April 7, 1874 (4 pages)

fea ASS S a ph Jobn Colenadind T. Ww. Sigourney, who visited’ Sacrameute and San . , Francisco last week for the purpose ‘of obtaining statistics of the cost of construction of the Narrow Gauge Railroad, returned Sunday evening. Piey were “in consultation witha ~Mr. Schuyler, chief Engineer of the Denver Narrow Gauge Railroad at the time of its construction, with the T¥esident of the Central Pacific, and with other railroad officials, and have cost of construction, the manner of, ceed the estiniate or statement of the ~~ L, Marsh, of this city,we published a secured data sufficient to ‘enable thei . to form correct estimat®s_us to the! ling, &c. After compiling their statistics they can make & statement, and it will probably be’ ptbished for the. infyrmation of the public, at least such‘ part’ thereof as thy may deem of interest. It isthe opinion of the engineersConsulted that the cost: will greatly ex_party “at Denver, whose letter to M. short time sinee. Their interview with Leland Stanford was eminently ~~ wafistactory. They fouhd hier willing to grant every assistance in hi powér to promote the success of the ~enterprise—ready to give all the informatiom he possessed, and to make PFs yas Ua DP = REPS scone, Sebiaytrebetint z= gur readers, . every suggestion his experience . . would render of benéfit to them. He . ‘will give the right of way over: the —tands telonging to“tis company between here and Colfax, and offers . ), the services of his; engineers in any qensultation they may be deemed of service, and will afford every aceommodation’ in ‘his’ power by way of cdtinection of the two roads at Col fax; The prospects of an early: com. mmencement on the road are favorable. As soon as further particulars can be @bieined we shall lay them: before aaa Beard of ———S oii Torm, Monday, April 6, 1874. <t O¢ “Board met pursuant to law for. Apri il term. Present full Board. _Byoldent L. Marsh presiding. ~~ +Minates of Adios meeting ond oa: 4 Petition received from tesidente ot yawith Beats ént of Schodls attach i pray ig tor . : adivision of said school ‘@latriot, and thé establishment of a new school district, commencing at -2 ‘point .on the-north ‘side of Deer creek, at or mearthe residence of Orson’ Porter, * rtinning in-a-nertherly direction to “ the South Yaba river; thence enstetly one mile; thence southerly: to Deer creek again; thence westerly to the starting point.: To be known as Indian Flat School District. Petition filed, and on motion prayer of era rejected, =/Phe resignation of Hon. Niles as was read, and on motion _acResignation filed. hed pp received {rom-—citizens-ofNevada City, Truckee and Boca, ying for the appointment of E: Pe Gaylord as District Attorney, to fill vacancy occasioned by resignation of Hon Niles Searls. Petition read and filed, and further hearin postponed until this P, a., at 5 o’elock. ‘Petition received from citizens of Rough and Ready township, praying} for the formation of a new read from the Penn Valley House up Grub creek, cressing Deadman’s Flat ‘and e@ming out at the forks of the Nevada. vounty road—the Grass Valley road. Petition read and filed, and further hearing postponed, until Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock, ‘A remonstrahce to the granting of es petition, signed My, citizens: of Rough and Ready township, also reine, read and filed, and further ring ory until Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock, — ~Ebe following demands against the county wera-ordered paid: ‘ON SPRCIAL FUND.“Brown. & Watson, one ‘month's —. printing, $125. + Brown,’ one month's county, printing, $124 88. to How & Co., conveying patients ospital, $41. G. W: hy ae merchandise furnished, $19 13. 8. Crocker & Co. +» Merchandise durniehed, $172 50. Geo: M. Hughes, labor and mea. tyes furnished Clerk's: office, “Nevada Gas C: any, -gae eon> suined from January” to. April, $24 10, Ohas. Guild, conveying patients to County H ‘spital, $4, Geo. King, labor on sewer at Coart House, $3, . By Sphwartz, blankets: furnished county juil $16. 5. EB. Datton, & Co, fee book, Slieriff’s office, $17 50. Sedaitiaih anid tanned hompbreg, . Teht.Buy and get the: advance in . mdAn hour. Jater they visited the spot, Sag ruaaat seal The only Josh Billings liviag will a my ny hig vicitity . the theatre’ will accony “We advise dyi yapeptiés, c if there are any in the city, to attend; it will be better than compound ca~ thartic pills. We clip the following concerning the ‘‘beest,”’ from the, San Jose Mercury: ‘Billings reached . the age of forty-five befére' he’ His him to speak of. Since then his name and fame -as a humorist have reached anto'the ends of the earth,”” and lapped over’ the edges. Many of his quaint sayings have grown into ‘proverbs, that wilt tive as-touy as Up gue. He boils over. with philosophy, fun; wisdom, ‘moral precept,. ‘Satire, sarcasm, wit and several other th'ugs—and alkin exeerable English. There is a good large stream of common sense aud genuine goodness running through ‘the man, which mukes him a favorite withall classes; lrrespectivé of yex, ovlor -or previous condition of servitude, excepting idiots ‘and Indians not taxed. Josh is @ success.”’ Real estate is lower in this efty now than it will ever be again, provided the railroad ig -completed. Now is the tinie for’ citizeus. and ‘these intending to become citizens, to purchase a home. Buy and Save } price which is sure to come, Buy and have a lidme of your own, and spend your spare time in beautifying it, in planting trees and general improvement. If you have ndt enough funds, run in-debt. A deht owed on real estate ig a benefit to any one, particularly. to -a_labezing man. You will economise and put }every cent into the payinent ofthe . } debt, whereas, on the other hand, you might sped it. There are hundreds of cheap houses which can now be bul, but @ year from now they may be~ beyoud Rass reach, ~~ a home. * “Mystertons Aftate On Sunday night a. ladies’ garment was ghia on Broad street bridges pass that way. They were undecided whatto do with it, but finally hung it up on theframe work of the bridge. and it wax gone. They are still in ignorance of the cause of its appearance or disappearance. At first, they concluded that a suicide had been ter beneath the bridge, it was found to be too shallow, to float a body away, and as no trace of it covld be, found, they do not know what it means. The garment was bifurcated and had lace‘on the bottom. Light may be thrown on ,the subject yet, so the anxiety. of the gentlemen will be relieved. SSeS = HT Death of F. K, Startsman, We are sorry to record the decease of F. K. Startaman, the teacher of the Allison ranch scheol. He was an enorgetic teacher, a gentleman and a good citizen. He went to Allison Ranch in 1864,° since which time he. hasregularly taught the school at that place. One by one the old teachers of the county drop out of the profession, some from 6ne cause and some from another. . Mr. “Startaman was. one of. the oldest’ teachers in the-county; and One-off the most successful, -Peace be to his ashes.The difference. It rained and snewed here on ‘Saturday, and about all day Sunday. The atmosphere was damp and cold. Ten miles above here, snow is eight or ten. feet deep, At Sacramento, sixty miles below here, green peas,. asparagus, and new ‘potatoes are in the market, and the strawberry sea. son will be in next week, down there, This is nothing strange to old residents of the State, but, in the East, where every thing is ice bound, uetil April, it would be a wonder. We can brag on California ¢limiate, if we “havo to go sixty, miles to do it. r * Upon Compulsion. » History repeats itself. There is nothing new wader the san. Stokes, the.Fisk murderer, told # reporter the other day, that he is trying to lead an upright life Good for Stokes, . “When the dayil was sick, the devil a-saint would be; But when the devil got well, the de vil a guint was he.” Unron Colleges of New York, has . JNv. Patrisox, Cc lerk. dnet been donated $150,000: =e ‘ in the theatre this evening, . ® purchase, “the claims ‘Star Mine, at Red Dog. They have commended. running. . tuhnél from Greenhorn Creek into-the mine, which, when completed, will<enablethem. to. work their . claims to a much greater deptlt _by not only fa qernor vetoed it, . trony friend ham, following: The Birdseye Creek Grayel Mining Company have for some timé owned a large amount of minies nown an heret fe ding. greatly 6 ‘their vane Twenty-five or. _ Heard Yrom, ing ground at You' Bet and Red Dog. Recently. they have : obtained, _ by as the , thére-ing work ‘buf ade ; 8 3 mite, when thétdnnel is, completed / can not fail of yielding large divi. dends. ‘Thetunnel-witl6 800.fect in length, 8 feet high, and 7. feet widé. -A shaft is being sunk on the line of the tunnel from which, when it reaches the grade ofthe tunnel, they will drift both ways,-so as to admit of working Meré men; ‘and securing the more rapid completion of Purchase a Homestead, the work. thirty men. will be employed. The Superintendent, .G.SPowers, is .& -live man, and under his supervision the ‘work goes bravely on, aud the. mine will make large setarns/B,'F, B. re J. M. Days, ‘member ¢ of the bill. ‘Roll of Honer, 19th segsion of the California Legis. lature, has written an opén letter to ‘Gov. Booth, in which he offers the . Governdr’ . ‘keverdl _ dileibias convicts hii, sutisfactorily io. himwelf, of inconsistency _ in_vetoing the street car conduetors’Days thinks i im~several other instances . which “he © bémes; » that 486 Se Governor has signed bills which smacked of special legislation; but Abey were bills inthe interest of capital, whilé this was in the interest of laboring men, consequently the GovWe are glad to hear . Roons*!puud ‘will ‘soon produce it. nys, although we do not coincide with his slggioaltpgether. “and Mr. . Tha dolla wing bBameseare on the roll of honor in the Clear Creek Dis-* trict school, for. the month’ of: March, J. W. Malone, teacher. ard is-95 per cent: The ae, Scholarship and deportment—Alioe Alonzo. Fleming, Deportment — Evaline Advertised Letter List Pelham, Luzerne Barnes, Mary PelCordelia Adams, William Barness, . Mary. Milcommitted, but on examining the wa. !¢t: Lewelen Pelham. Barnes, Charles ais Blanche AGuE Grant Smith. The following is » list of the letters remaining in the Post Office in this city, for the week ending Monday; April 6th, 1874. Persons -enquiring for any of these letters wil please say ‘‘advertised:'' é ¥ Katie Albert, 2, Rob, Adawia; Mrs, re: Belden, 8, Erskins, B, Delphiane, W. Collever, J. A. Fitzpatrick, C. V, Hyer, Mrs. J.A. Holiday, Giuseppe Moresi, Giasemo Refetti, M. B. Sidles, P. A. Tompkins, The Way to Hecome Weilthy. First have brains; . second April Showers, bi and all. a . the substantial manner that. the: upha your brains all run to wit; then write a book and lecture, and you can rise from'a onehorse counity DeWspaper’ reporter toa person of world wide, distinction, who can retire fremthe field witha Competency, “This” is what Mark Twain has do: \ within eight years. The! Agricultural coutties are hap. John Mc Cullough, who has been . the lessee und manager of the Cali-. . fornia Theatre, aud who is the pet of . that cify, recently went East on a . starting tour. He ‘has appeared in St. Louis in theleading Shakesperian characters, and has been greeted with’ créwded houses, the friendship of. the prominent citizens, the approval . of the critics, banquets, presentations and an, papegs there, compare MeCullough. with Booth in the ‘same characters, and pronounce: McCullough: the . airs if vot the Superior: of Bogth. erflowi ing exchequer. py over the fall of April showers, "We Suppose it is very necessary, down. there; but im this vicinity we have failed as yet of seeing. any one. who . cap appreciate the ‘gentle patter of the soft rain on the roof.’ Sunsbine and flowers are-preferred. 40 The ani that ee i ed “+f ime . terest to jour nee ous: _pondets: Ba take the liberty of dropping you tie ottr wertat Pas ant week . When'the railTip 14th Tudictal ye Curt poet on Monday, Judge Reardan ‘ates siding. The applieation of the trustees of the Methadist Episcopal Church Society of Nevada City, for an ,order of Coutt, allowing the corporation to }sebk . the Methodist parsonage and} the Methedist Church building, . GB Broad street, it this,eity, was granted in the District Court yesterday. : Three lectures im succession this much . Week, would indicate to outside. ‘bar-burians that intellectual ~amusements ° were in vogue here; but the. strain on the miantal powers is not killing. < Mumps: copthue to rage in this city. Preumonia seems to be prevalent all over the county. F. K. Startsmap and Joseph Perkins died. with it in Grass Valley last. week. Seve eral in this city are afflicted with it, but ho serious Gases exist. ; Our thanks are due our.éorrespondents in different parts of the coun-: ty for their favors, and we hope they will continue writing. — ee a We were shown by valuable set ofsleevé buttons, bequeathed to him by a Mr. Allen of ~~~ eS 2p jis being manifested, but we do not Colered Children im ar case of admitting ‘county, The ‘of the se oilibeed ‘was demand ‘COlgred pareut'there, find the Jeugh. WY, ers rflnitted them. Some opposition see how the teacher could do. otberwise. The law is plain, and unless the district wish to maintain a separate school, they certainly are compelled toadmit the colored children into ‘the public school. <> 2. District ApéOrney, >. . The Board ‘of Supervisors, ‘yesterday appointeds b yote, E. H. Gaylorc Yo ‘the office. of oceanioned by the” ‘fésighation of eu The appointmentis-#-good one, ind will ‘be sat———— a +. old and well known mines of Grass Valley, having been Jotated as Jong ‘ago as January” 185%. Like -most of the.eld locations, it/has ; been its ups and downs and passed through many _— Sbmething near half a milhis ‘mine at various. times and ibia the opinion of: good judges that many & million remains yet -to= reward hand of the faithful—-seeker. mine is now idle but the owners are San Franciseo.— ‘They-are= ‘gold, set with pearl and cameo, the original. cust-was one bundyed and twentyve dollars. pape We saw Mr, ‘Van Slyke of Indian Springs it town; with-a—load of freight, yesterday; he says the weath} or, is getting warm, in his locality, rand the grass is growing finely; fead is good and stock is growing fat. L ide oh San Jnan Items. —__ We glean the following items from the San Juan Weekly Times: “The Amateurs/of San Juan, “have ‘in-réehearsal, “Ten nights in a Bar p The net proceeds to be given for the improveniént of Main Street. . . The Skating Rink will be opened ' fow. Bkaters: @hd visitors, on Saturday -April 11th. The b.a-s band will . discourse music {or the skaters, ' No prayers have been-made at the saloons yet, and whisky is sold without let or hindrance. The road contractors on the séveral roads leading out of the town, are pat work making thorough repairs, San Juan boasts of the best bands both .brass.and guadrille, in any county of the State.” Davis, and Bowen, are the only miners on North San Juan. Hill, and they are washing away the hill very rapidly, and’ having good success.A coughing epidemic prevails in all the section around San Juan, P. H. Butler, who has been quite ill, is-improving. Dr, Farley; of. North Blooméeld, is-lying dangerously ill with pneu: monia,. Be Yankee Dodge is fixing up. his peddliag wagon in magnificent style and’ will start out this week. Seeley’s freight teams are delivering large quantities of goods to the merehants, John, Hogan will start’ his daily stage to Marysville this week. idaho Mine. The new shaft is now down very nearly to the 800-foot level, and ‘the mén are now busily timbering it in per part of the new shaft has been. ‘It will be sunk aud timbered; to the 8th level byrabout the Ist of May. The old wotks are row idle, ‘dua have been for some ‘time; bat it is the intention to repair the shaft, ‘thereto, when they will . work : systematically und endeavor te make lively times out in that vicinity again. There are other mines on Union Hill which we wirh to. beap. live. reports’ of soon.—Foot Hill Tidings. >. Sensible. Henry Ward Beeelier’s opinien on dancing was recently given in the Christian Unign. In reply to the question Whether it is wicked to dance, he says: “It is wicked when it is wicked, and not wicked when it is not wicked. In_ itself it bas no more moral character than walking, wrestling or towing. Bad company, untimely hours, evil dane ercises_ evil; ae some hours, and home influences may make it a very great benefit.” Beecher’s views are not only liberal on pe questions, but always sensible, ‘ Tue Chaigtoan of. the Dintieibies of Representatives. contradicts the reports sent out ‘by the Associated Press that the members of that.committee had expressed themselves adversely to an appropriation for Oakland harbor, It is, not. expected that the committee will report this session of Congress. : ProressioyaL.—Dr. E. Kirkup, recently from the East, who has been spending the winter in Grass Valley, looking up 4 perniahent lécation of the Pucific slope, has decided in favor ef ‘Nevada’ City—where he will open an office on the 13th inst. ADVICES received { fri almost every part of the State represent the growing wheat as looking remarkably well, and ee an abundant harvest. The Rnighite Template of Utah appeared in public procession for the first time, in Salt Lake City, the occasion being, Good Friday's religious services, BORN, At vi bi, a April 4th, 1874, to Jas. Dotes ane ute ¢& 80h. Rh @rass Valley, March 27th, 1874,-te+——_ wh N Bray and wife, a son. Tass Valley, March 26th, 1874, to J. Hey tan and wife, a daughter. At North San Juan, March 26th, 1874; to — cwonbly and wife, @ on.: rags Valley, April Ist, ae tod Corbett aki wife, a duaght bter mig geny “an unanimous District Attorney, to fill the vacancy . isfactory té the people es the county, “ Union: Hinn.—T his is one oF the: the The . preparing to get Government title . » may make theex::. ~ company, whole. on Commerce of the Federal House io build a uew engine house put a new aud much larger engine in it for use in pumping, “exclusively, thus doing away, with the underground pumps now in the mine. This will be done sometime during the coming Bummer. The Idaho has six en/ Sines employed to run her vast machinery—three on each shift, The Adaho hoisting works consume from seven to eight cords of pine wood in twenty-four hours—quite an expense of itself. The month past shows an . : improvement in the ore coming out of the mine, the. yield for the five weeks, being about $70,000. The Trustees met yesterday and a dividend of $10 per share er More, was declared: The Idaho has helped ‘greatly in starting the dps) —G. ¥s Usion. At Grass ie an 4th, 1874, Josiah Perkins , aged 57 »& Rative Of Maine At Aflison Fane near Grass" Valley, Avril 4th, 1874, Frank Keller aged 35 years, a native of Ohio. a. Grace Valley, reir 2¢th, 1874, Hattia, ghter of J and Harriet aged 5 months a 20 days. Kosibay, At Laxe City, March Math: 1874, G Semester aged about S§ yeard. Hest Temperance Lecture. MRS. DUNIWAY, bpp ees ofthe ‘SORTaWeRt,” will givea Free Lecture at the Theatre. peo we -ON— ® — Evening, April Oth. DENTIST . a “ f ary D respectfally Bors the Ph ote So ee Brot and Ficinity th éssion ed an Office. Pe = fh be i. = — Transcript Builuing,. ON COMMERCTAL STREET, And is no’ prepared to do anythin Srything: ¥ % nd ey. faction guaran Office Hours from 9 A, M. from} to 6 P.M. Hevean April 7th, 1874. & ee For City Mat shal. C AUNCEY FORD is hereby: announce, ae B ppmttats, for the office of Ciryto 1) M, ang $ MARSHAL $$. ee A me ~ Adsoommtent Sale. NYY. ouNe GOLD MINING Compy.’ NY. Location of principal Place of business, 410 Montgomery Street, San Fran. cisco” Location of werks, Nevada Coun California. Notice—'Thereis delinquent up on the following deseribed stock on » t of assessment No 2, levied o1 the 19th day of February, 1874, the sever. 1 amonnts seg opposite the uames of the respective sharg holdera, as foliows: i No of Ne of: Nieken Cegtf. Shares; Am‘s. O, P, Purinton, 60 10€ 25 08 ‘And in accordance with law and an order _of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th day of February, 1874, so many shares 6: -each parcel of such stock us maybe neces.— sary; will be sold at public suction, ED office of the Company, Reom No. 2, Ne Montgomery Sirest, San Francisco, Califor. nia, on S4TURDAX, the 18th day.ef April, 1874, at the honr of 1 o'clock, P. M. of eaid day, to pay said delinquent assessment to. gether with costs of sdvertising and expen, 508 of the sale. =< 'W. J, GUNN, Beoretary, Office—Room No 2, 410 Montgomery Bt., “San Francisco. California api For Marshal 8. 8. GRTCHELL . id hereby ennouns_We edas a candidate for re-election te he office ot CITY MARSHAL, © For Assessor. "INTHROP 8. TONG is hereby aanounced as 8 candidate for re-election to the office of Cit ity Assessor. OSEPH B-GRAY i is a announced Siausiat = condiangy @or the office of crt . . SECOND. ees! ~OF Young Ladies’ Social Oris THE Young Ladies Soial Club respectfully give notice that their SECOND PART Y wil take place at a TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday Evening, April 10th. Dancing from 8 till 1 o’clocx. Reception Ci Committee. Abbey Gornell,“Lute Bliven, Seraphene Nilon, « Etta Hoyt, _ Floor Managers, Allie Davenport, Flora Cernejl, Jennie Eaten, Mary Gregery, Eliza Cornell, Ada Davenport, za ‘Invitation to be shown at the Deor. Tickets $1 50. . JOSH BILLINGS, —THE MOST— Irrisistible Humorist and Philo sophic Wit, So dere DELIVER ONE LECTURE ON ‘BUTY AND THE BEEST’ : ~AT— NEVADA THEATRE, On Tuesday Evening, April 7th. ° Seats can be secured at Geo. W. Welch’ Beokstere— Admission + Dress Circle One Dollar ” Parquette 59 cents,— Doors open at 7 o’ clock, Lecture to commence at 8 0 “clock. '} Union Hotel Barber Shop. LORENZ FAUTH, ; Late ot New York, NAKES pleasure in informing the peopl? of Nevada City and the surroundimg towns tlint he has léased the Union Hotel Barber Shop; Where he will at all times be found ready to do work in lis line in the Highest Style of the Art. Forme: patrons and ‘others are assured that satinfaction will be guaranteed. ~~ A SHARE OF PUBLIC PATE:3AGE IS SOLICITED, = = CEINZ TASTE. Nevada, april 7th. “Nevada, April 4th, 1874, s ~ dn the line of Devtis Z teed. try and ‘satis. Henry P. Bowie, 139 60. $19 ie Henry P. Bowie, 1406 196 Henry PP) Bowie, 141. 100. 95 99 W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 163-100 ee W.d. Gunn, Trustee, 164 1ue 9549 Ww, 3-Gunn, Trustee, 165 100 25 08 W.J. Gunn, Trustee, 169+* 100 25.00 W.d. Gunn, Trustee, 170 100-9509 W.J, Guam, Trustee, 171 100 Ww. et Gung. Trustee, © 231 in ; J. of 7% oe C.P. Purinton, 157 100 C. P. Purinton, 100 ss Fer Marshal, — She Daily t LOCAL AF! —_—— a Valuable G: Wm. Walters, wh comer of Coyote a streets, OB Sunday, excited over his pess {out months since place in which he~ ng mere nominal sum. digging round a. tree comesodded over the > yet, he foand among -@rrubbish, a piece o worth at. least forty « raining at the time,. . prosecute bis séareb af the opinien,” “owe miner informer -da treasure there, or t. place that Cuptain . his bullion. Real corner has risen at a “the owner does not w “yangements have bee with the owner of a posit of the metal wh balance. A quick 5 these’ who -visited h yesterday. : For City Ma . Ohauncey Ford, an this city, and well kn our-people, is annou “didate for City Mars: Trasscrret. Mr. Fi fartunate as to lose } hand. while blasting, since, thus incapaciti —hard-work-for—some~ himself fully compete the duties of Marsh: lieve him to be wort! tion: Temperance I The lecture: to ha‘ last night by Mrs. ] postponed on account ity to be here at ti Thursday evening she the Theatre on tempe leaving here she wilt ture on Col. Baker, is editress of the Ni Was acquainted witt _trem childhood, and him is said td be very Spee Dental On ‘Dr. Chipman, an ¢ this city, has resume: of his profession, and fice in the Transcy “where every kind of ‘will be perfermed by . utation of the Dr. ig t lished to need any fromus. He has fitte in fine style, and solic patronage, and we kni it, Skillful Oper The wound on the . Bachtal; which neces eration of trepanning, skill of the operators, is rapidly healing, t Slowly gaining, and little doubt of his recc credit his recovery to. which the operation w ee ee Eastern and Calife “Oysters are now i: and Antonio Tam, at Pine street, keeps fres California oysters on time. Cali and try a lies supplied by leavin Me lias also received a candies and nuts, whi atthe lowest rates. Ee New Geods! Ney Hyman & Bro. hav. attheir Clothing Emr aad select assortment styles of Spring and § Mere and Diagonal su Youths and boys, All Ptblic is to examine ¢ Prices, and if you do ™8 that the goods a ge lower than yon be pleasure of buying wating goods, Itats, b *® we will close ¢ leave the field ofusef. Hywa, Corner of “Broad an Nevada City, New Fir: The Clothing busin *atried onby B. Sch ‘omer of Pine anc ia this city, . } chased b by K. Casper, “will be conducted by h Pet has been authorize Ys due Mr. Sch wart:

fea ASS S a ph Jobn Colenadind T. Ww. Sigourney, who visited’ Sacrameute and San . , Francisco last week for the purpose ‘of obtaining statistics of the cost of construction of the Narrow Gauge Railroad, returned Sunday evening. Piey were “in consultation witha ~Mr. Schuyler, chief Engineer of the Denver Narrow Gauge Railroad at the time of its construction, with the T¥esident of the Central Pacific, and with other railroad officials, and have cost of construction, the manner of, ceed the estiniate or statement of the ~~ L, Marsh, of this city,we published a secured data sufficient to ‘enable thei . to form correct estimat®s_us to the! ling, &c. After compiling their statistics they can make & statement, and it will probably be’ ptbished for the. infyrmation of the public, at least such‘ part’ thereof as thy may deem of interest. It isthe opinion of the engineersConsulted that the cost: will greatly ex_party “at Denver, whose letter to M. short time sinee. Their interview with Leland Stanford was eminently ~~ wafistactory. They fouhd hier willing to grant every assistance in hi powér to promote the success of the ~enterprise—ready to give all the informatiom he possessed, and to make PFs yas Ua DP = REPS scone, Sebiaytrebetint z= gur readers, . every suggestion his experience . . would render of benéfit to them. He . ‘will give the right of way over: the —tands telonging to“tis company between here and Colfax, and offers . ), the services of his; engineers in any qensultation they may be deemed of service, and will afford every aceommodation’ in ‘his’ power by way of cdtinection of the two roads at Col fax; The prospects of an early: com. mmencement on the road are favorable. As soon as further particulars can be @bieined we shall lay them: before aaa Beard of ———S oii Torm, Monday, April 6, 1874. <t O¢ “Board met pursuant to law for. Apri il term. Present full Board. _Byoldent L. Marsh presiding. ~~ +Minates of Adios meeting ond oa: 4 Petition received from tesidente ot yawith Beats ént of Schodls attach i pray ig tor . : adivision of said school ‘@latriot, and thé establishment of a new school district, commencing at -2 ‘point .on the-north ‘side of Deer creek, at or mearthe residence of Orson’ Porter, * rtinning in-a-nertherly direction to “ the South Yaba river; thence enstetly one mile; thence southerly: to Deer creek again; thence westerly to the starting point.: To be known as Indian Flat School District. Petition filed, and on motion prayer of era rejected, =/Phe resignation of Hon. Niles as was read, and on motion _acResignation filed. hed pp received {rom-—citizens-ofNevada City, Truckee and Boca, ying for the appointment of E: Pe Gaylord as District Attorney, to fill vacancy occasioned by resignation of Hon Niles Searls. Petition read and filed, and further hearin postponed until this P, a., at 5 o’elock. ‘Petition received from citizens of Rough and Ready township, praying} for the formation of a new read from the Penn Valley House up Grub creek, cressing Deadman’s Flat ‘and e@ming out at the forks of the Nevada. vounty road—the Grass Valley road. Petition read and filed, and further hearing postponed, until Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock, ‘A remonstrahce to the granting of es petition, signed My, citizens: of Rough and Ready township, also reine, read and filed, and further ring ory until Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock, — ~Ebe following demands against the county wera-ordered paid: ‘ON SPRCIAL FUND.“Brown. & Watson, one ‘month's —. printing, $125. + Brown,’ one month's county, printing, $124 88. to How & Co., conveying patients ospital, $41. G. W: hy ae merchandise furnished, $19 13. 8. Crocker & Co. +» Merchandise durniehed, $172 50.. Geo: M. Hughes, labor and mea. tyes furnished Clerk's: office, “Nevada Gas C: any, -gae eon> suined from January” to. April, $24 10, Ohas. Guild, conveying patients to County H ‘spital, $4, Geo. King, labor on sewer at Coart House, $3, . By Sphwartz, blankets: furnished county juil $16. 5. EB. Datton, & Co, fee book, Slieriff’s office, $17 50. Sedaitiaih anid tanned hompbreg, . Teht.Buy and get the: advance in . mdAn hour. Jater they visited the spot, Sag ruaaat seal The only Josh Billings liviag will a my ny hig vicitity . the theatre’ will accony “We advise dyi yapeptiés, c if there are any in the city, to attend; it will be better than compound ca~ thartic pills. We clip the following concerning the ‘‘beest,”’ from the, San Jose Mercury: ‘Billings reached . the age of forty-five befére' he’ His him to speak of. Since then his name and fame -as a humorist have reached anto'the ends of the earth,”” and lapped over’ the edges. Many of his quaint sayings have grown into ‘proverbs, that wilt tive as-touy as Up gue. He boils over. with philosophy, fun; wisdom, ‘moral precept,. ‘Satire, sarcasm, wit and several other th'ugs—and alkin exeerable English. There is a good large stream of common sense aud genuine goodness running through ‘the man, which mukes him a favorite withall classes; lrrespectivé of yex, ovlor -or previous condition of servitude, excepting idiots ‘and Indians not taxed. Josh is @ success.”’ Real estate is lower in this efty now than it will ever be again, provided the railroad ig -completed. Now is the tinie for’ citizeus. and ‘these intending to become citizens, to purchase a home. Buy and Save } price which is sure to come, Buy and have a lidme of your own, and spend your spare time in beautifying it, in planting trees and general improvement. If you have ndt enough funds, run in-debt. A deht owed on real estate ig a benefit to any one, particularly. to -a_labezing man. You will economise and put }every cent into the payinent ofthe . } debt, whereas, on the other hand, you might sped it. There are hundreds of cheap houses which can now be bul, but @ year from now they may be~ beyoud Rass reach, ~~ a home. * “Mystertons Aftate On Sunday night a. ladies’ garment was ghia on Broad street bridges pass that way. They were undecided whatto do with it, but finally hung it up on theframe work of the bridge. and it wax gone. They are still in ignorance of the cause of its appearance or disappearance. At first, they concluded that a suicide had been ter beneath the bridge, it was found to be too shallow, to float a body away, and as no trace of it covld be, found, they do not know what it means. The garment was bifurcated and had lace‘on the bottom. Light may be thrown on ,the subject yet, so the anxiety. of the gentlemen will be relieved. SSeS = HT Death of F. K, Startsman, We are sorry to record the decease of F. K. Startaman, the teacher of the Allison ranch scheol. He was an enorgetic teacher, a gentleman and a good citizen. He went to Allison Ranch in 1864,° since which time he. hasregularly taught the school at that place. One by one the old teachers of the county drop out of the profession, some from 6ne cause and some from another. . Mr. “Startaman was. one of. the oldest’ teachers in the-county; and One-off the most successful, -Peace be to his ashes.The difference. It rained and snewed here on ‘Saturday, and about all day Sunday. The atmosphere was damp and cold. Ten miles above here, snow is eight or ten. feet deep, At Sacramento, sixty miles below here, green peas,. asparagus, and new ‘potatoes are in the market, and the strawberry sea. son will be in next week, down there, This is nothing strange to old residents of the State, but, in the East, where every thing is ice bound, uetil April, it would be a wonder. We can brag on California ¢limiate, if we “havo to go sixty, miles to do it. r * Upon Compulsion. » History repeats itself. There is nothing new wader the san. Stokes, the.Fisk murderer, told # reporter the other day, that he is trying to lead an upright life Good for Stokes, . “When the dayil was sick, the devil a-saint would be; But when the devil got well, the de vil a guint was he.” Unron Colleges of New York, has . JNv. Patrisox, Cc lerk. dnet been donated $150,000: =e ‘ in the theatre this evening, . ® purchase, “the claims ‘Star Mine, at Red Dog. They have commended. running. . tuhnél from Greenhorn Creek into-the mine, which, when completed, will<enablethem. to. work their . claims to a much greater deptlt _by not only fa qernor vetoed it, . trony friend ham, following: The Birdseye Creek Grayel Mining Company have for some timé owned a large amount of minies nown an heret fe ding. greatly 6 ‘their vane Twenty-five or. _ Heard Yrom, ing ground at You' Bet and Red Dog. Recently. they have : obtained, _ by as the , thére-ing work ‘buf ade ; 8 3 mite, when thétdnnel is, completed / can not fail of yielding large divi. dends. ‘Thetunnel-witl6 800.fect in length, 8 feet high, and 7. feet widé. -A shaft is being sunk on the line of the tunnel from which, when it reaches the grade ofthe tunnel, they will drift both ways,-so as to admit of working Meré men; ‘and securing the more rapid completion of Purchase a Homestead, the work. thirty men. will be employed. The Superintendent, .G.SPowers, is .& -live man, and under his supervision the ‘work goes bravely on, aud the. mine will make large setarns/B,'F, B. re J. M. Days, ‘member ¢ of the bill. ‘Roll of Honer, 19th segsion of the California Legis. lature, has written an opén letter to ‘Gov. Booth, in which he offers the . Governdr’ . ‘keverdl _ dileibias convicts hii, sutisfactorily io. himwelf, of inconsistency _ in_vetoing the street car conduetors’Days thinks i im~several other instances . which “he © bémes; » that 486 Se Governor has signed bills which smacked of special legislation; but Abey were bills inthe interest of capital, whilé this was in the interest of laboring men, consequently the GovWe are glad to hear . Roons*!puud ‘will ‘soon produce it. nys, although we do not coincide with his slggioaltpgether. “and Mr. . Tha dolla wing bBameseare on the roll of honor in the Clear Creek Dis-* trict school, for. the month’ of: March, J. W. Malone, teacher. ard is-95 per cent: The ae, Scholarship and deportment—Alioe Alonzo. Fleming, Deportment — Evaline Advertised Letter List Pelham, Luzerne Barnes, Mary PelCordelia Adams, William Barness, . Mary. Milcommitted, but on examining the wa. !¢t: Lewelen Pelham. Barnes, Charles ais Blanche AGuE Grant Smith. The following is » list of the letters remaining in the Post Office in this city, for the week ending Monday; April 6th, 1874. Persons -enquiring for any of these letters wil please say ‘‘advertised:'' é ¥ Katie Albert, 2, Rob, Adawia; Mrs, re: Belden, 8, Erskins, B, Delphiane, W. Collever, J. A. Fitzpatrick, C. V, Hyer, Mrs. J.A. Holiday, Giuseppe Moresi, Giasemo Refetti, M. B. Sidles, P. A. Tompkins, The Way to Hecome Weilthy. First have brains; . second April Showers, bi and all. a . the substantial manner that. the: upha your brains all run to wit; then write a book and lecture, and you can rise from'a onehorse counity DeWspaper’ reporter toa person of world wide, distinction, who can retire fremthe field witha Competency, “This” is what Mark Twain has do: \ within eight years. The! Agricultural coutties are hap. John Mc Cullough, who has been . the lessee und manager of the Cali-. . fornia Theatre, aud who is the pet of . that cify, recently went East on a . starting tour. He ‘has appeared in St. Louis in theleading Shakesperian characters, and has been greeted with’ créwded houses, the friendship of. the prominent citizens, the approval . of the critics, banquets, presentations and an, papegs there, compare MeCullough. with Booth in the ‘same characters, and pronounce: McCullough: the . airs if vot the Superior: of Bogth. erflowi ing exchequer. py over the fall of April showers, "We Suppose it is very necessary, down. there; but im this vicinity we have failed as yet of seeing. any one. who . cap appreciate the ‘gentle patter of the soft rain on the roof.’ Sunsbine and flowers are-preferred. 40 The ani that ee i ed “+f ime . terest to jour nee ous: _pondets: Ba take the liberty of dropping you tie ottr wertat Pas ant week . When'the railTip 14th Tudictal ye Curt poet on Monday, Judge Reardan ‘ates siding. The applieation of the trustees of the Methadist Episcopal Church Society of Nevada City, for an ,order of Coutt, allowing the corporation to }sebk . the Methodist parsonage and} the Methedist Church building, . GB Broad street, it this,eity, was granted in the District Court yesterday. : Three lectures im succession this much . Week, would indicate to outside. ‘bar-burians that intellectual ~amusements ° were in vogue here; but the. strain on the miantal powers is not killing. < Mumps: copthue to rage in this city. Preumonia seems to be prevalent all over the county. F. K. Startsmap and Joseph Perkins died. with it in Grass Valley last. week. Seve eral in this city are afflicted with it, but ho serious Gases exist. ; Our thanks are due our.éorrespondents in different parts of the coun-: ty for their favors, and we hope they will continue writing. — ee a We were shown by valuable set ofsleevé buttons, bequeathed to him by a Mr. Allen of ~~~ eS 2p jis being manifested, but we do not Colered Children im ar case of admitting ‘county, The ‘of the se oilibeed ‘was demand ‘COlgred pareut'there, find the Jeugh. WY, ers rflnitted them. Some opposition see how the teacher could do. otberwise. The law is plain, and unless the district wish to maintain a separate school, they certainly are compelled toadmit the colored children into ‘the public school. <> 2. District ApéOrney, >. . The Board ‘of Supervisors, ‘yesterday appointeds b yote, E. H. Gaylorc Yo ‘the office. of oceanioned by the” ‘fésighation of eu The appointmentis-#-good one, ind will ‘be sat———— a +. old and well known mines of Grass Valley, having been Jotated as Jong ‘ago as January” 185%. Like -most of the.eld locations, it/has ; been its ups and downs and passed through many _— Sbmething near half a milhis ‘mine at various. times and ibia the opinion of: good judges that many & million remains yet -to= reward hand of the faithful—-seeker. mine is now idle but the owners are San Franciseo.— ‘They-are= ‘gold, set with pearl and cameo, the original.

cust-was one bundyed and twentyve dollars. pape We saw Mr, ‘Van Slyke of Indian Springs it town; with-a—load of freight, yesterday; he says the weath} or, is getting warm, in his locality, rand the grass is growing finely; fead is good and stock is growing fat. L ide oh San Jnan Items. —__ We glean the following items from the San Juan Weekly Times: “The Amateurs/of San Juan, “have ‘in-réehearsal, “Ten nights in a Bar p The net proceeds to be given for the improveniént of Main Street. . . The Skating Rink will be opened ' fow. Bkaters: @hd visitors, on Saturday -April 11th. The b.a-s band will . discourse music {or the skaters, ' No prayers have been-made at the saloons yet, and whisky is sold without let or hindrance. The road contractors on the séveral roads leading out of the town, are pat work making thorough repairs, San Juan boasts of the best bands both .brass.and guadrille, in any county of the State.” Davis, and Bowen, are the only miners on North San Juan. Hill, and they are washing away the hill very rapidly, and’ having good success.A coughing epidemic prevails in all the section around San Juan, P. H. Butler, who has been quite ill, is-improving. Dr, Farley; of. North Blooméeld, is-lying dangerously ill with pneu: monia,. Be Yankee Dodge is fixing up. his peddliag wagon in magnificent style and’ will start out this week. Seeley’s freight teams are delivering large quantities of goods to the merehants, John, Hogan will start’ his daily stage to Marysville this week. idaho Mine. The new shaft is now down very nearly to the 800-foot level, and ‘the mén are now busily timbering it in per part of the new shaft has been. ‘It will be sunk aud timbered; to the 8th level byrabout the Ist of May. The old wotks are row idle, ‘dua have been for some ‘time; bat it is the intention to repair the shaft, ‘thereto, when they will . work : systematically und endeavor te make lively times out in that vicinity again. There are other mines on Union Hill which we wirh to. beap. live. reports’ of soon.—Foot Hill Tidings. >. Sensible. Henry Ward Beeelier’s opinien on dancing was recently given in the Christian Unign. In reply to the question Whether it is wicked to dance, he says: “It is wicked when it is wicked, and not wicked when it is not wicked. In_ itself it bas no more moral character than walking, wrestling or towing. Bad company, untimely hours, evil dane ercises_ evil; ae some hours, and home influences may make it a very great benefit.” Beecher’s views are not only liberal on pe questions, but always sensible, ‘ Tue Chaigtoan of. the Dintieibies of Representatives. contradicts the reports sent out ‘by the Associated Press that the members of that.committee had expressed themselves adversely to an appropriation for Oakland harbor, It is, not. expected that the committee will report this session of Congress. : ProressioyaL.—Dr. E. Kirkup, recently from the East, who has been spending the winter in Grass Valley, looking up 4 perniahent lécation of the Pucific slope, has decided in favor ef ‘Nevada’ City—where he will open an office on the 13th inst. ADVICES received { fri almost every part of the State represent the growing wheat as looking remarkably well, and ee an abundant harvest. The Rnighite Template of Utah appeared in public procession for the first time, in Salt Lake City, the occasion being, Good Friday's religious services, BORN, At vi bi, a April 4th, 1874, to Jas. Dotes ane ute ¢& 80h. Rh @rass Valley, March 27th, 1874,-te+——_ wh N Bray and wife, a son. Tass Valley, March 26th, 1874, to J. Hey tan and wife, a daughter. At North San Juan, March 26th, 1874; to — cwonbly and wife, @ on.: rags Valley, April Ist, ae tod Corbett aki wife, a duaght bter mig geny “an unanimous District Attorney, to fill the vacancy . isfactory té the people es the county, “ Union: Hinn.—T his is one oF the: the The . preparing to get Government title . » may make theex::. ~ company, whole. on Commerce of the Federal House io build a uew engine house put a new aud much larger engine in it for use in pumping, “exclusively, thus doing away, with the underground pumps now in the mine. This will be done sometime during the coming Bummer. The Idaho has six en/ Sines employed to run her vast machinery—three on each shift, The Adaho hoisting works consume from seven to eight cords of pine wood in twenty-four hours—quite an expense of itself. The month past shows an . : improvement in the ore coming out of the mine, the. yield for the five weeks, being about $70,000. The Trustees met yesterday and a dividend of $10 per share er More, was declared: The Idaho has helped ‘greatly in starting the dps) —G. ¥s Usion. At Grass ie an 4th, 1874, Josiah Perkins , aged 57 »& Rative Of Maine At Aflison Fane near Grass" Valley, Avril 4th, 1874, Frank Keller aged 35 years, a native of Ohio. a. Grace Valley, reir 2¢th, 1874, Hattia, ghter of J and Harriet aged 5 months a 20 days. Kosibay, At Laxe City, March Math: 1874, G Semester aged about S§ yeard. Hest Temperance Lecture. MRS. DUNIWAY, bpp ees ofthe ‘SORTaWeRt,” will givea Free Lecture at the Theatre. peo we -ON— ® — Evening, April Oth. DENTIST . a “ f ary D respectfally Bors the Ph ote So ee Brot and Ficinity th éssion ed an Office. Pe = fh be i. = — Transcript Builuing,. ON COMMERCTAL STREET, And is no’ prepared to do anythin Srything: ¥ % nd ey. faction guaran Office Hours from 9 A, M. from} to 6 P.M. Hevean April 7th, 1874. & ee For City Mat shal. C AUNCEY FORD is hereby: announce, ae B ppmttats, for the office of Ciryto 1) M, ang $ MARSHAL $$. ee A me ~ Adsoommtent Sale. NYY. ouNe GOLD MINING Compy.’ NY. Location of principal Place of business, 410 Montgomery Street, San Fran. cisco” Location of werks, Nevada Coun California. Notice—'Thereis delinquent up on the following deseribed stock on » t of assessment No 2, levied o1 the 19th day of February, 1874, the sever. 1 amonnts seg opposite the uames of the respective sharg holdera, as foliows: i No of Ne of: Nieken Cegtf. Shares; Am‘s. O, P, Purinton, 60 10€ 25 08 ‘And in accordance with law and an order _of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th day of February, 1874, so many shares 6: -each parcel of such stock us maybe neces.— sary; will be sold at public suction, ED office of the Company, Reom No. 2, Ne Montgomery Sirest, San Francisco, Califor. nia, on S4TURDAX, the 18th day.ef April, 1874, at the honr of 1 o'clock, P. M. of eaid day, to pay said delinquent assessment to. gether with costs of sdvertising and expen, 508 of the sale. =< 'W. J, GUNN, Beoretary, Office—Room No 2, 410 Montgomery Bt., “San Francisco. California api For Marshal 8. 8. GRTCHELL . id hereby ennouns_We edas a candidate for re-election te he office ot CITY MARSHAL, © For Assessor. "INTHROP 8. TONG is hereby aanounced as 8 candidate for re-election to the office of Cit ity Assessor. OSEPH B-GRAY i is a announced Siausiat = condiangy @or the office of crt . . SECOND. ees! ~OF Young Ladies’ Social Oris THE Young Ladies Soial Club respectfully give notice that their SECOND PART Y wil take place at a TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday Evening, April 10th. Dancing from 8 till 1 o’clocx. Reception Ci Committee. Abbey Gornell,“Lute Bliven, Seraphene Nilon, « Etta Hoyt, _ Floor Managers, Allie Davenport, Flora Cernejl, Jennie Eaten, Mary Gregery, Eliza Cornell, Ada Davenport, za ‘Invitation to be shown at the Deor. Tickets $1 50. . JOSH BILLINGS, —THE MOST— Irrisistible Humorist and Philo sophic Wit, So dere DELIVER ONE LECTURE ON ‘BUTY AND THE BEEST’ : ~AT— NEVADA THEATRE, On Tuesday Evening, April 7th. ° Seats can be secured at Geo. W. Welch’ Beokstere— Admission + Dress Circle One Dollar ” Parquette 59 cents,— Doors open at 7 o’ clock, Lecture to commence at 8 0 “clock. '} Union Hotel Barber Shop. LORENZ FAUTH, ; Late ot New York, NAKES pleasure in informing the peopl? of Nevada City and the surroundimg towns tlint he has léased the Union Hotel Barber Shop; Where he will at all times be found ready to do work in lis line in the Highest Style of the Art. Forme: patrons and ‘others are assured that satinfaction will be guaranteed. ~~ A SHARE OF PUBLIC PATE:3AGE IS SOLICITED, = = CEINZ TASTE. Nevada, april 7th. “Nevada, April 4th, 1874, s ~ dn the line of Devtis Z teed. try and ‘satis. Henry P. Bowie, 139 60. $19 ie Henry P. Bowie, 1406 196 Henry PP) Bowie, 141. 100. 95 99 W. J. Gunn, Trustee, 163-100 ee W.d. Gunn, Trustee, 164 1ue 9549 Ww, 3-Gunn, Trustee, 165 100 25 08 W.J. Gunn, Trustee, 169+* 100 25.00 W.d. Gunn, Trustee, 170 100-9509 W.J, Guam, Trustee, 171 100 Ww. et Gung. Trustee, © 231 in ; J. of 7% oe C.P. Purinton, 157 100 C. P. Purinton, 100 ss Fer Marshal, — She Daily t LOCAL AF! —_—— a Valuable G: Wm. Walters, wh comer of Coyote a streets, OB Sunday, excited over his pess {out months since place in which he~ ng mere nominal sum. digging round a. tree comesodded over the > yet, he foand among -@rrubbish, a piece o worth at. least forty « raining at the time,. . prosecute bis séareb af the opinien,” “owe miner informer -da treasure there, or t. place that Cuptain . his bullion. Real corner has risen at a “the owner does not w “yangements have bee with the owner of a posit of the metal wh balance. A quick 5 these’ who -visited h yesterday. : For City Ma . Ohauncey Ford, an this city, and well kn our-people, is annou “didate for City Mars: Trasscrret. Mr. Fi fartunate as to lose } hand. while blasting, since, thus incapaciti —hard-work-for—some~ himself fully compete the duties of Marsh: lieve him to be wort! tion: Temperance I The lecture: to ha‘ last night by Mrs. ] postponed on account ity to be here at ti Thursday evening she the Theatre on tempe leaving here she wilt ture on Col. Baker, is editress of the Ni Was acquainted witt _trem childhood, and him is said td be very Spee Dental On ‘Dr. Chipman, an ¢ this city, has resume: of his profession, and fice in the Transcy “where every kind of ‘will be perfermed by . utation of the Dr. ig t lished to need any fromus. He has fitte in fine style, and solic patronage, and we kni it, Skillful Oper The wound on the . Bachtal; which neces eration of trepanning, skill of the operators, is rapidly healing, t Slowly gaining, and little doubt of his recc credit his recovery to. which the operation w ee ee Eastern and Calife “Oysters are now i: and Antonio Tam, at Pine street, keeps fres California oysters on time. Cali and try a lies supplied by leavin Me lias also received a candies and nuts, whi atthe lowest rates. Ee New Geods! Ney Hyman & Bro. hav. attheir Clothing Emr aad select assortment styles of Spring and § Mere and Diagonal su Youths and boys, All Ptblic is to examine ¢ Prices, and if you do ™8 that the goods a ge lower than yon be pleasure of buying wating goods, Itats, b *® we will close ¢ leave the field ofusef. Hywa, Corner of “Broad an Nevada City, New Fir: The Clothing busin *atried onby B. Sch ‘omer of Pine anc ia this city, . } chased b by K. Casper, “will be conducted by h Pet has been authorize Ys due Mr. Sch wart: