July 15, 1876 (4 pages)

. ah eg ii 8 rn PE ao Saale ic ratte Shes MBE RES a . She Daily Transcript iy start out. ees + -@onveyed to his room and meical aid _ Of weeks. Sacramento Bee.’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. 4s Saturday. July. 15, 1876. e ‘County Indebtedness. _ Santa Clara County: is now indebted to the amount of $540,820 26, with a prospect of a continued inevease for years tocome. Thecounty is nbt at the éxpense,gf building reads over mountains or. bridging’ ~ gbrupt precipicee to make passuble highways, andits public buildings areno better in proportion to its population, than are those of this county. Santa Clara is yearly made richer by an increase of population . from other sections, who bring capital with them. We-can count among ita citizens, men who have taken a million of dollars made in -this eounty, and we supposd other sections have donated equatly as: liberally: Our county bas a public debt of only $28,45152, It -has commodious public buildings, good roads and bridger, and has » populaion teu thousand ‘less than has Santa Clara. The figures show that the talk about the decay of the mining eounties is‘all bosh. If Santa Clara county was to export a half dozen citizens a year, with an aggregate “ eapital of a quarter of a million of dollars, and keep it up for a score of years, then its productive resources might be bragged about. That is the process that bas been going on here fur that length of time, and keeps going on yet, and the county ie still prosperous, and can keep it ~up for a quarter Of a century more withont flinching. -We will tell Santa Clara County howto get rid of its indebtedness, If it will transport a few of our mines, and engage our Board of Supervisors to go-down there and run the niachine for a oouple of years; they will rid the. county of debt, and make more -improvements during the time than has been made during the past five years. We can furnish that county with capitaliets and with men who can bring # outall right financially, and not eripple ourselves: either. telia a Fishing. Fred Sackett has found out where to catch fish. He thinks Canon ereek up in Washington Township, . gota away with all the mountain streams. coveries, and as Rufe did not get enough up at Lake Independence, he has organized a party and will have Sackett pilot them to the-—desired spot. Rufe sent the following erder for supplies to a prominent ~ Grass Valley grocer’ yesterday, and as soon as it is filled, the party will Tt is as follows: Four . pounds of salt and a small cask of whisky. One pound of ground black pepper and a dewijohn of whisky. Ten pounds of sard and a -lurge jag of whisky. One canvassed ham and six quart bottles of whisky. . One paper of large Limerick hooks end a gallon of whisky in any old vessel you dou’t use about the store. Also, send one pound of white @ugar and a small jug of whisky. Hurriedly yours, R-—S——,° P. 8.—As we shall be gone several days, and as snakes are bad on the river at this season, my physician has just stepped in and suggested that we better take along a little whisky. Send it, and enter it in your books with other items above. Mr. Hinksen Again Unfortunate. . Last evening Add. C, Hinkson, Superintendent of City Schools, met with another accident, but fortunately no bones were broken this time, While going down the the back steps’ of his residence, using his crutches, he lost his balance and fell forward, striking violently upon the ground. The result was the severe injury of of the leg which was hurt by his accident at the Capitol a few months : and the limb commenced swelling rapidly. He was at once was obtained fas soon as possible. The doctors think that he will be able to be nround again in a couple Wax you reflect that at pichics a hundred years ago it was the custom for the girls to” stand up iis _xow and let the men kiss-them~ ali good-bye, all this enthusiasm about national pioyress seems to bea vrave mistake, : . J. M. Foley vs the Omaba Gold He told Shoemaker of the: Grass Valley Union about his dis-. District Court Tuvrsvax, July 6th, 1876, ; Seth Martin et ai vs J. 8. Thompson etal, On motion of defendant's counsel, defendavts were granted leave to file.supplemental answer on facts found subsequent to the filing of the origiual answer. . T. H. Doane vs Elle Ellen. On motion of Chas. Dann, plaintiff's eounsel, dismissed at plaintiff's cost. H. McCormigk vs: G. W. Baldwin et als. Jury ‘triul. plaintiff. Monpay, July 10:h. Maxzia Sherman vs Frederick Sherman. Decree of divorce granted, with homestead and custody of ehildren to phiintiff. oa Mining Co. . Continued for the term on stipulation filed. ee are ‘H.-Clendenin vs E; C. Webster, etal. Tried by the Court, sub itted, and taken under advisement. H. Clendenin vs. J. F. Bartholomew. et als. Submitted on testimony taken on the cage above. *_» _Wepwxspay, July 12th. Seth Martin et al vs J,.S: ‘lThompson etal. Trial by Court. Submittéd and taken under advisement. Tuurspay, Joly 13th. _ J. Cobbold vs. Yuba Tunnel Co, Ow motion to retdx costs. Orderéd that the sum of $25 40 be stricken from defendant’s cost bill. James P. Pollard vs E. J. Olsen, etals. Tried by the Court, submitted und taken under advisement. Farpay, July 14th. Seth Martin et als vs O. Lonkey et als, .Further stay of execution granted until August Ist. John White, administrator vs Mary L. Lancaster et al. This case set for trial on this day, came up in plea of abatement. which on trial thereof was sustained, and .plaintiff given leave to amend his complaint in accordance with order filed herein. ®tephen Pierce, vs. Occ.dent Mining Co. et al, This cause, on motion of: plffs’ counsel, was continued for the term. f Court adjourned—until—to-morrow. morning at 10 o’clock. : Berrd of Equalisation-Jaly Term. Firpay, July 14th. . The Bosrd met pursuant to adjournment, Present, full Board. T. P. Crandall, President of the Board, presiding. D. M. Barker appeared before the Board, on citation heretofore issued, to show canse why his-,assessment ‘should not be raised from $3,625 to $4,860. He was duly sworn and examined relative to the value of his property, and after due consideration it was ordered by the’ Board, that said assessment stund as raised by the Board, to-wit: $4,860, The Board then proceeded to consider the application of the Excelsior Water Co., for a reduction of its assessinent from $100,000 to $57,400. Upon motion, said assessment was. ordered to stand as originally listed by the Assessor. On motion, the Board adjourned until Monday, July 16th, at 10 o'clock a. m, Jas. D. Wurre, Clerk, By John Webber, Deputy. Hair Clipping. 4 Some sensitive people maintain that it is cruel and inhuman to clip a Chinaman's wig who has been oonvicted of crime. We could never gee the thing in that light. While white men have to undergo the~indignity when they enter the State Prison, why should Mongolians be favored. We have never doubted such a course wold put acLeck on petty Chinese criminals, and the result in San Francisco since the hair clipping ordinance was put into operation, proves it. Less than onethird the usual number was brought before the Police Court last mouth. Go on clipping say we. Freigh£ at the Depot, Preight for the fullowing named parties was received at the depot yes. terday: . Nevada City—Chas. Guild, W. Burge, G. W. Jones, A. Lademan, Lester & Malloy, W. R. Coe, L. H. Wells, ©. Robinson, W. H. Crawford, M. Rosenberg, Providence M . Co., — Kee, 8S. A: Eddy, W. Wolf, :Small Pox, San Fransisco comes pretty near being a pest house. Thirty cases had been reported since Monday up to Thursday, and four of them died. Those who go down now do so. wit . their eyes open. It isa wonder the disease does pot spread over the whole coast, Verdict, fort inside, where it cost four bits to see ‘town, and her’ seventy-five leading A Liberal Town: Prof. Leotard, the gymuast and juggler, with a full troupe, has been hovering around the sloughs of Stockton for a ntontb or more, trying to get tp a show that would, after paying for hall rent ané gas, afford him money énough to get out of town. Onthe Fourth he joinedin with the people in celebrating, aid helped add to. the attractions of the day, with an understanding that after a while he should have a house that would more than pay current expenses. Seventy-five of the liberal citizens of the city signed a paper tendering the Professcr a benefit . But when the important time arempty bemches. Not even the liberal signers were present. Stockton bas a number of . banks too, dad it is the.heudquarters of all the lunatics in the State, yet it does not seem to pan out well for Prof. Leotard: The local papers say the .musi¢ on the corner played by. the Professor's bund drew crowds, and vast numbers caine to witness the tight-rope walking which was free, and which took pluce before the show commenced, but all were too sharp to be inveiglea aud be seen. Stockton is a liberal citizens are surely men of influence. & Stage Upset, ° : Yesterday morning the stage bound . for Marysville met-with a—disaster. . It was going down the grade near Rough and Ready, and near McSorley’s digging , when the wagon crowd, ed the horses forcing them into a run. There were only two horses hitched to the wagon, and there were eight pa sengers, the driver, and an and e press on the wagon. The brake would not ‘‘take hold’’ and the horses could not hold back the very larze load: ‘The whole ran off the grade, the horses being piled in the ditch and the wagou™ turning completely over, and over, and lighting upside down, with the wheelsin the wir. On the stage were Mrs. Jas. Early, Hon. E. W. Roberts, Rich rd Hales of Grass Valley; Mrs. ville; Mrs. Flynu, of Virginia City Nev. Miss Lizzie Grant, of Randolph Flat and.one other passenger whose name we didnotlearn. The driver's name is ©, A, Lewis, and he was driving his first trip. The ex-driver’s name is Churles. E. Sacks. Jadge Roberts, who was sitting on the front seat managed to make a jump before the staye turned over, but he nevertheless fell with considis somewhat bruised. Sacks escaped uninjured, and he and Judge Roberts quickly relieved the others from taeir unpleasant situation. The driver, Lewis is very badly hurt and it is feared that he can not survive his injuries. Hales had his collar bone broken. The others escaped with a few scratches snd bruises. The lady passengers were sent foiward with the same korses and in another wagon. The overtarn was a very fearful affair, und the wonder is that no more'damage was done.—G. V. Union. Occident. The San Francisco Bulletin of the . 13th, has the following horse new»: The treatment of the foot of Leland Stanford's aceidental trotting wonder, Occident, by Dr, Dunbar, the veterinary surgeon and bis son, gave rise \o considerable speculations a3 to the result among horsemen generally. Nota little adverse critieism: followed, and some of ‘the knowing ones freely predicted the ruin of the horse. Recently. Dr. Dunbar addressed a letter of inquiry to Ocvident’s owner, and received the following reply: Dear Sin: Your lotter asking the cohdition of my horse Occident is at hand, and in reply will state that he seems entirely recovered, The Operation performed upon his foot by your sou, acting under your direction and instruction, was very thorough, and I think great ipjustice hus been done you by,.those who attribute Occident’s lameness as a consequence of your treatment. The course of treatment was very light, and terminated exactly as you predicted. Yours, ete., Letanp Stanrorp. Occident is now at Sacromesto. enlarged liver, with which he is affected. In the private trials of speed to‘which he is from time to time subjected, he is credited with having trotted a half-mile recently inlv3. : a rived tie Professor was stared at byt ex driver, a lot of baggage and mail . McPheeters aud daughter, of Marys-{} erable violence on the hard road and-}He is being treated at Present for . Tax Bismarck (D. T.) Tribune thé gold fever in that section; — The business men of all kinds are fhe entire force in the Tribune officé this.morning gave fifteen days’ noticé of their interition to\advance on the auriferons region. On every hand homesteads are deserted, and inmaby instances growing crops, gold. Probably three fourths of the bhomésteads and pre-emption claimants in: the*contity in which Bismarck is situated, have.gone n this Mnission, . Bismarck is the nearest telegraph station to the scene of Custer’s conflict. It is a small and unimportint town, and for six months of the year is’ debarred from commuuicaion with the outside world on: ac“count of snow. It was the correspendent of the Tribune, Mr. Kelcommand. Rible Meeting. Rev. J. Thompson, Superintendent of the American Bible Society, forthe Pacifie Coast, is-in town, and will holda Union Bible meeting in the Methodist Church to-morrow evening at the usual hour of evening service. — + 0 ae [By Telegraph.) ~ * $35 Ophir 4444. 335 Mexican 2/ 7%. 5 480 Best & Belcher 40%, 185 Gould & Curry 13%, 5480 California 6144. 165 Savage 18. 1450 Con Virginia 4724, 160 Crown Point 9%, 370 Yellow Jacket 28, 250 Imperial 47%. 300 Belcher 1744. 595 Overman 64, 515 Justice 2034. 1240 Juliaé%. 615 Union Con 11%. 80 Sierra Nevada 1314. 90: Chollur 7144. 756 Hale & Norcross 924. 30 Utah 16, 60 Exchequer 15, 145 Bullion 40, 725: Alpha 3544. 300 Lady Bryan 75c, < 195 Silver Hill 7%. 180 Andes 2, 4s 230 Baltimore 1%, 4) Dardanelles 1, 20 Leviathan 60c, 50 Kentuck 10%. 200 Rock Island 1, 200 Woodville 1. 100 Kossuth 1%. Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. Imperial 43%, California 5734, Ophir 40%: . Overman 6534, New Coso 1%. Yellow Jacket 25. Gila 50c, Leopard 8%, tate Gen Thomas 2%, Eureka Con 11% Morthern Belle <9. Con Virginia 46%, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Tuvurspay, July 13th, 1876, « W C Bradley, Willow Valley Z Marsh, R&R W Jackson, Wheatland Geo Driver, Nevada City J A Graham, do Miss M Mullen, do H J Kenuedy, do Miss M Deal, do Mrs Thomes & 2 children. City Miss Nichols, Sao Diego Mrs Hutchinson, Grass Valley Mre M McDonald, do A B Dibble, do Miss Dibble, do J P Pollard, : do _Dr 8 M Harris, do © Taylor, . do W T Van Ondshion, Washington Wm Piper, do a. Bhebena,; de Cc Watson‘ do C CFownsend, Grass Valley 8 Gibson, Central House G Johnston, Virginia City John Hussey, Yon Bet P Shi gle, Scott's Flat G W Davis, Moore’s Flat L D Butt, Meadow Lake C A Curpenter, Providence R Samuel] O Gregory, Ban Froncisco Wm Cooper, do H Page. A Delap, Sheridan WW Wear, Dutch Flat 4 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Wational Exchange Hotel. 8S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Tuurspay, July 14th, 1876, C H Hawkins & wife, You Bet Mrs Shirley, do Miss Ida Lewis, You Bet F Bullard & wife, Yolo Co J C Brown, Grass Vailey H Brown, do H Nichols, do M D Howell, Wheatland 8 Blight, Moore’s Flat AL Lan rT, Nevada City Wm Mitchell, Grass Valley Johnson, do ern, rancisco __O Eastman, \ # Culbe Wm Carter, Nevada. ity ey rase alley N Lane, Lake City the owners baving gone in search of. ‘Mining Stocks. a . Yésterday Morning’s Sales. contéins the following concerning . gold crazy and leaving for the bills, . og, who was killed with Custer’s . DEETEKIN’ ROASTING FURNACE, For Gold, Silver and Copper Ores, ‘The -Rosating capacity of thé Furmace, per 24 hours, is from 6 to 50 Tons, CCORDING to per centage and nature A of the sulphuretted ore. with an «xpenditure of 144 to 2 cords of wood, and 2 to 3.shifts of unskilled labor, according to amount of ore handled, The Furnace is adapted to Chlorodizing, as well as Oxidiz. iug, Roasting. and-for the manufacture of Su phuric Acid. : : In point of cheapness of construction and efficiency in working, the Fu.nace is far the best in use. Millmen in need of a cheap and cfficient Roastiug Apparstus wil! epply to ce : G. F. DeEI KEN, Consulting M«tallurgist, Grass-¥alley, “Furnace can be seen on application for permit, at Gruss Valley. NOTICE. OTI‘E is hereby given to the qualified N electors of Movre’s Flat School District, County of Nevada, State of Califor-. Dia, that af «lection will be held on the 29th day of July, 1876, at wnich will ve sutmitted the question of voting a tax of $2,5u0, tu build a School House. ‘Lhe poils will be opened from 4 o'clock, P.M. to 8 ‘o’clock, P.M. sOHN RICH, : 0, CORR Ene, a : WM. F. CUMMINGS, District School Trustees, THE oLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass. Valley Stage Line. ef pases: . Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’clock A. M.; returning leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. Leave (grass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M. Ladies and gentlemen called for at_ any part of the city. without extra chirge. . #ackages carried: ut low rates. Orders left at the National er Union Ho» tels. in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or Wisconsin Hotels, ‘Grass Valley, will be promptly attended to, 4 je4-tf W.8. TALBOT & CO. / --DR, C. D. BOBO. PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, IQ ESIDENCE, BROAD 8TRFET oppo site the THEATRE. Office at ‘Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, Dronsy a specialty. HOUSE FoR SALE. nk THE HOUSE and LOT on Bou . Biss) der street, lately occupied by Jess ij i 8. Thompson, is offered for sale :— a Great Bargain,. ‘The House cor tains six rooms, and is in good repair, Fx further particulars enquire of & ._“_.N, P, BROWN, : At Transcript Office, Nevada City May 30th, 1876. -! LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATER. FROM — SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Nature's Specific for the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, Irregularities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc, f ert without any question, is the best mineral water on the Pacific Coast, and its beneficial effects are certified to by Families and the trade supplied on application to he WM, E, DEAMER, Proprictor of the Grass Valley Soda Works. » Who is the General Agent for Nevada County, je24-1m : . Drugs, Medicines, &e P. H. BELDEN, uccessor to Bell & Belde “Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail desler i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. “A full line Of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Ajso a full-line of STATIONERY, such as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices are low. I solici a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. CHOICE .FRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. ne dy Il. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their sesson J me Families will be supplied in quantities te suit, atthe lowest market rates, Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited and: promptly filled. 5 Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, June 28th, 1876. ye See all who have an opportunity of using it. . ‘MINERAL CITATION. _, «_ Umrrep States Lanp Orrxg SacRaMENTO, Cal. July 8th, 1876, ". \0 E. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, w. p. Weeks, 0, E. Gréen. Lester Linley + ; Barnés, R. B. Ty) Brown and ¢; all whom it may Concétn, Whereas, tail. eral athdavit Nos 61and 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1.9 of N E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 y “. Range 9 Eart, to be more valuable for Min. ing than for agricultural purposes, missioner’s letter dated December 2. , in character, until the contrary is pro after due noiice. And whereas, Willers Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th a of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office of this District his pre-emption Declara. * tion Ne‘4989, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same ag agricultural jand, alleging it to be more: valuabl. for agricultural than for Mining purposes ;, Therefore you wi'l take noticg that under and by virtue of ivstructiony . from the Commissioner of the Genera] Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 21st day of August. 1876,at Cleven o'clock, A. M., at this office, bef: re th i and Receiver, for the hearing of proots to determine the character of gaig lands. : In Witness: Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the day and year first abcyg written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register, HART FLLLUWS, Receiver. J.1. Caldweil, Atty. jia NOTICE . No is hereby given that there by Daniel Collins, County Assessor, the assessinent books of the County of Ney. contsining a statement of all property as. sessed by -him for the, year 176, in said ‘county of Nevada, and the amounts for. which such property was assessed, The Board of Equalization will meet op this, the 10th day of July, 1876, and con. tinue in session until all business is dig: posed of, not extending beyond the Fourth Monday of duly, to equalize aggess ments. All perso s interested are notified to appear before the board within the time prescribed, and show cause, it any they have, why th ir aes-ssments should not stand. as listed by the Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE, County Clerk, And ex-officio Clerk o* the Board of Equalization, Nevada County. jyll Election for Chief. Engineer, _—— ENGINEER of the Nevada City’ Fire Department, will take place at the Map sha)’s Ofhce, on t MONDAY, JULY 31, 1878. Jadges—Joseph Olive and Frank Eile man, Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed. Goldsmith. Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock: P.M. Ly order of the Board of Fire Delegates, W. R.COE, President. _ Jas. Monro, Secretary, jer A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. yy sens and Retail Dealer im MASONIC BLOCK, — So een ee jy? ICE COLD _SODA WATER, AND FRESH BETHESDA WATER, OW DRAUGHT AT PRESTON’S. New York Enamel Paint HE best and most durable Paint fr° outside and inside work, 4 A full line of pure . Drugs and Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles, ete. E, M. PRESTON, RK. W, coyner Broad and Pine strects. ‘FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOLS1TEPRING, JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, near Coe’sSbve Store, Nevada City, IS PREPARED TO DO ALE kinds of UPHOLSTEBING and FURNITURE REPAIL. # ing, in the very best map » and at low rates. jyé-lin COUNTY WARRANTS. Also all warrants on Koad Fund, ‘prior to April, 5th, 1876, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from dats JxRKY PAYNE, Treasums. Nevada, Julv 10th, 1576, F DISSOLUTION. Copartnership heretofore existin between the unders under th firm name of Stone & Helwig, is this ds: dissolved by mutual consent—J. Stene ™ tiring from the firm. All‘debts must b — sible for all liabilicics. . J. STO. C Kistle, Nevada City r . Worth Bloomfield, June 3 1936. » the same land is to be 'tfeatedas minenp : Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City. was this day delivered into myhands —_. ; HE ANNUAT. ELECTION FOR CHIEF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, paid to J. H. Helwig, who will be respos, . J. H. HELWRO. TI the ¢ Coal toh mad: cour traff one ont Ts lie-a Con tend Fra! 9th has! time cau: the: mo! goli tha and wit! _ just _‘ter. ed pic wh the con ing joy t Taye ter Th we the nig of lar tre ter on hi ae of « wm tem 2 lt’ “sas « > os ae ae ee a FSA Oe Eearet Sa

. ah eg ii 8 rn PE ao Saale ic ratte Shes MBE RES a . She Daily Transcript iy start out. ees + -@onveyed to his room and meical aid _ Of weeks. Sacramento Bee.’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. 4s Saturday. July. 15, 1876. e ‘County Indebtedness. _ Santa Clara County: is now indebted to the amount of $540,820 26, with a prospect of a continued inevease for years tocome. Thecounty is nbt at the éxpense,gf building reads over mountains or. bridging’ ~ gbrupt precipicee to make passuble highways, andits public buildings areno better in proportion to its population, than are those of this county. Santa Clara is yearly made richer by an increase of population . from other sections, who bring capital with them. We-can count among ita citizens, men who have taken a million of dollars made in -this eounty, and we supposd other sections have donated equatly as: liberally: Our county bas a public debt of only $28,45152, It -has commodious public buildings, good roads and bridger, and has » populaion teu thousand ‘less than has Santa Clara. The figures show that the talk about the decay of the mining eounties is‘all bosh. If Santa Clara county was to export a half dozen citizens a year, with an aggregate “ eapital of a quarter of a million of dollars, and keep it up for a score of years, then its productive resources might be bragged about. That is the process that bas been going on here fur that length of time, and keeps going on yet, and the county ie still prosperous, and can keep it ~up for a quarter Of a century more withont flinching. -We will tell Santa Clara County howto get rid of its indebtedness, If it will transport a few of our mines, and engage our Board of Supervisors to go-down there and run the niachine for a oouple of years; they will rid the. county of debt, and make more -improvements during the time than has been made during the past five years. We can furnish that county with capitaliets and with men who can bring # outall right financially, and not eripple ourselves: either. telia a Fishing. Fred Sackett has found out where to catch fish. He thinks Canon ereek up in Washington Township, . gota away with all the mountain streams. coveries, and as Rufe did not get enough up at Lake Independence, he has organized a party and will have Sackett pilot them to the-—desired spot. Rufe sent the following erder for supplies to a prominent ~ Grass Valley grocer’ yesterday, and as soon as it is filled, the party will Tt is as follows: Four . pounds of salt and a small cask of whisky. One pound of ground black pepper and a dewijohn of whisky. Ten pounds of sard and a -lurge jag of whisky. One canvassed ham and six quart bottles of whisky. . One paper of large Limerick hooks end a gallon of whisky in any old vessel you dou’t use about the store. Also, send one pound of white @ugar and a small jug of whisky. Hurriedly yours, R-—S——,° P. 8.—As we shall be gone several days, and as snakes are bad on the river at this season, my physician has just stepped in and suggested that we better take along a little whisky. Send it, and enter it in your books with other items above. Mr. Hinksen Again Unfortunate. . Last evening Add. C, Hinkson, Superintendent of City Schools, met with another accident, but fortunately no bones were broken this time, While going down the the back steps’ of his residence, using his crutches, he lost his balance and fell forward, striking violently upon the ground. The result was the severe injury of of the leg which was hurt by his accident at the Capitol a few months : and the limb commenced swelling rapidly. He was at once was obtained fas soon as possible. The doctors think that he will be able to be nround again in a couple Wax you reflect that at pichics a hundred years ago it was the custom for the girls to” stand up iis _xow and let the men kiss-them~ ali good-bye, all this enthusiasm about national pioyress seems to bea vrave mistake, : . J. M. Foley vs the Omaba Gold He told Shoemaker of the: Grass Valley Union about his dis-. District Court Tuvrsvax, July 6th, 1876, ; Seth Martin et ai vs J. 8. Thompson etal, On motion of defendant's counsel, defendavts were granted leave to file.supplemental answer on facts found subsequent to the filing of the origiual answer. . T. H. Doane vs Elle Ellen. On motion of Chas. Dann, plaintiff's eounsel, dismissed at plaintiff's cost. H. McCormigk vs: G. W. Baldwin et als. Jury ‘triul. plaintiff. Monpay, July 10:h. Maxzia Sherman vs Frederick Sherman. Decree of divorce granted, with homestead and custody of ehildren to phiintiff. oa Mining Co. . Continued for the term on stipulation filed. ee are ‘H.-Clendenin vs E; C. Webster, etal. Tried by the Court, sub itted, and taken under advisement. H. Clendenin vs. J. F. Bartholomew. et als. Submitted on testimony taken on the cage above. *_» _Wepwxspay, July 12th. Seth Martin et al vs J,.S: ‘lThompson etal. Trial by Court. Submittéd and taken under advisement. Tuurspay, Joly 13th. _ J. Cobbold vs. Yuba Tunnel Co, Ow motion to retdx costs. Orderéd that the sum of $25 40 be stricken from defendant’s cost bill. James P. Pollard vs E. J. Olsen, etals. Tried by the Court, submitted und taken under advisement. Farpay, July 14th. Seth Martin et als vs O. Lonkey et als, .Further stay of execution granted until August Ist. John White, administrator vs Mary L. Lancaster et al. This case set for trial on this day, came up in plea of abatement. which on trial thereof was sustained, and .plaintiff given leave to amend his complaint in accordance with order filed herein. ®tephen Pierce, vs. Occ.dent Mining Co. et al, This cause, on motion of: plffs’ counsel, was continued for the term. f Court adjourned—until—to-morrow. morning at 10 o’clock. : Berrd of Equalisation-Jaly Term. Firpay, July 14th. . The Bosrd met pursuant to adjournment, Present, full Board. T. P. Crandall, President of the Board, presiding. D. M. Barker appeared before the Board, on citation heretofore issued, to show canse why his-,assessment ‘should not be raised from $3,625 to $4,860. He was duly sworn and examined relative to the value of his property, and after due consideration it was ordered by the’ Board, that said assessment stund as raised by the Board, to-wit: $4,860, The Board then proceeded to consider the application of the Excelsior Water Co., for a reduction of its assessinent from $100,000 to $57,400. Upon motion, said assessment was. ordered to stand as originally listed by the Assessor. On motion, the Board adjourned until Monday, July 16th, at 10 o'clock a. m, Jas. D. Wurre, Clerk, By John Webber, Deputy. Hair Clipping. 4 Some sensitive people maintain that it is cruel and inhuman to clip a Chinaman's wig who has been oonvicted of crime. We could never gee the thing in that light. While white men have to undergo the~indignity when they enter the State Prison, why should Mongolians be favored. We have never doubted such a course wold put acLeck on petty Chinese criminals, and the result in San Francisco since the hair clipping ordinance was put into operation, proves it. Less than onethird the usual number was brought before the Police Court last mouth. Go on clipping say we. Freigh£ at the Depot, Preight for the fullowing named parties was received at the depot yes. terday: . Nevada City—Chas. Guild, W. Burge, G. W. Jones, A. Lademan, Lester & Malloy, W. R. Coe, L. H. Wells, ©. Robinson, W. H. Crawford, M. Rosenberg, Providence M . Co., — Kee, 8S. A: Eddy, W. Wolf, :Small Pox, San Fransisco comes pretty near being a pest house. Thirty cases had been reported since Monday up to Thursday, and four of them died. Those who go down now do so. wit . their eyes open. It isa wonder the disease does pot spread over the whole coast, Verdict, fort inside, where it cost four bits to see ‘town, and her’ seventy-five leading A Liberal Town: Prof. Leotard, the gymuast and juggler, with a full troupe, has been hovering around the sloughs of Stockton for a ntontb or more, trying to get tp a show that would, after paying for hall rent ané gas, afford him money énough to get out of town. Onthe Fourth he joinedin with the people in celebrating, aid helped add to. the attractions of the day, with an understanding that after a while he should have a house that would more than pay current expenses. Seventy-five of the liberal citizens of the city signed a paper tendering the Professcr a benefit . But when the important time arempty bemches. Not even the liberal signers were present. Stockton bas a number of . banks too, dad it is the.heudquarters of all the lunatics in the State, yet it does not seem to pan out well for Prof. Leotard: The local papers say the .musi¢ on the corner played by. the Professor's bund drew crowds, and vast numbers caine to witness the tight-rope walking which was free, and which took pluce before the show commenced, but all were too sharp to be inveiglea aud be seen. Stockton is a liberal citizens are surely men of influence. & Stage Upset, ° : Yesterday morning the stage bound . for Marysville met-with a—disaster. . It was going down the grade near Rough and Ready, and near McSorley’s digging , when the wagon crowd, ed the horses forcing them into a run. There were only two horses hitched to the wagon, and there were eight pa sengers, the driver, and an and e press on the wagon. The brake would not ‘‘take hold’’ and the horses could not hold back the very larze load: ‘The whole ran off the grade, the horses being piled in the ditch and the wagou™ turning completely over, and over, and lighting upside down, with the wheelsin the wir. On the stage were Mrs. Jas. Early, Hon. E. W. Roberts, Rich rd Hales of Grass Valley; Mrs. ville; Mrs. Flynu, of Virginia City Nev. Miss Lizzie Grant, of Randolph Flat and.one other passenger whose name we didnotlearn. The driver's name is ©, A, Lewis, and he was driving his first trip. The ex-driver’s name is Churles. E. Sacks. Jadge Roberts, who was sitting on the front seat managed to make a jump before the staye turned over, but he nevertheless fell with considis somewhat bruised. Sacks escaped uninjured, and he and Judge Roberts quickly relieved the others from taeir unpleasant situation. The driver, Lewis is very badly hurt and it is feared that he can not survive his injuries. Hales had his collar bone broken. The others escaped with a few scratches snd bruises. The lady passengers were sent foiward with the same korses and in another wagon. The overtarn was a very fearful affair, und the wonder is that no more'damage was done.—G. V. Union. Occident. The San Francisco Bulletin of the . 13th, has the following horse new»: The treatment of the foot of Leland Stanford's aceidental trotting wonder, Occident, by Dr, Dunbar, the veterinary surgeon and bis son, gave rise \o considerable speculations a3 to the result among horsemen generally. Nota little adverse critieism: followed, and some of ‘the knowing ones freely predicted the ruin of the horse. Recently. Dr. Dunbar addressed a letter of inquiry to Ocvident’s owner, and received the following reply: Dear Sin: Your lotter asking the cohdition of my horse Occident is at hand, and in reply will state that he seems entirely recovered, The Operation performed upon his foot by your sou, acting under your direction and instruction, was very thorough, and I think great ipjustice hus been done you by,.those who attribute Occident’s lameness as a consequence of your treatment. The course of treatment was very light, and terminated exactly as you predicted. Yours, ete., Letanp Stanrorp. Occident is now at Sacromesto. enlarged liver, with which he is affected. In the private trials of speed to‘which he is from time to time subjected, he is credited with having trotted a half-mile recently inlv3. : a rived tie Professor was stared at byt ex driver, a lot of baggage and mail . McPheeters aud daughter, of Marys-{} erable violence on the hard road and-}He is being treated at Present for . Tax Bismarck (D. T.) Tribune thé gold fever in that section; — The business men of all kinds are fhe entire force in the Tribune officé this.morning gave fifteen days’ noticé of their interition to\advance on the auriferons region. On every hand homesteads are deserted, and inmaby instances growing crops, gold. Probably three fourths of the bhomésteads and pre-emption claimants in: the*contity in which Bismarck is situated, have.gone n this Mnission, . Bismarck is the nearest telegraph station to the scene of Custer’s conflict. It is a small and unimportint town, and for six months of the year is’ debarred from commuuicaion with the outside world on: ac“count of snow. It was the correspendent of the Tribune, Mr. Kelcommand. Rible Meeting. Rev. J. Thompson, Superintendent of the American Bible Society, forthe Pacifie Coast, is-in town, and will holda Union Bible meeting in the Methodist Church to-morrow evening at the usual hour of evening service. — + 0 ae [By Telegraph.) ~ * $35 Ophir 4444. 335 Mexican 2/ 7%. 5 480 Best & Belcher 40%, 185 Gould & Curry 13%, 5480 California 6144. 165 Savage 18. 1450 Con Virginia 4724, 160 Crown Point 9%, 370 Yellow Jacket 28, 250 Imperial 47%. 300 Belcher 1744. 595 Overman 64, 515 Justice 2034. 1240 Juliaé%. 615 Union Con 11%. 80 Sierra Nevada 1314. 90: Chollur 7144.. 756 Hale & Norcross 924. 30 Utah 16, 60 Exchequer 15, 145 Bullion 40, 725: Alpha 3544. 300 Lady Bryan 75c, < 195 Silver Hill 7%. 180 Andes 2, 4s 230 Baltimore 1%, 4) Dardanelles 1, 20 Leviathan 60c, 50 Kentuck 10%. 200 Rock Island 1, 200 Woodville 1. 100 Kossuth 1%. Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. Imperial 43%, California 5734, Ophir 40%: . Overman 6534, New Coso 1%. Yellow Jacket 25. Gila 50c,

Leopard 8%, tate Gen Thomas 2%, Eureka Con 11% Morthern Belle <9. Con Virginia 46%, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Tuvurspay, July 13th, 1876, « W C Bradley, Willow Valley Z Marsh, R&R W Jackson, Wheatland Geo Driver, Nevada City J A Graham, do Miss M Mullen, do H J Kenuedy, do Miss M Deal, do Mrs Thomes & 2 children. City Miss Nichols, Sao Diego Mrs Hutchinson, Grass Valley Mre M McDonald, do A B Dibble, do Miss Dibble, do J P Pollard, : do _Dr 8 M Harris, do © Taylor, . do W T Van Ondshion, Washington Wm Piper, do a. Bhebena,; de Cc Watson‘ do C CFownsend, Grass Valley 8 Gibson, Central House G Johnston, Virginia City John Hussey, Yon Bet P Shi gle, Scott's Flat G W Davis, Moore’s Flat L D Butt, Meadow Lake C A Curpenter, Providence R Samuel] O Gregory, Ban Froncisco Wm Cooper, do H Page. A Delap, Sheridan WW Wear, Dutch Flat 4 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Wational Exchange Hotel. 8S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Tuurspay, July 14th, 1876, C H Hawkins & wife, You Bet Mrs Shirley, do Miss Ida Lewis, You Bet F Bullard & wife, Yolo Co J C Brown, Grass Vailey H Brown, do H Nichols, do M D Howell, Wheatland 8 Blight, Moore’s Flat AL Lan rT, Nevada City Wm Mitchell, Grass Valley Johnson, do ern, rancisco __O Eastman, \ # Culbe Wm Carter, Nevada. ity ey rase alley N Lane, Lake City the owners baving gone in search of. ‘Mining Stocks. a . Yésterday Morning’s Sales. contéins the following concerning . gold crazy and leaving for the bills, . og, who was killed with Custer’s . DEETEKIN’ ROASTING FURNACE, For Gold, Silver and Copper Ores, ‘The -Rosating capacity of thé Furmace, per 24 hours, is from 6 to 50 Tons, CCORDING to per centage and nature A of the sulphuretted ore. with an «xpenditure of 144 to 2 cords of wood, and 2 to 3.shifts of unskilled labor, according to amount of ore handled, The Furnace is adapted to Chlorodizing, as well as Oxidiz. iug, Roasting. and-for the manufacture of Su phuric Acid. : : In point of cheapness of construction and efficiency in working, the Fu.nace is far the best in use. Millmen in need of a cheap and cfficient Roastiug Apparstus wil! epply to ce : G. F. DeEI KEN, Consulting M«tallurgist, Grass-¥alley, “Furnace can be seen on application for permit, at Gruss Valley. NOTICE. OTI‘E is hereby given to the qualified N electors of Movre’s Flat School District, County of Nevada, State of Califor-. Dia, that af «lection will be held on the 29th day of July, 1876, at wnich will ve sutmitted the question of voting a tax of $2,5u0, tu build a School House. ‘Lhe poils will be opened from 4 o'clock, P.M. to 8 ‘o’clock, P.M. sOHN RICH, : 0, CORR Ene, a : WM. F. CUMMINGS, District School Trustees, THE oLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass. Valley Stage Line. ef pases: . Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’clock A. M.; returning leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. Leave (grass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M. Ladies and gentlemen called for at_ any part of the city. without extra chirge. . #ackages carried: ut low rates. Orders left at the National er Union Ho» tels. in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or Wisconsin Hotels, ‘Grass Valley, will be promptly attended to, 4 je4-tf W.8. TALBOT & CO. / --DR, C. D. BOBO. PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, IQ ESIDENCE, BROAD 8TRFET oppo site the THEATRE. Office at ‘Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, Dronsy a specialty. HOUSE FoR SALE. nk THE HOUSE and LOT on Bou . Biss) der street, lately occupied by Jess ij i 8. Thompson, is offered for sale :— a Great Bargain,. ‘The House cor tains six rooms, and is in good repair, Fx further particulars enquire of & ._“_.N, P, BROWN, : At Transcript Office, Nevada City May 30th, 1876. -! LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATER. FROM — SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Nature's Specific for the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, Irregularities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc, f ert without any question, is the best mineral water on the Pacific Coast, and its beneficial effects are certified to by Families and the trade supplied on application to he WM, E, DEAMER, Proprictor of the Grass Valley Soda Works. » Who is the General Agent for Nevada County, je24-1m : . Drugs, Medicines, &e P. H. BELDEN, uccessor to Bell & Belde “Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail desler i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. “A full line Of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Ajso a full-line of STATIONERY, such as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices are low. I solici a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. CHOICE .FRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. ne dy Il. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their sesson J me Families will be supplied in quantities te suit, atthe lowest market rates, Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited and: promptly filled. 5 Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, June 28th, 1876. ye See all who have an opportunity of using it. . ‘MINERAL CITATION. _, «_ Umrrep States Lanp Orrxg SacRaMENTO, Cal. July 8th, 1876, ". \0 E. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, w. p. Weeks, 0, E. Gréen. Lester Linley + ; Barnés, R. B. Ty) Brown and ¢; all whom it may Concétn, Whereas, tail. eral athdavit Nos 61and 179 were filed in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1.9 of N E quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 y “. Range 9 Eart, to be more valuable for Min. ing than for agricultural purposes, missioner’s letter dated December 2. , in character, until the contrary is pro after due noiice. And whereas, Willers Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th a of March, 1875, file in the Register’s Office of this District his pre-emption Declara. * tion Ne‘4989, claiming the above described land, and has applied to enter the same ag agricultural jand, alleging it to be more: valuabl. for agricultural than for Mining purposes ;, Therefore you wi'l take noticg that under and by virtue of ivstructiony . from the Commissioner of the Genera] Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 21st day of August. 1876,at Cleven o'clock, A. M., at this office, bef: re th i and Receiver, for the hearing of proots to determine the character of gaig lands. : In Witness: Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the day and year first abcyg written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register, HART FLLLUWS, Receiver. J.1. Caldweil, Atty. jia NOTICE . No is hereby given that there by Daniel Collins, County Assessor, the assessinent books of the County of Ney. contsining a statement of all property as. sessed by -him for the, year 176, in said ‘county of Nevada, and the amounts for. which such property was assessed, The Board of Equalization will meet op this, the 10th day of July, 1876, and con. tinue in session until all business is dig: posed of, not extending beyond the Fourth Monday of duly, to equalize aggess ments. All perso s interested are notified to appear before the board within the time prescribed, and show cause, it any they have, why th ir aes-ssments should not stand. as listed by the Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE, County Clerk, And ex-officio Clerk o* the Board of Equalization, Nevada County. jyll Election for Chief. Engineer, _—— ENGINEER of the Nevada City’ Fire Department, will take place at the Map sha)’s Ofhce, on t MONDAY, JULY 31, 1878. Jadges—Joseph Olive and Frank Eile man, Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed. Goldsmith. Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock: P.M. Ly order of the Board of Fire Delegates, W. R.COE, President. _ Jas. Monro, Secretary, jer A. NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. yy sens and Retail Dealer im MASONIC BLOCK, — So een ee jy? ICE COLD _SODA WATER, AND FRESH BETHESDA WATER, OW DRAUGHT AT PRESTON’S. New York Enamel Paint HE best and most durable Paint fr° outside and inside work, 4 A full line of pure . Drugs and Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles, ete. E, M. PRESTON, RK. W, coyner Broad and Pine strects. ‘FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOLS1TEPRING, JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, near Coe’sSbve Store, Nevada City, IS PREPARED TO DO ALE kinds of UPHOLSTEBING and FURNITURE REPAIL. # ing, in the very best map » and at low rates. jyé-lin COUNTY WARRANTS. Also all warrants on Koad Fund, ‘prior to April, 5th, 1876, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from dats JxRKY PAYNE, Treasums. Nevada, Julv 10th, 1576, F DISSOLUTION. Copartnership heretofore existin between the unders under th firm name of Stone & Helwig, is this ds: dissolved by mutual consent—J. Stene ™ tiring from the firm. All‘debts must b — sible for all liabilicics. . J. STO. C Kistle, Nevada City r . Worth Bloomfield, June 3 1936. » the same land is to be 'tfeatedas minenp : Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada City. was this day delivered into myhands —_. ; HE ANNUAT. ELECTION FOR CHIEF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, paid to J. H. Helwig, who will be respos, . J. H. HELWRO. TI the ¢ Coal toh mad: cour traff one ont Ts lie-a Con tend Fra! 9th has! time cau: the: mo! goli tha and wit! _ just _‘ter. ed pic wh the con ing joy t Taye ter Th we the nig of lar tre ter on hi ae of « wm tem 2 lt’ “sas « > os ae ae ee a FSA Oe Eearet Sa