August 24, 1875 (4 pages)

asi el .gankest specimens of Bourbon De—~e¢bem still. Hie altows the same bit‘the same class and coler prejudice Be Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ Tuesday, August 24, 1875 : all ot Page or Larkin. It is now generally conceded that *¢he fight for: Congressman ia this District lies between Larkin and Page. They are both residents of El‘dorado county and are old neighbors and friends, They have each sever‘al times represented the people of ‘that county in the Legislature. ‘Phe * official record of each so far as hon“esty. and integsity is concerned, is ‘unquestioned. They have always been opposed to each other politically, Mr. Larkin ybeing one of the ‘maocracy, having opposed every amendment to the Constitution, while Mr. Page was an able suppor‘ter of the Fifteenth and cther Amend, ymments of the Constitution, guaran‘teeing equal rights to the colored man, North or South.Mr. Larkia ‘not only opposed the passage of the Amendment, but he is opposed to ‘ter hatred and senseless prejudice “to govern him, when speaking of ~egolored men, that slave drivers did “pefore the war. We infer he is opposed to their education ‘at all, although he will not state so positive‘ly. Mr. Larkin pretends to bave ‘against Chinamen.“He says be de~' . tests and despises them. He asserts “that.the Burlingame treaty sheula be annulled, and_all the almond-eyed -pig-tails sent in a buneb to China. This last feeling we know is found‘ed only on prejudice, for we ‘have anthority to say that evan to-day bis ranch is managed and ran by C.inese cheap labor. Now we put-it to any sane candid set of''men, who have heard Messrs, Page und Larkin speak, to say which of the two is niost fit to represent the people of ‘this District in‘ Oengress; Mr, Page, ‘whe by his course in Congress Ss Local Brevities. pe ‘Hon, J. ©. Burrows atid Hon. A in to-morrow’s paper. . goods at the lowest rates, to him, the work dous on time? On all other parts of the route the work is being crowded. Talbott & Canfield have about finished their job, which connects with the work let to Thomas L. Haghes. The prospect is very good for the entire completion of the P, Van Duzer, arrived iu thin city on Sunday night, and addressed the citizens of ‘this place last evening. We will give a report of the meeting Yesterday these gentlemen took advantage of the time they had, and_ visited several mines here and at Grass Yalley. R. B Gentry, of the firm of Kirk‘Nevada City. These works have a patrick, Cutter & Co., is in town. This firm is doing an immense business in the wholesale liquor lize,. and our people know Dick so well they send their orders to him, know‘ing fall well they will get the best of J. M: Cavis. Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor; will «ad. dress the people of Grass Valley, tomorrow evening, North San Juan on, Thursday evening, and Nevada City on Friday evening. Mr. Cavis is a good speaker, and we advise the people to turn owt in force to listen Quite a large force of men and horses have been vut to work on the tunnel near the toll _heuse, on the/yccess, They have asked for no Grass Valley road. The contractor is going to do his level best to have = _. We réceived a call this week, cays the Scientific Press, from ove of the centlemen'interested in the mucbtalked-of'¥ ryer process for working ores, which has been successfully tried en a small seale in Nevada county. Work will-shortly be commeticed on a larger scale ata place half way between Grass Valley and capacity of ten toms per day. The three or four fouadries in this city, is hearly done and the boiler and eugine are on the ground. It is expected that the new works will start jap on the 10th of September, at least. _The--company owning the pateut “is compused — of or fourteen persuns, most of them residents of New York city, Robert M, Fryer is the principal one. Mr. Fryeris not a mixer ora mill man bat is a natural genius and inventor, and a practical workman, The owners of the patent do not regard the process as an experiment at all, being very coufident from the tests already made, of its ultimate wouey to help them out, and will dirst work some mines of their own, It is coutewplated of course, after: awhile to sell the right for the process to different parties for a royalty, but at present nothing im tois direction has been arranged. In fact, they are not anxious for publicity and intend working their own ores city by the first day of November. Servant girls are in great demand her appearance in this city,in search of a situation, there is always a rush for her. Ounearrived here jast week, and after she had got a place, ten or fifteen persons offered her a situation. Good servant girls find no difficulty in getting situations here, — his bed, but yesterday he was somewhat better. The pubtie schools opened vesterand elsewhere ‘has shown that be is what he claims to be, an honest rep* . resentative of the people, opposed to. corruption of every character, a supporter and believer in the cunstite‘ttiomality of the I4th and ith . Amendments, aad an able worker for the interests of bis eunutiitwentes, or Mr. Larkia, who woe a cate!) dasing the war, anda aa Wiw ever nov ‘doubts the eoubtuhwiunulity of the two lest Amendments is the Constitution, and who comes before the . people protesting, yutil he is hoarse, his unswervering vpposition to Chinese, and yet employs them upon hia little farmin Eldorado county. Larkin'’s claimg tv popularity are based upon assertions; Page’s upon his record; ome speaks by words, the other by acts. Now, in the name of commen sense, who is best entitled to the support.of the people? There ean be no doubt as tothe answer which must be given to this ques‘tion; that answer will come from the people, whe speak through the ballot box, and if Democrats and Indepen‘dents have not become so bound by party thraldom that: they will vote for the nofijinees of their party, whoever they may be, Page will be sure of election., With only Mr. Larkin @8 an Opponent there would be no dioubt of the result, But in this contest there comes in a third party, who: has just personal sirength enough ¢o draw to his support sufficient votes to make the fight a very even one with the contestants. The candidate on the Independent ~——“‘tickethas worked -outin by-ways ‘and obscure places where no reporters could get on his trail and tell what tricks he is resorting to. If ‘‘Mr. Tuttle has no hope of being elected himself, he certainly ought *.to have some choice between the other candidates; and if he is s> selfish as to allow his few friends to stick to him-up tothe hour of defeat, we certainly think it is not their duty to doso,' but to vote for the Representative who will please them dest. a An unhappy individual has diswovered that there is nothing in the food or drink line actually healthfal. He says tomatoes produee canwcers, water distends the bowels, bread sours the etomach, cake destroys its tone, rice depletes the bloed, fish shrinks the muscles, fresh meat pro_ duces biliousuess, andwalt meat skin sliseases. And so youcan go through " the entire list, without finding, acwording to medical autvority, a single article bat what isin some dewree hurtful Jt is anfortunate, but af is too late now to help it. a 'day, and there was a tremendeus rash of pupils. Everything looks; the work was done, and found that / lively round Washington School House agsia. The roads now are ina frightful condition, as they always are at this} season of the year. They are rongh} and horribly dasty. A few miles me over the roads mow would certaniy kill or eure a dyspeptic. The residence of Hon. E. G. Waite, on Piety Hill, can be purchased at a reasunable figure on application to this office, Chas. McElvy has again returned from the Bay city. He reports ‘polities “‘biling,”’ and itis the decided opinion of the political sharps that John Bidwell will be cistanced by Irwin and Phelps on the Ist of September. . Seven persons joined the MethoCool has. been. very successful in his work #here during the past eleven months he has been preaching in this city. Pa A prominent Democrat yesterday informed us that he knew of nine Democrats who had joined the Independent party, had ‘tpachecoed”’ back to the old party, It is difficult to tell ‘‘whois who’’ now-a-days. Joseph Pomin, a lad of 7 years, was drowned in Lake Taloe on Thursday last, Work is progressing on the Triekee jail. It will be comph ted in a few weeks, and then Nevada City will get rid. of the petty: offenders from that section of our county. Heury Mackie, Esq., formerly a banker in this city, is here visiting his friends. Everybody is glad to ee Miner Hurt. Saturday afternoon a miner named Eddy, in the Howard Hill mine, suys the Union, received a severe not.t» say serious hut. He was at wok with a pick in the mive-when the ditt under his feet made a slide down -and threw him upon the sharp point of the pick, making a punctured wound in the groin. The direction of the wound is upward, but it is thought and hoped te te cavity of the abdomen has not been penetrated. Dr. Joues was called to the case and he thinks that Mr. Eddy will be all right in a week or two. AX . ae ciate Tus assessment of Los Angeles county this year-amounta, as shown by the State Board ef Eqanlizution, to $16,088,367, as against $12)323,werk and the cars ruuning into this in this city. Whenever oné makes! cess or hints as to its natare. B. J. Watson is stiil confined to! machinery, which is being made ut . twelve . Thrilling Experience. The following story is teld by the Ogdensburg Journal: A tramp, who that city te Rouse’s Point on Friday night, experienced a trip which was}. well calculated to make an impression on his memory that will not soen be eradicated. It appears that the splendid pair of tigers and zebras which formed a part of the Hippodrome menagerie which has spent most of the Summer there, were shipped that night for New Yori, via. Ronse’s Point. The tigers were removed from their cage, pheed in temporary boxes, and putin a’ box ear. “The door of the car was left partly open to allow a freé cireulation of air. The tramp, in looking for a good place to stow. himself away, came ocress this epen car, and crawled in. After the train started, the tigers became’ uneasy from the rambling of the cars, having remaibed in a quiet state there for nearly two months. and tried to get out of the boxes, The tigress succeeded; and as she emerged from her coop the tramp shrank back into a corner, and remained*the rest of the trip as rigid as a statue. The tigress, after making an examination of the cur, the tramp, laid dgwn at the open door with her paws banging out the rest of the journey. Inthe morning when Herr Lingall came to look afoccupying the same position, and was attempting to steal a ride from in which she even lapped the face gf . ter his pets he discovered the tigress. SPARKLING _ SODA WATER, AT. i PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purpeces. Choiee Colognes, Toilet Goods, and . Standard Perfumes. Preseniptions earefully eompounded *at ail-hours; day or night. : __E, M-PRESTON, © Paucar, Broad Street _ Nevada, July 31, 1875., — For Sheriff, A has the people of Nevada County: ¥ hereby announce myseif as ac nay ‘REPUBLICAN MEETING. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Fox LIKUTENANT GOVERNOR, wu address the Citizens of * GRASS VALLEY, _ Wednesday, Aug. 25th: N. SAN JUAN, = 3 Thursday, Aug. 26th NEVADA, Friday, Ang. 27th. Everybody Invited te Attena these Meetings. : By order ce fe STaTe CENTRAL ComMrrren: ===. —— Judge Roberts, Hon, J. M, Cavis, ‘REPUBLICAN ‘MEETINGS. 4 date for Sheriffof Nevada County. Subject to ne political party. “THOMPSON OEBY. ! ) _B. . MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, uutil their pateut arrangements are complete, Nuturally, our isformant declines descriptions of the proHe simply says the programme is entirely new and they do. not utilize any of the machinery now in use, trom whieh we infer no stamps or furnaces are used. Whether the process is based on a meted of dissolving out the gold from the. quartz or not, of course we cannot say. Our informant st ites that they have worked gold ores up to ninety per ceut. quite frequentiy. In some . cases other parties took the ores and . and results, in trying to find out how . Fryer had worked the ore up to. . nimety-six per cent. of assay value, . . The ore will be worked for about the same price as at present by mill process. The machinery does not cost as manch as mills of the same capacity, nor are so y men required te help run it, The owners expect us . good results from work on a large seale as they obtained in their ex-. perimental trial, They are perfectly confident that they can prove their assertions.ulthough they say it makes ho difference to them what people think, as theirs is a private enterprise, asking no favors from any one. Of course, of a necessity. people will buy the right to use it anyhow. The gentleman with whom we bad the conversation giving us dist Church on Sunday, Rev. Mr. . the #bove ‘information, thinks —by this process hundreds:of mines now laying idle, will be worked, as a greater margin of profit will be left by working the ores up to a better percentage. will be the ease. In the fullness of time ‘we can promise our readers a}full description of the new process: that is-to say, when the proprietors are ready to make it public. In Lucx.—The Virginia City Chronicle of the 16th inst. rélates the case of a miner there, a German named Geribger, investing $10, comjointly with a Mrs. Klaus, in a ticket in the Havana Lottery,a ticket . which. was to draw $25,000, if it) drew absall, and that, contrary to general pretedent, it has drawn the ’ $25,000, as Geringer has been notified by the agents. in New York. Subsequenily, and very naturally however, he has received notification thut he was entitled to only $9,000 in Spanish coin. ‘He -will go to New. York himself to see what process they have for reducing ores so rapidly: $25,000 to 9,000 in «a day, as it were. Nearvy all the women and_children living in Corinhe have been . sent out of the place, in anticipativn . of an attack by the Indians. The News (Church paper) referring to]. the mutter, says the reperts of tue hostile beuring of the Indians are only circulated to create a feeling against the Mormons; thatthe {udi— are there for the purpose of -garming, and other peaceful objects, Major Bryant, Commandant at Cwmp Douglas, who has been at Corinne, considers the situation so } toreatening as to justify bim~iu orderiug two nore companies of 68 last year,. a Pppestamagas i¢ reops sent there, We sincerely hope this . . ___ Co-Pertnership Notice. ordered her back into the box, d d she .obeyed.He then eras. the tramp, who still occupied his crouching position, with clothes wet though with sweat, and speechless from his all night ride with the tigers. It wasa fortunate thing fer the tramp that it was the female that got out of the box, for she is kind and tractable asa kitten, while the ‘male, would have made tiger meat of him before reaching the end of the journey. re Mining Stock ‘ Board. SAN" FRANCISCO. ; Yesterday Morring’s Sales. . 625 Ophir, 65%. 485 Mexican, 24%. 760 Gotld and Curry 223%. 1255 Best & Belcher, 95%. 335 Savage, 128.° 235 Hale & Norcross, 59. 245 Crown Pcint, 3334. ___295 Yellow Jacket, 85. ~ 185 Chollar, 99. 200 Alpha, 242%. 135 Belcher, 2544. = 60 Confidence, 23%. 135 Con Virginia, 315%. “50° Kentuck, 16. 500 Imperial, 11% 200 Sierra Nevada, 18. 305 California, 63. : 150 Bullion; 51. 15 Exchequer, 210. 115 Suecor, 14%. 515 Urion Con,, 9%. 30 Seg Belcher, 81. 150 Overman, 65. 1000 Justice, 35. 144562%. 120 Jnlia, 25. 10 Knickerbocker, 34%. 190 Baltimore, 4%. 110 Caledonia, 26%. _ 60 Dayten, 6%. 350 Rock Island, 3%. 110 Dardurelles, 6. 100 N. ¥. Con, 4%. 1600 Occidental 44%. 275° Sheridan, 1. 250 American Flat, 344. 330 Woodvile, 2. Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Johnson, widows of Presidents, are tow living in the United States. NOW all Men by these, Presents, That we, 4. A. Rogers, and T. P. Crandall, residing in the county of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, do hereby certify and declore that we have orgunized and formed ourselves into a copartnership, and we covemant and agree each with the other to be copartnersx for the purpose of carrying on ness, at Graniteville, in the connty and State aforesaid, under the firm name o ogers.& Crandall. That the names ofa) pe~sons interested as partners in such be gas? ere above stated and signed hereto an and be in-force until further notice by us, That the pri-cfpsi place of said copartnerPy is Graniteville, county and State afore“SJ. A, ROGERS, Graniteville, Aug 23, 1975. GOLD KUN MINING COMPANY. ersof the Gold fun Mi:.ing Company will be held at the office of the Compariy, 41 Market street, San Francisco, on MONDAY, september 6th at 1 o0’clock, P= M., for the purpase of electing a ‘Bosrd cf ‘Trustees to serve for the ensning yea aug24-td Cc. #: PALMER, Secretary. Estray Notice. Ope ranch on Rock Creck, Nevada Couuty, 1874, 8 white cow, branHed A. O., black around the mouth, with half of right ear cut off lengthways. Tire owner i8 requested to call, charges and take her away. . i a i Nev.Aug.8th, 1875. ANDREA MORETTI. eet > NEVADA CITY. Uniteu States Land Office. O John H. Eden,. Mineral Application: No. 701,and John Lynch, John -G. Comancho,.Joseph Kosta, Thomas Kosta, Affidavit No. 2, and to all whom it may concern: Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, thé S Eof 8 E Qu:rter of Section 3. in Township 16 North, Range 8 East, is to be treated ‘as wnineral in character until the contrary is proved, afte, due notice: And whereas. the Central Pacific Kailrvad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office addréss, San Francisco, Cal,) has applied to off-r prvuof as to the character of the above described lands: Therefore, you will take «otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the “Commissioner of the General Land Office, day of September. A. D 1875, at 11 o’clock dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 27th . at such partnership will continue . . _ MESTING OF THE STOCKHOLD. set our h . written. aug2l A, M., at this office, before the Register and Heceiver, forthe hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands, “In witness whereof, we have hereunto ands the duy and year first above T. B. McFARLAND, Register. HAhKT FELLOWS, Receiver. 7 Grocery Nevada, OUSE AND LOT . FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN “HOUSE AND LOT containing iii Three Acres of good land, all of which is undera good fence. Itis ' A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, On the East side of the City. There is Choice Fruit Trees anda Vineyard, ' with govd*water at the door. For particulars inquire of C. F. ROBINSON. Store, opposite the Methodist Church, Broad st., Nevada City. Augunt 13th, 1875. AND OTHER SPEAKERS, WW BE, Aaaress, the citizens of the 3 county, at the following times and . ROUGH & READY, ‘Friday Evening Aug. 27th. NEVADA CITY, _ Saturday Evening Aug. 28th. _ NORTH BLOOMFIELD, . f places: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St Monday Evening, Ang. 30th. GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday Evening Aug. Slst, ~ By Order of the-Republican County Central Comniittee. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For District Attorney, « E. H. Gaylord. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE For District Attorney, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CORONER, B. JOHNSON. pared to rices. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. . »Commercial Street, Nevads. , or oe, 2 8 AMES MONRO, having opened a. Meat Market on Commercial Street, is presupply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest Meats Shop on Theatre. _JOHN H. HARRISON, *,pEALER IN BEEF. MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &c. : sold at reasonable rates for Cash. Broad Street, opposite the Nevada HAR In all its Ladies URLS, SWITCHES, PUFF FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nev City, ° desires to-inform the ladies that she. has opened a place on : Commercial Street, Opposite Potter & Sigourndy’s, . and conducting a Livery and Feed busi-. Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR branches, such as manufacturin OF ALL SHADES AND COLORS, She is also prepared to do all kinds of Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Notice, A share of patronage is solicited. Call and see specimens of Hair Work. Cc. E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 12, 1875. 4 ‘R. M. HUNT,EM. PD. TTENDING PHYSICIAN, _ NEVADA CITY. P.M. H WYOMING TRIBE. No ‘49, IMPKOVED ’ URDER OF “RED MEN, meets every THURSDAY EVENING at ‘thar Wiewene Odd ae Hall,Nevada Gity,at 8 b area Sf OF MeKELVEY, Chiei of Mecords. . . ~: INDEPENDENT CANDIDATS FOR ASSESSOR, ® JOHN McBEAN. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of principal place of business, San’Francisco, California Location of works, North Bloom: field, Nevada county, California. Notice in. hereby given, that at a, meeting of the Directors held on the Fourteenth day of Au _ gus‘, 1875, an assessment, of One Dollsr per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States goid coin, te the Secre‘ary at the-office of the Company, No. 320 California street, San Francisco, Oplifornia. Any stock upon which this assessment shall.remain unpaid on the twenty-second day-:of Sept. 1475.will be delinquent and advevtised for sale at public auction; and mD-less payiuent is made before, will be sold om Tuesday, the Twelfth day, of: October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, tegether with costs of advertising and ¢* penses of sale. ‘ ‘ ‘ THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. Office:—320 California Street, Sam Fraa‘. Cimon, Col fornia, ——— PHOTOGRAPHIC. fie 6 THE ARTIST, R. A. DESMOND, JAS returned from San Franciseo, WH” all the ; *« . NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments ‘and Accessories, = Prepared-to make PICTURES SUPERIOR . Even ito those made by him heretoforeCall at the RUDOLPH PHOTO-_. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIFT. J. I, Caldwell. GRAPHS GALLERY, =.

asi el .gankest specimens of Bourbon De—~e¢bem still. Hie altows the same bit‘the same class and coler prejudice Be Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ Tuesday, August 24, 1875 : all ot Page or Larkin. It is now generally conceded that *¢he fight for: Congressman ia this District lies between Larkin and Page. They are both residents of El‘dorado county and are old neighbors and friends, They have each sever‘al times represented the people of ‘that county in the Legislature. ‘Phe * official record of each so far as hon“esty. and integsity is concerned, is ‘unquestioned. They have always been opposed to each other politically, Mr. Larkin ybeing one of the ‘maocracy, having opposed every amendment to the Constitution, while Mr. Page was an able suppor‘ter of the Fifteenth and cther Amend, ymments of the Constitution, guaran‘teeing equal rights to the colored man, North or South.Mr. Larkia ‘not only opposed the passage of the Amendment, but he is opposed to ‘ter hatred and senseless prejudice “to govern him, when speaking of ~egolored men, that slave drivers did “pefore the war. We infer he is opposed to their education ‘at all, although he will not state so positive‘ly. Mr. Larkin pretends to bave ‘against Chinamen.“He says be de~' . tests and despises them. He asserts “that.the Burlingame treaty sheula be annulled, and_all the almond-eyed -pig-tails sent in a buneb to China. This last feeling we know is found‘ed only on prejudice, for we ‘have anthority to say that evan to-day bis ranch is managed and ran by C.inese cheap labor. Now we put-it to any sane candid set of''men, who have heard Messrs, Page und Larkin speak, to say which of the two is niost fit to represent the people of ‘this District in‘ Oengress; Mr, Page, ‘whe by his course in Congress Ss Local Brevities. pe ‘Hon, J. ©. Burrows atid Hon. A in to-morrow’s paper. . goods at the lowest rates, to him, the work dous on time? On all other parts of the route the work is being crowded. Talbott & Canfield have about finished their job, which connects with the work let to Thomas L. Haghes. The prospect is very good for the entire completion of the P, Van Duzer, arrived iu thin city on Sunday night, and addressed the citizens of ‘this place last evening. We will give a report of the meeting Yesterday these gentlemen took advantage of the time they had, and_ visited several mines here and at Grass Yalley. R. B Gentry, of the firm of Kirk‘Nevada City. These works have a patrick, Cutter & Co., is in town. This firm is doing an immense business in the wholesale liquor lize,. and our people know Dick so well they send their orders to him, know‘ing fall well they will get the best of J. M: Cavis. Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor; will «ad. dress the people of Grass Valley, tomorrow evening, North San Juan on, Thursday evening, and Nevada City on Friday evening. Mr. Cavis is a good speaker, and we advise the people to turn owt in force to listen Quite a large force of men and horses have been vut to work on the tunnel near the toll _heuse, on the/yccess, They have asked for no Grass Valley road. The contractor is going to do his level best to have = _. We réceived a call this week, cays the Scientific Press, from ove of the centlemen'interested in the mucbtalked-of'¥ ryer process for working ores, which has been successfully tried en a small seale in Nevada county. Work will-shortly be commeticed on a larger scale ata place half way between Grass Valley and capacity of ten toms per day. The three or four fouadries in this city, is hearly done and the boiler and eugine are on the ground. It is expected that the new works will start jap on the 10th of September, at least. _The--company owning the pateut “is compused — of or fourteen persuns, most of them residents of New York city, Robert M, Fryer is the principal one. Mr. Fryeris not a mixer ora mill man bat is a natural genius and inventor, and a practical workman, The owners of the patent do not regard the process as an experiment at all, being very coufident from the tests already made, of its ultimate wouey to help them out, and will dirst work some mines of their own, It is coutewplated of course, after: awhile to sell the right for the process to different parties for a royalty, but at present nothing im tois direction has been arranged. In fact, they are not anxious for publicity and intend working their own ores city by the first day of November. Servant girls are in great demand her appearance in this city,in search of a situation, there is always a rush for her. Ounearrived here jast week, and after she had got a place, ten or fifteen persons offered her a situation. Good servant girls find no difficulty in getting situations here, — his bed, but yesterday he was somewhat better. The pubtie schools opened vesterand elsewhere ‘has shown that be is what he claims to be, an honest rep* . resentative of the people, opposed to. corruption of every character, a supporter and believer in the cunstite‘ttiomality of the I4th and ith . Amendments, aad an able worker for the interests of bis eunutiitwentes, or Mr. Larkia, who woe a cate!) dasing the war, anda aa Wiw ever nov ‘doubts the eoubtuhwiunulity of the two lest Amendments is the Constitution, and who comes before the . people protesting, yutil he is hoarse, his unswervering vpposition to Chinese, and yet employs them upon hia little farmin Eldorado county. Larkin'’s claimg tv popularity are based upon assertions; Page’s upon his record; ome speaks by words, the other by acts. Now, in the name of commen sense, who is best entitled to the support.of the people? There ean be no doubt as tothe answer which must be given to this ques‘tion; that answer will come from the people, whe speak through the ballot box, and if Democrats and Indepen‘dents have not become so bound by party thraldom that: they will vote for the nofijinees of their party, whoever they may be, Page will be sure of election., With only Mr. Larkin @8 an Opponent there would be no dioubt of the result, But in this contest there comes in a third party, who: has just personal sirength enough ¢o draw to his support sufficient votes to make the fight a very even one with the contestants. The candidate on the Independent ~——“‘tickethas worked -outin by-ways ‘and obscure places where no reporters could get on his trail and tell what tricks he is resorting to. If ‘‘Mr. Tuttle has no hope of being elected himself, he certainly ought *.to have some choice between the other candidates; and if he is s> selfish as to allow his few friends to stick to him-up tothe hour of defeat, we certainly think it is not their duty to doso,' but to vote for the Representative who will please them dest. a An unhappy individual has diswovered that there is nothing in the food or drink line actually healthfal. He says tomatoes produee canwcers, water distends the bowels, bread sours the etomach, cake destroys its tone, rice depletes the bloed, fish shrinks the muscles, fresh meat pro_ duces biliousuess, andwalt meat skin sliseases. And so youcan go through " the entire list, without finding, acwording to medical autvority, a single article bat what isin some dewree hurtful Jt is anfortunate, but af is too late now to help it. a 'day, and there was a tremendeus rash of pupils. Everything looks; the work was done, and found that / lively round Washington School House agsia. The roads now are ina frightful condition, as they always are at this} season of the year. They are rongh} and horribly dasty. A few miles me over the roads mow would certaniy kill or eure a dyspeptic. The residence of Hon. E. G. Waite, on Piety Hill, can be purchased at a reasunable figure on application to this office, Chas. McElvy has again returned from the Bay city. He reports ‘polities “‘biling,”’ and itis the decided opinion of the political sharps that John Bidwell will be cistanced by Irwin and Phelps on the Ist of September. . Seven persons joined the MethoCool has. been. very successful in his work #here during the past eleven months he has been preaching in this city. Pa A prominent Democrat yesterday informed us that he knew of nine Democrats who had joined the Independent party, had ‘tpachecoed”’ back to the old party, It is difficult to tell ‘‘whois who’’ now-a-days. Joseph Pomin, a lad of 7 years, was drowned in Lake Taloe on Thursday last, Work is progressing on the Triekee jail. It will be comph ted in a few weeks, and then Nevada City will get rid. of the petty: offenders from that section of our county. Heury Mackie, Esq., formerly a banker in this city, is here visiting his friends. Everybody is glad to ee Miner Hurt. Saturday afternoon a miner named Eddy, in the Howard Hill mine, suys the Union, received a severe not.t» say serious hut. He was at wok with a pick in the mive-when the ditt under his feet made a slide down -and threw him upon the sharp point of the pick, making a punctured wound in the groin. The direction of the wound is upward, but it is thought and hoped te te cavity of the abdomen has not been penetrated. Dr. Joues was called to the case and he thinks that Mr. Eddy will be all right in a week or two. AX . ae ciate Tus assessment of Los Angeles county this year-amounta, as shown by the State Board ef Eqanlizution, to $16,088,367, as against $12)323,werk and the cars ruuning into this in this city. Whenever oné makes! cess or hints as to its natare. B. J. Watson is stiil confined to! machinery, which is being made ut . twelve . Thrilling Experience. The following story is teld by the Ogdensburg Journal: A tramp, who that city te Rouse’s Point on Friday night, experienced a trip which was}. well calculated to make an impression on his memory that will not soen be eradicated. It appears that the splendid pair of tigers and zebras which formed a part of the Hippodrome menagerie which has spent most of the Summer there, were shipped that night for New Yori, via. Ronse’s Point. The tigers were removed from their cage, pheed in temporary boxes, and putin a’ box ear. “The door of the car was left partly open to allow a freé cireulation of air. The tramp, in looking for a good place to stow. himself away, came ocress this epen car, and crawled in. After the train started, the tigers became’ uneasy from the rambling of the cars, having remaibed in a quiet state there for nearly two months. and tried to get out of the boxes, The tigress succeeded; and as she emerged from her coop the tramp shrank back into a corner, and remained*the rest of the trip as rigid as a statue. The tigress, after making an examination of the cur, the tramp, laid dgwn at the open door with her paws banging out the rest of the journey. Inthe morning when Herr Lingall came to look afoccupying the same position, and was attempting to steal a ride from in which she even lapped the face gf . ter his pets he discovered the tigress. SPARKLING _ SODA WATER, AT. i PRESTON’S DRUG STORE.. The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purpeces. Choiee Colognes, Toilet Goods, and . Standard Perfumes. Preseniptions earefully eompounded *at ail-hours; day or night. : __E, M-PRESTON, © Paucar, Broad Street _ Nevada, July 31, 1875., — For Sheriff, A has the people of Nevada County: ¥ hereby announce myseif as ac nay ‘REPUBLICAN MEETING. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Fox LIKUTENANT GOVERNOR, wu address the Citizens of * GRASS VALLEY, _ Wednesday, Aug. 25th: N. SAN JUAN, = 3 Thursday, Aug. 26th NEVADA, Friday, Ang. 27th. Everybody Invited te Attena these Meetings. : By order ce fe STaTe CENTRAL ComMrrren: ===. —— Judge Roberts, Hon, J. M, Cavis, ‘REPUBLICAN ‘MEETINGS. 4 date for Sheriffof Nevada County. Subject to ne political party. “THOMPSON OEBY. ! ) _B. . MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, uutil their pateut arrangements are complete, Nuturally, our isformant declines descriptions of the proHe simply says the programme is entirely new and they do. not utilize any of the machinery now in use, trom whieh we infer no stamps or furnaces are used. Whether the process is based on a meted of dissolving out the gold from the. quartz or not, of course we cannot say. Our informant st ites that they have worked gold ores up to ninety per

ceut. quite frequentiy. In some . cases other parties took the ores and . and results, in trying to find out how . Fryer had worked the ore up to. . nimety-six per cent. of assay value, . . The ore will be worked for about the same price as at present by mill process. The machinery does not cost as manch as mills of the same capacity, nor are so y men required te help run it, The owners expect us . good results from work on a large seale as they obtained in their ex-. perimental trial, They are perfectly confident that they can prove their assertions.ulthough they say it makes ho difference to them what people think, as theirs is a private enterprise, asking no favors from any one. Of course, of a necessity. people will buy the right to use it anyhow. The gentleman with whom we bad the conversation giving us dist Church on Sunday, Rev. Mr. . the #bove ‘information, thinks —by this process hundreds:of mines now laying idle, will be worked, as a greater margin of profit will be left by working the ores up to a better percentage. will be the ease. In the fullness of time ‘we can promise our readers a}full description of the new process: that is-to say, when the proprietors are ready to make it public. In Lucx.—The Virginia City Chronicle of the 16th inst. rélates the case of a miner there, a German named Geribger, investing $10, comjointly with a Mrs. Klaus, in a ticket in the Havana Lottery,a ticket . which. was to draw $25,000, if it) drew absall, and that, contrary to general pretedent, it has drawn the ’ $25,000, as Geringer has been notified by the agents. in New York. Subsequenily, and very naturally however, he has received notification thut he was entitled to only $9,000 in Spanish coin. ‘He -will go to New. York himself to see what process they have for reducing ores so rapidly: $25,000 to 9,000 in «a day, as it were. Nearvy all the women and_children living in Corinhe have been . sent out of the place, in anticipativn . of an attack by the Indians. The News (Church paper) referring to]. the mutter, says the reperts of tue hostile beuring of the Indians are only circulated to create a feeling against the Mormons; thatthe {udi— are there for the purpose of -garming, and other peaceful objects, Major Bryant, Commandant at Cwmp Douglas, who has been at Corinne, considers the situation so } toreatening as to justify bim~iu orderiug two nore companies of 68 last year,. a Pppestamagas i¢ reops sent there, We sincerely hope this . . ___ Co-Pertnership Notice. ordered her back into the box, d d she .obeyed.He then eras. the tramp, who still occupied his crouching position, with clothes wet though with sweat, and speechless from his all night ride with the tigers. It wasa fortunate thing fer the tramp that it was the female that got out of the box, for she is kind and tractable asa kitten, while the ‘male, would have made tiger meat of him before reaching the end of the journey. re Mining Stock ‘ Board. SAN" FRANCISCO. ; Yesterday Morring’s Sales. . 625 Ophir, 65%. 485 Mexican, 24%. 760 Gotld and Curry 223%. 1255 Best & Belcher, 95%. 335 Savage, 128.° 235 Hale & Norcross, 59. 245 Crown Pcint, 3334. ___295 Yellow Jacket, 85. ~ 185 Chollar, 99. 200 Alpha, 242%. 135 Belcher, 2544. = 60 Confidence, 23%. 135 Con Virginia, 315%. “50° Kentuck, 16. 500 Imperial, 11% 200 Sierra Nevada, 18. 305 California, 63. : 150 Bullion; 51. 15 Exchequer, 210. 115 Suecor, 14%. 515 Urion Con,, 9%. 30 Seg Belcher, 81. 150 Overman, 65. 1000 Justice, 35. 144562%. 120 Jnlia, 25. 10 Knickerbocker, 34%. 190 Baltimore, 4%. 110 Caledonia, 26%. _ 60 Dayten, 6%. 350 Rock Island, 3%. 110 Dardurelles, 6. 100 N. ¥. Con, 4%.. 1600 Occidental 44%. 275° Sheridan, 1. 250 American Flat, 344. 330 Woodvile, 2. Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Johnson, widows of Presidents, are tow living in the United States. NOW all Men by these, Presents, That we, 4. A. Rogers, and T. P. Crandall, residing in the county of Nevada, State of Caiifornia, do hereby certify and declore that we have orgunized and formed ourselves into a copartnership, and we covemant and agree each with the other to be copartnersx for the purpose of carrying on ness, at Graniteville, in the connty and State aforesaid, under the firm name o ogers.& Crandall. That the names ofa) pe~sons interested as partners in such be gas? ere above stated and signed hereto an and be in-force until further notice by us, That the pri-cfpsi place of said copartnerPy is Graniteville, county and State afore“SJ. A, ROGERS, Graniteville, Aug 23, 1975. GOLD KUN MINING COMPANY. ersof the Gold fun Mi:.ing Company will be held at the office of the Compariy, 41 Market street, San Francisco, on MONDAY, september 6th at 1 o0’clock, P= M., for the purpase of electing a ‘Bosrd cf ‘Trustees to serve for the ensning yea aug24-td Cc. #: PALMER, Secretary. Estray Notice. Ope ranch on Rock Creck, Nevada Couuty, 1874, 8 white cow, branHed A. O., black around the mouth, with half of right ear cut off lengthways. Tire owner i8 requested to call, charges and take her away. . i a i Nev.Aug.8th, 1875. ANDREA MORETTI. eet > NEVADA CITY. Uniteu States Land Office. O John H. Eden,. Mineral Application: No. 701,and John Lynch, John -G. Comancho,.Joseph Kosta, Thomas Kosta, Affidavit No. 2, and to all whom it may concern: Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, thé S Eof 8 E Qu:rter of Section 3. in Township 16 North, Range 8 East, is to be treated ‘as wnineral in character until the contrary is proved, afte, due notice: And whereas. the Central Pacific Kailrvad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office addréss, San Francisco, Cal,) has applied to off-r prvuof as to the character of the above described lands: Therefore, you will take «otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the “Commissioner of the General Land Office, day of September. A. D 1875, at 11 o’clock dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 27th . at such partnership will continue . . _ MESTING OF THE STOCKHOLD. set our h . written. aug2l A, M., at this office, before the Register and Heceiver, forthe hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands, “In witness whereof, we have hereunto ands the duy and year first above T. B. McFARLAND, Register. HAhKT FELLOWS, Receiver. 7 Grocery Nevada, OUSE AND LOT . FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN “HOUSE AND LOT containing iii Three Acres of good land, all of which is undera good fence. Itis ' A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, On the East side of the City. There is Choice Fruit Trees anda Vineyard, ' with govd*water at the door. For particulars inquire of C. F. ROBINSON. Store, opposite the Methodist Church, Broad st., Nevada City. Augunt 13th, 1875. AND OTHER SPEAKERS, WW BE, Aaaress, the citizens of the 3 county, at the following times and . ROUGH & READY, ‘Friday Evening Aug. 27th. NEVADA CITY, _ Saturday Evening Aug. 28th. _ NORTH BLOOMFIELD, . f places: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St Monday Evening, Ang. 30th. GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday Evening Aug. Slst, ~ By Order of the-Republican County Central Comniittee. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For District Attorney, « E. H. Gaylord. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE For District Attorney, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CORONER, B. JOHNSON. pared to rices. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. . »Commercial Street, Nevads. , or oe, 2 8 AMES MONRO, having opened a. Meat Market on Commercial Street, is presupply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest Meats Shop on Theatre. _JOHN H. HARRISON, *,pEALER IN BEEF. MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &c. : sold at reasonable rates for Cash. Broad Street, opposite the Nevada HAR In all its Ladies URLS, SWITCHES, PUFF FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nev City, ° desires to-inform the ladies that she. has opened a place on : Commercial Street, Opposite Potter & Sigourndy’s, . and conducting a Livery and Feed busi-. Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR branches, such as manufacturin OF ALL SHADES AND COLORS, She is also prepared to do all kinds of Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Notice, A share of patronage is solicited. Call and see specimens of Hair Work. Cc. E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 12, 1875. 4 ‘R. M. HUNT,EM. PD. TTENDING PHYSICIAN, _ NEVADA CITY. P.M. H WYOMING TRIBE. No ‘49, IMPKOVED ’ URDER OF “RED MEN, meets every THURSDAY EVENING at ‘thar Wiewene Odd ae Hall,Nevada Gity,at 8 b area Sf OF MeKELVEY, Chiei of Mecords. . . ~: INDEPENDENT CANDIDATS FOR ASSESSOR, ® JOHN McBEAN. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of principal place of business, San’Francisco, California Location of works, North Bloom: field, Nevada county, California. Notice in. hereby given, that at a, meeting of the Directors held on the Fourteenth day of Au _ gus‘, 1875, an assessment, of One Dollsr per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States goid coin, te the Secre‘ary at the-office of the Company, No. 320 California street, San Francisco, Oplifornia. Any stock upon which this assessment shall.remain unpaid on the twenty-second day-:of Sept. 1475.will be delinquent and advevtised for sale at public auction; and mD-less payiuent is made before, will be sold om Tuesday, the Twelfth day, of: October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, tegether with costs of advertising and ¢* penses of sale. ‘ ‘ ‘ THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. Office:—320 California Street, Sam Fraa‘. Cimon, Col fornia, ——— PHOTOGRAPHIC. fie 6 THE ARTIST, R. A. DESMOND, JAS returned from San Franciseo, WH” all the ; *« . NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments ‘and Accessories, = Prepared-to make PICTURES SUPERIOR . Even ito those made by him heretoforeCall at the RUDOLPH PHOTO-_. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIFT. J. I, Caldwell. GRAPHS GALLERY, =.