January 15, 1878 (4 pages)

er « eee ine a “The Daily Granscript. NEVADA Mugeielale CAl. ee te pee ae ‘Tacsday, January 15. 1878. ‘Mort i is our anty “euthorHe will. receive. Advertisements and Subscriptions “Gko. M. ited Agent inSacramento. for tho ‘TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in ur name. pane STOCK$. There cab be no valid a aimest cial and agricualturalinteresta of the thoroughly patalyzes the commere_. State or locality was evinced by the ‘cious im its influence, and whiech—se+. a ot ee RANTES TS TR eet . Rev. Geo. BR. Davis’ Sermon on ¢¢ etl,” mont, Rev. Geo; K, Davis, Rector of ‘Trinity Chureh,*took for his subject of discourse upon Sunday evening last, ‘Hell: What is It, and Where is It?” “Phe deep interest which has of late -arisen-eoncerning— the ex=, istepce or non-existence of such a close attention paid by the:good-sized audience to the speaker's femarks. We append a brief —— of the sermon: *. _-Taking for bis text Mat, 2X. 28, word “hades,” B place of depurted Spirits, also, ‘“‘geherina,” & place of According to previous announce-. A Murder Case Dismissed. has been under arrest far. some time fer killing 28 man of Lone Greck -near Grass Valley, about five’ years ago, frita--reeent-developmenbts ap-. pears to have been the victim of a put up job. Ah Look and Ah Chow ter managed in soine wiy to evade the officers of the law. Ah Look Was, not so fortauate, but through some oversight managed to find his way into jail. Ft was not long, however, before the coufinement so wore upon jout of bedclothes torn into strips, band departed for spiriiund on a through train, saving trouble . for the . Pacific Coast, as the manipulation of _Inining stocks under the present Jaws. All Stee Loe of SEunee the opportunities offered and taken advantage of for ,swindling in “this gigantic fraud, and while the _ people are eryirg . aloud for. ‘delivé ne cs Chi“ives, are swept away at a single ~Feap tlie ‘benefit. Reason wtters on nese gunees they forget ‘that. another, and.a greater evil is _ threatening them with destruction. “To the‘insiders” every protection is offered, while the people at large are lett to a fate that nothing can avert. Their hoarded treasures for which they have labored the best rears: of their breath, and thieves and shysters its throne, and sometimes the weaktorinent, were both translated **hell’? . (meaning to cover or conceal), for want of a better word. Christ after} *{ death, US ereed reads, Sestwnies ed splat! Men make their own hell and their own heaven; for-hap_piness does not come from“without, but witbin, Ist—All believers in divine revelstion-must—belisvesinene} ‘ties and magnificence do not bring happiness, neither do. outward pain aud soffering bring spiritual misery. Bot we must look at these things with the reasou “od experience of thinkiug men. ° in all: bis splendok,—wat s6t ‘happy. Eartuly{t misery is HOt the Trait of ciroumstances at all times, In short, if we ouly thinkaas-weought, We shall see tuat itis sin that makes hell,-and not hell 41. uw of seteibution;-24—Oatwerd-glo-}-Phese ti fentows — that = tay" ar Sheriff and-expense for the courty. The pai ticulars of the murder had al“nrost: ‘disappeared from memory when afew weeks since Hi Loy was arrestTed on the streets of this city, and the charge cf being an accomplice ia the murder trumped up against. him by ‘some of his ulmond-eyed countrymen. who had previously Be a sworn fo rescue the woman from ber captors, and therefore very wisely coneluded-—that — his Aetectivesuip woutd be fendered barivless, if the ;¢hurge could be sustained. But Hi Iby found no trouble in procuring the required bail, and thea he. sailed. into,his peisecators tooth and tve nail, rescued. tue delicate Chinese beauty, and raked up the evidence nécessary to establish bis innocence, On yes. “were its colors to many-a-poor and ———shetuded wretch! _ better! ~ ‘not enact a law which will regulate 4 Contes ee Jobs. Bat, alue and. coolly iceihian: = _ elected as officers of San Juan Lodge, WY ONes UT Tie Gerrunded “herd Tay tertmrskes sin; tiattt t3 Happiness terduy tbe case was. “thrown out. of the . down to die. And all for what? Let last week’s experie nee in the stock _market answer! There are many of. our readers who will remember -to their sorrow how Alta went booming _higher and higher, like a soap bub« _ ble blown from a_pijie on a clear cay. How bright and fascinating And when thoasunds of people were on the verge ot going stark, staring mad with* the ‘indication of sudden wealth. which loomed up before them, the pretty Dubble bursted,—not to pass away ‘into space, leaving nothing behind ‘already begun within bimand willt . continue, whiess he repent. it, but to come crashing down upon their devoted heads, burying all’ their fond hopes, and ruining them financially, Itis-about-time: that-this-sort-of thing was stopped, It is due to the people who have not sufficient reas. ‘oning powers to-guide them aright, <but-who pay taxes and help stipport the government, that the legislators who pretend to have the interests of their constituents at heart, enact a jaw that shall place the high-toned thieves and rascally villains in narrow cells where the sun-light of God will not be.contaminated by coming ‘in contact with them. Shave their heads, give them striped clothing or nothing to wear, and deny them, intercourse with the outer world, din-common_ with -other criminals. Perhaps jn the solitude of their. confinement visions of their ruined, victims,—haggard faces’ of men. grown prematurely old, starving . children and weeping, heart-bfoken wives and mothets—will~ come to keep them company. So much the It will give them a taste of the torments-which will be meted out to them hereafterssif, inedeed = are entitled to any existence at if the legislature now in session does dealing in stocks to a reasonable extent, and make a repetition’ of sucli scenes as_bas been witnessed’ inthe manipulations of, for instance, the Ophir and Alta people, a penal offense, then it most certainly deserves the severe censure at the hands of an indignant populace The Grand Jury, too, when it convenes, should not fail to take. # les. son from the feverish beating of the public pulse, and make it warm for soine of the offenders who may come withio their jurisdiction.: Sn 1.0.0, F, The following officers were daly No, 67, on Monday evening. ‘last: N. Ga. M. B. B. Pot er; V. G., k. S. Lisson: Ree. Sec., G. B. Cites: Per. Sec., James McKeiizie ; Treas. , John German; Cov., H. H Rich; ~ Wanton Thos. Christopher; I. G. _ HH. D., Dehnaka: O. G. D., Lock; R. SBN. F. N. Morris; L. S. N.G, useph Godtrey; R8. V.G.,; James Salter; R. mpesllgt hy s.8, A GileF S.S., J. bert. . fed: He is surrounded bye every Jux-. Juan on Tuesday last, . S. B:” Hubter: President, Simon a3: Hunter; Furth.” dence of Mrs. East Broad street; next Wednesday evening, Jan 16th. “A cordial invitation is extended to a end, Ww Ce . Pres. pkbs +t makes. heaven, and not heaven whieh produces happivess: “God is not the author of misery, but-is-merciful. Like seeks like. We see a they growjupon him; 1, ae imaster him, in spits of i], wart D8, all Teuioustrances, and he i ig. gragped wad dragged away by the serpents he hs: ury, according tothe coarse jadg—. ftnent of the world; but before. our is ha: taning headlong down to ruin. muke such a man happy. Hell has The peace; the wall of Hell is nade up of dark sins and vileness, The speaker. alluded to the various kinds of hells —political, social, financial and domestic—giving vivid illustrations of éach. In conclusion, the congregation were exhorted to turn from * ‘gin of ‘every form, and thus educate themselves for’ Sekves, and escape the penalty of wrong-doing, , Ss AE ea ‘Bearl ef Supervisors-—-January ‘Term. Faray, January llth, 1878. The Board met pursuant to law. Present a full board, Win. M. Nutter presiding. : Minutes of yesterday were read and approved. On ‘motion the county ‘Assessor was instracted to procure from the Land Office, at Sacramento, a list of all entries of land within ~Nevada county, made since the last statement was obtained. The following demands against the county were examined and ordered paid, to wit: cs ON GENERAL FUND. Citizens Bank, for jury” -certifiate, ". Sagamore; J. AL Rapp, Junior Sagaperma ‘ON-ROAD FUND, more, 4 District No, 2—M: Byrne, Jr. $5. eas ; District No. 3—George 0. Ford, . ~—““A Terrible Accident. $42 75, James Conroy, $150. The Board proceeded sto select names“ of persons froii the Great Register and Assessment Roll to serve as jurors for the ensuing year, and not having completed the same at the usual bour, adjourned to meet ‘to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. James DWaits, Cierk. By. John Webber, Deputy. Election of Officers. The Yuba Gravel Range Mining Company held their annual meeting for the election of offieers at San The following officers were duly elected; Trustees, Simon Furth, H. C. Perkins, a .Farth; Superintendent and Secretary Treasurer, ~ Daniel Benciicent Society. This society will meet atthe. resiThomas Mein, on man pampering every evil passion: . very eyes, shrieking in his agony, he . . The glory of the world Could noti Bp wall-of Heaven is—geedness and . alized state of the working classes, It is wosafe to walk at a late “hour of uigbt on any of thes District Coait and the bondsmen re-" leased. thee samee Metionn oo muchee; smukee, no burn.’ Advertised Klaettera, The following letters remain in-the Post GMce at Nevada City, Nevada County Cal for week ending. Janeery th “1676 P ert sons calling-for advertised letters will 8 fve-the date on ): HED : & Haskins, PB. M, Bigam, Jobe Brown, ThomasCleavland, Mrs. Ila 3 Cum pbeli,.Miss Eliza care of P. rown, Delloe, Frank “Fuller, P. J Aire Peter = Merritield, Elijah Rtyun, P. H. Sullivan, Mrs: ees Shingle, N. : ‘Stiewing, Joba C. Wallardber, KL, White, Mis. J. y =. DROP LETTERS, \Branegon, Joba Conner, Tuomas ~ Fowler, OWL. -Housel, Dave Hughes, ‘Thomas Nives, E. P, Oliver, J.mes Smith, Henry True & Anderson Mein, ‘Thos. MELD FOR PosTaGE, : Norcross & Co., Suv Francisco,Cal. O. Red Men. D. G. 8., Geo. M. Hughes instalied the following named officers elect in Weimer ‘Tribe, No. 34, at Grass Valley, on Monday, January #th: Nicholas Moreome, Prophet; Thos, Hodge, Sachem; John Husk. ing, Senior Sagamore; Richard Mitehell, Jynior Sugamore. He also installed the following officers of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, in Nevada City, on Tharsday, January 3rd: Jus. C. Dean, Prophet; W. Scott, Sachem; H. _Q, McKelvey, Senior Mrs. Emma Merriam, a niece of Jobn Fred. Schmidt, of San Jaan, Bays the Times, met with a. terrible accideat on Monday last, which may cause her the loss of the use of her left hand, Ip trying to cut off the head of u chicken with a large sized butcher knife, she nearly cut off her left hand at the wrist. How-the accident occurred, she’ cannot tell. The wound bled profusely, as all the tendens and arteries on the back of the wrist were severed. Dr. Samuel tied the arteries and dressed the wound, and the last heard-from the lady she was feeling cheerful. >. A Youna Iowa man “eidiaiaal hia. brace that a pistol in hig pocket exploded, seriotisly weunding a bo who was looking on, forgetful that two were company. x > Saw: Francisco is fall of robbers, who are emboldened by the demorts. It is. 2 Ananenngmenine Nee . Mrs. HEB. Brose, Sec, oes ~ proposed to increase the Police force * from 130 to 25 Hi Loy, a Truckee Chinaman, who]. {were the real murderers, bat the lat: . the. “Celestial thut be made.o necktie+ euntize~ Hi Loy says: ‘'Melican law . ___. ing to” wealth only $27,500,000. -TheSouthern-Middie-States;-inetad—+ = —Atahinaan, 0 eet See er ss . from which he derives an annual in} hopes of her recover were entertain{. confined te her room for man After her arrival at the j ‘health for a time 2a here by the prospect ofher recovery Death had marked her for a victim, ‘sWeetheart with so cordial an emand nothing that kind friends ‘an a loving hearts could do, could save her from his embracés. Mrs. Patrick leaves many,tmany friends other than relatives to mourn her loss, for}: she was a lady highly respected and well beloved by all who knew her, Peace to her remains.—[San Juan Times. The Proposed Income Tax. It seems to be generaly concluded that a large majority of Western j aod Séuthern Congressmen favor the im position: “of % tax on income, and it is probable that suth a measure will pass both Houses before-the close of the ensuing regular session. The opposition tothe proposed law comes from New England and the “Middle States, Sections of the country on whiehthe tax will fall most heavployed by the friends of the measure is ‘that its adoption will tend to ‘te bardens oF t which are ‘very unevenly apportioned under present laws _ For in“stance: ft is stiown that in 1875 out} ofa revenue from internal taxes = somewhat over _$103,000,000,Northeastern States, veclading . Massachusetts, Rhode Island—and Connecticut paid $4,000,000, but in proportion to population should have paid $9,250,000, and. according ‘. to wealth nearly $14,U00.000."The. Middle Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, —paid $24,000,000. have been the same amvunt,. but. their proportion according to wealth would have been $38,500,000. The -North western States. and ‘Perritories, fucluding Ohio, fadiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, Dakota, ily. The principal argument éim. . Maine, New Hatapshire, Vermont} Foster o-~ “States— New —“York,— “New . ktsties—— ——— Their contribution according to population would’ ‘Colorada, Arizona, Idaho, Wounded. Mr. Joho McAvain, while engaged in blasting rocks, in bis yard, it Gold Fist, on yerterday forenoon, bad bis right hand blown ‘off np to the wrist, by a premutare explosion. The bones of the fore-a¥ia are badly ‘shattered, making the wohnd one of a most painful character. Delinquent Sale Notice EADWOOD GOLD MINING COMPA. NY. Location ot principal place of business, \evada City, California. Loca~+-di0nD Qf works, Willow Valley, Nevada reese California. Notice—Tacre is de. ob account of assessment (No. 1,) levied on the 4th day of Decemfber; 1877, the several amounts set opposite the names cf the re. spective shareholders, as follows: + Names —_ Certificate, RE ESS _Amt, —desertbed stock— NOTICE T0 TH PUBL I have in Stock tke most complete t Fem: os of = TINWARE, ~ TRON & stpyy, CROCKERY, = = _PLATED AND. 2s SILVER WARE LEATHER -OF ALL ‘BRAND; . Their prop Hate Share ac-_ cording to population would bave been only $30,333,388, ana-accord= ing Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North-—Carelina—Kentuckyand Missouri, paid $26,000,000, but. their proportion according to. pap=. ulation would have been only—$17,750/000--and-aceording to wealth on= ly $11,500,000, The** Pacific States paid over $3,000,000 should’ have paid léss than. $2,000,000;-and-aeeording to wealth under $2,200, 000._OF he. enprmous: am= in this want. fully’ s seven-tenths are owned by ¢itizens of the Northern and Fastern States. “Very few are held in the West; “Bourcely any in the South. The bonds are. nontaxable and their owners pay “noths ing on the property which originally cost them so little and which now pays them so handsomely. A man who ownsa million of these .bonds, come of forty or fifty thousand dollars, does not pay a cent for the protection and benefit of the government. . Death of Mrs, A.J. Patrick, A telegram received here on Tuesday fromthe Willows; ‘announcing the death of Mrs. Sasan Patrick nee Carmack, fell like a pall upon the hearts of her many friends and ad_ mireis at this place. The particolara connected with her death are+;—— not known, All thut is known here at present, writing, is that she died on Tuesday morning about 7 o’cleek. A telegram. reesived the day previous announced to her mother and friends that she was seriously i/, and no ed. Mrs. Carmack,‘the™mother of deceased, left for the Willows on Tuesday morning via stage to Marys. ville. A few hours after her depaitare news came that her daughter was dead. How terribly the blow of death of her beloved daugbter will fall upon the mother, we leave for others to imagine, Mrs Patrick has been an invalid for several years, indeed she has never seen @ well day since her Marriage, now nearly three years ago. Prior to her removal to the -part of December last, she had OW», her . d to im-. prove, and all bearts*were made glad to health. iteeems, however, that but according to population they . . Willows, which occurred in the early} : toy #Registered prior Fund, registered April 6th,1877, will be paid pel presentation. Interest fornia, on Monday, February 4th, 1878, to pay said delinquent “asFessmeéenty thereon, together Jeera costs of advertining. and. ex} . Ppense-of the salé——— : FRED. A, SACKET, Secretary. “Ofte at Knowiton’ eStore, Neyvat'a City, California. jié MUSIC A:T. \Entertainment = —— SUPPER, FYNHE LADIes AID ‘SOCIEFY ef the .M.E. Church, of this city, will give a MUSICAL ee 8 end SUP. — “atthe Methodist Church, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, February 6th, ‘1878, Admission, Fifty Cents. Children, 25 Cents. Fine Masic, Fine Supper, and a ‘Certiicates of eae 17,009 91 Certificates of i ae 293 Deposits subject to Check. 19,1 Dae other Bunks.... 8,242 64 Profit and Loss.. 0. ..5. AA Lee %3 Surplus Assets from Bank of Ne ~~ vada: County 627 95 4 $102,547 65 a. ¢ County of Nevada— dent, and John Pattison, Secretary. the Citizens Bank, being first duly sworn, dep se and say that the foregoin, a full, true and currect statethe condition of said Bank on the y of ry we G 1878, as-showa by the E. M.-.PRESTON, Pres’t. JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this oP Pewee ee tre eee Fine Time for all who attend, jell — Byrnes J Q 141 : : og Blake J 133 os 00 : Blake J 193 50 4co. HY ‘DRAU LIC iC PIPE, } Co@es AE —getoo t0-0S". == = “al : Cowles AE i eo 56 00 Foster C 108 5vo 40-00 oe ~QUIEKSMLyin oes a Sh toot Tas ——— Foster C Jlo 300 24 00 Foster 0 2026062 00 ect =o & ‘Granite Ware, . Hughson PE 49 loo. . : oo Harrison C y4y. Teo } OO}. : BELTIN = Harrison 0 a Bo 4 00 NG, PACKING, . Jewett 3" 6 tco : 00 Sa Jewett 3 ves doo. eo 'GIAN Z POM Hos. Jewett § 155 joo 8 00} . ¥ re ‘ <r ae eo ae sere Kistie J * 194 Pes ~ 00 f. TakeJ B 125 OO 6. 00 Al . tases 198 50 4 rae 50; & Full Stick of Lavery J G 80 200 00 Morgan J T 39 200 16: 00 G UNS. “AN D Meservey WE Sf. loo .” “8 go. = I STO L§, . Mesetvey WE ar loo § 00 Meservey W E 204 }oo 8 00 With AMMUNITION: .Nivens A TT leo 8 oo . . ION to But, -Nivens A WL 30 = 4:00 Nelson O A88 200 16 <0 x —" Preston EM 13 loo 8 00 : Preston EM 14 oo > 8 00o. PAINTS, : Preston EM T5 106 8 00 ' Stokes W C _ 105 loo . oo. Seibert 82 loo 00 1 Seibert L 165 bo 4 00] OILS, Di far canes, 2 aie 0 ae : Vu lantine H w aaa =: s ok CL Valantine H W "Bo 50 4 00 — VARNISH, Williams W-G442~-2e0-.--.}8-e0-+— a Williams WG 201 100 8 00 GLA : And in accordance with Jaw and an ora eo a & der of the Board of Directors nade on the : SSW ARE, ith day of January, 1878, so many shares of . _ — each parcel of such ae as arene be neces ee Bary WITT BE B51 At public auction, s e . office of the comt any, in Nevada City.faliA Full Line of 2 SE panes a ‘Bee ie before. parabens. elsewhere, ‘GEO. E, TURNER . CAPITAL $300,000. INSURAN CE COMPANY OF CALAFORNIA, ,PRINOIPAL _OFFIOR, 406 CALIFORNIA STRERT San Francisco, FIRE INSURAN CE ONLY. J.¥. Houghton, ‘President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. = Charles HH. Story, Secretary, N. B.Eddy, Marine Secretary ee Bigelow, General Manage Magill. General age. wunuliiie. “ase Valley eee 8 for Revede~~ County—peeehogterag STATEMENT Wim. Watt, T. W. Sigourney tizens Bank, J : : O Sth, 1878, a Samuary A. B. BRADY. Manager. ~~ anegre: Otice No. 99 Main Street, Loans and Discounts ey Grass Valley, Cat. ~ County Borin, . seca seecccac : a, Due from ana Banas. a canal . ” espa Reaper a apse ro Over Peng ee oe Over Brafts from Bank of Nevada CTI SAI AH < pg MERRCAC AGbub oS ne cece tt AU ON 2 aay ndon ROMO. 665 cceeccccess 67 Railroad and other Stocks. .. 14,056 00 GOODS. Real Estate... See 10,040 00 ree Lases phebba haben ns A SUh-20ay Be: ; $100,547 65 wl fell at Public’ Ancien, order LIABILITIES. eg e Nevads County, Nérrow Gauge Capital Btock..... $50,000 09 Raji * Company, Cali. drnia, for freigh id, charges due to said Company op the articles hereinafter mentioned and 4 cludihg’ costs. of sale; A lot of househe! gocds, furniture, etc., marked BE. b. Mahall, Ne ne at the Depot of said Cor paty, in Ne City, Nevada County, Oslifornia, on the 28th: day of January, 1878, at a City. Said sale to be mate 2 o'clock, P. M. Said sale will be made under the agreed and in accordance with Section 3163, Art + cle II, Chapter VI, Title VII, of the Pobtcal CodeSof thé State ef Californie relating to unclaimed jalo ea G. GUILD, Auctioneer. ——— 9th day of January, Faye JUHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peate, Nevada Co. jall County Warrants. LL Warrants on General Hpna A tered prior to January 11 Sis: aie warrants on Special Fund II, T878; also Togistered 1877; alse all Warrants on Hospital Fand to April 6th, 1877; also Warranis Nos.-1, 2,.3, 4, and 5, on same ceases from . Pa. N.Parng, 7] unty sears he vada City, Jan. 11, Oona, mes cheaper than. gy Powsb ig ot a pee ANNUAL MEETING of the ing Co., will be Dissolution of Copartnership: i“ partnership heretofore existiré be between the undersigned, under + t. Marlette-& Co. ye WRcreuy dissolved: HO. Baymond rig — The busikess will be continued under firm name of Hobart & Mariette. vy W. §Hobart and 8. H. Marietie, ‘plone sre authorized to collect all pay all cams 7 eur 6, and will the late’ frm. HOBART, S&H. MARLETTE, AH. G. RAYMOND. Vigne Wy: ‘Mev., January 5tb, 1€78. 4 OTR. . —_—_— oe Lumbet Compary holders of the Omega’ Water be awk held at the tizens . . asioet as Yeast Cakes are. morethan er. Bank, in Rovads Git. at 2 o'clock P. M 7 on the léth dey of January, 8. ss ta R. W. TULEY, Secretary l LUMBENK YARD at TOWN TALE. ant LL kinds of . Fieme, Mivine Buildipg Lumber cops tantiy on hk -_ Bypruce Wood for gis, : = -eerve almost a ~guubts« -—~=BOS8 exclusive HOME —-muTuas ff ~ehe Dai NEVADA eee LOCA! i , Theré will be epiig tails week services will be §. Urmy and RB pope tae edit 2 tend, as Sebas dietince from } town on Sund: was of course, . by-oar_people. most populir _tuis part of the he is a candidu + Gbo M: Mct H, 5. Crocker on Sunday ev ever to call friends. None of the county are be water, except = hy. The Yuba C¢ “has levied ain cents per sha: A disturtan hoodlams wh feat of sidew lamps, fired ¢ ~yesidents tut! that an ear parties is thre A young m —-.of the eit y-eb =. 2 last; “pros from the. rem tion, “by. ext “Good !" in jment, uttere Wiuter or ing to cause —_ tuetioally: the Ro-ho-he —we-pre as-f91 * inhabitants « —eause bright several gard explajn ‘the 1 * tuning up ot avis & G oa pen it -atrived yest A high. slight rain st Sunday nigh ‘_ gnd less win The ladies church will tue “Kenefix residence of, street, to-m: Install At a tegul Star a in Nevada C ee the followin ~perge Presid P ent; J A. Rosenth: er, Conduct Judge Se that on Sat soinded the . Committee Rights were take testim: will not vis: ot January Those parti to be in thi time will . Le The cora and % inek band at ea . The finder ‘by leaving / & Crawtore —_— For sale ch month, li Whe Alex. Ga on Broad large lot . brought to maade in past week, if you wi ap.”

er « eee ine a “The Daily Granscript. NEVADA Mugeielale CAl. ee te pee ae ‘Tacsday, January 15. 1878. ‘Mort i is our anty “euthorHe will. receive. Advertisements and Subscriptions “Gko. M. ited Agent inSacramento. for tho ‘TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in ur name. pane STOCK$. There cab be no valid a aimest cial and agricualturalinteresta of the thoroughly patalyzes the commere_. State or locality was evinced by the ‘cious im its influence, and whiech—se+. a ot ee RANTES TS TR eet . Rev. Geo. BR. Davis’ Sermon on ¢¢ etl,” mont, Rev. Geo; K, Davis, Rector of ‘Trinity Chureh,*took for his subject of discourse upon Sunday evening last, ‘Hell: What is It, and Where is It?” “Phe deep interest which has of late -arisen-eoncerning— the ex=, istepce or non-existence of such a close attention paid by the:good-sized audience to the speaker's femarks. We append a brief —— of the sermon: *. _-Taking for bis text Mat, 2X. 28, word “hades,” B place of depurted Spirits, also, ‘“‘geherina,” & place of According to previous announce-. A Murder Case Dismissed. has been under arrest far. some time fer killing 28 man of Lone Greck -near Grass Valley, about five’ years ago, frita--reeent-developmenbts ap-. pears to have been the victim of a put up job.. Ah Look and Ah Chow ter managed in soine wiy to evade the officers of the law. Ah Look Was, not so fortauate, but through some oversight managed to find his way into jail. Ft was not long, however, before the coufinement so wore upon jout of bedclothes torn into strips, band departed for spiriiund on a through train, saving trouble . for the . Pacific Coast, as the manipulation of _Inining stocks under the present Jaws. All Stee Loe of SEunee the opportunities offered and taken advantage of for ,swindling in “this gigantic fraud, and while the _ people are eryirg . aloud for. ‘delivé ne cs Chi“ives, are swept away at a single ~Feap tlie ‘benefit. Reason wtters on nese gunees they forget ‘that. another, and.a greater evil is _ threatening them with destruction. “To the‘insiders” every protection is offered, while the people at large are lett to a fate that nothing can avert. Their hoarded treasures for which they have labored the best rears: of their breath, and thieves and shysters its throne, and sometimes the weaktorinent, were both translated **hell’? . (meaning to cover or conceal), for want of a better word. Christ after} *{ death, US ereed reads, Sestwnies ed splat! Men make their own hell and their own heaven; for-hap_piness does not come from“without, but witbin, Ist—All believers in divine revelstion-must—belisvesinene} ‘ties and magnificence do not bring happiness, neither do. outward pain aud soffering bring spiritual misery. Bot we must look at these things with the reasou “od experience of thinkiug men. ° in all: bis splendok,—wat s6t ‘happy. Eartuly{t misery is HOt the Trait of ciroumstances at all times, In short, if we ouly thinkaas-weought, We shall see tuat itis sin that makes hell,-and not hell 41. uw of seteibution;-24—Oatwerd-glo-}-Phese ti fentows — that = tay" ar Sheriff and-expense for the courty. The pai ticulars of the murder had al“nrost: ‘disappeared from memory when afew weeks since Hi Loy was arrestTed on the streets of this city, and the charge cf being an accomplice ia the murder trumped up against. him by ‘some of his ulmond-eyed countrymen. who had previously Be a sworn fo rescue the woman from ber captors, and therefore very wisely coneluded-—that — his Aetectivesuip woutd be fendered barivless, if the ;¢hurge could be sustained. But Hi Iby found no trouble in procuring the required bail, and thea he. sailed. into,his peisecators tooth and tve nail, rescued. tue delicate Chinese beauty, and raked up the evidence nécessary to establish bis innocence, On yes. “were its colors to many-a-poor and ———shetuded wretch! _ better! ~ ‘not enact a law which will regulate 4 Contes ee Jobs. Bat, alue and. coolly iceihian: = _ elected as officers of San Juan Lodge, WY ONes UT Tie Gerrunded “herd Tay tertmrskes sin; tiattt t3 Happiness terduy tbe case was. “thrown out. of the . down to die. And all for what? Let last week’s experie nee in the stock _market answer! There are many of. our readers who will remember -to their sorrow how Alta went booming _higher and higher, like a soap bub« _ ble blown from a_pijie on a clear cay. How bright and fascinating And when thoasunds of people were on the verge ot going stark, staring mad with* the ‘indication of sudden wealth. which loomed up before them, the pretty Dubble bursted,—not to pass away ‘into space, leaving nothing behind ‘already begun within bimand willt . continue, whiess he repent. it, but to come crashing down upon their devoted heads, burying all’ their fond hopes, and ruining them financially, Itis-about-time: that-this-sort-of thing was stopped, It is due to the people who have not sufficient reas. ‘oning powers to-guide them aright, <but-who pay taxes and help stipport the government, that the legislators who pretend to have the interests of their constituents at heart, enact a jaw that shall place the high-toned thieves and rascally villains in narrow cells where the sun-light of God will not be.contaminated by coming ‘in contact with them. Shave their heads, give them striped clothing or nothing to wear, and deny them, intercourse with the outer world, din-common_ with -other criminals. Perhaps jn the solitude of their. confinement visions of their ruined, victims,—haggard faces’ of men. grown prematurely old, starving . children and weeping, heart-bfoken wives and mothets—will~ come to keep them company. So much the It will give them a taste of the torments-which will be meted out to them hereafterssif, inedeed = are entitled to any existence at if the legislature now in session does dealing in stocks to a reasonable extent, and make a repetition’ of sucli scenes as_bas been witnessed’ inthe manipulations of, for instance, the Ophir and Alta people, a penal offense, then it most certainly deserves the severe censure at the hands of an indignant populace The Grand Jury, too, when it convenes, should not fail to take. # les. son from the feverish beating of the public pulse, and make it warm for soine of the offenders who may come withio their jurisdiction.: Sn 1.0.0, F, The following officers were daly No, 67, on Monday evening. ‘last: N. Ga. M. B. B. Pot er; V. G., k. S. Lisson: Ree. Sec., G. B. Cites: Per. Sec., James McKeiizie ; Treas. , John German; Cov., H. H Rich; ~ Wanton Thos. Christopher; I. G. _ HH. D., Dehnaka: O. G. D., Lock; R. SBN. F. N. Morris; L. S. N.G, useph Godtrey; R8. V.G.,; James Salter; R. mpesllgt hy s.8, A GileF S.S., J. bert.. . fed: He is surrounded bye every Jux-. Juan on Tuesday last, . S. B:” Hubter: President, Simon a3: Hunter; Furth.” dence of Mrs. East Broad street; next Wednesday evening, Jan 16th. “A cordial invitation is extended to a end, Ww Ce . Pres. pkbs +t makes. heaven, and not heaven whieh produces happivess: “God is not the author of misery, but-is-merciful. Like seeks like. We see a they growjupon him; 1, ae imaster him, in spits of i], wart D8, all Teuioustrances, and he i ig. gragped wad dragged away by the serpents he hs: ury, according tothe coarse jadg—. ftnent of the world; but before. our is ha: taning headlong down to ruin. muke such a man happy. Hell has The peace; the wall of Hell is nade up of dark sins and vileness, The speaker. alluded to the various kinds of hells —political, social, financial and domestic—giving vivid illustrations of éach. In conclusion, the congregation were exhorted to turn from * ‘gin of ‘every form, and thus educate themselves for’ Sekves, and escape the penalty of wrong-doing, , Ss AE ea ‘Bearl ef Supervisors-—-January ‘Term. Faray, January llth, 1878. The Board met pursuant to law. Present a full board, Win. M. Nutter presiding. : Minutes of yesterday were read and approved. On ‘motion the county ‘Assessor was instracted to procure from the Land Office, at Sacramento, a list of all entries of land within ~Nevada county, made since the last statement was obtained. The following demands against the county were examined and ordered paid, to wit: cs ON GENERAL FUND. Citizens Bank, for jury” -certifiate, ". Sagamore; J. AL Rapp, Junior Sagaperma ‘ON-ROAD FUND, more, 4 District No, 2—M: Byrne, Jr. $5. eas ; District No. 3—George 0. Ford, . ~—““A Terrible Accident. $42 75, James Conroy, $150. The Board proceeded sto select names“ of persons froii the Great Register and Assessment Roll to serve as jurors for the ensuing year, and not having completed the same at the usual bour, adjourned to meet ‘to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. James DWaits, Cierk. By. John Webber, Deputy. Election of Officers. The Yuba Gravel Range Mining Company held their annual meeting for the election of offieers at San The following officers were duly elected; Trustees, Simon Furth, H. C. Perkins, a .Farth; Superintendent and Secretary Treasurer, ~ Daniel Benciicent Society. This society will meet atthe. resiThomas Mein, on man pampering every evil passion: . very eyes, shrieking in his agony, he . . The glory of the world Could noti Bp wall-of Heaven is—geedness and . alized state of the working classes, It is wosafe to walk at a late “hour of uigbt on any of thes District Coait and the bondsmen re-" leased. thee samee Metionn oo muchee; smukee, no burn.’ Advertised Klaettera, The following letters remain in-the Post GMce at Nevada City, Nevada County Cal for week ending. Janeery th “1676 P ert sons calling-for advertised letters will 8 fve-the date on ): HED : & Haskins, PB. M, Bigam, Jobe Brown, ThomasCleavland, Mrs. Ila 3 Cum pbeli,.Miss Eliza care of P. rown, Delloe, Frank “Fuller, P. J Aire Peter = Merritield, Elijah Rtyun, P. H. Sullivan, Mrs: ees Shingle, N. : ‘Stiewing, Joba C. Wallardber, KL, White, Mis. J. y =. DROP LETTERS, \Branegon, Joba Conner, Tuomas ~ Fowler, OWL. -Housel, Dave Hughes, ‘Thomas Nives, E. P, Oliver, J.mes Smith, Henry True & Anderson Mein, ‘Thos. MELD FOR PosTaGE, : Norcross & Co., Suv Francisco,Cal. O. Red Men. D. G. 8., Geo. M. Hughes instalied the following named officers elect in Weimer ‘Tribe, No. 34, at Grass Valley, on Monday, January #th: Nicholas Moreome, Prophet; Thos, Hodge, Sachem; John Husk. ing, Senior Sagamore; Richard Mitehell, Jynior Sugamore. He also installed the following officers of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, in Nevada City, on Tharsday, January 3rd: Jus. C. Dean, Prophet; W. Scott, Sachem; H. _Q, McKelvey, Senior Mrs. Emma Merriam, a niece of Jobn Fred. Schmidt, of San Jaan, Bays the Times, met with a. terrible accideat on Monday last, which may cause her the loss of the use of her left hand, Ip trying to cut off the head of u chicken with a large sized butcher knife, she nearly cut off her left hand at the wrist. How-the accident occurred, she’ cannot tell. The wound bled profusely, as all the tendens and arteries on the back of the wrist were severed. Dr. Samuel tied the arteries and dressed the wound, and the last heard-from the lady she was feeling cheerful. >. A Youna Iowa man “eidiaiaal hia. brace that a pistol in hig pocket exploded, seriotisly weunding a bo who was looking on, forgetful that two were company. x > Saw: Francisco is fall of robbers, who are emboldened by the demorts. It is. 2 Ananenngmenine Nee . Mrs. HEB. Brose, Sec, oes ~ proposed to increase the Police force * from 130 to 25 Hi Loy, a Truckee Chinaman, who]. {were the real murderers, bat the lat: . the. “Celestial thut be made.o necktie+ euntize~ Hi Loy says: ‘'Melican law . ___. ing to” wealth only $27,500,000. -TheSouthern-Middie-States;-inetad—+ = —Atahinaan, 0 eet See er ss . from which he derives an annual in} hopes of her recover were entertain{. confined te her room for man After her arrival at the j ‘health for a time 2a here by the prospect ofher recovery Death had marked her for a victim, ‘sWeetheart with so cordial an emand nothing that kind friends ‘an a loving hearts could do, could save her from his embracés. Mrs. Patrick leaves many,tmany friends other than relatives to mourn her loss, for}: she was a lady highly respected and well beloved by all who knew her, Peace to her remains.—[San Juan Times. The Proposed Income Tax. It seems to be generaly concluded that a large majority of Western j aod Séuthern Congressmen favor the im position: “of % tax on income, and it is probable that suth a measure will pass both Houses before-the close of the ensuing regular session.. The opposition tothe proposed law comes from New England and the “Middle States, Sections of the country on whiehthe tax will fall most heavployed by the friends of the measure is ‘that its adoption will tend to ‘te bardens oF t which are ‘very unevenly apportioned under present laws _ For in“stance: ft is stiown that in 1875 out} ofa revenue from internal taxes = somewhat over _$103,000,000,Northeastern States, veclading . Massachusetts, Rhode Island—and Connecticut paid $4,000,000, but in proportion to population should have paid $9,250,000, and. according ‘. to wealth nearly $14,U00.000."The. Middle Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, —paid $24,000,000. have been the same amvunt,. but. their proportion according to wealth

would have been $38,500,000. The -North western States. and ‘Perritories, fucluding Ohio, fadiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, Dakota, ily. The principal argument éim. . Maine, New Hatapshire, Vermont} Foster o-~ “States— New —“York,— “New . ktsties—— ——— Their contribution according to population would’ ‘Colorada, Arizona, Idaho, Wounded. Mr. Joho McAvain, while engaged in blasting rocks, in bis yard, it Gold Fist, on yerterday forenoon, bad bis right hand blown ‘off np to the wrist, by a premutare explosion. The bones of the fore-a¥ia are badly ‘shattered, making the wohnd one of a most painful character. Delinquent Sale Notice EADWOOD GOLD MINING COMPA. NY. Location ot principal place of business, \evada City, California. Loca~+-di0nD Qf works, Willow Valley, Nevada reese California. Notice—Tacre is de. ob account of assessment (No. 1,) levied on the 4th day of Decemfber; 1877, the several amounts set opposite the names cf the re. spective shareholders, as follows: + Names —_ Certificate, RE ESS _Amt, —desertbed stock— NOTICE T0 TH PUBL I have in Stock tke most complete t Fem: os of = TINWARE, ~ TRON & stpyy, CROCKERY, = = _PLATED AND. 2s SILVER WARE LEATHER -OF ALL ‘BRAND; . Their prop Hate Share ac-_ cording to population would bave been only $30,333,388, ana-accord= ing Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North-—Carelina—Kentuckyand Missouri, paid $26,000,000, but. their proportion according to. pap=. ulation would have been only—$17,750/000--and-aceording to wealth on= ly $11,500,000, The** Pacific States paid over $3,000,000 should’ have paid léss than. $2,000,000;-and-aeeording to wealth under $2,200, 000._OF he. enprmous: am= in this want. fully’ s seven-tenths are owned by ¢itizens of the Northern and Fastern States. “Very few are held in the West; “Bourcely any in the South. The bonds are. nontaxable and their owners pay “noths ing on the property which originally cost them so little and which now pays them so handsomely. A man who ownsa million of these .bonds, come of forty or fifty thousand dollars, does not pay a cent for the protection and benefit of the government. . Death of Mrs, A.J. Patrick, A telegram received here on Tuesday fromthe Willows; ‘announcing the death of Mrs. Sasan Patrick nee Carmack, fell like a pall upon the hearts of her many friends and ad_ mireis at this place. The particolara connected with her death are+;—— not known, All thut is known here at present, writing, is that she died on Tuesday morning about 7 o’cleek. A telegram. reesived the day previous announced to her mother and friends that she was seriously i/, and no ed. Mrs. Carmack,‘the™mother of deceased, left for the Willows on Tuesday morning via stage to Marys. ville. A few hours after her depaitare news came that her daughter was dead.. How terribly the blow of death of her beloved daugbter will fall upon the mother, we leave for others to imagine, Mrs Patrick has been an invalid for several years, indeed she has never seen @ well day since her Marriage, now nearly three years ago. Prior to her removal to the -part of December last, she had OW», her . d to im-. prove, and all bearts*were made glad to health. iteeems, however, that but according to population they . . Willows, which occurred in the early} : toy #Registered prior Fund, registered April 6th,1877, will be paid pel presentation. Interest fornia, on Monday, February 4th, 1878, to pay said delinquent “asFessmeéenty thereon, together Jeera costs of advertining. and. ex} . Ppense-of the salé——— : FRED. A, SACKET, Secretary.. “Ofte at Knowiton’ eStore, Neyvat'a City, California. jié MUSIC A:T. \Entertainment = —— SUPPER, FYNHE LADIes AID ‘SOCIEFY ef the .M.E. Church, of this city, will give a MUSICAL ee 8 end SUP. — “atthe Methodist Church, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, February 6th, ‘1878, Admission, Fifty Cents. Children, 25 Cents. Fine Masic, Fine Supper, and a ‘Certiicates of eae 17,009 91 Certificates of i ae 293 Deposits subject to Check. 19,1 Dae other Bunks........ 8,242 64 Profit and Loss... 0.. ...5. AA Lee %3 Surplus Assets from Bank of Ne ~~ vada: County 627 95 4 $102,547 65 a. ¢ County of Nevada— dent, and John Pattison, Secretary. the Citizens Bank, being first duly sworn, dep se and say that the foregoin, a full, true and currect statethe condition of said Bank on the y of ry we G 1878, as-showa by the E. M.-.PRESTON, Pres’t. JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this oP Pewee ee tre eee Fine Time for all who attend, jell — Byrnes J Q 141 : : og Blake J 133 os 00 : Blake J 193 50 4co. HY ‘DRAU LIC iC PIPE, } Co@es AE —getoo t0-0S". == = “al : Cowles AE i eo 56 00 Foster C 108 5vo 40-00 oe ~QUIEKSMLyin oes a Sh toot Tas ——— Foster C Jlo 300 24 00 Foster 0 2026062 00 ect =o & ‘Granite Ware, . Hughson PE 49 loo. . : oo Harrison C y4y. Teo } OO}. : BELTIN = Harrison 0 a Bo 4 00 NG, PACKING, . Jewett 3" 6 tco : 00 Sa Jewett 3 ves doo. eo 'GIAN Z POM Hos. Jewett § 155 joo 8 00} . ¥ re ‘ <r ae eo ae sere Kistie J * 194 Pes ~ 00 f. TakeJ B 125 OO 6. 00 Al . tases 198 50 4 rae 50; & Full Stick of Lavery J G 80 200 00 Morgan J T 39 200 16: 00 G UNS. “AN D Meservey WE Sf.. loo .” “8 go. = I STO L§, . Mesetvey WE ar loo § 00 Meservey W E 204 }oo 8 00 With AMMUNITION: .Nivens A TT leo 8 oo . . ION to But, -Nivens A WL 30 = 4:00 Nelson O A88 200 16 <0 x —" Preston EM 13 loo 8 00 : Preston EM 14 oo > 8 00o. PAINTS, : Preston EM T5 106 8 00 ' Stokes W C _ 105 loo . oo. Seibert 82 loo 00 1 Seibert L 165 bo 4 00] OILS, Di far canes, 2 aie 0 ae : Vu lantine H w aaa =: s ok CL Valantine H W "Bo 50 4 00 — VARNISH, Williams W-G442~-2e0-.--.}8-e0-+— a Williams WG 201 100 8 00 GLA : And in accordance with Jaw and an ora eo a & der of the Board of Directors nade on the : SSW ARE, ith day of January, 1878, so many shares of . _ — each parcel of such ae as arene be neces ee Bary WITT BE B51 At public auction, s e . office of the comt any, in Nevada City.faliA Full Line of 2 SE panes a ‘Bee ie before. parabens. elsewhere, ‘GEO. E, TURNER . CAPITAL $300,000. INSURAN CE COMPANY OF CALAFORNIA, ,PRINOIPAL _OFFIOR, 406 CALIFORNIA STRERT San Francisco, FIRE INSURAN CE ONLY. J.¥. Houghton, ‘President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. = Charles HH. Story, Secretary, N. B.Eddy, Marine Secretary ee Bigelow, General Manage Magill. General age. wunuliiie. “ase Valley eee 8 for Revede~~ County—peeehogterag STATEMENT Wim. Watt, T. W. Sigourney tizens Bank, J : : O Sth, 1878, a Samuary A. B. BRADY. Manager. ~~ anegre: Otice No. 99 Main Street, Loans and Discounts ey Grass Valley, Cat. ~ County Borin, .. seca seecccac : a, Due from ana Banas. a canal . ” espa Reaper a apse ro Over Peng ee oe Over Brafts from Bank of Nevada CTI SAI AH < pg MERRCAC AGbub oS ne cece tt AU ON 2 aay ndon ROMO. 665 cceeccccess 67 Railroad and other Stocks. .... 14,056 00 GOODS. Real Estate..... See 10,040 00 ree Lases phebba haben ns A SUh-20ay Be: ; $100,547 65 wl fell at Public’ Ancien, order LIABILITIES. eg e Nevads County, Nérrow Gauge Capital Btock.......... $50,000 09 Raji * Company, Cali. drnia, for freigh id, charges due to said Company op the articles hereinafter mentioned and 4 cludihg’ costs. of sale; A lot of househe! gocds, furniture, etc., marked BE. b. Mahall, Ne ne at the Depot of said Cor paty, in Ne City, Nevada County, Oslifornia, on the 28th: day of January, 1878, at a City. Said sale to be mate 2 o'clock, P. M. Said sale will be made under the agreed and in accordance with Section 3163, Art + cle II, Chapter VI, Title VII, of the Pobtcal CodeSof thé State ef Californie relating to unclaimed jalo ea G. GUILD, Auctioneer. ——— 9th day of January, Faye JUHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peate, Nevada Co. jall County Warrants. LL Warrants on General Hpna A tered prior to January 11 Sis: aie warrants on Special Fund II, T878; also Togistered 1877; alse all Warrants on Hospital Fand to April 6th, 1877; also Warranis Nos.-1, 2,.3, 4, and 5, on same ceases from . Pa. N.Parng, 7] unty sears he vada City, Jan. 11, Oona, mes cheaper than. gy Powsb ig ot a pee ANNUAL MEETING of the ing Co., will be Dissolution of Copartnership: i“ partnership heretofore existiré be between the undersigned, under + t. Marlette-& Co. ye WRcreuy dissolved: HO. Baymond rig — The busikess will be continued under firm name of Hobart & Mariette. vy W. §Hobart and 8. H. Marietie, ‘plone sre authorized to collect all pay all cams 7 eur 6, and will the late’ frm. HOBART, S&H. MARLETTE, AH. G. RAYMOND. Vigne Wy: ‘Mev., January 5tb, 1€78. 4 OTR. . —_—_— oe Lumbet Compary holders of the Omega’ Water be awk held at the tizens . . asioet as Yeast Cakes are. morethan er. Bank, in Rovads Git. at 2 o'clock P. M 7 on the léth dey of January, 8. ss ta R. W. TULEY, Secretary l LUMBENK YARD at TOWN TALE. ant LL kinds of . Fieme, Mivine Buildipg Lumber cops tantiy on hk -_ Bypruce Wood for gis, : = -eerve almost a ~guubts« -—~=BOS8 exclusive HOME —-muTuas ff ~ehe Dai NEVADA eee LOCA! i , Theré will be epiig tails week services will be §. Urmy and RB pope tae edit 2 tend, as Sebas dietince from } town on Sund: was of course, . by-oar_people. most populir _tuis part of the he is a candidu + Gbo M: Mct H, 5. Crocker on Sunday ev ever to call friends. None of the county are be water, except = hy. The Yuba C¢ “has levied ain cents per sha: A disturtan hoodlams wh feat of sidew lamps, fired ¢ ~yesidents tut! that an ear parties is thre A young m —-.of the eit y-eb =. 2 last; “pros from the. rem tion, “by. ext “Good !" in jment, uttere Wiuter or ing to cause —_ tuetioally: the Ro-ho-he —we-pre as-f91 * inhabitants « —eause bright several gard explajn ‘the 1 * tuning up ot avis & G oa pen it -atrived yest A high. slight rain st Sunday nigh ‘_ gnd less win The ladies church will tue “Kenefix residence of, street, to-m: Install At a tegul Star a in Nevada C ee the followin ~perge Presid P ent; J A. Rosenth: er, Conduct Judge Se that on Sat soinded the . Committee Rights were take testim: will not vis: ot January Those parti to be in thi time will . Le The cora and % inek band at ea . The finder ‘by leaving / & Crawtore —_— For sale ch month, li Whe Alex. Ga on Broad large lot . brought to maade in past week, if you wi ap.”