July 25, 1879 (4 pages)

=n a oe > abeaiees on DAILY TRANSCRIPT! NZVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Friday, July 25th, 1879. (eet OR lh NE SEE SA “> THE CANDIDATES. —e Who and what te Republican and repeec gen — of Nevada County are Herewith ttre given brief sketches fthe nominees of the Republican sad Democratie Conventions held in this city Wednesday to place before the voters their respeetive County and Legislative tickets for the fall canpaiga 3 REPUBLICAN TICKET. A candidate for State Senator will be named at some future time by the County Central Committee, The Joint Senator for this county and Sierrs will be nominated by a joint convention to be held at San Juan to-morrow. Assemblymen—R. P. Farguson is a lumber dealer of Boca ; J. B. Patterson. a.miner in Little York township ; Jas. Marriott, of North Bloomae Ss —Saperion Judge—John_ Caldwell i is at ‘present County Judge, and fills the office with ability. Sheriff—Joseph Perrin, known all ~ over the county as ‘Uncle Joe,” isa miner.and rancher. Filled the office of Sheriff one term a few years sinoe, ‘and with satisfaction. OClerk—J, G. O'Neill,\ a school teacher at Columbia Hi. Has resi‘ded in the county many years. Treasurer—G. von Schmittburg, who resides in this cit#, is in business, and is very poptlar with all classes, He was Postmaster: here for four years. Recorder—John A. Rapp is ; the present incumbent of the office, and discharges his dutics in a creditable manner. District Attorney—E. H. Gaylord , fills the office at present. The people are’ pleased with his record. Assessor—James Reid w a bonny Scotchman, and resides at Moore's \ Flat where he is part. owner in the ~~ Blue Banks mine. He is a good man. ~Surveyor—H. S, Bradley is present : Surveyor and resides in thiacity. He ‘is a faithful and competent official. Supt. of Schools—Geo, E. Robinson. Is thd present inéumbent.+ Coroner—To be filled by Central Committee. Public Administrator—J. J>Weisenburger is a student in ‘the law office of J. M. Walling at this city. He is an’ industrious and ——young man. i DEMOCRATIC TICKET. State Senator—P. H. Paynter isa Justice who has resided in Gump Valley: for, many years, ._ _ Supetior Judge—T. B, ‘Reardan is present District Judge, Is:both fair minded and competent, ~ Assemblymen—Geo. W. Giffen resides at Truckee, and has heretofore » served’ in: the same capacity one or two terms ; T, P. Blue is a miner at You Bet, and is also ex-Assemblyé man ; 8. L. Blackwell minds in Enreka township, where he has a very rich Claim in process of development. Mr. Blackwell has been in the Legislature two terms already, Joint Sgnator—L. Byington is a Downieville butcher. He wasa member of the last ee Sheriff—W. H. Montgomery is the present Sheriff. _ Clerk—James D. White has held this office for several years already, He wasalso Deputy to John Pattisom when the latter individual held the: reins in that department. Treasurer—Jerry N. Payne is now # candidate for a third term. He _ dortderly resided at ‘Truckeo,. He is well known throughout the county. “Recorder—Michael McDonough is @ miner who has resided in, Graes Valley.for many years, District Attorney—To be homed by Coutral Committee. Assessor—Daniel Collias is the presaad holder of the. office. , Everycbody,in the county. knows fee. al Surveyor—N. C, Miller is Seere“tary of thee Miltoti Water and “Mining Soman? at French Corral. tendent of Schools—Frank Power isthe present pritéipal of pu lie schools at E Chesee Valle Coroner—B, Johnson-is K aes y ent incumbent, and is the pror of a furniture store at Graag Vallev, . Public Adtninistrator—Charles WwW. ‘Kitts has the office at prosent, ancl resides at Graaa Valley. a Sapervisors of 3dand 5th! will be nominated by ‘delegates from thos: sections, ‘who will report to the nyt rw Py Ww thia: ‘tiftewm, Districts day on hie-way to the Bay. ee eer nets tenn ee steer re wev ‘Btecka Pid It. The elderly and not bad ‘ooking woman-who was reeently ethplayed as cook at Thomas’ restaurant, and upon getting dranker than’ the law allows lost her situation ‘end ws or: dered. to leave town, hasscome’te the sutface aghim Sheyot ofia big tear night before last, ‘and officer Scott found it necessary to lock her up in ‘tthe City Prison. Yesterday forenoon she appeared before Judge. mitted to go on herown recognizance until this morning when she is to appear for sentence. When in Court yesterday, the woman related to those assembled a few sketches from her life’s history. She said that unitil a: year ago she was a sober and Garthe, plead guilty, and was ry The Repudlican Convention. The following business was trans. ‘acted at the night session’ of ‘the 'Re. ¢ublican nominating Convention held’ Lin this city “Wednesday: For Coroner, no names tiie presented, nominations were ‘passed. .For County Surveyor, H. 8S. Bradley was nominated. For Public Administrator, J. J. Weisenburger was nominated. ensuing year: EK. M. Preston, J. J. Nevada; F. G. Beatty, M, C. Taylor, . Chas. Barker, J; M. Thomas—Grass Valley; D. J. Crowley, F. Burckhalter, J. S. Thompson——Meadow Lake; respectable specimen of humanity. Financially speaking, she was pretty ; well fixed, but speculation had . knocked underthe pinning from her prosperity. ‘She got to dabbling in stocks to stich an extent, that‘one /morning she woke up &nd found her; self dead broke. Then it was she took to drink in hopes of drowning. all thoughts of her hard Mok. The . more-_liquor_she destroyed the more she wanted to. She had been going down grade like greased lightning for twelve months or sonow. ‘‘Arrah, Jedge, but I moost pat on brakes. I'll go right shquare out this howly minute and sign the timperance pledge wid me mark, that I will,” “Don’t you intend to drink any more,” asked officer sehen “eas surprised. “Niver,” she wid. vinmainas ‘ohe foot and placing her arms akimbo. ‘‘What, never?” shouted a batch of youngsters who steod in the door. way watching the proceedings. ‘Fhe query acted on her like ashock : of electrity. Fire shot from her eyes, and she grabbed hold of a chair. “Your honor,” ‘said she, in slow did I killone o’ thim shpalpoens over there?, I can shtand bein’ took ed up in Jail, losing’ me shtoek, an all that. But when it comesters a having’ that Pinafore gag fired at me, I want ter go right out an’ die.” She was finally conciliated, and] with a parting reminder to call around and pay ber fine, she went out to get some fresh air and a drat =e ‘Cunningham Mane” 2 : The Casninaaiie.§ mine rs been relucated, ‘and the necevsat'y ‘papers ' were tiled with the County Recorder yesterday. This claim is situated abort @ mile north by east of the Pitteburg. ‘The former owners sunk a 200 foot incline, and_ran a drain tunnel'to tap the incline at &@ depth of 125 feet. Machimery, was erected, and considerable ore that paid $20 per ton -~was takeu out, Tho company ran south for the chute’ of ore, instead of narth as most miners believe they should. have done, and the profits were notso great as could have been desired. About teu years ago the hoisting works burned‘down, and the owners being somewhat discouraged at such a misfortune abandoned.the. property. The relocators say they intend to have works put up again and push ahead the develepment-of the ledge,'the ifcline and drain stilt being being in gidid shape. Mistery of Nevada County. “Phompson & West are actively engaged in. makiog arrangements for the publication of their Illustrated History of Nevada County. They have five canvassers and collectors already at work, and three more are on the way here. They havealready lithographed a large number of views jot our scenery, and are circulating copies of them free of charge among our citizens. The private office of the company will be in the TranscrrrT Block. ate To Work it Extensively. The tunnel of the Moston & Davis ledge at Orleans Flat is now ina distance of 320 feet, giving 180 feet backs. ‘The ledg¢is three feet thick and rich in fine sulphurets and free gold. A crushing’of ore will soon be ready. Assays show. that it goes 363.56 ‘per ton, Mr. Moston goes below. to-day to make arran having the claim work tensivelythan‘heretofore. — lb oa “he Derbec Mypc. Captain ‘Cox, Superintondent of the Derbec mine, eame down mon tofor . more ex-, ow" ia ty five Are, now at work. Mr. Cox feels mach encotiraged regarding <the progemt appearance of the mine ‘that may occur on the County and ‘'for, the following were made: tone, ‘‘fhat would the damages be . ‘ens lot, . That reminds us of Chris. B. F. Saell, A. G. Turner, Little York; John Eli,. P. Goyn®—Wasb. ington; 8. H. Dikeman, Geo. -Lord— Rough and Ready; W. R. Dickieson, J. A. Clay—Bloomfield; J. A. Stidger, V.G. Bell Bridgeport; W. ¥. Cummings, F. Henry, Eureka. The number of delegates to the joint Senatorial Convention was placed at 18,:each township delegation present notiinating one, and four at large *heing nominated by the Covention, Delegates chosen: J. M. Walling, Wm. ‘George, R. P. Ferguson, B. F.Snell, J. McBean, ‘C. O. Taytor, J. G. O'Neill, H. Powell, W. Rankin, E. W. Roberts, O. P. Stidger, F. Burckhalter, M. L. Marsh. This delegation was instructed to cast a full!vote in case of absence of any’members. The County Central Committee were authorized to fill _all vacancies ‘begistative ticket. — Neminations for Supervisors froin the 3d and 5th districts being ‘called 3d we A. L. Woodruff; 5th district J, 8. Thompson. _ The Convention, at 9 o'clock P.M. adjourned sine die. THOMPSON aND West's Illustra. ted Histories are complete and ac. curate in ‘every particular, and do st belong to the class of work called ‘‘Directories,” ’ ‘“William, Miller’s Mistake” will ‘bs the subject-of Mr. Rice's remarks to-night at the Seventh-day Adventists’ tent on the Boulder street-cir. Naffziger’s horrid pun when he heard what the missionary had chosen for. a subject. He said if everybody had had the benefit of a little religious teaching he would probably not have missed steak from the» meat. block the other night just after a couple Digger Indians who had been hanging around left the shop. ——~—> oeMeadqearters for Nevadans. . John B. Conn,’ formerly of the National Exchange saloon, and C, A “Schroder are now conducting the Magnolia Saloon at 213 Montgomery street, San Francisco, next{to, Russ House. They’ have a fine establishment. Nevada county people will make the. Magnolia their headquarters when at the Bay, and they, may always be sure of @ hearty. welcome }. from the genial proprietors. Escaped Lanatic Captured. Con natable Peters of Grass Valley came up yesterday morning . with John Winger, an escaped inmate of Napa Insane Asylum. whom he’ had captured at Grass Valley. The prisouer was locked .up in the County Jail, — — —— ee —~ Pree Quinine The abolition of the duty on. qui*nine will probably make the market price from twenty-five to thirty percent less than it has been; which will bea boon tothe people. This medicine is almost one,.of the ’ The following are the names of the } County Central Committee for the; Lyons, J. Thomas, D. T. Hughes-Tanna Eptror Transcrirt: It shat some of your correspondents ; wre being much agitated in regard ‘. to the position I 'may desire from the soming County Convention. In orJer that their troubled” spirits may . have rest, I will say to them that T have not &sked nor do I expect a " nomination for any position upon the ticket. Furthermore that I will sive the gentleman fifty’ dollars in gold who will swear that I have ever asked for or electioneered with him for any office in Nevada connty. That lam in sympathy with those who favored the adoption of the new Constitation I boldly assert, and I {shall té the best of my ability, . by béth word and action, aid the electios of such and only such men to Stateand county positions as did favor thé mew. organic law, selecting the most éhpable, honest, and_trustworthy from both the Werkivgmen’s and the New Constitution parties for State ticket. Believing, as I do, that as to results, the objects of the two parties are the same, knowing that their interests are the same, and hoping that théy will consolidate and be but. one and the Same party, ‘and that their power and principles may be established not only in this county end State but in the whole natiot, thtn please say to ‘your many readers that I am not in this fight for personal profit. or . party prestige; but,for—principles, mighty or Republican Governments must fall. I only fear that the people have ‘slumbered too long, and that the slavery to party prejudice and corporation misrule are already. forged that their clan king will be heard in the halls of our next Legislature. If so the fruits of the late victory will be swept away like chaff before the wind. To the people I Will say, upon you depends the fortine of our State: Suffer nothing to stand in the way of securely establishing the great reforn:ation: r nobly begun, be hbnest to yourselves, ‘hore in whom Jeu bearera none but those im-whom. you can trust. SA — _ Mewsrns of Churches, Lodges, a Societies will find complete records of their organizations in THosror Nevapa County. <m whittle 4 fellow of four, the attends the infant class in Sunday school, feceived one Sunday moi ning @ card ‘ on which were the words, ‘‘ Pray. without ceasing.’ show ‘this to the biinister, long enough now,” THIS caps it. Advertiser! ‘Several rs have wen making ‘fam: of the Duke of Argyll’s red hair; ‘but he can’t help it, gentleman; he Was born so.” Sort o’ redheaditary, eh? Yesterday's Arrivain at THE UNTON HOTEL. > NEVADACITY, CAL. ‘ ‘Jacob Nastaiger, Proprictor. ae Coombs Grass V J Conway Truckee Crowley aoe , PF : do Burtkelter Tracke Mi Gpeacer Ovces Cummings w's Blo} G Beatty Grass Val i) re ae ie ey 5 ee ee he Ge ec Mae 2 5 4 he z & S Carr Grass. Valle (cee 7 Fee G M Chaney Goki Ru E W Roberts Grass ¥ 48 McBride San Jun” he Yeaterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, . NEVADA CITY, CAL. ae <a ee F % necessaries Offife. It is aa much} . opas Fray Proprietor re necessity aye Some —_ 2 es i ‘ , [dies are name the people noratty and ‘thought of by. them iGaty:. wor were cm HF TS Resta Sipe in connection with the diseases ‘-for . RW Roberts Grass V W A Houghton Sac which they are most used. By this . € Se EE Yee Moor Fat grdinaty association of ideas quinine’ ; McDonald Sind: ton — yy and fever and ague go together; and . J Pierse & w San Fran H Powell Birchville todas, aoe "Tie country is more. on aee Beha 2 iegle San. Je ot leas: ma the widespread ; a! of the iaoticing "Mes to Mislariousi } A aeiran Gy 4 mah R = alate a ——. it a household —— “ed eae article titwould be a Ng Pacnten , Gries ‘Valls mistae to suppose thas: the Pro ang dou — al r Gturne ‘Hust qm malarial, digo hie is the only-bur}, E PSantord Grass Val C_H Mitebell Grass ¥ gee put upon t Faithful servant. . G? Winn do J M Chasey Marsh Mi Nix tn inosine wa GIUB AIC. . Oo ee BR Bs B 1f'tised-thitn any one t by* phy-, Petarentzcn Médy a dw Benecs oun sicians of all schools—allopaths,'. . Fe HC Bid City tag homi‘2opaths or any-tber. All paths dpe” ‘ke, ‘Moreh Pow Wil lead to.quinine, and there are dis-. JS Waters athe _ tricts of the United. States. where . J Ke'ser GW Gifin Pruckes. they could better do without salt . * Cinti@ You Bat TP Biue You Ret than this medicine. c Wright Heat SPatuyott San ee Mrs. Jennie R. Smith, the Jersey A sdonreneees GY a & yt City murderer. got religion the other ¢ Smith &-¢ French CW Lawrox, Graes Vall «day and cause) herself te be baptiazd, 4G W Suithcuy TEMP eyret Card from 3. T. Lewis. re peems’ principles; which must predominate . chains—-which shall. bind them im]. Hastily yo Jno. T. Tov son & West's lntcstrarep History: son gr" e: former pastor, and who . After his mother. had explained the . Of . text, he said, “I'll take eare I don't prays Pad the New York Valley }ey A Burraro exchange gets off the following at the expense of some henpecked Methodist: dominie of New York: ‘‘At a Methodist conference meeting in New York, ‘a map. got up and said he had tong wished to speak, but his wife wouldn't let him. His wife tad died, however. and having his liberty at last, ‘he . proposed to exercite to Toy" “aboat two minutes ‘the Yonference wept over the death of the lady as over the loss of a personal friend. aainehie Reema Revpablicas Nominee j For Surveyor, “oH S. Bradley, Of Nevada City. . Repiblican Nominee. For District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord, Of Nevada, Now that'we have 8.8 To the building. on Broad street, Next Door tb Zekind's Cigar Ktoré Where we have the : ORWARD = UPWARD sb RE ‘EMOWED : a FINEST STORE IN THE COUNTY, ‘Conte snd see what ‘we Prdpore to do. Age of Progress Deniatid coon Goons, REASONABLE PRICES, CotRTEOUS Treatmneny, Thatis why they patronize the ——_. The People who Patronize Metchente ; in this. <a IMPORTANT Republican Nominee. Fer Assemblyman, . ‘J. B. .Patterson, © Of Little York. Democra atic Nominee, For Mecordcr, M. McDonough, % _., Of Grass Valley. Repiblican Nominee.; For Assemblyman, R. P. Ferguson, For Assemblyman, ~ James Marriott, Of North Bloomficld. Republican Ncminee, For Assessor, JamesRe id, Ot Moofe’s Fiat. -Jetry N. Payne, ? ~ Ot Nevada City. -Repitblican Nominee. Fer Sheri, Joseph Perrin, Republican Nominee. dons A. Rapp, Republican Weminee. Yer Treasurer,G. von Schmittburg, Of Nevada City. Democratic Weminee. For Assessor, Dan. Collins, — ot Gyass Valley. Republican Nominee. j Fer Treasurer, J, G. O'Neill, Of Columbia Hill. é Republican Nominee. “For PuNlic Administrater,J. J. Weisenberger, Ot Nevada City. Notice to 0. Taxpeyers, fee EQUALIZED xD ARSTESSMENT ROLL of Névada Cit 1879, has been placed in my and taxes be er’ due on all yds ng en the Marshal's office on Prireed’' deroet. all taxes ae east on or before the first} . Monday of A 9, oes peoay P. aon will be deliseeset™ wow hee five added tw theaghoun Oto 12, A. M. Ores tenet Toya ., BALD yj City Macehal. — a ee, i . De ‘We Welt Goods at DREMS GOOnms, 2s Per Cent. Less than any of our Celbietitors, —_——— IMPORTED NOVEETIEs, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MILLISERY, Rentember that our prices are 18126) #\25 FANCY coon, FINE CLOTHING, 25 35 GENTS’ FURNISHING GoeDs, Et. 52s) (38) Bear it in mind that the per ct. lower than you can.obtain elsewhere. lett Cheap Cash Sen Mas Removed next door to Ickind's. em Pare 7 > ~. “PRICE LIST. WM. WOLF'S c= FOR CASH Subject te-Correction Flour, per "Foo ih. $2 1b, Lard, 8 pound cans, Brerything else i in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. Main Street, Neveda “it¥ March 28, 1872. i Wheat; per 100° Ibs, 2.25 Corn, per 100 lbs, 7 Bran, 100. Ibs, 1 12} Mixed Feed per 100 Ibs, 1:37) Middlings, per 100 Ibs, 1.50 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 87) Crushed Sugar, 8 Ibs, 100 Brown Stgar, .11} “Ibs’ 1.00 Green Coftee, 5 lbs 100 Ground Coffee, Sib cans, 60 Rice, 14 Ibs 100 Beans, 26 tbe)/3 00 Soap, 8 bars. 2 Soap, perdox 50 Candies, 14 for 25 Candles, perbex \}75 Oysters Scansfor 100 Salmon, ‘Scansfor 100 Tomatoes, @cansfor 100 Green Corn, 6 cans for : = String Beans, 5 cans for Sardines, Gcansfor 00 Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 . Biueberries, 5 cans for” a Kerosene, per gallon, © Kerosene, per 8 galled tai 150 Syrup, . per gallon, 7 Syrup, Sgullonkegs, 350 Bacon, pet pound. ik Hams, per po i} . @ood Green Tea“ = ‘. Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Golf perB, & Coffee, per paper 90 lw ‘Powder, 3papers 29 Corn Starch, papers, 2 Starch, Q-papers, 2% Starch, perbox, = 79 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 23 Spices, all Kinds, bottle 10 Pickles, per bottle 25. Pickles, » 5’gallon kegs 2 °° HE*DA _NEVAD. é Pe ee: — 4 Work in “claim has b ‘ed. George H * iran at B. from a thr weateru 11! The effie Mining Cor tu the buil >sacket and Beckman ‘heen fitted is now one of the kind E ward ‘broken a { “was engage \ \ estly and _Murchie m The cas son of Bric with assau tried befor Saturday. Owing t tor, KE. A, tepublicas Public Ai declined t¢ ‘ Abay_¥ the New C over: the st ed up he pronounce THomps reliable bi jntercours -_-» : Caleb R ett et als, fendents‘t accident ii which Ev: John D ‘Continued All case is defenda ued for th joy. Cou Hupp and ant, A. FE Cross. Co ’ @ postpon ity ef * aiies oft acnt the c tember 1¢ Jas. BA Notice th on Augius “Yohei hin. 2 " Court _ Friday im ran ‘Wedne way'carry ‘ex throug her fathe street, ‘through g ‘cellar beb foremost. “on a pile « . Say neiths were seri sustained « _ The on! Wron ing (CW od. . the contr $2,475. . ally tend. complete In cons John B. € householc be sold at On We nimed Fr Kureka L and was 1 himdrom THomers Teo His1 will cont each Tor times to t There~ Working tion club Saturday delegatior

=n a oe > abeaiees on DAILY TRANSCRIPT! NZVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Friday, July 25th, 1879. (eet OR lh NE SEE SA “> THE CANDIDATES. —e Who and what te Republican and repeec gen — of Nevada County are Herewith ttre given brief sketches fthe nominees of the Republican sad Democratie Conventions held in this city Wednesday to place before the voters their respeetive County and Legislative tickets for the fall canpaiga 3 REPUBLICAN TICKET. A candidate for State Senator will be named at some future time by the County Central Committee, The Joint Senator for this county and Sierrs will be nominated by a joint convention to be held at San Juan to-morrow. Assemblymen—R. P. Farguson is a lumber dealer of Boca ; J. B. Patterson. a.miner in Little York township ; Jas. Marriott, of North Bloomae Ss —Saperion Judge—John_ Caldwell i is at ‘present County Judge, and fills the office with ability. Sheriff—Joseph Perrin, known all ~ over the county as ‘Uncle Joe,” isa miner.and rancher. Filled the office of Sheriff one term a few years sinoe, ‘and with satisfaction. OClerk—J, G. O'Neill,\ a school teacher at Columbia Hi. Has resi‘ded in the county many years. Treasurer—G. von Schmittburg, who resides in this cit#, is in business, and is very poptlar with all classes, He was Postmaster: here for four years. Recorder—John A. Rapp is ; the present incumbent of the office, and discharges his dutics in a creditable manner. District Attorney—E. H. Gaylord , fills the office at present. The people are’ pleased with his record. Assessor—James Reid w a bonny Scotchman, and resides at Moore's \ Flat where he is part. owner in the ~~ Blue Banks mine. He is a good man. ~Surveyor—H. S, Bradley is present : Surveyor and resides in thiacity. He ‘is a faithful and competent official. Supt. of Schools—Geo, E. Robinson. Is thd present inéumbent.+ Coroner—To be filled by Central Committee. Public Administrator—J. J>Weisenburger is a student in ‘the law office of J. M. Walling at this city. He is an’ industrious and ——young man. i DEMOCRATIC TICKET. State Senator—P. H. Paynter isa Justice who has resided in Gump Valley: for, many years, ._ _ Supetior Judge—T. B, ‘Reardan is present District Judge, Is:both fair minded and competent, ~ Assemblymen—Geo. W. Giffen resides at Truckee, and has heretofore » served’ in: the same capacity one or two terms ; T, P. Blue is a miner at You Bet, and is also ex-Assemblyé man ; 8. L. Blackwell minds in Enreka township, where he has a very rich Claim in process of development. Mr. Blackwell has been in the Legislature two terms already, Joint Sgnator—L. Byington is a Downieville butcher. He wasa member of the last ee Sheriff—W. H. Montgomery is the present Sheriff. _ Clerk—James D. White has held this office for several years already, He wasalso Deputy to John Pattisom when the latter individual held the: reins in that department. Treasurer—Jerry N. Payne is now # candidate for a third term. He _ dortderly resided at ‘Truckeo,. He is well known throughout the county. “Recorder—Michael McDonough is @ miner who has resided in, Graes Valley.for many years, District Attorney—To be homed by Coutral Committee. Assessor—Daniel Collias is the presaad holder of the. office. , Everycbody,in the county. knows fee. al Surveyor—N. C, Miller is Seere“tary of thee Miltoti Water and “Mining Soman? at French Corral. tendent of Schools—Frank Power isthe present pritéipal of pu lie schools at E Chesee Valle Coroner—B, Johnson-is K aes y ent incumbent, and is the pror of a furniture store at Graag Vallev, . Public Adtninistrator—Charles WwW. ‘Kitts has the office at prosent, ancl resides at Graaa Valley. a Sapervisors of 3dand 5th! will be nominated by ‘delegates from thos: sections, ‘who will report to the nyt rw Py Ww thia: ‘tiftewm, Districts day on hie-way to the Bay. ee eer nets tenn ee steer re wev ‘Btecka Pid It. The elderly and not bad ‘ooking woman-who was reeently ethplayed as cook at Thomas’ restaurant, and upon getting dranker than’ the law allows lost her situation ‘end ws or: dered. to leave town, hasscome’te the sutface aghim Sheyot ofia big tear night before last, ‘and officer Scott found it necessary to lock her up in ‘tthe City Prison. Yesterday forenoon she appeared before Judge. mitted to go on herown recognizance until this morning when she is to appear for sentence. When in Court yesterday, the woman related to those assembled a few sketches from her life’s history. She said that unitil a: year ago she was a sober and Garthe, plead guilty, and was ry The Repudlican Convention. The following business was trans. ‘acted at the night session’ of ‘the 'Re. ¢ublican nominating Convention held’ Lin this city “Wednesday: For Coroner, no names tiie presented, nominations were ‘passed. .For County Surveyor, H. 8S. Bradley was nominated. For Public Administrator, J. J. Weisenburger was nominated. ensuing year: EK. M. Preston, J. J. Nevada; F. G. Beatty, M, C. Taylor, . Chas. Barker, J; M. Thomas—Grass Valley; D. J. Crowley, F. Burckhalter, J. S. Thompson——Meadow Lake; respectable specimen of humanity. Financially speaking, she was pretty ; well fixed, but speculation had . knocked underthe pinning from her prosperity. ‘She got to dabbling in stocks to stich an extent, that‘one /morning she woke up &nd found her; self dead broke. Then it was she took to drink in hopes of drowning. all thoughts of her hard Mok. The . more-_liquor_she destroyed the more she wanted to. She had been going down grade like greased lightning for twelve months or sonow. ‘‘Arrah, Jedge, but I moost pat on brakes. I'll go right shquare out this howly minute and sign the timperance pledge wid me mark, that I will,” “Don’t you intend to drink any more,” asked officer sehen “eas surprised. “Niver,” she wid. vinmainas ‘ohe foot and placing her arms akimbo. ‘‘What, never?” shouted a batch of youngsters who steod in the door. way watching the proceedings. ‘Fhe query acted on her like ashock : of electrity. Fire shot from her eyes, and she grabbed hold of a chair. “Your honor,” ‘said she, in slow did I killone o’ thim shpalpoens over there?, I can shtand bein’ took ed up in Jail, losing’ me shtoek, an all that. But when it comesters a having’ that Pinafore gag fired at me, I want ter go right out an’ die.” She was finally conciliated, and] with a parting reminder to call around and pay ber fine, she went out to get some fresh air and a drat =e ‘Cunningham Mane” 2 : The Casninaaiie.§ mine rs been relucated, ‘and the necevsat'y ‘papers ' were tiled with the County Recorder yesterday. This claim is situated abort @ mile north by east of the Pitteburg. ‘The former owners sunk a 200 foot incline, and_ran a drain tunnel'to tap the incline at &@ depth of 125 feet. Machimery, was erected, and considerable ore that paid $20 per ton -~was takeu out, Tho company ran south for the chute’ of ore, instead of narth as most miners believe they should. have done, and the profits were notso great as could have been desired. About teu years ago the hoisting works burned‘down, and the owners being somewhat discouraged at such a misfortune abandoned.the. property. The relocators say they intend to have works put up again and push ahead the develepment-of the ledge,'the ifcline and drain stilt being being in gidid shape. Mistery of Nevada County. “Phompson & West are actively engaged in. makiog arrangements for the publication of their Illustrated History of Nevada County. They have five canvassers and collectors already at work, and three more are on the way here. They havealready lithographed a large number of views jot our scenery, and are circulating copies of them free of charge among our citizens. The private office of the company will be in the TranscrrrT Block. ate To Work it Extensively. The tunnel of the Moston & Davis ledge at Orleans Flat is now ina distance of 320 feet, giving 180 feet backs. ‘The ledg¢is three feet thick and rich in fine sulphurets and free gold. A crushing’of ore will soon be ready. Assays show. that it goes 363.56 ‘per ton, Mr. Moston goes below. to-day to make arran having the claim work tensivelythan‘heretofore. — lb oa “he Derbec Mypc. Captain ‘Cox, Superintondent of the Derbec mine, eame down mon tofor . more ex-, ow" ia ty five Are, now at work. Mr. Cox feels mach encotiraged regarding <the progemt appearance of the mine ‘that may occur on the County and ‘'for, the following were made: tone, ‘‘fhat would the damages be . ‘ens lot, . That reminds us of Chris. B. F. Saell, A. G. Turner, Little York; John Eli,. P. Goyn®—Wasb. ington; 8. H. Dikeman, Geo.. -Lord— Rough and Ready; W. R. Dickieson, J. A. Clay—Bloomfield; J. A. Stidger, V.G. Bell Bridgeport; W. ¥. Cummings, F. Henry, Eureka. The number of delegates to the joint Senatorial Convention was placed at 18,:each township delegation present notiinating one, and four at large *heing nominated by the Covention, Delegates chosen: J. M. Walling, Wm. ‘George, R. P. Ferguson, B. F.Snell, J. McBean, ‘C. O. Taytor, J. G. O'Neill, H. Powell, W. Rankin, E. W. Roberts, O. P. Stidger, F. Burckhalter, M. L. Marsh. This delegation was instructed to cast a full!vote in case of absence of any’members. The County Central Committee were authorized to fill _all vacancies ‘begistative ticket. — Neminations for Supervisors froin the 3d and 5th districts being ‘called 3d we A. L. Woodruff; 5th district J, 8. Thompson. _ The Convention, at 9 o'clock P.M. adjourned sine die. THOMPSON aND West's Illustra. ted Histories are complete and ac. curate in ‘every particular, and do st belong to the class of work called ‘‘Directories,” ’ ‘“William, Miller’s Mistake” will ‘bs the subject-of Mr. Rice's remarks to-night at the Seventh-day Adventists’ tent on the Boulder street-cir. Naffziger’s horrid pun when he heard what the missionary had chosen for. a subject. He said if everybody had had the benefit of a little religious teaching he would probably not have missed steak from the» meat. block the other night just after a couple Digger Indians who had been hanging around left the shop. ——~—> oeMeadqearters for Nevadans. . John B. Conn,’ formerly of the National Exchange saloon, and C, A “Schroder are now conducting the Magnolia Saloon at 213 Montgomery street, San Francisco, next{to, Russ House. They’ have a fine establishment. Nevada county people will make the. Magnolia their headquarters when at the Bay, and they, may always be sure of @ hearty. welcome }. from the genial proprietors. Escaped Lanatic Captured. Con natable Peters of Grass Valley came up yesterday morning . with John Winger, an escaped inmate of Napa Insane Asylum. whom he’ had captured at Grass Valley. The prisouer was locked .up in the County Jail, — — —— ee —~ Pree Quinine The abolition of the duty on. qui*nine will probably make the market price from twenty-five to thirty percent less than it has been; which will bea boon tothe people. This medicine is almost one,.of the ’ The following are the names of the } County Central Committee for the; Lyons, J. Thomas, D. T. Hughes-Tanna Eptror Transcrirt: It shat some of your correspondents ; wre being much agitated in regard ‘. to the position I 'may desire from the soming County Convention. In orJer that their troubled” spirits may . have rest, I will say to them that T have not &sked nor do I expect a " nomination for any position upon the ticket. Furthermore that I will sive the gentleman fifty’ dollars in gold who will swear that I have ever asked for or electioneered with him for any office in Nevada connty. That lam in sympathy with those who favored the adoption of the new Constitation I boldly assert, and I {shall té the best of my ability, . by béth word and action, aid the electios of such and only such men to Stateand county positions as did favor thé mew. organic law, selecting the most éhpable, honest, and_trustworthy from both the Werkivgmen’s and the New Constitution parties for State ticket. Believing, as I do, that as to results, the objects of the two parties are the same, knowing that their interests are the same, and hoping that théy will consolidate and be but. one and the Same party, ‘and that their power and principles may be established not only in this county end State but in the whole natiot, thtn please say to ‘your many readers that I am not in this fight for personal profit. or . party prestige; but,for—principles, mighty or Republican Governments must fall. I only fear that the people have ‘slumbered too long, and that the slavery to party prejudice and corporation misrule are already. forged that their clan king will be heard in the halls of our next Legislature. If so the fruits of the late victory will be swept away like chaff before the wind. To the people I Will say, upon you depends the fortine of our State: Suffer nothing to stand in the way of securely establishing the great reforn:ation: r nobly begun, be hbnest to yourselves, ‘hore in whom Jeu bearera none but those im-whom. you can trust. SA — _ Mewsrns of Churches, Lodges, a Societies will find complete records of their organizations in THosror Nevapa County. <m whittle 4 fellow of four, the attends the infant class in Sunday school, feceived one Sunday moi ning @ card ‘ on which were the words, ‘‘ Pray. without ceasing.’ show ‘this to the biinister, long enough now,” THIS caps it. Advertiser! ‘Several rs have wen making ‘fam: of the Duke of Argyll’s red hair; ‘but he can’t help it, gentleman; he Was born so.” Sort o’ redheaditary, eh? Yesterday's Arrivain at

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Je ot leas: ma the widespread ; a! of the iaoticing "Mes to Mislariousi } A aeiran Gy 4 mah R = alate a ——. it a household —— “ed eae article titwould be a Ng Pacnten , Gries ‘Valls mistae to suppose thas: the Pro ang dou — al r Gturne ‘Hust qm malarial, digo hie is the only-bur}, E PSantord Grass Val C_H Mitebell Grass ¥ gee put upon t Faithful servant. . G? Winn do J M Chasey Marsh Mi Nix tn inosine wa GIUB AIC. . Oo ee BR Bs B 1f'tised-thitn any one t by* phy-, Petarentzcn Médy a dw Benecs oun sicians of all schools—allopaths,'. . Fe HC Bid City tag homi‘2opaths or any-tber. All paths dpe” ‘ke, ‘Moreh Pow Wil lead to.quinine, and there are dis-. JS Waters athe _ tricts of the United. States. where . J Ke'ser GW Gifin Pruckes. they could better do without salt . * Cinti@ You Bat TP Biue You Ret than this medicine. c Wright Heat SPatuyott San ee Mrs. Jennie R. Smith, the Jersey A sdonreneees GY a & yt City murderer. got religion the other ¢ Smith &-¢ French CW Lawrox, Graes Vall «day and cause) herself te be baptiazd, 4G W Suithcuy TEMP eyret Card from 3. T. Lewis. re peems’ principles; which must predominate . chains—-which shall. bind them im].. Hastily yo Jno. T. Tov son & West's lntcstrarep History: son gr" e: former pastor, and who . After his mother. had explained the . Of . text, he said, “I'll take eare I don't prays Pad the New York Valley }ey A Burraro exchange gets off the following at the expense of some henpecked Methodist: dominie of New York: ‘‘At a Methodist conference meeting in New York, ‘a map. got up and said he had tong wished to speak, but his wife wouldn't let him. His wife tad died, however. and having his liberty at last, ‘he . proposed to exercite to Toy" “aboat two minutes ‘the Yonference wept over the death of the lady as over the loss of a personal friend. aainehie Reema Revpablicas Nominee j For Surveyor, “oH S. Bradley, Of Nevada City. . Repiblican Nominee. For District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord, Of Nevada, Now that'we have 8.8 To the building. on Broad street, Next Door tb Zekind's Cigar Ktoré Where we have the : ORWARD = UPWARD sb RE ‘EMOWED : a FINEST STORE IN THE COUNTY, ‘Conte snd see what ‘we Prdpore to do. Age of Progress Deniatid coon Goons, REASONABLE PRICES, CotRTEOUS Treatmneny, Thatis why they patronize the ——_. The People who Patronize Metchente ; in this. <a IMPORTANT Republican Nominee. Fer Assemblyman, . ‘J. B. .Patterson, © Of Little York. Democra atic Nominee, For Mecordcr, M. McDonough, % _., Of Grass Valley. Repiblican Nominee.; For Assemblyman, R. P. Ferguson, For Assemblyman, ~ James Marriott, Of North Bloomficld. Republican Ncminee, For Assessor, JamesRe id, Ot Moofe’s Fiat. -Jetry N. Payne, ? ~ Ot Nevada City. -Repitblican Nominee. Fer Sheri, Joseph Perrin, Republican Nominee. dons A. Rapp, Republican Weminee. Yer Treasurer,G. von Schmittburg, Of Nevada City. Democratic Weminee. For Assessor, Dan. Collins, — ot Gyass Valley. Republican Nominee. j Fer Treasurer, J, G. O'Neill, Of Columbia Hill. é Republican Nominee. “For PuNlic Administrater,J. J. Weisenberger, Ot Nevada City. Notice to 0. Taxpeyers, fee EQUALIZED xD ARSTESSMENT ROLL of Névada Cit 1879, has been placed in my and taxes be er’ due on all yds ng en the Marshal's office on Prireed’' deroet. all taxes ae east on or before the first} . Monday of A 9, oes peoay P. aon will be deliseeset™ wow hee five added tw theaghoun Oto 12, A. M. Ores tenet Toya ., BALD yj City Macehal. — a ee, i . De ‘We Welt Goods at DREMS GOOnms, 2s Per Cent. Less than any of our Celbietitors, —_——— IMPORTED NOVEETIEs, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MILLISERY, Rentember that our prices are 18126) #\25 FANCY coon, FINE CLOTHING, 25 35 GENTS’ FURNISHING GoeDs, Et. 52s) (38) Bear it in mind that the per ct. lower than you can.obtain elsewhere. lett Cheap Cash Sen Mas Removed next door to Ickind's. em Pare 7 > ~. “PRICE LIST. WM. WOLF'S c= FOR CASH Subject te-Correction Flour, per "Foo ih. $2 1b, Lard, 8 pound cans, Brerything else i in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. Main Street, Neveda “it¥ March 28, 1872. i Wheat; per 100° Ibs, 2.25 Corn, per 100 lbs, 7 Bran, 100. Ibs, 1 12} Mixed Feed per 100 Ibs, 1:37) Middlings, per 100 Ibs, 1.50 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 87) Crushed Sugar, 8 Ibs, 100 Brown Stgar, .11} “Ibs’ 1.00 Green Coftee, 5 lbs 100 Ground Coffee, Sib cans, 60 Rice, 14 Ibs 100 Beans, 26 tbe)/3 00 Soap, 8 bars. 2 Soap, perdox 50 Candies, 14 for 25 Candles, perbex \}75 Oysters Scansfor 100 Salmon, ‘Scansfor 100 Tomatoes, @cansfor 100 Green Corn, 6 cans for : = String Beans, 5 cans for Sardines, Gcansfor 00 Green Peas, 4cansfor 100 . Biueberries, 5 cans for” a Kerosene, per gallon, © Kerosene, per 8 galled tai 150 Syrup, . per gallon, 7 Syrup, Sgullonkegs, 350 Bacon, pet pound. ik Hams, per po i} . @ood Green Tea“ = ‘. Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Golf perB, & Coffee, per paper 90 lw ‘Powder, 3papers 29 Corn Starch, papers, 2 Starch, Q-papers, 2% Starch, perbox, = 79 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 23 Spices, all Kinds, bottle 10 Pickles, per bottle 25. Pickles, » 5’gallon kegs 2 °° HE*DA _NEVAD. é Pe ee: — 4 Work in “claim has b ‘ed. George H * iran at B. from a thr weateru 11! The effie Mining Cor tu the buil >sacket and Beckman ‘heen fitted is now one of the kind E ward ‘broken a { “was engage \ \ estly and _Murchie m The cas son of Bric with assau tried befor Saturday. Owing t tor, KE. A, tepublicas Public Ai declined t¢ ‘ Abay_¥ the New C over: the st ed up he pronounce THomps reliable bi jntercours -_-» : Caleb R ett et als, fendents‘t accident ii which Ev: John D ‘Continued All case is defenda ued for th joy.. Cou Hupp and ant, A. FE Cross. Co ’ @ postpon ity ef * aiies oft acnt the c tember 1¢ Jas. BA Notice th on Augius “Yohei hin. 2 " Court _ Friday im ran ‘Wedne way'carry ‘ex throug her fathe street, ‘through g ‘cellar beb foremost. “on a pile « . Say neiths were seri sustained « _ The on! Wron ing (CW od. . the contr $2,475. . ally tend. complete In cons John B. € householc be sold at On We nimed Fr Kureka L and was 1 himdrom THomers Teo His1 will cont each Tor times to t There~ Working tion club Saturday delegatior