July 2, 1874 (4 pages)

: The Daily Grauseript == June 90th, 1874. . LAWSOF THE UNITED: STATES Bae ; a: Ep. TranscrrPt: In-traveling over} Passed ‘at the First Session of.the For———— aca det ame ee vagious oads on-the ridge, I, will . ty-Third Congress. — ede nea as meen ae ——= . write them up or.down, 80 the reader Sooo '.; Thursday, July 2nd,41874. . niay judge forhimself. Phé -Foad — a ‘. leading from Bowman's réservoir to ; i ; claimants, ~—--; . Graniteville has~had bat little work . Be it Goacind by ec Senne a . donje‘on it: the present season, from: ee House of Representatives of the Uni~ The committees appointed to make the fact that the snow has -not-been . ted Stated of America in Congress ~ ‘ [General naturei-—-no. 32.1 Au Act for the benefit'fér occupying ee Preparing Tor the. Fourth: ‘« % The Fipe that conducts the liquid . . Dr. A. A. Miner, a Universalist. abomination from the Gas.Werks, . minister, of Boston, who recently : €xtends only-to the bridge, ‘south. at.,.visited this Coast, pays the follqwig Z the Union Hotel, The smell is very . tribute to California, on his return offenarke, and why those. living in ‘Woiiié? ‘California, With its treménthe vicinity, have fot: made more . dgus wheat; wool, grape‘and mineral complaints, if # mystery, In conse. crops, su@icient almtdst te—feed the quendéeof the creek being filled tp world, possessed of scenery before Nevada, Mresiding in . ‘NO;PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. —Know al men by these presents, that We,Charine : dames Fox, residing at thetowh of Yon Bet county of Nevada, Octavius King Cloud: man; residing at the town af You Hetcoun-. ty of N @, and Alexander Gibson © iver the town of Gold Run; county of Placer, in the State of Cslifornis;do here. — “by. certify and declare thafwe ‘have orgsn. ized.and formed ourselves into a copartner Ship, and we covenant and agree each with © ‘the other, to he co-parthers for the pur 5 of cartying and conducting the business’ of general merchandise, in the -town’ Qf Fou Bet, county of Neyada, State ofc; alitornis. have been very active and have about completed their work. Arrangements ‘ Suve been made for sprinkling the atreets, decorating houses on the line line of march, supplying ice water . on the streets, and many other things which will tend to make it pleasant matters to accommodate all-who are ——-présvnt;-wnd-thaladies of the Meth. wfeast aud serve it up with so much “teste that every one will make their ~ place a resert during the day and evening. Soda mantfacturers_and ginger pop men. have left loads: of their teinperance Severages with the didpensers'df cooling drinks, A gala day is in storé,and satisfuction is ex_ peeted to be giveo to ali who-come froraa@ distance. From what we can learn: there will‘be a large turnont; There willebe several local celebraaN } ee = Local Gption; ~ ‘ The friends of Local Of : Grass Valley, are making arrange~ inents to hotly contest the election large reinforcement, Hamilton Hufl as headquarters: A free lunch, ice-water, and other refreshinents will be servede The ‘cainpaign has been conducted with carry the day. From the tone of the ‘Union we infer that the discussion results in bad feelings and angry dismon where an election has been held. ~—“We do not see why such should be the case. Neither party advocate to judge. u Whether a single drink sifull be pur——chased,or whether the article shall be. all arrangements for the celebration . , for thosa who attend the paehratle< rier Graniteville to Snow“Petit the . = Hotels and Resturants have arranged }road was never in. better condition . lies, altiugh the title of the. plain. the creek. . tiff in-the action may have been ——_ bey Ween cae ee ee Pee ~¢hepa granted by the United: States—after+——— that-sectiog bo _recently>_that—there Saaid improvenents.were so made_ : odist Church-intend: to-spread seh Aystto speak of, which adds . tions in other parts ef the County; . jtion in . below for Jadies who assisted in the 2lections are expecting a} SEEPS —— ae ater: _. dust is making its appearance ve They will wsé . ’ Bpirit, and-no effort will be spared to tity of the finest sugar pine lumber . on this Coast, on hand, which he. is ‘total abstinence so far as we are able It is only a question of . } off any portion of it but a very féw H « f= j weeks, There still remains “at least . @ quarter. of a mile of snow on top of . the mountains in . half feet deep;. but. solidehough to . . Wagon, as was demonstrated a day . or so-ago to my entire satisfaction, t :% . materially to thé comifertof travelers. i Phe road-trom the Jast named place ito North Bloomfield isin—firs' Sa . condition, with the exception of a . short piece about a mile below Sagw Lr ;-Tent, and that. was undergoing re_pairs under the direction of the Wor). . thy contractor, Doctor: Farley, who has made several alterations. in the . Toad, whfch adds very munch to the Doctor’s face unusually good natur: : iq) . €d when he drives over his—read, hut every precinct within -reach will . a be represented here on theday of the “celebration. Mr. Cunningham, proprietor of the . Stage from Nevada City to Moore’s and Eureka, was actually whistling _-@ right-merry tune,-as he passed over jit one-day, 80 well was he _pleased witlethe way the Doctor was doing his duty. Nothing more. It will on one who, only does his duty ry rapidly. : ‘f will diverge a little from the road. question, to say that Mr. Churchill, one of the most successful mill men ;in the State, has a. very large quanshipping as fast as opportunity offers, to the lower counties. He is. . preparing to manufacture a still larger quantity the present season, under the supervision of Mr. Patterson, . his business agent and foreman, The réad leading from the mill to Columbia Hill, is not in first elass condition, asthe loose_rock if the bonghtby the quantity. Imbibers _will still have the privilege of in; theless, on arriving at the Eureka dulging ip benzine, and any reasonpackage. It is only a matter of quantity, and more toleration should ’ -be exercised bythe advocates of the -“pize of the package. << Omaha Mine. <3 = Allison Ranch,that the Omaha mine, which is situated near that place, is looking first rate. About five weeks ago work was commenced on it, by -tunning a drift east from the bottom of the shaft, with a view of striking what was_supposed to be the main : ledge; The work was carried on until the supposition was proved correct. A ledge has been found two feet in thickness, and the rock-in it “ shows-a large amount of sulphurets, which carries the gold in. quantities visible to.the naked eye: This ledge is supposed to be am extension of the Lone Jack, which hasbeen extensively worked and was very rich, but found which did not pay. It is be= lieved that the Omaha will prove as rich as the Lone vack ever was. : r+ Local Brevities. The first peaches of the season arrived in this market yesterday. One of the old resident Bachelors ‘of this city departs that kind of life to day. . We expect the crockery business will be lively hereafter. “Mae.” and Withington were ‘uitay yesterday,’ painting shields, ‘painting and fitting the Nevada Hose -Co’s carriage, and other artistic work for the Fourth. “\ School Teachers ‘and ~ Trustees throng the Sup’t’s. oflice this week, for the purpose of muking their an__wual reports. = : The District Caurt, Judge Reardan presidiag, will be’ session on the Oth day of Fuly, ‘and Mining Co., was in t day, on his way to Virginia City. able man we should thiykgould satis. ™fxhis craving out of a five gallon} “We learn from Mr.—_Hennessy, “Of was abandoned when a spot was V.G: Bell, of the Miltom Water Lake Co'ssaw mill, there Was an. , individual who accosted as with, “toll gentlemen,’ we’ “‘forked’’ and . passed; but it was an impossibility to tell when the toll road commenced or ended, they looked so much alike. From Columbia Hill to Cherokee, the road has been very much improved, if a new road over ditches, . stumps and bridges,and a quarter of . B1nile added to the distance, is an improvement, over an old well beaten track; No.person to blame. Ey-. ery thing must stand aside for the . miners, who stops Det for hill_or ledge, anything movable~by the modern improvements, and “applyances of the hydraulic forces, or by muscle,, steel and giant powder. _This piece of road referred to,-is that portion running over thé old Laird diggings, and is now being worked off by that enterprising snd experienced hydraulic miner, Mr; M.Cartha, who has leased the mine: from the’ Euroka Lake Co, and will make it yield its fortune of gold if any man can, a ce OF SE Sara Complimentary Dinner. We acknowledge an ‘invitation to partakein a complimentary dinner . tobe given-to-Hon. Benjamin P. Avery, United’ States Minister to China, on Wednesday, July 8th, next, at thé Grand Hotel San Francisco, on the evening of his departure to enter upon the duties of . his mission, Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. June 30, 1874, ASH. Hanson, Mr. Welkson-and wife, Mr. Black, Geo. Smith, Mrs: Rogers, D. E. Bell. . Departures by the Colfax Stage 1 July 1, 1874. . Mrs. Nash, Miss Bishop, — Mrs. . Seott and daughter, J. M. Gladding, e) FR. Riniley. — "P,P. Davenport,-Agent-— <-> ‘Mortgage Record. Lee Garthe, that there has ee Been during the past sixteen months ‘Ehe-hot South wink brings with . placetton record>in his office mortitclouds of dust. The thermometer . n yesterday, stood 91 deyrees in the . gages, to Dhekincantat $288, 230 50. Pigs gee Thisncludes ‘wll up to June: 29th, = ; ease of the gradés, and mukes the, . read as follows:. ae . “Sec. 3. That foreign merchandise . . ;day of July;— eighteen hundred and not do—toshewer-too—much praise + ore Bot paid pricr to August first, on Monday. next. They have sent . ‘rom Lake City to Snow Teit-the . transferred to a public store or-_bondsame, show for themselves; never. . We are informed by County Re. Sea a . own yester. ardor. . assembled, That when. an Oecupant 1eftand, having color of-title;-in good: faith has made valuable improye. Inents thereon, and is, in the proper places three and a} action, found not to be .the rightful . owner thertof, such oécupant shall . be entitled in the Federal courts to . bear up a span of horses and # light all the rights and remedies, and upon . . instituting the proper proceedings,, such reli€f as may-He given or sectred: to—himbythe statutes of the State or Becrtory where the land Approved, Juue 1, 1874: [ General bature.—xo.33. act to reduce dutiesonimportsand?,. ee ak H ee : ; son, ; ze had been to reduce internal taxes, and: for . this ‘reason. The Judge hac approved ; down to the Bay and on his return ~ hondred? . * other. ‘purposes,’ ”’ {March third, eighteen and seventy-three, Be it enacted by the Senate and! ' House of Representatives of the Uni. . ted States. cf Americain ~¢ ‘ongress . . assembled;-That section third of an act entitled ‘*An act to amend an act . entitled ‘An act to reduce duties on . imports, and’ to réduce intérnal tuxes, ‘and for other purposes,’ ’’ -approved Murch third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, be amended so-as to which arrived at a port’of the United States on or before the thirty-tirst seventy-two, and upon which duties eighteen hundred and seventy-two, ‘theugh the same were not eitered or éd Warehouse, shall be entitled td the benefits provided for in the eighth Section of the act entitled ‘An act to reducé duties on imports, and to reduce internal taxes, and for other purposes,’. approved Jeune sixth, eighteen hundred and -seventy-two, the saine as such merchandise would have been entitled to had it actually been in public store or bonded warehouse on or prior to the thirty-first day of July, eighteen hundred and . Seventy-two: Provided, That the . owners of such merchandise shall, within thirty days from the passage of this act make application therefor in writing to the collector of the port’ at which such merchandise arrived.”’ , Approved, June 3, 1874, ~ [General Nature—No, 34.] An Act changing the time of-hulding circuit and district courts’ in Ver-_ mont. ; oe Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the term ot the circuit court-holden at Rutland on the third day of October, shall be held on the first Tuesday in October, and the term ofthe district court holeen at Rutland on the sixth day of October shall be held on the first Tuesday of October. ‘The term of the circuit court holden at Windsor ou the fourth Tuesday in July shall be held on the third ‘'uesday in May and the term of the distriét.court held at Windsor on the Monday after. the fourth Tuesday of July shall be on the third Tuesday in May: Provided, That this act shall not apply to the next terms of the circuit and district court to be holden at Windsor, but the same shall be held at the tines now provided by law. Approved June 5, 1874. [ General nature.—wno. 39. ] An Act to amend ait act entitled “An act to promote development of the mining resources-of the United States,”’ passed May tenth House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That—the—previsions of the fifth section of the act entitled ‘Au act to promote the development of-thesnining resources of the United States,'’ passed May tenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, which requires expenditures of labor and improvements on claims“ located prior to the passage of said act, are forthe first annual expenditure on claims located prior to. the passage of said act-shall be extended to the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy-fi.e. by. the tailings from the Manzanita . mitre; are notice a dam has been whichthat ofSwitzerland or any other 7 ; Uhder the firm name of Oliver, Hox & €e in the world palesinto insignificance.’ That the principal placeof bisit/eas f kid as _An Act to amend an act entitled “An T Stidger for publication in the Times, acttOamend an act entitled ‘An, . It was addressed to. him personally . i The . imminent death, . — eighteen hundred and Ay arc Be it enacted by the Senate an hereby so amended that the time . made between the Broad and. Main . street bridges, and the surfacé coy-'. ered with the ily substance; whith . comes from the Gas works. The smell is sickening, and some means should be adopted to get rid of the . Muisance, which can ke easilydone i Like every Bastéern tan whe visits . California, the Doctor wag enthusi. astit. over what-he had seen, It is noticeable, in this ‘connéection, that this year thus far, there has been a marked emigration to California . from the Eastern States, and the material that has come is just the kind . that buiids up empirés. "Aa We Expected. —— oe ee A themiber of the committee of ar. . ecient — _ =F, . rangements sent a copy-of the pros ** = on <aEASS Are Snead cae fe om ae ee: » . into town day before yesterday fiom: ‘gramme for the 4th -to-dudge O, P. down-in Rough &-Ready township, . Where the boy lives they raise cattle . and have oxen for sale. He returned honfe at night and told bis folks that . .by extending the pipe further. down. i . The notice failed tp~appear, and for found the letter lying on his" table.’ and Mr. Patrick did think ng.it-private. not open it} -When its: con-!. ; : me eeeey ae : = . + and that sawmills or railroads were tents were known to him, it was to, S ._._;-}to be biilt and alt wanted-a “yoke of late for last weel‘s-. publication. 7 ne ee ee : oxen.”’ The boy heard “‘Iocal ophel ad Leics of = 2 ea tion’! mentioned and had mistaken regret the inatter very much and . : : i relating to this question, the result . a a foot rave, a sack race, “ shows conelnsively that chloroform, wheel arrow race. and. ses fat —— is eight times as dangerous as ether, . ™¢> besides a prize for climbing : twice as dangerous asa mizttite of 5iPppery pole _ Fhe plate for the . chloroform and ether, and as far as . performance will be on Pine‘ oF experience goes, it is more dangerBroad aon. ous than biebloride of methytene. . The report: of the London chlofroform commit! ttee,-appointed. t® investigate this subject, states that -not . only-is ether less dangerous then . a Arrivals at the Hotels. eee NATIONAL EXUHANGE HOTEL. Nevada City, June_30, 1874, D McYonnell, Columbia AiP. Jo Murphy, Phelps Hill. _Johp 2 : ‘3 C. Vanker, Blue Tent. » H.B, Siddle, Quaxer Hill. —¥-G Ben, French Corral, Robt Smiley, Aleghany-~ W A Hanley, do BH Blackwood, Blue Text, Mrs C Nas& and daughtes, Bloorield the most exact dilution of the chforo. form vapor by the most skillful hands, the state of ingensibility may . . pass in afew moments-into one of. Miss Bishop, fobhn Lyons, Fall Creek. Thos Okey and son. Dutch Fiat, HH Hasey, Ditch Fiat. Wm Hearhey, Moore's Flat. Chas Allenbergand wife, San. F¥anciaco. J J Rogers, Sait Lake. FE A Wetmore, Go C P Purinton, Wyoming mine: J W Stevanm, Nevada. W G Alban, Phelps Hil), : j Francis H Hill, do _ : E Black. Mokelumne Hill. H Wilkinson and family, San Francisco. Miss A Goldstein, Sacramento. Miss C Timxee, San Francizeo. H Rothburn, Columbia Hill. Philop Dunn, City. Hannis, Grass Valley. J Peektal New York Hill. Thilip Gunnip, You Bet, George Smith, San Frarcitco. Se ee ee “Lrenre-Hrreneoce.’’—A corres pondent writing from Napa White . Sulphur Springs to the Napa Register has the following dashing notice of . Lillie Hitcheoek that used to be: “A magnificent four horse team comes sweeping up over the road every day from Dr. Hitchcock's place up the valley, dxiven by Msx. Howard Coit, . (late Miss Lillie Hitchcock) who puts her foot on the brake nnd holds back on the lines as fearlessly as . . the most blasemule exhorter from Pike. Her husband sits ealmly on the left, while two passengers on the. back seat are busy holding on their . Rogers for a box of cherries of the back hair as the outfit flies Yoke the . Ox Beart variety. They are the larchariot of the sun sround the trees) Sest ones we have séen this” season. and curves of the Spring road.” _ C—O Or Large Cherrfes® : This office is indebted ty Josiah Canapa statistics show an immigration of 500,000 in the last twenty‘five years. a Mary Facritimes ww 1975.—Per. haps the most amazed of-the old philosophers, or, a8 we are inthe habit of calling them, “Fathérs of . the Revolutions,” if he had a chance to see the Post Office Department of the city of Washington, would be Benois Franklins In 1775, whem he . other severe rebuke iy. Cuba. Loss . was.Postmaster General, he gave no-. over 500' men. : tice “that . hereafter the Four hundred of the employees in Néw England, which used to set out has petitioned for an election on the but once a fortnight, shalistart once . Local Option question. ® week alk'the year round, Whereby. Tax ore taken from the -qni¢kailanswers maybe obtained to lette t Yer mines mear Sasta Barbara yields between Philadelphia and Boston in. ~ : y three weeks, which used to require) “°tY per cent of pure quicksilver. Six weeks.”’ FZARRIED. Se oe ee Tux town of Texas, Michigan, =o furnishes a romance for the local pa-. atthe M, = Church. Nosth PS pers, in which the characters are a JUne 30th, { . ' Juan, 1874, by Rev.I, B:-~Vish, Mr. A. general pension laws under like circumstances, are, in lieuw-oftheir pres-eut rate of pension, hereby deciared {tobe entitled tothe benetits and subject to the limitations of the general pension laws entitled ‘‘An act to revise, consolidate, and~ amend the laws relating to pensions,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three; und that—thi into effect froupand afterits passage: Provided, That this act shall not be construed to reduce any “pension granted by special act. . to swell the saints of Brigham Young's . _—~ / men by these presents, T ‘Tuom and George Grant A . ding in i.eyada city and Ounty, State of . i = 3 , Caluornia, do hereby certify that we have KERNVILLB, Kern. County, will be . formed ourseives into co-partnership,and . pas 2 : EACNS We agree each withthe other, to be cupart. reached . by the Southern i acihe . ners tor the pyrpose of carrying poate . Railway builders’some time in July . conducting thé foundry business in all -its ~ ———— ¥ ches, in Nevada county, Calider the firm name uf ‘thom & A)hat the principal place of business we,David ~~ : . : =a + . feraia, Srx hundred and sixty four ‘teur-j lan. 2 : aa “thle” Yosomn eit copartnership is situate in Nevada — haveJeft Merced ‘for the Yosem=; “ty, Nevada county and State, aforesaid. . ite Valley this season to date. THsatthe names of all the persons interes. ted aS partners in suc . stated ant a signed hereto, and that such . Freicut for flour from Stockton they coukt sell atl their oxen in Grass {~ ae, quality or style of finish. co-partnership is situated at tire: ‘town of You Bet, county of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all the persons ip: terested a& partners in such Business, above stated and signed hereto, and such partnership will continne force until further notice by us. CHARLES JAMES FOX, ‘ OCVAVIUS KING CLotpy AN, ALEXANDER GIBSON OLIY ER. are tila and: be in inly2 — NITED STATES OF AMERICA —s:54of California, City and Ceunty of ~, vada. ~ We,iGoorge Edward Farner sid $a. win Wells Bigelow, residing in the city and county of Nevada. Stateof —Californiay do hereby certify that-weeonstitute a Parteer~ ship, transacting a general Grocerybusi Des: under the firm name of E. W. BIGELOW & CO. And that our futt-names “and Tesoecrye Places of ftesidence are herein above g++ forth.” —— ; : : . GEORGE EDWARD TURNER. * . Valley wight away. He remarked . NeWada City, July. 1874. a . that in town everybody was talking. “jn. ee ° . -Toallt whom it may Concern, . about ‘‘yoke of oxen’’ on the street, 5s, HE firm of Marks & Co. éngs@ed-p Banking, buying and selling Mining Claims.and working the saine, and Whose principal place of business is ct “Moore's Flat, Nevada County, State of California. ya -. is comrosed of Marks Zellerbach tho -<AD persoftsarrivingat San. _ aire = Francisco, from London <. in August, 1849, per ship . *David Malcom,” are invited to join in re-union with © an old shipmate. at “North ~~ uL : . EPWINWELLS: BIGELOW.“ : 3 i the sound. : . Sole partner in said business under said fri: are perfectly excusable under the . j.name and whose place of residence . Sav “ TP eeree — : Francisco, Cahifornia, *— Cogemstenche, . NSE _ Fun. oe Dated June 25th, A. D. 1874. ee ee : : ‘ 5 56 __ MARES . bee Sia Savery UR ANESTHETICS-—If the . TB committee for the Foutth, at} ~ 3+ ———-MaBKS ABLLERBAcE———— force of statistics be of any value, . *heimmeeting yesterday, approptia: ether appears, ‘beyond question, to +ted $50-fer the purpose -of creating 2 # be the safest anaesthetic. By com. ® little merriment on the afternoon NOTICE. bining American and British. data . Of the celebration. There will be WM. SIMPSON. ‘Nortt San Juan, June 30th. PHOTOGRAPHS. COMPETITION INVITED. MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH; : Here made an engagement with Mr. JAMES QUIRK, ‘. Of San Franciseo, one ofthe BEST RF. TOUCHERS uF NEGATIVES in the State. they will be ready on Monday, June Ist, 1874, With an entire new Photographic outfit to make Pictures of wnaeurpassed excellencé Satisfaction guaranteed and competition de Rudolph Photograph Gallery, ms} BROAD STREET, near Pine. : MAMMOTH STOCK ~OP— BOOTS . the War Department am@ the PrintAND SHO ES = ‘ing Burean are soon to be dismissed. . —— Tur Spaniards have met with.ani WILLIAM-R--COE, Corner of MAIN ANT/ COMMERCIAL STS. bas rs Sinan ee ee just received an immense me Winter iow : Z 2 — stock of the latest styles northern mailfrom Philadelphia to. '*!/¥IN®toN, Log 2~zeles County, . of ‘Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the bent manufacturers and cannot be excelled ir Talso manufacTure to order all kinds of Gents’ Boots ani Shoes in a style superior to any shop on the Coa:t.~These goods will be sold st the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,and I warrant every article-as recommended. . word call especial sttention to the new Parr Shoe called the GRAND DURE 0) sek J. Patriéx of Kansas, to Miss Susie V. Car. . —— Baht eg Sea : Approved, June 6, 1874, red-headed schoo)-master, tall, sleepy . . mack, all of North San Juan, No cards. . DRUGS SS _ EGenerakyature.—no. 38.] -~. . eed, and ungainly, and the wife of . With the above we received a supeS An Act to-equaliz ensious in cer-. * well-to-do farmer and her twenty: . ply of cake through the mail. We MEDICINES, fain cases. = . year-old daughter, both of whom en-. jy glad that brother Patrick has . f Se it enacted peter : ee = a . eo, ae _— tertained the most unaccountable . abandoned his bachelorhood and ta= ted States of America in Conpyess . infatuation for the-pedagogue. Dur-. ken to himself. a better half. We MINI NG CHEM ICALS, assembled, That ull persons entitled i9g the absence of the husband east, . Wish them’ unabounded. happiness,-. “ _ y CRUCIBLES, e pensions under special acts fixing titely, the unfaithfal women sold . and long life Aw ABD, LEAD AND CLAY CBUCI j the rate of such pensions, and now! ever in ilable off the 5 a : io ¢ : receiving or entitled to recéive a less -< d th ; tte = 3 saab = eee gsi iG Bis _ NEVADA BEUS STORE. : pension than that allowed by the . *M4 the tfio.have gone, itis supposed, . \0-PARTNERSUIP NOTICE.~-Kaow all . —__APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints,’ Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, Ac. &c. : Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquore.— for medicinal parpores Perfume and Toilet Articles ix sea , Ya riety. ' ee s Hei ic Pasancintiona conetully compounded oF ies ie pe N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. . = A -“hy fre at y-are-above . property insured against lows by Dre * the lowest rates by = Se ss 25! ee a] The O “ We a ; who inte f, their ‘se where th jmfoedia be @ cro forinance T} gals ever man whe forms Us Seen mat at ‘Grass “that tho diGtance “send the: have the Sl each. the bene Church. Wa held in Monday. ing there ~ the frien __carry the ~ is doubte At the _ Kreig, be “Nasby,’ — Miss succeedil “and is . Times of the ge place are July cele! -Returns have bee sus Mars! of 5 and J + Nevada. Quaker H ‘Spencevi Willow } _ Truckee, Sweetlakc “Lime Kil: Eureka, . French -¢ Pleasant< Rengh an Little Yo Graniteyi) North Sta: Birchville Sebastopc Clear Cre Greely . Chalk Bh Mooney * Boea ecg ’ Allison Ri North Bi} Omega. Cherokee Bear Rive Blue Ten Columbia Union H Liberty } Forest Sp Re Charley Ment stan building a on Broad hand, Ice Water, Ca —_—— ol Cor Several in the pro July celeb on the Is SCRIPT,“ J In the c¢ earefully, Wil Fourth Saturday, daw for ¢ TRaNserrp fore, call ’Yriday ins Ata reg _ Lodge, Ne Tuesday e offcers w Rich, N. AR. Lox ~ AMr.c e'gedin d place da riba ie DK set tr bat after w that they h ‘eng plac . partnership Wii continue and be in_ force EM. PRESTO Fait ‘clock a! ag go Fe to Merced has been advanged from j until furtuer mdtice by us, ee wie Gees aeat 2und, hoy whader tt UH ateigek'a. x. Sp ra Approved, June 6, 1874. Sey “"“DAWED THOM tik ace Uiinjured : . : eS i ‘ . \ S34 to $64 per car ee . . sya \ GEORGK-GRANT ALLAN. . Nevads, June 27th. ui 2 > 8 ‘ = a a ae Se > oe ern ga : ° = ~. af Soe ee ee a Z : A : : i wads ; ei mn >. s : — . — a Pane Es one

: The Daily Grauseript == June 90th, 1874. . LAWSOF THE UNITED: STATES Bae ; a: Ep. TranscrrPt: In-traveling over} Passed ‘at the First Session of.the For———— aca det ame ee vagious oads on-the ridge, I, will . ty-Third Congress. — ede nea as meen ae ——= . write them up or.down, 80 the reader Sooo '.; Thursday, July 2nd,41874. . niay judge forhimself. Phé -Foad — a ‘. leading from Bowman's réservoir to ; i ; claimants, ~—--; . Graniteville has~had bat little work . Be it Goacind by ec Senne a . donje‘on it: the present season, from: ee House of Representatives of the Uni~ The committees appointed to make the fact that the snow has -not-been . ted Stated of America in Congress ~ ‘ [General naturei-—-no. 32.1 Au Act for the benefit'fér occupying ee Preparing Tor the. Fourth: ‘« % The Fipe that conducts the liquid . . Dr. A. A. Miner, a Universalist. abomination from the Gas.Werks, . minister, of Boston, who recently : €xtends only-to the bridge, ‘south. at.,.visited this Coast, pays the follqwig Z the Union Hotel, The smell is very . tribute to California, on his return offenarke, and why those. living in ‘Woiiié? ‘California, With its treménthe vicinity, have fot: made more . dgus wheat; wool, grape‘and mineral complaints, if # mystery, In conse. crops, su@icient almtdst te—feed the quendéeof the creek being filled tp world, possessed of scenery before Nevada, Mresiding in . ‘NO;PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. —Know al men by these presents, that We,Charine : dames Fox, residing at thetowh of Yon Bet county of Nevada, Octavius King Cloud: man; residing at the town af You Hetcoun-. ty of N @, and Alexander Gibson © iver the town of Gold Run; county of Placer, in the State of Cslifornis;do here. — “by. certify and declare thafwe ‘have orgsn. ized.and formed ourselves into a copartner Ship, and we covenant and agree each with © ‘the other, to he co-parthers for the pur 5 of cartying and conducting the business’ of general merchandise, in the -town’ Qf Fou Bet, county of Neyada, State ofc; alitornis. have been very active and have about completed their work. Arrangements ‘ Suve been made for sprinkling the atreets, decorating houses on the line line of march, supplying ice water . on the streets, and many other things which will tend to make it pleasant matters to accommodate all-who are ——-présvnt;-wnd-thaladies of the Meth. wfeast aud serve it up with so much “teste that every one will make their ~ place a resert during the day and evening. Soda mantfacturers_and ginger pop men. have left loads: of their teinperance Severages with the didpensers'df cooling drinks, A gala day is in storé,and satisfuction is ex_ peeted to be giveo to ali who-come froraa@ distance. From what we can learn: there will‘be a large turnont; There willebe several local celebraaN } ee = Local Gption; ~ ‘ The friends of Local Of : Grass Valley, are making arrange~ inents to hotly contest the election large reinforcement, Hamilton Hufl as headquarters: A free lunch, ice-water, and other refreshinents will be servede The ‘cainpaign has been conducted with carry the day. From the tone of the ‘Union we infer that the discussion results in bad feelings and angry dismon where an election has been held. ~—“We do not see why such should be the case. Neither party advocate to judge. u Whether a single drink sifull be pur——chased,or whether the article shall be. all arrangements for the celebration . , for thosa who attend the paehratle< rier Graniteville to Snow“Petit the . = Hotels and Resturants have arranged }road was never in. better condition . lies, altiugh the title of the. plain. the creek. . tiff in-the action may have been ——_ bey Ween cae ee ee Pee ~¢hepa granted by the United: States—after+——— that-sectiog bo _recently>_that—there Saaid improvenents.were so made_ : odist Church-intend: to-spread seh Aystto speak of, which adds . tions in other parts ef the County; . jtion in . below for Jadies who assisted in the 2lections are expecting a} SEEPS —— ae ater: _. dust is making its appearance ve They will wsé . ’ Bpirit, and-no effort will be spared to tity of the finest sugar pine lumber . on this Coast, on hand, which he. is ‘total abstinence so far as we are able It is only a question of . } off any portion of it but a very féw H « f= j weeks, There still remains “at least . @ quarter. of a mile of snow on top of . the mountains in . half feet deep;. but. solidehough to . . Wagon, as was demonstrated a day . or so-ago to my entire satisfaction, t :% . materially to thé comifertof travelers. i Phe road-trom the Jast named place ito North Bloomfield isin—firs' Sa . condition, with the exception of a . short piece about a mile below Sagw Lr ;-Tent, and that. was undergoing re_pairs under the direction of the Wor). . thy contractor, Doctor: Farley, who has made several alterations. in the . Toad, whfch adds very munch to the Doctor’s face unusually good natur: : iq) . €d when he drives over his—read, hut every precinct within -reach will . a be represented here on theday of the “celebration. Mr. Cunningham, proprietor of the . Stage from Nevada City to Moore’s and Eureka, was actually whistling _-@ right-merry tune,-as he passed over jit one-day, 80 well was he _pleased witlethe way the Doctor was doing his duty. Nothing more. It will on one who, only does his duty ry rapidly. : ‘f will diverge a little from the road. question, to say that Mr. Churchill, one of the most successful mill men ;in the State, has a. very large quanshipping as fast as opportunity offers, to the lower counties. He is. . preparing to manufacture a still larger quantity the present season, under the supervision of Mr. Patterson, . his business agent and foreman, The réad leading from the mill to Columbia Hill, is not in first elass condition, asthe loose_rock if the bonghtby the quantity. Imbibers _will still have the privilege of in; theless, on arriving at the Eureka dulging ip benzine, and any reasonpackage. It is only a matter of quantity, and more toleration should ’ -be exercised bythe advocates of the -“pize of the package. << Omaha Mine. <3 = Allison Ranch,that the Omaha mine, which is situated near that place, is looking first rate. About five weeks ago work was commenced on it, by -tunning a drift east from the bottom of the shaft, with a view of striking what was_supposed to be the main : ledge; The work was carried on until the supposition was proved correct. A ledge has been found two feet in thickness, and the rock-in it “ shows-a large amount of sulphurets, which carries the gold in. quantities visible to.the naked eye: This ledge is supposed to be am extension of the Lone Jack, which hasbeen extensively worked and was very rich, but found which did not pay. It is be= lieved that the Omaha will prove as rich as the Lone vack ever was. : r+ Local Brevities. The first peaches of the season arrived in this market yesterday. One of the old resident Bachelors ‘of this city departs that kind of life to day. . We expect the crockery business will be lively hereafter. “Mae.” and Withington were ‘uitay yesterday,’ painting shields, ‘painting and fitting the Nevada Hose -Co’s carriage, and other artistic work for the Fourth. “\ School Teachers ‘and ~ Trustees throng the Sup’t’s. oflice this week, for the purpose of muking their an__wual reports. = : The District Caurt, Judge Reardan presidiag, will be’ session on the Oth day of Fuly, ‘and Mining Co., was in t day, on his way to Virginia City. able man we should thiykgould satis. ™fxhis craving out of a five gallon} “We learn from Mr.—_Hennessy, “Of was abandoned when a spot was V.G: Bell, of the Miltom Water Lake Co'ssaw mill, there Was an. , individual who accosted as with, “toll gentlemen,’ we’ “‘forked’’ and . passed; but it was an impossibility to tell when the toll road commenced or ended, they looked so much alike. From Columbia Hill to Cherokee, the road has been very much improved, if a new road over ditches, . stumps and bridges,and a quarter of . B1nile added to the distance, is an improvement, over an old well beaten track; No.person to blame. Ey-. ery thing must stand aside for the . miners, who stops Det for hill_or ledge, anything movable~by the modern improvements, and “applyances of the hydraulic forces, or by muscle,, steel and giant powder. _This piece of road referred to,-is that portion running over thé old Laird diggings, and is now being worked off by that enterprising snd experienced hydraulic miner, Mr; M.Cartha, who has leased the mine: from the’ Euroka Lake Co, and will make it yield its fortune of gold if any man can, a ce OF SE Sara Complimentary Dinner. We acknowledge an ‘invitation to partakein a complimentary dinner . tobe given-to-Hon. Benjamin P. Avery, United’ States Minister to China, on Wednesday, July 8th, next, at thé Grand Hotel San Francisco, on the evening of his departure to enter upon the duties of . his mission, Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. June 30, 1874, ASH. Hanson, Mr. Welkson-and wife, Mr. Black, Geo. Smith, Mrs: Rogers, D. E. Bell. . Departures by the Colfax Stage 1 July 1, 1874. . Mrs. Nash, Miss Bishop, — Mrs. . Seott and daughter, J. M. Gladding, e) FR. Riniley. — "P,P. Davenport,-Agent-— <-> ‘Mortgage Record. Lee Garthe, that there has ee Been during the past sixteen months ‘Ehe-hot South wink brings with . placetton record>in his office mortitclouds of dust. The thermometer . n yesterday, stood 91 deyrees in the . gages, to Dhekincantat $288, 230 50. Pigs gee Thisncludes ‘wll up to June: 29th, = ; ease of the gradés, and mukes the, . read as follows:. ae . “Sec. 3. That foreign merchandise . . ;day of July;— eighteen hundred and not do—toshewer-too—much praise + ore Bot paid pricr to August first, on Monday. next. They have sent . ‘rom Lake City to Snow Teit-the . transferred to a public store or-_bondsame, show for themselves; never. . We are informed by County Re. Sea a . own yester. ardor. . assembled, That when. an Oecupant 1eftand, having color of-title;-in good: faith has made valuable improye. Inents thereon, and is, in the proper places three and a} action, found not to be .the rightful . owner thertof, such oécupant shall . be entitled in the Federal courts to . bear up a span of horses and # light all the rights and remedies, and upon . . instituting the proper proceedings,, such reli€f as may-He given or sectred: to—himbythe statutes of the State or Becrtory where the land Approved, Juue 1, 1874: [ General bature.—xo.33. act to reduce dutiesonimportsand?,. ee ak H ee : ; son, ; ze had been to reduce internal taxes, and: for . this ‘reason. The Judge hac approved ; down to the Bay and on his return ~ hondred? . * other. ‘purposes,’ ”’ {March third, eighteen and seventy-three, Be it enacted by the Senate and! ' House of Representatives of the Uni. . ted States. cf Americain ~¢ ‘ongress . . assembled;-That section third of an act entitled ‘*An act to amend an act . entitled ‘An act to reduce duties on . imports, and’ to réduce intérnal tuxes, ‘and for other purposes,’ ’’ -approved Murch third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, be amended so-as to which arrived at a port’of the United States on or before the thirty-tirst seventy-two, and upon which duties eighteen hundred and seventy-two, ‘theugh the same were not eitered or éd Warehouse, shall be entitled td the benefits provided for in the eighth Section of the act entitled ‘An act to reducé duties on imports, and to reduce internal taxes, and for other purposes,’. approved Jeune sixth, eighteen hundred and -seventy-two, the saine as such merchandise would have been entitled to had it actually been in public store or bonded warehouse on or prior to the thirty-first day of July, eighteen hundred and . Seventy-two: Provided, That the . owners of such merchandise shall, within thirty days from the passage of this act make application therefor in writing to the collector of the port’ at which such merchandise arrived.”’ , Approved, June 3, 1874, ~ [General Nature—No, 34.] An Act changing the time of-hulding circuit and district courts’ in Ver-_ mont. ; oe Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the term ot the circuit court-holden at Rutland on the third day of October, shall be held on the first Tuesday in October, and the term ofthe district court holeen at Rutland on the sixth day of October shall be held on the first Tuesday of October.. ‘The term of the circuit court holden at Windsor ou the fourth Tuesday in July shall be held on the third ‘'uesday in May and the term of the distriét.court held at Windsor on the Monday after. the fourth Tuesday of July shall be on the third Tuesday in May: Provided, That this act shall not apply to the next terms of the circuit and district court to be holden at Windsor, but the same shall be held at the tines now provided by law. Approved June 5, 1874. [ General nature.—wno. 39. ] An Act to amend ait act entitled “An act to promote development of the mining resources-of the United States,”’ passed May tenth House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That—the—previsions of the fifth section of the act entitled ‘Au act to promote the development of-thesnining resources of the United States,'’ passed May tenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, which requires expenditures of labor and improvements on claims“ located prior to the passage of said act, are forthe first annual expenditure on claims located prior to. the passage of said act-shall be extended to the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy-fi.e. by. the tailings from the Manzanita . mitre; are notice a dam has been whichthat ofSwitzerland or any other 7 ; Uhder the firm name of Oliver, Hox & €e in the world palesinto insignificance.’ That the principal placeof bisit/eas f kid as _An Act to amend an act entitled “An T Stidger for publication in the Times, acttOamend an act entitled ‘An, . It was addressed to. him personally . i The . imminent death, . — eighteen hundred and Ay arc Be it enacted by the Senate an hereby so amended that the time . made between the Broad and. Main . street bridges, and the surfacé coy-'. ered with the ily substance; whith . comes from the Gas works. The smell is sickening, and some means should be adopted to get rid of the . Muisance, which can ke easilydone i Like every Bastéern tan whe visits . California, the Doctor wag enthusi. astit. over what-he had seen, It is noticeable, in this ‘connéection, that this year thus far, there has been a marked emigration to California . from the Eastern States, and the material that has come is just the kind . that buiids up empirés. "Aa We Expected. —— oe ee A themiber of the committee of ar. . ecient — _ =F, . rangements sent a copy-of the pros ** = on <aEASS Are Snead cae fe om ae ee: » . into town day before yesterday fiom: ‘gramme for the 4th -to-dudge O, P. down-in Rough &-Ready township, . Where the boy lives they raise cattle . and have oxen for sale. He returned honfe at night and told bis folks that . .by extending the pipe further. down. i . The notice failed tp~appear, and for found the letter lying on his" table.’ and Mr. Patrick did think ng.it-private. not open it}

-When its: con-!. ; : me eeeey ae : = . + and that sawmills or railroads were tents were known to him, it was to, S ._._;-}to be biilt and alt wanted-a “yoke of late for last weel‘s-. publication. 7 ne ee ee : oxen.”’ The boy heard “‘Iocal ophel ad Leics of = 2 ea tion’! mentioned and had mistaken regret the inatter very much and . : : i relating to this question, the result . a a foot rave, a sack race, “ shows conelnsively that chloroform, wheel arrow race. and. ses fat —— is eight times as dangerous as ether, . ™¢> besides a prize for climbing : twice as dangerous asa mizttite of 5iPppery pole _ Fhe plate for the . chloroform and ether, and as far as . performance will be on Pine‘ oF experience goes, it is more dangerBroad aon. ous than biebloride of methytene. . The report: of the London chlofroform commit! ttee,-appointed. t® investigate this subject, states that -not . only-is ether less dangerous then . a Arrivals at the Hotels. eee NATIONAL EXUHANGE HOTEL. Nevada City, June_30, 1874, D McYonnell, Columbia AiP. Jo Murphy, Phelps Hill. _Johp 2 : ‘3 C. Vanker, Blue Tent. » H.B, Siddle, Quaxer Hill. —¥-G Ben, French Corral, Robt Smiley, Aleghany-~ W A Hanley, do BH Blackwood, Blue Text, Mrs C Nas& and daughtes, Bloorield the most exact dilution of the chforo. form vapor by the most skillful hands, the state of ingensibility may . . pass in afew moments-into one of. Miss Bishop, fobhn Lyons, Fall Creek. Thos Okey and son. Dutch Fiat, HH Hasey, Ditch Fiat. Wm Hearhey, Moore's Flat. Chas Allenbergand wife, San. F¥anciaco. J J Rogers, Sait Lake. FE A Wetmore, Go C P Purinton, Wyoming mine: J W Stevanm, Nevada. W G Alban, Phelps Hil), : j Francis H Hill, do _ : E Black. Mokelumne Hill. H Wilkinson and family, San Francisco. Miss A Goldstein, Sacramento. Miss C Timxee, San Francizeo. H Rothburn, Columbia Hill. Philop Dunn, City. Hannis, Grass Valley. J Peektal New York Hill. Thilip Gunnip, You Bet, George Smith, San Frarcitco. Se ee ee “Lrenre-Hrreneoce.’’—A corres pondent writing from Napa White . Sulphur Springs to the Napa Register has the following dashing notice of . Lillie Hitcheoek that used to be: “A magnificent four horse team comes sweeping up over the road every day from Dr. Hitchcock's place up the valley, dxiven by Msx. Howard Coit, . (late Miss Lillie Hitchcock) who puts her foot on the brake nnd holds back on the lines as fearlessly as . . the most blasemule exhorter from Pike. Her husband sits ealmly on the left, while two passengers on the. back seat are busy holding on their . Rogers for a box of cherries of the back hair as the outfit flies Yoke the . Ox Beart variety. They are the larchariot of the sun sround the trees) Sest ones we have séen this” season. and curves of the Spring road.” _ C—O Or Large Cherrfes® : This office is indebted ty Josiah Canapa statistics show an immigration of 500,000 in the last twenty‘five years. a Mary Facritimes ww 1975.—Per. haps the most amazed of-the old philosophers, or, a8 we are inthe habit of calling them, “Fathérs of . the Revolutions,” if he had a chance to see the Post Office Department of the city of Washington, would be Benois Franklins In 1775, whem he . other severe rebuke iy. Cuba. Loss . was.Postmaster General, he gave no-. over 500' men. : tice “that . hereafter the Four hundred of the employees in Néw England, which used to set out has petitioned for an election on the but once a fortnight, shalistart once . Local Option question. ® week alk'the year round, Whereby. Tax ore taken from the -qni¢kailanswers maybe obtained to lette t Yer mines mear Sasta Barbara yields between Philadelphia and Boston in. ~ : y three weeks, which used to require) “°tY per cent of pure quicksilver. Six weeks.”’ FZARRIED. Se oe ee Tux town of Texas, Michigan, =o furnishes a romance for the local pa-. atthe M, = Church. Nosth PS pers, in which the characters are a JUne 30th, { . ' Juan, 1874, by Rev.I, B:-~Vish, Mr. A. general pension laws under like circumstances, are, in lieuw-oftheir pres-eut rate of pension, hereby deciared {tobe entitled tothe benetits and subject to the limitations of the general pension laws entitled ‘‘An act to revise, consolidate, and~ amend the laws relating to pensions,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three; und that—thi into effect froupand afterits passage: Provided, That this act shall not be construed to reduce any “pension granted by special act. . to swell the saints of Brigham Young's . _—~ / men by these presents, T ‘Tuom and George Grant A . ding in i.eyada city and Ounty, State of . i = 3 , Caluornia, do hereby certify that we have KERNVILLB, Kern. County, will be . formed ourseives into co-partnership,and . pas 2 : EACNS We agree each withthe other, to be cupart. reached . by the Southern i acihe . ners tor the pyrpose of carrying poate . Railway builders’some time in July . conducting thé foundry business in all -its ~ ———— ¥ ches, in Nevada county, Calider the firm name uf ‘thom & A)hat the principal place of business we,David ~~ : . : =a + . feraia, Srx hundred and sixty four ‘teur-j lan. 2 : aa “thle” Yosomn eit copartnership is situate in Nevada — haveJeft Merced ‘for the Yosem=; “ty, Nevada county and State, aforesaid. . ite Valley this season to date. THsatthe names of all the persons interes. ted aS partners in suc . stated ant a signed hereto, and that such . Freicut for flour from Stockton they coukt sell atl their oxen in Grass {~ ae, quality or style of finish. co-partnership is situated at tire: ‘town of You Bet, county of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all the persons ip: terested a& partners in such Business, above stated and signed hereto, and such partnership will continne force until further notice by us. CHARLES JAMES FOX, ‘ OCVAVIUS KING CLotpy AN, ALEXANDER GIBSON OLIY ER. are tila and: be in inly2 — NITED STATES OF AMERICA —s:54of California, City and Ceunty of ~, vada. ~ We,iGoorge Edward Farner sid $a. win Wells Bigelow, residing in the city and county of Nevada. Stateof —Californiay do hereby certify that-weeonstitute a Parteer~ ship, transacting a general Grocerybusi Des: under the firm name of E. W. BIGELOW & CO. And that our futt-names “and Tesoecrye Places of ftesidence are herein above g++ forth.” —— ; : : . GEORGE EDWARD TURNER. * . Valley wight away. He remarked . NeWada City, July. 1874. a . that in town everybody was talking. “jn. ee ° . -Toallt whom it may Concern, . about ‘‘yoke of oxen’’ on the street, 5s, HE firm of Marks & Co. éngs@ed-p Banking, buying and selling Mining Claims.and working the saine, and Whose principal place of business is ct “Moore's Flat, Nevada County, State of California. ya -. is comrosed of Marks Zellerbach tho -<AD persoftsarrivingat San. _ aire = Francisco, from London <. in August, 1849, per ship . *David Malcom,” are invited to join in re-union with © an old shipmate. at “North ~~ uL : . EPWINWELLS: BIGELOW.“ : 3 i the sound. : . Sole partner in said business under said fri: are perfectly excusable under the . j.name and whose place of residence . Sav “ TP eeree — : Francisco, Cahifornia, *— Cogemstenche, . NSE _ Fun. oe Dated June 25th, A. D. 1874. ee ee : : ‘ 5 56 __ MARES . bee Sia Savery UR ANESTHETICS-—If the . TB committee for the Foutth, at} ~ 3+ ———-MaBKS ABLLERBAcE———— force of statistics be of any value, . *heimmeeting yesterday, approptia: ether appears, ‘beyond question, to +ted $50-fer the purpose -of creating 2 # be the safest anaesthetic.. By com. ® little merriment on the afternoon NOTICE. bining American and British. data . Of the celebration. There will be WM. SIMPSON. ‘Nortt San Juan, June 30th. PHOTOGRAPHS. COMPETITION INVITED. MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH; : Here made an engagement with Mr. JAMES QUIRK, ‘. Of San Franciseo, one ofthe BEST RF. TOUCHERS uF NEGATIVES in the State. they will be ready on Monday, June Ist, 1874, With an entire new Photographic outfit to make Pictures of wnaeurpassed excellencé Satisfaction guaranteed and competition de Rudolph Photograph Gallery, ms} BROAD STREET, near Pine. : MAMMOTH STOCK ~OP— BOOTS . the War Department am@ the PrintAND SHO ES = ‘ing Burean are soon to be dismissed. . —— Tur Spaniards have met with.ani WILLIAM-R--COE, Corner of MAIN ANT/ COMMERCIAL STS. bas rs Sinan ee ee just received an immense me Winter iow : Z 2 — stock of the latest styles northern mailfrom Philadelphia to. '*!/¥IN®toN, Log 2~zeles County, . of ‘Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the bent manufacturers and cannot be excelled ir Talso manufacTure to order all kinds of Gents’ Boots ani Shoes in a style superior to any shop on the Coa:t.~These goods will be sold st the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,and I warrant every article-as recommended. . word call especial sttention to the new Parr Shoe called the GRAND DURE 0) sek J. Patriéx of Kansas, to Miss Susie V. Car. . —— Baht eg Sea : Approved, June 6, 1874, red-headed schoo)-master, tall, sleepy . . mack, all of North San Juan, No cards. . DRUGS SS _ EGenerakyature.—no. 38.] -~. . eed, and ungainly, and the wife of . With the above we received a supeS An Act to-equaliz ensious in cer-. * well-to-do farmer and her twenty: . ply of cake through the mail. We MEDICINES, fain cases. = . year-old daughter, both of whom en-. jy glad that brother Patrick has . f Se it enacted peter : ee = a . eo, ae _— tertained the most unaccountable . abandoned his bachelorhood and ta= ted States of America in Conpyess . infatuation for the-pedagogue. Dur-. ken to himself. a better half. We MINI NG CHEM ICALS, assembled, That ull persons entitled i9g the absence of the husband east, . Wish them’ unabounded. happiness,-. “ _ y CRUCIBLES, e pensions under special acts fixing titely, the unfaithfal women sold . and long life Aw ABD, LEAD AND CLAY CBUCI j the rate of such pensions, and now! ever in ilable off the 5 a : io ¢ : receiving or entitled to recéive a less -< d th ; tte = 3 saab = eee gsi iG Bis _ NEVADA BEUS STORE. : pension than that allowed by the . *M4 the tfio.have gone, itis supposed, . \0-PARTNERSUIP NOTICE.~-Kaow all . —__APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints,’ Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, Ac. &c. : Also, a full assortment of Choice Liquore.— for medicinal parpores Perfume and Toilet Articles ix sea , Ya riety. ' ee s Hei ic Pasancintiona conetully compounded oF ies ie pe N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. . = A -“hy fre at y-are-above . property insured against lows by Dre * the lowest rates by = Se ss 25! ee a] The O “ We a ; who inte f, their ‘se where th jmfoedia be @ cro forinance T} gals ever man whe forms Us Seen mat at ‘Grass “that tho diGtance “send the: have the Sl each. the bene Church. Wa held in Monday. ing there ~ the frien __carry the ~ is doubte At the _ Kreig, be “Nasby,’ — Miss succeedil “and is . Times of the ge place are July cele! -Returns have bee sus Mars! of 5 and J + Nevada.. Quaker H ‘Spencevi Willow } _ Truckee, Sweetlakc “Lime Kil: Eureka, . French -¢ Pleasant< Rengh an Little Yo Graniteyi) North Sta: Birchville Sebastopc Clear Cre Greely . Chalk Bh Mooney * Boea ecg ’ Allison Ri North Bi} Omega.. Cherokee Bear Rive Blue Ten Columbia Union H Liberty } Forest Sp Re Charley Ment stan building a on Broad hand, Ice Water, Ca —_—— ol Cor Several in the pro July celeb on the Is SCRIPT,“ J In the c¢ earefully, Wil Fourth Saturday, daw for ¢ TRaNserrp fore, call ’Yriday ins Ata reg _ Lodge, Ne Tuesday e offcers w Rich, N. AR. Lox ~ AMr.c e'gedin d place da riba ie DK set tr bat after w that they h ‘eng plac . partnership Wii continue and be in_ force EM. PRESTO Fait ‘clock a! ag go Fe to Merced has been advanged from j until furtuer mdtice by us, ee wie Gees aeat 2und, hoy whader tt UH ateigek'a. x. Sp ra Approved, June 6, 1874. Sey “"“DAWED THOM tik ace Uiinjured : . : eS i ‘ . \ S34 to $64 per car ee . . sya \ GEORGK-GRANT ALLAN. . Nevads, June 27th. ui 2 > 8 ‘ = a a ae Se > oe ern ga : ° = ~. af Soe ee ee a Z : A : : i wads ; ei mn >. s : — . — a Pane Es one