January 12, 1879 (4 pages)

: thacoil is 13. inches, and the hight eceanre eee THE DAI! Ly TRANSCRIPT, NEV ROA erty 7 CAIMFORNTA. Sa el A OT _ Randy, J mnnary 12, 1879. ce meZ New ee ofRedue ‘ing ‘Sulphurcts.Mr. Lonis Rianding has lately put in stieeegsfnl operation at the Orientat mine a furnaneé for the reduction of sulphurets. . 1t ts—said to be en: tirely original in d esigij~and has given, after repeated and severe tests, entire satisfaction to “those ~who observed it-in actual practice, [t-consists-of a” coil of pipe made of pet Uware so it may resist the stion of the acids and gasses forme “ The pipe has a hole of one inch in diaincter through its entirelength, and tha ware is tivo inches thick to\ -pive—it-strength. The diameter of 4 feet 10 inches. It is enclosed i in a furnace of masonry having a grate, SF AEG LOMA NS OE Cac 7 ° . end the coil is connected with, a boil. & given time. “the tamk thoroug asia James W. ’ should really have than was given in the article refer~ —toa ba made, —fire door-and-ash—pit-— “At the uppem er -by a steamy pipe having a cock to admit stea:n to it. An antomatic feeder for the -sulphurets is placed two feet from this steam cock, and _in_advance of it, through w hieh is dtonash balance in fund Oct. th, $14,fod a given amount of sulphurets in _ At the lower en: oi . the cdil a pipe leads to-a tank of water five inches beneath the sur-j.facsof which it enters. The operation is as follow s: ~The furnace surrounding the cail is fired . up tillthe coil is: brought.to a bright rei heat. Steam is then turned on and a-curreni.of sup2rhzate . steam established through the red hot coil. . .s¢-$1,058. 13 As soon as this is done the valve of Balance on hand~at_ beginning’ at the furnace is opened to adwit tlie rigit quantiby of sulphurets in proit is portion to the steam supplied. Cash, balance. in fiind Oct. 7th, found that tha sulpharetsare instant. 9165/59; cash received to date, $9,ne GC © + fs el * ly brought to a, strong ret heat . 639 39. Total, $9,805.93. and act upon the “steam, decom posimg it with oopious evolution of sul: phureted hydrogen; an: Lthe suiphurets are driven oh ngh: the coil into ly oxydized and are ready foram: ulgam vtion or chlori-nation, as-may bs -doachad desirable: The great rapidity, as well ad ef-. _ficiency-and economy, ‘of this form of furnacs, Mr. Blandin# Wolds will admit of no question, for since creeting ithe has subjected it to a series . , of the hardest trials in order to com. pare its merits witn tho3s of the ordinary furpaces in: wie. ~The eost-of construction is slight, -and the ex: pense of operation ‘does not exces od $2. per ton of sulphurets reduged. The bare mention of these important advantages is enough to attrac’ the attention of: all intelligent. mill men. ——— A The Grass Valley Poll Tax. It was atated in these columns ssterday thatex-officio poll tax.colPeters of Grass Valley tewnship had paid into the county but $673, whereas the amount been put at $1,$74.39. Thus he is entitled to a somewhat larger amount, of credit . rad to, still it cannot be claimed that tha showing is sash a one as ought The actual amount returned by G. S. S, Getchell, collector for Nevada township, is $1,806.30, ora little over two-ninths more than Peters has turned over. ‘This should not be, because Grass Valley has heretofore always yielded a larger revenue from poll tax re‘evipts than Nevada, A close collection in the former ¢: ywnship ought to . realizo at least $2,009, judging from . the exparience of past years. There . is one thing that Mr. , Peterg is to be commenced for; though, and thatis for tha steategy he exercised in putting a numberof dead-beat Chinamen at work on the roads, and thus aqueezad their tax from them. Sentenced for Life. Ah Co90n, ins Ah ‘Fong, Was sontence . ia the District Court yesterday morning. to the State Prison for ie natural life time, He coxld ‘hot comprehend the extent.of the punishment until after Jailor Carter explained it to him at length.: °:Then* he swore roundly. .He will be taken below “tins morning. ay imprisonment in bo ee “‘Cargressitenat €harel:. feb -entnie wee Preathing at tho Congregational eVavel tiis morning: ‘as-~aeual by the pastor, Rav. J, Sens, Yn the eve-1 ning the untual “Sabbath school ~ -concert-owill bg givan. ‘bho programng will bea naw aid y my inturestiag due. , . i . ee i tL. . 344.62. pre sent quarter, . a 623. 30: ent quarter, $33,567.69. 1 399.64: cash received to date, . 035.37. cash received _to__ date, preseiit Quarter, $1,090.99, $38.08; $3,854.01.$1,617.08. ; t . 837.4. Jaiiuary 9th, was as follows: re Count jy Tredkurer’s Quarterly Report The following is the report of County ‘Treasurer Payne for the oe ending Jan. 6th;-1979: Cath balance‘in Treasury Oct. 7th, 218,329.24. Cash from office foes, etc.: Nov. ith, $1,197.40; Dec. :2d, $12,089.85; Jan.°6, 1879, $116,202. 21. Total, $147 ,813370. Cash paid: Warrants on General Fund, $5,986.39; on School F und,215,363.53; on Special Fand, $1,953.18; on Hospital Fund, $664. OT;. Géneral Fund, $272.46. Total, $22,Balance on hand at beginning of S120 774 18 ~ STATE FUND, Cash’ balance in-Treasury. Oct. 7, 1873, $132.34. ,Cash-reesived to Total, $35,752.14. : GENERAL FOND: To ro Balance in fund, Oct. 7, is _ ).20;cash Feceiv ed to date $37,3:90. Potat$39; 554.10-— we paid on warr ants = interest, & 5,986 41, Cash on hand at boginning ef pres: SCHOOL FUND. $15,Total, $32,363.01. Cash paid on warrants, $15,363.53. Balante on hand at beginning, of present quarter, $17,001.43: SPECIAL FUND. balanee in fund, ‘$274.43; $11,086.01. Cash Total, $11, 360.44. : C nats ‘paid.on warrants and interpresent quarter, HOSPITAL $10,302:3h_ FUND.”40 Cash paid on warrants and_interest, $654.01. Balanceon hand at beginning of present quarter, $9,141.97. GENERAL ROAD FUND. . Cash balance in fund Oct. 7th, $1,1451. 31; cash received to. date, $L,=. 189.50; transferred from road ‘districta: No. 1, $1,733.98; No. 2, $1,617.08; No. 8, $780.50; No. 4, $571.54; No. 5, $i: 92.50. Total, $8,096.32. Paid on warrants andinterest, $272.46. Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $7,823.86, ' ROAD Dist. NO. 1. Cash. balance in fund Oct. -7th, $65.50; cashx_received to date, $2,759.38. Total, $2,824.83. ‘Transferred to General Road Fund, $1,733.89. = Balance on hand at pctawat _ ROAD DIST; NO. 2 Cash balance in fund’ Oct. 7th, cash received to date, Total, $3,892.09. Transferred to Genera Road Fund, Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $2,275.01. ROAD DIST. Nu. 3. “Cash balance in fund Oct. $412.91; cosh received to date, §$2,1. ty One 26. : al, $2,714.17. ‘Transferrd to General Road Fund, $780.50. Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $1,933.67. _ ROAD DIST, No. 4, Cash balance in‘fund,. $48.85; cash received to date, $2,924.22. Total, $29,730.07. : Transferred to General Road Fund, $571.54. Balance on “hand at teaincing of present quarter, $2,401.5: ROAD DIST. NO. 5. Cash balance in fund Océ. $19.68; cash received to date, Total, $3,857.32.2 — ito Gen 2ral. Koad Fand, $752. felnss on hand at beginning of present quarter, $3,104.52. R¥DEMPTION FUND, Cash batance in fund Oct 7th, $61.-. 21. a 7th, : $4, MISCELLANEOUS. FUND. ~ Cash balance ip fund Oct.-7th, $7.‘Total atnount of cash in Treasury, $124,474.18. 4 The indebtedness of the county GENERAL Rodp FUND. * Amount of warrants out-standing, 314,494.17; interest thereon, $505.Total, 815,000. Less balance 7,823.86) 87,17 76, 14. }WOSPITAL FUND EAmenes of warrants outstanding, >. in fund, (3 "ee Teta, “$10 497.87. +p'lin all, Nevats county has reason will be im operation. -property, has visited the mine and . Four flourishing ranches'are in the 7th, in fund (39,141.97) $1,355.99. Total indebtedness, $8,532. 04. Ac: cording to the-.Treasurer’s_rethe county, including -the indebted. § ness to the State, and -warrants to the amount of $17,719.04 ordered, to be issued by the Beard of Supervisors at their January term, were. settled the county would still havea foserve cash find of $62,460.96>° Of course there are someold warrants out that have not beem registered as + yet, but their amount ‘would-not—aggregate any considerable sum. Taken to be satisfied with her present financial condition. > : The Kenton Mine. are ieee The old Oak Fiat quarté -millhasbeén resurrected, and is being put up on the Kenton Mine=-« mile or-so'y East of Alleghany-City,-Sierra_county.__Superintendent Benham says that sdme time this week the stamps FE K. Downer, of the Downievill® Messenger, a faithful and capable reporter of stich writes: The mill is to renew operaport, ifall the kwown liabilities of . +A Bateman San Fran--T< Bourne—Amtho—H “Yesterday's Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Froprictpr. WC Barker You Bet Chas W etmore City (4 O Ragan Willow Val FJ Hom Fall © ‘reek ST Murchie Hud Min N-‘Magtiire Bloomfield a O:Stoddard Bloom Jake Cross. Truckee — ae W H Brandon D'ville G H Graves Bridgepo NO F Battis City Thos Baker Sheiidan Are sold at reduced rates and re H Austin ‘Sper. ville Mrs Dewey & 2 ¢ Oak +r representéd as first-class at . r N Meyer-San Fran Mrs Bushman Wash HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT eee Alpheus Ball San. Fran : Sta ee Yesterday’ 's Apvivals-2t_ “THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. The entire Stock of B. W. Reagan, offer their goods at the “. same Low Prices for Cash, viz? Potatoes per 100 Ibs, $260. Cr. Sugar 7} Ibs. $1.00. . Brown Sugar 10 Ibs. $1 00. Green Coffee 5 Rico, 12 Ibs. $1 00. ) j Beans, 20 Ibs. $1 00. ~€has. Es Pearson, Proprictor. CE W. hitney San Fran A B Dibble Grass Val JS Richer is Sac H A Lord Mur Mine J McAllis Hunt Hill E Dolliver San Jose A J Ross Bloom J Path Moore FlatT J Gehres. do * R.B Gentry San Fran The Man who claims to inake monty by selling goods for less than cost, lbs. $1 1 intends cither to cheat his custom. 4 Blanding San-Fran— FG Beckett San Fran rs = » J Davis Derbec Mine G-Daris Derbec Mine Se — RAUD his ercditers, J B Town-end M Flat J Webber City C J Gordan City T Ww W Aust Bear River if ¥ ot Rubald idaho Mrs Davi is £3 am 7 J BptmeSan Fram d Decker dow Sap, 5 bars 25 cents. © Stampfli do : : Ss Candles, 10 for 2 25 cents: ———— oe eee = eel —s Marricd. Oysters, 7 cans $100. . ~* nme capes SS SE a en ee oe Waarrnt every arti a ‘ = uOrTnt. every icle: so] At. Alleghany, Dec, 31st, 1878, by J. T. . Green Corn, a eer e100. Sas é Bradbury, J. P., fda Benning. Chas, 1. Benham, to Miss and challenge competition oy Bacon 134 cts per Ib. =2 Prices, for. -. tions with eight stamps, ~ which number-may-b ‘Dgincreased to twenty-two, if future developments warrant. The tuinél is on the side of the opposite . mountain, ‘one thousaird_feet above, } and the ore will be run down in. cars! to the receiving room. There are two tracks at an angle’ of abc ut “HG degrees, so as to allow the loaded to . pullup the empty car. Everything is being carefully arranged for convenient and economical working. Aflarg2 amount of good pay. ore is in sight, enough to run the mall for au indefinite time. Itis ofa different color from that of the Oriental. A gcol wagon road will be built between the Kenton and Oriental next Spring, as arreasy grade has already been Also, if. matters prosper agit is now believed they will, the main office of the “mines will. be transferred to Alleghany; and most all the routine of business4 be cenducted by means of a telephone tine: ~ Other quartz ledges are to be prospected and opened this year. surveyed. * A novel feature of this elevated region is that the snowfall ts usually. qitite Ifyht. Supt. Benham jntends.tovisit the East, at the earles$ opportunity, to enlist the co-operation of some of the captalists of the Atlantic seaboards in developing that-rich mimefal regions, room for more, air vicinity,» and plenty of le A Phin p W. edule The Union says that. Philip W. Roberts . who died at Hickman’s Ratreh Thursday evening, was a native mira once New York, and st&rted to Cali the time of 4) the excitement cause avy the discovery of gold, coming ‘ite way of Cape Horn, on the ship Panama, and~arof August, 1849, one of the companions of his voyage being Mr. C. W. Smith of that place.~ Mr. Roberts arrived at Grass Valley, -or rather Boston Ravine which was the important center of that mining district at that day, some time in 1850, and has continued to make it his heme sean! since, generally following the vocation ofa miner. No man was more generally known and respected “in this section of the country than he, and there were none of 4 more kindly and accommodating: nature. He was never a married man, but always had a.strong/ partiality for children and there was scarcely a child in the towa that did not know and love “Uncle hil Roberts.” Mr, roberts was a member in good standing in both the Masonic and Odd Fellows organizations, having been a charter momber of Grasg Valley Lodge, No. 12, 1. 0. O. F., and for many years a trustee of Madison Lodge, No. 23, F. & A. M. He was also a member of the California Pioneer Society of San Francisco. He left no relatives in this State, but has, Brooklyn, — + we he ee * . Diveree Granted. Inthe District Court yesterday, judgment was ordered for plaintiff in the case of Alice Caine -vs. Richard Caine, by decree of diveree, upon tesfimony taken before the. Cominissioner. : a? E. a. ‘Tryon in” ‘Town. Kk. H. Tryon, representativg of the Capita Woolen Mills, Sacramento, is in town taking He is ‘staying at the Union Hotel, rived in San Francisco onthe Sth day } itis said, a brother still livi ing at . . orderé for suits, Clap-trap advertisements may win for-@ while, but weintend erts, aged. 53 years, a native of Utica, New, York. ; . Ranch Butter, 65c per Roll. NOTICE. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c} § hereby. given tht the partnership business heretofore existing between Jobu + Cashin and Clarke & Cox in the butchering ‘and slaughtering businéss is this day dis. to conduct oti¥ business ‘‘on the Hams 12c per pound. E xe Bo as to be ab . E. B. Tea 50 cts per lb. able to com square,” ‘pete with other responsible firms solved by mutual consent. e 31b tins-75 cb OS ware Coffee 31b tins 75 cts. jes SS CLARKE & C( Tachi ; sq ee Seat, . Washing Powder 3lb tins 26. Nevada Cit Lanvary Mh oth, 18794) Soda Crackers per Box $1 ry ed fy. kag opHine TI . 100d Chewing Tobacco per oes E S hereby given that the alt a tering and ee pound 65 cts. bute hering business hereto Sconducte sa thanks to my customers for their, liberal patronage, and J] would ask of my friemds a continuation of the same for my gentlemanly Lard 10lb>cans $1.25 parison of qualities gi prices. 0 JOHN CAS! eines ses 2 OH CAHN. . Eggs per dozen, as cts. ga AN bills will be presented for “WEVADA THEATRE. ee = ‘settlement is 30 days. * M. een 5. i Pes ae oes Lessee A Full Assortment of Groceries on hand at-proportionate © at proparti Gaylord ¢ & Robinswa. Subject to daily.cerrtttion. — . é Herein. Dee: 18, 1878. . SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. Nevada City, Jan, 3, 1879. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Saturday, Jenuary 18th, 1878. MR. JOSH HART!) AND HIS : ’ “GREAT = CO. . PALACE OF SWEETS.” 20° WILLIAM . PRICE LIST : = FOR CASH Subject to Correction STARS! 20 anda Including, among others: ° HOME _MADE CANDIES! BOLBY NEWCOME, Sere 5 a: hoa their new celebrated Play, entitled HOBBIES, WHO WILL wala A Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 “50 Bacon per pound. 131-2 With the following original Cast: ‘ ee Grand Calico Prize Hop, . Good Greau Tea” * 95 tenis Ck over, = Fv Eliza Weathersby. ests “a i 50 rot. Pygmalion Whiffes, (Peggy for short, . . —— sess tor shore) . gn WALENTINE’S DAY, . ‘English Breakfast ee iss Cons’ ce, with songs, Miss Elma Delaro. . Butter, i Miss Euphemia 0. ; — : ~ Feb 14 b. . ead _— ~: iss Jennie Weatt py ary i Meier Caeuny inte ir His Peta —e th, 1879. ) Cod Fish i . Arthur Doveleigh, Mr, W. J. Stanton. ni 25 a CUARACTBRS IN THE BURLESQUE: yr 3 : Washing Powder, 3 papers le PrinkOic -s.cissecss Minnie Clover. = ane Friacom Taso at vegans Wie: Cosaanc Partieulars in a few days. . . Ground Coffee, per paper sc @ Couto. ee cee ee eee Arthr 95 The Villian.. rrof. Pygmakion! Whitt — ae Pearl Barley, 3 pounds vw The Phage 26: iss uty ba exe ~ Mien Bang: . DANCING SCHOOL. ig pits bottle 10 e Audience. ajor Band, . ices er bothue Duritig ¢ the atitn af the piece, co. RR. HUNT, ' P 5 x 95 MR, N. C. GOODWIN, JR., srr abate . Pickles, _per bottle Will introduce his Wondertu) imitations of. . TE" PERANCE BALE é the folowing. Celobrated Actors: AS FOLLOWS: ". . : Pickles 5 gallon kegs ° 2.00 ‘Edwin. Booth, Chas. Fechter, — Earrett, © * Joba 7, Ray mend, 25 oa kegs 350 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's P victtes} ie + Galt Pork, cing : Clase, every Monday eveuin a Jos, Jefferson, Stuart Robson “frou 8 and 9c'clock. . ad ; . Prank Mayo, and mapy others. e Juv aa a every Satunday ’ Bath Brick, 8 for # , Stes x evening, trom 7 7 to. o'clock. 2. ‘The sakes will commence with the new . 4°.) ~. every Friday evening, ftom 8 to 12 Everything ¢lse in proportic Farcint Abeurdity, called TERNS: UNDER THE ROSE. WILLIAM WoL, . and, will: remain a there Monday, Less belgncs, 24 4 On ee It . “4 Mondsy Evening Class — Ge tleme _ $0 Poplar Pres = cents, Ladies, 25 cents. : a Hain Sireet, N ada City: Seats can now be secured at Vinton’s Deng! 3 veniie Chase, $1 per month. et, Nevads Lore. janie” i ss Cent puuen, $2; Ladies, fee. December 5,.1878. : 42 4 é t a’ 3 é ; gs { re otal TORE! \Cheap Goods Ws hi ta it be : ———— = . Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. _ seis iFrast Crass Goons At the kima uns Rranei n, Grass Valley ; so : e ee . vownship, Jan. 10; 1879, Philip W. lob Butter, Cookinig, 15c per . b by John Cashin and Ja ail Sthis a + : : eactaiey wcuat one aie brine Fine cut Tobacco per Ib. We can sell inferior and damwill hereafter bé conducted b d known eae 4 . eae the firm name ot Miller ae aia ali = 80 cts. : aged Goods as cheap as any one JOHN: CASHIN, i = ioe Gee JAMES MILLER. . Stseking Tobacco per Ib/else, but we don’t propose to ’ rae 75 a On retiring from the business+treturn. my fo keep them. We solicit~a comWOLF’S. SCANLON & CRONIN, ee ree ‘ ) ? 8 Miss HELE EB SM0FE, Fresh, Healthful, . rtour, per 100 Ibs, $475 Miss JENNIE ENGLE, Delicious, Cheap, le. = h : US ates 5 Cabaeey. Manufaetured at ie pet 100 a “ : MURPHY & +MANNON,. Mrs, Eckert’s Candy Factory, . = -. ee 100° Ibs, Miss ANNIE BUNDLE, ee to tet pends . r otatoes, per 100 Ibs. 2 50 FOSTELLE & ARM! TRONG, : ree z Crushed Sugar.7 1-21bs. 1.00 DAVE REED & FRANK BUSH, A complete stock of erie Sagar. £0 he 100 The RICHMOND SISTERS. . THE MOST NOVEL TOYS!. qc coffee, 6 Ibe 100 “Rape. unrivalled in excellence by tulips —-. : ie a 6: ee, . any * Se in existence;has just Rice, 14 Ibs 100 completed a most su ful engagement o : eae six sche at the stnedands Chia’ ae ae Everything te Delis acta Beans, 20 Ibs 2s. 00 cisco, “PRICES AS * ‘ : “Secure your an at poceni som ae eee — Soap, 8 bars % geet oaedy hye MRS. set ont aa Bread . Soap, per box 50 p= Sees Candles, 12 for 2% NEVADA THEATRE. ita ra are . Candles perbox 200 cup Ets Jeeend wees, te LOOK OUT . Sieteneo Fonte Ge 10 is NIGHT Cn ee See ee Salmon, Teansfor 100 onday, January 13th, 1879. . . Tomatoes, 6 cans for . 100 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ADVERTISEMENT: 400 ELIZA WEATHERSBY’S : Green Corn, Scansfor FROLIQUES F ae String Beans, 5 cansfor. 100 “AND ¢ ‘gad Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 MR. NL. GOODWIN, Young Men’s Social Club, . . one eS THE Furnis! soe; 't South => * . i Sam. . op. ar. x. a 1) to ti28 Dick Fyjdayn. at Bowm The Di until We The Ti thaaks & ple of 89) Some « a walkin te The bs terday, dication: come to Jas. Y ure this highly } } pects of On act to-morr Monday until Te _ The s “dowa with tet there Ww Mr. city, we pot ¢ No hop covery. The’ * BeRves . are ent payers Cross’s The and Fr for tria terday, 22d.on sf a week sc town in sleigh, some e\ dance. Boys corner Avenue down h they. de bill. Anu this cit al of P place a at—l.¢ Ad yesterc mation murde! murde mento Dp. 9 Andre : liquors True Truck TRANS The sufficie case ti full he ditche: would plyws Offi: chants the qu se, ng.du with heathe ly infr know the be

: thacoil is 13. inches, and the hight eceanre eee THE DAI! Ly TRANSCRIPT, NEV ROA erty 7 CAIMFORNTA. Sa el A OT _ Randy, J mnnary 12, 1879. ce meZ New ee ofRedue ‘ing ‘Sulphurcts.Mr. Lonis Rianding has lately put in stieeegsfnl operation at the Orientat mine a furnaneé for the reduction of sulphurets. . 1t ts—said to be en: tirely original in d esigij~and has given, after repeated and severe tests, entire satisfaction to “those ~who observed it-in actual practice, [t-consists-of a” coil of pipe made of pet Uware so it may resist the stion of the acids and gasses forme “ The pipe has a hole of one inch in diaincter through its entirelength, and tha ware is tivo inches thick to\ -pive—it-strength. The diameter of 4 feet 10 inches. It is enclosed i in a furnace of masonry having a grate, SF AEG LOMA NS OE Cac 7 ° . end the coil is connected with, a boil. & given time. “the tamk thoroug asia James W. ’ should really have than was given in the article refer~ —toa ba made, —fire door-and-ash—pit-— “At the uppem er -by a steamy pipe having a cock to admit stea:n to it. An antomatic feeder for the -sulphurets is placed two feet from this steam cock, and _in_advance of it, through w hieh is dtonash balance in fund Oct. th, $14,fod a given amount of sulphurets in _ At the lower en: oi . the cdil a pipe leads to-a tank of water five inches beneath the sur-j.facsof which it enters. The operation is as follow s: ~The furnace surrounding the cail is fired . up tillthe coil is: brought.to a bright rei heat. Steam is then turned on and a-curreni.of sup2rhzate . steam established through the red hot coil. . .s¢-$1,058. 13 As soon as this is done the valve of Balance on hand~at_ beginning’ at the furnace is opened to adwit tlie rigit quantiby of sulphurets in proit is portion to the steam supplied. Cash, balance. in fiind Oct. 7th, found that tha sulpharetsare instant. 9165/59; cash received to date, $9,ne GC © + fs el * ly brought to a, strong ret heat . 639 39. Total, $9,805.93. and act upon the “steam, decom posimg it with oopious evolution of sul: phureted hydrogen; an: Lthe suiphurets are driven oh ngh: the coil into ly oxydized and are ready foram: ulgam vtion or chlori-nation, as-may bs -doachad desirable: The great rapidity, as well ad ef-. _ficiency-and economy, ‘of this form of furnacs, Mr. Blandin# Wolds will admit of no question, for since creeting ithe has subjected it to a series . , of the hardest trials in order to com. pare its merits witn tho3s of the ordinary furpaces in: wie. ~The eost-of construction is slight, -and the ex: pense of operation ‘does not exces od $2. per ton of sulphurets reduged. The bare mention of these important advantages is enough to attrac’ the attention of: all intelligent. mill men. ——— A The Grass Valley Poll Tax. It was atated in these columns ssterday thatex-officio poll tax.colPeters of Grass Valley tewnship had paid into the county but $673, whereas the amount been put at $1,$74.39. Thus he is entitled to a somewhat larger amount, of credit . rad to, still it cannot be claimed that tha showing is sash a one as ought The actual amount returned by G. S. S, Getchell, collector for Nevada township, is $1,806.30, ora little over two-ninths more than Peters has turned over. ‘This should not be, because Grass Valley has heretofore always yielded a larger revenue from poll tax re‘evipts than Nevada, A close collection in the former ¢: ywnship ought to . realizo at least $2,009, judging from . the exparience of past years. There . is one thing that Mr. , Peterg is to be commenced for; though, and thatis for tha steategy he exercised in putting a numberof dead-beat Chinamen at work on the roads, and thus aqueezad their tax from them. Sentenced for Life. Ah Co90n, ins Ah ‘Fong, Was sontence . ia the District Court yesterday morning. to the State Prison for ie natural life time, He coxld ‘hot comprehend the extent.of the punishment until after Jailor Carter explained it to him at length.: °:Then* he swore roundly. .He will be taken below “tins morning. ay imprisonment in bo ee “‘Cargressitenat €harel:. feb -entnie wee Preathing at tho Congregational eVavel tiis morning: ‘as-~aeual by the pastor, Rav. J, Sens, Yn the eve-1 ning the untual “Sabbath school ~ -concert-owill bg givan. ‘bho programng will bea naw aid y my inturestiag due. , . i . ee i tL. . 344.62. pre sent quarter, . a 623. 30: ent quarter, $33,567.69. 1 399.64: cash received to date, . 035.37. cash received _to__ date, preseiit Quarter, $1,090.99, $38.08; $3,854.01.$1,617.08. ; t . 837.4. Jaiiuary 9th, was as follows: re Count jy Tredkurer’s Quarterly Report The following is the report of County ‘Treasurer Payne for the oe ending Jan. 6th;-1979: Cath balance‘in Treasury Oct. 7th, 218,329.24. Cash from office foes, etc.: Nov. ith, $1,197.40; Dec. :2d, $12,089.85; Jan.°6, 1879, $116,202. 21. Total, $147 ,813370. Cash paid: Warrants on General Fund, $5,986.39; on School F und,215,363.53; on Special Fand, $1,953.18; on Hospital Fund, $664. OT;. Géneral Fund, $272.46. Total, $22,Balance on hand at beginning of S120 774 18 ~ STATE FUND, Cash’ balance in-Treasury. Oct. 7, 1873, $132.34. ,Cash-reesived to Total, $35,752.14. : GENERAL FOND: To ro Balance in fund, Oct. 7, is _ ).20;cash Feceiv ed to date $37,3:90. Potat$39; 554.10-— we paid on warr ants = interest, & 5,986 41, Cash on hand at boginning ef pres: SCHOOL FUND. $15,Total, $32,363.01. Cash paid on warrants, $15,363.53. Balante on hand at beginning, of present quarter, $17,001.43: SPECIAL FUND. balanee in fund, ‘$274.43; $11,086.01. Cash Total, $11, 360.44. : C nats ‘paid.on warrants and interpresent quarter, HOSPITAL $10,302:3h_ FUND.”40 Cash paid on warrants and_interest, $654.01. Balanceon hand at beginning of present quarter, $9,141.97. GENERAL ROAD FUND. . Cash balance in fund Oct. 7th, $1,1451. 31; cash received to. date, $L,=. 189.50; transferred from road ‘districta: No. 1, $1,733.98; No. 2, $1,617.08; No. 8, $780.50; No. 4, $571.54; No. 5, $i: 92.50. Total, $8,096.32. Paid on warrants andinterest, $272.46. Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $7,823.86, ' ROAD Dist. NO. 1. Cash. balance in fund Oct. -7th, $65.50; cashx_received to date, $2,759.38. Total, $2,824.83. ‘Transferred to General Road Fund, $1,733.89. = Balance on hand at pctawat _ ROAD DIST; NO. 2 Cash balance in fund’ Oct. 7th, cash received to date, Total, $3,892.09. Transferred to Genera Road Fund, Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $2,275.01. ROAD DIST. Nu. 3. “Cash balance in fund Oct. $412.91; cosh received to date, §$2,1. ty One 26. : al, $2,714.17. ‘Transferrd to General Road Fund, $780.50. Balance on hand at beginning of present quarter, $1,933.67. _ ROAD DIST, No. 4, Cash balance in‘fund,. $48.85; cash received to date, $2,924.22. Total, $29,730.07. : Transferred to General Road Fund, $571.54. Balance on “hand at teaincing of present quarter, $2,401.5: ROAD DIST. NO. 5. Cash balance in fund Océ. $19.68; cash received to date, Total, $3,857.32.2 — ito Gen 2ral. Koad Fand, $752. felnss on hand at beginning of present quarter, $3,104.52. R¥DEMPTION FUND, Cash batance in fund Oct 7th, $61.-. 21. a 7th, : $4, MISCELLANEOUS. FUND. ~ Cash balance ip fund Oct.-7th, $7.‘Total atnount of cash in Treasury, $124,474.18. 4 The indebtedness of the county GENERAL Rodp FUND. * Amount of warrants out-standing, 314,494.17; interest thereon, $505.Total, 815,000. Less balance 7,823.86) 87,17 76, 14. }WOSPITAL FUND EAmenes of warrants outstanding, >. in fund, (3 "ee Teta, “$10 497.87. +p'lin all, Nevats county has reason will be im operation. -property, has visited the mine and . Four flourishing ranches'are in the 7th, in fund (39,141.97) $1,355.99. Total indebtedness, $8,532. 04. Ac: cording to the-.Treasurer’s_rethe county, including -the indebted. § ness to the State, and -warrants to the amount of $17,719.04 ordered, to be issued by the Beard of Supervisors at their January term, were. settled the county would still havea foserve cash find of $62,460.96>° Of course there are someold warrants out that have not beem registered as + yet, but their amount ‘would-not—aggregate any considerable sum. Taken to be satisfied with her present financial condition. > : The Kenton Mine. are ieee The old Oak Fiat quarté -millhasbeén resurrected, and is being put up on the Kenton Mine=-« mile or-so'y East of Alleghany-City,-Sierra_county.__Superintendent Benham says that sdme time this week the stamps FE K. Downer, of the Downievill® Messenger, a faithful and capable reporter of stich writes: The mill is to renew operaport, ifall the kwown liabilities of . +A Bateman San Fran--T< Bourne—Amtho—H “Yesterday's Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Froprictpr. WC Barker You Bet Chas W etmore City (4 O Ragan Willow Val FJ Hom Fall © ‘reek ST Murchie Hud Min N-‘Magtiire Bloomfield a O:Stoddard Bloom Jake Cross. Truckee — ae W H Brandon D'ville G H Graves Bridgepo NO F Battis City Thos Baker Sheiidan Are sold at reduced rates and re H Austin ‘Sper. ville Mrs Dewey & 2 ¢ Oak +r representéd as first-class at . r N Meyer-San Fran Mrs Bushman Wash HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT eee Alpheus Ball San. Fran : Sta ee Yesterday’ 's Apvivals-2t_ “THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. The entire Stock of B. W. Reagan, offer their goods at the “. same Low Prices for Cash, viz? Potatoes per 100 Ibs, $260. Cr. Sugar 7} Ibs. $1.00. . Brown Sugar 10 Ibs. $1 00. Green Coffee 5 Rico, 12 Ibs. $1 00. ) j Beans, 20 Ibs. $1 00. ~€has. Es Pearson, Proprictor. CE W. hitney San Fran A B Dibble Grass Val JS Richer is Sac H A Lord Mur Mine J McAllis Hunt Hill E Dolliver San Jose A J Ross Bloom J Path Moore FlatT J Gehres. do * R.B Gentry San Fran The Man who claims to inake monty by selling goods for less than cost, lbs. $1 1 intends cither to cheat his custom. 4 Blanding San-Fran— FG Beckett San Fran rs = » J Davis Derbec Mine G-Daris Derbec Mine Se — RAUD his ercditers, J B Town-end M Flat J Webber City C J Gordan City T Ww W Aust Bear River if ¥ ot Rubald idaho Mrs Davi is £3 am 7 J BptmeSan Fram d Decker dow Sap, 5 bars 25 cents. © Stampfli do : : Ss Candles, 10 for 2 25 cents: ———— oe eee = eel —s Marricd. Oysters, 7 cans $100. . ~* nme capes SS SE a en ee oe Waarrnt every arti a ‘ = uOrTnt. every icle: so] At. Alleghany, Dec, 31st, 1878, by J. T. . Green Corn, a eer e100. Sas é Bradbury, J. P., fda Benning. Chas, 1. Benham, to Miss and challenge competition oy Bacon 134 cts per Ib. =2 Prices, for. -. tions with eight stamps, ~ which number-may-b ‘Dgincreased to twenty-two, if future developments warrant. The tuinél is on the side of the opposite . mountain, ‘one thousaird_feet above, }

and the ore will be run down in. cars! to the receiving room. There are two tracks at an angle’ of abc ut “HG degrees, so as to allow the loaded to . pullup the empty car. Everything is being carefully arranged for convenient and economical working. Aflarg2 amount of good pay. ore is in sight, enough to run the mall for au indefinite time. Itis ofa different color from that of the Oriental. A gcol wagon road will be built between the Kenton and Oriental next Spring, as arreasy grade has already been Also, if. matters prosper agit is now believed they will, the main office of the “mines will. be transferred to Alleghany; and most all the routine of business4 be cenducted by means of a telephone tine: ~ Other quartz ledges are to be prospected and opened this year. surveyed. * A novel feature of this elevated region is that the snowfall ts usually. qitite Ifyht. Supt. Benham jntends.tovisit the East, at the earles$ opportunity, to enlist the co-operation of some of the captalists of the Atlantic seaboards in developing that-rich mimefal regions, room for more, air vicinity,» and plenty of le A Phin p W. edule The Union says that. Philip W. Roberts . who died at Hickman’s Ratreh Thursday evening, was a native mira once New York, and st&rted to Cali the time of 4) the excitement cause avy the discovery of gold, coming ‘ite way of Cape Horn, on the ship Panama, and~arof August, 1849, one of the companions of his voyage being Mr. C. W. Smith of that place.~ Mr. Roberts arrived at Grass Valley, -or rather Boston Ravine which was the important center of that mining district at that day, some time in 1850, and has continued to make it his heme sean! since, generally following the vocation ofa miner. No man was more generally known and respected “in this section of the country than he, and there were none of 4 more kindly and accommodating: nature. He was never a married man, but always had a.strong/ partiality for children and there was scarcely a child in the towa that did not know and love “Uncle hil Roberts.” Mr, roberts was a member in good standing in both the Masonic and Odd Fellows organizations, having been a charter momber of Grasg Valley Lodge, No. 12, 1. 0. O. F., and for many years a trustee of Madison Lodge, No. 23, F. & A. M. He was also a member of the California Pioneer Society of San Francisco. He left no relatives in this State, but has, Brooklyn, — + we he ee * . Diveree Granted. Inthe District Court yesterday, judgment was ordered for plaintiff in the case of Alice Caine -vs. Richard Caine, by decree of diveree, upon tesfimony taken before the. Cominissioner. : a? E. a. ‘Tryon in” ‘Town. Kk. H. Tryon, representativg of the Capita Woolen Mills, Sacramento, is in town taking He is ‘staying at the Union Hotel, rived in San Francisco onthe Sth day } itis said, a brother still livi ing at . . orderé for suits, Clap-trap advertisements may win for-@ while, but weintend erts, aged. 53 years, a native of Utica, New, York. ; . Ranch Butter, 65c per Roll. NOTICE. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c} § hereby. given tht the partnership business heretofore existing between Jobu + Cashin and Clarke & Cox in the butchering ‘and slaughtering businéss is this day dis. to conduct oti¥ business ‘‘on the Hams 12c per pound. E xe Bo as to be ab . E. B. Tea 50 cts per lb. able to com square,” ‘pete with other responsible firms solved by mutual consent. e 31b tins-75 cb OS ware Coffee 31b tins 75 cts. jes SS CLARKE & C( Tachi ; sq ee Seat, . Washing Powder 3lb tins 26. Nevada Cit Lanvary Mh oth, 18794) Soda Crackers per Box $1 ry ed fy. kag opHine TI . 100d Chewing Tobacco per oes E S hereby given that the alt a tering and ee pound 65 cts. bute hering business hereto Sconducte sa thanks to my customers for their, liberal patronage, and J] would ask of my friemds a continuation of the same for my gentlemanly Lard 10lb>cans $1.25 parison of qualities gi prices. 0 JOHN CAS! eines ses 2 OH CAHN. . Eggs per dozen, as cts. ga AN bills will be presented for “WEVADA THEATRE. ee = ‘settlement is 30 days. * M. een 5. i Pes ae oes Lessee A Full Assortment of Groceries on hand at-proportionate © at proparti Gaylord ¢ & Robinswa. Subject to daily.cerrtttion. — . é Herein. Dee: 18, 1878. . SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. Nevada City, Jan, 3, 1879. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Saturday, Jenuary 18th, 1878. MR. JOSH HART!) AND HIS : ’ “GREAT = CO. . PALACE OF SWEETS.” 20° WILLIAM . PRICE LIST : = FOR CASH Subject to Correction STARS! 20 anda Including, among others: ° HOME _MADE CANDIES! BOLBY NEWCOME, Sere 5 a: hoa their new celebrated Play, entitled HOBBIES, WHO WILL wala A Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 “50 Bacon per pound. 131-2 With the following original Cast: ‘ ee Grand Calico Prize Hop, . Good Greau Tea” * 95 tenis Ck over, = Fv Eliza Weathersby. ests “a i 50 rot. Pygmalion Whiffes, (Peggy for short, . . —— sess tor shore) . gn WALENTINE’S DAY, . ‘English Breakfast ee iss Cons’ ce, with songs, Miss Elma Delaro. . Butter, i Miss Euphemia 0. ; — : ~ Feb 14 b. . ead _— ~: iss Jennie Weatt py ary i Meier Caeuny inte ir His Peta —e th, 1879. ) Cod Fish i . Arthur Doveleigh, Mr, W. J. Stanton. ni 25 a CUARACTBRS IN THE BURLESQUE: yr 3 : Washing Powder, 3 papers le PrinkOic -s.cissecss Minnie Clover. = ane Friacom Taso at vegans Wie: Cosaanc Partieulars in a few days. . . Ground Coffee, per paper sc @ Couto. ee cee ee eee Arthr 95 The Villian.... rrof. Pygmakion! Whitt — ae Pearl Barley, 3 pounds vw The Phage 26: iss uty ba exe ~ Mien Bang: . DANCING SCHOOL. ig pits bottle 10 e Audience. ajor Band, . ices er bothue Duritig ¢ the atitn af the piece, co. RR. HUNT, ' P 5 x 95 MR, N. C. GOODWIN, JR., srr abate . Pickles, _per bottle Will introduce his Wondertu) imitations of. .. TE" PERANCE BALE é the folowing. Celobrated Actors: AS FOLLOWS: ". . : Pickles 5 gallon kegs ° 2.00 ‘Edwin. Booth, Chas. Fechter, — Earrett, © * Joba 7, Ray mend, 25 oa kegs 350 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's P victtes} ie + Galt Pork, cing : Clase, every Monday eveuin a Jos, Jefferson, Stuart Robson “frou 8 and 9c'clock. . ad ; . Prank Mayo, and mapy others. e Juv aa a every Satunday ’ Bath Brick, 8 for # , Stes x evening, trom 7 7 to. o'clock. 2. ‘The sakes will commence with the new . 4°.) ~. every Friday evening, ftom 8 to 12 Everything ¢lse in proportic Farcint Abeurdity, called TERNS: UNDER THE ROSE. WILLIAM WoL, . and, will: remain a there Monday, Less belgncs, 24 4 On ee It . “4 Mondsy Evening Class — Ge tleme _ $0 Poplar Pres = cents, Ladies, 25 cents. : a Hain Sireet, N ada City: Seats can now be secured at Vinton’s Deng! 3 veniie Chase, $1 per month. et, Nevads Lore. janie” i ss Cent puuen, $2; Ladies, fee. December 5,.1878. : 42 4 é t a’ 3 é ; gs { re otal TORE! \Cheap Goods Ws hi ta it be : ———— = . Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. _ seis iFrast Crass Goons At the kima uns Rranei n, Grass Valley ; so : e ee . vownship, Jan. 10; 1879, Philip W. lob Butter, Cookinig, 15c per . b by John Cashin and Ja ail Sthis a + : : eactaiey wcuat one aie brine Fine cut Tobacco per Ib. We can sell inferior and damwill hereafter bé conducted b d known eae 4 . eae the firm name ot Miller ae aia ali = 80 cts. : aged Goods as cheap as any one JOHN: CASHIN, i = ioe Gee JAMES MILLER. . Stseking Tobacco per Ib/else, but we don’t propose to ’ rae 75 a On retiring from the business+treturn. my fo keep them. We solicit~a comWOLF’S. SCANLON & CRONIN, ee ree ‘ ) ? 8 Miss HELE EB SM0FE, Fresh, Healthful, . rtour, per 100 Ibs, $475 Miss JENNIE ENGLE, Delicious, Cheap, le. = h : US ates 5 Cabaeey. Manufaetured at ie pet 100 a “ : MURPHY & +MANNON,. Mrs, Eckert’s Candy Factory, . = -. ee 100° Ibs, Miss ANNIE BUNDLE, ee to tet pends . r otatoes, per 100 Ibs. 2 50 FOSTELLE & ARM! TRONG, : ree z Crushed Sugar.7 1-21bs. 1.00 DAVE REED & FRANK BUSH, A complete stock of erie Sagar. £0 he 100 The RICHMOND SISTERS. . THE MOST NOVEL TOYS!. qc coffee, 6 Ibe 100 “Rape. unrivalled in excellence by tulips —-. : ie a 6: ee, . any * Se in existence;has just Rice, 14 Ibs 100 completed a most su ful engagement o : eae six sche at the stnedands Chia’ ae ae Everything te Delis acta Beans, 20 Ibs 2s. 00 cisco, “PRICES AS * ‘ : “Secure your an at poceni som ae eee — Soap, 8 bars % geet oaedy hye MRS. set ont aa Bread . Soap, per box 50 p= Sees Candles, 12 for 2% NEVADA THEATRE. ita ra are . Candles perbox 200 cup Ets Jeeend wees, te LOOK OUT . Sieteneo Fonte Ge 10 is NIGHT Cn ee See ee Salmon, Teansfor 100 onday, January 13th, 1879. . . Tomatoes, 6 cans for . 100 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ADVERTISEMENT: 400 ELIZA WEATHERSBY’S : Green Corn, Scansfor FROLIQUES F ae String Beans, 5 cansfor. 100 “AND ¢ ‘gad Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 MR. NL. GOODWIN, Young Men’s Social Club, . . one eS THE Furnis! soe; 't South => * . i Sam. . op. ar. x. a 1) to ti28 Dick Fyjdayn. at Bowm The Di until We The Ti thaaks & ple of 89) Some « a walkin te The bs terday, dication: come to Jas. Y ure this highly } } pects of On act to-morr Monday until Te _ The s “dowa with tet there Ww Mr. city, we pot ¢ No hop covery. The’ * BeRves . are ent payers Cross’s The and Fr for tria terday, 22d.on sf a week sc town in sleigh, some e\ dance. Boys corner Avenue down h they. de bill. Anu this cit al of P place a at—l.¢ Ad yesterc mation murde! murde mento Dp. 9 Andre : liquors True Truck TRANS The sufficie case ti full he ditche: would plyws Offi: chants the qu se, ng.du with heathe ly infr know the be