August 24, 1878 (4 pages)

i gpa skeraeaeag ct ese NEVADA crry . CAL "Saturday August, 24) 1878.) a as GE. mM. NE). rr 6 oar oniy author ized Agent in ‘Beorpuaento. He will re ceive Advertiserients and Subacriptigns for tho Transonwr, and receipt for us “in our ‘patie _ sive ahead THROUGH CHINATOWN. ~% Tho Feee Masons Feeding Their DPead—Two Hundred Live Ones Left—Stagnation in Commercial Cireles ~ Lhe Whyfere — some. thing About the Stinks of Stinkadum— "Baby Miae,”’ —hadtaken#hurried.ran.through tue scented” reals of Chinatown yester-. day,and held brief conversation. witha few of its “leading citizens,” hie accomplished all and more than his fondest hopes had Jed him to be1 eve could be adduced inthe way of information for the readisg “‘pabjie, ia 6y Bhort a tite, One of the Mongolian merchants interviewed had somewhat to say that threw light ypon.tie fires baile in the center of China stfect; on last Thursday eveniuy, the very bright lames Shooting up from which put =e into aig eine hod ead “toat vite ee we he were oe eunvewed; and awed the fire-bell_on Bogine House No. 2 ty be tapped several times io a vigbefore was discovered, It was an importnut ceremony the leathens were oborous Manner, the mistake The Daily Branseript, . : When ‘the Tanscrirt reporter) “" serving wheo they bailt that bonfire . und placed long rows of lighted can; les, and provisions of all kin gato: erg the highway. The dead Free Ma-. ‘sons were being ted, and the fires werd built sq those ghostly chaps . might know where to find the view! ~ juale, The ceremony is observed twice wyear under the auspices of “the lodge, in every lind where the _pig-tailg do habliate. The proceedings bad just become most interest~ ing Thursday night when officer Scott cheneed tocome along, With due care for the property of our citiven3, he anade them putout the bouapy moment liable to. communicate fire to the surrounding shanties: _"fiere are. somewhere-pear 209 of }thesa Chinese Free Masons” in the vicinity-ef-this-city, aceording t6 the Cathipates of well. posted _ meiiibers. The do not hold revalar stated migetings, bet oaly tome together on special occasions, What “" js called the “boarding jouse,” a two atory building on the south side of the street, ismade their geueral heagnertors, ie several 'more iatellizgense, ‘strains. Until suordy after midnight ‘dancing “and social converse eld sway, when ap adjournniest was lire, Deeanse sparks fioin it were at . Dasikess is very dall With2ue als mond-eyed dealers, they say. Never in u given time, as is the case at present, Of course, this mast be attributed to something by them,and they tuke the opportunity to blame the city government for it, insisting that the scareity of money is due ulone to the suppression of Chinese gambling. Twenty of the leadiog gamblers have left Nevada ‘lately, going to surroanding towns, where they an curry on their stealing transections without being interfere! with. Besides tuisyn great number of lesser lights are leaviug the city every day, “The Workingaen wil find lots of consolation iu tae reply of a ‘‘smart”’ Chinaman whe, when asked as 4 how many of his countrymen hid come here in a Week past, replied that hedidn’t kuow of but one, und that he was a» leper, Bat even if the population at Chinatown is being thinned ont, tye smell in that heighvorbood is just as strong as ever.Au inspection of a singlé back yard of one of the stores was guflizient. to show where the odors came fronr, Rotten potatves, putrigfed meat, and lots of other nasty things seot-ap-eneagh miasma avery bour to kill a dozen men if *& Chey got the full benefit of it. The ——xynintessence of stink pervades every Chinatown in the State, breeding Pestilence and disease. The anthorities of the cities muke the American citizeos run sewers, dispose of whatever garbage or off.l may be detected oa their premises, und fesoit to other Sanitary meas . ures, tk is the case with the lowest order of Aistricts "densely populated with Caucasians, ate ignored altogether, Jather strange, isn’t it, reader? Oneot the youngest inhabitants of Ohinatown is. Wak Foy, a brightae before’have they sold so fey goods! After refreshments bad been partak, en of; the yuests oade their—popalar+: (to give us Tne Chinatowns with their} : fijth, ten thousavd fold worse than. eyed gight, uae vid gick, sheqnie-. stands English pretty well, and senka it a little. She ie adaugtter of the big, fat and dignified, merchant whe keeps a store.on Conti_mercial street. Her pa says she was born in Canton; and is @ “welly smart gal?’ Her ma, who lives with her pa, callg.her ‘tbaby,” and: says “she heap playee, no workee ; allee same stuck up, but welly nice baby,’ which means that Wak Foy is, like all other children, fond.of play, and very proud, but then after all she is her materual ancestor's dafling, and joved just the game as other mother’s children. ss Some. day.endther jaunt will be taken up China street by our repor ter, and more facts of sterliag inters t will Be fished ont of athe scam @ucountered, ee mel li a AN HaKRGANE PARPFY, .ee The reesptioa given by Misses Helewand Annie Naffziger at ‘Temperune> flal., on ‘Phursday evenidy, testimonial to: Misses Einma Pearsop and Emma Poalterer as a farewell Who take their departare for Sit Francisco to-day, memorable. sveial eyents that Nuva-. lav.was one of the most da City has ever witnessed. tatiouis to the nambe rofose hun ired aud fifty tad been issued to this city and Graga Valley,aad thgawh-agoodly number of the favored ones Were, deterred from attending on account of busipess and other engayements, stilenoagh were present to fil the Hall conifortably. It is sale to_say: that an assemblage representing reas ent and aryle his Hover cons” torettier on . former simyar occasion. “Moreover . there existed a spirit of aicdunicliie the guests that insared the enjoyu—ntof alliathe fullest seDse. The inasie,~ firnisked “by “Messrs Muller, Beckett and Carter, was up to the usual siandard of excellence presented by those ‘artists in sweet ie amon y had ‘to ,the Union Hotel, where .a royal banquet with which to fresh the revelers, had been spread .TeTo deseribe the attractive appearance given to the dinthig rooms, words fail, A maater hand had evidently ‘been at work, aud the é preseace of jdeas of che “eternal fitness of things” were indicated io every feature. Fioral and other Gevoralions Wore profuse; the vast aambe ‘of tables were spread in the. most tastefnl and elegant. munner, and the display of all imagio®ble varieties of dainties was as large as Varied, The bright light shed over all gave a post beautiful effect to the sovae, and op every hand were. heard the pleasing compliutents it merited hcstesses goud-night, said farewell to those in whose honor the event had taken place, and departed with their bearts full of satisfaction at the unsurpassable measure of the eVening’s enjoyment oe te WE BONWT CARY MUCH . Net long ago the ‘PRANSCRIPT published some itemsregarding mining Operations in the nelghburhood of Fall Creek, from information furnish. ed by Mr.-Moore. Yesterday the Grass Valley Union tr published them, commescing with “The Dutch Fiat Foram gives the following items,’ etc. The way we put ‘it up ts fthis: The Foram man cut the items out Of this paper, and forgot due credit, Sdch mistakes will sometimes occur in the best regulated families, and -therejere we're not mad—very. _—~ws eo WHO IT WILLBE. The Union. says the Firemen’s election for Chief Engineer this vywning will be a mere matter of form, as ‘Thowas George will be the only candidate. Tv has been av active fireman for many years, and his brother firemen consider this recognuition dae to him fur the lively interest be has always takea in the iaterests of the Department. aa oni: rettiniehcomingeet NO FARO AD TRUCKEE, S eatenieiieaiae The faro games at Truckee have ‘Been closed, upon a hint from the officials. Caa such things be? Faro and Truckee were thought to be so closely indeptified that they were nseparable? It looks like striking down an established industry. =—baviters ee . fornia Powder Company, PERSONAL MENTION. i Anna Nofiziger, Eoima Pearson and . Emma Poulterer. The two lust: piemed young ladies t:ke their de; Nevada City and itz. people by visinng here for a period extending over ubuat th ee mouths. Tiey will take . to the Bey a ew the “warm . friendship of ull who have the ovr people and their bospitible ways. Toe y intention to retarn for upotuer visit h our midst bes tue jira 44 AG: ae FS — estute broker § Piety Hilb formefly owned by Miss ‘Gibson, avd whien she traded to bins for property inOykliod, Phe berith-+ fal wountuin elmate-bere-is the i— dace gent which prevailed upup Mr, Brown to bribg bes family toNevida, The new comers will -prage w-decided weqnisition to the com— unnity, and we exteud them a bearty eweb-otae Reed the volly, ageut for the C alts (of coarse these d:ggings knows Reed) has been doing the city att ‘looking after bis customers in the vicinity for. two: or three dava past. “J.C. Dickerman, confined io his bed for several weeks. everybody — aroand who las been with typhoid: fever, bas nearly covered, and will be -op the street again soon, =~ L. A Upton, representing the house of Adams, MeNeil & Co., at Was laden quite sick here afew days ago, but isallriguy now, ; Mise Lillie McBrown bas been sergously ill with typhoid fever for several days. She was reported better yesterday. ” Miss N. M Wells, the evangelist, was in town yesterday a roe ‘INFORMATION WANTED. reo Gop Fiat, Aug. 23, 1878.” Environ Traxscrmt: The voters who were ou the winning side in the school elec tion beld ut Oakland dis— trict ob the 3d. iustunt, would like to polled, who was elected, ete. We have failed to observe uny reference of that nature iu toe columus of the Transcnipr, Wouldn’t it be a good idea fof the Trustees to publish the returns therein? ‘Better tate than never,’’ suy we. Will the Trustees also kindly favor us, through the same medium, tu u siatement of the financial affairs of the District, that is, 80 fur as the school fand ts coucerned? By doing these things tue wishes of the tax-payers Bere will be .grat~ . ) ified, Very Respectfal'y, FRIEND, oo TRE CRYING DeGERs, Thursday night the Diggers over at campooda bad a celebraion toat is known to pale fuces as the ‘'Grand Cry.”” Every aborginal within a radius of teu miles assembled there A big bonfire was built, so as to, light up the scene,. Thea the fan began, The red men and their squuws jumped up and down -witl~ outregard to the time of the tomtom beaters, aud howled and cried a8 bard ag they kuew how. Those who coald force tears into their eyes did so. There were between ‘three and four bundred of them altogetuer, and they mude noise enough to wake . toe dead in the grave-yard two miles away, Whut the fass was all about we dun’t know, and it is very doubtful ifeven they du themselves. ll THE NEW PROPKIE LOR, purcbased the stock and trade of the lute *firm, of StPurtleff & Jiumieson, unounces in anotber column that Samuel M, Shurtleff will act as bis ageut, and is authorized to eurry on the grocery business in his name. The stock comprises everyihing in jat prices as low as the lowest, fhowes Shurtleff, of the old firm . popularity with the people will be the means of attracting an extra amount of trade, Here’s to the sue. . tes + 5 capehig agent. ek % The’ ‘Vranscript office receiged aly phesent call yeste rday from Misses . mony for -he defense, in the case of partare for bome #h¢s morning. after . sTgumerts; baving evinced ther partiality for . prosecntion, . Thos. A. Bell, pleasure of. their acqnaintsnce, and . George Harding, Jobn Collier, we warrant they Will Got Soon forget . vang lidies ¢Xpress ap . . ae is wos into the residénce on 4 hew tue official report of the Tras. fees regarding the mamber of yotes .} Range, near San Franciscvy, mude B. W. Reagan, who has recently. that linw,and goods ure offered for sale will rewain at the store, aud bis cess of the new i aoa and his ADOLPU CHATY’S TRIAL. 4% Jc vectopday a! boon the entire testiithe People vs. Adolph Obaty was in, and the Court adjourtied until 1:30 P.M. Then followed the aitorneys’ E. “H. Gaylord for the aud Johusgn & Cross for the defense. The fvllowing are . the jarors in the above case, iE W. Robb, Cb. Ferrand, 'G. W Hobert, _J. Naffaiger, -H, H. Aroistrong, Wm. Ket, R. Morrisen, D. McKeon, J. A. Craig. A i a ners CONTRACT LET. Messis. Brappigan and renry have Htrket a _couti net to fitiish graditg ye West Broad street, whieh bed beep . ‘abort Eaif eompteed by the chain gavy,wken, the lust prisoner escaped, J aud-wak upon which bas since been discovtinued. ‘Lue contrictors will push tae, wok toa rapid completion, it will be necessary >) } taibgs? dn order enatlethem to muke . i Weges. the oy push A FINE MiLON, Join Senver, Se>-Commercial St., sent to this cflitce,ye: terday, a witsrmelov, Which fur size Aud quality is hard “ty beat, It weizhed neariy fifty pounds, aud was as laseipas as if Was lutygé. Sepner keeps a fine wssortment of fruits and vegetables, . also groceries, ete, BAPTIS i CKhURCH dent and: pastor ia will preach at the Baptist Church, mornthis city, ing and eveiiay, toewurrow, many oid time frends will rejuice him once more; BOARD OF i RUsTEES, eo The Board of City Trustees held & special meeting on Thursday evening last, wheu oa conmaittee of three, with K. Casper as chairman, Was appointed to procure plans and CHANGE Of PULPITS. Rev. 8. A! Redding, of North San Juan, will exchange pulpits” with Rev. W. 8, Urmy, and will occupy thé pulpit of the slethédist Cherch in this c.ty, on Sunday,moruing and eveuing, at theusual boars of worship, All are Sordi: uly invited to at. tend, THE WEATHER. . The ‘fol! lowing observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South Yuba Ganal Company, in this city: Liepesrpg eins wattiul 00 a. M., sun. 7, shade 64; 2 P. M., suu 82, ‘shad’ Tl. Barnomerer—9:00 a. M., 27; ABE: B. Me at: biti Wind south, o An exchange, a few duys ago ahs, nounced: “A report of Rey. Me.) B=—'s very able sermon is crowded out of,tuis issue by a» press of a timely matters.” Ou another page; we found a columu devut-d to base) . bull, aud balf a coluaa tou horse’ trot.—Norristown Herald, ae A MAGAZINE éontuintug £400 kegs of powder was exploded by lightning, u few days ago, «i Potivilie, Pennsylvavia, Thiee persous were killed und a number of others wounded, SM oe ake ae a Tue Chicago sboemikers. ‘till hold out for an advance if thei: wages. Their employers are equally determined and say .that as soon us the men get work or leave town, they will provide against futare rows by perthavently employing Chinese, SIXTEEN men of the Samper Guard, atew days ego, at the Bay View 2,291 points out of a possible 1,6U0, at 200 and 600 yards—the best shoo:ing op reoord fur sixteen men. Tap ee Tre Ldasan -by the cloud-borst at Eureka, Nevada, foot mpl $63, Ov0, AMELIA, Brigham Tinag! 3 .favorite wife, bus been married to Jobu Leavitt, General Passenger Agent of the Utuh Central Huilroad. She is bis second affinity, . A bloomington (Lil.) special says. Kearoey spoke to a crowd of not over . 2,000 for two huurs Tuesday evening. There was po sympa by apparent and no entbusiasm, — He collected . Frederick the Great was es peanliar jo bis dieteficsusin other things. jas one’s flower, “Revo Mr. Worth Tormerly— a tesi= 7 His / at-having Ae opportunity to listeuto . speeiticatious forthe mew Clix Hal, . {CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, Dier or I'REDENTCE fHE Ghee. — A stteng tian, hé took strong food. “Disday,”’ Zimmerman writes, pee. King had taken a grep t quantity of soup mad dmmwn of the most beating things. With it be mixed a large tnblespoon~ fol of pounded mace and-pounded ginger, Ehe then ate a large slice pf’ beef s6ewed in brandy. This is followed up by a copions allowance of an Italinn dish, composed half of maize flour and hulf of Parmesan cheese, ‘Lotits be added the juice-of 4 garlic, and the whele is fried in britter til lit acquires a cragtas thick K Thi-/is éalled polenta. At length’? coniinnes Zimmerman, ‘the King, praising, the excellent appetiie which bad. bee’ given him, couclided the scene with a large viate «f tel-pie 60 het ond highty—sensoned that if seemed to lave been b ked in bell.’’ Then be conctidess” cre uvulsions, ly oe General Key and party were in Chicago on Tuesday. night on their way West, pp Yesterday’s Arrivais at the UNION. HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, P:op'r J A Craig, San Juan wee JR Balch, BR det & Ready J Mayne, Grass Valley JM ‘Peamer & danghter Shady Cr = @ Baker, Scott’s Fat eT & H C Brown, Oakland M J. Crawford, San Juan W J Valk, Santa: Rosa; In M Poor, V Flume — . O P Stidger, Sin dnan © BG Sukefordr Marysy HeW W Haskell, San Francisco J McDonald, Maryaville J Peetol, Washinuton JK Broderick. Columbia fil Jd Treanor, Snady Creek F OW Heath. Murchie Mine W Shaw, Sacramento LM Bakeforth, VFlame M B B-Pot-er, San Juan Drdohn St tlar. San Juan . B(Femple, San Franeiaco W H Parkman & wife, Gakland Mra L A Dodge, Oakland Miss F Brown, Oakland $s Dodge. Oxkland . E™ Huntley, Bloomfield ‘G B Newell, Birchiville. ; NEVADA _ PONE —AND— MACHINE SHOP. Spring Street. Nevada ‘Gity. ae eo ay _ GEO. G. ALLAN, Prop’r ee MANUFACTURER OF Steam Enyiues and botters, —Qairia Midis-oF aH-k ites and tyles ef Machinery, eae B Aresitectural and Ornamental Castings. Amalyvamuting Machinery o1 alli descriptions. Blacksmithing in ull its branches, from the 1 ghtest to the heaviest kin or work Cutt: g, Puttching and “Roiling of Iron for Lydrautic Pipe, whisk will be mide and sold by the fouot,: rthe material will be cut, rolled and punched, reauy to be put towether on the ground, For su *h work thu Nevada Foundzy has $ho moet coniplcte and extensive machine. ry in tha State. The work done at this ay tablishment can not be @xcelled Trt ta.e,and the prices sims aa will be ahs eTate. ~$teameFiigines, Mining Pumpeé, Hoi-ting Gear, Saw, Grist, Quartz and Oement Mills a Snee ‘and ‘all orders Alled with! des. ee , ae Done 1 on ‘sore seaumesn Second Hand ‘Mialidery For-Sale, Nevada City, Aug, 24th. . FOR 1878. tACRAMENTO, CAL, : COMMENCING bs SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. $50,000 00 CASH, : To be Distributed In Premiums, HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVIEED nto Seven Pepartments, aud the Society’s Gold Medal To be. awarded to the Most Merttorious See eack Department. Premium iste, ae Those desir Ha <b es A Please notify the The Largest! Stock Show, '—AND— Most Attra etive Speed Display. Ever a. any Agricultural Socicib the Caste States. 8?" Public Sale of 'T hbread on Friday of the Fair. —ane The Central Pacific Ratiroad a4 3 eamers will carry articles toand from the Fair, Free of Chargé. Wells, Fargo & Co’s Ex Expressowsil. deliver ing over tr, enall packages ¥ree, not ty pounds. , 2 Bue . plication for Stalls at Pi at the Pavilion showia ve ade to i ape BECK, Secretury, at once, Seema aeee SPAth ene + + eaeeln SINGLE apietbest Peete eeee ed op AROUS D. BORUOK, #resient, Wate vite “tabte the Fresiang . EG frost. 4. “Kine fed asteep aud was serzed with Attractive Military Tournament ; RE ARRIOLA SASSO A ATIROOES LEN! EMCI MRO TEEN ULM, LAN RES a Delinquent Sale Notice, URCHIE GOLD & SILVER MINING Jbocetion of principal plac : Mic: Sav Francisco, he oat tie ‘tien of works, Newada County + Calif: Notice—There’ are de linqnent sparc. of the +trongest grasp . following described stock, on account of Assessment No, 1, levied on t , of duly, omen oe aay 4578, the severa? amounts set sopposite the names of the Tegpec tive bhare. holders as foliows: > And in accordance with law, and an or der of the Board of Wirreters, made: on Pte serand Shares of each parcel of such stock ag may be necessary, will be sold at public auc. tion, at the office of the Co: mpany, Econ 26. Mcrvhanuts’ Exchange Baiding+—Gelifornia Street, Sai Francisco gCaliiomita, or Friday, the Gch day of & aie Ler. Is7k, -at-the-heur-of Fo ceck PM; of enid day: together with costs of sdveriisimp amd 4 penses of saic, S.D. ROGERS, Hecretary, Office, Room No. 25, Muchants’ Exchange, Celiioruia street, San Francisco, California. agis GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, ec. B, W. REAGAN, Samuel M. & Shurtleff, AGENT, OULD respectfully inform the people» f Nevada City end vicinity that he hes pur hased the «tock and trade of th late frm of SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON and will continue the business at their OLD STAND, ON MaIN STREET, good articles as carried by any similar house in the City. LOW PRICKHS AND GOOD sATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call and See Us! Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. N OTICH. W,. REAGAN pbeving purchased e the entire stock and trade, together with 42] scconnte and notes of ‘the frm of phurtleff & Jamieson, the said firm of Shurtleff & Ja iescin is this day by mutu“el consent dsssolyed and B. W. Keagan is alone authorized to settle the firm accounts,Nevada City, Cal. Aug. 21, 1878. THOB, SHU RTLEFF ALEX, JAMIESON HEREB M. ae Zeuaey, soca to collect and agen sobile. all socbuais Ouing to or Wr the said farm of Sburthff & Jemiceon and in my _— to buy onrhauand paige rg pat bo bpp d Phe siness in the city wikrad Heveds. State of ia,to de and perform all AGS et mie patie, ae Cally af OTN may ** Nevads City, Cal, 21, 1878. OIA ter eyes. J aah, _ By Joba T. Lewia, F486 »No. of No of Names ‘Certifies Shares ard Barber & T, Trustee, 169 8000 Goo on Barber EF. 'l', Trugtee. lio 400 So a Barber EE, Trugtge, 370 Jooo 200 «xs Barber ET, Trugt e, 436 loco . 200 ine : Barber }gf. Taustce, 459 500 “oo a Barber ET ‘Trustee, 579. 1s0 ae a Benpicon GE, Tris, 560 O59. Be oe Churchill Clerk, 453° lo 3 om Eddy Alden H,irust, 120 loo 20 va Frycr Ida d, 318 1600 200 ow Fryer k M, 877 BO ‘loco bryer RM, 872 26 Ao Fryer R M, #93 I 4 ia Fry er kt M, bbs lo 26 : Free and FG, Trast, ¢£2 500 loo ea Vrecland EG, Trust, 126 lve 4&0 sire Freeland # G, Tenet. pts a5 Freeland £ G, Trust, 8738 ica — Freeland ¥ G, 'irn:t, 401 406. avila nally le 96 Free‘and 1G; Treat, ees hey Z ao = Frecland EG, Trust, 453 660-120 05 Pree and G, ‘trait. 49465 $5 60 Freelund BG; Tract, 405. Bea loo oo FrancisG G.I rustee,464 loo 20 00 Blin tSarnel, Trnet, 365 loo 20 ou Flint Samuel, ir: ist » 2 57. So Ic 00 Flint Samue: ira t, 358 bo 10 oo Fiint Sar w et, Trust, 375 650 lo 06 r lint Samue 1, Trust, 299 20 400 Flint saninel Trust, 402 loo 90 on FHnt Samuel, Trast, 467 Sc0 = loo oo Fiint suniu 1, ‘Trust 0 °°" “Joo \ Sa 00 Fut Samal, Trast, 644 loo « 2000 Fiint Samuel, Trust; 542 loo 20 09 Foint Sxmnel, 'Peust, 643 $0 lo bo Gréeley Wni O, Ir, 159 160 50 00 Jossivn ' H, bé0 TS 15 co Josalyu Memy, 849 25 5.00 Kieupfer Fred, 451 1600) Qn0. wef Kleupter I red, 468 Tooo +200 ch Kleupfer fred, 469 loco “Bou od Kteupfer Pred, “#50 100 200 Go Lauder S$ W, ‘tT restee, 130 250 50 co Giuder. Mrs. vane; 3 66 16 ou Leach $i; ah A, 618 30 606 Marchi¢e & T 626 60 lo oo Muarchie Té s iC, Sr 36 250 ho OR Murehie John ©, Sr, 414200 40 Oo Murchie John 0, Sr, 435 ““200 40 oO» Murchie Johm G3 416 loo 20 vt Murchie John Cl fr. 47 = Too 9m oo Murch’'e John o, Fr, 429 loo 20 co Murchie John i", Sr, 421 50 lo Go Murchie JumesS, . 54 Oh 86 Ou Murechie Jan. es S, 582 Beo 169 op Miuxchie James. 8, 58% 950,-—-Bo-andp om Merchie Jamce $; — 685 ~~ Goo. 200 co } Murchie James 8, ~~ 586 loe20 ou Murchie Jauics 5, 583 S00 1’0 60 Murchic dea s 8, hr f00 = 100 oo Murchie damess, 680 5oe §=leano Murchie Jumas $,, _ bof oS Bu0 -106 Ga Murehie Jaioes 8, E92 250 $0 oo Murchis dimes $.0 5030 ge. Moran (aura, * 474 50 1s 00 Moreau Leura, . 5uo 40 8 00 Nahf Sam.el, r 286 6o 12-vo Prie-t, OF, 76 lee 20 00 Payne’ SW, ‘Trustee, 363-— 16s er oo Payne, JW, (rustee, 867 joo 20 00 1 ogers 8 D, Trustee, 66 260 Bo 00 Snider A, frust-e; $04 so00 = fe 60 Snider A, Trustec, 508 250 50 oo Build r a rrustee, 817 Ooo 126 co Sui era, Trystee; ~ 538 600 100 Gu sniter A, ‘Truste’, ~ 637 660 100 oo Snider A. Trastee, 646 Boo 100 ov tpeneer orcas J, 578 S00 lod oo Welis Francis. 8, f'r, 121 leo 2u oo wiv oY Jiwy, 1878; fo immuy to pay said cei: quent asse ce tbereou , Where can always be found as eG tice’s (TOE NEW tis tbe aim o tees to makesth of the peatgxt at fices of the bilx property anjoin ards’store, on B purchased and f of remodeling 1 menced 43 00D pushed rapidly: plans ior the fr likely to “meet hunus of the ¢ for adopting f v6 : _dor an. arrab gem he foik ag "Whe sonth eutra ing ty tie célis i -{he door 4 ti-ty ‘jodicating tiar: op: —-With-a—4 . the next entry fo the CUry I floor “Thi is Hy pumedious ou ~ pated, and ndap Se courts, The door! the building, . Halland over j be_the swords, eames aucther the door opevin office; Which isn side of the buik designcteddy a to that offici ]’s dlesign is a pleas ~ ee rine one of ic ‘sHall a decided o tion of the tow! inelading tie above propertys er needed iim) exteed $1,500, finisbed, our «iti thing to be pre: The old sbaut Hotsl,in wireh . and the Marshal locks up petty aneye—sure to . enough, and it: hatied with Joy u disgrice to tb Dinetceuth cent Gt for un abidi: hegs, but suunt gether ahd feft “Lhe property wi s00D usa buyer receipts will ,o « bulaucing the « getting the prop tor Ovcupauey. a THE NEVA The Nevada k Shop, of which . ing gentleman, proprietor, turns that for quality cannot be excel Coast. Sienm e quartz mills of » architeccural an ings, amalgame all deseri pions, that cao be tian: ‘appointed foun. there at most The cutting, pu: of iron for hydra of the importaut od. Mr. Adan 1 lot of seeond-bat he-will seli very Will be filled wit new advertisem per. 1 MOUNT BLA There Were { ‘he office of the al Sacramento, ation of the Mou ted Gravel Minic *ratein Nevada Place of business ital $1,000,000, ix rectors— Franc Wards, Henry By 4. B. Brady. et nse GONE 10 s

i gpa skeraeaeag ct ese NEVADA crry . CAL "Saturday August, 24) 1878.) a as GE. mM. NE). rr 6 oar oniy author ized Agent in ‘Beorpuaento. He will re ceive Advertiserients and Subacriptigns for tho Transonwr, and receipt for us “in our ‘patie _ sive ahead THROUGH CHINATOWN. ~% Tho Feee Masons Feeding Their DPead—Two Hundred Live Ones Left—Stagnation in Commercial Cireles ~ Lhe Whyfere — some. thing About the Stinks of Stinkadum— "Baby Miae,”’ —hadtaken#hurried.ran.through tue scented” reals of Chinatown yester-. day,and held brief conversation. witha few of its “leading citizens,” hie accomplished all and more than his fondest hopes had Jed him to be1 eve could be adduced inthe way of information for the readisg “‘pabjie, ia 6y Bhort a tite, One of the Mongolian merchants interviewed had somewhat to say that threw light ypon.tie fires baile in the center of China stfect; on last Thursday eveniuy, the very bright lames Shooting up from which put =e into aig eine hod ead “toat vite ee we he were oe eunvewed; and awed the fire-bell_on Bogine House No. 2 ty be tapped several times io a vigbefore was discovered, It was an importnut ceremony the leathens were oborous Manner, the mistake The Daily Branseript, . : When ‘the Tanscrirt reporter) “" serving wheo they bailt that bonfire . und placed long rows of lighted can; les, and provisions of all kin gato: erg the highway. The dead Free Ma-. ‘sons were being ted, and the fires werd built sq those ghostly chaps . might know where to find the view! ~ juale, The ceremony is observed twice wyear under the auspices of “the lodge, in every lind where the _pig-tailg do habliate. The proceedings bad just become most interest~ ing Thursday night when officer Scott cheneed tocome along, With due care for the property of our citiven3, he anade them putout the bouapy moment liable to. communicate fire to the surrounding shanties: _"fiere are. somewhere-pear 209 of }thesa Chinese Free Masons” in the vicinity-ef-this-city, aceording t6 the Cathipates of well. posted _ meiiibers. The do not hold revalar stated migetings, bet oaly tome together on special occasions, What “" js called the “boarding jouse,” a two atory building on the south side of the street, ismade their geueral heagnertors, ie several 'more iatellizgense, ‘strains. Until suordy after midnight ‘dancing “and social converse eld sway, when ap adjournniest was lire, Deeanse sparks fioin it were at . Dasikess is very dall With2ue als mond-eyed dealers, they say. Never in u given time, as is the case at present, Of course, this mast be attributed to something by them,and they tuke the opportunity to blame the city government for it, insisting that the scareity of money is due ulone to the suppression of Chinese gambling. Twenty of the leadiog gamblers have left Nevada ‘lately, going to surroanding towns, where they an curry on their stealing transections without being interfere! with. Besides tuisyn great number of lesser lights are leaviug the city every day, “The Workingaen wil find lots of consolation iu tae reply of a ‘‘smart”’ Chinaman whe, when asked as 4 how many of his countrymen hid come here in a Week past, replied that hedidn’t kuow of but one, und that he was a» leper, Bat even if the population at Chinatown is being thinned ont, tye smell in that heighvorbood is just as strong as ever.Au inspection of a singlé back yard of one of the stores was guflizient. to show where the odors came fronr, Rotten potatves, putrigfed meat, and lots of other nasty things seot-ap-eneagh miasma avery bour to kill a dozen men if *& Chey got the full benefit of it. The ——xynintessence of stink pervades every Chinatown in the State, breeding Pestilence and disease. The anthorities of the cities muke the American citizeos run sewers, dispose of whatever garbage or off.l may be detected oa their premises, und fesoit to other Sanitary meas . ures, tk is the case with the lowest order of Aistricts "densely populated with Caucasians, ate ignored altogether, Jather strange, isn’t it, reader? Oneot the youngest inhabitants of Ohinatown is. Wak Foy, a brightae before’have they sold so fey goods! After refreshments bad been partak, en of; the yuests oade their—popalar+: (to give us Tne Chinatowns with their} : fijth, ten thousavd fold worse than. eyed gight, uae vid gick, sheqnie-. stands English pretty well, and senka it a little. She ie adaugtter of the big, fat and dignified, merchant whe keeps a store.on Conti_mercial street. Her pa says she was born in Canton; and is @ “welly smart gal?’ Her ma, who lives with her pa, callg.her ‘tbaby,” and: says “she heap playee, no workee ; allee same stuck up, but welly nice baby,’ which means that Wak Foy is, like all other children, fond.of play, and very proud, but then after all she is her materual ancestor's dafling, and joved just the game as other mother’s children. ss Some. day.endther jaunt will be taken up China street by our repor ter, and more facts of sterliag inters t will Be fished ont of athe scam @ucountered, ee mel li a AN HaKRGANE PARPFY, .ee The reesptioa given by Misses Helewand Annie Naffziger at ‘Temperune> flal., on ‘Phursday evenidy, testimonial to: Misses Einma Pearsop and Emma Poalterer as a farewell Who take their departare for Sit Francisco to-day, memorable. sveial eyents that Nuva-. lav.was one of the most da City has ever witnessed. tatiouis to the nambe rofose hun ired aud fifty tad been issued to this city and Graga Valley,aad thgawh-agoodly number of the favored ones Were, deterred from attending on account of busipess and other engayements, stilenoagh were present to fil the Hall conifortably. It is sale to_say: that an assemblage representing reas ent and aryle his Hover cons” torettier on . former simyar occasion. “Moreover . there existed a spirit of aicdunicliie the guests that insared the enjoyu—ntof alliathe fullest seDse. The inasie,~ firnisked “by “Messrs Muller, Beckett and Carter, was up to the usual siandard of excellence presented by those ‘artists in sweet ie amon y had ‘to ,the Union Hotel, where .a royal banquet with which to fresh the revelers, had been spread .TeTo deseribe the attractive appearance given to the dinthig rooms, words fail, A maater hand had evidently ‘been at work, aud the é preseace of jdeas of che “eternal fitness of things” were indicated io every feature. Fioral and other Gevoralions Wore profuse; the vast aambe ‘of tables were spread in the. most tastefnl and elegant. munner, and the display of all imagio®ble varieties of dainties was as large as Varied, The bright light shed over all gave a post beautiful effect to the sovae, and op every hand were. heard the pleasing compliutents it merited hcstesses goud-night, said farewell to those in whose honor the event had taken place, and departed with their bearts full of satisfaction at the unsurpassable measure of the eVening’s enjoyment oe te WE BONWT CARY MUCH . Net long ago the ‘PRANSCRIPT published some itemsregarding mining Operations in the nelghburhood of Fall Creek, from information furnish. ed by Mr.-Moore. Yesterday the Grass Valley Union tr published them, commescing with “The Dutch Fiat Foram gives the following items,’ etc. The way we put ‘it up ts fthis: The Foram man cut the items out Of this paper, and forgot due credit, Sdch mistakes will sometimes occur in the best regulated families, and -therejere we're not mad—very. _—~ws eo WHO IT WILLBE. The Union. says the Firemen’s election for Chief Engineer this vywning will be a mere matter of form, as ‘Thowas George will be the only candidate. Tv has been av active fireman for many years, and his brother firemen consider this recognuition dae to him fur the lively interest be has always takea in the iaterests of the Department. aa oni: rettiniehcomingeet NO FARO AD TRUCKEE, S eatenieiieaiae The faro games at Truckee have ‘Been closed, upon a hint from the officials. Caa such things be? Faro and Truckee were thought to be so closely indeptified that they were nseparable? It looks like striking down an established industry. =—baviters ee . fornia Powder Company, PERSONAL MENTION. i Anna Nofiziger, Eoima Pearson and . Emma Poulterer. The two lust: piemed young ladies t:ke their de; Nevada City and itz. people by visinng here for a period extending over ubuat th ee mouths. Tiey will take . to the Bey a ew the “warm . friendship of ull who have the ovr people and their bospitible ways. Toe y intention to retarn for upotuer visit h our midst bes tue jira 44 AG: ae FS — estute broker § Piety Hilb formefly owned by Miss ‘Gibson, avd whien she traded to bins for property inOykliod, Phe berith-+ fal wountuin elmate-bere-is the i— dace gent which prevailed upup Mr, Brown to bribg bes family toNevida, The new comers will -prage w-decided weqnisition to the com— unnity, and we exteud them a bearty eweb-otae Reed the volly, ageut for the C alts (of coarse these d:ggings knows Reed) has been doing the city att ‘looking after bis customers in the vicinity for. two: or three dava past. “J.C. Dickerman, confined io his bed for several weeks. everybody — aroand who las been with typhoid: fever, bas nearly covered, and will be -op the street again soon, =~ L. A Upton, representing the house of Adams, MeNeil & Co., at Was laden quite sick here afew days ago, but isallriguy now, ; Mise Lillie McBrown bas been sergously ill with typhoid fever for several days. She was reported better yesterday. ” Miss N. M Wells, the evangelist, was in town yesterday a roe ‘INFORMATION WANTED. reo Gop Fiat, Aug. 23, 1878.” Environ Traxscrmt: The voters who were ou the winning side in the school elec tion beld ut Oakland dis— trict ob the 3d. iustunt, would like to polled, who was elected, ete. We have failed to observe uny reference of that nature iu toe columus of the Transcnipr, Wouldn’t it be a good idea fof the Trustees to publish the returns therein? ‘Better tate than never,’’ suy we. Will the Trustees also kindly favor us, through the same medium, tu u siatement of the financial affairs of the District, that is, 80 fur as the school fand ts coucerned? By doing these things tue wishes of the tax-payers Bere will be .grat~ . ) ified, Very Respectfal'y, FRIEND, oo TRE CRYING DeGERs, Thursday night the Diggers over at campooda bad a celebraion toat is known to pale fuces as the ‘'Grand Cry.”” Every aborginal within a radius of teu miles assembled there A big bonfire was built, so as to, light up the scene,. Thea the fan began, The red men and their squuws jumped up and down -witl~ outregard to the time of the tomtom beaters, aud howled and cried a8 bard ag they kuew how. Those who coald force tears into their eyes did so. There were between ‘three and four bundred of them altogetuer, and they mude noise enough to wake . toe dead in the grave-yard two miles away, Whut the fass was all about we dun’t know, and it is very doubtful ifeven they du themselves. ll THE NEW PROPKIE LOR, purcbased the stock and trade of the lute *firm, of StPurtleff & Jiumieson, unounces in anotber column that Samuel M, Shurtleff will act as bis ageut, and is authorized to eurry on the grocery business in his name. The stock comprises everyihing in jat prices as low as the lowest, fhowes Shurtleff, of the old firm . popularity with the people will be the means of attracting an extra amount of trade, Here’s to the sue. . tes + 5 capehig agent. ek % The’ ‘Vranscript office receiged aly phesent call yeste rday from Misses . mony for -he defense, in the case of partare for bome #h¢s morning. after . sTgumerts; baving evinced ther partiality for . prosecntion, . Thos. A. Bell, pleasure of. their acqnaintsnce, and . George Harding, Jobn Collier, we warrant they Will Got Soon forget . vang lidies ¢Xpress ap . . ae is wos into the residénce on 4 hew tue official report of the Tras. fees regarding the mamber of yotes .} Range, near San Franciscvy, mude B. W. Reagan, who has recently. that linw,and goods ure offered for sale will rewain at the store, aud bis cess of the new i aoa and his ADOLPU CHATY’S TRIAL. 4% Jc vectopday a! boon the entire testiithe People vs. Adolph Obaty was in, and the Court adjourtied until 1:30 P.M. Then followed the aitorneys’ E. “H. Gaylord for the aud Johusgn & Cross for the defense. The fvllowing are . the jarors in the above case, iE W. Robb, Cb. Ferrand, 'G. W Hobert, _J. Naffaiger, -H, H. Aroistrong, Wm. Ket, R. Morrisen, D. McKeon, J. A. Craig. A i a ners CONTRACT LET. Messis. Brappigan and renry have Htrket a _couti net to fitiish graditg ye West Broad street, whieh bed beep . ‘abort Eaif eompteed by the chain gavy,wken, the lust prisoner escaped, J aud-wak upon which bas since been discovtinued. ‘Lue contrictors will push tae, wok toa rapid completion, it will be necessary >) } taibgs? dn order enatlethem to muke . i Weges. the oy push A FINE MiLON, Join Senver, Se>-Commercial St., sent to this cflitce,ye: terday, a witsrmelov, Which fur size Aud quality is hard “ty beat, It weizhed neariy fifty pounds, aud was as laseipas as if Was lutygé. Sepner keeps a fine wssortment of fruits and vegetables, . also groceries, ete, BAPTIS i CKhURCH dent and: pastor ia will preach at the Baptist Church, mornthis city, ing and eveiiay, toewurrow, many oid time frends will rejuice him once more; BOARD OF i RUsTEES, eo The Board of City Trustees held & special meeting on Thursday evening last, wheu oa conmaittee of three, with K. Casper as chairman, Was appointed to procure plans and CHANGE Of PULPITS. Rev. 8. A! Redding, of North San Juan, will exchange pulpits” with Rev. W. 8, Urmy, and will occupy thé pulpit of the slethédist Cherch in this c.ty, on Sunday,moruing and eveuing, at theusual boars of worship, All are Sordi: uly invited to at. tend, THE WEATHER. . The ‘fol! lowing observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South Yuba Ganal Company, in this city: Liepesrpg eins wattiul 00 a. M., sun. 7, shade 64; 2 P. M., suu 82, ‘shad’ Tl. Barnomerer—9:00 a. M., 27; ABE: B. Me at: biti Wind south, o An exchange, a few duys ago ahs, nounced: “A report of Rey. Me.) B=—'s very able sermon is crowded out of,tuis issue by a» press of a timely matters.” Ou another page; we found a columu devut-d to base) .

bull, aud balf a coluaa tou horse’ trot.—Norristown Herald, ae A MAGAZINE éontuintug £400 kegs of powder was exploded by lightning, u few days ago, «i Potivilie, Pennsylvavia, Thiee persous were killed und a number of others wounded, SM oe ake ae a Tue Chicago sboemikers. ‘till hold out for an advance if thei: wages. Their employers are equally determined and say .that as soon us the men get work or leave town, they will provide against futare rows by perthavently employing Chinese, SIXTEEN men of the Samper Guard, atew days ego, at the Bay View 2,291 points out of a possible 1,6U0, at 200 and 600 yards—the best shoo:ing op reoord fur sixteen men. Tap ee Tre Ldasan -by the cloud-borst at Eureka, Nevada, foot mpl $63, Ov0, AMELIA, Brigham Tinag! 3 .favorite wife, bus been married to Jobu Leavitt, General Passenger Agent of the Utuh Central Huilroad. She is bis second affinity, . A bloomington (Lil.) special says. Kearoey spoke to a crowd of not over . 2,000 for two huurs Tuesday evening. There was po sympa by apparent and no entbusiasm, — He collected . Frederick the Great was es peanliar jo bis dieteficsusin other things. jas one’s flower, “Revo Mr. Worth Tormerly— a tesi= 7 His / at-having Ae opportunity to listeuto . speeiticatious forthe mew Clix Hal, . {CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, Dier or I'REDENTCE fHE Ghee. — A stteng tian, hé took strong food. “Disday,”’ Zimmerman writes, pee. King had taken a grep t quantity of soup mad dmmwn of the most beating things. With it be mixed a large tnblespoon~ fol of pounded mace and-pounded ginger, Ehe then ate a large slice pf’ beef s6ewed in brandy. This is followed up by a copions allowance of an Italinn dish, composed half of maize flour and hulf of Parmesan cheese, ‘Lotits be added the juice-of 4 garlic, and the whele is fried in britter til lit acquires a cragtas thick K Thi-/is éalled polenta. At length’? coniinnes Zimmerman, ‘the King, praising, the excellent appetiie which bad. bee’ given him, couclided the scene with a large viate «f tel-pie 60 het ond highty—sensoned that if seemed to lave been b ked in bell.’’ Then be conctidess” cre uvulsions, ly oe General Key and party were in Chicago on Tuesday. night on their way West, pp Yesterday’s Arrivais at the UNION. HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, P:op'r J A Craig, San Juan wee JR Balch, BR det & Ready J Mayne, Grass Valley JM ‘Peamer & danghter Shady Cr = @ Baker, Scott’s Fat eT & H C Brown, Oakland M J. Crawford, San Juan W J Valk, Santa: Rosa; In M Poor, V Flume — . O P Stidger, Sin dnan © BG Sukefordr Marysy HeW W Haskell, San Francisco J McDonald, Maryaville J Peetol, Washinuton JK Broderick. Columbia fil Jd Treanor, Snady Creek F OW Heath. Murchie Mine W Shaw, Sacramento LM Bakeforth, VFlame M B B-Pot-er, San Juan Drdohn St tlar. San Juan . B(Femple, San Franeiaco W H Parkman & wife, Gakland Mra L A Dodge, Oakland Miss F Brown, Oakland $s Dodge. Oxkland . E™ Huntley, Bloomfield ‘G B Newell, Birchiville. ; NEVADA _ PONE —AND— MACHINE SHOP. Spring Street. Nevada ‘Gity. ae eo ay _ GEO. G. ALLAN, Prop’r ee MANUFACTURER OF Steam Enyiues and botters, —Qairia Midis-oF aH-k ites and tyles ef Machinery, eae B Aresitectural and Ornamental Castings. Amalyvamuting Machinery o1 alli descriptions. Blacksmithing in ull its branches, from the 1 ghtest to the heaviest kin or work Cutt: g, Puttching and “Roiling of Iron for Lydrautic Pipe, whisk will be mide and sold by the fouot,: rthe material will be cut, rolled and punched, reauy to be put towether on the ground, For su *h work thu Nevada Foundzy has $ho moet coniplcte and extensive machine. ry in tha State. The work done at this ay tablishment can not be @xcelled Trt ta.e,and the prices sims aa will be ahs eTate. ~$teameFiigines, Mining Pumpeé, Hoi-ting Gear, Saw, Grist, Quartz and Oement Mills a Snee ‘and ‘all orders Alled with! des. ee , ae Done 1 on ‘sore seaumesn Second Hand ‘Mialidery For-Sale, Nevada City, Aug, 24th. . FOR 1878. tACRAMENTO, CAL, : COMMENCING bs SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. $50,000 00 CASH, : To be Distributed In Premiums, HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVIEED nto Seven Pepartments, aud the Society’s Gold Medal To be. awarded to the Most Merttorious See eack Department. Premium iste, ae Those desir Ha <b es A Please notify the The Largest! Stock Show, '—AND— Most Attra etive Speed Display. Ever a. any Agricultural Socicib the Caste States. 8?" Public Sale of 'T hbread on Friday of the Fair. —ane The Central Pacific Ratiroad a4 3 eamers will carry articles toand from the Fair, Free of Chargé. Wells, Fargo & Co’s Ex Expressowsil. deliver ing over tr, enall packages ¥ree, not ty pounds. , 2 Bue . plication for Stalls at Pi at the Pavilion showia ve ade to i ape BECK, Secretury, at once, Seema aeee SPAth ene + + eaeeln SINGLE apietbest Peete eeee ed op AROUS D. BORUOK, #resient, Wate vite “tabte the Fresiang . EG frost. 4. “Kine fed asteep aud was serzed with Attractive Military Tournament ; RE ARRIOLA SASSO A ATIROOES LEN! EMCI MRO TEEN ULM, LAN RES a Delinquent Sale Notice, URCHIE GOLD & SILVER MINING Jbocetion of principal plac : Mic: Sav Francisco, he oat tie ‘tien of works, Newada County + Calif: Notice—There’ are de linqnent sparc. of the +trongest grasp . following described stock, on account of Assessment No, 1, levied on t , of duly, omen oe aay 4578, the severa? amounts set sopposite the names of the Tegpec tive bhare. holders as foliows: > And in accordance with law, and an or der of the Board of Wirreters, made: on Pte serand Shares of each parcel of such stock ag may be necessary, will be sold at public auc. tion, at the office of the Co: mpany, Econ 26. Mcrvhanuts’ Exchange Baiding+—Gelifornia Street, Sai Francisco gCaliiomita, or Friday, the Gch day of & aie Ler. Is7k, -at-the-heur-of Fo ceck PM; of enid day: together with costs of sdveriisimp amd 4 penses of saic, S.D. ROGERS, Hecretary, Office, Room No. 25, Muchants’ Exchange, Celiioruia street, San Francisco, California. agis GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, ec. B, W. REAGAN, Samuel M. & Shurtleff, AGENT, OULD respectfully inform the people» f Nevada City end vicinity that he hes pur hased the «tock and trade of th late frm of SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON and will continue the business at their OLD STAND, ON MaIN STREET, good articles as carried by any similar house in the City. LOW PRICKHS AND GOOD sATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call and See Us! Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. N OTICH. W,. REAGAN pbeving purchased e the entire stock and trade, together with 42] scconnte and notes of ‘the frm of phurtleff & Jamieson, the said firm of Shurtleff & Ja iescin is this day by mutu“el consent dsssolyed and B. W. Keagan is alone authorized to settle the firm accounts,Nevada City, Cal. Aug. 21, 1878. THOB, SHU RTLEFF ALEX, JAMIESON HEREB M. ae Zeuaey, soca to collect and agen sobile. all socbuais Ouing to or Wr the said farm of Sburthff & Jemiceon and in my _— to buy onrhauand paige rg pat bo bpp d Phe siness in the city wikrad Heveds. State of ia,to de and perform all AGS et mie patie, ae Cally af OTN may ** Nevads City, Cal, 21, 1878. OIA ter eyes. J aah, _ By Joba T. Lewia, F486 »No. of No of Names ‘Certifies Shares ard Barber & T, Trustee, 169 8000 Goo on Barber EF. 'l', Trugtee. lio 400 So a Barber EE, Trugtge, 370 Jooo 200 «xs Barber ET, Trugt e, 436 loco . 200 ine : Barber }gf. Taustce, 459 500 “oo a Barber ET ‘Trustee, 579. 1s0 ae a Benpicon GE, Tris, 560 O59. Be oe Churchill Clerk, 453° lo 3 om Eddy Alden H,irust, 120 loo 20 va Frycr Ida d, 318 1600 200 ow Fryer k M, 877 BO ‘loco bryer RM, 872 26 Ao Fryer R M, #93 I 4 ia Fry er kt M, bbs lo 26 : Free and FG, Trast, ¢£2 500 loo ea Vrecland EG, Trust, 126 lve 4&0 sire Freeland # G, Tenet. pts a5 Freeland £ G, Trust, 8738 ica — Freeland ¥ G, 'irn:t, 401 406. avila nally le 96 Free‘and 1G; Treat, ees hey Z ao = Frecland EG, Trust, 453 660-120 05 Pree and G, ‘trait. 49465 $5 60 Freelund BG; Tract, 405.. Bea loo oo FrancisG G.I rustee,464 loo 20 00 Blin tSarnel, Trnet, 365 loo 20 ou Flint Samuel, ir: ist » 2 57. So Ic 00 Flint Samue: ira t, 358 bo 10 oo Fiint Sar w et, Trust, 375 650 lo 06 r lint Samue 1, Trust, 299 20 400 Flint saninel Trust, 402 loo 90 on FHnt Samuel, Trast, 467 Sc0 = loo oo Fiint suniu 1, ‘Trust 0 °°" “Joo \ Sa 00 Fut Samal, Trast, 644 loo « 2000 Fiint Samuel, Trust; 542 loo 20 09 Foint Sxmnel, 'Peust, 643 $0 lo bo Gréeley Wni O, Ir, 159 160 50 00 Jossivn ' H, bé0 TS 15 co Josalyu Memy, 849 25 5.00 Kieupfer Fred, 451 1600) Qn0. wef Kleupter I red, 468 Tooo +200 ch Kleupfer fred, 469 loco “Bou od Kteupfer Pred, “#50 100 200 Go Lauder S$ W, ‘tT restee, 130 250 50 co Giuder. Mrs. vane; 3 66 16 ou Leach $i; ah A, 618 30 606 Marchi¢e & T 626 60 lo oo Muarchie Té s iC, Sr 36 250 ho OR Murehie John ©, Sr, 414200 40 Oo Murchie John 0, Sr, 435 ““200 40 oO» Murchie Johm G3 416 loo 20 vt Murchie John Cl fr. 47 = Too 9m oo Murch’'e John o, Fr, 429 loo 20 co Murchie John i", Sr, 421 50 lo Go Murchie JumesS, . 54 Oh 86 Ou Murechie Jan. es S, 582 Beo 169 op Miuxchie James. 8, 58% 950,-—-Bo-andp om Merchie Jamce $; — 685 ~~ Goo. 200 co } Murchie James 8, ~~ 586 loe20 ou Murchie Jauics 5, 583 S00 1’0 60 Murchic dea s 8, hr f00 = 100 oo Murchie damess, 680 5oe §=leano Murchie Jumas $,, _ bof oS Bu0 -106 Ga Murehie Jaioes 8, E92 250 $0 oo Murchis dimes $.0 5030 ge.. Moran (aura, * 474 50 1s 00 Moreau Leura, . 5uo 40 8 00 Nahf Sam.el, r 286 6o 12-vo Prie-t, OF, 76 lee 20 00 Payne’ SW, ‘Trustee, 363-— 16s er oo Payne, JW, (rustee, 867 joo 20 00 1 ogers 8 D, Trustee, 66 260 Bo 00 Snider A, frust-e; $04 so00 = fe 60 Snider A, Trustec, 508 250 50 oo Build r a rrustee, 817 Ooo 126 co Sui era, Trystee; ~ 538 600 100 Gu sniter A, ‘Truste’, ~ 637 660 100 oo Snider A. Trastee, 646 Boo 100 ov tpeneer orcas J, 578 S00 lod oo Welis Francis. 8, f'r, 121 leo 2u oo wiv oY Jiwy, 1878; fo immuy to pay said cei: quent asse ce tbereou , Where can always be found as eG tice’s (TOE NEW tis tbe aim o tees to makesth of the peatgxt at fices of the bilx property anjoin ards’store, on B purchased and f of remodeling 1 menced 43 00D pushed rapidly: plans ior the fr likely to “meet hunus of the ¢ for adopting f v6 : _dor an. arrab gem he foik ag "Whe sonth eutra ing ty tie célis i -{he door 4 ti-ty ‘jodicating tiar: op: —-With-a—4 . the next entry fo the CUry I floor “Thi is Hy pumedious ou ~ pated, and ndap Se courts, The door! the building, . Halland over j be_the swords, eames aucther the door opevin office; Which isn side of the buik designcteddy a to that offici ]’s dlesign is a pleas ~ ee rine one of ic ‘sHall a decided o tion of the tow! inelading tie above propertys er needed iim) exteed $1,500, finisbed, our «iti thing to be pre: The old sbaut Hotsl,in wireh . and the Marshal locks up petty aneye—sure to . enough, and it: hatied with Joy u disgrice to tb Dinetceuth cent Gt for un abidi: hegs, but suunt gether ahd feft “Lhe property wi s00D usa buyer receipts will ,o « bulaucing the « getting the prop tor Ovcupauey. a THE NEVA The Nevada k Shop, of which . ing gentleman, proprietor, turns that for quality cannot be excel Coast. Sienm e quartz mills of » architeccural an ings, amalgame all deseri pions, that cao be tian: ‘appointed foun. there at most The cutting, pu: of iron for hydra of the importaut od. Mr. Adan 1 lot of seeond-bat he-will seli very Will be filled wit new advertisem per. 1 MOUNT BLA There Were { ‘he office of the al Sacramento, ation of the Mou ted Gravel Minic *ratein Nevada Place of business ital $1,000,000, ix rectors— Franc Wards, Henry By 4. B. Brady. et nse GONE 10 s