August 20, 1878 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript. ‘NBVADA CITY. CAL. . Muesday August, 20th, 1878 GEO, ; OTT. s our only author ized potay jh Sucramento. He will re ceive Advertisenients and Subscriptions for the TramecnirT, and ceceipt for ug_in our name. ' ‘ — ~—— BEECHER’S LECTURE TO-NIGHT “Henry Ward Beecher, pastor ‘of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,wil! ar___Tive in Nevada City -by this. morning’s train, and to-night the ‘Theatre will be crowded with an intelli> went-and appreciative audience who % ns Ge — = ~~~ will come together to hear him talk . efthe‘Wastes and Bardens of ;Society.” “There is scarce a desirable seat in the house but was engeged several days ago, aud if we mistake not many. of those who are so ynfor-. tunate as not to have secured one _ will be turned away from the doors with the unwelcomé information that there is nut even standing room, Mr. Beecher will discuss his .subject this evening from the standpoint of ‘political.economy, taking bpt little account of the moral aspects,.of the theme, The wastes which prey up (on society and-reduce its power. to produce property will be defined as “matter made to serve the wants of man by the workings of human in‘telligence,” and divided ifto several classes. Among them are the weak_ ness of mau and his premature death caused by Ciseases—which _might_ ~~“have been prevented with “proper -.care ; the parasites, or idle, worth— ess vicious men, who'consums the products of society, bat do. nothing to aid in production ; the ignorance —~ THE CHINESE PREPARED. Not long since the Superintendent of an: extensivemining com: pany inthis county was the recipient of a peremptory written order from a large number of: white men ia bis neighborhood to discharge every Cigcaman in his employ immediately, or else thege would be trouble. Thedemand of thé white laborers is said to have been couched in terms that implied the Mongoli‘ans-wou'd be dtiven away from the mine at the point. of guns, if they did not leave.peaceably. The Superintendent, a man~ of -pluckavd rather averseto being subjected to dictation, at ence-supplied the moon= eyed force with fire-arms,,and told them what.was in the wind, It did uot require much “braciag up” from him to inspire them with the necessary.courage torepel an onslaught on their rights, forthese quiet iooking Celestigls will fight like so many tigers under such circumstances.— Then hé sent back word to the white warriers that if they wanted. ‘the Chinese miners to go,to come over to the mine and drive them away ; that he had an army now ‘capable of protecting itself ageinst any mob ; and thatif the “dietators” (as he calls them) made up their minds te enforce their threats,he would advise them to. purchase ccffins and will away their property before coming forth to battle. This was several days ago, and nothing more has been heard from the white men. Ip the nieantime;4he Superintendent's “volunteers” work with their guns by their'sides, and keep their weather eye open for hostile-demonstra=. tions of any kind, ~of the lowest stratum whieh: prevents them from ever rising beyond the ‘ capacity to be mere tools ofthe more iztelligent ; and the habit of lying, which has became se general as to almost destroy all eemblance of confidence between man and man,— Each of these branches will be taken up apd dealt with in detail. The read~-er ean obtain but a glimpse of the beautiful truths presented in the lecture from the foregoing. To hear it in its entirety is necessary to any“thing approximating an-understanding of its merits. — ELECTED TEACHER. Mr R.E. Robinson, who a short time since discarded the pedagogue’s rod and stern-looks,to revel in the flowery paths of journaiism, has al_ ready determined to go back to his old and tried loye. He has been. elected school, and will assume charge there at the opening of the coming term, it is understood. Mr. Robinson's previous connection with the public schools of this city has demonstrated-to the public that he possesses those qualities essential to a success‘ful teacher, and his efforts in that line were such as to render his temporary withdrawal from the vocation for which he is especially fitted a matter of regret tothe entire public. Whether or not he will continue ‘prospecting’ in the field which has sO many apparent charms for the movice, but.proves upon closer in®pection.to be a claim that few care to work if they can get anything wlgeto do, we are not informed. MWe sineerely hope however, that he will not abandon the journalistic profession, which a orief experience has showed him capable’ of adorning: bpt that he will instead remain tugging away in the good cause whereby the world isso mueh benefited, evap thopgh the tax upon epergy, enterprise,and genius is at times sp.great as to well nigh disourage the unfonjpnates whose linee are so cast as to make them, to a certain extent, partyrs, or philanthropists, as you please. FAILEO TO AMBANGE IT, kee: We learn that Beecher’s agent,corresponded with the ageat ot Hunt's Hall with a view to securing that place for the Plymouth pastor liver his lecture in ta-n the management di ranted in offe a large enough sum for jts‘tive to justify the owners! viding the necessany seats, and! se. was Cropped, ao 4 teacher -of the Gold Fliatae =. opptrustions, gen "THE COMFORT OF EDETORS, — The Spirit of the Times announces hat through the courtesy of the Pioneer Assgciation. of Sacramento, their elegapt Hall, in Pioneer Building, on the east side of Seventh street, between J and K streets, will be thrown open during Fair week, ‘for the especial accommodation of the béna-fide editors of the State; ar their duly accredited representatives. The: Hall is a very handsome one, ‘comfortably and-—vonyeniently— arranged, and every appliance will be supplied whereby the members of ee the fraternity may write, arrange and dispatch their correspondence. Pioneer Hall. will also. be the ‘headquarters of the “California Press Association” during Fair week. This whole arrangemert is most satisfactory, and will be thoroughly appreciated’ by the members of the Preas in.whose interest it has been accomplished. : AUCTION SALE. Frank. Guild will sell the furniture of the Miners’ Restaarant, on Commercial street, just below the Transcuipr Block, consisting of Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Tables Chairs, Crockery, Stoves, Pictures, etc., to-morrow, Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, p.m. This is a splendid opportanity to buy cheap household -farniture,as everything must be soli, the buildibg having changed hands. ——>--~>' SUPERVISOR. On Saturday last Robert Hackins, of North San Juan, was nominated at. the Workingmen’s Convention, held in that placa, as a candidate on that ticket for Supervisor of the 4th District. The selection is a good one, and cannot but result-in his election, as there will probably be Ho other nomination made. PERSONAL MENTION, A. & Mallia aed oth, of. tes Francisco, are in the city. Mr. Halor several weeks, returied e on Satarday night. : could nof'make his cigar-burn, picked it to pieces and found in ita pisitol oantridge with the bullet pointed towand the mouth-piece. If the cigar bas proper vent the cartridge would have exploded, and he would have hada little Hell Gate of his own detween his jaws, accompanied by the removal uf molars and other A Saunrense at ‘Rye Beach, who} SPECIKEX HOODLUMISH. On Sunday afternoon,as a respectable lady of this city, accompanied by her son, were passing “an orchard just out of town, the lady wasan un— willing witness-of-demoustrations on the part of two Nevada City boys, the recital of which would make any decent man, woman or child blush with shame and tremble with virtuous indignation. Oe of these Spring street; and the other lives in the faskionable quarter known as Aristocracy Hiil, and both are the sons oi respected gitizens who we} hope have #0 idea how low their chiidren have sunk in the sczle of humanity.The_one first mentioned indulged in especially obscene actions, exhibiting himself.so that the lady could uot help seeing. , The details are teo disgusting for public print, and we do not desire to dis— grace the Transcuipr, or shock its readers, or reflect upon the boys’ parents, by saying more. The lady who was thus insulted has been advised to prosecute the offenders, but refrains from doing so for reasons that will suggest themselves to ‘the reader. One thing is certain, howhand by competent patties,-andun2e8s the young rascals make. timely ‘apology for their outrag2ous conduct, they will be subjected to a punishment tout will not be forgutten by them for a long-time to come, When they read this they will understand, and if wise tuke immediate-measures to atone fortheir wrong-doing. insulting young villians hails from . ever—the matter has been taken in }GRASS VALLEY SUPERVISOR. At-the Workingmen’s Convention in Grass Valley, lost Satarday night, Patrick Daley was nomina as candidate for Supervisor of that district. a Tue best fruit Awerica ever sent to Treland—the potato. Tbe — worst fruit Ireland ever sent to America— the orange.—Punch. ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following fetters remain in the Port Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. for the weck ending Aug. 19th, 1878, Fersons calling for advertisei letters will please give the date of advertisement. Weecoe » + §.8. Hotproos, P.M, —fagusten, Andres Vidal . Cleaveland, Mrs. 1. — CalkinsM. DD. . « Campbell €. C, “jy Lenonchie FL 7 ® Gibbons Mr. E. C. Gregory Belle a * Hamoud Miss M. A. = vqeeeHearn'd. Az Jepsen C. O. Lie Mooklar J.°2 Smith J. Stevens EB. Taylor J. G. L. Shields -M. ” Triney J. _ Thompson Mrs. M. oe Arrivais at the. UNION HOTEL, “NEVADA CITY, OAL.JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r SATURDAY, Aug. 16, 1878. John Patterson City W Shaw * JH Ellis * J Frazer F G_ Wilkins — iii AN OLD MAN HURT, . Last Saturday, Samuel, Tripp, aged 72 years, while engaged in building a barn at French Corral, fell from an elevated part of the frame to the ground, breaking a single bone in one of his arms, and Spraining the other. He was brought to this city, arriving at Mills’ stable abont.4 o'clock 4. ¥. Sunday morning,.where be remained until a _perwit,could be procured, und was then conveyed to the County Hospital. The unfortunate old man is doing aswell as.could be expected, consid. ering bis advanced years and the nature of his injuries. GOING AWAY, = On Thursday next, A. J. Tiffiny! will leave this city for San Juan, where he isto take charge ‘of the public schools when they open the first Monday in September. Mr. Tiffany will take with him the best wishes of our citizens for his continued prosperity. : ORIENFAL MINE. The Jast enlistment on ‘‘the Stock Board” is ‘‘the Oriental Consolidat— ed Gold and Silver Mining Company’’ tbat comes on the market at a time when the public. is prepared to deal intangibleroperty. The ‘Oriental Consolidated” has a history not ublike many other mining properties that we have known of before, that had all the elements of success with in itself, but which bad the misfortune to be ‘‘too good’’ to escape the cupidity of ambitious persons. The lode was firet discovered in Wet ravine, near Alleghany City, Sierra’ county, in 1863, and was worked for two or three yeurs w.th magnificent results to its owners, Then follow—<4 ed quarreling and law suits till the cleimants saw fit to sell out in 1864, and from fbat time tbe new purchaser devoted time and money to the perfeetion of the title, and in obtainiag a United States patent covering all the propeity. In the first two years of working the mive it yielded a hundred per cent, over the current expenses, and the work then done, more than.a dozen yéars ago, was accomplished with the aid of only primitive machinery, and but for the f of contention, even under t adveptuge it would, as is ly demoustrated, hay. the promivent wi coast. The into full S undey-Yery favorable conditions, and @ gone to work with zeal and determipation to make experience and money develup the property to its utmost capacity. On January last they set to work a new ‘superintendent, with fall authority to employ labor, to. call to his sid the best homan skill, the most improved machinery, and to put the property in the best condition as a mercantile enterprise in order to benefit its owners, and we are pleased to learn from them that the yield of the mine is now most eatisfactory. In a visit to their Office, ut 54U Culifornia street, yes— terday, we saw there a large quantity of paying ore, ranging froth the usual “pey”’ up tu a high figure, and as a large body of ore, of a high e, is ‘in sigbt,"’ the proprietors list the stock on the ‘‘old Board.’”’ In the company’s office there are several an employe exhibiting the shafts, intéresting tracings, from the pen of . mu ae M M Bright _J C Van Slyke *F Colling-—_F W Heath wW Baxter “ Ped “ -+__§_S¥Thurman San Francisco _. © HRead . : * B.D Harris “s C Smith Marysville T Smith SSeS F E Lamb Brown’s Ranch C Dean Bridge E E Hughes. te’s Flat O Bak3r Scott’s Flat W Irving Sesma H Disque Dutch Flat Judge Roberts Grass Valley F Mortell Lincoln C Seeley San Juan F Martin Reno — .J R Wilkison Sac. G Enright. Hudson Mine _, ——=>— Sunpay Aug. 18th.1878R H Penrose Relief-Hill E Penrose Relief Hill H P-Torsen ne T C Nelson T F McCarthy Sen Francisco R Nachan . % A'S Hallidie Mrs Hallidie 4 C Van Slyke City W Williams = E Stephens P Lillis OStoddard Virginia City J O’Donnell Moore's Flat W Brown us J Hibbard Central House J-H Judd Grass Valley F W Heath Murchie Mine 'T W Peckhain Cisco P Murpby Moore's Flat J R Wilkinson Sac. SEGRE ALO Se ee eT SRE BORN. ° “ te In Nevada City, Aug 17th, 1878, to Geo. Johpston and wife a son. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, FOR 1878. Ye SACRAMENTO, CAL, COMMENCING § HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVICED into Seven Departments, and the Society’s Gold Medal . To be awarded to the Most Meritoriots Exhivition ia eack,Department. e os Those desiting Premium u.ists, will Please notify the Secretary. The Largest Stock Show, —AND— Most Attractive Spsed Display, aay) ~~ Attractive Military Tournament 87" Public Sale of Thoroughbred Stock on Friday of the Fair. The Central Pacific Railroad and S'eamers will carry articles toand from the Fair, Free of Charge. : Wells, Fargo & Co’s . all packages Free, not w “ty pounds, ress will deliver hing over twenApplication for Stalls at the Park and Space at the Pavilien should be made to BECK, y, at once, EMBERSHIP .. 22.0.2. ..88.00 SINGLE ADMISsI10N. .50 Cents winzes and .upnels timbered and as aeep ip daily operation,—S, F. Post,} ROBERT BECK, Secretary. MARCUS D, BOHUCK, Presi¢ent. . Eureka, Aug. 17, i 4 A AUCTION SALE! Wednesday,, August ast, At o'clock, P. M.,. At the ‘Miners’ Resta ant, No. 22 Commercial Street, “NEVADA CITY, Consisting of Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Chairs, -Tables;-Dishes, Stoves, Pictures,-etc., etc., the proper4y. of August Kraft. . ese Everything will be-sold to the highest bidder for Cash, F. G.GUILD, Auctioneer. .$800 Reward! HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD ie For intormation which wittteaa to the arrest and conviction of = the person or persons who fired ‘ the Town of EUREKA on the _ the moraing of Aug. 12th. E. POAGE, JOHN T. CLINE, M. BOHANNEN, By tae eae Beige 2 a Sea ee = — Co-Partnership Noticewe, Benjamin Franklin Snell, ‘residing atthe town of You Bet, County ofNevada, and Ambrose Merrow, residing at the town_of You Bet, Connty of Nevada, in the State of California, do hereby certity and declare that we have organized and formed ourselves into a (0-partnership, and we sgree each ,with the other,to be Co-partners for the purpose of. carryibg and conducting the business of general merchandise, in the Town of Yow Bet, County of Nevada, State of California, under .the firm name aud style of Snell & Merrow. That the principal place ot business of said co-purivership is situated it the Town of You Bet, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the namés of all the persons interested as partners in Such business are above stated.and signed hereto, and that such partnership will corby us. = {fn witness whereof. we have hereunto, “Veet our hands and seals, this 15th day of j August, A.D. 1878. <j BENJAMIN-FRANELEYN SNELL, > AMBKOSE MERROW. : State of California, County of Nevada. On this 15th day of August, A. D. 1878, before me, W. C. Barker, a Justice—ofthePeace in and for said Nevada County, personally appeared Benjamin Fianklin Snell and Ambrose Merrow, known to meto he the persons whuse names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged. to me that they executed the same. Witness my hand the day and year first above written. W. C. BARKER, J.P. Delinquent Sals Notice. Ni GRAVEL MININGCOMPANY, Location of {principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California. No-! tice.—There is delinquent upon the fol-; lowing described Stock, on account of Assessment (No. Two) levied on the highth day of July, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders, as follows: Soof _ No, Names. Ceitf, Shares Amt. Bobo C D, Trustee, 43 145 14 50 Green Milton, 10 20 200 Green Milton, Trustee ,56 30 3 Green Milton, Trustee, 58 260 Green Milton, Trustee,61 ~ 580 50 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 31 60 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 32 30 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 3: 10 00 Hart W HH, ‘irustee, 51 100. «10 00 Hanson F, Trus 49 z .2 00 Hanson F, T. §0 30. 3 06 61 50 6 00 52" 100 10 00 53 1000 — 100 00 ; 20 2 00 Hanson A 4, Trustee, 119 100 10 00 Hanson A H, Trustee, 129 1000 =100 00 Hallett O G, Truste, 132 300 = 30. 00 Miller BH, 2 100 10 00 ' . Messenger H W, “$8 20 200 essenger H W.Trus, 13 1000 =—100 OW Mesceuger H W, Trus. 14 “1000 100 00 Messenger H W, ‘lrus, 15 1000 100 00 Messenger H W,Trus, 16 _ 1000 10000 Mes:enger H W, Trus, 17 1000 10000 Pentecost J, Trustee, 107 2375 = 237 50 Pentecost J, Trusiee, 112 100 10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 113 100 1¢ 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 114 100 10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 115 100 =—s10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 135 100 = 10 00 Varney L H, Trustee, 23 1000 10000 Varney LH, Trustee, 24 1000 10000 Varney L H, Trustee, 25 1000 100 00 Varney LH, Trurtee, 26 1000 §=100 00 ey LU, ‘l'rustee, 27 100@ 100 60 oods & D, ll 20 2 00 Woods 8D, Trustee, 12 280 8=628 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 8th day of July, 1878, so many shares of Sach parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be seld at public auction at the cilice of the Company, Room No. 12, S11 California st., San Franciseo, Cal., on Wednesday. the 28th day of Augnst, 1878.at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M., of said day, to pay said bray ar go pagesmncnte Cheredts, together with cos Vvertisi . Te + PENTECOS a . T, Secretary. Office, Room 12,511 Califo: a Francisco, Cal. Seeuer A. ISOARD, Foreign and Domestic Wines and. Liquors. ‘ 5 Murchie James 8, Ty NOW all men by these presents,-that!Murchie James 8, Morgan Leura, Moryau Laura, Priest, GF, ° Payne, J W, tr ‘snider A, Trus penses of Sule. Calitornia: ‘Delinquent Sale Notice, GOLD & SILVER IA bro Nuhf Samuel, . Payue J W,T¥ustee, 363 bogers S$ D, Trustee, 606 ' Snidcr A, Trustee, Snider A, ‘Trustec, Snid:r A, irustee, Sauicer A, Trusiee, Snider A, Trustee, Spencer Vorcasg J, Wells Francis H, Tr, 121 And in accordance with law, and an of . dér of the Beard of Directets, inede oy ‘the second’ day of Jdtily, 1678, so many sharés of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auc ticn, atthe .office of the Company, Eoom Office, Room No, change, Calitornia street, San’ Francisco, SES ac MINI, es = of principal business, San Francisco, ¢ Place q tien of works, Nevada Chesign ou; io : a 2 ht Rox 4 delinquent Upen th, ‘ollowing descrik stock, : Assessment vo. 1, oe teen ty, Californi,” levied on the at of July, 1878, the severa? amounts” oppos © bames of the respec holders as follows: Ve than, No. of No of Names Certifi’e Barber kT, Trustee, 169 atte? Ay Burber E 'l, Trustee, 170 400 nd, Barber E E; Trustee, 370 Jooo ann" Barber £ T, Trustee, 436 loco 4." Barber E T, Trustee, 439 520 “Joo? Barber ET Trustee, 579 loo 9," Bennison G E, Trus, 530 250 Pit Clarchill Clark, *' 456 i Fddy'Alden H, Trust, 120 loo 9" Fryer Ida J, 318 looo 200 "a Fryer R M, 377 i i550 . Fryer K M, ~ is ary te Fryer R M, 398 20 gn Bryer k M, 566 . lo. 9, Freeland E @, Trust, 126 lve . 49.) Freeland E G, Trust, 315 5 _. Freeland E G, Trust, 378 1600. to. Freeland ¥-G, Trust, 401 ~~ 460g Freejand E G. Trust, 414 —tog 5, * Freeland E-G, Trust, 449 loo ~~ Freeland E G, Trust, 453 600 Tio, Free!and E G, Trust, 493 ee Freeland E G, Trust, 495 500 goo _Franrcis G G, Trustee,464loo %e Flint Samuel, Trust, 365 loo . Flint Samuel, Trust, 357 fo ice Flint Samuel, Sruct, 358 = bo. g ,, Flint Samuel, Trust, 375 5o lon flint Samuel, Trust, 399 $6. oe Flint Samuel, Trust, 402 ~ loo bs Flint Samuel, Trust, 467 500 1004 _Fiint Samuel, Trust, F4o 100 _ Hy Flint Sumuel, Trust, 541 100 Mg, Fiint Samuel, Trust, 542 100-29 Fiint Samuel, Teust, 543 , 50 Loy Greeley Wm O, Tr, 159 loo %y .Josstyn J H, 550 SRS ie Josslyn Mamy, ~ ° 549 2 oh, Kleupfer Fred, “$51 1000 200%, + Kleupfer Fred, 468 1000 20%; Kleupfer kred, 469 1000°= 200% Kleupfer Fred, #70 00 Qo 0 Liuder 8 W; Trustee, 130° 250°: S0%% . Lauder Mrs Jane, 133 50. low Leach Surah A, © 518 30 600 Murchie § T. 626 50 low Murchie John C, Sr. 36 250 bow Murchie John ©, Sr, 413. 200 40.09 Murehic John C, Sr, 415 ᐠ᐀ 200, Murchie John C,tr, 416 100-20 Gy Murchie John C, gr, 417 loo 20m Murchie John ©, €r, 420 loo bo. Murchie John CU, Sr, 421 50° low Murchie Jumes$, . 581260 bo 09" Mi: i jes S, v B82 500 Joo 09 _ 583 250 bo 00 Murchie James S, 585 500 loo co Morchie Jamee-$, -586 loo =—_Woce 688 ss Yoo “kG 05 MurchieJumes 8, 5:9 foo Joo 00, Murchiedamess, 690 5v0-—I¢0-00 Murchie Jamas S$, 591 500 10.00 . }-Murchie James:S, 592-950. sie on Murehi¢e Jemes 8; $93--—_——To---}4.00 471 5o lo 00 500 40 800 16 loo 20 00 100 20 ustee, 567 too96 00 bot $00 160 0 508 250. bom B1T 600 120% 538 500 = 100 w : tee, 537 500 100 0 ; 546 5v0 ~~ loo » 578 Sao loo % leo 2v w . } 25 Mcrcbants’ Exchange Building, ~Cxi: ifornia ttreet,San Francisco, Calitornia, oh Friday, the’ tth day of September, 1578, at the hour of 1 oclock P. M., of said day, tu.puy said delinquent assessinut t bereon together with costs of advertising and ex. 8. D. ROGERS,Secretary. _ 25, Merchants’ Ex, agl3 ¥ virtue of California, W. Peace, in the against Charles parcel ate, lying forma, and small ditches, cladi costs. CONSTABLE’S SALE. an execution, isrued ont of the Justice Court of Little York 2Ownehip, County of Nevada, State u/ ©. Parker Ju-tice of the suit of Hill & Hudepol against Charles Snider, dated the 12th of. August, A, D. 1878, wherein Hill & pool as plaintiffs, recovered snicer, defen t, for the térs, U.S. gold i taxed at Twelve of Angust, A. D.1878, the following described of laud aud mining claims and being in Little York ‘ownship, Nevada Ccunty, State of Calipartly in Placer County, said State, described as follows: Situate on Bear river, and commencing at a certan notice or stake, No, 1, and running thence up the river 1260 feet, including the bed and banks of said stream to stake No. 2 on the north side of the river; thence cioseing the river ou the southeasterly courts up side hill, including a flat to stake No. 3, about 600 feet; thence westerly, taking, in the waters in « certain canyon, also two to stake No. 4, about 400 feet; and thence tc placeof beginning, i0ali channels on-voth sidesof river, including the river bar, wi*h ali appurte — nances. Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday, September 7th, A. D. 1878, between the hours of 1 and 56 o'clock, P. M. of that day, in front of the store ad Sneli & Merrow, in the town of You Bet, County and State aforesaid, I. will sell sll the right, title and interest of said Charles Snider, the defendant, in nd to the above described property, at public auction, for cash, god coin, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy eaid «execution and B. Of Little ¥ork ‘ownebip. You Bet, August 14,/1878. 6 atl ¥. SNELL, Constable, ag]6— The Purest A8 BEEN Faculty for all ness, debility, state assayer Cc. Loude tlemen and w show No, 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, malé f ero States and : fuction. It ig highly recommended by thé itis now in the Prcitic slope, indorsed cates of the eminent Dr. 8. H of Massachusetts, aud Dr. >of St. Louis, Mo., both on nent in their profession , 4” are a guerantee to all buyets ug . purity and quality can sons from ali parts of the ' GREAT REMEDY! and Best for all Me dieinal and Family Purposes: SOLD EN ALL THE EAST given universal stir joan green a “ eee te ae i to the public of by the certifDaus Haye, thousands of letiers — \ Samed Somes i, Ae ey eed) and tonic. : % Sold by all sand grocers by tbe case or bottle. try orders prowptly ae , Sole Agent for Nevada City For Sale Also by W. H. Smith. Nevada City, August 13,1818. roe ge (ware

The Daily Transcript. ‘NBVADA CITY. CAL. . Muesday August, 20th, 1878 GEO, ; OTT. s our only author ized potay jh Sucramento. He will re ceive Advertisenients and Subscriptions for the TramecnirT, and ceceipt for ug_in our name. ' ‘ — ~—— BEECHER’S LECTURE TO-NIGHT “Henry Ward Beecher, pastor ‘of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,wil! ar___Tive in Nevada City -by this. morning’s train, and to-night the ‘Theatre will be crowded with an intelli> went-and appreciative audience who % ns Ge — = ~~~ will come together to hear him talk . efthe‘Wastes and Bardens of ;Society.” “There is scarce a desirable seat in the house but was engeged several days ago, aud if we mistake not many. of those who are so ynfor-. tunate as not to have secured one _ will be turned away from the doors with the unwelcomé information that there is nut even standing room, Mr. Beecher will discuss his .subject this evening from the standpoint of ‘political.economy, taking bpt little account of the moral aspects,.of the theme, The wastes which prey up (on society and-reduce its power. to produce property will be defined as “matter made to serve the wants of man by the workings of human in‘telligence,” and divided ifto several classes. Among them are the weak_ ness of mau and his premature death caused by Ciseases—which _might_ ~~“have been prevented with “proper -.care ; the parasites, or idle, worth— ess vicious men, who'consums the products of society, bat do. nothing to aid in production ; the ignorance —~ THE CHINESE PREPARED. Not long since the Superintendent of an: extensivemining com: pany inthis county was the recipient of a peremptory written order from a large number of: white men ia bis neighborhood to discharge every Cigcaman in his employ immediately, or else thege would be trouble. Thedemand of thé white laborers is said to have been couched in terms that implied the Mongoli‘ans-wou'd be dtiven away from the mine at the point. of guns, if they did not leave.peaceably. The Superintendent, a man~ of -pluckavd rather averseto being subjected to dictation, at ence-supplied the moon= eyed force with fire-arms,,and told them what.was in the wind, It did uot require much “braciag up” from him to inspire them with the necessary.courage torepel an onslaught on their rights, forthese quiet iooking Celestigls will fight like so many tigers under such circumstances.— Then hé sent back word to the white warriers that if they wanted. ‘the Chinese miners to go,to come over to the mine and drive them away ; that he had an army now ‘capable of protecting itself ageinst any mob ; and thatif the “dietators” (as he calls them) made up their minds te enforce their threats,he would advise them to. purchase ccffins and will away their property before coming forth to battle. This was several days ago, and nothing more has been heard from the white men. Ip the nieantime;4he Superintendent's “volunteers” work with their guns by their'sides, and keep their weather eye open for hostile-demonstra=. tions of any kind, ~of the lowest stratum whieh: prevents them from ever rising beyond the ‘ capacity to be mere tools ofthe more iztelligent ; and the habit of lying, which has became se general as to almost destroy all eemblance of confidence between man and man,— Each of these branches will be taken up apd dealt with in detail. The read~-er ean obtain but a glimpse of the beautiful truths presented in the lecture from the foregoing. To hear it in its entirety is necessary to any“thing approximating an-understanding of its merits. — ELECTED TEACHER. Mr R.E. Robinson, who a short time since discarded the pedagogue’s rod and stern-looks,to revel in the flowery paths of journaiism, has al_ ready determined to go back to his old and tried loye. He has been. elected school, and will assume charge there at the opening of the coming term, it is understood. Mr. Robinson's previous connection with the public schools of this city has demonstrated-to the public that he possesses those qualities essential to a success‘ful teacher, and his efforts in that line were such as to render his temporary withdrawal from the vocation for which he is especially fitted a matter of regret tothe entire public. Whether or not he will continue ‘prospecting’ in the field which has sO many apparent charms for the movice, but.proves upon closer in®pection.to be a claim that few care to work if they can get anything wlgeto do, we are not informed. MWe sineerely hope however, that he will not abandon the journalistic profession, which a orief experience has showed him capable’ of adorning: bpt that he will instead remain tugging away in the good cause whereby the world isso mueh benefited, evap thopgh the tax upon epergy, enterprise,and genius is at times sp.great as to well nigh disourage the unfonjpnates whose linee are so cast as to make them, to a certain extent, partyrs, or philanthropists, as you please. FAILEO TO AMBANGE IT, kee: We learn that Beecher’s agent,corresponded with the ageat ot Hunt's Hall with a view to securing that place for the Plymouth pastor liver his lecture in ta-n the management di ranted in offe a large enough sum for jts‘tive to justify the owners! viding the necessany seats, and! se. was Cropped, ao 4 teacher -of the Gold Fliatae =. opptrustions, gen "THE COMFORT OF EDETORS, — The Spirit of the Times announces hat through the courtesy of the Pioneer Assgciation. of Sacramento, their elegapt Hall, in Pioneer Building, on the east side of Seventh street, between J and K streets, will be thrown open during Fair week, ‘for the especial accommodation of the béna-fide editors of the State; ar their duly accredited representatives. The: Hall is a very handsome one, ‘comfortably and-—vonyeniently— arranged, and every appliance will be supplied whereby the members of ee the fraternity may write, arrange and dispatch their correspondence. Pioneer Hall. will also. be the ‘headquarters of the “California Press Association” during Fair week. This whole arrangemert is most satisfactory, and will be thoroughly appreciated’ by the members of the Preas in.whose interest it has been accomplished. : AUCTION SALE. Frank. Guild will sell the furniture of the Miners’ Restaarant, on Commercial street, just below the Transcuipr Block, consisting of Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Tables Chairs, Crockery, Stoves, Pictures, etc., to-morrow, Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, p.m. This is a splendid opportanity to buy cheap household -farniture,as everything must be soli, the buildibg having changed hands. ——>--~>' SUPERVISOR. On Saturday last Robert Hackins, of North San Juan, was nominated at. the Workingmen’s Convention, held in that placa, as a candidate on that ticket for Supervisor of the 4th District. The selection is a good one, and cannot but result-in his election, as there will probably be Ho other nomination made. PERSONAL MENTION, A. & Mallia aed oth, of. tes Francisco, are in the city. Mr. Halor several weeks, returied e on Satarday night. : could nof'make his cigar-burn, picked it to pieces and found in ita pisitol oantridge with the bullet pointed towand the mouth-piece. If the cigar bas proper vent the cartridge would have exploded, and he would have hada little Hell Gate of his own detween his jaws, accompanied by the removal uf molars and other A Saunrense at ‘Rye Beach, who} SPECIKEX HOODLUMISH. On Sunday afternoon,as a respectable lady of this city, accompanied by her son, were passing “an orchard just out of town, the lady wasan un— willing witness-of-demoustrations on the part of two Nevada City boys, the recital of which would make any decent man, woman or child blush with shame and tremble with virtuous indignation. Oe of these Spring street; and the other lives in the faskionable quarter known as Aristocracy Hiil, and both are the sons oi respected gitizens who we} hope have #0 idea how low their chiidren have sunk in the sczle of humanity..The_one first mentioned indulged in especially obscene actions, exhibiting himself.so that the lady could uot help seeing. , The details are teo disgusting for public print, and we do not desire to dis— grace the Transcuipr, or shock its readers, or reflect upon the boys’ parents, by saying more. The lady who was thus insulted has been advised to prosecute the offenders, but refrains from doing so for reasons that will suggest themselves to ‘the reader. One thing is certain, howhand by competent patties,-andun2e8s the young rascals make. timely ‘apology for their outrag2ous conduct, they will be subjected to a punishment tout will not be forgutten by them for a long-time to come, When they read this they will understand, and if wise tuke immediate-measures to atone fortheir wrong-doing. insulting young villians hails from . ever—the matter has been taken in }GRASS VALLEY SUPERVISOR. At-the Workingmen’s Convention in Grass Valley, lost Satarday night, Patrick Daley was nomina as candidate for Supervisor of that district. a Tue best fruit Awerica ever sent to Treland—the potato. Tbe — worst fruit Ireland ever sent to America— the orange.—Punch. ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following fetters remain in the Port Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. for the weck ending Aug. 19th, 1878, Fersons calling for advertisei letters will please give the date of advertisement. Weecoe » + §.8. Hotproos, P.M, —fagusten, Andres Vidal . Cleaveland, Mrs. 1. — CalkinsM. DD. . « Campbell €. C, “jy Lenonchie FL 7 ® Gibbons Mr. E. C. Gregory Belle a * Hamoud Miss M. A. = vqeeeHearn'd. Az Jepsen C. O. Lie Mooklar J.°2 Smith J. Stevens EB. Taylor J. G. L. Shields -M. ” Triney J. _ Thompson Mrs. M. oe Arrivais at the. UNION HOTEL, “NEVADA CITY, OAL..JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r SATURDAY, Aug. 16, 1878. John Patterson City W Shaw * JH Ellis * J Frazer F G_ Wilkins — iii AN OLD MAN HURT, . Last Saturday, Samuel, Tripp, aged 72 years, while engaged in building a barn at French Corral, fell from an elevated part of the frame to the ground, breaking a single bone in one of his arms, and Spraining the other. He was brought to this city, arriving at Mills’ stable abont.4 o'clock 4. ¥. Sunday morning,.where be remained until a _perwit,could be procured, und was then conveyed to the County Hospital. The unfortunate old man is doing aswell as.could be expected, consid. ering bis advanced years and the nature of his injuries. GOING AWAY, = On Thursday next, A. J. Tiffiny! will leave this city for San Juan, where he isto take charge ‘of the public schools when they open the first Monday in September. Mr. Tiffany will take with him the best wishes of our citizens for his continued prosperity. : ORIENFAL MINE. The Jast enlistment on ‘‘the Stock Board” is ‘‘the Oriental Consolidat— ed Gold and Silver Mining Company’’ tbat comes on the market at a time when the public. is prepared to deal intangibleroperty. The ‘Oriental Consolidated” has a history not ublike many other mining properties that we have known of before, that had all the elements of success with in itself, but which bad the misfortune to be ‘‘too good’’ to escape the cupidity of ambitious persons. The lode was firet discovered in Wet ravine, near Alleghany City, Sierra’ county, in 1863, and was worked for two or three yeurs w.th magnificent results to its owners, Then follow—<4 ed quarreling and law suits till the cleimants saw fit to sell out in 1864, and from fbat time tbe new purchaser devoted time and money to the perfeetion of the title, and in obtainiag a United States patent covering all the propeity. In the first two years of working the mive it yielded a hundred per cent, over the current expenses, and the work then done, more than.a dozen yéars ago, was accomplished with the aid of only primitive machinery, and but for the f of contention, even under t adveptuge it would, as is ly demoustrated, hay. the promivent wi coast. The into full S undey-Yery favorable conditions, and @ gone to work with zeal and determipation to make experience and money develup the property to its utmost capacity. On January last they set to work a new ‘superintendent, with fall authority to employ labor, to. call to his sid the best homan skill, the most improved machinery, and to put the property in the best condition as a mercantile enterprise in order to benefit its owners, and we are pleased to learn from them that the yield of the mine is now most eatisfactory. In a visit to their Office, ut 54U Culifornia street, yes— terday, we saw there a large quantity of paying ore, ranging froth the usual “pey”’ up tu a high figure, and as a large body of ore, of a high e, is ‘in sigbt,"’ the proprietors list the stock on the ‘‘old Board.’”’ In the company’s office there are several an employe exhibiting the shafts, intéresting tracings, from the pen of . mu ae M M Bright _J C Van Slyke *F Colling-—_F W Heath wW Baxter “ Ped “ -+__§_S¥Thurman San Francisco _. © HRead . : * B.D Harris “s C Smith Marysville T Smith SSeS F E Lamb Brown’s Ranch C Dean Bridge E E Hughes. te’s Flat O Bak3r Scott’s Flat W Irving Sesma H Disque Dutch Flat Judge Roberts Grass Valley F Mortell Lincoln C Seeley San Juan F Martin Reno — .J R Wilkison Sac. G Enright. Hudson Mine _, ——=>— Sunpay Aug. 18th.1878R H Penrose Relief-Hill E Penrose Relief Hill H P-Torsen ne T C Nelson T F McCarthy Sen Francisco R Nachan . % A'S Hallidie Mrs Hallidie 4 C Van Slyke City W Williams = E Stephens P Lillis OStoddard Virginia City J O’Donnell Moore's Flat W Brown us J Hibbard Central House J-H Judd Grass Valley F W Heath Murchie Mine 'T W Peckhain Cisco P Murpby Moore's Flat J R Wilkinson Sac. SEGRE ALO Se ee eT SRE BORN. ° “ te In Nevada City, Aug 17th, 1878, to Geo. Johpston and wife a son. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, FOR 1878. Ye SACRAMENTO, CAL, COMMENCING § HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVICED into Seven Departments, and the Society’s Gold Medal

. To be awarded to the Most Meritoriots Exhivition ia eack,Department. e os Those desiting Premium u.ists, will Please notify the Secretary. The Largest Stock Show, —AND— Most Attractive Spsed Display, aay) ~~ Attractive Military Tournament 87" Public Sale of Thoroughbred Stock on Friday of the Fair. The Central Pacific Railroad and S'eamers will carry articles toand from the Fair, Free of Charge. : Wells, Fargo & Co’s . all packages Free, not w “ty pounds, ress will deliver hing over twenApplication for Stalls at the Park and Space at the Pavilien should be made to BECK, y, at once, EMBERSHIP .... 22.0.2. ....88.00 SINGLE ADMISsI10N. .50 Cents winzes and .upnels timbered and as aeep ip daily operation,—S, F. Post,} ROBERT BECK, Secretary. MARCUS D, BOHUCK, Presi¢ent. . Eureka, Aug. 17, i 4 A AUCTION SALE! Wednesday,, August ast, At o'clock, P. M.,. At the ‘Miners’ Resta ant, No. 22 Commercial Street, “NEVADA CITY, Consisting of Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Chairs, -Tables;-Dishes, Stoves, Pictures,-etc., etc., the proper4y. of August Kraft. . ese Everything will be-sold to the highest bidder for Cash, F. G.GUILD, Auctioneer.. .$800 Reward! HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD ie For intormation which wittteaa to the arrest and conviction of = the person or persons who fired ‘ the Town of EUREKA on the _ the moraing of Aug. 12th. E. POAGE, JOHN T. CLINE, M. BOHANNEN, By tae eae Beige 2 a Sea ee = — Co-Partnership Noticewe, Benjamin Franklin Snell, ‘residing atthe town of You Bet, County ofNevada, and Ambrose Merrow, residing at the town_of You Bet, Connty of Nevada, in the State of California, do hereby certity and declare that we have organized and formed ourselves into a (0-partnership, and we sgree each ,with the other,to be Co-partners for the purpose of. carryibg and conducting the business of general merchandise, in the Town of Yow Bet, County of Nevada, State of California, under .the firm name aud style of Snell & Merrow. That the principal place ot business of said co-purivership is situated it the Town of You Bet, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the namés of all the persons interested as partners in Such business are above stated.and signed hereto, and that such partnership will corby us. = {fn witness whereof. we have hereunto, “Veet our hands and seals, this 15th day of j August, A.D. 1878. <j BENJAMIN-FRANELEYN SNELL, > AMBKOSE MERROW. : State of California, County of Nevada. On this 15th day of August, A. D. 1878, before me, W. C. Barker, a Justice—ofthePeace in and for said Nevada County, personally appeared Benjamin Fianklin Snell and Ambrose Merrow, known to meto he the persons whuse names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged. to me that they executed the same. Witness my hand the day and year first above written. W. C. BARKER, J.P. Delinquent Sals Notice. Ni GRAVEL MININGCOMPANY, Location of {principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California. No-! tice.—There is delinquent upon the fol-; lowing described Stock, on account of Assessment (No. Two) levied on the highth day of July, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders, as follows: Soof _ No, Names. Ceitf, Shares Amt. Bobo C D, Trustee, 43 145 14 50 Green Milton, 10 20 200 Green Milton, Trustee ,56 30 3 Green Milton, Trustee, 58 260 Green Milton, Trustee,61 ~ 580 50 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 31 60 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 32 30 00 Hart W H H, Trustee, 3: 10 00 Hart W HH, ‘irustee, 51 100. «10 00 Hanson F, Trus 49 z .2 00 Hanson F, T. §0 30. 3 06 61 50 6 00 52" 100 10 00 53 1000 — 100 00 ; 20 2 00 Hanson A 4, Trustee, 119 100 10 00 Hanson A H, Trustee, 129 1000 =100 00 Hallett O G, Truste, 132 300 = 30. 00 Miller BH, 2 100 10 00 ' . Messenger H W, “$8 20 200 essenger H W.Trus, 13 1000 =—100 OW Mesceuger H W, Trus. 14 “1000 100 00 Messenger H W, ‘lrus, 15 1000 100 00 Messenger H W,Trus, 16 _ 1000 10000 Mes:enger H W, Trus, 17 1000 10000 Pentecost J, Trustee, 107 2375 = 237 50 Pentecost J, Trusiee, 112 100 10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 113 100 1¢ 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 114 100 10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 115 100 =—s10 00 Pentecost J, Trustee, 135 100 = 10 00 Varney L H, Trustee, 23 1000 10000 Varney LH, Trustee, 24 1000 10000 Varney L H, Trustee, 25 1000 100 00 Varney LH, Trurtee, 26 1000 §=100 00 ey LU, ‘l'rustee, 27 100@ 100 60 oods & D, ll 20 2 00 Woods 8D, Trustee, 12 280 8=628 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 8th day of July, 1878, so many shares of Sach parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be seld at public auction at the cilice of the Company, Room No. 12, S11 California st., San Franciseo, Cal., on Wednesday. the 28th day of Augnst, 1878.at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M., of said day, to pay said bray ar go pagesmncnte Cheredts, together with cos Vvertisi . Te + PENTECOS a . T, Secretary. Office, Room 12,511 Califo: a Francisco, Cal. Seeuer A. ISOARD, Foreign and Domestic Wines and. Liquors. ‘ 5 Murchie James 8, Ty NOW all men by these presents,-that!Murchie James 8, Morgan Leura, Moryau Laura, Priest, GF, ° Payne, J W, tr ‘snider A, Trus penses of Sule. Calitornia: ‘Delinquent Sale Notice, GOLD & SILVER IA bro Nuhf Samuel, . Payue J W,T¥ustee, 363 bogers S$ D, Trustee, 606 ' Snidcr A, Trustee, Snider A, ‘Trustec, Snid:r A, irustee, Sauicer A, Trusiee, Snider A, Trustee, Spencer Vorcasg J, Wells Francis H, Tr, 121 And in accordance with law, and an of . dér of the Beard of Directets, inede oy ‘the second’ day of Jdtily, 1678, so many sharés of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auc ticn, atthe .office of the Company, Eoom Office, Room No, change, Calitornia street, San’ Francisco, SES ac MINI, es = of principal business, San Francisco, ¢ Place q tien of works, Nevada Chesign ou; io : a 2 ht Rox 4 delinquent Upen th, ‘ollowing descrik stock, : Assessment vo. 1, oe teen ty, Californi,” levied on the at of July, 1878, the severa? amounts” oppos © bames of the respec holders as follows: Ve than, No. of No of Names Certifi’e Barber kT, Trustee, 169 atte? Ay Burber E 'l, Trustee, 170 400 nd, Barber E E; Trustee, 370 Jooo ann" Barber £ T, Trustee, 436 loco 4." Barber E T, Trustee, 439 520 “Joo? Barber ET Trustee, 579 loo 9," Bennison G E, Trus, 530 250 Pit Clarchill Clark, *' 456 i Fddy'Alden H, Trust, 120 loo 9" Fryer Ida J, 318 looo 200 "a Fryer R M, 377 i i550 . Fryer K M, ~ is ary te Fryer R M, 398 20 gn Bryer k M, 566 . lo. 9, Freeland E @, Trust, 126 lve . 49.) Freeland E G, Trust, 315 5 _. Freeland E G, Trust, 378 1600. to. Freeland ¥-G, Trust, 401 ~~ 460g Freejand E G. Trust, 414 —tog 5, * Freeland E-G, Trust, 449 loo ~~ Freeland E G, Trust, 453 600 Tio, Free!and E G, Trust, 493 ee Freeland E G, Trust, 495 500 goo _Franrcis G G, Trustee,464loo %e Flint Samuel, Trust, 365 loo . Flint Samuel, Trust, 357 fo ice Flint Samuel, Sruct, 358 = bo. g ,, Flint Samuel, Trust, 375 5o lon flint Samuel, Trust, 399 $6. oe Flint Samuel, Trust, 402 ~ loo bs Flint Samuel, Trust, 467 500 1004 _Fiint Samuel, Trust, F4o 100 _ Hy Flint Sumuel, Trust, 541 100 Mg, Fiint Samuel, Trust, 542 100-29 Fiint Samuel, Teust, 543 , 50 Loy Greeley Wm O, Tr, 159 loo %y .Josstyn J H, 550 SRS ie Josslyn Mamy, ~ ° 549 2 oh, Kleupfer Fred, “$51 1000 200%, + Kleupfer Fred, 468 1000 20%; Kleupfer kred, 469 1000°= 200% Kleupfer Fred, #70 00 Qo 0 Liuder 8 W; Trustee, 130° 250°: S0%% . Lauder Mrs Jane, 133 50. low Leach Surah A, © 518 30 600 Murchie § T. 626 50 low Murchie John C, Sr. 36 250 bow Murchie John ©, Sr, 413. 200 40.09 Murehic John C, Sr, 415 ᐠ᐀ 200, Murchie John C,tr, 416 100-20 Gy Murchie John C, gr, 417 loo 20m Murchie John ©, €r, 420 loo bo. Murchie John CU, Sr, 421 50° low Murchie Jumes$, . 581260 bo 09" Mi: i jes S, v B82 500 Joo 09 _ 583 250 bo 00 Murchie James S, 585 500 loo co Morchie Jamee-$, -586 loo =—_Woce 688 ss Yoo “kG 05 MurchieJumes 8, 5:9 foo Joo 00, Murchiedamess, 690 5v0-—I¢0-00 Murchie Jamas S$, 591 500 10.00 . }-Murchie James:S, 592-950. sie on Murehi¢e Jemes 8; $93--—_——To---}4.00 471 5o lo 00 500 40 800 16 loo 20 00 100 20 ustee, 567 too96 00 bot $00 160 0 508 250. bom B1T 600 120% 538 500 = 100 w : tee, 537 500 100 0 ; 546 5v0 ~~ loo » 578 Sao loo % leo 2v w . } 25 Mcrcbants’ Exchange Building, ~Cxi: ifornia ttreet,San Francisco, Calitornia, oh Friday, the’ tth day of September, 1578, at the hour of 1 oclock P. M., of said day, tu.puy said delinquent assessinut t bereon together with costs of advertising and ex. 8. D. ROGERS,Secretary. _ 25, Merchants’ Ex, agl3 ¥ virtue of California, W. Peace, in the against Charles parcel ate, lying forma, and small ditches, cladi costs. CONSTABLE’S SALE. an execution, isrued ont of the Justice Court of Little York 2Ownehip, County of Nevada, State u/ ©. Parker Ju-tice of the suit of Hill & Hudepol against Charles Snider, dated the 12th of. August, A, D. 1878, wherein Hill & pool as plaintiffs, recovered snicer, defen t, for the térs, U.S. gold i taxed at Twelve of Angust, A. D.1878, the following described of laud aud mining claims and being in Little York ‘ownship, Nevada Ccunty, State of Calipartly in Placer County, said State, described as follows: Situate on Bear river, and commencing at a certan notice or stake, No, 1, and running thence up the river 1260 feet, including the bed and banks of said stream to stake No. 2 on the north side of the river; thence cioseing the river ou the southeasterly courts up side hill, including a flat to stake No. 3, about 600 feet; thence westerly, taking, in the waters in « certain canyon, also two to stake No. 4, about 400 feet; and thence tc placeof beginning, i0ali channels on-voth sidesof river, including the river bar, wi*h ali appurte — nances. Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday, September 7th, A. D. 1878, between the hours of 1 and 56 o'clock, P. M. of that day, in front of the store ad Sneli & Merrow, in the town of You Bet, County and State aforesaid, I. will sell sll the right, title and interest of said Charles Snider, the defendant, in nd to the above described property, at public auction, for cash, god coin, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy eaid «execution and B. Of Little ¥ork ‘ownebip. You Bet, August 14,/1878. 6 atl ¥. SNELL, Constable, ag]6— The Purest A8 BEEN Faculty for all ness, debility, state assayer Cc. Loude tlemen and w show No, 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, malé f ero States and : fuction. It ig highly recommended by thé itis now in the Prcitic slope, indorsed cates of the eminent Dr. 8. H of Massachusetts, aud Dr. >of St. Louis, Mo., both on nent in their profession , 4” are a guerantee to all buyets ug . purity and quality can sons from ali parts of the ' GREAT REMEDY! and Best for all Me dieinal and Family Purposes: SOLD EN ALL THE EAST given universal stir joan green a “ eee te ae i to the public of by the certifDaus Haye, thousands of letiers — \ Samed Somes i, Ae ey eed) and tonic. : % Sold by all sand grocers by tbe case or bottle. try orders prowptly ae , Sole Agent for Nevada City For Sale Also by W. H. Smith. Nevada City, August 13,1818. roe ge (ware