August 25, 1878 (4 pages)

is continue, and it-is impossible to form an‘ idea of the magnitude of the channel, which so far has developed" azo boundaries. The permanency of ‘qhe find is no longer a matter of any doubt, .If not. another inch of drift‘gng was done, a very long tite ‘. would elapse before the gravel now '“.witbin reach could be disposed of. At present only seven or eight tons of gravel a day is being, taken out, ‘That amount represents what is come in contact with in puslriag the tunnel and rifts abead. Phe capacity of the hoisting works, how“over, “will permis. of five hundred tons being raised each day, and it will not be long before they will be tupted to that extent. The first ladies who ever went into the Derbec mine were Mrs. ‘Thomas Mein, and Mrs. N. P. “Brown, who were taken down in ‘one of the new cages, on Thursday Jast. During their presence in the lower depths, these ladies secured _some very rich specimens, many of which were to be readily detected on . every: hand. Unaccustomed although they are to visiting mines, and conseyuently unversed regard-, ing-ordiaary signs of gold, they say that in the Derbec Bonanza it would be necessary to close their eyes to ~ shutout the sight of the glittering gold, Whilein one of the drifts “they picked up between $7 and $8 worth of specimens. _ In the face ‘of figures and facts, some incredulous bodies have insisted . ~ that the TRANSCRIPT has in its references to the Derbec mine overrated ite true value. We not only deny that assertion, but claim that the half has not yet been told, -Betore long a well-poeted reporter will visit the mine, inspect it thorough‘ly,to. his own satisfaction, andgive to our Many readers an exhaustive and reliable account of this warvelous mine. The fact that: ot _ a ehare of the stock is offered for sale, je sufficient evidence that there would he av object in placing a false estimate upon the vglue of the mine. The last transfer made was some time since, and then $10 per share was . by the seller. Now. those who gwp:any of it cagnot be Ont ite “enpiti tk éadeaboridg PrN +h igrant Gap immediately, and gave orders that he be well taken care of. ——_* > Friday evening a yonog man who bad been imbiding freely, forgot himself and tajked fight to City Trugvee J.C. Locklin. That genileman, who is well known for the muscular power he possesses, didn’t want to. fight, but weat next morning and ofhis assaidant,. The prisoner plead guilty, in Judge Garthe’s Court. to. the charge of disturbing the peace, and was. given the alte:native of either paying $20 fine, or going to juilfor 20 days. He paid the fine, and now éverything is loves . ly again. 5 * A NEW AWNING. Carpenters were busily engaged yesterday im putting up a new awning in front of the byilding on Commercial street occupied by Thomas’ Restaurant. The new planking being put down on that’ street seems to imbye the property holders along it with a spirit of improvement, and a npmber.e! changesjare to be mace soon. Everything ought to correspond, they . seem to think. , A COLD SPRING SPECIMEN. __A queer! “specimen” was taken from the Cold Spring -mine at the depth of about 100 feet, Thursday. . It ig pothing more nor jess than a volcanic rock. round as a ‘shot, and about 8 inches in diameter. The peculiar shape given to it is due to the action of water, and to the admirer of curious things it is worthy an inspection. It may seen at A, Isoard’s store. (we ee PERSONAL MENTION. j{ Col. H. G. Shaw, editor of. Pacige Life, and son-in-law of Rev. Geo, Davis, is in the city. He will remain here for two or three days. tended jaunt through various parts Of the State, and at the same time taking notes here and there that will prove of interest tu Lis paper's read-: EXPENSIVE ECCENTRICITY. : swore out @ warrant for the arrest}‘been sick for séveral days with fe{not known, many old time friends will rejoice at baving an opportunity. to listen to him once more. : : ALLEMANIA MELTING. There will be a mesting of ‘the Allemannia Club in Leop. Garthe’s office this évening at 7:30 o'clock. A full attendance of members is desired, as business uf importance is to be transacted. > SICK IN JAIL. a Charleton, the colored man corfined in the County Jali on the charge of killing Smith, at Truckee, has ver, —_ —eo FOR ARSON, é Mrs.Mary A Hill, of San Juan, was on trial in the County Coart, on a charge of afgon, yesterday. " At time of sroing to press, the result was EPISCOPAL CHURCH, The Rev. Mr. Davis will preach at the Episcopal Church, in Graas ValJey this evening at the aéual hours. a #M TRE DEVIL. The New York Tribune telle how a Bultimore tramp mistook a gospel tent for a circus the other Sanday. The Rev, Mr. Camm was leading in prayer, aud all the brethren were on their knees, when a figure darted up the aisle with a yell, and mounting the pulpit, gave the Bible ® preparatory whack, und ed to square off as if to address the crowd. The effect was electrical.’ People sprang to their feet und a dozep were pantsloons were in bad repair, his huir was unkempt und his beard unshaven, and although he wore a coat, there was nothing between it and the skin. When be was taken toa police station= he was asked who he was. “1 tell — he exclaimed with “‘V'm the devil! Old Nick! en Fii ibbet! Me ! here ye are for the lower region, getaloug!’’ and a6 he said this he uracked -an imaginary whip. : “A Latiow atount of olemargarine has been sold to Chicago <9 ne butter. The imitation articame. batt factory, laid upon the wild-. looking intrader. His shoes Fs 16 yeurs'ago. by being impressed within the seams of the rock, and pieces of guaitz through which the fine gold was distinetly. seen. when taken aut of tbe vein were . biick, and only exhibited the golden_ yellow are-being submitted to acids. They made # very rich and part of what bad been taken out of the claim as Mr. Jones informed us that be bad taken out a candle box. full of specimens equally as rich. The Black Lead was located iu 1862, by Jones und-Mills, and originally au iuclipe was sunk upon the claim lo the depth of 90 feet, and rich rock and specimens takenout. Afterward other persons became iuterested, and steam hoisting works were put up at a point farther portb, and an incline put-down 250 feet. The theory was thai the pay chute dipped to the north, and should be found in tba uew inchne; but as it was nct found, there, work was. discontinued, and the claim has remained idle for many years until recently, whes Mr,, Jones made a re-location of 1500 fee, on it, and went to work to clean out the originul ipeline, which bad filled in to near the-surfuce. He cleaned out to the depth of 90 feet, and had suuk but a few feet in new ground until he struck rich ‘pay, which has so continued until the present depth of the incline, which is now about 107 feet deep. Driiting and breasting has wlso been carried on until a Gnftisin about 50 feet. About 17 fine ruck, and the rich specimens coxtinue to be found the deeper the incline is carried. As there is no pumping machinery on the claim, sinking can only be doe as the water recedes, which it gradually does. as the dry season advances. At the very bottom of the incline these rich specimens are found and in the drif to the sonthward, in the direction 6! the New York Hill mine, which Shows thet the early workings was done u: der w strong theory—the pay chate dip» south instead of north, Mr. Jones bas been & prospector for many years, and it Bow looks as if and upon the very ground he located Be Bo Py he doue all the — on 2 oe himself, ansisted is boys, pectively 9 and 11 ate Sve ee ee horse at the whim and land the buckety of quartz ag ne ure raised out of A youna ladyfof Cunstitation, Pera, bas introduced a startling novelty in two of ber. . Wie wk Sh ere. t op from a . er tome of it bog easel with real but-. Flour. Tryuit. en ¢ 4 looking us if they had tiken shupe} Phe pieces of geld }attractive display bat furmed only a4. louds_ave now on the dump which is . he is »bout to reap a rich reward;. ~ thinks there are 5,000,000 Americans Pavilien should be made to in Eorope'thié Sumuier. ‘They are. wee ee EBTAsk your Grocer for Red Blut? } ~. MAROUS D. BORUCK, Presi¢en ~~ GEO. G. ALLAN, Prop'r .__MANUFACTURER OF __ a Steam Engines and Boilers, amt nok f Machinery. mg and Styles cf Machinery. a\Eaeel Architectural and Ornetings. Amalgamating Machin. ery oi aJl descriptions. . oy Blacksmithing in a)] its branches, from the 1} ghtest to the heaviest kin’ of work. Cutsivg, Punching and Rolling of Iron for Hydraulic Pipe, which will be mvie and sold by the foot,«rthe material will be cut, rolled and punched, ready to be put together on the ground. For such work the Nevada Found:y has the most complete and extensive machinery in the State. The work done at this establishment can pot be excelled ix the > tate, and the prices charged will be moderate. z Steam Engines, Mining Pumps, Hoisting Gear, Saw, Urist, Quartz and Cement Mills a Gy and all orders filled with despatch. : : a Second Hand Machinery _. For Sale, “Nevada Ofty, Aug. 24th. CALIFORNIA ‘STATE FAIR, FOR 1878. SACRAMENTO, CAL, COMMENCING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. el $50,000 00 CASH, ‘To be Distributed Im Premiume. oo HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVIDED . into Seven Departments, and the Scciety’s Gold Medal To be awarded to the Most Meritorious’ Exhibition ia eack Department. Thore desiring Premium’ wists, will Please notify the Secretary. The Largest Stock Show, —AND— Most Attractive Speed Display, is 1 S&F Public Gale ‘of Thorvughbred Steck on Friday of the Fair. _ Tho Central Pacific Railroad and &' ot Fu catty article tound from the Far, an guaagen Sosa raan ee * 1. eo — « ‘ a : > " Rossrt Conuyer, whois abroad . dt te Faves sbowid ta nvas . Repairing Done on Short Notice: . be necessary, will be sold at public auc. tion, at the office of the Company, Eoom 25 Merchants’ Exchange Building~ Ca]ifornéa Street ,San Francisco,§California, on Friday, ‘the fth day of Septen-ber. 1878, ut the hour of 1 oclock P; M-, of said day, to pay said delinquent assessmut thereon together with costs of advertising and ex-~ penwes of sale. 8, D. ROGERS, ° : Secretary. Office, Room No. -25, Merchants’ Exchange, Calitornia street, San Francisco, California. . > agl3 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. B. W. REAGAN, . Samuel M, Shurtleff, AGENT, OUL® respectfully inform the peoWw of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchased the stock and trade of the late firm of SHURTLEFY & JAMIE. SON and ‘will continue the business at their OLD STAND, Where can always be found as good articlesas carried by any similar house in the City. © LOW PRICES AND GOOD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call and See Us! > Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. = Y Ww is Nevada City, Cal. Aug. 21,1878. ee by to or by the’said ' ‘end perform a)l things in my game.as telly gp myseit =) werk 2 v \ a + —_ — — Ege peas ee ae pe “CRAZY “JUSTICE. Delinquent Sale Notice, D ec nas “ ndipeal value of the Derbec. ‘2&HAD BEEN HUNTING. COULDN'T BEBAVE. ” —s fale Notice, She Du The Dail Granseript naps Tape derful mineral r Lr. t peep * -” UROHIE GOLD & 'SILVER MintNG / 3 r j tl . 1 loon eo Nevada outs ~ ea The edi tor of the Appeal — Tbe Union says that twodls gang The wife of a Yi yergr yo sec “tn Filo ater bi Principal place of beenediednedes NEVADA CITY, CAL : é re E. F. De that Ne. named Jas. N. Carter, of San Frania oral ae or , Calif « Inca ectemreer mma er mee = Ht a . wale the-attontion that they deserve . S = sobdt lain Carson, . Of tramps who have bpeli spending . U2." “Custom House, Inspector, . “Wotler= There ‘wo delinges Loe “TO WH andy Ax 1878. . from-capitalists secking good inyest. ¥ ity ex: * . the Sammer Vacation in the county . went the other day to a “rum shop” . (otlowing degerited stock; on account ot abe Sunday August 25th, + . oe s} Nevada, Thursday, and here’s what]. = burgla. that her husband frequented, to find ssment No.1) levied on the 94 di. ABs Z menta. 4 ae ‘. jail, for participating in the burgla. that her husband fre ted her . f 22%), 1878, ‘the severa’ amounts sn i : Be si ——— roame Of it: * _. + {ry of Weiss’ brewery, in this city, him. :The bar-keeper reques at tte the pane of the respective share. The idea ot ten de ot fe soapeiie for {Ble will Te 7— ere + Oar handsome friend gag oe, he several months ago, and#rere turnpare oeiae . ee he id Gs te ec: a wk of pig’s tatty: ; , E _ -—. the train.yesterday. .Has been ‘y : ~ a . be? busband came 10.” 3 te : . het i for tho T and rodsipt for usin . ioabing a tour of the Inke and tak-. ed-out upon the “wide, wide world,” . and when he came he had ‘her arresBerber Be Trnsies” io” os ont neg e as ee _ out Hame. ae = Two or three days ago, B. Gus-. ing in the fishing and hurting . 4wo days ago, immediately went to/. ted on acharge of bigaip el et pate £8 trae ae 400 80.00 vis freqaently ssn ge cetti purchased a stray bull that had gag oe og Leone Grass Valley and in some mysterious haa! ee cron night er a Bs Barber B r, Trustee, 436 Pc ote me ‘jing sharp go THE WORLD! . authorities some time since, and sent . gy, miles from Tahoe City. This. succeeded, without scrip or purse, in . who imposed the sentence must be a peemerr tD, ig e ~ 260 — bo te _ so inconsisten rai iti a cpuple of men to dead his invest-. promises «well. “In the asset ar making themselves uproariously in. greater dolt than Carter, who i8 8) paay alden HL é tee Po 42° Chinese in’ th! On Thuraday last a small clean-"P. ment out tothe mik-raoch. .T'be Donk ware be Ne ae toxicated, and demeaned them ina contemptible dog. teenie’ poy tvso 200 06 aen guilty-of, Was Rete a the cura apes animal went a little way all right) 5, 4¢ fet bim muke a raise in stocks. manner contrary to the letter and. “~~ ~~ ESP AKE’S BITE. Het EM pal 20 wee aablens onmeary Mine, in Bloomfield township, ia this . and then baulked. : Litenally, it put . and see wht a ome erik are 1D . spirit of the town statutes for such A RAT TUBS! : . FryerRM see . Lbphh cae ‘ intendent Thomas : d, . the Democratic. Convention! Guess : ; ree'and F @, Trast, 652 wen fashion. of: comunity, by gee es hee af the its hoofs sons mat nat ties . be’iamake enongh money tu be willhard cases provided. Per conpanenc’ . The Dutch Flat m says that Freeland & @ Trost, 126 re —— dtd <2 dew Ne ee = — ee ing to be nominated. ‘That's.our. they made the early acquaintance of . on Sunday morning a little son of Pekat toe Aa 25 6.00. plinth officerastock holders and visitors who . yi, actions that be didn’t propose . guess. : officer Dennen and Marshal. Rey. Jas, Temple, of Little York, tine . Precland E-G.Trast-ier 190-200 00. ak Wee rng happened to be there, an opportuni. praceed. Of h obsti . ndered he b to the garden-to pick up_some ap-_\ Freeland EG'rast ait 7 Chinatown th —— Fo Bi = ns Doaeelit a tke 2 FOE . pours Sec ON tT Bi gh EE . nolds, who -tendered-them the hos. to the ¢ enh & Tieo'and Gene te 00 2066 . a ee ee ts = © them tugged with might 6n the rope TheCitizeus Bunk is doing a thriv-. inner sideof the bars of thecalarushed to it, and found bim with Freeland E rest, 495 “Boo bos —— Siege spectators were the following ladies . s:tached-to ite horns, and the othering business these days. President . boose. An accurate inventory -of . blood flowing from a wound. if the Francis G Grate iit” "tho ag he replied -the o ‘aod gentlemen : Mrs. Thos. Mein) got a stick and whacked.away onthe} 98°" © is nimbjeness,. fveir personal wealth was listed, . left hand. :She aeked whavbit him. . Fine samuel, Prost, 357—~. 40. 2° an inspéétion oa g Preston needs ail his nimbieness, pereces: : Sd colnied to a pile of Pobbieh, and . vuoteamen +0 — 80 1¢ 00 : + Mrs. N, P. Brown, of this city ;Gus-. prate as hard ss be knew bow. Morgan and Puttison bave to. hich showed three pen knives and Cae a , utiends witateaioe . 10 06 ‘that this em’ tave Dussol, President of the Com-/ The animal took the treatment in a shake oct seot in the sails of their {a razor. found. Tbe child was taken to the a Semuel, Trust, 499 a ae Kingdom had ; pany. P, Huerne, Vice President }. jamb-like manner for a minute, and . . 4, spreadibg euergy, now and. hoase-immediately and al) known . rlint Samuel, Trast,467 “Ron 122.22 > vious: Amerten : E. Derbec, L. Dutertre, and Dr. J. then,guddenly ‘‘got upon his ear.” again.” If we bad any pea a inne & ROTTEN SANs remedies were applied, but without et rae rato = 20 v0 =o Stripes had b ; ~~-Caltandreau. Fifty-five one of grav-. ty gyarved off like a bullet fromaer prey ee ey eT ee ee gages nh pacnns yes pao gt Flint Samuel, Trust, 642 a ee BS aig stil g i el was raised and washed, and the. gun, and tore down, Spring street. there and let’ em grow up. The Downieville Messevger says olaes. : a one joe ee 7% 10 uses “of a°Ch 4 yield was no less than $18.80 to the! The man who had hold of the rope . oes = that recently in repairing the Sierra ran da rf at) eo “15 35 ee stores of » Chi : i ton ! Only eighty feet, out of about didn’t, bave time, to @ven release his THE PEAOCENE MINE, .County Jaila singular state of afYesterday’s Arrivais at the Rleupfer Fred, 4 : on ‘ane 3 Pi 2 several large A . six hundred feet of boxes, was clean . ,o1d, but went along too. _ After he : fairs was found to exist in the cell UNION HOTEL, pene Lie re Pos: “B0 00 for sale, The ed up, making the resylt in “thet had been “dragyed some distance,. Manson & Archambauit, are bus-. known asthe dark cell. Owing to NEVSDA CITY, CAL. Rleupter Fred. tee 8? reson ‘buy then’ for ; 3 neigborhood of $2 or $3 less-fer ton) the rope was .wrenched -from his . ily at work g.tting the muchivery . its being very dark it is never used. JACOB N AFFZIGER, Prop’r . Lauder Mre‘s ae aS = = os a te ‘ingen [ than it would otherwise have been. . band, and Taurus went on,unimped. fixed at the Pliocene mine prepara. unless the Jail is crowded. Bebind. .— x Merchic Bt, ggg 32-600 ea = While such figures may seota almost . 43 gnd rejoicing. _~« } tory to sinking. They will put in [the door, and in a.corner of the réom. . Dr, Callandreau-San Francisco . MurchieJohnC,#r. 38 950-3088 <f ~ inake of them "fabulous to sonie of our readers, they ee steam pump capable of throwing at! where no water could get, a portion. . P Huerne eae pba heal es “ ko ae sone @. tails bow to, nevertheless can be relied upot a8/ JHSTAKEN FOR A GRIZZLY. least-80. inches of water, and with its . o¢ the heavy boiler iron covering of L Dutertre : ’ . — yee C, tr; 416 loo a oe : Z ADOLPH a strictly correct, It is the first reghelp there is no doubt of their being . 1,4 goor at east a foot square was Ce mt “ menke Joba g. Sr. a7 100 2000 ular washing of cléar gravel made. A few nights since as Tod Robin. gble to keep the shaft clear.—Down. ¢4u44 to be as brittle as a soda crack"WJ Jes 4 soning CSF. 421 i Ie bond sh icins s a ~--by-the-Company,but it ie all_sufli-. gon,-who represents the war interests jevilleMessenger. ee . er, ‘Phe iron . was ae thick as it-ev= . Mrs Jobnston & 2 ¢'Moore’s Flat Murchie Tawes s 382 boo edad argoment of tl cient to denionatrate the wonderful . of tae , Fall Creek Mining Company, cuaues On PULEITS. Jer bad been, but so thoroaghly oxig psy ag muck Samm a’cae’ 280 i” 00 6f the: P. opis ______._._ tichness of the mine, which is_ad-. was riding along Colbertsun grade, } 0 _____ idined-that-o plese two Inches eqaare . —yy-7a td . More famen 8, B88 1009000 I. sonfotudted ati ‘iitted on every ‘hand to be the rich. bis mye stopped, shied, and refuged Rev. 8. A. Reddinig, of North San cou id be readily crenbled eo witht i cas = = a Mare i eJamess, so +e 180 00 ‘the paki 5 est and miost extensive gravel de-. to go bead. Robinson peered . say, will exchange pylpits with. the fingers. The question is, what. EM Huntly Bloomfeld =. Muremegamenr 582 Soo Joowo dict, if posaib) “posit ta the ‘State, and “probably in . throughithe duckoegs, and discover-. p WS "Trmy, and will occupy . caused wis particular spot to become . —*! Lynch Blue-Fent_—— pirshie jane Wt, oho 86 c0. ‘lot a verdiet o' 1d ed an object insthe middle of tbe nage oe = E Cornell Willow Valley. Murchie Jumes®, _ 593 70 3400 ae the known world. S eG jealy . tbe Palpit of the sethodist Church . so rotten. There is no apparent reaMorgan Leura, . '471 he tse5 rod in the ina: mete ‘The main tunnel. rnoning west is eee weniger "ie ge pe Lin this city,-on Sanday,morping end . gon why-it should have-been iw any } : ie Seren. =o o_o — os nud the pris nowin eighty feet ; a branch tun-. bear, be ral wind Hed § ‘ 4 evening, at the usual hours of wor-. .svorse condition than any other part. bes hee af loo 90 00 -The Court roo nel is being run in s southerly direc. be was armed, and fired two or-turee ship. All are cordially invited to atoa ° oS (Payne, JW, trnses, 367 loo’ 2000 ‘ators when th tion, and lias already progressed tun . Shots. At the lust report, a buman . ) 4 " <THE BLACK LEAD. id tee tre abet County,A48lkogers 8D, Trustee, 606. «25050 00 the clerk anuo FY : b h 1 goi ery was heard. Goirg up tothe ob-. ; ~ : od . naa Bee aa ee Snider A, Trustee, 504 800 16000 ; anuo vet, while.a branch tunnel going, Cry ee % Sheet a = Meme Snider A, Truster, 508 260 ° 5000 trial, a stort ‘porth is to be commenced shortly. . ject at which he had shot, Robinson BAPTIS f CHURCH. It,has been reported for several —~. Snid«r’A, ‘trustee, 617 600 120 00 : sive d Patrick Fi ] { , . weeks tr. t very rich quartz was beNIVADA POUNDER T . imi jert Trustee, 538 bes “Tose Plause went u; Already enough gravel has been de. found Patrick Flynn, an employe o ing taken from the “Black Lead,’’?. "* = ¥* . « ert: Truste*, 647 500 100 eo ‘The testianony Yeloped to.consume many. months in . the Fall Creek Water Company, ly-. Rey Mr, Worth, formerly .«.zesi-. on Néw York Hill, and yesterdiy. = . © = —AND— rare beuss. Oe" ae ee cution dariig constant washing, every foot of the. ingin the dust, One of the balls. ao: ang pastor ia this city, will . Mr. Jobn Jones, the owner of the MACHINE SHOP ells Francis H, Tr, 121 loo 2u 00 eSunsi : from the fifle had tsken effoct-in the ee * . Glaim,-showed us some of the pro: And in accordance with law, and an or nceded to be ee @ of his} The shooter preach at the, Baptist Charch, morne dnet,-which area number of pieces . Spring Street. .°.:. >. Nevada City. . det of the Board of Directcrs, made on . 20 weigit,and ~ gold.; As the opening up of this . calf of one of his legs. : he a ing and evening, tc-day. His. ¢f pure gold, in leaves and plates, : the fecond day of July, 187860 many ed: ‘ : chad the wounded man taken to Em— theirin to indi -sbonld not ha he was. Mons “were attorneys ‘they conductac _ that reflects th “their legal abil bent every ene client’s interes ‘is generally rej -importance to , AQ A certain m:; city who is no of the freahsir ly indulging, ; it into his hes Around some o} ‘stead of doing under the sam purchasing th E he went to + enough sidebo: _ which he lived ‘with. Now tl new fence ther needed bad enc time, the house ~#4ps here and throigh whic the interior of ; ments. Wien tomes the man his Pants and < dig holes. It's ver, and conse dusiness. But THE INDEP: The social ps . nee Hall on F benefit of the I: Club, was a . The attendance Music (Prof, C. lading six in fine. The men Joyment of tho ‘nate asto be p may Le conside -Feally vatistacto ° ke

is continue, and it-is impossible to form an‘ idea of the magnitude of the channel, which so far has developed" azo boundaries. The permanency of ‘qhe find is no longer a matter of any doubt, .If not. another inch of drift‘gng was done, a very long tite ‘. would elapse before the gravel now '“.witbin reach could be disposed of. At present only seven or eight tons of gravel a day is being, taken out, ‘That amount represents what is come in contact with in puslriag the tunnel and rifts abead. Phe capacity of the hoisting works, how“over, “will permis. of five hundred tons being raised each day, and it will not be long before they will be tupted to that extent. The first ladies who ever went into the Derbec mine were Mrs. ‘Thomas Mein, and Mrs. N. P. “Brown, who were taken down in ‘one of the new cages, on Thursday Jast. During their presence in the lower depths, these ladies secured _some very rich specimens, many of which were to be readily detected on . every: hand. Unaccustomed although they are to visiting mines, and conseyuently unversed regard-, ing-ordiaary signs of gold, they say that in the Derbec Bonanza it would be necessary to close their eyes to ~ shutout the sight of the glittering gold, Whilein one of the drifts “they picked up between $7 and $8 worth of specimens. _ In the face ‘of figures and facts, some incredulous bodies have insisted . ~ that the TRANSCRIPT has in its references to the Derbec mine overrated ite true value. We not only deny that assertion, but claim that the half has not yet been told, -Betore long a well-poeted reporter will visit the mine, inspect it thorough‘ly,to. his own satisfaction, andgive to our Many readers an exhaustive and reliable account of this warvelous mine. The fact that: ot _ a ehare of the stock is offered for sale, je sufficient evidence that there would he av object in placing a false estimate upon the vglue of the mine. The last transfer made was some time since, and then $10 per share was . by the seller. Now. those who gwp:any of it cagnot be Ont ite “enpiti tk éadeaboridg PrN +h igrant Gap immediately, and gave orders that he be well taken care of. ——_* > Friday evening a yonog man who bad been imbiding freely, forgot himself and tajked fight to City Trugvee J.C. Locklin. That genileman, who is well known for the muscular power he possesses, didn’t want to. fight, but weat next morning and ofhis assaidant,. The prisoner plead guilty, in Judge Garthe’s Court. to. the charge of disturbing the peace, and was. given the alte:native of either paying $20 fine, or going to juilfor 20 days. He paid the fine, and now éverything is loves . ly again. 5 * A NEW AWNING. Carpenters were busily engaged yesterday im putting up a new awning in front of the byilding on Commercial street occupied by Thomas’ Restaurant. The new planking being put down on that’ street seems to imbye the property holders along it with a spirit of improvement, and a npmber.e! changesjare to be mace soon. Everything ought to correspond, they . seem to think. , A COLD SPRING SPECIMEN. __A queer! “specimen” was taken from the Cold Spring -mine at the depth of about 100 feet, Thursday. . It ig pothing more nor jess than a volcanic rock. round as a ‘shot, and about 8 inches in diameter. The peculiar shape given to it is due to the action of water, and to the admirer of curious things it is worthy an inspection. It may seen at A, Isoard’s store. (we ee PERSONAL MENTION. j{ Col. H. G. Shaw, editor of. Pacige Life, and son-in-law of Rev. Geo, Davis, is in the city. He will remain here for two or three days. tended jaunt through various parts Of the State, and at the same time taking notes here and there that will prove of interest tu Lis paper's read-: EXPENSIVE ECCENTRICITY. : swore out @ warrant for the arrest}‘been sick for séveral days with fe{not known, many old time friends will rejoice at baving an opportunity. to listen to him once more. : : ALLEMANIA MELTING. There will be a mesting of ‘the Allemannia Club in Leop. Garthe’s office this évening at 7:30 o'clock. A full attendance of members is desired, as business uf importance is to be transacted. > SICK IN JAIL. a Charleton, the colored man corfined in the County Jali on the charge of killing Smith, at Truckee, has ver, —_ —eo FOR ARSON, é Mrs.Mary A Hill, of San Juan, was on trial in the County Coart, on a charge of afgon, yesterday. " At time of sroing to press, the result was EPISCOPAL CHURCH, The Rev. Mr. Davis will preach at the Episcopal Church, in Graas ValJey this evening at the aéual hours. a #M TRE DEVIL. The New York Tribune telle how a Bultimore tramp mistook a gospel tent for a circus the other Sanday. The Rev, Mr. Camm was leading in prayer, aud all the brethren were on their knees, when a figure darted up the aisle with a yell, and mounting the pulpit, gave the Bible ® preparatory whack, und ed to square off as if to address the crowd. The effect was electrical.’ People sprang to their feet und a dozep were pantsloons were in bad repair, his huir was unkempt und his beard unshaven, and although he wore a coat, there was nothing between it and the skin. When be was taken toa police station= he was asked who he was. “1 tell — he exclaimed with “‘V'm the devil! Old Nick! en Fii ibbet! Me ! here ye are for the lower region, getaloug!’’ and a6 he said this he uracked -an imaginary whip. : “A Latiow atount of olemargarine has been sold to Chicago <9 ne butter. The imitation articame. batt factory, laid upon the wild-. looking intrader. His shoes Fs 16 yeurs'ago. by being impressed within the seams of the rock, and pieces of guaitz through which the fine gold was distinetly. seen. when taken aut of tbe vein were . biick, and only exhibited the golden_ yellow are-being submitted to acids. They made # very rich and part of what bad been taken out of the claim as Mr. Jones informed us that be bad taken out a candle box. full of specimens equally as rich. The Black Lead was located iu 1862, by Jones und-Mills, and originally au iuclipe was sunk upon the claim lo the depth of 90 feet, and rich rock and specimens takenout. Afterward other persons became iuterested, and steam hoisting works were put up at a point farther portb, and an incline put-down 250 feet. The theory was thai the pay chute dipped to the north, and should be found in tba uew inchne; but as it was nct found, there, work was. discontinued, and the claim has remained idle for many years until recently, whes Mr,, Jones made a re-location of 1500 fee, on it, and went to work to clean out the originul ipeline, which bad filled in to near the-surfuce. He cleaned out to the depth of 90 feet, and had suuk but a few feet in new ground until he struck rich ‘pay, which has so continued until the present depth of the incline, which is now about 107 feet deep. Driiting and breasting has wlso been carried on until a Gnftisin about 50 feet. About 17 fine ruck, and the rich specimens coxtinue to be found the deeper the incline is carried. As there is no pumping machinery on the claim, sinking can only be doe as the water recedes, which it gradually does. as the dry season advances. At the very bottom of the incline these rich specimens are found and in the drif to the sonthward, in the direction 6! the New York Hill mine, which Shows thet the early workings was done u: der w strong theory—the pay chate dip» south instead of north, Mr. Jones bas been & prospector for many years, and it Bow looks as if and upon the very ground he located Be Bo Py he doue all the — on 2 oe himself, ansisted is boys, pectively 9 and 11 ate Sve ee ee horse at the whim and land the buckety of quartz ag ne ure raised out of A youna ladyfof Cunstitation, Pera, bas introduced a startling novelty in two of ber. . Wie wk Sh ere. t op from a . er tome of it bog easel with real but-.

Flour. Tryuit. en ¢ 4 looking us if they had tiken shupe} Phe pieces of geld }attractive display bat furmed only a4. louds_ave now on the dump which is . he is »bout to reap a rich reward;. ~ thinks there are 5,000,000 Americans Pavilien should be made to in Eorope'thié Sumuier. ‘They are. wee ee EBTAsk your Grocer for Red Blut? } ~. MAROUS D. BORUCK, Presi¢en ~~ GEO. G. ALLAN, Prop'r .__MANUFACTURER OF __ a Steam Engines and Boilers, amt nok f Machinery. mg and Styles cf Machinery. a\Eaeel Architectural and Ornetings. Amalgamating Machin. ery oi aJl descriptions. . oy Blacksmithing in a)] its branches, from the 1} ghtest to the heaviest kin’ of work. Cutsivg, Punching and Rolling of Iron for Hydraulic Pipe, which will be mvie and sold by the foot,«rthe material will be cut, rolled and punched, ready to be put together on the ground. For such work the Nevada Found:y has the most complete and extensive machinery in the State. The work done at this establishment can pot be excelled ix the > tate, and the prices charged will be moderate. z Steam Engines, Mining Pumps, Hoisting Gear, Saw, Urist, Quartz and Cement Mills a Gy and all orders filled with despatch. : : a Second Hand Machinery _. For Sale, “Nevada Ofty, Aug. 24th. CALIFORNIA ‘STATE FAIR, FOR 1878. SACRAMENTO, CAL, COMMENCING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. el $50,000 00 CASH, ‘To be Distributed Im Premiume. oo HE EXHIBITION WiLL BE DIVIDED . into Seven Departments, and the Scciety’s Gold Medal To be awarded to the Most Meritorious’ Exhibition ia eack Department. Thore desiring Premium’ wists, will Please notify the Secretary. The Largest Stock Show, —AND— Most Attractive Speed Display, is 1 S&F Public Gale ‘of Thorvughbred Steck on Friday of the Fair. _ Tho Central Pacific Railroad and &' ot Fu catty article tound from the Far, an guaagen Sosa raan ee * 1. eo — « ‘ a : > " Rossrt Conuyer, whois abroad . dt te Faves sbowid ta nvas . Repairing Done on Short Notice: . be necessary, will be sold at public auc. tion, at the office of the Company, Eoom 25 Merchants’ Exchange Building~ Ca]ifornéa Street ,San Francisco,§California, on Friday, ‘the fth day of Septen-ber. 1878, ut the hour of 1 oclock P; M-, of said day, to pay said delinquent assessmut thereon together with costs of advertising and ex-~ penwes of sale. 8, D. ROGERS, ° : Secretary. Office, Room No. -25, Merchants’ Exchange, Calitornia street, San Francisco, California. . > agl3 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &c. B. W. REAGAN, . Samuel M, Shurtleff, AGENT, OUL® respectfully inform the peoWw of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchased the stock and trade of the late firm of SHURTLEFY & JAMIE. SON and ‘will continue the business at their OLD STAND, Where can always be found as good articlesas carried by any similar house in the City. © LOW PRICES AND GOOD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call and See Us! > Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. = Y Ww is Nevada City, Cal. Aug. 21,1878. ee by to or by the’said ' ‘end perform a)l things in my game.as telly gp myseit =) werk 2 v \ a + —_ — — Ege peas ee ae pe “CRAZY “JUSTICE. Delinquent Sale Notice, D ec nas “ ndipeal value of the Derbec. ‘2&HAD BEEN HUNTING. COULDN'T BEBAVE. ” —s fale Notice, She Du The Dail Granseript naps Tape derful mineral r Lr. t peep * -” UROHIE GOLD & 'SILVER MintNG / 3 r j tl . 1 loon eo Nevada outs ~ ea The edi tor of the Appeal — Tbe Union says that twodls gang The wife of a Yi yergr yo sec “tn Filo ater bi Principal place of beenediednedes NEVADA CITY, CAL : é re E. F. De that Ne. named Jas. N. Carter, of San Frania oral ae or , Calif « Inca ectemreer mma er mee = Ht a . wale the-attontion that they deserve . S = sobdt lain Carson, . Of tramps who have bpeli spending . U2." “Custom House, Inspector, . “Wotler= There ‘wo delinges Loe “TO WH andy Ax 1878. . from-capitalists secking good inyest. ¥ ity ex: * . the Sammer Vacation in the county . went the other day to a “rum shop” . (otlowing degerited stock; on account ot abe Sunday August 25th, + . oe s} Nevada, Thursday, and here’s what]. = burgla. that her husband frequented, to find ssment No.1) levied on the 94 di. ABs Z menta. 4 ae ‘. jail, for participating in the burgla. that her husband fre ted her . f 22%), 1878, ‘the severa’ amounts sn i : Be si ——— roame Of it: * _. + {ry of Weiss’ brewery, in this city, him. :The bar-keeper reques at tte the pane of the respective share. The idea ot ten de ot fe soapeiie for {Ble will Te 7— ere + Oar handsome friend gag oe, he several months ago, and#rere turnpare oeiae . ee he id Gs te ec: a wk of pig’s tatty: ; , E _ -—. the train.yesterday. .Has been ‘y : ~ a . be? busband came 10.” 3 te : . het i for tho T and rodsipt for usin . ioabing a tour of the Inke and tak-. ed-out upon the “wide, wide world,” . and when he came he had ‘her arresBerber Be Trnsies” io” os ont neg e as ee _ out Hame. ae = Two or three days ago, B. Gus-. ing in the fishing and hurting . 4wo days ago, immediately went to/. ted on acharge of bigaip el et pate £8 trae ae 400 80.00 vis freqaently ssn ge cetti purchased a stray bull that had gag oe og Leone Grass Valley and in some mysterious haa! ee cron night er a Bs Barber B r, Trustee, 436 Pc ote me ‘jing sharp go THE WORLD! . authorities some time since, and sent . gy, miles from Tahoe City. This. succeeded, without scrip or purse, in . who imposed the sentence must be a peemerr tD, ig e ~ 260 — bo te _ so inconsisten rai iti a cpuple of men to dead his invest-. promises «well. “In the asset ar making themselves uproariously in. greater dolt than Carter, who i8 8) paay alden HL é tee Po 42° Chinese in’ th! On Thuraday last a small clean-"P. ment out tothe mik-raoch. .T'be Donk ware be Ne ae toxicated, and demeaned them ina contemptible dog. teenie’ poy tvso 200 06 aen guilty-of, Was Rete a the cura apes animal went a little way all right) 5, 4¢ fet bim muke a raise in stocks. manner contrary to the letter and. “~~ ~~ ESP AKE’S BITE. Het EM pal 20 wee aablens onmeary Mine, in Bloomfield township, ia this . and then baulked. : Litenally, it put . and see wht a ome erik are 1D . spirit of the town statutes for such A RAT TUBS! : . FryerRM see . Lbphh cae ‘ intendent Thomas : d, . the Democratic. Convention! Guess : ; ree'and F @, Trast, 652 wen fashion. of: comunity, by gee es hee af the its hoofs sons mat nat ties . be’iamake enongh money tu be willhard cases provided. Per conpanenc’ . The Dutch Flat m says that Freeland & @ Trost, 126 re —— dtd <2 dew Ne ee = — ee ing to be nominated. ‘That's.our. they made the early acquaintance of . on Sunday morning a little son of Pekat toe Aa 25 6.00. plinth officerastock holders and visitors who . yi, actions that be didn’t propose . guess. : officer Dennen and Marshal. Rey. Jas, Temple, of Little York, tine . Precland E-G.Trast-ier 190-200 00. ak Wee rng happened to be there, an opportuni. praceed. Of h obsti . ndered he b to the garden-to pick up_some ap-_\ Freeland EG'rast ait 7 Chinatown th —— Fo Bi = ns Doaeelit a tke 2 FOE . pours Sec ON tT Bi gh EE . nolds, who -tendered-them the hos. to the ¢ enh & Tieo'and Gene te 00 2066 . a ee ee ts = © them tugged with might 6n the rope TheCitizeus Bunk is doing a thriv-. inner sideof the bars of thecalarushed to it, and found bim with Freeland E rest, 495 “Boo bos —— Siege spectators were the following ladies . s:tached-to ite horns, and the othering business these days. President . boose. An accurate inventory -of . blood flowing from a wound. if the Francis G Grate iit” "tho ag he replied -the o ‘aod gentlemen : Mrs. Thos. Mein) got a stick and whacked.away onthe} 98°" © is nimbjeness,. fveir personal wealth was listed, . left hand. :She aeked whavbit him. . Fine samuel, Prost, 357—~. 40. 2° an inspéétion oa g Preston needs ail his nimbieness, pereces: : Sd colnied to a pile of Pobbieh, and . vuoteamen +0 — 80 1¢ 00 : + Mrs. N, P. Brown, of this city ;Gus-. prate as hard ss be knew bow. Morgan and Puttison bave to. hich showed three pen knives and Cae a , utiends witateaioe . 10 06 ‘that this em’ tave Dussol, President of the Com-/ The animal took the treatment in a shake oct seot in the sails of their {a razor. found. Tbe child was taken to the a Semuel, Trust, 499 a ae Kingdom had ; pany. P, Huerne, Vice President }. jamb-like manner for a minute, and . . 4, spreadibg euergy, now and. hoase-immediately and al) known . rlint Samuel, Trast,467 “Ron 122.22 > vious: Amerten : E. Derbec, L. Dutertre, and Dr. J. then,guddenly ‘‘got upon his ear.” again.” If we bad any pea a inne & ROTTEN SANs remedies were applied, but without et rae rato = 20 v0 =o Stripes had b ; ~~-Caltandreau. Fifty-five one of grav-. ty gyarved off like a bullet fromaer prey ee ey eT ee ee gages nh pacnns yes pao gt Flint Samuel, Trust, 642 a ee BS aig stil g i el was raised and washed, and the. gun, and tore down, Spring street. there and let’ em grow up. The Downieville Messevger says olaes. : a one joe ee 7% 10 uses “of a°Ch 4 yield was no less than $18.80 to the! The man who had hold of the rope . oes = that recently in repairing the Sierra ran da rf at) eo “15 35 ee stores of » Chi : i ton ! Only eighty feet, out of about didn’t, bave time, to @ven release his THE PEAOCENE MINE, .County Jaila singular state of afYesterday’s Arrivais at the Rleupfer Fred, 4 : on ‘ane 3 Pi 2 several large A . six hundred feet of boxes, was clean . ,o1d, but went along too. _ After he : fairs was found to exist in the cell UNION HOTEL, pene Lie re Pos: “B0 00 for sale, The ed up, making the resylt in “thet had been “dragyed some distance,. Manson & Archambauit, are bus-. known asthe dark cell. Owing to NEVSDA CITY, CAL. Rleupter Fred. tee 8? reson ‘buy then’ for ; 3 neigborhood of $2 or $3 less-fer ton) the rope was .wrenched -from his . ily at work g.tting the muchivery . its being very dark it is never used. JACOB N AFFZIGER, Prop’r . Lauder Mre‘s ae aS = = os a te ‘ingen [ than it would otherwise have been. . band, and Taurus went on,unimped. fixed at the Pliocene mine prepara. unless the Jail is crowded. Bebind. .— x Merchic Bt, ggg 32-600 ea = While such figures may seota almost . 43 gnd rejoicing. _~« } tory to sinking. They will put in [the door, and in a.corner of the réom. . Dr, Callandreau-San Francisco . MurchieJohnC,#r. 38 950-3088 <f ~ inake of them "fabulous to sonie of our readers, they ee steam pump capable of throwing at! where no water could get, a portion. . P Huerne eae pba heal es “ ko ae sone @. tails bow to, nevertheless can be relied upot a8/ JHSTAKEN FOR A GRIZZLY. least-80. inches of water, and with its . o¢ the heavy boiler iron covering of L Dutertre : ’ . — yee C, tr; 416 loo a oe : Z ADOLPH a strictly correct, It is the first reghelp there is no doubt of their being . 1,4 goor at east a foot square was Ce mt “ menke Joba g. Sr. a7 100 2000 ular washing of cléar gravel made. A few nights since as Tod Robin. gble to keep the shaft clear.—Down. ¢4u44 to be as brittle as a soda crack"WJ Jes 4 soning CSF. 421 i Ie bond sh icins s a ~--by-the-Company,but it ie all_sufli-. gon,-who represents the war interests jevilleMessenger. ee . er, ‘Phe iron . was ae thick as it-ev= . Mrs Jobnston & 2 ¢'Moore’s Flat Murchie Tawes s 382 boo edad argoment of tl cient to denionatrate the wonderful . of tae , Fall Creek Mining Company, cuaues On PULEITS. Jer bad been, but so thoroaghly oxig psy ag muck Samm a’cae’ 280 i” 00 6f the: P. opis ______._._ tichness of the mine, which is_ad-. was riding along Colbertsun grade, } 0 _____ idined-that-o plese two Inches eqaare . —yy-7a td . More famen 8, B88 1009000 I. sonfotudted ati ‘iitted on every ‘hand to be the rich. bis mye stopped, shied, and refuged Rev. 8. A. Reddinig, of North San cou id be readily crenbled eo witht i cas = = a Mare i eJamess, so +e 180 00 ‘the paki 5 est and miost extensive gravel de-. to go bead. Robinson peered . say, will exchange pylpits with. the fingers. The question is, what. EM Huntly Bloomfeld =. Muremegamenr 582 Soo Joowo dict, if posaib) “posit ta the ‘State, and “probably in . throughithe duckoegs, and discover-. p WS "Trmy, and will occupy . caused wis particular spot to become . —*! Lynch Blue-Fent_—— pirshie jane Wt, oho 86 c0. ‘lot a verdiet o' 1d ed an object insthe middle of tbe nage oe = E Cornell Willow Valley. Murchie Jumes®, _ 593 70 3400 ae the known world. S eG jealy . tbe Palpit of the sethodist Church . so rotten. There is no apparent reaMorgan Leura, . '471 he tse5 rod in the ina: mete ‘The main tunnel. rnoning west is eee weniger "ie ge pe Lin this city,-on Sanday,morping end . gon why-it should have-been iw any } : ie Seren. =o o_o — os nud the pris nowin eighty feet ; a branch tun-. bear, be ral wind Hed § ‘ 4 evening, at the usual hours of wor-. .svorse condition than any other part. bes hee af loo 90 00 -The Court roo nel is being run in s southerly direc. be was armed, and fired two or-turee ship. All are cordially invited to atoa ° oS (Payne, JW, trnses, 367 loo’ 2000 ‘ators when th tion, and lias already progressed tun . Shots. At the lust report, a buman . ) 4 " <THE BLACK LEAD. id tee tre abet County,A48lkogers 8D, Trustee, 606. «25050 00 the clerk anuo FY : b h 1 goi ery was heard. Goirg up tothe ob-. ; ~ : od . naa Bee aa ee Snider A, Trustee, 504 800 16000 ; anuo vet, while.a branch tunnel going, Cry ee % Sheet a = Meme Snider A, Truster, 508 260 ° 5000 trial, a stort ‘porth is to be commenced shortly. . ject at which he had shot, Robinson BAPTIS f CHURCH. It,has been reported for several —~. Snid«r’A, ‘trustee, 617 600 120 00 : sive d Patrick Fi ] { , . weeks tr. t very rich quartz was beNIVADA POUNDER T . imi jert Trustee, 538 bes “Tose Plause went u; Already enough gravel has been de. found Patrick Flynn, an employe o ing taken from the “Black Lead,’’?. "* = ¥* . « ert: Truste*, 647 500 100 eo ‘The testianony Yeloped to.consume many. months in . the Fall Creek Water Company, ly-. Rey Mr, Worth, formerly .«.zesi-. on Néw York Hill, and yesterdiy. = . © = —AND— rare beuss. Oe" ae ee cution dariig constant washing, every foot of the. ingin the dust, One of the balls. ao: ang pastor ia this city, will . Mr. Jobn Jones, the owner of the MACHINE SHOP ells Francis H, Tr, 121 loo 2u 00 eSunsi : from the fifle had tsken effoct-in the ee * . Glaim,-showed us some of the pro: And in accordance with law, and an or nceded to be ee @ of his} The shooter preach at the, Baptist Charch, morne dnet,-which area number of pieces . Spring Street. .°.:. >. Nevada City. . det of the Board of Directcrs, made on . 20 weigit,and ~ gold.; As the opening up of this . calf of one of his legs. : he a ing and evening, tc-day. His. ¢f pure gold, in leaves and plates, : the fecond day of July, 187860 many ed: ‘ : chad the wounded man taken to Em— theirin to indi -sbonld not ha he was. Mons “were attorneys ‘they conductac _ that reflects th “their legal abil bent every ene client’s interes ‘is generally rej -importance to , AQ A certain m:; city who is no of the freahsir ly indulging, ; it into his hes Around some o} ‘stead of doing under the sam purchasing th E he went to + enough sidebo: _ which he lived ‘with. Now tl new fence ther needed bad enc time, the house ~#4ps here and throigh whic the interior of ; ments. Wien tomes the man his Pants and < dig holes. It's ver, and conse dusiness. But THE INDEP: The social ps . nee Hall on F benefit of the I: Club, was a . The attendance Music (Prof, C. lading six in fine. The men Joyment of tho ‘nate asto be p may Le conside -Feally vatistacto ° ke