April 25, 1875 (4 pages)

. The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAl, «= Lotal Brevities, The Record-Union will hereafter teach this city at.4 o’clock P, ., Change of Railrosd ‘Time. About two weeks ago, A Wanberre.—We received the ‘we. stated} usual call -from the person’ about: on infermation received from Col. whom the following appears in the “THERE are times when ‘the py'se’ lies Jow in the bosom, and beats -up ly in the veins; when the spirit slaps ‘the sleep that knows no wak-REPUBLICAN STATE CON. VENTION. —_— The Z th U . thereby being several hours in ad-/ fax, that the Railroad time table’ Grass Valley Union of yesterday: ing. Je ™ i of ey: eee be Sicesme Coleiainies, Mat Hepnbtien Apt nadie sclees or oa ellipcacackeae te SS RS { '° < of { the oth . would be ckanged this. month, and . -Sam: Hazlitt isa prititer; he is . ¥indow shutters are closed and the . 4) r75. vance any © eé.other papers. . hung With th il ETAT 8 a A 95 1878. 1 doors hung With the invisille -crape . ~ The Tx1ox RePuprican voters. of ae = unday, April. We received acall from Mr. D, Ho-. the cars would arrive at Colfax three . wandering printer. He is known.a! . of melaticholy.; when we -wish the . State of Californivare requeééted to choos. gins the agent, yesterday. He has/ hours eatlier-in the morning. Many . over this coast as ‘The Pilgrim.’’} golden sunshine pitchy darkness, Gh sin City” of Shcransento) our sovekea aA SOE NOELLE COSA 7 SSRIS SNS SS i tr ‘ " :. mude afrabgen ents so that the pa-. of our exchanges copied the article’ He never stays in any one place} jee are very hati 7, a clouds . the 10th day of. JUNE, 1875, kn the purpore The Bad Faith. . i .ei.{ Where no ciouds he 118-15 @) of nominating ¢ andidate stor STaTE officers, eg se codataies aon ade . per will reach here at the'time stat-. from the Transcript,” whereat “the . more than two or three days, work . state of sickness: where physic can . and for the transaction of such other busi. There'w The affairs of Louisiana bave been; . wiose desiring early. news. Record-Union came eut on the sab-. ing at his trade merely for the pur-/}. thrown to the dogs, for we Wil] . B€Ss-as shall come. bezore sajd Convention, soubor ise 3 jeplorable state for years. and 22 x The apportionment of delegates is ng 3h a deplorable state for y ’ should subseribe for the Record Un-. ject and stated that there would be pose of getting money énoxgh to pay . have none of is. What shall raise} ponows: the spellin are still unsettled. Democrats _ ae a . no change in the time-table, and the! for his beer, and with which to pay/ tbe sleeping Lazarus?, What shall ——— i, Bie aey . idee ie ES 4 appeased” wiai shle ; : é gui RIDING fo S ce bias ‘ 0. 99 claimed that the trouble all resulted Notice will be found “esewkere of . statement was made without antbor-}his expenses to the next printing) ake the gine? ge lag 1 ime 7 GanRenites a tad ‘from tarpet bag rule; that upprinci. atice will be found eise a8 , 7 i and the pulse dance.to it thro Aiea 8 San Kernardino. 2 ants fort , rnd tha May-partyto—be. given.-by_Mr. ity. It is true we did not make the . office. Until yesterday morning we the myri alls in Qu Guleveras—e : ~> first grize or a +¥OA AVCLaR ects “fire pled dénmagogies trom the North: fe ifiittigton at the Skating’ Rink. He . “statement by authority, nevertheless . had not seen the Pilgrim for four . house of life? What shall make -the . foluss.:.. 3. San Francisco. 7g . and the thi 2 r Ws . " t . . Contra Costa.,. 5 Ss ) sehen ah cmeere alae is making preparations for a ‘grand jt was true. That paper of yesterday . long years. Somehow, the day be-. sun kiss the gtd ie ager for } per oiNee 1--San Lapoty spa. nounced fi { < 3 as x ‘ miness, . = E ssesecres Ls 3 btealhutiesmin ve apd he 6 pase and impo aa = efile and we pred 16t . . confirms what we stgted’ and does it . fore peony. So saa tie a * auachow iin pie ae sae 1 Wanita Bart bara. er, comme} 9 uted the honest: an npricht f a at ae ; ine 1e : ; BNO. neces ese anta Ba Dara. ’ aticel b ard that hie were the largest_ crowd ever -assemb! ed . “by authorit) It says: ‘A new coming. We felt itin the air. -He . );, ght music, love and flowers? Love 8 Sunta Clara. all at cac eiieens f mere = there, will be present on tie evening . time-table has been issued by the . ‘arrived,-in accordance with vur pre-, itselé—tethe great ‘stimulant—the a a >-and-all-ber fastifiable in retaliating. in avy _—) of the first of May: Mittington knows . Railroad-Company, which goes into . ;mouition. Hazhtt3 is —a —character. . most intoxicating of aloes perae 3.) Seo ee se ae pan ner the 3 i 4 = t a8 5 is7a (iSkiyOU.s.00., j z ¥ Saw “1 : -Grantand hi ‘how tomake such part ties ‘attract ive, . effect on the 26th instant. It makes . Fite has “visited every town on the jon oe at iy ahig Tos Angeles. 9 Solsho. 3 16 three last-s inions, according to their version, . scented: j er = ans sR ES! Stasi ie in It iaell tee § t Bs) ' 2 “a as-to-the running F StOFe, Whatever they Say THe COUN . wetter 4--Honemesieoccrer tt Nolen 373 have been attempting -for the “past. ana De Mariposa .<., 3, Stanislaus. .0.0.,; 3 tie h he Aib nost brilffant @ver civen here . of trains, and the following mention . printing office, and of course has terfeit isin the, maret; but the . jyendocino 4 -ntter 3. 3 ‘ley. It b € ¥ les 5 sc, : ; ; +o a four years is ome ° at t : I es) é . lof their arrival and ‘departure from . passed throug +h many places . which , winged ged is not a money abeagetan . rib ee or ee ees : 3 that tae . ee = s ’ velv F TUAOO FE S66 i neieee 1 po i Goan pean 2 at the peopie he — sea Ta . The town bas rae panies ; . Sacramento will be of interest_to the are not blessed with the press. He May deat Roeper aes Bicigt it Perea ee Ei PMAGEO Sc ire sce ce O words > ‘ “ ‘ens aes — as ml has-been oad od y en ~ during the 8 WE . than =f as for} . public. At 5:30 a. xt. (Sundays ex-; knows every printer on the coast by stimulints. The stimulants we wse, pont PPEY vey eeeeee : Toolwmne. bathe oe lala te { v e when+ ae ; NSp8 oo se sagees ees 6 Vertue ..5. cea akan ae aie apn Sr a number of mouths, ee: q cepted), an accommodation” tru in. name as well as by face, and is_like. but require the use of more. © Men . Nevada. = nd desi eae ea a 6 curred“in ee ong: . tant Gas z 53 +Piaeercrs river Farba up as. an outraged an ply wr imporian: Guses.were being tried iu Marysville and Red Blaw, wise acquainted With almost every” tty to drown the foating tread or s i . ed class. _Onthe—other -hand, the Court, There are agarge D number cf their sowis in the wine cup, but the . . County Committees will make provision nouncer . i eae teati ‘nas ‘ b b connecting at Roseville © Junction . man connected with the newspaper corpses will rise. “We Bee their faces . . in their respective Cauutics tor the election thought “ . its adherents w me, We pre--). “s ; 2 . s aE @ pane Fa € s 2 ippo ‘ Ac RR ra ari o . “age strangers here, pen 6 ie a peeks fe points between that) busibess. Hecame to this coast jy the bubbles: The intoxication of . l pas castes in accordance with said apporthis te ae eee tha aes & * the sume, to visit a first class ping station and. Truckee, whieh latte ifrom F 7enusy Vania, but ‘from what? ‘drink sets the world Whirlihg again, “The committer recormmend tHe Toraw-” eae wisi ave been ) ame.ior > . . eg as a test: * ’ uc ave bee ae ‘. town. . place will be reached at 5250-#, x. . particular spot’we do not know: We and _ Pag playing. —i Pat cokes es the Haake: sikiviced! ‘ous : ‘<a Mr exisiing state of affai rs, aut recen — We ani dessien tha it_B.-B. Bittle 2 /Atg rt M. the overland immigrant . do not ko ow whea he cante.”’Four sie, and ihe t songhae “gavoping— vat . Wee » the restoration ti » power of the Demidrs ie : events go, to prov é their asse rtions: ved all hi t the fast clock runs down the soon er, . *crativ Party, and intend to act: in good spelling mn =e t= The Wheeler ¢ompromi j has arranged all his bariness mat-. train . (freight ‘and accommodation), . years ago Hazlitt went back to the . snd the nnnatural stimulation only . “feith with the Republican Party.” -—short-time 4 eeler €0 } set 5 ° . ee res The » Ce al ito 1@ . UE , a eB EST EES potas. and will have his store . In fall) which now leaves Sacramento at 9:30. Eustern States to make a tour of leaves the house’it’s filled with wildsues asleusiew bois Cul eeaariai cee further prc Gare tie Conee ree 2 er eee. . bist . day_or two. VB ws. will take its departure. At 19} . them. He visited ali the printing ©st révelry, more silent, more’ sa4, . tions be thosen at the same time; and thyt ing that th ity in the Houseby removing g some . } Ti . election yeaterday wnat (dats seo the afte i San“ F q, more: ‘deserted, more dead. There is the Congressional Committees arrange their g. that t of the Radical members or decl ising . ne schoo apt de Mee ERS, OF 28-98 ae [ ee a ee ee ae only ove stimulant that never fails . all for Congressional Conventions, in e~ first prize. ss Ee *@ very. tame ail: air, Mr. “Marsh and . racticable, the San Francisco boas . his pative: place; went all through) —dut uesky over preety there with. ; : them not elected. At the same time LP ' I Wey. uty puts a bive ‘s By order there are s aeons ———— aetaitis Goldsmith were elected to the posi. leaves, touching at.all way ports op . Pennsylvania and New York, and . man, up in bis heart it may be, into WALTER VAN DYEE, t di wee ogreed to sGppert the Metlogg . a se a Ale goo a ie < “as Which the skytark bappiness always} Wst-Surraax, Chairman own, althe Ye eee -;, tion they have so acceptably. filled . the Sacramento river. The express . then went. down Scuth as fat as PP By ae aoe an. one ‘i ompronise,—if goes singing: REEK, —: —_dow Oe ee ees ’ — . the past year. train from the East, now due 1p. xt.,. Mobile. He then turned north, go. “ Secrataries, i tl carried ont by beth parties, would have . ie : ‘ . Ab aged 10:15 4} : ana 9 ee -> ently more au 3 <3 p S360 ! % * settled the troubles there and started! Frank Sp ell, of You Bet, was in. . will arrive at vA. M., zs eave . ing through Mississppi, Tennessee, . ~qyree are more kid gloves sold in than from the State on a eareer—of--peace and! town yesterday. He says‘the party ae san ie via Stoe secre Kentucky 7 lilinois, ee Min . New York than in any other city in SUTTON & BAKER edge .of o 2 y . sent ¢ ¢ ae tates . ‘ b = , prosperity. Batad eooner had the! . $0 be given there fer the benefit of . £5 4. M ‘he express Bids — hesota, Kansas and ot er t ites, . the world. The annual receipts reach 9 sent Palm conservative. majority taken. their . the public school, will be an enjoya. the East will arrive here from San missing but few offices in those . €00:000 dozens ‘a year, making $10,COMMERCIAL STREET, first round seats than they violated their compact; than they ousted four "Besab. lican members so they would have a majority on a joint ballot, and when . . “the time comes can elect a United . States. Senator to succeed Pinchbeck. helt ac ‘tion in’ a measure)! alle Admin. istration, uit the eee there have . for years acted in bad, faith, and} shows why the reconstruct:on meas. i i ! i e3 of the Repuvlican party have not . proved more successful. — It gives . force to the assertions: made in the . . her. in conversation, . ble one and the people will do their . atmost to make all co ufertable who . i attend, Alady and her son were stopped . on the highwuynear_the Pittsbarg . mine, on Wednesday night last, be+ tween 10 and il o'clock, and their . : money demanded of them. . The lady had ever a hundred dollars with . The boy engaged the robbers . in the mean. time the wowan’ dodged out of sight . land ran for her house which -was sbeut a hundred yards distant, and . . aud E eet SIGE ue Fe EE, = SESS ce =e . Republican address of the state Central Committee of this State. Itisa “ed and carried outin Loiisiana, “Wey hate never claimed that Re ‘pub igans . Reardun. there were always right; contrary have: heht that both parties . "are to blame. “Democrats cath deny the assertion after this last move on the political chess board, : 22a U ndaunted. > We can not see How It is hard to discourege ae. managers either of the Union or Central Pacific Railroads. ‘The late freshet onthe Union Pacifie road has been very damaging to the track, and has ‘delayed operations on thewhole line, The compnny has, however, made strenuous efforts to repair damhages, and ‘have about sneceeded in making everything all right again. That company has been, for the past ten days, feeding over six thousand ‘ passengers at their own expense. Freshets on the Union--Pacific or ‘now onthe Central: Pacific has no discouraging effects upon either com. pany, ‘The advantages of the overJand road to this coast are never appreeiated until a temporary delay makes their want felt. There are, it is said, no less than four hundred ‘ears of freight between Omaha and Evanston waiting forthe road to be repaired, and freight cars continue ‘to leave Omaha at the rate of fifty a sday. There is also an immense amount of mail matter delayed for Ww. nt_of transportation, a oe Te San Jose Mercury speaks of Gov. Pacheco's ‘well known affinity with the railroad ring.”’ That’s the thanks Pacheco gets for helping to anake Booth Senator.—Exchange. We have been taking a look around some, and we think we can “;point to some “rings” that haven't got any railroad in -them; and. yet ~can play @ skillful “hand at stéaling, while they keep wpa ery of ““rail= ead, Failrend!"’"—Qakland News. con ‘Tt-has always been the practice.of ‘thieves to cry ‘*‘stop thief,’’ when ‘trying to get away with stolen plunder, We wonder if the land monopolists who have ‘cursed the State for ‘the last ten years do not yelp the Joudest about railroad rings? And has ‘not the Assoviuted Press, which has ‘monopolized the telegraph for years‘howled the loudest of any in the ‘pack. New styles o ‘Brose Garpets with _ Borders, at Goldsmith's. ab ‘. Committee, and orders were drawn . tion of smokers. Johnny always Teached it im fime to save Her money. . ~ The friends of Judge O. P .Stidger, trict, in opposition to, Judge T. B. These friends who are lebat-on the . ; gion are net confined to the Re-. . publican party. Among them are many iufluential Democrats, . John Seeley, fom Findley: and a host of others say they will support the Judge in the Republican convention. ‘We eertainly will add: eur humble ef-4 forts in his behalf for that or any other position within the gift of the people. _ K. Casper is having his store repaired, and will giv@’thé outside a new. coat of paint. Rev. P. Y¥. Cool will-deliver a lecture on intémperance’at the Methodist church this evening, at 7% o'clock, All areinvited to attend. Board of Education. A regular meeting of the-Board of Education was held Saturday, the 24th day of April at the Washington School House; full Board being present, except Mr. Organ. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved, _ On motion, a special meeting was called for next Saturday, to consider the propristy of having an ¢xbibition by the pupils of the Nevada School District, at the close of the school year. The following bills were presented, reported correct. by the Finance for the respective amounts: Felix Gillet, for mulberry trees, $5, G. W. Allen, for labor on school grounds, $26. Jobn Adams, sundries, $10. G. E, Turner, suudries, $15 50. Geo. M. Hughes, desks and doors, $17. ; ~_On motiop, the’ Principal of the Nevada schools was instructed to into “abolish” the “sysiem of having -Monitors during study hours.’ No farther business appearing, Jourd adjourned until wales Muy Ist, 1875, _ Fresh Goods, -. Johnny Jack is receiving a fresh, choice stock ef fruits, nuts, candies and cigars at bis stand on Pine street. He has thenew ‘‘Elaine’’ aud Pullman Palace Car brands of cigars, to which he invites the attenkeeps a fine stock of goods. He is ‘obliging to eustomers dnd sells at j chi tinge has been tnade in the runPacific Railroad. . to the reduction of* officers’ salaries. form all the teachersin the district Francisco at 2:40 p. M., and Jeave . . for the East at 3p. M@. The Califorbia and Oregon express “train, from Marysville, Red Blu and. Redding, which now arrives here at 12:45 p: M., Will get in at 10:15 a.m, and) will leave.on its return at 3:10 P.M. At 10 p. st. an accommodation and . freight train wilteaveSaerémente . . for Stoc kton and San Francisco. No . ning of trains over ,the California ———_— Oo H Poor E ‘There i is ‘much tal l the administration of State and matter of regret that there can not) are determined to run him for Dis. county government, to all of whica be more conciliafory measures adopt: . trict Judge of the Mth dudicial Dis-. we agree except that which relates! We think the prices paid for the services of county officials in particular, are none to great, and in fact not enough to pay competent men to fillthém. ‘An able, upright man, with good business qualifications can always secure a larger salaty than is now ~paid— officials, That is the only kind of men wanted in office. There-are—handreds of men who would gladly accept the offices at half the salary now paid, but that kind of men are not wanted. We believe it to the best interests of the county and people to pay liberally for valuable services, The loss resulting from the blunders of the incompetent and the peculations of ‘thé dishonest will always overbalance the difference paid in the:price of their services. Elect able men, pay them well, and keep them in office when they preve themselves fitted for it; is our motto, Denimer's . Soda, : Deamer’s ‘soda man _ appeared among the attaches of this office ‘Yestarday, with a full box of soda bottles, each ons-being plumb full of the best soda water made in. the State. Deamer makes none but.the best article, and bas a monopoly of the trade in this county. Custom. ers-will be supplied regularly hereafter in this city. We can safely recommend the beverage to all, and believe its use will be more beneficial than the ‘wine in the cup when it is red.”’ Odd Fellows’ Celebration. There will be a grand time to-morrow at Grass Valley, at the Odd Fellows’ celebration. The attendance from every part of the county Oustomah lody’ are going, gpd representatives ‘from nearly all the lodges of the county will be present. Rov. Geo. R. Davis will deliver the oration in the M. E. Church. A poem will be délivered, a collation served, and in the evening there will be a grand ball. Settled with the State. ~ County Treasurer, E. P, Sanford, went to Sacramento this week and settled with the State, paying in $1,983 47, and there was received from the State, for the support of common acheols j in the county, $31,452 08, 1 Comuaitteas will be large. :The Encampmentand States. He thinks the Pacitic coast: furnishes the best tramping, ground . ; of any of them, and he will probably . tramp out his Jife-under these genial . . skies, He left us yesterday — after. “day afternoon to go up and see the . boys‘of the Nevada Transcript of. ficé, Hazlitt is truly the ‘‘Wandering Jew’ of the typographical tribe, Republican County Central Committee. The following pérsons coustitute the’ Republican County . Sentral 500,000 paid aundally by New York, merchants for this one article. e Hinnxy Rowland and Miss Kate Harris were. married in-the Good! Templars’ Hall at Vallejo on aanaeel day evening. BSc viser ere “Tae Kern County Courier says they have employment for at ‘least a thousand sober, industrious men that county. : in a A sTONE mortar was unearthed last NEVADA CITY, CAL., AVING just received a Large and Choice Stock of —@ HE GROCERIES, : PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, _ WHEAT, «dy CORN, BRAN, etc., Truckee—J. V. foun, W. C. Richmond. Nevada—O. D. Campbell, E. P. MarseHus,A.H.Parker,D: E. Bell. Bridgeport—V. G. Bell, H.: O. Hiscox. ° Little York—B. F. Snell, W illiamson Barker. Washington —T. B. ores Eureka—H. Atwater. Bloomfield—A. A. Smith. “Grass Valley—-J.-P. Stone, F.G. Beatty, 8. H. Dille: = —_— —_so es -— Roll of Honor. ~~ The following pupils are on the roli of-henor in the 2ud Primary school for the month ending April 23rd; Miss Kate Edwards—teacber: Emma Sims, Willie Plunkett, Lawrence Nihell, Alice Crawford, Tommy Mooney, Louis Aumer, Willie Worthington, Grant Quigley, Tenie Plunkett, Johnnie Nilon, Susie Casteel, James: Hutchinson, Daw. Donnelly, Albert Hartman, Johuny Richards, Frank Porter, George Nivens, Dan Rich, Mamie Jack, Jennie Taylor, Lulu Beardan, Emil Ott, Emma Cook, Joe Baruh, Walter Herzinger, Willie Coughlin, Josie Kelly, Harry Barker, saan sh aasaac Altte Gray. ¢ “Improvements . Ea Geo. S. Hupp is going to make extensive additions and improvements on his house on Main street. Workmeh will commence on Wednesday the present one, and when completed, it will add greatly to the appearance of that part of town. & Trinity Church. Full services to-day at the usual hours. Sunday school immediately after morning service. Seats free. Public invited. Geo, R. Davis Saale. ‘Congregational “Charch, .Rey. J. Sims will preach at the Congregational Church this morning and evening. Subject in the evening: ‘‘Durk clouds made bright.” one Tury have a ‘‘freak of nature’’ at Visalia in the shape of a young chicken with four legs, four wings, two necks, one head, and two bodies, which are joined together by the breast bones. — THR vineyards in the vicinity of Anaheim . are coming ont finely, and jow prices, Give him a call, t ° < < os PA OTS SANA nn ER RA PEP TN EIR NEED rae na give promise of an ubundant crop. Bo ns to erect a main building in front of . “week ‘by —_ suey on — t It must have becti a os vasskout. aa . of an extinct race. SRS in ae Tax sheep men of Ventura and Los Angeles counties are removing their stock to g greener pastuies in the interior. THE California Brewery at Marysville was burned on the .21st.Loss . $8,000; insurance $5,550, JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, : PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, I ee to inform the public that I am ow in receipt: of a fresh importation of Chuvice HAVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, including the ‘velebrated brands, ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of all kinds, which will be sold Lcueresieg or retail, FRESH FRUITs, Of all descriptions, such as, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, “ete., Will be’ xept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES! CANDIES! . At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, — Always on hand at the lowest rates, ar JOHN JACK, GRAND MAY PARTY . ! MAY QUEEN, MAY POLE DANCE, And GRAND FLORAL MARCH, Y ONE HUNDRED B one 2 AND FIFTY Pv. . Millingten's Dandie: Classes, Will take’ Place at the SEATING RIN K, SATURDAY EVENING MAY ast. Dancing from 8 to 12 o'clock, Dimensions of Hall, 50 by 105 feet, Plenty of room for everybody, All are invited. ~« . Tickets of admission, 50 cents each for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, Gentlemen, #1 00. og eS S.J. MILLINGTON, ol 0. R. M, se i. ME meets THURSDAY FVENIN Syery. Odd Felloxs’ Hall. Nevaas’ their Wigwam P.M H. C. McKELVEX ches" at § o'clock, a Elaine and Pulman Palace Car. . . WYOMING TRIBE, . b AGED EEE es OF RED amd-Delivered Free of Charge. SUTTON & BAKER. Nevada City, February 9th, 1875 FLOWER SEEDS. GRASS SEEDS. : CHOICE BULES. CLOVER SEED. : _ ALPALPA, ONION TOPS. . SWEET CORN. Wholesale and Retail at PRESTON’S COUGH. CANDY, Afiords immediate relief to sore ae TRY ‘IT. E. M. PRESON, Wholesale and Retail si and Beeds : man. N. W. corner Broad ink Pine Streets, Wood RANCH FOR SALE. JIVE MILES NORTH OF NEVADA. t Contains 200 acres of land; 50 acres under fence, 20 acres in hay, and 4 acres: eeeded in alfalfa. There is a house of 6 rooms on the premises, two good barns, a chicken house and other out-buildings, There is on the place, One Hundred Apple Trees in full bearing; Five Hundred Grape: Vines, and other small fruits. All the above described property will be sold for { $1,000. ‘Title, possessory. Apply to A, ISOARD & OO. Nevada, April 21, 1875, . FOR SHERIFF. MUSE GARVER is hereby announced 48 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada'county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. apl3 FOR CITY. 'Y ASSESSOR. s. ae is hereby announced @ 45 & candidato for re-election to the cfiice of City Assessor, Eleetion, May $d. 1875, aps . FOR CITY. MARSHAL. Pi ppcete B. GRAY is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the ore’ of City Marshal. Election, » Ordinance . No. 56. An ordinance; to basonieted ordinance No. 4TS Trustees of Nevada City do ordain’ . that Section No. 6, of Ordinance No. 4 be amended tc read: as follows: The Treasurer of Nevada City shall receive, asa compensation for his. services One and oné-balf (1%) per cent: upon al moneys, except the Fire Fund, disbursed y him. This Section shall not be so.construed a8 to entitlethe Treasurer to any percentage on are paid over to bis successer. ea Unt LUTTE, Pre ident, f CLU } A. H. Hiaws-x, pit \e SEFUES: SAT Al our Goods are Warranted, ZS GARDEN SEEDS. -— lessly stru Repente(a ina heap. on solemn T.-C ‘Penti(e)co on critis(e ed a seat i forester w: Hupp, blur Miss Ann , asunder, . tom on oct _two seas _(. the otber. _ equally sin has at leas not only tk everyone i 2 er matches -There-is on Faulkn track, to-d made ther _ Vided for ¢ are fond o: presume y ly hour.: ———~ “221UCa ‘ The larg the finest stock, anc Ready Ma and Shoes, Furnishin; vada City Francisco this comin Casper, co: streets, Latest N Slippers! Kasper’s, Nevada There w Royal Are evening, A) of work, , requested t Companior ap24.2¢ at! History ' those scien advance th Progressive age all the And thus s} perity, and give this ‘Se. ~ to-have in t due to the: to become t 80 extensiv. Temedied . . Historical ¢ history; sol. Rot fail to ¢ Strawbe _ A. Rosent now in : strawberries

. The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAl, «= Lotal Brevities, The Record-Union will hereafter teach this city at.4 o’clock P, ., Change of Railrosd ‘Time. About two weeks ago, A Wanberre.—We received the ‘we. stated} usual call -from the person’ about: on infermation received from Col. whom the following appears in the “THERE are times when ‘the py'se’ lies Jow in the bosom, and beats -up ly in the veins; when the spirit slaps ‘the sleep that knows no wak-REPUBLICAN STATE CON. VENTION. —_— The Z th U . thereby being several hours in ad-/ fax, that the Railroad time table’ Grass Valley Union of yesterday: ing. Je ™ i of ey: eee be Sicesme Coleiainies, Mat Hepnbtien Apt nadie sclees or oa ellipcacackeae te SS RS { '° < of { the oth . would be ckanged this. month, and . -Sam: Hazlitt isa prititer; he is . ¥indow shutters are closed and the . 4) r75. vance any © eé.other papers. . hung With th il ETAT 8 a A 95 1878. 1 doors hung With the invisille -crape . ~ The Tx1ox RePuprican voters. of ae = unday, April. We received acall from Mr. D, Ho-. the cars would arrive at Colfax three . wandering printer. He is known.a! . of melaticholy.; when we -wish the . State of Californivare requeééted to choos. gins the agent, yesterday. He has/ hours eatlier-in the morning. Many . over this coast as ‘The Pilgrim.’’} golden sunshine pitchy darkness, Gh sin City” of Shcransento) our sovekea aA SOE NOELLE COSA 7 SSRIS SNS SS i tr ‘ " :. mude afrabgen ents so that the pa-. of our exchanges copied the article’ He never stays in any one place} jee are very hati 7, a clouds . the 10th day of. JUNE, 1875, kn the purpore The Bad Faith. . i .ei.{ Where no ciouds he 118-15 @) of nominating ¢ andidate stor STaTE officers, eg se codataies aon ade . per will reach here at the'time stat-. from the Transcript,” whereat “the . more than two or three days, work . state of sickness: where physic can . and for the transaction of such other busi. There'w The affairs of Louisiana bave been; . wiose desiring early. news. Record-Union came eut on the sab-. ing at his trade merely for the pur-/}. thrown to the dogs, for we Wil] . B€Ss-as shall come. bezore sajd Convention, soubor ise 3 jeplorable state for years. and 22 x The apportionment of delegates is ng 3h a deplorable state for y ’ should subseribe for the Record Un-. ject and stated that there would be pose of getting money énoxgh to pay . have none of is. What shall raise} ponows: the spellin are still unsettled. Democrats _ ae a . no change in the time-table, and the! for his beer, and with which to pay/ tbe sleeping Lazarus?, What shall ——— i, Bie aey . idee ie ES 4 appeased” wiai shle ; : é gui RIDING fo S ce bias ‘ 0. 99 claimed that the trouble all resulted Notice will be found “esewkere of . statement was made without antbor-}his expenses to the next printing) ake the gine? ge lag 1 ime 7 GanRenites a tad ‘from tarpet bag rule; that upprinci. atice will be found eise a8 , 7 i and the pulse dance.to it thro Aiea 8 San Kernardino.. 2 ants fort , rnd tha May-partyto—be. given.-by_Mr.. ity. It is true we did not make the . office. Until yesterday morning we the myri alls in Qu Guleveras—e : ~> first grize or a +¥OA AVCLaR ects “fire pled dénmagogies trom the North: fe ifiittigton at the Skating’ Rink. He . “statement by authority, nevertheless . had not seen the Pilgrim for four . house of life? What shall make -the . foluss.:... 3. San Francisco.. 7g . and the thi 2 r Ws . " t . . Contra Costa.,.. 5 Ss ) sehen ah cmeere alae is making preparations for a ‘grand jt was true. That paper of yesterday . long years. Somehow, the day be-. sun kiss the gtd ie ager for } per oiNee 1--San Lapoty spa. nounced fi { < 3 as x ‘ miness, . = E ssesecres Ls 3 btealhutiesmin ve apd he 6 pase and impo aa = efile and we pred 16t . . confirms what we stgted’ and does it . fore peony. So saa tie a * auachow iin pie ae sae 1 Wanita Bart bara.. er, comme} 9 uted the honest: an npricht f a at ae ; ine 1e : ; BNO.. neces ese anta Ba Dara. ’ aticel b ard that hie were the largest_ crowd ever -assemb! ed . “by authorit) It says: ‘A new coming. We felt itin the air. -He . );, ght music, love and flowers? Love 8 Sunta Clara.. all at cac eiieens f mere = there, will be present on tie evening . time-table has been issued by the . ‘arrived,-in accordance with vur pre-, itselé—tethe great ‘stimulant—the a a >-and-all-ber fastifiable in retaliating. in avy _—) of the first of May: Mittington knows . Railroad-Company, which goes into . ;mouition. Hazhtt3 is —a —character. . most intoxicating of aloes perae 3.) Seo ee se ae pan ner the 3 i 4 = t a8 5 is7a (iSkiyOU.s..00., j z ¥ Saw “1 : -Grantand hi ‘how tomake such part ties ‘attract ive, . effect on the 26th instant. It makes . Fite has “visited every town on the jon oe at iy ahig Tos Angeles.. 9 Solsho. 3 16 three last-s inions, according to their version, . scented: j er = ans sR ES! Stasi ie in It iaell tee § t Bs) ' 2 “a as-to-the running F StOFe, Whatever they Say THe COUN . wetter 4--Honemesieoccrer tt Nolen 373 have been attempting -for the “past. ana De Mariposa ..<.., 3, Stanislaus. .0.0.,; 3 tie h he Aib nost brilffant @ver civen here . of trains, and the following mention . printing office, and of course has terfeit isin the, maret; but the . jyendocino 4 -ntter 3.. 3 ‘ley. It b € ¥ les 5 sc, : ; ; +o a four years is ome ° at t : I es) é . lof their arrival and ‘departure from . passed throug +h many places . which , winged ged is not a money abeagetan . rib ee or ee ees : 3 that tae . ee = s ’ velv F TUAOO FE S66 i neieee 1 po i Goan pean 2 at the peopie he — sea Ta . The town bas rae panies ; . Sacramento will be of interest_to the are not blessed with the press. He May deat Roeper aes Bicigt it Perea ee Ei PMAGEO Sc ire sce ce O words > ‘ “ ‘ens aes — as ml has-been oad od y en ~ during the 8 WE . than =f as for} . public. At 5:30 a. xt. (Sundays ex-; knows every printer on the coast by stimulints. The stimulants we wse, pont PPEY vey eeeeee : Toolwmne. bathe oe lala te { v e when+ ae ; NSp8 oo se sagees ees 6 Vertue ....5. cea akan ae aie apn Sr a number of mouths, ee: q cepted), an accommodation” tru in. name as well as by face, and is_like. but require the use of more. © Men . Nevada. = nd desi eae ea a 6 curred“in ee ong: . tant Gas z 53 +Piaeercrs river Farba up as. an outraged an ply wr imporian: Guses.were being tried iu Marysville and Red Blaw, wise acquainted With almost every” tty to drown the foating tread or s i . ed class. _Onthe—other -hand, the Court, There are agarge D number cf their sowis in the wine cup, but the . . County Committees will make provision nouncer . i eae teati ‘nas ‘ b b connecting at Roseville © Junction . man connected with the newspaper corpses will rise. “We Bee their faces . . in their respective Cauutics tor the election thought “ . its adherents w me, We pre--).. “s ; 2 . s aE @ pane Fa € s 2 ippo ‘ Ac RR ra ari o . “age strangers here, pen 6 ie a peeks fe points between that) busibess. Hecame to this coast jy the bubbles: The intoxication of . l pas castes in accordance with said apporthis te ae eee tha aes & * the sume, to visit a first class ping station and. Truckee, whieh latte ifrom F 7enusy Vania, but ‘from what? ‘drink sets the world Whirlihg again, “The committer recormmend tHe Toraw-” eae wisi ave been ) ame.ior > . . eg as a test: * ’ uc ave bee ae ‘. town. . place will be reached at 5250-#, x. . particular spot’we do not know: We and _ Pag playing. —i Pat cokes es the Haake: sikiviced! ‘ous : ‘<a Mr exisiing state of affai rs, aut recen — We ani dessien tha it_B.-B. Bittle 2 /Atg rt M. the overland immigrant . do not ko ow whea he cante.”’Four sie, and ihe t songhae “gavoping— vat . Wee » the restoration ti » power of the Demidrs ie : events go, to prov é their asse rtions: ved all hi t the fast clock runs down the soon er, . *crativ Party, and intend to act: in good spelling mn =e t= The Wheeler ¢ompromi j has arranged all his bariness mat-. train . (freight ‘and accommodation), . years ago Hazlitt went back to the . snd the nnnatural stimulation only . “feith with the Republican Party.” -—short-time 4 eeler €0 } set 5 ° . ee res The » Ce al ito 1@ . UE , a eB EST EES potas. and will have his store . In fall) which now leaves Sacramento at 9:30. Eustern States to make a tour of leaves the house’it’s filled with wildsues asleusiew bois Cul eeaariai cee further prc Gare tie Conee ree 2 er eee. . bist . day_or two. VB ws. will take its departure. At 19} . them. He visited ali the printing ©st révelry, more silent, more’ sa4, . tions be thosen at the same time; and thyt ing that th ity in the Houseby removing g some . } Ti . election yeaterday wnat (dats seo the afte i San“ F q, more: ‘deserted, more dead. There is the Congressional Committees arrange their g. that t of the Radical members or decl ising . ne schoo apt de Mee ERS, OF 28-98 ae [ ee a ee ee ae only ove stimulant that never fails . all for Congressional Conventions, in e~ first prize. ss Ee *@ very. tame ail: air, Mr. “Marsh and . racticable, the San Francisco boas . his pative: place; went all through) —dut uesky over preety there with. ; : them not elected. At the same time LP ' I Wey. uty puts a bive ‘s By order there are s aeons ———— aetaitis Goldsmith were elected to the posi. leaves, touching at.all way ports op . Pennsylvania and New York, and . man, up in bis heart it may be, into WALTER VAN DYEE, t di wee ogreed to sGppert the Metlogg . a se a Ale goo a ie < “as Which the skytark bappiness always} Wst-Surraax, Chairman own, althe Ye eee -;, tion they have so acceptably. filled . the Sacramento river. The express . then went. down Scuth as fat as PP By ae aoe an. one ‘i ompronise,—if goes singing: REEK, —: —_dow Oe ee ees ’ — . the past year. train from the East, now due 1p. xt.,. Mobile. He then turned north, go. “ Secrataries, i tl carried ont by beth parties, would have . ie : ‘ . Ab aged 10:15 4} : ana 9 ee -> ently more au 3 <3 p S360 ! % * settled the troubles there and started! Frank Sp ell, of You Bet, was in. . will arrive at vA. M., zs eave . ing through Mississppi, Tennessee, . ~qyree are more kid gloves sold in than from the State on a eareer—of--peace and! town yesterday. He says‘the party ae san ie via Stoe secre Kentucky 7 lilinois, ee Min . New York than in any other city in SUTTON & BAKER edge .of o 2 y . sent ¢ ¢ ae tates . ‘ b = , prosperity. Batad eooner had the! . $0 be given there fer the benefit of . £5 4. M ‘he express Bids — hesota, Kansas and ot er t ites, . the world. The annual receipts reach 9 sent Palm conservative. majority taken. their . the public school, will be an enjoya. the East will arrive here from San missing but few offices in those . €00:000 dozens ‘a year, making $10,COMMERCIAL STREET, first round seats than they violated their compact; than they ousted four "Besab. lican members so they would have a majority on a joint ballot, and when . . “the time comes can elect a United . States. Senator to succeed Pinchbeck. helt ac ‘tion in’ a measure)! alle Admin. istration, uit the eee there have . for years acted in bad, faith, and} shows why the reconstruct:on meas. i i ! i e3 of the Repuvlican party have not . proved more successful. — It gives . force to the assertions: made in the . . her. in conversation, . ble one and the people will do their . atmost to make all co ufertable who . i attend, Alady and her son were stopped . on the highwuynear_the Pittsbarg . mine, on Wednesday night last, be+ tween 10 and il o'clock, and their . : money demanded of them. . The lady had ever a hundred dollars with . The boy engaged the robbers . in the mean. time the wowan’ dodged out of sight . land ran for her house which -was sbeut a hundred yards distant, and . . aud E eet SIGE ue Fe EE, = SESS ce =e . Republican address of the state Central Committee of this State. Itisa “ed and carried outin Loiisiana, “Wey hate never claimed that Re ‘pub igans . Reardun. there were always right; contrary have: heht that both parties . "are to blame. “Democrats cath deny the assertion after this last move on the political chess board, : 22a U ndaunted. > We can not see How It is hard to discourege ae. managers either of the Union or Central Pacific Railroads. ‘The late freshet onthe Union Pacifie road has been very damaging to the track, and has ‘delayed operations on thewhole line, The compnny has, however, made strenuous efforts to repair damhages, and ‘have about sneceeded in making everything all right again. That company has been, for the past ten days, feeding over six thousand ‘ passengers at their own expense. Freshets on the Union--Pacific or ‘now onthe Central: Pacific has no discouraging effects upon either com. pany, ‘The advantages of the overJand road to this coast are never appreeiated until a temporary delay makes their want felt. There are, it is said, no less than four hundred ‘ears of freight between Omaha and Evanston waiting forthe road to be repaired, and freight cars continue ‘to leave Omaha at the rate of fifty a sday. There is also an immense amount of mail matter delayed for Ww. nt_of transportation, a oe Te San Jose Mercury speaks of Gov. Pacheco's ‘well known affinity with the railroad ring.”’ That’s the thanks Pacheco gets for helping to anake Booth Senator.—Exchange. We have been taking a look around some, and we think we can “;point to some “rings” that haven't got any railroad in -them; and. yet ~can play @ skillful “hand at stéaling, while they keep wpa ery of ““rail= ead, Failrend!"’"—Qakland News. con ‘Tt-has always been the practice.of ‘thieves to cry ‘*‘stop thief,’’ when ‘trying to get away with stolen plunder, We wonder if the land monopolists who have ‘cursed the State for ‘the last ten years do not yelp the Joudest about railroad rings? And has ‘not the Assoviuted Press, which has ‘monopolized the telegraph for years‘howled the loudest of any in the ‘pack. New styles o ‘Brose Garpets with _ Borders, at Goldsmith's. ab ‘. Committee, and orders were drawn . tion of smokers. Johnny always Teached it im fime to save Her money. . ~ The friends of Judge O. P .Stidger, trict, in opposition to, Judge T. B. These friends who are lebat-on the . ; gion are net confined to the Re-. . publican party. Among them are many iufluential Democrats, . John Seeley, fom Findley: and a host of others say they will support the Judge in the Republican convention. ‘We eertainly will add: eur humble ef-4 forts in his behalf for that or any other position within the gift of the people. _ K. Casper is having his store repaired, and will giv@’thé outside a new. coat of paint. Rev. P. Y¥. Cool will-deliver a lecture on intémperance’at the Methodist church this evening, at 7% o'clock, All areinvited to attend. Board of Education. A regular meeting of the-Board of Education was held Saturday, the 24th day of April at the Washington School House; full Board being present, except Mr. Organ. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved, _ On motion, a special meeting was called for next Saturday, to consider the propristy of having an ¢xbibition by the pupils of the Nevada School District, at the close of the school year. The following bills were presented, reported correct. by the Finance for the respective amounts: Felix Gillet, for mulberry trees, $5, G. W. Allen, for labor on school grounds, $26. Jobn Adams, sundries, $10. G. E, Turner, suudries, $15 50. Geo. M. Hughes, desks and doors, $17. ; ~_On motiop, the’ Principal of the Nevada schools was instructed to into “abolish” the “sysiem of having -Monitors during study hours.’ No farther business appearing, Jourd adjourned until wales Muy Ist, 1875, _ Fresh Goods, -. Johnny Jack is receiving a fresh, choice stock ef fruits, nuts, candies and cigars at bis stand on Pine street. He has thenew ‘‘Elaine’’ aud Pullman Palace Car brands of cigars, to which he invites the attenkeeps a fine stock of goods. He is ‘obliging to eustomers dnd sells at j chi tinge has been tnade in the runPacific Railroad. . to the reduction of* officers’ salaries. form all the teachersin the district Francisco at 2:40 p. M., and Jeave . . for the East at 3p. M@. The Califorbia and Oregon express “train, from Marysville, Red Blu and. Redding, which now arrives here at 12:45 p: M., Will get in at 10:15 a.m, and) will leave.on its return at 3:10 P.M. At 10 p. st. an accommodation and . freight train wilteaveSaerémente . . for Stoc kton and San Francisco. No . ning of trains over ,the California ———_— Oo H Poor E ‘There i is ‘much tal l the administration of State and matter of regret that there can not) are determined to run him for Dis. county government, to all of whica be more conciliafory measures adopt: . trict Judge of the Mth dudicial Dis-. we agree except that which relates! We think the prices paid for the services of county officials in particular, are none to great, and in fact not enough to pay competent men to fillthém. ‘An able, upright man, with good business qualifications can always secure a larger salaty than is now ~paid— officials, That is the only kind of men wanted in office. There-are—handreds of men who would gladly accept the offices at half the salary now paid, but that kind of men are not wanted.. We believe it to the best interests of the county and people to pay liberally for valuable services, The loss resulting from the blunders of the incompetent and the peculations of ‘thé dishonest will always overbalance the difference paid in the:price of their services. Elect able men, pay them well, and keep them in office when they preve themselves fitted for it; is our motto, Denimer's . Soda, : Deamer’s ‘soda man _ appeared among the attaches of this office ‘Yestarday, with a full box of soda bottles, each ons-being plumb full of the best soda water made in. the State. Deamer makes none but.the best article, and bas a monopoly of the trade in this county. Custom. ers-will be supplied regularly hereafter in this city. We can safely recommend the beverage to all, and believe its use will be more beneficial than the ‘wine in the cup when it is red.”’ Odd Fellows’ Celebration. There will be a grand time to-morrow at Grass Valley, at the Odd Fellows’ celebration. The attendance from every part of the county Oustomah lody’ are going, gpd representatives ‘from nearly all the lodges of the county will be present. Rov. Geo. R. Davis will deliver the oration in the M. E. Church. A poem will be délivered, a collation served, and in the evening there will be a grand ball. Settled with the State. ~ County Treasurer, E. P, Sanford, went to Sacramento this week and settled with the State, paying in $1,983 47, and there was received from the State, for the support of common

acheols j in the county, $31,452 08, 1 Comuaitteas will be large. :The Encampmentand States. He thinks the Pacitic coast: furnishes the best tramping, ground . ; of any of them, and he will probably . tramp out his Jife-under these genial . . skies, He left us yesterday — after. “day afternoon to go up and see the . boys‘of the Nevada Transcript of. ficé, Hazlitt is truly the ‘‘Wandering Jew’ of the typographical tribe, Republican County Central Committee. The following pérsons coustitute the’ Republican County . Sentral 500,000 paid aundally by New York, merchants for this one article. e Hinnxy Rowland and Miss Kate Harris were. married in-the Good! Templars’ Hall at Vallejo on aanaeel day evening. BSc viser ere “Tae Kern County Courier says they have employment for at ‘least a thousand sober, industrious men that county. : in a A sTONE mortar was unearthed last NEVADA CITY, CAL., AVING just received a Large and Choice Stock of —@ HE GROCERIES, : PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, _ WHEAT, «dy CORN, BRAN, etc., Truckee—J. V. foun, W. C. Richmond. Nevada—O. D. Campbell, E. P. MarseHus,A.H.Parker,D: E. Bell. Bridgeport—V. G. Bell, H.: O. Hiscox. ° Little York—B. F. Snell, W illiamson Barker. Washington —T. B. ores Eureka—H. Atwater. Bloomfield—A. A. Smith. “Grass Valley—-J.-P. Stone, F.G. Beatty, 8. H. Dille: = —_— —_so es -— Roll of Honor. ~~ The following pupils are on the roli of-henor in the 2ud Primary school for the month ending April 23rd; Miss Kate Edwards—teacber: Emma Sims, Willie Plunkett, Lawrence Nihell, Alice Crawford, Tommy Mooney, Louis Aumer, Willie Worthington, Grant Quigley, Tenie Plunkett, Johnnie Nilon, Susie Casteel, James: Hutchinson, Daw. Donnelly, Albert Hartman, Johuny Richards, Frank Porter, George Nivens, Dan Rich, Mamie Jack, Jennie Taylor, Lulu Beardan, Emil Ott, Emma Cook, Joe Baruh, Walter Herzinger, Willie Coughlin, Josie Kelly, Harry Barker, saan sh aasaac Altte Gray. ¢ “Improvements . Ea Geo. S. Hupp is going to make extensive additions and improvements on his house on Main street. Workmeh will commence on Wednesday the present one, and when completed, it will add greatly to the appearance of that part of town. & Trinity Church. Full services to-day at the usual hours. Sunday school immediately after morning service. Seats free. Public invited. Geo, R. Davis Saale. ‘Congregational “Charch, .Rey. J. Sims will preach at the Congregational Church this morning and evening. Subject in the evening: ‘‘Durk clouds made bright.” one Tury have a ‘‘freak of nature’’ at Visalia in the shape of a young chicken with four legs, four wings, two necks, one head, and two bodies, which are joined together by the breast bones. — THR vineyards in the vicinity of Anaheim . are coming ont finely, and jow prices, Give him a call, t ° < < os PA OTS SANA nn ER RA PEP TN EIR NEED rae na give promise of an ubundant crop. Bo ns to erect a main building in front of . “week ‘by —_ suey on — t It must have becti a os vasskout. aa . of an extinct race. SRS in ae Tax sheep men of Ventura and Los Angeles counties are removing their stock to g greener pastuies in the interior. THE California Brewery at Marysville was burned on the .21st.Loss . $8,000; insurance $5,550, JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, : PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, I ee to inform the public that I am ow in receipt: of a fresh importation of Chuvice HAVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, including the ‘velebrated brands, ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, Of all kinds, which will be sold Lcueresieg or retail, FRESH FRUITs, Of all descriptions, such as, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, “ete., Will be’ xept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES! CANDIES! . At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, — Always on hand at the lowest rates, ar JOHN JACK, GRAND MAY PARTY . ! MAY QUEEN, MAY POLE DANCE, And GRAND FLORAL MARCH, Y ONE HUNDRED B one 2 AND FIFTY Pv. . Millingten's Dandie: Classes, Will take’ Place at the SEATING RIN K, SATURDAY EVENING MAY ast. Dancing from 8 to 12 o'clock, Dimensions of Hall, 50 by 105 feet, Plenty of room for everybody, All are invited. ~« . Tickets of admission, 50 cents each for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, Gentlemen, #1 00. og eS S.J. MILLINGTON, ol 0. R. M, se i. ME meets THURSDAY FVENIN Syery. Odd Felloxs’ Hall. Nevaas’ their Wigwam P.M H. C. McKELVEX ches" at § o'clock, a Elaine and Pulman Palace Car. . . WYOMING TRIBE, . b AGED EEE es OF RED amd-Delivered Free of Charge. SUTTON & BAKER. Nevada City, February 9th, 1875 FLOWER SEEDS. GRASS SEEDS. : CHOICE BULES. CLOVER SEED. : _ ALPALPA, ONION TOPS. . SWEET CORN. Wholesale and Retail at PRESTON’S COUGH. CANDY, Afiords immediate relief to sore ae TRY ‘IT. E. M. PRESON, Wholesale and Retail si and Beeds : man. N. W. corner Broad ink Pine Streets, Wood RANCH FOR SALE. JIVE MILES NORTH OF NEVADA. t Contains 200 acres of land; 50 acres under fence, 20 acres in hay, and 4 acres: eeeded in alfalfa. There is a house of 6 rooms on the premises, two good barns, a chicken house and other out-buildings, There is on the place, One Hundred Apple Trees in full bearing; Five Hundred Grape: Vines, and other small fruits. All the above described property will be sold for { $1,000. ‘Title, possessory. Apply to A, ISOARD & OO. Nevada, April 21, 1875, . FOR SHERIFF. MUSE GARVER is hereby announced 48 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada'county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. apl3 FOR CITY. 'Y ASSESSOR. s. ae is hereby announced @ 45 & candidato for re-election to the cfiice of City Assessor, Eleetion, May $d. 1875, aps . FOR CITY. MARSHAL. Pi ppcete B. GRAY is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the ore’ of City Marshal. Election, » Ordinance . No. 56. An ordinance; to basonieted ordinance No. 4TS Trustees of Nevada City do ordain’ . that Section No. 6, of Ordinance No. 4 be amended tc read: as follows: The Treasurer of Nevada City shall receive, asa compensation for his. services One and oné-balf (1%) per cent: upon al moneys, except the Fire Fund, disbursed y him. This Section shall not be so.construed a8 to entitlethe Treasurer to any percentage on are paid over to bis successer. ea Unt LUTTE, Pre ident, f CLU } A. H. Hiaws-x, pit \e SEFUES: SAT Al our Goods are Warranted, ZS GARDEN SEEDS. -— lessly stru Repente(a ina heap. on solemn T.-C ‘Penti(e)co on critis(e ed a seat i forester w: Hupp, blur Miss Ann , asunder, . tom on oct _two seas _(. the otber. _ equally sin has at leas not only tk everyone i 2 er matches -There-is on Faulkn track, to-d made ther _ Vided for ¢ are fond o: presume y ly hour.: ———~ “221UCa ‘ The larg the finest stock, anc Ready Ma and Shoes, Furnishin; vada City Francisco this comin Casper, co: streets, Latest N Slippers! Kasper’s, Nevada There w Royal Are evening, A) of work, , requested t Companior ap24.2¢ at! History ' those scien advance th Progressive age all the And thus s} perity, and give this ‘Se. ~ to-have in t due to the: to become t 80 extensiv. Temedied . . Historical ¢ history; sol. Rot fail to ¢ Strawbe _ A. Rosent now in : strawberries