July 22, 1879 (4 pages)

AEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Mnesday, July 22d, 1879, fs 0 a After the County Central Committees of the .Workingmen and N. C. -).’s had agreed Saturday afternoon to hold their primaries as one ox@an-" ization, and have for their test for voturs a pledge to’ “support the momifees’of the Workingmen’s an@ New _ Constitution parties,” the follewing ~ MeCutchan, Chairman; Chas. Kent, i xecutive Committee were appointed by the join€ Coavention: RB. G. W.-D. Long, K, Casper, A. R. Lord, James-Kitts.__The-primaries—are. to be held on Wednesday, July 30th, aud the nominating Convention, Sat-". urday, August 2d. After the above coalition ha been made and clinchul, well-knewa members ‘of the Kearneyite Central Committee beasted on the streets atid elsewhere that . they had obtained the upper hand of the H. B.'s by avery large per centage. Said one of them to a disgust:d member of his party jyesterday: “We have nor sold out to#he Chronicle party. We decided in secret session that it would be advisable to pat them on the backs a little, if by doing it we could secure ‘theif votes. We will elect radical members to the Vounty Convention, and instruct them positively not to give the H. B.'s a_single office. The latter cannot scare up enough votes to run the Convention or elect its ‘nominees,and it would be impudent on their part to ask for any offices. We might as well keep them from working against us though, as long as it will not cost anything.” We have it-on very good authority that the New Constitution _ Central Committee were thoroughly surprised that the éther crowd even. permitted them te take any part, however insignificmt; and that they had fully intended, in case the Kearrieyites would-not recognize them, to take the snub ia good humor, and support whatever ticket Messrs. McCutchan, Gillet, Lord, Nihel, ét \ als, should'see fit to put in the field. The New Constitutionists must: find a deal of satisfaction in permitting tliemselves to be made the tools of the Workingmen’s party; for as.matters stan now they are really nothing more nor less. If they do not * see the point now, they will after the Convention of Augtist 2d has adjourned, or else the Workingmen of Nevada county have lostall the back bone they ever possessed. —___—-«> -Stalwart semocrats Disguated.The Grass Valley Uuion, one of the oldest and staunchest Democratic newspapers on the Coast, has this to say in its issue of Sunday: The Democratic State Central Committee yesterday decided to retain the nameof Hugh J. Glenn, at the head of the State ticket, notwithstanding he refuses to support the balance ef our nominees, That they could have reached this ¢onclusion after thepoaition Glena has taken toward Democratic organization is amazing, and the decision will be reevived with disgust and indignation theusands of Democrats whe have ways stood true to the party. “This is the result of the miserable trading aud traflicing spirit. that actuated a latge portion of the late Svate Convention who. seemed more anxious to secure Office than they were to maintain ptine#pié. This decision will carry demoralization throughout the rauks, asthe party is placed in the position uf being the mere tender of the sanction called the Honorable Bilks, which is the ineubation of the San Francisco Chronicle, and worn out political hacks of both the Demovratic and ublican parties. The _ rank ‘and file of the Democratic party are under no obligation ¢e endorse the action of the State Central, Committee, and are now free to vote as theyplease—a privilege they will exercise in the most inde t mann and in a,way that will learn the incom t Jeaders of the party a lesThe Democrats of Nevada county will spew Glenn out of their mouths. In Nevada City the leading Democrats, to the number of some twenty or thirty, have since receiving information of Glenn’s being retained by the Ceutral Committee openly expressed their determination to vote for Perkins. Judging from what can be learned of the feeling in ‘other townships, it is certain that the fight so far as Nevada county.is concerned will be between Perkins and White. Por Comnty Treasurer. It is beliewédethat-A. R. Lord will he the most candidate, -before the Kearneyite-H. B. Conven: tion for nominee a8 County Treasurer, 9 ILY TRANSCRIPT ‘. 6vening ‘on the 9th of Nov., 1877. The Fight Goes Bravely On. There was great demantl ‘for the Weekly Argonaut ‘hete ‘Saturday on ‘the ‘part of the people to see what Pixley’s reply to Gorham's “charge ‘would be, The great majotity of those who ha¥e that it has an uncertain ring which speaks but poorly for Pixley’s confidence in his ability to ‘wash away the stain that Gorham has cast on his reputation. individuals, the editor of the Argonaut treats his subject so tamely as to indicate that he feels himself in a weak position. Hall Saturday evening, fulfilled his threats in regard to posting Pixley’s Lalleged crime by giving utterance to the following : On the 14th of July, 1877, an infamous andwillful libel. appeared against the Hon.-A. A. Sargent, then a U.S. Senator, in the Aryonaut, a weekly paper pwblished by Pixley and others. I hotd in my hand the original manuscript of that article in Pixley’s own handwriting. After demurrer, motion to strike out portions of the complaint and other expedients for delay, Frank M. Pixley, on the 9th day of —Noy., -1877,--filed-a sworn answer to Mr. Sargent’s complaint for libel, In that answer he swore positively as follows: . he deferidant, Frank M. Pixley, for his separate complaint of plaintiff filed herein ; 1. Denies thathe, the said defenitlant, sompored wrote or published, or’caused to be composed, written or published, the certain matters set forth in said complaint as having been published in that certain newspaper, the Argonaut, therei mentioned or any part thereof.This bold, willful and -iatentional lie was signed and solemnly sworn to by Pixley before L, D.-Craig, a Notary Public, who certifies to that fact The copy of the docament which I have . certified as correct by Thos. H. Reynolds, Clerk, by J. D. Ruggles, Dep; uty Clerk, July 9th, of this year,.-— The power of money over Pixley cannot be estimated. It was to escape, if possible, a judgment, against him to the enemy of mankind and _ his body to the Turnkey of the Penitentiary of the State, But not only has he done this; he has also since sought ‘to get permission to.speak with Mr, ‘Sargent, doubtless hoping to get rid of this libel suit ; and only within the past. two months, being’about to make a sea voyage on the same st 1amer with that gentleman, he besuught ‘an interview which was declined, — Mr. Sargent would -holil no inter. course with the'libeller aud perjurer. It is probably because of such refusal that this tarantala of the press seeks to sting the man he has libeled, by the wicked falsehood that a recent severe but temporary illness “froin malaria, from which he has long since entirely recovered, had been a brain «lisease. Mr, Sargent lives a prosrous gentleman, while Pixley sinks into the bottemless pit of infamy. Edward Colenian fer Senator. The Republicans of Nevada county are unanimous in their desire that Edward Coleman of Grass Valley shall be their candidate for Senator this Fall. It is understeod that he does not-desire to accept the nomina. tion on the grounds that: business interests require his-undivided personal attention. It is to be hoped that Mr. Coleman will not persist in standing out of the fight on these grounds, . There is but: little doubt that his nomination would be ‘equivalent to an election by an overwhelining majority. Fhe voters of ‘the county, recognizing through a long acquaintance his sterling good qualities of heal and heart, prominent qualifications as a successful business man and straight-lined fealty’ to principles of justice, will rally to his support not alone from the party to which he’ belongs, but from the other organizations as well. The Supervisers’ Treat. @ Board of Supervisors will probably have returned from their official trip to the upper part of the county to inspect the old Donner Lake road by the time this paper reaches our readers, As an indication that they are putting in their odd minutes to a yood ailvantage, they sent down some tine trout to ‘TRANSCRIPT was remembered by. the nimrods. Boys Stening a Chinaman. _. Some boys in swimming ata reservoir eaat-of town Synday added to their amusements by hurling stones at Chinamen who were in the vicinity. One of the Mongolians was struck in the head with a large rock and quite seriously hurt. The victim threatens to have the boy, whose di has. been handed in, arposted, read it-give a verdict to ‘tlie effect . , Under the cover -vf the . { plea that he is addressing “cultured” Gorham, at, Platt’s . here, and of Pixley’s oath thereto, is . ' for money that he thus sold his soul . , several of their friends Sunday. TheThe Trde™Blues of. Grass Valley and Eagles of San Juan played a match ganie of base ball at Alta Hill Saturday with the following result; TRUE BLUES. R, 0, Ce Rely, Tore. es ast ce, Bee i ae OR Sears ee ee 4 3 prs ere ee rere ae 1 7 Harris, St boo cc niic cnc ee b ] Hewtey, rf. .8 6.003 Fk 5 2 Finnié, pi. 08 6. eee es 2 4 Bdwards, 24 bo 3 5 Weitee, C86 5s eis rece esas? 2 PeMaNy, 62 Es 2 BOW g. Sgu ss ks 1003 Ay PAGLES R. QO. Phister, 2d b cw ose set Meee cok 4 GibponG & Bir. s. 5:25 35s gt Y Te Dahneka, Ib.. PSE. ERTS. Briggs; +t a se ee pe = ' £ 2 fe ee Sere ro Fr 8:22 Tucker, 1). 3s sasasetes vcs 0 3 WE 86628 Der 5s koa eaeea seuss 0 5 AGG Di 5 rae tipi peat 0 3 Li. OVO WES vac veces vs 0 ‘ z Total.. bacehcinete LE 2 INNINGS. x True Blues.6.402 124 4 0 4—36 Eagles.. 20015010 2—11 Fly catches: True _ Blues—Edwards-3,-H. Kelly-1, Riley 2,-C. Kelly 1. = agles—Phister 1, Gibbons 4, Dahneka 1, T. Evans 1, Tucker 5. “Umpire—Hz V. Reardan. Scorers—W. F. Lewis and Geo. Cullodi. . Time of game—3 hours and 30 minutes. The Mutuals of this city played % game with the Eagles at the Race Track Sunday forenoon, After consuming an hour and twenty minutes in playing four innings, the Enag!es that they were tired out. TRe score stood: The State Treasurship. -—_— --—— The Demoe¥atic State Central Com: mivte on Saturday last nominated Hon. E, W. Maslin; ex-District Attorney of Nevada county, now Governor Irwin's Private Secretary, for the office of State Treasurer, vive Paoli, resigned. It is not positively known yet that Mr. Maslin will ache conclude to do so, he will beyond peradventure get the full Democratic vote. His reputation is untarnished in the political ant social world. He is a thorough going and efficient business man, and in every, way fitted for the ottice the Democracy hope to elect him to. A more likely candidate could not be put up on that ticket, -_—_--— oom -—-— = District Court. Monbay, July 2ist. Gaylord & Robinson, by substitution for T. McLeran, vs. Flotence B.G. M. Co. Case continued till Tuesday morning. C. F. Myers et als ve. Geo. C. Spooner et als. Stay of execttion for 40 days rendered. Alpheus Bull vs. Mt. Aubarn G, Q. M. Co. The Jury rendered a verdict in favor of plaintiff for $4,687.27, the same being the face of the note end simple interest. Compound interest was sought to. be obtained. ee ee When one of the Seventh-day Adventist missionaries was endeavoring to clinch one of _his—own arguments at the tent the other night, he said, “The Bible telleug thesé thitigs. If we cannot believe the Bible, what scRIrT !” proclaimed a truthful and level-headed listener in silvery accents. Instead ef the usual‘tAmen,” there went upfrom each honest heart in the audinence a fervent ‘You ‘bet? Noveandas ‘OF NEVADA Copnty. MUTUALS. ‘ R. oO. WEOIPASD 5c aoe 5 kc ke His gat ee 2 1 ROWBBUG 6G rico ca Wncesa's bag cae 3 0 SE Ee 2 Be poll scoestig uals pce l 3 J. esMMe 422.46 ua. .0ds 1 2 NOL ATOR occa en's execu 1 2 Ti AOOGBS 6 28 casi 3 0 PEs OGRTOR 5 ios ov vc Sele cles Aaa MecBrownell. 3c 66.0.85.546, Bini yd Brown : .tepscigy e's eee een es 2 1 Total. FeAl ii. os 1G 32 EAGLES, R. 0. MESS TRMRN oy discus nek be aaa a GDI A goss VS xd gee ee 0 2 PEMOMGE <<. 5 50x dared onus #0 1 Beggs 2. es AN Ist feet 1 0 he VOU E655 6a Pesos be . 0 Ba PROMI oo ernie C8 Sa es dca ct isan L. Dahnelia acd. oii. .% pit O 2 WE DONA i ws cee 3) 2, Total . snc isc. Oe 4 -Umpire—P., T. Riley. _—_ Ooo cept the honor tendered him. Should . shall we be guided by ?” “The TRAN. There was ‘h fair +ttendance, including manly ‘ladtgs, ‘kt the Glenbrook Park races.on Saturday. The ' entries for thé double team trot were as follows: C.S. Benham’s black mare ‘“‘Kate” and mate; J. E. Browa, bay horse “Billy,” the ctWer bay being . substituted by 3Vm. MH. Montgomery’s favorite roadster, ‘‘BaWley.” R. MeMutray’s “Lansing” and mate could not go, as the forther has heen haying # rup-at grass and wae not in. condition. In thé first beat Mr. Benham’s team, himself handling the ribbons, had the-inside. Uncle Joe Perrin drove ‘‘Bawley” and “Billy” in the highest style of the art, and; landed his team first in 3:07, beating’ Benham about ten feet. ‘‘Billy” in-. dulged ina playful skip or two, in fact the judges thought he ran $0 yards in all, and they gave the heat to Benham’s team by.five feet. The next heat Uncle Joe kept his refractory steed in a trot nearly all the way,‘and won by three feet. Time not so fast as the previous heat. The next and deciding heat, Uncle Joe came first to the score by three feet. Time 3:10. The heat and race.were given to Benham's team for the same reason that’ the first had been decidy ing of the bay. Mr. Montgomery’s horse trotted all the way, and was much admired. for ‘his honest work. . The next was a trot, the horse coming nearest to four minutes to win the purse. Jos. Eugtis, Mr. Williams, S. Thomas of North San Juan d Murchie entered. Eustis won in 4:04, Murchie’s horse made 3:37, and Thomas’ 3:55. The running dash of one mile, with three entries, was won by ‘‘Fanny,” withdrew from the contest, alleging +a black-mare owned-at-Graes-Valley, in a little over two minutes. Philip C. Byrne and-Wm. Wills made a match to harness, Byrne naming and driving Mr. Montyomery’s Bawley and Wills driving his chestnut mare.’ Bawley distanced her ‘competitor §n the first heat, Time, son & West's [ngusrkarep History ; * = oetniteal Declines dune Monot: N. San Juan, July 19. Epitor TRANscrIPt ;—In your paper_of last Thhraday, there appeared an asticle stating the names of those _whom it was andéfstood would be candidates for thé séveral offices within the gift of the: voters of this county, subject however to the action of the Conventions of the several parties, to whom the’ aspirants belonged or claimed fealty to. Among the number of aspirants, you-did me the honor of announcing that I am . a candidate for District Attorney, as a Republican, I feel very grateful to my friends for the consideration . shown me by them, in announcing my name in connection with the responsible and honorable office of District Attorney; more especially grate. ful, as my name was thus announced without my consent or knowledge. —~ I should be indeed much gratified to be pleced on the Republican ticket . of this county as a candidate ; for a nomination at the hands of that party in State and county is, in my opinion, equivalent to an election. — Nevertheless shall have to respectfully decline the canditlacy for ~the position named, and will ask that you please publish this declination, James A. STIDGER. te The Beoths in California. Two well known citizens made a wager Saturday regarding the time that Edwin Booth and his father came to this Coast, etc., and wish to have it decided. They arrived here in July, 1852, and appeared at the . Jenny Lind Theatre and the Adelphi . on Dupont street, in San Francisco, ly , he elder Booth left again October lst of that year. Edwin Booth liy=. ed in California until September 5th, Explosion of a Boller, ~~ From a gentleman. who came up on the train Sunday night, we learn that a boiler inthe railroad machine shop at Sacramento exploded Sunday and killed three men, besides wounding several others. The building was badly shattered, —_———~— —-». ee Money is fearfully scarce in Cara . Miss. McBrown City Mrs Atchison & s RIT ords of their organizations in TuompP-/ Delegates Elected. . » The following delegates to the Repubican County Convention. have heen elected from these precincts: . North San Juan—oO. P. Stidger, J. McBride, Jas. A.Stidger. Cherokee—John Quick, Wm. Bris: tow. Birchville—G. ' Powell. : B. Newell, Henry Te Tuomrson. & West are old and reliable business men and in their intercourse With patrons deal hon* = ‘estly and fairly. © . —— Advertised Hetters. The following is a list Bfletters remainin¥ im the Post Office, Nevada city, for the week ending July 21st, 1879. Persons call‘ing for-any of these letters will please say ‘“‘advertised.” J. 5. Hobprook, P. M. Atherton James antonio Balsi-— Buckner Dan M Bargant@Ethilio — . ‘Browning Fred Constantiffé Christ Cundiff ‘Theo Friend Rosie Gottarde G Harvey Mrs FE >Harris J Hammer FrankHayward Mr Lobecker Louish Mitchell Mrs W H € F MeGriff Miller J ’ Michelson L M ody Susan Perkins Hannah Penders Miss Josie Videy TB Rodgers Mrs M A Richards Mrs H #taats Miss Ells. Silvester H Williams Stephen Richards Hank JhorbH B Sherntan Addie WateonEK Held for Postage. Alexis Kenecltal, Grass Valley. Trezise, San Francisco. aisha ed in his favor, viz: the bad breakSouls Fleckenstein, Sardine Valley. eS -= ——— wn "4 Westerday’s Arrivat’ at. THE UNION HOTE#. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffsiger, Propricter. ——— D Williams Grass Val A P Clark Qtttker Hi < ‘Loughridge ¢4 . M Rosenberg Sin Fr JL Jones s dé PJ Fuller & ¥ Colfax C Conaway do 3. Kitts Wiifd Valley CP Thompson do J Arbogast Uity J Fraser Kanth RD Carttr, do G Van Gorder You BHT Murchi® Mine H Austin Spenceville J Davis Bear Valley Mrs Ira Katon San ¥ W Brown _— do Mrs Churchill do GM Anderson do J Jordan Eureka ¥ Evaiie ban Justi W Duneka San Juat L Evans do L Duneka do H Tucker do H. Phista dé & Gibbons do G Huckins ao 3 Briges do G Ray do . G Coliudi do L M Sukeforth Lak © C Ereéman Grass Val W Joive City +i oe 4 aoe a8 Bishop Wingfie nm : o 4 figver V¥ Flume we Powell do J Tonner Willow Val Mrs Powvll do F W Bank San Juan Miss b Powell do hree mi i A Harris do Li Powell do — oy A Bulf San Francisco J Powel} do The Judges were C. E,. Pearson, . Ww B Valinstondo Mrs BySaeeek ds Soe J Mutti do Mrs Fisher T. W. Sigourneyiand P,C. Byrne, . 3Muttia. do Pie fiy do “ ——_—__ see —— A Laird do . Miss o— = EMBERS.~ of Churches, Lodges, . T Berry San Juan Miss Palmer do axeeniyer ies 6°) . Wihank do —_& Powell to and Societies will find complete rec. A Harris do _-Mrs Wells do Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA city, CAL. — Chas) E>) Pearson, Proprictorn D Hastings Gites Vall A E Lasher Ni B Thane Bans dua F G Mason Sebiand T JoHinson Dutch Flat J C Piper Omega J gineo City A L Nichols Sacrame AS Lord Eureka Wn McGee & w Sac JR Davis San Juan. J E MeLernan City P E Bomand Alameda F Peltier Paris A T Laird City J Peltier do, E C Oibbons San Juan P Shingle Scotts Flat J P Evans Shulta Min A Rapp Carson City J S$ Smith Sacramento,F Tompkins City P H Wand Virginia Cl P Larentzen Goid H T © Randall Rock Cre W C McGibbitts City C Lb Dingley San Fran M Waite do .D Batterfield do AB Dittson do R B Milroy do T Moore Relief Hill F Tonpkins . City Wim Moore se en SRE Ce . To John Marshall and wife, at Wet bull, near Nevada City, Friday, July Lsth, twins, —ons, . MARRIED. At North San Juan, July 15, 1879, at theresidence of S: A. Kedding, Thomas Berry, of Eurcka, to Miss Elizabeth Schaffer, of North San Juan, [a S DIED, At Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, July 13, 1879, Joseph A., son of F. F. and Nellie N, Cassidy, aged 9 months, a native of Grass Valley. , Notice to Road Contractors. pesals will ived_b S the Cotas Clerk ay >See . Coase, un Wednesday the 234 Gay of July, Bids are solicited by Sections. Section One embraces the crossing of Williams Ravine—265 rods: Section Two embraces the distance from Koger W Ravine to. the Hirschman Ravine—154 rods. Section Three from Hirschman Kavine to Ravisie—82 rods, Section 4 from Ravine to H. Smith, Supervisor for Nevada Road Dis8. BRADLEY, County Surveyord bids. Nevada, Julv 18, 1879. [tee lice conemees the right to. reject any. Notice to Taxpayers. E EQUALKZED ASSESSMENT ROLL ot Nevada “City; for 1879, has been anpee Ap! ‘ . and taxes are now ue off “assessable pr y; the M&rshal’s office on Dead ; taxes that/are mot pe c Monday of August, 1879, at 6 o'clock, P. M., will be delinquent, and. five_per cent, will te added to the amount due. “OUttice hoursfrom son City, 9to 12, A. M., 2 to 5, and $ to Yo'clock, P.M. jy. City Marebal, ‘A.J. Ray, James Chisholm, J.'S. ot —— . PRICE 4isr, ; t= FOR CASHs, Subjet toComection—Flot, ger 100 Ibs, $2.75. Wheat, per 100. Ibs, rf Corn, ~ per 105 Ibs ~~) 75 Bran, ett 100 Ibs, 1 ig, eed PertOQibs, 197) Middlings, per 100 Iby, 4 50 Potatoes, per 100 It, 874 Crushed Sugar, 8 ts, 199 Brown, Stgar, 1. dbs 100 . Green Coffee, Ths 100 Grounl Coffe, “Bib cans, 60 Rice, 44 lbs 100: Beans, 28. . he 16° Soap, bars 95 Soap, per box 50 ce i ae : S; er box Cracker), per bibs. : 43 Oysters Scansfor “100 Salmon, Scansfor 100Tomatoes, dcansfor 100 Green Corn, 6cansfor 100 String Beans, 5 cans for 1006 ‘Sardines, 6cansfor 100 . Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 Blueberries, 5 cans for 1009‘Kerosene, per gallon, 35 Kerosetie, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, 75 Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 350 Bacon, pez pound. 11. Hams, per pound, ap}! Good Green Tea ‘“ 30 English Breakfast, “* 40: Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Cooking Butter, perlb, 6 Cod Fish, 7 7 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 3 papers Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 25 Starch, per box, 75 Pearl Barley; 8 pounds 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, _-per bottle 25 Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pouiid cans, 90 ‘WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City March 28, 1879. NICKS! NICKS! NICK’S INSECT POWDER ; WA, SURE SHOT FOR BED BUGS! iT 1s pues TROUBLED WITH INSECTS of any kind should address the undersigned, who will ' “Exterminate them all in Shert Notiee or no Pay. ‘No Money Wanted in Advance “CHARGES MODERATE. : Address, E. MICHOLS, 1624 PF, O; Box 140 Nevada City: — ee a THE ILLUSTRATED History of Nevada County. we HAVE VIEWS OF Scenery, Residences, Business ‘Houses, Mines, Farms, Hotels, Schools, Churches, Mills, etc., etc. — From @rigimal Artists Drawings These “Illustrations” will be arranged “# a maghificent volume, royal quarty.n form (size 12x14 inches) printed om heavy, fine p> per, handsomely bound in embossed cov ers and giltedges, making a work suitable for ary parlor or library, snd one which all ct -izens ugay feel e at home and ab as rep ve of the enterprise, and wealth of the coun: ty of Nev capt Table of Contents ! : ology ; Indians, number, mode vt Hite Iie cov of gold,” and ae rel Hot the County ; First election— ws—Otticers ; Climate, as regards health and comfort ; j and taxes, amg ition ; and educativ ie cial condi! oa Se 4 Gate of ni zation, membership, etc ; ns, Odd Fellows, Good ete; Inhabitants, Amusements ; Railroad and water fsstion, location, j ; Agriculture nuts yles 5 ‘and. other farm indus ciety, cilities ; Mines—-kinds, Grapes, wines and viney acres, yiela ; ‘ Live stock, Public buildings, views, description A new engraved and map of Califor nia; A map showing the county and the Railroad; Tabular statement of prota Bridges—Number; kind; loeatien; : blic; History, owhers, capital, condition. undaries—Of county, townships, “Ue, re wg yf 1S ean ers, due! noted ¢timinals, exevutions; Eafly settler Names, history, ete; Grants— ——— p peep a pres Re gree’ of county; Newspapers, earliest date, founders, etcWALLACE W. ELLIOTT & CO. Pablishers, 106 Leidsdorff t.,“an Fraiicisro. te act ° Starch, .—2-papers, 25. Everything else in proportion. _ tries ; Mills ; first started ; present number; Tabular list of officers the county ever had} . ivate or THE DA NEVAD — The Eur ing Compai of $2 per s ~.Part of. the Orient: the Nevad “The De ‘Conventiot morrow to The sto Mining Ci meeting a 2d. —_The—De ‘morrow W. House, in formerly a . Rememl day in Au tgdded to t ~ Marshhl a ‘up now. Mra. P ‘and Mr. at Trinity Wingfield ance of au Kighty day's Re; . precinct. ithe full ti "publican ¢ “Miss A, ‘who'is vis Pr. R. M city, is . with chil is frouble er art The Enc Philipps ¢ of $25 in finger rin; Wity to Ss curred thi itwo highy of THomps _ rep Hrst will cont teach Tov ttimés to t A mong Sunday ar “sire to lea Chinatow years, T month,’ at $4. That the Chine faith that ted to yen quarters 1 » «luring th A pleas by dittle f dence of § afternoon ‘of Marie M.S. De lightful t . provided and the r the choice § The p Kirby as working t at Lowell They hav are takin; el. Witl ing capiag _ Sat assure . increased The mi ed of cut a row tha over a ye Juan last to appear ry on the deadly we ee Ducray of E. Mv joining tl which’ thi & couple Bet the ” work it's commenc While Were at Persons e Avenue a cw Verware, but nothi taken, a

AEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Mnesday, July 22d, 1879, fs 0 a After the County Central Committees of the .Workingmen and N. C. -).’s had agreed Saturday afternoon to hold their primaries as one ox@an-" ization, and have for their test for voturs a pledge to’ “support the momifees’of the Workingmen’s an@ New _ Constitution parties,” the follewing ~ MeCutchan, Chairman; Chas. Kent, i xecutive Committee were appointed by the join€ Coavention: RB. G. W.-D. Long, K, Casper, A. R. Lord, James-Kitts.__The-primaries—are. to be held on Wednesday, July 30th, aud the nominating Convention, Sat-". urday, August 2d. After the above coalition ha been made and clinchul, well-knewa members ‘of the Kearneyite Central Committee beasted on the streets atid elsewhere that . they had obtained the upper hand of the H. B.'s by avery large per centage. Said one of them to a disgust:d member of his party jyesterday: “We have nor sold out to#he Chronicle party. We decided in secret session that it would be advisable to pat them on the backs a little, if by doing it we could secure ‘theif votes. We will elect radical members to the Vounty Convention, and instruct them positively not to give the H. B.'s a_single office. The latter cannot scare up enough votes to run the Convention or elect its ‘nominees,and it would be impudent on their part to ask for any offices. We might as well keep them from working against us though, as long as it will not cost anything.” We have it-on very good authority that the New Constitution _ Central Committee were thoroughly surprised that the éther crowd even. permitted them te take any part, however insignificmt; and that they had fully intended, in case the Kearrieyites would-not recognize them, to take the snub ia good humor, and support whatever ticket Messrs. McCutchan, Gillet, Lord, Nihel, ét \ als, should'see fit to put in the field. The New Constitutionists must: find a deal of satisfaction in permitting tliemselves to be made the tools of the Workingmen’s party; for as.matters stan now they are really nothing more nor less. If they do not * see the point now, they will after the Convention of Augtist 2d has adjourned, or else the Workingmen of Nevada county have lostall the back bone they ever possessed. —___—-«> -Stalwart semocrats Disguated.The Grass Valley Uuion, one of the oldest and staunchest Democratic newspapers on the Coast, has this to say in its issue of Sunday: The Democratic State Central Committee yesterday decided to retain the nameof Hugh J. Glenn, at the head of the State ticket, notwithstanding he refuses to support the balance ef our nominees, That they could have reached this ¢onclusion after thepoaition Glena has taken toward Democratic organization is amazing, and the decision will be reevived with disgust and indignation theusands of Democrats whe have ways stood true to the party. “This is the result of the miserable trading aud traflicing spirit. that actuated a latge portion of the late Svate Convention who. seemed more anxious to secure Office than they were to maintain ptine#pié. This decision will carry demoralization throughout the rauks, asthe party is placed in the position uf being the mere tender of the sanction called the Honorable Bilks, which is the ineubation of the San Francisco Chronicle, and worn out political hacks of both the Demovratic and ublican parties. The _ rank ‘and file of the Democratic party are under no obligation ¢e endorse the action of the State Central, Committee, and are now free to vote as theyplease—a privilege they will exercise in the most inde t mann and in a,way that will learn the incom t Jeaders of the party a lesThe Democrats of Nevada county will spew Glenn out of their mouths. In Nevada City the leading Democrats, to the number of some twenty or thirty, have since receiving information of Glenn’s being retained by the Ceutral Committee openly expressed their determination to vote for Perkins. Judging from what can be learned of the feeling in ‘other townships, it is certain that the fight so far as Nevada county.is concerned will be between Perkins and White. Por Comnty Treasurer. It is beliewédethat-A. R. Lord will he the most candidate, -before the Kearneyite-H. B. Conven: tion for nominee a8 County Treasurer, 9 ILY TRANSCRIPT ‘. 6vening ‘on the 9th of Nov., 1877. The Fight Goes Bravely On. There was great demantl ‘for the Weekly Argonaut ‘hete ‘Saturday on ‘the ‘part of the people to see what Pixley’s reply to Gorham's “charge ‘would be, The great majotity of those who ha¥e that it has an uncertain ring which speaks but poorly for Pixley’s confidence in his ability to ‘wash away the stain that Gorham has cast on his reputation. individuals, the editor of the Argonaut treats his subject so tamely as to indicate that he feels himself in a weak position. Hall Saturday evening, fulfilled his threats in regard to posting Pixley’s Lalleged crime by giving utterance to the following : On the 14th of July, 1877, an infamous andwillful libel. appeared against the Hon.-A. A. Sargent, then a U.S. Senator, in the Aryonaut, a weekly paper pwblished by Pixley and others. I hotd in my hand the original manuscript of that article in Pixley’s own handwriting. After demurrer, motion to strike out portions of the complaint and other expedients for delay, Frank M. Pixley, on the 9th day of —Noy., -1877,--filed-a sworn answer to Mr. Sargent’s complaint for libel, In that answer he swore positively as follows: . he deferidant, Frank M. Pixley, for his separate complaint of plaintiff filed herein ; 1. Denies thathe, the said defenitlant, sompored wrote or published, or’caused to be composed, written or published, the certain matters set forth in said complaint as having been published in that certain newspaper, the Argonaut, therei mentioned or any part thereof.This bold, willful and -iatentional lie was signed and solemnly sworn to by Pixley before L, D.-Craig, a Notary Public, who certifies to that fact The copy of the docament which I have . certified as correct by Thos. H. Reynolds, Clerk, by J. D. Ruggles, Dep; uty Clerk, July 9th, of this year,.-— The power of money over Pixley cannot be estimated. It was to escape, if possible, a judgment, against him to the enemy of mankind and _ his body to the Turnkey of the Penitentiary of the State, But not only has he done this; he has also since sought ‘to get permission to.speak with Mr, ‘Sargent, doubtless hoping to get rid of this libel suit ; and only within the past. two months, being’about to make a sea voyage on the same st 1amer with that gentleman, he besuught ‘an interview which was declined, — Mr. Sargent would -holil no inter. course with the'libeller aud perjurer. It is probably because of such refusal that this tarantala of the press seeks to sting the man he has libeled, by the wicked falsehood that a recent severe but temporary illness “froin malaria, from which he has long since entirely recovered, had been a brain «lisease. Mr, Sargent lives a prosrous gentleman, while Pixley sinks into the bottemless pit of infamy. Edward Colenian fer Senator. The Republicans of Nevada county are unanimous in their desire that Edward Coleman of Grass Valley shall be their candidate for Senator this Fall. It is understeod that he does not-desire to accept the nomina. tion on the grounds that: business interests require his-undivided personal attention. It is to be hoped that Mr. Coleman will not persist in standing out of the fight on these grounds, . There is but: little doubt that his nomination would be ‘equivalent to an election by an overwhelining majority. Fhe voters of ‘the county, recognizing through a long acquaintance his sterling good qualities of heal and heart, prominent qualifications as a successful business man and straight-lined fealty’ to principles of justice, will rally to his support not alone from the party to which he’ belongs, but from the other organizations as well. The Supervisers’ Treat. @ Board of Supervisors will probably have returned from their official trip to the upper part of the county to inspect the old Donner Lake road by the time this paper reaches our readers, As an indication that they are putting in their odd minutes to a yood ailvantage, they sent down some tine trout to ‘TRANSCRIPT was remembered by. the nimrods. Boys Stening a Chinaman. _. Some boys in swimming ata reservoir eaat-of town Synday added to their amusements by hurling stones at Chinamen who were in the vicinity. One of the Mongolians was struck in the head with a large rock and quite seriously hurt. The victim threatens to have the boy, whose di has. been handed in, arposted, read it-give a verdict to ‘tlie effect . , Under the cover -vf the . { plea that he is addressing “cultured” Gorham, at, Platt’s . here, and of Pixley’s oath thereto, is . ' for money that he thus sold his soul . , several of their friends Sunday. TheThe Trde™Blues of. Grass Valley and Eagles of San Juan played a match ganie of base ball at Alta Hill Saturday with the following result; TRUE BLUES. R, 0, Ce Rely, Tore.. es ast ce, Bee i ae OR Sears ee ee 4 3 prs ere ee rere ae 1 7 Harris, St boo cc niic cnc ee b ] Hewtey, rf.. ..8 6.003 Fk 5 2 Finnié, pi.. 08 6. eee es 2 4 Bdwards, 24 bo 3 5 Weitee, C86 5s eis rece esas? 2 PeMaNy, 62 Es 2 BOW g. Sgu ss ks 1003 Ay PAGLES R. QO. Phister, 2d b cw ose set Meee cok 4 GibponG & Bir. s. 5:25 35s gt Y Te Dahneka, Ib... PSE. ERTS. Briggs; +t a se ee pe = ' £ 2 fe ee Sere ro Fr 8:22 Tucker, 1). 3s sasasetes vcs 0 3 WE 86628 Der 5s koa eaeea seuss 0 5 AGG Di 5 rae tipi peat 0 3 Li. OVO WES vac veces vs 0 ‘ z Total... bacehcinete LE 2 INNINGS. x True Blues..6.402 124 4 0 4—36 Eagles... 20015010 2—11 Fly catches: True _ Blues—Edwards-3,-H. Kelly-1, Riley 2,-C. Kelly 1. = agles—Phister 1, Gibbons 4, Dahneka 1, T. Evans 1, Tucker 5. “Umpire—Hz V. Reardan. Scorers—W. F. Lewis and Geo. Cullodi. . Time of game—3 hours and 30 minutes. The Mutuals of this city played % game with the Eagles at the Race Track Sunday forenoon, After consuming an hour and twenty minutes in playing four innings, the Enag!es that they were tired out. TRe score stood: The State Treasurship. -—_— --—— The Demoe¥atic State Central Com: mivte on Saturday last nominated Hon. E, W. Maslin; ex-District Attorney of Nevada county, now Governor Irwin's Private Secretary, for the office of State Treasurer, vive Paoli, resigned. It is not positively known yet that Mr. Maslin will ache conclude to do so, he will beyond peradventure get the full Democratic vote. His reputation is untarnished in the political ant social world. He is a thorough going and efficient business man, and in every, way fitted for the ottice the Democracy hope to elect him to. A more likely candidate could not be put up on that ticket, -_—_--— oom -—-— = District Court. Monbay, July 2ist. Gaylord & Robinson, by substitution for T. McLeran, vs. Flotence B.G. M. Co. Case continued till Tuesday morning. C. F. Myers et als ve. Geo. C. Spooner et als. Stay of execttion for 40 days rendered. Alpheus Bull vs. Mt. Aubarn G, Q. M. Co. The Jury rendered a verdict in favor of plaintiff for $4,687.27, the same being the face of the note end simple interest. Compound interest was sought to. be obtained. ee ee When one of the Seventh-day Adventist missionaries was endeavoring to clinch one of _his—own arguments at the tent the other night, he said, “The Bible telleug thesé thitigs. If we cannot believe the Bible, what scRIrT !” proclaimed a truthful and level-headed listener in silvery accents. Instead ef the usual‘tAmen,” there went upfrom each honest heart in the audinence a fervent ‘You ‘bet? Noveandas ‘OF NEVADA Copnty. MUTUALS. ‘ R. oO. WEOIPASD 5c aoe 5 kc ke His gat ee 2 1 ROWBBUG 6G rico ca Wncesa's bag cae 3 0 SE Ee 2 Be poll scoestig uals pce l 3 J. esMMe 422.46 ua. .0ds 1 2 NOL ATOR occa en's execu 1 2 Ti AOOGBS 6 28 casi 3 0 PEs OGRTOR 5 ios ov vc Sele cles Aaa MecBrownell. 3c 66.0.85.546, Bini yd Brown : .tepscigy e's eee een es 2 1 Total. FeAl ii. os 1G 32 EAGLES, R. 0. MESS TRMRN oy discus nek be aaa a GDI A goss VS xd gee ee 0 2 PEMOMGE <<. 5 50x dared onus #0 1 Beggs 2.. es AN Ist feet 1 0 he VOU E655 6a Pesos be . 0 Ba PROMI oo ernie C8 Sa es dca ct isan L. Dahnelia acd. oii. .% pit O 2 WE DONA i ws cee 3) 2, Total . snc isc. Oe 4 -Umpire—P., T. Riley. _—_ Ooo cept the honor tendered him. Should . shall we be guided by ?” “The TRAN. There was ‘h fair +ttendance, including manly ‘ladtgs, ‘kt the Glenbrook Park races.on Saturday. The ' entries for thé double team trot were as follows: C.S. Benham’s black mare ‘“‘Kate” and mate; J. E. Browa, bay horse “Billy,” the ctWer bay being . substituted by 3Vm. MH. Montgomery’s favorite roadster, ‘‘BaWley.” R. MeMutray’s “Lansing” and mate could not go, as the forther has heen haying # rup-at grass and wae not in. condition. In thé first beat Mr. Benham’s team, himself handling the ribbons, had the-inside. Uncle Joe Perrin drove ‘‘Bawley” and “Billy” in the highest style of the art, and; landed his team first in 3:07, beating’ Benham about ten feet. ‘‘Billy” in-. dulged ina playful skip or two, in fact the judges thought he ran $0 yards in all, and they gave the heat to Benham’s team by.five feet. The next heat Uncle Joe kept his refractory steed in a trot nearly all the way,‘and won by three feet. Time not so fast as the previous heat. The next and deciding heat, Uncle Joe came first to the score by three feet. Time 3:10. The heat and race.were given to Benham's team for the same reason that’ the first had been decidy ing of the bay. Mr. Montgomery’s horse trotted all the way, and was much admired. for ‘his honest work. . The next was a trot, the horse coming nearest to four minutes to win the purse. Jos. Eugtis, Mr. Williams, S. Thomas of North San Juan d Murchie entered. Eustis won in 4:04, Murchie’s horse made 3:37, and Thomas’ 3:55. The running dash of one mile, with three entries, was won by ‘‘Fanny,” withdrew from the contest, alleging +a black-mare owned-at-Graes-Valley, in a little over two minutes. Philip C. Byrne and-Wm. Wills made a match to harness, Byrne naming and driving Mr. Montyomery’s Bawley and Wills driving his chestnut mare.’ Bawley distanced her ‘competitor §n the first heat, Time, son & West's [ngusrkarep History ; * = oetniteal Declines dune Monot: N. San Juan, July 19. Epitor TRANscrIPt ;—In your paper_of last Thhraday, there appeared an asticle stating the names of those _whom it was andéfstood would be candidates for thé séveral offices within the gift of the: voters of this county, subject however to the action of the Conventions of the several parties, to whom the’ aspirants belonged or claimed fealty to. Among the number of aspirants, you-did me the honor of announcing that I am . a candidate for District Attorney, as a Republican, I feel very grateful to my friends for the consideration . shown me by them, in announcing my name in connection with the responsible and honorable office of District Attorney; more especially grate. ful, as my name was thus announced without my consent or knowledge. —~ I should be indeed much gratified to be pleced on the Republican ticket . of this county as a candidate ; for a nomination at the hands of that party in State and county is, in my opinion, equivalent to an election. — Nevertheless shall have to respectfully decline the canditlacy for ~the position named, and will ask that you please publish this declination, James A. STIDGER. te The Beoths in California. Two well known citizens made a wager Saturday regarding the time that Edwin Booth and his father came to this Coast, etc., and wish to have it decided. They arrived here in July, 1852, and appeared at the

. Jenny Lind Theatre and the Adelphi . on Dupont street, in San Francisco, ly , he elder Booth left again October lst of that year. Edwin Booth liy=. ed in California until September 5th, Explosion of a Boller, ~~ From a gentleman. who came up on the train Sunday night, we learn that a boiler inthe railroad machine shop at Sacramento exploded Sunday and killed three men, besides wounding several others. The building was badly shattered, —_———~— —-». ee Money is fearfully scarce in Cara . Miss. McBrown City Mrs Atchison & s RIT ords of their organizations in TuompP-/ Delegates Elected. . » The following delegates to the Repubican County Convention. have heen elected from these precincts: . North San Juan—oO. P. Stidger, J. McBride, Jas. A.Stidger. Cherokee—John Quick, Wm. Bris: tow. Birchville—G. ' Powell. : B. Newell, Henry Te Tuomrson. & West are old and reliable business men and in their intercourse With patrons deal hon* = ‘estly and fairly. © . —— Advertised Hetters. The following is a list Bfletters remainin¥ im the Post Office, Nevada city, for the week ending July 21st, 1879. Persons call‘ing for-any of these letters will please say ‘“‘advertised.” J. 5. Hobprook, P. M. Atherton James antonio Balsi-— Buckner Dan M Bargant@Ethilio — . ‘Browning Fred Constantiffé Christ Cundiff ‘Theo Friend Rosie Gottarde G Harvey Mrs FE >Harris J Hammer FrankHayward Mr Lobecker Louish Mitchell Mrs W H € F MeGriff Miller J ’ Michelson L M ody Susan Perkins Hannah Penders Miss Josie Videy TB Rodgers Mrs M A Richards Mrs H #taats Miss Ells. Silvester H Williams Stephen Richards Hank JhorbH B Sherntan Addie WateonEK Held for Postage. Alexis Kenecltal, Grass Valley. Trezise, San Francisco. aisha ed in his favor, viz: the bad breakSouls Fleckenstein, Sardine Valley. eS -= ——— wn "4 Westerday’s Arrivat’ at. THE UNION HOTE#. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffsiger, Propricter. ——— D Williams Grass Val A P Clark Qtttker Hi < ‘Loughridge ¢4 . M Rosenberg Sin Fr JL Jones s dé PJ Fuller & ¥ Colfax C Conaway do 3. Kitts Wiifd Valley CP Thompson do J Arbogast Uity J Fraser Kanth RD Carttr, do G Van Gorder You BHT Murchi® Mine H Austin Spenceville J Davis Bear Valley Mrs Ira Katon San ¥ W Brown _— do Mrs Churchill do GM Anderson do J Jordan Eureka ¥ Evaiie ban Justi W Duneka San Juat L Evans do L Duneka do H Tucker do H. Phista dé & Gibbons do G Huckins ao 3 Briges do G Ray do . G Coliudi do L M Sukeforth Lak © C Ereéman Grass Val W Joive City +i oe 4 aoe a8 Bishop Wingfie nm : o 4 figver V¥ Flume we Powell do J Tonner Willow Val Mrs Powvll do F W Bank San Juan Miss b Powell do hree mi i A Harris do Li Powell do — oy A Bulf San Francisco J Powel} do The Judges were C. E,. Pearson, . Ww B Valinstondo Mrs BySaeeek ds Soe J Mutti do Mrs Fisher T. W. Sigourneyiand P,C. Byrne, . 3Muttia. do Pie fiy do “ ——_—__ see —— A Laird do . Miss o— = EMBERS.~ of Churches, Lodges, . T Berry San Juan Miss Palmer do axeeniyer ies 6°) . Wihank do —_& Powell to and Societies will find complete rec. A Harris do _-Mrs Wells do Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA city, CAL. — Chas) E>) Pearson, Proprictorn D Hastings Gites Vall A E Lasher Ni B Thane Bans dua F G Mason Sebiand T JoHinson Dutch Flat J C Piper Omega J gineo City A L Nichols Sacrame AS Lord Eureka Wn McGee & w Sac JR Davis San Juan. J E MeLernan City P E Bomand Alameda F Peltier Paris A T Laird City J Peltier do, E C Oibbons San Juan P Shingle Scotts Flat J P Evans Shulta Min A Rapp Carson City J S$ Smith Sacramento,F Tompkins City P H Wand Virginia Cl P Larentzen Goid H T © Randall Rock Cre W C McGibbitts City C Lb Dingley San Fran M Waite do .D Batterfield do AB Dittson do R B Milroy do T Moore Relief Hill F Tonpkins . City Wim Moore se en SRE Ce . To John Marshall and wife, at Wet bull, near Nevada City, Friday, July Lsth, twins, —ons, . MARRIED. At North San Juan, July 15, 1879, at theresidence of S: A. Kedding, Thomas Berry, of Eurcka, to Miss Elizabeth Schaffer, of North San Juan, [a S DIED, At Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, July 13, 1879, Joseph A., son of F. F. and Nellie N, Cassidy, aged 9 months, a native of Grass Valley. , Notice to Road Contractors. pesals will ived_b S the Cotas Clerk ay >See . Coase, un Wednesday the 234 Gay of July, Bids are solicited by Sections. Section One embraces the crossing of Williams Ravine—265 rods: Section Two embraces the distance from Koger W Ravine to. the Hirschman Ravine—154 rods. Section Three from Hirschman Kavine to Ravisie—82 rods, Section 4 from Ravine to H. Smith, Supervisor for Nevada Road Dis8. BRADLEY, County Surveyord bids. Nevada, Julv 18, 1879. [tee lice conemees the right to. reject any. Notice to Taxpayers. E EQUALKZED ASSESSMENT ROLL ot Nevada “City; for 1879, has been anpee Ap! ‘ . and taxes are now ue off “assessable pr y; the M&rshal’s office on Dead ; taxes that/are mot pe c Monday of August, 1879, at 6 o'clock, P. M., will be delinquent, and. five_per cent, will te added to the amount due. “OUttice hoursfrom son City, 9to 12, A. M., 2 to 5, and $ to Yo'clock, P.M. jy. City Marebal, ‘A.J. Ray, James Chisholm, J.'S. ot —— . PRICE 4isr, ; t= FOR CASHs, Subjet toComection—Flot, ger 100 Ibs, $2.75. Wheat, per 100. Ibs, rf Corn, ~ per 105 Ibs ~~) 75 Bran, ett 100 Ibs, 1 ig, eed PertOQibs, 197) Middlings, per 100 Iby, 4 50 Potatoes, per 100 It, 874 Crushed Sugar, 8 ts, 199 Brown, Stgar, 1. dbs 100 . Green Coffee, Ths 100 Grounl Coffe, “Bib cans, 60 Rice, 44 lbs 100: Beans, 28. . he 16° Soap, bars 95 Soap, per box 50 ce i ae : S; er box Cracker), per bibs. : 43 Oysters Scansfor “100 Salmon, Scansfor 100Tomatoes, dcansfor 100 Green Corn, 6cansfor 100 String Beans, 5 cans for 1006 ‘Sardines, 6cansfor 100 . Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 Blueberries, 5 cans for 1009‘Kerosene, per gallon, 35 Kerosetie, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, 75 Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 350 Bacon, pez pound. 11. Hams, per pound, ap}! Good Green Tea ‘“ 30 English Breakfast, “* 40: Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Cooking Butter, perlb, 6 Cod Fish, 7 7 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 3 papers Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 25 Starch, per box, 75 Pearl Barley; 8 pounds 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, _-per bottle 25 Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pouiid cans, 90 ‘WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City March 28, 1879. NICKS! NICKS! NICK’S INSECT POWDER ; WA, SURE SHOT FOR BED BUGS! iT 1s pues TROUBLED WITH INSECTS of any kind should address the undersigned, who will ' “Exterminate them all in Shert Notiee or no Pay. ‘No Money Wanted in Advance “CHARGES MODERATE. : Address, E. MICHOLS, 1624 PF, O; Box 140 Nevada City: — ee a THE ILLUSTRATED History of Nevada County. we HAVE VIEWS OF Scenery, Residences, Business ‘Houses, Mines, Farms, Hotels, Schools, Churches, Mills, etc., etc. — From @rigimal Artists Drawings These “Illustrations” will be arranged “# a maghificent volume, royal quarty.n form (size 12x14 inches) printed om heavy, fine p> per, handsomely bound in embossed cov ers and giltedges, making a work suitable for ary parlor or library, snd one which all ct -izens ugay feel e at home and ab as rep ve of the enterprise, and wealth of the coun: ty of Nev capt Table of Contents ! : ology ; Indians, number, mode vt Hite Iie cov of gold,” and ae rel Hot the County ; First election— ws—Otticers ; Climate, as regards health and comfort ; j and taxes, amg ition ; and educativ ie cial condi! oa Se 4 Gate of ni zation, membership, etc ; ns, Odd Fellows, Good ete; Inhabitants, Amusements ; Railroad and water fsstion, location, j ; Agriculture nuts yles 5 ‘and. other farm indus ciety, cilities ; Mines—-kinds, Grapes, wines and viney acres, yiela ; ‘ Live stock, Public buildings, views, description A new engraved and map of Califor nia; A map showing the county and the Railroad; Tabular statement of prota Bridges—Number; kind; loeatien; : blic; History, owhers, capital, condition. undaries—Of county, townships, “Ue, re wg yf 1S ean ers, due! noted ¢timinals, exevutions; Eafly settler Names, history, ete; Grants— ——— p peep a pres Re gree’ of county; Newspapers, earliest date, founders, etcWALLACE W. ELLIOTT & CO. Pablishers, 106 Leidsdorff t.,“an Fraiicisro. te act ° Starch, ..—2-papers, 25. Everything else in proportion. _ tries ; Mills ; first started ; present number; Tabular list of officers the county ever had} . ivate or THE DA NEVAD — The Eur ing Compai of $2 per s ~.Part of. the Orient: the Nevad “The De ‘Conventiot morrow to The sto Mining Ci meeting a 2d. —_The—De ‘morrow W. House, in formerly a . Rememl day in Au tgdded to t ~ Marshhl a ‘up now. Mra. P ‘and Mr. at Trinity Wingfield ance of au Kighty day's Re; . precinct. ithe full ti "publican ¢ “Miss A, ‘who'is vis Pr. R. M city, is . with chil is frouble er art The Enc Philipps ¢ of $25 in finger rin; Wity to Ss curred thi itwo highy of THomps _ rep Hrst will cont teach Tov ttimés to t A mong Sunday ar “sire to lea Chinatow years, T month,’ at $4. That the Chine faith that ted to yen quarters 1 » «luring th A pleas by dittle f dence of § afternoon ‘of Marie M.S. De lightful t . provided and the r the choice § The p Kirby as working t at Lowell They hav are takin; el. Witl ing capiag _ Sat assure . increased The mi ed of cut a row tha over a ye Juan last to appear ry on the deadly we ee Ducray of E. Mv joining tl which’ thi & couple Bet the ” work it's commenc While Were at Persons e Avenue a cw Verware, but nothi taken, a