August 3, 1876 (4 pages)

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Targo & Co., e forwasded nion. 623 Kearney n Francisco. ‘ial treet. ‘7 on the le} ease inform is advertise my! it to MinOFFICE, ay 4, 1876. hat Wilham O. Dauchey, eo. Melvor, nean, whose ada County, or Patent for Claime, bear‘Mining Disnd describet Jand, being \E kandsS& E x of ¥¢; and N ¥ of ci of SW % 10 East, and iW ak = nge 11 Fast, ing 849 17-10¢ the following ~~" m, made Feby ie et al: the sry Wd 1876, nean Jocativn, . , W. Duncan ade March 11 Wise location . Wise et tk fia:ch 11 1876, acbey loca‘iom nd the Mcl or 1876. All of iin the effice vada -Cou: ty, ants claim by the clsim ia ’ Fast by ve imed by Chas. uth by vacant dyerre claims to_present the — pin sixty days ing h: reof. ‘D Reg stef, plicante. 29 [a eSTsen ANTS. 9 ~~ NATES, and a ‘‘State Uobtrolicr,” to fill the pl counties are recommented to—invité atl * manent harmony throughout the country 4 Lena aer ry og “NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1876, INO. : 127. The. Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. x. P. BROWN: ___ B,J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. VENTION, -Rooms oF THE UNtoN. are . 0 STATE CENTR‘\L COMMITTEE Sau Francis:0, Muy 23, 1876. ; HE next Unio Republican State Con“i yveution for the nomination of Six PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR: anil 5'x ALTERyacaney.caused by the decease of Hon. J. W,. ManDEVILLEe, the late in :umbent, will be held in tiie city of ‘San Francisco, on way Half, soutu side of Post street, between i at “WEDNESDAY, Aagust Pos “18°6,-at Dasta-. Kearney and’ Dxpont . streets, ten o'clock A M. : I» calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the coinmittees uf the 8+ verRepublicau electors and all other voters ‘without regard fo past po itical ciifereuces “or previous party aililiations, who are opposed to reviving section . issues, and dewire to promote friendly fevlin4 smu perby muintaining and’ enorcing alt the constitutioaal rights of «very. citiz nm invluding the fulland free exercise of the right of snffrage without intimidation and witvout fraud; who are in fuv-r of the continued prosecution and punishm-nt of allofticial dishonesty, and of, an economical administration of the-.Governme.t by houest, fa thful and cgp*ble oticers; who ure in favor of making such returms in goverumnt a8 experience may from time to time suggest: who are opposed to impairing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and iu tavor of. sustaining in every way the national faith aud financial honor; who hold that tue comm n schoolsyste'v is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be muintained abso lutely free from sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government should continue to be corfided to, those who adhere to the principle of 1776, »nd support them as incorporated in the © nstitution and the laws; ani who are in favor of recognizing and strengthening the funda. mental principles ot Nations! Unity in this Centenuial Anniversary of the birth of the Republic. s : ‘Le apportionment of Delegates is as fol. lows: * . Alameda..,a eee 19, Plumas..,.5.+. £ AIDING 66550 ceseaees aSscram™Ato.«.,, ‘21 AmAGOr ..0.0000; 7S1n Benito. ..3 Bate a cc bsnvcs #, .410'San B. ruardino.4 -Calaveraa .. a6 io (OB ODEO 6.000. 28 CONISS 154.5 ois cence ss 4'San Francisco. 75 Contra Costa. 2.2. 8i3au duaquio, s. 15 Del Norte .,..1j3an Louis Ubispo.5 El Dorado..:. Qisau Matco.7.. 6 POGUO. as cc0ce vie ceas 2isanta Barbara.. 6 Humboldt-:. .+$i vauta Clara.. 15 {YOs. econ cose ys s <3) 9RUtd Crug. .,.%; 8 ROP co ceccscc cles. + OURO ei cc keccces 4 RANG cckcassacceeaes QSierra. se.sseese TASHGD. . 20. ccc es ’siskiyou. Los Angeles.. UNSoluny..0., ; ‘MAPLIN. .cccpesevincns 4) SONOMA, . 20.06% Mariposa...-3'Stanisiaus Mendoc?no... SiSmtter. ce. ceeeeee ees WMoerehd.s. coc vcceceach fehaua...-County Commit'ees nd Congressional Committees will make prvvision in the.r respective counties fur the elev tion of delegates in accordance w.th said apportionment, holding Primary eleetions for the ¢thoice of such deleyates; and the State Central Committee recommends tuat the Delegates chosen to the State Convention be empowrred to act as Delegates to ‘the ‘Congressional Conventions,of tucir tespective districts. The State Central Committee recommends the following t»st: Opposition to the r sturition to power of the Democratic Party, and intention to act in good faith with the Kepublican Party.” By order of the Committee. M.D. BORUCK, / ALEX G. ABELL, Sec. BR. 8, C.'O. «chairman. MINERAL CITATION. od Unirev Srates Lanp dae . BacRaMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. FPO EB. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E, Green, Lester Linky 8. Barnes, RK. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and tu all whom it may couceru. Whereas, minral athdavit Nos 6laud 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of N E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be mure valuable for mining than for agricultura] purposes, by Commigsioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871 the same land is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due noiice. And whereas, William oie. (ost Office address Nevada City, levada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th «ny of March, 1875, file ia the Register’s Omce ofthis District his pre-emption Declaration Ne 489, claiming tlie abuve described land, and has applied to enter the same es agricultural land, alleging it to be more valuable for sgricultural than fur mining purposes; Therefore you wi'l take notiee that under and by vittue of i-structiens from the Commissioner of tne General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 2ist day of August. 1870,at eleven o'clock, A. M., at this office, bf re the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of pone to determine the character of said In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto . ground on the West. ° THE % V Flume Company, —OF— i) e. da and ‘Grass Valley, , 4. A . prepared *to fill orders for: . Lumbjr of Every Description, Mining snd Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a —Gexeral Assortment ofBuilding Lumber Ak -.___wayaon—Hand,____ A Large Amount of Seasoned ‘SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. &G.V.W.&LOo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. nae No. 790, Application fora Patent to a Mining Claim.Unitep-Strates Laxnp OFFIcE, SaCR\MENTO, Ca; July 24, 1576, } YUTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company. a corporation existing under the luws of California, whose Post office is Nevada Uity, Nevada County, Cal., has made applicaiiun fur Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Mining claim, bearing, gcld, sitrete in Nevada Mining District, Névada County, Culifornia, aud desvribed as fol'ows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW of sec 3, Ni of Nh und EX of EX of SW of NE%4-of Sec 4. ‘p16NR9E,. Also the SKY of 8 EK} of See 38, S%-of SW and SW 4 of 804" of Sec 34, Tp17, N-R9 E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, cortaining 383 89-i00. acres. ‘Said location was made Juty i8th, 1867, by E. F, Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book-4, pages 256und 257. he applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cola Spring Gravel Mining Company's All persons holding uny adverse claime thereto are hereby reqiiired to present the same before this Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hercof, jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. CONSTABLE SALE. Y-virtue of an execution to me direc. tcd'and delivered, issued fromthe court of Leopotu Garthe, a Justice of the Pesce inun forthe Township and county of Nevata. State of California, on a ceitais judgment rend: red therein on the 6th day of July, 1876, in tavorof Jerry Blake, and-«gainst J. M. Fulweiler>W. A. Roberts Sau.’ Jemison fas kxecutor ofthe estate of B. B. titcomb, deceased,) for the-sum of ‘one hundred and thirty-four dollars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed at $16 36, and accruing costs, ali payable in .old coin of the United states. I have levied upon and seized and shall expose for public sale in front of the OCuurt House, Nevada City Nevada County, California, for cash to the highest bidder, om Saturday, the 19tli diy ot Augus:, 1876. betwecen the hours of 10 o’vlock a. M.,aud 3 o’vlock P.M. of taid day,, all the rigu,t title and interest of J, M. Fulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tullowing described properts, viz: All those ¥.accrmining claims known 48 the Mauzunita o's, Claims, situated one. halt mile nurtuerly trom Nevadacity, Nevada Township aud county, State of Califurnia, formerly known as the Manzanita claims, the bili White claims and all as conveyed tu &. P. Marselus by patém trom the United Stuts. Also all reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pip+s, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also the Slate Ureea ditch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveyiug the same to.the said Manzahica claims. Also that certain jpiece o Ppucclof mining ground s tuated in ther ved of Deer Unex, connecting ata point known as tre Gold Tannel dam, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, tu Cap . F leuming's quartz tunnel. Taken to satisfy suid execution, apd costs, and accruing custs. WM. scurT. Constable of Nevade Township. Nevada City July 26th 1876, dy28. CUNSTABLE SALE. Y¥ virtue of an execution to me directBD eduud delivered, issued from ‘the Court of Leopuld Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Townshi, and County of Nevadu, state of California, on aj certain ju:igmest rendereu thereiu¢n the 6th day of July, 1876,in favor of George White and against J.-M. Fulweiler, W. A. hoberts, Sauae)Jdanison(as executor of the estate of B. B. 'Vitcomb deceased,) for the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine 5s-100 dollars (3249 56) debt, with costs taxed at 216 35 and ‘aceruiug costs, 21), payable in Gold and Silver coin of the United States, I have levied upon and seized, and shall expose for public sale in front of the Vourt House, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, for Cash, to the highest bidder, un SATURDAY, the 19th day of Augtst, 1876,between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,, and 3 o’clock Pp. M., all the right, title and interest of the said J. M. Faiweiler; W. A. Roberts et al, of, in and to the fo. lowing described property ‘to wit: All those placer mining claims, set ouf hands the day and year fist ab. ve written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register. HART FLLLOWS3S, Keceiver. ~ J.1. Caldwell, Atty. ji2 NILES SEARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cou NICE GROCERIES 4 Store, on BROAD STREET, opnalts the Methodist Church, keeps on hand as fine a stock of GR()-. VISIONS, &c. as cam be found Neral city. whieh will be séftias LOW known as the Manzanita Mining Co's. claims, situated One hasf miie vortherly from Nevada City, Nevada Township and County, State of California, formerly knowu as the Manzanita claime, the Bill White claims, and 211 es conveyed tu EF. P, Marselus by patent from the United States. Alse the Slute Creek ditch, taking water trom Siate Greek and conveying the same to the said Manzanita claims. Also 4)l reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, monitors and tools belomging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing at s point known asthe Gold 1,500-feet to Capt. Fleumings’ qnartz tunnel. Taken to satiefy said Execution with accruing costs, , ‘ ‘ WM. SCOTT, Constable of Nevada Township. THE Give me won!}!. oy muy require, To t.ke effect t Wednessay, May 24th 1876, . "Train No, 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A . Vibrator Threshers, Tunnel dam, and €xtending up ssid creek Tt am t v gl 2 aUU ei eae ee (YS N.C._.N. G. RB. R. co. TIME TABLF, NO. 3. ‘FOR the government and information of Employees, the Company reserves the rizht to Vary the same as CircUlustances _At 7:30 A: M, -GOING SOUTH. Constitution and By-Laws OF THE “Grocers Protective Union,: OF. NEVADA CIrTy. PREAMBLE ; ga1izours -lyes into a Society PROTECTIVE UNION, of: Nevada City, and we doveach bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Associitiun. : a : OPJECT, Sec: 1. Mutual Protection of Grocery ‘. Dealers ¢ gainst tht clars of persons in our community and vicinity who are unworthy M. and leavos Grass Valley at 5.3¢A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50.A. M. Train No.3, (local be tween Grass Valley and Nevadn) leaves Nevada at 1l-AsM., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A.M. ‘ Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., Teaves -rass Valley at 4.45. P. M., arrives ut Colfax at 6.15 P.M. : GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax;at 7.390-A. M, leaves Grass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at. 9:36 A.M, Train No, 4 (,ocal between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at. 2:40 P.M,, arrives at. Nevada at 3:10 P, M. Trai. No, 6Jeaves Colfax at’ 6-50 P. M. leave Grass. Vulley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada ut 8:5a P.M. ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, J, M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Browh & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA CTTY, Cal. apa PHILIP RICAARDS, é No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ma24 4Gold Dust bought and gold. Ballion discoun:ed. Advances made on Gold Oust or ballivn fur coinuge atthe Mint. — CHECKS.ON-SAN FRANCISCO.,, Correspondent, Swiss -AmericanBank, San Francisco jyl-1lm Central Carriageand Wagon Maxufactory. -Grags Valley road, ncar Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent fur Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet cle manufactured to ord in the finest style and: low prices. Particular attention given to Repairing and Paipting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. Paemas PRICE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assayiug and-Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific-Mril building, No. 524 Sicramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as :n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to make assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or oth< substances that mayb desir, His office will be opened for business on Monoay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experienceinhispfession will entitle him toursonable portion of the busin es of his friends and the public generally. a30-3m MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF . J AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL ; IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS @¥ EVERY DESCKIPTION. UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and vur prices AS LOW as any‘house in the State for the same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which’are known to be good, and preferable to the vlder styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaur, Beott & Ce.’s Portable. Engines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen, Headers ‘Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, ‘Chatienge Spring Wagons, Schattler Farm Wagons, Pitt's Horses. Powers, and THE MEADUW KING MOWER SF” See them before_yoa buy any other Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, jy28 and to promote the best interests of our Grocery: Dealers generally. by’ the encour to a healihy increase of trade in our midst. OFFICERS, sen, MEMBERSHIP. By-Luws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMBERS, tion to the bet of his ability. *MLETINGS. © Bec. 5. MONTH, at nine-v’cluck, P. M. DUES, penses,NOTICE OF-DE! INQUENT DEBTORS indubtedness, BLACK LIST. Sec. 8. ‘tary to enter, in writing, the name, resi dei. ce, and occupution ot every person re and no Member uf t.is Aggoci: tion, which. shi}] be known as the GROCK Rs! of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when.contracted_;. -pimaryElecttoris—wih—be— ageritent of such enterprises as shall tend Sec, 2. The Officers +f this Associstion shall con: ist.cf# Preside: t snd-Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regniaur meeting of the A<socia‘ion for the term of tix months, or untli their successors are choSec.8. Any person engaged in the Grocery trnde in Nevada City may become a member of this Axsociation by signing the Sec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf this AssociaThe Meetings thall take place onthe FIRST MOND AYOUO¥F EVERY Sec.6. The Members of this. Association shali be asseesed for its necessary exSec. 7. It shall be the duty of every Meupber of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each a: d all the other Members, the name, residence and occupation of any person in debt to bim or them, f.rany article of merc andise and ‘who has neglected or refused to pay ‘stich . ; 1t shall be the duty of the Secre. port-d to him, by a Member of this A+so ciation, as delinquent, amount of indebtedness and te whoin due, in » Book wept for that purpose, style 1 the‘ Black Boos,” He.shall notify euch Member, in Writing, every mouth of all such delinquent debtors; fter REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. OTICE is hereby given that-a Ccunty Conve:-tion of the RP: putlican Par. y of Nevada Uounty, for’ the selection of Fourteen Delvgates’ to leyresent Nevada County at the Republican State Conven? tiou, to be held in Sen Francieco, ou WEDNESUAY, August 9th, 1876, will be held at the Court House, in’ Nevasa City, E, the undersigned, do hereby or*}/on ~— SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o'clock Pp. mM. Primary: elections for the @lection of Delegutes to the Convention will tbe held. on ' SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876. In the Precincts of Nevida City, Grass Valley, Truckee and North San Juan, th: the Hours of 4and 8 o’clock P, M., and in all the uther Precincts. between the hours orTand 9P.M. “Supervisors. of . Election. Nevada City Precinct, P. H «Belden, Grass Valley Precin:t, F. G. Rea'ty,— Truckee Precinuet “Cy Plunkett. North San Juan Preciuct, J, A. st-dger In all the other Precincts, the voters willselect their own Officers of Election, The basis of representation will be one Delegate from exch Precinc, and one Delewate for every 40 votes polled at the last state Election, for Phelps and Bidwell. ‘ The following i. the appoitionment of Dele gutes for the severai Precincts; / Nevada Ony ics. civicessecs sks 15 Grass Valley nieces. EPO AEX 14-EUGMOG rae cor ecns sinc Win ceee sian 8 N. San duvin... jbsanbowacy Gals 4 TOUugy & NGsy, vejcancuncasececd BAUG TON, iis 5 ise dbsiv i vecevecun 2 FORGEG BUYIN RE: i6 vs cass vc ecoceessak Buena Vista.. Wide xs $ileeeawen Graniteville WROOE OMe cased cuiawnd s¥ixs WOCRS (ois Gis <e Ossaville .. Wes PIOUINMOIG ac aiieeccseans ee DAKO ORY6 cu nese rrere ore 1 Relief Hill. .4: Columbia Hill Washington WU OGE iiss esig'ks btican ee tegne ace c ee 2 PIMUIMTE ODUUMOCs iss cckdcsscavens ae Anthony House PROONOSBRE rs rs cc cntiinies ieaees {POMC 66055 00 o.0.bc nce eacdes we Cate wate eee e ne esesee ee ee ee BOD Bee ko cake gidistecas cavetespe PGC 7 URE iG bsicas coer eraes poe sri hd Go hts Remi masrenes Uta te rene ne igrete a = The County Central Committee réeom. mend the following Test: ‘* Opp: sition to the restor tion to power of the Democratic Party, aud intention to actin govd fuith with the Répnblican Perty.”’ By Order of the County Committec. k E. W. Ronrte, Chairman, jyi9 I. J. Rourge Sec’y, receiving such notice, shall give the person so complained of any credit until notified that the n: me.of suid‘p: rson has. been erased trom the Black book.” DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, Member to whom such settlement fs mad tice to every Member of this Association. BER$ ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr an this association, in goud standing, DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty. of th President to preside a all Mee ings of thi Associaticn, He shall see that the rule terest of the Assuciation, DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary cpunt. on an order signed by the vresident. called for by these rules, QUORUM, fiec. 13. At: sll monthly or Precident and Secretary. AMENDING BY-LAWS. ©. E, MULLOY, Preeident. jyé A.H.HANSUN, Secretary.: ‘Bec.9. When a delinguent makes settle. ment in full, it shall be the duty.ofthe to infyrin the Secretary of the fact. who shall. in like manner, give immediate noBLACK LIST FOR Bi NKEFI£ OF MEM. Member shal! make known or~ permit the same to be dove, the montuly report of the soviety’s list of delinquent vebturs, or any copy thereof, tos persous not members of anu regulations are properly enforced, and perform such otuer dutiés as n.ay be consistent with his office, and-ior the besi inshall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association, He shill keep all Books of “AcD He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only Ha ] shall send all notic: s and communications special meetings, five Members shall constitute a quorum jor thé transaction of ba»iness. Notice of special mectin. sof the Association shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily ‘IRanscarpr, sigved by the fec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio~# shall be “altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of sll the Membere present ats meeting called for that purpose, or ata regular monthly meeting. 1776. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RATEWAY. i e y Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphi:; Montreal, Quebee New York, Boston, or any point east,suould buy their : TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, : Via the Pioneer Route, © 8 —THE— CHICAGO AND NURTHWESTER RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and oa it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has eve# been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points eust of from Chicago: BY THE ‘ITTSBYURG, FORT YAYN AND CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTEXN AND EKI+ A) D NEW YOKK CENTRAL RA. WAYS. ey THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmaz. Pullman Palace’ Drawing Ruvm anc Sleeping Care through to’ New Yours to. NiCity. “ar BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with Pnl' nianv Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanesville, Wheeling, Washington and Baltimere without change. This is the shortest, best, and only line runping Pullman’s celebrated Palace Sleep . ing Care and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from JUST ISSUED. — 200th EDITION. ‘REVISED AKD.CORRECTED BX THE AUTHOR, E. vz F. CURT#S, M. D., &c., &e. -henlth in lost and how' regain d. ell-other dieea-es appertaining tice. OPINIONS OF SHE PRESS. . CURTIS ON “MANH no member of seeiety al i for Cataloguce. eplu-6ém-3/ . \ io pean JD $ MAW HOOD, A Medical Essay on’the cause and cure of remature decline ‘in man, showing how . the results of twenty years successful prac. D.”"—Thete is (whom this book will petbe found ‘esefal, whether he be nt, preceptor or elergyman.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young fer instruc. tion, and by the afflicted forrel.et;. it will . Afidress the author, DR. CUWTIA, 620 Butter Street, or By O. Box armen x Wine Stvect will be p the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, ¢ liuton, Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. The smooth, well ballasted aud perfect track of stee) rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem cf moving trains, the regularity with which theyrun, the adm‘rabje arrangement for runving through cars to Obicago from all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in, modern Railway -Traveling. No clranyes of cars and no tedious delays at Ferries. lt gives ; a clear synopsis of tthe impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and phyrical debility, exhausted vitality. and Passengers will find Tickete:via this f: vorite route, at the Genera] Ticket Office of the Centro ‘Pacige Railroad, Sacramento. ‘Tickets for sale at all the Tieket Offices of the Ceztral Pacific Railroad. .. W, H, STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen; Sup. H. P. S©ANWOOD, General Age Montgomery St, San Francisvo. 1876. Jhicago have choice of the following lines agra Falis, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yours POND’S . EXTRACT, ba & Bee forl will speak of Exe . BM Beellent things ”’ POND’S EXTRACT. The great Vegetablo Pain Destro,;er. Has been in use over thirty ye.18, aid for cleanliness and prompt curative Virtues. cannot be excelled. CHiLDiWEN. No family can® afford to be withoht Pond’s kxtruct. Accidents, Brujses, Contusions, Cuts, Spra ns, are Felieveu almost instantly by ext rnal application Promptly telicves pains of ~ Barus, Scalds, Lxcoriations, Chafings; ‘Old Svrea, Boils, Felons, Corns, éte, Ar. rests ‘inflammation, reduces swellings, & ops__bleeding removes discoloration ‘nd heal, rapialy. ES FEMALE WLAKNESS. <t always relievea putn in the back and loits, fullness ana . pressing puto ia the lead, iausea, verti. fo. IN LEUCORRHGA it has no equal, All kinds of ulcerations to which lagies oro subject are promptly cured. . uller details in book accompany bg each bottle. PILES 3blind aud bleeding—meet prons: reef and ri ady«ure. No case however chronic Or obstinate can Jong rsigt its regular use, VARIC.,USE VEINS. It is the only sure cure. Lae KIDNEY DISEASES, permaneuc cure : ; BLELDING from any cause. For this it’ isa specific. 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n. time nor 8,and haz 3 fort the ms, both re suffer. nm the et. om virus . at* their faces and disqualiMmarriaye iswhorriad ath closea 6, frienda sufferiuglestroyinged for and ‘them im‘ician who cial study eure the nercury oF . to those are inter nds, to be: yctors who r skill in ; imposing mes of emand other and: make . ] into the le guence of r depraved i by the uhlimited certainty Bymptome, c medical ance, dark head, ring“ustling of ts, ‘nneasithe limbs, ect, loss of Ling strangintances, & s of memod various ed tongue, tion, night t ineanity. gp _so afflict. either in are effected of treating of effecting +. will give » who will e wascured ese fearful “gacred rémor delay 3 office or es may rely tial secrecy ct no mors and mutnof services rcummrtances evalent and long quacks e, and will instrument, ¢al and per B. CURED A? to Dr. Gib3, lengthwof ed, and the . , free from part of the lirection for OLLARS in ‘brough the. Targo & Co., e forwasded nion. 623 Kearney n Francisco. ‘ial treet. ‘7 on the le} ease inform is advertise my! it to MinOFFICE, ay 4, 1876. hat Wilham O. Dauchey, eo. Melvor, nean, whose ada County, or Patent for Claime, bear‘Mining Disnd describet Jand, being \E kandsS& E x of ¥¢; and N ¥ of ci of SW % 10 East, and iW ak = nge 11 Fast, ing 849 17-10¢ the following ~~" m, made Feby ie et al: the sry Wd 1876, nean Jocativn, . , W. Duncan ade March 11 Wise location . Wise et tk fia:ch 11 1876, acbey loca‘iom nd the Mcl or 1876. All of iin the effice vada -Cou: ty, ants claim by the clsim ia ’ Fast by ve imed by Chas. uth by vacant dyerre claims to_present the — pin sixty days ing h: reof. ‘D Reg stef, plicante. 29 [a eSTsen ANTS. 9 ~~ NATES, and a ‘‘State Uobtrolicr,” to fill the pl counties are recommented to—invité atl * manent harmony throughout the country 4 Lena aer ry og “NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1876, INO. : 127. The. Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. x. P. BROWN: ___ B,J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. VENTION, -Rooms oF THE UNtoN. are . 0 STATE CENTR‘\L COMMITTEE Sau Francis:0, Muy 23, 1876. ; HE next Unio Republican State Con“i yveution for the nomination of Six PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR: anil 5'x ALTERyacaney.caused by the decease of Hon. J. W,. ManDEVILLEe, the late in :umbent, will be held in tiie city of ‘San Francisco, on way Half, soutu side of Post street, between i at “WEDNESDAY, Aagust Pos “18°6,-at Dasta-. Kearney and’ Dxpont . streets, ten o'clock A M. : I» calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the coinmittees uf the 8+ verRepublicau electors and all other voters ‘without regard fo past po itical ciifereuces “or previous party aililiations, who are opposed to reviving section . issues, and dewire to promote friendly fevlin4 smu perby muintaining and’ enorcing alt the constitutioaal rights of «very. citiz nm invluding the fulland free exercise of the right of snffrage without intimidation and witvout fraud; who are in fuv-r of the continued prosecution and punishm-nt of allofticial dishonesty, and of, an economical administration of the-.Governme.t by houest, fa thful and cgp*ble oticers; who ure in favor of making such returms in goverumnt a8 experience may from time to time suggest: who are opposed to impairing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and iu tavor of. sustaining in every way the national faith aud financial honor; who hold that tue comm n schoolsyste'v is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be muintained abso lutely free from sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government should continue to be corfided to, those who adhere to the principle of 1776, »nd support them as incorporated in the © nstitution and the laws; ani who are in favor of recognizing and strengthening the funda. mental principles ot Nations! Unity in this Centenuial Anniversary of the birth of the Republic. s : ‘Le apportionment of Delegates is as fol. lows: * . Alameda...,a eee 19, Plumas...,.5.+. £ AIDING 66550 ceseaees aSscram™Ato..«.,, ‘21 AmAGOr ...0.0000; 7S1n Benito.. ...3 Bate a cc bsnvcs #, .410'San B. ruardino..4 -Calaveraa ... a6 io (OB ODEO 6.000. 28 CONISS 154.5 ois cence ss 4'San Francisco.. 75 Contra Costa.. 2.2. 8i3au duaquio, s.. 15 Del Norte ..,...1j3an Louis Ubispo.5 El Dorado....:. Qisau Matco.7.... 6 POGUO. as cc0ce vie ceas 2isanta Barbara... 6 Humboldt-:.. ..+$i vauta Clara.... 15 {YOs. econ cose ys s <3) 9RUtd Crug. ..,.%; 8 ROP co ceccscc cles. + OURO ei cc keccces 4 RANG cckcassacceeaes QSierra.. se.sseese TASHGD. . 20. ccc es ’siskiyou. Los Angeles.... UNSoluny...0., ; ‘MAPLIN. .cccpesevincns 4) SONOMA, .. 20.06% Mariposa.....-3'Stanisiaus Mendoc?no..... SiSmtter. ce. ceeeeee ees WMoerehd.s. coc vcceceach fehaua.....-County Commit'ees nd Congressional Committees will make prvvision in the.r respective counties fur the elev tion of delegates in accordance w.th said apportionment, holding Primary eleetions for the ¢thoice of such deleyates; and the State Central Committee recommends tuat the Delegates chosen to the State Convention be empowrred to act as Delegates to ‘the ‘Congressional Conventions,of tucir tespective districts. The State Central Committee recommends the following t»st: Opposition to the r sturition to power of the Democratic Party, and intention to act in good faith with the Kepublican Party.” By order of the Committee. M.D. BORUCK, / ALEX G. ABELL, Sec. BR. 8, C.'O. «chairman. MINERAL CITATION. od Unirev Srates Lanp dae . BacRaMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. FPO EB. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. Weeks, O, E, Green, Lester Linky 8. Barnes, RK. B. Gentry, Alba Brown and tu all whom it may couceru. Whereas, minral athdavit Nos 6laud 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of N E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N Range 9 East, to be mure valuable for mining than for agricultura] purposes, by Commigsioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871 the same land is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due noiice. And whereas, William oie. (ost Office address Nevada City, levada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th «ny of March, 1875, file ia the Register’s Omce ofthis District his pre-emption Declaration Ne 489, claiming tlie abuve described land, and has applied to enter the same es agricultural land, alleging it to be more valuable for sgricultural than fur mining purposes; Therefore you wi'l take notiee that under and by vittue of i-structiens from the Commissioner of tne General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 2ist day of August. 1870,at eleven o'clock, A. M., at this office, bf re the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of pone to determine the character of said In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto . ground on the West. ° THE % V Flume Company, —OF— i) e. da and ‘Grass Valley, , 4. A . prepared *to fill orders for: . Lumbjr of Every Description, Mining snd Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a —Gexeral Assortment ofBuilding Lumber Ak -.___wayaon—Hand,____ A Large Amount of Seasoned ‘SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. &G.V.W.&LOo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. nae No. 790, Application fora Patent to a Mining Claim.Unitep-Strates Laxnp OFFIcE, SaCR\MENTO, Ca; July 24, 1576, } YUTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company. a corporation existing under the luws of California, whose Post office is Nevada Uity, Nevada County, Cal., has made applicaiiun fur Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Mining claim, bearing, gcld, sitrete in Nevada Mining District, Névada County, Culifornia, aud desvribed as fol'ows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW of sec 3, Ni of Nh und EX of EX of SW of NE%4-of Sec 4. ‘p16NR9E,. Also the SKY of 8 EK} of See 38, S%-of SW and SW 4 of 804" of Sec 34, Tp17, N-R9 E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, cortaining 383 89-i00. acres. ‘Said location was made Juty i8th, 1867, by E. F, Bean and others, and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book-4, pages 256und 257. he applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Cola Spring Gravel Mining Company's All persons holding uny adverse claime thereto are hereby reqiiired to present the same before this Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hercof, jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. CONSTABLE SALE. Y-virtue of an execution to me direc. tcd'and delivered, issued fromthe court of Leopotu Garthe, a Justice of the Pesce inun forthe Township and county of Nevata. State of California, on a ceitais judgment rend: red therein on the 6th day of July, 1876, in tavorof Jerry Blake, and-«gainst J. M. Fulweiler>W. A. Roberts Sau.’ Jemison fas kxecutor ofthe estate of B. B. titcomb, deceased,) for the-sum of ‘one hundred and thirty-four dollars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed at $16 36, and accruing costs, ali payable in .old coin of the United states. I have levied upon and seized and shall expose for public sale in front of the OCuurt House, Nevada City Nevada County, California, for cash to the highest bidder, om Saturday, the 19tli diy ot Augus:, 1876. betwecen the hours of 10 o’vlock a. M.,aud 3 o’vlock P.M. of taid day,, all the rigu,t title and interest of J, M. Fulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tullowing described properts, viz: All those ¥.accrmining claims known 48 the Mauzunita o's, Claims, situated one. halt mile nurtuerly trom Nevadacity, Nevada Township aud county, State of Califurnia, formerly known as the Manzanita claims, the bili White claims and all as conveyed tu &. P. Marselus by patém trom the United Stuts. Also all reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pip+s, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also the Slate Ureea ditch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveyiug the same to.the said Manzahica claims. Also that certain jpiece o Ppucclof mining ground s tuated in ther ved of Deer Unex, connecting ata point known as tre Gold Tannel dam, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, tu Cap . F leuming's quartz tunnel. Taken to satisfy suid execution, apd costs, and accruing custs. WM. scurT. Constable of Nevade Township. Nevada City July 26th 1876, dy28. CUNSTABLE SALE. Y¥ virtue of an execution to me directBD eduud delivered, issued from ‘the Court of Leopuld Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Townshi, and County of Nevadu, state of California, on aj certain ju:igmest rendereu thereiu¢n the 6th day of July, 1876,in favor of George White and against J.-M. Fulweiler, W. A. hoberts, Sauae)Jdanison(as executor of the estate of B. B. 'Vitcomb deceased,) for the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine 5s-100 dollars (3249 56) debt, with costs taxed at 216 35 and ‘aceruiug costs, 21), payable in Gold and Silver coin of the United States, I have levied upon and seized, and shall expose for public sale in front of the Vourt House, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, for Cash, to the highest bidder, un SATURDAY, the 19th day of Augtst, 1876,between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,, and 3 o’clock Pp. M., all the right, title and interest of the said J. M. Faiweiler; W. A. Roberts et al, of, in and to the fo. lowing described property ‘to wit: All those placer mining claims, set ouf hands the day and year fist ab. ve written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register. HART FLLLOWS3S, Keceiver. ~ J.1. Caldwell, Atty. ji2 NILES SEARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cou NICE GROCERIES 4 Store, on BROAD STREET, opnalts the Methodist Church, keeps on hand as fine a stock of GR()-. VISIONS, &c. as cam be found Neral city. whieh will be séftias LOW known as the Manzanita Mining Co's. claims, situated One hasf miie vortherly from Nevada City, Nevada Township and County, State of California, formerly knowu as the Manzanita claime, the Bill White claims, and 211 es conveyed tu EF. P, Marselus by patent from the United States. Alse the Slute Creek ditch, taking water trom Siate Greek and conveying the same to the said Manzanita claims. Also 4)l reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, monitors and tools belomging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing at s point known asthe Gold 1,500-feet to Capt. Fleumings’ qnartz tunnel. Taken to satiefy said Execution with accruing costs, , ‘ ‘ WM. SCOTT, Constable of Nevada Township. THE Give me won!}!. oy muy require, To t.ke effect t Wednessay, May 24th 1876, . "Train No, 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A . Vibrator Threshers, Tunnel dam, and €xtending up ssid creek Tt am t v gl 2 aUU ei eae ee (YS N.C._.N. G. RB. R. co. TIME TABLF, NO. 3. ‘FOR the government and information of Employees, the Company reserves the rizht to Vary the same as CircUlustances _At 7:30 A: M, -GOING SOUTH. Constitution and By-Laws OF THE “Grocers Protective Union,: OF. NEVADA CIrTy. PREAMBLE ; ga1izours -lyes into a Society PROTECTIVE UNION, of: Nevada City, and we doveach bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Associitiun. : a : OPJECT, Sec: 1. Mutual Protection of Grocery ‘. Dealers ¢ gainst tht clars of persons in our community and vicinity who are unworthy M. and leavos Grass Valley at 5.3¢A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50.A. M. Train No.3, (local be tween Grass Valley and Nevadn) leaves Nevada at 1l-AsM., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A.M. ‘ Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., Teaves -rass Valley at 4.45. P. M., arrives ut Colfax at 6.15 P.M. : GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax;at 7.390-A. M, leaves Grass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at. 9:36 A.M, Train No, 4 (,ocal between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at. 2:40 P.M,, arrives at. Nevada at 3:10 P, M. Trai. No, 6Jeaves Colfax at’ 6-50 P. M. leave Grass. Vulley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada ut 8:5a P.M. ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, J, M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Browh & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA CTTY, Cal. apa PHILIP RICAARDS, é No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ma24 4Gold Dust bought and gold. Ballion discoun:ed. Advances made on Gold Oust or ballivn fur coinuge atthe Mint. — CHECKS.ON-SAN FRANCISCO.,, Correspondent, Swiss -AmericanBank, San Francisco jyl-1lm

Central Carriageand Wagon Maxufactory. -Grags Valley road, ncar Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent fur Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet cle manufactured to ord in the finest style and: low prices. Particular attention given to Repairing and Paipting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. Paemas PRICE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assayiug and-Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific-Mril building, No. 524 Sicramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as :n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to make assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or oth< substances that mayb desir, His office will be opened for business on Monoay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experienceinhispfession will entitle him toursonable portion of the busin es of his friends and the public generally. a30-3m MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF . J AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL ; IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS @¥ EVERY DESCKIPTION. UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and vur prices AS LOW as any‘house in the State for the same class of goods.. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which’are known to be good, and preferable to the vlder styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaur, Beott & Ce.’s Portable. Engines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen, Headers ‘Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, ‘Chatienge Spring Wagons, Schattler Farm Wagons, Pitt's Horses. Powers, and THE MEADUW KING MOWER SF” See them before_yoa buy any other Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, jy28 and to promote the best interests of our Grocery: Dealers generally. by’ the encour to a healihy increase of trade in our midst. OFFICERS, sen, MEMBERSHIP. By-Luws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMBERS, tion to the bet of his ability. *MLETINGS. © Bec. 5. MONTH, at nine-v’cluck, P. M. DUES, penses,NOTICE OF-DE! INQUENT DEBTORS indubtedness, BLACK LIST. Sec. 8. ‘tary to enter, in writing, the name, resi dei. ce, and occupution ot every person re and no Member uf t.is Aggoci: tion, which. shi}] be known as the GROCK Rs! of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when.contracted_;. -pimaryElecttoris—wih—be— ageritent of such enterprises as shall tend Sec, 2. The Officers +f this Associstion shall con: ist.cf# Preside: t snd-Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regniaur meeting of the A<socia‘ion for the term of tix months, or untli their successors are choSec.8. Any person engaged in the Grocery trnde in Nevada City may become a member of this Axsociation by signing the Sec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf this AssociaThe Meetings thall take place onthe FIRST MOND AYOUO¥F EVERY Sec.6. The Members of this. Association shali be asseesed for its necessary exSec. 7. It shall be the duty of every Meupber of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each a: d all the other Members, the name, residence and occupation of any person in debt to bim or them, f.rany article of merc andise and ‘who has neglected or refused to pay ‘stich . ; 1t shall be the duty of the Secre. port-d to him, by a Member of this A+so ciation, as delinquent, amount of indebtedness and te whoin due, in » Book wept for that purpose, style 1 the‘ Black Boos,” He.shall notify euch Member, in Writing, every mouth of all such delinquent debtors; fter REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. OTICE is hereby given that-a Ccunty Conve:-tion of the RP: putlican Par. y of Nevada Uounty, for’ the selection of Fourteen Delvgates’ to leyresent Nevada County at the Republican State Conven? tiou, to be held in Sen Francieco, ou WEDNESUAY, August 9th, 1876, will be held at the Court House, in’ Nevasa City, E, the undersigned, do hereby or*}/on ~— SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o'clock Pp. mM. Primary: elections for the @lection of Delegutes to the Convention will tbe held. on ' SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876. In the Precincts of Nevida City, Grass Valley, Truckee and North San Juan, th: the Hours of 4and 8 o’clock P, M., and in all the uther Precincts. between the hours orTand 9P.M. “Supervisors. of . Election. Nevada City Precinct, P. H «Belden, Grass Valley Precin:t, F. G. Rea'ty,— Truckee Precinuet “Cy Plunkett. North San Juan Preciuct, J, A. st-dger In all the other Precincts, the voters willselect their own Officers of Election, The basis of representation will be one Delegate from exch Precinc, and one Delewate for every 40 votes polled at the last state Election, for Phelps and Bidwell. ‘ The following i. the appoitionment of Dele gutes for the severai Precincts; / Nevada Ony ics. civicessecs sks 15 Grass Valley nieces. EPO AEX 14-EUGMOG rae cor ecns sinc Win ceee sian 8 N. San duvin..... jbsanbowacy Gals 4 TOUugy & NGsy, vejcancuncasececd BAUG TON, iis 5 ise dbsiv i vecevecun 2 FORGEG BUYIN RE: i6 vs cass vc ecoceessak Buena Vista.... Wide xs $ileeeawen Graniteville WROOE OMe cased cuiawnd s¥ixs WOCRS (ois Gis <e Ossaville ... Wes PIOUINMOIG ac aiieeccseans ee DAKO ORY6 cu nese rrere ore 1 Relief Hill. ..4: Columbia Hill Washington WU OGE iiss esig'ks btican ee tegne ace c ee 2 PIMUIMTE ODUUMOCs iss cckdcsscavens ae Anthony House PROONOSBRE rs rs cc cntiinies ieaees {POMC 66055 00 o.0.bc nce eacdes we Cate wate eee e ne esesee ee ee ee BOD Bee ko cake gidistecas cavetespe PGC 7 URE iG bsicas coer eraes poe sri hd Go hts Remi masrenes Uta te rene ne igrete a = The County Central Committee réeom. mend the following Test: ‘* Opp: sition to the restor tion to power of the Democratic Party, aud intention to actin govd fuith with the Répnblican Perty.”’ By Order of the County Committec. k E. W. Ronrte, Chairman, jyi9 I. J. Rourge Sec’y, receiving such notice, shall give the person so complained of any credit until notified that the n: me.of suid‘p: rson has. been erased trom the Black book.” DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, Member to whom such settlement fs mad tice to every Member of this Association. BER$ ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr an this association, in goud standing, DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty. of th President to preside a all Mee ings of thi Associaticn, He shall see that the rule terest of the Assuciation, DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary cpunt. on an order signed by the vresident. called for by these rules, QUORUM, fiec. 13. At: sll monthly or Precident and Secretary. AMENDING BY-LAWS. ©. E, MULLOY, Preeident. jyé A.H.HANSUN, Secretary.: ‘Bec.9. When a delinguent makes settle. ment in full, it shall be the duty..ofthe to infyrin the Secretary of the fact. who shall. in like manner, give immediate noBLACK LIST FOR Bi NKEFI£ OF MEM. Member shal! make known or~ permit the same to be dove, the montuly report of the soviety’s list of delinquent vebturs, or any copy thereof, tos persous not members of anu regulations are properly enforced, and perform such otuer dutiés as n.ay be consistent with his office, and-ior the besi inshall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association, He shill keep all Books of “AcD He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only Ha ] shall send all notic: s and communications special meetings, five Members shall constitute a quorum jor thé transaction of ba»iness. Notice of special mectin. sof the Association shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily ‘IRanscarpr, sigved by the fec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio~# shall be “altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of sll the Membere present ats meeting called for that purpose, or ata regular monthly meeting. 1776. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RATEWAY. i e y Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphi:; Montreal, Quebee New York, Boston, or any point east,suould buy their : TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, : Via the Pioneer Route, © 8 —THE— CHICAGO AND NURTHWESTER RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is made of STEEL RAILS, and oa it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has eve# been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points eust of from Chicago: BY THE ‘ITTSBYURG, FORT YAYN AND CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTEXN AND EKI+ A) D NEW YOKK CENTRAL RA. WAYS. ey THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmaz. Pullman Palace’ Drawing Ruvm anc Sleeping Care through to’ New Yours to. NiCity. “ar BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with Pnl' nianv Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanesville, Wheeling, Washington and Baltimere without change. This is the shortest, best, and only line runping Pullman’s celebrated Palace Sleep . ing Care and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from JUST ISSUED. — 200th EDITION. ‘REVISED AKD.CORRECTED BX THE AUTHOR, E. vz F. CURT#S, M. D., &c., &e. -henlth in lost and how' regain d. ell-other dieea-es appertaining tice. OPINIONS OF SHE PRESS. . CURTIS ON “MANH no member of seeiety al i for Cataloguce. eplu-6ém-3/ . \ io pean JD $ MAW HOOD, A Medical Essay on’the cause and cure of remature decline ‘in man, showing how . the results of twenty years successful prac. D.”"—Thete is (whom this book will petbe found ‘esefal, whether he be nt, preceptor or elergyman.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young fer instruc. tion, and by the afflicted forrel.et;. it will . Afidress the author, DR. CUWTIA, 620 Butter Street, or By O. Box armen x Wine Stvect will be p the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, ¢ liuton, Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety. The smooth, well ballasted aud perfect track of stee) rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem cf moving trains, the regularity with which theyrun, the adm‘rabje arrangement for runving through cars to Obicago from all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in, modern Railway -Traveling. No clranyes of cars and no tedious delays at Ferries. lt gives ; a clear synopsis of tthe impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and phyrical debility, exhausted vitality. and Passengers will find Tickete:via this f: vorite route, at the Genera] Ticket Office of the Centro ‘Pacige Railroad, Sacramento. ‘Tickets for sale at all the Tieket Offices of the Ceztral Pacific Railroad. ... W, H, STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. 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