April 8, 1875 (4 pages)

va 3 b 4 ‘ Ps ~ Ai t : e a Bas: . : a af digi f re 4 5 ee dae’ ray A a “Rents ¥ Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY,, CAL, ‘Thursday. April 8, “1875, i SERENE EEL a 2 x Rather Saaally ° the. oppoto the faith. do It is nat necessary for of Democratic party muke much up the effort-to sbow shortcomings and want of bad They can ~ easier by letting the parties who are + of its members. so . l to sell now, and it is Local Brevities. Oustomah Lodge No. 16,1. 0. 0. .F., elected A. A. Sargent, “Chas, Marsh and. A. R. Wadsworth, detsgates to the meets in a few weeks at San Fran, ot ee — ee Stocks have-had the potte m knoc ‘ed out of them. Eve srybody wants usually a good . rule to buy just.at such.a time. “Gussie Wentworth has engage a to . . . teach the Lake City school the com-. . ing season. We venture tle assercontending for the leadership of the . to that the people: there will be party, both in Sin Francisco ane wall Gatistie i with the aio: Sacramento doit, Inthe latter plaice . = there are two sets of imwen claiming . -Wm'. Edwards, business mapager to be the County Central Committee. They both published ecards in” the eres ii 4 » ARLE EL TELA WOECTE jand joint proprietor.ef the Truckee Republican, isin town, visit to his numerous friends in this . Grand Lodge wiieh+te Downieville, via nrrkiryat Communkation . Ep. TRaNscurpr: A have “noticed two. or three articles im” your . paper \ eoncerbing afew youd trom Nevada North Bloom: . i field. 4 interest of Nevada, I look upon this . -. one as second-only to built to tailroads. are built for the . of travel . the railroad now being Colfax. . business and this city from . eonvenience . and the carr ying trade, to make that : they must-have somethiny business profitable, . to carry, ided hy which and_ travel. if Land tributaries provi . to secure that trade “pod in order . . © . As a road enterprise in the. the people-of -Nevada-— City-—wish. to ; increase their business, thevalue_of . their property and the power and influences: to brild <4} s. Letter From Nevada. ; Virornia Cry, April 4th. Ep. TRANSCRIPT: passed Las-been replete with mrisfor. tune to stock speculators, ‘For a day . or two things assumed an. old-time . the Bulletin Boards, for the market was look; eager crowds rushed to looking up a little, but it was a vain delusion, and the week closed on a] nee if again the Comstock mines command a price similar'to those attained durDiamond dealings have . soft market. It is a chance ever . the and done their work; aud the men Who. gaye-their means io muke the tharket, have, perchance, wisely _ sured . last’. upheaval. devilish their attentions to other things. than the pursuit of-fortune in the yucer. l Said: WANTED TO Be ScArED,-The American says that a, very decently ap-. pearing and well dressed. man catted ‘) The week justjatthe police station_in. Lawrenice, . fannees. Mass:,and walking up fo the railing, behind which shone the good natured facé of ‘‘Bach,”’ steadied himseif and with intense drunken gravity Marshal?Delinquent Notice. NUREKA CONSOLIDATED MIXING CO. “Loéation of principal place of bhipire Rach, Yuba County, Cal. “Logption of wi are lore Ey @_Gopper i Mining » Distetét,< real ae Gul. There are de eet a, the foils Wing described stock, Chi agcount Of -Asse-sment No13_jevied on the Twenty seventh. (27) ¥ iy 2 : ‘ i By 4 4 : { : e x & p aoe 3 Es r & a 4 Btea 3 on o ra ~ Psat he i 8 pg iPa ae SS my YT ae Ae : ‘erent afpong themselves, or they will -and yielded 532 ounces Of wmulyain, daily papers. eal, we only arrive ut the *& oucluston . that there is a'gener: al’ muss among . perus them,-and that in the language the Placer Herald, ‘the chives is} split wicte open there, 2s-well_as-in San Francisco. [twill not do for tlre-unterrified to become too — belliglose their supposed supremacy in the State, It does ndt<argue well for coming success when the elements areas discordant as they ‘appear to be at héadqnarters. They -hadbettet follew Grant’s advice and ‘Let us have-peace.” a oe California Comsolidated Mine, ‘The California Consolidated MinCompany own the California iden da tpeing ball. “dane, dua serene rrr The owners of the Skating Rink . think that arrange ments will soon be . made to repair and put it in order “Things will be pretty lively on-the lin2-of the railroad between bere and . Grass Valley in a couple of weeks, The Board of-Supervisors will complete their labors fof this term to-day, wé believe. San Jithites are going to learn to Millington went over there yeste rday to organize dancing classes. John Dickgon is seriously ill at: his Tesidénce-in North-San Juan, Dan. yere and painfull illness, Sell is suffering from & seaud the Gold. Tuunel muines, which ‘are located an both sides of Deer Creek, about a half a mile from tuwn. The California is on the South side of the creek, and ‘the Gold Tunnel on the North side. Mr. od y-FueHollandisthe . Huperintendent and has held the position uinice August last. The ledge in the 420 toot level in the from one to two feet in width aud is conposed of Leavy sulphuxet rock. The last crashing Was nude a day or California averages two-since of about Ju0. tons of rock “ulirsermous through its columns.” to be able to chronicle his recoverysoon. : Yesterday was warm and pleasant. The nights are unusually cold, there is no need of the ice man until further notice. ane Fruit buds have-received—namer-+ ‘ous ‘hints to keep out of sight afid]. not be tov forward. . We think the hint will bé ‘acted on hereaftet by . Fy some of them. see The Grass Valley Union says the . Nevada ‘PRANSCRIPT 18_preaching reg_which will yield a which isworth eight dollars. an 1 @ There was nbout” one buaof ounce, dred saved, dollars tons sulphurets hundred . Well, even preaching is an itiprevement ou doing nothing. = The Truckee Republican’says there are mupy of the new ‘emigrants to. We~hope . 4 rae SEE hE :. tepes; they-strount-net—d biny. -ectipu i . too long inthe matter “of this Dowroud, _ Much of the road. ; will pass through portions of counf4ty, new and heavily-timbered, and nieville — the construttion of a road would ofinducements fer timber. -for + fer preparing that transportation. inclined to think made by your corre” are not out of the Moores Flat, T am the estimates spondent, ‘‘S, way. The Board of Supervisors at: their present meeting, should make: ‘previsiéiis for surveying the route, and if found practicable, then without delay nake “appropriations for its immediate construction. thorough system of management in the Feds already constraeted-in or. der much of the. trade and commerce ws_possible, from the people of this and adjeining counties, to secure as There is “hive h just caute_of comLplaint of the road “hlanagement in *Somé—eowplain of the . road law and say they would prefer . the old way of working them. The The fawlt is in the noncompliance of contractors et . . this county. aw is good enough. . . . With the terms of contract. . a {Agere all, neither the“bad _writer, . the weary compositor, nor the vinjbictive proof reader is always to dlame for Hewsapinper Crrors, ‘There jis an evil spirit who presides at every prit.ter'’s ¢ and whispers. in se ee m @ al Ly a8 % et > ts * hs ky t } “ te ee oe Y * ” . "4 i ie r B. , # * ‘4 * é ~-itornta by steam power, + Aan " fay Y eee GS + eee tO. LI lO, LoCTCrOre, tie Crusis yiclded about $3,106, ‘or over ‘$27 to the ton, ‘The hoisting at both nines is done by steam power, . ‘The mill at the Gold Tunnel is driven by watér power and the.one at the (¢ There isa new incline being sunk at the Gold Yunnel preparatory to the erection atid use of new machinery so as to allow more extensive and systematThere 30 men atthe pte time at both ic work. ure: employed only mines. There are.ten. each mill and eae can be kept running steadily on rock from the mine, stamps in As before suid, the future prospects ‘of the mine are first-rate. Rarirnoap Loar Rn, —‘Ehe—Mfohawk Lumber Company are putting “up a saw mill at the old Weed Crossing, on Bear River, ubout one mile above the point at which the ruiload Bald will endl river. ‘The Th ~tae ‘the bridge: pn the timber ie be hauled down On wagons, on the—bed-of the river to the point where it is to be used. When the water subsides, in the dry months, the vast deposit of mining tailings on the-river leaves a level sand plain, which teams can “pass over as easily asa made—roadway. By the lovation of the new mill the Company will have a roadway at hand which will subserve their purposes ef putting the_railroad bridge timber down upon the spot whete needed.—G. V. Union, Smnator Sanaenr.—Hon. A. A. Sargent. visitedGrass Valley Tuesday. He stopped in town an hour or so, while on his way from Nevada City to Colfax. He was warmly greeted here by his personal friends, of every shade of polities; and while there Was no osteatatious display-in his reception the atfair was thoroughly cordial. Senator Sargeut goes to San ‘Francisco,~and will step. for . awhile at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, at which hotel will be bis for the present, With his characteristie dislike of fuss ‘the.Senator left Nevadi a before ea big serenade, whieh . -. . {this State making theit way Dack—to the Eyst. They wall the railon they can succeed in_doing so with-. out detection. ~.Of eopurse they are} penniless, We fear they will be many more in the-same fix, and that] when they they will not give a very glowing de. seription of the Jand of gold. Millingtou'’s dancing class met at. he Skating rink on Tuesday aight. The floor ef that place is fifty by. ninety feet; and it was thickly covered With dangers, How many there on the list we do not know, the way, itis suggested to ‘this makes the thigdaveek— in schools : ra should be Soak at least wi pedouen ar are By Tuition . > n have been” on ‘Mecdas next gee and alee men -will come: ous, “Arthur “Hagadori gravel over in the vicinity of Little York,__A-good—many had come to believe ‘‘that he was not,’ because of -his prolonged absence from his accustomed haunts, but such’ is not the esse. We-inquired of a-man who -was recently summarily discharged at the mine, how Arthur was, and he said “the was so as to be kicking.” From the way the man rwalked we inferred that he had had a practical demonstration. “Cirry & Blum concluded after striking a fortune, that they could afford a little recreation, So they wended their way to the Bay City, and are new looking at the strange sights and animals down there. We recommend to thema close inspection of the editor of the Stock Report, as he is no doubt the rarest en. riosity in that wonderful city. His posed to be the conneeting link :; mitel-talked of; pd-will well eEey a visit by. the oustole: J ‘qditress j anon Ses SEE THE _ steamship ‘Faraday failed was intended for bim, could come off. "The Senator, we’ kuow, feels proud of the kindly greeting he received in the county in which was brought-up.—G. V. Unioa,. om ~ Go West, young mane Thece are J400 tnarnugeable ladies in Colorado ‘Springs. 5°90 School Hats, at” apiece, at Goldsuith's, _ ‘ 3itg cents he . States_eable.— wee ea I ei THE secessions frem the to the Greek Churth continue very numerous in Prussia and Poland. snow, hail and rain, New styles of Brussel Carpets with borders, "at Goldsmith’s. ad peay precisely the read track-or-ride on the cars when was-intended: reach their old homes . ns that . “which. ‘is’ scratching . ~ working.steadily for a year, and ther species is unknown, bet he ‘is aye from England. Mendayto complete the laying of = the direct United Catholic IN several sections of the S State, on Monday, there were heavy gales; ph -eartie—word—that—treverses—the meaning of a sentence and makes it oppesite of what Phemost-inteligent compositor in the world could not . hit the words nevessary to make the complete changes that are made in. . putting a-pieee of manuscript in . typé> “Ttis easy enough to mistake a word, -but to always light upon. one . that can take its pl vce and. exactly rreversy tho menning -of the writer, Lregttire s-a—skill thats fHOrS titi human, Ifthere ave any ‘scientific . persons who can explain: this thing finany other way, let them speak up. } —Louisville ) Coufier-Journal. 2 [Tn oné of our : public sc ere yes= terday Johuny and Jimmy got into a quarrel and were called up for it. . ‘He stoleoranges,’’. said Johnny, ‘and: kin “prove: it.’ < “Tsay I didn't” Was the prompt ‘response “but he stele apples arid wouldn't give me the first bite.’’ “*My, dear children,’ said the teacher kinuly, ‘‘suy no more. Iam fully convinced that you will be ~& board of educa: page 8 some aay” ‘St Louis Dispated the following good drive: ing was Bd gama by a sible PS sf * good e ane the other Planters’ Boo aid ‘ion to him, reading . fare: What is this. . adn Financiere?” replied, ‘I suppose that is cu a Wall street bull. OC a sateen from a bill» of “Ove®in the Fifth ward-an uneduVeated-manrunsgrocery. Saturday lasts women came in and _bought seven pounds of cheap sugar. After it was all nicely done up she inquired how much it was. ‘‘Let’s ~see,”’ said thie grocer, taking his pencil and a piece of paper, ‘seven. pounds at seven cents a pound. Seven times seven is seventy-seven, Call it seventy-five cents and take it along. —Toledo Blade. Tuk title of ‘‘Reverend,”’ which is just now the cause of quite a breeze ‘in the ecclesiastical atmosphere of England,.seems after all) not to belong exclusively to the clergy. Masters in C bar very Wero once styled “Reverend.” 7 NUMBER of: the ‘societyafilicted family: heads-ofene-of. able uvenues have -banded together wid pledged each other that if their tle drum” follies-afier Easter, they town, and call them “*bass drums.’ —Chicayo Journal. Reerprocat = retribution—Out in hio, last—week, alife insurance ; aveHL Wis harried to a book cunVasser, *“May heaven bless and keep you. from your own true love, b bjawmin Herrick,’ Was the way the letter ended, — a Fad [ . end -maintain colKS tT 4 . . } i eat -fashion= * Being . familia” with ‘the country through . which the road would pass as far: as . wives persist in renewing their *ket. of Picton, -well, and possibly pay, but they are -a—titthe—_thin—seme—oftthen ++ -withnra,few feet of euch other; fem Set in, and Lam willing will-get-ip-partresef-theit-ownr down + 4 ‘lots ad sweeping the streets, Do you ‘pings there is more left of the same sort, tain. realm of gic cks, I told: you ‘in . theoutsetthat I would post your tne se that [—that Ishan’t get any . readers on the mines, but I may as well say to prevent. misanderstand. ing, that J neither wish to Bull or . Bear stocks, fer; with my few shares . which is worth somewhere . about a dollar en anything T Bay” would not aggrandize nor militate, for nor against my fortune in the . least , So I can look serenely on in . trusting confidence, that. if all the stocks go up to a thousand dollars a share, mine might about the time_of the secoud centénnial, ‘be ‘qnotes at six bityarod, << o The glowing accounts in our loeal papers and the stock report -read acre, -beingwritten on the principle of ‘neverBut I sup~ Just give the give a dog a bad name. all. right. boys i» chance. THE WAR, pose it’s Which has been impending in the ind Justice mines; “sil hangs fire, both parties preserving a kind of Woodville . armed neutrality, The . . twenty odd . fighters from I daho in their mine,. . has. some while the Justic 'e hag i as mMapy. more . of home 1} “Fue drifts of . the vival mines have approached . production, the breaking through of either would doubtless let the sigGal for a murder. The the case are unknown to ime, this, [. thiat—the whol-hite+ murderers ought to_.be sent to the Penitentiary. —THE WEATHER = ous merits of but pred collision. > —Retrows, fen Tlas~beer atbone could winticoit be. f hved a> thousand from here, Why just fancy loailes y What Wu enjoy, when I tell you it cowed list hight ner wly . . aninch in de ‘pth from «perfectly cloudless & gicy, You m ay think this story is too thin, but it is true, Lassure you, ing allthe The wiod has fufi’ it huygrading been wanted, know what a 3s? One of those fellows that tip over stage couctes, and blow-men bald . headed. Ask ‘Loni. of the old boys, the This has been pur **Washoe Zephyr’ Canfield or any Ley've been here, source of ‘egjoyment for a week} and from the cropSince I commenced this a real old fashioned snow storm hi 5 all I have said above, ‘This is a nice climate for Jim, Lick’s Observatory. Tt-goes back ws oftenas-he does; no confidence you know, A SHCOTING SCRAPK Enlivened the gloom of C street a few days ago. Several hundred men gathered‘around the spot'to see tue fight. . The first shot made g scatterid you bet. The distant. loungers ire; and in a moment C. street motion; nobody hart, POL TTICs, The city electidy on the first Mow day of May is the 6 political ex. cilement we are going have this Lively times are expe sted, as . the water company that Ssuppliea the city with waterexpress a determida: } Yeur, tion to control the city government at all hazards,will meet with foeman op= "posed to_ their damned -The fight will be bitter, poverty, extartio ns. . Coin against Two to one on poverty, We feel’a deep iuterestin your CaliforHiv electiows,and will Kee a Weathe®” eye Moon your dojugs. % Viregous,—4 ciate ae Tue ‘University Mound College, South Say Francisco, was burned $50,000; jnstranee; S20, O00 <ciiinak dnicdemiciiaaan ¢ . We t measure the riotous baby . fguiust the cottage wall’ is the. be. ginning of a poem in a Miiwauke paper. This is certainly an improv weut on the old plan ot sitting on the refactory squaller, 2-2 ', A posTan casd ‘picked up in the street at Norwich, Conn., tue other e-) down day, bore thissolemn appeal : ‘Deer mary for lay of God seud ure a pate , of pants.” . “affection *And there are plenty of men and wo. to paint witaiyou gan’t see color, late on the nigtit of April th; loss} entertainment, aud yet neither for the frowzy cover nor the bluned page, nor any of the Somes Ey Eee of February, 187! ward belongings have yeu-.a —bit—of. that attaehment which in the cise of books, as of the people, betokens an for the innermost part. men of whom you thoreughly apptuyvé,-who really inform and amuse you; with whom, indeed, if cireum‘stances conspire;~youenti—becor reasonably intimate, and whom you . never think of in the way of. earnest frieidship.—Scribner. --+e ---‘Are you the—hie day of Felirnary, 1875, the teveral anvounts ‘No,’ said Bach. “bné I'll do jagst ak t OF eae uae Lahey ‘OF the respective Jas well; what is wanted?” “I want . *°8* ene nee No. Ko to co into the room. where you —hic . Namen “me. -Cert. Shares: Amt =lock ’em up, and-look—look it . Miis Edgar, a 6, 207 ; over ? -sTt’s Sunday, and no time! Whitteore WE nee va a he sce : = : ittemore ¥ 25 “ é for visitérsy besides, nobody is ad-) ci son'T B, — 67,68,69, “ /mitted without leave ef the Mar70:22. S00 40 eb shal »«7 tell you, I—bic—ninst . Bovyer D, 109;249,-. oe . Lau, 200. 40.00 look in, there; want ys pee Daniels Edward, 18, 27, 32 6 ay “What do yon want to look in there . gi}, Thomas, 1), 64, 197 27 40 for? Anybody there you ~Wwant to . burk Patrick, ES find?’? *‘No: “but just laok b—hi ee . Bindabve dC 25 569 ere. You sce tne pretty drubk DOW; af ARRBETE dy. a In Pm -hic=—'fraid if i don't get) 2 931, 232,200 69 06 scared somehow-I shalt kee ~p--On= wi is Pe a 10d, 106 we 40-00 1 eel 25 3/0 . I get so--hic—drunk thatt-sbail g EWerrell Iobn. Fi: rv 7 . put. in there. Just le’ nelookt the ae Ci Oper Robe TE, = 98, ot, TO OO Sie ==0veT; ritt-see tit er 4 et Li, = mid ot Lkncaster 3 = T23, 124, -33 6 66 . Lancaster J A $36,. = 34 drunker.”” Bach couldu’t standthat . (1) oun c 164,165, nae appeul, and became for the vounee . 166, 167, jan apostle of femperance, and the 7 Beg }mman departed satisfied, and he preie 33, c= 66 11 60 j i a0, a. K sumed became a sober may, for he) yfarsh Chas, 215, 216, : didn’t get brought up. 2 ya 100 20 00 Trench M-B, 157, 153, 59, 160. I wonber what it is in people. ‘that her ibe ca makes us likethem. There rust be fat ae 800 a-certain amount of common infor. Veeder Luther, 244, 40 $ 00 . Sates . “ray 546-95 9, mation as a. basis fer congeniality; . Pe jonll ia ee " se bat surety it is not quality in epy . ccham Win, . ney ies sense, No ~it is with a friend as —it. Seeaers J H, 261 5 100 is with an author, we are won by a . Schoffcild Thos, 265 25 500 certain. qtality, and mere quanity Coupee W llnaka Si 108 oy 16 W0. ~ b4 . , , L ’ atid mere faculty go for nothing,.ex. = 360 BG. cept as they give proof ef the qualjo. * — 201,202, ity. There are books you can read cue bikie oa ie 150 30.00 xs a Ses ee cnet ark Frank, 235, 2 i by the hour, With instruction and 053,” 195 25.00. And in ‘accordance with law; and an order of the Board of Trusteen made on theany SDs of each parcel of said stock as may. ‘be_nec. eae essary will be sold at the office of the Company, at the Empire Ranuch,-Yuba—County, Cal., on the THIRD day cf MAY, 1875,. at 20°Clock. P.M. ,of said day,to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with custs Of udyertising and expenses of sale, W.J. MEREDITH, Secretary, Office—Empire Launch, Yuba Covaty, Cal. ae : a7 ANNUAL MEETING. Tur following spicy conversation fappears in Wilham M, Hunt's talk) to his pupils in the Worcester Patlai dium; “**¥You musn’t’ be am bitious —“ bs wean ft help ite “Yuat sO Saad) ett t 7 eb =was-tole when in-Evrope+ years = to je to ‘work, work. So I began painter irly im the, morning, “almost be foretight—” “An exceHent—timne ” “Yes, and I panated., all day, sometimes-without-eatine;—even-— working . lute at night by gas tights I did that . . Seven years, until I lost my fealth.”’ “And now-for-seven years you ought + . to go out of doors, sii under. a pine tree, and say, *Whata fool! Whata vol!’ ” . ee Us A NEGRO in Mississippi, who. was shot.while stealing bacon, rolled his eyes over the crowd anil. mournfully exclaimed: ‘*Why didn’t you wil de ole wan cai ic chance? du ao saxstrrnn FOR CITY AssEzss OR. We S. LONG is hereby enaudieed . } @ 33-8 candidato p for re-election to the offi 8 of City: Assessor, Election, Stay 3d. 157: aps J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT. LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, _Justice of tae Peace, and. FIRE “INSURANCE AGENT, FEICE, Brown & aoegan’ 8 Block, NEYADA. CLES, Ci. en nena _MayY_ DAY BALL, 0 MRS. M. L, MORROW Will give.a grand MAY DAY BALL at MOORE'S FLAT, —oN—~ pene Eve'ng, May Ist, 1875. GOOD MUSIC will be be in attendance, a SPLENDID SUPPER will be furnished, . and everythihg done to make the guests . happy. Tickets, including y Supper, Three Dollars, li are invited to attend. aps a eran siete : 7 essment Sale, el SPRINGQAGRAVEL. MINING GO. Location of Works, Nevada tow nship, Cuiifornia. a ace of business, Nevada Cit¥; Cal. Notic ‘here ure delingnent apen tho fol) : “StUCK, UN GCCONHE Of AS ied on Hie. 23d day of Februrry, Ay on the several amounts’ set oppos? hames Of the rmspective stocknolders} fuhows; = Noot“Nsot = Names Certfi'e. Shares, Amt. P S Brown, a4 2 > lw “Charles Be ver, ~mot is’d 25 : 12 50. . J BE Cava: ier, sf 2% le 30 And in accordance with law and an order ee of the Rourd of ‘Trustees made on the 234 hity-ot February. A. D. 1575, so many shares of cach parcelof such stock, as taay be nécessary will be suld at public auction, at the office of the Secretary, at A. Isoard’s store. ‘onebroad street, Nevada City, Cal., on MONDAY, the TWEN'TYsIXiu day of APRIL, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of suid day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with the costs of advertising and the eXpenses of 7s, i. J.ROLFE, Secre ary. Nevada City, Apu 3, 1875. . ia al . May baetsi 5. FRXHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock. holders of the Odd Feilows" Hall Association, Will be held on May 8d, 1875, At-6-o’elock, P. Mo, st -Odd Fellows’-Halr one election at arue oes for the ensuiby AH PARKER Monda ¥s al _ Beare ary of Hall Association, FOR CITY “MARSHAL. OSEPH B, “GRAY is hereby. aneunced a6-a-condidete-tor-reexeetion tu.the office of City Marshal. Election, . FLOWER SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS GRASS SEEDS. .CHOICE BULBS. ‘CLOVER SEED:ALFALFA. _l onion TOPS.SWEET CORN. Wholesale and Retail at PRESTON’S . COUGH CANDY, Affords immediate rélief ta sore throats, TRY Ir. fs. . . E, M.-PRESON, wholesales and Retail Renggist.ond —— ~S man : . We corner Broad and Pine Streeta: ) THE AN INUAL PARTY, _ OF THEN YOUNG MEN’ 8 SOCIAL. CLUB, “WILL BE GIVEN AT THE SKATING “RINK, On Thursday Eve’g, ‘April 8th. COMMITTEE .OF ARRANGEMENTS. Austin W. Lester, San Francisco. Win, Coomb, Rough a Ready. Se Dorsey, Grass Valley. R. B. Patton, San Juan. ° VU.Dd. Campbe il, Blue Tent. Jd. M. Butington, Little York, NEVADA, E.K. Proctor, Geo, Sinith, Geo. Hentze, Hugh Murchie, A. K. Lord, vf E. Brown, cA. Nelson, D. J, Crowiey, C Das. Grimes, dchn Hanly, J.D, Fieming, dos. Fulton, Joo. Murchie, Palmer binith, CU. ie Naffziger. Tickets, $2 50, 4 {DANCING FROM’ ¢ TILG. 1 C’CLOCE. Cartiages furnished it sft ifs acd a CHEAP! GoOD HOUSE AND “LOT, Lost hilifXiu Nevada City, col taining abobt halr an acre s¥rouud, enclose Koy a good tence, is bifered for sale. Chere iss rood dwelling house on the place,-with six roams, in gov repair, a tine orenard cbntsin de chu ice trees and yiles, and‘an excellent well tf water. & NS The property can be bought at 4 bargain, by applying on the premol ises, or to J.C. ABBOTT TE aperty* of J.C. Abbott on’ .@ The J NEV’: LC Board of ‘ Board w ment; ‘pre: A.B. Bi of previo proved, The Bo« by their ; Esq., appe ~~asked that Boca. MIL proof of amount-of ‘River, and same be $e Request. ¢ Esq., attor tants,ou th material y ted; and tc hearing. “Applicat of Pet Hil license to _ Same asl . seine Fs * Petition of Meadow for the ap] $500, for t constructii the East s: Prosser’s.1 Referred -Pauson, w Petition of; Washir that the ec road of the Co., and t same a p to. Road with full y pense not A deed ~ Gravel Mi 2 AGH Of Sh public hig orderéd re Petition that the L a certain obstructio way,on-th and Read; ownershiy motion, Road Con power toa» On mot tendent oi correctly _of the Sch ty as they hundred The fol county we ‘ordered pi Spécial _ veying sic Se District N Names Rank of} +s oe Pu Bee Brera G.W. Cor Geo. W. A FE Winthre to-day’s pi election to Mr, Long “for two ye of the offic test forthe made. = The ladi ety will m: M.E. Chr April 8th. ~ ” Phere W Guild at tl ~Hant on ¥ “Tita; Ad Mrs. M, my The best ton’s Rane & BAKER S Yo Special Goldsmith ball a full : gloves, sis! _ Lowers, a ‘adapted te

va 3 b 4 ‘ Ps ~ Ai t : e a Bas: . : a af digi f re 4 5 ee dae’ ray A a “Rents ¥ Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY,, CAL, ‘Thursday. April 8, “1875, i SERENE EEL a 2 x Rather Saaally ° the. oppoto the faith. do It is nat necessary for of Democratic party muke much up the effort-to sbow shortcomings and want of bad They can ~ easier by letting the parties who are + of its members. so . l to sell now, and it is Local Brevities. Oustomah Lodge No. 16,1. 0. 0. .F., elected A. A. Sargent, “Chas, Marsh and. A. R. Wadsworth, detsgates to the meets in a few weeks at San Fran, ot ee — ee Stocks have-had the potte m knoc ‘ed out of them. Eve srybody wants usually a good . rule to buy just.at such.a time. “Gussie Wentworth has engage a to . . . teach the Lake City school the com-. . ing season. We venture tle assercontending for the leadership of the . to that the people: there will be party, both in Sin Francisco ane wall Gatistie i with the aio: Sacramento doit, Inthe latter plaice . = there are two sets of imwen claiming . -Wm'. Edwards, business mapager to be the County Central Committee. They both published ecards in” the eres ii 4 » ARLE EL TELA WOECTE jand joint proprietor.ef the Truckee Republican, isin town, visit to his numerous friends in this . Grand Lodge wiieh+te Downieville, via nrrkiryat Communkation . Ep. TRaNscurpr: A have “noticed two. or three articles im” your . paper \ eoncerbing afew youd trom Nevada North Bloom: . i field. 4 interest of Nevada, I look upon this . -. one as second-only to built to tailroads. are built for the . of travel . the railroad now being Colfax. . business and this city from . eonvenience . and the carr ying trade, to make that : they must-have somethiny business profitable, . to carry, ided hy which and_ travel. if Land tributaries provi . to secure that trade “pod in order . . © . As a road enterprise in the. the people-of -Nevada-— City-—wish. to ; increase their business, thevalue_of . their property and the power and influences: to brild <4} s. Letter From Nevada. ; Virornia Cry, April 4th. Ep. TRANSCRIPT: passed Las-been replete with mrisfor. tune to stock speculators, ‘For a day . or two things assumed an. old-time . the Bulletin Boards, for the market was look; eager crowds rushed to looking up a little, but it was a vain delusion, and the week closed on a] nee if again the Comstock mines command a price similar'to those attained durDiamond dealings have . soft market. It is a chance ever . the and done their work; aud the men Who. gaye-their means io muke the tharket, have, perchance, wisely _ sured . last’. upheaval. devilish their attentions to other things. than the pursuit of-fortune in the yucer. l Said: WANTED TO Be ScArED,-The American says that a, very decently ap-. pearing and well dressed. man catted ‘) The week justjatthe police station_in. Lawrenice, . fannees. Mass:,and walking up fo the railing, behind which shone the good natured facé of ‘‘Bach,”’ steadied himseif and with intense drunken gravity Marshal?Delinquent Notice. NUREKA CONSOLIDATED MIXING CO. “Loéation of principal place of bhipire Rach, Yuba County, Cal. “Logption of wi are lore Ey @_Gopper i Mining » Distetét,< real ae Gul. There are de eet a, the foils Wing described stock, Chi agcount Of -Asse-sment No13_jevied on the Twenty seventh. (27) ¥ iy 2 : ‘ i By 4 4 : { : e x & p aoe 3 Es r & a 4 Btea 3 on o ra ~ Psat he i 8 pg iPa ae SS my YT ae Ae : ‘erent afpong themselves, or they will -and yielded 532 ounces Of wmulyain, daily papers. eal, we only arrive ut the *& oucluston . that there is a'gener: al’ muss among . perus them,-and that in the language the Placer Herald, ‘the chives is} split wicte open there, 2s-well_as-in San Francisco. [twill not do for tlre-unterrified to become too — belliglose their supposed supremacy in the State, It does ndt<argue well for coming success when the elements areas discordant as they ‘appear to be at héadqnarters. They -hadbettet follew Grant’s advice and ‘Let us have-peace.” a oe California Comsolidated Mine, ‘The California Consolidated MinCompany own the California iden da tpeing ball. “dane, dua serene rrr The owners of the Skating Rink . think that arrange ments will soon be . made to repair and put it in order “Things will be pretty lively on-the lin2-of the railroad between bere and . Grass Valley in a couple of weeks, The Board of-Supervisors will complete their labors fof this term to-day, wé believe. San Jithites are going to learn to Millington went over there yeste rday to organize dancing classes. John Dickgon is seriously ill at: his Tesidénce-in North-San Juan, Dan. yere and painfull illness, Sell is suffering from & seaud the Gold. Tuunel muines, which ‘are located an both sides of Deer Creek, about a half a mile from tuwn. The California is on the South side of the creek, and ‘the Gold Tunnel on the North side. Mr. od y-FueHollandisthe . Huperintendent and has held the position uinice August last. The ledge in the 420 toot level in the from one to two feet in width aud is conposed of Leavy sulphuxet rock. The last crashing Was nude a day or California averages two-since of about Ju0. tons of rock “ulirsermous through its columns.” to be able to chronicle his recoverysoon. : Yesterday was warm and pleasant. The nights are unusually cold, there is no need of the ice man until further notice. ane Fruit buds have-received—namer-+ ‘ous ‘hints to keep out of sight afid]. not be tov forward. . We think the hint will bé ‘acted on hereaftet by . Fy some of them. see The Grass Valley Union says the . Nevada ‘PRANSCRIPT 18_preaching reg_which will yield a which isworth eight dollars. an 1 @ There was nbout” one buaof ounce, dred saved, dollars tons sulphurets hundred . Well, even preaching is an itiprevement ou doing nothing. = The Truckee Republican’says there are mupy of the new ‘emigrants to. We~hope . 4 rae SEE hE :. tepes; they-strount-net—d biny. -ectipu i . too long inthe matter “of this Dowroud, _ Much of the road. ; will pass through portions of counf4ty, new and heavily-timbered, and nieville — the construttion of a road would ofinducements fer timber. -for + fer preparing that transportation. inclined to think made by your corre” are not out of the Moores Flat, T am the estimates spondent, ‘‘S, way. The Board of Supervisors at: their present meeting, should make: ‘previsiéiis for surveying the route, and if found practicable, then without delay nake “appropriations for its immediate construction. thorough system of management in the Feds already constraeted-in or. der much of the. trade and commerce ws_possible, from the people of this and adjeining counties, to secure as There is “hive h just caute_of comLplaint of the road “hlanagement in *Somé—eowplain of the . road law and say they would prefer . the old way of working them. The The fawlt is in the noncompliance of contractors et . . this county. aw is good enough. . . . With the terms of contract. . a {Agere all, neither the“bad _writer, . the weary compositor, nor the vinjbictive proof reader is always to dlame for Hewsapinper Crrors, ‘There jis an evil spirit who presides at every prit.ter'’s ¢ and whispers. in se ee m @ al Ly a8 % et > ts * hs ky t } “ te ee oe Y * ” . "4 i ie r B. , # * ‘4 * é ~-itornta by steam power, + Aan " fay Y eee GS + eee tO. LI lO, LoCTCrOre, tie Crusis yiclded about $3,106, ‘or over ‘$27 to the ton, ‘The hoisting at both nines is done by steam power, . ‘The mill at the Gold Tunnel is driven by watér power and the.one at the (¢ There isa new incline being sunk at the Gold Yunnel preparatory to the erection atid use of new machinery so as to allow more extensive and systematThere 30 men atthe pte time at both ic work. ure: employed only mines. There are.ten. each mill and eae can be kept running steadily on rock from the mine, stamps in As before suid, the future prospects ‘of the mine are first-rate. Rarirnoap Loar Rn, —‘Ehe—Mfohawk Lumber Company are putting “up a saw mill at the old Weed Crossing, on Bear River, ubout one mile above the point at which the ruiload Bald will endl river. ‘The Th ~tae ‘the bridge: pn the timber ie be hauled down On wagons, on the—bed-of the river to the point where it is to be used. When the water subsides, in the dry months, the vast deposit of mining tailings on the-river leaves a level sand plain, which teams can “pass over as easily asa made—roadway. By the lovation of the new mill the Company will have a roadway at hand which will subserve their purposes ef putting the_railroad bridge timber down upon the spot whete needed.—G. V. Union, Smnator Sanaenr.—Hon. A. A. Sargent. visitedGrass Valley Tuesday. He stopped in town an hour or so, while on his way from Nevada City to Colfax. He was warmly greeted here by his personal friends, of every shade of polities; and while there Was no osteatatious display-in his reception the atfair was thoroughly cordial. Senator Sargeut goes to San ‘Francisco,~and will step. for . awhile at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, at which hotel will be bis for the present, With his characteristie dislike of fuss ‘the.Senator left Nevadi a before ea big serenade, whieh . -. . {this State making theit way Dack—to the Eyst. They wall the railon they can succeed in_doing so with-. out detection. ~.Of eopurse they are} penniless, We fear they will be many more in the-same fix, and that] when they they will not give a very glowing de. seription of the Jand of gold. Millingtou'’s dancing class met at. he Skating rink on Tuesday aight. The floor ef that place is fifty by. ninety feet; and it was thickly covered With dangers, How many there on the list we do not know, the way, itis suggested to ‘this makes the thigdaveek— in schools : ra should be Soak at least wi pedouen ar are By Tuition . > n have been” on ‘Mecdas next gee and alee men -will come: ous, “Arthur “Hagadori gravel over in the vicinity of Little York,__A-good—many had come to believe ‘‘that he was not,’ because of -his prolonged absence from his accustomed haunts, but such’ is not the esse. We-inquired of a-man who -was recently summarily discharged at the mine, how Arthur was, and he said “the was so as to be kicking.” From the way the man rwalked we inferred that he had had a practical demonstration. “Cirry & Blum concluded after striking a fortune, that they could afford a little recreation, So they wended their way to the Bay City, and are new looking at the strange sights and animals down there. We recommend to thema close inspection of the editor of the Stock Report, as he is no doubt the rarest en. riosity in that wonderful city. His posed to be the conneeting link :; mitel-talked of; pd-will well eEey a visit by. the oustole: J ‘qditress j anon Ses SEE THE _ steamship ‘Faraday failed was intended for bim, could come off. "The Senator, we’ kuow, feels proud of the kindly greeting he received in the county in which was brought-up.—G. V. Unioa,. om ~ Go West, young mane Thece are J400 tnarnugeable ladies in Colorado ‘Springs. 5°90 School Hats, at” apiece, at Goldsuith's, _ ‘ 3itg cents he . States_eable.— wee ea I ei THE secessions frem the to the Greek Churth continue very numerous in Prussia and Poland. snow, hail and rain, New styles of Brussel Carpets with borders, "at Goldsmith’s. ad peay precisely the read track-or-ride on the cars when was-intended: reach their old homes . ns that . “which. ‘is’ scratching . ~ working.steadily for a year, and ther species is unknown, bet he ‘is aye from England. Mendayto complete the laying of = the direct United Catholic IN several sections of the S State, on Monday, there were heavy gales; ph -eartie—word—that—treverses—the meaning of a sentence and makes it oppesite of what Phemost-inteligent compositor in the world could not . hit the words nevessary to make the complete changes that are made in. . putting a-pieee of manuscript in . typé> “Ttis easy enough to mistake a word, -but to always light upon. one . that can take its pl vce and. exactly rreversy tho menning -of the writer, Lregttire s-a—skill thats fHOrS titi human, Ifthere ave any ‘scientific . persons who can explain: this thing finany other way, let them speak up. } —Louisville ) Coufier-Journal. 2 [Tn oné of our : public sc ere yes= terday Johuny and Jimmy got into a quarrel and were called up for it. . ‘He stoleoranges,’’. said Johnny, ‘and: kin “prove: it.’ < “Tsay I didn't” Was the prompt ‘response “but he stele apples arid wouldn't give me the first bite.’’ “*My, dear children,’ said the teacher kinuly, ‘‘suy no more. Iam fully convinced that you will be ~& board of educa: page 8 some aay” ‘St Louis Dispated the following good drive: ing was Bd gama by a sible PS sf * good e ane the other Planters’ Boo aid ‘ion to him, reading . fare: What is this. . adn Financiere?” replied, ‘I suppose that is cu a Wall street bull. OC a sateen from a bill» of “Ove®in the Fifth ward-an uneduVeated-manrunsgrocery. Saturday lasts women came in and _bought seven pounds of cheap sugar. After it was all nicely done up she inquired how much it was. ‘‘Let’s ~see,”’ said thie grocer, taking his pencil and a piece of paper, ‘seven. pounds at seven cents a pound. Seven times seven is seventy-seven, Call it seventy-five cents and take it along. —Toledo Blade. Tuk title of ‘‘Reverend,”’ which is just now the cause of quite a breeze ‘in the ecclesiastical atmosphere of England,.seems after all) not to belong exclusively to the clergy. Masters in C bar very Wero once styled “Reverend.” 7 NUMBER of: the ‘societyafilicted family: heads-ofene-of. able uvenues have -banded together wid pledged each other that if their tle drum” follies-afier Easter, they town, and call them “*bass drums.’ —Chicayo Journal. Reerprocat = retribution—Out in

hio, last—week, alife insurance ; aveHL Wis harried to a book cunVasser, *“May heaven bless and keep you. from your own true love, b bjawmin Herrick,’ Was the way the letter ended, — a Fad [ . end -maintain colKS tT 4 . . } i eat -fashion= * Being . familia” with ‘the country through . which the road would pass as far: as . wives persist in renewing their *ket. of Picton, -well, and possibly pay, but they are -a—titthe—_thin—seme—oftthen ++ -withnra,few feet of euch other; fem Set in, and Lam willing will-get-ip-partresef-theit-ownr down + 4 ‘lots ad sweeping the streets, Do you ‘pings there is more left of the same sort, tain. realm of gic cks, I told: you ‘in . theoutsetthat I would post your tne se that [—that Ishan’t get any . readers on the mines, but I may as well say to prevent. misanderstand. ing, that J neither wish to Bull or . Bear stocks, fer; with my few shares . which is worth somewhere . about a dollar en anything T Bay” would not aggrandize nor militate, for nor against my fortune in the . least , So I can look serenely on in . trusting confidence, that. if all the stocks go up to a thousand dollars a share, mine might about the time_of the secoud centénnial, ‘be ‘qnotes at six bityarod, << o The glowing accounts in our loeal papers and the stock report -read acre, -beingwritten on the principle of ‘neverBut I sup~ Just give the give a dog a bad name. all. right. boys i» chance. THE WAR, pose it’s Which has been impending in the ind Justice mines; “sil hangs fire, both parties preserving a kind of Woodville . armed neutrality, The . . twenty odd . fighters from I daho in their mine,. . has. some while the Justic 'e hag i as mMapy. more . of home 1} “Fue drifts of . the vival mines have approached . production, the breaking through of either would doubtless let the sigGal for a murder. The the case are unknown to ime, this, [. thiat—the whol-hite+ murderers ought to_.be sent to the Penitentiary. —THE WEATHER = ous merits of but pred collision. > —Retrows, fen Tlas~beer atbone could winticoit be. f hved a> thousand from here, Why just fancy loailes y What Wu enjoy, when I tell you it cowed list hight ner wly . . aninch in de ‘pth from «perfectly cloudless & gicy, You m ay think this story is too thin, but it is true, Lassure you, ing allthe The wiod has fufi’ it huygrading been wanted, know what a 3s? One of those fellows that tip over stage couctes, and blow-men bald . headed. Ask ‘Loni. of the old boys, the This has been pur **Washoe Zephyr’ Canfield or any Ley've been here, source of ‘egjoyment for a week} and from the cropSince I commenced this a real old fashioned snow storm hi 5 all I have said above, ‘This is a nice climate for Jim, Lick’s Observatory. Tt-goes back ws oftenas-he does; no confidence you know, A SHCOTING SCRAPK Enlivened the gloom of C street a few days ago. Several hundred men gathered‘around the spot'to see tue fight. . The first shot made g scatterid you bet.. The distant. loungers ire; and in a moment C. street motion; nobody hart, POL TTICs, The city electidy on the first Mow day of May is the 6 political ex. cilement we are going have this Lively times are expe sted, as . the water company that Ssuppliea the city with waterexpress a determida: } Yeur, tion to control the city government at all hazards,will meet with foeman op= "posed to_ their damned -The fight will be bitter, poverty, extartio ns. . Coin against Two to one on poverty, We feel’a deep iuterestin your CaliforHiv electiows,and will Kee a Weathe®” eye Moon your dojugs. % Viregous,—4 ciate ae Tue ‘University Mound College, South Say Francisco, was burned $50,000; jnstranee; S20, O00 <ciiinak dnicdemiciiaaan ¢ . We t measure the riotous baby . fguiust the cottage wall’ is the. be. ginning of a poem in a Miiwauke paper. This is certainly an improv weut on the old plan ot sitting on the refactory squaller, 2-2 ', A posTan casd ‘picked up in the street at Norwich, Conn., tue other e-) down day, bore thissolemn appeal : ‘Deer mary for lay of God seud ure a pate , of pants.” . “affection *And there are plenty of men and wo. to paint witaiyou gan’t see color, late on the nigtit of April th; loss} entertainment, aud yet neither for the frowzy cover nor the bluned page, nor any of the Somes Ey Eee of February, 187! ward belongings have yeu-.a —bit—of. that attaehment which in the cise of books, as of the people, betokens an for the innermost part. men of whom you thoreughly apptuyvé,-who really inform and amuse you; with whom, indeed, if cireum‘stances conspire;~youenti—becor reasonably intimate, and whom you . never think of in the way of. earnest frieidship.—Scribner. --+e ---‘Are you the—hie day of Felirnary, 1875, the teveral anvounts ‘No,’ said Bach. “bné I'll do jagst ak t OF eae uae Lahey ‘OF the respective Jas well; what is wanted?” “I want . *°8* ene nee No. Ko to co into the room. where you —hic . Namen “me. -Cert. Shares: Amt =lock ’em up, and-look—look it . Miis Edgar, a 6, 207 ; over ? -sTt’s Sunday, and no time! Whitteore WE nee va a he sce : = : ittemore ¥ 25 “ é for visitérsy besides, nobody is ad-) ci son'T B, — 67,68,69, “ /mitted without leave ef the Mar70:22. S00 40 eb shal »«7 tell you, I—bic—ninst . Bovyer D, 109;249,-. oe . Lau, 200. 40.00 look in, there; want ys pee Daniels Edward, 18, 27, 32 6 ay “What do yon want to look in there . gi}, Thomas, 1), 64, 197 27 40 for? Anybody there you ~Wwant to . burk Patrick, ES find?’? *‘No: “but just laok b—hi ee . Bindabve dC 25 569 ere. You sce tne pretty drubk DOW; af ARRBETE dy. a In Pm -hic=—'fraid if i don't get) 2 931, 232,200 69 06 scared somehow-I shalt kee ~p--On= wi is Pe a 10d, 106 we 40-00 1 eel 25 3/0 . I get so--hic—drunk thatt-sbail g EWerrell Iobn. Fi: rv 7 . put. in there. Just le’ nelookt the ae Ci Oper Robe TE, = 98, ot, TO OO Sie ==0veT; ritt-see tit er 4 et Li, = mid ot Lkncaster 3 = T23, 124, -33 6 66 . Lancaster J A $36,. = 34 drunker.”” Bach couldu’t standthat . (1) oun c 164,165, nae appeul, and became for the vounee . 166, 167, jan apostle of femperance, and the 7 Beg }mman departed satisfied, and he preie 33, c= 66 11 60 j i a0, a. K sumed became a sober may, for he) yfarsh Chas, 215, 216, : didn’t get brought up. 2 ya 100 20 00 Trench M-B, 157, 153, 59, 160. I wonber what it is in people. ‘that her ibe ca makes us likethem. There rust be fat ae 800 a-certain amount of common infor. Veeder Luther, 244, 40 $ 00 . Sates . “ray 546-95 9, mation as a. basis fer congeniality; . Pe jonll ia ee " se bat surety it is not quality in epy . ccham Win, . ney ies sense, No ~it is with a friend as —it. Seeaers J H, 261 5 100 is with an author, we are won by a . Schoffcild Thos, 265 25 500 certain. qtality, and mere quanity Coupee W llnaka Si 108 oy 16 W0. ~ b4 . , , L ’ atid mere faculty go for nothing,.ex. = 360 BG. cept as they give proof ef the qualjo. * — 201,202, ity. There are books you can read cue bikie oa ie 150 30.00 xs a Ses ee cnet ark Frank, 235, 2 i by the hour, With instruction and 053,” 195 25.00. And in ‘accordance with law; and an order of the Board of Trusteen made on theany SDs of each parcel of said stock as may. ‘be_nec. eae essary will be sold at the office of the Company, at the Empire Ranuch,-Yuba—County, Cal., on the THIRD day cf MAY, 1875,. at 20°Clock. P.M. ,of said day,to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with custs Of udyertising and expenses of sale, W.J. MEREDITH, Secretary, Office—Empire Launch, Yuba Covaty, Cal. ae : a7 ANNUAL MEETING. Tur following spicy conversation fappears in Wilham M, Hunt's talk) to his pupils in the Worcester Patlai dium; “**¥You musn’t’ be am bitious —“ bs wean ft help ite “Yuat sO Saad) ett t 7 eb =was-tole when in-Evrope+ years = to je to ‘work, work. So I began painter irly im the, morning, “almost be foretight—” “An exceHent—timne ” “Yes, and I panated., all day, sometimes-without-eatine;—even-— working . lute at night by gas tights I did that . . Seven years, until I lost my fealth.”’ “And now-for-seven years you ought + . to go out of doors, sii under. a pine tree, and say, *Whata fool! Whata vol!’ ” . ee Us A NEGRO in Mississippi, who. was shot.while stealing bacon, rolled his eyes over the crowd anil. mournfully exclaimed: ‘*Why didn’t you wil de ole wan cai ic chance? du ao saxstrrnn FOR CITY AssEzss OR. We S. LONG is hereby enaudieed . } @ 33-8 candidato p for re-election to the offi 8 of City: Assessor, Election, Stay 3d. 157: aps J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT. LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, _Justice of tae Peace, and. FIRE “INSURANCE AGENT, FEICE, Brown & aoegan’ 8 Block, NEYADA. CLES, Ci. en nena _MayY_ DAY BALL, 0 MRS. M. L, MORROW Will give.a grand MAY DAY BALL at MOORE'S FLAT, —oN—~ pene Eve'ng, May Ist, 1875. GOOD MUSIC will be be in attendance, a SPLENDID SUPPER will be furnished, . and everythihg done to make the guests . happy. Tickets, including y Supper, Three Dollars, li are invited to attend. aps a eran siete : 7 essment Sale, el SPRINGQAGRAVEL. MINING GO. Location of Works, Nevada tow nship, Cuiifornia. a ace of business, Nevada Cit¥; Cal. Notic ‘here ure delingnent apen tho fol) : “StUCK, UN GCCONHE Of AS ied on Hie. 23d day of Februrry, Ay on the several amounts’ set oppos? hames Of the rmspective stocknolders} fuhows; = Noot“Nsot = Names Certfi'e. Shares, Amt. P S Brown, a4 2 > lw “Charles Be ver, ~mot is’d 25 : 12 50. . J BE Cava: ier, sf 2% le 30 And in accordance with law and an order ee of the Rourd of ‘Trustees made on the 234 hity-ot February. A. D. 1575, so many shares of cach parcelof such stock, as taay be nécessary will be suld at public auction, at the office of the Secretary, at A. Isoard’s store. ‘onebroad street, Nevada City, Cal., on MONDAY, the TWEN'TYsIXiu day of APRIL, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of suid day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with the costs of advertising and the eXpenses of 7s, i. J.ROLFE, Secre ary. Nevada City, Apu 3, 1875. . ia al . May baetsi 5. FRXHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock. holders of the Odd Feilows" Hall Association, Will be held on May 8d, 1875, At-6-o’elock, P. Mo, st -Odd Fellows’-Halr one election at arue oes for the ensuiby AH PARKER Monda ¥s al _ Beare ary of Hall Association, FOR CITY “MARSHAL. OSEPH B, “GRAY is hereby. aneunced a6-a-condidete-tor-reexeetion tu.the office of City Marshal. Election, . FLOWER SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS GRASS SEEDS. .CHOICE BULBS. ‘CLOVER SEED:ALFALFA. _l onion TOPS.SWEET CORN. Wholesale and Retail at PRESTON’S . COUGH CANDY, Affords immediate rélief ta sore throats, TRY Ir. fs. . . E, M.-PRESON, wholesales and Retail Renggist.ond —— ~S man : . We corner Broad and Pine Streeta: ) THE AN INUAL PARTY, _ OF THEN YOUNG MEN’ 8 SOCIAL. CLUB, “WILL BE GIVEN AT THE SKATING “RINK, On Thursday Eve’g, ‘April 8th. COMMITTEE .OF ARRANGEMENTS. Austin W. Lester, San Francisco. Win, Coomb, Rough a Ready. Se Dorsey, Grass Valley. R. B. Patton, San Juan. ° VU.Dd. Campbe il, Blue Tent. Jd. M. Butington, Little York, NEVADA, E.K. Proctor, Geo, Sinith, Geo. Hentze, Hugh Murchie, A. K. Lord, vf E. Brown, cA. Nelson, D. J, Crowiey, C Das. Grimes, dchn Hanly, J.D, Fieming, dos. Fulton, Joo. Murchie, Palmer binith, CU. ie Naffziger. Tickets, $2 50, 4 {DANCING FROM’ ¢ TILG. 1 C’CLOCE. Cartiages furnished it sft ifs acd a CHEAP! GoOD HOUSE AND “LOT, Lost hilifXiu Nevada City, col taining abobt halr an acre s¥rouud, enclose Koy a good tence, is bifered for sale. Chere iss rood dwelling house on the place,-with six roams, in gov repair, a tine orenard cbntsin de chu ice trees and yiles, and‘an excellent well tf water. & NS The property can be bought at 4 bargain, by applying on the premol ises, or to J.C. ABBOTT TE aperty* of J.C. Abbott on’ .@ The J NEV’: LC Board of ‘ Board w ment; ‘pre: A.B. Bi of previo proved, The Bo« by their ; Esq., appe ~~asked that Boca. MIL proof of amount-of ‘River, and same be $e Request. ¢ Esq., attor tants,ou th material y ted; and tc hearing. “Applicat of Pet Hil license to _ Same asl . seine Fs * Petition of Meadow for the ap] $500, for t constructii the East s: Prosser’s.1 Referred -Pauson, w Petition of; Washir that the ec road of the Co., and t same a p to. Road with full y pense not A deed ~ Gravel Mi 2 AGH Of Sh public hig orderéd re Petition that the L a certain obstructio way,on-th and Read; ownershiy motion, Road Con power toa» On mot tendent oi correctly _of the Sch ty as they hundred The fol county we ‘ordered pi Spécial _ veying sic Se District N Names Rank of} +s oe Pu Bee Brera G.W. Cor Geo. W. A FE Winthre to-day’s pi election to Mr, Long “for two ye of the offic test forthe made. = The ladi ety will m: M.E. Chr April 8th. ~ ” Phere W Guild at tl ~Hant on ¥ “Tita; Ad Mrs. M, my The best ton’s Rane & BAKER S Yo Special Goldsmith ball a full : gloves, sis! _ Lowers, a ‘adapted te