January 23, 1877 (4 pages)

ip ss neem aie ee ee an Prema ath ics pce APT I A Ghe Daily Transcript a wavaee crrY. cAL. “Tuesday. January 23, 1877. ~ -4 ean tacket at that precinct. Why Thrown Out. No one dispates that votes were, £brown out by the Returning Boards ‘ofthe three disputed Southern States. The law creating such Boards was -enacted-for the express purpose of. empowering such bodies to throw ‘out votes, when, ?n their opinion, ‘there had been force, fraud, intimi“datien or illegal proceedings at-the different —— placesin-those States. The law-abiding people of those States. had learned by expeoo to er. and tote the ballot box unsealed in'a store while eating. In this precinct there were but 76) Ny, . Républican votes returned, when 133 men swore before the Retarning Board that they voted the RepubliThere were_other irregularities for which votes were thrown out by the Board. Some of the votes were Republican . an@ some Democratic. « After—alf tbe blow made about the Florida count, it was.diseovered that. Hayes. been thrown out. ‘So that settles that State. In Louisiane, evidenee ot frand, intimidation. and outrage, were so well established before—the Board. that they could not help. throwing them out, unless they Tribune says: worthy :. Carpet-bag Rule. The subjoined article is from the What is said of Florida is-true also of Louisiana, . and the~converse has-been made most apparent in Texas since earpet-. bag rule gave way %o the ancient Democracy. True instincts, the first Democratic Legislature of Texas: which. oorrvened after the war, inaugutated immediate reform by stealing every cent of the School Fund. The “Governor Stearns’ adcarried the State even if no votes had’ ministration in Florida was not so bad as his enemies have tried to make out, if the following comparison by ‘the Jacksonville ‘Governor David S. Walker turned over to Governor Reed, 1868 the sam of $i 50 in the State ew York Tribune. Union __ers, and_toinsure a fais expression of rial. and judicial powers’ conferred = _. titey have in any casé exceeded the} : authority vested i in them. rience that a lawless class resided ~—among them, who ¥ nothing to. éafry their point in pol—ities. To counteract these law breakthe people’s will, these Boards were created. ‘They have both ministeupon them, and it is: not claimed ‘Phe only ground ,of “abjection, we believe, raised against their proceedings daring their late somes, is that beh = Voteis in Ws * gispated . $145.000 in cash in the Treasury. Governor Walker “turned over to Governor Reed a public” credit on} State bounds equal to fifteen or twenty Governor Stearns ‘turned over to Governor Drew a State Tn 1868 scrip could be bought’ for thirty_ cents. . Independence Gold Mining Co, W Now -it is rarely. less than eighty: In 1868 there was not enough money in the State Tr asury to buy! candles, for school houses, wanted to” Sieur Sones decency. parishes were whipped, shot at-and killed, with a view of intimidating others from voting, and all were. frightened for their *lives by armed bands of mounted men who rode tbe . country at night, marking their course -by ‘whipping, shooting, wounding and bangiug'men for being Republicatis. “Phe houses of colored yeters were entered nights, andthe occupants seared therefrom to the-woods, cr ~~ i 5 So of the disputed States are den0 ve Py one, we think, denies their power to do so under the faw, provided. they had cause. Election Boards in California have judicial powers. as well as ministerial, and no one com: plains when they exercise them. If they. find two ballots folded together, and-come to the conclusion that the man depositing them intended to commit a fraud, they always throw both out, notwithstanding the man who voted them may be legally entitledto vote. Weneverhear any+ thing about the. monstrosity of such proceedings, even ‘from the most rabid Democrats. Yet itis for just sucli a proceeding: the Returning: ced. They are called carpetbaggers and rascals of the’ deepest dye run together. People are led to believe that the members composing these Boards are refugees from the North, and went.South for the purpose of pillage and rascaljty; that they are outlaws and wholly irresponsible persons. and tu —some—cases—dragged— “from their beds and taken to the nearest tree, where they were hanged. Such evidence was given before the Board and ‘they acted on it, and threw ‘out the votes of the parish in which the outrages were conhitted, as they were by law empowered to do. The evidence given, both be fore the Re-’ turning Board, and to the Congreesional Committeé, goes to” establish the fact that such crimes. were committed in the parishes thrown out in Louisiana.__We think“it cheeky in} gers’s’ —und— ‘desperate _advenanyone to find fault with the Board . turers.’ for its action, until this evidence is = Se proven to be falsez” The three disThe Concert. puted States have been regularly counted for Hayes and Wheeler. In doing 80, some votes were thrown. Ww out, and we have given some of the reasons for their being thrown out, We think ita satisfactory showing, and a vindication of the acts of Returning Boards. Reports of Schools, The contrary Is the case. The Florida Returning Board is composed of the following persons: Samuel B. * McLin, Secretary vf State,. Clayton A. Cowgill, Comptroller of State, who Wm. A. Cocke, Attorney General. They are all Southerners, born and raised. Mcl.in is a lawyerof ability, and a man of integrity. Cowgillisa doctor, and Attorney General Cocke is a-learned and able_ jJawyer. The —Board_inLouisianaare_ also men“of . distinction. James Madison Ww ells To the Board of Education of Nevada School District. Gentlemen: We, the Committee appointed by you toexamine the Sev-. enth grade, on Dec. Qist, 1876, report that id our Opinion, the examination was conducted in an impartial manner. The, pupils answered promptly and correctly in a largeanajority of cases, and seemed to understand all that was required of them. The order maintained in the room. was excellent, anddeserving of ses-. — -pecial mention. Ona the whole, we} and Thomas C . Anderson are both Southern born, and of old and respected parentage. The former has twice been the Governor of the State —was a Unien man from the breaking out of the war, and although he suffered the loss of nearly bis whole property, be never faltered in his deyotion to the causc. General Anderson was born in Virginia, but has resided in the parish of Saint Lan-. dry, Louisiana, for forty years. He —-was-educated-as-a lawyer, bat-is the owner of, and carries on several large plantations, and is widely known and highly respected all over the State. Mr. Casnave is a business man of New Orleans, is wealthy and has the _ respect of all who have had relations == _ with him’ during a long business ca‘reef. Mr. Kenner is a young man, =porn-and reared in New Orteans,ana was for some time in charge of the Street Comnissidner’s Bureau. Instead of being refugees and—carpet-baggers; they are all Southern waen who have been honored with public position, and who command the respect of all, except those partisans who tesire to rule or ruip down there. Now we will see what ‘cause these men had for throwi ing out votes, In Florida, tw enty-five counties were canvassed, according to the face of the returns, The other counties . were questioned, but after being canvassed, most of them were counted by unanimous yote of the Board. One county was thrown ont ‘entire, . because no legul steps were taken in ‘preparation for the election and in holding the same, Some were thrown out, because the inspectors _ violated the law, by not completing the canvass without adjoursinent;) end by allowing outsiders to handle -the ballets; aud assist in the-cvunt, and for going to another filace to! finish the count the day. after election. In one case, the inspectors adpeewee last year. It is 400 feetin length, and will permit all the ‘the. creek. were highly pleased with the examination as conducted by the teacher, Miss Phyl Davenport.” '-EmmaS. Harsaway, James CoLury. To the Board of Education of Nevada School District. "Gentlemen: Having been appointed ‘a Committee to attend the examination of the 5th grade of the public schools—Miss Kate Madigan, teacn= er—we would report that we were highly pleased with the quiet-order. which prevailed, and which appear. ed to be havitual in the school—and also with the proficiency of. the pupils in the studies which were reviewed. eents on aw dollar. 5500 — “Governor Stearns turns— = , about nor Drew edit on bonds at 95. common seheols-established in-nearlye every. county, and $30,000 in cash on deposit il the State Treasury to , . the credit of the State Fund. J., PB. and. M. railro:d has never changed hands but to show that its’ proceeds . were consufhed by lawyers’ : fees or eaten up in expenses. State has run the road since June a; and without paying expenses “until November, and reports a net balauce of profits on hand 85f $11,009. is the record of ‘thieving carpet-bag--Prof. Halleck’s Concert -will come off to-morrow, Wednesday evening, Programmes will be “distributed this afternoon. ithout fail. us Advertised. Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal ; for week ending Jan. 220d, 1877. calling fur advertised letters will please give tue date of advertisement, H, H. Hasgrss, P. M. Armer, H. Fedtler, Julius > Breeze, Freddie F, Birchett,, L. M. Berry, James F. 2 Cantine,G. A. 3 Cantine; -Mfs."Mary. 3 CampbeH, Lewis D. Gladding, J. M. Hayes, Carrie MJ” Hicks, Harry Jennings, W. H. Holbrook, Miss F. B. _Linscott, Mrs. Kmma j Mathias, Machardo Gerge . McLean, Lauchlin is trustin Now there are The i The ‘This Persons Delinquent Texpayers. The following is s list of delinquent taxpayers, of Nevada County, as furnished us by J. N. Payne, County Treasurer—_and-Collector. We shall publish them from day to day, by townships, until the list is exhausted. Those who desire to mediately upon that gentleman, at his office in this city;-and:settle. _ . NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Miss Allen, AC Gillispie “Agent, Field, G A Cantlin Agent, Mrs John Berbridgé, R H Blackwood, Samuel Ban, Mrs Wm Biack, F Basquet, L_Charonnat, Daniel Clancy, TH Caswell, Methodist Church, R BR Craig, Harvy Cooper, Cascade Bine-Gravel—aiining Co, S—N‘Stranahan . hue; George -CDavis, —De-T -B-Esery Agent, A ‘Goldsmith, A C Gillispie, A Gavard, A-C Gove and Brother, Henry Hentze estate, P E Hugh‘son, H-H Haskins, Hobart & Lord, H Murchie Agent, Mabuél Ignace, Henry Jacobs, Miss Marie Johnson, Ira. Jewett, Kellogg & Sandve, C Kab r, George its, F H McAllis. ‘Save farther costs. should~call im-. — 8 Lg M Audrade, W. W. Brown, Bouth & {. Agent, H P Davis, Mrs John Dou -mond, J P Ebangh, Floyd Fanar, “Gold Run Mining Co, EL Montgom. " __fc-BRa-1 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ss. A; EDDY, Proprietor. Saturpay,, January 20th, 1877. Cal Clarke, Grass Valley W B Scott, Moor2’s Flat + $id Hunt, do ¥F Cunningham, do 3 Warthmain, do C McClusky, Blooinfield —Wm-_Hoskins, City_ _@ McLe:r, Sweetland Jd C Gilman, City Chas Roussan, You Bet Sunpay, January 21st, 1877. arker, Dutch Flat Melonpeli, Smartsville. JT Leach, Virginia er <@ Hoskins, Smartsville HF Wilkinson , Toledo Ohio O Greeley, Seott’s Flat Chas-Rousson, You Bet Tom iegg, Omega Geo Venyard; You Bet = Wim Hoskins, City i John 1 Jnad; Virginia city. Christon Harrison, Smartsvifle G@ W Ragan, City a B F“HOTEL ARRIVALS. ~Ghion: “Hotel. -Sarurpay, January 20th, 1877. Wm Carter, Grass Valley. C P Loughridge, do =. == L W'knGwiton, City . James Miller, Sierra Valley ~ J B Walker, Grass Valley -Mr-Luchsinger,;; Willow Valley -_J_» Edmonds, Marysville W J Johnson;Saa Francisco G D McLean, Sweetland Leonard Kahl, San Francisco ~Dave Harris, Blue Tent J-W Galitoway, Rusa Creek valli Lepero, Benoa. National Exchange Hotel. as: . Removan/ REMOVAL! ~ Liha’ of DRY GOODS: = “AND REMOVAL We will sell our entire CARPETS FOR THE NEXT TWo = REGARDLESS. OF cost, = -¥acon NAFFZIGE R, Propr fetaz . . gan, Dennis Mannix, E H Moore, Laurence Mullen, DB Merry, Merry & Smith, James Mason, Wm H: andS T Murchie, J A Mattingly, Martin Mitchell, James S Murchie, 0. D, Montelle, Nevada and Grass Valley Wood and Lumber Co, JE Brown Agent, Nebraska and Wait for the Wagon Claim, CH Seymour. M F Peabody, Pettit & Wherry, E V Peck, Albert Ryerson, Wm . Richards, Olive Ragan, Ed Settle Robert Stuart, WG Stiles, Wm SeaHelwig, Solon L Stout, Palmer RW Tully, David Thom Jr, John D Williams, E G Waite, Woodville ‘Mining ©o,'S N Stranahan Agent. “$RIDGEPORR TOWNSHIP. : Allison & Co, Daniel Breen, Ban; ner Co No 1, Banner Co No 2,° Geo Bagley, Thos Bennett, ~Fred Cook, Mrs A Collodi, Chinese Church No 1, Chinese Church No2, A L Crosett, . B F Dunning. UL Casey, Thos Flinn Agt, Wm. Davis, Thos Freeman, Thos Flinn, John Glassett, Gideon H. Groves, James Gilblin, Wim Hatman, Jd C Kemp, J C Leonard, Mrs Margaret Moore, L Marsh, J M Murr, Edward Northup, P. O’Meara, O’Connor & O’Meara, A W O’Vitt, H'H Ray, Sidney Treaner, Richard Twam, Casper Zettel. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Morris, Hi. = Mills, Emma McDonald, “Hannah: 5 Pascoe, Emanuel Prids, ‘Edward Stewart, Kobert Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the.Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. a 1115 Ophir 25 27%. 2165 3005. 2530, Califorttia’ 52°52, Mexican 23 20%,. Best & Belcher 39% 378 34. 7950 Con V irginia 55 533 Imperial 2% 2.46 Respectfully submitted, . 500 Sane an -Mrs. M.N. Svarts, 850 Crown Point 8°4 8%{. Mas. A. P. WEIsENBURGER. 2120 Bullion 1517. se nals eaad _ 820 Belcher 10 1024. = $00 Alpha 21 207. _ American Mine, 790 Savage 944 9°% The American mi b (. 1425 Gould & Curry “14% 4, FE ees yes below Sa¥'. 1520 Yeliow Jacket 14 14%, i. aan, has been a good producer, and 175 Utah 15. has gold enough in it Ls to make 50 Kentuck 8%. the owners regulat ‘:muldoons.’’. 4380 Exchequer 7%, 8. From 1863 to 1872 th 1270 Hale & Noreruss 654-634: “ee o_Compans's. “965 Ghottar-75-70, ooks show that $1,241,240 was taken out. It is one of the best and most economically. worked mines in the cougity. A’ tunnel was commenced about eight -years ago and grounik to be washed through it. There is ground enough to last ten . or fifteen yeats. The mine has the most complete system of underear. ~ rrents-to-be founainthe State, and! but little gold is allowed. to escape, We believe there is over 40of these . goid savers between the mine. and The. owners are Jobn McCoy, J. S. McBride, George. C, Spooner, S.*MyCrall, A. B, Swan, Fa bon “Diekson, “Fasth ~ Bros., and i Be en, and deserve the prosperity. they are c enjoying. Yesterday Aftern0ou’s without fail. distributed this afternoon. bie to See a playt iy hose with, ‘them. = 30 Seg. Belcher 70 71. 110 Contidence.9, Northern Belle 25 2574Leopard 4 334. ._ eNew Coso 444. — Eureka Con. 21 21%. Caledonia 12%, 1244. Julia 544 5%. Silver Hill 1% DS Union Con. 11% ity, The Concert. Prof. Halleck's Concert will comé eff to-morrow, Wednesday evening, . Progranjmes will be = Taw young ladies of Chicago say they dont believe the/ ‘theatres in Htbat-eity are-entirely safe. have. resolved that Uhenaver they o>} will take their own =~ Sale TS -Camniings,_James—Crase; Dewey, Mary Daley, Thos Dalen, Peter Erickson, W F Edwards, E M. Foster, Pat-Grace, RJ Goso, H H Greeley, J V Hoad, Wm Haller & Co, Wm Jones, Grandison Jones, Manuel King, Fred Katz, Wm A Keys, John Keeven, DW Kearney, O S Kipp, Mrs Nancy Lyles, Jobn Longabaugh, D W Leach, B C Linscott. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. A Brauscha, J C Barry, Ira Bean, Crauscha & Henry, Chas. Beach, Commet Gold Mining Co, W W Nichols Agt. Coughlan & Co.,James Clay, C W Dannals, James Daley, Evens & Braucher, George S Farley, Mrs C Harmon, A D Lemain, A A Smith Agt. Lodge No. 4101 O GT, A-A Smith Agt. Mountain Gate Mining Co. H Fowler Agt. Philip Peyran, N B Parayett, Manuel. Philipe, J A Rodgers & Co. Mantel Silver, Starr Mining Co: AC Shaffer; Robert Fayjor, A P Whitesides, Yep Wah Co. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Nicholas Anderson, Butwell & Faller; Wm Boggs, Cole & Dower, M Cannon, Michael Cusey, Canyon Creek Mining Go, EJ. Shipman Agent; Dibble Lodge, Fand A. M, F. M, Dikerhoof, C. P. Gillet, John Hunker & Co, Hong Hi & Co, MB Hoyatt, James McCambridge, W H McKeon, B. Murphy, Marietta Mining Co, ‘JS Waters Agent, Milton Willis Co, F H Staples Agent, John Peeters, Ben Peas, H E Wilkinson, Yee, Sing Co. EUREKA TOWNSHIP, ' Atwater & Knotwell,“Ah Charley, Ah Hop, BF Bell, Samuel Blight, Henry Cochran, George Edwards, John Eagan & Co, W B Howler, Daniel Holland, Liberty Hill Mining Co, ». B Mannix, Dennis Millertck, Moore’s . Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co, S B Hunt Agt,’ Protestant Church, W R Dickerson Trustee, Choiig Quong, Sea Foam Mining Co, Frank Smith, , Yen Sang, Yen Fong.’ LITTLE yoRK TOWNSHIP. : oth Agent, Mrs AOrtes, A F Plummer, + man, WG Stiles & Co, Schwartz & . Smith, Wm Taylor, JS Thompson,} field; S ,Bubring Agt, John Kubl-. “M Enright, San Francisco : Sunpay, January 21st, 1877."WC McGibbons, Wyoming Mine Wm Hoskins, Lou P‘Smith, J C Donnelly, City. ; , Chas A Roussan, You BetM B Dumler, Cascades ; J MeQuesten, You Bet D J McKinney, Oshkosh Sam Novitsky, Grass Valley Con McClusky, Eureka isracl Hartman, Rough & Reaky Wm Droper, Dutch Flat Wm Carter; City —-—— O $ Holbrook, San Francisoo Thos J Osborn, Grass Valley C P_ Loughridge, do W G Morgan, do Ed_Rogers, San Francisco. —__ Henry Hartley, Colfax J F Edmonds, ae = Ae Citizens Bank. seal 1877: ASSETS. Overdrafts. 3. 960 Overdrafts assigned. by ‘Bank of Nevada County. ..5.6% 36,418 Leans and discounts. . 57,174 Real estate, furniture ‘and fix. CUTER. 2n. cer crc ccccccesses=10,500 County warrants..-.+3,018 Due from other Banks.+.--. — 24 R. R. stock, bond and securi“ties cash-Valne. . 2. ee eee es 21,074 Oash.on hand.-.,..,-++. 22,092 * $149,267 ~ LIABILITIES. Ses Capital stock piid up.. $ 50,600 Certificates of deposit—term-. 52,325 Certificates of deposit— depends 10,651 Deposits subject to check. 24,092 Due other Banks ae 79 Profit and Loss 1,603 Surplus fund..-.----++= 10,514 $149 267 of their knowledge and belief. E. M. Preston, Pres’t. Joun Pattison, Sec’y. Leop. Gartue, Notary Public. NEW CIGAR STORE. ete, etc. by Hugh McCauley, BROAD STREET,NEVADA CITY, fered in this City. some of the‘ine brands of Cigars: -WVenus, Unanue Hermandos, The ‘‘MERIDIANAS ESPECIAL” the Pacific Coast. on hand. patronage. high’’ Cigar, give him a call. jan23-3m Statement of the condition of the Citizens Bank, Nevada . City; at the close of busivess. on'the “Oth day of —— State of California, County of Ne vada: E. M. Preston, President, and . John Pattison, Secretary,.of the Cit-. -_. Alonzo Church, FH Doan, J N izrns Bank, being duly—sworn, de-. pose and say that the foregoing statemnent is true and correct, to the best Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19h day of January, 1877, Dealer in Tobacco, ice laa T the old Stand. formerly <oupied Hasjust received one of the Choicest Stocks of CIGARS 4nd TOBACCO ever ofThe following are Figaro,. Justice, James Lick, Belle, fawinB Booth, Meridianas Especial. and “JUSTICE” are the finest BIL CIGARS on Tne Best Brands of TOBACCO always . . Dick Wasson will be in attendance to‘serve ali who may favor him with their When you want a ‘‘way up C, BECKMAN. WEEKS, on ‘AccouNT OF REMOVING, AND THE Goons, WE WILL _. GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF IM. CALL IMMEDIATELY AND PROCURE : BARGAINS) co pee 4G ; 86 t . 00 9 os Borade Tan. 14, 1877. 5 ie iaERSSETS 01 NOTIOF TO CREDITORS. 12 STATE OF GEO. KITTS DECEAS¥D, 00 ‘Notice is hereby given ey the under=— 6g . Signed, Administratrix of “the estate of 4g) Geo. Kitts deceased,to the creditors of, and / o4 . all persons having claims against the ‘wid 5 10 decedent, to exhibit them with the netfee” _ 7g . Saryvouchers, within four months after " the first publication of this notice, to the gaid Administratrix, at her residence »2 Willow Valley, or at thelaw. office of J. M. Walling, attorney, Nevada City, in the covey ot Nevada. 83 12 JANE W. KITTS, MENSE BARGAINS, FOR. CASH ONLY!_ _Administratrix. of Geo. Kitts decessed. J. M:Walling, att’y for Adm inistratrix. Bereta — dan. 13, 1877, = THE OLD ACCOMM ODATION: Nevada and Grass Valley Stage —_ = A nif Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’ciock ALM returning, leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M.;r turning leave } Nevada ( City'at 5 P.M. e city, without -extts charge.a eR eg carried at low rates. the Exchange } Nevada City, or at tels, in Nev: Y, Hotels, Grass Wisconsin or Golden Gate augétf .B.F. aAEn Prop’. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEV ADA CIT CITY, CAL. Gold Dust bought and _sold. Fal? E discounted: made on Gold Dust or bullios for coinage at the Mint.” CHECKS ON SAN FRANCIS Correspondent,. Ewiss Americ San Francisco CHAS: F. ROBINSON. ANNUAL MEETING. SYNDICALE MINING COMAANY fb ha ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of the Syndicate Mining OomT his Store, on BROAD STREET,A posite the Methodist Church, ke?! constantly on hand as fine a stock of : CERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be ot in Nevada city, which will be sold a8 THELOWEST. ‘ive mes eall: . eae, gentlemen called in at, any a th a Dreus left at the National or Union Ho ! Valley, will be promptly attended to é Advances . NICE GRO cuRiES ; WH Duryes, ‘F RKing, Mrs. ¢-}— Kohen, Jobn Lawrence, Mamm pany will be held ‘at the office cf the Company,304 California street, on THURSDAY, February 5, 1877, at } o’clook P. m.,for the election of "Directors to serve for the ensting year, and the transaction of such other business as may ‘Properly come before the meeting. jan23td .A. BAIRD, Secretary. HANLEY’S SALOON, Junction of Comimercial and Main streets, NEVADA crty. to be found in the State. “EWAYS on taud-the BEST Liquors ' B, H. MILLFR’SONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : A SHARE of the e publis ‘patronag® re jes spectfnlly solicited. “ESTRAY 7 ——_ ". One, TO MY saan: nti ae weeks ago, 3 COW, darks Blue Gravel Mining Oo, 5 N Stranai Agent, M Ij Marsh, Chas Pavisic aes If you want a good drink, goto. ' ‘on Rush Creek. four years old. 6m the. with piece off of op toot ear. between ter white cow WHE “and red Ste bet She is 8 neck. Y’S, XK. .COMO GIACOMELLE: jan2l-im ! Nevada City, Jan. 4, Le77oy, Ae te g a ee a £ * emacs oF © dlo rues of) en in] J a4 mo

ip ss neem aie ee ee an Prema ath ics pce APT I A Ghe Daily Transcript a wavaee crrY. cAL. “Tuesday. January 23, 1877. ~ -4 ean tacket at that precinct. Why Thrown Out. No one dispates that votes were, £brown out by the Returning Boards ‘ofthe three disputed Southern States. The law creating such Boards was -enacted-for the express purpose of. empowering such bodies to throw ‘out votes, when, ?n their opinion, ‘there had been force, fraud, intimi“datien or illegal proceedings at-the different —— placesin-those States. The law-abiding people of those States. had learned by expeoo to er. and tote the ballot box unsealed in'a store while eating. In this precinct there were but 76) Ny, . Républican votes returned, when 133 men swore before the Retarning Board that they voted the RepubliThere were_other irregularities for which votes were thrown out by the Board. Some of the votes were Republican . an@ some Democratic. « After—alf tbe blow made about the Florida count, it was.diseovered that. Hayes. been thrown out. ‘So that settles that State. In Louisiane, evidenee ot frand, intimidation. and outrage, were so well established before—the Board. that they could not help. throwing them out, unless they Tribune says: worthy :. Carpet-bag Rule. The subjoined article is from the What is said of Florida is-true also of Louisiana, . and the~converse has-been made most apparent in Texas since earpet-. bag rule gave way %o the ancient Democracy. True instincts, the first Democratic Legislature of Texas: which. oorrvened after the war, inaugutated immediate reform by stealing every cent of the School Fund. The “Governor Stearns’ adcarried the State even if no votes had’ ministration in Florida was not so bad as his enemies have tried to make out, if the following comparison by ‘the Jacksonville ‘Governor David S. Walker turned over to Governor Reed, 1868 the sam of $i 50 in the State ew York Tribune. Union __ers, and_toinsure a fais expression of rial. and judicial powers’ conferred = _. titey have in any casé exceeded the} : authority vested i in them. rience that a lawless class resided ~—among them, who ¥ nothing to. éafry their point in pol—ities. To counteract these law breakthe people’s will, these Boards were created. ‘They have both ministeupon them, and it is: not claimed ‘Phe only ground ,of “abjection, we believe, raised against their proceedings daring their late somes, is that beh = Voteis in Ws * gispated . $145.000 in cash in the Treasury. Governor Walker “turned over to Governor Reed a public” credit on} State bounds equal to fifteen or twenty Governor Stearns ‘turned over to Governor Drew a State Tn 1868 scrip could be bought’ for thirty_ cents. . Independence Gold Mining Co, W Now -it is rarely. less than eighty: In 1868 there was not enough money in the State Tr asury to buy! candles, for school houses, wanted to” Sieur Sones decency. parishes were whipped, shot at-and killed, with a view of intimidating others from voting, and all were. frightened for their *lives by armed bands of mounted men who rode tbe . country at night, marking their course -by ‘whipping, shooting, wounding and bangiug'men for being Republicatis. “Phe houses of colored yeters were entered nights, andthe occupants seared therefrom to the-woods, cr ~~ i 5 So of the disputed States are den0 ve Py one, we think, denies their power to do so under the faw, provided. they had cause. Election Boards in California have judicial powers. as well as ministerial, and no one com: plains when they exercise them. If they. find two ballots folded together, and-come to the conclusion that the man depositing them intended to commit a fraud, they always throw both out, notwithstanding the man who voted them may be legally entitledto vote. Weneverhear any+ thing about the. monstrosity of such proceedings, even ‘from the most rabid Democrats. Yet itis for just sucli a proceeding: the Returning: ced. They are called carpetbaggers and rascals of the’ deepest dye run together. People are led to believe that the members composing these Boards are refugees from the North, and went.South for the purpose of pillage and rascaljty; that they are outlaws and wholly irresponsible persons. and tu —some—cases—dragged— “from their beds and taken to the nearest tree, where they were hanged. Such evidence was given before the Board and ‘they acted on it, and threw ‘out the votes of the parish in which the outrages were conhitted, as they were by law empowered to do. The evidence given, both be fore the Re-’ turning Board, and to the Congreesional Committeé, goes to” establish the fact that such crimes. were committed in the parishes thrown out in Louisiana.__We think“it cheeky in} gers’s’ —und— ‘desperate _advenanyone to find fault with the Board . turers.’ for its action, until this evidence is = Se proven to be falsez” The three disThe Concert. puted States have been regularly counted for Hayes and Wheeler. In doing 80, some votes were thrown. Ww out, and we have given some of the reasons for their being thrown out, We think ita satisfactory showing, and a vindication of the acts of Returning Boards. Reports of Schools, The contrary Is the case. The Florida Returning Board is composed of the following persons: Samuel B. * McLin, Secretary vf State,. Clayton A. Cowgill, Comptroller of State, who Wm. A. Cocke, Attorney General. They are all Southerners, born and raised. Mcl.in is a lawyerof ability, and a man of integrity. Cowgillisa doctor, and Attorney General Cocke is a-learned and able_ jJawyer. The —Board_inLouisianaare_ also men“of . distinction. James Madison Ww ells To the Board of Education of Nevada School District. Gentlemen: We, the Committee appointed by you toexamine the Sev-. enth grade, on Dec. Qist, 1876, report that id our Opinion, the examination was conducted in an impartial manner. The, pupils answered promptly and correctly in a largeanajority of cases, and seemed to understand all that was required of them. The order maintained in the room. was excellent, anddeserving of ses-. — -pecial mention. Ona the whole, we} and Thomas C . Anderson are both Southern born, and of old and respected parentage. The former has twice been the Governor of the State —was a Unien man from the breaking out of the war, and although he suffered the loss of nearly bis whole property, be never faltered in his deyotion to the causc. General Anderson was born in Virginia, but has resided in the parish of Saint Lan-. dry, Louisiana, for forty years. He —-was-educated-as-a lawyer, bat-is the owner of, and carries on several large plantations, and is widely known and highly respected all over the State. Mr. Casnave is a business man of New Orleans, is wealthy and has the _ respect of all who have had relations == _ with him’ during a long business ca‘reef. Mr. Kenner is a young man, =porn-and reared in New Orteans,ana was for some time in charge of the Street Comnissidner’s Bureau. Instead of being refugees and—carpet-baggers; they are all Southern waen who have been honored with public position, and who command the respect of all, except those partisans who tesire to rule or ruip down there. Now we will see what ‘cause these men had for throwi ing out votes, In Florida, tw enty-five counties were canvassed, according to the face of the returns, The other counties . were questioned, but after being canvassed, most of them were counted by unanimous yote of the Board. One county was thrown ont ‘entire, . because no legul steps were taken in ‘preparation for the election and in holding the same, Some were thrown out, because the inspectors _ violated the law, by not completing the canvass without adjoursinent;) end by allowing outsiders to handle -the ballets; aud assist in the-cvunt, and for going to another filace to! finish the count the day. after election. In one case, the inspectors adpeewee last year. It is 400 feetin length, and will permit all the ‘the. creek. were highly pleased with the examination as conducted by the teacher, Miss Phyl Davenport.” '-EmmaS. Harsaway, James CoLury. To the Board of Education of Nevada School District. "Gentlemen: Having been appointed ‘a Committee to attend the examination of the 5th grade of the public schools—Miss Kate Madigan, teacn= er—we would report that we were highly pleased with the quiet-order. which prevailed, and which appear. ed to be havitual in the school—and also with the proficiency of. the pupils in the studies which were reviewed. eents on aw dollar. 5500 — “Governor Stearns turns— = , about nor Drew edit on bonds at 95. common seheols-established in-nearlye every. county, and $30,000 in cash on deposit il the State Treasury to , . the credit of the State Fund. J., PB. and. M. railro:d has never changed hands but to show that its’ proceeds . were consufhed by lawyers’ : fees or eaten up in expenses. State has run the road since June a; and without paying expenses “until November, and reports a net balauce of profits on hand 85f $11,009. is the record of ‘thieving carpet-bag--Prof. Halleck’s Concert -will come off to-morrow, Wednesday evening, Programmes will be “distributed this afternoon. ithout fail. us Advertised. Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal ; for week ending Jan. 220d, 1877. calling fur advertised letters will please give tue date of advertisement, H, H. Hasgrss, P. M. Armer, H. Fedtler, Julius > Breeze, Freddie F, Birchett,, L. M. Berry, James F. 2 Cantine,G. A. 3 Cantine; -Mfs."Mary. 3 CampbeH, Lewis D. Gladding, J. M. Hayes, Carrie MJ” Hicks, Harry Jennings, W. H. Holbrook, Miss F. B. _Linscott, Mrs. Kmma j Mathias, Machardo Gerge . McLean, Lauchlin is trustin Now there are The i The ‘This Persons Delinquent Texpayers. The following is s list of delinquent taxpayers, of Nevada County, as furnished us by J. N. Payne, County Treasurer—_and-Collector. We shall publish them from day to day, by townships, until the list is exhausted. Those who desire to mediately upon that gentleman, at his office in this city;-and:settle. _ . NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Miss Allen, AC Gillispie “Agent, Field, G A Cantlin Agent, Mrs John Berbridgé, R H Blackwood, Samuel Ban, Mrs Wm Biack, F Basquet, L_Charonnat, Daniel Clancy, TH Caswell, Methodist Church, R BR Craig, Harvy Cooper, Cascade Bine-Gravel—aiining Co, S—N‘Stranahan . hue; George -CDavis, —De-T -B-Esery Agent, A ‘Goldsmith, A C Gillispie, A Gavard, A-C Gove and Brother, Henry Hentze estate, P E Hugh‘son, H-H Haskins, Hobart & Lord, H Murchie Agent, Mabuél Ignace, Henry Jacobs, Miss Marie Johnson, Ira. Jewett, Kellogg & Sandve, C Kab r, George its, F H McAllis. ‘Save farther costs. should~call im-. — 8 Lg M Audrade, W. W. Brown, Bouth & {. Agent, H P Davis, Mrs John Dou -mond, J P Ebangh, Floyd Fanar, “Gold Run Mining Co, EL Montgom. " __fc-BRa-1 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ss. A; EDDY, Proprietor. Saturpay,, January 20th, 1877. Cal Clarke, Grass Valley W B Scott, Moor2’s Flat + $id Hunt, do ¥F Cunningham, do 3 Warthmain, do C McClusky, Blooinfield —Wm-_Hoskins, City_ _@ McLe:r, Sweetland Jd C Gilman, City Chas Roussan, You Bet Sunpay, January 21st, 1877. arker, Dutch Flat Melonpeli, Smartsville. JT Leach, Virginia er <@ Hoskins, Smartsville HF Wilkinson , Toledo Ohio O Greeley, Seott’s Flat Chas-Rousson, You Bet Tom iegg, Omega Geo Venyard; You Bet = Wim Hoskins, City i John 1 Jnad; Virginia city. Christon Harrison, Smartsvifle G@ W Ragan, City a B F“HOTEL ARRIVALS. ~Ghion: “Hotel.. -Sarurpay, January 20th, 1877. Wm Carter, Grass Valley. C P Loughridge, do =. == L W'knGwiton, City . James Miller, Sierra Valley ~ J B Walker, Grass Valley -Mr-Luchsinger,;; Willow Valley -_J_» Edmonds, Marysville W J Johnson;Saa Francisco G D McLean, Sweetland Leonard Kahl, San Francisco ~Dave Harris, Blue Tent J-W Galitoway, Rusa Creek valli Lepero, Benoa.. National Exchange Hotel. as: . Removan/ REMOVAL! ~ Liha’ of DRY GOODS: = “AND REMOVAL We will sell our entire CARPETS FOR THE NEXT TWo = REGARDLESS. OF cost, = -¥acon NAFFZIGE R, Propr fetaz . . gan, Dennis Mannix, E H Moore, Laurence Mullen, DB Merry, Merry & Smith, James Mason, Wm H: andS T Murchie, J A Mattingly, Martin Mitchell, James S Murchie, 0. D, Montelle, Nevada and Grass Valley Wood and Lumber Co, JE

Brown Agent, Nebraska and Wait for the Wagon Claim, CH Seymour. M F Peabody, Pettit & Wherry, E V Peck, Albert Ryerson, Wm . Richards, Olive Ragan, Ed Settle Robert Stuart, WG Stiles, Wm SeaHelwig, Solon L Stout, Palmer RW Tully, David Thom Jr, John D Williams, E G Waite, Woodville ‘Mining ©o,'S N Stranahan Agent. “$RIDGEPORR TOWNSHIP. : Allison & Co, Daniel Breen, Ban; ner Co No 1, Banner Co No 2,° Geo Bagley, Thos Bennett, ~Fred Cook, Mrs A Collodi, Chinese Church No 1, Chinese Church No2, A L Crosett, . B F Dunning. UL Casey, Thos Flinn Agt, Wm. Davis, Thos Freeman, Thos Flinn, John Glassett, Gideon H. Groves, James Gilblin, Wim Hatman, Jd C Kemp, J C Leonard, Mrs Margaret Moore, L Marsh, J M Murr, Edward Northup, P. O’Meara, O’Connor & O’Meara, A W O’Vitt, H'H Ray, Sidney Treaner, Richard Twam, Casper Zettel. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. Morris, Hi. = Mills, Emma McDonald, “Hannah: 5 Pascoe, Emanuel Prids, ‘Edward Stewart, Kobert Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the.Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. a 1115 Ophir 25 27%. 2165 3005. 2530, Califorttia’ 52°52, Mexican 23 20%,. Best & Belcher 39% 378 34. 7950 Con V irginia 55 533 Imperial 2% 2.46 Respectfully submitted, . 500 Sane an -Mrs. M.N. Svarts, 850 Crown Point 8°4 8%{. Mas. A. P. WEIsENBURGER. 2120 Bullion 1517. se nals eaad _ 820 Belcher 10 1024. = $00 Alpha 21 207. _ American Mine, 790 Savage 944 9°% The American mi b (. 1425 Gould & Curry “14% 4, FE ees yes below Sa¥'. 1520 Yeliow Jacket 14 14%, i. aan, has been a good producer, and 175 Utah 15. has gold enough in it Ls to make 50 Kentuck 8%. the owners regulat ‘:muldoons.’’. 4380 Exchequer 7%, 8. From 1863 to 1872 th 1270 Hale & Noreruss 654-634: “ee o_Compans's. “965 Ghottar-75-70, ooks show that $1,241,240 was taken out. It is one of the best and most economically. worked mines in the cougity. A’ tunnel was commenced about eight -years ago and grounik to be washed through it. There is ground enough to last ten . or fifteen yeats. The mine has the most complete system of underear. ~ rrents-to-be founainthe State, and! but little gold is allowed. to escape, We believe there is over 40of these . goid savers between the mine. and The. owners are Jobn McCoy, J. S. McBride, George. C, Spooner, S.*MyCrall, A. B, Swan, Fa bon “Diekson, “Fasth ~ Bros., and i Be en, and deserve the prosperity. they are c enjoying. Yesterday Aftern0ou’s without fail. distributed this afternoon. bie to See a playt iy hose with, ‘them. = 30 Seg. Belcher 70 71. 110 Contidence.9, Northern Belle 25 2574Leopard 4 334. ._ eNew Coso 444. — Eureka Con. 21 21%. Caledonia 12%, 1244. Julia 544 5%. Silver Hill 1% DS Union Con. 11% ity, The Concert. Prof. Halleck's Concert will comé eff to-morrow, Wednesday evening, . Progranjmes will be = Taw young ladies of Chicago say they dont believe the/ ‘theatres in Htbat-eity are-entirely safe. have. resolved that Uhenaver they o>} will take their own =~ Sale TS -Camniings,_James—Crase; Dewey, Mary Daley, Thos Dalen, Peter Erickson, W F Edwards, E M. Foster, Pat-Grace, RJ Goso, H H Greeley, J V Hoad, Wm Haller & Co, Wm Jones, Grandison Jones, Manuel King, Fred Katz, Wm A Keys, John Keeven, DW Kearney, O S Kipp, Mrs Nancy Lyles, Jobn Longabaugh, D W Leach, B C Linscott. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. A Brauscha, J C Barry, Ira Bean, Crauscha & Henry, Chas. Beach, Commet Gold Mining Co, W W Nichols Agt. Coughlan & Co.,James Clay, C W Dannals, James Daley, Evens & Braucher, George S Farley, Mrs C Harmon, A D Lemain, A A Smith Agt. Lodge No. 4101 O GT, A-A Smith Agt. Mountain Gate Mining Co. H Fowler Agt. Philip Peyran, N B Parayett, Manuel. Philipe, J A Rodgers & Co. Mantel Silver, Starr Mining Co: AC Shaffer; Robert Fayjor, A P Whitesides, Yep Wah Co. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Nicholas Anderson, Butwell & Faller; Wm Boggs, Cole & Dower, M Cannon, Michael Cusey, Canyon Creek Mining Go, EJ. Shipman Agent; Dibble Lodge, Fand A. M, F. M, Dikerhoof, C. P. Gillet, John Hunker & Co, Hong Hi & Co, MB Hoyatt, James McCambridge, W H McKeon, B. Murphy, Marietta Mining Co, ‘JS Waters Agent, Milton Willis Co, F H Staples Agent, John Peeters, Ben Peas, H E Wilkinson, Yee, Sing Co. EUREKA TOWNSHIP, ' Atwater & Knotwell,“Ah Charley, Ah Hop, BF Bell, Samuel Blight, Henry Cochran, George Edwards, John Eagan & Co, W B Howler, Daniel Holland, Liberty Hill Mining Co, ». B Mannix, Dennis Millertck, Moore’s . Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co, S B Hunt Agt,’ Protestant Church, W R Dickerson Trustee, Choiig Quong, Sea Foam Mining Co, Frank Smith, , Yen Sang, Yen Fong.’ LITTLE yoRK TOWNSHIP. : oth Agent, Mrs AOrtes, A F Plummer, + man, WG Stiles & Co, Schwartz & . Smith, Wm Taylor, JS Thompson,} field; S ,Bubring Agt, John Kubl-. “M Enright, San Francisco : Sunpay, January 21st, 1877."WC McGibbons, Wyoming Mine Wm Hoskins, Lou P‘Smith, J C Donnelly, City. ; , Chas A Roussan, You BetM B Dumler, Cascades ; J MeQuesten, You Bet D J McKinney, Oshkosh Sam Novitsky, Grass Valley Con McClusky, Eureka isracl Hartman, Rough & Reaky Wm Droper, Dutch Flat Wm Carter; City —-—— O $ Holbrook, San Francisoo Thos J Osborn, Grass Valley C P_ Loughridge, do W G Morgan, do Ed_Rogers, San Francisco. —__ Henry Hartley, Colfax J F Edmonds, ae = Ae Citizens Bank. seal 1877: ASSETS. Overdrafts. 3. 960 Overdrafts assigned. by ‘Bank of Nevada County. ....5.6% 36,418 Leans and discounts. . 57,174 Real estate, furniture ‘and fix. CUTER. 2n. cer crc ccccccesses=10,500 County warrants...-..+3,018 Due from other Banks..+.--. — 24 R. R. stock, bond and securi“ties cash-Valne. .. 2. ee eee es 21,074 Oash.on hand..-.,...,-++. 22,092 * $149,267 ~ LIABILITIES. Ses Capital stock piid up.... $ 50,600 Certificates of deposit—term-. 52,325 Certificates of deposit— depends 10,651 Deposits subject to check. 24,092 Due other Banks ae 79 Profit and Loss 1,603 Surplus fund...-.----++= 10,514 $149 267 of their knowledge and belief. E. M. Preston, Pres’t. Joun Pattison, Sec’y. Leop. Gartue, Notary Public. NEW CIGAR STORE. ete, etc. by Hugh McCauley, BROAD STREET,NEVADA CITY, fered in this City. some of the‘ine brands of Cigars: -WVenus, Unanue Hermandos, The ‘‘MERIDIANAS ESPECIAL” the Pacific Coast. on hand. patronage. high’’ Cigar, give him a call. jan23-3m Statement of the condition of the Citizens Bank, Nevada . City; at the close of busivess. on'the “Oth day of —— State of California, County of Ne vada: E. M. Preston, President, and . John Pattison, Secretary,.of the Cit-. -_. Alonzo Church, FH Doan, J N izrns Bank, being duly—sworn, de-. pose and say that the foregoing statemnent is true and correct, to the best Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19h day of January, 1877, Dealer in Tobacco, ice laa T the old Stand. formerly <oupied Hasjust received one of the Choicest Stocks of CIGARS 4nd TOBACCO ever ofThe following are Figaro,. Justice, James Lick, Belle, fawinB Booth, Meridianas Especial. and “JUSTICE” are the finest BIL CIGARS on Tne Best Brands of TOBACCO always . . Dick Wasson will be in attendance to‘serve ali who may favor him with their When you want a ‘‘way up C, BECKMAN. WEEKS, on ‘AccouNT OF REMOVING, AND THE Goons, WE WILL _. GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF IM. CALL IMMEDIATELY AND PROCURE : BARGAINS) co pee 4G ; 86 t . 00 9 os Borade Tan. 14, 1877. 5 ie iaERSSETS 01 NOTIOF TO CREDITORS. 12 STATE OF GEO. KITTS DECEAS¥D, 00 ‘Notice is hereby given ey the under=— 6g . Signed, Administratrix of “the estate of 4g) Geo. Kitts deceased,to the creditors of, and / o4 . all persons having claims against the ‘wid 5 10 decedent, to exhibit them with the netfee” _ 7g . Saryvouchers, within four months after " the first publication of this notice, to the gaid Administratrix, at her residence »2 Willow Valley, or at thelaw. office of J. M. Walling, attorney, Nevada City, in the covey ot Nevada. 83 12 JANE W. KITTS, MENSE BARGAINS, FOR. CASH ONLY!_ _Administratrix. of Geo. Kitts decessed. J. M:Walling, att’y for Adm inistratrix. Bereta — dan. 13, 1877, = THE OLD ACCOMM ODATION: Nevada and Grass Valley Stage —_ = A nif Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’ciock ALM returning, leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M.;r turning leave } Nevada ( City'at 5 P.M. e city, without -extts charge.a eR eg carried at low rates. the Exchange } Nevada City, or at tels, in Nev: Y, Hotels, Grass Wisconsin or Golden Gate augétf .B.F. aAEn Prop’. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEV ADA CIT CITY, CAL. Gold Dust bought and _sold. Fal? E discounted: made on Gold Dust or bullios for coinage at the Mint.” CHECKS ON SAN FRANCIS Correspondent,. Ewiss Americ San Francisco CHAS: F. ROBINSON. ANNUAL MEETING. SYNDICALE MINING COMAANY fb ha ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of the Syndicate Mining OomT his Store, on BROAD STREET,A posite the Methodist Church, ke?! constantly on hand as fine a stock of : CERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be ot in Nevada city, which will be sold a8 THELOWEST. ‘ive mes eall: . eae, gentlemen called in at, any a th a Dreus left at the National or Union Ho ! Valley, will be promptly attended to é Advances .. NICE GRO cuRiES ; WH Duryes, ‘F RKing, Mrs. ¢-}— Kohen, Jobn Lawrence, Mamm pany will be held ‘at the office cf the Company,304 California street, on THURSDAY, February 5, 1877, at } o’clook P. m.,for the election of "Directors to serve for the ensting year, and the transaction of such other business as may ‘Properly come before the meeting. jan23td .A. BAIRD, Secretary. HANLEY’S SALOON, Junction of Comimercial and Main streets, NEVADA crty. to be found in the State. “EWAYS on taud-the BEST Liquors ' B, H. MILLFR’SONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : A SHARE of the e publis ‘patronag® re jes spectfnlly solicited. “ESTRAY 7 ——_ ". One, TO MY saan: nti ae weeks ago, 3 COW, darks Blue Gravel Mining Oo, 5 N Stranai Agent, M Ij Marsh, Chas Pavisic aes If you want a good drink, goto. ' ‘on Rush Creek. four years old. 6m the. with piece off of op toot ear. between ter white cow WHE “and red Ste bet She is 8 neck. Y’S, XK. .COMO GIACOMELLE: jan2l-im ! Nevada City, Jan. 4, Le77oy, Ae te g a ee a £ * emacs oF © dlo rues of) en in] J a4 mo