January 14, 1879 (4 pages)

bare serovar NEVADA city, CALIFOR SIA. ee nada cnet TT “‘Dacsiay, January 14, 1879. An Old Dodge. Geo. E: Robiason, the, editor of our contémporary,is iti a ba I state of inind.— If anything. had. before been lacking to demonstrate his inability _to with gnrestions outside of: those that ordiaary circumstances might give birth to, its_presenge was rendered patent. by the vain and sil“ly attenipt he made in Saturday's issue to sneak ~eut from ‘usder~ the ertishing weight of the-charge of perfidiousness which the. TRENSCRIPT bas confronted’ him with. ‘That he vas kuowmgly broken__his ‘sacred word of hedor asa public efficial,: caanot be saccessiully-dieputed. ~ In order that the people of Nevada county ‘may appreciate the extent to which his duplicity ‘has been carried, and know how he has proven himgelf ‘‘totally unreliable” where. his interests are at stake, it ig necessary a resume be made of “the facts here~ tofore published ia this paper, and that in addition te them other incieope dents connected therewith be brought to light. When he appeared beiore the—Cenvention, he pledged himself ‘in the most earnest, manner to devote his whole time’ to the interests of the office if placed in pomination and -elected\as County Superintendent of Schools. The inembers ot the ConAntone ‘Tam, ¥. i Belden, 8. ®. Johnston, J.H. Wentworth, Joseph Thomas, . A, Walrath, Wan, Joy, 4 Mille vention had ne reasen at that time to suspect he was sailing under false eolors, and endorsed him-as a fit candidate. The peeple accepted the recommendation, and he’ was elect= ed. These.are matters that can be proyen by a large number of men who were present at the Convention, including Mt. Preston, who acted as President, on the “unreliability”. of his neighbors gone “toward setting an example that reflects credit upon himself? Note his actions since being in office, ‘ gart-you have the whele story in a He has taught a school’ at North Bloomfield; be would .bave taught at Gold Flat had certain circumstances not prevailed; has beey nut-shell. for some time and is still engaged in editing.@ newspaper, using its columns as-a medium te, vent petty The TRANSCRIPT "has been obliged, in self defense, to call attention to “the” glaring inven: sistences he is perpetrating upon tit It asserts that he has plac. . ¢d-himself on record as a, maker of _ ‘4maginary statements” that were That he has been found-‘‘false and perfidious” in the fullest sense .of the expression, and would not be-*‘tolerated in this enlightened community” if the citizens were nob inclined to ‘look with pitying eye” on his short-comings, and pass them over as natural cannot hope to divert public attention enticely from the plan of dquble-dealiig he has pursued, by inditing art’ cles so tinged with a spirit of hatred. for the TRaNscrirt editor as the two boyish effusions that appeared in his paper Saturday evening, lt. may be that enough has now been said to place Geo. B. Robinsen in a position where the voters will appreciate his true inwardness, and if he ever comes up for offive again’ the personal spites. people. simply despicable. infirmities He certainly matter is bound te recoil on him in very unpleasant manner. Can any ' ope wonder that Prof. Carr said, ‘‘It s« time for educational shysters and political hucksters who have fattened upon the life blood of the public sshools to be exposed to public scorn and contempt?” ae Admits the Impenehuent. ©. The editor of the San Juan Irfilependent-virtually admits that he accused the TRANSCRIPT unjustly con»\ cerning its position in the Huckins ‘coitroversy, Supervisor-Constable by*re-publishing our statement the case. much praise therefor. ———e Where to cet 1e facts. \. The Grass Valley Union wants the . 53, TRANSCRIPT to give detailed facts ‘in . C, relation to, Dopaty Sheriff Cross. We . Bo Cimthers, heave gon as’far in that Airection Jeet f. the s.ema necessary at present, If Union is alixions for fartherinformation; let any of thése gentlemén who have adtedas. Supervisor since. the: formation ofthe town-of Truckee*be _ cutervieweds’ © eo mT e How far,has this ¢ritic) a Brother Robinson’ (the ‘San Juan one, We mean) is honest chough to acknowledge the soit im. peachment When he gets “in the door” occasionally, and is entitled to Material for Making Jurers. ed.to be placed in, the box by the last Board of Supervisors, and from them Jurors are to be drawn durig . ; the ensuing year: NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Geo. Kohl r, Thos. Curtis, 8. 5S. Lewey, PS Ec ETON _'The following are the names orderay cp Wim Varner, ; s j. Geo. J). McLean, Henry M. Barton, John £.Eatler;~ P. W.-Gaynor, S. MeCard;. L D. Rathbun, ‘B. Bullard, J.-A. J. Ray, hi PGEPORT -‘FOWNSHIP. . James Quick, Peter C. Wodell, S. Winans, ¢ {= winor OOXx, fenry Everett, J. O'Connor, Henry Morgan, Kyrenn Phelan, John Davis, in gi Jno. Miltox, ~ Jno. Sehmidt, Geo. G. Davis, E. b. Ranson, . Wm.Holines, C. MetClintick, ‘Noah Evans, W m. W alker, is J. C. Murchie, Andrew Murchie, Thomas Smith, -Kvan D. Evans, Michael Garver, James Allen, , A. Harris, John Isbister, Michael Ohearn, Roébt. McCutchan, H McCormack, Jno. MecAvin P Hunetauth, J. E. Jobnston, {4 A. Baruh, L. Houseman Geo, Cooper, . Li. Dalac, = -Jno. Laughead, Frank G. Guild, A. M. Rosenburg, . } M. Mullery, \ y . J. H. Gray, G. W. Smith, ~%. P-Davis;— J Thos. O’Cenner, Jacob Cramer, FAC. Luetje,, Wm. WH, Jona’n Clark, Robert Cleave, Hfarvey Cooper, A. -H. Irish, Geo. W. Jones Charles Kent, Jno. Burns, J. S. Dunn, JV. Hunter, Joha Jack C Kimgenspor, V. L. Smith, = G, GO Allien Vp. Alexander, J. U. Abbot, . Jno. McArthur, Jno Miller,” . ° +4 Jno, Hamilton,W. C. Stiles, Win. Eddy, J. R. Pooter, C. Beekman, L. Godair, A. Isvard, A. ones, Kizra ‘Towle, Thos, Mooney, J.-E. C. Hall, James Fraser, Kk. bP. Hager,: V Sanvee, Samuel Peck, Robert Hill, Thos. Nilon, Wim, Kent, M.S. Millikin, W. N.O.borne, Joseph Worrell, Mike Hussey, N. Luchsjnyer. ‘Win. White;: Jno. Smith, Jno. Robins, Wim. Truan, DD. Housel, A. D. Sutton,’ Harry Towle, Delos Calkins, Pp. Purdon; kK. Housten, . Juo. Nelson, Db. T. Hughes, QO. D. Cainpbell, J. D. Penders, .Wim. Walters, « A. Rosenthal, Samuel Allison, Jno. Robinson, Wiat. Huffman, James. Kitts, ‘Edward Gagen, M. Wichser, M. L. Marsh, WN. P. Brown, L, M. Wilson, James Dezell} Daniel O° Donnel, James Kinkeag, W. ‘Brown, Thos: Robinson, » Robert Tremain, Mike Hanley, ~ “Ss Jacob Arbogast, T: W. Sigeurney W. A. Sigourney L. Weiss, ~ Oscar Maitman, LP. Sutton, A. H. Hansez,-. H.H. Haskans, L. C, Keith, -Chas.-Grimes, D. Wellington, — Geo. Kk. Turner, J.C, Dickerman, W.H. ‘Crawford, J. G. Locklin, _Jacob’ Naffaiger, Philip Richards, B. H’ Miller, Geo-W. Welch, Nicholas Webber, Martin Mitchell, W. Barton, “hos. Mahar, A. J. Graham, James: Graham, Geo, FL Gray, Dan Clairey, PASS VABLEY TOWNSHIP. Amberg, J. Adams, Wm. H. t John Hil, Leroy ‘Thurston, Peter Graham, Chas. K. Tabor, Jes. H. Reader, Charles Smith. W. ‘I. Holland, . ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. J A.J. Pelham, Sy W. Piper, David brown, «.*, MP. Hatch, A. P. Van Slyke, G. J. Cole, Fiat Micaek J H Squires bloom FW Austin Bear Riv. WE Fisher Pittsb Min Thos, ©. T W Spencer City JF. Schroeder, 8. H.Dikeman, Win. Black, Jehn Driscoll, Win. Fluff, J.H.Cunard, Chas. Beedle, Hf. 8. Hawver, Ben. Brockmeyer, Jas. A. Clay, . “J. FY DeBour, Hugh O'Connor, . Mic'l Cummings, C. J. English, op Bose Henry.Grever, A. G. Dennett, kK. Cy Hutchison. Wm. Rankin, J. H. Keller, John Rich, A. Ranch, AK. Cawger, J. W. Bobb, Jas. Reddington, Wm. Forney, J Smith Penn Valley John Carter, : : John O'Gara, John Lane, hap ytaherty, Geg. Lerd, 2 James Martin, M fenry Ficne, H. Whisner, Vin. M. Nutter, John Montgomery, Zourne, John Coombe, ~~ A. D.Early; oni Casey, . A Sanford, . , Hee McKelvey, . Henry Davis, MM. W-Chur¢h, Timothy: Giles, Jno. Pattisgn, John Wempsey, 1.Q. Tompkins, . Joseph Clark, David Hutchison, 47 ib. Giham. x Henry Richards, Whas. Bovier, « , . eee agora 1h James Cregan, James Howlett, Johni-Benney, J.J. Doherty; W. A. Johnson, R-B; Hawley, bs Ira Bean, {<= E 3. F. Henricks, M. A. baugh, re Cc. B. Hawley, * ° EUREKA TOWNSHIP. 4 Henry Cochran, i James Reed, Jehn Brooks, Robert Lindsey, F. J. Watson, Janies Walsh, a John ‘Tinke, Geo. A. Ellis, 2. Fabian Carrion, ‘ J. Hartwick, Suiday School ' Thé--anniversary concert, of the Congregational Sunday-Schogl, given . at the church Sabbath evening, was ’ faltly attemmed. A highly interest. the pupils and teachers. The school EE Thomas Rease, aoe . THE NATIONAL HOTEL, 8 Bethell Grass Valley T Poyzer Grass Val Miss Holland Col Hill A Goodspeed Hunt Hi A Kinigin Moore Flat W Rumsey Qimker Hi J Dassbnville Grass V J Black Bloomfield +-+-Owens Humbolt Ba M Smith Grass Val H © Perkins’ blown H Gray Quaker Hill A Ginzlenger S F Mrs C H CrosbyS F W H Smith Penn Val i : W J Davenport GV ‘Thos. Dowling, L Dulae Sr City E D Bridges do Anniversary Concert. : g programme of exetelses . was ven, reflecting much credit upon in a prosperous condition. Yesterday's Arrivals at & Chas: E. Pearson, Proprietor. pecker San Fran -—€-Stamphli San Fran H Davis Bloom J E Davis: Bloomfield Amiot & w Col Hill Geo McAuliffe Col Hil G Hobart City W_Berry Grass Val J Smith City , Sunpay,Jans—l2th, 1879. S Benham Alleghan H-A Lord Mut Mine S Stenson San Fran EB Drake San Fran Cohen. do R B Patton Sweetland J Flanders Sweetia J E Jacques City Turner Plain Val J Turner Plum Val a -——-— — ¥esterday'’s Arrivalsat THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL. Jacob Nafziger, Proprietor. A Laws San Fran © Jacobs San Fran Jacobs do . J Webber & 5 City H 'Frvon Sacto U J Stevens San Jose T Murchie Hud-Min W H Murchie Mu Min J E Nolan City J Black Bloomfield © P Stidger San Juan J F Perry City _-W H-Smith Penn Val J J Turner San Fran C Harrison GrasgVal -W Kitts Grass Val Frazer City A-Turner City Jan. ]2th, 1879: J Webber & s City J J Lowx’Washington W.A Clark San. Fran Grove Deal City W [ Housinger Sch M Geo Grissel Washing C H Woodruff 5 F SUNDAY, H Brimskill Wash 1 Ducker City +S Priest San Fran W. LT. Wells. LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. C. H. Hankins,J. B.-F rick, Jacob Fitterer, kK. Thompson, At Grass Valley, Sunday, Jan. 12th, 1879, Elizabeth, wife of Wm. Hill, aged 56 years. DIED. panera! W. J. Hill, GC. J. Fox, H. Stehr, : John Heinsen, "(nos?M. Buckiman 4 R. Spiler, 33. J. Griffith, -. James: ‘Temple; @W. D. Aplin : a G. H. Fellows, W. Wilkinson, James Hill, wn =a ae Train Delayed. \ the train which left this, city .at 5 o'clock Sunday morning, for Colfax, toconnect with the western bound train of the: Central Pacific, met with a series of detentions by the snow storm that prevailed the evening before, which prevented it from: connecting. Telegraph wires.and poles were prostratednexass the track, has also branches of itreés;~/all ‘of which took time to remove, so that by the time the train reached Colfax Bickford, Ben. Blundell, L.-J. Bishop, James ~ Barker, Charles Byrne, M. Sr. Bettis, William~ Bree, William Bilderback, D. Berrimam Rob. Bennett, Jobn Becket, J. fF. ° Beverton; 8. G. Brier, J. W. Sr. Beatty, F. G. ‘. Calvin, Ben. F, Conaway ©. ° Clake .Thomas Callaglian, P. Dedman, Dudley Ducotay, Av Dabb; James Deeble, Sirapson Dunston, Richard Dorsey, S. P. slick, John George, Witham Glise, Nathaniel Lake’.an, J. M. Hooper, Samuel =Harvison,. O. F. Handy, W. D. Joice, P. C. Kearney Frank Katto, John Keathley, das. S. Ling, Geo. C. Leeman, H. G. La ‘us /Eon— Leech, Charles Melarky Wm. Michaels, 5S. R. Parr, Edward) Ragsdale, C. C.° Riley, Michael Stoddard, Alex. a . Stowe, Jerry P.Simms, Alex. “Jr. Sullivan, Hum'y Turner, Walham Tremain, Henry Thempson, C. P. Taylor, Ben. Upton, J. W. Vinéent, Richard Warner,.G. W. Woods, W. D.Weed I. L. Wiley, J. M. Wheeler, Louis Walworth, S.L. Ward, W. ;W. West, E. R. Webster, F.C. Moratetr, A. Meek, Thomas G. Stephens, Wm. Sturgeon, T. J. Thrasher, D. D. ‘Taylor, M. C. Hartigan, James Wilson, Geo. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, Nelson Martin, . Frank Rubel, H L Day, A. J. Graham, C, N, Folsom, -Paul Menke, * ¢. Humphrey, Hamlet Davie James McDonald T. M. Bittancour James Conrey, P. Sheridan, cc. W. Youhg, Lee Jones, J.H.Machormick, Chas. Burckhalte J, M: Buckley, _ E. Eller, . 72 J. Fitger, Wm. Irwin Brickell, Jos. Marzen, F. Byrne, C. Av Green, ‘Geo. Richardson H. W. Bragg, D. McPheeters W. B. Tiffany, J: V igh. ‘LoganL Schaffer, B. Brickell, James Vaughn, G. W. Mershon, J. Millett, of WASHINGTON, TOWNSHIP, J. H. Ellis, kad. Britnsisill, H. Kahler, John M, Ely,#” AJ. F. Carroll,, ®#) W. Baxte Jobn Gojne, Win. Pips? = he Re oll Micha Samuel. Bowers, John Jensen; James Davis, 8. C. Chase, ‘. to be too late,” the C. P. cars having MeMullen James Penaluma Richard Reinhart, “Joseph Spencer, Wm. K., Schotield, Thomas __ . } : Trezise, Phil. Sr, 'fowrisend; W. L. Whitesides,G, W. Woodfield, Heiry Julius J; Adolph, they found theniselves ‘just in time left but two minutes before. Swearingwas-in order for a little while by the belated passengers, but Conductor Lockridge quieted tlie turbulent elements by telegraphing to Sacramento for checks, and when the-trine o'clock freight train came along they~got . aboard, having their passage all paid, and went on.their way rejoicing; having been detained just two hours and a half. ; Blast at Sucker Flat. 9 The Blue Point Gravel Mining Company, at Sucker Flat, discharg-ed an immense blast:on last Wednesday at their mine. 25 tons of Judson powder was the quantity used, which did immense execution. The bank at the face of the diggings is 300 feet high, making the use of large quantities of powder a positive necessity. 35 or 40 white men are employed in the Blue Point mine. By the way, there is a very: stong anti-Chinese sentiment prevailing at Smartsville, Sucker Flat, Timbuctoo . and Mooney Flat. The mining companies there believe in white labor, and the miners are not inclined to tolerate competition with Chinese ehedp labor.—*, «'. Inde endent. — ADVERTISED LETTERS. = t Tae following is a list of letters remailing in the Post Office, Nevada City, tor the week ending Jan. 13, 1879. Persons calling for any of » . these letters will please say, ‘‘advertitised”: J. 8. Horproox, P. M, Albert, Louie Brooks, Mrs Lee Benedict, Mrs Anna’ Cunininghaim,Mrs R M r:. Do Lanza, F. Eddle.g3gn, Miss Laura ¥ Giambatista, Signor Hat¥h, Gertrude > ) Risseler, George Mickfaddon,Catnarine Roy, Monsilur Narsisse : White, Mrs Maggie A : ALD FOR POSTAGE. Bat ; Burt-& Co; E D Brooklyn, N ¥—~ Knights, W R Sacramento. i Shurtlell, Dr G A Stove Wilson,.S A Stock nd > ai: i i al Ae " De BLUE GRAVEL MINING CO. San.Eranciseo,California.” Location” of works Nevada County, California. is hereby given, that at a meeting of the ; per share was levied upon the capital stock Assessment Notice. Location of principal place-of businéss, Notice Directors held on the 7th day ,of Jannary 1879, an assessment (No. 2) of Ten Certs, of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary-at tie Office of the Company, No, 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. Any steck upon which this assessinent shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of February, 1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and ‘unless payment ig made before, will be sold_on FRIDAY, the 2ath:day of Febuary, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment, towether with . costs 6f advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—522 Montgomery street, San Francixte, California jan 13 NOTICE, i S$ hereby given that the partnership business heretofore existing between John solyed by fiutiual eonsent. 3 : : . '#JOHN CASHIN, CLARKE & COX, : ; By C. W. CLARKE. Nevada City, January 9th, 1879. jill NOTICE, e butchering business heretofo: e conducted by John Cashin and James Miller is this day! tiasolved by znutual consent, ‘The businéss will hereafter be conducted by and known by the firm name of Miller & Co, JOHN CASHIN, _ JAMES MILLER, On retiring. from the business I return my —} thanks t6 iV customers for their_liberal patronage, and 1 would ask of my friewdsa continuation of the same for my gentlemanly successors. NEVADA THEATRE. M. A. KENNEDY. ee Perettes Lessee ONE NIGHT ONLY. Saturday, January 18th, 1878. MR. JOSH HART! AND HIS ; GREAT NOVELTY CO. F— STARS! Inchiding, among others: 20 SCANLON & CRONIN, Miss JENNIE EXGLE, HARRIS 4&4 CARROLE, Miss ANNIE MIADLE, DAVE REED 2 FRANK BUSH, ~~ TS. PRICKS.AS USUAL. Secure your seats Store. * CHas: 8. janl0 E cisco, WALTON, pur UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT} The entire Stock of B, W. Reasame Low Prices for Cash,. viz. Potatoes pér 100 lbs, $2 60, Cr. Sugar 7} Ibs. $1 00.” Brown Sugar 10 lbs. $1 00. Green Coffee 5 lbs. $1 00.-. Rice, 12 Ibs. $1 00. _ Beans, 20 Ibs. $100. — Soap, 5 bars 25 cents. Candles, 10 for 25 cents. © : Oysters, 7 cans $1 00. . Green Corn, Bacon 13} ets» per Ib. « Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. . Green Tea 39 cts. per Ib. Butter, Cooking, ‘15e per Ib. Hams 12e per pound. E. B.-Tea 50 ets per Ib. Coffée 3Ib tins 75 cts. . Washing Powder 31b tins 25. Cashin and Clarke & Cox in the butchering } and slaughtering business is this day dis}. § hereby given that-the-slaughtering—andJOHN CASHIN: ~ 20 ROBBY NEWCOMB, : Miss HELENE SMITH, . _ MURPHY & SHANNON, FOSTELLE 4° ARMSTRONG, . The RICHMOND SISTERS. = This Company eunrivalied in excellence by any other organization in’ existence,has: just conrpleted'a most suceessful engagement of six Weeks at the Standard Theatre, San Fran y at Vinton’s Drug Business Manager. gan, offer their goods at-the 5 cans $1 00. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c Soda Crackers per Box $1,} Good Chewing Tobacco “per hound 65 cts. Finé cut Tobacco per lb. 80 cts. Smoking 75 cts. Lard 101b. cans $1.25 Eggs per dozen,;’50-ct : Tabacco: per Ib ———— A Full Assortment of Groceries on hand at proportionate Low-. Prices. Subject to daily correction. SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. Nevada City, Jan. 3, 1879, e 2 aged Goo else, ut we don’t propose to kéep them. We solicit a comparison of qualities and prices. heap Goods Are sold at reduced rates-and. rep. represented as paves at GAYLORD & ‘The Man'who claims to make money by selling geods for less than cast, ° intends cither to cheat his custome ers or DEFRAUD his. creditors; + Nevada, Dec. 18, 1878. ‘ PALACE OF SWEETS.” All kinds of HOME MADE CANDIES! oo Fresh, Healthful, Delicious, Cheap, Manufactured at Broad st., next to Luctje & Brand's. ———-=— A eomplete stock of THE MOST NOVEL TOYS! jsses Comprising ees to Delight Children. _ Everything DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, street, next to Luetje & Brand's, ~~ Nevada-City Dee vn . LOOK ovU -——FOR THE— ADVERTISEMENT —OF THE— WHO WILL GIVE A ‘Grand Calico Prize. Hop, ‘February 14th, 1879. — ~t ’ ¢ Partieulars in a few days. DANCING SCHOOL, . TEMPERANCE HALL, = opASHFOLMOWSE . 5 z. a Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s: Practice: ing ClassJ-ewery? Monday j from 8 to 10 weieck. Juvenile: Chass, ev que Saturday C) PSALAR UX, ea in Farmer's Almanac3. Dri meanest man this séason lives . Cineincinnasi. tis rie hung mp Cy assess Cts and. Prey talonig: , her stocking ang he filled it geet CASE GOODS, VEGRTABLES, ac evening, from T4926 clock, Mrs. Eckert’s Candy Factory;. — Potatoes, per 100. lbs, Crushed Sugar. 1-2 Ibs’ Brown Sugar, 10. Ibs Green Coffee, 5 Its Rice, . “14 Ibs Young Men's Social Ctub, . evening i “MRS. ECKFRT'S CANDY FACTORY, Broad‘ * — Beans, ; ed sf Good Green Tea . English Breakfast Butter, Cod Fish . PRICE LIST 20 lbs 8 bars. ry Soap, per box Candles, 12 for Candles, _ per box Oysters, 7 cans for Salmon, -7 cans for + Tomatoes, 6 cans for Green-Cora, * 5 cans for String Beans, 5 cans for” Green Peas, 4 cans for . Kerosene, _ per gallon ~ Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 15 ~ per poand 13 12 Bacon, “ sé per pound Washing Powder, 3 pape Pearl Barley, 3 pounds ‘Spices, all Kinds, per bottle 2° __-e per bottle a Pickles“ 5 gallon kegs?” Pickles, Bath Brick; @clock. oa oe 7 a —_, 3 =, = i : ¥ Te Main Street, Nevac i oer December 19" Waarrnt every article ‘sald, fe and. challenge competition on Pg) Me . eee acer ree First Crass Goons : os Clap-trap advertisements may Ranch Butter, G5 per Roll. . oi, for a-while, but we intend to conduct our business “‘on the square,” so as tobe able to com. pete with other responsiblefirms for: _» a rinse thANO TRAM We can sell inferior and damas cheap as any one £47 All bills will be piesented for settlement every 30 days. Gaylord & Robinson t= FOR CASHS a, Subject to Correction Flour, per 100 Ibs, $27Wheat, per “100° lbs, 2% Bran, per 100 lbs, 1% 2 50 100 10 100 10 100 25 50 25 200 100 100 100 1g 100 100 $5 50 19:2 § rs 2 Ground Coffee, per paper . 40 Salk Pork, “26 pound kegs 95” 2 for oh Everything else in proportion: WOLF. «—~, THE NEV: — W Furnished South ¥ ** ganerehie rere? . _There Canada, Then The no cm Snow: in’ Mrs. saturda The f a, Gras aitende Nigh . coldest for 50m Geéor. Sunday gers to Mrs. Valley. er of city. Phe yestert above Valley . Sacral “Sunda The o.list day 1 prong Su Deer’ was . snow Sar er of will ‘New row es and t been Cunt in a: alowl Th point ty"w 25 in Flat San. TS wer boy: poli to fi to * i L red tall mal a ba ly . ter ling tho mil , the on we ten fus ~ tris lin, in) de ing sli, ye Mi ‘be’ ¥.

bare serovar NEVADA city, CALIFOR SIA. ee nada cnet TT “‘Dacsiay, January 14, 1879. An Old Dodge. Geo. E: Robiason, the, editor of our contémporary,is iti a ba I state of inind.— If anything. had. before been lacking to demonstrate his inability _to with gnrestions outside of: those that ordiaary circumstances might give birth to, its_presenge was rendered patent. by the vain and sil“ly attenipt he made in Saturday's issue to sneak ~eut from ‘usder~ the ertishing weight of the-charge of perfidiousness which the. TRENSCRIPT bas confronted’ him with. ‘That he vas kuowmgly broken__his ‘sacred word of hedor asa public efficial,: caanot be saccessiully-dieputed. ~ In order that the people of Nevada county ‘may appreciate the extent to which his duplicity ‘has been carried, and know how he has proven himgelf ‘‘totally unreliable” where. his interests are at stake, it ig necessary a resume be made of “the facts here~ tofore published ia this paper, and that in addition te them other incieope dents connected therewith be brought to light. When he appeared beiore the—Cenvention, he pledged himself ‘in the most earnest, manner to devote his whole time’ to the interests of the office if placed in pomination and -elected\as County Superintendent of Schools. The inembers ot the ConAntone ‘Tam, ¥. i Belden, 8. ®. Johnston, J.H. Wentworth, Joseph Thomas, . A, Walrath, Wan, Joy, 4 Mille vention had ne reasen at that time to suspect he was sailing under false eolors, and endorsed him-as a fit candidate. The peeple accepted the recommendation, and he’ was elect= ed. These.are matters that can be proyen by a large number of men who were present at the Convention, including Mt. Preston, who acted as President, on the “unreliability”. of his neighbors gone “toward setting an example that reflects credit upon himself? Note his actions since being in office, ‘ gart-you have the whele story in a He has taught a school’ at North Bloomfield; be would .bave taught at Gold Flat had certain circumstances not prevailed; has beey nut-shell. for some time and is still engaged in editing.@ newspaper, using its columns as-a medium te, vent petty The TRANSCRIPT "has been obliged, in self defense, to call attention to “the” glaring inven: sistences he is perpetrating upon tit It asserts that he has plac. . ¢d-himself on record as a, maker of _ ‘4maginary statements” that were That he has been found-‘‘false and perfidious” in the fullest sense .of the expression, and would not be-*‘tolerated in this enlightened community” if the citizens were nob inclined to ‘look with pitying eye” on his short-comings, and pass them over as natural cannot hope to divert public attention enticely from the plan of dquble-dealiig he has pursued, by inditing art’ cles so tinged with a spirit of hatred. for the TRaNscrirt editor as the two boyish effusions that appeared in his paper Saturday evening, lt. may be that enough has now been said to place Geo. B. Robinsen in a position where the voters will appreciate his true inwardness, and if he ever comes up for offive again’ the personal spites. people. simply despicable. infirmities He certainly matter is bound te recoil on him in very unpleasant manner. Can any ' ope wonder that Prof. Carr said, ‘‘It s« time for educational shysters and political hucksters who have fattened upon the life blood of the public sshools to be exposed to public scorn and contempt?” ae Admits the Impenehuent. ©. The editor of the San Juan Irfilependent-virtually admits that he accused the TRANSCRIPT unjustly con»\ cerning its position in the Huckins ‘coitroversy, Supervisor-Constable by*re-publishing our statement the case. much praise therefor. ———e Where to cet 1e facts. \. The Grass Valley Union wants the . 53, TRANSCRIPT to give detailed facts ‘in . C, relation to, Dopaty Sheriff Cross. We . Bo Cimthers, heave gon as’far in that Airection Jeet f. the s.ema necessary at present, If Union is alixions for fartherinformation; let any of thése gentlemén who have adtedas. Supervisor since. the: formation ofthe town-of Truckee*be _ cutervieweds’ © eo mT e How far,has this ¢ritic) a Brother Robinson’ (the ‘San Juan one, We mean) is honest chough to acknowledge the soit im. peachment When he gets “in the door” occasionally, and is entitled to Material for Making Jurers. ed.to be placed in, the box by the last Board of Supervisors, and from them Jurors are to be drawn durig . ; the ensuing year: NEVADA TOWNSHIP. Geo. Kohl r, Thos. Curtis, 8. 5S. Lewey, PS Ec ETON _'The following are the names orderay cp Wim Varner, ; s j. Geo. J). McLean, Henry M. Barton, John £.Eatler;~ P. W.-Gaynor, S. MeCard;. L D. Rathbun, ‘B. Bullard, J.-A. J. Ray, hi PGEPORT -‘FOWNSHIP. . James Quick, Peter C. Wodell, S. Winans, ¢ {= winor OOXx, fenry Everett, J. O'Connor, Henry Morgan, Kyrenn Phelan, John Davis, in gi Jno. Miltox, ~ Jno. Sehmidt, Geo. G. Davis, E. b. Ranson, . Wm.Holines, C. MetClintick, ‘Noah Evans, W m. W alker, is J. C. Murchie, Andrew Murchie, Thomas Smith, -Kvan D. Evans, Michael Garver, James Allen, , A. Harris, John Isbister, Michael Ohearn, Roébt. McCutchan, H McCormack, Jno. MecAvin P Hunetauth, J. E. Jobnston, {4 A. Baruh, L. Houseman Geo, Cooper, . Li. Dalac, = -Jno. Laughead, Frank G. Guild, A. M. Rosenburg, . } M. Mullery, \ y . J. H. Gray, G. W. Smith, ~%. P-Davis;— J Thos. O’Cenner, Jacob Cramer, FAC. Luetje,, Wm. WH, Jona’n Clark, Robert Cleave, Hfarvey Cooper, A. -H.. Irish, Geo. W. Jones Charles Kent, Jno. Burns, J. S. Dunn, JV. Hunter, Joha Jack C Kimgenspor, V. L. Smith, = G, GO Allien Vp. Alexander, J. U. Abbot, . Jno. McArthur, Jno Miller,” . ° +4 Jno, Hamilton,W. C. Stiles, Win. Eddy, J. R. Pooter, C. Beekman, L. Godair, A. Isvard, A. ones, Kizra ‘Towle, Thos, Mooney, J.-E. C. Hall, James Fraser, Kk. bP. Hager,: V Sanvee, Samuel Peck, Robert Hill, Thos. Nilon, Wim, Kent, M.S. Millikin, W. N.O.borne, Joseph Worrell, Mike Hussey, N. Luchsjnyer. ‘Win. White;: Jno. Smith, Jno. Robins, Wim. Truan, DD. Housel, A. D. Sutton,’ Harry Towle, Delos Calkins, Pp. Purdon; kK. Housten, . Juo. Nelson, Db. T. Hughes, QO. D. Cainpbell, J. D. Penders, .Wim. Walters, « A. Rosenthal, Samuel Allison, Jno. Robinson, Wiat. Huffman, James. Kitts, ‘Edward Gagen, M. Wichser, M. L. Marsh, WN. P. Brown, L, M. Wilson, James Dezell} Daniel O° Donnel, James Kinkeag, W. ‘Brown, Thos: Robinson, » Robert Tremain, Mike Hanley, ~ “Ss Jacob Arbogast, T: W. Sigeurney W. A. Sigourney L. Weiss, ~ Oscar Maitman, LP. Sutton, A. H. Hansez,-. H.H. Haskans, L. C, Keith, -Chas.-Grimes, D. Wellington, — Geo. Kk. Turner, J.C, Dickerman, W.H. ‘Crawford, J. G. Locklin, _Jacob’ Naffaiger, Philip Richards, B. H’ Miller, Geo-W. Welch, Nicholas Webber, Martin Mitchell, W. Barton, “hos. Mahar, A. J. Graham, James: Graham, Geo, FL Gray, Dan Clairey, PASS VABLEY TOWNSHIP. Amberg, J. Adams, Wm. H. t John Hil, Leroy ‘Thurston, Peter Graham, Chas. K. Tabor, Jes. H. Reader, Charles Smith. W. ‘I. Holland, . ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. J A.J. Pelham, Sy W. Piper, David brown, «.*, MP. Hatch, A. P. Van Slyke, G. J. Cole, Fiat Micaek J H Squires bloom FW Austin Bear Riv. WE Fisher Pittsb Min Thos, ©. T W Spencer City JF. Schroeder, 8. H.Dikeman, Win. Black, Jehn Driscoll, Win.. Fluff, J.H.Cunard, Chas. Beedle, Hf. 8. Hawver, Ben. Brockmeyer, Jas. A. Clay, . “J. FY DeBour, Hugh O'Connor, . Mic'l Cummings, C. J. English, op Bose Henry.Grever, A. G. Dennett, kK. Cy Hutchison. Wm. Rankin, J. H. Keller, John Rich, A. Ranch, AK. Cawger, J. W. Bobb, Jas. Reddington, Wm. Forney, J Smith Penn Valley John Carter, : : John O'Gara, John Lane, hap ytaherty, Geg. Lerd, 2 James Martin, M fenry Ficne, H. Whisner, Vin. M. Nutter, John Montgomery, Zourne, John Coombe, ~~ A. D.Early; oni Casey, . A Sanford, . , Hee McKelvey, . Henry Davis, MM. W-Chur¢h, Timothy: Giles, Jno. Pattisgn, John Wempsey, 1.Q. Tompkins, . Joseph Clark, David Hutchison, 47 ib. Giham. x Henry Richards, Whas. Bovier, « , . eee agora 1h James Cregan, James Howlett, Johni-Benney, J.J. Doherty; W. A. Johnson, R-B; Hawley, bs Ira Bean, {<= E 3. F. Henricks, M. A. baugh, re Cc. B. Hawley, * ° EUREKA TOWNSHIP. 4 Henry Cochran, i James Reed, Jehn Brooks, Robert Lindsey, F. J. Watson, Janies Walsh, a John ‘Tinke, Geo. A. Ellis, 2. Fabian Carrion, ‘ J. Hartwick, Suiday School ' Thé--anniversary concert, of the Congregational Sunday-Schogl, given . at the church Sabbath evening, was ’ faltly attemmed. A highly interest. the pupils and teachers. The school EE Thomas Rease, aoe . THE NATIONAL HOTEL, 8 Bethell Grass Valley T Poyzer Grass Val Miss Holland Col Hill A Goodspeed Hunt Hi A Kinigin Moore Flat W Rumsey Qimker Hi J Dassbnville Grass V J Black Bloomfield +-+-Owens Humbolt Ba M Smith Grass Val H © Perkins’ blown H Gray Quaker Hill A Ginzlenger S F Mrs C H CrosbyS F W H Smith Penn Val i : W J Davenport GV ‘Thos. Dowling, L Dulae Sr City E D Bridges do Anniversary Concert. : g programme of exetelses . was ven, reflecting much credit upon in a prosperous condition. Yesterday's Arrivals at & Chas: E. Pearson, Proprietor. pecker San Fran -—€-Stamphli San Fran H Davis Bloom J E Davis: Bloomfield Amiot & w Col Hill Geo McAuliffe Col Hil G Hobart City W_Berry Grass Val J Smith City , Sunpay,Jans—l2th, 1879. S Benham Alleghan H-A Lord Mut Mine S Stenson San Fran EB Drake San Fran Cohen. do R B Patton Sweetland J Flanders Sweetia J E Jacques City Turner Plain Val J Turner Plum Val a -——-— — ¥esterday'’s Arrivalsat THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY CAL. Jacob Nafziger, Proprietor. A Laws San Fran © Jacobs San Fran Jacobs do . J Webber & 5 City H 'Frvon Sacto U J Stevens San Jose T Murchie Hud-Min W H Murchie Mu Min J E Nolan City J Black Bloomfield © P Stidger San Juan J F Perry City _-W H-Smith Penn Val J J Turner San Fran C Harrison GrasgVal -W Kitts Grass Val Frazer City A-Turner City Jan. ]2th, 1879: J Webber & s City J J Lowx’Washington W.A Clark San. Fran Grove Deal City W [ Housinger Sch M Geo Grissel Washing C H Woodruff 5 F SUNDAY, H Brimskill Wash 1 Ducker City +S Priest San Fran W. LT. Wells. LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. C. H. Hankins,J. B.-F rick, Jacob Fitterer, kK. Thompson, At Grass Valley, Sunday, Jan. 12th, 1879, Elizabeth, wife of Wm. Hill, aged 56 years. DIED. panera! W. J. Hill, GC. J. Fox, H. Stehr, : John Heinsen, "(nos?M. Buckiman 4 R. Spiler, 33. J. Griffith, -.. James: ‘Temple; @W. D. Aplin : a G. H. Fellows, W. Wilkinson, James Hill, wn =a ae Train Delayed. \ the train which left this, city .at 5 o'clock Sunday morning, for Colfax, toconnect with the western bound train of the: Central Pacific, met with a series of detentions by the snow storm that prevailed the evening before, which prevented it from: connecting. Telegraph wires.and poles were prostratednexass the track, has also branches of itreés;~/all ‘of which took time to remove, so that by the time the train reached Colfax Bickford, Ben. Blundell, L.-J. Bishop, James ~ Barker, Charles Byrne, M. Sr. Bettis, William~ Bree, William Bilderback, D. Berrimam Rob. Bennett, Jobn Becket, J. fF. ° Beverton; 8. G. Brier, J. W. Sr. Beatty, F. G. ‘. Calvin, Ben. F, Conaway ©. ° Clake .Thomas Callaglian, P. Dedman, Dudley Ducotay, Av Dabb; James Deeble, Sirapson Dunston, Richard Dorsey, S. P. slick, John George, Witham Glise, Nathaniel Lake’.an, J. M. Hooper, Samuel =Harvison,. O. F. Handy, W. D. Joice, P. C. Kearney Frank Katto, John Keathley, das. S. Ling, Geo. C. Leeman, H. G. La ‘us /Eon— Leech, Charles Melarky Wm. Michaels, 5S. R. Parr, Edward) Ragsdale, C. C.° Riley, Michael Stoddard, Alex. a . Stowe, Jerry P..Simms, Alex. “Jr. Sullivan, Hum'y Turner, Walham Tremain, Henry Thempson, C. P. Taylor, Ben. Upton, J. W. Vinéent, Richard Warner,.G. W. Woods, W. D.Weed I. L. Wiley, J. M. Wheeler, Louis Walworth, S.L. Ward, W. ;W. West, E. R. Webster, F.C. Moratetr, A. Meek, Thomas G. Stephens, Wm. Sturgeon, T. J. Thrasher, D. D. ‘Taylor, M. C. Hartigan, James Wilson, Geo. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, Nelson Martin, . Frank Rubel,

H L Day, A. J. Graham, C, N, Folsom, -Paul Menke, * ¢. Humphrey, Hamlet Davie James McDonald T. M. Bittancour James Conrey, P. Sheridan, cc. W. Youhg, Lee Jones, J.H.Machormick, Chas. Burckhalte J, M: Buckley, _ E. Eller, . 72 J. Fitger, Wm. Irwin Brickell, Jos. Marzen, F. Byrne, C. Av Green, ‘Geo. Richardson H. W. Bragg, D. McPheeters W. B. Tiffany, J: V igh. ‘LoganL Schaffer, B. Brickell, James Vaughn, G. W. Mershon, J. Millett, of WASHINGTON, TOWNSHIP, J. H. Ellis, kad. Britnsisill, H. Kahler, John M, Ely,#” AJ. F. Carroll,, ®#) W. Baxte Jobn Gojne, Win. Pips? = he Re oll Micha Samuel. Bowers, John Jensen; James Davis, 8. C. Chase, ‘. to be too late,” the C. P. cars having MeMullen James Penaluma Richard Reinhart, “Joseph Spencer, Wm. K., Schotield, Thomas __ . } : Trezise, Phil. Sr, 'fowrisend; W. L. Whitesides,G, W. Woodfield, Heiry Julius J; Adolph, they found theniselves ‘just in time left but two minutes before. Swearingwas-in order for a little while by the belated passengers, but Conductor Lockridge quieted tlie turbulent elements by telegraphing to Sacramento for checks, and when the-trine o'clock freight train came along they~got . aboard, having their passage all paid, and went on.their way rejoicing; having been detained just two hours and a half. ; Blast at Sucker Flat. 9 The Blue Point Gravel Mining Company, at Sucker Flat, discharg-ed an immense blast:on last Wednesday at their mine. 25 tons of Judson powder was the quantity used, which did immense execution. The bank at the face of the diggings is 300 feet high, making the use of large quantities of powder a positive necessity. 35 or 40 white men are employed in the Blue Point mine. By the way, there is a very: stong anti-Chinese sentiment prevailing at Smartsville, Sucker Flat, Timbuctoo . and Mooney Flat. The mining companies there believe in white labor, and the miners are not inclined to tolerate competition with Chinese ehedp labor.—*, «'. Inde endent. — ADVERTISED LETTERS. = t Tae following is a list of letters remailing in the Post Office, Nevada City, tor the week ending Jan. 13, 1879. Persons calling for any of » . these letters will please say, ‘‘advertitised”: J. 8. Horproox, P. M, Albert, Louie Brooks, Mrs Lee Benedict, Mrs Anna’ Cunininghaim,Mrs R M r:. Do Lanza, F. Eddle.g3gn, Miss Laura ¥ Giambatista, Signor Hat¥h, Gertrude > ) Risseler, George Mickfaddon,Catnarine Roy, Monsilur Narsisse : White, Mrs Maggie A : ALD FOR POSTAGE. Bat ; Burt-& Co; E D Brooklyn, N ¥—~ Knights, W R Sacramento. i Shurtlell, Dr G A Stove Wilson,.S A Stock nd > ai: i i al Ae " De BLUE GRAVEL MINING CO. San..Eranciseo,California.” Location” of works Nevada County, California. is hereby given, that at a meeting of the ; per share was levied upon the capital stock Assessment Notice. Location of principal place-of businéss, Notice Directors held on the 7th day ,of Jannary 1879, an assessment (No. 2) of Ten Certs, of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary-at tie Office of the Company, No, 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. Any steck upon which this assessinent shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of February, 1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and ‘unless payment ig made before, will be sold_on FRIDAY, the 2ath:day of Febuary, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment, towether with . costs 6f advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—522 Montgomery street, San Francixte, California jan 13 NOTICE, i S$ hereby given that the partnership business heretofore existing between John solyed by fiutiual eonsent. 3 : : . '#JOHN CASHIN, CLARKE & COX, : ; By C. W. CLARKE. Nevada City, January 9th, 1879. jill NOTICE, e butchering business heretofo: e conducted by John Cashin and James Miller is this day! tiasolved by znutual consent, ‘The businéss will hereafter be conducted by and known by the firm name of Miller & Co, JOHN CASHIN, _ JAMES MILLER, On retiring. from the business I return my —} thanks t6 iV customers for their_liberal patronage, and 1 would ask of my friewdsa continuation of the same for my gentlemanly successors. NEVADA THEATRE. M. A. KENNEDY. ee Perettes Lessee ONE NIGHT ONLY. Saturday, January 18th, 1878. MR. JOSH HART! AND HIS ; GREAT NOVELTY CO. F— STARS! Inchiding, among others: 20 SCANLON & CRONIN, Miss JENNIE EXGLE, HARRIS 4&4 CARROLE, Miss ANNIE MIADLE, DAVE REED 2 FRANK BUSH, ~~ TS. PRICKS.AS USUAL. Secure your seats Store. * CHas: 8. janl0 E cisco, WALTON, pur UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT} The entire Stock of B, W. Reasame Low Prices for Cash,. viz. Potatoes pér 100 lbs, $2 60, Cr. Sugar 7} Ibs. $1 00.” Brown Sugar 10 lbs. $1 00. Green Coffee 5 lbs. $1 00.-. Rice, 12 Ibs. $1 00. _ Beans, 20 Ibs. $100. — Soap, 5 bars 25 cents. Candles, 10 for 25 cents. © : Oysters, 7 cans $1 00. . Green Corn, Bacon 13} ets» per Ib. « Kerosene Oil 35 cts. per gal. . Green Tea 39 cts. per Ib. Butter, Cooking, ‘15e per Ib. Hams 12e per pound. E. B.-Tea 50 ets per Ib. Coffée 3Ib tins 75 cts. . Washing Powder 31b tins 25. Cashin and Clarke & Cox in the butchering } and slaughtering business is this day dis}. § hereby given that-the-slaughtering—andJOHN CASHIN: ~ 20 ROBBY NEWCOMB, : Miss HELENE SMITH, . _ MURPHY & SHANNON, FOSTELLE 4° ARMSTRONG, . The RICHMOND SISTERS. = This Company eunrivalied in excellence by any other organization in’ existence,has: just conrpleted'a most suceessful engagement of six Weeks at the Standard Theatre, San Fran y at Vinton’s Drug Business Manager. gan, offer their goods at-the 5 cans $1 00. Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25c Soda Crackers per Box $1,} Good Chewing Tobacco “per hound 65 cts. Finé cut Tobacco per lb. 80 cts. Smoking 75 cts. Lard 101b. cans $1.25 Eggs per dozen,;’50-ct : Tabacco: per Ib ———— A Full Assortment of Groceries on hand at proportionate Low-. Prices. Subject to daily correction. SHURTLEFF & LEWIS. Nevada City, Jan. 3, 1879, e 2 aged Goo else, ut we don’t propose to kéep them. We solicit a comparison of qualities and prices. heap Goods Are sold at reduced rates-and. rep. represented as paves at GAYLORD & ‘The Man'who claims to make money by selling geods for less than cast, ° intends cither to cheat his custome ers or DEFRAUD his. creditors; + Nevada, Dec. 18, 1878. ‘ PALACE OF SWEETS.” All kinds of HOME MADE CANDIES! oo Fresh, Healthful, Delicious, Cheap, Manufactured at Broad st., next to Luctje & Brand's. ———-=— A eomplete stock of THE MOST NOVEL TOYS! jsses Comprising ees to Delight Children. _ Everything DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, street, next to Luetje & Brand's, ~~ Nevada-City Dee vn . LOOK ovU -——FOR THE— ADVERTISEMENT —OF THE— WHO WILL GIVE A ‘Grand Calico Prize. Hop, ‘February 14th, 1879. — ~t ’ ¢ Partieulars in a few days. DANCING SCHOOL, . TEMPERANCE HALL, = opASHFOLMOWSE . 5 z. a Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s: Practice: ing ClassJ-ewery? Monday j from 8 to 10 weieck. Juvenile: Chass, ev que Saturday C) PSALAR UX, ea in Farmer's Almanac3. Dri meanest man this séason lives . Cineincinnasi. tis rie hung mp Cy assess Cts and. Prey talonig: , her stocking ang he filled it geet CASE GOODS, VEGRTABLES, ac evening, from T4926 clock, Mrs. Eckert’s Candy Factory;. — Potatoes, per 100. lbs, Crushed Sugar. 1-2 Ibs’ Brown Sugar, 10. Ibs Green Coffee, 5 Its Rice, . “14 Ibs Young Men's Social Ctub, . evening i “MRS. ECKFRT'S CANDY FACTORY, Broad‘ * — Beans, ; ed sf Good Green Tea . English Breakfast Butter, Cod Fish . PRICE LIST 20 lbs 8 bars. ry Soap, per box Candles, 12 for Candles, _ per box Oysters, 7 cans for Salmon, -7 cans for + Tomatoes, 6 cans for Green-Cora, * 5 cans for String Beans, 5 cans for” Green Peas, 4 cans for . Kerosene, _ per gallon ~ Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 15 ~ per poand 13 12 Bacon, “ sé per pound Washing Powder, 3 pape Pearl Barley, 3 pounds ‘Spices, all Kinds, per bottle 2° __-e per bottle a Pickles“ 5 gallon kegs?” Pickles, Bath Brick; @clock. oa oe 7 a —_, 3 =, = i : ¥ Te Main Street, Nevac i oer December 19" Waarrnt every article ‘sald, fe and. challenge competition on Pg) Me . eee acer ree First Crass Goons : os Clap-trap advertisements may Ranch Butter, G5 per Roll. . oi, for a-while, but we intend to conduct our business “‘on the square,” so as tobe able to com. pete with other responsiblefirms for: _» a rinse thANO TRAM We can sell inferior and damas cheap as any one £47 All bills will be piesented for settlement every 30 days. Gaylord & Robinson t= FOR CASHS a, Subject to Correction Flour, per 100 Ibs, $27Wheat, per “100° lbs, 2% Bran, per 100 lbs, 1% 2 50 100 10 100 10 100 25 50 25 200 100 100 100 1g 100 100 $5 50 19:2 § rs 2 Ground Coffee, per paper . 40 Salk Pork, “26 pound kegs 95” 2 for oh Everything else in proportion: WOLF. «—~, THE NEV: — W Furnished South ¥ ** ganerehie rere? . _There Canada, Then The no cm Snow: in’ Mrs. saturda The f a, Gras aitende Nigh . coldest for 50m Geéor. Sunday gers to Mrs. Valley. er of city. Phe yestert above Valley . Sacral “Sunda The o.list day 1 prong Su Deer’ was . snow Sar er of will ‘New row es and t been Cunt in a: alowl Th point ty"w 25 in Flat San. TS wer boy: poli to fi to * i L red tall mal a ba ly . ter ling tho mil , the on we ten fus ~ tris lin, in) de ing sli, ye Mi ‘be’ ¥.