January 30, 1877 (4 pages)

ds, o , na ° The Pittsburg Mine. ~~ [Special Correspondence.) ' Derk Kuen. —On Wednesday} A-Sanpwicu Islander rabs noses VY, 1 Ohe vil Oransevi 1} isiting the Pittsbur ~ oe our Washing’ n Letter. last, Dan McPheetors, ard@everal . With the man he meets; the Amerle a On visiting 8 fican takes you by the hand; the : ® ‘ . other day-we found a very satisfactoother men, went out in the woods, Sioux takes you byA the hair. fa . a . NEVADA CITY, CAls aul ry condition of affairs. The mine ‘is WASHINGTON, Dd. 6: Tanp.19¢by' 1877. 4%. -shart distance from Boea, for eee ee eee ; = a under the superintendenge of Capt.{ © ED. Tnanscnipr: Theminth annual }-some tools thiat had been. left there . _ ‘Mining . ‘Stocks. a si = —— White, one of the o'dest and most exsersion of the Woman Suffrage Con-. before tha.storm.A84h@,, SOW was = ; > : lowed. with’ ‘ligice! Yesterday Moming’ 8 Sales 4 Tobbday> Janhary 80, 1877. perfenced miners of the Btate, and is} vention, closed with’ ‘ery ‘largely between fiveand six feet deep they 4 ; ae as owned by a San Franciaeo company; atteuded evening session, on the 17th] wenton snow shoes, ‘On the “way The following are are the quotations REMOVED! pe ES IE AD — {who purchased directly after—the inst. ‘Three ofthe-old-pioneers= fout, McPheeters, who is a splendid . of the Sales at the Regular Board . ’ 2 5! An Isipottaui eeponsibility. hoisting works were Burned on it Miss Anthony,” Miss Cady Stanton snow ‘shoeist, left the crowd -and . yesterday morning — opening and ve The fifteen citizens who will be last year. The company have erectand Mys. Gage—were present, witb went uvon a high hill, s0 as to have closing. : : ‘ J a y building ‘si ; ‘its who have acquired d ride down the other side.” On —— ; —. appointed to conduct the Hlectoral}ed a new building since, and “had oe : quired . a good ri . 9 3. R WI Fy count, under the recently passed moved into place an extra engine, more or less promi neece. by thelr the top he discovered 9 drove of eight ee Sa Tg ie Sagi. E OVEDt <i compromise bill, will have aduty to} which was formerly used for’ hoistzeal and endurance In the cause.) deer. He had no weapon of anyde-. 320 Best & Belcher 3314 8336. Ge perform,seeond in importdnee to none } ing at the shaft near the mill. They Whatever our copvigsigns may be. of geription with -him, gave an old}. 1420 California. 43% 43° ® Ae os ever intrusted to eny body of men. . have sian SA aneral repairs ‘at . tue good taste or wisdom prompting broken _pen-knife. “Owing to the]~ 800. Con. Virginia Ad rides me at en a + ; ) ade. general _Tepalrs 2 Hees WORREN, OWS CaDODL WIIDGT a] ’ -935-Imperial--234—2.40;——-_——-} — B In an bowr of doubt and uncertainty . the mill, have pumped ovt the mine . “°S° Workers, one cannot witbold a] deep snow the deer eduld not’ run . 160 Sierra Nevada.834.8%4 A the country will-rely upon them to] which had filled up while lying idle, . feeling of admiration for the pluck . very fast, and were easily overtaken . 400 Overman 94 95. tr go udjast-matters-ofdispate, ‘that the lana have} drifts ana} 404 singleness of purpose. “which by McPheeters on his snow-shees-} 564 Crown Point 73,8. = sustained those three Jeaders under “ HO Baltton 16475. J —future—will -commend—their—action-} athe undereronad-wor—Sbost 115-4 Sep ~ ae Dan took ont bis pen-knife, made a} “,5-. Reicher 9-632 —= “ani the present — ‘their wis tons of rock huvs been taken out {*?* Stormo ridicule_and_misrepre-. dash into the drove, and caught on} 30: Alpha BES ——— ter dow a. since the. drifts have_been opened, . entation whioh every. ubere greeted ck, by, the horns. He man. 245 Savage 8% 83; exalted and. Seo “position, most of which has been put through . them ces y days of the more-. aged. sani him in the eye with; 410 Gould & Curry 58 Or et 2 9T : with the critical eyes of two great . the mill, Judging by the awounf’of ment; for the perseverance that) the knife, blinding bim, and ‘after 865 Yellow Jacket 15%, 10%. : 25 Kentuck 824. fee Ute aes seme Nationaf-partties apon them, andthe amalgam taken off from the plates, forced a hearing for them, and for . a terrific struggle of about 20 min-. 599 exchequer is 734, OUR STOCK OF std e . country~at large gerutinizing their it was estimated by the Superintendthe able advocacy whieh has rendertites he managed to get bis deership 485 Hale & Norcross 5%4 576. a . =—_+___-ovgry-aaly we: believe a-sense of their . ent, that the average of-the let would ed their coimplete victory oe of the} down and cut his throat. After a ba oa. PRT Oe a ee! ae : ___gteat responsibility will be _impress-. yo* fall short.of $24 to the ton in free. probabilities of the immediate fature. . short rest, he went for anotber and “140 Antal Gan: 93, 9%. 4 a pR< oe ed upon them, and, with or without. gold. The ledge in the north Grift. They have endured hardness as good . smuller.one, which] he.soon-dispatoh1060 Justice 15% 15. = = ~ : a air official-oath,-they_will set-up’ to. runs from'8to_94-inghes 1h “et ath. -soldiers, and to the spectator of the ed-in the.same-manner. He then re515. Julia 444 4%. = é ; _ the dictates of their best judgment, . The rock is the best where it is’ the ptoceedings, the adusirable “morale: turned home and got help, and = ¢ar=. — 570 Caledonia 1074 10%. , : = irrespeetive of purty. — We believe] smallest. The mill has 10° stamps, displayed by the ‘leaders, was the ried the deer into Boca, They were Yesterday Aftern0on’s Sale eS AND. i _he who shall, in his deliberations . and the usual appliances for saving most CORPO ng evidence of their . shipped to. Truckee and sold to Dick Northern Belle-27 2734. S Al oe : in that committee, be guided only} gold and sulphuretsThe sulearly ———, = comneetios with the . Paschen, who now has them on} _ Lecpard 3%, 4. aS ie © er aaa a by partisan_prejudice *in_his_decis-. pphurets xary-in_valuefrom_$113_to. great révolution of public. sentiment . hand, Mr. McPheeters killed anoth:. New Co8o 4% 43/7. FANE. AN Y 60-005 : “ a '“jons, will be coupled with Benedict . $160 to the ton. There’ are employ-. which they have brought about in. er deer hear the same place on Barge Ope, 17 207 gas el sd : Ww Arnold in the detestation of his coun: . ed at the mine and mill at the pies: one brief quarter of a century. ‘Thursday. He says that had he had Con Virginin: ants 454. mee os — Cc trymen. Public opinion will now! ent time, 26 men: ‘Lo thoroughly . . Dr. Mary Walker, who libored a good gun he conld have got every-. Ophir 2544 2 Bio Se ee Ge = b and forever denounce him. It will open the mine so that it tats be wdbie« zealously for the bachelor candidate one in the drove.—Truckee RepubliJustice 143{ 1422. BS » -T'O THE & show him that the sceptre of his vic-. edto the best advantage, and to 1nduring the late political campaign, . can. Bost & Belober $3: 4.33 joty, if gained unjustly, is a barren . sure regular dividends, it is necess— see hte pla ‘if gS Sk Ag aa Overman 96 98." Ps a seeptre. It-will confer neither joy ary that the itcline should be sank © préeterences of ner audience,” by — oe: : : Savage 834 824. a nor honor, but will moulder to dry! from the 700 foot level, and that conS esetiea: ay speéch before the Con-. . TH recent heavy tains will be of Julia 43, eek Ss NE W STORE, I ashes ip his guusp. In the midst of . jacrable dead work should a vention; to ‘Samuel J, Tilden,our vast benefit to the miners hereabouts. _, Yellow Jacket 15? 4 15°54. s : > bis. and his pariy’s exultation,—his a Ye is thought that 440 otd next-President.’’ Cheers and hisses) they baving plenty pf water for all . Goale & ie be ty, a OPP by Se wa es : : , : : -a,. practical purposes. Many ‘of the F Pike Pa oe : is TOSI. y ear will be See with the ery of} with the proceeds of the rock taken . cata gees —n ee sane oiees in shich wos had ton se Bataan ——— CSIEE t injared justice. “He will be, de-. out while the dead’ work is being. Pro a ti ranene. Bee, de pended have recommenced. opera. . _——_—_—= eee . = ae : 1 nowneéd with the indignation of ax} Jone, would plide the uiine ina first— oe ona ie San we ca B al i —. BROWN & MORGANS enlightened end civilized age,~and. class working: condition. -A--miner wood, who has come to be recognized : . = . — é z cane MINERAL CITATION. s cup of joy will be turned to bitas a pretty good lawyer, in the Courts . ‘Ween this p.ace an ureka is rep cA j his cup a ‘ ? ‘ who worked in the Pittsburg seven. of this Districtscaused @ good bit: of ported to be four feet in depth; or ‘SACRAMENTO, CAL, ‘Senchsy OT, 1877. BLOCK ( terness and he willsoun feelt esting years under former’ proprietors, . infe : 4 “ HEREAS, on the 3d day of Septem: resulting from the conciousness of . forms thatin bi a ". merriment at Mr. Wattersoni’s ex-. Wa8 80 reported on Monday last, “ber, 1874, the plat of township 17 \ oe 4 : : ; rms-us, atin bis opinion, it is siue aed wie 4 Mr. R: McMurray informs us that . 20Tt». range 9 east, wag filed in the U.S. Wi] 7 see Ste . sae a having outraged the duties of a trusted the best mine in the county if proppense, WHlGH, HAG 0 USCl "PreEGs <— : + the area 6 . cero hie and by Commissioner's letter HERE WE WILL BE oo = = = r z 7 . ; w i] u Mi " arbiter in a cause affecting the very . erly opened and worked. We hope ent, must have covered that impetuous . "°° aL : f : a 2th =. Golan tn Wy. AON MOEN. Ex and SW W. : _ existence and permanence vf aj to sed the necessary outlay made so gentlemen with confusion, by the ptt Siew MNCS BDOVE VOM) N_ FE. ot ecto R da township 17 nortp. HAPPY TO SER’ OUR t ‘ ‘ ; 5 ‘ range st $ i Ss Republicau form of Government. _ . we can be able to add. the, Pittsburg posses” of a resolution, calling There fa ae udiation that pect character, wotll the contrary proven zi J > os bers of the Pocniesien will appreers, and from.all.we can Jeera, “et ot five women to count and declare . * f h ° _— ins bedid, on the 4th day of February, “as file c TOMERS. t —4>. “ ¢iate the “importance attached to . think gach will be the -chae“in ie the electoral vote, and for a hundred . re the rainy season is over to keep = the Register’ s ofce of Sis District his Wetec = > their position, -and-we-shaH accord . pear future. “gs Ss S. thousand, to capture or otherwise . the mines at work_ell_next_summer Hing the aboye decctibed land, and has op. me to them the thost complete confipais — ‘dispose vf the similar number of male and until the rains of next fall setin. ixee ae ae cea hnebis tor L, JACOBS & BRO. 4 ae ss 4 oO. be more able To . dence, until by their action. they . ° San Juan Mails. ‘Democrats, with whom it was proThe recent rains were not only a agricnltural than for mining purposes. ; e : i shall prove themselves undeserving. The San Juan’ Times complains posed to invade ‘this. city at the time God send to the ae but also to pl gg pe gp eee se sp nrg Nevada, Jan 98 1877. ae . Believing that they will act imparabout the mail service between . of counting:the vote. the agriculturalists in the mountains . Commissioner of the General Tand Office, = aL oe : sere : 5 dsted May Sth, 1871, we have fixed the 12t ; tially and only to establish the right, that place and this city. ~The con-; The plan of. compromise almost and valleys.—San Juan Times. day of March,’ a. W "Yarz, at lo clock, : NEW CIGAR STORE. S S ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ : : : Reso M., at this office, before the Register and : < we have favored the bill which gives . tractor is required by the Post Office . Unanimously adopted by the Joint ee ages Receiver, for the hearing of gente i C. BECKMAN, : them the power to say who has been Department to leave here at 10 o’clock . Committee, is the chief topic of con-. } HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ SS ae ” a honestly and fairly elected President; . 4: ™ »andarrive at 12:30P. m., but/versation in every circle, high and : x BS ety ae treme eg and ar seer Denier in spony ete —_ : ee sg " lara RON SE OEE ake WaVee: at 7 eae a Zt set aerrred oe . Union Hotel. a T. B. McFARLAND, Receiver T the old eae — mua Ke which ought-to have been done by A. M., before the schedule time for. at by the members of that committee JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprieto:. jan 30 HARRT FELLOWS, Receiver. by Hugh MeCauley, _ Congress; bat which would never the delivery of the mail at this place. bas brought almost general relief} SaTuRpay, January 27th, 1877. . ; BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, vs basi “accoptably gone Tong} Ye —have heard other complain ts. from forebodings. -of disaster to— Fen} SB Dibble & wie Gass. selley__. Sie _ RBHADTHIS. -Has_just_received_one_of~ the Choiecst _ oes as the two houses were composed of against that stage line for other rea-. publican government, which were. G Baldwin, Gold Flat © ee ace aap sca ages oS : extreme partizans, and whose efforts sons. We are informed that the . Shared by reflecting and _ patriotic Ghomnse Resend dos SS a some of the fine: brands of Giguy: “ __.__ould-_therefore-always_result inn . ©¥ers run a through line of stages. men of every shade of political opin-. HShoemaker,Grass Valley —__. _AA SUinLOW, are requested tosettie theis . FMRren Justice, Sames Lick, Bele dead lock. The C ission has the . {70°™ Marysville via San Juan to. ion, and although it’ remains to be bg need . accounts with the undersigned, who will. Venus, Unanwc Hermandos, °. 4 ead loc The Commission has the D ‘ie a : : BF Willey, Wheatland receipt for the same. Edwin Booth, Meridianas Especial. : power,to make its members renownJownievi e. They run the branch . adopted by the two houses, and is a ee ; LEO. GARTHE. The ‘‘MERIDIANAS -ESPECIAL” snd ’ “ed or contemptible. Until shown to line from San Juan to this point go . -certain to meet with determined op-. 4 Wheeling, City Nevada, denuaty 94, 1677.-1m “JUSTICE” are the finest BIT CIGARS cv : . <1 italien: 4p John McKinney, Bloomfieid-~ the Pacific Coast. . the contraty we shall trust the for-. ®* to Keep the travel all in their . position from extreme men, yet there , . : mer result. : hands, but they use every meanys’té'}is-a-feeling uf confidence manifested Dp Camgeeli, Hoar aad Se NEVADA THEATRE. BE na Brands of TOBACCO alms}: . : ee oe }indtice travelers to go below by way . that it will be overwhelmingly adopt-. Ax ey Vinbisn Dick Wassoa will be. in at endiies 5 i : ; — 3 ‘to serve ali who may favor him with the : eww wapine @ Mine. ised eri instead of by the Nar-. ed. It is also generally conceded ernment aired wel patronage. When you want o ‘way ~ We visited the aboss mine on Bat row Gauge. It is surmised that that . that busipvess intéresis: of all kinds} op Loughridge, do ONE NIGHT ONLY: high’’ Cigar, give him a call. : oo cad tak everthing ‘is the reason of starting at such an. have become 80 adjusted that with . vitae — : : : -. Janse ©. BECKMAN, ure 5 my uLca t-) ’ . 7” . arly hour from here. “By so doing . the uncertainties ralativeto the Pres-. ¥ A French, Shult’s Min BR CHARDS, orking admirably. Rock is bein Seine a ane PHILIP BI are wr aggre — mgerer = passengers from SanFrancisco for . 8idency removed, there-would be-anH Bart ng. Graas Valley. aS MONDAY, FEB RUARY 5, 1877. : No-90 Main Street)" : te suk tes wale = ariftin at the Ridge and'Sierra County have to . almost instantaneous improvement. . Geo Harrison, Georgis : = ; NEVADA cITY, CAL. A S sha Jie _ ¢ e gw remain one day iene ar:he-c il throughout the country and that s J 28th. 1877 GRAND GALA CONCERT! , to strike the main ledge is progressA : peped, UNDAY, January 20th, 197. . . . Geld Dustibought and sold. Bulsae ed to hire a private conveyance, Of! the lapse of only a few months. Billy McGibbons, City. : lion ~discounted. Advances ‘ing asfast as the nature of~the h : os la.be 5 Billy Hoskins, ‘aa By the World Renowned made on Gold Dust or bullion ground will permit of. There was Race, sach a state of affuirs will soon iy : 1 necessary toa return of inJ Anderson, Grass Valisy ® e for coinage at the Mint. : = i i : ividu, 3 i ‘ rity. JD lly, Cit ae : N YCISCO. . about-thirty tons of ore on the dump, . ring people to the conlusion that it: = al and national prosperity. . pcre edb Teeghen’ a GERMAN ; CHECKS ON a dpogni a thea teak Rng An ott sal’ ate better to travel by the way of . he soft weather and rain of the}. © Harrisson, Grass Valley an . Correspondent, ©wisé -American Buti, Marysville. It is, getti past four days have: ereated serious JA Herzinger, City = = : ~~ an Francia? = aS examined it to be first-class. It is : geting to be. the Mrs Taylor & family, City MILITARY BAIWD NE general belief that the railroad com-. ®PPtebensions of acalamitous fresh-. J © Robinson, Eureka ~ KEROSEN filled with snIphurets, and prospects ; : ey es S Etter, Washington well, Fifty tons of it will be crushpany will before long make arrangeet. Advices from Harper's Ferry F Branond, Metakef : — OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT ments to havea line of stages run . SbOW the ice to be breaking up and} CP Louguridge, Colfax = : ed at Keith’s mill, in this city, severSieh” : so3 ' BF Wiley, Wheatland. : ae f F the river. risin = ; s al tonsheving ‘already been drawn, rom here to Downieville, that will gMuch snow re F Vosshatip; Ranch ; » 40 ARTISTS 40 PRESTO N , S. : eS. accommodate those who desire _¢ inains covering the country adjacent; G¢o Miller, do 8 and crushing onit commenced, No ie oO H Pridmire, do : : vi nal naka ik siétd ke Aege Siae travel this way. _ i to the upper Potomac, and the] Wm A Williams, 8an Francisco Director....CARL BECK, : ee tre round is sa __N Iucksinger, “Willow Valley HIS BAND IS ATTACHED TO THE twenty-five dollars, -Old_ miners . B ; turated like “a “sponge. . W G@ Morgan, Grass Valley 34th and 76th Regiments, Prussian FRESH COUGH CANDY. ho kk ad the foot Advertised Wetters. _ . The merchants of Georgetown,warn-. @ A Pollen, Quaker Hill -. Infantry: They ‘were granted a furlough who have examine the ore, the foo Soka dolleneine diate ieienin in ths © ed by former experience and late : by Emperor Wilhela:to visit the Centenciomeene and hanging walls and the surroundOffice,at Nevada City, Nevada County, not e nial Exposition,’ at Philadelphia, where; © <<. . ‘gehen i i 3 = al ~~ . they carried = ings of ‘the ledge, all unite in the ‘Tor-woek. ou@inn dan, 20th: 38°7—Bersong disasters in the West, are complet. HOTEL ARRIVALS: ie Fae thier Bat or eae honors eyer GENUINE -ealling fur advertised letters wil i : ; a opinion. thatetiresNew England ante Bg fur, ads pana i vill please . ing arrangements for the hasty re : ree Wena The German Military Band will WATER. sade tacks saaheltia Gk saiaonal HH. Hasuiss, P. 3 ‘moval of goods from the store houses National Exchange Hotel. damental hes eaten of BETHESDA VAT : Bolles, James C, on the docks, to places of safety: i S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. : 4 this district. ’ P y in the Rifle Guard of the -German IRECT FROM THE SPRINGS #7 S Saba Eel a att Davis, Samuel _,} ease-of a flood, Soup houses have Sarurpay, January auth, 1877. Empire. WAUKESHA, WIS. ep steaict ‘ Dean, Joseph W. been opened at several points inthis. 4% Ross, bloomfeld _ mer Admissi = : 0 suas Died of Small Pox. Heinecke, Christian . city, partially relieving the extreme WF Oita, A : —_—— Manag cston-srees one $10 ‘ Alonzo Sifford. » iormer residen . J®™bers, Martia eee: . suffering and destitution which are{ ¥ O'Neal, do a ORG «sks sencqass Renee CRMs : : + thin eee eR Kelly, John more general than for many years,. P Shingle, Scott’s Fist Seats can be secured at Belden’s Drug) Centennial Cologne. ates of this county, and for some time a! © Lawrence, John _ . und sorely aggravated by the extreme ye = dh non ge . Store without extra charge. jan36_ s pupil of the Forest Springs school Laag: Marin” sa! vold Of the present season. “Knox. “. J Burke, pen cee het eee } Choice Toilet ‘Goods, ee __ some years since, died with the Niland, Martin ~ : M Callagher, do _HS ‘BRADLEY : small pox at San Jose last’ week. . See a Tas Nevada Transcrrpr man has} J McOsbe, “doo a Seas ~ Acids, Mixing Chemicals, 4 Ross, H. B. joined # singing cliss. The other. 7, Seen, doa : CIVIL ENGINEER ehad been at tue Normal School} Stone, Wm. F. : day he was practicing a bymn and pt amen a henge! 2, —AT=— sometime, How he contracted the. ’ Shaw, Mrs. A.C. 2 _=fwhen he came to the line. which} 43 Patrick. Hyd gee And U. 8: Deputy Surveyor Se disaaaa ik Gk Ge Se ele Snyder, Henry reads ‘*Here I raise mine ebineezer,’’. 4 E Broderick, Coi Hill eee. . NEVADA CITY, Cal Nevada Drug. Store; ae : : = re Eee Stokes, David — > ~* completely broke down and bad to; © Eady, 8 Louis Mo ~——Pwevads CtyJaly31, 1¢76. °° pupilsand his teachers had done for. © 0 = ae out. B Non bv pi tbe Propr 2 ~~ — q eis not a success—as a sings) Sunpay, Jannary 28th, 1877. . E. M. PRESTON, p : him all that ecuid be done, but the ist. —G.Vi. Union. «: preteen” : j.Mr. Purnaster, who, with his Mrs Holshom & child, Gold Hill 1 ; _, disease proved fatal. We remember. family. spent seven wecks at the} ‘The above was written. after. the eee —— San ¥ . HAN LEY’S SALOON, . a Express Co7 : ohn : the “orcas aso oon and indusGentenaiey ance diane a bucecwed Union editor had been using “Mani> MeMurray, now Fi ie -___. Junetion of Commereigt and Main‘ streets, Eureka stage se = P _---trions student, a genial, honest, and ’ Ooms, DO 2 Armstrong , SAH FFABGIECO ~~ “NEVaDa” — & a too far down town, huving just ais: qua Spring” water ‘only two weeks. C H Chase, City eo ae ee ort. STAGES-wiit ser 7 ae kind hearted young man, who had . : sed of bis homest Want: It sems_tobs human nature for at _E Williams, Sacramento da fur Mcore’s Fe oe : “enemi nd who eemmanded iv yighe — FM Wood, Colusa. SY EAS on hend the BEST EIQUORS + aT on oO no enemies, abd who commanded} yt mortgage: gale. He says he cap . Man to crow over his fellows as soon ay WwW Smith do ae ; : to be found in the State. Nev ada City, Monday, Wedncessy Fut the respect ann esteem of all who sanerthen sik 9 anos, fi fiike ho} as suecess beg egims to attend bis ef+ Seteg eck ene ; co ᤀ If you wanta good dtink, go to . Bae pete Thursday ana eh k 1ew him. Peace to. his ashes. n y min oe . forts.” .4 J Wilsond, do . MIKE HANLEY' s, "PRO ‘lacy i an bal = Z a els 3 = . = i A ee es rs a Z ee i er ee : jee : ~e

ds, o , na ° The Pittsburg Mine. ~~ [Special Correspondence.) ' Derk Kuen. —On Wednesday} A-Sanpwicu Islander rabs noses VY, 1 Ohe vil Oransevi 1} isiting the Pittsbur ~ oe our Washing’ n Letter. last, Dan McPheetors, ard@everal . With the man he meets; the Amerle a On visiting 8 fican takes you by the hand; the : ® ‘ . other day-we found a very satisfactoother men, went out in the woods, Sioux takes you byA the hair. fa . a . NEVADA CITY, CAls aul ry condition of affairs. The mine ‘is WASHINGTON, Dd. 6: Tanp.19¢by' 1877. 4%. -shart distance from Boea, for eee ee eee ; = a under the superintendenge of Capt.{ © ED. Tnanscnipr: Theminth annual }-some tools thiat had been. left there . _ ‘Mining . ‘Stocks. a si = —— White, one of the o'dest and most exsersion of the Woman Suffrage Con-. before tha.storm..A84h@,, SOW was = ; > : lowed. with’ ‘ligice! Yesterday Moming’ 8 Sales 4 Tobbday> Janhary 80, 1877. perfenced miners of the Btate, and is} vention, closed with’ ‘ery ‘largely between fiveand six feet deep they 4 ; ae as owned by a San Franciaeo company; atteuded evening session, on the 17th] wenton snow shoes, ‘On the “way The following are are the quotations REMOVED! pe ES IE AD — {who purchased directly after—the inst. ‘Three ofthe-old-pioneers= fout, McPheeters, who is a splendid . of the Sales at the Regular Board . ’ 2 5! An Isipottaui eeponsibility. hoisting works were Burned on it Miss Anthony,” Miss Cady Stanton snow ‘shoeist, left the crowd -and . yesterday morning — opening and ve The fifteen citizens who will be last year. The company have erectand Mys. Gage—were present, witb went uvon a high hill, s0 as to have closing. : : ‘ J a y building ‘si ; ‘its who have acquired d ride down the other side.” On —— ; —. appointed to conduct the Hlectoral}ed a new building since, and “had oe : quired . a good ri . 9 3. R WI Fy count, under the recently passed moved into place an extra engine, more or less promi neece. by thelr the top he discovered 9 drove of eight ee Sa Tg ie Sagi. E OVEDt <i compromise bill, will have aduty to} which was formerly used for’ hoistzeal and endurance In the cause.) deer. He had no weapon of anyde-. 320 Best & Belcher 3314 8336. Ge perform,seeond in importdnee to none } ing at the shaft near the mill.. They Whatever our copvigsigns may be. of geription with -him, gave an old}. 1420 California. 43% 43° ® Ae os ever intrusted to eny body of men. . have sian SA aneral repairs ‘at . tue good taste or wisdom prompting broken _pen-knife. “Owing to the]~ 800. Con. Virginia Ad rides me at en a + ; ) ade. general _Tepalrs 2 Hees WORREN, OWS CaDODL WIIDGT a] ’ -935-Imperial--234—2.40;——-_——-} — B In an bowr of doubt and uncertainty . the mill, have pumped ovt the mine . “°S° Workers, one cannot witbold a] deep snow the deer eduld not’ run . 160 Sierra Nevada.834.8%4 A the country will-rely upon them to] which had filled up while lying idle, . feeling of admiration for the pluck . very fast, and were easily overtaken . 400 Overman 94 95. tr go udjast-matters-ofdispate, ‘that the lana have} drifts ana} 404 singleness of purpose. “which by McPheeters on his snow-shees-} 564 Crown Point 73,8. = sustained those three Jeaders under “ HO Baltton 16475. J —future—will -commend—their—action-} athe undereronad-wor—Sbost 115-4 Sep ~ ae Dan took ont bis pen-knife, made a} “,5-. Reicher 9-632 —= “ani the present — ‘their wis tons of rock huvs been taken out {*?* Stormo ridicule_and_misrepre-. dash into the drove, and caught on} 30: Alpha BES ——— ter dow a. since the. drifts have_been opened, . entation whioh every. ubere greeted ck, by, the horns. He man. 245 Savage 8% 83; exalted and. Seo “position, most of which has been put through . them ces y days of the more-. aged. sani him in the eye with; 410 Gould & Curry 58 Or et 2 9T : with the critical eyes of two great . the mill, Judging by the awounf’of ment; for the perseverance that) the knife, blinding bim, and ‘after 865 Yellow Jacket 15%, 10%. : 25 Kentuck 824. fee Ute aes seme Nationaf-partties apon them, andthe amalgam taken off from the plates, forced a hearing for them, and for . a terrific struggle of about 20 min-. 599 exchequer is 734, OUR STOCK OF std e . country~at large gerutinizing their it was estimated by the Superintendthe able advocacy whieh has rendertites he managed to get bis deership 485 Hale & Norcross 5%4 576. a . =—_+___-ovgry-aaly we: believe a-sense of their . ent, that the average of-the let would ed their coimplete victory oe of the} down and cut his throat. After a ba oa. PRT Oe a ee! ae : ___gteat responsibility will be _impress-. yo* fall short.of $24 to the ton in free. probabilities of the immediate fature. . short rest, he went for anotber and “140 Antal Gan: 93, 9%. 4 a pR< oe ed upon them, and, with or without. gold. The ledge in the north Grift. They have endured hardness as good . smuller.one, which] he.soon-dispatoh1060 Justice 15% 15. = = ~ : a air official-oath,-they_will set-up’ to. runs from'8to_94-inghes 1h “et ath. -soldiers, and to the spectator of the ed-in the.same-manner. He then re515. Julia 444 4%. = é ; _ the dictates of their best judgment, . The rock is the best where it is’ the ptoceedings, the adusirable “morale: turned home and got help, and = ¢ar=. — 570 Caledonia 1074 10%. , : = irrespeetive of purty. — We believe] smallest. The mill has 10° stamps, displayed by the ‘leaders, was the ried the deer into Boca, They were Yesterday Aftern0on’s Sale eS AND. i _he who shall, in his deliberations . and the usual appliances for saving most CORPO ng evidence of their . shipped to. Truckee and sold to Dick Northern Belle-27 2734. S Al oe : in that committee, be guided only} gold and sulphuretsThe sulearly ———, = comneetios with the . Paschen, who now has them on} _ Lecpard 3%, 4. aS ie © er aaa a by partisan_prejudice *in_his_decis-. pphurets xary-in_valuefrom_$113_to. great révolution of public. sentiment . hand, Mr. McPheeters killed anoth:. New Co8o 4% 43/7. FANE. AN Y 60-005 : “ a '“jons, will be coupled with Benedict . $160 to the ton. There’ are employ-. which they have brought about in. er deer hear the same place on Barge Ope, 17 207 gas el sd : Ww Arnold in the detestation of his coun: . ed at the mine and mill at the pies: one brief quarter of a century. ‘Thursday. He says that had he had Con Virginin: ants 454. mee os — Cc trymen. Public opinion will now! ent time, 26 men: ‘Lo thoroughly . . Dr. Mary Walker, who libored a good gun he conld have got every-. Ophir 2544 2 Bio Se ee Ge = b and forever denounce him. It will open the mine so that it tats be wdbie« zealously for the bachelor candidate one in the drove.—Truckee RepubliJustice 143{ 1422. BS » -T'O THE & show him that the sceptre of his vic-. edto the best advantage, and to 1nduring the late political campaign, . can. Bost & Belober $3: 4.33 joty, if gained unjustly, is a barren . sure regular dividends, it is necess— see hte pla ‘if gS Sk Ag aa Overman 96 98." Ps a seeptre. It-will confer neither joy ary that the itcline should be sank © préeterences of ner audience,” by — oe: : : Savage 834 824. a nor honor, but will moulder to dry! from the 700 foot level, and that conS esetiea: ay speéch before the Con-. . TH recent heavy tains will be of Julia 43, eek Ss NE W STORE, I ashes ip his guusp. In the midst of . jacrable dead work should a vention; to ‘Samuel J, Tilden,our vast benefit to the miners hereabouts. _, Yellow Jacket 15? 4 15°54. s : > bis. and his pariy’s exultation,—his a Ye is thought that 440 otd next-President.’’ Cheers and hisses) they baving plenty pf water for all . Goale & ie be ty, a OPP by Se wa es : : , : : -a,. practical purposes. Many ‘of the F Pike Pa oe : is TOSI. y ear will be See with the ery of} with the proceeds of the rock taken . cata gees —n ee sane oiees in shich wos had ton se Bataan ——— CSIEE t injared justice. “He will be, de-. out while the dead’ work is being. Pro a ti ranene. Bee, de pended have recommenced. opera. . _——_—_—= eee . = ae : 1 nowneéd with the indignation of ax} Jone, would plide the uiine ina first— oe ona ie San we ca B al i —. BROWN & MORGANS enlightened end civilized age,~and. class working: condition. -A--miner wood, who has come to be recognized : . = . — é z cane MINERAL CITATION. s cup of joy will be turned to bitas a pretty good lawyer, in the Courts . ‘Ween this p.ace an ureka is rep cA j his cup a ‘ ? ‘ who worked in the Pittsburg seven. of this Districtscaused @ good bit: of ported to be four feet in depth; or ‘SACRAMENTO, CAL, ‘Senchsy OT, 1877. BLOCK ( terness and he willsoun feelt esting years under former’ proprietors, . infe : 4 “ HEREAS, on the 3d day of Septem: resulting from the conciousness of . forms thatin bi a ". merriment at Mr. Wattersoni’s ex-. Wa8 80 reported on Monday last, “ber, 1874, the plat of township 17 \ oe 4 : : ; rms-us, atin bis opinion, it is siue aed wie 4 Mr. R: McMurray informs us that . 20Tt». range 9 east, wag filed in the U.S. Wi] 7 see Ste . sae a having outraged the duties of a trusted the best mine in the county if proppense, WHlGH, HAG 0 USCl "PreEGs <— : + the area 6 . cero hie and by Commissioner's letter HERE WE WILL BE oo = = = r z 7 . ; w i] u Mi " arbiter in a cause affecting the very . erly opened and worked. We hope ent, must have covered that impetuous . "°° aL : f : a 2th =. Golan tn Wy. AON MOEN. Ex and SW W. : _ existence and permanence vf aj to sed the necessary outlay made so gentlemen with confusion, by the ptt Siew MNCS BDOVE VOM) N_ FE. ot ecto R da township 17 nortp. HAPPY TO SER’ OUR t ‘ ‘ ; 5 ‘ range st $ i Ss Republicau form of Government. _ . we can be able to add. the, Pittsburg posses” of a resolution, calling There fa ae udiation that pect character, wotll the contrary proven zi J > os bers of the Pocniesien will appreers, and from..all.we can Jeera, “et ot five women to count and declare . * f h ° _— ins bedid, on the 4th day of February, “as file c TOMERS. t —4>. “ ¢iate the “importance attached to . think gach will be the -chae“in ie the electoral vote, and for a hundred . re the rainy season is over to keep = the Register’ s ofce of Sis District his Wetec = > their position, -and-we-shaH accord . pear future. “gs Ss S. thousand, to capture or otherwise . the mines at work_ell_next_summer Hing the aboye decctibed land, and has op. me to them the thost complete confipais — ‘dispose vf the similar number of male and until the rains of next fall setin. ixee ae ae cea hnebis tor L, JACOBS & BRO. 4 ae ss 4 oO. be more able To . dence, until by their action. they . ° San Juan Mails. ‘Democrats, with whom it was proThe recent rains were not only a agricnltural than for mining purposes. ; e : i shall prove themselves undeserving. The San Juan’ Times complains posed to invade ‘this. city at the time God send to the ae but also to pl gg pe gp eee se sp nrg Nevada, Jan 98 1877. ae . Believing that they will act imparabout the mail service between . of counting:the vote. the agriculturalists in the mountains . Commissioner of the General Tand Office, = aL oe : sere : 5 dsted May Sth, 1871, we have fixed the 12t ; tially and only to establish the right, that place and this city. ~The con-; The plan of. compromise almost and valleys.—San Juan Times. day of March,’ a. W "Yarz, at lo clock, : NEW CIGAR STORE. S S ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ : : : Reso M., at this office, before the Register and : < we have favored the bill which gives . tractor is required by the Post Office . Unanimously adopted by the Joint ee ages Receiver, for the hearing of gente i C. BECKMAN, : them the power to say who has been Department to leave here at 10 o’clock . Committee, is the chief topic of con-. } HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ SS ae ” a honestly and fairly elected President; . 4: ™ »andarrive at 12:30P. m., but/versation in every circle, high and : x BS ety ae treme eg and ar seer Denier in spony ete —_ : ee sg " lara RON SE OEE ake WaVee: at 7 eae a Zt set aerrred oe . Union Hotel. a T. B. McFARLAND, Receiver T the old eae — mua Ke which ought-to have been done by A. M., before the schedule time for. at by the members of that committee JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprieto:. jan 30 HARRT FELLOWS, Receiver. by Hugh MeCauley, _

Congress; bat which would never the delivery of the mail at this place. bas brought almost general relief} SaTuRpay, January 27th, 1877. . ; BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, vs basi “accoptably gone Tong} Ye —have heard other complain ts. from forebodings. -of disaster to— Fen} SB Dibble & wie Gass. selley__. Sie _ RBHADTHIS.. -Has_just_received_one_of~ the Choiecst _ oes as the two houses were composed of against that stage line for other rea-. publican government, which were. G Baldwin, Gold Flat © ee ace aap sca ages oS : extreme partizans, and whose efforts sons. We are informed that the . Shared by reflecting and _ patriotic Ghomnse Resend dos SS a some of the fine: brands of Giguy: “ __.__ould-_therefore-always_result inn . ©¥ers run a through line of stages. men of every shade of political opin-. HShoemaker,Grass Valley —__. _AA SUinLOW, are requested tosettie theis . FMRren Justice, Sames Lick, Bele dead lock. The C ission has the . {70°™ Marysville via San Juan to. ion, and although it’ remains to be bg need . accounts with the undersigned, who will. Venus, Unanwc Hermandos, °. 4 ead loc The Commission has the D ‘ie a : : BF Willey, Wheatland receipt for the same. Edwin Booth, Meridianas Especial. : power,to make its members renownJownievi e. They run the branch . adopted by the two houses, and is a ee ; LEO. GARTHE. The ‘‘MERIDIANAS -ESPECIAL” snd ’ “ed or contemptible. Until shown to line from San Juan to this point go . -certain to meet with determined op-. 4 Wheeling, City Nevada, denuaty 94, 1677.-1m “JUSTICE” are the finest BIT CIGARS cv : . <1 italien: 4p John McKinney, Bloomfieid-~ the Pacific Coast. . the contraty we shall trust the for-. ®* to Keep the travel all in their . position from extreme men, yet there , . : mer result. : hands, but they use every meanys’té'}is-a-feeling uf confidence manifested Dp Camgeeli, Hoar aad Se NEVADA THEATRE. BE na Brands of TOBACCO alms}: . : ee oe }indtice travelers to go below by way . that it will be overwhelmingly adopt-. Ax ey Vinbisn Dick Wassoa will be. in at endiies 5 i : ; — 3 ‘to serve ali who may favor him with the : eww wapine @ Mine. ised eri instead of by the Nar-. ed. It is also generally conceded ernment aired wel patronage. When you want o ‘way ~ We visited the aboss mine on Bat row Gauge. It is surmised that that . that busipvess intéresis: of all kinds} op Loughridge, do ONE NIGHT ONLY: high’’ Cigar, give him a call. : oo cad tak everthing ‘is the reason of starting at such an. have become 80 adjusted that with . vitae — : : : -. Janse ©. BECKMAN, ure 5 my uLca t-) ’ . 7” . arly hour from here. “By so doing . the uncertainties ralativeto the Pres-. ¥ A French, Shult’s Min BR CHARDS, orking admirably. Rock is bein Seine a ane PHILIP BI are wr aggre — mgerer = passengers from SanFrancisco for . 8idency removed, there-would be-anH Bart ng. Graas Valley. aS MONDAY, FEB RUARY 5, 1877. : No-90 Main Street)" : te suk tes wale = ariftin at the Ridge and'Sierra County have to . almost instantaneous improvement. . Geo Harrison, Georgis : = ; NEVADA cITY, CAL. A S sha Jie _ ¢ e gw remain one day iene ar:he-c il throughout the country and that s J 28th. 1877 GRAND GALA CONCERT! , to strike the main ledge is progressA : peped, UNDAY, January 20th, 197. . . . Geld Dustibought and sold. Bulsae ed to hire a private conveyance, Of! the lapse of only a few months. Billy McGibbons, City. : lion ~discounted. Advances ‘ing asfast as the nature of~the h : os la.be 5 Billy Hoskins, ‘aa By the World Renowned made on Gold Dust or bullion ground will permit of. There was Race, sach a state of affuirs will soon iy : 1 necessary toa return of inJ Anderson, Grass Valisy ® e for coinage at the Mint. : = i i : ividu, 3 i ‘ rity. JD lly, Cit ae : N YCISCO. . about-thirty tons of ore on the dump, . ring people to the conlusion that it: = al and national prosperity. . pcre edb Teeghen’ a GERMAN ; CHECKS ON a dpogni a thea teak Rng An ott sal’ ate better to travel by the way of . he soft weather and rain of the}. © Harrisson, Grass Valley an . Correspondent, ©wisé -American Buti, Marysville. It is, getti past four days have: ereated serious JA Herzinger, City = = : ~~ an Francia? = aS examined it to be first-class. It is : geting to be. the Mrs Taylor & family, City MILITARY BAIWD NE general belief that the railroad com-. ®PPtebensions of acalamitous fresh-. J © Robinson, Eureka ~ KEROSEN filled with snIphurets, and prospects ; : ey es S Etter, Washington well, Fifty tons of it will be crushpany will before long make arrangeet. Advices from Harper's Ferry F Branond, Metakef : — OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT ments to havea line of stages run . SbOW the ice to be breaking up and} CP Louguridge, Colfax = : ed at Keith’s mill, in this city, severSieh” : so3 ' BF Wiley, Wheatland. : ae f F the river. risin = ; s al tonsheving ‘already been drawn, rom here to Downieville, that will gMuch snow re F Vosshatip; Ranch ; » 40 ARTISTS 40 PRESTO N , S. : eS. accommodate those who desire _¢ inains covering the country adjacent; G¢o Miller, do 8 and crushing onit commenced, No ie oO H Pridmire, do : : vi nal naka ik siétd ke Aege Siae travel this way. _ i to the upper Potomac, and the] Wm A Williams, 8an Francisco Director........CARL BECK, : ee tre round is sa __N Iucksinger, “Willow Valley HIS BAND IS ATTACHED TO THE twenty-five dollars, -Old_ miners . B ; turated like “a “sponge. . W G@ Morgan, Grass Valley 34th and 76th Regiments, Prussian FRESH COUGH CANDY. ho kk ad the foot Advertised Wetters. _ . The merchants of Georgetown,warn-. @ A Pollen, Quaker Hill -. Infantry: They ‘were granted a furlough who have examine the ore, the foo Soka dolleneine diate ieienin in ths © ed by former experience and late : by Emperor Wilhela:to visit the Centenciomeene and hanging walls and the surroundOffice,at Nevada City, Nevada County, not e nial Exposition,’ at Philadelphia, where; © <<. . ‘gehen i i 3 = al ~~ . they carried = ings of ‘the ledge, all unite in the ‘Tor-woek. ou@inn dan, 20th: 38°7—Bersong disasters in the West, are complet. HOTEL ARRIVALS: ie Fae thier Bat or eae honors eyer GENUINE -ealling fur advertised letters wil i : ; a opinion. thatetiresNew England ante Bg fur, ads pana i vill please . ing arrangements for the hasty re : ree Wena The German Military Band will WATER. sade tacks saaheltia Gk saiaonal HH. Hasuiss, P. 3 ‘moval of goods from the store houses National Exchange Hotel. damental hes eaten of BETHESDA VAT : Bolles, James C, on the docks, to places of safety: i S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. : 4 this district. ’ P y in the Rifle Guard of the -German IRECT FROM THE SPRINGS #7 S Saba Eel a att Davis, Samuel _,} ease-of a flood, Soup houses have Sarurpay, January auth, 1877. Empire. WAUKESHA, WIS. ep steaict ‘ Dean, Joseph W. been opened at several points inthis. 4% Ross, bloomfeld _ mer Admissi = : 0 suas Died of Small Pox. Heinecke, Christian . city, partially relieving the extreme WF Oita, A : —_—— Manag cston-srees one $10 ‘ Alonzo Sifford. » iormer residen . J®™bers, Martia eee: . suffering and destitution which are{ ¥ O'Neal, do a ORG «sks sencqass Renee CRMs : : + thin eee eR Kelly, John more general than for many years,. P Shingle, Scott’s Fist Seats can be secured at Belden’s Drug) Centennial Cologne. ates of this county, and for some time a! © Lawrence, John _ . und sorely aggravated by the extreme ye = dh non ge . Store without extra charge. jan36_ s pupil of the Forest Springs school Laag: Marin” sa! vold Of the present season. “Knox. “. J Burke, pen cee het eee } Choice Toilet ‘Goods, ee __ some years since, died with the Niland, Martin ~ : M Callagher, do _HS ‘BRADLEY : small pox at San Jose last’ week. . See a Tas Nevada Transcrrpr man has} J McOsbe, “doo a Seas ~ Acids, Mixing Chemicals, 4 Ross, H. B. joined # singing cliss. The other. 7, Seen, doa : CIVIL ENGINEER ehad been at tue Normal School} Stone, Wm. F. : day he was practicing a bymn and pt amen a henge! 2, —AT=— sometime, How he contracted the. ’ Shaw, Mrs. A.C. 2 _=fwhen he came to the line. which} 43 Patrick. Hyd gee And U. 8: Deputy Surveyor Se disaaaa ik Gk Ge Se ele Snyder, Henry reads ‘*Here I raise mine ebineezer,’’. 4 E Broderick, Coi Hill eee. . NEVADA CITY, Cal Nevada Drug. Store; ae : : = re Eee Stokes, David — > ~* completely broke down and bad to; © Eady, 8 Louis Mo ~——Pwevads CtyJaly31, 1¢76. °° pupilsand his teachers had done for. © 0 = ae out. B Non bv pi tbe Propr 2 ~~ — q eis not a success—as a sings) Sunpay, Jannary 28th, 1877. . E. M. PRESTON, p : him all that ecuid be done, but the ist. —G.Vi. Union. «: preteen” : j.Mr. Purnaster, who, with his Mrs Holshom & child, Gold Hill 1 ; _, disease proved fatal. We remember. family. spent seven wecks at the} ‘The above was written. after. the eee —— San ¥ . HAN LEY’S SALOON, . a Express Co7 : ohn : the “orcas aso oon and indusGentenaiey ance diane a bucecwed Union editor had been using “Mani> MeMurray, now Fi ie -___. Junetion of Commereigt and Main‘ streets, Eureka stage se = P _---trions student, a genial, honest, and ’ Ooms, DO 2 Armstrong , SAH FFABGIECO ~~ “NEVaDa” — & a too far down town, huving just ais: qua Spring” water ‘only two weeks. C H Chase, City eo ae ee ort. STAGES-wiit ser 7 ae kind hearted young man, who had . : sed of bis homest Want: It sems_tobs human nature for at _E Williams, Sacramento da fur Mcore’s Fe oe : “enemi nd who eemmanded iv yighe — FM Wood, Colusa. SY EAS on hend the BEST EIQUORS + aT on oO no enemies, abd who commanded} yt mortgage: gale. He says he cap . Man to crow over his fellows as soon ay WwW Smith do ae ; : to be found in the State. Nev ada City, Monday, Wedncessy Fut the respect ann esteem of all who sanerthen sik 9 anos, fi fiike ho} as suecess beg egims to attend bis ef+ Seteg eck ene ; co ᤀ If you wanta good dtink, go to . Bae pete Thursday ana eh k 1ew him. Peace to. his ashes. n y min oe . forts.” .4 J Wilsond, do . MIKE HANLEY' s, "PRO ‘lacy i an bal = Z a els 3 = . = i A ee es rs a Z ee i er ee : jee : ~e