April 22, 1880 (4 pages)

: ‘beyond. = The D aily, Granseript, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. een sareumamentennnaniens Thureis}"April 224, 1880, , Perils of Snowshocihg.Last. Sunday Judge Robinson left this city on horseback for the purpose of making his customary week‘ly visit to. the True Biue drift teen feet of heavy snow lay on, the claim, eighteen miles east, in which he owns an inteyest. “On reaching “Srystal Springs the suow got 0 deep that he had toedismount and Jead his horse to: Quaker Hill, four thiles ‘dey ‘Arriving ‘at’ the ‘latter plice he learned that a party had! or moderated.” ee gE om THE GREAT STORM. from Every ven. ts Gover and Falla ing Bridges—Marysville still Sate; . ) ‘Stut in Great Danger—Mooney Fiat ‘The storm that has’ been ‘prevalling throegh this section for three days past has been an exceptionally severe one. It had been snowing inj Sessantly in altitudes a dittle higher Marchi 28th Thomas Warren, ah employe at the Ironclad mine, stab‘bed George Albert, his foreman;. ‘An aceount of tlie affray* was published in the columns of this paper at the time, and it was substantially as‘fol. "lows: Albert and Warren got into a difficulty about an old board_ bil) which Warren was said to be owing a hotel keeper in this city. Warren an this city, until from four to fifground. —Phe higherstreams-did not begin to. raise much. till Tuesday night, although Deer creek was booming several hotirs sooner on account of the ‘rain in this. section, Early yesterday morning the: weatheoine dowa on snowshoes some-time! pores City.--The mountain streams: ““efore, aud left them about half a ‘mile from the camp." The Judge left -his horse’ ‘an@* overcoat, and shoes, Strapping them on, he proeoode] toa: point. fourmiles from,. any human habitation, go .faras he: knew, whetr one of the straps broke. With,a string or.a handkerchief he’ could readily have repaited the damage, butvthete was nothing of the: kind in. his pockets, He. was—seri-. ~ ously contemplating. tearing a portion. of his: shirt inte:shreds and braiding them:into a strap,-when it. occurred ¢o him that while passing over theroute last summer he had. ‘noticed. @. candle box, containing. a miner’s lacation notice, nailed to a tree,that was half # mile fsem where he stood. — Striking off at right angles from the direction thus far traveled, he dragged bis limbs along, wading when p¥acticable-in a ditch. _ that-pursyed: theright ‘course, Wien £ the ‘water got to running too rapidly, he stepped into the snow at the sido, and pushed his way'through it. Finally the trea was found. He approached it with great trepidation, knowing that if the box was not still there the «chances weré %8n to one that he wasa ‘‘goner” lated td earthly thing. away the drift from the tree. was found. Wit agit did before he found,that.¢ 80. far ag re He took one of the'gnowshoes and. shoveled After going down@several feet, the box a stone from the bottom of the di he knocked it to pieces, gag some of the nails out, and repaired tha” broken shoe, — after which he proceeded without trdable. He reached the mine in an exhausted -Sandition, heving-beex several hours . yesterday, that Marysville was over‘on the ways. Ho “says Death never tho eye bo¥, and the.only wonder is that his diate hair did not turn gray -as-a result of the indescribable agony -of uncer. tainty he lingered {h for ‘an hour or "Tie: Sudge does’ not Know it even yet, but the factithata fam-. ily live within about. twenby) rods of the ‘spot where his shoe broke. Their ‘house’ was hiddet from his, view by a hilly and in going after the ‘eandle box he went in au opposite . sion of! all work “iu -removing the . ‘direction. . lt Mr. Smith on the Warpath, Our.excellent fellow-citizety faithful Supervisor and energetic Road Commissioner, in another column takes exceptions to the ‘ahtthemas that have récently been heaped upon the bottomless depths’ of _the: Wagon road between this city and San n, and gives*é-gcod-natured war-whdop a8 & Warning that-there is'a point’ beyond which submission -ceases to bea virtue, So far as the Taran. SCRE is concerned, ‘all “Who read carefully know that whilé ‘thé fin: passable condition .of said road: has been frequently deplored of late in language that Truthful James would not, blush at, we have at the same time expressed a faith ‘that Mr. Smith would, with the coming of fair weathe, at once begin niaking the negédsary repairs, The reubsuradee: to that effect contained in his com: munication only Sery@s 6. still. further.strengthen us “ine that Opividn. Notwithstanding @ lack of “hard sense,” we know as well as anyone that work of any kind Oa, the roads ques-’) that mud js, an article tha$is gni@dd ko unrestricted abuse at any time of the year and under’ all circhinstances,. at present is entirely ut of the tion. We be ieve, however. ‘and we propose to abuse it as nich: a Se -, FE aD * ee Strike in the Deg dwoed.It {8 reported els of the te usual, with geod indications, we Li ' that*withid “tWo or three days a ehute of very good ore has bee developed in the Upper levgood mine.) Operations,on . the lower levels. continue a tioy of things: will justify, were ‘soon.higher than had been } known before for years:. ’ Marysville et nee who had come to Nevada, and had got utter the influence of liquor, re-. turned to Rough and Ready, andmeeting Albert at Schroeder’s Hotel’ commenced abusing him. led to blows, and during the melee. ‘Warren stragk= Albert several blows with a knife. The wounds -werd at, _ Pelton’s Mining Biif. Mr: Felton’s mining bill having} beoome a law, we give it in full for the information of our readers. It for the Directors of any mining g¢orpération'to sell, Jease, mortage, or} otherwise dispose of the who'e or any part of the mining ground owned or held by such Corporation, nor to purchase or’obtain in any way any additional mining ground unless such act be ratified by-the holders of at Jeast two-thirds of the capital stock of such corporation. Such ratification may be made either in writing, signed and acknowledged by such stockholiers, or by resolution duly. Words was still safe yesterday morning, but Hit is believed-that-by—thismorning + the damaging effects will begin to be ‘along the large vires ; While: the benefit to be derived from such 4 storm will be of great-value to the hydraulic miners, the damage to the lower.country will doubtless exceed it greatly’ SAround this city numschitetts aud bridges have been . washed vaway in every direction. The bridge on Selby “Flat and theone across Slate creek are both gone, aculvert on’ Washington road gis returns are in from all qvarters ‘a long list will be thé result, Matt. Daily came through yester-. day with the Nortlpbloomifield stage. ' The road was washed out in séveral! places, being almost impassable just beyond Lake City, and again on the south grade of the Yuba. He says that on Monday night theheaviest snow storm ever known in that section prevailed’.at the Backbone ‘House, the drifts in some places. being twenty-five feet deep. . Lhe stage horses, which-bad been titken up: the day before by the mail carrier were snowed in, and great difficulty was experienced in shoveling an outlet for them. Matt will take the mail to Bloomfield in a buggy this morning, The Marysville stage Aeft ‘Grass ha passengers, but és yet nothing has been heard from them, No doubt they have camped-out, creeks being unfordable, x ooh A report was’ ounbent in this city Pe flowed, Such however was not 'the case. At lla. M. the river stood 13 . feet 8 inches arid rising. "No immelate danger is apprehended, unless Brown's grade gives way. Everything possible “is being done to save near Oroville ,is rising rapidly. The. C. P. railroad is blocked Eastern bound trains ‘are weaiting at Alta and western bound trains at Ttackee and Summit. The storm Was soseVere as to cause the suspenblockade Tuesday. night, ; At. Downieville-and Forest City there is 8 fect of snow; Mountain House, 10 feet; Kureka 13 feet. At since 11a. M. Tuesday. The South, Middle cnd North Yubas are rising rapidly: It “is raiaing up to Blue Canvon and spowing above, The telegraph reports that Mooney Flat was flooded Tuesday night,damaging two or three dwellings, Noth: ing deflaites @ be ascértained, however, , Pianket#,asia Miner, taf Mr. -T. ©. Plunkett (ex-Connty* Clerk of Nevada county) and cthers, in, Wh last. RAS aa Qn Monday an inquest was heldat by Coroner Hugs, when the following testimony, was elieiéed— John E.' Schroeder being, sworn, said: Albert was stabbed. Jom Waxren-and George Albert’ had trouble. . . Warren said ‘stop here you s——h,” and grabbed him with his left hand. j Albert rephed,;~but 1-conld: not um washed out, and by the time definite . derstand. « ‘The chiched,:.-. ; threw Warren L left the room and went in another room; Albert came to the door of . the room I was. ini, I left tat room and went into thedin through the kitehen.inained a moment and heard a noise. WhenT returned I saw the deceased lying-in front of the steps, ‘Dr. W.,C. Jones sworn: Three weeks ago, last evening, I was called to attend’ Mr. Albert. He was suffering from three knife the left groin, monia, ry. mou Valley on Tuesday wifh a load of lowing verdict: ‘‘We the Jury find that the ceased, Geor, cool. Grass Valley evident wound in the lung, __ By, Virtue of the testimony the juy. unanimously agreed upon the tol e Albert, came to his . ). 4: the. mini i death by knife wobndla iptiiptad ayy eating exponent ofthe. mining int Thomas Warren,” Own, yound ing room There I re_ Phat Meteor, ‘first considered serious, but in_a few days the wounded man commenced to improve, andthere was every appearance: of his recovery. Unfortue . nately-he was taker with a” retapse; . and when Dr. Jones called to see him again, -he found Albert in a bad-aon‘. dition, pleufa‘pnéumonia having set, ich caused his death,on Sunday. ot ; nds—one it oneithethok, above right kidney, one between the seventh and eighth rib, in left side, eatering the pleural cavity and wound( ing the lung, causing much hemorrin conflict with this. act are hereby ge both internally and externally, I tind from post mortem examination that deceased died from pleuro-pneuy caused by ‘the At that time called for that purpose. Sec. 2, All stock in ae every. mining—corporation in this } tre indivi passed at_a_ stockholders’ meeting . each and . to the.cunstitutional said company, in all cases, in the and also in the body of the certificate of such stock:-—--Sec. 3. It shall not be lawful for any such vorporation, ox the Secretary thereof, to close the books: of ‘said corporation moxe than three . days prior to the day of anyelaction. Atsheh elettion the stock of said corporation shall be voted’ by the bonafide owners thereof, as. shown by the books of said 20rporation, unless the certificates of stock, duly endorsed,:-be produced at sch’ election, in which casesaid certificates “Shall be deemed the highest evidence of ownership thereof, and the holder thereof shall be entitled to Vote the . . same, ot Senge Sec. 4, All acts and parts of acts ‘using it, —— Wedded Love—A True was repealed. Pa . Sec, 5. This act shall take from-and after its passage. . her of bon effect He forgot for a momen A Chance te Make Moncey. aching forever. The San Francisco Daily Stock Report, which is well Known as the . 404 loving wife. ne Sixtydustry on this Coast, in its. issue of} the 19th instant says: 4 Nevada county; in this State; 7g 1 80R8 and-daug der the same ‘sorrows of ‘or the last two years‘or more you have doubtless noticed,” re‘marked a gentleman who dropped into the ‘I'RaNscRrpr office yesterday, ‘‘tha't a brilliant m&teor or asteroid has been and. still is traveling : around our little planet, and causing it_should it! go, TheFeather_river . no: little Sensation and flatter ‘by its erratic moveniciits, It"is “naw the focus of all eyes, and an object of no Astronomers have gazed at itssavang talked about it, angl.the whole Ohwicized world: seribbled about it. . Yeti still remains a profound mystery, and to all-appearances is. governed by ao known law except the law of gravity. just taken a good look at it through @ mammoth glass, and takepleasure Camptonville it has been raining:. in assuring ithe weak and ‘shaky, ed> pecially of this whole Vihkee na. tionyrthat al will: be wll, The little joker will strike, but not hard, and present indications are shat tt w{ll light ‘about; Galerig—# and careful calcu'ations point to General Grant’s farm—when its wanderiiigs'will be at! an end, will mother earth. embrace it, old women aud children ery-over it, and half the nation slobbér over haps the -gtédt? Gérham or some other aticient £68il will write a book little anxiety, —— it. I have one of the best quartz-thining secga nearer any tious for private enterprise that we know of‘on the Coast. Ther’ are hundreds of small’ quartz veins there that wilt pay a liberal profit on the working. The ores are lew grade, but there is plenty of water and fuel, labor and Supplies are cheap and the ore is very easily worked and reducible without expensive or elaborate process, There are now lying idle in that seetion a large number of eligibly located quartz veins, ‘and they are idie simply ‘because their . owners lack an insignificant amount of capital with which to work them, “Many can be bought for a song, and with the expenditure of a few thousand dollars can be made _first\class investments, ~The maguitude . of silversmining and mining stamKeep } Petes in other localities have detracted attention from this, one of they most promising mining fields for individual enterprise that existiy ‘go far'as ktiown to men who. have made astudy of mining resources: of'the Pacific Const; When © the big schemes have dropped eut.of sight, the little, but protitable quartz mines of Nevada couuty may come into notive.” them so many, years ago. bed of his still loved spend the day on the wall. 8 SG, a 8 9. 4. Give-me some water, 13, 15,14," Oh, my @od what shall I do? Then. breakdown, Per‘(For Boys Wie Use Fotueco. The Call preaches a wholesome. sermon in af editorial reference to the’ results of a habit that ig so prevation of boys: Race 3 “A physician made test cases of thirty-eight boys, from nine to sixteen, who had been inthe habit of smoking, and in twenty-seven of the thirty-eight he found,obvious injarious effects. In thé femaining eleven the consequences were not’ so _pronounced, but it hy no meats followed thatthe seeds of premature debility Were pot sown.” ‘Tlie impairment ofnervous force, which inevitably . -results-frem: the use ef tobacco, “inet take one form er another, according; ; tendencies of . Of the most 3 Batibner Truckee gray-haired man — that dead; thatthe old hones. had done: ‘Sixty-four years had she walked by his side, a’ true four’ years! Just think of it in this age of divorce. Sixty-four-years had they dwels unlife; er rejoiced in the prosperity of their hters, and now she has . 5 . “Sree ] BER ‘ SI TS et, An Indiana girl who sued for 4 breach of promise, found all het love letters confronting her in Court, and rather than have the jury know that she spelled it “mairy”” for Marry “4 ; POSS Bye oer. *‘harte” for heart, and “hapie” Pd reads as follows: es: . falent in California as to _ threathappy, sbpl withdrew Hg So BSectionl. It will not ‘be lawful . en the ruination of the rising gemer. You man; @ee the Poikt? Save {7 OUF Jove letters, . < . et ae . Westcriay s Arrivals a¢ THE UNION Hor, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 = ee Sagols Naffsizes, Proprietor, * a ? C M Crocker city M McCutchan. city A Hedges Simrteville. H Hill city W.Yoa NH . A Whelpley Paradieg D kennedy Marysuilt WLendtigan Siniarts y __ Al Hayward San Fran rden New '%.W Cromwell New Yer LN Hartang: nied Ruply aty € Hadentelet San FraYesterday's Arrivals a¢.__. -State-shall stand-in the —-books~ of }common-and prominent effects is they — impairment of growth. This is a misnames of the real ewners. of such . fortune from which there ig no remestock, or in the name of the Trustees . y‘The system may _ be cleansed of such reatown@rs; but in every case . 474 purified, after having arrived at whire stich stock shall stand in the . @atdrity, but the human structure name of a Trustee, the party for . C@unot be ast to Srowing again if: de. " whom he holds such stock in trust. Selopment Js arrested in_ the_ latter shall be designated upon such books, . Years of the growing period, Many boys,do not know. the consequences of-their habits, and others, with the disregard of future penalities peculiar to the boy period, donot care. what the consequences may be sothat their . present pleasure isenhanced, There are but few boys, however, who would remain insensible to a peals totheirreason and to their pride in manhood, It is. better as a rule, to convince a boy that the use of tobacco is injurious, ‘than simply to convince him tha®physical’ chastisement will follow his being caught > Incident. “Make the bed easy, Mr. B., said old Unele Abe to tie undertaker, who reparing a cotlin for his wife. "Mala the bed soft and easy, for are tender and soft, and a hard Bed will hurt them.” togethNo wonder he forgot. Her loving hands had go long cared for him, for he had been the feebler of the two. “Until death.do us part,” ‘said th marriage service that had unitec Death had parted them, bat the love—stitt-snr=tvived. Tenderly had he cared for her all these years, and now tenderly did he watch the making of the last ‘wife. bravely fated: the stor of life with her by his side, but now thet oshe, was gone he could uot live, and in. a few days they lait him by her side, «~New Orleans Pigayune. He had --A Warning to Others.The wretched victim of the “Hit. teen” puzzle, who hag been in a madman’s cell in’ Erie, shut: u Pesn? chalking out the game When Visited. by a reorter,;-he cried: ‘‘Ho! ho! hal ha! Thace it at last! Ohtthank God, I. ” can do it+13, 14, 15.Let.me out— . Wheke's: my children? Tit cut’ém into 15 blocks—1, ‘2 43 wretches,— in heaven, Hatha! ha! She's a daisy! She's a darling!” and then the demented man began to dance a “See here,” he ex. claimed, beckoning to the reporter, “Pll show you how'to solveit,” drew a’nail from his pocket, and lifting his manacled and bleeding hands over his head, and traced out He THE RATIONAL HoTEr,. 2 UP REVADAcITY, can; i Chas. FE, Pewrson, Proprietor, W Rebickrosonsacr N Doivelns eit JCoombs. R&R TE Robinson San Fran. FP sebultz San Franci Madison Grasg, Val HM Samuelson city’ W Priese tity” bn per A‘ Grass Vailey;‘Aptil: 19,2880, to Dr. G. Ivancovich and Wife;a son, ~ eR rc THE RELIABLE, Aes LJ . . . THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. H SMITH, HS by pnrsuing a policy of fait dealing : become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It bas boen conducted with a view t5 profit the proprietor, as well ay tive the’public satisfaction -' None but — The Best Class of Goods . re kept on hand, they are soll at cost, rs Ik is not claithed that 1 Renee nes ee reasonable margin Is soughv for, but no Cy prices are chareed, e stot of * ; i GR&CERTIES, CASE GOODS; _* CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LiQuoRs. ETc. ~ is constantly kept complete. P ha N. B.—This'isno Cheap John Establishment, ¥, H. SMITH, ? Coniiueréinl St., opposite Transtript Oifide. ’ For City Assessor,S. L@NG is a candidate for re-elecVY, tion for City Assessor at the conling’ election, first Monday in May, 180, ap21 NEVADA THEATRE. * . B¥iday and Saturday Evenings,. April 28d and 24th, — A i ats }. M. Walling, Pres, R. E. Robinson, Treas. . W. -Crawtord, Sec.-H. D. Parr, Stage Man’r a —Pion Boucicault’s ‘Great Moral Drama, infive Acts, entitled the: Streets SNew York As originally performed at Wallack’s Theatre, New York City. Magnificent New scenery, — Elegant Siage Properties, Rich Costumes. HIS PLAY will be produced ona scale of ‘grandeur never before equalled by any dramatic representation’ witnessed fn’ theState outside of San Francisco. The best histrionic talent.of the mountains has volunteered for the oecasion. A full String and Reed Orchestra, haa heen specially. practices for this great event. Admission—@allery, 76eents. _Parquette, 50 cents. “Reserved Seats ean bé@had at W’ D. Vinton’s Brug Store on and after the, 22d without extra charge. ane “3 ant THE BEST PLACE. 5 TRE BLAND MAN, Him purchased the establishment on Commeretal street, o ite Coe’s shoe store, heretofore owned by Fred Wilkinson, _ Road Commissioner smith Speaks. sixteen squares on the iron wall, has placed in charge as Business Manager, Says the-Tuscarora ‘Times-Review, about it.” ae ‘There is $1,000 reward for a solu. ese . have recently received Russell’s.new +H = _ Eprron Trayscrrrr: Ihave obpon. 9 ane HA, Pink aad t i, ERASTUS BOND, machine. for extracting. aud saving permeate q Served that our local papers, have reediaa ti pee poe we y Gocco Pace lige keep in store the largest and finest the gold ant silver left’ in tailings, be Fk Freemén !!! cently found a great deal of fan't {his chest-with his hand, ere ies and are erecting the same in the} All dissatisfied politicians, and al] . With the county, roads, and more esa “s Saag: ican é 0 ‘; gtlch'below the Gtand Prizs ‘htt: . oth} ‘persons who are in favor of . Pecially the one leading to San Juan. . fe omen hes 3 ‘They expect to havedt in operation Sand Lot agitation, who are in favor i beg of yon. to, stop and think of the . eat oan AAdicied. 32 eRing Tobaceo, wets ts Relior eta a oad appatatas,-eousisty . of a hoodlum thob ruling San Fran: . cause of this mud, for that is all the . perated Outbursts ig thus reported Confectionery, ethic ing of afi amalgamator and concen. d8¢6, who desire to turn this govern~. S0urce of trouble. ‘Pray tell me who by the Manchester r::*‘Jinethe'd Fruits Nuts trator, is worked by hand, and it is ment .over to workingmen who will'. is to blame. J{ damiot care how ofpee Si ag SPS, dark so ag Bat * te claimed that the two willsave whag. not work,” who are'in favor of de-. ten you use the words ‘‘horrible,” hidden, but he'll jine it. gees * Faney Goods» .ctn, ever:there is worth saving in the fying the Constitution of the United ._ terrible, ” “unprecedented,” or pedgumnoaldizet upa society to burn te be fond in Nevada City, allOF" which tailings or dirt “passing thropgh . States, “who “ar@! in favor ‘of double . “Shocking,” but when you sling ; his go eg oe = rag Will ho wold as a thane, eas eos ash as eergres PB ; : ; s as he could gag in, "if he ha » © LOWER RATES » ‘them » Pheiparty have in the neigh jtaxavion, who are in favor of driving bebiaes gtigyizar Such words *S . pay to get in, "Re'd go all the suddeii. Than any other house can after, ap7 borhaod Saaeeed pansiren tons of tail. all capital and ‘corporations out of . “shameful’.and “disgraceful,” thereer,” : ne : ings, with which they. Propose to] this Nbwtg “who' believe ‘ths Re by ‘casting tupleagan’ reffécti A Bisa ets RiP Spl yaes co ; cline colt ny grt ee eve the RepubP See ee 08 fe te a a ‘sabehtitnemmbckingos i . cit fare Of,, goverament.d faiure, . M¥e0l, {ther teal very areeh ag] Corres ia said by Dr. Guillasge of . ° For City Marshal, soa oe Mite Tower Decline’, © } who are in favorof keeping Kearney . though I could ‘send. the little red. . the French navy to ba ae 8 at Set ok isi hk Lind aes Out Of jail, who are in favor of blus. stocking-man—a left-hander and ver. He gives to adults two or three} }@1 aN is “announeed be: his To THe REPOsLICAN Nomrnatexc . ter bug! afraid to fight, ‘and all who . chuck yos undér the chin. Da extable-apoontuls of strong black coffee item bmce of Marti aaa am if nie ota Crrv—f oan use jaw in advoc vey of-the above rela more ‘hard ‘ seuse: and wait eae ae Garage op bl ' EBlectio ays Mi vi, een aps aving no in the mornin, Tt saditi nded to . #4 the rains stop and the mud dries . one © tea-spoon of claret or . " that Iwas ‘hduiidated by ‘you for feiton #r® hereby command to . ellthe ra when I propose to pas ail . Bargundy wine The be eat oF , was “hé ted by “you for . assemble at the G ft . up ile, propose to pu gen : : F be City Trustee, ‘and not having th oS the Court House on. Sat: my roads in as good shape as _the. fect is immediate, A little lemonade or City arshal. neovesary time to attend to the du, . “"UaY DiBHE und toreast theie'vote for Eopecially gp eommand will allow. }@r-citrate of magnesia should be giv. ‘glee ad ties of said thee, I here fo tl Ren ‘anything to beat! tlie Américan gov: Fapesialiy do T intend to then repair on daily, and after a while quinine, : i dash alee . ya ec ine. said nomination. __ ernment, and herein fail not at your Psi — ot visti i the . mers , i ay e: a Ae i os ee Le eee ours dra A, b, Tower. i ae: ip r : os e i ‘es . .“ ING is ma 1 ? y, ee eR perl, ee . W.H, Ssurg. ‘money in mining stocks. — es hoe al peg alA Alvi _ Whart er? ed dep’ Wn ja Gras Nev., ‘The . Valley for aC drying = ~-has-bee _the.wez Muel existe The schools sequen “tious a ~ gion, 4 o'clock A sp ~~ Fellows _ next M ~gslebrat The tra o'clock : ~. Peter _ North § Hill, ¥1 ing was mains V ‘for int Mitchel red, Peal Were Gauge . wood f ‘present, roads -he as to pri porting, reagonal ie} Bakke Narrow load ait gan affo ‘ cord. I and our pay ten they wo “ab even Accor nal Com rain fell ing at § ing, mak the .grez corded . April, has fale: day mor: 53.42 las period, De: John Bohanna San Frar of about, teka in ¢ several ] Bay. “TY to Grass are burie, _ Ceased w; ©. Moran Qua All bu! in this di: ~ shut dow. to the we the impo: the roads hoisting : fuel, and. ate chang will have gether fo) a Recor The fol] in the Co the Week . factions of . tikes, 1 9 deeds, 1 Tl of action, Certificate Ment, 1 be 1 homeste, The foll day "thang art Fo Poy hc Recegs ¢

: ‘beyond. = The D aily, Granseript, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. een sareumamentennnaniens Thureis}"April 224, 1880, , Perils of Snowshocihg.Last. Sunday Judge Robinson left this city on horseback for the purpose of making his customary week‘ly visit to. the True Biue drift teen feet of heavy snow lay on, the claim, eighteen miles east, in which he owns an inteyest. “On reaching “Srystal Springs the suow got 0 deep that he had toedismount and Jead his horse to: Quaker Hill, four thiles ‘dey ‘Arriving ‘at’ the ‘latter plice he learned that a party had! or moderated.” ee gE om THE GREAT STORM. from Every ven. ts Gover and Falla ing Bridges—Marysville still Sate; . ) ‘Stut in Great Danger—Mooney Fiat ‘The storm that has’ been ‘prevalling throegh this section for three days past has been an exceptionally severe one. It had been snowing inj Sessantly in altitudes a dittle higher Marchi 28th Thomas Warren, ah employe at the Ironclad mine, stab‘bed George Albert, his foreman;. ‘An aceount of tlie affray* was published in the columns of this paper at the time, and it was substantially as‘fol. "lows: Albert and Warren got into a difficulty about an old board_ bil) which Warren was said to be owing a hotel keeper in this city. Warren an this city, until from four to fifground. —Phe higherstreams-did not begin to. raise much. till Tuesday night, although Deer creek was booming several hotirs sooner on account of the ‘rain in this. section, Early yesterday morning the: weatheoine dowa on snowshoes some-time! pores City.--The mountain streams: ““efore, aud left them about half a ‘mile from the camp." The Judge left -his horse’ ‘an@* overcoat, and shoes, Strapping them on, he proeoode] toa: point. fourmiles from,. any human habitation, go .faras he: knew, whetr one of the straps broke. With,a string or.a handkerchief he’ could readily have repaited the damage, butvthete was nothing of the: kind in. his pockets, He. was—seri-. ~ ously contemplating. tearing a portion. of his: shirt inte:shreds and braiding them:into a strap,-when it. occurred ¢o him that while passing over theroute last summer he had. ‘noticed. @. candle box, containing. a miner’s lacation notice, nailed to a tree,that was half # mile fsem where he stood. — Striking off at right angles from the direction thus far traveled, he dragged bis limbs along, wading when p¥acticable-in a ditch. _ that-pursyed: theright ‘course, Wien £ the ‘water got to running too rapidly, he stepped into the snow at the sido, and pushed his way'through it. Finally the trea was found. He approached it with great trepidation, knowing that if the box was not still there the «chances weré %8n to one that he wasa ‘‘goner” lated td earthly thing. away the drift from the tree. was found. Wit agit did before he found,that.¢ 80. far ag re He took one of the'gnowshoes and. shoveled After going down@several feet, the box a stone from the bottom of the di he knocked it to pieces, gag some of the nails out, and repaired tha” broken shoe, — after which he proceeded without trdable. He reached the mine in an exhausted -Sandition, heving-beex several hours . yesterday, that Marysville was over‘on the ways. Ho “says Death never tho eye bo¥, and the.only wonder is that his diate hair did not turn gray -as-a result of the indescribable agony -of uncer. tainty he lingered {h for ‘an hour or "Tie: Sudge does’ not Know it even yet, but the factithata fam-. ily live within about. twenby) rods of the ‘spot where his shoe broke. Their ‘house’ was hiddet from his, view by a hilly and in going after the ‘eandle box he went in au opposite . sion of! all work “iu -removing the . ‘direction. . lt Mr. Smith on the Warpath, Our.excellent fellow-citizety faithful Supervisor and energetic Road Commissioner, in another column takes exceptions to the ‘ahtthemas that have récently been heaped upon the bottomless depths’ of _the: Wagon road between this city and San n, and gives*é-gcod-natured war-whdop a8 & Warning that-there is'a point’ beyond which submission -ceases to bea virtue, So far as the Taran. SCRE is concerned, ‘all “Who read carefully know that whilé ‘thé fin: passable condition .of said road: has been frequently deplored of late in language that Truthful James would not, blush at, we have at the same time expressed a faith ‘that Mr. Smith would, with the coming of fair weathe, at once begin niaking the negédsary repairs, The reubsuradee: to that effect contained in his com: munication only Sery@s 6. still. further.strengthen us “ine that Opividn. Notwithstanding @ lack of “hard sense,” we know as well as anyone that work of any kind Oa, the roads ques-’) that mud js, an article tha$is gni@dd ko unrestricted abuse at any time of the year and under’ all circhinstances,. at present is entirely ut of the tion. We be ieve, however. ‘and we propose to abuse it as nich: a Se -, FE aD * ee Strike in the Deg dwoed.It {8 reported els of the te usual, with geod indications, we Li ' that*withid “tWo or three days a ehute of very good ore has bee developed in the Upper levgood mine.) Operations,on . the lower levels. continue a tioy of things: will justify, were ‘soon.higher than had been } known before for years:. ’ Marysville et nee who had come to Nevada, and had got utter the influence of liquor, re-. turned to Rough and Ready, andmeeting Albert at Schroeder’s Hotel’ commenced abusing him. led to blows, and during the melee. ‘Warren stragk= Albert several blows with a knife. The wounds -werd at, _ Pelton’s Mining Biif. Mr: Felton’s mining bill having} beoome a law, we give it in full for the information of our readers. It for the Directors of any mining g¢orpération'to sell, Jease, mortage, or} otherwise dispose of the who'e or any part of the mining ground owned or held by such Corporation, nor to purchase or’obtain in any way any additional mining ground unless such act be ratified by-the holders of at Jeast two-thirds of the capital stock of such corporation. Such ratification may be made either in writing, signed and acknowledged by such stockholiers, or by resolution duly. Words was still safe yesterday morning, but Hit is believed-that-by—thismorning + the damaging effects will begin to be ‘along the large vires ; While: the benefit to be derived from such 4 storm will be of great-value to the hydraulic miners, the damage to the lower.country will doubtless exceed it greatly’ SAround this city numschitetts aud bridges have been . washed vaway in every direction. The bridge on Selby “Flat and theone across Slate creek are both gone, aculvert on’ Washington road gis returns are in from all qvarters ‘a long list will be thé result, Matt. Daily came through yester-. day with the Nortlpbloomifield stage. ' The road was washed out in séveral! places, being almost impassable just beyond Lake City, and again on the south grade of the Yuba. He says that on Monday night theheaviest snow storm ever known in that section prevailed’.at the Backbone ‘House, the drifts in some places. being twenty-five feet deep. . Lhe stage horses, which-bad been titken up: the day before by the mail carrier were snowed in, and great difficulty was experienced in shoveling an outlet for them. Matt will take the mail to Bloomfield in a buggy this morning, The Marysville stage Aeft ‘Grass ha passengers, but és yet nothing has been heard from them, No doubt they have camped-out, creeks being unfordable, x ooh A report was’ ounbent in this city Pe flowed, Such however was not 'the case. At lla. M. the river stood 13 . feet 8 inches arid rising. "No immelate danger is apprehended, unless Brown's grade gives way. Everything possible “is being done to save near Oroville ,is rising rapidly. The. C. P. railroad is blocked Eastern bound trains ‘are weaiting at Alta and western bound trains at Ttackee and Summit. The storm Was soseVere as to cause the suspenblockade Tuesday. night, ; At. Downieville-and Forest City there is 8 fect of snow; Mountain House, 10 feet; Kureka 13 feet. At since 11a. M. Tuesday. The South, Middle cnd North Yubas are rising rapidly: It “is raiaing up to Blue Canvon and spowing above, The telegraph reports that Mooney Flat was flooded Tuesday night,damaging two or three dwellings, Noth: ing deflaites @ be ascértained, however, , Pianket#,asia Miner, taf Mr. -T. ©. Plunkett (ex-Connty* Clerk of Nevada county) and cthers, in, Wh last. RAS aa Qn Monday an inquest was heldat by Coroner Hugs, when the following testimony, was elieiéed— John E.' Schroeder being, sworn, said: Albert was stabbed. Jom Waxren-and George Albert’ had trouble. . . Warren said ‘stop here you s——h,” and grabbed him with his left hand. j Albert rephed,;~but 1-conld: not um washed out, and by the time definite . derstand. « ‘The chiched,:.-.. ; threw Warren L left the room and went in another room; Albert came to the door of . the room I was. ini, I left tat room and went into thedin through the kitehen.inained a moment and heard a noise. WhenT returned I saw the deceased lying-in front of the steps, ‘Dr. W.,C. Jones sworn: Three weeks ago, last evening, I was called to attend’ Mr. Albert. He was suffering from three knife the left groin, monia, ry. mou Valley on Tuesday wifh a load of lowing verdict: ‘‘We the Jury find that the ceased, Geor, cool. Grass Valley evident wound in the lung, __ By, Virtue of the testimony the juy. unanimously agreed upon the tol e Albert, came to his . ).. 4: the. mini i death by knife wobndla iptiiptad ayy eating exponent ofthe. mining int Thomas Warren,” Own, yound ing room There I re_ Phat Meteor, ‘first considered serious, but in_a few days the wounded man commenced to improve, andthere was every appearance: of his recovery. Unfortue . nately-he was taker with a” retapse; . and when Dr. Jones called to see him again, -he found Albert in a bad-aon‘. dition, pleufa‘pnéumonia having set, ich caused his death,on Sunday. ot ; nds—one it oneithethok, above right kidney, one between the seventh and eighth rib, in left side, eatering the pleural cavity and wound( ing the lung, causing much hemorrin conflict with this. act are hereby ge both internally and externally, I tind from post mortem examination that deceased died from pleuro-pneuy caused by ‘the At that time called for that purpose. Sec. 2, All stock in ae every.. mining—corporation in this } tre indivi passed at_a_ stockholders’ meeting . each and . to the.cunstitutional said company, in all cases, in the and also in the body of the certificate of such stock:-—--Sec. 3. It shall not be lawful for any such vorporation, ox the Secretary thereof, to close the books: of ‘said corporation moxe than three . days prior to the day of anyelaction. Atsheh elettion the stock of said corporation shall be voted’ by the bonafide owners thereof, as. shown by the books of said 20rporation, unless the certificates of stock, duly endorsed,:-be produced at sch’ election, in which casesaid certificates “Shall be deemed the highest evidence of ownership thereof, and the holder thereof shall be entitled to Vote the . . same, ot Senge Sec. 4, All acts and parts of acts ‘using it, —— Wedded Love—A True was repealed. Pa . Sec, 5. This act shall take from-and after its passage. . her of bon effect He forgot for a momen A Chance te Make Moncey. aching forever. The San Francisco Daily Stock Report, which is well Known as the . 404 loving wife. ne Sixtydustry on this Coast, in its. issue of} the 19th instant says: 4 Nevada county; in this State; 7g 1 80R8 and-daug der the same ‘sorrows of ‘or the last two years‘or more you have doubtless noticed,” re‘marked a gentleman who dropped into the ‘I'RaNscRrpr office yesterday, ‘‘tha't a brilliant m&teor or asteroid has been and. still is traveling : around our little planet, and causing it_should it! go, TheFeather_river . no: little Sensation and flatter ‘by its erratic moveniciits, It"is “naw the focus of all eyes, and an object of no Astronomers have gazed at itssavang talked about it, angl.the whole Ohwicized world: seribbled about it. . Yeti still remains a profound mystery, and to all-appearances is. governed by ao known law except the law of gravity. just taken a good look at it through @ mammoth glass, and takepleasure Camptonville it has been raining:. in assuring ithe weak and ‘shaky, ed> pecially of this whole Vihkee na. tionyrthat al will: be wll, The little joker will strike, but not hard, and present indications are shat tt w{ll light ‘about; Galerig—# and careful calcu'ations point to General Grant’s farm—when its wanderiiigs'will be at! an end, will mother earth. embrace it, old women aud children ery-over it, and half the nation slobbér over haps the -gtédt? Gérham or some other aticient £68il will write a book little anxiety, —— it. I have one of the best quartz-thining secga nearer any tious for private enterprise that we know of‘on the Coast. Ther’ are hundreds of small’ quartz veins there that wilt pay a liberal profit on the working. The ores are lew grade,

but there is plenty of water and fuel, labor and Supplies are cheap and the ore is very easily worked and reducible without expensive or elaborate process, There are now lying idle in that seetion a large number of eligibly located quartz veins, ‘and they are idie simply ‘because their . owners lack an insignificant amount of capital with which to work them, “Many can be bought for a song, and with the expenditure of a few thousand dollars can be made _first\class investments, ~The maguitude . of silversmining and mining stamKeep } Petes in other localities have detracted attention from this, one of they most promising mining fields for individual enterprise that existiy ‘go far'as ktiown to men who. have made astudy of mining resources: of'the Pacific Const; When © the big schemes have dropped eut..of sight, the little, but protitable quartz mines of Nevada couuty may come into notive.” them so many, years ago. bed of his still loved spend the day on the wall. 8 SG, a 8 9. 4. Give-me some water, 13, 15,14," Oh, my @od what shall I do? Then. breakdown, Per‘(For Boys Wie Use Fotueco. The Call preaches a wholesome. sermon in af editorial reference to the’ results of a habit that ig so prevation of boys: Race 3 “A physician made test cases of thirty-eight boys, from nine to sixteen, who had been inthe habit of smoking, and in twenty-seven of the thirty-eight he found,obvious injarious effects. In thé femaining eleven the consequences were not’ so _pronounced, but it hy no meats followed thatthe seeds of premature debility Were pot sown.” ‘Tlie impairment ofnervous force, which inevitably . -results-frem: the use ef tobacco, “inet take one form er another, according; ; tendencies of . Of the most 3 Batibner Truckee gray-haired man — that dead; thatthe old hones. had done: ‘Sixty-four years had she walked by his side, a’ true four’ years! Just think of it in this age of divorce. Sixty-four-years had they dwels unlife; er rejoiced in the prosperity of their hters, and now she has . 5 . “Sree ] BER ‘ SI TS et, An Indiana girl who sued for 4 breach of promise, found all het love letters confronting her in Court, and rather than have the jury know that she spelled it “mairy”” for Marry “4 ; POSS Bye oer. *‘harte” for heart, and “hapie” Pd reads as follows: es: . falent in California as to _ threathappy, sbpl withdrew Hg So BSectionl. It will not ‘be lawful . en the ruination of the rising gemer. You man; @ee the Poikt? Save {7 OUF Jove letters, . < . et ae . Westcriay s Arrivals a¢ THE UNION Hor, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 = ee Sagols Naffsizes, Proprietor, * a ? C M Crocker city M McCutchan. city A Hedges Simrteville. H Hill city W.Yoa NH . A Whelpley Paradieg D kennedy Marysuilt WLendtigan Siniarts y __ Al Hayward San Fran rden New '%.W Cromwell New Yer LN Hartang: nied Ruply aty € Hadentelet San FraYesterday's Arrivals a¢..__. -State-shall stand-in the —-books~ of }common-and prominent effects is they — impairment of growth. This is a misnames of the real ewners. of such . fortune from which there ig no remestock, or in the name of the Trustees . y‘The system may _ be cleansed of such reatown@rs; but in every case . 474 purified, after having arrived at whire stich stock shall stand in the . @atdrity, but the human structure name of a Trustee, the party for . C@unot be ast to Srowing again if: de. " whom he holds such stock in trust. Selopment Js arrested in_ the_ latter shall be designated upon such books, . Years of the growing period, Many boys,do not know. the consequences of-their habits, and others, with the disregard of future penalities peculiar to the boy period, donot care. what the consequences may be sothat their . present pleasure isenhanced, There are but few boys, however, who would remain insensible to a peals totheirreason and to their pride in manhood, It is. better as a rule, to convince a boy that the use of tobacco is injurious, ‘than simply to convince him tha®physical’ chastisement will follow his being caught > Incident. “Make the bed easy, Mr. B., said old Unele Abe to tie undertaker, who reparing a cotlin for his wife. "Mala the bed soft and easy, for are tender and soft, and a hard Bed will hurt them.” togethNo wonder he forgot. Her loving hands had go long cared for him, for he had been the feebler of the two. “Until death.do us part,” ‘said th marriage service that had unitec Death had parted them, bat the love—stitt-snr=tvived. Tenderly had he cared for her all these years, and now tenderly did he watch the making of the last ‘wife. bravely fated: the stor of life with her by his side, but now thet oshe, was gone he could uot live, and in. a few days they lait him by her side, «~New Orleans Pigayune. He had --A Warning to Others.The wretched victim of the “Hit. teen” puzzle, who hag been in a madman’s cell in’ Erie, shut: u Pesn? chalking out the game When Visited. by a reorter,;-he cried: ‘‘Ho! ho! hal ha! Thace it at last! Ohtthank God, I. ” can do it+13, 14, 15.Let.me out— . Wheke's: my children? Tit cut’ém into 15 blocks—1, ‘2 43 wretches,— in heaven, Hatha! ha! She's a daisy! She's a darling!” and then the demented man began to dance a “See here,” he ex. claimed, beckoning to the reporter, “Pll show you how'to solveit,” drew a’nail from his pocket, and lifting his manacled and bleeding hands over his head, and traced out He THE RATIONAL HoTEr,. 2 UP REVADAcITY, can; i Chas. FE, Pewrson, Proprietor, W Rebickrosonsacr N Doivelns eit JCoombs. R&R TE Robinson San Fran. FP sebultz San Franci Madison Grasg, Val HM Samuelson city’ W Priese tity” bn per A‘ Grass Vailey;‘Aptil: 19,2880, to Dr. G. Ivancovich and Wife;a son, ~ eR rc THE RELIABLE, Aes LJ . . . THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WM. H SMITH, HS by pnrsuing a policy of fait dealing : become one of the Solid Institutions of Nevada City. It bas boen conducted with a view t5 profit the proprietor, as well ay tive the’public satisfaction -' None but — The Best Class of Goods . re kept on hand, they are soll at cost, rs Ik is not claithed that 1 Renee nes ee reasonable margin Is soughv for, but no Cy prices are chareed, e stot of * ; i GR&CERTIES, CASE GOODS; _* CROCKERY, Etc. WINES, LiQuoRs. ETc. ~ is constantly kept complete. P ha N. B.—This'isno Cheap John Establishment, ¥, H. SMITH, ? Coniiueréinl St., opposite Transtript Oifide. ’ For City Assessor,S. L@NG is a candidate for re-elecVY, tion for City Assessor at the conling’ election, first Monday in May, 180, ap21 NEVADA THEATRE. * . B¥iday and Saturday Evenings,. April 28d and 24th, — A i ats }. M. Walling, Pres, R. E. Robinson, Treas. . W. -Crawtord, Sec.-H. D. Parr, Stage Man’r a —Pion Boucicault’s ‘Great Moral Drama, infive Acts, entitled the: Streets SNew York As originally performed at Wallack’s Theatre, New York City.. Magnificent New scenery, — Elegant Siage Properties, Rich Costumes. HIS PLAY will be produced ona scale of ‘grandeur never before equalled by any dramatic representation’ witnessed fn’ theState outside of San Francisco. The best histrionic talent.of the mountains has volunteered for the oecasion. A full String and Reed Orchestra, haa heen specially. practices for this great event. Admission—@allery, 76eents. _Parquette, 50 cents. “Reserved Seats ean bé@had at W’ D. Vinton’s Brug Store on and after the, 22d without extra charge. ane “3 ant THE BEST PLACE. 5 TRE BLAND MAN, Him purchased the establishment on Commeretal street, o ite Coe’s shoe store, heretofore owned by Fred Wilkinson, _ Road Commissioner smith Speaks. sixteen squares on the iron wall, has placed in charge as Business Manager, Says the-Tuscarora ‘Times-Review, about it.” ae ‘There is $1,000 reward for a solu. ese . have recently received Russell’s.new +H = _ Eprron Trayscrrrr: Ihave obpon. 9 ane HA, Pink aad t i, ERASTUS BOND, machine. for extracting. aud saving permeate q Served that our local papers, have reediaa ti pee poe we y Gocco Pace lige keep in store the largest and finest the gold ant silver left’ in tailings, be Fk Freemén !!! cently found a great deal of fan't {his chest-with his hand, ere ies and are erecting the same in the} All dissatisfied politicians, and al] . With the county, roads, and more esa “s Saag: ican é 0 ‘; gtlch'below the Gtand Prizs ‘htt: . oth} ‘persons who are in favor of . Pecially the one leading to San Juan. . fe omen hes 3 ‘They expect to havedt in operation Sand Lot agitation, who are in favor i beg of yon. to, stop and think of the . eat oan AAdicied. 32 eRing Tobaceo, wets ts Relior eta a oad appatatas,-eousisty . of a hoodlum thob ruling San Fran: . cause of this mud, for that is all the . perated Outbursts ig thus reported Confectionery, ethic ing of afi amalgamator and concen. d8¢6, who desire to turn this govern~. S0urce of trouble. ‘Pray tell me who by the Manchester r::*‘Jinethe'd Fruits Nuts trator, is worked by hand, and it is ment .over to workingmen who will'. is to blame. J{ damiot care how ofpee Si ag SPS, dark so ag Bat * te claimed that the two willsave whag. not work,” who are'in favor of de-. ten you use the words ‘‘horrible,” hidden, but he'll jine it. gees * Faney Goods» .ctn, ever:there is worth saving in the fying the Constitution of the United ._ terrible, ” “unprecedented,” or pedgumnoaldizet upa society to burn te be fond in Nevada City, allOF" which tailings or dirt “passing thropgh . States, “who “ar@! in favor ‘of double . “Shocking,” but when you sling ; his go eg oe = rag Will ho wold as a thane, eas eos ash as eergres PB ; : ; s as he could gag in, "if he ha » © LOWER RATES » ‘them » Pheiparty have in the neigh jtaxavion, who are in favor of driving bebiaes gtigyizar Such words *S . pay to get in, "Re'd go all the suddeii. Than any other house can after, ap7 borhaod Saaeeed pansiren tons of tail. all capital and ‘corporations out of . “shameful’.and “disgraceful,” thereer,” : ne : ings, with which they. Propose to] this Nbwtg “who' believe ‘ths Re by ‘casting tupleagan’ reffécti A Bisa ets RiP Spl yaes co ; cline colt ny grt ee eve the RepubP See ee 08 fe te a a ‘sabehtitnemmbckingos i . cit fare Of,, goverament.d faiure, . M¥e0l, {ther teal very areeh ag] Corres ia said by Dr. Guillasge of . ° For City Marshal, soa oe Mite Tower Decline’, © } who are in favorof keeping Kearney . though I could ‘send. the little red. . the French navy to ba ae 8 at Set ok isi hk Lind aes Out Of jail, who are in favor of blus. stocking-man—a left-hander and ver. He gives to adults two or three} }@1 aN is “announeed be: his To THe REPOsLICAN Nomrnatexc . ter bug! afraid to fight, ‘and all who . chuck yos undér the chin. Da extable-apoontuls of strong black coffee item bmce of Marti aaa am if nie ota Crrv—f oan use jaw in advoc vey of-the above rela more ‘hard ‘ seuse: and wait eae ae Garage op bl ' EBlectio ays Mi vi, een aps aving no in the mornin, Tt saditi nded to . #4 the rains stop and the mud dries . one © tea-spoon of claret or . " that Iwas ‘hduiidated by ‘you for feiton #r® hereby command to . ellthe ra when I propose to pas ail . Bargundy wine The be eat oF , was “hé ted by “you for . assemble at the G ft . up ile, propose to pu gen : : F be City Trustee, ‘and not having th oS the Court House on. Sat: my roads in as good shape as _the. fect is immediate, A little lemonade or City arshal. neovesary time to attend to the du, . “"UaY DiBHE und toreast theie'vote for Eopecially gp eommand will allow. }@r-citrate of magnesia should be giv. ‘glee ad ties of said thee, I here fo tl Ren ‘anything to beat! tlie Américan gov: Fapesialiy do T intend to then repair on daily, and after a while quinine, : i dash alee . ya ec ine. said nomination. __ ernment, and herein fail not at your Psi — ot visti i the . mers , i ay e: a Ae i os ee Le eee ours dra A, b, Tower. i ae: ip r : os e i ‘es . .“ ING is ma 1 ? y, ee eR perl, ee . W.H, Ssurg. ‘money in mining stocks. — es hoe al peg alA Alvi _ Whart er? ed dep’ Wn ja Gras Nev., ‘The . Valley for aC drying = ~-has-bee _the.wez Muel existe The schools sequen “tious a ~ gion, 4 o'clock A sp ~~ Fellows _ next M ~gslebrat The tra o'clock : ~. Peter _ North § Hill, ¥1 ing was mains V ‘for int Mitchel red, Peal Were Gauge . wood f ‘present, roads -he as to pri porting, reagonal ie} Bakke Narrow load ait gan affo ‘ cord. I and our pay ten they wo “ab even Accor nal Com rain fell ing at § ing, mak the .grez corded . April, has fale: day mor: 53.42 las period, De: John Bohanna San Frar of about, teka in ¢ several ] Bay. “TY to Grass are burie, _ Ceased w; ©. Moran Qua All bu! in this di: ~ shut dow. to the we the impo: the roads hoisting : fuel, and. ate chang will have gether fo) a Recor The fol] in the Co the Week . factions of . tikes, 1 9 deeds, 1 Tl of action, Certificate Ment, 1 be 1 homeste, The foll day "thang art Fo Poy hc Recegs ¢