,675,392 Mr. ‘8S. ‘Wheeler, Superintendent . sthool Fand... 68,111.09 of the Liberty Hill Consolidated . lst Road Dist. Fund. 2,231.84 @ : Mining and Water Company's mines a as ye oe eens at Little York and Liberty Hill, left) ji ht es « "3298 84 for New York Sunday, being accom-. 5+), + “ >. 3,987.90 panied by his wife. It is wreported . Miscellaneous Fund.215.67 a“ aS oo that negotiations are pending for. a]: sale of the entire property of this’ company toa New York company, and the sale will’ be made = as soon as the patent has been obtained. W.,D, Aplia has a.force of seven men employed working through . a portion of the above contpany’s ground, on shares, in order to reach . Road District No. b. 2,323.96 . his own ¢laim which has no ontletat} (, a : ss Spot eee Sie = Sk sie = ahs 413.45. Surprised Beyond Expression. Miscellaneous. :.. 133.92 Judging from the following, which Ear gg el a pap appeared in yesterday’s Union, sotne oue up:this way must have beén:slan. dering our fair sister~town: The members of the~Melville Troupe, who had.not-Heen here before, were surptised to find Grass Valley the largest town in'the mountaiaos, and _-~ the-Holbrooke first-elass hotel-inall its appointments. From what they had Feard before coming they supposed Grass Valley a village, with most indifferent hotel accommodations. The troupe will leave with the knowledge that-the people can appreciate good music here, and that the hotel appointments are superior. or Stay Days’ Daniel McCarthy was brought . down from Truckee yesterday. moraing to.serve out a term of sixty days in the County Jail, having been found guilty of petit farcemy in dusticeWeller's court. He stole two overcoats from a car, we are told. If this court knows itself, he » Total ontst'g Mch 7,'81,8 18,978.79 rah Obispo county, Total disbursements. . $263, 695.06 Bal. in treas. Mch 7, '81, $75,218.07. APPORTIONMENTS MARCH.-7, 1881, State ‘Fund... $ 4,317.86 General Fund. .:.. 20,695.14 General Road Fund.. 1,096.26 Schoot Fund $9,825.29 $ 75,218.07 Indebtedness of County, General Fund, includin Special and Hospital, Warrants, outstanding Total amo't apportioned, March 7, 1881". $ 815.86 Gen. Road’ Fuid ditto. 15,907.79 Schoo! an Ores Road District No. 1., 47.85 “ tik Wet ” wes oS Meas 62.68 = = “ &.; . $906.83 Total am’t available for redemption of entstanding warrants 3 Excess of cash on Hand available for redemp~ won of warrants over aint. outstanding, less interest. thereon 70,623.10 51,644.31 at corresponding date last year 52,489.40 PROPRRIZ OWNED BY COUNTY. Court House and Jail. .$ 75,000.00 ‘Treasurer's office.. 8,000.00 was therefore guilty of burgairy,; County Hospital. . 10,000.00 and should have been sent up under . pepoay Bosal yen rae : on Pine st. Nevada, f shah hand inetned at Non, Ines sae. Th Uikesre 1,500.00 sf — Supervisers. Total property.. $ 95,350.00 __Taae Board of County Supervisors, eee meet Monday, and will be in session for several days. All persons having claims against the county must present the same at the County Clerk's " office before teu o'clock of the first ‘day, or they will not be allowed. -In Trinity county complaints are being made of the wholvsale alanghter of deer. A white men and four Iudians have killed over gine hun‘lved deer for their skins, aud unless t 1era is acheck upon their slaughter Military Meeting. Next Monday evening Nevada Light Guard will hold a reeting= at ; the Armory on Broad street, when further preliminaries will be arranged regarding the military encampment to take plate at Glenbrook next August. Committees will be appointed ond other important steps taken. : LO “Even Susan B. Anthony dances,” eaye aneXchange. We aan it understoed they will soon all be killed off, h that Sapen ion’ but “ AUDITOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. Receipts and Disbursements for the ! “Year Commencing March 1st,1890, {7 sk amps cellar, last week, did not" know that $3,000 in amalgam was ‘in’ : Receipts. 67 814 46 . the cellar at the time. Had they Redemption of land. =” 2y-09. known it they could have made” a 111.14) pretty fair stake. ° 231.29 . Towle Bros. this winter extending 514.29! the line of their narrow guage rail2 196.10 and will start up hauling ~eaw-logs “4333.05 . Lewey Rose, convicted of mardering . Those tramps who entered Mr. Y. Halsey has nine men at work e: =. Creek, about a mile and a half from f 6,061.50 . Creek, about a 54:00 Dutch Flat. A partial clean-up was . last accounts the President had ‘not . . totheir millsin.a few days. Thie . weather warrants the firm im start ing up their extensive saw-millsin a short time.Having started up early the mil's will turn out an immense lot of lumber tlis season. trent nein t~diiinn Argeing the Point. Judge Caldwell was principally engaged yesterday in hearing argument on the’motion for a new. trial inthe cases of Indian Frank ‘and 1aChinaman, “The prosecution was represented by District Attorney Gaylord, and Messrs. Cross and Simonds; th» prisoners by Messrs, Blakie'and Mason. The matter was taken under advisement by his horor, there being a vast mim ber of . authorities preseated by the respecKtive counsel. The pronouncing of judyment was _posbponed” till ten o’clock a. M. Tuesday, after which the Court took-a recess till Monday morning. : A Grass Valley Bonanza. The Free Lance says: The Ford & Mullen mine continues to do well in way of gettingout gold. A clean-up of fourteen loads of “rock, crushed yesterday, gavé gold. to the value ef ~about $2,290, or $235 to the load. The good quartz that gives that kind of a yield is still coming out of the Ford & Mullen mme, — _ Ball at Temperance Hall. On the evening of Easter Moniay, the 18th instant; a ball Will be given Grimes, the popular proprietress of the building. The best of music and first-class management throughout is assured. The price of tickets tis to be but $1,50. See advertisement, THE editor of the Saa Luis Obispo Tribune has no sympathy for murderers. Itsays: ‘The tender-hearted assassin, Clarence Gray, has sehas been transferred to San Mateo county. Gray’s counsel endeavored to have the case sent to San Luis but the Court thought that there would be too ‘much difficulty in getting a “jury . here. Our people ought to rejoice thatthe odium of acquitting the ‘slayer of Glancy will not rest upon this county.” +e A Tror critic takes the following view of the-matter: “Bernhardt's forte lies in storming her audience at the first charge. She astounds you with her aplomb, and then gathering upjall the force of her eclat she produces an ecclairissiment.” An actress: who deliberately gathers up her eclat to proluce an eoclairissiment should net complain if the pulstrong terms, Wuen it was discovered that the young women who were engaged in the Lonisville Female High School, in the publication of a school paper, were making personal solicitations among business men ments and subscriptions, at Temperance Halt by Mrs. John . cured a change of venue. The case . . pit denoances her immoralities in Here and There. Frederjck Douglass,is to be* succeeded as Marshalof the District of Columbia by Captait'Henry of Ohio. Mahone has' grown £0 inflated as to become distasteful to many Republicans. Jtishe who keeps up the fight for reorganization. Conkling says he will pever again set foot'in the White -Hotse,, «At signified his intention of abdicating: “At O'Neill City, “Nebraska, on Fuesday, a party of cowbeys shot tand killed the Sheriff of Holt county . and dangerously woundéd-his depuA AtRépe Wednesday, J. V. Sellers, Truckee while putting a new pier under Mayberry’s bridge. The—body has.not been recovered. A prominent New York Democrat say there is nothing left of lis party . but ‘the-Chinese letter and apiece on the sidewalks and doorsteps.” Patrick Sulivan, a ‘farmer living . near Wildcat creek,. Contra Costa . county, was found mtrdered near} his home on the 30th. No clue has has been obtained as to the assassin. In the case of Camron vs. Keifiela et al., known as the Debris case, the Sepreme Court ordered that an a'ternative writ ef-mandate issue, réeturniable before that Court at 10 o'clock yesterday. Miss Hattie Druel the Iowa City . companies. 'The dividends on the}! of chalk with which to mark 329 up-,. Con. Virginia~shares amounted to The Bonanza Decision. Nevada and Grass Vaflay : Wood & Lumber Co, Ke CONS ON Hity. WOR Sane All kinds.of Common and Cle BRUM BER. Orders lett.a&t. the office of South Yuby . . Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Vqj. . ley road will be promptly attended to, Says the Daily Exchange: -There Lseems tobe.a variety of opinionsasto. the amownt that. will fall to the Con-_ solidated -Virginia stockholders should the decision of Judge _Suilivan be sustained by thehigher courts. Some say the amount involved is $1,. 590,000. The bonanza people laugh . at this, and say that. not. one-third that sum, or even one-sixth, is covtered by the decision. The Chronicle Messrs. sent TANTLY ar S NEWSHAVING PARLOR, {NE STREET, Beckman’s Building. ‘OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, FissiL Class Work at Popular Prices. DUNCAN’ gloatingly remarks that . Flood & Co. will haveto ‘‘disgorge”’a . million. . There is no foundation for . any such estitnate. ‘The probable figures of the claim are about as fo!lows: The essence-of the decision’ is that-6185 shares of Con. Virginia’ with allthe dividends and_ interest upon the same,and 3573 shares of . California, with all dividends and fiterest upon the same, be paid to the stockholders of the respective . Boots Blacked Free of Charge, ¥ B.—Mr. Duncan was formetriy ensaced at the Arcade Bar héry Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of the “‘tonsorial art,” Nerada City, April ist. School Election. HE Electors of Nevada Schoal District fare hereby notified that’An Election wif be held at the Washington Sthoo} Building, on ——— g Saturday, “April 30th, 1881, { Sy To choose Two Directors. The Polls wiil be open at 8 o’elock a. “y. and be kept open till sundown. Inspector, J. T. Morgan ; Judges, D.\ 1. ‘Calkins and R.G. McCutchan, eat CSE, MULLOY, President Board of Educatidn, @.C. Rica, Secretarr. m3o Wanted. A FoRramte HOISTING ESGrvE, 4, for sinking’s shaft, in capacity from ¢h to Fifteen Horse Power, Purtics having the same for stile will please dress ° about . $80 per share, aggregating; about $499,000, and°on the California shares to $60 per share, aggregating $214,389. Interest has to be paid ftom the date of first dividend, It is difficult to get at this without a long and tedious computation, but it ¢aunot exceed: $100,000. The whole ¢um,.on the most liberal estimate, will‘not. reach $800,000. Bet then atises the question, again; how much'stock’in the corporations do the defendants own, and how. much F. E. FIELDING, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevaty faster, had a sinking spell Tuesday. She took no*water and communicated . but little. Wednesday she entered . upon the thirty-sixth day. There is! no change except a growing Wedkness. é A numberof citizens. of San Francisco have brought suit for a writ of . prohibtion to restrain the Tax Collector from collecting taxes on the $190,600,090 supplemental list made cash are they actually liable for to otner stockliolders? A gentleman intimately acquainted, with the affairs of Flood & Co. to’d an Exchange representative Wednesday eVening+ that even if the decision’ was made to hold, it involved a sum less‘than $50,020, and stockholders could nev: } er get any more than that. Virginia City, Mereh 6th. ‘MASQUERADE BALL f —AT— ; TEMPERANCE HALL, Friday Even’g, April-8;--Orchestra of 6 Pieces, aS Tickets $1. Spectators—Gentlemen 50 cts ; Ladies 25 cents. » No improper characters admitted. piasks raised atthe What‘fs this Specific ? out after the regular taxes had been collected. : i Chris. Palmtag, a well known citizen of Watsonville, on retiring Mon-. day n ght at the Cosmopolitan Hotel . in Salinas, blew out the gas and was! found inan unconscious condition. . It is thought he willrevive suffcientty to return to his home. Hanford crops promise wonderful . returns under irrigation. Miles up. on miles of waving grain, muth of it now heading out, greet the eye. The farmers are litigation-poor, and assért that evictions just how would leave them breadless and penniless, At Las Vegas, New Mexico, James Currey, the mt&rderer of Porter, the actor, was shot and killed March 20, Cyfrey was on a drunken spree, and threatened to kill several people. Aniong the persons threatened was a bar-keeper, who shot him in self-de— fnse. The jury found a verdict of self-defense, _ . . + . . —~Thefitle **Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tear,” isa key to all the ingredients'of tkat invaluable -reme= dy for disedtes of the throat—and_. lungs. Its three components are known to the world for their healing, soothing and counter-irritating properties, and the proportions in which they are combined in ,this fa~ mous pulmonic, render it, by all odds, the most potent preparation known for the radical cure of coughs, colds, influenza, Hoarseness, bronchial dif. ficulties teuding to consumption. Sold by druggists everywhere. _Depot 115 Fulton street, New York. Prices 50 ceuts and $1, Get the . large size. City Election. —> HE on cf the City of Nevada are hereby notified that . an-election will be-held at the City Hall oa MONDAY, May 2nd, 1831, to choose A City Marshal, : Two Trustees, City Assessor, And City Treasurer. The polls will be open at 8 o'clock a. u. and kept open til sundown. Officers of Eleétion—J. C. Rich. lnspeetor, J. C. Abbott and L. Nihell, Judges. By order of Board of Trustees. J.C. LOCKEIN, President, K. Casper, Cierk. m27 MACHINERY FOR sane _ —at THE Nevada Foundry — 12-inch Engine, 24 inch stroke, with heavy hoisting and pumping ‘Tig, eee Pike’s Toothache drops. cure in one minyte. A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable lung disease’ or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh-Consumptives and Throat diseases. ~ For thirty The English Government is alarmed at the suspicious tranquility prevailing in Ireland. The authorities believe it is a lull before the storm, and that an insurrectionary outbreak may occur at any. moment, They are also greatly puzzled at Parnell’s movement. American sympathizers are swelling the funds of the Land League. : _A-propuce broker of New York recently testified before the Assembly Committee that he had visited a. mumber of oleomargarine factoriesand found oleomargarine butier made from peanuts, lard and other oils, alum and acids.In some of the factories the employees were exceedingly filthy, some working half about the loins. Several of these factories are said to be in operation in San Francisco, THE wool crop of California, it is estimated, will amount, this year to double the quantity of any previous year, and is yearly beccming of a better quality, In the Southern counties a superior breed of sheep has been introduced. Just Like One, Two urchins, dirty and ; were lying in wait for alms, A wellto-do looking gentleman massing at the moment was accosted an of them: **Please, te buy some eeGet t, littl don’t} out, you little on't bother me,” was the ee Thereupon the discomiited urchin turned to his companion and observed: “Billy, be must be a millionaire. 4 mme a penny naked and others wearing only a bag . or Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They: are not new or untried, -but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire eneration, they have attained well-merited Tank among the few staple remedies of theage. Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strength— en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a -bex —— ee ' How inexpensive, and yet how effective is the great substitute for Sulpher baths, Glenn’s sulphur soap, Hill's Hair and whisker dye, black or brown, 50c. : 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke. New. a _ Complete Hoisting and Pumping rig consisting of 2 10x90 En-— gines, reels, bob,and builer 46 inches by 16 feet. ‘ v 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch stroke, with double hoist and bob. Boile 36x12, nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. Boiler 36 inches by 12 feet. , 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boiler, Hoisting and pumping gear nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, ) tubular boiler 40 inches by 76 feet. on 10-stamp mill, 750-peund stampe: -8-stamp mill, 850 pound: stamps. — Steam Pump, 10x12 cylinder. ter eylinder 6x12, 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps, 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps. I Horn Pan and Settler, ry —_———— A Grand Ball . ‘WILL RE OIVEN ATWe & TEMPERANCE HALL, ‘bread,* implored the. 6 Nevada (ity, +4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Pans. or . : 500 feet 6-inch column, in good order. Monday Evening, April 18. 325 tect 9-inch column, nearly new. : —o— 4 : % Water ? 4 Musio by Elscr’s FullOrchestra. inches se si A ae 1 Il-inch Little Giant, secondA General Invitation is extended. . hand. ; Tickets $1.50. 2 Fue Boilers 36x20 feet. 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Overshot Water Wheels 6, 3% and 35 feet diameter, complete, with ‘. Sleefting, pimions, gearing, etc. In Annual r “ * good order, ij : RF Annual Meeting of the Genténnia). Iron Cars, and a variety of Mining ; Monday, May 24, 1981, ~ APPLY TO —— Fa At the office = * THE DAI! Br c. J. Sharo ‘City are in to Nevada’ Cit Legion of Hor Hall to night. The City T the contract f * street-to Joh The Pirate .” #8 immense. Hall, (trass Jast, and gav An order o! ‘ jonging to th Murphy, dee the Superior ‘*Gizzie Be again. Cha Dalance due « she wagtrelea noon. eee An assessn per share ha: ‘stock of the Valley. It: on the third The annua nial Gravel } claim is loca! bs-held-atth in Gold Hik, As will be iw another Photogr .ph on Broad str _ eatthe most . HW, By ‘great clothi: Broad and P San_Franzisi ing’s train, dow days, The case White, cha George Ham _failed-to-ast came -up_ be again yestert Prof, .C.-s had charge o school for tk ‘taken charg: You Bet. day of this . A numbe: the Meiville dene’s opera they have fi gagement. will be part. Oregon this Brand & ] their store ¢ -assortment « riety and ex seldom equa ments in iat make beaut . It is ann Sternberg, . titia L. Fret Wilhelm), + give a conce week, It they wil vi The anon abroad in G ‘less obscene ‘some of whi ‘been printe: scattered b engaged in { Seuting the fovorite the thors of the Incendia The_resi« George W, eldest of th Grass Valle consumed . o'clock Thu the inmate eseape with Various thec fire originat lieved to ha incendiary. $600, there $300. The cions entert 2 Tur Ro: Broad Stree ‘tel; Nevads every atyle State. Pri Mas. Couiixs, W. HL dealer to e: selling goc Call and se

44 The Daily Transcript. Saturday, April 2, 1881. eenetieialilieal Eucreascd Bullion Shipments. ' Besides the considerable quantities sent through other mediums, the quartzand gravel mines in thisneighborhvod have daring the month just ended shipped to San Francisco through Wells, Fargo & Company’s express office in this city the sum -of $123,564. The ballion shipments ‘or the month of “March, 1830, amounted to but $61,000, showing an astonishing increase in favor of the present year. Daring the months of January, February ‘and March of this year the shipments were $122,000: in excess of those for the) same months in 1830. . The increase . has been about the same in quartz aad gravel gold. “These figures substautially verify ‘the Transcrier’s claims as to the prosperous condition of our mines, which are now yieldiug-mach more gold than ever: ia their past history.. -—. -——— Auditor's Annaal Report. ——— To-day is published the “Auditors report of: the condition. of the Inanees of Nevada county at the ~-iose of the fiscal year ending Mon-’ ay, March 7th, 1881. The state“.erntis a comprehensive one,. and -sould be carefully perused by all : «X-payers in the county, as by it way be learned the various sources” scum which the sums have-been de‘cived as-Well as the disposition made ‘Mem. Had: the Central Pacific failroad paid promptly, the county of se and Ending March 7th, 1381. Delinquent tax °79-80.. 5 per cent and listing.. 2.0 -s: . 9 per ceat and. listing.. ” »9) A, in his*tydraulic claim, on Canon . Delingueng poll tax.. . 34.00 . 3d ¢lass igaor licenses. . . Sth class merchant ‘* ii [. Sth °° 5 ae 437.40 made last week—the first'-of the ie 2 : 26 ne 2 003-43 season, which proved-quite encour~ ' 1 ’ “ ing. 3 . Pack, peddlers 63.09 . aging Z : pie = 216.00! _ Monday night of last week quife’a . Auctioneers’ = 114.95 number_of the intimate friends and hoe ‘ oT > = . Circus : hes acquaintances of Rev. J. J. Harrs: ty Zz . Brokers’ se 234:90 . a: ee : i Billiard “s 49°50 . repaired te his residence in Dutch . bei . Theatre. * ez 85.50 . Fiat and surprised’ bimgand wife in OS Ele poe! was drowned in the ae bridge , = aren mostagréeable manner. ‘hat -was ; Propagation ss : -90 . = a : hete-°e¢cstat . Migratory stock —** "133.35, the-~verasion of — their a Faxes on assess’ "80-81, 139,037, 26 . wedding, and “a large Afataber of sas tax . _ pies . glass pieces were left by the-surpris— Pe bs Did. = Detingaent ~— = 7772.84 4,35 track being built by Delin, water tax.‘ 1,031.53. oe i ae ‘ 4 Deliv, debris tax“ Speviai school tax, Boca, . a Bimf'd, ; kb road a distance of five miles, lacks epee fd listing del tax, v7 BL ouly-one-mile of being completed. School poll tax.:.... 7,395.00 . They have had twenty-six yoke :of Road eT re 9,549.91 . cattle belonging to their logging * peta Co. poll tax:.. ions ned teams brought ap fromthe valley, State ap’mt school fuad, State school land, priac’l, 240.09 es ‘* inter’t, 589.92 Jurere’ fees repaid.. >.. 396.00 6.00 360 00 99.18 12.25 Estates deceased persons, Rent couaty -huilding.. Insurance on Court Hon, Repaid by E. Melbourne, ** ¥ orest Sp distr’t, 50.00 Donation, Ken.ucky Flat, 41.59 Overpaid by Stranahan; 328 Corporate stock certif’s, 2.25 Redemption certificates, 22.47 47.00 341.82 8,428.35 1,473.76 Ex. apl’ts for teac’rscert, Lax overp’l by D.Collins, J. E. Carr, Clerk's fees, ; < . Anaditor’s feea) J. "A: Rapp, Record’s ~~ 7 would this year make a mach better . J“A:t re ot ee : tinaneial showing than over before W.iieunae as a er ‘ since its organization. Asit is even, G.'v: Schmittburg, com, 1,004.50 thereisaslight improvement over the y Se af 3,174.52 ge et ike Cue adios ccd b: Collen len:..;,.. 944.65 Se ee old, Bh Paeee tiememeeld. 4.888 0D his Deputy for the very clear and : omen = — carefully complied report.___-__} ___ Total receipts. -.. $338,913.13 é : Disbursements. Liberty Hill W. & M. Company's! State Fund..°.... $ 86,327.05 Clainis. General Fund.:.... $5,937.81 , eee d General Road Fund... 8,675,392 Mr. ‘8S. ‘Wheeler, Superintendent . sthool Fand...... 68,111.09 of the Liberty Hill Consolidated . lst Road Dist. Fund.. 2,231.84 @ : Mining and Water Company's mines a as ye oe eens at Little York and Liberty Hill, left) ji ht es « "3298 84 for New York Sunday, being accom-. 5+), + “ >. 3,987.90 panied by his wife. It is wreported . Miscellaneous Fund..215.67 a“ aS oo that negotiations are pending for. a]: sale of the entire property of this’ company toa New York company, and the sale will’ be made = as soon as the patent has been obtained. W.,D, Aplia has a.force of seven men employed working through . a portion of the above contpany’s ground, on shares, in order to reach . Road District No. b. 2,323.96 . his own ¢laim which has no ontletat} (, a : ss Spot eee Sie = Sk sie = ahs 413.45. Surprised Beyond Expression. Miscellaneous. :.... 133.92 Judging from the following, which Ear gg el a pap appeared in yesterday’s Union, sotne oue up:this way must have beén:slan. dering our fair sister~town: The members of the~Melville Troupe, who had.not-Heen here before, were surptised to find Grass Valley the largest town in'the mountaiaos, and _-~ the-Holbrooke first-elass hotel-inall its appointments. From what they had Feard before coming they supposed Grass Valley a village, with most indifferent hotel accommodations. The troupe will leave with the knowledge that-the people can appreciate good music here, and that the hotel appointments are superior. or Stay Days’ Daniel McCarthy was brought . down from Truckee yesterday. moraing to.serve out a term of sixty days in the County Jail, having been found guilty of petit farcemy in dusticeWeller's court. He stole two overcoats from a car, we are told. If this court knows itself, he » Total ontst'g Mch 7,'81,8 18,978.79 rah Obispo county, Total disbursements. . $263, 695.06 Bal. in treas. Mch 7, '81, $75,218.07. APPORTIONMENTS MARCH.-7, 1881, State ‘Fund...... $ 4,317.86 General Fund. .:... 20,695.14 General Road Fund... 1,096.26 Schoot Fund $9,825.29 $ 75,218.07 Indebtedness of County, General Fund, includin Special and Hospital, Warrants, outstanding Total amo't apportioned, March 7, 1881".. $ 815.86 Gen. Road’ Fuid ditto. 15,907.79 Schoo! an Ores Road District No. 1.., 47.85 “ tik Wet ” wes oS Meas 62.68 = = “ &..; . $906.83 Total am’t available for redemption of entstanding warrants 3 Excess of cash on Hand available for redemp~ won of warrants over aint. outstanding, less interest. thereon 70,623.10 51,644.31 at corresponding date last year 52,489.40 PROPRRIZ OWNED BY COUNTY. Court House and Jail. .$ 75,000.00 ‘Treasurer's office.... 8,000.00 was therefore guilty of burgairy,; County Hospital.. .. 10,000.00 and should have been sent up under . pepoay Bosal yen rae : on Pine st. Nevada, f shah hand inetned at Non, Ines sae. Th Uikesre 1,500.00 sf — Supervisers. Total property.... $ 95,350.00 __Taae Board of County Supervisors, eee meet Monday, and will be in session for several days. All persons having claims against the county must present the same at the County Clerk's " office before teu o'clock of the first ‘day, or they will not be allowed. -In Trinity county complaints are being made of the wholvsale alanghter of deer. A white men and four Iudians have killed over gine hun‘lved deer for their skins, aud unless t 1era is acheck upon their slaughter Military Meeting. Next Monday evening Nevada Light Guard will hold a reeting= at ; the Armory on Broad street, when further preliminaries will be arranged regarding the military encampment to take plate at Glenbrook next August. Committees will be appointed ond other important steps taken. : LO “Even Susan B. Anthony dances,” eaye aneXchange. We aan it understoed they will soon all be killed off, h that Sapen ion’ but “ AUDITOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. Receipts and Disbursements for the ! “Year Commencing March 1st,1890, {7 sk amps cellar, last week, did not" know that $3,000 in amalgam was ‘in’ : Receipts. 67 814 46 . the cellar at the time. Had they Redemption of land. =” 2y-09. known it they could have made” a 111.14) pretty fair stake. ° 231.29 . Towle Bros. this winter extending 514.29! the line of their narrow guage rail2 196.10 and will start up hauling ~eaw-logs “4333.05 . Lewey Rose, convicted of mardering . Those tramps who entered Mr. Y. Halsey has nine men at work e: =. Creek, about a mile and a half from f 6,061.50 . Creek, about a 54:00 Dutch Flat. A partial clean-up was . last accounts the President had ‘not . . totheir millsin.a few days. Thie . weather warrants the firm im start ing up their extensive saw-millsin a short time.Having started up early the mil's will turn out an immense lot of lumber tlis season. trent nein t~diiinn Argeing the Point. Judge Caldwell was principally engaged yesterday in hearing argument on the’motion for a new. trial inthe cases of Indian Frank ‘and 1aChinaman, “The prosecution was represented by District Attorney Gaylord, and Messrs. Cross and Simonds; th» prisoners by Messrs, Blakie'and Mason. The matter was taken under advisement by his horor, there being a vast mim ber of . authorities preseated by the respecKtive counsel. The pronouncing of judyment was _posbponed” till ten o’clock a. M. Tuesday, after which the Court took-a recess till Monday morning. : A Grass Valley Bonanza. The Free Lance says: The Ford & Mullen mine continues to do well in way of gettingout gold. A clean-up of fourteen loads of “rock, crushed yesterday, gavé gold. to the value ef ~about $2,290, or $235 to the load. The good quartz that gives that kind of a yield is still coming out of the Ford & Mullen mme, — _ Ball at Temperance Hall. On the evening of Easter Moniay, the 18th instant; a ball Will be given Grimes, the popular proprietress of the building. The best of music and first-class management throughout is assured. The price of tickets tis to be but $1,50. See advertisement, THE editor of the Saa Luis Obispo Tribune has no sympathy for murderers. Itsays: ‘The tender-hearted assassin, Clarence Gray, has sehas been transferred to San Mateo county. Gray’s counsel endeavored to have the case sent to San Luis but the Court thought that there would be too ‘much difficulty in getting a “jury . here. Our people ought to rejoice thatthe odium of acquitting the ‘slayer of Glancy will not rest upon this county.” +e A Tror critic takes the following view of the-matter: “Bernhardt's forte lies in storming her audience at the first charge. She astounds you with her aplomb, and then gathering upjall the force of her eclat she produces an ecclairissiment.” An actress: who deliberately gathers up her eclat to proluce an eoclairissiment should net complain if the pulstrong terms, Wuen it was discovered that the young women who were engaged in the Lonisville Female High School, in the publication of a school paper, were making personal solicitations among business men ments and subscriptions, at Temperance Halt by Mrs. John . cured a change of venue. The case . . pit denoances her immoralities in Here and There. Frederjck Douglass,is to be* succeeded as Marshalof the District of Columbia by Captait'Henry of Ohio. Mahone has' grown £0 inflated as to become distasteful to many Republicans. Jtishe who keeps up the fight for reorganization. Conkling says he will pever again set foot'in the White -Hotse,, «At signified his intention of abdicating: “At O'Neill City, “Nebraska, on Fuesday, a party of cowbeys shot tand killed the Sheriff of Holt county . and dangerously woundéd-his depuA AtRépe Wednesday, J. V. Sellers, Truckee while putting a new pier under Mayberry’s bridge. The—body has.not been recovered. A prominent New York Democrat say there is nothing left of lis party . but ‘the-Chinese letter and apiece on the sidewalks and doorsteps.” Patrick Sulivan, a ‘farmer living . near Wildcat creek,. Contra Costa . county, was found mtrdered near} his home on the 30th. No clue has has been obtained as to the assassin. In the case of Camron vs. Keifiela et al., known as the Debris case, the Sepreme Court ordered that an a'ternative writ ef-mandate issue, réeturniable before that Court at 10 o'clock yesterday. Miss Hattie Druel the Iowa City . companies. 'The dividends on the}! of chalk with which to mark 329 up-,. Con. Virginia~shares amounted to The Bonanza Decision. Nevada and Grass Vaflay : Wood & Lumber Co, Ke CONS ON Hity. WOR Sane All kinds.of Common and Cle BRUM BER. Orders lett.a&t. the office of South Yuby . . Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Vqj. . ley road will be promptly attended to, Says the Daily Exchange: -There Lseems tobe.a variety of opinionsasto. the amownt that. will fall to the Con-_ solidated -Virginia stockholders should the decision of Judge _Suilivan be sustained by thehigher courts. Some say the amount involved is $1,. 590,000. The bonanza people laugh . at this, and say that. not. one-third that sum, or even one-sixth, is covtered by the decision. The Chronicle Messrs. sent TANTLY ar S NEWSHAVING PARLOR, {NE STREET, Beckman’s Building. ‘OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, FissiL Class Work at Popular Prices. DUNCAN’ gloatingly remarks that . Flood & Co. will haveto ‘‘disgorge”’a . million. . There is no foundation for

. any such estitnate. ‘The probable figures of the claim are about as fo!lows: The essence-of the decision’ is that-6185 shares of Con. Virginia’ with allthe dividends and_ interest upon the same,and 3573 shares of . California, with all dividends and fiterest upon the same, be paid to the stockholders of the respective . Boots Blacked Free of Charge, ¥ B.—Mr. Duncan was formetriy ensaced at the Arcade Bar héry Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of the “‘tonsorial art,” Nerada City, April ist. School Election. HE Electors of Nevada Schoal District fare hereby notified that’An Election wif be held at the Washington Sthoo} Building, on ——— g Saturday, “April 30th, 1881, { Sy To choose Two Directors. The Polls wiil be open at 8 o’elock a. “y. and be kept open till sundown. Inspector, J. T. Morgan ; Judges, D.\ 1. ‘Calkins and R.G. McCutchan, eat CSE, MULLOY, President Board of Educatidn, @.C. Rica, Secretarr. m3o Wanted. A FoRramte HOISTING ESGrvE, 4, for sinking’s shaft, in capacity from ¢h to Fifteen Horse Power, Purtics having the same for stile will please dress ° about . $80 per share, aggregating; about $499,000, and°on the California shares to $60 per share, aggregating $214,389. Interest has to be paid ftom the date of first dividend, It is difficult to get at this without a long and tedious computation, but it ¢aunot exceed: $100,000. The whole ¢um,.on the most liberal estimate, will‘not. reach $800,000. Bet then atises the question, again; how much'stock’in the corporations do the defendants own, and how. much F. E. FIELDING, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevaty faster, had a sinking spell Tuesday. She took no*water and communicated . but little. Wednesday she entered . upon the thirty-sixth day. There is! no change except a growing Wedkness. é A numberof citizens. of San Francisco have brought suit for a writ of . prohibtion to restrain the Tax Collector from collecting taxes on the $190,600,090 supplemental list made cash are they actually liable for to otner stockliolders? A gentleman intimately acquainted, with the affairs of Flood & Co. to’d an Exchange representative Wednesday eVening+ that even if the decision’ was made to hold, it involved a sum less‘than $50,020, and stockholders could nev: } er get any more than that. Virginia City, Mereh 6th. ‘MASQUERADE BALL f —AT— ; TEMPERANCE HALL, Friday Even’g, April-8;--Orchestra of 6 Pieces, aS Tickets $1. Spectators—Gentlemen 50 cts ; Ladies 25 cents. » No improper characters admitted. piasks raised atthe What‘fs this Specific ? out after the regular taxes had been collected. : i Chris. Palmtag, a well known citizen of Watsonville, on retiring Mon-. day n ght at the Cosmopolitan Hotel . in Salinas, blew out the gas and was! found inan unconscious condition.. . It is thought he willrevive suffcientty to return to his home. Hanford crops promise wonderful . returns under irrigation. Miles up. on miles of waving grain, muth of it now heading out, greet the eye. The farmers are litigation-poor, and assért that evictions just how would leave them breadless and penniless, At Las Vegas, New Mexico, James Currey, the mt&rderer of Porter, the actor, was shot and killed March 20, Cyfrey was on a drunken spree, and threatened to kill several people. Aniong the persons threatened was a bar-keeper, who shot him in self-de— fnse. The jury found a verdict of self-defense, _ . . + . . —~Thefitle **Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tear,” isa key to all the ingredients'of tkat invaluable -reme= dy for disedtes of the throat—and_. lungs.. Its three components are known to the world for their healing, soothing and counter-irritating properties, and the proportions in which they are combined in ,this fa~ mous pulmonic, render it, by all odds, the most potent preparation known for the radical cure of coughs, colds, influenza, Hoarseness, bronchial dif. ficulties teuding to consumption. Sold by druggists everywhere. _Depot 115 Fulton street, New York. Prices 50 ceuts and $1, Get the . large size. City Election. —> HE on cf the City of Nevada are hereby notified that . an-election will be-held at the City Hall oa MONDAY, May 2nd, 1831, to choose A City Marshal, : Two Trustees, City Assessor, And City Treasurer. The polls will be open at 8 o'clock a. u. and kept open til sundown. Officers of Eleétion—J. C. Rich. lnspeetor, J. C. Abbott and L. Nihell, Judges. By order of Board of Trustees. J.C. LOCKEIN, President, K. Casper, Cierk. m27 MACHINERY FOR sane _ —at THE Nevada Foundry — 12-inch Engine, 24 inch stroke, with heavy hoisting and pumping ‘Tig, eee Pike’s Toothache drops. cure in one minyte. A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable lung disease’ or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh-Consumptives and Throat diseases. ~ For thirty The English Government is alarmed at the suspicious tranquility prevailing in Ireland. The authorities believe it is a lull before the storm, and that an insurrectionary outbreak may occur at any. moment, They are also greatly puzzled at Parnell’s movement. American sympathizers are swelling the funds of the Land League. : _A-propuce broker of New York recently testified before the Assembly Committee that he had visited a. mumber of oleomargarine factoriesand found oleomargarine butier made from peanuts, lard and other oils, alum and acids.In some of the factories the employees were exceedingly filthy, some working half about the loins. Several of these factories are said to be in operation in San Francisco, THE wool crop of California, it is estimated, will amount, this year to double the quantity of any previous year, and is yearly beccming of a better quality, In the Southern counties a superior breed of sheep has been introduced. Just Like One, Two urchins, dirty and ; were lying in wait for alms, A wellto-do looking gentleman massing at the moment was accosted an of them: **Please, te buy some eeGet t, littl don’t} out, you little on't bother me,” was the ee Thereupon the discomiited urchin turned to his companion and observed: “Billy, be must be a millionaire. 4 mme a penny naked and others wearing only a bag . or Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They: are not new or untried, -but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire eneration, they have attained well-merited Tank among the few staple remedies of theage. Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strength— en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a -bex —— ee ' How inexpensive, and yet how effective is the great substitute for Sulpher baths, Glenn’s sulphur soap, Hill's Hair and whisker dye, black or brown, 50c. : 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke. New. a _ Complete Hoisting and Pumping rig consisting of 2 10x90 En-— gines, reels, bob,and builer 46 inches by 16 feet. ‘ v 1 8-inch Engine, 16-inch stroke, with double hoist and bob. Boile 36x12, nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. Boiler 36 inches by 12 feet. , 1 Portable Engine, 8x16, and boiler, Hoisting and pumping gear nearly new. 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, ) tubular boiler 40 inches by 76 feet. on 10-stamp mill, 750-peund stampe: -8-stamp mill, 850 pound: stamps. — Steam Pump, 10x12 cylinder. ter eylinder 6x12, 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps, 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps. I Horn Pan and Settler, ry —_———— A Grand Ball . ‘WILL RE OIVEN ATWe & TEMPERANCE HALL, ‘bread,* implored the. 6 Nevada (ity, +4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Pans. or . : 500 feet 6-inch column, in good order. Monday Evening, April 18. 325 tect 9-inch column, nearly new. : —o— 4 : % Water ? 4 Musio by Elscr’s FullOrchestra. inches se si A ae 1 Il-inch Little Giant, secondA General Invitation is extended. . hand. ; Tickets $1.50. 2 Fue Boilers 36x20 feet. 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Overshot Water Wheels 6, 3% and 35 feet diameter, complete, with ‘. Sleefting, pimions, gearing, etc. In Annual r “ * good order, ij : RF Annual Meeting of the Genténnia). Iron Cars, and a variety of Mining ; Monday, May 24, 1981, ~ APPLY TO —— Fa At the office = * THE DAI! Br c. J. Sharo ‘City are in to Nevada’ Cit Legion of Hor Hall to night. The City T the contract f * street-to Joh The Pirate .” #8 immense. Hall, (trass Jast, and gav An order o! ‘ jonging to th Murphy, dee the Superior ‘*Gizzie Be again.. Cha Dalance due « she wagtrelea noon. eee An assessn per share ha: ‘stock of the Valley. It: on the third The annua nial Gravel } claim is loca! bs-held-atth in Gold Hik, As will be iw another Photogr .ph on Broad str _ eatthe most . HW, By ‘great clothi: Broad and P San_Franzisi ing’s train, dow days, The case White, cha George Ham _failed-to-ast came -up_ be again yestert Prof, .C.-s had charge o school for tk ‘taken charg: You Bet. day of this . A numbe: the Meiville dene’s opera they have fi gagement. will be part. Oregon this Brand & ] their store ¢ -assortment « riety and ex seldom equa ments in iat make beaut . It is ann Sternberg, . titia L. Fret Wilhelm), + give a conce week, It they wil vi The anon abroad in G ‘less obscene ‘some of whi ‘been printe: scattered b engaged in { Seuting the fovorite the thors of the Incendia The_resi« George W, eldest of th Grass Valle consumed . o'clock Thu the inmate eseape with Various thec fire originat lieved to ha incendiary. $600, there $300. The cions entert 2 Tur Ro: Broad Stree ‘tel; Nevads every atyle State. Pri Mas. Couiixs, W. HL dealer to e: selling goc Call and se