February 15, 1873 (4 pages)

f he Daily Transerips. NEVADA crry%, CAL. ~~ [oFFICcIAL. ] . Board of Supervisor. Tuunrspay, Feb. ‘13th. FS rer AFTERNOON SESSION: With Supplement. The following boundaries. ware cement ERR ‘suggested to be established for’ the Saturday, Feb. 15, 1873, Clea¥ing, up its Mud. The Sacramenté Union, which for @ month past, and -beforethe defensé ‘was heard, by slurs and impatatioys;; , has done all it could to blast-the reputation of Colfax, now sets out. on the task of clearing, up its mud. In its issne of Thursday the Unian says: ~ “As to Colfax, we are happy to say . that in our judgment he is not guilty of the charge-prefetred-by Ames ;that we don’t believe he took and kept, or drew dividends upon, stock in the ~-Gredit Mobilier, or ‘profited to” ‘the . ¥alue of a dollar in: the “‘ring’* speeulations or the frauds perpetrated up . ——————o -the Government andthe outside} ee ’ ‘millions fepublic. _ positions, ~———weekly newspapers with _firepaid. j = stockholders. We say, moreover, that not one of. the Vice-President’s old-time politieab friends rejoices mere at his‘safe ‘deliverance from this pitfall than the Union dces;.as not one of them could have felt a keener sorrow at his seeming humiliation than we did. For, if there is any eriminal more execrable than he whe by bribes of gold corrupt the officers of the:Governnient, he is that sic ‘ execrable who, occupying one ‘of th he highest trusts the people Have to give, accepts the bribe of the corruptors. That the Vieek President has been able to remove all suspicion of being such # ‘man, will bring j joy to “and hope to as m:ny, who weré almost ready to despair of the This he has done for the present, and it will require strong retributing evidence from Ames: to} Cook; Jehn ehange the current.of opinion which set in his favor after the statement made by Colfax on Tuesday.”” ' This custom-of condemning men tnheard and denouncing as corrupt indiscriminateiy, all who occupy pub-_ is entirely too commbn, and none have indulged in the practice more freely than the Union. Its declarations of friendship for Colfax -would come with a good deal more grace if it had withheld its judgment until his case was: closed, and it would not have bad:the general distrust to combat which it has helped to create in the community. Reduction im Postage Rates. The United States House of Representatives.on Tuesday pasged’a bill _reducing letter postege to two cents for each: half ounce or fraction thereef, including all letters commonly known asdrop letters. Magazine and hewspaper manuscript are declared to belong to this class of mail matter. The second’ section provides that “under such regulatiuns and in such manner as the Postmaster General _ Shall-prescribe, the postage by law to be paid on printed: matter as mail: age matter of the second class shull © in all-eases-be prepaittand collected at the: yffices respectively where such . Matter shall-be mailed. Postage on daily newspapers, not exceeding four ounces in weight, shall be charged and collected_at-the -rate_of fifteen cents per quarter; provided that the inthe respec. tive counties where the same are printed and ‘published may pass through the mail free of postage,”’ thisslaw isinaccerdance with the recommendations‘of! the Postmaster General, and goes into’effect en the Ist of July of the present year. It will be-noticed that after that date . newspaper postage will have to be The Postmaster General states that the receipts from. newspaper Sino for the last fiseal year on? this dei ofi sid Galles chaathacec’ $2,300,000; showing a loss tor the Government, in titis branch, off over $1,300,000, owingsto a failure on: the pert: of i a collectthepos-_ and ms are’ taken from: the ~~ oftees. A Santa. ‘eae “widow, proyrietress of the Seven-Mile House, has sued Wim. Saynor,. « @ San Mateo sheep-raiser,. for $5,000 damages for breach of marriage. He. promise. ; TuR-Pactfic Medical and Surgical Journal favors the plan-of having a tate Board of \Fiperte, to pass on . questions of i insanity, poisoning, maldifferent Supervisor Distric ofs of the county, viz: Ist, Nevadn Township ; 2d, Grass Valley Township; 3d, Eureka, Blogmfield and Washington townships; 4th, Bridgeport anda Rough atid Ready Townships; 5th, Meadow Lake and-Little York Fownship. On motien tie further coni= sideratiow ef, the subject w woe" ‘aia over until! the May term. Allison, Samuek_ Leutje, F C Arbegast, John “Luey, 8S -Abbott, J C » Long, WS. ‘Butterfield, HW Lutz, B Bachtal, U L Lones, A H Blake, Jerry McCutchan, RG Bouvier, Chas‘ McCaniish, D— Bost, John McCauley, Hugh, Belden. jog 5 3 McKeon, Dennis McCormick, bs Crocker, ss Miller; BHChurch; John A}. Milhorn, John: Cross, EW Mills, TC ~ Cashin John ‘“Murchie,Jno ©,da Curtis, Thomas: Morrison, S M. Charannat, L —Nilon, Thomas: Dunn, JohnS , Nicholson, dug ie: Dewning, Jno W-Nivens,. rh Dorsey, Henry~ Nelson, John Eden, Jno H ©’ Domnell; Dani Enright, Michael Osborne, W N Eddy, Wm ~—-Pooter, J R Evskine, Saniuel Palmer, L 0: Emmons, Lewis Porter, Orson Ebaugh, C B Richards, Phillip: Ferrand, Chas Ragin, Geo W ,Fogeli, Casper’ Rosenthal, A ‘Ford, Nathaniel Richards, Wm Foster,, Chas Stenger, ‘A Giles, Timothy Glasson, Josiah Stillwell, Josiah Smith, Vernon Le Gentry, RB Sharp, Rotect Green, M M Smith, John A Hentze, Henry Senner, John, Sir Helm, J H Smith, Wm H Hughes, TL Trusn, Wn Hussey, MichaelTully, N-OHale, Horace Torson, Ole Hinds, John W‘Thom, David : Holmes, Thos K-Vivian, John-— Hamilton, Jno H Vance, O Irish, AH ’ Wilson, LL.M Johnston, Jas E Whiting, $ Or Jacobs, Geo F Webber, Nicholas: Jenkins, WmH Waite, BC Klingenspor,Chas Welch, Geo W Kitts, James Young, Wm Kelsey, Richard Young, Jas Hi. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, Alderman, RS _ Jeffre y, Bobt And:e,Francis M Johnston, John L James, Eawii~~“ Worthington,J & 3 Gaynor Pat’k © Bates, Moses Brimskill, E Bausman, HCannon, M €lark, Joho M ~~ Tompkins, EO Esbach, David M Webber, Jacob Foster, Wilson : Adams, BF 6 Armstrong, H Hl Hastings, John Baldwin, W L Beezlev, Silas Bullard, Guilford Montgomery John Dikeman, S H BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. ‘Allison, Edwatd ‘Date Geo W ‘Bowen, David 2 Sy Bloss,A-A— Butler, P Hit Mar, £3 Craig, J A bo co ide; J g: . Cox, Connor: n, JB: Grane, AN meen Raed Cull, Henry~=~ ~~ Paddleford, Davis, Wm Mo * Putnam, Ad Donavan, Jerry Phelan, Kerr Evans, B-D Patton, RB Ellison, Jas W._ Rathbun, L D Fitzpatrick, M~Schmidt, John Gill, Thomas § oo ner y OP mas, Howell MEADOW ee Burkhalter, F The Board having er consid-. Blaney, Jas Hard east ad eration#’ the matte f building a fireBaeke 8 Hastings, EF. . proof v or the Recorder's office, ‘Caney, a — Meeaen; doe 4 decided, wpon motion, to ‘build the. Champion, Josiah: per. J F x same, On motion of _ Supervisor Crase, Jas ' > 3 = . Brady, the entire matter_was left in} Cruthersy B ank Dewey, US charge of Supervisor-M. L. Marsh. Eastman, W be 2 The following demands against the Gray, Jos “Wiles: 5 Be }eounty were ordered ‘paid: 2 . Goddard, sh Weller, S Boos S.-W. Rob’, per diens and mileage . Ga8¢, Wicks, A 3 —_ IB Wilson, CD as. Supervisor, February term, Geng, J Vv. Doan, LE eral Fund, $112. EURMRA TOWNSHIP, A. B. Brady, per diem and iileAndrews, Wm _‘ Ffenry, Franle age as Supervisor, February term, . Allenberg, Chas. Kelstrup, L G General Fund, $91 20, Pe . emer ‘ ie — _ . Cowger, 3 eNuity, Henry M. L. Marsh, per-diein_and mile Churchill, W B McKinney, Jao ror ee arepees February tesm, Carter, J B ©’ Rourk, Terrence General Fund, $ Granddil. £ P Patridge, Wm The Board ea the foltowing Day, DK oweli, Wm Erb, John Reddiugton, Jas pefgons to act as Grand and Trial Edwents, Geo. Hall, Was jurors for the ensuing year: Gordon, 3 D Rich, John NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Howard, Orange Robinson, I N Allen, BF Keith. L C Hegarty, Chas. Rankin, Wm Adams, John Kellog, A B' Hearn, Wm Shea, Jno Hertweck, Jos BLOOMFIEL® TOWNSHIP. . Atwater, H Johnson; WA Black, W D Lemaire, A D Braucher, A ~ McGuire, P Breckenyer, B. McKillican, D BR: Conn, Thos . Montgomery WG . Cummings, W F_ Monroe, A C Cull, RC Northup, B C Dennett, AG Nixon, CA: . Graham, JA _ Reasoner, L KHarmon, MC = Woodruff, A L WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Anderson, Nich. ~Forrest, Albert Andrews, Wm Kirtley, C 1 Adams, W Henle! HH. Boggs, Win W Jeep Thos Jobn Pease, Sanford -O Perry, J F Slinger, Wm ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Horton, L: Huitt, James McCaw, John Barker Wiliamson Manion, K Church, M W Pelham, WA. Casteen, Henry Piper, 5 W Coffey, W R Rickey, John Sanford, Levi Dezell, James . Statk, WM Ennor, James Taylor, CO Flint, George Torpie, Francis Gilham, WB Westerfield W Grant, GéoWalling, LA __LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP Ammonds, DR Fox, CJ Atkins, G H Frick, GA Brockman, W Goods Buckman, BS Griffi ,_Pes 8, BJ Childress, W J; Goodman, J R Clark, AP Heinson, John Curran, Valentine McLeod, Malcolm Durham, Wm Oxden, Robt S_ Ennis, Frank Rose, David -Hskine, Jno Robb, Harvey On motion the Board adjparned for the term. T. ©. Piungers;, Clerk. o<-]> County Court, Adams, Wm H Kitto, Jno Autry, Wm Kress, Geo Austin, Herman Kane, MichaedI! Brydon, Robert’ Kline, Chas: Bays, W Little, Geo: Barker, DM ~~ Le Bar, Wm: Laing Jas TRV, tly 8, Wm me BH ms f eas rs “Beatty, FG Lucas, Adam Boucher, Jno Levy, Julius Collins, J J McAllister, Jae Campbell, JH» McCauley, Benj Calvin, B F McGuire, Michael Crase, Thos. — ‘McGrath, B Clift, Wm . McCurdle, BI Clake, Thos Mason, AC Cunningham,J A Melarkey, A Daly, Patrick Matteson, A A Dodge, D F = Morrison, Chas. . Duann,.Jno Mansan, ,Zéph “ Deamer,, W E. Morehouse, Jos Eudey, Jose wf Marshall, J E Edmonds, March. J.B. Early, Jas DNoel, Richand. * . Elliott, Thos __ Noenan, Bitniek Fielding, Thos Nathan, M = —— Fowler, J L ~ Overmyer,. EE Ford, Patrick O'Deanell, Wan Francis, John __ Peero, Joseph Fishet, Samuel Potter, MBB Finnie, Robt Phillips, Jno, a Fuchs;. —— Paul, Jas F Yesterday the following parties were arraigned to. plead. The People vs. Ti Ching. Judge Searle for defendant. Plea of not Feb. 25th. The People vs Ah On and Ak Lew. Charged witly sluice robbery. . L. W. Williams, heretofore appointed to “pastena excused on account of sick‘James A, Stidger appointed is 0 detiiid and defendant givem until Monday at 2 o'clock to plead. with horse stealing ; three indictments. J. I. Caldwell, for defend191. Argued by Caldwell for defence and District Attorney Deal for proseeation. Demurrer overruled rGrubbs, WL Prodger, Jno ‘Griffiths, ‘Thos oO Patrick. Glasson, dames —Kodda, John. ‘Gtise, Nathaniel Rabb, Elias; George, Wm Rack, Antoine: _Hennessy, Ratrick Sifford, H \Hickman, Wm =‘ Sheets, OH P Higgins, Wan Shields, Martin Hil, Win. Smith, John Harry, Alex Seadden, Henry Hill, I L. ttevens, G W Harrington, Caleb Stone, J rson, J H Silvester, i Howe, Geo 8 Tro¢y, MattHodge, Ju ‘Tierney, Johm Haywood, EW ~ aa MC Hamilton, J F . aylor, Jas Haven, Alex < Theos pson, Cr ivens, Henry U‘Townzend,. va. Ismert, Peter Watt, Ja “] and €ases he Rik ‘4th, bth and . 6th. ing at 10 o'clock. Preaching. There will be preaching at the Sunday morning and evening, by ‘Lord's Sappet,!*: : pass a law prohibiting State county officers from acsepting’ Jago, EB Weed, Tye domes, James ~~ “Wear, James =~ rf. ". fonen ober eee Bae + bo passes on sailzoads, . 4 . for, to make the. power which we. -}men'sjoys; to-fill-the ‘atmosphere . . of no more. ;concert. So says the Grass Acres . . Tue San Diego Union of February . . . Ist says: .}inches, which had been found by a — guilty emtered and case set foe trial : People vs John Brown, Charged: ant, interposed demurrer to ease No. 1" “Cael adjonmed & Monday morn. . Baptist Church, in this city, on next Elder J.J. Harris. Subject for the mosuing service: ‘‘The reasons for the peculiar practice-of the denominatien im the celebration of the, "Tae Nevada Loilalatare refused to: fe sinineipticecs ¥ Haprn—A _poeti‘ead writer has. said that semé: men . , move through life as‘a bandi of: mu‘sic moves down the street, flinging “Prout pleasure on G¥ery' side" through . : rthé air to’ every one,. far’ and: nean. ithdt can listen. Somémet fill, tie ait with: their strength and sweetiress as the -orchards in October days fill the air with the ripe fruit: Some women: cling to their own houses like the honeysuckle over the deor;. yet like it fill all-the region with the sub-. tilé fragrance of their goodness. How great a bounty astd: blessing it isto hold the ,royal gifts ef the ore that they shall be musie to some, fragrance to otheys and life to:all! It would be no unworthy thing to live have —-within—us: the breath of other whieh they must stand in with a brightness which they eannot create erthemselves. Coxcert WerpsNesbax. NIGHT, — ‘Miss Luly A. Littleton and. brother, gaye a ‘concert at, Hamilton Hall on Wednesday, evening. They had a pretty good. audience for the ‘night was a stormy one. The performance showed that Miss and Mr, Littleton are thorough musicia’s a Jong ways above the pretentious pets before a concert. and are heard ( We hope to have a repetition of Wednesday evening’s Union. Anpxy Kelley, the stately-stepping, ‘“gegneatisiepers deep-mouthed Tariff ‘champion, of Philadelphia, who was Want to rap bis toga.about him and bawl out,: ‘‘Proteetion! protection!” in the halls of Congress, with as much earnestness as Patrick Henry’s Revolutionary Troy used to. bawl out, ‘Beef!’ in the American camp—Kelley, . whose soul seemed to be translated so higis up.in all the metallic heaven of ‘pig’ifon and tenpenny nails that it had no leisure for wicked, says the Louisville Journal > Tue SanJoaquin Valley Argus, published at Snelling, Merced county, says: Quite® numberofdeathshave occurred in this and Mariposa eoun-, tiesin the past—few weeks, from a disease that is vulgatly termed ‘‘spotted fever.’ The complaint is dangerous type, anda very heavy. per centage of the eases have proved fatal, 3 Yesterday we were shown an* oyster-shell nyeasuring -22x9 Chinaman on the coast of Lower Quite a number of other mammoth oyster-shells were brought up by the same parties fyom the same localities. It is said that extensive beds of these shell-fish exist there. Somx of the members of theSan Jose Lyceum having requested the editor of the Mercury to publish an essay Secently read before that insti} stution, the Nereury refers to the isSue Of that paper of Februasy 8, where the ‘‘essay’’ appears-as an editosial, and adds: ‘‘As we are somethink it advisable to reproduee it.” A wan and woman have died lately ‘in Nosth Falmouth, Mass., frem the results of vaccination. The former’s arm began to swell in four in twenty-four hours he became delirious, and within a week “he died. > A Lance number of employes of the railroad worshopsin Saeramento, hitherto working by the day, will hereafter work by the piece. Tus Petaluma Farmers’ Club has asked for a donation_of—sugar-beet aoed from. the. Alvarads Best ones Company. ; . ——— 84, of which 56 were males. moat Railroad Company. 4 & Wagon.foad, ; ; gaining ground,ones who visit this part of the eoun. try, and who gave-a-floursh of trum. private speculations—he too, turns . out to be-no better than one of the . ) “1866, . Where thém fe Dy RUBE Se , what crowded for room; we hardly . . + hours from the time ofvaccination; ‘Tue mortality in San Franeiseo. the past week has been usually large, the number of deaths amounting to. Tue Oakland and Alameda Kail-. _ road Company and the Oakland and . Piedmont Railsead Company have!consolidated, under the corporate} name of Alameda, Oakland and Pied-. "Its reported that Peter Donslrae. conteniplates the ‘construction ‘of a Cloyar-. dale to the Geysers, unless the .people of » ‘Cloverdale: go ° to work. “and. The Nevada Fonndry. ‘Thom & Allan, of*the Nevada (Foundry, have laid-s. stone, foundation, upon which th are erecting a large addition to their extensive blacksmith Shop. Tig the Spring of . the year this firm have" large! orders from various parts ‘of the State for the manufacture of all kinds of ma¢hinery. Last Spring and Summer. they*had:teemploy from 20 to.30 additional Hands, in order to keep up with the onfers that kept pouring in upon themi. We are glad: to notice so. these improvements inv eur: home manufactories, and'trtist tHat Mespatronage which their enterprise and superior pita 2 80 — de-serve. Brooklyn, and is-said to Be rapidly “DIED. In this city, Feb. 14th. 1873, Chauncey B:. Richmend, aged Slyeurs. ° The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church; on Sunday afternoon at: 1-o’clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE; PROBATE COURT of the Coun-. ty-of Nevada, State of Califewiia;: In. the eMatter of ‘the Estate of George Keeney . deceased. _It appearing to the Hom John Caldwell, Judge of swid Cort, by tise petition this day presented and filed ‘by Elizabeth W. P. Keeney, the Administratrixof the Estate of George Keeney, dec’d, “graying for an order of sale of réak astate, that itis necessary to sellithe wholeof the real estate,-to pay the delits of th» estate, support the family of the deceased, and quire suvh sale to be made;—_It is therefore the said ourt,that all persons interested i in said ProbateCourton Phursday, the 13th day of March, A, D, 1878., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Probate Court at Nevada City, in County of Nevada, toshow cause wity an order should not be granted to the said: Administratrix to sell all of the real estate belonging to the said deceased, as shall be necessary;and that a copy of this order-be published at least feur successive weeks 4g the . Nevada Daily. ‘Transcript,a newspaper printed and published in said county. Dated February 13th, 1873. JOHN C&LDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County. Clerk of the County :@f Nevada. I, 9. C. Plunkett, County Clerk , of the County of Nevada, State of Califor“hia, and Ex Otticio Clerk of the Probate Gourt in and for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, full and correct copy of an order duly made and en— upon the minutes of said Probate . C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. By JOHN PATTIsox, Deputy. Niles Searls,. Atty. for Administratrix. f14 “Hoisting & Pumping Works = FOR SALE. YONSISTING of a-First class Steam En: gine 12x24. One Tubular Boiler 48 in. _—_—_ Witness my hand and the seal of acm said Pyobate Court,this 13th day of —— Dd. 1873. Governor, Steam Gauge and Whistle complete, with. Friction Hoisting, Reel, 350 feet of 2% in.anneald Stee! Wire Rope, Rock Tubs, Water Tank, Hooks, &v. complete,— Together with one 8 in. Jackwead Pump, Spur Wheel, Bob and Colamn complete, Also, one 10 in. Plunger Pump 6 feet s‘roke, 100 feet of 9 ‘in. Pump Column, % inch iron with plained:flanges and bolts complete.” Forty pair pump rod straps 3 = x _3, 6 feet long with bolts fitted to 8 in. d, Bob connecting rod, Spur Whrel and Pinion ¢10 in. face,) Iron Winch and 300 feet of 4in. Wire Rope for lowering pumps. Two Set of Chain Pulleys, (235 tons each:) ‘In facta FULL SET OF HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS COMPLETE in every particular, almost new and in perfect order. Original cost “$9,000 00 will be sold cheap for cash. For further particiilars apply to Rloomfield,. examined, North Bloomfield, Feb. 13th. _ NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. 7 OU aré hereby ordered: to a at “YOUR ARMORY, i tac ‘In Fall Uniform, On Saturday, Feb, 22nd, AT 2 o'clock, P. M. FOR PARADE. 23¢ o'clock, and all. not in ranks will be eonsidered as absentees. © “No execu received except Sickness oz . absence frorm town. By order : M.8. DEAL, — hr Goondig W: FL Evens 0.9% 5 °> & 5 Secemeaaeed GRAND HOTEL, . — OPAMEN'O, ea Corner of Framt and K Streets, ) RS. enawe.:.: --.dProprietor . i “gre block from the } vac . whi teres bia Neh ia eens Pras o x wall, . 3 BELL &. BRoWn, because #he best interests of the heirs re. ordered by the Hon. Johm Galdweil, Jmige of theestate of said deceased, appear before the diameter. 16 feet long, 12 feet balance wheel . P° The Company will march promptly-at . , © “tea tsi hati ta’ gets ooh OF, ee & Pine and Commercial “Streets. Dealers in Eas DRUGS, srs. Thom & Alana—-willFubehdo-that riers: 21) jones : CHEMICALS, re centromere York is: being strongly agitated ‘i pie » -akusmus, orall Inds. ~ wa, We shall se on hand # large: aesort. ment of B@ Also a full'line of eos Fd Patent Medicines, A GOOD eurrLe OF. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, _ TIMOTHY, &c. ‘PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY coMPOUNDED; i BEMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercia) Streets' '(Bussenius' Old Stand. BELL & BROWS. _ Nevada, Feb, 8, 1873. Auction’ and Commission. STORE. FRANK GUILD, OULD respectfullyinform the peo— ple of Nevada City and the surroundree country that he has opened an Auction and Co ~imission Store, at No. 33 COMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will sell ‘at Anction or_on Commissien any articles perscns wish to disse of. Persons in’ want of. any article will do “Well to call on me before purchasing else where. Particular-attention paid to second hand ‘Furniture. Hav had over 18 years expe rience in the Furnitwre_business he is prepared to do all kinds of > Bg ae in the Furnityre'line cheap and in good work manlike manner. FRANK GUILD. Nevada, Feb. 7th, : GRASS SEED, CLOVER. SEED. Fresh Garden Seed sees SEED. —AT— PRESTONS—DRUG—STORE— MEDICAL WONDER, P POMD’S EXTRAO?P,. . ABSOLUTE WATERPROOF, : —AaT— “PRESTON'S. {LAMP CHIMNEYXS, 8. for 60 Ceits ab Preston's. SORs SHILLAC, BAINFOR, —aT— CALIFORNIA SALVE,. PUT UPBY : TAYLOR & CO.¥ . 6 Beseville Junction, Placer Co. 1 “REMEDY for Piles, e& 8 & PA Cerne, Bun: on man er beast. Seld by E. M. PRESIOB, ‘. Broad Street, Nevada. Hamiiton's: Restaurant. Removed to BROAD STREET, _}. Neagiy Orrosrre THE Trawsenivs OFFmE : served np in all styles lowest. rates. Med . Re HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. yy a ee 3 oie su spat aw gio ~Bacramente, Feb. 6th, rd DRUGGISTS. “TOILET 80:8, » Sores and Flesh Wounds: ~* aval Ble Da NEVAD naa ‘Fisher’: On last Sa éf this city, 1 tempt of Cor the United §an-Frantisc pay a fine of ” fees, with co _ fo be imprist jail for. five ¢ tances here 1 “gp anid sent” _requesting t _ yemitted, fot “acted under @} and did not “any law. T _he was a law Wednesday _ sel made a judgment a1 port of hi that Fisher “attorney be _ fense, that: violation of was a repul zen, and th the fine im) the -afternc his decisio1 said he ho affidavits, a defendant « violated the Jieving ‘that been satisfi mer deerée imprisonm on payme) Court had citizen, it all injuncti copy of the en to the to the Shei at San Jos q We pub as selected visors, to Courts for. County C! these nam paper, fol names, an: ‘box, and f the year ‘than ten n before the must mak: -the.Count jurors req Jury twe The Clerk Judge an: drawing,the presex The. bex -hames dre Tequired any, perso : from the « iis to be de ' of the faet the name 2nd serve in an ent ballots must be from whi . The Sher of jurors attend at of Court. hot prob ¢alleduj than one who ser ' placed o1 new sys' = "Miss I this e Dig’ to at Stested. Valley a ly please Tickets . Store, je

f he Daily Transerips. NEVADA crry%, CAL. ~~ [oFFICcIAL. ] . Board of Supervisor. Tuunrspay, Feb. ‘13th. FS rer AFTERNOON SESSION: With Supplement. The following boundaries. ware cement ERR ‘suggested to be established for’ the Saturday, Feb. 15, 1873, Clea¥ing, up its Mud. The Sacramenté Union, which for @ month past, and -beforethe defensé ‘was heard, by slurs and impatatioys;; , has done all it could to blast-the reputation of Colfax, now sets out. on the task of clearing, up its mud. In its issne of Thursday the Unian says: ~ “As to Colfax, we are happy to say . that in our judgment he is not guilty of the charge-prefetred-by Ames ;that we don’t believe he took and kept, or drew dividends upon, stock in the ~-Gredit Mobilier, or ‘profited to” ‘the . ¥alue of a dollar in: the “‘ring’* speeulations or the frauds perpetrated up . ——————o -the Government andthe outside} ee ’ ‘millions fepublic. _ positions, ~———weekly newspapers with _firepaid. j = stockholders. We say, moreover, that not one of. the Vice-President’s old-time politieab friends rejoices mere at his‘safe ‘deliverance from this pitfall than the Union dces;.as not one of them could have felt a keener sorrow at his seeming humiliation than we did. For, if there is any eriminal more execrable than he whe by bribes of gold corrupt the officers of the:Governnient, he is that sic ‘ execrable who, occupying one ‘of th he highest trusts the people Have to give, accepts the bribe of the corruptors. That the Vieek President has been able to remove all suspicion of being such # ‘man, will bring j joy to “and hope to as m:ny, who weré almost ready to despair of the This he has done for the present, and it will require strong retributing evidence from Ames: to} Cook; Jehn ehange the current.of opinion which set in his favor after the statement made by Colfax on Tuesday.”” ' This custom-of condemning men tnheard and denouncing as corrupt indiscriminateiy, all who occupy pub-_ is entirely too commbn, and none have indulged in the practice more freely than the Union. Its declarations of friendship for Colfax -would come with a good deal more grace if it had withheld its judgment until his case was: closed, and it would not have bad:the general distrust to combat which it has helped to create in the community. Reduction im Postage Rates. The United States House of Representatives.on Tuesday pasged’a bill _reducing letter postege to two cents for each: half ounce or fraction thereef, including all letters commonly known asdrop letters. Magazine and hewspaper manuscript are declared to belong to this class of mail matter. The second’ section provides that “under such regulatiuns and in such manner as the Postmaster General _ Shall-prescribe, the postage by law to be paid on printed: matter as mail: age matter of the second class shull © in all-eases-be prepaittand collected at the: yffices respectively where such . Matter shall-be mailed. Postage on daily newspapers, not exceeding four ounces in weight, shall be charged and collected_at-the -rate_of fifteen cents per quarter; provided that the inthe respec. tive counties where the same are printed and ‘published may pass through the mail free of postage,”’ thisslaw isinaccerdance with the recommendations‘of! the Postmaster General, and goes into’effect en the Ist of July of the present year. It will be-noticed that after that date . newspaper postage will have to be The Postmaster General states that the receipts from. newspaper Sino for the last fiseal year on? this dei ofi sid Galles chaathacec’ $2,300,000; showing a loss tor the Government, in titis branch, off over $1,300,000, owingsto a failure on: the pert: of i a collectthepos-_ and ms are’ taken from: the ~~ oftees. A Santa. ‘eae “widow, proyrietress of the Seven-Mile House, has sued Wim. Saynor,. « @ San Mateo sheep-raiser,. for $5,000 damages for breach of marriage. He. promise. ; TuR-Pactfic Medical and Surgical Journal favors the plan-of having a tate Board of \Fiperte, to pass on . questions of i insanity, poisoning, maldifferent Supervisor Distric ofs of the county, viz: Ist, Nevadn Township ; 2d, Grass Valley Township; 3d, Eureka, Blogmfield and Washington townships; 4th, Bridgeport anda Rough atid Ready Townships; 5th, Meadow Lake and-Little York Fownship. On motien tie further coni= sideratiow ef, the subject w woe" ‘aia over until! the May term. Allison, Samuek_ Leutje, F C Arbegast, John “Luey, 8S -Abbott, J C » Long, WS. ‘Butterfield, HW Lutz, B Bachtal, U L Lones, A H Blake, Jerry McCutchan, RG Bouvier, Chas‘ McCaniish, D— Bost, John McCauley, Hugh, Belden. jog 5 3 McKeon, Dennis McCormick, bs Crocker, ss Miller; BHChurch; John A}. Milhorn, John: Cross, EW Mills, TC ~ Cashin John ‘“Murchie,Jno ©,da Curtis, Thomas: Morrison, S M. Charannat, L —Nilon, Thomas: Dunn, JohnS , Nicholson, dug ie: Dewning, Jno W-Nivens,. rh Dorsey, Henry~ Nelson, John Eden, Jno H ©’ Domnell; Dani Enright, Michael Osborne, W N Eddy, Wm ~—-Pooter, J R Evskine, Saniuel Palmer, L 0: Emmons, Lewis Porter, Orson Ebaugh, C B Richards, Phillip: Ferrand, Chas Ragin, Geo W ,Fogeli, Casper’ Rosenthal, A ‘Ford, Nathaniel Richards, Wm Foster,, Chas Stenger, ‘A Giles, Timothy Glasson, Josiah Stillwell, Josiah Smith, Vernon Le Gentry, RB Sharp, Rotect Green, M M Smith, John A Hentze, Henry Senner, John, Sir Helm, J H Smith, Wm H Hughes, TL Trusn, Wn Hussey, MichaelTully, N-OHale, Horace Torson, Ole Hinds, John W‘Thom, David : Holmes, Thos K-Vivian, John-— Hamilton, Jno H Vance, O Irish, AH ’ Wilson, LL.M Johnston, Jas E Whiting, $ Or Jacobs, Geo F Webber, Nicholas: Jenkins, WmH Waite, BC Klingenspor,Chas Welch, Geo W Kitts, James Young, Wm Kelsey, Richard Young, Jas Hi. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP, Alderman, RS _ Jeffre y, Bobt And:e,Francis M Johnston, John L James, Eawii~~“ Worthington,J & 3 Gaynor Pat’k © Bates, Moses Brimskill, E Bausman, HCannon, M €lark, Joho M ~~ Tompkins, EO Esbach, David M Webber, Jacob Foster, Wilson : Adams, BF 6 Armstrong, H Hl Hastings, John Baldwin, W L Beezlev, Silas Bullard, Guilford Montgomery John Dikeman, S H BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. ‘Allison, Edwatd ‘Date Geo W ‘Bowen, David 2 Sy Bloss,A-A— Butler, P Hit Mar, £3 Craig, J A bo co ide; J g: . Cox, Connor: n, JB: Grane, AN meen Raed Cull, Henry~=~ ~~ Paddleford, Davis, Wm Mo * Putnam, Ad Donavan, Jerry Phelan, Kerr Evans, B-D Patton, RB Ellison, Jas W._ Rathbun, L D Fitzpatrick, M~Schmidt, John Gill, Thomas § oo ner y OP mas, Howell MEADOW ee Burkhalter, F The Board having er consid-. Blaney, Jas Hard east ad eration#’ the matte f building a fireBaeke 8 Hastings, EF. . proof v or the Recorder's office, ‘Caney, a — Meeaen; doe 4 decided, wpon motion, to ‘build the. Champion, Josiah: per. J F x same, On motion of _ Supervisor Crase, Jas ' > 3 = . Brady, the entire matter_was left in} Cruthersy B ank Dewey, US charge of Supervisor-M. L. Marsh. Eastman, W be 2 The following demands against the Gray, Jos “Wiles: 5 Be }eounty were ordered ‘paid: 2 . Goddard, sh Weller, S Boos S.-W. Rob’, per diens and mileage . Ga8¢, Wicks, A 3 —_ IB Wilson, CD as. Supervisor, February term, Geng, J Vv. Doan, LE eral Fund, $112. EURMRA TOWNSHIP, A. B. Brady, per diem and iileAndrews, Wm _‘ Ffenry, Franle age as Supervisor, February term, . Allenberg, Chas. Kelstrup, L G General Fund, $91 20, Pe . emer ‘ ie — _ . Cowger, 3 eNuity, Henry M. L. Marsh, per-diein_and mile Churchill, W B McKinney, Jao ror ee arepees February tesm, Carter, J B ©’ Rourk, Terrence General Fund, $ Granddil. £ P Patridge, Wm The Board ea the foltowing Day, DK oweli, Wm Erb, John Reddiugton, Jas pefgons to act as Grand and Trial Edwents, Geo. Hall, Was jurors for the ensuing year: Gordon, 3 D Rich, John NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Howard, Orange Robinson, I N Allen, BF Keith. L C Hegarty, Chas. Rankin, Wm Adams, John Kellog, A B' Hearn, Wm Shea, Jno Hertweck, Jos BLOOMFIEL® TOWNSHIP. . Atwater, H Johnson; WA Black, W D Lemaire, A D Braucher, A ~ McGuire, P Breckenyer, B. McKillican, D BR: Conn, Thos . Montgomery WG . Cummings, W F_ Monroe, A C Cull, RC Northup, B C Dennett, AG Nixon, CA: . Graham, JA _ Reasoner, L KHarmon, MC = Woodruff, A L WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Anderson, Nich. ~Forrest, Albert Andrews, Wm Kirtley, C 1 Adams, W Henle! HH. Boggs, Win W Jeep Thos Jobn Pease, Sanford -O Perry, J F Slinger, Wm ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Horton, L: Huitt, James McCaw, John Barker Wiliamson Manion, K Church, M W Pelham, WA. Casteen, Henry Piper, 5 W Coffey, W R Rickey, John Sanford, Levi Dezell, James . Statk, WM Ennor, James Taylor, CO Flint, George Torpie, Francis Gilham, WB Westerfield W Grant, GéoWalling, LA __LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP Ammonds, DR Fox, CJ Atkins, G H Frick, GA Brockman, W Goods Buckman, BS Griffi ,_Pes 8, BJ Childress, W J; Goodman, J R Clark, AP Heinson, John Curran, Valentine McLeod, Malcolm Durham, Wm Oxden, Robt S_ Ennis, Frank Rose, David -Hskine, Jno Robb, Harvey On motion the Board adjparned for the term. T. ©. Piungers;, Clerk. o<-]> County Court, Adams, Wm H Kitto, Jno Autry, Wm Kress, Geo Austin, Herman Kane, MichaedI! Brydon, Robert’ Kline, Chas: Bays, W Little, Geo: Barker, DM ~~ Le Bar, Wm: Laing Jas TRV, tly 8, Wm me BH ms f eas rs “Beatty, FG Lucas, Adam Boucher, Jno Levy, Julius Collins, J J McAllister, Jae Campbell, JH» McCauley, Benj Calvin, B F McGuire, Michael Crase, Thos. — ‘McGrath, B Clift, Wm . McCurdle, BI Clake, Thos Mason, AC Cunningham,J A Melarkey, A Daly, Patrick Matteson, A A Dodge, D F = Morrison, Chas. . Duann,.Jno Mansan, ,Zéph “ Deamer,, W E. Morehouse, Jos Eudey, Jose wf Marshall, J E Edmonds, March. J.B. Early, Jas DNoel, Richand. * . Elliott, Thos __ Noenan, Bitniek Fielding, Thos Nathan, M = —— Fowler, J L ~ Overmyer,. EE Ford, Patrick O'Deanell, Wan Francis, John __ Peero, Joseph Fishet, Samuel Potter, MBB Finnie, Robt Phillips, Jno, a Fuchs;. —— Paul, Jas F Yesterday the following parties were arraigned to. plead. The People vs. Ti Ching. Judge Searle for defendant. Plea of not Feb. 25th. The People vs Ah On and Ak Lew. Charged witly sluice robbery. . L. W. Williams, heretofore appointed to “pastena excused on account of sick‘James A, Stidger appointed is 0 detiiid and defendant givem until Monday at 2 o'clock to plead. with horse stealing ; three indictments. J. I. Caldwell, for defend191. Argued by Caldwell for defence and District Attorney Deal for proseeation. Demurrer overruled rGrubbs, WL Prodger, Jno ‘Griffiths, ‘Thos oO Patrick. Glasson, dames —Kodda, John. ‘Gtise, Nathaniel Rabb, Elias; George, Wm Rack, Antoine: _Hennessy, Ratrick Sifford, H \Hickman, Wm =‘ Sheets, OH P Higgins, Wan Shields, Martin Hil, Win. Smith, John Harry, Alex Seadden, Henry Hill, I L. ttevens, G W Harrington, Caleb Stone, J rson, J H Silvester, i Howe, Geo 8 Tro¢y, MattHodge, Ju ‘Tierney, Johm Haywood, EW ~ aa MC Hamilton, J F . aylor, Jas Haven, Alex < Theos pson, Cr ivens, Henry U‘Townzend,. va. Ismert, Peter Watt, Ja “] and €ases he Rik ‘4th, bth and . 6th. ing at 10 o'clock. Preaching. There will be preaching at the Sunday morning and evening, by ‘Lord's Sappet,!*: : pass a law prohibiting State county officers from acsepting’ Jago, EB Weed, Tye domes, James ~~ “Wear, James =~ rf. ". fonen ober eee Bae + bo passes on sailzoads, . 4 . for, to make the. power which we. -}men'sjoys; to-fill-the ‘atmosphere . . of no more. ;concert. So says the Grass Acres . . Tue San Diego Union of February . . . Ist says: .}inches, which had been found by a — guilty emtered and case set foe trial : People vs John Brown, Charged: ant, interposed demurrer to ease No. 1" “Cael adjonmed & Monday morn. . Baptist Church, in this city, on next Elder J.J. Harris. Subject for the mosuing service: ‘‘The reasons for the peculiar practice-of the denominatien im the celebration of the, "Tae Nevada Loilalatare refused to: fe sinineipticecs ¥ Haprn—A _poeti‘ead writer has. said that semé: men . , move through life as‘a bandi of: mu‘sic moves down the street, flinging “Prout pleasure on G¥ery' side" through . : rthé air to’ every one,. far’ and: nean. ithdt can listen. Somémet fill, tie ait with: their strength and sweetiress as the -orchards in October days fill the air with the ripe fruit: Some

women: cling to their own houses like the honeysuckle over the deor;. yet like it fill all-the region with the sub-. tilé fragrance of their goodness. How great a bounty astd: blessing it isto hold the ,royal gifts ef the ore that they shall be musie to some, fragrance to otheys and life to:all! It would be no unworthy thing to live have —-within—us: the breath of other whieh they must stand in with a brightness which they eannot create erthemselves. Coxcert WerpsNesbax. NIGHT, — ‘Miss Luly A. Littleton and. brother, gaye a ‘concert at, Hamilton Hall on Wednesday, evening. They had a pretty good. audience for the ‘night was a stormy one. The performance showed that Miss and Mr, Littleton are thorough musicia’s a Jong ways above the pretentious pets before a concert. and are heard ( We hope to have a repetition of Wednesday evening’s Union. Anpxy Kelley, the stately-stepping, ‘“gegneatisiepers deep-mouthed Tariff ‘champion, of Philadelphia, who was Want to rap bis toga.about him and bawl out,: ‘‘Proteetion! protection!” in the halls of Congress, with as much earnestness as Patrick Henry’s Revolutionary Troy used to. bawl out, ‘Beef!’ in the American camp—Kelley, . whose soul seemed to be translated so higis up.in all the metallic heaven of ‘pig’ifon and tenpenny nails that it had no leisure for wicked, says the Louisville Journal > Tue SanJoaquin Valley Argus, published at Snelling, Merced county, says: Quite® numberofdeathshave occurred in this and Mariposa eoun-, tiesin the past—few weeks, from a disease that is vulgatly termed ‘‘spotted fever.’ The complaint is dangerous type, anda very heavy. per centage of the eases have proved fatal, 3 Yesterday we were shown an* oyster-shell nyeasuring -22x9 Chinaman on the coast of Lower Quite a number of other mammoth oyster-shells were brought up by the same parties fyom the same localities. It is said that extensive beds of these shell-fish exist there. Somx of the members of theSan Jose Lyceum having requested the editor of the Mercury to publish an essay Secently read before that insti} stution, the Nereury refers to the isSue Of that paper of Februasy 8, where the ‘‘essay’’ appears-as an editosial, and adds: ‘‘As we are somethink it advisable to reproduee it.” A wan and woman have died lately ‘in Nosth Falmouth, Mass., frem the results of vaccination. The former’s arm began to swell in four in twenty-four hours he became delirious, and within a week “he died. > A Lance number of employes of the railroad worshopsin Saeramento, hitherto working by the day, will hereafter work by the piece. Tus Petaluma Farmers’ Club has asked for a donation_of—sugar-beet aoed from. the. Alvarads Best ones Company. ; . ——— 84, of which 56 were males. moat Railroad Company. 4 & Wagon.foad, ; ; gaining ground,ones who visit this part of the eoun. try, and who gave-a-floursh of trum. private speculations—he too, turns . out to be-no better than one of the . ) “1866, . Where thém fe Dy RUBE Se , what crowded for room; we hardly . . + hours from the time ofvaccination; ‘Tue mortality in San Franeiseo. the past week has been usually large, the number of deaths amounting to. Tue Oakland and Alameda Kail-. _ road Company and the Oakland and . Piedmont Railsead Company have!consolidated, under the corporate} name of Alameda, Oakland and Pied-. "Its reported that Peter Donslrae. conteniplates the ‘construction ‘of a Cloyar-. dale to the Geysers, unless the .people of » ‘Cloverdale: go ° to work. “and. The Nevada Fonndry. ‘Thom & Allan, of*the Nevada (Foundry, have laid-s. stone, foundation, upon which th are erecting a large addition to their extensive blacksmith Shop. Tig the Spring of . the year this firm have" large! orders from various parts ‘of the State for the manufacture of all kinds of ma¢hinery. Last Spring and Summer. they*had:teemploy from 20 to.30 additional Hands, in order to keep up with the onfers that kept pouring in upon themi. We are glad: to notice so. these improvements inv eur: home manufactories, and'trtist tHat Mespatronage which their enterprise and superior pita 2 80 — de-serve. Brooklyn, and is-said to Be rapidly “DIED. In this city, Feb. 14th. 1873, Chauncey B:. Richmend, aged Slyeurs. ° The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church; on Sunday afternoon at: 1-o’clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE; PROBATE COURT of the Coun-. ty-of Nevada, State of Califewiia;: In. the eMatter of ‘the Estate of George Keeney . deceased. _It appearing to the Hom John Caldwell, Judge of swid Cort, by tise petition this day presented and filed ‘by Elizabeth W. P. Keeney, the Administratrixof the Estate of George Keeney, dec’d, “graying for an order of sale of réak astate, that itis necessary to sellithe wholeof the real estate,-to pay the delits of th» estate, support the family of the deceased, and quire suvh sale to be made;—_It is therefore the said ourt,that all persons interested i in said ProbateCourton Phursday, the 13th day of March, A, D, 1878., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Probate Court at Nevada City, in County of Nevada, toshow cause wity an order should not be granted to the said: Administratrix to sell all of the real estate belonging to the said deceased, as shall be necessary;and that a copy of this order-be published at least feur successive weeks 4g the . Nevada Daily. ‘Transcript,a newspaper printed and published in said county. Dated February 13th, 1873. JOHN C&LDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County. Clerk of the County :@f Nevada. I, 9. C. Plunkett, County Clerk , of the County of Nevada, State of Califor“hia, and Ex Otticio Clerk of the Probate Gourt in and for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, full and correct copy of an order duly made and en— upon the minutes of said Probate . C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. By JOHN PATTIsox, Deputy. Niles Searls,. Atty. for Administratrix. f14 “Hoisting & Pumping Works = FOR SALE. YONSISTING of a-First class Steam En: gine 12x24. One Tubular Boiler 48 in. _—_—_ Witness my hand and the seal of acm said Pyobate Court,this 13th day of —— Dd. 1873. Governor, Steam Gauge and Whistle complete, with. Friction Hoisting, Reel, 350 feet of 2% in.anneald Stee! Wire Rope, Rock Tubs, Water Tank, Hooks, &v. complete,— Together with one 8 in. Jackwead Pump, Spur Wheel, Bob and Colamn complete, Also, one 10 in. Plunger Pump 6 feet s‘roke, 100 feet of 9 ‘in. Pump Column, % inch iron with plained:flanges and bolts complete.” Forty pair pump rod straps 3 = x _3, 6 feet long with bolts fitted to 8 in. d, Bob connecting rod, Spur Whrel and Pinion ¢10 in. face,) Iron Winch and 300 feet of 4in. Wire Rope for lowering pumps. Two Set of Chain Pulleys, (235 tons each:) ‘In facta FULL SET OF HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS COMPLETE in every particular, almost new and in perfect order. Original cost “$9,000 00 will be sold cheap for cash. For further particiilars apply to Rloomfield,. examined, North Bloomfield, Feb. 13th. _ NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. 7 OU aré hereby ordered: to a at “YOUR ARMORY, i tac ‘In Fall Uniform, On Saturday, Feb, 22nd, AT 2 o'clock, P. M. FOR PARADE. 23¢ o'clock, and all. not in ranks will be eonsidered as absentees. © “No execu received except Sickness oz . absence frorm town. By order : M.8. DEAL, — hr Goondig W: FL Evens 0.9% 5 °> & 5 Secemeaaeed GRAND HOTEL, . — OPAMEN'O, ea Corner of Framt and K Streets, ) RS. enawe..:.: --.dProprietor . i “gre block from the } vac . whi teres bia Neh ia eens Pras o x wall, . 3 BELL &. BRoWn, because #he best interests of the heirs re. ordered by the Hon. Johm Galdweil, Jmige of theestate of said deceased, appear before the diameter. 16 feet long, 12 feet balance wheel . P° The Company will march promptly-at . , © “tea tsi hati ta’ gets ooh OF, ee & Pine and Commercial “Streets. Dealers in Eas DRUGS, srs. Thom & Alana—-willFubehdo-that riers: 21) jones : CHEMICALS, re centromere York is: being strongly agitated ‘i pie » -akusmus, orall Inds. ~ wa, We shall se on hand # large: aesort. ment of B@ Also a full'line of eos Fd Patent Medicines, A GOOD eurrLe OF. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, ALFALFA, CLOVER, _ TIMOTHY, &c. ‘PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY coMPOUNDED; i BEMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercia) Streets' '(Bussenius' Old Stand. BELL & BROWS. _ Nevada, Feb, 8, 1873. Auction’ and Commission. STORE. FRANK GUILD, OULD respectfullyinform the peo— ple of Nevada City and the surroundree country that he has opened an Auction and Co ~imission Store, at No. 33 COMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will sell ‘at Anction or_on Commissien any articles perscns wish to disse of. Persons in’ want of. any article will do “Well to call on me before purchasing else where. Particular-attention paid to second hand ‘Furniture. Hav had over 18 years expe rience in the Furnitwre_business he is prepared to do all kinds of > Bg ae in the Furnityre'line cheap and in good work manlike manner. FRANK GUILD. Nevada, Feb. 7th, : GRASS SEED, CLOVER. SEED. Fresh Garden Seed sees SEED. —AT— PRESTONS—DRUG—STORE— MEDICAL WONDER, P POMD’S EXTRAO?P,. . ABSOLUTE WATERPROOF, : —AaT— “PRESTON'S. {LAMP CHIMNEYXS, 8. for 60 Ceits ab Preston's. SORs SHILLAC, BAINFOR, —aT— CALIFORNIA SALVE,. PUT UPBY : TAYLOR & CO.¥ . 6 Beseville Junction, Placer Co. 1 “REMEDY for Piles, e& 8 & PA Cerne, Bun: on man er beast. Seld by E. M. PRESIOB, ‘. Broad Street, Nevada. Hamiiton's: Restaurant. Removed to BROAD STREET, _}. Neagiy Orrosrre THE Trawsenivs OFFmE : served np in all styles lowest. rates. Med . Re HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. yy a ee 3 oie su spat aw gio ~Bacramente, Feb. 6th, rd DRUGGISTS. “TOILET 80:8, » Sores and Flesh Wounds: ~* aval Ble Da NEVAD naa ‘Fisher’: On last Sa éf this city, 1 tempt of Cor the United §an-Frantisc pay a fine of ” fees, with co _ fo be imprist jail for. five ¢ tances here 1 “gp anid sent” _requesting t _ yemitted, fot “acted under @} and did not “any law. T _he was a law Wednesday _ sel made a judgment a1 port of hi that Fisher “attorney be _ fense, that: violation of was a repul zen, and th the fine im) the -afternc his decisio1 said he ho affidavits, a defendant « violated the Jieving ‘that been satisfi mer deerée imprisonm on payme) Court had citizen, it all injuncti copy of the en to the to the Shei at San Jos q We pub as selected visors, to Courts for. County C! these nam paper, fol names, an: ‘box, and f the year ‘than ten n before the must mak: -the.Count jurors req Jury twe The Clerk Judge an: drawing,the presex The. bex -hames dre Tequired any, perso : from the « iis to be de ' of the faet the name 2nd serve in an ent ballots must be from whi . The Sher of jurors attend at of Court. hot prob ¢alleduj than one who ser ' placed o1 new sys' = "Miss I this e Dig’ to at Stested. Valley a ly please Tickets . Store, je