February 6, 1879 (4 pages)

JA-CITY, CALIFORNIA. eet ne y, Februaty.6, 1879. Pattorial Notes. r. eveniitigs, ‘entitle hi oa : ‘1 Am The Chief.” . ‘The exhibitions given by Professor the? Jast sionish Om last night thé Theatre was growde gwhich 4g coudlusiv ; evidence that t he “public aré well To the Honorab ‘ is ‘ uw oe Grand Jaty Report, ae General, Notes. — _— le, the County Judge. The Stock Report of the 4th lias aty of Nevada, State of es following: “Weeere enabled ‘to "Tor Ed be Mount aDmmnce SNe mornings PPoe gay f the’ Counauthority, all mats) nd Jur} 4 mpanelell for the Feb-, questionable gee ae 379. beg Naa rt} ter nce hetweert Sutro _ “ the mining 6ompanies, with refere ce 3 . ye to-report. ters of diffe erformed the’ duty as gl us,.and would péspecttully "to the lattet’s us¢ Of his tunnel, have Pine Sty near eorner of Broad,’ Bi THE READING. oa ee Cheap Coos 3 x ie 4 F i 3 ST eh ee 1okR AND TOBAC = ee fF + Da TI Pr nt oar er ow od Are Soldat reduc. tates ad re represented as first-class at is submit the following as our final re. Been. adjusted. Sutro will at o1ce HIS PRICES ARE LOWER Certaiy of Nevada county's alleged . .atisfied with his performartes. The ort : ‘ . Por.tve“same quality than any ‘other store . ‘jssue with us by motives that are as -_cotemporary in its last issue repub"devote all his time to the office of ‘’ nice man to-talk about properly edu-' . ose the county officials. pablieations are afificted with a never failing desire to quarrel wwitirthe Transcript. ‘They greedily grasp at every Opportunity that is afforded. them for interfering, with, our independent course, and’ while endeavoring to, display on their “own. part a spirit that would if really possessed be creditable, fail to hide the fact that they are impelled to taking ‘dishonest as they are patent. A city lishes ‘an article recently appearing in these columns, and supplements’ it with w lot of: windy and ungramsmatical twaddle. The editor of that paper is the party who,.upon.going before the Republican Convention, pledged his sacred word of honor to Courty Superintendent of Schools, if, elected; and then when he had gecured the voters’ support through such process displayed his true character . by accepting other positions inconjunction with his office. He is a cating the public mind! His wellknown unreliability unfits him for any position other than that of a servile -aterer to the good will of a chosen Rew: He is'adonah among'the crew of “eighteen” gentlemen who comThe public <now him as such, and he cannot hope to eradicate the stigma by setting himself up asa paragon of-honesty. The Alta, in referring to the plague now prevailing on and along the Volga river, in Kastern Russia, congratulates its-lfand the people in this part of the world that San Franeisco is far away from it, has a healthy, cool climate, and with the State at large has but one epidemic, the @onstitutional Convention.” “Healthy, cool climate” is good ! Does not the Alta’s geographist know thav outside of the Polar regions it exhibition of the myaterious_was fuleg Wance will be performed’ by Mile. given to ,the delighted audienee: * ‘Ay distributed ly equal to any befere given; the amusement of the andience was intense throughout, ). aide consist of many new startling and pheasi La Grand during the evening, and many other marvelous, things will be alter the performance, among which “will be thirty dollate . in" money—the leading prige. One reason why the Prof. draws such immense audiénces, is because,all thie presents distributed ate bought in the town where he performs, and the money is thus'kept in circulation in the city. The “Transcript” and dae Grand JSuiy.The careful attention of our readlers is‘ealled to that portion of the Grand Jury's report whieh velates. tt the Transcripr. As that honorable. body. adjourned at too*late an “hour yesterday to permit of our now dealing with the subject in a manner that will properly represent all concerned, editorial comment will be reserved until to-morrow’s issue. Shap The Pittsburg Mine. The letter of the Ist inst. says -— The lode in the 600-foot drifts presents well,-it being’ well defined, carrying rich '‘sulphurets, The stopes at 700-foot level presents favorable, yielding large quantities of good oro, The 800-foot stopes are being worked and yielding well. ‘The lode at 800foot ig large and. producing large quautities of ore. The mill is running well and doing good work. a en; Went Hunting. ing “illusions. ‘The Gelebrated . " The attention of ‘the! Grand ‘a.strong reflection on some official eS oent ‘of the ‘county, which caused some feeling among the citi‘gens of the county, particularly the . provement, which. to.us seems to he }requized ; also looked into the con{dition of the patients, and bear no. ‘. thie County Treasurer’s books and withdraw his objections to water be: We have had under consideration . ing pumped into the tunnel, and all . g nine criminal charges,—from which we-have found three true bills and IGNORE FIX. ine eats Charley, forlarceny; onetrue bill for . false personation; a true bill against WimeSchultz, assault tegmurder,. »Jary . was called to an article in. Sunday s TRANSCRIPT under the head of ‘Needs Leexing Into,” whith it its tone cast areunable'to/state the exact terms of adjustment, kut they ate said. to, have involved concessions on either at once, and as soon as possible “be . signed, sealed and delivered.” he Teller Committee exathined He said the Republicans were in numerous ways prevented from having bondsmen of the different officers. — Therefore, the Grand Jury felt it their. duty to enquire into the source which drew out such an article. We therefore hal the editor ard: proprietors of the Nevala TRANSCRIPr summoned-before-the GrandJary;—and county and that the Demaerats re-, sorted to fraud.fer the purpose. The German Eimbassador *has* advised his Government that the plague is spreading rapidly. It: has passed} the limits where, aceording toy the oflizial accounts, the last cases were ‘reported. :He urges Germanyto take immediate and energetic. measures alter a mostdiligent enquiry find the communication feferred to to have been anonymous, aud as it had been destroyed by them it could not be producedan er before the-Grand—Ju-\ ry. Therefore we are led to believe that the article is purely of a sensational character. “9 -*,. We have examined ths He spit and grounds which are “und r in to repel it. ‘ Rea Liverpool advices of -the 3d say that the trans-Atlantic steamers can neither beloaded or discharged, on account of the dock laborers’ strike. ' ‘The steamers announced for New York will’sail punctually, with or without a cargo. » Efforts are being “made to obtain labor from other places. The masters have warned tire men that they are driving trade from complaints; thetefore we ‘are satisfied the Hospital is properly taken care of. We went through the Clerk's an. Recorder's offices, and find those’ beoks and accounts neatly kept, ‘and books properly balanced at stated times under: the supervision of the County Supervisors, and have -no recommen lations to make.“ Also Liverpool. There is said to be great suffering among the British troops in Afghan. istan, owing to lack of provisions and . the cold, Elephants are dying from cold and starvation. : St. Mary’s College,.a Catholic institution inSt. Marys, Pottawattomie county, was burned on the3d. Loss, $30,000 to $40,000. The furniture mostly saved, but the clothing belonging to ninety-eight boarding sta. dents, library, fixtures, etc., were. entirely destroyed. caused by a defective flue. The Democrats in ‘the Senate take accounts are in proper shape. The County Jail was inspected. We find itsclean, well ventilated, atid the prisoners seem to be secure. Also other county buildings are properly looked after. ~ : J. M. Laxenan, Foreman. >. — A Good Word for Mim. Postmaster Greeley of Truckee has received a letter to this elfect . from D, F. Thomas, Bishop of Lynne, Utah: We have scen a notice in our local papers of the alleged suicide would be difficult to find at this season of the year a colder climate than prevails along the Volga. The frost penctrates the ground from two to three feet, and forces its way through the thick “walls of the peasantry’s aulobe, stone.anil log huts. Generally speaking, the climate is healthy. It is an unpleasant admission, but noevertheless a true one, that a. single letter ‘from the infected district might bring the plague, with all its horrors, among us, Some of our na’ tive miners are there, and in commuYesterday Mark Shaver, Henry Guenther, Gus. Bauer, John, Hook land J. . Dumler, went to Round Mountain ena hunting expedition. . Judging from the scarcity of game, . they will find plenty of hunting todo. a le Fools Not All Dead. The feels are not all dead ; but,on one question, at least, they are in a minority in the Arkansas Senate. A for the removal of portraits of Grant cesolution was introduced providing of E. W. Deke Thompson, Esq. I am somewhat interested in his wel. fare. He stayed at our place about two months. ,He was robberl on the train from Omaha to Ogden, homeless and penuiless,’ On-a dark, stormy night he etarted on foot for Truckee. He traveled twomiles which brought him to our place. He proved himself 4 gentleman in all respects. Was highly educated, and admirable in his deportment. Carolina, is. legally entitled to his seat. — nme 2 OO ‘Why Not Make it 200? The Truckee Republican says Dave Patterson saw one hundred and ninety deer in Sierra Valley last week.— He counted them. The extreme cold of the mountains had driven them in. ‘to the valley, and Mr. . fears they will overrun the yalley if the cold-weather continues, — a me A Question of Fitness. will henceforth go onsmoothly. We Hav. side. The papers willbe drawn upy’ 7 / . LIMES, Colonel Mackey,(of South Carolina: i} 44 other Fruits constantly on hand. ‘a {fall and free vote is Charlestown, “and-a_tull line of everything useful: to be found-in a Variety Store. Ez ; feb4 General Insurance Agency. Commercial Union, Assurance ‘Capital The fine was . the ground ‘that Butler, of ‘South . Patterson’: ' 1 Nevada City. The attention: of smokers nd chewers is called to his large steck of ana, and Domestic Cigars, Z Chewing Tobacco. . : j fea AND ORANGES, DATES, FIGS, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, JOHN JACK, 8. B. DAVENPORT, Notary Fublic, _. AGENT HOF. Company, of London, Eng. $12,500.000. Also for the Traveler’s Acci-. ~ dent and Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Nevada Feb, 1st. NEVADA THEATRE. Thursday Evening, Feb. 6th. The only acknowledged rival of Herman, Heller Hartz, Blitz or. Anderson, PROF. E. Author, Delineator and Interpreter of Refined Illusions,assisted by the C TAYLOR, . risus, nication with their friends on this eoast. Should one of their letters perchance. bring, with it the germ of “the epidemic, there is no reason. giv«n by the Alte why from San Fran«isco on the west to New York on the east there should not be seen in a mild form the effects of the plague. ] “oa Cleanliness being the best preventiMr. A. J, Adams has gone to Nevative of epidemics of that nature, the da to reside for a few weeks. He Chinese who swarm here would fur. proposes to occupy the large stone {and Lincoln from-the Senate chami ber and the substitution of those of Jackson and Lee.It was beaten by a vote of two to one, ~~ ty © 0Comes Highly Recogamended. The Truckee Republican says +— The other evening, at a social dance ia this city, an old lady noticed her son, waltzing with a girl: who, to the old lady's mind, clung to her partner altogether éeg rapturously, “My son, ” said the old laly soon afterwards, “you mustn’t.datice with thatgirl—she’s not fitto dance with.” “You'te entirely mistaken, mother,” said'the young man, ‘She fits me like the ‘paper on, the wall,”— J J H S Smiley J B Townsend MFlat K Wells J & Foster Gold H Yesterday's Arrivals at ‘ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Fearson, Propricter. F Sheenan Sac J Broderick Col Hill) 8 Furth Dolan Smattsville “Pp MacManiis do M:les Moore Flat 7 W Dumphy Sier V" i F Smith City —_ Rt Mendoza San Jua F do do Yesterday's Arrivals -E Robinson San Juan do at accomplished Artist, MLIE. LA GRAND, Who will appear in the Wenderful and Beau tiful Aria] Suspension and Second Sigiit. TAYLOR'S TROUPE, Marionettes in the world) -will appear each cyening. Royal ‘Italian . Marionette (Acknowledged by all to be the finest worked #27 At the close of each evening's enterGAYLORD & ___ ROBINSON'S, nr athe Man whe claims to make money by selling, goods for léss than cost, litadends either—to cheat his custem .ers or DEFRAUD his creditors. We Ky Ha bt et! Wiarrnt every article sold; and challenge competition on Prices, for First Crass Goons Clap-trap advertisements may win for a while, but we intend to conduct our business ‘‘on the square,” so as to be able to cémpete with other responsible firms ‘for nnAD C08 TH. We-can sell inferior and dam. aged Goods as cheap as any one else, but we don’t propose to ¢ keep them. We solicit a comparison of qualities and prices. fF All bills will be presented for” settlement every 30 days. Geylord & Robinson ———— WILLIAM WOLF’S nish a rich harvest. for it to fatten! building which overlooks the town, upon. and expects that Sheriff Montgomer Virginia Chronicle. : > o _ kndians vs. Settiers. NEVADA CITY CAL. THE UNION HOTEL, tainment 100 useful and valuable presents will be distributed to the audience in the most fair and impartial niinner, all of which . will entertain him during his visit. now announced no progress in his Indeed Judge. Keiser recommended electric light inventions, the coun: him to Mr. Montgomery. Recom. ‘i ‘ ‘ 4 ., im. ° try is beginning to draw from him its meiided the Sheriff to keep him for moral support, ani many who were . 35 days. . The extreme cold of Trucerstwhile niost enthusiastic inurging hiin on by words of encouragement to renewed: efforts, look upon him with J. Hyslop, fourished a pistol in his a pity that borders on contempt. face, and threatene . te blow him (HySome are even going so faras to deslop) entirely out of this mundane elare ltim a shallow fraud who has sphere unless he (Hyslop) retracted through the medium of trickerystrutted a brief time inthe halls ofsci. ial climate of Nevada Cityrwill effect ence, but mustnow return to the level a#,cure, and that Mr. Adams will reBecause Edison has formany weeks such an extent that he egllared Mr. of those whoare void of genius. These people seem to forget that if Edison . frame of mind. “has failed with the electric light, he . A MeMBsR oF Tux Indianapolis Ashas made a hundred brilliant success} sembly has introduced an eight-hour es to offset it. ‘Se itis with human) : " : , nature the world over. Let a man . law whinh provides, in aflect, : that for two score years of his life go on . any who shall ‘‘sompel the employed benetitmg humanity, and then if at . tolabormore than eight: hours for ‘a the end_of that.tinie he is convicted . day’s work shall. be tined $1,000 and ‘kee affected Mi. Adains” brain to . something, itis hoped that-the gen-turn to Truckee in amore sensible . The Reno Gazette says the Pyramid Lake Indian reservation should by all means be reduced ih size. “To compel white men to leavethat whole . country desolate because a handful it is an unnecessary and cruel act -of oppression. Divide the lake. The southeast part give to the Indians and throw the north end open to to settlers. > oe Wanted the Same Girl, A county officer and ‘a druggist’s clerk were hanging around the County Clerk’s office at Salinas, a few ‘days ago, each waiting for the other of an error of commission or omission, © jy) pri ‘ : » imprisoned not less than three his own countrymen will be the ver Ha first to revile hin. fisting months for the ‘first offense, with -in‘ e creasing penalties, culminating in permanent ‘imprisonment “and ‘the San Francisco Stock Exchange, ex: . plaining why ‘the school investigation . has ceased so suddenly? ‘‘it was becoming a little too thorough. “As the ~eirete narrowed th formsof “wellknown,’ ‘highly resp@eged? and ‘influ. eutial’ citizens were seen dodging! about ifi the brush wood, and the hitit . was straightway suspended.” “That: why sotnany reform ijovanbelite Hat yromise to accomplish muchat, inception, peter out after they: have pro_reseed a little ways. cat 3 , the crime. ‘Nevapa _ State, ne-vspapers _ petitions of Lim that agrangements have bee for extending the Virginia and Tracepee irginia Ci ig, Wo re oat wi eearly in the Spring” on " ‘warrant the constructiono{ the roa confiscation of his rty, fhi GHA REORSERN: fF a ber jaw, 90 that she Gould not shut: x It is said thet the devel:(no mouth, but had te’ walk home 7’ it open: “She could not speak Son fre soa oe paws yhQ Damedierieg J Reed Truckee Miss M Warner.G V . P Feeney Omega W Jackson Wheat M Uado City JB Gough Boston Jacob Naffiger, Proprictor. “ANNUAL MEETING. ae W_L Pascoe Wheat J M Lakenan Grass _V M Garner Mur Mine A P Clark Quaker Hil $ T Murchie Hudson.J 8 Murchie City J T Cline Eureka YS C Helgerson Wish W A‘McAtiee 8 F Ma ‘ Sha : ‘ Miss Loomis Gras Val Judge Searls City of Piutes live within twenty miles of . mrs Hernandez Bloom F HerefordBlomfield J Yan Slyke M‘ville J Lawrence City C © Chariton City FE B Oberhoff Saratog E A Snyder Bat Mou -U P Hsuntton Coun B B-H Weazer Qnak Hi} a} HE ANNUAL MEETING. of the StockA. holders of the Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Company wili be h ld at the oifice of the Ogmpany, Room 6,Safe De No. 328 Montgomery street, it ean ih are purchased from Merchants of this city. Admission: seats, six envelopes, $1 00, Drug Store. ja3o Adults, one envelope, 25 cents, Reserved seats, two envelopes, 50 cents. Reserved Reserved seats can be secured at Vinton’s ——TUE— WILL GIVE 4 PRIZE CALICO PARTY, COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS: T OTICE is hereby given thatthe business partnership heretofore existing between coca et Webel yee began of five. gent ag te BHP A tn 6 de ST. VALENTINE’S PARTY. Young Men’s Social Club, AT HUNT'S MALL, NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, Feb. 14, 1879. tumes, The committee af award to consist So. Up oclarted, Shoe the PRICE LIST T= FOR CASH Subject to Gorrection_ per 100 Ibs, $2 75 Wheat, per .100 Ibs, 2 25 Bran, per 100 Ibs, 125 -. Potatoes,per 100 Ibs, 250 Crushed Sugar, 7-12 lbs, 100 Brown Sugar, 10 lbs 100 Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 1 00 Rice, 14 lbs 100 Beans, 20 Ibs 100 Soap, 8 bars 25 Soap, per box 50 \candies, i, 12for 2% Candles, perbox 200 Oysters "cansfor 100 Salmon, Zeansfor 1 00 Tomatoes, 6cansfor 1} 00 Green Corn, 5 cans for. 100 String Beans, 5 cans for “I 00 Green Peas, 4cansfor 1 00 Kerosene, pergallon, 99 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 150 Bacon, per pound. 12} 35 ". Good Green Tea “g ‘English Breakfast,“ 50 to leave. ‘Phat in itself was nothing . Tuesday, the Bightcenth day of Fey . J. F. Brown, co, ‘ strang®, but when-it ie stated that) .*S0F7> 187%, at 2 efcleck, P.M» __ 4. Niven, i. Aiurehie, Butter, per pound 16 both wanted a license to marry the’! For the election of a Board of Trnsteds th] 7° s{ —— ote am ’ ead © & : ; 24 LS. Calkins, Scott, Fish, ~~ same girly the point to the skirmish . sction of the ensuins Fear, and for the trae . J: ei, end ) Cod Fish, — ; . : er business as may proper. p es, 95 ee Bill close‘ Suburday, February” thy at 12° Se LB Ger . Washing Powder, 3 papers *>. se cday, February, Sth, at 1219 "4" Bulfinds, «°F. A. Sack ~ ot ! , led so. heactily, WAGH } . ° 1 Barley, 3pounds *° cow upset the herdsman who wast / NOTICE. Three Elegant Prizes, Feat " “A : trying to milk that Susan -dislocated inline ees Costing 35 Dollars, will be given to the three Spices, all kinds, ‘per bottle 10. . = Re *y iq ae above wl siges 4. invitation igeatended'to al. . _ Main : December 5, 1978. j at eee . oe 97.44 pu. . 27.4" 4 Truckee’s ‘their first o Murdock Nova Seoti: County Co The Chi Year holitl nest” they The priz ty are éom on exhibit E. Robi Juan Inde: soRiPt offi The St Command. will take j evening ¢ Kuights a present. James © Scotland, County C mony of ¢ yuann. We are Elvy to n San Fran after the the store street. ‘From . are arriv -railroad train is 1 brought itrains. A nun appear: . week, W and cou had enti interrog Consii ing the mining #ontinurs pect of this con 40 quar Ther & gran in this speller of penn The . Mining annual ‘street, stant. the en: itis the au that h with i1 ning. the pe detect On Lodge will v occasi cers ¢ pleasa -and it the or foree ‘ memt are r collat as to will a

JA-CITY, CALIFORNIA. eet ne y, Februaty.6, 1879. Pattorial Notes. r. eveniitigs, ‘entitle hi oa : ‘1 Am The Chief.” . ‘The exhibitions given by Professor the? Jast sionish Om last night thé Theatre was growde gwhich 4g coudlusiv ; evidence that t he “public aré well To the Honorab ‘ is ‘ uw oe Grand Jaty Report, ae General, Notes. — _— le, the County Judge. The Stock Report of the 4th lias aty of Nevada, State of es following: “Weeere enabled ‘to "Tor Ed be Mount aDmmnce SNe mornings PPoe gay f the’ Counauthority, all mats) nd Jur} 4 mpanelell for the Feb-, questionable gee ae 379. beg Naa rt} ter nce hetweert Sutro _ “ the mining 6ompanies, with refere ce 3 . ye to-report. ters of diffe erformed the’ duty as gl us,.and would péspecttully "to the lattet’s us¢ Of his tunnel, have Pine Sty near eorner of Broad,’ Bi THE READING. oa ee Cheap Coos 3 x ie 4 F i 3 ST eh ee 1okR AND TOBAC = ee fF + Da TI Pr nt oar er ow od Are Soldat reduc. tates ad re represented as first-class at is submit the following as our final re. Been. adjusted. Sutro will at o1ce HIS PRICES ARE LOWER Certaiy of Nevada county's alleged . .atisfied with his performartes. The ort : ‘ . Por.tve“same quality than any ‘other store . ‘jssue with us by motives that are as -_cotemporary in its last issue repub"devote all his time to the office of ‘’ nice man to-talk about properly edu-' . ose the county officials. pablieations are afificted with a never failing desire to quarrel wwitirthe Transcript. ‘They greedily grasp at every Opportunity that is afforded. them for interfering, with, our independent course, and’ while endeavoring to, display on their “own. part a spirit that would if really possessed be creditable, fail to hide the fact that they are impelled to taking ‘dishonest as they are patent. A city lishes ‘an article recently appearing in these columns, and supplements’ it with w lot of: windy and ungramsmatical twaddle. The editor of that paper is the party who,.upon.going before the Republican Convention, pledged his sacred word of honor to Courty Superintendent of Schools, if, elected; and then when he had gecured the voters’ support through such process displayed his true character . by accepting other positions inconjunction with his office. He is a cating the public mind! His wellknown unreliability unfits him for any position other than that of a servile -aterer to the good will of a chosen Rew: He is'adonah among'the crew of “eighteen” gentlemen who comThe public <now him as such, and he cannot hope to eradicate the stigma by setting himself up asa paragon of-honesty. The Alta, in referring to the plague now prevailing on and along the Volga river, in Kastern Russia, congratulates its-lfand the people in this part of the world that San Franeisco is far away from it, has a healthy, cool climate, and with the State at large has but one epidemic, the @onstitutional Convention.” “Healthy, cool climate” is good ! Does not the Alta’s geographist know thav outside of the Polar regions it exhibition of the myaterious_was fuleg Wance will be performed’ by Mile. given to ,the delighted audienee: * ‘Ay distributed ly equal to any befere given; the amusement of the andience was intense throughout, ). aide consist of many new startling and pheasi La Grand during the evening, and many other marvelous, things will be alter the performance, among which “will be thirty dollate . in" money—the leading prige. One reason why the Prof. draws such immense audiénces, is because,all thie presents distributed ate bought in the town where he performs, and the money is thus'kept in circulation in the city. The “Transcript” and dae Grand JSuiy.The careful attention of our readlers is‘ealled to that portion of the Grand Jury's report whieh velates. tt the Transcripr. As that honorable. body. adjourned at too*late an “hour yesterday to permit of our now dealing with the subject in a manner that will properly represent all concerned, editorial comment will be reserved until to-morrow’s issue. Shap The Pittsburg Mine. The letter of the Ist inst. says -— The lode in the 600-foot drifts presents well,-it being’ well defined, carrying rich '‘sulphurets, The stopes at 700-foot level presents favorable, yielding large quantities of good oro, The 800-foot stopes are being worked and yielding well. ‘The lode at 800foot ig large and. producing large quautities of ore. The mill is running well and doing good work. a en; Went Hunting. ing “illusions. ‘The Gelebrated . " The attention of ‘the! Grand ‘a.strong reflection on some official eS oent ‘of the ‘county, which caused some feeling among the citi‘gens of the county, particularly the . provement, which. to.us seems to he }requized ; also looked into the con{dition of the patients, and bear no. ‘. thie County Treasurer’s books and withdraw his objections to water be: We have had under consideration . ing pumped into the tunnel, and all . g nine criminal charges,—from which we-have found three true bills and IGNORE FIX. ine eats Charley, forlarceny; onetrue bill for . false personation; a true bill against WimeSchultz, assault tegmurder,. »Jary . was called to an article in. Sunday s TRANSCRIPT under the head of ‘Needs Leexing Into,” whith it its tone cast areunable'to/state the exact terms of adjustment, kut they ate said. to, have involved concessions on either at once, and as soon as possible “be . signed, sealed and delivered.” he Teller Committee exathined He said the Republicans were in numerous ways prevented from having bondsmen of the different officers. — Therefore, the Grand Jury felt it their. duty to enquire into the source which drew out such an article. We therefore hal the editor ard: proprietors of the Nevala TRANSCRIPr summoned-before-the GrandJary;—and county and that the Demaerats re-, sorted to fraud.fer the purpose. The German Eimbassador *has* advised his Government that the plague is spreading rapidly. It: has passed} the limits where, aceording toy the oflizial accounts, the last cases were ‘reported. :He urges Germanyto take immediate and energetic. measures alter a mostdiligent enquiry find the communication feferred to to have been anonymous, aud as it had been destroyed by them it could not be producedan er before the-Grand—Ju-\ ry. Therefore we are led to believe that the article is purely of a sensational character. “9 -*,. We have examined ths He spit and grounds which are “und r in to repel it. ‘ Rea Liverpool advices of -the 3d say that the trans-Atlantic steamers can neither beloaded or discharged, on account of the dock laborers’ strike. ' ‘The steamers announced for New York will’sail punctually, with or without a cargo. » Efforts are being “made to obtain labor from other places. The masters have warned tire men that they are driving trade from complaints; thetefore we ‘are satisfied the Hospital is properly taken care of. We went through the Clerk's an. Recorder's offices, and find those’ beoks and accounts neatly kept, ‘and books properly balanced at stated times under: the supervision of the County Supervisors, and have -no recommen lations to make.“ Also Liverpool. There is said to be great suffering among the British troops in Afghan. istan, owing to lack of provisions and . the cold, Elephants are dying from cold and starvation. : St. Mary’s College,.a Catholic institution inSt. Marys, Pottawattomie county, was burned on the3d. Loss, $30,000 to $40,000. The furniture mostly saved, but the clothing belonging to ninety-eight boarding sta. dents, library, fixtures, etc., were. entirely destroyed. caused by a defective flue. The Democrats in ‘the Senate take accounts are in proper shape. The County Jail was inspected. We find itsclean, well ventilated, atid the prisoners seem to be secure. Also other county buildings are properly looked after. ~ : J. M. Laxenan, Foreman. >. — A Good Word for Mim. Postmaster Greeley of Truckee has received a letter to this elfect . from D, F. Thomas, Bishop of Lynne, Utah: We have scen a notice in our local papers of the alleged suicide would be difficult to find at this season of the year a colder climate than prevails along the Volga. The frost penctrates the ground from two to three feet, and forces its way through the thick “walls of the peasantry’s aulobe, stone.anil log huts. Generally speaking, the climate is healthy. It is an unpleasant admission, but noevertheless a true one, that a. single letter ‘from the infected district might bring the plague, with all its horrors, among us, Some of our na’ tive miners are there, and in commuYesterday Mark Shaver, Henry Guenther, Gus. Bauer, John, Hook land J. . Dumler, went to Round Mountain ena hunting expedition. . Judging from the scarcity of game, . they will find plenty of hunting todo. a le Fools Not All Dead. The feels are not all dead ; but,on one question, at least, they are in a minority in the Arkansas Senate. A for the removal of portraits of Grant cesolution was introduced providing of E. W. Deke Thompson, Esq. I am somewhat interested in his wel. fare. He stayed at our place about two months. ,He was robberl on the train from Omaha to Ogden, homeless and penuiless,’ On-a dark, stormy night he etarted on foot for Truckee. He traveled twomiles which brought him to our place. He proved himself 4 gentleman in all respects. Was highly educated, and admirable in his deportment. Carolina, is. legally entitled to his seat. — nme 2 OO ‘Why Not Make it 200? The Truckee Republican says Dave Patterson saw one hundred and ninety deer in Sierra Valley last week.— He counted them. The extreme cold of the mountains had driven them in. ‘to the valley, and Mr. . fears they will overrun the yalley if the cold-weather continues, — a me A Question of Fitness. will henceforth go onsmoothly. We Hav. side. The papers willbe drawn upy’ 7 / . LIMES, Colonel Mackey,(of South Carolina: i} 44 other Fruits constantly on hand. ‘a {fall and free vote is Charlestown, “and-a_tull line of everything useful: to be found-in a Variety Store. Ez ; feb4 General Insurance Agency. Commercial Union, Assurance ‘Capital The fine was . the ground ‘that Butler, of ‘South . Patterson’: ' 1 Nevada City. The attention: of smokers nd chewers is called to his large steck of ana, and Domestic Cigars, Z Chewing Tobacco. . : j fea AND ORANGES, DATES, FIGS, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, JOHN JACK, 8. B. DAVENPORT, Notary Fublic, _. AGENT HOF. Company, of London, Eng. $12,500.000. Also for the Traveler’s Acci-. ~ dent and Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Nevada Feb, 1st. NEVADA THEATRE. Thursday Evening, Feb. 6th. The only acknowledged rival of Herman, Heller Hartz, Blitz or. Anderson, PROF. E. Author, Delineator and Interpreter of Refined Illusions,assisted by the C TAYLOR, . risus, nication with their friends on this eoast. Should one of their letters perchance. bring, with it the germ of “the epidemic, there is no reason. giv«n by the Alte why from San Fran«isco on the west to New York on the east there should not be seen in a mild form the effects of the plague. ] “oa Cleanliness being the best preventiMr. A. J, Adams has gone to Nevative of epidemics of that nature, the da to reside for a few weeks. He Chinese who swarm here would fur. proposes to occupy the large stone {and Lincoln from-the Senate chami ber and the substitution of those of Jackson and Lee.It was beaten by a vote of two to one, ~~ ty © 0Comes Highly Recogamended. The Truckee Republican says +— The other evening, at a social dance ia this city, an old lady noticed her son, waltzing with a girl: who, to the old lady's mind, clung to her partner altogether éeg rapturously, “My son, ” said the old laly soon afterwards, “you mustn’t.datice with thatgirl—she’s not fitto dance with.” “You'te entirely mistaken, mother,” said'the young man, ‘She fits me like the ‘paper on, the wall,”— J

J H S Smiley J B Townsend MFlat K Wells J & Foster Gold H Yesterday's Arrivals at ‘ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Fearson, Propricter. F Sheenan Sac J Broderick Col Hill) 8 Furth Dolan Smattsville “Pp MacManiis do M:les Moore Flat 7 W Dumphy Sier V" i F Smith City —_ Rt Mendoza San Jua F do do Yesterday's Arrivals -E Robinson San Juan do at accomplished Artist, MLIE. LA GRAND, Who will appear in the Wenderful and Beau tiful Aria] Suspension and Second Sigiit. TAYLOR'S TROUPE, Marionettes in the world) -will appear each cyening. Royal ‘Italian . Marionette (Acknowledged by all to be the finest worked #27 At the close of each evening's enterGAYLORD & ___ ROBINSON'S, nr athe Man whe claims to make money by selling, goods for léss than cost, litadends either—to cheat his custem .ers or DEFRAUD his creditors. We Ky Ha bt et! Wiarrnt every article sold; and challenge competition on Prices, for First Crass Goons Clap-trap advertisements may win for a while, but we intend to conduct our business ‘‘on the square,” so as to be able to cémpete with other responsible firms ‘for nnAD C08 TH. We-can sell inferior and dam. aged Goods as cheap as any one else, but we don’t propose to ¢ keep them. We solicit a comparison of qualities and prices. fF All bills will be presented for” settlement every 30 days. Geylord & Robinson ———— WILLIAM WOLF’S nish a rich harvest. for it to fatten! building which overlooks the town, upon. and expects that Sheriff Montgomer Virginia Chronicle. : > o _ kndians vs. Settiers. NEVADA CITY CAL. THE UNION HOTEL, tainment 100 useful and valuable presents will be distributed to the audience in the most fair and impartial niinner, all of which . will entertain him during his visit. now announced no progress in his Indeed Judge. Keiser recommended electric light inventions, the coun: him to Mr. Montgomery. Recom. ‘i ‘ ‘ 4 ., im. ° try is beginning to draw from him its meiided the Sheriff to keep him for moral support, ani many who were . 35 days. . The extreme cold of Trucerstwhile niost enthusiastic inurging hiin on by words of encouragement to renewed: efforts, look upon him with J. Hyslop, fourished a pistol in his a pity that borders on contempt. face, and threatene . te blow him (HySome are even going so faras to deslop) entirely out of this mundane elare ltim a shallow fraud who has sphere unless he (Hyslop) retracted through the medium of trickerystrutted a brief time inthe halls ofsci. ial climate of Nevada Cityrwill effect ence, but mustnow return to the level a#,cure, and that Mr. Adams will reBecause Edison has formany weeks such an extent that he egllared Mr. of those whoare void of genius. These people seem to forget that if Edison . frame of mind. “has failed with the electric light, he . A MeMBsR oF Tux Indianapolis Ashas made a hundred brilliant success} sembly has introduced an eight-hour es to offset it. ‘Se itis with human) : " : , nature the world over. Let a man . law whinh provides, in aflect, : that for two score years of his life go on . any who shall ‘‘sompel the employed benetitmg humanity, and then if at . tolabormore than eight: hours for ‘a the end_of that.tinie he is convicted . day’s work shall. be tined $1,000 and ‘kee affected Mi. Adains” brain to . something, itis hoped that-the gen-turn to Truckee in amore sensible . The Reno Gazette says the Pyramid Lake Indian reservation should by all means be reduced ih size. “To compel white men to leavethat whole . country desolate because a handful it is an unnecessary and cruel act -of oppression. Divide the lake. The southeast part give to the Indians and throw the north end open to to settlers. > oe Wanted the Same Girl, A county officer and ‘a druggist’s clerk were hanging around the County Clerk’s office at Salinas, a few ‘days ago, each waiting for the other of an error of commission or omission, © jy) pri ‘ : » imprisoned not less than three his own countrymen will be the ver Ha first to revile hin. fisting months for the ‘first offense, with -in‘ e creasing penalties, culminating in permanent ‘imprisonment “and ‘the San Francisco Stock Exchange, ex: . plaining why ‘the school investigation . has ceased so suddenly? ‘‘it was becoming a little too thorough. “As the ~eirete narrowed th formsof “wellknown,’ ‘highly resp@eged? and ‘influ. eutial’ citizens were seen dodging! about ifi the brush wood, and the hitit . was straightway suspended.” “That: why sotnany reform ijovanbelite Hat yromise to accomplish muchat, inception, peter out after they: have pro_reseed a little ways. cat 3 , the crime. ‘Nevapa _ State, ne-vspapers _ petitions of Lim that agrangements have bee for extending the Virginia and Tracepee irginia Ci ig, Wo re oat wi eearly in the Spring” on " ‘warrant the constructiono{ the roa confiscation of his rty, fhi GHA REORSERN: fF a ber jaw, 90 that she Gould not shut: x It is said thet the devel:(no mouth, but had te’ walk home 7’ it open: “She could not speak Son fre soa oe paws yhQ Damedierieg J Reed Truckee Miss M Warner.G V . P Feeney Omega W Jackson Wheat M Uado City JB Gough Boston Jacob Naffiger, Proprictor. “ANNUAL MEETING. ae W_L Pascoe Wheat J M Lakenan Grass _V M Garner Mur Mine A P Clark Quaker Hil $ T Murchie Hudson.J 8 Murchie City J T Cline Eureka YS C Helgerson Wish W A‘McAtiee 8 F Ma ‘ Sha : ‘ Miss Loomis Gras Val Judge Searls City of Piutes live within twenty miles of . mrs Hernandez Bloom F HerefordBlomfield J Yan Slyke M‘ville J Lawrence City C © Chariton City FE B Oberhoff Saratog E A Snyder Bat Mou -U P Hsuntton Coun B B-H Weazer Qnak Hi} a} HE ANNUAL MEETING. of the StockA. holders of the Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Company wili be h ld at the oifice of the Ogmpany, Room 6,Safe De No. 328 Montgomery street, it ean ih are purchased from Merchants of this city. Admission: seats, six envelopes, $1 00, Drug Store. ja3o Adults, one envelope, 25 cents, Reserved seats, two envelopes, 50 cents. Reserved Reserved seats can be secured at Vinton’s ——TUE— WILL GIVE 4 PRIZE CALICO PARTY, COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS: T OTICE is hereby given thatthe business partnership heretofore existing between coca et Webel yee began of five. gent ag te BHP A tn 6 de ST. VALENTINE’S PARTY. Young Men’s Social Club, AT HUNT'S MALL, NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, Feb. 14, 1879. tumes, The committee af award to consist So. Up oclarted, Shoe the PRICE LIST T= FOR CASH Subject to Gorrection_ per 100 Ibs, $2 75 Wheat, per .100 Ibs, 2 25 Bran, per 100 Ibs, 125 -. Potatoes,per 100 Ibs, 250 Crushed Sugar, 7-12 lbs, 100 Brown Sugar, 10 lbs 100 Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 1 00 Rice, 14 lbs 100 Beans, 20 Ibs 100 Soap, 8 bars 25 Soap, per box 50 \candies, i, 12for 2% Candles, perbox 200 Oysters "cansfor 100 Salmon, Zeansfor 1 00 Tomatoes, 6cansfor 1} 00 Green Corn, 5 cans for. 100 String Beans, 5 cans for “I 00 Green Peas, 4cansfor 1 00 Kerosene, pergallon, 99 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 150 Bacon, per pound. 12} 35 ". Good Green Tea “g ‘English Breakfast,“ 50 to leave. ‘Phat in itself was nothing . Tuesday, the Bightcenth day of Fey . J. F. Brown, co, ‘ strang®, but when-it ie stated that) .*S0F7> 187%, at 2 efcleck, P.M» __ 4. Niven, i. Aiurehie, Butter, per pound 16 both wanted a license to marry the’! For the election of a Board of Trnsteds th] 7° s{ —— ote am ’ ead © & : ; 24 LS. Calkins, Scott, Fish, ~~ same girly the point to the skirmish . sction of the ensuins Fear, and for the trae . J: ei, end ) Cod Fish, — ; . : er business as may proper. p es, 95 ee Bill close‘ Suburday, February” thy at 12° Se LB Ger . Washing Powder, 3 papers *>. se cday, February, Sth, at 1219 "4" Bulfinds, «°F. A. Sack ~ ot ! , led so. heactily, WAGH } . ° 1 Barley, 3pounds *° cow upset the herdsman who wast / NOTICE. Three Elegant Prizes, Feat " “A : trying to milk that Susan -dislocated inline ees Costing 35 Dollars, will be given to the three Spices, all kinds, ‘per bottle 10. . = Re *y iq ae above wl siges 4. invitation igeatended'to al. . _ Main : December 5, 1978.. j at eee . oe 97.44 pu. . 27.4" 4 Truckee’s ‘their first o Murdock Nova Seoti: County Co The Chi Year holitl nest” they The priz ty are éom on exhibit E. Robi Juan Inde: soRiPt offi The St Command. will take j evening ¢ Kuights a present. James © Scotland, County C mony of ¢ yuann. We are Elvy to n San Fran after the the store street. ‘From . are arriv -railroad train is 1 brought itrains. A nun appear: . week, W and cou had enti interrog Consii ing the mining #ontinurs pect of this con 40 quar Ther & gran in this speller of penn The . Mining annual ‘street, stant. the en: itis the au that h with i1 ning. the pe detect On Lodge will v occasi cers ¢ pleasa -and it the or foree ‘ memt are r collat as to will a