April 29, 1877 (4 pages)

pis _ Of lives! to have his ig Ghe Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAla . Sunday: Agiril 28, 1877. * oe for thie Léve of Christ. Phis may appear a rather blasphefaous heudittg, but if so, we are not fo blame fof it, for the great Russian Peary thé immaculate Czar; the Ohristian par excellence of the world norant serfs @rivén by liquor and religious enthutiasm into the very jaws of death, ousands . BR. B. Morrison, the ptésent City Marshal, isacindidate for re-election, Mortison lite. madé = good Marshal. — 2 Heary P. Sweetland, an old and highly respected Nevada county man, died at San Franciseo last week, . He came to California in 1849, from Memphis, Tennessee, and settled at Sweetland,the town which now bears his name, in ‘1850. All who éver knew Mr. Sweetland will feel sad to Tearn of his decease. He was a genfriend. -The Camden Company,better known as the Carney & Goodspeed, which pristine “the ease, Werclnim that itisan ingad, as he says, all for the church of Obrist. It m $s he-Christ’s Vicar on earth? In Our humble opinion he is neithera oe Otristian nor o frathful man, for he goes to’ battle with the name of the Most High on bis lips and“ murder ofd has the Bussian nation for pra focting Poles and others that refused fo bow their necks in slavery to the Worst autocrat the world’s history ¢télla of! We heard it said last eventng; and by a man of sensey too, _ that the Great Rater oftimes makes fize of poor implements to accom-. lish good ets, That is not 80, or Wit is, the Scriptures ure not true, nd the great First Cause is brought Below the level of humanity. God is worshippéd by the Turks, and faithfully worshipped; but sttong the ignorant Rassiaus such is not fult to the Deity to for # moment suppose, much less to intimate, that Hie, the Almighty, would use the power of such a nation as Rassia to Sieh out a peopte that-worship Him-+ far more and fuithfaly than their ‘@pponents do. After expressing the Py As +o %e may well pause aud shudder at ft Gold Hill News on this subject, we take the liberty of reprinting part of &u editorial in that papar for the édification of our mountain readers. Is thers a man, woman or child in this world who imagines that, Russia @ares anything for the Church of @hrist? Is there a man, woman or éhild who does not know that the Ovar goes into war with the same objects in view which Russia had in’ 4827 and 1856? Audis there @ man, Woman or cbild who caauot see that fiilessoutside aid comes to Russia sho will be whipped more thoroughhy than she was iv the Crimean war? ‘The Ogar Alexander is Known as & remarkably smart man; but smart fuen sometimes fall; and ‘the Czar is. 4ti unfortunate example of this fact. He attempted to bulldoze Europe, 4nd Burope declined to be bulldozed. He had no idea of goingto war in the first place. He was not prepared for it; be is not prepared for it vow. But the gtotind which he occupied Hias forced him into war. He is obliged to fight now, or sink into itter insignificance’ as a European filer, The question which Alexunfer should ask himself is, which fuie is preferable, to sink into utter insignificance «rto be whipped out aitogether by Turkey, as be certainly Will be if he islet alone to fight his Gwn battles. The declaration of war is made, however, and once again the old fmaxim is verified, ‘‘whom the gods Would destroy they first make mad.” She Caur hos become mad, and bas placed himself aud Lis high empire ou the verge of destruction. Ovr . own country will gain by the war, We shall sell our products to both Turkey and Russia. Bat when we #onsider the oceans of blood which tnost flow to give us this advantage, “the cost. Mas. Betis Lynou, of the Ukiah Dispatch, says the ladies should wear both gloves on the streets, and if one Aesires to show her finger rings she should string theim on the neck of a poodle dog and tuke him along. Sense Cox, in bis swing around the South, with a view to making atrength for Speakership, is received + Vety much like Mr. Benjamin Bobbing in the old farce: Everybody is Narprised to find that Leis so swell. u twolight field+pieces; two batteries of Bid guns each, iu position; one of ers HELD FOR. PosTAGR. Higntinoh coluubiads, and © well be asked, what ~ ides the Czar care for the church? age the Carson Tribune . team wasat the depot; they became ““tays: Agreeing so entirely with the ‘to the creek, . Biacg Pom, at the entrance to / fan Francisco bay, is at present de_; detided by seventeen cannon — three ‘ {imooth‘bore fifteensinch guns, which itis intended to line with rifled-sieel; ers, have built a new reservoir at Hunt’s Hill, for the Company. It Covers an area of six-acres of ground, and has a capacity of 1500 inches of water. .Thé regervoir is 22 feet high, 375 feet long, crossing the ‘flat, and buiit of the very best mgterial. rW.J, Organ; of this city, did: the work by contract, and had 35 met employed. They will finish up this week, The pic-nic season is at hand and if-proper arrangeménts are made there will be @ large crowd attend all that may be given. Most people they are obliged to stay all ‘day. a ‘a place between the two towns could be selected-and trains run back and forth at intervals, all could get out for awhile. —_— enjoy the festivities, Storms’ ranch does not fill the bill, as nearly all attest that went to that place last week. A couple of incidents occurred yesterday._morning. and one of them was Very singular. As we heard the story we will chronicle it. Blasauf’s Htiettan in-every respect anda true . cannot afford to go to such places if It would pay the Railroad company better, and more could A wise man 6 dz down and brood over trouble of any kind. 2f you ate vexed with ‘your ‘self or with the warld,,this is HO way, .to obtain satisfaction. Bind yourself employnient that will keep your . mind acti¥e, and dépend upon it, this will force’ oat. nowelcome thoughts.’’ That is sound logis, says the Carson Fribyne. We add to the above advice, never talk sbout the dullness of the times, nor stand about your place of business with . face us long as a main ‘top. bowline; street and commence conversation by stating that if business -does—_not improve you will have to, close. In 4#owned by John McAilis and_ otbLether _words,-keep.a stiff. upper lip . . and go about whistling as though everything went swimmingly. Some men are naturally prone to fret and borrow trouble, but such are never successful aud they are never good ‘Citizens, for they act as marplots to ‘those who endeavor to make the ,. best of everything: Phe harder the times the more need there is for activity aud perseverance. Crying never benefited a business man, but a bright, merry countenance often ‘. you are unable to meet your obligations, go direct to your creditors, inform them of the fact, give them the reason of your inability to come to tithe, and ten to one you wilt gaiv time; but go not to them witb tears in‘your eyes.” There isa great deal in a man making his own happiness and marring it too. The man who can rise superior to adverse fortune it . sla never stop an acquaintanee om the Fan Pattison City ———__— . GK Maguire San Francisco does. If, by press of cireumstances, } er. So we repeat, keepa stiff upper lip, for it is always darkest just will surely succeed sometime or oth: before dawn, and the consolation is that the god of day must show him. self sometinie or others-———--—~ ne l= Tue Fredricksburg Brewery wt of the Sales at the aug i red daily on Santa Rosa Is-} land, their hides being taken off and the bodies thrown into the sea. Wait part of the’ speech is most distasteful to lovers? ‘he third person,HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprfeto». Frepay, April 27th, 1877. W J Miller Marysville . 3 G Hartwell « ity R F Bond, Bos‘on : Paul Shoen an Francisco Fravk Hathaway City Wm Downie ,entennial Mine 3 Dayidsop do J Pascoe Wheatland ~©==——— § Donnelly. City C & Westhold Rough & Ready fy 8 Donshue’ Poormen's Creek WNW Luchsinger Willow Valley Richard Dillon Eureka Miss Flora Downie Downieville John GrisseN Washington A C Cooper City AM Davis & wife Suu 2 rancisco Miss Eleanor Davis do “3 W steinggeer do AE French Bannerville W G@ Morgan Union Hilh HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hote). Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. ___Frepax, April 27th, 1877. . I Jewett City C Ilenfieldt do . J Husa y You Bet — C Bradley Dutch Flat J Dezell V Flume M Leak San Francisco W A Maxwell Chicago § E Storey Blue Tent J F Beckett, Grass Valley: G Kirkham _Yolu Co R Kirkham do O Holbrook City C Oliver San Juan CB Hawley,Col Hil. A Bradley Stockton =e a Mining Stocks. Yesterday Mornin3’s Sales the _quotatians Regaler Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. The foliowiny are mrs Chas Robinson O-ntral House = . . g. 759 39, in gold coin uf the United States County of Nevada, Nee » the District Court of the County of Nevada, The People ef the sts fifornis send State of Ca greeting to The. 3: Gold Mivin Comeeee jany.a corporation, . fendant, You sre pe k required te frightened and started on a run, and as soon as they reached the residence of H. C. Mills, a lady who was walk ing onthe side-walk, near that place, hearing the team coming at a frightfal speed, looked around and saw she wus in danger of being run over. Knowing she had no tiare to lose, and fearing the team might take the side-walk instead of the street, she jumped up ou the fence and missed her bold. Inthe twinkling ofan eye she was rolling down the hilt to Deer Creek, and miraculoagas it: may seem, she was not seriously injured. No personin the world could do the same thing again without breaking their necks; there being so many boulders of every shape allalong the bill which bends tt was.a fortunate escape for her, but she may feel the effects of it for some time to come: — Baptist Church. Sevices at the. Baptist Church as usual, morning and_evening: Subject in the morning, ‘Can law, Hugood evil.”” .G. Wy Scorr, Pastor. ica Trinity Chureh, Bpiscopal services to day, as usual, Seats free, All are invited. Gero. R. Davis, Restor. Congregational Charch. Subject at the Ovongregatianal Charch this evening—‘'The hope of the world lies in the ¢radle.”’ J. Sums, Pastor. te ee Methodist Kpiscopal Church. Services to-day, at the usual hours morning and evening. Subject: in .the morning, “Them that honor me I will; honor.”” Evening, ‘*‘Gambling.” All are cordially invited. Seats Free. .W. 8S. Unmy; Pastor, —-—__ ---» = —_—_—_— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal for week ending April 28th, 1877. Persons culling fur advertised letters will please give tue date of advertisement, Rope H. H. Hasxms, P. M. Areelar,-deJduao Rodrigues 2 Arnell, D Rice . ' Burge, Mrs Elizabeth Oascione, Miss Lilla Ohristome, John Hicks, Harry Hagan, Ezekiel Hocking, Jobn Hattabowmg, Frank P Jinkens, Jas McClees, Jus L Moran, Thos Mariner, Hiram . Nestor, Benjamin Ovieutal Mail g Potter & Marshall Porter, Geo BE, 2 Poast, Aibert M Ryan, Michael Reilly; Thos. R.mos, Facintto Antonid Richardson, Frank M ‘. Rosa, Jaao Gragia Rice, L M Stevers, Klias B Wolestt, O03, Gold -Hili Nevada: sac Cguue, : we Louisiana man or Divine, make evil good or }. San Jose, Oal., furnishes no leas than 80,000 gullons of lager beer to San Francisco every yeary _ ‘A youna lady who has suffered” from ‘‘baggagé smashers,’’ has had ber trunks covered with flannel, as she heard it was a good chest protector. Bisnor Lxeacurrs of Victoria, VI., has been inveighing against the public school system. He denounced all secular schools as tending to heresy and unbelief. It is evident that his Reverence made an ass of himself: Disparcues from the interior of show great rejoicing throughout the State over the withdrawal of troops, manifested at many places by firing of 100 guns, etc. Tue wife-beating bill which was declared by a Justice of the Peace in Virginia City to be illegal, is to be appealed to the Supreme Court. A WIFE-BEATER was convicted in the Police Court of San Francisco on Monday, but he refuses to go the whipping-post. Tue Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies, which for some time have soon be turned ovér to the civil authorities, Cor prospects in this State are not encouraging, but in Oregon an abundant production of wheat and, other cereals is confidently anticipated. Gen. R. A. Pryor, an.ex-Confederate. will make anaddress before theGrand Army of the Republic in New ¥ork city on Decoration Day. Tur lands of the Pawnee Indian Reservation will be placed in the market the first of August or thereabouts, ao Tue health officials of. San Francisco are worrying over another consignment of small pox, received by the steamer Alaska, from Hongkong Tux new Hall of Records in, San Francisco has been thrown. open to the public, Ex-President Grant called upon President Hayes Thursday. On sega te the European war news the prite of wheat in Eastern markets is rapidly advancing. —— et e Tue President has assured a committee of soldiers that, all other things being equal, soldiers shall have the preference iu appointments. ‘TRBRE war no bankrupt law in ‘Fronce when Richelieu remarked: been in charge of the militery, will. ’ 330 Ophir 1477 13%; 820 Mexican 844 844 680 Best & Belcher, 2034 20% 690 Savage 2% 215 1030 Cahifornia 34% 34%. 1048 Con Virginin 34% 344. 720 Imperial 1.05 1. . 210 Beléher 5, -. 300 Exchequer 34%, 3.05. 970 Overman 18% 17% 240 Justice, 8% 8%. 875 Gould & Curry 7% 7h. 880 Hale & Noreross 22.09 160 Chollar, 36 36 365 Bullion, 6% 6%. 110 Utab, 10 9%. gases ' 565 Yellow Jacket, 6% 6% 390 Alpha, 11% 11%. 440 Sierra Nevada, 3%. 165 Caledonia, 2% 2.65. 36) Union Con, 4% 4,35 485 Northern Bella, 15 150 New Coso, 4. 10 Leopard, 2.40 ET DIED. At Colfax April 18, 1877, Clerance A, s0n of D. L. and M. J. Cross, aged 4 years, 1 month and 15 days. At Colfax April 22, 1877, Addie Alice, daughter of J. D. and Befle Leeds, aged 1 Yea?, 11 months and 6 days. i : omens “> <a FOR CITY MARSHAL B. MORRISON is hereby announced @ as & candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the people. Election May 7th, 1877. ap 29 ee XUMMONS.—$State of California, County of Nevadg, ss. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe State of Califormia, in and for the Gounty of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting to J.A. You aré hereby reByers, Defendant. in an action brought quired to appear against you Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, ia:and for the County of Nes vada, on the 13th day of April, 1877, by Clement Richardson, Elizaveth Richardson, Numar O. Rese, Harvey B. Howland, Charles S. Howland aud John D., Meek, Plaintiffs. And to, . answer the complaint filed therein, w-thin ten days {exclusive of the day of service] after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days—or judgment will be t ken against said complaint. Being an action brought against you by~plainti to quiet title toa certain piece or parcel of quartz mining ground, known as the Golden Gate Claim, lying and situate on Bureka Hill, about one mile east of the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and to obtain adecree of this Court, declaring and adjudginga certain deed executed by Clement Richardson, Esizabeth Richaragon, Numar 0. Rose, B. P. Howland, John H. Lilly, Richard Billsboro and J, W. T. Rose,of date October 17th, 1s66, to said defendant, invalid and void; that said defeudant hath no right, title, or interest whatever in said claims; that the above named plaintiffs are the legal owners of said premises, andthat their title thereto is good and valid; thatthe ssid defendant, and’ all parties claiming and to claim by, through or under him, may be forever debarred from asserting any élaim whatever in er to said quartz miningclaim and premises, adverse to the right of these plaintiffs; and that the plaintifls have such other and further relief in the premises ae to the Court shall seem meet and agreeable to equity; and judgment for their costs of suit. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said com) t ag above req therein de at office, in the City of Nevada, on ‘the 4sth day of.April, A. > 1877. 2 JAMES: D. WHITE, Clerk in the District Court of the} you by default, according to the ptayerof . uired,; the will apply, to the Court for. manded. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May ist and 2d, 1877. — THE WORLD RENOWNED CHICAGO MINSTRELS, bist Troupé, lately arrived from the Esst, where they met with tremendous success. ‘They have performed in all the leading cities of this State, and are acknowledsed by the Prcss and Publis, as being FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Phe Company is composed of the tollowing well known artists: MATT CARROLL, W. MAXWELL, THOS. WILSON, WESLEY KING, CHAS. EASTWUOD, GEO, C. SLALEY, ED WARD, FRANK WEST, FRANK REED, JOHN SORG, AND CHRISTY & WELCH, —s Admission.:.... .$1 00. Back Seats. :... 50 Cents, Reserved seats can be had without extra charge at P. H. Belden’s Drug t tors; THE OLD ACCOMMODATION: Nevada and Grass Valley Sta Line. : ovale “City; or at the Exch. 2 Wisconsin siolden Gate Hotels, aren Valley, Will be promptly attended toWalter, 5, Melbourne, Australia, ; “There's no stich word as fail,” t % B. W. Roheris, arty, 5 ca 39-2 . of the State of California, in and for the E,N 4° ,.W_1.52 chains to O No. 3, for NW corner, ‘Thence N 86° E 22.72 chains, set a cedar post marked O No. 4, for NE corner, from whick a pitchpine 4 inches in diameter bears S 367 W, 04 links distant. ‘hence 84°, E 1.52 chains, post marked_O Ne. 1, at eastern end of ledge. 3.03 chains set a cedar post marked O No. 6, for sE corner. Thence $ 86° W 22.72 chains, set a cedar post marked O No. 6,fersW corner. ‘Thence N 4° W 1.51 chains to post marked O No.2 at western end of ledge snd place of beginning, and containing 6.88 acres, aud designated as Lot No. 657, in Bection 9%; Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. DiabloBase-and--Meridian, “Said Jocation was made by the applicants May 15, 1876, and is on recotd in the Office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevads City. Adjoining claimants the claim of Jomes Kitts, on the West. Ali persons holding any adverse claims thereto Fe hereby re.uired to present the same before this Office within sixty days from th¢? day of publishing hereof, Se ; T. B. MCFARLAND Register. Johnson & Cross Attys. for Applicants. : api ee All persons iniebtea” August Lademan “are re quested to catia twee within Thirty ‘Days and settle their bills with me, Lahd save costs. LEOP, GARTHF, . Justice of the Peace. Nevada City, Apr. 27, 1877+ FOR CITY MARSHAL. jm HUTCHINSON i¢ hereby 8 -nounéed as & te fer the af of City Marshal, subject to the decision the voters of Nevada City, Election Mow” _ gaigetr B.¥. HARRES Prop’r. day; May Tth, 1877NOTICE! appear in an-action brought against yon . hed bs c h'the pias art ghar sare .* Thave just received ore of the i F , Judiial icto tate of Cslifoxn: : F by in und for the aunty Bes tip a ae Largest and most Beautiful ; : ‘ 29th day of December, , by E. We Reb; é § : erts, plaintiff, and a answer theeomplsint Stocks of Spring and Summer ar ester filed therein, within ten days (exc }usive : gn, oa : BeAK of the day of service) after the service on Staple and fancy Goods, weather you of this summons -if served within} Ever brought to this city, to which I cal?! : e this county; or, if served out of this Coun: . the attention of the ladies of Nevada City” Ohieca: ty, but in this District. within fwents . and the surrounding codntry. x : Caieas days; otherwise within forty days—or judsg° ‘ Sa ae and We ment will be taken against youby default, Liven Suits for badies, Missesand: es according to the prayer of said complsis. Qyijgren, aes fa ses forget. biing an action ——— gee Raid Pay ag : : A plaintiff, to recover the sum Of-#*, Soe PME AY ae mae Toes me re OO ; Pind teoin aifeged_to be-ane_and owing . # Fall Line of Ladies’ Underwear. — cig laintiff “. tte rney at law arid > a eres, Foplins, “Al ~-Rant to § i ntiff ac an atterney @ o ss m ark agent for defendant, and in defendMohairs, Muslins, Calicoes, etc. — duck-egy lant’s employ, in and sbout tLe business ~ MILLINERY _ . affairs of defendant, at ‘the County ame GOODS, et * -.§-ate-abovepamed,.from-the 4th avy © ; oe ais gas a ; oo “Piety December, 187; until the 24th day of DeHats, Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, &e. reat a cember, 1875, at defendant's instance-an' Cee eg pugs f 2 sequest. Plaintiff avers — i ‘SOLE AGENT FOR a err Seeeeoe ere said sum is still wholly due aner ’ ing \ ; ° owng. to plaintiff in United States Teter’s Patent Shoo Fasteners. me oNldcoim, Wherefore plaintf prays judg-. My stock has been selected with s. view _ Paul N ment sgaiust you'for the said sum of $1,752 . to ple jl,and my prices are VERY LOW. — terday i 29, and his costs of suit, all in U. 8. gold . . 5.1m MRS.M. A. SYERI : : coin, And you':re hereby notified that if plat: ti ashes RLING,. trict Cou you fail to appear and answer che said “4 : f solemn k complaint as above required the said plainNOTICE. ¢ a tiff will take !udgment against you for 5 ; foe olne aud costs of suit, —— U. §. INTERNAL REVENUE found in ~—.) In testimony whereof, I, John Fat: as oo areola . . paca tison.Clerk of District , cpa ie edie nek TAXES. ye the office ——) said, do hereunto set my hand an lay i, t to April 3 ye imprecs the _ of said Court, Tas ange Sie sii sh mie each this time in the City of Nevada, on the 29: ay. v HE Revised Satutes of the_ , — Detember, A. L. 1875. States, Sections 3232, $287, Pr agaoe Rufe?JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, 239, require every person engaged in any Cc By JAMES D. WHITE, Dapnty. busia: 66, avocation, or employment which al. R E. W, -Koberts; Atty, ap28-ln . y-nders-him lable tu a SPECIAL TAX, LO: connty, b PROCUKE AND PLA E CONSPICUOUSLY. pd 2 IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF est in the No 862. BUSINESS: A SLAMP denoting fhe paySho tonk Application for a Patent to a . ment of ssid SPECIAL TaX for the Special aSeactieg eee Mining Claim, _. csupenring or contloulg ‘ousinown after ra . commencing or continuing. 0 ess ’ pean Apri 30, 1877. some iad office ex; United States Land -Office, A return, as prescribed on Form 11, is March, hi Sacramerto> Cal. March 28. 1877. . siso-re uired by law of every person lia-pa ‘ OTICE is hereby ¢iven, That J. J. Ott . ble to Special Lax, as above. , Dr. Hu N whose Post Office is Nevada city, Ne The Taxes embraced within the * . vada County, Cal. has made & lication for provisions of the law above ‘ yesterday Pstent for 1500 linear feet of t eLecom pquoted are the following, viz; ee t , ton Quariz Vein or Lode, bearing gald and . Rectifiers..+.-++e++++ PP ee pan $200 00" use of t «iver with surface ground 320 fect in wid-h . Dealers, retail iiquor. . ce 25 00 been brow situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada Dealers, wholesle liquor. see» 10000 y County, California, and described in the \Dewlers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50 00 before, _¢ plat and field notes on file in this. office as Jers in malt liquirs,retail., 20.00 Dr. prono follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Bounda. Deaters in leaf fobacco.-.. 25 00 iP ries.’ beginning ata stake in mound markAnd on sules of over $1,000, fifty dead draun ed L B No 7, ¥unping thence var 18° 30’ cenis for evéry dollar inexcessof ~— fell E. North 6,00 chains. On this, line at 1,50 $1,000. ' ss chow wi ebains get stake in mound marked L No Pealersin manufactured tobacco, 500 streets ye: rl being the west end—of the— . Manufacturers of stills.... 5000 : Lode, at 3.54 Cliuins a large spruce tree 42 And for «ach till manufactured, 2000" ee oe in. in dia blazed on the east ride : at 5.00 And for each v orm manufactured, 20 00 oe nO chains set stake in mound marked L B No'. Manufacturers of tODACCO. 00 ere eee 10.00: much nee 2, theuce east 23,00 chains set stake in. Manufacturers of CIQAPB« eee eees 10 00 ( stone mount hed} -o'. Peddlers of tobacco. first clase(more ; Valley T. South 6,00 chains : at 2.90 chains a black then 2 horses or other animaisy 0 00"— through ti oak tree 16 in. in dia bluzed on east side: . Peddlers of tobacco. second class, at 3.50 chains set stake iv rock mound (two horses or other animals). 2500 better .co1 marked 5 f, No 2, at 4.72 chains smalt. Peddlers of tobacco, third class, long ti black-oak-6in,in-dia-~blazed on N and 5 (one horse or other animal).15-60 ee ong time. side: at 600 chains ¥et stake in stove . Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, ' both tow: mound marked L B 4; thenco west (on foot. o¢ public conveyance) 1000 : : 25.00 chains to place of beginning. Con? . Brewers of 14s than 500 barrels, 5000: over the . necting Line—Beginning at siuke No 4 of } Browers of 600 or MoOTes.+-s04042 100 00 with Mr: 1 the Lecompton Quartz chim. exterior Any person so liable, who shall. fail to . * boundaries ramning thence var 18° 30° B. comply with the foregoing requirements sprinkled « s random line for the 1-4 Sec stake common will be subject to severe penalties, ‘ tc NE 14 aad S E 1-4’s of Sec9 T16N BR} Persons or firuns lit ble to pay any of the mer, if wo 9EMDM.N 80° £10.78 chains, thence . Special Baxes named above must apply to drive, and North 1.62 chains, thence 8 719 45’ W I. J. ROL FE, Deputy Collector ot Internal ‘ . 11 18 chains to place of beginning ; make . Revenue at Nevaca City, and pay for and travel ove the traverse line to conzect from § E corprocuré the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps nec of Lecompton claim to 1-4 See & ake N&they need, prior to May 1, 1877, and WITHThe elec 71° 45° E 11° 18’ chs and containing 11 69 OUT FURTHER NO'ICE, acres, and ¢esignated as Lot No 69 in C.c-. Special ‘Tax Stamps wil be transmitted: the Board tion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 Er%t by miuilonly on receipt from the person — yesterda Mt Diablo Base and Méridian, Said loce-. or firm ordering the seme of specific direc~ y. tion was made in 1858 by Henry Pearson . tions 50 t» do, together with the necessary made, and and others. The applicant claims by put. postage stamps cr the amount required to car h chase. All persons holdi-g any adverse . pay the pore on one: stamp is three e anyth claims thereto are hereby required. to pre. cents, aud on two stamps’six cents. If it were ‘open sent t. e same before this office within six. is desired that they be transmitted by 3 ty daystrom the first day of pubiishing registered mail,ten aes additional should about 10 hereof. 7 : accompany the application. at Sage ap] T. B. McFARLAND, Register, GbEEN B. RAUM, containing Commissioner of Internal Revenue. loy, L. Nik Office of Internal Reyenue, Washington,SILVER PALACE SALOON, D. C., January 23,1877. meh 29 ere electe . _—_——-—-——-——-—— or!” noe eT ————— i Commercial Sireet, Nevada City. . No, 863. duce the ci : : . pplication fora Patent to @ a —and make 1 The Finest Saloon in all its Mining Claim, go. We fi af oy oe patent Usnien Skiace Lani’ One, be prosper an Yanciscoand: Sicramento, Cal., March 29, 1877. interest in Sacramento. OTICK is hereby given, that Edward aii HE choicest Wines, Liquors,-and—¢i-} &%Gegan_ and Kich «rd Jude, whose Post everything gars, constantly gu hana. Office is Nevaca City, Nevada County, Cal : ers. K a 5, have made application for Patent for fifancy Drinksa Specialty. teen hundred linear feet of the Omege ap2s MARTWELL & CLARK. . Quartz vein or-lode, bearing old, wih Frye’s Ph jog pia: ground 200 feet in write, hi : n Nevada Mining District, Nevada CounFUN! FUN! FUN! _. ty, Cals:and deseribed in the plat and fed When notes on file in this office as follows, vit: y Vv weeds . : s Survey of Exterior Rorndaries: sok shall be at egiuningata postmarked O N@. 2, a! NEVADA THEATRE, western end of ledge, fr-m wich S-pitch =~ H. H. . : ; pine 85 inchés in diamtter bears 8 2% who ow FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. B 30 links distant. ‘Thence varying 18° = . s vet a post marked _ in Grass’ V: your’ mone Galleries, b vertised ha dozen, = Fr: enced artist: tures to leas old pictures is very \succe wishes the work with o' best facilitie because he e art and pays his business, his persoval ThosaN os ‘ New ; P aike respec! _Z Nevada city : examine out just. received children’s su ribbons; flow + The latest no al handles, oj ’ an immense + seis earpets. — selected espec and we.guara: to suit the tin the novelties } ap26-tf been promote . Almy, who is: a ee oe

pis _ Of lives! to have his ig Ghe Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAla . Sunday: Agiril 28, 1877. * oe for thie Léve of Christ. Phis may appear a rather blasphefaous heudittg, but if so, we are not fo blame fof it, for the great Russian Peary thé immaculate Czar; the Ohristian par excellence of the world norant serfs @rivén by liquor and religious enthutiasm into the very jaws of death, ousands . BR. B. Morrison, the ptésent City Marshal, isacindidate for re-election, Mortison lite. madé = good Marshal. — 2 Heary P. Sweetland, an old and highly respected Nevada county man, died at San Franciseo last week, . He came to California in 1849, from Memphis, Tennessee, and settled at Sweetland,the town which now bears his name, in ‘1850. All who éver knew Mr. Sweetland will feel sad to Tearn of his decease. He was a genfriend. -The Camden Company,better known as the Carney & Goodspeed, which pristine “the ease, Werclnim that itisan ingad, as he says, all for the church of Obrist. It m $s he-Christ’s Vicar on earth? In Our humble opinion he is neithera oe Otristian nor o frathful man, for he goes to’ battle with the name of the Most High on bis lips and“ murder ofd has the Bussian nation for pra focting Poles and others that refused fo bow their necks in slavery to the Worst autocrat the world’s history ¢télla of! We heard it said last eventng; and by a man of sensey too, _ that the Great Rater oftimes makes fize of poor implements to accom-. lish good ets, That is not 80, or Wit is, the Scriptures ure not true, nd the great First Cause is brought Below the level of humanity. God is worshippéd by the Turks, and faithfully worshipped; but sttong the ignorant Rassiaus such is not fult to the Deity to for # moment suppose, much less to intimate, that Hie, the Almighty, would use the power of such a nation as Rassia to Sieh out a peopte that-worship Him-+ far more and fuithfaly than their ‘@pponents do. After expressing the Py As +o %e may well pause aud shudder at ft Gold Hill News on this subject, we take the liberty of reprinting part of &u editorial in that papar for the édification of our mountain readers. Is thers a man, woman or child in this world who imagines that, Russia @ares anything for the Church of @hrist? Is there a man, woman or éhild who does not know that the Ovar goes into war with the same objects in view which Russia had in’ 4827 and 1856? Audis there @ man, Woman or cbild who caauot see that fiilessoutside aid comes to Russia sho will be whipped more thoroughhy than she was iv the Crimean war? ‘The Ogar Alexander is Known as & remarkably smart man; but smart fuen sometimes fall; and ‘the Czar is. 4ti unfortunate example of this fact. He attempted to bulldoze Europe, 4nd Burope declined to be bulldozed. He had no idea of goingto war in the first place. He was not prepared for it; be is not prepared for it vow. But the gtotind which he occupied Hias forced him into war. He is obliged to fight now, or sink into itter insignificance’ as a European filer, The question which Alexunfer should ask himself is, which fuie is preferable, to sink into utter insignificance «rto be whipped out aitogether by Turkey, as be certainly Will be if he islet alone to fight his Gwn battles. The declaration of war is made, however, and once again the old fmaxim is verified, ‘‘whom the gods Would destroy they first make mad.” She Caur hos become mad, and bas placed himself aud Lis high empire ou the verge of destruction. Ovr . own country will gain by the war, We shall sell our products to both Turkey and Russia. Bat when we #onsider the oceans of blood which tnost flow to give us this advantage, “the cost. Mas. Betis Lynou, of the Ukiah Dispatch, says the ladies should wear both gloves on the streets, and if one Aesires to show her finger rings she should string theim on the neck of a poodle dog and tuke him along. Sense Cox, in bis swing around the South, with a view to making atrength for Speakership, is received + Vety much like Mr. Benjamin Bobbing in the old farce: Everybody is Narprised to find that Leis so swell. u twolight field+pieces; two batteries of Bid guns each, iu position; one of ers HELD FOR. PosTAGR. Higntinoh coluubiads, and © well be asked, what ~ ides the Czar care for the church? age the Carson Tribune . team wasat the depot; they became ““tays: Agreeing so entirely with the ‘to the creek, . Biacg Pom, at the entrance to / fan Francisco bay, is at present de_; detided by seventeen cannon — three ‘ {imooth‘bore fifteensinch guns, which itis intended to line with rifled-sieel; ers, have built a new reservoir at Hunt’s Hill, for the Company. It Covers an area of six-acres of ground, and has a capacity of 1500 inches of water. .Thé regervoir is 22 feet high, 375 feet long, crossing the ‘flat, and buiit of the very best mgterial. rW.J, Organ; of this city, did: the work by contract, and had 35 met employed. They will finish up this week, The pic-nic season is at hand and if-proper arrangeménts are made there will be @ large crowd attend all that may be given. Most people they are obliged to stay all ‘day. a ‘a place between the two towns could be selected-and trains run back and forth at intervals, all could get out for awhile. —_— enjoy the festivities, Storms’ ranch does not fill the bill, as nearly all attest that went to that place last week. A couple of incidents occurred yesterday._morning. and one of them was Very singular. As we heard the story we will chronicle it. Blasauf’s Htiettan in-every respect anda true . cannot afford to go to such places if It would pay the Railroad company better, and more could A wise man 6 dz down and brood over trouble of any kind. 2f you ate vexed with ‘your ‘self or with the warld,,this is HO way, .to obtain satisfaction. Bind yourself employnient that will keep your . mind acti¥e, and dépend upon it, this will force’ oat. nowelcome thoughts.’’ That is sound logis, says the Carson Fribyne. We add to the above advice, never talk sbout the dullness of the times, nor stand about your place of business with . face us long as a main ‘top. bowline; street and commence conversation by stating that if business -does—_not improve you will have to, close. In 4#owned by John McAilis and_ otbLether _words,-keep.a stiff. upper lip . . and go about whistling as though everything went swimmingly. Some men are naturally prone to fret and borrow trouble, but such are never successful aud they are never good ‘Citizens, for they act as marplots to ‘those who endeavor to make the ,. best of everything: Phe harder the times the more need there is for activity aud perseverance. Crying never benefited a business man, but a bright, merry countenance often ‘. you are unable to meet your obligations, go direct to your creditors, inform them of the fact, give them the reason of your inability to come to tithe, and ten to one you wilt gaiv time; but go not to them witb tears in‘your eyes.” There isa great deal in a man making his own happiness and marring it too. The man who can rise superior to adverse fortune it . sla never stop an acquaintanee om the Fan Pattison City ———__— . GK Maguire San Francisco does. If, by press of cireumstances, } er. So we repeat, keepa stiff upper lip, for it is always darkest just will surely succeed sometime or oth: before dawn, and the consolation is that the god of day must show him. self sometinie or others-———--—~ ne l= Tue Fredricksburg Brewery wt of the Sales at the aug i red daily on Santa Rosa Is-} land, their hides being taken off and the bodies thrown into the sea. Wait part of the’ speech is most distasteful to lovers? ‘he third person,HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprfeto». Frepay, April 27th, 1877. W J Miller Marysville . 3 G Hartwell « ity R F Bond, Bos‘on : Paul Shoen an Francisco Fravk Hathaway City Wm Downie ,entennial Mine 3 Dayidsop do J Pascoe Wheatland ~©==——— § Donnelly. City C & Westhold Rough & Ready fy 8 Donshue’ Poormen's Creek WNW Luchsinger Willow Valley Richard Dillon Eureka Miss Flora Downie Downieville John GrisseN Washington A C Cooper City AM Davis & wife Suu 2 rancisco Miss Eleanor Davis do “3 W steinggeer do AE French Bannerville W G@ Morgan Union Hilh HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hote). Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. ___Frepax, April 27th, 1877. . I Jewett City C Ilenfieldt do . J Husa y You Bet — C Bradley Dutch Flat J Dezell V Flume M Leak San Francisco W A Maxwell Chicago § E Storey Blue Tent J F Beckett, Grass Valley: G Kirkham _Yolu Co R Kirkham do O Holbrook City C Oliver San Juan CB Hawley,Col Hil. A Bradley Stockton =e a Mining Stocks. Yesterday Mornin3’s Sales the _quotatians Regaler Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. The foliowiny are mrs Chas Robinson O-ntral House = . . g. 759 39, in gold coin uf the United States County of Nevada, Nee » the District Court of the County of Nevada, The People ef the sts fifornis send State of Ca greeting to The. 3: Gold Mivin Comeeee jany.a corporation, . fendant, You sre pe k required te frightened and started on a run, and as soon as they reached the residence of H. C. Mills, a lady who was walk ing onthe side-walk, near that place, hearing the team coming at a frightfal speed, looked around and saw she wus in danger of being run over. Knowing she had no tiare to lose, and fearing the team might take the side-walk instead of the street, she jumped up ou the fence and missed her bold. Inthe twinkling ofan eye she was rolling down the hilt to Deer Creek, and miraculoagas it: may seem, she was not seriously injured. No personin the world could do the same thing again without breaking their necks; there being so many boulders of every shape allalong the bill which bends tt was.a fortunate escape for her, but she may feel the effects of it for some time to come: — Baptist Church. Sevices at the. Baptist Church as usual, morning and_evening: Subject in the morning, ‘Can law, Hugood evil.”” .G. Wy Scorr, Pastor. ica Trinity Chureh, Bpiscopal services to day, as usual, Seats free, All are invited. Gero. R. Davis, Restor. Congregational Charch. Subject at the Ovongregatianal Charch this evening—‘'The hope of the world lies in the ¢radle.”’ J. Sums, Pastor. te ee Methodist Kpiscopal Church. Services to-day, at the usual hours morning and evening. Subject: in .the morning, “Them that honor me I will; honor.”” Evening, ‘*‘Gambling.” All are cordially invited. Seats Free. .W. 8S. Unmy; Pastor, —-—__ ---» = —_—_—_— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal for week ending April 28th, 1877. Persons culling fur advertised letters will please give tue date of advertisement, Rope H. H. Hasxms, P. M. Areelar,-deJduao Rodrigues 2 Arnell, D Rice . ' Burge, Mrs Elizabeth Oascione, Miss Lilla Ohristome, John Hicks, Harry Hagan, Ezekiel Hocking, Jobn Hattabowmg, Frank P Jinkens, Jas McClees, Jus L Moran, Thos Mariner, Hiram . Nestor, Benjamin Ovieutal Mail g Potter & Marshall Porter, Geo BE, 2 Poast, Aibert M Ryan, Michael Reilly; Thos. R.mos, Facintto Antonid Richardson, Frank M ‘. Rosa, Jaao Gragia Rice, L M Stevers, Klias B Wolestt, O03, Gold -Hili Nevada: sac Cguue, : we Louisiana man or Divine, make evil good or }. San Jose, Oal., furnishes no leas than 80,000 gullons of lager beer to San Francisco every yeary _ ‘A youna lady who has suffered” from ‘‘baggagé smashers,’’ has had ber trunks covered with flannel, as she heard it was a good chest protector. Bisnor Lxeacurrs of Victoria, VI., has been inveighing against the public school system. He denounced all secular schools as tending to heresy and unbelief. It is evident that his Reverence made an ass of himself: Disparcues from the interior of show great rejoicing throughout the State over the withdrawal of troops, manifested at many places by firing of 100 guns, etc. Tue wife-beating bill which was

declared by a Justice of the Peace in Virginia City to be illegal, is to be appealed to the Supreme Court. A WIFE-BEATER was convicted in the Police Court of San Francisco on Monday, but he refuses to go the whipping-post. Tue Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies, which for some time have soon be turned ovér to the civil authorities, Cor prospects in this State are not encouraging, but in Oregon an abundant production of wheat and, other cereals is confidently anticipated. Gen. R. A. Pryor, an.ex-Confederate. will make anaddress before theGrand Army of the Republic in New ¥ork city on Decoration Day. Tur lands of the Pawnee Indian Reservation will be placed in the market the first of August or thereabouts, ao Tue health officials of. San Francisco are worrying over another consignment of small pox, received by the steamer Alaska, from Hongkong Tux new Hall of Records in, San Francisco has been thrown. open to the public, Ex-President Grant called upon President Hayes Thursday. On sega te the European war news the prite of wheat in Eastern markets is rapidly advancing. —— et e Tue President has assured a committee of soldiers that, all other things being equal, soldiers shall have the preference iu appointments. ‘TRBRE war no bankrupt law in ‘Fronce when Richelieu remarked: been in charge of the militery, will. ’ 330 Ophir 1477 13%; 820 Mexican 844 844 680 Best & Belcher, 2034 20% 690 Savage 2% 215 1030 Cahifornia 34% 34%. 1048 Con Virginin 34% 344. 720 Imperial 1.05 1. . 210 Beléher 5, -. 300 Exchequer 34%, 3.05. 970 Overman 18% 17% 240 Justice, 8% 8%. 875 Gould & Curry 7% 7h. 880 Hale & Noreross 22.09 160 Chollar, 36 36 365 Bullion, 6% 6%. 110 Utab, 10 9%. gases ' 565 Yellow Jacket, 6% 6% 390 Alpha, 11% 11%. 440 Sierra Nevada, 3%. 165 Caledonia, 2% 2.65. 36) Union Con, 4% 4,35 485 Northern Bella, 15 150 New Coso, 4. 10 Leopard, 2.40 ET DIED. At Colfax April 18, 1877, Clerance A, s0n of D. L. and M. J. Cross, aged 4 years, 1 month and 15 days. At Colfax April 22, 1877, Addie Alice, daughter of J. D. and Befle Leeds, aged 1 Yea?, 11 months and 6 days. i : omens “> <a FOR CITY MARSHAL B. MORRISON is hereby announced @ as & candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the people. Election May 7th, 1877. ap 29 ee XUMMONS.—$State of California, County of Nevadg, ss. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe State of Califormia, in and for the Gounty of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting to J.A. You aré hereby reByers, Defendant. in an action brought quired to appear against you Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, ia:and for the County of Nes vada, on the 13th day of April, 1877, by Clement Richardson, Elizaveth Richardson, Numar O. Rese, Harvey B. Howland, Charles S. Howland aud John D., Meek, Plaintiffs. And to, . answer the complaint filed therein, w-thin ten days {exclusive of the day of service] after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days—or judgment will be t ken against said complaint. Being an action brought against you by~plainti to quiet title toa certain piece or parcel of quartz mining ground, known as the Golden Gate Claim, lying and situate on Bureka Hill, about one mile east of the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and to obtain adecree of this Court, declaring and adjudginga certain deed executed by Clement Richardson, Esizabeth Richaragon, Numar 0. Rose, B. P. Howland, John H. Lilly, Richard Billsboro and J, W. T. Rose,of date October 17th, 1s66, to said defendant, invalid and void; that said defeudant hath no right, title, or interest whatever in said claims; that the above named plaintiffs are the legal owners of said premises, andthat their title thereto is good and valid; thatthe ssid defendant, and’ all parties claiming and to claim by, through or under him, may be forever debarred from asserting any élaim whatever in er to said quartz miningclaim and premises, adverse to the right of these plaintiffs; and that the plaintifls have such other and further relief in the premises ae to the Court shall seem meet and agreeable to equity; and judgment for their costs of suit. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said com) t ag above req therein de at office, in the City of Nevada, on ‘the 4sth day of.April, A. > 1877. 2 JAMES: D. WHITE, Clerk in the District Court of the} you by default, according to the ptayerof . uired,; the will apply, to the Court for. manded. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May ist and 2d, 1877. — THE WORLD RENOWNED CHICAGO MINSTRELS, bist Troupé, lately arrived from the Esst, where they met with tremendous success. ‘They have performed in all the leading cities of this State, and are acknowledsed by the Prcss and Publis, as being FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Phe Company is composed of the tollowing well known artists: MATT CARROLL, W. MAXWELL, THOS. WILSON, WESLEY KING, CHAS. EASTWUOD, GEO, C. SLALEY, ED WARD, FRANK WEST, FRANK REED, JOHN SORG, AND CHRISTY & WELCH, —s Admission.:....... .$1 00. Back Seats. :...... 50 Cents, Reserved seats can be had without extra charge at P. H. Belden’s Drug t tors; THE OLD ACCOMMODATION: Nevada and Grass Valley Sta Line. : ovale “City; or at the Exch. 2 Wisconsin siolden Gate Hotels, aren Valley, Will be promptly attended toWalter, 5, Melbourne, Australia, ; “There's no stich word as fail,” t % B. W. Roheris, arty, 5 ca 39-2 . of the State of California, in and for the E,N 4° ,.W_1.52 chains to O No. 3, for NW corner, ‘Thence N 86° E 22.72 chains, set a cedar post marked O No. 4, for NE corner, from whick a pitchpine 4 inches in diameter bears S 367 W, 04 links distant. ‘hence 84°, E 1.52 chains, post marked_O Ne. 1, at eastern end of ledge. 3.03 chains set a cedar post marked O No. 6, for sE corner. Thence $ 86° W 22.72 chains, set a cedar post marked O No. 6,fersW corner. ‘Thence N 4° W 1.51 chains to post marked O No.2 at western end of ledge snd place of beginning, and containing 6.88 acres, aud designated as Lot No. 657, in Bection 9%; Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. DiabloBase-and--Meridian, “Said Jocation was made by the applicants May 15, 1876, and is on recotd in the Office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, at Nevads City. Adjoining claimants the claim of Jomes Kitts, on the West. Ali persons holding any adverse claims thereto Fe hereby re.uired to present the same before this Office within sixty days from th¢? day of publishing hereof, Se ; T. B. MCFARLAND Register. Johnson & Cross Attys. for Applicants. : api ee All persons iniebtea” August Lademan “are re quested to catia twee within Thirty ‘Days and settle their bills with me, Lahd save costs. LEOP, GARTHF, . Justice of the Peace. Nevada City, Apr. 27, 1877+ FOR CITY MARSHAL. jm HUTCHINSON i¢ hereby 8 -nounéed as & te fer the af of City Marshal, subject to the decision the voters of Nevada City, Election Mow” _ gaigetr B.¥. HARRES Prop’r. day; May Tth, 1877NOTICE! appear in an-action brought against yon . hed bs c h'the pias art ghar sare .* Thave just received ore of the i F , Judiial icto tate of Cslifoxn: : F by in und for the aunty Bes tip a ae Largest and most Beautiful ; : ‘ 29th day of December, , by E. We Reb; é § : erts, plaintiff, and a answer theeomplsint Stocks of Spring and Summer ar ester filed therein, within ten days (exc }usive : gn, oa : BeAK of the day of service) after the service on Staple and fancy Goods, weather you of this summons -if served within} Ever brought to this city, to which I cal?! : e this county; or, if served out of this Coun: . the attention of the ladies of Nevada City” Ohieca: ty, but in this District. within fwents . and the surrounding codntry. x : Caieas days; otherwise within forty days—or judsg° ‘ Sa ae and We ment will be taken against youby default, Liven Suits for badies, Missesand: es according to the prayer of said complsis. Qyijgren, aes fa ses forget. biing an action ——— gee Raid Pay ag : : A plaintiff, to recover the sum Of-#*, Soe PME AY ae mae Toes me re OO ; Pind teoin aifeged_to be-ane_and owing . # Fall Line of Ladies’ Underwear. — cig laintiff “. tte rney at law arid > a eres, Foplins, “Al ~-Rant to § i ntiff ac an atterney @ o ss m ark agent for defendant, and in defendMohairs, Muslins, Calicoes, etc. — duck-egy lant’s employ, in and sbout tLe business ~ MILLINERY _ . affairs of defendant, at ‘the County ame GOODS, et * -.§-ate-abovepamed,.from-the 4th avy © ; oe ais gas a ; oo “Piety December, 187; until the 24th day of DeHats, Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, &e. reat a cember, 1875, at defendant's instance-an' Cee eg pugs f 2 sequest. Plaintiff avers — i ‘SOLE AGENT FOR a err Seeeeoe ere said sum is still wholly due aner ’ ing \ ; ° owng. to plaintiff in United States Teter’s Patent Shoo Fasteners. me oNldcoim, Wherefore plaintf prays judg-. My stock has been selected with s. view _ Paul N ment sgaiust you'for the said sum of $1,752 . to ple jl,and my prices are VERY LOW. — terday i 29, and his costs of suit, all in U. 8. gold . . 5.1m MRS.M. A. SYERI : : coin, And you':re hereby notified that if plat: ti ashes RLING,. trict Cou you fail to appear and answer che said “4 : f solemn k complaint as above required the said plainNOTICE. ¢ a tiff will take !udgment against you for 5 ; foe olne aud costs of suit, —— U. §. INTERNAL REVENUE found in ~—.) In testimony whereof, I, John Fat: as oo areola . . paca tison.Clerk of District , cpa ie edie nek TAXES. ye the office ——) said, do hereunto set my hand an lay i, t to April 3 ye imprecs the _ of said Court, Tas ange Sie sii sh mie each this time in the City of Nevada, on the 29: ay. v HE Revised Satutes of the_ , — Detember, A. L. 1875. States, Sections 3232, $287, Pr agaoe Rufe?JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, 239, require every person engaged in any Cc By JAMES D. WHITE, Dapnty. busia: 66, avocation, or employment which al. R E. W, -Koberts; Atty, ap28-ln . y-nders-him lable tu a SPECIAL TAX, LO: connty, b PROCUKE AND PLA E CONSPICUOUSLY. pd 2 IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF est in the No 862. BUSINESS: A SLAMP denoting fhe paySho tonk Application for a Patent to a . ment of ssid SPECIAL TaX for the Special aSeactieg eee Mining Claim, _. csupenring or contloulg ‘ousinown after ra . commencing or continuing. 0 ess ’ pean Apri 30, 1877. some iad office ex; United States Land -Office, A return, as prescribed on Form 11, is March, hi Sacramerto> Cal. March 28. 1877. . siso-re uired by law of every person lia-pa ‘ OTICE is hereby ¢iven, That J. J. Ott . ble to Special Lax, as above. , Dr. Hu N whose Post Office is Nevada city, Ne The Taxes embraced within the * . vada County, Cal. has made & lication for provisions of the law above ‘ yesterday Pstent for 1500 linear feet of t eLecom pquoted are the following, viz; ee t , ton Quariz Vein or Lode, bearing gald and . Rectifiers...+.-++e++++ PP ee pan $200 00" use of t «iver with surface ground 320 fect in wid-h . Dealers, retail iiquor. . ce 25 00 been brow situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada Dealers, wholesle liquor. see» 10000 y County, California, and described in the \Dewlers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50 00 before, _¢ plat and field notes on file in this. office as Jers in malt liquirs,retail.., 20.00 Dr. prono follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Bounda. Deaters in leaf fobacco..-.... 25 00 iP ries.’ beginning ata stake in mound markAnd on sules of over $1,000, fifty dead draun ed L B No 7, ¥unping thence var 18° 30’ cenis for evéry dollar inexcessof ~— fell E. North 6,00 chains. On this, line at 1,50 $1,000. ' ss chow wi ebains get stake in mound marked L No Pealersin manufactured tobacco, 500 streets ye: rl being the west end—of the— . Manufacturers of stills....... 5000 : Lode, at 3.54 Cliuins a large spruce tree 42 And for «ach till manufactured, 2000" ee oe in. in dia blazed on the east ride : at 5.00 And for each v orm manufactured, 20 00 oe nO chains set stake in mound marked L B No'. Manufacturers of tODACCO. 00 ere eee 10.00: much nee 2, theuce east 23,00 chains set stake in. Manufacturers of CIQAPB« eee eees 10 00 ( stone mount hed} -o'. Peddlers of tobacco. first clase(more ; Valley T. South 6,00 chains : at 2.90 chains a black then 2 horses or other animaisy 0 00"— through ti oak tree 16 in. in dia bluzed on east side: . Peddlers of tobacco. second class, at 3.50 chains set stake iv rock mound (two horses or other animals).. 2500 better .co1 marked 5 f, No 2, at 4.72 chains smalt. Peddlers of tobacco, third class, long ti black-oak-6in,in-dia-~blazed on N and 5 (one horse or other animal)..15-60 ee ong time. side: at 600 chains ¥et stake in stove . Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, ' both tow: mound marked L B 4; thenco west (on foot. o¢ public conveyance) 1000 : : 25.00 chains to place of beginning. Con? . Brewers of 14s than 500 barrels, 5000: over the . necting Line—Beginning at siuke No 4 of } Browers of 600 or MoOTes..+-s04042 100 00 with Mr: 1 the Lecompton Quartz chim. exterior Any person so liable, who shall. fail to . * boundaries ramning thence var 18° 30° B. comply with the foregoing requirements sprinkled « s random line for the 1-4 Sec stake common will be subject to severe penalties, ‘ tc NE 14 aad S E 1-4’s of Sec9 T16N BR} Persons or firuns lit ble to pay any of the mer, if wo 9EMDM.N 80° £10.78 chains, thence . Special Baxes named above must apply to drive, and North 1.62 chains, thence 8 719 45’ W I. J. ROL FE, Deputy Collector ot Internal ‘ . 11 18 chains to place of beginning ; make . Revenue at Nevaca City, and pay for and travel ove the traverse line to conzect from § E corprocuré the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps nec of Lecompton claim to 1-4 See & ake N&they need, prior to May 1, 1877, and WITHThe elec 71° 45° E 11° 18’ chs and containing 11 69 OUT FURTHER NO'ICE, acres, and ¢esignated as Lot No 69 in C.c-. Special ‘Tax Stamps wil be transmitted: the Board tion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 Er%t by miuilonly on receipt from the person — yesterda Mt Diablo Base and Méridian, Said loce-. or firm ordering the seme of specific direc~ y. tion was made in 1858 by Henry Pearson . tions 50 t» do, together with the necessary made, and and others. The applicant claims by put. postage stamps cr the amount required to car h chase. All persons holdi-g any adverse . pay the pore on one: stamp is three e anyth claims thereto are hereby required. to pre. cents, aud on two stamps’six cents. If it were ‘open sent t. e same before this office within six. is desired that they be transmitted by 3 ty daystrom the first day of pubiishing registered mail,ten aes additional should about 10 hereof. 7 : accompany the application. at Sage ap] T. B. McFARLAND, Register, GbEEN B. RAUM, containing Commissioner of Internal Revenue. loy, L. Nik Office of Internal Reyenue, Washington,SILVER PALACE SALOON, D. C., January 23,1877. meh 29 ere electe . _—_——-—-——-——-—— or!” noe eT ————— i Commercial Sireet, Nevada City. . No, 863. duce the ci : : . pplication fora Patent to @ a —and make 1 The Finest Saloon in all its Mining Claim, go. We fi af oy oe patent Usnien Skiace Lani’ One, be prosper an Yanciscoand: Sicramento, Cal., March 29, 1877. interest in Sacramento. OTICK is hereby given, that Edward aii HE choicest Wines, Liquors,-and—¢i-} &%Gegan_ and Kich «rd Jude, whose Post everything gars, constantly gu hana. Office is Nevaca City, Nevada County, Cal : ers. K a 5, have made application for Patent for fifancy Drinksa Specialty. teen hundred linear feet of the Omege ap2s MARTWELL & CLARK. . Quartz vein or-lode, bearing old, wih Frye’s Ph jog pia: ground 200 feet in write, hi : n Nevada Mining District, Nevada CounFUN! FUN! FUN! _. ty, Cals:and deseribed in the plat and fed When notes on file in this office as follows, vit: y Vv weeds . : s Survey of Exterior Rorndaries: sok shall be at egiuningata postmarked O N@. 2, a! NEVADA THEATRE, western end of ledge, fr-m wich S-pitch =~ H. H. . : ; pine 85 inchés in diamtter bears 8 2% who ow FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. B 30 links distant. ‘Thence varying 18° = . s vet a post marked _ in Grass’ V: your’ mone Galleries, b vertised ha dozen, = Fr: enced artist: tures to leas old pictures is very \succe wishes the work with o' best facilitie because he e art and pays his business, his persoval ThosaN os ‘ New ; P aike respec! _Z Nevada city : examine out just. received children’s su ribbons; flow + The latest no al handles, oj ’ an immense + seis earpets. — selected espec and we.guara: to suit the tin the novelties } ap26-tf been promote . Almy, who is: a ee oe