January 28, 1874 (4 pages)

BGs ___the Grass Valley Union terms it, _-with pearls. _While-there; we con—* Mr. Reuben Léeth, the latter gentleRoe The Daily Transcript! NEVADA CITY, CAL. a City, County and U. 8 -Gaieial ise PRESS. a ‘Wednesday, Jan. 28th, 1874. . Whe “Metrepeli .” Yesterday we made a short visit to the ‘‘metropolis’’ of this connty, as ‘where the streetsare paved with “gold,though we saw uo gates set versed with a great many persons on the subject of constructing a railroad fron Nevada, to connect with. the yreat Central Pacific at some point most convenient to our city,-having yeferene to the cheapness of construction. We found a. diversity of opinion: prevailing; some_ advocated a road_to Colfax,-~dthers a road to ‘ Auburn, and a few a rood to Wheatland. A large majority of those with whcm we conversed favored a road . ‘to Colfax, and among this number . were the editor of the Union and . nan being enthusiastic in favor of the construction of ths road to.Colfix. Mr. Leech has given a great deal of thought to the. subject, and is prepared to furnish the committee: recently appointed to take the matter into consideration, with a full statement of the cost of every mile ‘of the road-on the Colfax route, the “Orten-of hav¥ing-andaciously stated graph Company —has The Telegraph Company. . The 26th, contains a long article, in which the writer shows up Mr. Orton of the Westerh Unien Telegraph Co. in an unenviable ,light. It accuses Mr, a falsehood to the Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads. It not only accuses Mr. Orton, of tell-inga lie, but it proves his guilt beyond a doubt. : Mr. Orton stated to the commitee, that there is no combination between the Associated Press-and the WestSan Francisco Post of the . From An Occasional Correspona< ent. N. San Ivan, Jan. 27th, 1874. ‘ekd, Transcript: On Thursday eve. ning, 22d inst., the degree of Rebecca was conferred on three sisters of the Order of I. 0. 0. F., at the was pretty well filled with members of the Order, including twenty-six’ ladies. This society is fast increasing, having a membership of forty ledies. It was truly edifying to behold sO many happy faces, each face the index to a generous heatt filled with ern Union elegranh _ Company. . ble purposes, intent on carrying The Post says Orton _telda falsehood when he made the statement and the . Post Proves it, = _In closing the artiele the Post says: ‘It may be that since another Titte-has_been ‘stretched across the continent;the Western Union Telesomewhat amerided its practice, but these things show that it is a conscienceles monopoly, which discriminates in favor of one set of cnstomers. and against another; and that whenever it gets the opportunity, it will indulge in this outrageous discriminaion. of an unseen power. -out.the pregepts and teachings ofthe: . The good which emanates from Gdd Fellowship is visible everywhere; the blessings it confers is—wafted te us glorious work: guided by the finger Immediately after the ceremonies at the hall wére ended, those~ofthe’ members who wished to dance, together with a large number of invited guests who were waiting to join them, proceeded to the theatre where good rausic awaited them, and where they tripped. the Fares and Kreights. If the Legislature of this State has . the power-to* fix. the rates of fares) and freights for railroads, why has it not the same power to fix the rates~ of fares and freights for stexrmboat . monopolies, telegrap' menopolies, stage -coach monopolies, express carriers and all _other_monopolies pie ads et ee nay a ae e aes 6 as . é Fj ‘i mee sf ? a 7 om aif R 3 aA ri baa ey iia e ay oe ‘ mR Se! or eiies reas ____ freight per tou, for-say 10 or 15 ; ‘bs tn Milne Caltex enti oad or any other in this State. \y “sed for the track the whole work “ger fare from Nevada or Grass Valley . ~~ men who: he thought. would take number of bridges and enlverts necessary to construct and their approximate cost,the length of miles of road _to reach Colfax, the cost_of grading, the number of ties, cost of lumber, . iron, ete. Heis of opinion that it will require$200,000. to construct. a narrow gauge road and_fnrnish the rolling stock, though if no iron is can be accomplisbed for $150,000. Mr. Leech thiwtks there will be no difficulty in raising the amount of money necessary, if capitalists can be assured of 15 cents per mile for years, and a fair price for conveying . passengers. He thtnks four—eents . per mile entirely too low, and we be reached from Nevada City in 19 miles, and that the price of passento Colfax should be at least $2 for the first five years, and $1 50 thereafter, uiitil the road paid a dividend ‘of 10 per cent. to the stockholders. Mr. Leech intimated,that if he could be assured of a tariff of 15 cents per mile, per ton, for freight, and ten cents per mile for passengers, ‘for the the period cf fifteen years, he would undertake to raise the capital for the construction of the road and encgaced in the earrving trade? Wao engaced in the-earrying trade? We bélieve the Legislature has the right to fix the rates of fares and freights for railroad companies that operate in this State; and we also believe they possess the same~ right ty fix the ratas of fares and freights for steamboat corporations and the telegraph companies; and we hope they will do it.-Alaw sheuld he passed at once, making—it_a—misde~ meanor for any telegraph. company, or its operator, or agent, to charge more than 20 cents for 20 words for sending a message over its lines,from one partof the Stute to any other} partof the State, Letsuch alawheon-}. — acted, and a blow will be ss a at & worse monopoly than is the railpo eee The Effects of the Tarift. An exchange says: “It is a fact “light fantastic toe’ gntil H-o'clock, when.supper was announced,. The waltzes, and all marchéd fo the spacious dining room of ‘the National, where preparations were made for one bundred guests, who did ample justice to the good things set before them, What. greatly enhanced the pleasure of the evening was the fact of its being the anniversary of the birthday of the proprietor, who gen-" erously regaled his guests with choice ven aman iene eae champagne, and those of the company who were Good Templars with . a milder beverage. After supper the cofaphrly returned to'the theatre and danced until the ‘wee sma hours,’’ when all went home delighted with the entertainment, ~The -wholo affair ‘Was well conducted, and credit ts due the managers for their kind consideration of every guest. Wishing for many returns of so social and pleasant an evening, I remain . Yours Respectfully, ———— — ee The Size of Countries. The Red sea would reach from . Washington to” Colorado, ‘and it if three times as wide as Lake Ontario ‘that, although the tariff upon tea end coffee has been abolished, there has-been no fall In the retuil price of those ‘articles. If speculators only have benefited by the change, “the tariff had better be reimposed, as the country needs all the revenue it can get, at this time. The duty never should have been abolished, and the sooner it is restored the better it will be.”’ The’ duty on tea_and coffee “buildit himself. Ze The editor of the Union is equally as-enthusiastic in favor of the road, and will do-allhecan to further theproject, Col. \ Watt, ~ Major Dibble, Gen, Delano, and‘dther capitalists of the ‘‘metropolis’’ are willing to lend a helping haiid. Mr. Dibble the opinion that more than one half the money required for the construction of the road, can be raised at Grass Valley. He named to us five $100,000 of the stock,and said many more would take smaller amounts. From all we saw and heard at the ‘‘metropolis,”’ we are inclined to bélieve her citizens are desirous to assist us in the construction of a railroad from: Nevada via Grass Valley wo . We too,say, restere the tariff upon tea-thd coffee. to Colfax, Auburn or Wheatland. ef A Joyful Time, ~~ a __' We publish in to day’g’paper, tlie proceedings had at-North San Juan recently on cowferring the degree of ; three of the sisters of the kO. O. It appears mine oat of the “National” Hotel at that place regaled the brotherhood and sisterhood en that occasion with a glorious supper and lots of champagne. We kaow it was well done fot we have ourself often enjoyed a ‘feast of reason’ *at his table. If any man in the mountain portion of this State understands how to please the appetite aad make his guests feel happy on an occasion like the one we have spoken of, itis A. J. Putnam of the National at North SanOn the 24th instant Mr. O’Connor presented in the Senate a peti___ tion signed numeroasly by the citi-. zens of Grass Valley praying for the _. thien $2,000 will be paid to the party allowed to come free, the price of the particle, Which was called the “poor man’s luxury,”’ dueed.— Tea ahd coffee have cme to our ports since the first day .of. July last, free of duty, and yet to-day the poor man has: to pay as much, or more, for these luxaries:’ as he did prior to that date. It seems the only . ‘eration are the importers. The revenue heretofore derived from the tariff of tea and coffee amounted toseveral millions—of—dollars per~annum. All that amount now goes into the ets of the _importers,.and the‘consumers of tea and coffee, arénot benefited whit. money ' Rewarp ror Vasquaz.—On Saturday. the Governor issued a proclamation offering a reward for Vasquez. It recites that wh raas on the 26th of committed near Hollister by Tiburcio Vasquez and the gang by which he is surrounded, and althongh a large reward has been offered, he has continued, with his men, to commit crime and depredations in this State, for the arrest Of Tiburcio Vasquez, payable on the delivery of the highwaywan alive to the Sheriff of Monterey county, If during an attempt. to arrest him he makes such resistance as to endanger the persons or lives of those arresting him, and in consequence thereof he--is kulled thateity, would be greatly re-. parties that are benefited by the op. August, 1873, several murders were . . therefore he offersa reward of $3,000 . Madagascar is as large, as New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and North Carolina all put together. — Palestine is onéfoarth the size of New York. Hindostan is more than a hundred times as large as Palestine. Great Britain is two-thirds the -size of Japan, one-twelth the size of Hin. dostan, one-twentieth of China, and one twenty-fifth of the United{States., Greece is about the size of Vermont, The English-channel is nearly as ane as Lake Superior, ; Huron is as large as the sea The ~trreit—Desert—of Africa has nearly the present dimensions of the United States, The Caspian sea would. streteh from New York to* St. Augustine, gud is as wide as from ‘New York to Rochester, : The following bodies of water are nearly equal in size: German ocean, Blackaea, Yellow sea, Hadson's Bay ‘Persian Gulf, and Agean sea, about half as large, and somewhat larger than Lake Superior. ° The Mediterranean, if placed across North America; would make sea navigation from San Diego to Baltimore. The Gulf of: Mexico is about ten times the size of Lake Superior, and about as large as the sea of Kamtschatka, Bay of Bengal, China sea, Ok“hotsk sea or Japan sen. Lake Onta-rio would go into either of them more than fifty times. _ Great Britain and Ireland are not as large as Iowa and -Nebraska. They are less than New York, Pennsylvaniaand Ohio. . Rell of Hener. The following names are placed school, fer the month ending Jan. Odd Fellows hall at-this place, whiéh . Order tothe best—of-their-ability: . $4 . Lot 14 in Block 86. town-of-Grass Valley on the winds of Heaven from-northy south, east and west, _'Pheire—is-a. -Vatler band struck up-one of its exquisite . is rather larger; the Baltic, Brinn about as large asNew. Mexico, bat on the roll of honor in the Grammar Twenty-seven .veasels have left Portland, Oregon,~ since the ice . blockade; seventeen of which were for Europe, i} ee onl . i —_—_—_—__—__—— SS DELINQUENT TAX LIST. Conclided From Fourth Page. taxes ahd costs On personal property $7 79. : No 2588 Hastings Johp, Empire,St Boston Ravine, ~ Lot onthe 8 side of Empire St, Grass Valley (Boston Ravine) bounded on the E bythe Colfxx road and W by Drickyard and improve-" ments on the sames ‘Taxes and costs No 2595. , Hoeking Thos, Scadden. Flat. Lot on Scadden Flat bounded on i the W by the lotof Beden andimproevements on the same. Taxes wnd~eosts, No 2598 Hamilton Wm, Grass Valley. and improvements othe same, Taxes and costs $26.44, ; _ No-2691 Hughes Mrs: Mary, Grass Valley. Lot £in Block 15 town of Grass y i ements onthe same. ‘Taxes and costs $4. ; : No 2603 Hansen -P N, H Hansen agt, = ENorth by lot of Murpky and = seals oa same, ‘l'axes and costs $11 #7. Ravine. Loton the E side of Mill st, Poston Ravine, bounded @n the south by lot of Behrisch; and: improvements on the samie. Tax¢s and costs $6 49. -No 2027’ Rush Ino R, Boston ie. PH Ford agt. Lot on BE. side of Wolf ereek, Boston Ravine, ded on the ‘No 2928 Robinson W_f, Howard Hil, Lot on Howard Hill bonhded on south, by lot of Williams, and improvement onsame, ‘Taxes and costs $3 50, i No 2948 Robinson Mrs B K, Gras Vallev. Lot 14 inf block 43, Gress Yalley, and improvements on same. Taxes and costs ircluding taxes and costs on personal property 522 95. No 2980 Roberts E W, Grass Valley.Lot 8 in block 29 town of Grass Valley and imyroyvements.on the same. Lots ji block 38 town of Grass Valley. s 4 in block ‘1 town of Grass Valley. Lot . 3-in-block 3 town _of: Grass, Valley. €laim to_and possession “of a tract of Hand situated on the W side of the Nevada and Grass Valley toll road, bound-ec-on the N by the lant of Rich’d Noel, ‘S by the corporation line of the town of Grass Valleyand W by the Jand of Tenben-Thomas and improvements on thé.same. Claim_to_lot on’ W side of Nevada and Grass Vallcy toll —road bounded on the Nand W by the propBuena Vista (Hear-River Dist) Tract of land viz: Being a portion,of See 5 T'p on the same, acres. Also a tract -of land viz: A portion of (See 5) Tp1lTN ROE. . Taxes 15 N RYE, 120 acres and improvements . end Heady township—known sa the Baz Also a tract of land viz: A portion of Sec 5 Tp 17N 9 E, 40°; erty’of thé Coe Mining. Co. Claim to mining ground on Bupker Hill, Kough exac mining claim. Water right and ditch conducting water from Prinrose Vallev House to Bunker Hill, Rough & Realy township: ‘Tract of land vis:~E personal eae ed $25 05. No 2611 John Bright Mining Co.-Colfax road, M C Taylor and Martin Ford. Claim to and pessession of wquartz lode on the Colfax road 243 miles IE of Grass Valley. Taxes and-costs 34.50. z Nett St) Grass Valley. edonthe E by the lotof Thos Loughney “andimprovements on the-same, faxes and costs $4 50. * No 2632 James John, Grass Valley. N half of lot 1 im block 2 town.of Grass Taxes and costs S499, ae No 2639 Jones John G, Coleman road. Giaim to and. possession of a tract. of land and quartz lode situated. on the east side of: the Coleman toll road 2 and costs Inclading taxes and costs on . No 2621 Jansen A‘S, Auburn St ¢Ben-'. Lot on the § . side of Bennett t, Grass Valley bonnd. Valley and improvements on the same, . Sof S W % Sec 23 TpAitn 8 E,. 70 acres, . 'fp.16-NR-9 E, 160 acres. “Claim te . tract off land viz: N E.% Sec 28 Tp 16 INO 160-acres’. Taxes and costs ineluding taxcs_and costs On personal . property 577-338. ; ; g No 3008 Stuart John W, Ophir Hill. Loton Ophir Hill bounded N and 8 by vacant land and improvements -on the sume. ‘Taxes and costs including taxes dnd costs cn persoual property S629. No 3023: Stead Wm, Sam‘l Granger agt, Grars Valley. Lot 14 cr Bhock -1 ; Lown of Grass Valley ahd improvements on the same, Taxes and custs $4. ho 3039 Stephenson Mrs E-M. Lot 15 in block 5 town of Grass Valley and improvements on the same. ‘Taxes and costs S16 47. No 3040 Smith W A, Grass Valley. reek, commencing atcreek on said creek and extending up same to a point 2500 feet above the old dam of Lewia and De Golia, and imae e, Taxes’ snd: costs EL Pawn wie _E, Lime Kiln. vem: consis of h bacon CF Rama ei the Globe ranch, bounded south by land of J Ragsdale arid west by Wolf creek, the bidder who will take the least duantity of the land, or ip case an undivided interest is assessed, the ec poe pete of the said interest,: ad pay the taxes and costs i pa ey two dollars to the a es door, idee County of N to Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock, F.6t. Tract-of land viz: SE t See 28-for the duplicate certificate of ssle. . BAND! —~> sic for — Balls, Parties,Sociables, fe, On short notice.Al-erders-tett at KG TLE & JKWELL'S will be promptly wae = 4 ; . RE now preparedto:.furnigh good laa. ded to, dievada, Jan. 4th, 4874. oi “Special Notice, OTICE is hereby given to ail i LR XS” ROBINSON. that their ace have been placed in, the-hands ere GRAY for collection and that ‘prompt pe : ment must ba made by those who: Woah Baye Costs te 66: wii : A. rr. ROBINSON, tviving partner of Lancaster & Robizeon Nevada City, Jan. 1st; 187i, _—_D. B. MERRY; ~~ A. E. McGIraoR. U.S. Deputy and sate Chief Deputy Cuunty surveyor: + Surveyor, City & ‘ } ; County-of San MERRY -& McGREGOR, CC IV 1L “AND _ MINING ENGINEERS / LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTY. MEN. NEVADA CITY, K_Uflice at the COURT HOUSE, Oras . left atthe Daily Union Office; = Grass Valle {Will meet with prowpt attention, ay) ih inten National Exchange Bath Rooms AND BARBER SHOP. BROAD STREET.:.. NEVADA CITY, KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, _ indebted to the inte tirm of Lance The co ‘our peopl “day of Tas eter stood heard a gi dents of t -_ ¢oldest we this eity.’ taken _ “that in-de ~ the Demo stood at.o _2er0, ANC ~Whartenb of this -c thermome since 1851 on the 2 “the merct above ze ofticial,-it void snap after: all, t lived here had: durit couvinein, memory ¢ not any b In con: length of which ap) 4 killing him. Only one of said re-. 23: Mary Nolen, Misnie Irish, . being in sec 9, én, range Se. Taxes . 4M. Of said Sist : a . +. . Jobn ‘ e -Grey; . es and cosis on . Commencing head of the list wards will be paid. If Vanquez be Kidd, —_ Heltrecks oh i Ni pomcael property eae and continuing alpasbetically -or in necessarly killed $2,000 will be paid, Charley McGibbons, Leroy Johnson, . Claim ‘to feo saacbrore vn on cr . numerical ‘order of lots blocks . ae ——++-+ ~ . Ida Allen, Louisa Schneider, Mary . bounded on the bby land of 7 mae Band this ‘28th day of . , . Utah has shipped in the past year Surieds Haak Chesnut, Lawrence Lopez ay of Mosk, and . anuary, A, D,, Ye as 16,000,000 pounds of crude bullion . Mullen, Clinton Beightol, _ Niles taxes and costs ee a J and 25,000,000 pounds of ore. [resins ee sored Co BEI pe eae RE Novia Comnty, ( # Z Fa rs . = 2 ee 5 te ae ae a miles south from Grass Valley, bounded . = wi Ke 24 — pfs date cbetheatie pal south by land of Wim Watt and Bro.and . 0f Grass Valley and improveme . G7 OULD respectfully in ee north by land of Nicholas—Hall,~ being. tho same, . ‘Laxes.and costs $16 arr AY ple of in erties Sant os ie ofoar Teg in sec 34" p t6a, Tange $6, 160-acres . Ro 30474 Ram Wo; Grass: ¥a = have become proprietors of the above well. h ] above quartz lode is known as the Bluc . improvements on the same, Taxes and . fitted it up in a-style second to no ehop in pared for Lead Quartz Mining Co, John G Jones . Costs including taxes and_costs~om Per. the State, are now prepared to give the very a 2 £ Co. Taxes and Gate $13 W300 sonab property S235 best satisfaction-to aH who may--pleaa toe Of OUT pa No 2646 Kress Geo, Buetge Vista. . No 8056 Skelton William, Union Hill . vor them with their patronage. tle-while, Tract of land vizs e ‘4 sec 16, Tp 15 n,. road. Claim to lot on side of the . HOT AND COLD BATHS at-all hongs. “AN aie range 9 e, 160-acres and improvements . read leading from Grass_ Valley to Un. HAIR-CUTTING done fn the latest style. bub on same., Taxes and costs. including . 10" Hill, bounded W by lot of Cooper . ey Fora good, clean Shave call at the tiaminet taxes and costs on personal property be by ot Nl Sian ho car gine National Excbange Barber Shop. their nam $1498. : Sengeh fe va a Sake8 ONG Coats! DR. JENNINGS’ R DUCT feb a 5 No ast, Kimsey. Win 2 All's Fat. en ee eee ae on hand and “agate stanierrais advertised laim to lot on south side of road, Hill's} \. 40 6009 © » Line Ruin, Lo : f roperty ¢ Flat, bounded on the east by lot of Tresituated on the road leading from MceFro — Entrance for Baths throngh the Ss oe bilcock and improvements on the game. . Courtney road to Lime Kiln being on . “ KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, Taxes and costs including taxes and . J M Smith's ranch and i vements . } Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1874. a costs on personal Soperiy. 9 48, nee on oa ean Taxes and eet inchidFee ws We lear AN ONRRR VRE te 2660-Koighse-of Molin, Grase-Val-[ine taxes and coasts on personal proper: . e AR DEN SRE . AN ODSRRVER, ley. Chas Bever, agent.Clai ‘min. ty $7 40. : i er GARDEN SEED,” has been ing ground-and quartz lode 1-2 mile N . _ No 3066 Sturgeon T J, Grass Valley. Za Juan, is c of Gras# Valley, bounded .on 8 by land . Lot at western limits of town of Grass G “SEED. : of Reuben'Thomas and W by land of . Valley bounded on the W by land of \ ‘RASS ’ John A a Taxes and.costs $9.49, Woods and 8 by land of Walworth and]. .\ oe. WS despa © 2664. La Crosse Mining Co. Grass . provements on the same. Taxes and \ PLOWER Skxp, h be Valley. WK Spencer, agent. Mining . Costs including taxes and costs on per-. . _~ . . Mauch bett ground in Rhode Island Ravine, bound. Sonal property $5 89. ee a ok Uses es os been stop} “Pod west by land of Collins and inciud=. No-3079 Fernan William, Buena Visar Wallace ing lots 3,5 and 6 in block 15. Grass A wie Pa of mee ponedes. 8 < te-hlehe Valley, and improvements on . game. . the W and N by land of ennings : axes and costs $28 oy : i by land of Buttle 8 by land Buttle NEVADA DRUG STORE. ‘are happy No 2731 McDonald Randal Mrs,Grass . and Bryan being in Bec 30Tpl6ENRY~ er en er ae mi Valley. Lotin Grass Valley and imane I caer re costs $5." G Val : a ‘tag rovements on same. Taxes and costs 0: fremain Henry, Grass Valall the Be 9. aoe x ley township. act ot taba viz: 8 %% E.M. PRESTO K, upon o m . No 2732 McFate 'T W, Allison Ranch. . of 8 E *¢-0fBeo 34 Tp 16 N R 8 E, 80 , ghia Lot on Wisconsin Flat, Allison Ranch,-. 2¢res and improvements on the same. DRUGGIST. Mr. Du bounded north by the Lone Jack mine, . Taxes“and costs including. taxes and And Dealer in time was \ sonth by land of W‘D Smith, and im. ¢¢Sts on personal property 337 22. : : : rovements on same. Taxes and cost«. No 3036 Thomson Thos, Wolf Creek. ACIDS, CRUOIBLES, MINcent and i including taxes and costs on personal . Claim to tract of land viz: NE % of SE 4 MiG CURMCALA AED ” roperty $7 49. Delinquent poll tax . See 19 Tp 16 N R 9 E and improvements MOTTE. net Ran A iv 30, Fl on the same. Taxes and ‘costs $6 99, tesa ii No 2739 Mnepty Daniel, Boston Rar No tha AE Sta gone. A ryne agt, : : Bs a be vine, P H Ford agent. © Claim to and . Grass, Valley. , Lot tT iw block 44 town . Ay) at the Tow srket Rates: bouts ofa possession of lot-on east side of Wolf ; of Grass Valley and improvements on All at the Lowest Market i full f po Boston Ravine, bonnded by lot ihe ane, Fa pe ane nein hs «. ; ie ee _ of Rush orf south and Connally on no., o 3113 Taylor Corn’s, Grass Valley. [~~ . appelatior and imrGrovements on xame—consisting . et-7 in block 9 town—of-Grass Valley aire resctiptions een soemmonndes nia b ot Mall house. Taxes and costs $5 99. ae gy ogee te of the mene. Terres (At BOGE, Ar es ; i — No 2748 Mansau Z, Boston. Ravine, . ®#nd costs ineluding: taxes and costs on : TTEN . 5 US by boxi Claim to lot on the cast side of the road }Personal property $15.97. Delinquent RED MER & 708 home. H leading from Boston Ravine to Allison . poll tax $4 50, ed : Ranch, bounded by lands, of Rose on . , No 3129 Vivian Mrs-Lena, Grass Vals Charter Members of aad know his the north, and improvements on same. . ley. Lot 1 in block 41 town of Grass Order of Red: Maen are eS FeDows yesterday Taxes. and costs including taxes and . Vailey and improvements on-thesame. ic apyent ~~ igh bees ye this week, ° ‘ costs on-personal property $33 31, Taxes and eosts $12 48,—. pant dey oelecw peockas! So the purpose Jug at G No 2777 Murbar Martin, Grass ValNo 3138 Wear James, Grass Valley . of transacting importan business preparske has not ley. Lot10 in block 19, Grass Valley, . township. Claim to tract of: land viz: . tory ty the institution of a Wigwam, whic! ae and improvements on same. ‘Taxes.and . S W *4 Sec 22 Tp 16N RSE, 160 acres . is to take place on Saturday evening ¢f-this R costs incInding taxyes'and .costs on per. and improvements on the same, Taxes} week. It is desirable that every member i son .] property $16 47, and-costs including taxesjand costs on . Should be present. + The rail No 2788 Merrill Harrisén,; Grass Val. Personal property $20 46, By onder of the’ Prestaent: ase'y vade, who ley. Lot 28 in block 22 Grass Valley, . . No 5181 Wan hee, Grass Valley. Imwe wae ZEKIND, alas and improvementson same. ‘Taxes and ae ; aero of Ohiness . . Sete: Rt. H IOR———— the Grass eosts including taxes and costs on per. Church on. lot of Stone, Tyrell & Co, , : that sonal property $8 98. . ; Chinatown, Grass Valley. “Taxes and GALVANOPLASTIK. of place, No 2810 Nichols Constantine, Green. costs including taxes and on personal jain their ¢ horn, Pe se to and possession of a} ee wet oe : ‘ SK. Transcerp tract of land viz, s w 4 sec 34, Tp 16 n, . No 31k falwork Mrs Julia R, Gold . . FAS. J.—OTT Assa ences = -Pange 9¢, 160 aeres and lmgewvenseata . Hill. Lot on the W side of Gold Hill, q : ao ay Tust thei on game. ‘Taxes and costs $8 98. Grass Valley, bounded by property of . Maim Street, Nevada City, Cal, Profitable +— No 2821 Norton M 8, Grass Valley, . Knight on the N and Jack Daw on the : 1] wors for, We Lot 7 in bleck 25, town of Grass Valley, . $ and improvements on thesame, Tax-. [8 now prepared to galvanize al hong ba y and pin a ents on the same. Taxcs . ¢8 _ oan a 50. out gold or silver plated ware, su¢ ings of thi and costs $: No 3198 Wallace Milton, Coleman Chains, Pitchers, — ae sack ee: ining Co, Amerisoe, cmt ond pepeoasion of tract . SP2°™™ Forhe, ae Z Si can Ranch, intagent. Claim to . Of land situated onthe Colfax and Grass Bells, Door Plates, Services, and possession of a quartz lede situated . Valley road bonnded on the 8 by the By a let on the north fork of Dry , in the . property of TN Payne and N by LeaRings, Wateh Cases, & gentlem American Ranch, and known asthe Ori. Man and improvements on the same. Ath inst erital yn ie improvements o?same . ‘axes and costs $18 96. Waiters ing at thes consisting of 4.stamp water po z 7 F : t mill. Teces pho aie 607" qu Notice is hereby given, that unless . And Jewelry in genersi. He will silver wl faite ‘No 2856 Orphan Asylum, Grass. ValTee é taxes delinquent, including costs . 4 these im the best sen 08 — nom = y ley. Improvements consisting of brick i percentage included in the ebove nar Py yd ne ee cht er change: that pla. building on lot 1 in block is, Grass . delinquent list are paid, the property . Jag, J. OTT. ‘aveling ji Valley, and known as the Catholic Or-. upon which suid in nt taxes, r : “sg Sa : eling ‘taxes, . Newade, Jan. 234, 1874. soft, . P ye As sens costs $126 27. . costs and percentages are a lien, will a “3 oe ae yrs ining ae jn be sold on Sata 4 the 2ist day of 3.8. HOLBROOK, — B. HOLBROOSI ‘Claim to mining ground. in the bed of February, A. D. 1874, at publie ancane : As we Greenhorn : Negro tion, in front ef the Court House} — we gc

BGs ___the Grass Valley Union terms it, _-with pearls. _While-there; we con—* Mr. Reuben Léeth, the latter gentleRoe The Daily Transcript! NEVADA CITY, CAL. a City, County and U. 8 -Gaieial ise PRESS. a ‘Wednesday, Jan. 28th, 1874. . Whe “Metrepeli .” Yesterday we made a short visit to the ‘‘metropolis’’ of this connty, as ‘where the streetsare paved with “gold,though we saw uo gates set versed with a great many persons on the subject of constructing a railroad fron Nevada, to connect with. the yreat Central Pacific at some point most convenient to our city,-having yeferene to the cheapness of construction. We found a. diversity of opinion: prevailing; some_ advocated a road_to Colfax,-~dthers a road to ‘ Auburn, and a few a rood to Wheatland. A large majority of those with whcm we conversed favored a road . ‘to Colfax, and among this number . were the editor of the Union and . nan being enthusiastic in favor of the construction of ths road to.Colfix. Mr. Leech has given a great deal of thought to the. subject, and is prepared to furnish the committee: recently appointed to take the matter into consideration, with a full statement of the cost of every mile ‘of the road-on the Colfax route, the “Orten-of hav¥ing-andaciously stated graph Company —has The Telegraph Company. . The 26th, contains a long article, in which the writer shows up Mr. Orton of the Westerh Unien Telegraph Co. in an unenviable ,light. It accuses Mr, a falsehood to the Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads. It not only accuses Mr. Orton, of tell-inga lie, but it proves his guilt beyond a doubt. : Mr. Orton stated to the commitee, that there is no combination between the Associated Press-and the WestSan Francisco Post of the . From An Occasional Correspona< ent. N. San Ivan, Jan. 27th, 1874. ‘ekd, Transcript: On Thursday eve. ning, 22d inst., the degree of Rebecca was conferred on three sisters of the Order of I. 0. 0. F., at the was pretty well filled with members of the Order, including twenty-six’ ladies. This society is fast increasing, having a membership of forty ledies. It was truly edifying to behold sO many happy faces, each face the index to a generous heatt filled with ern Union elegranh _ Company. . ble purposes, intent on carrying The Post says Orton _telda falsehood when he made the statement and the . Post Proves it, = _In closing the artiele the Post says: ‘It may be that since another Titte-has_been ‘stretched across the continent;the Western Union Telesomewhat amerided its practice, but these things show that it is a conscienceles monopoly, which discriminates in favor of one set of cnstomers. and against another; and that whenever it gets the opportunity, it will indulge in this outrageous discriminaion. of an unseen power. -out.the pregepts and teachings ofthe: . The good which emanates from Gdd Fellowship is visible everywhere; the blessings it confers is—wafted te us glorious work: guided by the finger Immediately after the ceremonies at the hall wére ended, those~ofthe’ members who wished to dance, together with a large number of invited guests who were waiting to join them, proceeded to the theatre where good rausic awaited them, and where they tripped. the Fares and Kreights. If the Legislature of this State has . the power-to* fix. the rates of fares) and freights for railroads, why has it not the same power to fix the rates~ of fares and freights for stexrmboat . monopolies, telegrap' menopolies, stage -coach monopolies, express carriers and all _other_monopolies pie ads et ee nay a ae e aes 6 as . é Fj ‘i mee sf ? a 7 om aif R 3 aA ri baa ey iia e ay oe ‘ mR Se! or eiies reas ____ freight per tou, for-say 10 or 15 ; ‘bs tn Milne Caltex enti oad or any other in this State. \y “sed for the track the whole work “ger fare from Nevada or Grass Valley . ~~ men who: he thought. would take number of bridges and enlverts necessary to construct and their approximate cost,the length of miles of road _to reach Colfax, the cost_of grading, the number of ties, cost of lumber, . iron, ete. Heis of opinion that it will require$200,000. to construct. a narrow gauge road and_fnrnish the rolling stock, though if no iron is can be accomplisbed for $150,000. Mr. Leech thiwtks there will be no difficulty in raising the amount of money necessary, if capitalists can be assured of 15 cents per mile for years, and a fair price for conveying . passengers. He thtnks four—eents . per mile entirely too low, and we be reached from Nevada City in 19 miles, and that the price of passento Colfax should be at least $2 for the first five years, and $1 50 thereafter, uiitil the road paid a dividend ‘of 10 per cent. to the stockholders. Mr. Leech intimated,that if he could be assured of a tariff of 15 cents per mile, per ton, for freight, and ten cents per mile for passengers, ‘for the the period cf fifteen years, he would undertake to raise the capital for the construction of the road and encgaced in the earrving trade? Wao engaced in the-earrying trade? We bélieve the Legislature has the right to fix the rates of fares and freights for railroad companies that operate in this State; and we also believe they possess the same~ right ty fix the ratas of fares and freights for steamboat corporations and the telegraph companies; and we hope they will do it.-Alaw sheuld he passed at once, making—it_a—misde~ meanor for any telegraph. company, or its operator, or agent, to charge more than 20 cents for 20 words for sending a message over its lines,from one partof the Stute to any other} partof the State, Letsuch alawheon-}. — acted, and a blow will be ss a at & worse monopoly than is the railpo eee The Effects of the Tarift. An exchange says: “It is a fact “light fantastic toe’ gntil H-o'clock, when.supper was announced,. The waltzes, and all marchéd fo the spacious dining room of ‘the National, where preparations were made for one bundred guests, who did ample justice to the good things set before them, What. greatly enhanced the pleasure of the evening was the fact of its being the anniversary of the birthday of the proprietor, who gen-" erously regaled his guests with choice ven aman iene eae champagne, and those of the company who were Good Templars with . a milder beverage. After supper the cofaphrly returned to'the theatre and danced until the ‘wee sma hours,’’ when all went home delighted with the entertainment, ~The -wholo affair ‘Was well conducted, and credit ts due the managers for their kind consideration of every guest. Wishing for many returns of so social and pleasant an evening, I remain . Yours Respectfully, ———— — ee The Size of Countries. The Red sea would reach from . Washington to” Colorado, ‘and it if three times as wide as Lake Ontario ‘that, although the tariff upon tea end coffee has been abolished, there has-been no fall In the retuil price of those ‘articles. If speculators only have benefited by the change, “the tariff had better be reimposed, as the country needs all the revenue it can get, at this time. The duty never should have been abolished, and the sooner it is restored the better it will be.”’ The’ duty on tea_and coffee “buildit himself. Ze The editor of the Union is equally as-enthusiastic in favor of the road, and will do-allhecan to further theproject, Col. \ Watt, ~ Major Dibble, Gen, Delano, and‘dther capitalists of the ‘‘metropolis’’ are willing to lend a helping haiid. Mr. Dibble the opinion that more than one half the money required for the construction of the road, can be raised at Grass Valley. He named to us five $100,000 of the stock,and said many more would take smaller amounts. From all we saw and heard at the ‘‘metropolis,”’ we are inclined to bélieve her citizens are desirous to assist us in the construction of a railroad from: Nevada via Grass Valley wo . We too,say, restere the tariff upon tea-thd coffee. to Colfax, Auburn or Wheatland. ef A Joyful Time, ~~ a __' We publish in to day’g’paper, tlie proceedings had at-North San Juan recently on cowferring the degree of ; three of the sisters of the kO. O. It appears mine oat of the “National” Hotel at that place regaled the brotherhood and sisterhood en that occasion with a glorious supper and lots of champagne. We kaow it was well done fot we have ourself often enjoyed a ‘feast of reason’ *at his table. If any man in the mountain portion of this State understands how to please the appetite aad make his guests feel happy on an occasion like the one we have spoken of, itis A. J. Putnam of the National at North SanOn the 24th instant Mr. O’Connor presented in the Senate a peti___ tion signed numeroasly by the citi-. zens of Grass Valley praying for the _. thien $2,000 will be paid to the party allowed to come free, the price of the particle, Which was called the “poor man’s luxury,”’ dueed.— Tea ahd coffee have cme to our ports since the first day .of. July last, free of duty, and yet to-day the poor man has: to pay as much, or more, for these luxaries:’ as he did prior to that date. It seems the only . ‘eration are the importers. The revenue heretofore derived from the tariff of tea and coffee amounted toseveral millions—of—dollars per~annum. All that amount now goes into the ets of the _importers,.and the‘consumers of tea and coffee, arénot benefited whit. money ' Rewarp ror Vasquaz.—On Saturday. the Governor issued a proclamation offering a reward for Vasquez. It recites that wh raas on the 26th of committed near Hollister by Tiburcio Vasquez and the gang by which he is surrounded, and althongh a large reward has been offered, he has continued, with his men, to commit crime and depredations in this State, for the arrest Of Tiburcio Vasquez, payable on the delivery of the highwaywan alive to the Sheriff of Monterey county, If during an attempt. to arrest him he makes such resistance as to endanger the persons or lives of those arresting him, and in consequence thereof he--is kulled thateity, would be greatly re-. parties that are benefited by the op. August, 1873, several murders were . . therefore he offersa reward of $3,000 . Madagascar is as large, as New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and North Carolina all put together. — Palestine is onéfoarth the size of New York. Hindostan is more than a hundred times as large as Palestine. Great Britain is two-thirds the -size of Japan, one-twelth the size of Hin. dostan, one-twentieth of China, and one twenty-fifth of the United{States., Greece is about the size of Vermont, The English-channel is nearly as ane as Lake Superior, ; Huron is as large as the sea The ~trreit—Desert—of Africa has nearly the present dimensions of the United States, The Caspian sea would. streteh from New York to* St. Augustine, gud is as wide as from ‘New York to Rochester, : The following bodies of water are nearly equal in size: German ocean, Blackaea, Yellow sea, Hadson's Bay ‘Persian Gulf, and Agean sea, about half as large, and somewhat larger than Lake Superior. ° The Mediterranean, if placed across North America; would make sea navigation from San Diego to Baltimore. The Gulf of: Mexico is about ten times the size of Lake Superior, and about as large as the sea of Kamtschatka, Bay of Bengal, China sea, Ok“hotsk sea or Japan sen. Lake Onta-rio would go into either of them more than fifty times. _

Great Britain and Ireland are not as large as Iowa and -Nebraska. They are less than New York, Pennsylvaniaand Ohio.. . Rell of Hener. The following names are placed school, fer the month ending Jan. Odd Fellows hall at-this place, whiéh . Order tothe best—of-their-ability: . $4 . Lot 14 in Block 86. town-of-Grass Valley on the winds of Heaven from-northy south, east and west, _'Pheire—is-a. -Vatler band struck up-one of its exquisite . is rather larger; the Baltic, Brinn about as large asNew. Mexico, bat on the roll of honor in the Grammar Twenty-seven .veasels have left Portland, Oregon,~ since the ice . blockade; seventeen of which were for Europe, i} ee onl . i —_—_—_—__—__—— SS DELINQUENT TAX LIST. Conclided From Fourth Page. taxes ahd costs On personal property $7 79. : No 2588 Hastings Johp, Empire,St Boston Ravine, ~ Lot onthe 8 side of Empire St, Grass Valley (Boston Ravine) bounded on the E bythe Colfxx road and W by Drickyard and improve-" ments on the sames ‘Taxes and costs No 2595. , Hoeking Thos, Scadden. Flat. Lot on Scadden Flat bounded on i the W by the lotof Beden andimproevements on the same. Taxes wnd~eosts, No 2598 Hamilton Wm, Grass Valley. and improvements othe same, Taxes and costs $26.44, ; _ No-2691 Hughes Mrs: Mary, Grass Valley. Lot £in Block 15 town of Grass y i ements onthe same. ‘Taxes and costs $4. ; : No 2603 Hansen -P N, H Hansen agt, = ENorth by lot of Murpky and = seals oa same, ‘l'axes and costs $11 #7. Ravine. Loton the E side of Mill st, Poston Ravine, bounded @n the south by lot of Behrisch; and: improvements on the samie. Tax¢s and costs $6 49. -No 2027’ Rush Ino R, Boston ie. PH Ford agt. Lot on BE. side of Wolf ereek, Boston Ravine, ded on the ‘No 2928 Robinson W_f, Howard Hil, Lot on Howard Hill bonhded on south, by lot of Williams, and improvement onsame, ‘Taxes and costs $3 50, i No 2948 Robinson Mrs B K, Gras Vallev. Lot 14 inf block 43, Gress Yalley, and improvements on same. Taxes and costs ircluding taxes and costs on personal property 522 95. No 2980 Roberts E W, Grass Valley.Lot 8 in block 29 town of Grass Valley and imyroyvements.on the same.. Lots ji block 38 town of Grass Valley. s 4 in block ‘1 town of Grass Valley. Lot . 3-in-block 3 town _of: Grass, Valley. €laim to_and possession “of a tract of Hand situated on the W side of the Nevada and Grass Valley toll road, bound-ec-on the N by the lant of Rich’d Noel, ‘S by the corporation line of the town of Grass Valleyand W by the Jand of Tenben-Thomas and improvements on thé.same. Claim_to_lot on’ W side of Nevada and Grass Vallcy toll —road bounded on the Nand W by the propBuena Vista (Hear-River Dist) Tract of land viz: Being a portion,of See 5 T'p on the same, acres. Also a tract -of land viz: A portion of (See 5) Tp1lTN ROE. . Taxes 15 N RYE, 120 acres and improvements . end Heady township—known sa the Baz Also a tract of land viz: A portion of Sec 5 Tp 17N 9 E, 40°; erty’of thé Coe Mining. Co. Claim to mining ground on Bupker Hill, Kough exac mining claim. Water right and ditch conducting water from Prinrose Vallev House to Bunker Hill, Rough & Realy township: ‘Tract of land vis:~E personal eae ed $25 05. No 2611 John Bright Mining Co.-Colfax road, M C Taylor and Martin Ford. Claim to and pessession of wquartz lode on the Colfax road 243 miles IE of Grass Valley. Taxes and-costs 34.50. z Nett St) Grass Valley. edonthe E by the lotof Thos Loughney “andimprovements on the-same, faxes and costs $4 50. * No 2632 James John, Grass Valley. N half of lot 1 im block 2 town.of Grass Taxes and costs S499, ae No 2639 Jones John G, Coleman road. Giaim to and. possession of a tract. of land and quartz lode situated. on the east side of: the Coleman toll road 2 and costs Inclading taxes and costs on . No 2621 Jansen A‘S, Auburn St ¢Ben-'. Lot on the § . side of Bennett t, Grass Valley bonnd. Valley and improvements on the same, . Sof S W % Sec 23 TpAitn 8 E,. 70 acres, . 'fp.16-NR-9 E, 160 acres. “Claim te . tract off land viz: N E.% Sec 28 Tp 16 INO 160-acres’. Taxes and costs ineluding taxcs_and costs On personal . property 577-338. ; ; g No 3008 Stuart John W, Ophir Hill. Loton Ophir Hill bounded N and 8 by vacant land and improvements -on the sume. ‘Taxes and costs including taxes dnd costs cn persoual property S629. No 3023: Stead Wm, Sam‘l Granger agt, Grars Valley. Lot 14 cr Bhock -1 ; Lown of Grass Valley ahd improvements on the same, Taxes and custs $4. ho 3039 Stephenson Mrs E-M. Lot 15 in block 5 town of Grass Valley and improvements on the same. ‘Taxes and costs S16 47. No 3040 Smith W A, Grass Valley. reek, commencing atcreek on said creek and extending up same to a point 2500 feet above the old dam of Lewia and De Golia, and imae e, Taxes’ snd: costs EL Pawn wie _E, Lime Kiln. vem: consis of h bacon CF Rama ei the Globe ranch, bounded south by land of J Ragsdale arid west by Wolf creek, the bidder who will take the least duantity of the land, or ip case an undivided interest is assessed, the ec poe pete of the said interest,: ad pay the taxes and costs i pa ey two dollars to the a es door, idee County of N to Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock, F.6t. Tract-of land viz: SE t See 28-for the duplicate certificate of ssle. . BAND! —~> sic for — Balls, Parties,Sociables, fe, On short notice.Al-erders-tett at KG TLE & JKWELL'S will be promptly wae = 4 ; . RE now preparedto:.furnigh good laa. ded to, dievada, Jan. 4th, 4874. oi “Special Notice, OTICE is hereby given to ail i LR XS” ROBINSON. that their ace have been placed in, the-hands ere GRAY for collection and that ‘prompt pe : ment must ba made by those who: Woah Baye Costs te 66: wii : A. rr. ROBINSON, tviving partner of Lancaster & Robizeon Nevada City, Jan. 1st; 187i, _—_D. B. MERRY; ~~ A. E. McGIraoR. U.S. Deputy and sate Chief Deputy Cuunty surveyor: + Surveyor, City & ‘ } ; County-of San MERRY -& McGREGOR, CC IV 1L “AND _ MINING ENGINEERS / LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTY. MEN. NEVADA CITY, K_Uflice at the COURT HOUSE, Oras . left atthe Daily Union Office; = Grass Valle {Will meet with prowpt attention, ay) ih inten National Exchange Bath Rooms AND BARBER SHOP. BROAD STREET..:... NEVADA CITY, KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, _ indebted to the inte tirm of Lance The co ‘our peopl “day of Tas eter stood heard a gi dents of t -_ ¢oldest we this eity.’ taken _ “that in-de ~ the Demo stood at.o _2er0, ANC ~Whartenb of this -c thermome since 1851 on the 2 “the merct above ze ofticial,-it void snap after: all, t lived here had: durit couvinein, memory ¢ not any b In con: length of which ap) 4 killing him. Only one of said re-. 23: Mary Nolen, Misnie Irish, . being in sec 9, én, range Se. Taxes . 4M. Of said Sist : a . +. . Jobn ‘ e -Grey; . es and cosis on . Commencing head of the list wards will be paid. If Vanquez be Kidd, —_ Heltrecks oh i Ni pomcael property eae and continuing alpasbetically -or in necessarly killed $2,000 will be paid, Charley McGibbons, Leroy Johnson, . Claim ‘to feo saacbrore vn on cr . numerical ‘order of lots blocks . ae ——++-+ ~ . Ida Allen, Louisa Schneider, Mary . bounded on the bby land of 7 mae Band this ‘28th day of . , . Utah has shipped in the past year Surieds Haak Chesnut, Lawrence Lopez ay of Mosk, and . anuary, A, D,, Ye as 16,000,000 pounds of crude bullion . Mullen, Clinton Beightol, _ Niles taxes and costs ee a J and 25,000,000 pounds of ore. [resins ee sored Co BEI pe eae RE Novia Comnty, ( # Z Fa rs . = 2 ee 5 te ae ae a miles south from Grass Valley, bounded . = wi Ke 24 — pfs date cbetheatie pal south by land of Wim Watt and Bro.and . 0f Grass Valley and improveme . G7 OULD respectfully in ee north by land of Nicholas—Hall,~ being. tho same, . ‘Laxes.and costs $16 arr AY ple of in erties Sant os ie ofoar Teg in sec 34" p t6a, Tange $6, 160-acres . Ro 30474 Ram Wo; Grass: ¥a = have become proprietors of the above well. h ] above quartz lode is known as the Bluc . improvements on the same, Taxes and . fitted it up in a-style second to no ehop in pared for Lead Quartz Mining Co, John G Jones . Costs including taxes and_costs~om Per. the State, are now prepared to give the very a 2 £ Co. Taxes and Gate $13 W300 sonab property S235 best satisfaction-to aH who may--pleaa toe Of OUT pa No 2646 Kress Geo, Buetge Vista. . No 8056 Skelton William, Union Hill . vor them with their patronage. tle-while, Tract of land vizs e ‘4 sec 16, Tp 15 n,. road. Claim to lot on side of the . HOT AND COLD BATHS at-all hongs. “AN aie range 9 e, 160-acres and improvements . read leading from Grass_ Valley to Un. HAIR-CUTTING done fn the latest style. bub on same., Taxes and costs. including . 10" Hill, bounded W by lot of Cooper . ey Fora good, clean Shave call at the tiaminet taxes and costs on personal property be by ot Nl Sian ho car gine National Excbange Barber Shop. their nam $1498. : Sengeh fe va a Sake8 ONG Coats! DR. JENNINGS’ R DUCT feb a 5 No ast, Kimsey. Win 2 All's Fat. en ee eee ae on hand and “agate stanierrais advertised laim to lot on south side of road, Hill's} \. 40 6009 © » Line Ruin, Lo : f roperty ¢ Flat, bounded on the east by lot of Tresituated on the road leading from MceFro — Entrance for Baths throngh the Ss oe bilcock and improvements on the game. . Courtney road to Lime Kiln being on . “ KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, Taxes and costs including taxes and . J M Smith's ranch and i vements . } Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1874. a costs on personal Soperiy. 9 48, nee on oa ean Taxes and eet inchidFee ws We lear AN ONRRR VRE te 2660-Koighse-of Molin, Grase-Val-[ine taxes and coasts on personal proper: . e AR DEN SRE . AN ODSRRVER, ley. Chas Bever, agent..Clai ‘min. ty $7 40. : i er GARDEN SEED,” has been ing ground-and quartz lode 1-2 mile N . _ No 3066 Sturgeon T J, Grass Valley. Za Juan, is c of Gras# Valley, bounded .on 8 by land . Lot at western limits of town of Grass G “SEED. : of Reuben'Thomas and W by land of . Valley bounded on the W by land of \ ‘RASS ’ John A a Taxes and.costs $9.49, Woods and 8 by land of Walworth and].. .\ oe. WS despa © 2664. La Crosse Mining Co. Grass . provements on the same. Taxes and \ PLOWER Skxp, h be Valley. WK Spencer, agent. Mining . Costs including taxes and costs on per-. . _~ . . Mauch bett ground in Rhode Island Ravine, bound. Sonal property $5 89. ee a ok Uses es os been stop} “Pod west by land of Collins and inciud=. No-3079 Fernan William, Buena Visar Wallace ing lots 3,5 and 6 in block 15. Grass A wie Pa of mee ponedes. 8 < te-hlehe Valley, and improvements on . game. . the W and N by land of ennings : axes and costs $28 oy : i by land of Buttle 8 by land Buttle NEVADA DRUG STORE. ‘are happy No 2731 McDonald Randal Mrs,Grass . and Bryan being in Bec 30Tpl6ENRY~ er en er ae mi Valley. Lotin Grass Valley and imane I caer re costs $5." G Val : a ‘tag rovements on same. Taxes and costs 0: fremain Henry, Grass Valall the Be 9. aoe x ley township. act ot taba viz: 8 %% E.M. PRESTO K, upon o m . No 2732 McFate 'T W, Allison Ranch. . of 8 E *¢-0fBeo 34 Tp 16 N R 8 E, 80 , ghia Lot on Wisconsin Flat, Allison Ranch,-. 2¢res and improvements on the same. DRUGGIST. Mr. Du bounded north by the Lone Jack mine, . Taxes“and costs including. taxes and And Dealer in time was \ sonth by land of W‘D Smith, and im. ¢¢Sts on personal property 337 22. : : : rovements on same. Taxes and cost«. No 3036 Thomson Thos, Wolf Creek. ACIDS, CRUOIBLES, MINcent and i including taxes and costs on personal . Claim to tract of land viz: NE % of SE 4 MiG CURMCALA AED ” roperty $7 49. Delinquent poll tax . See 19 Tp 16 N R 9 E and improvements MOTTE. net Ran A iv 30, Fl on the same. Taxes and ‘costs $6 99, tesa ii No 2739 Mnepty Daniel, Boston Rar No tha AE Sta gone. A ryne agt, : : Bs a be vine, P H Ford agent. © Claim to and . Grass, Valley. , Lot tT iw block 44 town . Ay) at the Tow srket Rates: bouts ofa possession of lot-on east side of Wolf ; of Grass Valley and improvements on All at the Lowest Market i full f po Boston Ravine, bonnded by lot ihe ane, Fa pe ane nein hs «. ; ie ee _ of Rush orf south and Connally on no., o 3113 Taylor Corn’s, Grass Valley. [~~ . appelatior and imrGrovements on xame—consisting . et-7 in block 9 town—of-Grass Valley aire resctiptions een soemmonndes nia b ot Mall house. Taxes and costs $5 99. ae gy ogee te of the mene. Terres (At BOGE, Ar es ; i — No 2748 Mansau Z, Boston. Ravine, . ®#nd costs ineluding: taxes and costs on : TTEN . 5 US by boxi Claim to lot on the cast side of the road }Personal property $15.97. Delinquent RED MER & 708 home. H leading from Boston Ravine to Allison . poll tax $4 50, ed : Ranch, bounded by lands, of Rose on . , No 3129 Vivian Mrs-Lena, Grass Vals Charter Members of aad know his the north, and improvements on same. . ley. Lot 1 in block 41 town of Grass Order of Red: Maen are eS FeDows yesterday Taxes. and costs including taxes and . Vailey and improvements on-thesame. ic apyent ~~ igh bees ye this week, ° ‘ costs on-personal property $33 31, Taxes and eosts $12 48,—. pant dey oelecw peockas! So the purpose Jug at G No 2777 Murbar Martin, Grass ValNo 3138 Wear James, Grass Valley . of transacting importan business preparske has not ley. Lot10 in block 19, Grass Valley, . township. Claim to tract of: land viz: . tory ty the institution of a Wigwam, whic! ae and improvements on same. ‘Taxes.and . S W *4 Sec 22 Tp 16N RSE, 160 acres . is to take place on Saturday evening ¢f-this R costs incInding taxyes'and .costs on per. and improvements on the same, Taxes} week. It is desirable that every member i son .] property $16 47, and-costs including taxesjand costs on . Should be present. + The rail No 2788 Merrill Harrisén,; Grass Val. Personal property $20 46, By onder of the’ Prestaent: ase'y vade, who ley. Lot 28 in block 22 Grass Valley, . . No 5181 Wan hee, Grass Valley. Imwe wae ZEKIND, alas and improvementson same. ‘Taxes and ae ; aero of Ohiness . . Sete: Rt. H IOR———— the Grass eosts including taxes and costs on per. Church on. lot of Stone, Tyrell & Co, , : that sonal property $8 98. . ; Chinatown, Grass Valley. “Taxes and GALVANOPLASTIK. of place, No 2810 Nichols Constantine, Green. costs including taxes and on personal jain their ¢ horn, Pe se to and possession of a} ee wet oe : ‘ SK. Transcerp tract of land viz, s w 4 sec 34, Tp 16 n, . No 31k falwork Mrs Julia R, Gold . .. FAS. J.—OTT Assa ences = -Pange 9¢, 160 aeres and lmgewvenseata . Hill. Lot on the W side of Gold Hill, q : ao ay Tust thei on game. ‘Taxes and costs $8 98. Grass Valley, bounded by property of . Maim Street, Nevada City, Cal, Profitable +— No 2821 Norton M 8, Grass Valley, . Knight on the N and Jack Daw on the : 1] wors for, We Lot 7 in bleck 25, town of Grass Valley, . $ and improvements on thesame, Tax-. [8 now prepared to galvanize al hong ba y and pin a ents on the same. Taxcs . ¢8 _ oan a 50. out gold or silver plated ware, su¢ ings of thi and costs $: No 3198 Wallace Milton, Coleman Chains, Pitchers, — ae sack ee: ining Co, Amerisoe, cmt ond pepeoasion of tract . SP2°™™ Forhe, ae Z Si can Ranch, intagent. Claim to . Of land situated onthe Colfax and Grass Bells, Door Plates, Services, and possession of a quartz lede situated . Valley road bonnded on the 8 by the By a let on the north fork of Dry , in the . property of TN Payne and N by LeaRings, Wateh Cases, & gentlem American Ranch, and known asthe Ori. Man and improvements on the same. Ath inst erital yn ie improvements o?same . ‘axes and costs $18 96. Waiters ing at thes consisting of 4.stamp water po z 7 F : t mill. Teces pho aie 607" qu Notice is hereby given, that unless . And Jewelry in genersi. He will silver wl faite ‘No 2856 Orphan Asylum, Grass. ValTee é taxes delinquent, including costs . 4 these im the best sen 08 — nom = y ley. Improvements consisting of brick i percentage included in the ebove nar Py yd ne ee cht er change: that pla. building on lot 1 in block is, Grass . delinquent list are paid, the property . Jag, J. OTT. ‘aveling ji Valley, and known as the Catholic Or-. upon which suid in nt taxes, r : “sg Sa : eling ‘taxes, . Newade, Jan. 234, 1874. soft, . P ye As sens costs $126 27. . costs and percentages are a lien, will a “3 oe ae yrs ining ae jn be sold on Sata 4 the 2ist day of 3.8. HOLBROOK, — B. HOLBROOSI ‘Claim to mining ground. in the bed of February, A. D. 1874, at publie ancane : As we Greenhorn : Negro tion, in front ef the Court House} — we gc