July 16, 1879 (4 pages)

ale a DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. : Wedsesiay, July. 16th, 1879. A Prosperens Eras — ere ‘ From inquiry at local banking establishments we learn that at the present time more moneylis in cireulation hereabouts than before for five yea's at least. This condition of prosperity has now extended over. —/ period of three months and bids fair to contiume permanettly. The cleanups of the various ‘wines for June are unusally large, and no ch atht on 2 wamaaieecia) coe comparatively greater running expenses have been incurred. The favorable results attained in this line diive encouraged the re-inauguration of work ou a large number of hitherto dead-and-alive enterprises with a vigor that, if ;ersisted ip; cannot but _ give good returns, — Perhaps oue of the most patent~“symptoms uf the healthful state ining i try, upow the activity of which the community's prosperity altogether _depends, is the large amount of capi" tal bemg brought here from other parte of the Coast aud the Egst, in the hopes that its owners may find. profitable investments. + None of those have the busness insight to appreciate the advans . tages. oileeed them here, and the merve to grasp such opportunities, take their departure without investing more or less, as their circumstances may warrant. The preliminary steps have just been taken for the transfer of some of the largest quartz : mines, and oneor two of the chief “gravel claims, possession to be given soon, while active steps are being taken. to develop. several extensive . . properties, unworked as yet, in the county. That Nevada county is en. tering upon a more prosperous era just now than she has seen before for a number of years, cannot be disputed truthfully. ; _—_—_s ¢o-—* IMfference as Well as Distinction. Over in Nevada county the Repub~ licans and Democrats are joining furees. Ifthey don’t experience a} hig mutual disgust before they are through with it, we shall miss our’ guess. The Workingmen and the: “Honorable Bilks” are not so har. . monious.— Placer Argus. You are mistaken thereto a certain extent, friend Argus. "Tis true Races at Glénbrook Park. Nevada county can ‘beast a large nurber-of fast horsésy but fora long time no opportunity has been offerThere is a race track . at San Juan, but if is ip such a condition we understand that it can be traversé# only by saddle-horses. Another-track at Glenbrook Park, between this city and Grass Valley, has in former days because of its admirable natural advantages, together with the work put.upen it, become popular with’ sporting men. Of late it has been wsed but little, a fact that was not se much due'to the public losing interest in such matters os that no ope seemed to take hold and arrange for races. This season thé owner, I Mr. Fryer, has tendered its use free fof charge to the owners of fast stock. Those gentlemen, anxious to afford amusements to the public, will on next Saturday give a series of races, . including runméng, trottmg and pacing; atid a good share of the quickest ‘indus-. steppers in Nevada and Sierra-counties will show what they are made of. ~An admission fee of 50 cents: will be charged spectators, and the entire net proceeds will be appiled ‘to putting the track in a splendid shape for future events of the kind. The following--is the speed programme : Entries--R. ‘MeMurray, N. San Juan, bay Ww. *‘Lamsing” and mate.— ‘Kate’ and mate. Earl Brown, Nevada City, b. h. ‘‘Honest Billy” and mate. Mile heats, 2in 3, to road wagons. 2nd ree—Free to all. Go as you please—trot, run or pace. Dash ef one mile, winner te be the one who comes nearest ‘to 3 ‘tuimutes. Entrance fee $5,.winner to donate premium to Park, ae 3d race—Running race free to all. Single dash of 1 mile. Purse $59.— Entrance fee 10 per cent, Kutries close on day of race, <Aémission 50 cents. ‘ —> Bowrd of Sapervisors. SATURDAY, July 12, ROAD IHSTRICT FUND NO, 5, G. S.'S. Getchell, work on roads, The Board having é€xamined the books and accounts of John A. Rapp, the Republicans are joining forces,’ ‘found correct were appcoved and deand the Democrats are doing the sauie, but neither have the léast idea of getting mixed together in the process. Both parties will stand alone oa their “own ‘Merits. There will also be two other tickets in the field this Fall, most likely—the H, B.’s and the Kearneyites. A desperate effort is being made by all of the former (we reckon them by the halfdozens, by the way) and a few of the latter to fuse the two parties in sapport of a common county and Legislative ticket. These ‘‘doublers-up,” in pursuance of a deadly hostility to the old parties that have nursed them kindly in the past and been the means of surrounding them with advantages that are paramount, . will not stop short of any steps that. they think may crush out their ex-guardians. It is a consoling Whought, however, that action partaking of coalition will drive a large portion of the Workingmen back to their old loves, and more certainly than ever insure defeat of both the H. B.’s and the Kearneyites, Nevada county is ‘ toelect a Republican ticket next Fall. The assurance of that: fact is everywhere visible. The stalwarts nts to discover any metod whereby the hand of Fate cam be wade to withdraw from defy their op the shaping of events. Fire! Fire? Fire! on Fortunately thus far this year Nevada City has escaped any fierce or.slaught from the red-tongued destroyer, them, it will not be wise for our people to relax their vigilance a. single While we have one of the moment, best.tive departments on the coast, we should not become careless and -vely upom thenrtu put oat fires that can just: aswell be prevented from starting atall by a little caution. Keep buckets and tubs of water in convenient places around your houses aud business places, so they may be resorted to at'a minute’s botice. See that flues are properly constructed and ‘stovepipes -~put up im-such a manner that they cauveLcommunicate tire to the buildings. A sjight amount ~.y of precaution may save a yast deal of property from Dang destroy od. But as the greatest dan‘gers afilict us when we least. expect clared. correct. Monpay, July 14th. . The following demands against the county were examined and ordered paid : = h SPECIAL FUND. J. La Baree, fees as medical ‘expert; $25; Nevada Ice Co. ice for Court House, $59.40. GENBRAL ROAD FUND, Werk on roads: P. Wodell, $428; J. Dealer, $8.50; W. Harrington, $15. Mohawk Lumber Co., lumber for bridge, $49.60, Montgomery were exgmined, found correct and approved, ~ In the matter of the petition of C Grissell for license to collect toll on the Washington and Alpha toll road, at the same rates as last year, the Board having fully ‘céusidered said matter, it ts ordered that the following rates ‘be established : One wagon ‘ mals, 75 cts.; wagon and 2 :animals, 350 cts.; wagon and lanimal 23 cts.; horse and rider, 10 cts, Toxspar, Jaly 15th. The beoks and accounts of the County Clerk were examined, foand correct, and approved. j ‘The Board adjourned aatil Monday next at 10 o'clock. —-ee --— Sarath and Clay Mine t <—rw There is considerable inquiry as to whether the old Sneath and Clay mine on Gold Flat is really to have work commenced on it again or not. We are authorized te state that Messrs. Shoecraft & Co.,. who purchased the property from Jobin Parrot last spring, as chronicled in the Transcripr at the time, still retain bona fide possession. The exact time when they are to commence operations is not yet determined upon, but it probably will be shortly. = ee eFire Precautions. ‘Chief Engineer Naftziger and Foremav Braud went to the town réservow yesterday and cleaned. the screens .of the bulkhead. Every precaution is being taken to insure a ‘ull supply of water in case of fire. 4 C.8. Benham, Alleghany, br.m. . ) 3. County Recorder, the. same being . The book and accounts of Sheriff, and 6 animals, $1 ; wagon and 4 ani. “tne Fire Bells. \ ¢zused by the burving of some, dry Mitashvand grass between Water and ed to put their mefits to a test. , Nevada streets, The fire was started 'by some little children playing vin the back yard of Parson Davis's piace, which.4# now occupied by Johh T. Lewis, Esq., and “family. It burned northwards, into fhe rear: ef the lot owned by Mr. Caswell. ing gave the alarm and set to work” to.extinguish it. -Théy had it nearly all out before No. 1's hose cart got on the ground, No, 2's cart was ouby taken asfarasthe Union Hotel, When the members got word that their presence would not be required. Had ‘the fire progressed a little farther towarde Nevada street, -several outbuildings. would have -undoubtedly been constithned,as but 20 feet pressurecan be obtained dur a hosethe flow of water is not. great at even that, Asit was, no particular damage was done. —-> —--——— City Affairn 6 _ -. The following is the Sem Annual ‘Report of the Nevada City Board of Trustees for the six months from January Ist, 1879 to July Ist, 1879 : RECEIPTS. . Jan. 2,°79, To cash in ‘Treas: ury, as per last report, $ 32.50 Tocash rec’d from all sources, 2,017.01 To warrants overdrawn, — 91.85 Pood. + $5 4ds WARRANTS DRAWN, For building City Hall and a Tison, = © = . 3 283.30) Street lamps and posts, 41.23 Street repairs, ~ 329.37 Gas, . : 217.85 Election officers, Sue a 25.00 City Assexsor, ee. 200.00 LCity Marshal, = +" +, 200.00 Policeman, > -~ ,380:00 Justice Court, ~ . 8.00 Advertising, ~ . 80.69 Kire Fund, 369.11 Stationery, : 16.50 Total, : : $2,141.36 J.C. "Lockuy, President. "K. Casper, Clerk, ~ [july 15 bod Democratic Delegates. The delegates elected from Grass Valley precinct, on Saturday last, to . the Democratic county nofhinating conyention, which meets at Nevada City, on Wednesday next, 2ad inst., were J. M. Lakenan, -M. Meman, J.’ Gilbert, J. J. Dorsey, J. H. Jadd, W. H. Mitchell, PB. Watt, A. B, Dibble, W. H. Borson, Chas, W. Kitts, P. H. Paymter, P. D. Merriain, C. Taylor, ©. MH. Mitchell, John Tierney, D. Meagher, D. Binkelman, A. By Brady, M. Fora, R. Roberts, J, Bennalleck: E The following ia the list of dele~ gates from the Nevada City precirct: Niles Searls, Joha Dunnicliff, Isaac Adair, John Kistle, M. ‘Garver, P. Hunnetfauth, A. Roserthal, L. (iarthe, F. H. Eilerman, Geo. W. Terhune, M. Hanly, J. D. Flemitg, 1. Seibert, W. R. Thomas, Geo. BR. Withington, T. W. Sigourney. > eS. Explanatton fom Mr. WeCatcham —— Eorron Transcripz,—In justice to Mr, Potter and myself, @ would state that the Ttustees of Oakland School Distriet came to me and offered me the position ef teacher in their school. “TI told them distinctly that if Mr. Potter wanted theposition I would not:take it; also that £ did not want it for less wages than they paid to him last year, as Jam not in favor of cutting down teachers’ salaries. They elecvéd me. I aid not accept their offer; neither Yours Resp'y, H, H. MeCetewax, _ Cmten Street. Five hundred dollars, raised by subscription, was paid tod. W. Dow? ing yesterday for the right of way-to rua &@ street from Broad te Main, leaving $500 more to be paid by September Ist, 1880. Work will be commenced on it this morning by ‘the demolition of the frame building between Downing’s and Kistle’s brick blocks. It js to be ‘called 'Union street. =— Ped Sickness at Grass Valley. The Union says: There is considerable sickness in Grass Valley and vicinity of a bilious type, cholera ‘motbus, chélera infantum, and dysentery. There have been several deaths among young children from these causes, ‘The unseasonable cool weather is regarded as the principal . cane of the epidemic, Phe alafm at 31:45 yesterday was . . Some boys who chanced to ,be pass. stream'in that part of the city, and . Donough, J. Champion, J. C, Cole-. ‘the product stag mine. would I have done soat their ternis, . , District Ceurt.-Rai * Mospay, Say 14th. Italy, declared his intention to become a citizen of the. United States. The following.persons were naturali : Hans Berndt, ‘native of Ger> many; Thos. Gregory, native 6f England ; Francis White, native of Can-_ ada ; Karl Erzer, native of SWitzerA. H. Hall vs. Oliver Lonkey et al. Appeal dismissed on motion of defendant for want of prosecution. © Tvespay, July 15th. Ths case of Wm. Sowden vs. the Idaho Miniag Company on trial with the following Jury: H. C. McKelvy, Charles Bouvier, C. Humphries, A. P. Van Slyke, Henry Richards, A. H. Hanson, C--C. Ragsdale, J. Howlett, Thomas Dowling, J.C. Abbott, James Allen, Timothy Faherty. “ Naturalized: Joseph Hosking, native of England; James Grose, native of England. . Severed an Artery, -e@--—--— -Wonday afternoon as D. D. €arter was cutting some brusa in his orchard on Water street his ax glanc-. ed, and the keen edge penetrated one of his legs just below the knee. The artery was. severed. Mr. Carter walked down street, not realiz-' ing the full extent of his injury. He then reterned after having put some tobacco on the. wound, By this time he became so weak from .the loss of blood that he seit.¥or Dr. Hunt, who dressed 4ae wound. He rests easily considering “the charatter of the cuit anil the delay in dressing it. Mrs. ‘Garter was in (Grass Valley at the'titne'of the accident. A Gooa Grivel Claim., Sth to July 7th $25,281 in gold was received from & private gravel claim at lowa Hill, Placer ecunty. The claim is owned and worked by a_retired merchant of San Francisco, and is only a single illustration of what a little capital, judiciously invested in gravel claims, will accomplish, and Nevada county contains-a large num‘ber equally as profitable. — More§Frae Concentrators. Frie concentrators have. "been adopted at the Merrifield mine. One is now being put. in, and, from its operation will be determined the full number ‘required to ‘handle all ‘These machines are rapidly establishing a first class reputation as goldsaters, —— More New Houses, W. C, Groves has parchased of D. & B. Lachtian several lots on and near the corner of Washington and ‘Coyote streets, on two of which residences are already -situnted. He will put‘ap an additional house’ imnext few menths. Removal of ONice. ~ Fred. Sacket; mining agent, and W. F. Englebright, surveyor, have removed their office from Brown & Morgan’s Block to the building’ opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and adjoining Wellington's livery stable. Their new quarters are fitted up in good style. 7 : The New Reok Store, >> _°e The new book store expects to: be day. The delay is caused by the non-arrival of goods on the way. — oe Tite recent killing by a _ wealthy ‘citizen of Montclair, N.J., ofa coach: ig int Kis employ, has been discnsswhich bodes no good to the-country, aad Pidiostes -a fruitful source’ of possible trouble in feature. The relative social rank of the deceased, John Armstrong, and his lawyer, Joseph A. Blair,is made to figure mueh too largely in the affair, from which it shonld de leftout altogether. The law, rightly administered, knows lege of poverty,all men are su to-be exactly equal before it; This is the theory; the p:actice should eunfourni to it. i THe death of the prince of Orange, heir appargntto the Dutch throne, is likely. to lead to serious complications, involving a — recoustruction of Europe, t one. life, and thata feeble one, bars the successic n of a Gierman prince and the ultimate realization of Bismarck’s hope to make Prussia a great naval power. Should the states-general of Holland attempt, asit is supposed they will; to change the order of succession, a lively protest from tsermany will, if necessary, be supported after the -_—— Schleswig-Holstein fashidh, when } France—with England not inditferent—-may. find het) opportunity, . =; . eo pm Francitéo Delia Piazza,» native Offy otaache, ” Ald} mediately, and others during the . ready for basiness Thursday or Friby the city press im a spirit. neither immunity of wealth nor privi. pposed . . ME MEN Byte tee [Death from Toothathe. Z A Miss Stephen ware county, occurrence; ris uted, ¢ bf death eesulting from ‘ ating toothache, — The was. a parefie Piss Ww rho ina family in W at ‘adh some days with ‘a ‘titrible tootha:he, which acompanied an ulcerated jaw. An attempt was made to extract the troublesome members but her teeth were brokea off aud her face was too soreto permit the removal by the painful process of cuttingaway thegums. The gir] sufferel entire nervons prostra frotn the extreme pain, and gradually sank under it till death emled her suffergnan’ Jem; ‘ings. -An army surgéon, whoattended; her, pronounced her Syinptoms the same-as those following the amputation of a limb.— Middletown, N. Y., Press, eats. ’ “> oe Cavalier, with laughter in his eyes and a jest apon his tongue, and: he died with the name of his countty among his last recorded words. He left England, too, in the ni®st buoyant and sanguine spirits, telling his friends that he would. see them in ‘the course of a year, when he hoped to have been able to show ‘that he was a good soldier. . 5 There isa man in’ Dayton, Ohio, who deserves a monument to his metnory. He was appointed ‘guardian of a little girl 8 years old, who had $20,000, Upon arriving at legal age he turned over to her. $40,000, and did not even ask for $25,000 for his trouble. ——~22 e F “Merchant: to farmer in eastern state: “What clement of commercitl fertilizers do you find most valuable?’ “‘Amnionta,” replies the farmer; and echo, hid out in the thicket, runs out of hearing shrieking at the tep of his voice *‘Am ow’n you! am ow'n you!” il ii ap A young man who went from Burlington to Leadville six weeks ago, Phew cheerfully back to his friends: E-have gained three-porhds—siace I came here, and gained it m_ halfeunce installments,. Haven't been shot in the head, The gift chromo business lags, and it is now. possible to purchase a pound of tea in some so smilingly handed you by the @ealVesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. has. E. Pearson, Proprictor. ) Clark City . F Deniler Placerville ‘B Guscetti Ranch ‘S-Story Blue Tent L B Churchill Sacram G W Thenipson do -: Miss Churchill do J Hoyle do T Bridges Smartsvill D Holland Moore's Fl T Rothschild San Fra J M Clarke t R Herinan do J A Seely San Juan L A Pelton Campton Westerday’s Arrivete at— THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. B Guscett! Nevada Cit A P Clark Quaker H C P Loughridyé do J E Carter Grass Valle. J do ~ Poigisiee . Pd TPlummer do 0) se G Longsburg Bioom E Coleman do J. Hiscox Sweetland W Wing Washington A Williams do A J Viuness Oaklaud F Helms Marysville —C Grissell Washingt R Burroughs Bloomfie J Prescott do C B Platt San Francis J Morrison City J Reardan Nevada City fae Oates Oe ee = ay a a aR ie ~~ WM. WOLF Walten, Dela. UY if) : A : "on M Ist of . iste a “rare ~ excrucie rétim whol. . had Tue Prince Ipyperial 'rodt!into dan-. ger, it is said, ke a thorough French: localities without being obliged to pay $4.87 fora frame to encircle the artistic prodaction EW Charles do FM Barton Amador F Sacket do G D McLean Sweetlan LJ Dinan do JS Waters Washingto G Johnston. do A B Dibble Grass Val G Bailey do. S&T Dibble do ., : P E Burns San Franci 4 J O Waddell Oak Tre C C Ragsdale Bear Va Dr Jones Grass Valley W C Smith Strawbd Va W H Rogers San Fra Thomas B Blake & f San Jua J Hannon Hunt's Hill Mrs C Shields Smart MARRIED. ¢ —iinaemeenien ieianadanemiinnememone te residence of the Mary Silva, ’ Harriet A. Potter, both bf Grass Valley. SAN ERANCISCO/-CALIFORNIA, — lepresented, each afternoon and evening, (ings, Fine Statuary, a Trepical Garden, Fountains and. : Office, 27 Post IRVING M. SCOTT, President. —fv1-Im cnet & AE et : Luetje and WATCHMAKERS ha . In Nevada City, July 14th, 1879, -at the ‘sfather, by Kev. Fath= . . et Meagher, Mr. Harrison Ogden to Miss s At Grass Valley, July 13, 1879, by Rev. G. F. G. Morgan, Mr. Wm. Douglas and Miss OPENS AUGUST 5, 1879. {CIENCE, ART, INDU GRAND > INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Machinery in Motion, Rare PalnatWill make this Exhibition the most instructive and pléakint place of resort on this Coast. Those desiring space should apply atonce, strect. JEWELERS, 4 PRICE -LIST, © Te FOR CASHs, Pit ~ undies ~ aos oe , sp sper 100 Ibs, ’ Wheat, per -100 Ibs, a ‘Corn, -per 105 Ihe, 3 "5 per 100 lbs, 1 49, Mixed Feed:per 00 Its, 1:37: Middlings, per 100 lbs, 1 59 Potatoes, per 100'lbe, = “gy, Crusted Sugtir, 9 Ths. “Fog Brown Stgar, 114 Its 14 Green Coffee. 5 Its 1'00 Greund Coffee, 31b cans, 60 . Rice, 44 ths 4-09 Beans, 28. Ths_ 199 Soap, — per box 54 Candles, 14 for 95 Candies, perbox 175 Crackers, per box, b0 Oysters ‘Scansfor 109 Salmon, Seansfor 19 Tomatees, dcansfor 19 . Green Gorn, 6cansfor 1 00 String Beans, 5 cans for 19 Sardines, Gcansfor 109 Green Peas, 4 cansfor 1 00 Bleeberries, 5camsfor 1 00 Kerosene, pergallon, 35 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, = 75 Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 354 per pound, ere Hams, per pound, 11 Good Green Tea ‘* ; 30 English Breakfast, 40 Cooking Butter, perdb, 6 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 8 papers 25 Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 Starch, 2 papers, 25 Starch, per box, 75 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, _. per bottle 25 Pickles, % gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 Everything else in proportion, WILLIAM WOLFE, March 28, 1879. Citizens Bauks £. M. Preston President, and John T. Morgan Cashier of the Citizens bemk; et Nevada ity, — mechhcrgereny 3 — fins duly sworn depose and say that the paid up captal of wala Chslanisa Baek 4s S3¢,u00 as -repre‘sented by, and composed of assets transterred trom tne Bank of Nevada County. E, MAPKESTON, President, " JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashie. Sworn and srbscribed before me, a Justice of the Peace of the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, this July lUth, lo7, 4,eoPoLp, GARTHE, é Justice of the Peace. Statement of the Assets and Liabilities of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City at the beginning of business on July lst, 18794 ASSETS, Bank Building and Lot... & 6,000 00 } Safes, Furnitar@end Fixtures. 4476 00 Uther Keal Estate. ...5.-2996 26 Loans-en Real Estate.:.. 9,972 22 Invested in Stocks, bonds and WarLoaus on Stocks, Bonds & Warrants 1,002 0) s¢ other Seetirities .. 048.70 rou . iat ve 29,910 05 personal security, ‘* personal security ov'd'tte 7,234 0 Money on hand.. io ie » 1y,916 7 Deposited with Banks...-. 4,701 $i Total. .:. rt eee $104,105 70 Sra BILITIES. g Capital Stock Paid up..---. 000 00 Kever ve rants shies dnc ae 8% «ob o5 15.82 79 bue Depositors..5..055 54,009 8 Due other Banks. . 0.6. 6605-020 WE so ehcinstec 104,105 70 Ai of foregoing assets ‘gre ‘situste in Neval oben Caluornia. “The securities aré allin the vaults of the Bank except these filed with the bank’s Attorney and tur judy: At an ad meeting of ‘the Directors of the Citizens Bank, held May 14th, 157%, 1¢ was resolved that the paid up capital vt the Lank be placed at %8u,000, and that $20,000 of the Assets be erédited to the Keserv« Fund. At the same meeting the sum of *2, 550 was deducted from the valuation heret fore placed upon the Railroad. stock here fore held by the Bank, arid the like amount e te account of the reserve tund. We, John T. Morgan Secretary, aud ; Preston President, of the Citizens Bank « ‘Nevada City, State of California, do svlenh ly #wear'that we each have a pe nal know : dige of the matters Contained in the foresy” ing statements, and that we believe the swe are trueand correct. ~~ E. M. PRESTON, President, bs JOHN T. MOKGAN, SecretarySworn and subscribed before me, a Justice ofthe Peace of the township of Neva county of Nevada, ‘State of California, Us 10th day of July, 1879. Leeroy GARTHE, jyl2 sshustice of the PeactRESIDENCE ‘FOR SALE AND LOT, THE HOUSE OWNED BY J. B. CON, piece Jonathan Clark > is offered for sale. jp o'The house contains Seven Rooms:i« lat! and plastered, and is in good repair. “O° wateron the premises, A number of « heats one acre ef ground belongs to the propel), which will be a Scld ata Bargain. For further particulars apply t© » WILLIAM Powell, RROAD ST, opp. opp. Stumprs. jysCain frotet, Nerada citys: : Fresh Butter, per roll, 40° Main Street, Nevada City"9’ . The I fof 50 str A Gra tes in his The st troupe a * one, The } ‘do ‘Pin -atre soc H. H ’ engaged ic scho Nary . District i papers The* -+play an “Grass \ A T worth’ ~ change ~The® stitutic -tees m« “day. Jame Bloom sipelas ly reco Jew -old fist mercia ‘Lachm “. The ~ glowly. City H that e) Unc improv _remov: where jured, All) the rec emplo: has b Hospi & mon A scrazy Vatjue! throu; One s: for thi The uninte card. -Miss ( ces i In « ulace guns, up the well . poet . ; teady rive t Wi ° ‘were horse hicle . out o1 her d to hu til he ‘the by acamer foote “than: Thi up fie eth n ter, b ferett cians if avs ” of thi Buti ‘as it the o At Mr. prese eludi fortu ner v varie occas and singh for s

ale a DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORMA. : Wedsesiay, July. 16th, 1879. A Prosperens Eras — ere ‘ From inquiry at local banking establishments we learn that at the present time more moneylis in cireulation hereabouts than before for five yea's at least. This condition of prosperity has now extended over. —/ period of three months and bids fair to contiume permanettly. The cleanups of the various ‘wines for June are unusally large, and no ch atht on 2 wamaaieecia) coe comparatively greater running expenses have been incurred. The favorable results attained in this line diive encouraged the re-inauguration of work ou a large number of hitherto dead-and-alive enterprises with a vigor that, if ;ersisted ip; cannot but _ give good returns, — Perhaps oue of the most patent~“symptoms uf the healthful state ining i try, upow the activity of which the community's prosperity altogether _depends, is the large amount of capi" tal bemg brought here from other parte of the Coast aud the Egst, in the hopes that its owners may find. profitable investments. + None of those have the busness insight to appreciate the advans . tages. oileeed them here, and the merve to grasp such opportunities, take their departure without investing more or less, as their circumstances may warrant. The preliminary steps have just been taken for the transfer of some of the largest quartz : mines, and oneor two of the chief “gravel claims, possession to be given soon, while active steps are being taken. to develop. several extensive . . properties, unworked as yet, in the county. That Nevada county is en. tering upon a more prosperous era just now than she has seen before for a number of years, cannot be disputed truthfully. ; _—_—_s ¢o-—* IMfference as Well as Distinction. Over in Nevada county the Repub~ licans and Democrats are joining furees. Ifthey don’t experience a} hig mutual disgust before they are through with it, we shall miss our’ guess. The Workingmen and the: “Honorable Bilks” are not so har. . monious.— Placer Argus. You are mistaken thereto a certain extent, friend Argus. "Tis true Races at Glénbrook Park. Nevada county can ‘beast a large nurber-of fast horsésy but fora long time no opportunity has been offerThere is a race track . at San Juan, but if is ip such a condition we understand that it can be traversé# only by saddle-horses. Another-track at Glenbrook Park, between this city and Grass Valley, has in former days because of its admirable natural advantages, together with the work put.upen it, become popular with’ sporting men. Of late it has been wsed but little, a fact that was not se much due'to the public losing interest in such matters os that no ope seemed to take hold and arrange for races. This season thé owner, I Mr. Fryer, has tendered its use free fof charge to the owners of fast stock. Those gentlemen, anxious to afford amusements to the public, will on next Saturday give a series of races, . including runméng, trottmg and pacing; atid a good share of the quickest ‘indus-. steppers in Nevada and Sierra-counties will show what they are made of. ~An admission fee of 50 cents: will be charged spectators, and the entire net proceeds will be appiled ‘to putting the track in a splendid shape for future events of the kind. The following--is the speed programme : Entries--R. ‘MeMurray, N. San Juan, bay Ww. *‘Lamsing” and mate.— ‘Kate’ and mate. Earl Brown, Nevada City, b. h. ‘‘Honest Billy” and mate. Mile heats, 2in 3, to road wagons. 2nd ree—Free to all. Go as you please—trot, run or pace. Dash ef one mile, winner te be the one who comes nearest ‘to 3 ‘tuimutes. Entrance fee $5,.winner to donate premium to Park, ae 3d race—Running race free to all. Single dash of 1 mile. Purse $59.— Entrance fee 10 per cent, Kutries close on day of race, <Aémission 50 cents. ‘ —> Bowrd of Sapervisors. SATURDAY, July 12, ROAD IHSTRICT FUND NO, 5, G. S.'S. Getchell, work on roads, The Board having é€xamined the books and accounts of John A. Rapp, the Republicans are joining forces,’ ‘found correct were appcoved and deand the Democrats are doing the sauie, but neither have the léast idea of getting mixed together in the process. Both parties will stand alone oa their “own ‘Merits. There will also be two other tickets in the field this Fall, most likely—the H, B.’s and the Kearneyites. A desperate effort is being made by all of the former (we reckon them by the halfdozens, by the way) and a few of the latter to fuse the two parties in sapport of a common county and Legislative ticket. These ‘‘doublers-up,” in pursuance of a deadly hostility to the old parties that have nursed them kindly in the past and been the means of surrounding them with advantages that are paramount, . will not stop short of any steps that. they think may crush out their ex-guardians. It is a consoling Whought, however, that action partaking of coalition will drive a large portion of the Workingmen back to their old loves, and more certainly than ever insure defeat of both the H. B.’s and the Kearneyites, Nevada county is ‘ toelect a Republican ticket next Fall. The assurance of that: fact is everywhere visible. The stalwarts nts to discover any metod whereby the hand of Fate cam be wade to withdraw from defy their op the shaping of events. Fire! Fire? Fire! on Fortunately thus far this year Nevada City has escaped any fierce or.slaught from the red-tongued destroyer, them, it will not be wise for our people to relax their vigilance a. single While we have one of the moment, best.tive departments on the coast, we should not become careless and -vely upom thenrtu put oat fires that can just: aswell be prevented from starting atall by a little caution. Keep buckets and tubs of water in convenient places around your houses aud business places, so they may be resorted to at'a minute’s botice. See that flues are properly constructed and ‘stovepipes -~put up im-such a manner that they cauveLcommunicate tire to the buildings. A sjight amount ~.y of precaution may save a yast deal of property from Dang destroy od. But as the greatest dan‘gers afilict us when we least. expect clared. correct. Monpay, July 14th. . The following demands against the county were examined and ordered paid : = h SPECIAL FUND. J. La Baree, fees as medical ‘expert; $25; Nevada Ice Co. ice for Court House, $59.40. GENBRAL ROAD FUND, Werk on roads: P. Wodell, $428; J. Dealer, $8.50; W. Harrington, $15. Mohawk Lumber Co., lumber for bridge, $49.60, Montgomery were exgmined, found correct and approved, ~ In the matter of the petition of C Grissell for license to collect toll on the Washington and Alpha toll road, at the same rates as last year, the Board having fully ‘céusidered said matter, it ts ordered that the following rates ‘be established : One wagon ‘ mals, 75 cts.; wagon and 2 :animals, 350 cts.; wagon and lanimal 23 cts.; horse and rider, 10 cts, Toxspar, Jaly 15th. The beoks and accounts of the County Clerk were examined, foand correct, and approved. j ‘The Board adjourned aatil Monday next at 10 o'clock. —-ee --— Sarath and Clay Mine t <—rw There is considerable inquiry as to whether the old Sneath and Clay mine on Gold Flat is really to have work commenced on it again or not. We are authorized te state that Messrs. Shoecraft & Co.,. who purchased the property from Jobin Parrot last spring, as chronicled in the Transcripr at the time, still retain bona fide possession. The exact time when they are to commence operations is not yet determined upon, but it probably will be shortly. = ee eFire Precautions. ‘Chief Engineer Naftziger and Foremav Braud went to the town réservow yesterday and cleaned. the screens .of the bulkhead. Every precaution is being taken to insure a ‘ull supply of water in case of fire. 4 C..8. Benham, Alleghany, br.m. . ) 3. County Recorder, the. same being . The book and accounts of Sheriff, and 6 animals, $1 ; wagon and 4 ani. “tne Fire Bells. \ ¢zused by the burving of some, dry Mitashvand grass between Water and ed to put their mefits to a test. , Nevada streets, The fire was started 'by some little children playing vin the back yard of Parson Davis's piace, which.4# now occupied by Johh T. Lewis, Esq., and “family. It burned northwards, into fhe rear: ef the lot owned by Mr. Caswell. ing gave the alarm and set to work” to.extinguish it. -Théy had it nearly all out before No. 1's hose cart got on the ground, No, 2's cart was ouby taken asfarasthe Union Hotel, When the members got word that their presence would not be required. Had ‘the fire progressed a little farther towarde Nevada street, -several outbuildings. would have -undoubtedly been constithned,as but 20 feet pressurecan be obtained dur a hosethe flow of water is not. great at even that, Asit was, no particular damage was done. —-> —--——— City Affairn 6 _ -. The following is the Sem Annual ‘Report of the Nevada City Board of Trustees for the six months from January Ist, 1879 to July Ist, 1879 : RECEIPTS. . Jan. 2,°79, To cash in ‘Treas: ury, as per last report, $ 32.50 Tocash rec’d from all sources, 2,017.01 To warrants overdrawn, — 91.85 Pood. + $5 4ds WARRANTS DRAWN, For building City Hall and a Tison, = © = . 3 283.30) Street lamps and posts, 41.23 Street repairs, ~ 329.37 Gas, . : 217.85 Election officers, Sue a 25.00 City Assexsor, ee. 200.00 LCity Marshal, = +" +, 200.00 Policeman, > -~ ,380:00 Justice Court, ~ . 8.00 Advertising, ~ . 80.69 Kire Fund, 369.11 Stationery, : 16.50 Total, : : $2,141.36 J.C. "Lockuy, President. "K. Casper, Clerk, ~ [july 15 bod Democratic Delegates. The delegates elected from Grass Valley precinct, on Saturday last, to . the Democratic county nofhinating conyention, which meets at Nevada City, on Wednesday next, 2ad inst., were J. M. Lakenan, -M. Meman, J.’ Gilbert, J. J. Dorsey, J. H. Jadd, W. H. Mitchell, PB. Watt, A. B, Dibble, W. H. Borson, Chas, W. Kitts, P. H. Paymter, P. D. Merriain, C. Taylor, ©. MH. Mitchell, John Tierney, D. Meagher, D. Binkelman, A. By Brady, M. Fora, R. Roberts, J, Bennalleck: E The following ia the list of dele~ gates from the Nevada City precirct: Niles Searls, Joha Dunnicliff, Isaac Adair, John Kistle, M. ‘Garver, P. Hunnetfauth, A. Roserthal, L. (iarthe, F. H. Eilerman, Geo. W. Terhune, M. Hanly, J. D. Flemitg, 1. Seibert, W. R. Thomas, Geo. BR. Withington, T. W. Sigourney. > eS. Explanatton fom Mr. WeCatcham —— Eorron Transcripz,—In justice to Mr, Potter and myself, @ would state that the Ttustees of Oakland School Distriet came to me and offered me the position ef teacher in their school. “TI told them distinctly that if Mr. Potter wanted theposition I would not:take it; also that £ did not want it for less wages than they paid to him last year, as Jam not in favor of cutting down teachers’ salaries. They elecvéd me. I aid not accept their offer; neither Yours Resp'y, H, H. MeCetewax, _ Cmten Street. Five hundred dollars, raised by subscription, was paid tod. W. Dow? ing yesterday for the right of way-to rua &@ street from Broad te Main, leaving $500 more to be paid by September Ist, 1880. Work will be commenced on it this morning by ‘the demolition of the frame building between Downing’s and Kistle’s brick blocks. It js to be ‘called 'Union street. =— Ped Sickness at Grass Valley. The Union says: There is considerable sickness in Grass Valley and vicinity of a bilious type, cholera ‘motbus, chélera infantum, and dysentery. There have been several deaths among young children from these causes, ‘The unseasonable cool weather is regarded as the principal . cane of the epidemic, Phe alafm at 31:45 yesterday was . . Some boys who chanced to ,be pass. stream'in that part of the city, and . Donough, J. Champion, J. C, Cole-. ‘the product stag mine. would I have done soat their ternis, . , District Ceurt.-Rai * Mospay, Say 14th. Italy, declared his intention to become a citizen of the. United States. The following.persons were naturali : Hans Berndt, ‘native of Ger> many; Thos. Gregory, native 6f England ; Francis White, native of Can-_ ada ; Karl Erzer, native of SWitzerA. H. Hall vs. Oliver Lonkey et al. Appeal dismissed on motion of defendant for want of prosecution. © Tvespay, July 15th. Ths case of Wm. Sowden vs. the Idaho Miniag Company on trial with the following Jury: H. C. McKelvy, Charles Bouvier, C. Humphries, A. P. Van Slyke, Henry Richards, A. H. Hanson, C--C. Ragsdale, J. Howlett, Thomas Dowling, J.C. Abbott, James Allen, Timothy Faherty. “ Naturalized: Joseph Hosking, native of England; James Grose, native of England. . Severed an Artery, -e@--—--— -Wonday afternoon as D. D. €arter was cutting some brusa in his orchard on Water street his ax glanc-. ed, and the keen edge penetrated one of his legs just below the knee. The artery was. severed. Mr. Carter walked down street, not realiz-' ing the full extent of his injury. He then reterned after having put some tobacco on the. wound, By this time he became so weak from .the loss of blood that he seit.¥or Dr. Hunt, who dressed 4ae wound. He rests easily considering “the charatter of the cuit anil the delay in dressing it. Mrs. ‘Garter was in (Grass Valley at the'titne'of the accident. A Gooa Grivel Claim., Sth to July 7th $25,281 in gold was received from & private gravel claim at lowa Hill, Placer ecunty. The claim is owned and worked by a_retired merchant of San Francisco, and is only a single illustration of what a little capital, judiciously invested in gravel claims, will accomplish, and Nevada county contains-a large num‘ber equally as profitable. — More§Frae Concentrators. Frie concentrators have. "been adopted at the Merrifield mine. One is now being put. in, and, from its operation will be determined the full number ‘required to ‘handle all ‘These machines are rapidly establishing a first class reputation as goldsaters, —— More New Houses, W. C, Groves has parchased of D. & B. Lachtian several lots on and near the corner of Washington and ‘Coyote streets, on two of which residences are already -situnted. He will put‘ap an additional house’ imnext few menths. Removal of ONice. ~ Fred. Sacket; mining agent, and W. F. Englebright, surveyor, have removed their office from Brown & Morgan’s Block to the building’ opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and adjoining Wellington's livery stable. Their new quarters are fitted up in good style. 7 : The New Reok Store, >> _°e The new book store expects to: be day. The delay is caused by the non-arrival of goods on the way. — oe Tite recent killing by a _ wealthy ‘citizen of Montclair, N.J., ofa coach: ig int Kis employ, has been discnsswhich bodes no good to the-country, aad Pidiostes -a fruitful source’ of possible trouble in feature. The relative social rank of the deceased, John Armstrong, and his lawyer, Joseph A. Blair,is made to figure mueh too largely in the affair, from which it shonld de leftout altogether. The law, rightly administered, knows lege of poverty,all men are su to-be exactly equal before it; This is the theory; the p:actice should eunfourni to it. i

THe death of the prince of Orange, heir appargntto the Dutch throne, is likely. to lead to serious complications, involving a — recoustruction of Europe, t one. life, and thata feeble one, bars the successic n of a Gierman prince and the ultimate realization of Bismarck’s hope to make Prussia a great naval power. Should the states-general of Holland attempt, asit is supposed they will; to change the order of succession, a lively protest from tsermany will, if necessary, be supported after the -_—— Schleswig-Holstein fashidh, when } France—with England not inditferent—-may. find het) opportunity, . =; . eo pm Francitéo Delia Piazza,» native Offy otaache, ” Ald} mediately, and others during the . ready for basiness Thursday or Friby the city press im a spirit. neither immunity of wealth nor privi. pposed . . ME MEN Byte tee [Death from Toothathe. Z A Miss Stephen ware county, occurrence; ris uted, ¢ bf death eesulting from ‘ ating toothache, — The was. a parefie Piss Ww rho ina family in W at ‘adh some days with ‘a ‘titrible tootha:he, which acompanied an ulcerated jaw. An attempt was made to extract the troublesome members but her teeth were brokea off aud her face was too soreto permit the removal by the painful process of cuttingaway thegums. The gir] sufferel entire nervons prostra frotn the extreme pain, and gradually sank under it till death emled her suffergnan’ Jem; ‘ings. -An army surgéon, whoattended; her, pronounced her Syinptoms the same-as those following the amputation of a limb.— Middletown, N. Y., Press, eats. ’ “> oe Cavalier, with laughter in his eyes and a jest apon his tongue, and: he died with the name of his countty among his last recorded words. He left England, too, in the ni®st buoyant and sanguine spirits, telling his friends that he would. see them in ‘the course of a year, when he hoped to have been able to show ‘that he was a good soldier. . 5 There isa man in’ Dayton, Ohio, who deserves a monument to his metnory. He was appointed ‘guardian of a little girl 8 years old, who had $20,000, Upon arriving at legal age he turned over to her. $40,000, and did not even ask for $25,000 for his trouble. ——~22 e F “Merchant: to farmer in eastern state: “What clement of commercitl fertilizers do you find most valuable?’ “‘Amnionta,” replies the farmer; and echo, hid out in the thicket, runs out of hearing shrieking at the tep of his voice *‘Am ow’n you! am ow'n you!” il ii ap A young man who went from Burlington to Leadville six weeks ago, Phew cheerfully back to his friends: E-have gained three-porhds—siace I came here, and gained it m_ halfeunce installments,. Haven't been shot in the head, The gift chromo business lags, and it is now. possible to purchase a pound of tea in some so smilingly handed you by the @ealVesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. has. E. Pearson, Proprictor. ) Clark City . F Deniler Placerville ‘B Guscetti Ranch ‘S-Story Blue Tent L B Churchill Sacram G W Thenipson do -: Miss Churchill do J Hoyle do T Bridges Smartsvill D Holland Moore's Fl T Rothschild San Fra J M Clarke t R Herinan do J A Seely San Juan L A Pelton Campton Westerday’s Arrivete at— THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. B Guscett! Nevada Cit A P Clark Quaker H C P Loughridyé do J E Carter Grass Valle. J do ~ Poigisiee . Pd TPlummer do 0) se G Longsburg Bioom E Coleman do J. Hiscox Sweetland W Wing Washington A Williams do A J Viuness Oaklaud F Helms Marysville —C Grissell Washingt R Burroughs Bloomfie J Prescott do C B Platt San Francis J Morrison City J Reardan Nevada City fae Oates Oe ee = ay a a aR ie ~~ WM. WOLF Walten, Dela. UY if) : A : "on M Ist of . iste a “rare ~ excrucie rétim whol. . had Tue Prince Ipyperial 'rodt!into dan-. ger, it is said, ke a thorough French: localities without being obliged to pay $4.87 fora frame to encircle the artistic prodaction EW Charles do FM Barton Amador F Sacket do G D McLean Sweetlan LJ Dinan do JS Waters Washingto G Johnston. do A B Dibble Grass Val G Bailey do. S&T Dibble do ., : P E Burns San Franci 4 J O Waddell Oak Tre C C Ragsdale Bear Va Dr Jones Grass Valley W C Smith Strawbd Va W H Rogers San Fra Thomas B Blake & f San Jua J Hannon Hunt's Hill Mrs C Shields Smart MARRIED.. ¢ —iinaemeenien ieianadanemiinnememone te residence of the Mary Silva, ’ Harriet A. Potter, both bf Grass Valley. SAN ERANCISCO/-CALIFORNIA, — lepresented, each afternoon and evening, (ings, Fine Statuary, a Trepical Garden, Fountains and. : Office, 27 Post IRVING M. SCOTT, President. —fv1-Im cnet & AE et : Luetje and WATCHMAKERS ha . In Nevada City, July 14th, 1879, -at the ‘sfather, by Kev. Fath= . . et Meagher, Mr. Harrison Ogden to Miss s At Grass Valley, July 13, 1879, by Rev. G. F. G. Morgan, Mr. Wm. Douglas and Miss OPENS AUGUST 5, 1879. {CIENCE, ART, INDU GRAND > INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Machinery in Motion, Rare PalnatWill make this Exhibition the most instructive and pléakint place of resort on this Coast. Those desiring space should apply atonce, strect. JEWELERS, 4 PRICE -LIST, © Te FOR CASHs, Pit ~ undies ~ aos oe , sp sper 100 Ibs, ’ Wheat, per -100 Ibs, a ‘Corn, -per 105 Ihe, 3 "5 per 100 lbs, 1 49, Mixed Feed:per 00 Its, 1:37: Middlings, per 100 lbs, 1 59 Potatoes, per 100'lbe, = “gy, Crusted Sugtir, 9 Ths. “Fog Brown Stgar, 114 Its 14 Green Coffee. 5 Its 1'00 Greund Coffee, 31b cans, 60 . Rice, 44 ths 4-09 Beans, 28. Ths_ 199 Soap, — per box 54 Candles, 14 for 95 Candies, perbox 175 Crackers, per box, b0 Oysters ‘Scansfor 109 Salmon, Seansfor 19 Tomatees, dcansfor 19 . Green Gorn, 6cansfor 1 00 String Beans, 5 cans for 19 Sardines, Gcansfor 109 Green Peas, 4 cansfor 1 00 Bleeberries, 5camsfor 1 00 Kerosene, pergallon, 35 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, = 75 Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 354 per pound, ere Hams, per pound, 11 Good Green Tea ‘* ; 30 English Breakfast, 40 Cooking Butter, perdb, 6 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 8 papers 25 Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 Starch, 2 papers, 25 Starch, per box, 75 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, _. per bottle 25 Pickles, % gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 Everything else in proportion, WILLIAM WOLFE, March 28, 1879. Citizens Bauks £. M. Preston President, and John T. Morgan Cashier of the Citizens bemk; et Nevada ity, — mechhcrgereny 3 — fins duly sworn depose and say that the paid up captal of wala Chslanisa Baek 4s S3¢,u00 as -repre‘sented by, and composed of assets transterred trom tne Bank of Nevada County. E, MAPKESTON, President, " JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashie. Sworn and srbscribed before me, a Justice of the Peace of the Township of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, this July lUth, lo7, 4,eoPoLp, GARTHE, é Justice of the Peace. Statement of the Assets and Liabilities of the Citizens Bank of Nevada City at the beginning of business on July lst, 18794 ASSETS, Bank Building and Lot...... & 6,000 00 } Safes, Furnitar@end Fixtures.. 4476 00 Uther Keal Estate. .....5..-2996 26 Loans-en Real Estate..:.... 9,972 22 Invested in Stocks, bonds and WarLoaus on Stocks, Bonds & Warrants 1,002 0) s¢ other Seetirities .... 048.70 rou . iat ve 29,910 05 personal security, ‘* personal security ov'd'tte 7,234 0 Money on hand... io ie » 1y,916 7 Deposited with Banks.....-. 4,701 $i Total.. ..:. rt eee $104,105 70 Sra BILITIES. g Capital Stock Paid up....---. 000 00 Kever ve rants shies dnc ae 8% «ob o5 15.82 79 bue Depositors...5....055 54,009 8 Due other Banks.. .. 0.6. 6605-020 WE so ehcinstec 104,105 70 Ai of foregoing assets ‘gre ‘situste in Neval oben Caluornia. “The securities aré allin the vaults of the Bank except these filed with the bank’s Attorney and tur judy: At an ad meeting of ‘the Directors of the Citizens Bank, held May 14th, 157%, 1¢ was resolved that the paid up capital vt the Lank be placed at %8u,000, and that $20,000 of the Assets be erédited to the Keserv« Fund. At the same meeting the sum of *2, 550 was deducted from the valuation heret fore placed upon the Railroad. stock here fore held by the Bank, arid the like amount e te account of the reserve tund. We, John T. Morgan Secretary, aud ; Preston President, of the Citizens Bank « ‘Nevada City, State of California, do svlenh ly #wear'that we each have a pe nal know : dige of the matters Contained in the foresy” ing statements, and that we believe the swe are trueand correct. ~~ E. M. PRESTON, President, bs JOHN T. MOKGAN, SecretarySworn and subscribed before me, a Justice ofthe Peace of the township of Neva county of Nevada, ‘State of California, Us 10th day of July, 1879. Leeroy GARTHE, jyl2 sshustice of the PeactRESIDENCE ‘FOR SALE AND LOT, THE HOUSE OWNED BY J. B. CON, piece Jonathan Clark > is offered for sale. jp o'The house contains Seven Rooms:i« lat! and plastered, and is in good repair. “O° wateron the premises, A number of « heats one acre ef ground belongs to the propel), which will be a Scld ata Bargain. For further particulars apply t© » WILLIAM Powell, RROAD ST, opp. opp. Stumprs. jysCain frotet, Nerada citys: : Fresh Butter, per roll, 40° Main Street, Nevada City"9’ . The I fof 50 str A Gra tes in his The st troupe a * one, The } ‘do ‘Pin -atre soc H. H ’ engaged ic scho Nary . District i papers The* -+play an “Grass \ A T worth’ ~ change ~The® stitutic -tees m« “day. Jame Bloom sipelas ly reco Jew -old fist mercia ‘Lachm “. The ~ glowly. City H that e) Unc improv _remov: where jured, All) the rec emplo: has b Hospi & mon A scrazy Vatjue! throu; One s: for thi The uninte card. -Miss ( ces i In « ulace guns, up the well . poet . ; teady rive t Wi ° ‘were horse hicle . out o1 her d to hu til he ‘the by acamer foote “than: Thi up fie eth n ter, b ferett cians if avs ” of thi Buti ‘as it the o At Mr. prese eludi fortu ner v varie occas and singh for s