December 12, 1874 (4 pages)

ong A ARERR VATED EARP RSG RO fe “"s@ gregational Chugh, Nevada city, an '_ % determining who is the: most popu: a proud distinction. Wotes. cost ‘two a . #election,—Grass Valley Union. ® , The Daily Transcript # and_prostitutes have been imported «we feel confident our, members will District Court Calendar. The following ® is the calender for WEVADA-CITY. CAL. the December term of the District A atin . Court: : Saturday “Deo 12, 1874) -. Blue Gravel Lake Co. vs Mooasy Fiat Gravel Mining Co, Plaintiff's = —t —— attorneys, Dibble & Byrne and J. B, ‘Chinese Quéstion. Johnson. Defendant’ 8 setts diac The Chinese question is one which . Searls. Wm. Carpenter vs Mooney Flat Gravel Mining Co. Plaintiff's wat torneys, Dibble & Byrne. Defendants’ attorney, J. M. Reardan and Niles Searls. Union Gravel Mining Go. vs Moo. . ney Ftat Gravel Mining’ Company. Plaintiffs’ attorneys, Dibble & Byrne, Defendants’. attorneys, “J. M.” Reardan and Niles Searls. ; against the direct wish of the people}. Contract and Finance" Co. vs Jas, of the whole coast, and they have Keenan. . , . Plaintiff's attorneys, Mar‘felt poweiless to prevent it. Hither, . shall & Haskell, “to no action has been taken on. the . ’ ‘Peter Riissell. vs N.C. Miller et matter, nor even given a seriqus al. Plaintiff's attorneys, E,--W, ‘ “thotght by. the powers that be at tia . Roberts, Jas. and -O. P.~f Stidger. , National Capital, But we now have . Defendants’ attorneys, Dibble & m teprwecniatiye who. is looking ‘to . -Byrne. and J. B. Johnson. the interests of his constituents, and, F. Katz vs Oliver Lonkey et al. ‘who we hope will succeded. in carry. Plaintiff's attorneys, Murray & Walkimg out their wishes in the matter. . ¢r. Defendants’ attorney, E. H. ‘Congressman Page has agitated the . Gaylord. question, had interviews with the] Hengy F. ‘Frye vs John Knotwell »particularly interests residents of} ‘this coast, for it is here that they “most do, congregate. Although no ‘one denies them the right of coming hither: under existing treaties;and‘being protected while here, yet their -continued. arrival in large numbers _ has been a matter of grave import to the people of this State., Coolies President, and been generally dctive et al. Plaintiff's ‘Attorney, pe ‘in the premises. ‘The Président. has} Caldwell. . Defendants’ attorney, signified his willingness fo sanction . Niles Searls. Edyard. Allison.vs Henry Powell et al, Plaintiff's ‘attorneys, Dibble & Byrne and J. B. Johnson. + Defendants’ attorney, Niles Searls. James Creegan vs Jno. Plaintiff's “Attorney, W. D. Long. Moriah Shérman vs Fred Sherman. Plaintiff's attorneys, . Murray’ & Walker. = legislative action on this question, . -and.Hon, Fratk Page has lost -no time in bringing the question before the House. On Tuesdoy he _Antroe duced a ‘yesolfitionsinstructing the ’ “committee on Foreign Affairs to ine _ quire whether any legislation or Gov“ernment action is needed to prevent “the immis ration of” coolies, and of Chinese women for purposes of pros-. Michael Garver vs °L. W. Wood et ‘titution, This will bring the matter . al. Plaintiff's attorney, Niles Searls, prominently before foth Houses,and . Defendants’ attorney, Nathaniel Bennett. ‘a Ba David Hartman vs LW. Wood ob ql, Plaintiff's attorney, Niles Searls. Defendants’ msupeegas , Nathaniel Bennett, J. M. Wiley vs Phillip Quirk etial. Plaintiff's attorney, E, W. Roberts. Defendant’s attOrney, ‘A. J. Ridge.» Jacob Gilbert vs Laura Gilbert. Plaintiff's attorney, J. B, Jobason. Ji M. Lakenan vs C. K. Chapman, Plainttft’s attorneys, Dibble & Byrne. not fail in their duty to shoy they. matter in its right light, and effeet fegislation which -will ‘remedy. the evil so’ long and patiently borne by “the people of mis coast. Should . Mr. Page succeed in securing such legislation . as will result in the" “ebolishment: of the nefarious traffic, « he will indeed have won a point ahich will insure him the gratif@de sof everyone, of his constituents. a = Defendant’s Attorney, J. B. Joba“The Most Popular Lady in Nevae° . da city. Wednesday night last, at she Con“an B:M; Eshbach vs J. D: White. Plaintiff's attorney} Niles Searls. Defendant's. attorney, Jaines ‘D. election was held, fo. the purpose of] white. “Jar girl in Nevadaity. Thera were t8 ot al. Plaintiffa’ attorney, G. 8. “six young candidates entered for. the Hupp. Defendiuts’ attorney, 2 nied Searls. Geen The Coe Gold Mining Co, vs es rice Dore. Plaintiff's attorneys#Ca'leb Dorsey, E. W. Roberts and R! K. Marriner. Defendant's attorneys, WMH. L, Barnes, Dibble & Byrne. D, Binkleman et al vs Francia Conlan et al. Plaintiffs’ attorney, Dibble & Byrne, Defendants’ :tbits each and’ ‘vaters can deposit as ‘niany_ as he or she plessede— "The friends of the six young ladies}. worked witha will and: were liberal with their ¢ The result’ of the * allot was. as =follows: For Miss ‘Gibbs, 1420; Miss Fininger, 242; _ Migs Cornell, 201; Miss Caswell, 125; * Miss Madigan 56; aud Miss Daven-1 ‘ports 124. « Nevada, city. ig terribly. torney, E. W. Roberts, . . Chas, A, Nixon et al ys John Mch harmonious over ‘the result of the Carthy et al. ’ Plaintiffs’ attorneys, Dibblés& Byrne. Defendants’ ate torney, Niles Searls. — : sie agi + og gO Ely Marelivet al v8. M. McIeod agoouavieny — oo aan et al. Plaiutiffa® attorney, Niles 18,0 Ng ih oe sovcihite. ah-ie Searls, Dafendunte’ avtgrneys, Dib-miay be unde blext-Byrne. E ?! ~ ee et . _, Wim: H. Daryen ws fi. Mebaod i “There*is reason to believe that o Plaintiff's ajtorney ‘Niles Searls. many fnterested Parties have" either Defendants attorneys, Dibble & overlooked or failed to béar in mind . Byrne. & the law which provides thatmo firm ‘ a Kw: sor company not incorporated dnd doWe Baldwin et al aaa Young ing business in the State shall have America Consolidated Mining ‘Co. . a standing in Court, until there Bhall. Plaintiffs’ attofney, Niles Searls, *have been’a for weeks" publication . Defendant's attorney, N. E. Shana’ . of the full. names, of all the memBides. . bers of the concern. A. firm doing “businéss at Cloverdale, Sonoma Ab Chin et al vs Thos. R, Walker et al. Plainti fh’ attorney, A. J, ecm, recently. brought suit against & railroad company ‘to recover the Ridge. Defendants’, attorneys, Dibble & Byrne. ‘value of a quantity of hay déstroyed through the alleged négligence of e the company, and was non-suited on. Yuba Tunnel Gol&M. Co. vs Geo, CO, Spooner, etal. Plaintiff's at orneys, G. 5, Hupp and John Garber. the ground that they had not made the. publication. of partnership re% ‘ Defendants’ attorneys, Niles Searls and Dibble: & Byrne, A quired by and: o The ‘Cousblidated Channel ‘Bom. pany vs Central Pagifie Railroad Co. etal. Plaintiff's ‘attorneys, Hamilton & Dunlap. Defendants’ attorney, Niles Searls, Mary Muir vs Wm Muir. tiff’s attorney, C. Faylor. Annie Glise ys Nathaniel Glise. Plaintiff's attorney, E. Ww. Robérts. Defendant's attorneys, — pitt & Byrne, : W. H. Crawford vs Mount ieee Gold Mining Company. Plaintiff's A. B. Dibble, James Byrne and attorney, W. D. Long. Defendaut’s Mr, Judd of Grass Valley, Hamilton attorney, J. I, Caldgelt. Smith, Superintendent, and H. ©, Perkins, book keeper’ of the North Bloomfield Mining Company, were lookiug around to see what they could see in this city yesterday, : ca eel il “ Business Men Attention. q ae ° Forward Season. We received a call from Josiah Dodge, who owns one of the finest ranches in shania down at Forest Springs, we learn from him that grass is growing finely in the lower part of the county. Cattle are getting fat on new gras, Mr, . Dodge has his crops all in, and they are up and growlug rapidly. He thinks it the most forward season he ever knew in the State, PlainYe fet In 'Town, Te the House, Page of California, introduced a bill appropriating $100000 fer the postoftice building is : Sacramento, Undertaker Pope of Grass Valley§ Paul. . J. W. Jackson. et al ys Orson, Por-' -. Powell, siste® of Mra. Bruce Lee, of }is enough to tempt the strongest to has been voted a tin medal, and Dr Harris made the presentation speech, Pope isa deserving man, and was suitably rewarded. Mrs. Bradley, wife of the former’ Surveyor of this county, who is now a resident of Georgetown, El Dorado county, has been visiting her host of friends here the present week. We hear that turkeys are six bits bits apiece in Grass Valley. Lord! the Union folks must be living high! -Jonathan Clark is not’only growing richjbut bandsome. His political sentiments. are the same they were last weeks He makes good flour and is glad of it. If he did not color his_ hair, never mistrusb-he did business in. the valleys. = aaaninnitias The Omega Mining Soleus, we tinderstand, has started to work. The proceeds of that mine the coming year is expected to be immense. tis one of the best in the county, A. B. Carley, as will be seen, by a notice .in another column, is. prepared to do general job Work in the city. He has a fine team and wagon, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive the patronage of the people of this town. We hope, and trust, those desiring anything in bis line, will give him a helping hand, His stand will be in front of McCauley’s store. Sheriff Smith went below this Week with H. M. -Barnes, who goes up for one year for forgery; Z. Rog‘ers for grand Larceny, a year and a half, and Ah You for housebreaking, two and a half years! Under-Sheriff Potter also took down four prisoners last week. We presume this was done so as to make room for the reinforcements which are ‘expected soon at the county juil. The last meeting of the Guild So. ciety was held at the residence of Judge Searls on Thursday evening. "The housewas well filled with the elete of the city, and a very pleasant, social time was \enjoyed. The singing of’ Mrs. C. W. Tozer, Mrs. Dr. Welch, and* Mrs BB, Lee, was a feature of the ‘evening ‘and was duly appreciated as their efforts always are. A aplendid.lunch was spread, -. and games and social converse made up the programme of the evéning. These meetings: are becoming very}. popular. Wellington, the indefatigable stage man, was lopking after his stock here ‘yesterday. His coaches never fail making regtlar trips, rain “or shine, good roads. or bad, He has had the worst road,to run over of any line . in thezState, but he has always met the demands of the traveling public. The Manzanita, wine is just a booming now, The amount of water running down the flume under the Union Hotel, looks like @ mall sized river. Miss Lincoln, niece of ‘Dinty Malone, Secretary of State, and Mrs. this city, have been visiting friends in this city during the past week. If Sacramento women are all as good lopking as ‘these it must indeed be an attractive place, and we wonder the Governor remains an old hachYelor. ‘ The Califotftia mine is looking its best now. The levels open out well, and: the Superiftendent, Mr. ‘Hol: . land, informsvus the rock is paying splendidly, It is rough on the Good Templars just now. Sueh cider as is turned out from thé many presses in town, infringe upon the commandment to ‘‘touch not, taste not.’’ Op Bachelor Uncle.—*Well, bain ley,” what do you want now?’’ Charley.—‘‘Oh, [ want to be rich.” Uncle, —«“Rich! why so?’ Charley. —‘‘Because I want to be petted, and ma says you are an old fool, but waiee: its a great secret and I musin’t e a pti Accorpine to act of Coli: gress, Washburne, United States Minteter, is esented to Oscar de Lafayette, at aris, the watch-of his grandfather, Marquis de Lafayette, which was stolen from bim in the United: States in 1825, and which was presented to the latter after the capture of Cornwallis, cy Tux President of the various colored societies of Memphis have organized a society called the Knights ef Brotherhood and Monumenta Association, The chief object is to discard all old “political ties, and cultivate and maintain a perfect peace with the white people of the) people . would . J Mrust_be petted because you ure rich . . . only doing, well, but yesterday it did better than ever. In thé drifts there isaledge three feet thick, and it shows rich fbbon-quartz, fiee gold cg visible all through the rock. In the shaft there is very fine pay reck. We saw Wednesday; some splendid maple o gold bearing ore, in the, posgession. of” Dennis Meagher, who 1s superintending affairs at the mine during the absence of Mr. Dodsworth. The Omaha ‘owners will soon begin to feel rich ‘aia V. Union. ip a Wells, Fango’s express was robbed on a railway in Kansas, Tuesday, by masked men, of $27,000. There aré rewards to the amount of $17,500 offered for the robbers, ‘ NE SST ODDIE SRY At Truckee, Dec.’ Bik 19, hy Rev. oot a K. Masten, Mr: das. Stewart to Mrs. Minerva Page, both of, Truckee. At North San Tyan, Dec, 9th 1874, by br J. Stotlar, Justice of the Fence, Mr, Daniet Sargent, of Brindy city, to Mrs. Beck, of San Juan. aes Ree Sheriff's Sale. Y VIR¢CUE OF AN EXECUTION TO mé directed and delivered issued out of the County Court, in dnd for the County of Yuba, State of Cal on a judgment rendered in the Jugtice’s Court of L. R. Sellon, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County of Yuba, State of California, bearing date Sept. 23d, 1874, on a judgment renderber, 1874, in favor of Hayford, Hymes & Co. . (said firm doing business in the town of UVolfax,, Placer County, California,) and against J. W. Booth, for the tum of One Hundred,and Ninety-six and 2-100 do!lars, together w ith costs of suit taxed at. $4 90 and accruing ‘eosts. I havé levied upon all the right, title and interest of defendant in aud to, the following described property, A The South West 1-4 of Section 29,7 to-wit 5 'Townst ip 15, Worth Range 9 Last, situated in Grass Valley Vownship, Nevada County ¥ California, on the road leading from Grass) Valley to Colfax, together with all the tenements, improvements and appurtenances Owidna Mixy.—This mine is not MARRIED. bee He edvin said Court on ‘the 9th day of SeptemHYMAN. BROS. COLUMN. vo Great Reduciicn ! if HOLIDAYS! aint <i 4 CLOTHING “Hyman ‘Bros, OFFER the fol= “lowing Reduction CLOTHING ! Blue Beaver Frock Suits, sold last fall for $30 row at $25. , Blue Beaver Frock Suits sold last fall for $27 50 now at $22 50. thereunto belonging or in anywise apper-. . taining. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property ‘to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in the* city of Nevada, on SATURDAY,.January 9th, 1875, . Between the even of 90 "clock, A, M. and 6 o’clock, P. Given sa my hand this 11th day of December, 1874. ; G. W. SMITH, Sheriff. o By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. Passenger, Express Wagon A. B. CARLEY, S prepared to dé.Express Work of every kind and transport Passengers to any part of the county. His stand is ia front of McCAULEY’S CIGAR STORE, All orders promptly ee to. Js ¢. DONNELLY . NIN THE FIELD! °wo A SPLENDID STOCK OF -. AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND* ‘ TOY CANDIES,) Which having bought at reduced rates, he he is enabled-to sell ~ Chéaper than any other. Store in Nevada ‘City. NUTS. NUTS. All kinds and varieties, of this year’s growth, warrantedFresh and Good. The special attention of Committees for “Christmas Trees. of Churches, Schools and private residence, is called to his stock of TOY CANDIES. Which is Larger, Better and in greater variety than can be, found elsewhere, and which he. will sell at) LOWER RATES Than any other Candy Store in the city. CIGARS and TOBACCO, I would cail the attention of the public to my new stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO, which embraces all the favorite brands of Tm ported and Domestic Cigars, And the finest qualities of . Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, . To be found in the market. % Meerschaum Piped, Cutlery, Albums, Japanese Ware. Jewelry, Plated Ware and Yankee Notions generally, in great VaBy bentiibin: hati and . selling my goods at the Lowest Living Prices, 1 solicit & shure of the patronage of the people of Nevada City. es J. C. DONNELLY. Broad Street, next geor to Knowlton’s haw elry Store. ‘. Bouth, A ; 3 ¢ p io a = i Sy ‘ Nevada City, Dec. 8th, 1874. im Cae ae Blue Beaver Frock Suits, sold last fall at $25 now $20. Chinchilla Coats sold last fall at $14 now $10, Chinchilla Coats sold last fall at $10 now $7 50. Cassimere Suits sold last fall for $25 now $20. Cassimere Suits sold Laat fall for $22 50 now $18. fall for $20 now $17. Cassimere Suits sold--last fall for $17 50 now $12 50. Shaker Socks at 25.cents per pair ; We have also a very large stock. of. WHITE SHIRTS, FURNISHING ‘GOODE, BOOTS & SHOES,HATS & CAPS, TRUNKS & VALISES, . . Which we Offer’ on A Tae RBS: . breaily Reduced { Rates ! nk the new arrival of our Large Stock of Boys’ Clothing NEW STYLE OF Rubber Goats, . The First in the Market. Give us 9 call and saictess yourselves that we do just as we advertise. ‘ Hyman oun. Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, ~ NEVADA CITY. Cassimere Suits sold. last . . Genuine Diamond Toe . h Special attention is called to O ANDIE Ss. 25 Cents ad Pound J OHNNY JACK’S ‘VARIETY STORE, Piné¢ Stroet, one door from Broad, ‘NEVADA CITY. HE ATTENTION. OF COMMITTERY FOR CHRISTMAS TREES of Church. es, Schools ‘and Eamilies is called to the’ fact, that Choice American Candies san be precthapid for : TWENTY«FIVE. CENTS A POUND arid upwards, which #s cheapet than they can be bought at any othet ie in’ Nevada County. ALSO A enone ‘sT0ck oF : FANCY TOY CANDIEM! _ NUTS, 4 ORANGES, + ang LEMONS; poe quantity, Fresh and Nice, MRERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, CUTLERY, éte:, Warrantéd fo be as represented. . TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Iam now in receipt of. alarge invoice of }MPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,Embracing all the favorite brands, and I also keep the best qualities of TOBACCO, To be foundin Nevada City. Everybody, young an old, are invited to call at my store on Pime™ street. and be convinced thai I selt better goods for less money tham any other store in the mountains, COMMITTEES FOR CHRISTMAS TREES, CALL -AND SEE MY . PRICES, AS I WILL SELL CANDIES AND NUTS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER-STORE. JOHNNY JACK. Nevada City, Dec. 6th, 1874. FIRST CAR LOAD DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, _ SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, And other Beautiful Holiday Goods, haye just Arriced at . KNOWLTON’S JEWELRY STORE, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, “INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED THE BEST TIME KEBPERS IN THE WORLD, Call and See the, . Different Styles. " He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful. Assortment of Gold and Silver Watches Of other celebrated ‘makers, Go ants see the: Beautiful Goods: cS All kinds. of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Bone and Warranted. Nevada City, ‘ccuauhen 15th, 1874. ‘ 3 ow then ST Bhiel ‘Enter Dori: of the items a) matter : ’ pelled t the gre advertis The ] "paring . next we ing up . _.thembe! We s: pesterd ervatioi fruit fa Mount: “A cha gathers ‘and Gr merly been re toll or Yeast p *to rece The “and Bs ‘are be ‘There ‘Fair .more'‘grand A’? ‘this df ‘formir ‘be firs Ade Wel ~The ‘for th night. Ley > Juan ' + but di liked: rate, The Bloor day la for $6 Fre Juan poun Trev ted b; organ ‘or 8e\ ‘issue its ro ‘sent . Th “good Andy and f Appe: or th be hi mine Th ciety days. Cong nesdi * Guik Judg and at th last large é ps We will tree Thu 1874 to Ww tion. man , time Nev: keey con¢ ing:

ong A ARERR VATED EARP RSG RO fe “"s@ gregational Chugh, Nevada city, an '_ % determining who is the: most popu: a proud distinction. Wotes. cost ‘two a . #election,—Grass Valley Union. ® , The Daily Transcript # and_prostitutes have been imported «we feel confident our, members will District Court Calendar. The following ® is the calender for WEVADA-CITY. CAL. the December term of the District A atin . Court: : Saturday “Deo 12, 1874) -. Blue Gravel Lake Co. vs Mooasy Fiat Gravel Mining Co, Plaintiff's = —t —— attorneys, Dibble & Byrne and J. B, ‘Chinese Quéstion. Johnson. Defendant’ 8 setts diac The Chinese question is one which . Searls. Wm. Carpenter vs Mooney Flat Gravel Mining Co. Plaintiff's wat torneys, Dibble & Byrne. Defendants’ attorney, J. M. Reardan and Niles Searls. Union Gravel Mining Go. vs Moo. . ney Ftat Gravel Mining’ Company. Plaintiffs’ attorneys, Dibble & Byrne, Defendants’. attorneys, “J. M.” Reardan and Niles Searls. ; against the direct wish of the people}. Contract and Finance" Co. vs Jas, of the whole coast, and they have Keenan. . , . Plaintiff's attorneys, Mar‘felt poweiless to prevent it. Hither, . shall & Haskell, “to no action has been taken on. the . ’ ‘Peter Riissell. vs N.C. Miller et matter, nor even given a seriqus al. Plaintiff's attorneys, E,--W, ‘ “thotght by. the powers that be at tia . Roberts, Jas. and -O. P.~f Stidger. , National Capital, But we now have . Defendants’ attorneys, Dibble & m teprwecniatiye who. is looking ‘to . -Byrne. and J. B. Johnson. the interests of his constituents, and, F. Katz vs Oliver Lonkey et al. ‘who we hope will succeded. in carry. Plaintiff's attorneys, Murray & Walkimg out their wishes in the matter. . ¢r. Defendants’ attorney, E. H. ‘Congressman Page has agitated the . Gaylord. question, had interviews with the] Hengy F. ‘Frye vs John Knotwell »particularly interests residents of} ‘this coast, for it is here that they “most do, congregate. Although no ‘one denies them the right of coming hither: under existing treaties;and‘being protected while here, yet their -continued. arrival in large numbers _ has been a matter of grave import to the people of this State., Coolies President, and been generally dctive et al. Plaintiff's ‘Attorney, pe ‘in the premises. ‘The Président. has} Caldwell. . Defendants’ attorney, signified his willingness fo sanction . Niles Searls. Edyard. Allison.vs Henry Powell et al, Plaintiff's ‘attorneys, Dibble & Byrne and J. B. Johnson. + Defendants’ attorney, Niles Searls. James Creegan vs Jno. Plaintiff's “Attorney, W. D. Long. Moriah Shérman vs Fred Sherman. Plaintiff's attorneys, . Murray’ & Walker. = legislative action on this question, . -and.Hon, Fratk Page has lost -no time in bringing the question before the House. On Tuesdoy he _Antroe duced a ‘yesolfitionsinstructing the ’ “committee on Foreign Affairs to ine _ quire whether any legislation or Gov“ernment action is needed to prevent “the immis ration of” coolies, and of Chinese women for purposes of pros-. Michael Garver vs °L. W. Wood et ‘titution, This will bring the matter . al. Plaintiff's attorney, Niles Searls, prominently before foth Houses,and . Defendants’ attorney, Nathaniel Bennett. ‘a Ba David Hartman vs LW. Wood ob ql, Plaintiff's attorney, Niles Searls. Defendants’ msupeegas , Nathaniel Bennett, J. M. Wiley vs Phillip Quirk etial. Plaintiff's attorney, E, W. Roberts. Defendant’s attOrney, ‘A. J. Ridge.» Jacob Gilbert vs Laura Gilbert. Plaintiff's attorney, J. B, Jobason. Ji M. Lakenan vs C. K. Chapman, Plainttft’s attorneys, Dibble & Byrne. not fail in their duty to shoy they. matter in its right light, and effeet fegislation which -will ‘remedy. the evil so’ long and patiently borne by “the people of mis coast. Should . Mr. Page succeed in securing such legislation . as will result in the" “ebolishment: of the nefarious traffic, « he will indeed have won a point ahich will insure him the gratif@de sof everyone, of his constituents. a = Defendant’s Attorney, J. B. Joba“The Most Popular Lady in Nevae° . da city. Wednesday night last, at she Con“an B:M; Eshbach vs J. D: White. Plaintiff's attorney} Niles Searls. Defendant's.. attorney, Jaines ‘D. election was held, fo. the purpose of] white. “Jar girl in Nevadaity. Thera were t8 ot al. Plaintiffa’ attorney, G. 8. “six young candidates entered for. the Hupp. Defendiuts’ attorney, 2 nied Searls. Geen The Coe Gold Mining Co, vs es rice Dore. Plaintiff's attorneys#Ca'leb Dorsey, E. W. Roberts and R! K. Marriner. Defendant's attorneys, WMH. L, Barnes, Dibble & Byrne. D, Binkleman et al vs Francia Conlan et al. Plaintiffs’ attorney, Dibble & Byrne, Defendants’ :tbits each and’ ‘vaters can deposit as ‘niany_ as he or she plessede— "The friends of the six young ladies}. worked witha will and: were liberal with their ¢ The result’ of the * allot was. as =follows: For Miss ‘Gibbs, 1420; Miss Fininger, 242; _ Migs Cornell, 201; Miss Caswell, 125; * Miss Madigan 56; aud Miss Daven-1 ‘ports 124. « Nevada, city. ig terribly. torney, E. W. Roberts, . . Chas, A, Nixon et al ys John Mch harmonious over ‘the result of the Carthy et al. ’ Plaintiffs’ attorneys, Dibblés& Byrne. Defendants’ ate torney, Niles Searls. — : sie agi + og gO Ely Marelivet al v8. M. McIeod agoouavieny — oo aan et al. Plaiutiffa® attorney, Niles 18,0 Ng ih oe sovcihite. ah-ie Searls, Dafendunte’ avtgrneys, Dib-miay be unde blext-Byrne. E ?! ~ ee et . _, Wim: H. Daryen ws fi. Mebaod i “There*is reason to believe that o Plaintiff's ajtorney ‘Niles Searls. many fnterested Parties have" either Defendants attorneys, Dibble & overlooked or failed to béar in mind . Byrne. & the law which provides thatmo firm ‘ a Kw: sor company not incorporated dnd doWe Baldwin et al aaa Young ing business in the State shall have America Consolidated Mining ‘Co. . a standing in Court, until there Bhall. Plaintiffs’ attofney, Niles Searls, *have been’a for weeks" publication . Defendant's attorney, N. E. Shana’ . of the full. names, of all the memBides. . bers of the concern. A. firm doing “businéss at Cloverdale, Sonoma Ab Chin et al vs Thos. R, Walker et al. Plainti fh’ attorney, A. J, ecm, recently. brought suit against & railroad company ‘to recover the Ridge. Defendants’, attorneys, Dibble & Byrne. ‘value of a quantity of hay déstroyed through the alleged négligence of e the company, and was non-suited on. Yuba Tunnel Gol&M. Co. vs Geo, CO, Spooner, etal. Plaintiff's at orneys, G. 5, Hupp and John Garber. the ground that they had not made the. publication. of partnership re% ‘ Defendants’ attorneys, Niles Searls and Dibble: & Byrne, A quired by and: o The ‘Cousblidated Channel ‘Bom. pany vs Central Pagifie Railroad Co. etal. Plaintiff's ‘attorneys, Hamilton & Dunlap. Defendants’ attorney, Niles Searls, Mary Muir vs Wm Muir. tiff’s attorney, C. Faylor. Annie Glise ys Nathaniel Glise. Plaintiff's attorney, E. Ww. Robérts. Defendant's attorneys, — pitt & Byrne, : W. H. Crawford vs Mount ieee Gold Mining Company. Plaintiff's A. B. Dibble, James Byrne and attorney, W. D. Long. Defendaut’s Mr, Judd of Grass Valley, Hamilton attorney, J. I, Caldgelt. Smith, Superintendent, and H. ©, Perkins, book keeper’ of the North Bloomfield Mining Company, were lookiug around to see what they could see in this city yesterday, : ca eel il “ Business Men Attention. q ae ° Forward Season. We received a call from Josiah Dodge, who owns one of the finest ranches in shania down at Forest Springs, we learn from him that grass is growing finely in the lower part of the county. Cattle are getting fat on new gras, Mr, . Dodge has his crops all in, and they are up and growlug rapidly. He thinks it the most forward season he ever knew in the State, PlainYe fet In 'Town, Te the House, Page of California, introduced a bill appropriating $100000 fer the postoftice building is : Sacramento, Undertaker Pope of Grass Valley§ Paul. . J. W. Jackson. et al ys Orson, Por-' -. Powell, siste® of Mra. Bruce Lee, of }is enough to tempt the strongest to has been voted a tin medal, and Dr Harris made the presentation speech, Pope isa deserving man, and was suitably rewarded. Mrs. Bradley, wife of the former’ Surveyor of this county, who is now a resident of Georgetown, El Dorado county, has been visiting her host of friends here the present week. We hear that turkeys are six bits bits apiece in Grass Valley. Lord! the Union folks must be living high! -Jonathan Clark is not’only growing richjbut bandsome. His political sentiments. are the same they were last weeks He makes good flour and is glad of it. If he did not color his_ hair, never mistrusb-he did business in. the valleys. = aaaninnitias The Omega Mining Soleus, we tinderstand, has started to work. The proceeds of that mine the coming year is expected to be immense. tis one of the best in the county, A. B. Carley, as will be seen, by a notice .in another column, is. prepared to do general job Work in the city. He has a fine team and wagon, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive the patronage of the people of this town. We hope, and trust, those desiring anything in bis line, will give him a helping hand, His stand will be in front of McCauley’s store. Sheriff Smith went below this Week with H. M. -Barnes, who goes up for one year for forgery; Z. Rog‘ers for grand Larceny, a year and a half, and Ah You for housebreaking, two and a half years! Under-Sheriff Potter also took down four prisoners last week. We presume this was done so as to make room for the reinforcements which are ‘expected soon at the county juil. The last meeting of the Guild So. ciety was held at the residence of Judge Searls on Thursday evening. "The housewas well filled with the elete of the city, and a very pleasant, social time was \enjoyed. The singing of’ Mrs. C. W. Tozer, Mrs. Dr. Welch, and* Mrs BB, Lee, was a feature of the ‘evening ‘and was duly appreciated as their efforts always are. A aplendid.lunch was spread, -. and games and social converse made up the programme of the evéning. These meetings: are becoming very}. popular. Wellington, the indefatigable stage man, was lopking after his stock here ‘yesterday. His coaches never fail making regtlar trips, rain “or shine, good roads. or bad, He has had the worst road,to run over of any line . in thezState, but he has always met the demands of the traveling public. The Manzanita, wine is just a booming now, The amount of water running down the flume under the Union Hotel, looks like @ mall sized river. Miss Lincoln, niece of ‘Dinty Malone, Secretary of State, and Mrs. this city, have been visiting friends in this city during the past week. If Sacramento women are all as good lopking as ‘these it must indeed be an attractive place, and we wonder the Governor remains an old hachYelor. ‘ The Califotftia mine is looking its best now. The levels open out well, and: the Superiftendent, Mr. ‘Hol: . land, informsvus the rock is paying splendidly, It is rough on the Good Templars just now. Sueh cider as is turned out from thé many presses in town, infringe upon the commandment to ‘‘touch not, taste not.’’ Op Bachelor Uncle.—*Well, bain ley,” what do you want now?’’ Charley.—‘‘Oh, [ want to be rich.” Uncle, —«“Rich! why so?’ Charley. —‘‘Because I want to be petted, and ma says you are an old fool, but waiee: its a great secret and I musin’t e a pti Accorpine to act of Coli: gress, Washburne, United States Minteter, is esented to Oscar de Lafayette, at aris, the watch-of his grandfather, Marquis de Lafayette, which was stolen from bim in the United: States in 1825, and which was presented to the latter after the capture of Cornwallis, cy Tux President of the various colored societies of Memphis have organized a society called the Knights ef Brotherhood and Monumenta Association, The chief object is to discard all old “political ties, and cultivate and maintain a perfect peace with the white people of the) people . would . J Mrust_be petted because you ure rich . . . only doing, well, but yesterday it did better than ever. In thé drifts there isaledge three feet thick, and it shows rich fbbon-quartz, fiee gold cg visible all through the rock. In the shaft there is very fine pay reck. We saw Wednesday; some splendid maple o gold bearing ore, in the, posgession. of” Dennis Meagher, who 1s superintending affairs at the mine during the absence of Mr. Dodsworth. The Omaha ‘owners will soon begin to feel rich ‘aia V. Union. ip a Wells, Fango’s express was robbed on a railway in Kansas, Tuesday, by masked men, of $27,000. There aré rewards to the amount of $17,500 offered for the robbers, ‘ NE SST ODDIE SRY At Truckee, Dec.’ Bik 19, hy Rev. oot a K. Masten, Mr: das. Stewart to Mrs. Minerva Page, both of, Truckee. At North San Tyan, Dec, 9th 1874, by br J. Stotlar, Justice of the Fence, Mr, Daniet Sargent, of Brindy city, to Mrs. Beck, of

San Juan. aes Ree Sheriff's Sale. Y VIR¢CUE OF AN EXECUTION TO mé directed and delivered issued out of the County Court, in dnd for the County of Yuba, State of Cal on a judgment rendered in the Jugtice’s Court of L. R. Sellon, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County of Yuba, State of California, bearing date Sept. 23d, 1874, on a judgment renderber, 1874, in favor of Hayford, Hymes & Co. . (said firm doing business in the town of UVolfax,, Placer County, California,) and against J. W. Booth, for the tum of One Hundred,and Ninety-six and 2-100 do!lars, together w ith costs of suit taxed at. $4 90 and accruing ‘eosts. I havé levied upon all the right, title and interest of defendant in aud to, the following described property, A The South West 1-4 of Section 29,7 to-wit 5 'Townst ip 15, Worth Range 9 Last, situated in Grass Valley Vownship, Nevada County ¥ California, on the road leading from Grass) Valley to Colfax, together with all the tenements, improvements and appurtenances Owidna Mixy.—This mine is not MARRIED. bee He edvin said Court on ‘the 9th day of SeptemHYMAN. BROS. COLUMN. vo Great Reduciicn ! if HOLIDAYS! aint <i 4 CLOTHING “Hyman ‘Bros, OFFER the fol= “lowing Reduction CLOTHING ! Blue Beaver Frock Suits, sold last fall for $30 row at $25. , Blue Beaver Frock Suits sold last fall for $27 50 now at $22 50. thereunto belonging or in anywise apper-. . taining. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property ‘to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in the* city of Nevada, on SATURDAY,.January 9th, 1875, . Between the even of 90 "clock, A, M. and 6 o’clock, P. Given sa my hand this 11th day of December, 1874. ; G. W. SMITH, Sheriff. o By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. Passenger, Express Wagon A. B. CARLEY, S prepared to dé.Express Work of every kind and transport Passengers to any part of the county. His stand is ia front of McCAULEY’S CIGAR STORE, All orders promptly ee to. Js ¢. DONNELLY . NIN THE FIELD! °wo A SPLENDID STOCK OF -. AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND* ‘ TOY CANDIES,) Which having bought at reduced rates, he he is enabled-to sell ~ Chéaper than any other. Store in Nevada ‘City. NUTS. NUTS. All kinds and varieties, of this year’s growth, warrantedFresh and Good. The special attention of Committees for “Christmas Trees. of Churches, Schools and private residence, is called to his stock of TOY CANDIES. Which is Larger, Better and in greater variety than can be, found elsewhere, and which he. will sell at) LOWER RATES Than any other Candy Store in the city. CIGARS and TOBACCO, I would cail the attention of the public to my new stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO, which embraces all the favorite brands of Tm ported and Domestic Cigars, And the finest qualities of . Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, . To be found in the market. % Meerschaum Piped, Cutlery, Albums, Japanese Ware. Jewelry, Plated Ware and Yankee Notions generally, in great VaBy bentiibin: hati and . selling my goods at the Lowest Living Prices, 1 solicit & shure of the patronage of the people of Nevada City. es J. C. DONNELLY. Broad Street, next geor to Knowlton’s haw elry Store. ‘. Bouth, A ; 3 ¢ p io a = i Sy ‘ Nevada City, Dec. 8th, 1874. im Cae ae Blue Beaver Frock Suits, sold last fall at $25 now $20. Chinchilla Coats sold last fall at $14 now $10, Chinchilla Coats sold last fall at $10 now $7 50. Cassimere Suits sold last fall for $25 now $20. Cassimere Suits sold Laat fall for $22 50 now $18. fall for $20 now $17. Cassimere Suits sold--last fall for $17 50 now $12 50. Shaker Socks at 25.cents per pair ; We have also a very large stock. of. WHITE SHIRTS, FURNISHING ‘GOODE, BOOTS & SHOES,HATS & CAPS, TRUNKS & VALISES, . . Which we Offer’ on A Tae RBS: . breaily Reduced { Rates ! nk the new arrival of our Large Stock of Boys’ Clothing NEW STYLE OF Rubber Goats, . The First in the Market. Give us 9 call and saictess yourselves that we do just as we advertise. ‘ Hyman oun. Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, ~ NEVADA CITY. Cassimere Suits sold. last . . Genuine Diamond Toe . h Special attention is called to O ANDIE Ss. 25 Cents ad Pound J OHNNY JACK’S ‘VARIETY STORE, Piné¢ Stroet, one door from Broad, ‘NEVADA CITY. HE ATTENTION. OF COMMITTERY FOR CHRISTMAS TREES of Church. es, Schools ‘and Eamilies is called to the’ fact, that Choice American Candies san be precthapid for : TWENTY«FIVE. CENTS A POUND arid upwards, which #s cheapet than they can be bought at any othet ie in’ Nevada County. ALSO A enone ‘sT0ck oF : FANCY TOY CANDIEM! _ NUTS, 4 ORANGES, + ang LEMONS; poe quantity, Fresh and Nice, MRERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, CUTLERY, éte:, Warrantéd fo be as represented. . TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Iam now in receipt of. alarge invoice of }MPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,Embracing all the favorite brands, and I also keep the best qualities of TOBACCO, To be foundin Nevada City. Everybody, young an old, are invited to call at my store on Pime™ street. and be convinced thai I selt better goods for less money tham any other store in the mountains, COMMITTEES FOR CHRISTMAS TREES, CALL -AND SEE MY . PRICES, AS I WILL SELL CANDIES AND NUTS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER-STORE. JOHNNY JACK. Nevada City, Dec. 6th, 1874. FIRST CAR LOAD DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, _ SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, And other Beautiful Holiday Goods, haye just Arriced at . KNOWLTON’S JEWELRY STORE, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, “INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED THE BEST TIME KEBPERS IN THE WORLD, Call and See the, . Different Styles. " He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful. Assortment of Gold and Silver Watches Of other celebrated ‘makers, Go ants see the: Beautiful Goods: cS All kinds. of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Bone and Warranted. Nevada City, ‘ccuauhen 15th, 1874. ‘ 3 ow then ST Bhiel ‘Enter Dori: of the items a) matter : ’ pelled t the gre advertis The ] "paring . next we ing up . _.thembe! We s: pesterd ervatioi fruit fa Mount: “A cha gathers ‘and Gr merly been re toll or Yeast p *to rece The “and Bs ‘are be ‘There ‘Fair .more'‘grand A’? ‘this df ‘formir ‘be firs Ade Wel ~The ‘for th night. Ley > Juan ' + but di liked: rate, The Bloor day la for $6 Fre Juan poun Trev ted b; organ ‘or 8e\ ‘issue its ro ‘sent . Th “good Andy and f Appe: or th be hi mine Th ciety days. Cong nesdi * Guik Judg and at th last large é ps We will tree Thu 1874 to Ww tion. man , time Nev: keey con¢ ing: