August 13, 1878 (4 pages)

baa Che Daily Granseript. NEVADA EFT, CAln & “Tuesday, Angust 18th, . 1878. GEO. M. MOTT 8 our only 4uthor ized Agent in Sacramento. He will re ceive Advertiserients and Subscriptions for the Transcript, and.receipt for us: in our vame. EUREK\IN ASHES. A. Torrible Fire Destroys Nearly the Whole Town—Loss Estimated . at (Over $50,000 — None of the Property Insured—Supposed to be the Work ofan: Incendiary. ~ About 2 o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the card room DIO LEWYS’ SUNDAY LECTURE; The Congregational Church was _— }erowded Sunday.night, with an audience that had assembled to hear Dr, Dio Lewis tell what he Knew, or thought he knew,of the “Duties of Christian Women Tn the Temperance Cause.” Most. of cur readers are acquainted with the history of this famed reformer’s career, as they are with the effective style of his delivery! For a quarter of a. century or more the one aimof bis existénce has been to array his well trained voice and ready tongue against. intemperance. This antagonism is uot evinced alone toward, intoxicating liquors, but ex~ tends to. the use of tobacco,vulgarity. —it Loe rear: of Elis’ saloon, inthe town of Eureka, whieh in’ spite of the most beroic efforts on the part of the citizens, every business building in the place, together with their contents, were destroyed, Itis supposed to have been the devilish work of an. incendiary who had raised_an unlocked window opening into the card room, “sand tossed in upon: the floor burning and-~highly inflammable material, possibly a. fire-ball. The first ’knowledgé of the fire was gained by “twotmen who slept in an adjoining butcher shop, and who were awak~ened from their slumbers by the fierce heat that burst from the rear part of the saloou, and beat against the building they were in, ‘These incn rusbed__ 38 _out and with buckets of water triec to check the fire. such a headway, however, owing to _ the dried-out condition of the .tim~ bers in the buildings, that it was al_ready beyond control, Fron _ starting place the fre went raging down the main street, sweeping away Robb’s Hotel, a vacant 2-story dwelling house, Gus: Rohrig’s store, a dwelling house formerly owned by Jobri B. Cont and occupied ‘by George Rooker. In the opposite dlrection, up the street from the saloon, the butcher shop of Helwig & Burrows, John H. Young, Jr.’s liv_ery stable, John Eagan’s saloon, Bas hannan’s barn and Murphy's saloon, were all totally destreyed.— The flames leaped across the street to the north side, and destroyed Bo~Tiannan’s store, Dan. MeCarthy’s Hotel, the dwelling house of John Cline,a blacksmith shop formerly owned by Mr. Clark, and the residence now belonging to and occupied by him. “Fhus-about half of the number of buildings in the town were.consumed, and they represented the most valuable portion of it,by far. Scarcely any of the contents of the buildings were saved, so rapidly did the flames rush from one to the other An incredibly short space of time elapsed between the first alarm and the burning of the last store. Mr. McCarthy had barely time to escape from his hotel before the walls fell in, and he did not even stop: to put on his pants. The carriages and‘horses in Mr. ‘Young's livery stable were gotten out, Bohannan managed to save a single smajl wagon load of goods from bis store, and the safe at the buteher shop was rolled into the middle of the road, before the flames prevented it, With these exceptions, we cannot learn that a cent’s worth of property was axved, ‘There Was no inewranee on any of the buildings or comtents, and. the loss will not be far from$50,000. Mr. Bohannay ie nouch the kevajest loser. There can be no doubt that _an incendiary is responsible for the damage, the eitizens et Eureka seem to think. There had beva no fire in Ellis’ saieen for several months and the lights were-extinguished ev ery night at 10 0’clock, Ata late bour yesterday, dition of the fire-proo€ ¢ hannan's store, whie large stoe: of vy not kuowa, b the conte of it are ruined, Tbhis~is a terrible blow to the tows of Eareke,and the unfortanste Ssople there have the warmest sywpathy of our city extended to them. Yesterday a large number of Neva‘daus Went up to view tbe ruins and * offer t> the sufferers whut assistunce lay in their power. —_——~---—— <> o-e-— + Macumgay now digs brick clay, Mashes it, removing the lige stoves, ,eVuces it to a fiue flour, uivirtens it avd moujds it inte bricks, ‘of which 200,000. ure tarned out, dried und Vokes ina a dag fe eonarin Boit is perobrble teat spread until nearly at immediately and 4 ’ yave the alarm, ‘and in a few mo. ments the entire population tor Te had . gained . J0Uth. ~ Althotgh within thatacrnion,eoutained a} nbie goede, wus} profanity-end-even-tethe very. victuals on our tables. That he has/ gainsayed, although by many be hag been stigmatized as a fanatic, and -by-ethers as a monomaniac. “The unprejudiced,:asia. rule, agree not in either of those. propositionsjbuat tacitly recognize him as a man whose very life.is wrapped up in augmentae the wave ef humanity. While in. many particulars he may possess marked idiosyneracies, in the main itis evident that no one conld be more admirably fitted to prosecute the good work he bas carried on-so successfully thus far inthe face of human predjudice. In beginning his leeture Snoday night,Mr, Lewis fead.a portion of ths ‘Sermon on the Mouut,"* paying that it was the only utterance of the kind ever given expression to by . , ‘Jésus Christ duting his earthly sothe lecturer held, is contained the secret of success *in all good works, vig; the dostrine of -love-even the churches fail to fully act uptto its ‘teachiiigs, butrely tipon the argument of law, or in other words, brute force. Reforms in temperance, too, ara couducted up on the same principle “as reforms in. religion. You might as well tell a drinking man that if be didn’t step. drinking, or a sinner that if he didn’t stop sinning, that you wonld knock, him down with your fist, as to tell him laws aginst him. It would have about the.sume effect, making .him obstinate and vindictive. But kind words would succeed where all else failed,even with the animal creation. The lecturer illustrated that by referring toa biulky mule that he bad seen on the streets of New York. Every resource’ had been exhaust ed by the infuriated ~ driver 4. urge :the animal: onward: but like the boy on theburving deck he long eared fellow woiildu’t budge.Finally a negro stepped from among the’bystanders, and placing his face against the nule’s talked to it kindly, and told it that he loved it. The nmule’s heart was totiched, and relenting it went along dts way without more ado! Tuen Dr. Lewis told another stury which related to the Paris Mad House. Dr. Pinnel, the {at the time, applied for the position of Physician in Charge of that institution 91 years ago, and was @appointed, Previous to his assuming it;the treatment of the insane throughout the world had been the same as accorded to convicts—-brutal, and consequently without goujresults. Butthe great Doctor on the first day he went into office cured the wilde if subjec’ under him by calling him “‘Brother,’’ and telling $18 poor wretch thattre-ctoved From that time anew era ha prung ‘up, and its good effects were witnesseq in all civilized coystries. Then the speaker laid before the audience his plan of orming drunkards, 4sLothing more nor less @ inauguration of a ‘*Wo473 Crusade,’’ as recently carrie u inethe Eastern states. Twentyfive ladies divided equally into five éomnittees, with a “chairwoman”’ for each, were to represent one wing { of the army, andit would be tbeir duty to go from saloon to salvon, } é.lking and praying with tbe proprietors of the same, Ten committees uf two men esch should also be formed, these latter to visit'their intemperute acquaintances, and. enc'eavor hto prevail upon them to forgwéar the bowl that inebtintes, =< The lesture throughout was interspeised with apt and witty illustra~ tio.e, some of. thé allusions being ratl ec broad, but nevertheles contairing the real truth. The speaker's eulogistical remarks concerning the-fair sex were especially ‘hailed with delight by tbat portion of the accomplished great good, cannot be* that.you will enforce Stite or church . . most pupular physician in all France . Lo had PERSONAL MENTION. was in towu on Bunday. Mr. themselves together as attorneys-fo fice over the Capital Bank, in Sacra mento, a last, and was succeeded by. Mr. ge B. Dibble, Ea, Yuba City, where he has been en the great debris suit. Mr. “self during the progress of the im ‘portant case, front rank lawyers. ture. ~ well,—at least we think Beeclier if it wasn’t just the thing. the seity, V. D. Long, Exsq., asany to live in, after all, of it is, ered in the mine, making the Derbec a commenced. hoisting works aud other buildings conflagration, them in running order by next Mon day. ° accidentally found their ‘+-way-into.the church laughed wick; v be edly in their sleeves st’ what the ‘The Grass Valley nion, in speal doctor had raised himself ever so many: ‘pegs incthe estimation of the women by saying. es GE Hon.T. B. McFarland, leto’Register of the Sacramento Land Office,” McFarland and G. W. Farr, late clerk of the Land Office, have associated land claimants, and opened an ofMac. threw off his Registerial Tesponsioilities _ on Weduesian font retarned fresh from his triumphs at gaged as attorney for the miners in Dibble has won sn added renown for himhaving ~ displayed a legal ability that places. him in: the ‘of California’s leading He called upon we yesterday morning, then straightway hied himself to the box ‘office to) procure tickets for the Beecher lecWe know the Judge pretty we do,— and probably he wouldn't go to hear ‘After several days’ absence from appeared on the streets again. yesteradel oe and — looking ‘City is dnabout as Laaatittable. a place and that heproposes to-stay -here—even—if . Beecher does come sossiuh deliver-a lec[OST EINBL Den aS eae a eR from the shaft, and all along the face eveloped richer looking gravel than any ever before discovas farasopened, beyond doubt the richest gravel mine in the world. Sixty tous of gravel have been tuken out in ranning this drift. North and south tunnels are to be run as speedily as possible, the latter having been ~ Hydrauts have been put in, and now water can be thrown over the . thus removing the possibility of a : The new cages for the mine have arrived, and it is expected to have Waew you treat a man tow glass of ale, wre you et ecu malt-tréateed-apen, buf a few incredulous meu i ing him? THE HOME FRUIT CROP. & « = ing of the fruit crop of this section suys: <A local fruit raiser estimates 1:tervere will o» 800.tons of fruit in ‘. vada that should yfrd its way'to an ‘. outside market the present season, but from. tbe wart’of co-operation among Oorchardists, and their failure to usé the proper agencies for making a marketfor it, a large per centr. ‘Lhe crop of plums, peaches, pears and apples is large and “chen ats : quality, superior, as we ¢ claim,*to-tbe fruits raised in the Va'ley. Naturally, the market for the surplus fruit crop of central Califor. nia: is in’ the: State of Nevada, and portions of Utah, and even as far as Colorado, Montana and Idaho Territories, aud the heavy fruit-raisers of . ‘the ‘Sacramento valley avail themselves of these markets by establish ing regular agencies that make it their especial business to introduce and sell their fruits,both green and cured, The:orchardists of this immediate section, with more prefer able fruit and ws tess distance of transportation to the same markets, are practically ruled out of the field because they have not adopted a similar system. They make small stipments to small-dealers, but they have made no interest or established no agencies that make ita specialty of introducing Nevada county fruit. What is needed here is co-operation among our frujt growers in-the townships of Grass Valley and. Nevada,, by which-the shipping .cf fruit will atized business basis. This co-operation should go to the extent of a reguiur—orgauized Association, thescope of whose business should be. ~~} not alone the shipping of green fruit, . Grass Valley, sentenced ‘Charles Brown to the CountyWail for 20 days on a charge ‘of disturbing the peace ». by making loud and unusual noises at private dwellings, Tbe prisoner was brought up iminediatcly after the trial, and put in his little cell. Thecommitment did not state whether Brown was learning to play the violin or not, but if that was the offence he ought to go up for a year. THE WEATHER. The, following observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, in this -. 72;2P.M., 106-91, BaromerER— 8:00 a. M., 27.34; 2 Pp. af., 27.34. It was the hottest day of the season, the thermometer—being 4 degrees higher than on Sunday. -the vicinity of Grass Valley and Ne-. age of it will go to waste at home. . n_.justlycity: THERMOMETER—8-00 a. M., 74-4 COUNTY COURT: Mey Monpay, August 12th, 1878. Jn the case of the People'vs, Tong Hang; the defendant plead not uilty and the ;ca8ewas set for trial August 03, ‘In-the cage of the People vs. KanPingree L. C, 2, Sanford, A. Sinty. Senora, Dona, paiptite ze Gee Hi, sage 2! digra Hitta. Blacks, Enka Etna, iams, Mrs. WillAr ‘riv als at the “Toe placed upon es tegulay aid syrtemrt— cm eee cad UN ION HOTEL,NEVADA CITY, CAL, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r Satur AY, Aug. 10, 1878. dicinal and Family Purposes. AS BEEN SOLD IN ALL THE EASTera States and given*universal satisfaction. It is highly recommended by the Faculty for a)l cases pf nervousness. weakness, debility, dyspepsia, indigestion, etc. It is now introduced to the public of the Pacific slope, indorsed’ bv the certificates of the eminent Dr, 8. Dana Hayes, state assayer of Massachusetts, aud Dr. H: } C. Louderback of St. Louis, Mo., both gentlemen prominent in their profession , and and which are a guarantee to all buyers of ite purity and quality. persons from all parts of the Union and Canada, to testify to-its merits and the benefit it has afforded as a family remedy and tonic. Sold by all druggists and grocers by the case or bottle. -Cona orders prompt) attended to, “" . tins a W. D. VINTON, Sole Agent for Nevada City) . Bighth day of .July,;—-1878, Al, Mani, Dett, Gig Lo-. _ “T, can show thousands of. letters from }. P Nevada City, August 13,1878, Delinquent Sa Salo Notice, EVADA GRAVEL M MININGCO Location of {principal place aes: ness, San Francisco, California, tion of works, Nevada County, California, No.tice.—There is delirquent cay thé fol. lowing described Stock, account, of Assessmhent (No. Two) levied on the amounts set opposite the names of the’ SW spective Shareholders, Taste hows: 511 California st.,San Francisco, Cato on Wednesday. the 28th day of Augnst, 1878,at< the hour of 1. o’clock, P.M., of said day, to 4. us ouse ‘and ‘Brennen, ‘the . defendatis “Namés, cat same Amt plead not guilty, and the cate was. BoboCD, Trustee, 43 145 4 50 Green Milton, 10 20 200 set for trial August 24th. Green Milton, Trustee ,56 30 360 M. W. Ross vs.'J. r. Stone. Civil . Green Milton,Trustee, 58 . 200 20 00 see: f 130, ” Green Milton, Trustee,61 500. 50 00 ease, Set for trial August: 30. Hart W H H, Trustee, $1 500-5009 3 ope Hart w H H, Trustee, 32 300 «30.60 . © art HH, Trustee, 33 . 100 10 ¢ STRUCK GRAVEL. Hart W HH, ‘trustee, 34 100-10 00 5 ao , Trustee, 49 20 200 = a ‘ abson ?. : . _.« The Downieville Messengér learns . Henson F’ spenatee, i a a that thé Forest City Consoliduted enmta r Trustee, ro Pd Poo 90 Se acowsnns « istee, y 00-00 Lining Company, Whose works are . Hanson A H, Trustee,116 . 20 200 new? the Watt and Derbeo shafts, in . Himson AH. Trustee.119 100. 10.40 the vieinity—of North Bloomfield, RRS , Trustee, 132 300 8860 infer ge a: 400 j have struck gravel with indications . Messenger HW, E> ME A —s Messenger H W.Trus, 131000 10000 of uw five gravel lead. pool Mestenger H W,-Trus. 14 1000 100 80 a : Messenger H W, Trus, 15 1005 ~=100 00 ADVERTISED LETTERS." Messenger HW, Trus, 16 1600 106 00 . Mes-énger H W, Trus, 17. +1000 ~—-:100. 60 Pentecost J, Triis.ee, 112 m4 1060Pentecost J, Trustee, 1 The following ] Jetters remain in the Post Duasucams TT rabtee: ai bon a fed Office at Nevade City, Nevada County, Cal. . Pentecost J, Trustee, 115 100 «10 00 for the week ending Auz:‘12th, 1878, Pér-. Pentecost J, Trubtee, 135 100. 1000 sons calling fdr advertise i letters ‘will Varney-L H, Trustee, 23 1000 . 100.00 please give the date of advertisement. Varney Il. H, Trustee, 24; 1000 100-00 ‘3:8. Honproozr, P.M. oe Trustee, 25 1600 §=100 00 : ~{ Varney Tru: tee, 26 1000100 06 Boyden, Chas. . Varney L oH, ‘Iriktee, 27 100¢ . 100 06 Foley, E. T. Af e Pg 1b .20 200 ie oods SB, Trustee 12 280 28.05 pu lig: D. And in actordance with law, and an orsid Bhs EE aeeeer ee a der of the Boardof Directors, made on Howard, T. why the &th day of July, 1878, so many shares Leclair, Ezcaries : of sach cori tes such stock us may be nec-: ae oe essary, will sold at public auction at ee’ F. B. = : the cflice of the Company, Room—No. 12 pay said delinqueotassessments thereon, — together with costs of advertising and exvenses of the sale. J. PENTECOST, Secretary.Office; Room 12,511 California street, San Francisco, Cal. agl3 __ Delinquent Sale 3 Notice, y CO. Location ofprincipal place ‘of business, San Francisco, California. Loca. tien of works, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the folloWing deserited stock, on account of Assessment No.1, levied on-the 2d day : ] Tranciseo Be July, 1878, thie severa’ anounts set Srturdey evening last, Mrs. Jacob. but the building of a dryer for the JD Fiemaring Sen “iain opposite'the names of the respective share Naftziger, her danghters Helen, Ancuring and caning of fruits and veg-. RA Parker es . ‘No.of No of a4 nie and Millie ates BL , = «“ ames Certifi'e Shares Amt ; illi * Miss Emma Feerern, etables. Practically;-there is hardly : Ww W cas Barber E T, Trustee, 169 3000 fio6 oo Miss Emoia Poulterer, together with) . yimit to the market of -the latter G W Hopkins Barber E T, Trustee, 170 400“ 80°00 Ed. Brown and ‘one or two otber Sees Ps — Emma Pierson Lake Tahoe Barber E E, Trustee, 370 1006 200.00 aud those put up in California, Miss A Naffziger “ Barber E T, Trustee, 436 3600 +, 20000 gentlemen, returned from a four whete—intresaced are everywhere Miss H Naffziger “ fae ee Trustee, 480pte lod aor or piacie ’ 5 A AEA arber raitee iz 90 2600 a ~ vce ‘ — * f Bo given the preference. These drying ey Poulterer® a ce a *atues ie -— oo" oe. ey report having . ; { Brown » Churehi ar s , to 20 lighéfal ti Liaw GARG 8 Ce” . and canning establishments have E W Brown « Eddy Alden H, ‘Trust, 120 loo 2000 ightful time, gone into! operation at various places F W Hlendineford *« FryerIdad, 818 looo 200 00 Se ~ Jin the valley and foot-bill conntry, eoa'nn ‘eS : Fryer R M, 374 50 1000 THE MARYSVILLE APPEAL. under precisely such auspices as. F W Blaisdel Oaklan per Be ae aa bo sete Se __ ee Set eS i s " ryer * « 0 00 above suggested, and are making the P Murray FryerR M. 566 fo 200. La ys iS : business successful, he men who} rank Power City Bye and E G, Trast, 552 B00 10000 Ever since the debris suit at Yuba . jaye similar interésts tn. this section F Sackett nde . *¥reeland E G, Trust,.126 loo obo; City mee th J.D Bickford.“ ZZ" Freeland E G, Trust, 315 25 $00 tity began, the Marysville Appeal . have the ability and tact to make the i = Y~ Freeland EG. Trust, 378 tooo “doo vo has had much to say upon the subbusiness a success if they will only J B Saute See ie Freeland E G, Trust, 401 400 80 00 enter-upon_it.—If-a_few-active-men. — JF ‘Thomas. _ a Freeland E G, Trust, 411 loo.20 6a ject, and that much bas all been inwould take the initiative it would WB Campbell. . “ ey Freeland E G, Trust, 449 ‘100-2000 tended to create public: prejudice in . not take long to place an association . J F Carr a St mee Bt $00. 190.00 favor of the farmers’ interests and . ia working order, Something: like Major Borne Co énnial Mine Freeland EG, Trust, 495 boo 100 00 ‘ eg ecae i : ) New sey '~ + Francis G G, Trustee,464 loo ~ 29.90 against the miners’. In attempting . this must be done, er else aunually pate es , 5 gs £ ie achldiie eth PiDS’ . there there will be thousands of doi-. J Hibbard C tral House a pine jeg pied 4 ne gard 2 out) <A scheme, the grossest . jars’ ‘worth .of fruit-go to_ waste. by JF Schu ess Grass Valley Flint Samuel, Trust, 358 50 1looo misrepresentations have been resorts . rotting under the trees. Orcbardists'. J A Miller hs Fiint Samuel, Trust, 375 bE MI rhs ed to, and the writer of the articles . know this to be a fuct, and they. J Tomer Schultz Mine vues enon lary ra Phe Feed has frum firet to last bP he should feel that it is a wasteful ¢xClark Watsonville a" aang Samuel, Trust, 467 ‘Kes 1ee'oe : ‘. trdvagance that should not be pe.-. ~H Prior Eldoraodo Flint Samuel, Trust, f40 loo =. 20 00 that he was either ignorant of the' mitted to continue, “\ jt Udy Austin Nev; Flint Samuel, Trust, 541 100 2000 j a Flint'8 T 2 loo . 2000 subject,-or else” was influeticed by eee ere 7" WH Marriner Marsh's Mil Flint Samuel, Teust, 543 50 «19 00 base niotives. In either event his 7am oe ane C Brown Providence Mine Greeley Wm O, Tr, 159 1o@ 20 00 ‘ : F : ‘i E Clendiniu Cherokee Josslyn J H, 550 175. 1500 utterances have laid the Appeal open : Sea ae J A Shields Smartaville Josslyn Mamy, 549 25 5 00 to ridicule, When the Transcripr. Last week Geo. Paull, who has. J C Broderick Col Hill petted eal ~— ace came forward, and by indisputable . been working in the Bodie District Sunpay, Aug, 11th, 1878 pte ad i 469 ee =< F ‘ eupfer Ered, 470 oo oO facts and figures, showed the false— . for two months past, spent several) J, M Sukeforth City Landed W, Trustee, 130 250° 5000" ness of the Appeal’s position, that . days in the city, and from informa-} L Kuripp 5 peg Naa ne a *e oo > “ec aC * . paper resorted to the subterfuge . tion that he gives us, and which is H —— e Murchie S T.'Trustee 626 50 = Jooo generally employed by the ignorant !. vouched for. by various other author; W Grasley & sorchit sone o oa Prt ie pape who have a grain of native wit, and ities, it is probable that the. Bodie is. J E Brown “4 Marchis Jone G, a6 wed ad Pa i ¥ ms urchie John C, fr, : 0 hke the boy, bad nothing to say . the richest mine in the world. Four . had Brown vs Murch ie John ©, Sr, 417 loo 20 00 j ; sa! F ‘ayer ie urchie John C, Sr, 420 loo 0 60 It did not dare to énter upou « reas. days’ run of the 20-stamp mill week R Bartley + Murchie John C. Sr, 421 “60 1000 onable and intelligent discussion of} before last yielded 1,250 pounds of! 7G Snow “ : haa se Pad Popa « oe cab . 5, 5 Oo 00 OF the issues at stake. sh Billings . amalgam, worth $75 per poand,. J Branskill Washington ~ Marchis Ininen 8, 583 250 60 00 says that “silence js’a cloa i y ‘. . T Maton ae Murchie James 8, 585 500 +100 90 ) k that of making a total result of $93,000. PF orcnn y s Morehie Saints 8-506 lay ten serves Qrance a good pur-. Tbe mine has a_ vein five inches = Murchie Jamés 8, 588 900 180 00 9 : ' ; 4 ‘. J Novay Dutch Flat Murchie Ja 5:9 5oo 100 00 pose wide which ly solid gold asa i p . 5 e ich 18 nearly soll gold. F Hoyle Downieville Murchie James§, 590 5oo 10000 jan Deaeed mium. There have been quitea number of} A Barton Salinas Lr pieeeay weedy fl po oe spar bh j . .¢ ~ y : 5S ( lucky individuals who bought Bodie pe pat: big ade Valley Murchie JamesS,j 593 ~~ «To 1é‘o0 j S oya San Francisco Morgan Leura, 471 BO 0.00 At the Derbec mine on Saturday = oki figure, and are now able JC Van Slyke Sierra Valley Morgan Laura, 500 > ald ‘bight last about 11,0’clock, the tub . ‘? realize largely, Onemineratthe. J M Smith Lime Kiln Puukor” ae ae: ae was avcidentally permitted to ran up . C: © Cshaft, Virginia, who bought . <t[i—«. . Payne JW, Trustee, 363 loo 20 00 ‘ , =~} Payne, J W, Trustee, 367 loo 20 00 , 400 shares at 40 cents per sha into the sheaves with such force as per auAre, GREAT REMEDY! Bepers © 2. Tentine, Cos = sé0 . to bend the reel shaft badly, and dee $17 00 per Snider A. Trustee, 508 250 «50 00 Jay operatidns for a day and a--balf. hive: — ~ Snider A,‘irustee, 517 600 12000 Sunday the damaged machinery was aint aan s., . Spider A, Eda 538 ed a 00 : ‘ HA I 2 q E IM ’ ABO ~} @nider A, Trustee, 547 00 00 brovght to this city for repairs ee eee SIMMOND’S N B WHISKY: Snider A, Trustee, 546 500 =: 100 00 . ees : ret Spencer Dorcas J, 578 600 100,00 Tbe main drift is now in sixty feet} On yesterday Judge Davis, of The Purest and Best for all Me. Weis Francis H, ‘tr, 121 loo 00 + a , And in accordance with lew, and an order of the gerd of Directcrs, made on the second day of July, 1878, s0 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public: auction, at the office of the Company, Eoom 25 Merchants’ Exchange Building, California Street,San Francisco, California, on Friday, the 6th day of September, 178, at the honr of 1 oclock P, M., of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. 8. D. a eecretary. Office, Room No. 25, Merchants’ FExchange, California street, San Francisco, California. x, 883 A.ISOARD, * Raa WHOLESALE DEALForeign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. cee PINE FRENCH BRANDIES AND . WINES A SPECEALTY. For Sale Also by W. H, eseree "10m 52 Broad Street, Nevada City? . Serer URCHIE GOLD & SILVER MINING iruit ‘o! riarket. tbs we at an alar The st “louds fo yesterday Before ery desir been sect nent. The b . fire start owned b _-Mr. Con of $800: The J will ope ___tember, in Augu by the I $s. 0. duction an alley street, -over a one of . On Foyerof whi Redue the Gr by son able, a both Foyer joint, au en SS Lit Hetel Aor HL ‘CAM Su camp The « usual vert . meeti city, been benef the . persc amovu the J depk 5. Te Ei out . dan¢ “ever and fers. hun be wea whe the per tem say pri th cu of tk si €) awe Ba sels ot oe ene ner One U TNE Serer

baa Che Daily Granseript. NEVADA EFT, CAln & “Tuesday, Angust 18th, . 1878. GEO. M. MOTT 8 our only 4uthor ized Agent in Sacramento. He will re ceive Advertiserients and Subscriptions for the Transcript, and.receipt for us: in our vame. EUREK\IN ASHES. A. Torrible Fire Destroys Nearly the Whole Town—Loss Estimated . at (Over $50,000 — None of the Property Insured—Supposed to be the Work ofan: Incendiary. ~ About 2 o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the card room DIO LEWYS’ SUNDAY LECTURE; The Congregational Church was _— }erowded Sunday.night, with an audience that had assembled to hear Dr, Dio Lewis tell what he Knew, or thought he knew,of the “Duties of Christian Women Tn the Temperance Cause.” Most. of cur readers are acquainted with the history of this famed reformer’s career, as they are with the effective style of his delivery! For a quarter of a. century or more the one aimof bis existénce has been to array his well trained voice and ready tongue against. intemperance. This antagonism is uot evinced alone toward, intoxicating liquors, but ex~ tends to. the use of tobacco,vulgarity. —it Loe rear: of Elis’ saloon, inthe town of Eureka, whieh in’ spite of the most beroic efforts on the part of the citizens, every business building in the place, together with their contents, were destroyed, Itis supposed to have been the devilish work of an. incendiary who had raised_an unlocked window opening into the card room, “sand tossed in upon: the floor burning and-~highly inflammable material, possibly a. fire-ball. The first ’knowledgé of the fire was gained by “twotmen who slept in an adjoining butcher shop, and who were awak~ened from their slumbers by the fierce heat that burst from the rear part of the saloou, and beat against the building they were in, ‘These incn rusbed__ 38 _out and with buckets of water triec to check the fire. such a headway, however, owing to _ the dried-out condition of the .tim~ bers in the buildings, that it was al_ready beyond control, Fron _ starting place the fre went raging down the main street, sweeping away Robb’s Hotel, a vacant 2-story dwelling house, Gus: Rohrig’s store, a dwelling house formerly owned by Jobri B. Cont and occupied ‘by George Rooker. In the opposite dlrection, up the street from the saloon, the butcher shop of Helwig & Burrows, John H. Young, Jr.’s liv_ery stable, John Eagan’s saloon, Bas hannan’s barn and Murphy's saloon, were all totally destreyed.— The flames leaped across the street to the north side, and destroyed Bo~Tiannan’s store, Dan. MeCarthy’s Hotel, the dwelling house of John Cline,a blacksmith shop formerly owned by Mr. Clark, and the residence now belonging to and occupied by him. “Fhus-about half of the number of buildings in the town were.consumed, and they represented the most valuable portion of it,by far. Scarcely any of the contents of the buildings were saved, so rapidly did the flames rush from one to the other An incredibly short space of time elapsed between the first alarm and the burning of the last store. Mr. McCarthy had barely time to escape from his hotel before the walls fell in, and he did not even stop: to put on his pants. The carriages and‘horses in Mr. ‘Young's livery stable were gotten out, Bohannan managed to save a single smajl wagon load of goods from bis store, and the safe at the buteher shop was rolled into the middle of the road, before the flames prevented it, With these exceptions, we cannot learn that a cent’s worth of property was axved, ‘There Was no inewranee on any of the buildings or comtents, and. the loss will not be far from$50,000. Mr. Bohannay ie nouch the kevajest loser. There can be no doubt that _an incendiary is responsible for the damage, the eitizens et Eureka seem to think. There had beva no fire in Ellis’ saieen for several months and the lights were-extinguished ev ery night at 10 0’clock, Ata late bour yesterday, dition of the fire-proo€ ¢ hannan's store, whie large stoe: of vy not kuowa, b the conte of it are ruined, Tbhis~is a terrible blow to the tows of Eareke,and the unfortanste Ssople there have the warmest sywpathy of our city extended to them. Yesterday a large number of Neva‘daus Went up to view tbe ruins and * offer t> the sufferers whut assistunce lay in their power. —_——~---—— <> o-e-— + Macumgay now digs brick clay, Mashes it, removing the lige stoves, ,eVuces it to a fiue flour, uivirtens it avd moujds it inte bricks, ‘of which 200,000. ure tarned out, dried und Vokes ina a dag fe eonarin Boit is perobrble teat spread until nearly at immediately and 4 ’ yave the alarm, ‘and in a few mo. ments the entire population tor Te had . gained . J0Uth. ~ Althotgh within thatacrnion,eoutained a} nbie goede, wus} profanity-end-even-tethe very. victuals on our tables. That he has/ gainsayed, although by many be hag been stigmatized as a fanatic, and -by-ethers as a monomaniac. “The unprejudiced,:asia. rule, agree not in either of those. propositionsjbuat tacitly recognize him as a man whose very life.is wrapped up in augmentae the wave ef humanity. While in. many particulars he may possess marked idiosyneracies, in the main itis evident that no one conld be more admirably fitted to prosecute the good work he bas carried on-so successfully thus far inthe face of human predjudice. In beginning his leeture Snoday night,Mr, Lewis fead.a portion of ths ‘Sermon on the Mouut,"* paying that it was the only utterance of the kind ever given expression to by . , ‘Jésus Christ duting his earthly sothe lecturer held, is contained the secret of success *in all good works, vig; the dostrine of -love-even the churches fail to fully act uptto its ‘teachiiigs, butrely tipon the argument of law, or in other words, brute force. Reforms in temperance, too, ara couducted up on the same principle “as reforms in. religion. You might as well tell a drinking man that if be didn’t step. drinking, or a sinner that if he didn’t stop sinning, that you wonld knock, him down with your fist, as to tell him laws aginst him. It would have about the.sume effect, making .him obstinate and vindictive. But kind words would succeed where all else failed,even with the animal creation. The lecturer illustrated that by referring toa biulky mule that he bad seen on the streets of New York. Every resource’ had been exhaust ed by the infuriated ~ driver 4. urge :the animal: onward: but like the boy on theburving deck he long eared fellow woiildu’t budge.Finally a negro stepped from among the’bystanders, and placing his face against the nule’s talked to it kindly, and told it that he loved it. The nmule’s heart was totiched, and relenting it went along dts way without more ado! Tuen Dr. Lewis told another stury which related to the Paris Mad House. Dr. Pinnel, the {at the time, applied for the position of Physician in Charge of that institution 91 years ago, and was @appointed, Previous to his assuming it;the treatment of the insane throughout the world had been the same as accorded to convicts—-brutal, and consequently without goujresults. Butthe great Doctor on the first day he went into office cured the wilde if subjec’ under him by calling him “‘Brother,’’ and telling $18 poor wretch thattre-ctoved From that time anew era ha prung ‘up, and its good effects were witnesseq in all civilized coystries. Then the speaker laid before the audience his plan of orming drunkards, 4sLothing more nor less @ inauguration of a ‘*Wo473 Crusade,’’ as recently carrie u inethe Eastern states. Twentyfive ladies divided equally into five éomnittees, with a “chairwoman”’ for each, were to represent one wing { of the army, andit would be tbeir duty to go from saloon to salvon, } é.lking and praying with tbe proprietors of the same, Ten committees uf two men esch should also be formed, these latter to visit'their intemperute acquaintances, and. enc'eavor hto prevail upon them to forgwéar the bowl that inebtintes, =< The lesture throughout was interspeised with apt and witty illustra~ tio.e, some of. thé allusions being ratl ec broad, but nevertheles contairing the real truth. The speaker's eulogistical remarks concerning the-fair sex were especially ‘hailed with delight by tbat portion of the accomplished great good, cannot be* that.you will enforce Stite or church . . most pupular physician in all France . Lo had PERSONAL MENTION. was in towu on Bunday. Mr. themselves together as attorneys-fo fice over the Capital Bank, in Sacra mento, a last, and was succeeded by. Mr. ge B. Dibble, Ea, Yuba City, where he has been en the great debris suit. Mr. “self during the progress of the im ‘portant case, front rank lawyers. ture. ~ well,—at least we think Beeclier if it wasn’t just the thing. the seity, V. D. Long, Exsq., asany to live in, after all, of it is, ered in the mine, making the Derbec a commenced. hoisting works aud other buildings conflagration, them in running order by next Mon day. ° accidentally found their ‘+-way-into.the church laughed wick; v be edly in their sleeves st’ what the ‘The Grass Valley nion, in speal doctor had raised himself ever so many: ‘pegs incthe estimation of the women by saying. es GE Hon.T. B. McFarland, leto’Register of the Sacramento Land Office,” McFarland and G. W. Farr, late clerk of the Land Office, have associated land claimants, and opened an ofMac. threw off his Registerial Tesponsioilities _ on Weduesian font retarned fresh from his triumphs at gaged as attorney for the miners in Dibble has won sn added renown for himhaving ~ displayed a legal ability that places. him in: the ‘of California’s leading He called upon we yesterday morning, then straightway hied himself to the box ‘office to) procure tickets for the Beecher lecWe know the Judge pretty we do,— and probably he wouldn't go to hear ‘After several days’ absence from appeared on the streets again. yesteradel oe and — looking ‘City is dnabout as Laaatittable. a place and that heproposes to-stay -here—even—if . Beecher does come sossiuh deliver-a lec[OST EINBL Den aS eae a eR from the shaft, and all along the face eveloped richer looking gravel than any ever before discovas farasopened, beyond doubt the richest gravel mine in the world. Sixty tous of gravel have been tuken out in ranning this drift. North and south tunnels are to be run as speedily as possible, the latter having been ~ Hydrauts have been put in, and now water can be thrown over the . thus removing the possibility of a : The new cages for the mine have arrived, and it is expected to have Waew you treat a man tow glass of ale, wre you et ecu malt-tréateed-apen, buf a few incredulous meu i ing him? THE HOME FRUIT CROP. & « = ing of the fruit crop of this section suys: <A local fruit raiser estimates 1:tervere will o» 800.tons of fruit in ‘. vada that should yfrd its way'to an ‘. outside market the present season, but from. tbe wart’of co-operation among Oorchardists, and their failure to usé the proper agencies for making a marketfor it, a large per centr. ‘Lhe crop of plums, peaches, pears and apples is large and “chen ats : quality, superior, as we ¢ claim,*to-tbe fruits raised in the Va'ley. Naturally, the market for the surplus fruit crop of central Califor. nia: is in’ the: State of Nevada, and portions of Utah, and even as far as Colorado, Montana and Idaho Territories, aud the heavy fruit-raisers of . ‘the ‘Sacramento valley avail themselves of these markets by establish ing regular agencies that make it their especial business to introduce and sell their fruits,both green and cured, The:orchardists of this immediate section, with more prefer able fruit and ws tess distance of transportation to the same markets, are practically ruled out of the field because they have not adopted a similar system. They make small stipments to small-dealers, but they have made no interest or established no agencies that make ita specialty of introducing Nevada county fruit. What is needed here is co-operation among our frujt growers in-the townships of Grass Valley and. Nevada,, by which-the shipping .cf fruit will atized business basis. This co-operation should go to the extent of a reguiur—orgauized Association, thescope of whose business should be. ~~} not alone the shipping of green fruit, . Grass Valley, sentenced ‘Charles Brown to the CountyWail for 20 days on a charge ‘of disturbing the peace ». by making loud and unusual noises at private dwellings, Tbe prisoner was brought up iminediatcly after the trial, and put in his little cell. Thecommitment did not state

whether Brown was learning to play the violin or not, but if that was the offence he ought to go up for a year. THE WEATHER. The, following observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, in this -. 72;2P.M., 106-91, BaromerER— 8:00 a. M., 27.34; 2 Pp. af., 27.34. It was the hottest day of the season, the thermometer—being 4 degrees higher than on Sunday. -the vicinity of Grass Valley and Ne-. age of it will go to waste at home. . n_.justlycity: THERMOMETER—8-00 a. M., 74-4 COUNTY COURT: Mey Monpay, August 12th, 1878. Jn the case of the People'vs, Tong Hang; the defendant plead not uilty and the ;ca8ewas set for trial August 03, ‘In-the cage of the People vs. KanPingree L. C, 2, Sanford, A. Sinty. Senora, Dona, paiptite ze Gee Hi, sage 2! digra Hitta. Blacks, Enka Etna, iams, Mrs. WillAr ‘riv als at the “Toe placed upon es tegulay aid syrtemrt— cm eee cad UN ION HOTEL,NEVADA CITY, CAL, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r Satur AY, Aug. 10, 1878. dicinal and Family Purposes. AS BEEN SOLD IN ALL THE EASTera States and given*universal satisfaction. It is highly recommended by the Faculty for a)l cases pf nervousness. weakness, debility, dyspepsia, indigestion, etc. It is now introduced to the public of the Pacific slope, indorsed’ bv the certificates of the eminent Dr, 8. Dana Hayes, state assayer of Massachusetts, aud Dr. H: } C. Louderback of St. Louis, Mo., both gentlemen prominent in their profession , and and which are a guarantee to all buyers of ite purity and quality. persons from all parts of the Union and Canada, to testify to-its merits and the benefit it has afforded as a family remedy and tonic. Sold by all druggists and grocers by the case or bottle. -Cona orders prompt) attended to, “" . tins a W. D. VINTON, Sole Agent for Nevada City) . Bighth day of .July,;—-1878, Al, Mani, Dett, Gig Lo-. _ “T, can show thousands of. letters from }. P Nevada City, August 13,1878, Delinquent Sa Salo Notice, EVADA GRAVEL M MININGCO Location of {principal place aes: ness, San Francisco, California, tion of works, Nevada County, California, No.tice.—There is delirquent cay thé fol. lowing described Stock, account, of Assessmhent (No. Two) levied on the amounts set opposite the names of the’ SW spective Shareholders, Taste hows: 511 California st.,San Francisco, Cato on Wednesday. the 28th day of Augnst, 1878,at< the hour of 1. o’clock, P.M., of said day, to 4. us ouse ‘and ‘Brennen, ‘the . defendatis “Namés, cat same Amt plead not guilty, and the cate was. BoboCD, Trustee, 43 145 4 50 Green Milton, 10 20 200 set for trial August 24th. Green Milton, Trustee ,56 30 360 M. W. Ross vs.'J. r. Stone. Civil . Green Milton,Trustee, 58 . 200 20 00 see: f 130, ” Green Milton, Trustee,61 500. 50 00 ease, Set for trial August: 30. Hart W H H, Trustee, $1 500-5009 3 ope Hart w H H, Trustee, 32 300 «30.60 . © art HH, Trustee, 33 . 100 10 ¢ STRUCK GRAVEL. Hart W HH, ‘trustee, 34 100-10 00 5 ao , Trustee, 49 20 200 = a ‘ abson ?. : . _.« The Downieville Messengér learns . Henson F’ spenatee, i a a that thé Forest City Consoliduted enmta r Trustee, ro Pd Poo 90 Se acowsnns « istee, y 00-00 Lining Company, Whose works are . Hanson A H, Trustee,116 . 20 200 new? the Watt and Derbeo shafts, in . Himson AH. Trustee.119 100. 10.40 the vieinity—of North Bloomfield, RRS , Trustee, 132 300 8860 infer ge a: 400 j have struck gravel with indications . Messenger HW, E> ME A —s Messenger H W.Trus, 131000 10000 of uw five gravel lead. pool Mestenger H W,-Trus. 14 1000 100 80 a : Messenger H W, Trus, 15 1005 ~=100 00 ADVERTISED LETTERS." Messenger HW, Trus, 16 1600 106 00 . Mes-énger H W, Trus, 17. +1000 ~—-:100. 60 Pentecost J, Triis.ee, 112 m4 1060Pentecost J, Trustee, 1 The following ] Jetters remain in the Post Duasucams TT rabtee: ai bon a fed Office at Nevade City, Nevada County, Cal. . Pentecost J, Trustee, 115 100 «10 00 for the week ending Auz:‘12th, 1878, Pér-. Pentecost J, Trubtee, 135 100. 1000 sons calling fdr advertise i letters ‘will Varney-L H, Trustee, 23 1000 . 100.00 please give the date of advertisement. Varney Il. H, Trustee, 24; 1000 100-00 ‘3:8. Honproozr, P.M. oe Trustee, 25 1600 §=100 00 : ~{ Varney Tru: tee, 26 1000100 06 Boyden, Chas. . Varney L oH, ‘Iriktee, 27 100¢ . 100 06 Foley, E. T. Af e Pg 1b .20 200 ie oods SB, Trustee 12 280 28.05 pu lig: D. And in actordance with law, and an orsid Bhs EE aeeeer ee a der of the Boardof Directors, made on Howard, T. why the &th day of July, 1878, so many shares Leclair, Ezcaries : of sach cori tes such stock us may be nec-: ae oe essary, will sold at public auction at ee’ F. B. = : the cflice of the Company, Room—No. 12 pay said delinqueotassessments thereon, — together with costs of advertising and exvenses of the sale. J. PENTECOST, Secretary.Office; Room 12,511 California street, San Francisco, Cal. agl3 __ Delinquent Sale 3 Notice, y CO. Location ofprincipal place ‘of business, San Francisco, California.. Loca. tien of works, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the folloWing deserited stock, on account of Assessment No.1, levied on-the 2d day : ] Tranciseo Be July, 1878, thie severa’ anounts set Srturdey evening last, Mrs. Jacob. but the building of a dryer for the JD Fiemaring Sen “iain opposite'the names of the respective share Naftziger, her danghters Helen, Ancuring and caning of fruits and veg-. RA Parker es . ‘No.of No of a4 nie and Millie ates BL , = «“ ames Certifi'e Shares Amt ; illi * Miss Emma Feerern, etables. Practically;-there is hardly : Ww W cas Barber E T, Trustee, 169 3000 fio6 oo Miss Emoia Poulterer, together with) . yimit to the market of -the latter G W Hopkins Barber E T, Trustee, 170 400“ 80°00 Ed. Brown and ‘one or two otber Sees Ps — Emma Pierson Lake Tahoe Barber E E, Trustee, 370 1006 200.00 aud those put up in California, Miss A Naffziger “ Barber E T, Trustee, 436 3600 +, 20000 gentlemen, returned from a four whete—intresaced are everywhere Miss H Naffziger “ fae ee Trustee, 480pte lod aor or piacie ’ 5 A AEA arber raitee iz 90 2600 a ~ vce ‘ — * f Bo given the preference. These drying ey Poulterer® a ce a *atues ie -— oo" oe. ey report having . ; { Brown » Churehi ar s , to 20 lighéfal ti Liaw GARG 8 Ce” . and canning establishments have E W Brown « Eddy Alden H, ‘Trust, 120 loo 2000 ightful time, gone into! operation at various places F W Hlendineford *« FryerIdad, 818 looo 200 00 Se ~ Jin the valley and foot-bill conntry, eoa'nn ‘eS : Fryer R M, 374 50 1000 THE MARYSVILLE APPEAL. under precisely such auspices as. F W Blaisdel Oaklan per Be ae aa bo sete Se __ ee Set eS i s " ryer * « 0 00 above suggested, and are making the P Murray FryerR M. 566 fo 200. La ys iS : business successful, he men who} rank Power City Bye and E G, Trast, 552 B00 10000 Ever since the debris suit at Yuba . jaye similar interésts tn. this section F Sackett nde . *¥reeland E G, Trust,.126 loo obo; City mee th J.D Bickford.“ ZZ" Freeland E G, Trust, 315 25 $00 tity began, the Marysville Appeal . have the ability and tact to make the i = Y~ Freeland EG. Trust, 378 tooo “doo vo has had much to say upon the subbusiness a success if they will only J B Saute See ie Freeland E G, Trust, 401 400 80 00 enter-upon_it.—If-a_few-active-men. — JF ‘Thomas.. _ a Freeland E G, Trust, 411 loo..20 6a ject, and that much bas all been inwould take the initiative it would WB Campbell. . “ ey Freeland E G, Trust, 449 ‘100-2000 tended to create public: prejudice in . not take long to place an association . J F Carr a St mee Bt $00. 190.00 favor of the farmers’ interests and . ia working order, Something: like Major Borne Co énnial Mine Freeland EG, Trust, 495 boo 100 00 ‘ eg ecae i : ) New sey '~ + Francis G G, Trustee,464 loo ~ 29.90 against the miners’. In attempting . this must be done, er else aunually pate es , 5 gs £ ie achldiie eth PiDS’ . there there will be thousands of doi-. J Hibbard C tral House a pine jeg pied 4 ne gard 2 out) <A scheme, the grossest . jars’ ‘worth .of fruit-go to_ waste. by JF Schu ess Grass Valley Flint Samuel, Trust, 358 50 1looo misrepresentations have been resorts . rotting under the trees. Orcbardists'. J A Miller hs Fiint Samuel, Trust, 375 bE MI rhs ed to, and the writer of the articles . know this to be a fuct, and they. J Tomer Schultz Mine vues enon lary ra Phe Feed has frum firet to last bP he should feel that it is a wasteful ¢xClark Watsonville a" aang Samuel, Trust, 467 ‘Kes 1ee'oe : ‘. trdvagance that should not be pe.-. ~H Prior Eldoraodo Flint Samuel, Trust, f40 loo =. 20 00 that he was either ignorant of the' mitted to continue, “\ jt Udy Austin Nev; Flint Samuel, Trust, 541 100 2000 j a Flint'8 T 2 loo . 2000 subject,-or else” was influeticed by eee ere 7" WH Marriner Marsh's Mil Flint Samuel, Teust, 543 50 «19 00 base niotives. In either event his 7am oe ane C Brown Providence Mine Greeley Wm O, Tr, 159 1o@ 20 00 ‘ : F : ‘i E Clendiniu Cherokee Josslyn J H, 550 175. 1500 utterances have laid the Appeal open : Sea ae J A Shields Smartaville Josslyn Mamy, 549 25 5 00 to ridicule, When the Transcripr. Last week Geo. Paull, who has. J C Broderick Col Hill petted eal ~— ace came forward, and by indisputable . been working in the Bodie District Sunpay, Aug, 11th, 1878 pte ad i 469 ee =< F ‘ eupfer Ered, 470 oo oO facts and figures, showed the false— . for two months past, spent several) J, M Sukeforth City Landed W, Trustee, 130 250° 5000" ness of the Appeal’s position, that . days in the city, and from informa-} L Kuripp 5 peg Naa ne a *e oo > “ec aC * . paper resorted to the subterfuge . tion that he gives us, and which is H —— e Murchie S T.'Trustee 626 50 = Jooo generally employed by the ignorant !. vouched for. by various other author; W Grasley & sorchit sone o oa Prt ie pape who have a grain of native wit, and ities, it is probable that the. Bodie is. J E Brown “4 Marchis Jone G, a6 wed ad Pa i ¥ ms urchie John C, fr, : 0 hke the boy, bad nothing to say . the richest mine in the world. Four . had Brown vs Murch ie John ©, Sr, 417 loo 20 00 j ; sa! F ‘ayer ie urchie John C, Sr, 420 loo 0 60 It did not dare to énter upou « reas. days’ run of the 20-stamp mill week R Bartley + Murchie John C. Sr, 421 “60 1000 onable and intelligent discussion of} before last yielded 1,250 pounds of! 7G Snow “ : haa se Pad Popa « oe cab . 5, 5 Oo 00 OF the issues at stake. sh Billings . amalgam, worth $75 per poand,. J Branskill Washington ~ Marchis Ininen 8, 583 250 60 00 says that “silence js’a cloa i y ‘. . T Maton ae Murchie James 8, 585 500 +100 90 ) k that of making a total result of $93,000. PF orcnn y s Morehie Saints 8-506 lay ten serves Qrance a good pur-. Tbe mine has a_ vein five inches = Murchie Jamés 8, 588 900 180 00 9 : ' ; 4 ‘. J Novay Dutch Flat Murchie Ja 5:9 5oo 100 00 pose wide which ly solid gold asa i p . 5 e ich 18 nearly soll gold. F Hoyle Downieville Murchie James§, 590 5oo 10000 jan Deaeed mium. There have been quitea number of} A Barton Salinas Lr pieeeay weedy fl po oe spar bh j . .¢ ~ y : 5S ( lucky individuals who bought Bodie pe pat: big ade Valley Murchie JamesS,j 593 ~~ «To 1é‘o0 j S oya San Francisco Morgan Leura, 471 BO 0.00 At the Derbec mine on Saturday = oki figure, and are now able JC Van Slyke Sierra Valley Morgan Laura, 500 > ald ‘bight last about 11,0’clock, the tub . ‘? realize largely, Onemineratthe. J M Smith Lime Kiln Puukor” ae ae: ae was avcidentally permitted to ran up . C: © Cshaft, Virginia, who bought . <t[i—«. . Payne JW, Trustee, 363 loo 20 00 ‘ , =~} Payne, J W, Trustee, 367 loo 20 00 , 400 shares at 40 cents per sha into the sheaves with such force as per auAre, GREAT REMEDY! Bepers © 2. Tentine, Cos = sé0 . to bend the reel shaft badly, and dee $17 00 per Snider A. Trustee, 508 250 «50 00 Jay operatidns for a day and a--balf. hive: — ~ Snider A,‘irustee, 517 600 12000 Sunday the damaged machinery was aint aan s., . Spider A, Eda 538 ed a 00 : ‘ HA I 2 q E IM ’ ABO ~} @nider A, Trustee, 547 00 00 brovght to this city for repairs ee eee SIMMOND’S N B WHISKY: Snider A, Trustee, 546 500 =: 100 00 . ees : ret Spencer Dorcas J, 578 600 100,00 Tbe main drift is now in sixty feet} On yesterday Judge Davis, of The Purest and Best for all Me. Weis Francis H, ‘tr, 121 loo 00 + a , And in accordance with lew, and an order of the gerd of Directcrs, made on the second day of July, 1878, s0 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public: auction, at the office of the Company, Eoom 25 Merchants’ Exchange Building, California Street,San Francisco, California, on Friday, the 6th day of September, 178, at the honr of 1 oclock P, M., of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising and expeuses of sale. 8. D. a eecretary. Office, Room No. 25, Merchants’ FExchange, California street, San Francisco, California. x, 883 A.ISOARD, * Raa WHOLESALE DEALForeign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. cee PINE FRENCH BRANDIES AND . WINES A SPECEALTY. For Sale Also by W. H, eseree "10m 52 Broad Street, Nevada City? . Serer URCHIE GOLD & SILVER MINING iruit ‘o! riarket. tbs we at an alar The st “louds fo yesterday Before ery desir been sect nent. The b . fire start owned b _-Mr. Con of $800: The J will ope ___tember, in Augu by the I $s. 0. duction an alley street, -over a one of . On Foyerof whi Redue the Gr by son able, a both Foyer joint, au en SS Lit Hetel Aor HL ‘CAM Su camp The « usual vert . meeti city, been benef the . persc amovu the J depk 5. Te Ei out . dan¢ “ever and fers. hun be wea whe the per tem say pri th cu of tk si €) awe Ba sels ot oe ene ner One U TNE Serer