January 16, 1880 (4 pages)

en be even moré’ firmly cieelinade es in brotherly love itt+the fature,., Re. ! ! » Master.of Madi dl Bm t “pight.Negreat was done. FF e aie Monday the . at Present aari osclear,and . ‘ei Vitec ak die Kroken. On Sab: y the sum'eamie out clear a sh E,ade Seteptlabil is ly : cery ples of Pt oy [oreas'being'iff. Atla acPathe fonds eerie trot ge‘ . edunts ae was:im proving. Medes, No. 200." Respond to by: i A little child of Warren Mecinig: ton is reported as having the dipthehicicliasied’‘and Rencuct of Nevada &. H. Gaylord: 4. Our admiration fot the ik ria. Dr. Farley is the attending Mant Fraternal and Social Gathand energy of. Quitman;Lodge, No. physician. ; Nig ee ae oe evening the annual] 8 S aera“New qnet at the oa Hotel,” : iiss avdea eteness has not} out age He “Ashbern Pat mp eear eat sberts ia all directions are in miserable ton-. tiom, La., killed a colored man and4 ene Mr i) uk Mrs b Fisher GV W Ttokes & mi Adon ( inios of in P dition, but none are so bad-.as the escaped. Gambetta has “beem re-elected roml to Cherokee, ’ The Nevada EPs! Grass Vale J Coleiian, iam Grass Valley Huelo Gr Valie D Biikle J Perrin kw For pr of the’ French Chamber of President stage now comes into ourtown from $8, ot Moore's Fiat, ~who, though —— and “‘Besponses—Presemta_r00m—hasbeenleveled feet on. the upper.ridgelaste eels F RS aufnacrier: ese broken whe men Gon Vg ee:~pe ie ab’ eg The’ your ties. Montezuma Hill, via, the-ranches of oy‘The distress in Treland still iu= ? Yesftragy’s Arrivals ai Snow fell sickens ot. several 3 a a is for ten and H. ‘Barton, te creases, aud: THE iN JAT. tring—Food for Body avé® MHind— ee sess ne a apo & i uieciaaleenanl emaielian i Lone}.Shampasne Sug andis gga he four feet in} aeutad into tie]: . making ‘arr ae Bt UE rae HOTEL, leap year. b ahem Pearsiin) Propriccey] . raary 10th. appear soot E pak 19, 261 Sos St Tree tanch. If the weather. asi i ¥uba counortly pans Duth ¥ J Smith oar half way descent for a few dayg,-our ~ DennisKearney ree ret tinues to San fra W Rozers San energetic Road. Copies, will deliver aspeech 16Now ork City . R W Carter — _— Moore san Frenne ‘ city [@™srker the or andsomely: to it owners, near=". Empire, of Shadow “The — Ese 2a. . ey Peet ‘yi ' Grand -~Ohapter-ofms y all of whom are Sar Juaiiers. sosssse _, — ar Wine ea a 3 Soming py ; and willpr -jneorperation . . eelermnen, teat te,» tothe wite of . pupis. Mr. MeAHisteris a.‘epleni‘and delegations were present from CapalsCompany Jas. B. Cities, a daughter, observations right .on the-spot, .exof the: M 6. Geme Valley Cheptor of i Royal did penman and a finé teacher. = ~~ ~ all paresof thecounty. At 7 o'clock . t is said the . am_ne ot re been have claims: _‘‘Some members of the Asa — Thestage plying between. this the list heads seen, of P. M., &special train containing nearArch Masons,May the harmony name and good;fellowship whiely Have dis. place am Marysville, only -makes sembly seem to think that a State of incorporators. . -. 1079.) “[No. j hy one handred ‘brethren from Grass reputatien.is.to be. madgin one sesThe most re storm of Rew ‘application aedie! tinguished itinthe past; continue te tri-weekly trips. Tt “goes down Vailey, with their ladies, arrived at embellish its reputation in the fuMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ‘sion, aud thatto~become‘suddenty . whichhas¥i fees the depot, wherg they were taken iin by’ white ‘men cared c.ipation famous,they tiust keep-their_ names: tare,,,Responded to, by John. C. Lap Orne) sraras Ussrap and. returns Taesdays,™ tad eredeyes the} between inst., Oth bs charge by commitiees: and. escorted January13, lise. j— before’the public by a contingal “ap‘a Pridey; Coleman; of Grass, Va : ragP.M., None is heieby given that Oharles F aud Satardays. ; fo-tie parlors:-of thé Union “Hotel—a}. o £11 A. M. and 2.30 hours MacVermot, Whose posi office. ia Ne. pearance in debate, and-by the introing with the greatest force at about. vas City, ;. ‘The Grand Chapter of the Ora Lyon, teacher in the Forest Nevada county, Cal., has. tude : vecent détision of the Grand Lodge . blown were gs Buildin duction of innamerable bills fo; the v'clock. 2 der ofEastern Star of California. Springs district, is enjoying his vaca*ppiicatron for Patent for the: Perseverance , forbidding any more public.Inataller ‘injured men? killed, aud Live Yankee Quartz Mines, beagin, Gold, déwitr,* cattle ite influence ‘and. p. popularityintion with his friends at this place. I sanitary, political, and social reliefi amt havoc prevailed géueraly. embracing ‘Khree ‘T said (3;owe) linear tions: ‘The brethrea of. Madison . of their fellow beings., Like Jack in feet (that is, birteen H (1,500) feet eruase until every1idy hav om earn that. vacation of two months In the State Senate Tiesday the each) tad oblver lodges that: came up suriaceground six Hundred (6) the Box; who jumps up and? sakes standiug éommi.tées ‘were announeleetinwith oe upon: the: Maddate pasgactt width (that 118, ‘Three Hunared (300) from and after Christmas’has been: the trait repaired to Masonic! Hall, _. himself whenever the spring is touch" ed, aud the Senate refused to confeet each) ii Goid Fiat Mining District, Ag. have the means of obtaining sesapeltoes declared iin that district.’ vada county, Califurnia, and described in Where after the ‘regular business of. by exed, every bill, évery resolutionis the firm the appointments made were te pit seh Halt noteae ile isa Utis Ottice, tion aid assistance on all needful aoe rnles: ‘Thére was a rumor he in tiie Ihe the evening was trausacted the inGovernor. Irwin. &s LulloW sy >be: casions, Responded to by I. Ju. early part of last week thet our fel‘spring which shoots activity through}‘adepted Inthe Assembly 8 pumstallatiop ceremonies were conducted Yield Notes of ‘the pecetvaeians and Live their legs: and-power through their ber of. bills were introduced, AuothYankee Quartz Mine Surveys, by Past. MasterJohn Caldwell, asRolfe, who as usual forgot his set low ‘citizen, John McCoy, had gone ” -_——peasev BRANCE LOCATION. er atiempt was made to reversé the speech, but did — — by 80! ta Saéramento asan applieint ffor the jaws. sisted by I. J. Rolfe as~ Marshal.— —-— decision of the Judiciary Committee For the Ledge —Reginning ata post m'kd +m effort. Whe folowing chevted aad. appointed Peay office bf Seargént 4b Arms of the As-] — travel alon; ~ eurred at & town. Th * J, Hoops long tittte i _ quanta min eounty an with. varic producing: i His ile some cabbe other day: ened On. &. ty, and he L. Y. No. 3, stuading atthe in regard—tothe triple reading of. P.Ne. land Cam © Home ie Reost. puint of the location from which the eace eu hoepertly of Laembly. The rumor turaed out Pa, bils. In order to. settle matters deti-. initial beetbren were inducted into piv ceuter of the inain working shait of the Peyted } wlGp “by nNo.9.0 BE. Bux] ebg.a canapde? os : severance, Viz 8 773° & 0.06 chs. dist. and ‘ Yate Wednesday afternoon 2 Mhin nitely; @ reso spective stations tomctvenae on: Ww illis & Stockthe } sec, staxe ou tae North side of Sea 13 the House of wisdom the of “exemplar iivotthy street business man who is the poss“Professors Davis and Hunt have . Sow tae ensuing year’: ModesKE.” Me BLS EL a. D. By and M. ivi: N. ton for a ein of the debatesin in T.16Ni rohit W, $3.87 chs. Gist. and the } sec. stake Preston 3 Senior Watden, H. Stans-, establishing an order through which} opened adaneittg class af this place . essor of a fine lot of poultry’ went the Céenstitutional: Convention™“apon" on the Su@th side-of seme sec.viz: Si--W. «: They . beforé Tadge Robinson‘and swore . that subject. 40.13 chs. dist. and runnit g thence var. 15° fiald:, p dunior Wardens, WG. Rich~ lady relatives gf Masons may secure . numbering about 25 eouples, -. ES, 64. 1. 7b.chs. aniddie LS Valley ards; ‘Treasurer, \ Philip’ Richards’; Masgnie recognitions. Responded. +0'l-will occupy our Theatre every Wed-. out a complaint.charging a.peighLW. 4.66 to: JUST as Liaamanice had recovered and Nevada and bearing nesday evening during the. Winter. bor with'stealing one of his roosters. from the depressing “Hardly ever” junction Rough and eae road 9.3% chs. to Seovetary;, Be H¢ Boardman; “Maw by Au B, Crosby. easterly end uf ledge and intersect Westerly 9 Our ladyay faa wWelThey have a class alsoat North Co[The warrant of arrest was being _business, ' 1¢ newopera introdyce-> side line of ti surtace survey of the “Thane shal, f. J. Kelle;Seni Deacon, H. which post" 30, 2 vig: § ‘made Out, “and officer Scott was “What all?” “Well, nearly all.” as” Qtz Mine. (bids them. May Jumbia and at French Corral. ie+ Heaven 6, Cas, ¥oot iH. Haskind; "64° £1.29 chs. dist. for withess. post. ~ Beand arrested be should authors The beanty-adorn, amd grace characterize plainthe; when it,, iwaiti to-serve gin agi Sane pyint of begusiing Post P. Bowen and Ring who are cleaning" Ey +) ; mcrae B. Gt. MeQutch~ land L. Y. No. 3 and rua_N, 64 W. 12.03. fi’ all’theit undertakings. Iebed rock on the old claims of Davis tiftcame ‘hurtying’ back ‘ind -withmade to give $100,000,000. bail to No. J.C. Lockiin; Tiler, Win. keep the peace for ase Pudencd chs. to aepoint on Westerly end of Ledge from whicha pine tree Gin, dia. ii"kd P_ No. Wluies‘The Tnstalliug"Ceremonies . spouted to ty tetter“by" Wine we rand Bowen, SanJ aan Hill, “eleaned drew his charge. The rooster?kad’ years. * “trict Atte thinking t warrant al vised that the presen Judge Rol saiiits desire not der the c from dhe 6 times, and aia. dignant ar 3 for witness tree viz: N. 64° W. .07 lis, being concluded and the Ledge clos-. ‘Cormick of Grass Walley,’ @ud read) nptheir hoted & fel days ago—and come home while he was at the ____ od, at 10 o'clock the procession was} by E. M. Bidston. For: surface ground—Beginning at a Asvir has been iniatitted by the dist. point ov. Westerly end of line 8. 64° © This ee first time. fealized a handsome sum, ty ot evade A ‘shows that ‘San Jaa Hall hastnotan: ~ formed: apd amaeched’downte they <a 3 a Pipe: Lodge; Nov 8. Responded to™ by tirely “petered — : Vaiow Mute’ TS avoid: the cohfu Rev: Sir Jas. Phillips to. recover. a &,.0T TkszAronnpine tree tre 6in. “dia, Gags -m'kd-P, paw tite ". district jaWales comprising 25,000 “NG, J and rimiing tieace var.is"E. PQS N. 80 -E.°4.55 chs, to a poirit on N, = -pacresand 23 villages: eor of claam from which @ post in’kd “P; Ne Au Editor's Lack. Last Friday G.F, McGlashan, ed. tion incidews to such au event, pages. John Caldwell, who traned jits histb: ‘FrankWood,son of J. W. Wood, ‘Were stationed at the Vico’ and = ry from its Sommongemend to the of #weetland, and }Miss Katie setae beectiid the Truckee Republican, was edors, aud -when.ggehtlomay galled for~PaBiRBNELodge, he was at titled to r citizen. taketi, and “When the = the latter. 4s¥iz: N. 62° W. Sy lks. for cor. Mens 2. 38. 64 BE. 12.96 chs. cross Grass Valley . N. 20 4° nid 2Nevada Roadvi; : the bridSiedine un basiese B “Hilt, wich ‘six Ceritral Pacifle railroad his lady, it was heralded to the page. Hi, The Past Masters of Ne€qan} this connty, on Sunday evening the! locomotives were. He fell’ between above, who in, tarn, announced it, No:-13, All boner to their lithinstant,’ Phe Rev. Mr. Harris the rails, and three of the engines and “the ‘lady descended _ and wag ema. Peage-to the ashes. of thoce performed‘the: marriage. ggremony. passed over his body, tearing off his-dake by her escort into the banquet who have pessed “AWAY,eee _p John A, Seely, E -» our Tespecovercoat and cutting the cape of his hall, welt hat been “elegantly “fest and happiness to t remain, tive townsmen, threw the‘Tight of sailor’s cap. He waa not hurt. His tooned for the occasion. At the Responded td by:Mivgeek who. his countenanes on the people of our account of the circumstances as’ pubhead of ihe dining toomwas a largd after paving a fitting.tribiite to the burg o on Saturday last, He was not lished in Wednesday’s Republicanis ¢hromo of the father of his countrYe meinory of those whd had departed; obscured by’an eclipse on Sunday. extremely interesting, and written in gs he appeared When officiating as guid ghowitg theipsterling wdyth wid} 9Ve ave 'diways plad to see Mr, Seely his best “style, <2 Se. ee eee = =s Master of his‘hedge Three tables,. character; paid the retiring Master, when we don’t-owe him any money. Mining Accident. extending the estire leagth of the Job Caldwell, some well.deserved E. and ». Now 5.0m. Wittens line of surface survey of “Thomas” residence ca: ~~ figtz. Mine. » Baence a \Perseverance’Ledge line from which point post. No. 2 bears o. 64°. &. 1.29 chains distant). v.09 Post marked P, No.6.and-L,-¥. No. 5, 4. Thence N. 64 W. 6.70 junction of roads. ,» hot to hay as-mine S. 15 W; to Grass Valley S 504 W; to . Kough and Ready S. 62; W. 18.30 “chains. eosis? “TY the object is sickly-a . bearing towerds Nevada N. 20} -E., to‘Thom— “along int a FOR THE jPod Raskea No. 72 6, ‘Thence N. 13 W:4.87 éHathib Post wnerk: ec No, 8 3 6. Thence N, 30 E. 1,60 chains to Pine PVR YANKER LocaTiON. .” For the ledge. Legining-at the imitial point of the jucation, a post marked L, Y.No. 1, standing oa side-of the The inc ming, whi steam “st works Ne been‘adva depth of . pitches« Wedueésday afternoon Thos. Hauke, ; Grass Valley aiid Nevada road, from which presented a rie andlovely appear-) of the mem: bers of Nevada Lodge, he}week past with erysipelas in the face employed in the Merrifield miue,. ® the centre of tha main worki ag shaft of the Peérseveaance bears N. N. 32 W. 2.60-chaii ance. Everything the market, could presentedhim with a beautifnl: Past and head . She was 4¢ oné tithe. te-’ had hia right knee severely bruised tant, aad manning thence variation 18° . afford ‘was'brougtt to bear to tempt Master's jewel, mgnidiactured, ex: sported to be jaa dangerous condition, by a cave from the roof of the drift}: 8. 21 KE, 3.67 chains, southerly sidé line o B Whoopit' up Everybody, surface survey of PerseVerancé, 8.85 chains the appetite. and mine host, Jacob! presaly. for him bg Cee3. Brand ofthis At last accounts she wasconvalescing ing which he was working. Dei ¥alenwestern side ling of striace survey of the Thomas, from which’ post marked L.¥. No. Naffziger, certainly snaintained his city.-Etie weavly Sparogold, about . under.themedical treatment of Dr, tine, who iis attending him, says he Ad rember that te Hae to tay Bh . 2 bears $. 21° EB 2.41 chains distantforwitfeputation “Asa ‘éatefer second to six ‘fiiches” in‘lenguay “and Fepreseute’ oe _» @lass Groceries at avout {. bess corner, Begin again at_satmepoint of will be-laid up for several — in 2 beginniag post L. Y. ‘No 1 and ran nor . mone, It was ex ected that all}a pairof compassds, the poltits rest. L. tebe Pherewas ag tion-foradewotays ‘eonseljuence, W. 3.00 chains post marked P. No, 1 and ~ ‘ebuld be ‘didommodati at otce, but Fincdoe hideided .o inte de’fast week in Ehé Primary s¢hod? (at Y. No.3, being the initial point of the loc Day before yuuurds7 evening . tion and:survey of the Perseveraice, aud the In Te enter’eid ohn ‘made alter the tables-were tlled‘from 75 to IBr cosy” northern end of Live Yankee ledge. Jesse Clemeis was also alightly hurt. secon table, severéillnessof Miss ] owney, the by ia cave at the’ Providence mine. aaroapnue te ee Better ‘hate than. Never. which had been “engaged ‘for thé ovpie nished \ OA Giute of. Hindi is Woped she will eon be in_a = ee en easion, discoursed excellent musicas pplvplascery Fain Pex was, Abtached condition to régume her i in ‘the A Nevada City“lady who iis near: the throug filed into ;the banquet: to he’jewel, to ‘whfsh*was supported psahact house, » _ . ly seventy years ofuge has recently ‘hall, and also at intervala during the pa béautiédt gald pha niadel ta pre. Theeclipse of the dan’ on Sabdry beguf taking instrumeatal music lesevening. .When_ the .guests were sent frieze worl, @u the obyptse side .wa8 peb_@) inilare’ by ahy’. inéaifs, sons, ‘heis confident that by the seated, Mr. EB. M. Preston, the newwad the followitginscription: “‘Pretime she has become pretty well ad. an va tse — : ¢ ground, No. 5, and ro seve‘thence. variation 19° E. 1. 'S. 30 W, along western line of surface survey of the Thomas mine,9.26 chains post d BE: No, 5 and. 5. No. 5 on waste markeN. dump on north side hoisting works of Thon as mine. 2 Then N, 214, W.6.50 chains; road ain NEVADA erry;ie Ne.85 MIME at Pchains; road from junction: to Hough aad => GRASS VALLEY. 5 nen Abn 3.68 chaine; & tree 12 inches1 —S— ee Col. Mitaton’s Letter. For wy: the surface survey. of the Per8. Rccmkes marked:P. No, 6 and L. Y. wey ] . No.4-0on south side . ~_ ofi erance. Thence 3. 6i EK along§ side_line line FrPerseveraave, 10.76-chains to place of be rare ‘cold aud the thermometer fe!l a de-f and which they were not slowin folient was taken entirely by surprise grees—from 46 to 9. ey jowing. Afterthe ‘‘iner. man” had by this substantial token of the The American mine, it # reported, been well eared for, sparkling~ heidbrotherly love and esteem in which The three ledge and the : se of developinent occurs from junction to Thomas. mine:9.50 chains; road from junction to Grays Vailey 10.oe ithe time the sun's rays were ghacurly skilled to play for her own amuse ing‘all an“inpitediad to ‘pafticipate of Mader,” Hom Join Gilawal, Jan? ment, the riow viahds'spréad before them, ary 14th, A. D; 4830,” The recip: 1,ed the weather became _exeredingly _Station, fi are FF, though the earth here:was. not. enLodge, . . shrouded idtoral darkinebe. “During vanced in years she will be sufficient we No,.12,. Ff, artd , A M.; to, their Past widen, ou The last named ip and —— an Lay of the upon the croppiags lsnult LEFE ky inetalled cages qpgeeered an adsdateil by: Buothiren of Nevada ‘through a "FiRST GOST,. ‘Dy, the Elser’s string band aa of rays of light made. teacher. . Sheiis conyalesving rapid!y — Owing to the crowded condition of our columns to-day, the remainder tick was. passed. around, aud the he was held by; brothers ‘of h's. has struck rich gravel. G@reat hopes ot Caty “Hinvon's letter “from: Nevada }~ are entertained that the mise will [® tousts of the evening were given as Lodge, but in a brief speéchexprass: couaty to t ¥. Mail will wot follows ed his heartfelt thanks® for the beau‘prove to be ‘as rich in the future as appear unté “morrew. 4 it has beenin the past’ ~ [ heard _Qur. Masonic Pieneere—the tiful present,_ pr’ ° GROCERIES paren pee os bigs,which, axe rer a y error ty firmly to our, aister. L «ge ja a wie e . lacation of the Perssyeranée.lode wa ‘pinnae Sanuary 8d, 1878 by Janes Goltey am ‘Live Yankee lode was niade. Macc aye by Charles Beedle, James Step hose Jap on 38 Oe silver dollars depesited in “they ae grain Treasury: : “hie”gold" certifi ‘bank accounts.sate’: short. _ie "Sabi cd lity “hat wea = aa a a sited. ailt Pasi Meng. and , wae marie fel.” annaonea —a mire ——— —r2 are willii Organizer ciation. o} -_enjoyme: vy a Amater nship 16 North, range 8 East, Miweisble”™ PTow Base and Meridian. Lodge No. 13 'was ofganizéd in 1951, arrived,“the banquet was brought ta . Welear nothing . moressid of“the tificate’ faite ad receipt ‘for the “. Pine Bticed; “Ailfoi ning Lones ma under the jurisdiction of the G. and{a _ loge bya fuw remarks andj a new wagon road to Grass.Malley, or amount of gold‘named on ite face, ~ NEVADA CITY. Lodge ot California, Dr. J. R. Cran*heokengae’ ffeni the presiding ‘the railroad ‘either. ‘Fromthe oupand no meution plata of its being :a) Ch oice Fresh Buti, 60 ¢ 38it vi PHS Sh PAE argiecgeosk%asrteis i dall “being electet Master. Judge vilicer, E. M. Preston. The “pesisde . pear:jnce of things one: would: dndge legal oaledt BESS for _ MEALS cor wR ox © 5 sost Reberss’ remarks were replete with tive sounded the ‘signal for return, . jee bethe. Grass .¥. that chan silver cértifieatee hettse issuedin juteresting Masonic info: mation. aysns has tuckered oat or that pond Fexéess of the’nctual-‘amount of #12) NOTICE ANDNANY STYLE hates: te eee tans ate vicini objects 1 containing 23 83.100aores, and desiz$, No. 89 and.odin Section iy ~ as Lotd — pate COME WITH THE CASH 3! * ie x To and form {iginning, containing 4.96 acres, and . both. frony good authority” that” the mine 2, Our. attachment to ‘FousmsTue New York Evening Post pub. Ee Robinson. ‘The applicaat clasts BY. por Nevada county.This was reepondsonry.» Angientiae its oriida, honorhas divided among its owners, since lishes the following explanation of . Ciase from thé Ipcators andibeirigrantes. it was first opened, over $1,000,000. claiias are the Taunaas unines. ed toby EW. Rebexts, of Grass Val. me a Ee its fraternity, poole in—its pre the nature of silver and geld certiTo be found in Nevada county, = CASH Hogg rena sipeantoion Gat ot We notice that Senator Baker has ley, who traced the progress. ot“Manthropy. *Résponded toby A. tc ro ficates: ‘A silver cértaficate is in ior only ~——e way. ofdoing,. thereto are hereby requireil a bill to! the Senate ed oduc inte ~sunry in this eoutity froin Oywhen _Dibble, who took “ap the sent] intr . the nature of & Warehouse receipt the . ‘Sestonetr.< ublisiing,hesevt. the tirst Lodge was formed, ‘known meut by sections, and in one of his amend the constitutionin such a mansame as is a gold ceitificate. There ‘ > F. TAYLOK,. Register. M. Walling Attorney. jaio . as Lafayette Lodge, working under a characteristic, able. and_-elog:Pet ner as to forbinl the payment of ceris this difference, however: (1) The . ‘dispensation from the Grand Lodge . speeches, ‘impressed afion all pesey tai money to the delegates to the a lver certiiicate has printed upon it ; dy Wisconsin, BEB. W. Etlis being the the beauties.of Freemasgary, din “ita jate Constitutional Convention. Our a clause saying that it is a legal tenfirst Master’ in’ the county,’ This origin, frajeruity, and, philanthropy. people will support that suapiteent der for all dues *‘to’ the Gov —* , pa: Sain saaiios SE aie Unanimously. izes Aasted but one year, when Nevada . Tae hour ah P now . almost * aie menibers of' éhe Lodges of er pursue H hao. 3 pee of beginning, ertining yt. Mrs.J. W. Wood, of. Sweetland, 100 were cowpel’ed t¢ wait until the the purpo: slept over . fpurvey. of “Thomas” Mine 4.55 chs. cross rood, dajybkeef geatin gst 7B peragns, compliments, ‘after which, in, hebalé has beenvery ill for more thai a North San Juad, 6 dead” gold, while‘around it is W “the compl, Hunter te 3:. 5. 80° W along Western line of surface. GEN:RAL GRANT lyinjured 2 the 22d ult. pis bedin. gp Mladen ivehvilte “ast: has opétied-a-Weis 4 mame ~. ting ‘school at N. ‘San Juma with 281 : ‘The [REE wee which takes. = oepeony in the ‘county, Richard: ee sts >< { DESIRED, FROM 25 CENTS UP. in’‘tht cain > RIESaig hireepefetice nee Me fama aes mae POM os 0aD . worthy ¢ full parti members Brand & street. ~All ta work in to meet church : attendar very de: <a

en be even moré’ firmly cieelinade es in brotherly love itt+the fature,., Re. ! ! » Master.of Madi dl Bm t “pight.Negreat was done. FF e aie Monday the . at Present aari osclear,and . ‘ei Vitec ak die Kroken. On Sab: y the sum'eamie out clear a sh E,ade Seteptlabil is ly : cery ples of Pt oy [oreas'being'iff. Atla acPathe fonds eerie trot ge‘ . edunts ae was:im proving. Medes, No. 200." Respond to by: i A little child of Warren Mecinig: ton is reported as having the dipthehicicliasied’‘and Rencuct of Nevada &. H. Gaylord: 4. Our admiration fot the ik ria. Dr. Farley is the attending Mant Fraternal and Social Gathand energy of. Quitman;Lodge, No. physician. ; Nig ee ae oe evening the annual] 8 S aera“New qnet at the oa Hotel,” : iiss avdea eteness has not} out age He “Ashbern Pat mp eear eat sberts ia all directions are in miserable ton-. tiom, La., killed a colored man and4 ene Mr i) uk Mrs b Fisher GV W Ttokes & mi Adon ( inios of in P dition, but none are so bad-.as the escaped. Gambetta has “beem re-elected roml to Cherokee, ’ The Nevada EPs! Grass Vale J Coleiian, iam Grass Valley Huelo Gr Valie D Biikle J Perrin kw For pr of the’ French Chamber of President stage now comes into ourtown from $8, ot Moore's Fiat, ~who, though —— and “‘Besponses—Presemta_r00m—hasbeenleveled feet on. the upper.ridgelaste eels F RS aufnacrier: ese broken whe men Gon Vg ee:~pe ie ab’ eg The’ your ties. Montezuma Hill, via, the-ranches of oy‘The distress in Treland still iu= ? Yesftragy’s Arrivals ai Snow fell sickens ot. several 3 a a is for ten and H. ‘Barton, te creases, aud: THE iN JAT. tring—Food for Body avé® MHind— ee sess ne a apo & i uieciaaleenanl emaielian i Lone}.Shampasne Sug andis gga he four feet in} aeutad into tie]: . making ‘arr ae Bt UE rae HOTEL, leap year. b ahem Pearsiin) Propriccey] . raary 10th. appear soot E pak 19, 261 Sos St Tree tanch. If the weather. asi i ¥uba counortly pans Duth ¥ J Smith oar half way descent for a few dayg,-our ~ DennisKearney ree ret tinues to San fra W Rozers San energetic Road. Copies, will deliver aspeech 16Now ork City . R W Carter — _— Moore san Frenne ‘ city [@™srker the or andsomely: to it owners, near=". Empire, of Shadow “The — Ese 2a. . ey Peet ‘yi ' Grand -~Ohapter-ofms y all of whom are Sar Juaiiers. sosssse _, — ar Wine ea a 3 Soming py ; and willpr -jneorperation . . eelermnen, teat te,» tothe wite of . pupis. Mr. MeAHisteris a.‘epleni‘and delegations were present from CapalsCompany Jas. B. Cities, a daughter, observations right .on the-spot, .exof the: M 6. Geme Valley Cheptor of i Royal did penman and a finé teacher. = ~~ ~ all paresof thecounty. At 7 o'clock . t is said the . am_ne ot re been have claims: _‘‘Some members of the Asa — Thestage plying between. this the list heads seen, of P. M., &special train containing nearArch Masons,May the harmony name and good;fellowship whiely Have dis. place am Marysville, only -makes sembly seem to think that a State of incorporators. . -. 1079.) “[No. j hy one handred ‘brethren from Grass reputatien.is.to be. madgin one sesThe most re storm of Rew ‘application aedie! tinguished itinthe past; continue te tri-weekly trips. Tt “goes down Vailey, with their ladies, arrived at embellish its reputation in the fuMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ‘sion, aud thatto~become‘suddenty . whichhas¥i fees the depot, wherg they were taken iin by’ white ‘men cared c.ipation famous,they tiust keep-their_ names: tare,,,Responded to, by John. C. Lap Orne) sraras Ussrap and. returns Taesdays,™ tad eredeyes the} between inst., Oth bs charge by commitiees: and. escorted January13, lise. j— before’the public by a contingal “ap‘a Pridey; Coleman; of Grass, Va : ragP.M., None is heieby given that Oharles F aud Satardays. ; fo-tie parlors:-of thé Union “Hotel—a}. o £11 A. M. and 2.30 hours MacVermot, Whose posi office. ia Ne. pearance in debate, and-by the introing with the greatest force at about. vas City, ;. ‘The Grand Chapter of the Ora Lyon, teacher in the Forest Nevada county, Cal., has. tude : vecent détision of the Grand Lodge . blown were gs Buildin duction of innamerable bills fo; the v'clock. 2 der ofEastern Star of California. Springs district, is enjoying his vaca*ppiicatron for Patent for the: Perseverance , forbidding any more public.Inataller ‘injured men? killed, aud Live Yankee Quartz Mines, beagin, Gold, déwitr,* cattle ite influence ‘and. p. popularityintion with his friends at this place. I sanitary, political, and social reliefi amt havoc prevailed géueraly. embracing ‘Khree ‘T said (3;owe) linear tions: ‘The brethrea of. Madison . of their fellow beings., Like Jack in feet (that is, birteen H (1,500) feet eruase until every1idy hav om earn that. vacation of two months In the State Senate Tiesday the each) tad oblver lodges that: came up suriaceground six Hundred (6) the Box; who jumps up and? sakes standiug éommi.tées ‘were announeleetinwith oe upon: the: Maddate pasgactt width (that 118, ‘Three Hunared (300) from and after Christmas’has been: the trait repaired to Masonic! Hall, _. himself whenever the spring is touch" ed, aud the Senate refused to confeet each) ii Goid Fiat Mining District, Ag. have the means of obtaining sesapeltoes declared iin that district.’ vada county, Califurnia, and described in Where after the ‘regular business of. by exed, every bill, évery resolutionis the firm the appointments made were te pit seh Halt noteae ile isa Utis Ottice, tion aid assistance on all needful aoe rnles: ‘Thére was a rumor he in tiie Ihe the evening was trausacted the inGovernor. Irwin. &s LulloW sy >be: casions, Responded to by I. Ju. early part of last week thet our fel‘spring which shoots activity through}‘adepted Inthe Assembly 8 pumstallatiop ceremonies were conducted Yield Notes of ‘the pecetvaeians and Live their legs: and-power through their ber of. bills were introduced, AuothYankee Quartz Mine Surveys, by Past. MasterJohn Caldwell, asRolfe, who as usual forgot his set low ‘citizen, John McCoy, had gone ” -_——peasev BRANCE LOCATION. er atiempt was made to reversé the speech, but did — — by 80! ta Saéramento asan applieint ffor the jaws. sisted by I. J. Rolfe as~ Marshal.— —-— decision of the Judiciary Committee For the Ledge —Reginning ata post m'kd +m effort. Whe folowing chevted aad. appointed Peay office bf Seargént 4b Arms of the As-] — travel alon; ~ eurred at & town. Th * J, Hoops long tittte i _ quanta min eounty an with. varic producing: i His ile some cabbe other day: ened On. &. ty, and he L. Y. No. 3, stuading atthe in regard—tothe triple reading of. P.Ne. land Cam © Home ie Reost. puint of the location from which the eace eu hoepertly of Laembly. The rumor turaed out Pa, bils. In order to. settle matters deti-. initial beetbren were inducted into piv ceuter of the inain working shait of the Peyted } wlGp “by nNo.9.0 BE. Bux] ebg.a canapde? os : severance, Viz 8 773° & 0.06 chs. dist. and ‘ Yate Wednesday afternoon 2 Mhin nitely; @ reso spective stations tomctvenae on: Ww illis & Stockthe } sec, staxe ou tae North side of Sea 13 the House of wisdom the of “exemplar iivotthy street business man who is the poss“Professors Davis and Hunt have . Sow tae ensuing year’: ModesKE.” Me BLS EL a. D. By and M. ivi: N. ton for a ein of the debatesin in T.16Ni rohit W, $3.87 chs. Gist. and the } sec. stake Preston 3 Senior Watden, H. Stans-, establishing an order through which} opened adaneittg class af this place . essor of a fine lot of poultry’ went the Céenstitutional: Convention™“apon" on the Su@th side-of seme sec.viz: Si--W. «: They . beforé Tadge Robinson‘and swore . that subject. 40.13 chs. dist. and runnit g thence var. 15° fiald:, p dunior Wardens, WG. Rich~ lady relatives gf Masons may secure . numbering about 25 eouples, -. ES, 64. 1. 7b.chs. aniddie LS Valley ards; ‘Treasurer, \ Philip’ Richards’; Masgnie recognitions. Responded. +0'l-will occupy our Theatre every Wed-. out a complaint..charging a.peighLW. 4.66 to: JUST as Liaamanice had recovered and Nevada and bearing nesday evening during the. Winter. bor with'stealing one of his roosters. from the depressing “Hardly ever” junction Rough and eae road 9.3% chs. to Seovetary;, Be H¢ Boardman; “Maw by Au B, Crosby. easterly end uf ledge and intersect Westerly 9 Our ladyay faa wWelThey have a class alsoat North Co[The warrant of arrest was being _business, ' 1¢ newopera introdyce-> side line of ti surtace survey of the “Thane shal, f. J. Kelle;Seni Deacon, H. which post" 30, 2 vig: § ‘made Out, “and officer Scott was “What all?” “Well, nearly all.” as” Qtz Mine. (bids them. May Jumbia and at French Corral. ie+ Heaven 6, Cas, ¥oot iH. Haskind; "64° £1.29 chs. dist. for withess. post. ~ Beand arrested be should authors The beanty-adorn, amd grace characterize plainthe; when it,, iwaiti to-serve gin agi Sane pyint of begusiing Post P. Bowen and Ring who are cleaning" Ey +) ; mcrae B. Gt. MeQutch~ land L. Y. No. 3 and rua_N, 64 W. 12.03. fi’ all’theit undertakings. Iebed rock on the old claims of Davis tiftcame ‘hurtying’ back ‘ind -withmade to give $100,000,000. bail to No. J.C. Lockiin; Tiler, Win. keep the peace for ase Pudencd chs. to aepoint on Westerly end of Ledge from whicha pine tree Gin, dia. ii"kd P_ No. Wluies‘The Tnstalliug"Ceremonies . spouted to ty tetter“by" Wine we rand Bowen, SanJ aan Hill, “eleaned drew his charge. The rooster?kad’ years. * “trict Atte thinking t warrant al vised that the presen Judge Rol saiiits desire not der the c from dhe 6 times, and aia. dignant ar 3 for witness tree viz: N. 64° W. .07 lis, being concluded and the Ledge clos-. ‘Cormick of Grass Walley,’ @ud read) nptheir hoted & fel days ago—and come home while he was at the ____ od, at 10 o'clock the procession was} by E. M. Bidston. For: surface ground—Beginning at a Asvir has been iniatitted by the dist. point ov. Westerly end of line 8. 64° © This ee first time. fealized a handsome sum, ty ot evade A ‘shows that ‘San Jaa Hall hastnotan: ~ formed: apd amaeched’downte they <a 3 a Pipe: Lodge; Nov 8. Responded to™ by tirely “petered — : Vaiow Mute’ TS avoid: the cohfu Rev: Sir Jas. Phillips to. recover. a &,.0T TkszAronnpine tree tre 6in. “dia, Gags -m'kd-P, paw tite ". district jaWales comprising 25,000 “NG, J and rimiing tieace var.is"E. PQS N. 80 -E.°4.55 chs, to a poirit on N, = -pacresand 23 villages: eor of claam from which @ post in’kd “P; Ne

Au Editor's Lack. Last Friday G.F, McGlashan, ed. tion incidews to such au event, pages. John Caldwell, who traned jits histb: ‘FrankWood,son of J. W. Wood, ‘Were stationed at the Vico’ and = ry from its Sommongemend to the of #weetland, and }Miss Katie setae beectiid the Truckee Republican, was edors, aud -when.ggehtlomay galled for~PaBiRBNELodge, he was at titled to r citizen. taketi, and “When the = the latter. 4s¥iz: N. 62° W. Sy lks. for cor. Mens 2. 38. 64 BE. 12.96 chs. cross Grass Valley . N. 20 4° nid 2Nevada Roadvi; : the bridSiedine un basiese B “Hilt, wich ‘six Ceritral Pacifle railroad his lady, it was heralded to the page. Hi, The Past Masters of Ne€qan} this connty, on Sunday evening the! locomotives were. He fell’ between above, who in, tarn, announced it, No:-13, All boner to their lithinstant,’ Phe Rev. Mr. Harris the rails, and three of the engines and “the ‘lady descended _ and wag ema. Peage-to the ashes. of thoce performed‘the: marriage. ggremony. passed over his body, tearing off his-dake by her escort into the banquet who have pessed “AWAY,eee _p John A, Seely, E -» our Tespecovercoat and cutting the cape of his hall, welt hat been “elegantly “fest and happiness to t remain, tive townsmen, threw the‘Tight of sailor’s cap. He waa not hurt. His tooned for the occasion. At the Responded td by:Mivgeek who. his countenanes on the people of our account of the circumstances as’ pubhead of ihe dining toomwas a largd after paving a fitting.tribiite to the burg o on Saturday last, He was not lished in Wednesday’s Republicanis ¢hromo of the father of his countrYe meinory of those whd had departed; obscured by’an eclipse on Sunday. extremely interesting, and written in gs he appeared When officiating as guid ghowitg theipsterling wdyth wid} 9Ve ave 'diways plad to see Mr, Seely his best “style, <2 Se. ee eee = =s Master of his‘hedge Three tables,. character; paid the retiring Master, when we don’t-owe him any money. Mining Accident. extending the estire leagth of the Job Caldwell, some well.deserved E. and ». Now 5.0m. Wittens line of surface survey of “Thomas” residence ca: ~~ figtz. Mine. » Baence a \Perseverance’Ledge line from which point post. No. 2 bears o. 64°. &. 1.29 chains distant). v.09 Post marked P, No.6.and-L,-¥. No. 5, 4. Thence N. 64 W. 6.70 junction of roads. ,» hot to hay as-mine S. 15 W; to Grass Valley S 504 W; to . Kough and Ready S. 62; W. 18.30 “chains. eosis? “TY the object is sickly-a . bearing towerds Nevada N. 20} -E., to‘Thom— “along int a FOR THE jPod Raskea No. 72 6, ‘Thence N. 13 W:4.87 éHathib Post wnerk: ec No, 8 3 6. Thence N, 30 E. 1,60 chains to Pine PVR YANKER LocaTiON. .” For the ledge. Legining-at the imitial point of the jucation, a post marked L, Y.No. 1, standing oa side-of the The inc ming, whi steam “st works Ne been‘adva depth of . pitches« Wedueésday afternoon Thos. Hauke, ; Grass Valley aiid Nevada road, from which presented a rie andlovely appear-) of the mem: bers of Nevada Lodge, he}week past with erysipelas in the face employed in the Merrifield miue,. ® the centre of tha main worki ag shaft of the Peérseveaance bears N. N. 32 W. 2.60-chaii ance.. Everything the market, could presentedhim with a beautifnl: Past and head . She was 4¢ oné tithe. te-’ had hia right knee severely bruised tant, aad manning thence variation 18° . afford ‘was'brougtt to bear to tempt Master's jewel, mgnidiactured, ex: sported to be jaa dangerous condition, by a cave from the roof of the drift}: 8. 21 KE, 3.67 chains, southerly sidé line o B Whoopit' up Everybody, surface survey of PerseVerancé, 8.85 chains the appetite. and mine host, Jacob! presaly. for him bg Cee3. Brand ofthis At last accounts she wasconvalescing ing which he was working. Dei ¥alenwestern side ling of striace survey of the Thomas, from which’ post marked L.¥. No. Naffziger, certainly snaintained his city.-Etie weavly Sparogold, about . under.themedical treatment of Dr, tine, who iis attending him, says he Ad rember that te Hae to tay Bh . 2 bears $. 21° EB 2.41 chains distantforwitfeputation “Asa ‘éatefer second to six ‘fiiches” in‘lenguay “and Fepreseute’ oe _» @lass Groceries at avout {. bess corner, Begin again at_satmepoint of will be-laid up for several — in 2 beginniag post L. Y. ‘No 1 and ran nor . mone, It was ex ected that all}a pairof compassds, the poltits rest. L. tebe Pherewas ag tion-foradewotays ‘eonseljuence, W. 3.00 chains post marked P. No, 1 and ~ ‘ebuld be ‘didommodati at otce, but Fincdoe hideided .o inte de’fast week in Ehé Primary s¢hod? (at Y. No.3, being the initial point of the loc Day before yuuurds7 evening . tion and:survey of the Perseveraice, aud the In Te enter’eid ohn ‘made alter the tables-were tlled‘from 75 to IBr cosy” northern end of Live Yankee ledge. Jesse Clemeis was also alightly hurt. secon table, severéillnessof Miss ] owney, the by ia cave at the’ Providence mine. aaroapnue te ee Better ‘hate than. Never. which had been “engaged ‘for thé ovpie nished \ OA Giute of. Hindi is Woped she will eon be in_a = ee en easion, discoursed excellent musicas pplvplascery Fain Pex was, Abtached condition to régume her i in ‘the A Nevada City“lady who iis near: the throug filed into ;the banquet: to he’jewel, to ‘whfsh*was supported psahact house, » _ . ly seventy years ofuge has recently ‘hall, and also at intervala during the pa béautiédt gald pha niadel ta pre. Theeclipse of the dan’ on Sabdry beguf taking instrumeatal music lesevening. .When_ the .guests were sent frieze worl, @u the obyptse side .wa8 peb_@) inilare’ by ahy’. inéaifs, sons, ‘heis confident that by the seated, Mr. EB. M. Preston, the newwad the followitginscription: “‘Pretime she has become pretty well ad. an va tse — : ¢ ground, No. 5, and ro seve‘thence. variation 19° E. 1. 'S. 30 W, along western line of surface survey of the Thomas mine,9.26 chains post d BE: No, 5 and. 5. No. 5 on waste markeN. dump on north side hoisting works of Thon as mine. 2 Then N, 214, W.6.50 chains; road ain NEVADA erry;ie Ne.85 MIME at Pchains; road from junction: to Hough aad => GRASS VALLEY. 5 nen Abn 3.68 chaine; & tree 12 inches1 —S— ee Col. Mitaton’s Letter. For wy: the surface survey. of the Per8. Rccmkes marked:P. No, 6 and L. Y. wey ] . No.4-0on south side . ~_ ofi erance. Thence 3. 6i EK along§ side_line line FrPerseveraave, 10.76-chains to place of be rare ‘cold aud the thermometer fe!l a de-f and which they were not slowin folient was taken entirely by surprise grees—from 46 to 9. ey jowing. Afterthe ‘‘iner. man” had by this substantial token of the The American mine, it # reported, been well eared for, sparkling~ heidbrotherly love and esteem in which The three ledge and the : se of developinent occurs from junction to Thomas. mine:9.50 chains; road from junction to Grays Vailey 10.oe ithe time the sun's rays were ghacurly skilled to play for her own amuse ing‘all an“inpitediad to ‘pafticipate of Mader,” Hom Join Gilawal, Jan? ment, the riow viahds'spréad before them, ary 14th, A. D; 4830,” The recip: 1,ed the weather became _exeredingly _Station, fi are FF, though the earth here:was. not.. enLodge, . . shrouded idtoral darkinebe. “During vanced in years she will be sufficient we No,.12,. Ff, artd , A M.; to, their Past widen, ou The last named ip and —— an Lay of the upon the croppiags lsnult LEFE ky inetalled cages qpgeeered an adsdateil by: Buothiren of Nevada ‘through a "FiRST GOST,. ‘Dy, the Elser’s string band aa of rays of light made. teacher. . Sheiis conyalesving rapid!y — Owing to the crowded condition of our columns to-day, the remainder tick was. passed. around, aud the he was held by; brothers ‘of h's. has struck rich gravel. G@reat hopes ot Caty “Hinvon's letter “from: Nevada }~ are entertained that the mise will [® tousts of the evening were given as Lodge, but in a brief speéchexprass: couaty to t ¥. Mail will wot follows ed his heartfelt thanks® for the beau‘prove to be ‘as rich in the future as appear unté “morrew. 4 it has beenin the past’ ~ [ heard _Qur. Masonic Pieneere—the tiful present,_ pr’ ° GROCERIES paren pee os bigs,which, axe rer a y error ty firmly to our, aister. L «ge ja a wie e . lacation of the Perssyeranée.lode wa ‘pinnae Sanuary 8d, 1878 by Janes Goltey am ‘Live Yankee lode was niade. Macc aye by Charles Beedle, James Step hose Jap on 38 Oe silver dollars depesited in “they ae grain Treasury: : “hie”gold" certifi ‘bank accounts.sate’: short. _ie "Sabi cd lity “hat wea = aa a a sited. ailt Pasi Meng. and , wae marie fel.” annaonea —a mire ——— —r2 are willii Organizer ciation. o} -_enjoyme: vy a Amater nship 16 North, range 8 East, Miweisble”™ PTow Base and Meridian. Lodge No. 13 'was ofganizéd in 1951, arrived,“the banquet was brought ta . Welear nothing . moressid of“the tificate’ faite ad receipt ‘for the “. Pine Bticed; “Ailfoi ning Lones ma under the jurisdiction of the G. and{a _ loge bya fuw remarks andj a new wagon road to Grass.Malley, or amount of gold‘named on ite face, ~ NEVADA CITY.. Lodge ot California, Dr. J. R. Cran*heokengae’ ffeni the presiding ‘the railroad ‘either. ‘Fromthe oupand no meution plata of its being :a) Ch oice Fresh Buti, 60 ¢ 38it vi PHS Sh PAE argiecgeosk%asrteis i dall “being electet Master. Judge vilicer, E. M. Preston. The “pesisde . pear:jnce of things one: would: dndge legal oaledt BESS for _ MEALS cor wR ox © 5 sost Reberss’ remarks were replete with tive sounded the ‘signal for return, . jee bethe. Grass .¥. that chan silver cértifieatee hettse issuedin juteresting Masonic info: mation. aysns has tuckered oat or that pond Fexéess of the’nctual-‘amount of #12) NOTICE ANDNANY STYLE hates: te eee tans ate vicini objects 1 containing 23 83.100aores, and desiz$, No. 89 and.odin Section iy ~ as Lotd — pate COME WITH THE CASH 3! * ie x To and form {iginning, containing 4.96 acres, and . both. frony good authority” that” the mine 2, Our. attachment to ‘FousmsTue New York Evening Post pub. Ee Robinson. ‘The applicaat clasts BY. por Nevada county..This was reepondsonry.» Angientiae its oriida, honorhas divided among its owners, since lishes the following explanation of . Ciase from thé Ipcators andibeirigrantes. it was first opened, over $1,000,000. claiias are the Taunaas unines. ed toby EW. Rebexts, of Grass Val. me a Ee its fraternity, poole in—its pre the nature of silver and geld certiTo be found in Nevada county, = CASH Hogg rena sipeantoion Gat ot We notice that Senator Baker has ley, who traced the progress. ot“Manthropy. *Résponded toby A. tc ro ficates: ‘A silver cértaficate is in ior only ~——e way. ofdoing,. thereto are hereby requireil a bill to! the Senate ed oduc inte ~sunry in this eoutity froin Oywhen _Dibble, who took “ap the sent] intr . the nature of & Warehouse receipt the . ‘Sestonetr.< ublisiing,hesevt. the tirst Lodge was formed, ‘known meut by sections, and in one of his amend the constitutionin such a mansame as is a gold ceitificate. There ‘ > F. TAYLOK,. Register. M. Walling Attorney. jaio . as Lafayette Lodge, working under a characteristic, able. and_-elog:Pet ner as to forbinl the payment of ceris this difference, however: (1) The . ‘dispensation from the Grand Lodge . speeches, ‘impressed afion all pesey tai money to the delegates to the a lver certiiicate has printed upon it ; dy Wisconsin, BEB. W. Etlis being the the beauties.of Freemasgary, din “ita jate Constitutional Convention. Our a clause saying that it is a legal tenfirst Master’ in’ the county,’ This origin, frajeruity, and, philanthropy. people will support that suapiteent der for all dues *‘to’ the Gov —* , pa: Sain saaiios SE aie Unanimously. izes Aasted but one year, when Nevada . Tae hour ah P now . almost * aie menibers of' éhe Lodges of er pursue H hao. 3 pee of beginning, ertining yt. Mrs.J. W. Wood, of. Sweetland, 100 were cowpel’ed t¢ wait until the the purpo: slept over . fpurvey. of “Thomas” Mine 4.55 chs. cross rood, dajybkeef geatin gst 7B peragns, compliments, ‘after which, in, hebalé has beenvery ill for more thai a North San Juad, 6 dead” gold, while‘around it is W “the compl, Hunter te 3:. 5. 80° W along Western line of surface. GEN:RAL GRANT lyinjured 2 the 22d ult. pis bedin. gp Mladen ivehvilte “ast: has opétied-a-Weis 4 mame ~. ting ‘school at N. ‘San Juma with 281 : ‘The [REE wee which takes. = oepeony in the ‘county, Richard: ee sts >< { DESIRED, FROM 25 CENTS UP. in’‘tht cain > RIESaig hireepefetice nee Me fama aes mae POM os 0aD . worthy ¢ full parti members Brand & street. ~All ta work in to meet church : attendar very de: <a