July 22, 1880 (4 pages)

\ je Aicpeeomaeian Whe Duily Traiseript, “MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ~. Whursday, July. 22nd, 1880. THE COUNTY'S CONDITION.\ The Showing Made by the Assessor's Returns for 1339—lateresting Fig“ares for Tax-Payers to Consider. The following, gleaned from Avses: gor Collins’ report, shows the quan}* tity and classes of real estate, the : amount ‘of improvements on each. class, and the classes of personal > property in Nevada county, for the year 1330, with the average and ac‘Vfial cash value of each kimt of prop-"] —erty: = Number of acres assessed in vari« ous town ships—Nevada 17,804, Grass ~.Walley £3,965, Rough & Ready 32,7 : 967, Bridgeport 11,129, Bloomfield ~ $6,975,—Earaka 2,580, Washington : $15, Little York 7,237, Meadow Lake 118,011. ° Total 249,504, _ . Value ofreal estats—Nevada $674,‘855, Grass Valley $532,431, Rough .& Rawly $351,239,. Bridgeport $699,Bloom acht -$493;545,—“faretca* $584,539, Washington $111,555, Litvtle York $273,245, Maalow Lake . . $92 5,161. otal $4,812,362, = Valuz of improvements—Nevada ‘$158,375, Grasi Valley $222,890, Rough & Realy $36,850, Bridgeport : $36,270, Bloomtield $76,545; Eareka: ; $30,229, Washi gton $29,925, Little York $11,875, MaalowLake $146,‘490. Total $733,259. The following are the total values ‘@f the alditional propsrties in the county: City and town lots, $332,650 ; im . }provements on same, $992,000." Value of improvements assessed to cathera than owners of real estate $70,860, , Deductions for mortgages, $£94,-~-Value of personal property, $2,1132, 225. Amounts of money, $183,495. Total of-all property, $9,311,762. Walues of mortgages and trust Yhonds, $546,935. : Deductions for unsecured debts, *$242,575. Totatvalue of al property after daductions, $9, 121,193. Mining claims, $2,015,175 3° im(provements, $334,465. Telegraph lines, 110™miles, total iassessed value $3,850. Railroad, $722,532, Ditches, 824 miles, $1,050,820. Toll roads, 30 miles, tetal value 1$21, 630, : 1165 bes hives; $200, diquors, $9,200, 4346 calves, $6,040. ‘69 bsef cattie, $1,27). ‘2856 stock cattle, $3 3,250. ‘6,000 bushels coal, $625. ‘669 colts, $10,085, 12 thorougbred cows, $1,290. . 1868 mixed breed cows, $61,590. Farming utensils, $3,915. Firearms, $5,200. . Fixtures of saloons, stores, ‘etc 825,090. ‘ Fraychises not assessed by © Pestle Ph total value State “Board of Kqualization, $6,090. Furniture, ¥ 123,700. 3,274 goats, $4,080. Goods, wares and merchandise, $508,985, : a Harness, robes, saddles, ctc., $11,780, 2326 hogs, $8,140,_ 1 thoroughbred horse, $200. ‘866 American horses, $62,395. 1,474 half-breed horses, $62,500. Libraries, $7,505, F 6,675,090 feet lumber, $41,675. -4 119 mules, $6,255. 463 musical instruments, $45,195. 4177 oxen, $6,610, 990 «dozen poultry, $4,950, 1,045 sowing machines, $19,175. 3,396 common sheep, $4,735. 570 lambs, $235. 3707 shares capital stock, $19.325. Solvent credits after deduction of glebts, $143,660. : 1176 Wagons and other vehicles, $87,815. 714 watches, $28,530, 3,500 gallons wine, $925. 22,233 cords wood, $39,900. [ce8, 5. “ ®TATISTICS AND AGRICULTURAL PRO: Ducts, — Land enclosed, 27,775 acres. Land cuitivat :4,; 6,592 acres, Acreg of hay, 2,602; tous of hay, 2,900. : MAD IN 1879. Ia 1879, 6,00) gallons of wine were _wnedd in the county, aad ‘the ten [BEARING FROIT breweries turned out 377,135 gallons of beer, , TREES AND VINES IN Apple, ‘32,943 ; pear, 5,096 ; fig 635 ; plum, 3,414; peach, 7,365 ; quince, $14 ; grape vines 152 acres. Value of fruit crop for 1879, $4,Ti, 7 4 _ IMPROVEMENTS. Byrne; Jr. . The following demands were alE. Collins $672,I. W. Hays, Jr. There are 15 steam saw mills in the county, and one water power. Jo 1879. there were made 20,)-0,090 feet of timber and 1,16),)-0 shingles. 83,570 tons of quartz were crushed during the year by the 17 ,quartz mills in operation. There are 217 mining and irrigatLing ditchas in tha couhty, aggregatlon the — Democratic._and‘Working-. ing as shown above 824 miles in léngth. + = ae oe At yesterday’s session of the Board of Supervisors the’ boundary. line between Washington and Little York townships was chanzed as follows: Comtnencing at corner sections-34-and-35in 17-10,-and 2—and 3 in 16-10, running thence east on: +ownship_line between.17-10-and_16. 10, and 17-11 and 16-11, ‘to Bear river. The followiig members. of . the ‘Gounty Board of Education were al— lowed $100 each: M. B. B. Potter, I. M.° Preston, Frank Power, M. lowed: J. J, Rogers $5.20, D. C. Stevens $5, F. N Wheeler $672, J. $552, J. Gilbert $552, M. Brophy . $552, J. O. Sweetland $500, W. R: Thomas $440, County Clerk $6. _ New York Hotel, . Geo. M. Hughes, the contractor, has a force of 15 mep at work rebuilding the New York Hote] in the . burnt district, and it 1s expected they will be ready for the plasterers . . by Saturday next. All the finishing work is being turned. ont at ° Mr. Hughes planing mill on Pine street. . The building will have 28 bed-rooms up stairs, and 10 on the lower floor. The bar-room is spacious, and the kitchen will be supplied with all the most modern improvements, inc’uding a French range. -‘There will not be a dark of the whole being admirable. The hotel will be ready for occupancy in about three weeks. Much credit is due to the contractor for the speed and excellent workmanship being displayed, Faithfal Officers. In another column the TRANACRIPT presents its annual synopsis of the Asssesor’s report, The labor and patience required of Mr. Collins and ‘. his deputies in co-lecting and putting on record the various facts regarding the condition of the county, entitle thosetoflicials to the greatest credit. _{ The State Board of Equalization say the character of their work is excelled in no other county, and that they are more efficient and fair than the average. Dan. Collins is a Democrat, to be sure, but his. virtues are ‘. great enough to more than offset that failing. He and his deputies have had more work to do in less time this year than any set of men formerly occupying the office. They have done it well, and what more can the peop'e-ask for ? ee Catholic Picenic To-day. At 9:30 o'clock this morning an excursion train will leave this city for Storms Ranch, the scene of the joiat Catholic pic-nic to be held to-day. For the round trip adults will be charged one dollar, and children fifty cents. A band of music accom: panies the excursionists, and dancing willbe among the amusements at the grounds. The general public being invited, a large attendance can be expected. All whogo may rest assured that they will have a pleasant time. ee > e Money tn Treasury. — The District Attorney, President of the Supervisors end County Clerk counted the money in the Couuty Treasury Tuesday, and anake the following report: : Total amount in Treasury, $30,468,89, divided as follows: Gold, $29,837.50. Notes, $20. Currency, $480. ‘body would read, you. know—for a room in the house, the arrangement . Republican Items. ed There were seventy-five visitors at Independence Lake.on Sunday. last, ° ‘Truckee Several stockholders of the Mo~— urday morning for their mine which is located:in Sierra county. — . The weather at all the lakes is charming now. Board is cheap aid. fishing fine. They are the places to rugticate and to rest. aa A Chinamen fell from the Banner Mill flume last Sunday evening, a distance of thirty feet, receiving injuries from which he hasiaince died. It is whispered on the street corners that G. EK. -Marshal will aspire for the nomination of~Assemblyman men’s ticket, ie: Be There have been many changes made lately in the employes of the railroad; — ———— at Prosser The Nevad+ Ice Co. creek are shipping an enormous amount of ice, © Mr. J. Moberry, fora tong time freight agent at Kelton, Nev., has been appointed -to fill the vacancy_atTruckee, vice G.-W. Giffen,» who resigned. Mr. Giffen. made an_accommodating agent here and was liked by all who bad business with’ the company. ‘A Novel Advertisement. _ Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal san ingenious cuss. A party dropped into his sanctum the other day and asked him to write up an_ original advertisement-—something everycertain brand of liquor. Sam dashed off the following: . The Nevada TRANSCRIPT speaking of the arrival of a liqupr drummer in town remarked one day last week: “John , agent of the. whiskey,.isin town. He left two bottles of his. famous’ goods at this office, which we will sample when . , we have time.” _A couple of days later the same paper has the followin “About 11 o’clock night ‘before last, whi'e the moon was brightly shining, a magnificent rainbow appeared in the northeastern sky, and about the same time a brief rAinstorm prevailed.” Sara ai Dudicy Hoyt in Arizona. ~ Dudley Hoyt, formerly of this county, now Superintendent of the Mineral Creek mine, Pinal county, Arizona, is at Casa Grande station shipping the company’s mill on teams for the mine, The weight is 265,000 pounds. Most ofit has gone forward together with over twenty miners, frem the Comstock and Grass Valley, headed by John McMahon as foreman. Hoyt expects to have his mill ranning by Sept. 1. Dance at Bluc Tent. There will be a social dancing party at Blue Tent school house on Friday evening,to which all are invited. ‘Elser’s orchestra has been engaged, aud supper will be served. The only expense to tHose attending will bethe amount required to pay for the muSIC, . —— Recorder’s Office Businesa. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder’s office for the week ending yesterday: 14 deeds, 4 attachments, 14 mining notices, 4 homesteads, 3 marriage certificates, 1 chattel mortgage, 4 satisfactions of mortgage, 1 lien, 4 mortgages, 1 bank statement. , Blooded Stock. Johh Polglase, underground foreman of the Idaho, has had brought up to Grass Valley, from Sacramen.to, his blooded trotting mare, Carlotta, which is said to be the finest piece of horse flesh ever brought into and owned in the county. Mining Accidcnt at Spenceville. ‘W. B. Casey was severely injured in the San Francisco copper mine at Spenceviff Monday evening. One leg was.broken ‘and internal injuries received that are like!y to result in death, Death of EB. C. Fellows. E. C, Fellows, Assistant Superintendent of the Central Pacific -railroad, died Tuesday afternoon at Sacramento. Deceased was well known here. s Died trou: bts Wounds. Win. Gill, who wasinjured by a eave that occurred in the Idaho mine Friday last, died Tuesday evening between 9 and 10 o'clock from ' exclusive of several camping parties. . hawk mine will ledve, Truckee Sat-. -3-hours and 19 minutes. The verdict cock tous iz that part of his, order wich prohibits the m litary from be. _. tooshunally feck that-Ameriean-liberty {which ip Nasby on Hancock. Holl i Nasby letter, dated New Orleans Dec. 16, 1867, addressed to President Johnson, contains passages ‘campaign. We quote: . “I found Noo (Qrleans in a tremor. of joy. The principal bizniz citizens is again about the streets clappin their hands and-holerin ‘Hallelujier.’ The order of the great and good Hancock hez restored confidgnz in the buzzums uv our friends and cousternation in the breasts of our enemies. Juries, thank God, are no more pol-. luted with niggersonto’em, They are now drawn from the old citizens, many of which served under Boregard in the late unpleasantness. Bizness, therefore, goes on without delay. Ez a sample of how :nuch bizness is fac litated, I may menshun that in one court. there wuz 44: cases in which niggers wuz plaintiffs, and The tryin uv all these cases okepied in the 44 cases being invariably fur the defendants, and in the 45 other ~=—=-eases-far-the plaintifts. Uv the time} specified, 2 hours aud 23 minutes wuz consumed by the niggers in payin’ the costs. It isa singular thing how wrong the niggers alluz iz. Thet which pertickerly. binds Gen. Hanin at the polls. It is eggstremely proboble that the Htheopeans uv Amerikin descent will te genirally. perswaded not to vote atall. Thecitizens'of Texas hev a way uv perswad. in the niggers when they aint constiinterfereil with, that will I think, enshoor the triumph uv correct principles in that State. A native Texan, a gentleman who. is now in New Orleans a purchasin cartridges fur 7-inch‘ revolvers, to be used in reconstructin the State, gave me sich informashun az _ preclooded the necessity of my going personally to inspect. « ‘I would suggest that you to wunst, take the last orders uv Gen. Hanecck and make it the subjeck uv a messige to Congriss. Detale in full the General’s talk here, ani add to it-ez only yoo kiu. Tell Conyriss the general is agoin to make the law vhe rool of his conduck, and that he proposes to uphold the cords and civil authorities, and will only yoos niggers. Sling in suthin’ to the efthis country is a pekeolyer variety of the artikle) is stillan inheritance of the white people, and shall allus be. Tell em that when a solier. hez onlimited powey in his hands, and refooses to yoos it for the purpoos. of satisfyin selfish ambishun, he. presen.s a hefty sample uv virtoo under, diffikulties.” It would be well at this pint to compare Hancock with Washington, makin the difference atween umn merely nominally. Say that there may be vufticers in, the} crmy berides Hancock who immitates Washington, but you haventsot eyes onto em ez yit. Assert that Hancock is the first officer in command, sence the close uv the late onp easantness, wat hez given utteruns to sich sentimence in his orders, and demand that Congris shell vote him a gold medil. “‘T sejest that this be done to wunst, for reasons which are obvus. We desire Hancock tocontinue in well-doin, but ezthat well-doin in our behalf mite lead tohis nominashen for the Presidency, it iz-well enough to kill him in that direcksben so soon as he is Silver, $131.39, » par the effects of his wounds, }that-will have currency through this. 45-in-which-niggers-waz-defendants,}H HB Huatler. atler Patters J_A Hustler Patterson_ afl Catholic Pic Nic his-mi-itary-to these-ends—agin the . #2 Babiescry to have their pictures taken at the Eureka “Gallery, Broad street. ‘> Gy22-lw ; Yesterday 8 Arrivals at : N EVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. etd C Seitz New York A Scott. Banner Hill W P Evans Railroad N TrevittSan Francis ¥. Tompkins Plea Yal W Hawke French Corr W Price San Francise W Adams Oakland J Goodwin You Bet Vio Starr You Bet W Stehr Red Dog O Gowell Oakland « E Gates Oakland Miss Morgan San Fran R Wilson San Francis J McCarthy San Frane J C Bazen Marysville W Rogers city . BF Kohlberg Stockton “~. Vesterday’s Arrivals at . THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, _ ‘Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. aa THE DA eg Notiée, . Te ALL WHOM IT MAY conc x Cochran Reno ~~~ F-ffenry Moores Fiat + R J Williams Derbec J A Stnart San Francis J Watkins Nortonvil .J Morgan Nortonville W Boyne Sacramento J Daniels San Francis J Wilson Derbec ilor Reno Miss Spencer San Fra WF Clark San Francis F Cohn San Fraicise M Getz San Francisco . W Hawke Fren Corra. H Reardan Marysville A L Coombs Grass Valley : BORN. At Grass Valley, July 18, to A. M. Stokes and wife, a son. Pete ‘NOTICE. JD ROPOSALS will be received at the PITTSBURG MINE . For sinking the Main Shaft 50 or 100 feet.— Tributors will be given a liberallay out. Further particulars can be’ had by applying at the mine. : “JAMES L. GLUYAS. July 22nd, 1880., JOINT F Sakoth San Francis WH Nelson Modoe —. --Prizes tobe awarded Take Notice! That my wi ERN, @ NEVADA ett, having left my bed and Bounty oro iia just cause or provo.ation, all frateg eae . ever are no l not to trust her’on m ‘ale : count, as Iwill not pay er be responsiti, a. Bi any debts of her contracting, nor has oe for ce thority to transact any business whatever iy All aboard my name. J. L. CROSET? a reso ee Shaft, Nevada Co. Cal: July igh, Me wdsyse JY20-1m * Miners, re SHOOTING GALLERY The T c yee . ; arbing the . Commercial St., Opposite Transcript Block ital , .s NEVADA CITY. -H The Supe H. 8. GIBBENS . Proprietor for ae : PTwe : Court Hous CASH PRIZES! pst sil = x, qarbing the . AT LONG RANGE sHootiyg #§ Capt. Ths “FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. night, July 24th. : Firat Prize soos eser reo BEN" Second: Prize. 2.00.50, . ee morning afte SUNG frie. 1.00. * Bi friends here. Twenty-five cents a chance,’ i gang of vam the road-bed Connected with the Gailery is the Greatest in the vicini Automatic Wonder of the Age, representin bing vari the Resurrection of Washington, the Father “masing var ot his Country. Moving Pipes to Shoot at Judge Nil A Fine Assortment of Rifles and Pistols. — eee Nevada City, July 7th, 1890; si motmng bet : Po mia of the Debr : fi Restaurant For Sale, ° gest ee ewes will together ECOCQ’S CHO/ HOUSE AND RRs. is-ridile: J TAURANT is offered for asleatan ee ere gain toa Cash Customer. The "house is do: Miss Mab: ing @ good business,and is constantly in. s ime creasing. Sickness 13 the cause for wanting _ sang ; . to-sell, ms Misses Naffz ‘. None but'a Cash customer need ae apply. ©. LECOCY, yesterday ms Nevada, July 16—1m : home in San ’ Revs. Hov A. LADEMAN, ter a blind n course oft Hens PURCHASED THE stock OF (Grass Valley Groceries old Main sti we purpose, Provisions, Another fi “Sunny Sou ~~ «Produce, Theatre Tue casion of the —OF— 7 NEVADA CITY —AND— GRASS VALLEY —aT— STORMS’ RANCH, Thursday, July. 22d. oe A Fine Band of Music has been engaged for the occasion. . 1 Arrangements have been made prepared to furnish all goods in his line at ‘Prices as low as the Lowest. Commercial Street, . . Nevada City appearance i Formerly belonging to apse: ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, fB tie two iron,.coal, a are arriving Gauge, are 1 tension to S. Announces to the public that he ig how A. LADEMAN, pose, bit be Cor. Broad and Cominerciatp. ttin Mining Nevada City, July 15th. ty : “The J PRICE LIST The inquii —OF THE— “BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE. woe TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, — umns yester Creek Grave answer, M, oilice in the. the property 400 yards sol mine, ig own been workin about a year which the ch the gravel fo committed, Heuce write. Don’t . for all kinds of amusements on the Ba 4 12} richness, bh let Seward diloot it, or Randall poliV; ge cons per pouna, titti . fox it. Put in.my naked idees, clothpeante, sae — Bee eK New Potatoes, per 100 pounds, $1.50 we os ed he yoor “ a vigrus pase joyable occasion for all who attend. Flour. per 100 lbs., $3 374 _ sean and you will hev done a good thing. ty ‘ = I repcated them to the eadin officers = Mackerel, No. 1, perkit, 200 uv the ‘Lost Cos Club,’ and the idee ‘ok SHE Finke ces per 100'lbs.,, 12% wuz rapcherously received.” Tickets for the round trip, . Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 87} The elega Something New in Geld Mintog. . Adults, $1. Children 25 . Wheat, pee 10 eA A exhibit : {Ground Barley, per 100 }bs., 1 624 ne Dj We have seen an invention, recent. cents. Whole Barley, per 100 tbs., 1 50 eae ly made by one of. our townsmen, E. B. Tea 5 . 40 Mat the “+t which is destined to bring arevolu-} . so a : ee 35 y, Saturda tion iu the working of gold ores. It} Excursion Train leaves Nevada . Japan Tea, per Jb., 2. is a simple machine, operated by onCity at 9:30 o'clock a.m. Return. . Choice Rod butter per roll Sie © Weeks ly two men (water or steam power . . genus Beehive Tea, per lb.,: 406 , included), and will outwork a fifteen . ing leaves Storms’ Ra ch at 5:30 Crushed S or twenty stamp mill without the! ocjook p. a» : ie P. LaRosh slightest exertion, beeides costing a Brown Sugar, has leasec only one-fourth of such stamp-—mill, : ae eee Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cte is where . a tae ee necking . 2VERYBODY I3 INVITED. _ . Split Peas, 13.1bs., 10 BBs given aw: is that no loss of precious metals can eae: . ey oe Tivgaag 1 . _ BP eimens an occur, since it absorbs the smallest Best Islan Roy. al _ 400 bility to ple particles without additional labor or . The Time Table will be published . Harkness Wax Candles, box, #0) ya, cost. The inventor is yet hard at. ina few days. Oysters, oe 00 pay work, toughing up a litte here and Tomatoes, ease a Z there, and will, as soon as circumae, ary . no 90 stances will permit, bring his first : 2 . velly, : _ machine ints. sanction, be ~ in Tickets can be obtained of the fol. Syrup, i per gallon, bg cho x safely state that he has chosen the ing Commi , . Sardines, small cans, 6 cans : sir ee Fe sci — i: lowing Committee of Arrangements : Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1.00 kar 1880, is Lake Tribune. 1OBN DUNNICLIFF, Lemon Peel and Citron, a ~ a qualization <CHAS. MORAN, _ obacco, per Ib, Besments Mountain Lawyers Abroad. . Ja8. KINNEY.’ ° Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs.) . Equali ~ Nevada, July 6th Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., ANalizati The Marysville Appeal of Tnesday a Dinner Can full of Coilve,5 Ibs., 1 . bse from Ma contains the following: — Ayo to for k an util Monday The Superior Court d irowuc ae Or ee ae in hear.og the case of Eure °B. : wenn Corn Starohs 8 packaays She = Wright vs. 8. \! OTICE of Intention to become Sole Tra. Starch, 2 packages, sa whic waa: peg ator Hg) a N der. Inthe matter of the application . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal ie ti to feet of the claim, in Rose Bar town. der. “Notes page pian teat . 1° Mire. do ~ 1 A gehen 100 or ship, of this county, known as the . Mary Crosett, wife of James L. Crosett, resi. . Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 0, (gitone Oro Grande Quartz Mine. The . ¢%"%0f Bloomfield township, Nevada coun. . Frye’s English Cocoa, packet Waid laintiff was represented by W. D pete meer ereing mysait of { Washing Powder, 3 packages, . yet Reardan, of Neva. Part Third aa the Gode of Civil. Prosedare ot . Mustard, per bottle, oe da City, and the defendants by I. §. . tie State of California, intend to make ap. Pepper, per bottle, . eh ine and E. A. Belcher. After the hear— npn gh kg Pale attains ine con. . Wants Dale, trem 50 cents 10 an : ™ ing of evidence and argumcnt by the ad pe po Uoerete te hene al page eet Wash Boards, .attorneys, findings were waiv[Room of said Court on Friday, the twentieth . Water Buckets, ‘ce ot Ze ed and a decisicn announced, giving . {¥,° Avsust, 1880, at 9 o'clock a. u: on . Clothes Baskets, 15 ete oust, has the plaintiff 350 feet of the claim, . hearing may be pontoernd eee wich the . Rolling Pins, pet, BPKoLH and Wm. W. Gay, defendant, 650 « heisseay eeienpome ny the Gourt 10 . Potato, Mashers, eon eee feet, the claim to be sold and pro; *Uthorizing me to carry on and transact bus. All goods subject to correction. Whanisess ceeds divided, __ . inessou my ownaccounbas Sole Trader. The . oe mite variet ioe rns and conduct is thatot Bute hero ne Den . fa Everything Fresh and.warrant His stock a Pictures given away at the . tecatis numa tovahip Nerwis coun. . to be the Best ve iptitice and TurekaGallery, Broad stréet. j22-Iw.! July aust, és, SBT. Richard Roberts he lowess

\ je Aicpeeomaeian Whe Duily Traiseript, “MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ~. Whursday, July. 22nd, 1880. THE COUNTY'S CONDITION.\ The Showing Made by the Assessor's Returns for 1339—lateresting Fig“ares for Tax-Payers to Consider. The following, gleaned from Avses: gor Collins’ report, shows the quan}* tity and classes of real estate, the : amount ‘of improvements on each. class, and the classes of personal > property in Nevada county, for the year 1330, with the average and ac‘Vfial cash value of each kimt of prop-"] —erty: = Number of acres assessed in vari« ous town ships—Nevada 17,804, Grass ~.Walley £3,965, Rough & Ready 32,7 : 967, Bridgeport 11,129, Bloomfield ~ $6,975,—Earaka 2,580, Washington : $15, Little York 7,237, Meadow Lake 118,011. ° Total 249,504, _ . Value ofreal estats—Nevada $674,‘855, Grass Valley $532,431, Rough .& Rawly $351,239,. Bridgeport $699,Bloom acht -$493;545,—“faretca* $584,539, Washington $111,555, Litvtle York $273,245, Maalow Lake . . $92 5,161. otal $4,812,362, = Valuz of improvements—Nevada ‘$158,375, Grasi Valley $222,890, Rough & Realy $36,850, Bridgeport : $36,270, Bloomtield $76,545; Eareka: ; $30,229, Washi gton $29,925, Little York $11,875, MaalowLake $146,‘490. Total $733,259.. The following are the total values ‘@f the alditional propsrties in the county: City and town lots, $332,650 ; im . }provements on same, $992,000." Value of improvements assessed to cathera than owners of real estate $70,860, , Deductions for mortgages, $£94,-~-Value of personal property, $2,1132, 225. Amounts of money, $183,495. Total of-all property, $9,311,762. Walues of mortgages and trust Yhonds, $546,935. : Deductions for unsecured debts, *$242,575. Totatvalue of al property after daductions, $9, 121,193. Mining claims, $2,015,175 3° im(provements, $334,465. Telegraph lines, 110™miles, total iassessed value $3,850. Railroad, $722,532, Ditches, 824 miles, $1,050,820. Toll roads, 30 miles, tetal value 1$21, 630, : 1165 bes hives; $200, diquors, $9,200, 4346 calves, $6,040. ‘69 bsef cattie, $1,27). ‘2856 stock cattle, $3 3,250. ‘6,000 bushels coal, $625. ‘669 colts, $10,085, 12 thorougbred cows, $1,290. . 1868 mixed breed cows, $61,590. Farming utensils, $3,915. Firearms, $5,200. . Fixtures of saloons, stores, ‘etc 825,090. ‘ Fraychises not assessed by © Pestle Ph total value State “Board of Kqualization, $6,090. Furniture, ¥ 123,700. 3,274 goats, $4,080. Goods, wares and merchandise, $508,985, : a Harness, robes, saddles, ctc., $11,780, 2326 hogs, $8,140,_ 1 thoroughbred horse, $200. ‘866 American horses, $62,395. 1,474 half-breed horses, $62,500. Libraries, $7,505, F 6,675,090 feet lumber, $41,675. -4 119 mules, $6,255. 463 musical instruments, $45,195. 4177 oxen, $6,610, 990 «dozen poultry, $4,950, 1,045 sowing machines, $19,175. 3,396 common sheep, $4,735. 570 lambs, $235. 3707 shares capital stock, $19.325. Solvent credits after deduction of glebts, $143,660. : 1176 Wagons and other vehicles, $87,815. 714 watches, $28,530, 3,500 gallons wine, $925. 22,233 cords wood, $39,900. [ce8, 5.. “ ®TATISTICS AND AGRICULTURAL PRO: Ducts, — Land enclosed, 27,775 acres. Land cuitivat :4,; 6,592 acres, Acreg of hay, 2,602; tous of hay, 2,900. : MAD IN 1879. Ia 1879, 6,00) gallons of wine were _wnedd in the county, aad ‘the ten [BEARING FROIT breweries turned out 377,135 gallons of beer, , TREES AND VINES IN Apple, ‘32,943 ; pear, 5,096 ; fig 635 ; plum, 3,414; peach, 7,365 ; quince, $14 ; grape vines 152 acres. Value of fruit crop for 1879, $4,Ti, 7 4 _ IMPROVEMENTS. Byrne; Jr. . The following demands were alE. Collins $672,I. W. Hays, Jr. There are 15 steam saw mills in the county, and one water power. Jo 1879. there were made 20,)-0,090 feet of timber and 1,16),)-0 shingles. 83,570 tons of quartz were crushed during the year by the 17 ,quartz mills in operation. There are 217 mining and irrigatLing ditchas in tha couhty, aggregatlon the — Democratic._and‘Working-. ing as shown above 824 miles in léngth. + = ae oe At yesterday’s session of the Board of Supervisors the’ boundary. line between Washington and Little York townships was chanzed as follows: Comtnencing at corner sections-34-and-35in 17-10,-and 2—and 3 in 16-10, running thence east on: +ownship_line between.17-10-and_16. 10, and 17-11 and 16-11, ‘to Bear river. The followiig members. of . the ‘Gounty Board of Education were al— lowed $100 each: M. B. B. Potter, I. M.° Preston, Frank Power, M. lowed: J. J, Rogers $5.20, D. C. Stevens $5, F. N Wheeler $672, J. $552, J. Gilbert $552, M. Brophy . $552, J. O. Sweetland $500, W. R: Thomas $440, County Clerk $6. _ New York Hotel, . Geo. M. Hughes, the contractor, has a force of 15 mep at work rebuilding the New York Hote] in the . burnt district, and it 1s expected they will be ready for the plasterers . . by Saturday next. All the finishing work is being turned. ont at ° Mr. Hughes planing mill on Pine street. . The building will have 28 bed-rooms up stairs, and 10 on the lower floor. The bar-room is spacious, and the kitchen will be supplied with all the most modern improvements, inc’uding a French range. -‘There will not be a dark of the whole being admirable. The hotel will be ready for occupancy in about three weeks. Much credit is due to the contractor for the speed and excellent workmanship being displayed, Faithfal Officers. In another column the TRANACRIPT presents its annual synopsis of the Asssesor’s report, The labor and patience required of Mr. Collins and ‘. his deputies in co-lecting and putting on record the various facts regarding the condition of the county, entitle thosetoflicials to the greatest credit. _{ The State Board of Equalization say the character of their work is excelled in no other county, and that they are more efficient and fair than the average. Dan. Collins is a Democrat, to be sure, but his. virtues are ‘. great enough to more than offset that failing. He and his deputies have had more work to do in less time this year than any set of men formerly occupying the office. They have done it well, and what more can the peop'e-ask for ? ee Catholic Picenic To-day. At 9:30 o'clock this morning an excursion train will leave this city for Storms Ranch, the scene of the joiat Catholic pic-nic to be held to-day. For the round trip adults will be charged one dollar, and children fifty cents. A band of music accom: panies the excursionists, and dancing willbe among the amusements at the grounds. The general public being invited, a large attendance can be expected. All whogo may rest assured that they will have a pleasant time. ee > e Money tn Treasury. — The District Attorney, President of the Supervisors end County Clerk counted the money in the Couuty Treasury Tuesday, and anake the following report: : Total amount in Treasury, $30,468,89, divided as follows: Gold, $29,837.50. Notes, $20.. Currency, $480. ‘body would read, you. know—for a room in the house, the arrangement . Republican Items. ed There were seventy-five visitors at Independence Lake.on Sunday. last, ° ‘Truckee Several stockholders of the Mo~— urday morning for their mine which is located:in Sierra county. — . The weather at all the lakes is charming now. Board is cheap aid. fishing fine. They are the places to rugticate and to rest. aa A Chinamen fell from the Banner Mill flume last Sunday evening, a distance of thirty feet, receiving injuries from which he hasiaince died. It is whispered on the street corners that G. EK. -Marshal will aspire for the nomination of~Assemblyman men’s ticket, ie: Be There have been many changes made lately in the employes of the railroad; — ———— at Prosser The Nevad+ Ice Co. creek are shipping an enormous amount of ice, © Mr. J. Moberry, fora tong time freight agent at Kelton, Nev., has been appointed -to fill the vacancy_atTruckee, vice G.-W. Giffen,» who resigned. Mr. Giffen. made an_accommodating agent here and was liked by all who bad business with’ the company. ‘A Novel Advertisement. _ Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal san ingenious cuss. A party dropped into his sanctum the other day and asked him to write up an_ original advertisement-—something everycertain brand of liquor. Sam dashed off the following: . The Nevada TRANSCRIPT speaking of the arrival of a liqupr drummer in town remarked one day last week: “John , agent of the. whiskey,.isin town. He left two bottles of his. famous’ goods at this office, which we will sample when . , we have time.” _A couple of days later the same paper has the followin “About 11 o’clock night ‘before last, whi'e the moon was brightly shining, a magnificent rainbow appeared in the northeastern sky, and about the same time a brief rAinstorm prevailed.” Sara ai Dudicy Hoyt in Arizona. ~ Dudley Hoyt, formerly of this county, now Superintendent of the Mineral Creek mine, Pinal county, Arizona, is at Casa Grande station shipping the company’s mill on teams for the mine, The weight is 265,000 pounds. Most ofit has gone forward together with over twenty miners, frem the Comstock and Grass Valley, headed by John McMahon as foreman. Hoyt expects to have his mill ranning by Sept. 1. Dance at Bluc Tent. There will be a social dancing party at Blue Tent school house on Friday evening,to which all are invited. ‘Elser’s orchestra has been engaged, aud supper will be served. The only expense to tHose attending will bethe amount required to pay for the muSIC, . —— Recorder’s Office Businesa. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder’s office for the week ending yesterday: 14 deeds, 4 attachments, 14 mining notices, 4 homesteads, 3 marriage certificates, 1 chattel mortgage, 4 satisfactions of mortgage, 1 lien, 4 mortgages, 1 bank statement. , Blooded Stock. Johh Polglase, underground foreman of the Idaho, has had brought up to Grass Valley, from Sacramen.to, his blooded trotting mare, Carlotta, which is said to be the finest piece of horse flesh ever brought into and owned in the county. Mining Accidcnt at Spenceville. ‘W. B. Casey was severely injured in the San Francisco copper mine at Spenceviff Monday evening. One leg was.broken ‘and internal injuries received that are like!y to result in death, Death of EB. C. Fellows. E. C, Fellows, Assistant Superintendent of the Central Pacific -railroad, died Tuesday afternoon at Sacramento. Deceased was well known

here. s Died trou: bts Wounds. Win. Gill, who wasinjured by a eave that occurred in the Idaho mine Friday last, died Tuesday evening between 9 and 10 o'clock from ' exclusive of several camping parties. . hawk mine will ledve, Truckee Sat-. -3-hours and 19 minutes. The verdict cock tous iz that part of his, order wich prohibits the m litary from be. _. tooshunally feck that-Ameriean-liberty {which ip Nasby on Hancock. Holl i Nasby letter, dated New Orleans Dec. 16, 1867, addressed to President Johnson, contains passages ‘campaign. We quote: . “I found Noo (Qrleans in a tremor. of joy. The principal bizniz citizens is again about the streets clappin their hands and-holerin ‘Hallelujier.’ The order of the great and good Hancock hez restored confidgnz in the buzzums uv our friends and cousternation in the breasts of our enemies. Juries, thank God, are no more pol-. luted with niggersonto’em, They are now drawn from the old citizens, many of which served under Boregard in the late unpleasantness. Bizness, therefore, goes on without delay. Ez a sample of how :nuch bizness is fac litated, I may menshun that in one court. there wuz 44: cases in which niggers wuz plaintiffs, and The tryin uv all these cases okepied in the 44 cases being invariably fur the defendants, and in the 45 other ~=—=-eases-far-the plaintifts. Uv the time} specified, 2 hours aud 23 minutes wuz consumed by the niggers in payin’ the costs. It isa singular thing how wrong the niggers alluz iz. Thet which pertickerly. binds Gen. Hanin at the polls. It is eggstremely proboble that the Htheopeans uv Amerikin descent will te genirally. perswaded not to vote atall. Thecitizens'of Texas hev a way uv perswad. in the niggers when they aint constiinterfereil with, that will I think, enshoor the triumph uv correct principles in that State. A native Texan, a gentleman who. is now in New Orleans a purchasin cartridges fur 7-inch‘ revolvers, to be used in reconstructin the State, gave me sich informashun az _ preclooded the necessity of my going personally to inspect. « ‘I would suggest that you to wunst, take the last orders uv Gen. Hanecck and make it the subjeck uv a messige to Congriss. Detale in full the General’s talk here, ani add to it-ez only yoo kiu. Tell Conyriss the general is agoin to make the law vhe rool of his conduck, and that he proposes to uphold the cords and civil authorities, and will only yoos niggers. Sling in suthin’ to the efthis country is a pekeolyer variety of the artikle) is stillan inheritance of the white people, and shall allus be. Tell em that when a solier. hez onlimited powey in his hands, and refooses to yoos it for the purpoos. of satisfyin selfish ambishun, he. presen.s a hefty sample uv virtoo under, diffikulties.” It would be well at this pint to compare Hancock with Washington, makin the difference atween umn merely nominally. Say that there may be vufticers in, the} crmy berides Hancock who immitates Washington, but you haventsot eyes onto em ez yit. Assert that Hancock is the first officer in command, sence the close uv the late onp easantness, wat hez given utteruns to sich sentimence in his orders, and demand that Congris shell vote him a gold medil. “‘T sejest that this be done to wunst, for reasons which are obvus. We desire Hancock tocontinue in well-doin, but ezthat well-doin in our behalf mite lead tohis nominashen for the Presidency, it iz-well enough to kill him in that direcksben so soon as he is Silver, $131.39, » par the effects of his wounds, }that-will have currency through this. 45-in-which-niggers-waz-defendants,}H HB Huatler. atler Patters J_A Hustler Patterson_ afl Catholic Pic Nic his-mi-itary-to these-ends—agin the . #2 Babiescry to have their pictures taken at the Eureka “Gallery, Broad street. ‘> Gy22-lw ; Yesterday 8 Arrivals at : N EVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. etd C Seitz New York A Scott. Banner Hill W P Evans Railroad N TrevittSan Francis ¥. Tompkins Plea Yal W Hawke French Corr W Price San Francise W Adams Oakland J Goodwin You Bet Vio Starr You Bet W Stehr Red Dog O Gowell Oakland « E Gates Oakland Miss Morgan San Fran R Wilson San Francis J McCarthy San Frane J C Bazen Marysville W Rogers city . BF Kohlberg Stockton “~. Vesterday’s Arrivals at . THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, _ ‘Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. aa THE DA eg Notiée, . Te ALL WHOM IT MAY conc x Cochran Reno ~~~ F-ffenry Moores Fiat + R J Williams Derbec J A Stnart San Francis J Watkins Nortonvil .J Morgan Nortonville W Boyne Sacramento J Daniels San Francis J Wilson Derbec ilor Reno Miss Spencer San Fra WF Clark San Francis F Cohn San Fraicise M Getz San Francisco . W Hawke Fren Corra. H Reardan Marysville A L Coombs Grass Valley : BORN. At Grass Valley, July 18, to A. M. Stokes and wife, a son. Pete ‘NOTICE. JD ROPOSALS will be received at the PITTSBURG MINE . For sinking the Main Shaft 50 or 100 feet.— Tributors will be given a liberallay out. Further particulars can be’ had by applying at the mine. : “JAMES L. GLUYAS. July 22nd, 1880., JOINT F Sakoth San Francis WH Nelson Modoe —. --Prizes tobe awarded Take Notice! That my wi ERN, @ NEVADA ett, having left my bed and Bounty oro iia just cause or provo.ation, all frateg eae . ever are no l not to trust her’on m ‘ale : count, as Iwill not pay er be responsiti, a. Bi any debts of her contracting, nor has oe for ce thority to transact any business whatever iy All aboard my name. J. L. CROSET? a reso ee Shaft, Nevada Co. Cal: July igh, Me wdsyse JY20-1m * Miners, re SHOOTING GALLERY The T c yee . ; arbing the . Commercial St., Opposite Transcript Block ital , .s NEVADA CITY. -H The Supe H. 8. GIBBENS . Proprietor for ae : PTwe : Court Hous CASH PRIZES! pst sil = x, qarbing the . AT LONG RANGE sHootiyg #§ Capt. Ths “FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. night, July 24th. : Firat Prize soos eser reo BEN" Second: Prize. 2.00.50, . ee morning afte SUNG frie.. 1.00. * Bi friends here. Twenty-five cents a chance,’ i gang of vam the road-bed Connected with the Gailery is the Greatest in the vicini Automatic Wonder of the Age, representin bing vari the Resurrection of Washington, the Father “masing var ot his Country. Moving Pipes to Shoot at Judge Nil A Fine Assortment of Rifles and Pistols. — eee Nevada City, July 7th, 1890; si motmng bet : Po mia of the Debr : fi Restaurant For Sale, ° gest ee ewes will together ECOCQ’S CHO/ HOUSE AND RRs. is-ridile: J TAURANT is offered for asleatan ee ere gain toa Cash Customer. The "house is do: Miss Mab: ing @ good business,and is constantly in. s ime creasing. Sickness 13 the cause for wanting _ sang ; . to-sell, ms Misses Naffz ‘. None but'a Cash customer need ae apply. ©. LECOCY, yesterday ms Nevada, July 16—1m : home in San ’ Revs. Hov A. LADEMAN, ter a blind n course oft Hens PURCHASED THE stock OF (Grass Valley Groceries old Main sti we purpose, Provisions, Another fi “Sunny Sou ~~ «Produce, Theatre Tue casion of the —OF— 7 NEVADA CITY —AND— GRASS VALLEY —aT— STORMS’ RANCH, Thursday, July. 22d. oe A Fine Band of Music has been engaged for the occasion. . 1 Arrangements have been made prepared to furnish all goods in his line at ‘Prices as low as the Lowest. Commercial Street, . . Nevada City appearance i Formerly belonging to apse: ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, fB tie two iron,.coal, a are arriving Gauge, are 1 tension to S. Announces to the public that he ig how A. LADEMAN, pose, bit be Cor. Broad and Cominerciatp. ttin Mining Nevada City, July 15th. ty : “The J PRICE LIST The inquii —OF THE— “BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE. woe TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, — umns yester Creek Grave answer, M, oilice in the. the property 400 yards sol mine, ig own been workin about a year which the ch the gravel fo committed, Heuce write. Don’t . for all kinds of amusements on the Ba 4 12} richness, bh let Seward diloot it, or Randall poliV; ge cons per pouna, titti . fox it. Put in.my naked idees, clothpeante, sae — Bee eK New Potatoes, per 100 pounds, $1.50 we os ed he yoor “ a vigrus pase joyable occasion for all who attend. Flour. per 100 lbs., $3 374 _ sean and you will hev done a good thing. ty ‘ = I repcated them to the eadin officers = Mackerel, No. 1, perkit, 200 uv the ‘Lost Cos Club,’ and the idee ‘ok SHE Finke ces per 100'lbs.,, 12% wuz rapcherously received.” Tickets for the round trip, . Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 87} The elega Something New in Geld Mintog. . Adults, $1. Children 25 . Wheat, pee 10 eA A exhibit : {Ground Barley, per 100 }bs., 1 624 ne Dj We have seen an invention, recent. cents. Whole Barley, per 100 tbs., 1 50 eae ly made by one of. our townsmen, E. B. Tea 5 . 40 Mat the “+t which is destined to bring arevolu-} .. so a : ee 35 y, Saturda tion iu the working of gold ores. It} Excursion Train leaves Nevada . Japan Tea, per Jb., 2. is a simple machine, operated by onCity at 9:30 o'clock a.m. Return. . Choice Rod butter per roll Sie © Weeks ly two men (water or steam power . . genus Beehive Tea, per lb.,: 406 , included), and will outwork a fifteen . ing leaves Storms’ Ra ch at 5:30 Crushed S or twenty stamp mill without the! ocjook p. a» : ie P. LaRosh slightest exertion, beeides costing a Brown Sugar, has leasec only one-fourth of such stamp-—mill, : ae eee Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cte is where . a tae ee necking . 2VERYBODY I3 INVITED. _ . Split Peas, 13.1bs., 10 BBs given aw: is that no loss of precious metals can eae: . ey oe Tivgaag 1 . _ BP eimens an occur, since it absorbs the smallest Best Islan Roy. al _ 400 bility to ple particles without additional labor or . The Time Table will be published . Harkness Wax Candles, box, #0) ya, cost. The inventor is yet hard at. ina few days. Oysters, oe 00 pay work, toughing up a litte here and Tomatoes, ease a Z there, and will, as soon as circumae, ary . no 90 stances will permit, bring his first : 2 . velly, : _ machine ints. sanction, be ~ in Tickets can be obtained of the fol. Syrup, i per gallon, bg cho x safely state that he has chosen the ing Commi , . Sardines, small cans, 6 cans : sir ee Fe sci — i: lowing Committee of Arrangements : Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1.00 kar 1880, is Lake Tribune. 1OBN DUNNICLIFF, Lemon Peel and Citron, a ~ a qualization <CHAS. MORAN, _ obacco, per Ib, Besments Mountain Lawyers Abroad. . Ja8. KINNEY.’ ° Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs.) . Equali ~ Nevada, July 6th Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., ANalizati The Marysville Appeal of Tnesday a Dinner Can full of Coilve,5 Ibs., 1 . bse from Ma contains the following: — Ayo to for k an util Monday The Superior Court d irowuc ae Or ee ae in hear.og the case of Eure °B. : wenn Corn Starohs 8 packaays She = Wright vs. 8. \! OTICE of Intention to become Sole Tra. Starch, 2 packages, sa whic waa: peg ator Hg) a N der. Inthe matter of the application . Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal ie ti to feet of the claim, in Rose Bar town. der. “Notes page pian teat . 1° Mire. do ~ 1 A gehen 100 or ship, of this county, known as the . Mary Crosett, wife of James L. Crosett, resi. . Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 0, (gitone Oro Grande Quartz Mine. The . ¢%"%0f Bloomfield township, Nevada coun. . Frye’s English Cocoa, packet Waid laintiff was represented by W. D pete meer ereing mysait of { Washing Powder, 3 packages, . yet Reardan, of Neva. Part Third aa the Gode of Civil. Prosedare ot . Mustard, per bottle, oe da City, and the defendants by I. §. . tie State of California, intend to make ap. Pepper, per bottle, . eh ine and E. A. Belcher. After the hear— npn gh kg Pale attains ine con. . Wants Dale, trem 50 cents 10 an : ™ ing of evidence and argumcnt by the ad pe po Uoerete te hene al page eet Wash Boards, .attorneys, findings were waiv[Room of said Court on Friday, the twentieth . Water Buckets, ‘ce ot Ze ed and a decisicn announced, giving . {¥,° Avsust, 1880, at 9 o'clock a. u: on . Clothes Baskets, 15 ete oust, has the plaintiff 350 feet of the claim, . hearing may be pontoernd eee wich the . Rolling Pins, pet, BPKoLH and Wm. W. Gay, defendant, 650 « heisseay eeienpome ny the Gourt 10 . Potato, Mashers, eon eee feet, the claim to be sold and pro; *Uthorizing me to carry on and transact bus. All goods subject to correction. Whanisess ceeds divided, __ . inessou my ownaccounbas Sole Trader. The . oe mite variet ioe rns and conduct is thatot Bute hero ne Den . fa Everything Fresh and.warrant His stock a Pictures given away at the . tecatis numa tovahip Nerwis coun. . to be the Best ve iptitice and TurekaGallery, Broad stréet. j22-Iw.! July aust, és, SBT. Richard Roberts he lowess