August 3, 1872 (4 pages)

\* . \ ed 60 admirably over the entire land She Daily Transcript NEVADA s Es, GAle Pw by ¥OR PRESIDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. _ ft OB, YIGE, PRESIDENT, Bee HENRY. WiLSOR, yuxcroms ar LAnoz, — JOHMB. FELTON. JOHN-Y. MILLER. . pitrtnior ELECTORS, FIRST DIBTRICT. .CLAUS 8PRECKELS., seoORD DISTRICT. sod EB THIRD DISTRICT. Tiss ©. GOOD TOURTH DISTRICT. .seeeeP. HL ROSE. For CoNGRESS, H. F. PAGE. 5 ane prima TERRES vy idice, ‘80 wedded to party, that they cannot see that our netionPavancing, « our taxed growing beng” oor currency becoming par Es, interest of the ¢0u: and all this és directly attributable to the wise and, prudent administration éduntry is growidg, of affairs by Gen, Grant. Capital is always weiisitive to politicul changes, and would be thrown into the direst vonfusion by & change so radical fis the election of Mr: Greeley to the office of President of the United States, His financial vagaries aré well known to the business men of the country, and, with few exceptions, all classes of them believe that if his theories were put in practice a revulsion woukd follow that woud wretk the most of us. For instance, Mr. Greeley has ull along, since 1866, insisted upon the immediate tssumption of specie payments. We do not know of a single financier. who does not tonsider this policy utterly ruinous to the finances of the vountry. It would close up ouf’ manufactories, break our merchants, ruin our laboring men, and prostrate the whole land in the most. fearful financial storm that ever swept over & people. ‘Yhe administration of General Grant, on the other hand, has insist6d on the gradual payment of the principal of the national debt; and the prompt payment of the interest. ‘this pohey strictly adhered to has uceomplished wonders in bringing gold down and in raising the value of our currency. Gradually, without unnecessary burdens upon the people, without prostrating business, we are approaching the period when our currency will be at par, our national debt funded as so to be easily managed, and our taxes reduced to a point that will excite no complaint. ‘ur great cities are particularly interested in keeping the affairs of the yovernment in steady hands, for somumerce and manufactures, on which they live, cannot thrive under any kind of revolutiot; much less a financial revulsion; The policy of the present administration has workt the oldest business men cannot reme any period equal to the last four years for general prosperity. it is pro now to put into the Presidential chair a crotchety theoriter, who has been an extravagant ugitatot about ‘every thing, from Graham bread to Cundurango, frem the highest of high tarifls to the itreat treaty with free trade enthusi~asts. Con the business of the sountry afford to invest all it had in Mr. Greeley’s innumerable notioiis? Can capitalists see their way through the crude philosophies of the great and good mat who wanted to resume © paynién wixty per dent premium? Can laboring men trust their interests in the hands of a man Who, though an honorable, laborious bitizen, would reduce labet in the United States to the same Gondition. under which it is oppresked in’ the old country? The immodiate resumption of specie payments would overwhelm .the whole’ land with want, and gaunt famine would stalk into many a poor net's house: “Phe laboring ian id) interested in keeping the business ot ‘the eountty in a than even the There is . P nore intense’ merchutt or manuiacturer. 1. afc five instead of those who aré tn. prosperity is déaply fwvolved in the : wealth of the countiy a huiidred. per * . prosperity, we are requested to dis. when gold was at of some iccmiadied people, ‘that any change may bring opportunities for yaining wealth. «Such folks ‘ilways go for the amen who are out ‘The ey imagine that good will vabtays feiné{from political ebanges. Qar m’ eonvictio# is that bubinéss issues before the country, and that the mést sedat4; Most careful, most successful busfiiess mcn will not enconrage the hopes of the excellent farmer of Chappaqua: Four. years anore of prudent financiering, of honest povernnient, will” réedtice our ee to the minimam, pat our.eredit on a basis that cannot be moved, reheuseder debt three hundred millions, bring us very near specie payment, ‘. and increase. the . business and the While jn this highway of national fniss a tried; tree, faithfal, suecessful President, and put in a delightful and venerable inventor of political, gimcracks. Has there ever been in’ the history of Otir nation sfch a palpable appeal t6 human ignorémce and imbecility as that made byape little knot of pretended “Liberals” who have recently been swallowed by the Demotratic witale? We tke fun, and can stand a jake as well as most folks, but when it comes to such thitig as this we stand aghiast, and cafpot see what the nation is. to get in réturn for the grotesque performancer called politics and-morality by the beautifal set who have ron this Liberal stampede straight into Tammany Hall: The whole nation is meekly beggéd to' invest all its goods in a grand gift enterprise got up by these lively reformers. Let men consider how far this joke can safely be carried, and if the prosperity of the country is dearer to them than the personal interests of a few hungry office seekers, let them act with a decision that will bear us safely through thecentest. We have no doubt that such will be the result. Narrow Gauge Railroad [his subject of narrow gauge railroads is beginning to attract that attention in California that its importatice deserves. This system of roads has been thoroughty tested in the Eastern States, and has proved a most undoubted success. In fact it is the only feasible means of preventing, or at least holding in check, the encroachments of grasping monopolies whose exactions bid fair to enslavé the people of the country, and hold then completely at the merey of sdulless corporations. In the adoption of this system, by which the ownership and control of thé roads is held by the people of the various districts constructing them, a fair tariff of rates for the transportation of passengers and freights is maintained, and the prosperity and growth of the covntry is independent of the will and caprice of corporation kings and monopoly autocrats. Competition, which. is suid to be the. life of trade, has a healthy effect in every department of the affairs of life, and in no other cuse is this more fully demonstrated than in the construction, management and control of the railroads of the country. In Nevada, Placer,;Solano, Yolo and other counties of California, the people ‘pave fairly awak ned to the importanee of the constraction, within their own borders, of narrow gauge roads which shall be under their own contro} and not subject to the arbitrary rule of a few mowopolista who, if not checked in their career, would reduce the people of the catintry into a condition of actual serf-ship. In the grain-growing districts of the valley vdunities, roads are being “planned to the nearest shipping porte upon the navigable, waters. of the State, to afford cheap transportation, the présent rates of freight on the roads of the monopolists being ruinous to the interests of our agriculture. Such a system of roads must prove of the greatest benefit to the country, and will greatly enhance the gr of the property of the district which they are located. ~ an’ inter difference of broad and harrow roads; the former amottnting in in the gate per mile to $10, S77, While the tter can be T mile, lea: wor af the latter. te the Pop ot ® vague id foclish denim the si = ee. dicted that this secti Rich Gravel Claims. ZS, The Bald Hill claims are situated hear Gaston -Ridgey, in Washington townéhip, and aré owned by J Murphy & Co. Considerable gold had been itaken out in that be early times, ‘although » rk the past eight been done there dyi yeats, except by irphy & Cé>, who made a new discovery : about a yeer ago, since which time this company has worked continuously. When the discovery was first made, a year -ago, Miirphy & Co, commenicett drifting, and they cleared $10 per day to the hand over and above all expenses _ During the past Winter the claims . have and are now paying nearly $20 per day to the hand. Owing to the pipe only about four months in the year, buf yetthey cat’ Work with large profits the yéar, round; having sufficieht water to rut in ‘thelr ‘slitices during the dry seasons It is preof out county will yét prove as rik as any portion of Nevada edunty, and we beltevé the predittion “ere long will be Verified. That the mites in this section have scarcely been touched is being daily proved to our-people. What we want is ¢apital to Open our titties to demonstrate that we have'the richest on the coast. Will make a Good Citizen. A Prussian was “yesterday naturalized in the District Court. . Everybody knows Judge Reardan is a very sound, Greeley. man, and after the Prussia had’ received his papers at the Clerk’s office, the Judge happenwant you to swear you will vote ‘for Greeley,’’ The man couldn’ t wee it im that light, and pulling his nateralization papers out of his pocket told the Judge he might have thet back, for he would be d—d if he would vote for Greeley. Rather rough on the aforesaid Jadge. >> > The War Clab, Rey. O. P. Stidgéer’s War Club, of July 31st, camé duly to hand. ‘The paper, and everybody is anxious about the next number, when the conténts of the last has béen devoured: Stidger is an old He with the quill—we were going to add the ‘‘Hion,”’ but’ concluded not to do it for fear of stirring the ire of the lion. Smith;of the Siandard, Frank Pixley, atid'a few more of that.breed will desire to have him caged before the election is over, or else we shall be sadly mistaken. —_—____ +4 —___—Still Reducing Théir Prices, Nathan & Casper, the well known clothing dealers at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, ‘are still cutting down prices. For about $20 they dress an honest miner up 24 such style that he is likely to te mistaken for a French Count or a young twice that sum they put him into such raiment that no one wil}: teke him to be less thana Prince. A man wearing one of Nathan & Casper’s best suits can board at the best hotel in the State for six months without being asked for acent. Their stock of Summer clothing is patticularly fine. Ice Cream. Yesterday was another warm day. The heat was so inte that the attachés of this office were about to saspend work for awhile. Just as they were goihg to adjourh a lot of delicious ice creim arrived from Frank Guil?’s saloon: The cream Frank's frozen remembrance, Recorder’s Office. eorder’s office, yesterday: ‘Lot of land in Nevada city. Board of Supervisors scarcity of water they aft enabled to} ing to be there said to him; ‘Now . knows about keeping a'No.'1 market. old fellow is publishing a very lively + English Lord on his travels, and for . was soon détoblished. and .the boys went to work again as “cool” and collecte@ as ever. Many thanks for The following instraments were . . and filed for record in the County ReDeeds—Joseph Olson to H. McNul-. + ty. Canyon tailing flume in Eureka’ township. Consideration $1,500.” J. O. Dicherman to Niles Searls. The regular session of the Board lo onging to Antonio. Silvef, who lives up Little Deer cred, died ‘Thursday morning under circuntstanges which lead to the helief arnt. -it had been poisoned: On openi two pounds of lead takew’ from }, théstumath. The inipression 18 that some parties caught the eaglf and forced the lead down its throat. “‘Pire ‘calf has been in an: igclosure all the tinié except one night, about four dr 1 Th . See We diréct the attention of einen: Joe Maraen, better known as’ the) >° handsonie butcher, passed through 4 town yesterday, eh route for the county seat of Dotner county, with a band of about four hundred head . of fine beef cattle for his market af Truckee. The people of Truckeé know how to appreciate geod meats, and Marzen sparés néither trouble nor expense in . showing .what he O . o New Builting. lot of land opposite the Coart House where he proposes to build a onestory fire proof brick building, to be used as a law office. The building . gust will be 18 feet front and 40 feet deep. The Judge intends to put in all the modern improvements and make it a comfortable place for himself and his clients. District Court, August Ist. Town of Grass Valley -vs. Grass Valley Water Works. Judgment for plaintiff. Stay of proceedings granted for 20 days. Orleans Mining Co. vs. Biggs et al. Judgment for defendants: v North Carolina Election: It was reported yesterday that North Carolina had gone Democratic by about 12,000, Don’t believe it. ARGOS AL TE CR — ———— In this eity, Kegiint 44, 1872, Alex. Chaire, son of John and Fannie MeGibbon, aged 2 years and 9 months. The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church, this, Saturday afternoon, at4o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. ERIE ELLE ST PE IE FE I OE ETE, “Advertising is the Oi] which wise men put in their Lamps.”— Modern Prov. L: P, FISHER, ADVERTISING AGENT, Rooms 2¢ ahd 21, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, SAN BRAM O1RO®; OLICcITS sh Chsieinnanhd ash and subscriptions for the Navapa Dary TranGoins for epee co pentahed in Caliz hetedss Washington, Vuh, Naan Yankee cbtadka, Colorado, Arizona, and adjacent Texritories; Sandwich islands, ~ British + mange or Mericai Ports, icaragua, Panama, de and China; New yealtiid en the ‘Austral jan Colonies; the Atlantic ae Btehes and Enutope. pepe Has created many a new business: Lc about , nine months’old, bes} ; tie ealf dbout ne ‘weeks ago, since’ whith tine ‘it! lias)” Judge Searls has: purchased the Us rescued many a lost business t many a large business; CURES The American Manufacturer gives table, showing the of Supervisors will commence on Monday next. All persons having bills against the county are requested cost in thé construction the or nee "for 27,011 others Board @ due notice. Attention Soldiers. The to hand ee in before that time;and . ing. . business with the the Nevada Light Guard will take midtithly meeting ot . ara to be present, \ «4027 ng at ‘the Armory of the ate sont matter . ah Leaf thir shouders wb wen the wheel . 6 so ee aati , ADHINISTRATOR'S SALE.” OTICE is hereby en that in : suamce * ab / of th ete Court of Ps te ¥ ani ois sab 4 ¢\}evehing in the week Yor priva‘ Olert, or Saturday, the sa ‘day of August, A. D. 1872, at ‘10 o'clock A. Mui of that day, in front of the Court House door of Nevad# County, at Nevada re ha ‘of his nnn alt Sapa title Of Taw Or. “aedltines peel Evie Mg : other than orin ad#ition to that of ie door ,-in “JOHN W. “BRUMAGIM, Administrator of the: Estate. of Johi 8, deceased. ag3. PEE chew is po haves veo will res the hing apron mings Race of aaetio, ke for all_herses now owned-in: the county, provided’ thete aré #wo or more entries. “Entries to close-w i the Secretary on the eveof August. aged gem = Fust or Slow races will be offered, ed the attendance will justify. By of: the Club, A. EATON, Secretary: Nevada City, July Siet. PRATT'S ABOLRTION OIL! PEOPLE'S NEVER ' FAILING sat REMEDY EDY FOR RHEU MATISM, NEURALGIA, ' Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints ContracteAa Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, sore Throat, Diptheria, Coffé, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Voothache, Kar ache, and Aches. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. THs POOR MAN'S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Price—Simall, 60 cts; Large, $1. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE! ” purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE! BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INVIGORATOR. CURES Sttofula, Sélé Bheum; Tetter, Blotches, : Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, when every other remecy parties or for any other purpose. ; The following reduction it. Prices ) Haye been made : © Admission, including use of Skates, nar ro ss sare. in pein of Five, admitting’ y or Gentle Tickets in seep (ddvhitting Children. $1. oe Ww by the month, if.co ULLARD, Rroprioter. al o. LIVERPOOL ‘AND. LONDON state, of his. chants of Nevada county to the ad-. Dic*iats: St Td or miniag claim, sta . AND GLOBE INSURANCE vertisementof W. B-Lake, of*San ae Pac Sagat nh scribed a4 . ; ‘COMPANY. —— v . om . Francisco. We know MréLake, per. jows,to-wit: An undivided siete cate-cigh th afftne ee ra ee ae sonally, and furthet ‘know that'he is. Crs Walley fa Bots Galop ft satetteMiis tos responsible and worthy of all eonficontajaing a re ia cst ¢ 20 869,079.04 dence, ° He is doing a fing bisiness cent. ‘to be r ‘ the auctioneer on the sie RO ; in the purchasing line, and has deth+ Protate ‘SDools aad stamps at pus ASSETS IN 'THE ae ee onstrated to many merchants in the e expense. (GOLD) : State, who purchase all anole gps Dated, ancldto, Mitr ath. a : OVER $3,000, 000.00! . through him, that hefean bay the Adittnistiatce of We estate of John Hennitig LA The Shaveholders are, personally re ‘samié qnality of goodd' ‘at ‘less. rates . “Sonp #, ; inn, Atloniey for Aaministes spentible for tie of the Gord than they can by letter or otherwise. . tor. ' pany. Aii Directors are Shareholders. anped ene 1 poet 187 cof sac . ” Gv. B. JOHNBTON, ; a ; “ Beef Cattle. ik ai in ront of the Court oq» Saenéral Agent Pacific Department. 2° W. TULLY, Agent for ‘Nevada! City. REMOVAL. . GREA?P SALE FOR 60 DAYS! cee OSENBERG BROS. have : Ac the store nearly S. heseueeares tc and the bullding bei-. of so small they sie determined to dispose of their stock at an Immense Sacrifice! And’ advi#e all persons in wart of anything in the Dry Goons line to give them a eall, asthe. stock mist, be sold at some’ price or otir. ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, July 9th, 1872. New Perfumes! NEW TOILET GOODS Original and Genuine Cologne, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. a ALSO Electro Silicon, For ‘leaning Silver an® Plated Ware. CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the best quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the aponeeve? ot your shoes, whether old © aa es 1s selling his goods, inelnding —_— above articles, at: the lowest rates ic’ tty you wish of get PAINTS und. Ore sbuy themat, . a Spies PRESTON’S. iys STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. ven eo the a Hill and CheroOTICE is SOE ag holders of the kee Gravel Mining Com » requiring them to meet at the office of e Company. at North San Juan, wey age County, Cal: fornia om Tuesday, the the 13th day of pane AD. 1872, at % o'clock, P.M., Vor the tulto Fine PTD elevt a President end Treasurer and Board of three Trustees for said ComPrecond:—To amend. the of the boa in such iy aa Ruy pen come ee B. HUNTER, JOHN peal of Bolger Hild and Cherokee North Sen Juan, July 25th,.1879 .jy%_ W. B. LAKE, Fe “ oa & 006 FROWT icmumaaiel PPB = ' ‘ean FRANGISCO: a ne nd other . ting «—. he DB NEVA) Rich * strt Washi ” We Jearn yesterday a in Washingt and ‘rich “q struck there weeks, alf of and riehnés covered’ in first ote wi weeks ago ing’ forthw to be very ¥ quit ‘work menced bui. ing arrange! ations. Ww) who under examined tl $5,000 in ge it stood. -J have’ now sunk down the ledge in size, Wh it had inere actual meas seoh throu Some of the ed at the ra ledge is cal most singul is, the . ledg ing from Si and no pet place to. th over it, altl to be of tk which shov surface cou Cowles. & ent, and fo have made these gent! operations tinued the have taken ledges'in t Valentin madé a ve same ridge cel inricht itis only 1 mant says quartz tak was literal Chase & extension a ledge ab increasing = The rock i free gold. ments to mill imme ® Maybank’ A great being don the groun iniles, T ,bigh in township diseoverie —_— We to-~ » columnea . ) can nomi = Hon. J. } Miller, H 2 J. BE. Hal ‘and Hox @ gress, 2d ; Dorado. . a ticket * . supporte . State, St The Si tored up It is one, and mos publishe It is abl a8 it sho pendent. his resi thefarni

\* . \ ed 60 admirably over the entire land She Daily Transcript NEVADA s Es, GAle Pw by ¥OR PRESIDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. _ ft OB, YIGE, PRESIDENT, Bee HENRY. WiLSOR, yuxcroms ar LAnoz, — JOHMB. FELTON. JOHN-Y. MILLER. . pitrtnior ELECTORS, FIRST DIBTRICT. .CLAUS 8PRECKELS., seoORD DISTRICT. sod EB THIRD DISTRICT. Tiss ©. GOOD TOURTH DISTRICT. ..seeeeP. HL ROSE. For CoNGRESS, H. F. PAGE. 5 ane prima TERRES vy idice, ‘80 wedded to party, that they cannot see that our netionPavancing, « our taxed growing beng” oor currency becoming par Es, interest of the ¢0u: and all this és directly attributable to the wise and, prudent administration éduntry is growidg, of affairs by Gen, Grant. Capital is always weiisitive to politicul changes, and would be thrown into the direst vonfusion by & change so radical fis the election of Mr: Greeley to the office of President of the United States, His financial vagaries aré well known to the business men of the country, and, with few exceptions, all classes of them believe that if his theories were put in practice a revulsion woukd follow that woud wretk the most of us. For instance, Mr. Greeley has ull along, since 1866, insisted upon the immediate tssumption of specie payments. We do not know of a single financier. who does not tonsider this policy utterly ruinous to the finances of the vountry. It would close up ouf’ manufactories, break our merchants, ruin our laboring men, and prostrate the whole land in the most. fearful financial storm that ever swept over & people. ‘Yhe administration of General Grant, on the other hand, has insist6d on the gradual payment of the principal of the national debt; and the prompt payment of the interest. ‘this pohey strictly adhered to has uceomplished wonders in bringing gold down and in raising the value of our currency. Gradually, without unnecessary burdens upon the people, without prostrating business, we are approaching the period when our currency will be at par, our national debt funded as so to be easily managed, and our taxes reduced to a point that will excite no complaint. ‘ur great cities are particularly interested in keeping the affairs of the yovernment in steady hands, for somumerce and manufactures, on which they live, cannot thrive under any kind of revolutiot; much less a financial revulsion; The policy of the present administration has workt the oldest business men cannot reme any period equal to the last four years for general prosperity. it is pro now to put into the Presidential chair a crotchety theoriter, who has been an extravagant ugitatot about ‘every thing, from Graham bread to Cundurango, frem the highest of high tarifls to the itreat treaty with free trade enthusi~asts. Con the business of the sountry afford to invest all it had in Mr. Greeley’s innumerable notioiis? Can capitalists see their way through the crude philosophies of the great and good mat who wanted to resume © paynién wixty per dent premium? Can laboring men trust their interests in the hands of a man Who, though an honorable, laborious bitizen, would reduce labet in the United States to the same Gondition. under which it is oppresked in’ the old country? The immodiate resumption of specie payments would overwhelm .the whole’ land with want, and gaunt famine would stalk into many a poor net's house: “Phe laboring ian id) interested in keeping the business ot ‘the eountty in a than even the There is . P nore intense’ merchutt or manuiacturer. 1. afc five instead of those who aré tn. prosperity is déaply fwvolved in the : wealth of the countiy a huiidred. per * . prosperity, we are requested to dis. when gold was at of some iccmiadied people, ‘that any change may bring opportunities for yaining wealth. «Such folks ‘ilways go for the amen who are out ‘The ey imagine that good will vabtays feiné{from political ebanges. Qar m’ eonvictio# is that bubinéss issues before the country, and that the mést sedat4; Most careful, most successful busfiiess mcn will not enconrage the hopes of the excellent farmer of Chappaqua: Four. years anore of prudent financiering, of honest povernnient, will” réedtice our ee to the minimam, pat our.eredit on a basis that cannot be moved, reheuseder debt three hundred millions, bring us very near specie payment, ‘. and increase. the . business and the While jn this highway of national fniss a tried; tree, faithfal, suecessful President, and put in a delightful and venerable inventor of political, gimcracks. Has there ever been in’ the history of Otir nation sfch a palpable appeal t6 human ignorémce and imbecility as that made byape little knot of pretended “Liberals” who have recently been swallowed by the Demotratic witale? We tke fun, and can stand a jake as well as most folks, but when it comes to such thitig as this we stand aghiast, and cafpot see what the nation is. to get in réturn for the grotesque performancer called politics and-morality by the beautifal set who have ron this Liberal stampede straight into Tammany Hall: The whole nation is meekly beggéd to' invest all its goods in a grand gift enterprise got up by these lively reformers.. Let men consider how far this joke can safely be carried, and if the prosperity of the country is dearer to them than the personal interests of a few hungry office seekers, let them act with a decision that will bear us safely through thecentest. We have no doubt that such will be the result. Narrow Gauge Railroad [his subject of narrow gauge railroads is beginning to attract that attention in California that its importatice deserves. This system of roads has been thoroughty tested in the Eastern States, and has proved a most undoubted success. In fact it is the only feasible means of preventing, or at least holding in check, the encroachments of grasping monopolies whose exactions bid fair to enslavé the people of the country, and hold then completely at the merey of sdulless corporations. In the adoption of this system, by which the ownership and control of thé roads is held by the people of the various districts constructing them, a fair tariff of rates for the transportation of passengers and freights is maintained, and the prosperity and growth of the covntry is independent of the will and caprice of corporation kings and monopoly autocrats. Competition, which. is suid to be the. life of trade, has a healthy effect in every department of the affairs of life, and in no other cuse is this more fully demonstrated than in the construction, management and control of the railroads of the country. In Nevada, Placer,;Solano, Yolo and other counties of California, the people ‘pave fairly awak ned to the importanee of the constraction, within their own borders, of narrow gauge roads which shall be under their own contro} and not subject to the arbitrary rule of a few mowopolista who, if not checked in their career, would reduce the people of the catintry into a condition of actual serf-ship. In the grain-growing districts of the valley vdunities, roads are being “planned to the nearest shipping porte upon the navigable, waters. of the State, to afford cheap transportation, the présent rates of freight on the roads of the monopolists being ruinous to the interests of our agriculture. Such a system of roads must prove of the greatest benefit to the country, and will greatly enhance the gr of the property of the district which they are located. ~ an’ inter difference of broad and harrow roads; the former amottnting in in the gate per mile to $10, S77, While the tter can be T mile, lea: wor af the latter. te the Pop ot ® vague id foclish denim the si = ee. dicted that this secti Rich Gravel Claims. ZS, The Bald Hill claims are situated hear Gaston -Ridgey, in Washington townéhip, and aré owned by J Murphy & Co. Considerable gold had been itaken out in that be early times, ‘although » rk the past eight been done there dyi yeats, except by irphy & Cé>, who made a new discovery : about a yeer ago, since which time this company has worked continuously. When the discovery was first made, a year -ago, Miirphy & Co, commenicett drifting, and they cleared $10 per day to the hand over and above all expenses _ During the past Winter the claims . have and are now paying nearly $20 per day to the hand. Owing to the pipe only about four months in the year, buf yetthey cat’ Work with large profits the yéar, round; having sufficieht water to rut in ‘thelr ‘slitices during the dry seasons It is preof out county will yét prove as rik as any portion of Nevada edunty, and we beltevé the predittion “ere long will be Verified. That the mites in this section have scarcely been touched is being daily proved to our-people. What we want is ¢apital to Open our titties to demonstrate that we have'the richest on the coast. Will make a Good Citizen. A Prussian was “yesterday naturalized in the District Court. . Everybody knows Judge Reardan is a very sound, Greeley. man, and after the Prussia had’ received his papers at the Clerk’s office, the Judge happenwant you to swear you will vote ‘for Greeley,’’ The man couldn’ t wee it im that light, and pulling his nateralization papers out of his pocket told the Judge he might have thet back, for he would be d—d if he would vote for Greeley. Rather rough on the aforesaid Jadge. >> > The War Clab, Rey. O. P. Stidgéer’s War Club, of July 31st, camé duly to hand. ‘The paper, and everybody is anxious about the next number, when the conténts of the last has béen devoured: Stidger is an old He with the quill—we were going to add the ‘‘Hion,”’ but’ concluded not to do it for fear of stirring the ire of the lion. Smith;of the Siandard, Frank Pixley, atid'a few more of that.breed will desire to have him caged before the election is over, or else we shall be sadly mistaken. —_—____ +4 —___—Still Reducing Théir Prices, Nathan & Casper, the well known clothing dealers at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, ‘are still cutting down prices. For about $20 they dress an honest miner up 24 such style that he is likely to te mistaken for a French Count or a young twice that sum they put him into such raiment that no one wil}: teke him to be less thana Prince. A man wearing one of Nathan & Casper’s best suits can board at the best hotel in the State for six months without being asked for acent. Their stock of Summer clothing is patticularly fine. Ice Cream. Yesterday was another warm day. The heat was so inte that the attachés of this office were about to saspend work for awhile. Just as they were goihg to adjourh a lot of delicious ice creim arrived from Frank Guil?’s saloon: The cream Frank's frozen remembrance, Recorder’s Office. eorder’s office, yesterday: ‘Lot of land in Nevada city. Board of Supervisors scarcity of water they aft enabled to} ing to be there said to him; ‘Now . knows about keeping a'No.'1 market. old fellow is publishing a very lively + English Lord on his travels, and for . was soon détoblished. and .the boys went to work again as “cool” and collecte@ as ever. Many thanks for The following instraments were . . and filed for record in the County ReDeeds—Joseph Olson to H. McNul-. + ty. Canyon tailing flume in Eureka’ township. Consideration $1,500..” J. O. Dicherman to Niles Searls. The regular session of the Board lo onging to Antonio. Silvef, who lives up Little Deer cred, died ‘Thursday morning under circuntstanges which lead to the helief arnt. -it had been poisoned: On openi two pounds of lead takew’ from }, théstumath. The inipression 18 that some parties caught the eaglf and forced the lead down its throat. “‘Pire ‘calf has been in an: igclosure all the tinié except one night, about four dr 1 Th . See We diréct the attention of einen: Joe Maraen, better known as’ the) >° handsonie butcher, passed through 4 town yesterday, eh route for the county seat of Dotner county, with a band of about four hundred head .

of fine beef cattle for his market af Truckee. The people of Truckeé know how to appreciate geod meats, and Marzen sparés néither trouble nor expense in . showing .what he O . o New Builting. lot of land opposite the Coart House where he proposes to build a onestory fire proof brick building, to be used as a law office. The building . gust will be 18 feet front and 40 feet deep. The Judge intends to put in all the modern improvements and make it a comfortable place for himself and his clients. District Court, August Ist. Town of Grass Valley -vs. Grass Valley Water Works. Judgment for plaintiff. Stay of proceedings granted for 20 days. Orleans Mining Co. vs. Biggs et al. Judgment for defendants: v North Carolina Election: It was reported yesterday that North Carolina had gone Democratic by about 12,000, Don’t believe it. ARGOS AL TE CR — ———— In this eity, Kegiint 44, 1872, Alex. Chaire, son of John and Fannie MeGibbon, aged 2 years and 9 months. The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church, this, Saturday afternoon, at4o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. ERIE ELLE ST PE IE FE I OE ETE, “Advertising is the Oi] which wise men put in their Lamps.”— Modern Prov. L: P, FISHER, ADVERTISING AGENT, Rooms 2¢ ahd 21, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, SAN BRAM O1RO®; OLICcITS sh Chsieinnanhd ash and subscriptions for the Navapa Dary TranGoins for epee co pentahed in Caliz hetedss Washington, Vuh, Naan Yankee cbtadka, Colorado, Arizona, and adjacent Texritories; Sandwich islands, ~ British + mange or Mericai Ports, icaragua, Panama, de and China; New yealtiid en the ‘Austral jan Colonies; the Atlantic ae Btehes and Enutope. pepe Has created many a new business: Lc about , nine months’old, bes} ; tie ealf dbout ne ‘weeks ago, since’ whith tine ‘it! lias)” Judge Searls has: purchased the Us rescued many a lost business t many a large business; CURES The American Manufacturer gives table, showing the of Supervisors will commence on Monday next. All persons having bills against the county are requested cost in thé construction the or nee "for 27,011 others Board @ due notice. Attention Soldiers. The to hand ee in before that time;and . ing. . business with the the Nevada Light Guard will take midtithly meeting ot . ara to be present, \ «4027 ng at ‘the Armory of the ate sont matter . ah Leaf thir shouders wb wen the wheel . 6 so ee aati , ADHINISTRATOR'S SALE.” OTICE is hereby en that in : suamce * ab / of th ete Court of Ps te ¥ ani ois sab 4 ¢\}evehing in the week Yor priva‘ Olert, or Saturday, the sa ‘day of August, A. D. 1872, at ‘10 o'clock A. Mui of that day, in front of the Court House door of Nevad# County, at Nevada re ha ‘of his nnn alt Sapa title Of Taw Or. “aedltines peel Evie Mg : other than orin ad#ition to that of ie door ,-in “JOHN W. “BRUMAGIM, Administrator of the: Estate. of Johi 8, deceased. ag3. PEE chew is po haves veo will res the hing apron mings Race of aaetio, ke for all_herses now owned-in: the county, provided’ thete aré #wo or more entries. “Entries to close-w i the Secretary on the eveof August. aged gem = Fust or Slow races will be offered, ed the attendance will justify. By of: the Club, A. EATON, Secretary: Nevada City, July Siet. PRATT'S ABOLRTION OIL! PEOPLE'S NEVER ' FAILING sat REMEDY EDY FOR RHEU MATISM, NEURALGIA, ' Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints ContracteAa Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, sore Throat, Diptheria, Coffé, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, Voothache, Kar ache, and Aches. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. THs POOR MAN'S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial. Price—Simall, 60 cts; Large, $1. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE! ” purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE! BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INVIGORATOR. CURES Sttofula, Sélé Bheum; Tetter, Blotches, : Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, when every other remecy parties or for any other purpose. ; The following reduction it. Prices ) Haye been made : © Admission, including use of Skates, nar ro ss sare. in pein of Five, admitting’ y or Gentle Tickets in seep (ddvhitting Children. $1. oe Ww by the month, if.co ULLARD, Rroprioter. al o. LIVERPOOL ‘AND. LONDON state, of his. chants of Nevada county to the ad-. Dic*iats: St Td or miniag claim, sta . AND GLOBE INSURANCE vertisementof W. B-Lake, of*San ae Pac Sagat nh scribed a4 . ; ‘COMPANY. —— v . om . Francisco. We know MréLake, per. jows,to-wit: An undivided siete cate-cigh th afftne ee ra ee ae sonally, and furthet ‘know that'he is. Crs Walley fa Bots Galop ft satetteMiis tos responsible and worthy of all eonficontajaing a re ia cst ¢ 20 869,079.04 dence, ° He is doing a fing bisiness cent. ‘to be r ‘ the auctioneer on the sie RO ; in the purchasing line, and has deth+ Protate ‘SDools aad stamps at pus ASSETS IN 'THE ae ee onstrated to many merchants in the e expense. (GOLD) : State, who purchase all anole gps Dated, ancldto, Mitr ath. a : OVER $3,000, 000.00! . through him, that hefean bay the Adittnistiatce of We estate of John Hennitig LA The Shaveholders are, personally re ‘samié qnality of goodd' ‘at ‘less. rates . “Sonp #, ; inn, Atloniey for Aaministes spentible for tie of the Gord than they can by letter or otherwise. . tor. ' pany. Aii Directors are Shareholders. anped ene 1 poet 187 cof sac . ” Gv. B. JOHNBTON, ; a ; “ Beef Cattle. ik ai in ront of the Court oq» Saenéral Agent Pacific Department. 2° W. TULLY, Agent for ‘Nevada! City. REMOVAL. . GREA?P SALE FOR 60 DAYS! cee OSENBERG BROS. have : Ac the store nearly S. heseueeares tc and the bullding bei-. of so small they sie determined to dispose of their stock at an Immense Sacrifice! And’ advi#e all persons in wart of anything in the Dry Goons line to give them a eall, asthe. stock mist, be sold at some’ price or otir. ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, July 9th, 1872. New Perfumes! NEW TOILET GOODS Original and Genuine Cologne, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. a ALSO Electro Silicon, For ‘leaning Silver an® Plated Ware. CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, Of the best quality. LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the aponeeve? ot your shoes, whether old © aa es 1s selling his goods, inelnding —_— above articles, at: the lowest rates ic’ tty you wish of get PAINTS und. Ore sbuy themat, . a Spies PRESTON’S. iys STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. ven eo the a Hill and CheroOTICE is SOE ag holders of the kee Gravel Mining Com » requiring them to meet at the office of e Company. at North San Juan, wey age County, Cal: fornia om Tuesday, the the 13th day of pane AD. 1872, at % o'clock, P.M., Vor the tulto Fine PTD elevt a President end Treasurer and Board of three Trustees for said ComPrecond:—To amend. the of the boa in such iy aa Ruy pen come ee B. HUNTER, JOHN peal of Bolger Hild and Cherokee North Sen Juan, July 25th,.1879 .jy%_ W. B. LAKE, Fe “ oa & 006 FROWT icmumaaiel PPB = ' ‘ean FRANGISCO: a ne nd other . ting «—. he DB NEVA) Rich * strt Washi ” We Jearn yesterday a in Washingt and ‘rich “q struck there weeks, alf of and riehnés covered’ in first ote wi weeks ago ing’ forthw to be very ¥ quit ‘work menced bui. ing arrange! ations. Ww) who under examined tl $5,000 in ge it stood. -J have’ now sunk down the ledge in size, Wh it had inere actual meas seoh throu Some of the ed at the ra ledge is cal most singul is, the . ledg ing from Si and no pet place to. th over it, altl to be of tk which shov surface cou Cowles. & ent, and fo have made these gent! operations tinued the have taken ledges'in t Valentin madé a ve same ridge cel inricht itis only 1 mant says quartz tak was literal Chase & extension a ledge ab increasing = The rock i free gold. ments to mill imme ® Maybank’ A great being don the groun iniles, T ,bigh in township diseoverie —_— We to-~ » columnea . ) can nomi = Hon. J. } Miller, H 2 J. BE. Hal ‘and Hox @ gress, 2d ; Dorado. . a ticket * . supporte . State, St The Si tored up It is one, and mos publishe It is abl a8 it sho pendent. his resi thefarni