July 13, 1877 (4 pages)

_ quantity of securities. She Daily Granscript. _. . Wawa cerry. CAL.” Friday, July 13, 1877. Imteresting News Items. Ina paper from a Penusylvania ‘town of some eigiit thousand people, we notice-a last appeal of a Fourth uf Jaly Committee for twenty-five dollara to. buy-powder: It was stuted thatthose who hid béden soliciting fands could hardly get anychirg. ‘Too poor to buy powder to tire a #a~ Fate on the Fourth! We talk of hurd times in Oalifuruia, but we are beginning to thiuk that we have no real conception of what that term imeans, L. P. Dexler, of Virginia Ciiy, received aletter from Miliw, bis ube soonding clerk, to the e¢ff:ct that his salary was insnfflsieut to support himself and wife, andhe took the money to get bimself out of debt. He also took the stock ledger aud a He iutiusates that'he will return the muney if they ' ‘do not attempt to fiua him; otherwise they will get nothing. eee In quarrel over a faro game at ‘Greenwood, Ariz na, two wen were killed on the spot, anc a third, a gambler, had #.vullet put in his head andinhisbreast. They ‘conperea’’ the knave and lost, and su they “passed in their checks’' wud were raked into the devil’s cush box. Pitkin, before leaving Washington for New Orleans, on ‘Tuesday last, gave),General Butler a souvenir which the latter will probably use on the floor of the House next winter. It is a coffin, sent to.a culored man Tavur<par, July 12th, 1877. . The Board met pursuant to, ads . journment.” Present, a full Board. G. G. Allan, President, presiding. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. at The following demands against the county were exumined, allowed and ordered paid: _ On Road Fund. _ District No. 2—G, 8.8. Getchell, $225,District No, 5—M. M. Richardson, $155 20; Palmer Smith, $23; J. B. Brogan, $34 50; Buca Mill und Ice Co., $60; James O’Connell, $50; L. Voss, $250; G. 8. 8S. Getcheli, $78; G.S.°S. Getchell, $10; total, $660 70, On Special Fund. AL. Bancroft, mdse., $3; D. Collins, expreasage, $5 25; Stewart +} MeKay,-conveyiug sick to Hospital, $10; total, $18 25, On General Fund. Daniel Collins, for extra services by four Deputy As. essors; $120. Inthe matter of the petition for the establisbraent of a new School School District;*’ heretofore set for hearing on this day, coming up for consideration, after due deliberation, sud the School Superintendent, E M, Preston, approviug, it-is ordered that the said districf be created with the name of the/Bunner School District,’ and with the following boundaries, viz: Commencing at the NE. corner of Sec. 15, Twp. 16N., Range 9 East; thencs West one mile; thenee South one-half mile; thence West one wile; thence South ove and District, to be-known as ‘Banner. Expensive Work, The Board of .Sapervisofs of San Francisco have let a contract for the printiog of the Great Register, at 16 cents per name, and the cost of the work will be $5,834 15, In every county of the Staten Great Register is to be printed this year, and the aggregate cost will be very large. It appears to us that the law requiring it to be printed so often, ought to be amended. Outside of the large cities there is uo necessity of having it done ofiener than once in 4 years,and at that time it.should be thoroughly overhauled; aud not contain names of men who have been dead for yeurs, and more particularly of these who have left tbe county*and State without having their registrations canceéled. I: is impossible for the County Clerks to arcertain who .are entitled to vote, and therefore they are compelled to have the list published asit appears on ,record. If some steps were taken’ by the Supervisors to ‘have the list overhauled, it would be @ great saving in the vost of printing, and be a better book of reference. Tnis matter should be well considered by the . proper offivers of every county. oo Cyompaign Meetings.:* During the cunipaiga there will be mavuy puodlic meetings at Grass Valley und this city. Excursion trains willbe run for ‘bose who desire to uttend. The mutter-of-charging 25 cents per head for the round trip to Grass Valley, and visa versa, is tulked of by those who have had to foot the bills for the trains heretofore. We think it would be w good idea, as it would be the means of preventing Bitter Christians. » Col. Bob. Ingersoll left for the Hast Tuesday morning, and left, we are afraid, with a dropof gall io bis heart, says the Stock Report. If not, then the Colonel is one of the sweetest tempered men that ever lived. It baying been represented to the lecture lawyer thas the charituble societies of the city were not too flush of funds, he agieed to donate the proceeds of a finul discourse to three be‘pevolent corporations. . That lecture was delivered on Monday night, the audieuce numbering neurly two thou. sand, all of--whow, including the Colonel himself and fsmily, paid for admission. Yet uot one of the directors ofthese svcieties came near Mr. Ingersoll, either whilst the adverlisements were ont or at the time of tbe lecture. He was neither thanked fur kis kinduess, nor cursed for bis infidelity, but left entirely aloue. Tbe consequence is that the profits of the lecture, about $450, ure aucluimed. This is pretty bitter, and only shows that though charity muy cover a wullitude of sins, it will not cover that of aibeism, Not a Candidate. = The Colfax ‘‘Enterprise’’ says Jas. Mabon, better. kuown as Denuis McCarty, is not a candidate for the Assembly on the Democratic side, as. many of our readers supposed. He looks at the glory of a few brief days in the Legislature as @ fraud, ap 6wpty bubble; something that won’t buy bread. We willbet a couple of quartz ledges, however, that if Dennis ‘went for’ the posish, he'd either get itor be the pvorest map in, Placer county before the camUnion Hotel. JACOB NAFPZIGER, Prop: ietor, Wevnesbar. July 11th, 1877. ‘BF Ross; Fred Freeman, Washington; J Tonkin; J. Tonner, Schultz Mine; J Hibbard Ventral House, A P Clark. Quaker Hill; B Mason, Washington;D Culberston Sailor Fiat; N D Wells, Steep Hollow; E Mason, Quaker Hill; V McIntosh, Blue Tent;M 'O Hogan, San Juan; H Phelps, Phelp’s Hill; A B Swan, San Juan; A B Swan, “an Juan; Miss Swan, San iD; Maater Swan, San Juan; C H Chase City; W A Marghsll Omega; R H Hausen, Hausonville; AT Lairi, City>; B orse, -an i rancisco; @ W Eldon, Gold Run; James Miller Sucker Flat. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. 8s. A EDDY, Proprietor. Wepnegspay, July 11th, 1877. H Ferguson, San Francisco;H Messeager, dan Franuciscu; C Brandon, San Franvisco; C P Bush, San Francisco; W A Marshall, Omega; J M Thurnoian, San Francisco; KF. Northup, San Juau; H Bush, Grass Valley; R Leech, Grass Valley;.J Shorkley, City; J McAliis,Hunt’s Hill; A Robinson, Hunt’s Hill, H Murchie, City; Al Gentry, San ¥ Mrs & Miss Blundell, Grass Valley, Mra. Leavitt, Mrs Rider, Grass Valley: J 8 Sanford, San Francisco; J Pattison’ & wife, City; Miss McQuesten, City; W. Coe & wife, City; W Hoimes & wife, City; A Burrows, Grass. Valley; L Bushell, @ity; J Long 4 wife, Oity! Mrs Harrigan; City; Rev. J Sims & wife. City; 8 Clutter,City; 'T C Plunke t, Truckee; Wm Scott, City; J M Walling & wife, Prof Carmichiel, City. PAY UP! AVING sold out my entire business in Nevada City, and irtenuing to leave here sh itly, notice is hercby given to all persons indebted to me, by) »ote or book ac.ount, to cull and settle without frvrther notice. All accounts not paid by the FIkS! DAY OF AUGUpdT, will be recently appointed Postmuster at Bayou Sara, with a uote warning him that he would fill such a box if. he took the office, He prevented the funeral by resignation, Joseph Davis, Mayor of Luscaloosa, Alabama, who wus un important witness against Southern coubterfeiters, has been pvisvned, Duvis ~was formerly » Secret Service officer and arrested the prisoners, Several other witnesses have been assussinated recently. Tho Railroad Company is actively engaged in the work of constructing its bridge across the Cvulorado river at Yuma, and will svon have its cars running into Arizona. X. Cicott, Coiner ‘of the Un States Mint; has commenced a libel suit aguinst the Carouicle.in the Third Dis rict Court. Damages aro laid at $25,000. ‘The alleged 1tibelwas publishedin the Chronicle of the 7th of last June, and related to what was Claimed to be a defuicaiiou tothe amount of $400 by -Cicott, while acting as book-keeper of the Pacific Box Fuctory. During the lust fiscal year the U. S. Assistant Treusurer at Sau Francisco received from different sources of Federal revenue in this ‘State the gum of $32,302,859 aud paid-dat $34,018,603. Thé Grand Jury of Alameda coun. ty is*in session, and Surgedt’ and “Page are on hand to have the Chron‘jele indicted in that county. “The Grand Jury of Yuba county refused to take any action in the matter. Dr. Thomas Guard will lecture in Sacramento this evening. His subject will be “Ingersoll und a Demoralyzing Bible.’ ‘The adveriisewents in announcing the above fact, contains the following: ‘‘Great Diana’”’ in Distress. The Enemies of Christianity—The Iugersolliresof Epnesus—howled dismally when Demetriua gave them the keynote. 8 mper Radem: Time changes ever, fully never. ‘‘Tbat which hath been is now."" The devotees of Lnfidelity areedgerto attack Christianity, but whine like whipped Spaniels when their own blind and superavnuaied isms are stripped naked by a master hand."* <> For Governor. The Carson Tribune says: ‘‘The Beno Journal nominates Judge Hawley for Governor of Nevada. We seoond the nomination. He is one of the best and purest men that ever went into a State-bouse. With Thos. P. Hawley at its head, the Republioan ticket would achieve a glorious victory.” Mr. Hawley is well known in this part of the State: He was at one time County Clerk and District Attorney of thie county, and afterwards practiced law in this city for many years. . He is now Chief Justice of the Sapreme Court of the State of Nevada. Tux Khedive of Egypt ban placed a fleet'at thé disposal of the’ Porte. one-half miles; thence West-one-mile tu the NE, corner of Sec. 30, Twp16 N, Runge 9 East; thence South one-hulf mile; thence West one-quarter miles then-e-South one-bulf mile to the South line of said Sec. 30; thence due E.ust 344 miles to the SE. corner of See. 27, lwp. 16 N,, Range 9 East: thvuce due North to place of beginning. / In the matter of the petition of certuin citizens of Hunt’s Hill‘ and { vicinity, asking the acceptance of a certain rund, described as. follows: Commencing near Mr. MsCloud’s and A. G, Turaer’s b -uses, and running thence North and Northwest to the toll road, being 14% milesia leugth aud situate in Litth York Township. The same having been recommended by Supervisor Thompson, it is On motion ordered that said road be, and it is hereby accepted and declured a public highway. Io the matter of the verbul petition of Henry Stehr, for renewal of liconse to collect tolls on the Chalk Biaff Turnpike;atthe same rates as last year, the petition was granted. Ou motion of Supervisor Kaotwell, it was ordered that the Road Commissioner of each district, be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to have suitable guide boards put up at all the necessary points in his district. The Board took a recess until 2 o'clock p.m. James D. Wurrs, Clerk. By John Webber, Deputy. oo AFTERNOON SESSION, The Board reassembled at 2 o'clock RP. at., a fall Board being present. G. G. Allan, presiding. The.consideration of the matter of the investigation into the affairs of . the furmer county officers, whose affairs have been the subject of investigation, was, on motion, postponed until Wedne:day, July 18th, 1877. On motion tue Clerk was directed to advertise for sealed’ proposals to furhisi 35 cords of dry oak wood, and one cord of dry piae wood; said wood to-be four feet in lenght, end to be delivered and corded in the Court House yard; prior to September 20th, 1877. Proposals to be opened and contract awarded at 12 o’clock M. on Saturday,August 18th, 1877. The contract to be let on a gold basis. The Board reserves the »right to reject any or all bids. The military roll for 1877, as _prepared by D. Collins, Assessor, was examined and approved by the Board. ror On motion’ the Board adjourned until Wednesday, the 28th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. ; woe Attest: James D. White, Clerk. : Jgbn Webber, Deputy. i A por five years of age, having stolen a can*of milk, his mother took him to task with moral suasion, and wound gp her discourse by exclaiming, Wivhat in the world were you going to do with the milk?” ‘‘{ —— stea) a dog to drink camel many who go for the sake of the ride, and crowding out (hose who want tu attend the meetings. A 25 cent tax .would not burt anybody ou such oeccusions, and if the. Republican and Democraiio. Central Committees have an understanding about it, which we presume they will, the hew arrangement will go into effect us soon a8 the meelings are commenced, Indian War. News from the Idaho Indian war shows that the Indiads and troops met at Cottonwood, on the Camos Prairie, and had; three days’ skirmish fight, the Indians obtaining an advantage over our troops, train with supplies to Gen. Howard was attacked,aud ten soldiers and two citizens’ who formed part ef the escort, were killed. The Indians have possession cfCumos Prairie, except Fort Cottonwood, Grangeville and MountIdaho. From 40 to 60 volunteers have gone from Walla Walla to the scene of hostilities. The difficalties of the present Indian campaign ure much greater than were those of the Modoo war. In Idaho and Washington ‘Territory the Indians are more numerous and better supplied than were the Modaces, while the white séttlements are not so strong nor isthe supply market as uccessible or assistance as readily procuted as ip Northern California. Elections this Year. Cut this out and paste itin your hat. Itmay save two dollars aud a half. Eiections are to be held this year as follows: In Kentucky, August 6; Vermont, September 4; Caifornia, September 5; Muine September 10; Iowa and Ohio, October 8; Massachusetts, Mississippi, New York, Virginia and Wisconsin, November 6. In four of these States Legislatures ure to be chosen, which wil] furnish successors toa I'ke number of United States Senators whose terms expire on March 4, 1879, viz, Kentucky, New York, Ohio and California— three Republicans and one Democrat. On the evening of the 6th, the Roseville, (New York) bank was robbed by seven or eight masked burglars, The watchman was bound and gagged, the vault and safe blown oped and the contents esrried away. The bank loses $15,000. Persons who left packages in the bank for safe keeping have lost from $50,000 to $60,000. @ Party Tonight. By All lovers of dancing should attend Muller & Becket’s party this evening. These soirees are a credit tothe town, and our citizens should help keep them up, Wasurorton Bieu ze, a .brother of the former Governors Bigler,of Pennsuddenly at bis residence in Iowa on Saturdsy. . A pack’ paiguctosed, — +e -A GentueE Hixt.—A lady commenting upon basbuuds who seem to think it not worth while to Le agree-. uble at home, telis the following story in which a wife by her first reply let the cut out of the bug. A lady friend of mine once, in eallivg upon & woman married to one of this kind of wen, suid: “Why Mrs. Jones, what » delightful husband you have: He calléd on us the other evening, and was so lively! Why, he is as pleasant asa fiddle!’”’ ‘Yes,’ was the sober reply, ‘‘but he always hungs up hie fidule at the door when he comes home,’’ A Card to the Public. For mavy years we have made two medicines sujted to-the’atlments of a vustclass of sufferers. ‘Thousands of cures have heen made by them, and, in fact, the word failure cannot bevoupled withthem. But within the lust two years counterfeits of our medicines have sprung up, dangerous in their close imitation of our Lrade Mark. 'To secure the people, we have placed upon each genuine box of Holloway's Ointment the -fac simile of the signature of our agent, Mr. Jos. Haydock. To counterfeit is felony. Weshull relentlessly pursue any one who imitates this, with the utmost vigor of the law. ~We most earnestiy beg that the greut mass of the American people will ‘wid us in our efforts to protect their health, and belp us in our task of F bringing “these most—-unprincipled men to the bar of justice. Uniformly refuse to purchase Medicines purporting to be our’ unless Mr. Jos. cluydock’s signature is attacbed to each box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and the end will soon be reached. The public’s obedient servants, 12-ly -Houxo war & Co. Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning‘s Sales, The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing, 245 Ophir 16 15%, 225 Mexican 10% 105% 860 Gould & Curry 1244 12%¢ 440 Best & Belober, 18-17% 300 California 3234 33. 478 Savage 634 6%. 365 Cou Virginia 34 3424. 550 Chollar, 30% 30 = 465-Hale & Norcross, 5% 644. 400 Yellow Jacket, 12. 800 Imperial 1.05 170 Alpha, 12%. 170 Belcher, 3:95 312 Sierra Nevada, 5,30 685 Bullion, 6%. s 1530 Exchequer, 7. 4 210 Overman, 13%. 500 Justice, 7%. 60 Union Con 5%. 785 Caledonia, 3%. Yesterday Afternoon's Best & Belcher, 18% Yellow Jacket, 102, Opbir, 17 ve eueag te ; Ballion 6% Crown Powt3.80 =. Con. Va. 3434 Mexican, 1134 New Coso,. 1.50 Sales. , a 420 Crown Point 3.80 3.75 ce placed in the hands of an attorney and CULLECTION ENFORCED. ‘take -warnREPUBLICAN COUNTY. TICKET, & FOR JOINT SENATOR, H. K. TURNER. FOR SENATOR, ~ J. M. WALLING, Of Nevada. 9 PAI Wee FOR ASSZMBLYMER, REUBEN LEECH, Of Grass Valley, H. EVERETT, Of Bridgeport, B. F. BACON, Of Boca. — ¥OR SHERIFF, J. S. McBRIDE, Of Bridgeport. FOR COUNTY CLERK, W.J. SHINN, Of Truckee. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, _____B, H. GAYLORD, _. Of Truckee. FOR COUNTY. TREASURER, W. K. SPENCER, Of. Grass. Valley. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A, RAPP, Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, G. E: ROBINSON, Of North Bloomfield. ing in ti. e—my affairs must be closed up withou: delay. 4. BARTON, Nevada, July 13th, 1877, " ASSESSMENT NOTICE. UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING CO. é Location of principal place of business, North San Juan, Nevada county, California. Location of works, Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield tow: ship, Nevada cuuuty, California.— Notice is hereby: given that at a} meeting of the Directors held at the otfice of the Company on the Fifth day of June, AD. 1877, an assessment (No. 9) of torty cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payabie immediately in United States goldeoin, to the Secretary at the office ot the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, California. Apy stock upon which this assessment shali remain unpaid on SafTORvAY, July Tth. A.D. 1877, will be delinquent and advertised forsale at ublic auction and unless payment is made fore, will be sold on TUE:DAY, . the Mth -day of July, -A. D, “1877, to “pay 488 Uelinquent assessmen’, together with costgo1t adver.ising and expenses of Sale. ane » JNO . HUNTER, Secretary. ce Main Street, Ng) : wan, Nevada County, Calli Pee aad j6én POSTPONEMENT, Notice is hereby givin that the day of Sale of the above Sio. k has been postponed to AUGUS l4tn, 1877. By order of the Board of irustees. jyi2 JNU. B HUNTER, Secretary DRESS MAKING, Etc. MRS. E. F. . MORSE, OULD tnform the Ladies of Nevada City, that she is prepured tu do all kinds ot DRESS MAKING, In the Neatest Manner and on the most Reasonable Terms, . Children’s” and Infants’ Suits made to order in short notice, Revidence—next above Mr. Lones’ house, on West Broad screct. : Nevada, July lith, 1877. Committee and Candidates. ee MEETING of the REPUBLICAN PARTY. SPECIAL NOTICE, yee members of the Republican County Central Commu ittee, and the oundiGutes of the Kepuvlican pary, are hereby notified to mect at the office of LE. H. Gaylord, AT THE COURT HuUSE, In Nevada City, On Saturdhy, July l4th, “187%, at ye 2 e’clock, P. M, ee To make arrangements for the campaign aud transact gach otuer buriness as niay come befure them. By order of the County Central Committee Ex«asStUs BUND, decretary, i Nevada, Jaly sth, 1877. ELECTION NOTICE, Na is hereby given to the qualified electors of the Vakiand scbvol District, County of Nevada, btate of California, that an election wiil be held on Monday. July 30th,’ 1877, At which will be submitted the question of Voting a tax for tue building of a new SCHOUL HUUSE. It wi . be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of $2,000. ‘The polls will ve open at the Public school House, between the hours of 9 a. M. and,6 P.M. VY L. Sacre, A. STENGER, J.L. WitiaMs, Trustees Oakland Schoc 1 District. jys0-td i Independent Candidates. Sierra Nevada, b FOR COUNTY SURVFYOS, H.S. BRADLEY, Of Nevada City. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, JOHN -GLASSON, Of Grass Valley. FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NG. 1, (Nevada Township) W. H. SMITH, Of Nevada City. fs Election, Wednesday, Septembe Sth, 1877. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY . TICK ET. FOR JOINT SENATOSB, NILES SEARLS. FOR SENATOR, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Of Grass Valley. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, GEORGE W. GIFFIN, Of Truckee; . S. L. BLACKWELL, Of Moore’s Flat; MICHAEL GARVER, — , Of Nevada City. FOR SHERIFF, WM. H. MONTGOMERY, Of Grass Valley. FOR COUNTY CLERK, JAMES D. WHITE, Of Washington Township. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEORGE 8. HUPP, Of Nevada City. YOR COUNTY TREASURES, JERE. N. PAYNE, Of Truckee. . FOR COUNTY RBEOORDE, JOHN J. ROGERS, Of Nevada City. POR SUPERINTENDENT OF 8CHOCL4, FRANK POWER, ‘Ot Nevada City. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, JAMES CHAMPION, Of Grass Valicy. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTBATOE, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valicy. FOR CORONER, BARTEL JOHNSON, Of Grass Valley. Sa FOR SUPERVISOR DIgT. NO. 1, (Nevada Township) P. H. BELDEN, Of Nevada City. Sth, 187%, Bh dD, house pal Ct the lot Mrs. dJ Wm will be opposi day, invitat Get ya R, 1 Proper brook ] and fo: that p! The New Y ‘will be 30th of Next under . _ ria, of oom ine intend days. Dr.) fine sp: " cisco, eters. The been e] Gold a: to serv: Richar Elias kh Direct ing offi Richar —Hiis Mo The . an orde ér of e have sy all neo This ig the Bo: conveni years 3 urged, about ii On W tifal ba: which ¢ Grass V Francis Ajax”’ b preeion: This: future b If it kee to go it . Bill! The ¢ will com ing trip, is inten short a Plenty thoroug Glass ed with the spor a club o; for a Bo Why not The ( and the can cou office of House, . rangeme Art. B negs to I iton at: intends t The *"] setts Cor ing Oom) miles lor mencing and exter of this gr years ar ' Much of worked d the most Company ing an i river bed, chanzel, Men agser work the this “ent _ Wwillzepor } B No. 4¥ One #

_ quantity of securities. She Daily Granscript. _. . Wawa cerry. CAL.” Friday, July 13, 1877. Imteresting News Items. Ina paper from a Penusylvania ‘town of some eigiit thousand people, we notice-a last appeal of a Fourth uf Jaly Committee for twenty-five dollara to. buy-powder: It was stuted thatthose who hid béden soliciting fands could hardly get anychirg. ‘Too poor to buy powder to tire a #a~ Fate on the Fourth! We talk of hurd times in Oalifuruia, but we are beginning to thiuk that we have no real conception of what that term imeans, L. P. Dexler, of Virginia Ciiy, received aletter from Miliw, bis ube soonding clerk, to the e¢ff:ct that his salary was insnfflsieut to support himself and wife, andhe took the money to get bimself out of debt. He also took the stock ledger aud a He iutiusates that'he will return the muney if they ' ‘do not attempt to fiua him; otherwise they will get nothing. eee In quarrel over a faro game at ‘Greenwood, Ariz na, two wen were killed on the spot, anc a third, a gambler, had #.vullet put in his head andinhisbreast. They ‘conperea’’ the knave and lost, and su they “passed in their checks’' wud were raked into the devil’s cush box. Pitkin, before leaving Washington for New Orleans, on ‘Tuesday last, gave),General Butler a souvenir which the latter will probably use on the floor of the House next winter. It is a coffin, sent to.a culored man Tavur<par, July 12th, 1877. . The Board met pursuant to, ads . journment.” Present, a full Board. G. G. Allan, President, presiding. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. at The following demands against the county were exumined, allowed and ordered paid: _ On Road Fund. _ District No. 2—G, 8.8. Getchell, $225,District No, 5—M. M. Richardson, $155 20; Palmer Smith, $23; J. B. Brogan, $34 50; Buca Mill und Ice Co., $60; James O’Connell, $50; L. Voss, $250; G. 8. 8S. Getcheli, $78; G.S.°S. Getchell, $10; total, $660 70, On Special Fund. AL. Bancroft, mdse., $3; D. Collins, expreasage, $5 25; Stewart +} MeKay,-conveyiug sick to Hospital, $10; total, $18 25, On General Fund. Daniel Collins, for extra services by four Deputy As. essors; $120. Inthe matter of the petition for the establisbraent of a new School School District;*’ heretofore set for hearing on this day, coming up for consideration, after due deliberation, sud the School Superintendent, E M, Preston, approviug, it-is ordered that the said districf be created with the name of the/Bunner School District,’ and with the following boundaries, viz: Commencing at the NE. corner of Sec. 15, Twp. 16N., Range 9 East; thencs West one mile; thenee South one-half mile; thence West one wile; thence South ove and District, to be-known as ‘Banner. Expensive Work, The Board of .Sapervisofs of San Francisco have let a contract for the printiog of the Great Register, at 16 cents per name, and the cost of the work will be $5,834 15, In every county of the Staten Great Register is to be printed this year, and the aggregate cost will be very large. It appears to us that the law requiring it to be printed so often, ought to be amended. Outside of the large cities there is uo necessity of having it done ofiener than once in 4 years,and at that time it.should be thoroughly overhauled; aud not contain names of men who have been dead for yeurs, and more particularly of these who have left tbe county*and State without having their registrations canceéled. I: is impossible for the County Clerks to arcertain who .are entitled to vote, and therefore they are compelled to have the list published asit appears on ,record. If some steps were taken’ by the Supervisors to ‘have the list overhauled, it would be @ great saving in the vost of printing, and be a better book of reference. Tnis matter should be well considered by the . proper offivers of every county. oo Cyompaign Meetings.:* During the cunipaiga there will be mavuy puodlic meetings at Grass Valley und this city. Excursion trains willbe run for ‘bose who desire to uttend. The mutter-of-charging 25 cents per head for the round trip to Grass Valley, and visa versa, is tulked of by those who have had to foot the bills for the trains heretofore. We think it would be w good idea, as it would be the means of preventing Bitter Christians. » Col. Bob. Ingersoll left for the Hast Tuesday morning, and left, we are afraid, with a dropof gall io bis heart, says the Stock Report. If not, then the Colonel is one of the sweetest tempered men that ever lived. It baying been represented to the lecture lawyer thas the charituble societies of the city were not too flush of funds, he agieed to donate the proceeds of a finul discourse to three be‘pevolent corporations. . That lecture was delivered on Monday night, the audieuce numbering neurly two thou. sand, all of--whow, including the Colonel himself and fsmily, paid for admission. Yet uot one of the directors ofthese svcieties came near Mr. Ingersoll, either whilst the adverlisements were ont or at the time of tbe lecture. He was neither thanked fur kis kinduess, nor cursed for bis infidelity, but left entirely aloue. Tbe consequence is that the profits of the lecture, about $450, ure aucluimed. This is pretty bitter, and only shows that though charity muy cover a wullitude of sins, it will not cover that of aibeism, Not a Candidate. = The Colfax ‘‘Enterprise’’ says Jas. Mabon, better. kuown as Denuis McCarty, is not a candidate for the Assembly on the Democratic side, as. many of our readers supposed. He looks at the glory of a few brief days in the Legislature as @ fraud, ap 6wpty bubble; something that won’t buy bread. We willbet a couple of quartz ledges, however, that if Dennis ‘went for’ the posish, he'd either get itor be the pvorest map in, Placer county before the camUnion Hotel. JACOB NAFPZIGER, Prop: ietor, Wevnesbar. July 11th, 1877. ‘BF Ross; Fred Freeman, Washington; J Tonkin; J. Tonner, Schultz Mine; J Hibbard Ventral House, A P Clark. Quaker Hill; B Mason, Washington;D Culberston Sailor Fiat; N D Wells, Steep Hollow; E Mason, Quaker Hill; V McIntosh, Blue Tent;M 'O Hogan, San Juan; H Phelps, Phelp’s Hill; A B Swan, San Juan; A B Swan, “an Juan; Miss Swan, San iD; Maater Swan, San Juan; C H Chase City; W A Marghsll Omega; R H Hausen, Hausonville; AT Lairi, City>; B orse, -an i rancisco; @ W Eldon, Gold Run; James Miller Sucker Flat. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. 8s. A EDDY, Proprietor. Wepnegspay, July 11th, 1877. H Ferguson, San Francisco;H Messeager, dan Franuciscu; C Brandon, San Franvisco; C P Bush, San Francisco; W A Marshall, Omega; J M Thurnoian, San Francisco; KF. Northup, San Juau; H Bush, Grass Valley; R Leech, Grass Valley;.J Shorkley, City; J McAliis,Hunt’s Hill; A Robinson, Hunt’s Hill, H Murchie, City; Al Gentry, San ¥ Mrs & Miss Blundell, Grass Valley, Mra. Leavitt, Mrs Rider, Grass Valley: J 8 Sanford, San Francisco; J Pattison’ & wife, City; Miss McQuesten, City; W. Coe & wife, City; W Hoimes & wife, City; A Burrows, Grass. Valley; L Bushell, @ity; J Long 4 wife, Oity! Mrs Harrigan; City; Rev. J Sims & wife. City; 8 Clutter,City; 'T C Plunke t, Truckee; Wm Scott, City; J M Walling & wife, Prof Carmichiel, City. PAY UP! AVING sold out my entire business in Nevada City, and irtenuing to leave here sh itly, notice is hercby given to all persons indebted to me, by) »ote or book ac.ount, to cull and settle without frvrther notice. All accounts not paid by the FIkS! DAY OF AUGUpdT, will be recently appointed Postmuster at Bayou Sara, with a uote warning him that he would fill such a box if. he took the office, He prevented the funeral by resignation, Joseph Davis, Mayor of Luscaloosa, Alabama, who wus un important witness against Southern coubterfeiters, has been pvisvned, Duvis ~was formerly » Secret Service officer and arrested the prisoners, Several other witnesses have been assussinated recently. Tho Railroad Company is actively engaged in the work of constructing its bridge across the Cvulorado river at Yuma, and will svon have its cars running into Arizona. X. Cicott, Coiner ‘of the Un States Mint; has commenced a libel suit aguinst the Carouicle.in the Third Dis rict Court. Damages aro laid at $25,000. ‘The alleged 1tibelwas publishedin the Chronicle of the 7th of last June, and related to what was Claimed to be a defuicaiiou tothe amount of $400 by -Cicott, while acting as book-keeper of the Pacific Box Fuctory. During the lust fiscal year the U. S. Assistant Treusurer at Sau Francisco received from different sources of Federal revenue in this ‘State the gum of $32,302,859 aud paid-dat $34,018,603. Thé Grand Jury of Alameda coun. ty is*in session, and Surgedt’ and “Page are on hand to have the Chron‘jele indicted in that county. “The Grand Jury of Yuba county refused to take any action in the matter. Dr. Thomas Guard will lecture in Sacramento this evening. His subject will be “Ingersoll und a Demoralyzing Bible.’ ‘The adveriisewents in announcing the above fact, contains the following: ‘‘Great Diana’”’ in Distress. The Enemies of Christianity—The Iugersolliresof Epnesus—howled dismally when Demetriua gave them the keynote. 8 mper Radem: Time changes ever, fully never. ‘‘Tbat which hath been is now."" The devotees of Lnfidelity areedgerto attack Christianity, but whine like whipped Spaniels when their own blind and superavnuaied isms are stripped naked by a master hand."* <> For Governor. The Carson Tribune says: ‘‘The Beno Journal nominates Judge Hawley for Governor of Nevada. We seoond the nomination. He is one of the best and purest men that ever went into a State-bouse. With Thos. P. Hawley at its head, the Republioan ticket would achieve a glorious victory.” Mr. Hawley is well known in this part of the State: He was at one time County Clerk and District Attorney of thie county, and afterwards practiced law in this city for many years. . He is now Chief Justice of the Sapreme Court of the State of Nevada. Tux Khedive of Egypt ban placed a fleet'at thé disposal of the’ Porte. one-half miles; thence West-one-mile tu the NE, corner of Sec. 30, Twp16 N, Runge 9 East; thence South one-hulf mile; thence West one-quarter miles then-e-South one-bulf mile to the South line of said Sec. 30; thence due E.ust 344 miles to the SE. corner of See. 27, lwp. 16 N,, Range 9 East: thvuce due North to place of beginning. / In the matter of the petition of certuin citizens of Hunt’s Hill‘ and { vicinity, asking the acceptance of a certain rund, described as. follows: Commencing near Mr. MsCloud’s and A. G, Turaer’s b -uses, and running thence North and Northwest to the toll road, being 14% milesia leugth aud situate in Litth York Township. The same having been recommended by Supervisor Thompson, it is On motion ordered that said road be, and it is hereby accepted and declured a public highway. Io the matter of the verbul petition of Henry Stehr, for renewal of liconse to collect tolls on the Chalk Biaff Turnpike;atthe same rates as last year, the petition was granted. Ou motion of Supervisor Kaotwell, it was ordered that the Road Commissioner of each district, be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to have suitable guide boards put up at all the necessary points in his district. The Board took a recess until 2 o'clock p.m. James D. Wurrs, Clerk. By John Webber, Deputy. oo AFTERNOON SESSION, The Board reassembled at 2 o'clock RP. at., a fall Board being present. G. G. Allan, presiding. The.consideration of the matter of the investigation into the affairs of . the furmer county officers, whose affairs have been the subject of investigation, was, on motion, postponed until Wedne:day, July 18th, 1877. On motion tue Clerk was directed to advertise for sealed’ proposals to furhisi 35 cords of dry oak wood, and one cord of dry piae wood; said wood to-be four feet in lenght, end to be delivered and corded in the Court House yard; prior to September 20th, 1877. Proposals to be opened and contract awarded at 12 o’clock M. on Saturday,August 18th, 1877. The contract to be let on a gold basis. The Board reserves the »right to reject any or all bids. The military roll for 1877, as _prepared by D. Collins, Assessor, was examined and approved by the Board. ror On motion’ the Board adjourned until Wednesday, the 28th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. ; woe Attest: James D. White, Clerk. : Jgbn Webber, Deputy. i A por five years of age, having stolen a can*of milk, his mother took him to task with moral suasion, and wound gp her discourse by exclaiming, Wivhat in the world were you going to do with the milk?” ‘‘{ —— stea) a dog to drink camel many who go for the sake of the ride, and crowding out (hose who want tu attend the meetings. A 25 cent tax .would not burt anybody ou such oeccusions, and if the. Republican and Democraiio. Central Committees have an understanding about it, which we presume they will, the hew arrangement will go into effect us soon a8 the meelings are commenced, Indian War. News from the Idaho Indian war shows that the Indiads and troops met at Cottonwood, on the Camos Prairie, and had; three days’ skirmish fight, the Indians obtaining an advantage over our troops, train with supplies to Gen. Howard was attacked,aud ten soldiers and two citizens’ who formed part ef the escort, were killed. The Indians have possession cfCumos Prairie, except Fort Cottonwood, Grangeville and MountIdaho. From 40 to 60 volunteers have gone from Walla Walla to the scene of hostilities. The difficalties of the present Indian campaign ure much greater than were those of the Modoo war. In Idaho and Washington ‘Territory the Indians are more numerous and better supplied than were the Modaces, while the white séttlements are not so strong nor isthe supply market as uccessible or assistance as readily procuted as ip Northern California. Elections this Year. Cut this out and paste itin your hat. Itmay save two dollars aud a half. Eiections are to be held this year as follows: In Kentucky, August 6; Vermont, September 4; Caifornia, September 5; Muine September 10; Iowa and Ohio, October 8; Massachusetts, Mississippi, New York, Virginia and Wisconsin, November 6. In four of these States Legislatures ure to be chosen, which wil] furnish successors toa I'ke number of United States Senators whose terms expire on March 4, 1879, viz, Kentucky, New York, Ohio and California— three Republicans and one Democrat. On the evening of the 6th, the Roseville, (New York) bank was robbed by seven or eight masked burglars, The watchman was bound and gagged, the vault and safe blown oped and the contents esrried away. The bank loses $15,000. Persons who left packages in the bank for safe keeping have lost from $50,000

to $60,000. @ Party Tonight. By All lovers of dancing should attend Muller & Becket’s party this evening. These soirees are a credit tothe town, and our citizens should help keep them up, Wasurorton Bieu ze, a .brother of the former Governors Bigler,of Pennsuddenly at bis residence in Iowa on Saturdsy. . A pack’ paiguctosed, — +e -A GentueE Hixt.—A lady commenting upon basbuuds who seem to think it not worth while to Le agree-. uble at home, telis the following story in which a wife by her first reply let the cut out of the bug. A lady friend of mine once, in eallivg upon & woman married to one of this kind of wen, suid: “Why Mrs. Jones, what » delightful husband you have: He calléd on us the other evening, and was so lively! Why, he is as pleasant asa fiddle!’”’ ‘Yes,’ was the sober reply, ‘‘but he always hungs up hie fidule at the door when he comes home,’’ A Card to the Public. For mavy years we have made two medicines sujted to-the’atlments of a vustclass of sufferers. ‘Thousands of cures have heen made by them, and, in fact, the word failure cannot bevoupled withthem. But within the lust two years counterfeits of our medicines have sprung up, dangerous in their close imitation of our Lrade Mark. 'To secure the people, we have placed upon each genuine box of Holloway's Ointment the -fac simile of the signature of our agent, Mr. Jos. Haydock. To counterfeit is felony. Weshull relentlessly pursue any one who imitates this, with the utmost vigor of the law. ~We most earnestiy beg that the greut mass of the American people will ‘wid us in our efforts to protect their health, and belp us in our task of F bringing “these most—-unprincipled men to the bar of justice. Uniformly refuse to purchase Medicines purporting to be our’ unless Mr. Jos. cluydock’s signature is attacbed to each box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and the end will soon be reached. The public’s obedient servants, 12-ly -Houxo war & Co. Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning‘s Sales, The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing, 245 Ophir 16 15%, 225 Mexican 10% 105% 860 Gould & Curry 1244 12%¢ 440 Best & Belober, 18-17% 300 California 3234 33. 478 Savage 634 6%. 365 Cou Virginia 34 3424. 550 Chollar, 30% 30 = 465-Hale & Norcross, 5% 644. 400 Yellow Jacket, 12. 800 Imperial 1.05 170 Alpha, 12%. 170 Belcher, 3:95 312 Sierra Nevada, 5,30 685 Bullion, 6%. s 1530 Exchequer, 7. 4 210 Overman, 13%. 500 Justice, 7%. 60 Union Con 5%. 785 Caledonia, 3%. Yesterday Afternoon's Best & Belcher, 18% Yellow Jacket, 102, Opbir, 17 ve eueag te ; Ballion 6% Crown Powt3.80 =. Con. Va. 3434 Mexican, 1134 New Coso,. 1.50 Sales. , a 420 Crown Point 3.80 3.75 ce placed in the hands of an attorney and CULLECTION ENFORCED. ‘take -warnREPUBLICAN COUNTY. TICKET, & FOR JOINT SENATOR, H. K. TURNER. FOR SENATOR, ~ J. M. WALLING, Of Nevada. 9 PAI Wee FOR ASSZMBLYMER, REUBEN LEECH, Of Grass Valley, H. EVERETT, Of Bridgeport, B. F. BACON, Of Boca. — ¥OR SHERIFF, J. S. McBRIDE, Of Bridgeport. FOR COUNTY CLERK, W.J. SHINN, Of Truckee. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, _____B, H. GAYLORD, _. Of Truckee. FOR COUNTY. TREASURER, W. K. SPENCER, Of. Grass. Valley. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A, RAPP, Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, G. E: ROBINSON, Of North Bloomfield. ing in ti. e—my affairs must be closed up withou: delay. 4. BARTON, Nevada, July 13th, 1877, " ASSESSMENT NOTICE. UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING CO. é Location of principal place of business, North San Juan, Nevada county, California. Location of works, Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield tow: ship, Nevada cuuuty, California.— Notice is hereby: given that at a} meeting of the Directors held at the otfice of the Company on the Fifth day of June, AD. 1877, an assessment (No. 9) of torty cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payabie immediately in United States goldeoin, to the Secretary at the office ot the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, California. Apy stock upon which this assessment shali remain unpaid on SafTORvAY, July Tth. A.D. 1877, will be delinquent and advertised forsale at ublic auction and unless payment is made fore, will be sold on TUE:DAY, . the Mth -day of July, -A. D, “1877, to “pay 488 Uelinquent assessmen’, together with costgo1t adver.ising and expenses of Sale. ane » JNO . HUNTER, Secretary. ce Main Street, Ng) : wan, Nevada County, Calli Pee aad j6én POSTPONEMENT, Notice is hereby givin that the day of Sale of the above Sio. k has been postponed to AUGUS l4tn, 1877. By order of the Board of irustees. jyi2 JNU. B HUNTER, Secretary DRESS MAKING, Etc. MRS. E. F. . MORSE, OULD tnform the Ladies of Nevada City, that she is prepured tu do all kinds ot DRESS MAKING, In the Neatest Manner and on the most Reasonable Terms, . Children’s” and Infants’ Suits made to order in short notice, Revidence—next above Mr. Lones’ house, on West Broad screct. : Nevada, July lith, 1877. Committee and Candidates. ee MEETING of the REPUBLICAN PARTY. SPECIAL NOTICE, yee members of the Republican County Central Commu ittee, and the oundiGutes of the Kepuvlican pary, are hereby notified to mect at the office of LE. H. Gaylord, AT THE COURT HuUSE, In Nevada City, On Saturdhy, July l4th, “187%, at ye 2 e’clock, P. M, ee To make arrangements for the campaign aud transact gach otuer buriness as niay come befure them. By order of the County Central Committee Ex«asStUs BUND, decretary, i Nevada, Jaly sth, 1877. ELECTION NOTICE, Na is hereby given to the qualified electors of the Vakiand scbvol District, County of Nevada, btate of California, that an election wiil be held on Monday. July 30th,’ 1877, At which will be submitted the question of Voting a tax for tue building of a new SCHOUL HUUSE. It wi . be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of $2,000. ‘The polls will ve open at the Public school House, between the hours of 9 a. M. and,6 P.M. VY L. Sacre, A. STENGER, J.L. WitiaMs, Trustees Oakland Schoc 1 District. jys0-td i Independent Candidates. Sierra Nevada, b FOR COUNTY SURVFYOS, H.S. BRADLEY, Of Nevada City. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, JOHN -GLASSON, Of Grass Valley. FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NG. 1, (Nevada Township) W. H. SMITH, Of Nevada City. fs Election, Wednesday, Septembe Sth, 1877. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY . TICK ET. FOR JOINT SENATOSB, NILES SEARLS. FOR SENATOR, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Of Grass Valley. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, GEORGE W. GIFFIN, Of Truckee; . S. L. BLACKWELL, Of Moore’s Flat; MICHAEL GARVER, — , Of Nevada City. FOR SHERIFF, WM. H. MONTGOMERY, Of Grass Valley. FOR COUNTY CLERK, JAMES D. WHITE, Of Washington Township. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEORGE 8. HUPP, Of Nevada City. YOR COUNTY TREASURES, JERE. N. PAYNE, Of Truckee. . FOR COUNTY RBEOORDE, JOHN J. ROGERS, Of Nevada City. POR SUPERINTENDENT OF 8CHOCL4, FRANK POWER, ‘Ot Nevada City. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, JAMES CHAMPION, Of Grass Valicy. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTBATOE, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valicy. FOR CORONER, BARTEL JOHNSON, Of Grass Valley. Sa FOR SUPERVISOR DIgT. NO. 1, (Nevada Township) P. H. BELDEN, Of Nevada City. Sth, 187%, Bh dD, house pal Ct the lot Mrs. dJ Wm will be opposi day, invitat Get ya R, 1 Proper brook ] and fo: that p! The New Y ‘will be 30th of Next under . _ ria, of oom ine intend days. Dr.) fine sp: " cisco, eters. The been e] Gold a: to serv: Richar Elias kh Direct ing offi Richar —Hiis Mo The . an orde ér of e have sy all neo This ig the Bo: conveni years 3 urged, about ii On W tifal ba: which ¢ Grass V Francis Ajax”’ b preeion: This: future b If it kee to go it . Bill! The ¢ will com ing trip, is inten short a Plenty thoroug Glass ed with the spor a club o; for a Bo Why not The ( and the can cou office of House, . rangeme Art. B negs to I iton at: intends t The *"] setts Cor ing Oom) miles lor mencing and exter of this gr years ar ' Much of worked d the most Company ing an i river bed, chanzel, Men agser work the this “ent _ Wwillzepor } B No. 4¥ One #