July 27, 1871 (4 pages)

pioneers of the county, “atic business ( Fr Yok Govenxon, NEWTON-BDOTH, of Sacramento, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, &. PACHECO..:. of San Luis Obispo SECRETARY or Stats, DRURY MELONE. eieretie ha Stuvevor Grkexat, ROBT. E. GARDNER.. of Humboldt. ‘GENERAL, ATTORNEY JOHD L. LOVE... of Sam Francisco. . GRANT I. TAGGART... of Shasta, THOS. A. SPRINGER... Hanson Cominesionen. For Concne®s—Second District. SARGERT. . 6. ror of Nevada. COUNTY TICKET. ; For State Senator, €HABLES KENT..:. -0f Nevada City. For Assemblymen, HENRY EVERETT. . of Birchville. STEPHEN BARKER. .of Little York. ROBERT BELL.. --+.0f Truckee. ¢, M. DAYS.. og Sespees of Grass Valley. For Sheriff, JOSEPH PERBIN..-.of Forest Springs. For County Clerk, A.A THOMAS C. PLUNKET...of Truckee. . Por Recorder, d.M. WALLING.. of Rough & Ready. ‘Por Treasurer, —-— A. GOLDSMITH.... of Nevada City. For Assessor JOHN T. MORGAN.. of North San Juan. _ For District Attorney; My; S_DEAL. ..0565 »-.-.0f Nevada City. For Road Commissioner, WHELLIAM DAWES.., of Grass Valley. . For Superintendent of Schools, B.J. WATSON..00.5, of Forest Springs, : For Coroner, DR. HIBBE, 4. ee cc e ss Of Grags Yaney. For Sarveyor, 4.6. MATHER. .2.5. of Grass ViHey. For Public Administrator. JOHN M. BUSH. -«-,--0f North Bloomfeld. JUDICIAL ELECTION. JUDGES OF THE SUPREME Counr. : Tong Term—A. L. RHODES. .of Santa Clara: Short Term—A. C. NILES.. -of Nevada. For Supt. or ScHoo.s. HENRY M. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco. COUNTY TICKET. For County Judge, r JOHN CALDWELL.:.. of Nevada City. _" "Whe County Convention. — The Union Republican County Convention completed. its werk or Saturday, snd the result will be found in the ticket at the head of ’ the TRaNscurrr this morning, On the County Ticket to be voted for in ‘the September election, the name of Chas. Kent of Nevada, ap . pears as Senator. Charley Kent was nominated by acclamation. He has, in addition to his acquaintance in every part of the eounty, an extensive acquaintance and business rela. tions with other parts of the State. He is earnest and energetic in everything he undertakes, and has as big & heart under his vest as any man in the State. Charley is always ready to “give the pocr bugger a show,”’ and will look well to the interests of the people of the county and State. On the Assemby ticket, we have first, Henry Everett, of Bridgeport, & man of most excellent business qualifications, of extensive agg uaintance in the county, and worthy to represent any constituency in the State Legislature. Robert Bell, of Truckee, comes next on the list. Mr. Bell is a merchant at Truckee, a thoroughly competent man, who reseived the united indorsement of his . delegation, and is entirely worthy of . : . one of the new settlers on Dry Creek, . . Caldwell has been nominated for . : ete y & short time after retiring for the the confidence and hearty support, of the people. Mr. Bell was a candidate on the anti-Lecompton ticket for State Sénator in El Dorado coun. . ty,in’57,and was beaten only 36 votes, running ahead of ‘his ticket. The next election he ran for Couuty ‘Treasurer on the sare ticket,and was elected, being the only successful eandidate on the ticket. J. M, Days, of Grass Valley, comes next on the list. .0f San Frarciseo, . FERDINAND BAEHR.of San Francisco. here. Eg a a . . Vieksburg campaign. . First Lieutenant. rm a j make a competent clerk; He has . the whole community where he re= . Fhe par ; nw Committee . x psidestor pis friends, amd madgmapy, Of the Unig, I ‘ bow inden teers oes 8 am. on Be Waitin 4 bot . G4 Bel os a = réceived the nomes . «ae Goat Wal. . suid the following: Executive Com. ination-of the Convenfion. Mr. Wal . mittee; dGustfen Cake Pon . ing serv i arsin the . : ling served the nation four yearSin the . Belden, 3. C, Rich, P, Muisiypatd . ) army, and was with Grant in the . He enlisted . #8 § private and attained the rank of . Mr. Walling is . H. Atwater. } this list out and preserve it: i T, ublican . Party, ar As some mistakes occurred in. names yesterday, we publish to-day . : ich . @ Corrected lst ‘of the Committee. :} well quslified for the place for which . ae % the is notiftiated: “and has many ac. *Bose who.have occasion to do bus . Quaintances and friends ithe eeunty. . For Treasurer A. Gotdsmith, of ni Nevada, was selected by the Goa! Nevada, 4—Jonathan Otark: ‘AH. ness with the Committee should cut ,. ome, andit generally happens ¢ at . when hé does most for the public . Welfarehé gets .thé severesteensure. } out D. B. Hoffman, one of the Grant . Electors, on the ground that upon . 13,000 of the tickets the name was . printed D. A. Hoffman. There was . no pretense that D. B. Hoffman was . not the person intended to be voted . for. “The Secretary, however, dis-' . regatded the matter‘of the voters’ inIn the Autumn of 1868, the Secretary . re of State made an attempt to count’! =o s » start on an 4p M. Paott is about t Secure your Tickets», an he’ Arctic exploration of B own, in an . + = ‘With ont Delay p@é ina severe hit at journalism ih jodie capes boagiaich, wi afin as j i an we tis country in his Saturday's sp Tee pn sew re f mt of i $90,000 The life of a journalist if Motan easy}? flougparrel “Et < Bg P ae Seinen tl — At Truckee, on the Zid inst, by Rev. R. C icker, 8. B. Weller to D. A. Shirland, rr N EW CONcENP ARTA Grass Valley, Nevada County, PROF. HASSELMEYER, N his Famous and World-Renowned feats of PRESTIDIGITATION. . ESCAMOTAGE, MUSIC, MAGIC, EDUCATED BIRDS ry j vention. Mr. Goldsmith is a Ger-} man by birth, and commands the re. spect, not only of his native countryParker, P. H. Belden, J. C. Rich, Grass-Valley, 3—O. H. P. Sheets, Geo: W. Dixon, A: A. Mulloy. . tention, . letterin the™ d st wpon ‘the strict . ; ots. On Tuesday, In the Performances of which he statids AND MICE 3 . without a Rival, wlll peform at the He will make a g00d officer. . @dargo” element in this county. . partial Assessor for the county. ; notice of the candidate out to suit . himself. . team”’ and hard to beat. We under= ‘rience im‘ road making in the old country, and we all know the Eng. about his being a laboring man,as he . lish roads are amoung the best in the . 4 world, and being a good roadster he . . is bound to make a good run. . For Superintendent of Schools, B. . jd. Watson, of Forest Springs is the j nominee. Mr, Watson has been con‘nected with thé public ‘schools” for a number of years, and has been a . teacher in one strict of this county . for six or eight years. Daring most . of the time he has been-a menibet “of the County Board of Examination. He is an active and earnest worker in the interest of Public Schools,and thoroughly qualified for the place. In addition to this, Mr. Watson is a genial gentleman, and makes friends . ‘where he is known. J.G. Mather, of Grass Valley, is the nominee for County Surveyor. He is a surveyor and civil engineer of exter tive experience, and thoroughly . qualified for the position for which he is nominated. He is well known in the county and will run well. John M. Bush, of Bloomfield, one . of the pioneers of the county, is the nominee for Public Administrator. Mr. Bush has an extensive acquaintance on the ridge, and is everywhere well thought of. He will make an honest and efficient officer. For Coroner Dr. Kibbe, of Grass Valley, has been seleeted. The Dr. is well known in that locality, and stends well in his profession. This . position which so often requires that . . the causes producing death should . be inquired into, ought to be filled . by a physician. . . ‘for at the October ele County-.Judge, Judge Caldwell has . many strong personal friends in Eureka township, his former residence, . and has made many such since his . residence here. He has served one . term1n the Legislature and one as . District Attorney, and in these positions, as well as in every relation of Lfe, his sustained an honorable . Mr. Days has already made a record as a legislator, which entitles him to thé confidence of the people, and he will go to Sacramento with all the udvantages that experience gives in the business of the House. Stephen Berker, of Little York, isa substantiantial citizen, highly respected by all who know him, and he isa representative man, Por Sheriff we have Josc ph Perrin of Forest Springs: Mr. Perrin is a native of Connecticut and one of the He is a miner, a citizen ‘of high repute and has hosts of friends aniong all classes in Grass Valley township. To see and talk with Perrin, is to estcem him asa man and as s citizen. For County Clerk T.C. Plunkott of Truckee is the nominee. Mr. Plunkett is a thorough and systemposition for which he has been nom. inated by the Convention. SS Tus. AmMapor’ Waz.—The dispatches of the 24th, announce that difficulties have been renewed in Amador, and that several had been wounded and two were killed. The dispatches of the 25th to the Union ceived in that place by the military or the mine owners in regard to the difliculty. Baxer, the balloonist, who ascended from Utica, N. -¥., on the 4th, landed in the woods in Forres. port, 28/miles from Utica, in 20 min. Inen, but also the entire community. JOHN A. McGLYNN..0f San Francigco. ! : For Assessor we have John T, Mor; gan, of Bridgeport. Mr, Morgan is . @ Welshman by birth, and represents He is one of the substantial citizens of the county, and is respected by all . who know him. John T. Morgan . will not only carry a large vote for . himself, but he will add strength to . the entire ticket. If elected, as he . ; will be, he will make a fair and im-} Transcript, a conver wanes between two Democratic miners, about the For District Attorney, M. S. Deal } elegant diamond ring, latest style . /is the nominee. Our modesty inclothes, etc., that were ions Baa duces us to ask the reader to fill this pee ae 5 . Valley Union comes to us with a! . Republic Co’s . abling” . coop and felt under the hen and hatching chickens to endeavor to . State of affairs, returned to the house, and soon returned with the fire shovel and tongs, with which weapons Burkhalter. . G. Bell.” Eureka—H. Atwater. Washington—L. R. Prescott. Bloomfield—V. D. Burt. Little York—B, F. Snell. > @h. Blarney. leader on the subject: attributing the . For Road Commissioner, we have me aa the he ae A ps rae . William Dawes of Grass Valley, a ee hoa a Taint, 2 N 2 . representative of the Cornish boys in . oe nae bi ati See the county. Bill Dawes is a “whole Be Caen, BINA rene obit ae Our objectin writing the afore. . Stand that he has had much expe. said article was’ to show that the ; due. . miness were not so easily gulled, . Said he was. In order to assist Col. lieving we would be doing a personal favor, we merely seggested that he play Old Gwin’s dodge upon the miners, by putting on a-miner’s suit just before he entered a place composed mostly of laboring men. Eyv. : erybody knows Gwiti played this game. That's all. > ; ‘Camp Meeting. : Rev. W. Corwin requests us to state that there will be ao camp . meeting held by members of the M. E. Church, about % of a mile from Indian Springs, in this. county ; eommencing on the 7th day: of August, which will be one week from next Friday. There will be a public. table, anda hay-yard kept, forthe accommodation of all who may attend the meeting, and wish to pay for their meals, and hire their horses fed. No huckster’s. shops will be allowed on the ground within one mile of the meeting. ate a, Y . Mining Loeations. Michael Byrne & Cs have located 800 feet on Democrat Hill. The claims are bounded by the Black . claims and Bever . . rock, and extend to the center of the bill. -—_——————— >. PLayInc wrra DrkaTH.—The San Joaquin Valley f duly § _ . 4 er Arius ef uly wae = . parel bush, and sent to Grass Valiey On the Judicial ticket, to be woksk! lates the following startling incident: . Be rae lection, John . OB Bight last week, HL. Haskell, . .* S@xgeon. c » JO night, heard a setting hen making a noise, as if disturbed by some wild animal, upon which he went to the coop to see what was the matter. The moon was shining brightly, enhim to see anyobject that Was uncovered, and perceiving nothing that he thought would cause the : ah . hen and her young chickens to make i ; 3 lifie r the . : hand tame. He is well qualified for the . such @ noise, he run his bh: in the: find out what was the matter, when he grasped in his fingers a huge rattlesnake, when the fiom San Francisco, say that no continuing bis repast upon young news of the outbreak had been re. Chickens. The lady learning the . the snake was soon dispatched and drawn from the coop; when killed the snake still had a chicken in his mouth, which he had not been able to utes. Nitsson porformed the part of gunnet at the recent regatta at New York, in saluting the yachts as they passed quaran ine, and also in firing off one education for the position, and will swallow, which accounts for his’ not bitting the man while being thrown from the coop by Haskell with his naked hand. The snake is represented to have been about three feet of the la:ge guns at Fort Hamilton. & and a half in length, and an extraordinary large one, Meadow Lake, 2—P. Murray, F. Bridgeport, 1—John B, Hunter, V. Rough and Ready—George Flint. We gave, ina recent issue of the . E. J. Lewis Esq., whereat the Grass . . December 2d, after the newspapers+ had said a great deal, in very plain . language, because the conduct of a/. Monday and Tuesday Evenings, . high State official threatened a great . . wrong to the country, the matter was . sent to the Supreme Court. The . five Judgesin a few hours on the. . same day decided as one man that . . the course of the Secretary was wrong . and the protests of the journalists . right. It was stated at the time that . the ruling motive of the Secretary . . Was to effect money wagered on the lelection of the Grant ticket. To . these charges no satisfactory reply was ever made to our knowledge; nor yet to the other one that the GovernNEVADA THEATRE, July 3ist, August Ist. P'ice of Atbnission—One Dollar, Chil ; Trusteéé: Hon. Wm . dren half price. Doors open at 7 o’clock, d commences at 8. To all whom it may: Concern. AY, igre rs ‘my wife, Mrs. AnnaConland, has left my bed and boa out just cause or provocation, Th tify all persons against harbo: ing heron my account, as 1 debts contacted by Ne E. J. Lewis Esq., and that a repeti. tion of the same conversation might not occur at other places, and be-. He threw down the rep. tile and called to his wife, snake ran back to the coop and coiled himself around the hen and her brood, . or was, on Saturday night and Sun. day preceding the 2d of December, closeted with the Secretary in the Capitol and State Library, and that he too, sshemed ts--have this Repabtiean Elector counted. out on an informality. ; sie Squaw Monday last, as we noticed, . Grass Valley Union, a tion of Place fromthe up ; county to attend }the Anthony the tribe we . road. near . acciden portion of the convention near use. As several of ndolph Fiat a serious lappenedr -A “buck’’ was 1g @ papoose, and his Mahala walking in advance of him. Buch eondeseensian ag ‘“teting’’—-a ‘childis wonderful in # buck Indian, but this one did it. He carried, at the same time his weapon which was ashot-gun. He had the shot-gun in his right hand and the little Lo on his left arm. The muzzle of the shot-gun pointed to the front, and was not carried according to the tacties, whick require the muzzle of the piece to be ‘always elevated. . Buck came to a slippery place in the road, the slippery place being caused by water running over the road. Buck fell down and the cock of his shot-gun struck on the ground with force sufficient to discharge it. The gun was loaded with small shot and these struck Mahala who was walking in front of buck. The charge entered the fleshy part of the thigh and carried with it into the wound a wad of clothing. She fell down and yelled, of course. John Williams and Frank Torple coming along. /about. the time of the yelling, inquired into the matter and rendered assistance. They found the wound a bad one, took the woman to an . improvished hospital under a chapWi There is no doubt but that the shooting was accidental Who Takes It? A sore headed candidate of the Re. publican Convention which made . RoMinations on Tuesday, offers the . following proposition to any one: . . $1,000, that Newton Booth will . carry this county, . $200, on each candidate nomaina_ ted by the Republicans. No blowing, Democrats, but come to the center with your coin, if you have any confidence in your own . party nominations. x eee te, THE discovery of an ancient outlet to Lake Superior is mentioned by Professor Winchell, the Director of the State Geological survey of Mich. igan, in his last report. Itisa deep valley, bordered with high bluffs, and runs from Lake Superior to Green Bay, in Lake Michigan, suggesting the practicability of a ship canal along the same route, with a view to short-ning the voyage between the ports of the two lakes, Se AsHBuRY’s new yacht Livonia, which is to come over to America in the fall to race the New York Yacht . Club, is 280 tons burden, old measurement. A model of her, in accordance with the rules of the New York Club, has just been sent to that city ACCIDENTALLY as proceeding doayn the . : . AND BOSTON, via Via Fo. maha, Chicago, Wayne, Pennsylvania Central and an Handle Routes—Ist, 2nd and #d classes. } Tickets can be had of W. H, DAVIDSON, at . te Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Brass: and String Music. HE, Nevada City Braseand String Bands . are prepared to furnish the best music . to be obtained in Nevada County, for Pe: litical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, . ete. The Brass Band being under the leader, . Ship of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band . under the direction of M. M. Blum, and . composed of well known and popular mu. Sicians, is a sufficient guarantee of the style . of mausic to be furnisked. M. M. BI.UM, Business Manager. Nevada, July 26th, 1871. aa PROBATE NOTICE. _ TATE OF €ALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, in Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of Alexander Thomson, de’ going petition, praying for an order to sell the personal property of said estate, iti ordered that Monday, the 31st day of July; A. D., 1871, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Room in the Court House at Nevada City, be and the same are hereby appoint d as the time and place for hearing said application. 3 And it is further ordered that notice of at least five days be given of the hearing of said application by publication in the Nevada Daily Transcript. A. C. NILES, July 24th, 1871. Probate Judge. State of California, County of Nevada—1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an original Order of the Probate Court now remaining on file and on record in my oftice. ~— Witness my hand and the Seal { Seal } of said Court this 24th day of awe duly, A: D:.1871; J. J. ROGERS, Clerk, By H. Darneat, Deputy. jly16 DR. LEVINGS’ SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW, po THE CURE OF FEMALE DISEASES: Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow has never been equalled as a safe and effectual remedy for Female Diseases. None but the practicing Physician is aware of the throughout our whole land, and asa consequence these diseases are leaving their imprint on the rising generation. One bottle will dispel the inaccessible character of the disease, though more may he required to complete a cure. Sold by all Druggists. ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES. i i AVE ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE. MENTS over the others. They are fast, simple, durable and warranted the best Sewing Machine in use. kA. Buy none until you have seen the “ELLIPTIC,” A. H, SUPLEE, Gen. Agent, 27, New Montgomery St. SAN FRANCISCO. A. GOLDSMITH, Agent, Nevada JAMES MONRO, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, CORNED BEE, CORNED PORK, &, > Meats sold at retsonable rates for Cash — Shop oa Broad Sircet i j Theatre, » Opposite the ee OHN K. SALE « announces himse J * candidate for the office of Fonte an : mnlnistratur ‘St the ensuing County Ele ¢ on WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Counselors and AttorneysatLaw, CKETS TO NEW YORE) ceased. Upon reading and filing the rore. very alarining extent to which they prevail By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS: ASSOCIATION, in aid ofa Home hy bled Miners. j 87 60,000 Tickets wiil be sold BF The Most Liberal Behéme 1OW Vetory the public, * NO TICKETS CANCELED/ xo DEDUC. . TION ON AMOUNT OF PHizks $15,000 in: Now is your ch aid ina noble ch . erect in the viciyfity of Grass Valley a ‘for disabled And “puperannuated Miners The Home yé propose to erect Will be under the managément and direction of the fo). lowing Well known geitlemon, of Watt, Hon Thos, Find. ley, X. B. Brady, Esq., Dudley ‘Hoyt, Eso anwd Martin Ford, ksq., 3 sidents of Grass Valley. The first drawing to take Place in Cay. fornia, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed -to the ticket holders, as * for a fortune, and ty It is Proposed to follows. ; . 1 Gift of Gold Cofm..0.00., $15,000 . 1 Gift of Gold Coin. 07717"° --+-19,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin.,. totes cee 5,00 1 Gift of Gold COIR go aenicei, Son 3. Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each., 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $5099 each, 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each. . . 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $200 each., , 60 Gifts of Gold Cuin of $100 each,, 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of 350 each. 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 200° Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each. 5,000 800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 ‘The drawing will take place. and gifts he awarded in -precistiy the game imannper a3 the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of 4 the Mercantile Library, and undenthe mManagement of a Committee of well known rsponsible residents of Névada County Cal, TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & CO,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. ari above Gifts the sum of In addition to the Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the following named gentlemen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and ‘Martin Ford, Esq., for the purpose of build. ing and establishing at Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated miners, For a guarantee that the gifts wlll be fairly drawn, we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County. where. ' 20 per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. Com-_ (missions — paid in tickets, Om Teceipt of . Post office order or Greenbacks for $30we . Will send Twelve Tickets to any addrees in the United States, . adel io ; GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Buildjng, Grass Valley. ROOT & CADY, USIC PUBLISHERS and Wholesale & ‘Retail Dealers in every variety of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Geo. Seeck & Co's Piano Fortes. Mason & Hamiin’s Cabinet Organs. No. 67 Washington Street, CHICAGO. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Orc AT THE COURT HOUSE. __Nevada, May 25tie. Dissolution of Co-partnership. HE partnership heretofore existing w_ der the firm name of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. = E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD. Having purchased the interest of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued as usual, at the old Stand, under the Transcript Office. Persons indebted to the late firm areutquested to call and settle immediately. July 20th. E. M. PRESTON. . Notice to Creditors. STATE OF Alexander Thomson éEK ceased. Notice is hereby given by the uudersigned, administrator of the Estate of Alexander Thomson, deceased, to the ereditors of, and all persons pete claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them With the necessary vouchers, within te months after the first publication of ie notice, to the said administrator, st the office of John I. Caldwell, in the city and county of Nevada, California. ee CHAS. McELVY, Administrator. Dated July 25th 1871. Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Hors I Bowen, deceased. Notice is heredy 4 by the undersigned Adiministraterof the Ee tute of Horace Bowen, decensed, to tages itors of and all persons having claims a said deceased, to exhibit the same withnecessary vouchers within four months ter the publication of this notice, to onterl dersigned, at the office of John I. Cald os Broad Street, in the City und County of vada. ©. McELVY, Public Administrewr. Nevada, July 25th, 1371. = Meeting of Stockholders. OTICE is héreby given that 3 Mi N of the Porkheiae of the Nevada Mountain Lakes Ive Co. will be noleaT their office, in Nevada City, on MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST ues for the purpose of incressing the py Stock of said Company in the sum 0 Hundred Shousaad Dolan Stockholder are requested to be preseiit. is CHAS. KENT, eure” ’ E. W. Bicexow, Secretary. . Music! Music! Qe: DAR Original News iN Bress Band is prepared 4 EW.MU'S! b farnish as good Music # omen many other in the ad wend most respocttull? A licit the patronage of al) desiring M Excursions, Political Hustiings, ete. al @ N. B. If you want Good Music , p. CAB the Original Nevada Brass Band, D. TER leader. CaNTINE, G. A. kK. BOOTH, On Saturday, Sept. 16th, 197]. ~ Good responsible agents wanted éverysist NE © . On thugiast s hel. State ar W. Will Chairms he revie’ vention, date sel songratn vellence and good predictec ticket, St Was rece) crowd. Hon. / troduced speech, . State iss had been hopeful'a che felt Democra ‘speech vy ‘and he > by the he d.W. € and eloqg utes, whi ope Bix: and Mr, 1 for, and ] with a sti ~utes and t We hav. cal Conv than exist the Repub ~ day aftern be expect evident de egates to There wer their prefe This could ~~ séemed sat been fully gates only “secure sue one of the sented to t and upon terests of elements o resented. mends itse people, ar hearty sup in the cour I } The non party of th ‘Marsh of consists of Meadow La is one of th a large -ta. identified \ people. H nese qualifi first rate Sx —— The case vs. the Sui pied four . term of the in the Distr liams & Jok plaintiffs ax M.S. Deal. The issue right, clain the town of sent yesterd lowed to tak tion of prop 4ges withou Distr Ah Loye : Hock. Ju out costs. Dennis O' and Frederi England, we Court adjc " ing at 10 0’c WV On Tuesd ‘publicans go and serenad the resident ican ticket, . Ka <\ W. H. Da: been appoint of the Easter be seen by ; day’s paper information them with ti "Tarren th been carried *hed, India,

pioneers of the county, “atic business ( Fr Yok Govenxon, NEWTON-BDOTH, of Sacramento, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, &. PACHECO....:.. of San Luis Obispo SECRETARY or Stats, DRURY MELONE. eieretie ha Stuvevor Grkexat, ROBT. E. GARDNER.... of Humboldt. ‘GENERAL, ATTORNEY JOHD L. LOVE..... of Sam Francisco. . GRANT I. TAGGART...... of Shasta, THOS. A. SPRINGER...... Hanson Cominesionen. For Concne®s—Second District. SARGERT. . 6.. ror of Nevada. COUNTY TICKET. ; For State Senator, €HABLES KENT...:.. -0f Nevada City. For Assemblymen, HENRY EVERETT.. . of Birchville. STEPHEN BARKER. .of Little York. ROBERT BELL... --+..0f Truckee. ¢, M. DAYS.... og Sespees of Grass Valley. For Sheriff, JOSEPH PERBIN...-.of Forest Springs. For County Clerk, A.A THOMAS C. PLUNKET.....of Truckee. . Por Recorder, d.M. WALLING.... of Rough & Ready. ‘Por Treasurer, —-— A. GOLDSMITH....... of Nevada City. For Assessor JOHN T. MORGAN... of North San Juan. _ For District Attorney; My; S_DEAL. ...0565 »-.-.0f Nevada City. For Road Commissioner, WHELLIAM DAWES...., of Grass Valley. . For Superintendent of Schools, B.J. WATSON...00.5, of Forest Springs, : For Coroner, DR. HIBBE, 4. ee cc e ss Of Grags Yaney. For Sarveyor, 4.6. MATHER. ..2..5. of Grass ViHey. For Public Administrator. JOHN M. BUSH. -«-,--0f North Bloomfeld. JUDICIAL ELECTION. JUDGES OF THE SUPREME Counr. : Tong Term—A. L. RHODES. .of Santa Clara: Short Term—A. C. NILES.... -of Nevada. For Supt. or ScHoo.s. HENRY M. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco. COUNTY TICKET. For County Judge, r JOHN CALDWELL.:... of Nevada City. _" "Whe County Convention. — The Union Republican County Convention completed. its werk or Saturday, snd the result will be found in the ticket at the head of ’ the TRaNscurrr this morning, On the County Ticket to be voted for in ‘the September election, the name of Chas. Kent of Nevada, ap . pears as Senator. Charley Kent was nominated by acclamation. He has, in addition to his acquaintance in every part of the eounty, an extensive acquaintance and business rela. tions with other parts of the State. He is earnest and energetic in everything he undertakes, and has as big & heart under his vest as any man in the State. Charley is always ready to “give the pocr bugger a show,”’ and will look well to the interests of the people of the county and State. On the Assemby ticket, we have first, Henry Everett, of Bridgeport, & man of most excellent business qualifications, of extensive agg uaintance in the county, and worthy to represent any constituency in the State Legislature. Robert Bell, of Truckee, comes next on the list. Mr. Bell is a merchant at Truckee, a thoroughly competent man, who reseived the united indorsement of his . delegation, and is entirely worthy of . : . one of the new settlers on Dry Creek, . . Caldwell has been nominated for . : ete y & short time after retiring for the the confidence and hearty support, of the people. Mr. Bell was a candidate on the anti-Lecompton ticket for State Sénator in El Dorado coun. . ty,in’57,and was beaten only 36 votes, running ahead of ‘his ticket. The next election he ran for Couuty ‘Treasurer on the sare ticket,and was elected, being the only successful eandidate on the ticket. J. M, Days, of Grass Valley, comes next on the list. ..0f San Frarciseo, . FERDINAND BAEHR..of San Francisco. here. Eg a a . . Vieksburg campaign. . First Lieutenant. rm a j make a competent clerk; He has . the whole community where he re= . Fhe par ; nw Committee . x psidestor pis friends, amd madgmapy, Of the Unig, I ‘ bow inden teers oes 8 am. on Be Waitin 4 bot . G4 Bel os a = réceived the nomes . «ae Goat Wal. . suid the following: Executive Com. ination-of the Convenfion. Mr. Wal . mittee; dGustfen Cake Pon . ing serv i arsin the . : ling served the nation four yearSin the . Belden, 3. C, Rich, P, Muisiypatd . ) army, and was with Grant in the . He enlisted . #8 § private and attained the rank of . Mr. Walling is . H. Atwater. } this list out and preserve it: i T, ublican . Party, ar As some mistakes occurred in. names yesterday, we publish to-day . : ich . @ Corrected lst ‘of the Committee. :} well quslified for the place for which . ae % the is notiftiated: “and has many ac. *Bose who.have occasion to do bus . Quaintances and friends ithe eeunty. . For Treasurer A. Gotdsmith, of ni Nevada, was selected by the Goa! Nevada, 4—Jonathan Otark: ‘AH. ness with the Committee should cut ,. ome, andit generally happens ¢ at . when hé does most for the public . Welfarehé gets .thé severesteensure. } out D. B. Hoffman, one of the Grant . Electors, on the ground that upon . 13,000 of the tickets the name was . printed D. A. Hoffman. There was . no pretense that D. B. Hoffman was . not the person intended to be voted . for. “The Secretary, however, dis-' . regatded the matter‘of the voters’ inIn the Autumn of 1868, the Secretary . re of State made an attempt to count’! =o s » start on an 4p M. Paott is about t Secure your Tickets», an he’ Arctic exploration of B own, in an . + = ‘With ont Delay p@é ina severe hit at journalism ih jodie capes boagiaich, wi afin as j i an we tis country in his Saturday's sp Tee pn sew re f mt of i $90,000 The life of a journalist if Motan easy}? flougparrel “Et < Bg P ae Seinen tl — At Truckee, on the Zid inst, by Rev. R. C icker, 8. B. Weller to D. A. Shirland, rr N EW CONcENP ARTA Grass Valley, Nevada County, PROF. HASSELMEYER, N his Famous and World-Renowned feats of PRESTIDIGITATION. . ESCAMOTAGE, MUSIC, MAGIC, EDUCATED BIRDS ry j vention. Mr. Goldsmith is a Ger-} man by birth, and commands the re. spect, not only of his native countryParker, P. H. Belden, J. C. Rich, Grass-Valley, 3—O. H. P. Sheets, Geo: W. Dixon, A: A. Mulloy. . tention, . letterin the™ d st wpon ‘the strict . ; ots. On Tuesday, In the Performances of which he statids AND MICE 3 . without a Rival, wlll peform at the He will make a g00d officer. . @dargo” element in this county. . partial Assessor for the county. ; notice of the candidate out to suit . himself. . team”’ and hard to beat. We under= ‘rience im‘ road making in the old country, and we all know the Eng. about his being a laboring man,as he . lish roads are amoung the best in the . 4 world, and being a good roadster he . . is bound to make a good run. . For Superintendent of Schools, B. . jd. Watson, of Forest Springs is the j nominee. Mr, Watson has been con‘nected with thé public ‘schools” for a number of years, and has been a . teacher in one strict of this county . for six or eight years. Daring most . of the time he has been-a menibet “of the County Board of Examination. He is an active and earnest worker in the interest of Public Schools,and thoroughly qualified for the place. In addition to this, Mr. Watson is a genial gentleman, and makes friends . ‘where he is known. J.G. Mather, of Grass Valley, is the nominee for County Surveyor. He is a surveyor and civil engineer of exter tive experience, and thoroughly . qualified for the position for which he is nominated. He is well known in the county and will run well. John M. Bush, of Bloomfield, one . of the pioneers of the county, is the nominee for Public Administrator. Mr. Bush has an extensive acquaintance on the ridge, and is everywhere well thought of. He will make an honest and efficient officer. For Coroner Dr. Kibbe, of Grass Valley, has been seleeted. The Dr. is well known in that locality, and stends well in his profession. This . position which so often requires that . . the causes producing death should . be inquired into, ought to be filled . by a physician. . . ‘for at the October ele County-.Judge, Judge Caldwell has . many strong personal friends in Eureka township, his former residence, . and has made many such since his . residence here. He has served one . term1n the Legislature and one as . District Attorney, and in these positions, as well as in every relation of Lfe, his sustained an honorable . Mr. Days has already made a record as a legislator, which entitles him to thé confidence of the people, and he will go to Sacramento with all the udvantages that experience gives in the business of the House. Stephen Berker, of Little York, isa substantiantial citizen, highly respected by all who know him, and he isa representative man, Por Sheriff we have Josc ph Perrin of Forest Springs: Mr. Perrin is a native of Connecticut and one of the He is a miner, a citizen ‘of high repute and has hosts of friends aniong all classes in Grass Valley township. To see and talk with Perrin, is to estcem him asa man and as s citizen. For County Clerk T.C. Plunkott of Truckee is the nominee. Mr. Plunkett is a thorough and systemposition for which he has been nom. inated by the Convention. SS Tus. AmMapor’ Waz.—The dispatches of the 24th, announce that difficulties have been renewed in Amador, and that several had been wounded and two were killed. The dispatches of the 25th to the Union ceived in that place by the military or the mine owners in regard to the difliculty. Baxer, the balloonist, who ascended from Utica, N. -¥., on the 4th, landed in the woods in Forres. port, 28/miles from Utica, in 20 min. Inen, but also the entire community. JOHN A. McGLYNN....0f San Francigco. ! : For Assessor we have John T, Mor; gan, of Bridgeport. Mr, Morgan is . @ Welshman by birth, and represents He is one of the substantial citizens of the county, and is respected by all . who know him. John T. Morgan . will not only carry a large vote for . himself, but he will add strength to . the entire ticket. If elected, as he . ; will be, he will make a fair and im-} Transcript, a conver wanes between two Democratic miners, about the For District Attorney, M. S. Deal } elegant diamond ring, latest style . /is the nominee. Our modesty inclothes, etc., that were ions Baa duces us to ask the reader to fill this pee ae 5 . Valley Union comes to us with a! . Republic Co’s . abling” . coop and felt under the hen and hatching chickens to endeavor to . State of affairs, returned to the house, and soon returned with the fire shovel and tongs, with which weapons Burkhalter. . G. Bell.” Eureka—H. Atwater. Washington—L. R. Prescott. Bloomfield—V. D. Burt. Little York—B, F. Snell. > @h. Blarney. leader on the subject: attributing the . For Road Commissioner, we have me aa the he ae A ps rae . William Dawes of Grass Valley, a ee hoa a Taint, 2 N 2 . representative of the Cornish boys in . oe nae bi ati See the county. Bill Dawes is a “whole Be Caen, BINA rene obit ae Our objectin writing the afore. . Stand that he has had much expe. said article was’ to show that the ; due. . miness were not so easily gulled, . Said he was. In order to assist Col. lieving we would be doing a personal favor, we merely seggested that he play Old Gwin’s dodge upon the miners, by putting on a-miner’s suit just before he entered a place composed mostly of laboring men. Eyv. : erybody knows Gwiti played this game. That's all. > ; ‘Camp Meeting. : Rev. W. Corwin requests us to state that there will be ao camp . meeting held by members of the M. E. Church, about % of a mile from Indian Springs, in this. county ; eommencing on the 7th day: of August, which will be one week from next Friday. There will be a public. table, anda hay-yard kept, forthe accommodation of all who may attend the meeting, and wish to pay for their meals, and hire their horses fed. No huckster’s. shops will be allowed on the ground within one mile of the meeting. ate a, Y . Mining Loeations. Michael Byrne & Cs have located 800 feet on Democrat Hill. The claims are bounded by the Black . claims and Bever . . rock, and extend to the center of the bill. -—_——————— >.. PLayInc wrra DrkaTH.—The San Joaquin Valley f duly § _ . 4 er Arius ef uly wae = . parel bush, and sent to Grass Valiey On the Judicial ticket, to be woksk! lates the following startling incident: . Be rae lection, John . OB Bight last week, HL. Haskell, . .* S@xgeon. c » JO night, heard a setting hen making a noise, as if disturbed by some wild animal, upon which he went to the coop to see what was the matter. The moon was shining brightly, enhim to see anyobject that Was uncovered, and perceiving nothing that he thought would cause the : ah . hen and her young chickens to make i ; 3 lifie r the . : hand tame. He is well qualified for the . such @ noise, he run his bh: in the: find out what was the matter, when he grasped in his fingers a huge rattlesnake, when the fiom San Francisco, say that no continuing bis repast upon young news of the outbreak had been re. Chickens. The lady learning the . the snake was soon dispatched and drawn from the coop; when killed the snake still had a chicken in his mouth, which he had not been able to utes. Nitsson porformed the part of gunnet at the recent regatta at New York, in saluting the yachts as they passed quaran ine, and also in firing off one education for the position, and will swallow, which accounts for his’ not bitting the man while being thrown from the coop by Haskell with his naked hand. The snake is represented to have been about three feet of the la:ge guns at Fort Hamilton. & and a half in length, and an extraordinary large one, Meadow Lake, 2—P. Murray, F. Bridgeport, 1—John B, Hunter, V. Rough and Ready—George Flint. We gave, ina recent issue of the . E. J. Lewis Esq., whereat the Grass . . December 2d, after the newspapers+ had said a great deal, in very plain . language, because the conduct of a/. Monday and Tuesday Evenings, . high State official threatened a great . . wrong to the country, the matter was . sent to the Supreme Court. The . five Judgesin a few hours on the. . same day decided as one man that . . the course of the Secretary was wrong . and the protests of the journalists . right. It was stated at the time that . the ruling motive of the Secretary . . Was to effect money wagered on the lelection of the Grant ticket. To . these charges no satisfactory reply was ever made to our knowledge; nor yet to the other one that the GovernNEVADA THEATRE, July 3ist, August Ist. P'ice of Atbnission—One Dollar, Chil ; Trusteéé: Hon. Wm . dren half price. Doors open at 7 o’clock, d commences at 8. To all whom it may: Concern. AY, igre rs ‘my wife, Mrs. AnnaConland, has left my bed and boa out just cause or provocation, Th tify all persons against harbo: ing heron my account, as 1 debts contacted by Ne E. J. Lewis Esq., and that a repeti. tion of the same conversation might not occur at other places, and be-. He threw down the rep. tile and called to his wife, snake ran back to the coop and coiled himself around the hen and her brood, . or was, on Saturday night and Sun. day preceding the 2d of December, closeted with the Secretary in the Capitol and State Library, and that he too, sshemed ts--have this Repabtiean Elector counted. out on an informality. ; sie Squaw Monday last, as we noticed, . Grass Valley Union, a tion of Place fromthe up ; county to attend }the Anthony the tribe we . road. near . acciden

portion of the convention near use. As several of ndolph Fiat a serious lappenedr -A “buck’’ was 1g @ papoose, and his Mahala walking in advance of him. Buch eondeseensian ag ‘“teting’’—-a ‘childis wonderful in # buck Indian, but this one did it. He carried, at the same time his weapon which was ashot-gun. He had the shot-gun in his right hand and the little Lo on his left arm. The muzzle of the shot-gun pointed to the front, and was not carried according to the tacties, whick require the muzzle of the piece to be ‘always elevated. . Buck came to a slippery place in the road, the slippery place being caused by water running over the road. Buck fell down and the cock of his shot-gun struck on the ground with force sufficient to discharge it. The gun was loaded with small shot and these struck Mahala who was walking in front of buck. The charge entered the fleshy part of the thigh and carried with it into the wound a wad of clothing. She fell down and yelled, of course. John Williams and Frank Torple coming along. /about. the time of the yelling, inquired into the matter and rendered assistance. They found the wound a bad one, took the woman to an . improvished hospital under a chapWi There is no doubt but that the shooting was accidental Who Takes It? A sore headed candidate of the Re. publican Convention which made . RoMinations on Tuesday, offers the . following proposition to any one: . . $1,000, that Newton Booth will . carry this county, . $200, on each candidate nomaina_ ted by the Republicans. No blowing, Democrats, but come to the center with your coin, if you have any confidence in your own . party nominations. x eee te, THE discovery of an ancient outlet to Lake Superior is mentioned by Professor Winchell, the Director of the State Geological survey of Mich. igan, in his last report. Itisa deep valley, bordered with high bluffs, and runs from Lake Superior to Green Bay, in Lake Michigan, suggesting the practicability of a ship canal along the same route, with a view to short-ning the voyage between the ports of the two lakes, Se AsHBuRY’s new yacht Livonia, which is to come over to America in the fall to race the New York Yacht . Club, is 280 tons burden, old measurement. A model of her, in accordance with the rules of the New York Club, has just been sent to that city ACCIDENTALLY as proceeding doayn the . : . AND BOSTON, via Via Fo. maha, Chicago, Wayne, Pennsylvania Central and an Handle Routes—Ist, 2nd and #d classes. } Tickets can be had of W. H, DAVIDSON, at . te Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Brass: and String Music. HE, Nevada City Braseand String Bands . are prepared to furnish the best music . to be obtained in Nevada County, for Pe: litical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, . ete. The Brass Band being under the leader, . Ship of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band . under the direction of M. M. Blum, and . composed of well known and popular mu. Sicians, is a sufficient guarantee of the style . of mausic to be furnisked. M. M. BI.UM, Business Manager. Nevada, July 26th, 1871. aa PROBATE NOTICE. _ TATE OF €ALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, in Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of Alexander Thomson, de’ going petition, praying for an order to sell the personal property of said estate, iti ordered that Monday, the 31st day of July; A. D., 1871, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Room in the Court House at Nevada City, be and the same are hereby appoint d as the time and place for hearing said application. 3 And it is further ordered that notice of at least five days be given of the hearing of said application by publication in the Nevada Daily Transcript. A. C. NILES, July 24th, 1871. Probate Judge. State of California, County of Nevada—1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an original Order of the Probate Court now remaining on file and on record in my oftice. ~— Witness my hand and the Seal { Seal } of said Court this 24th day of awe duly, A: D:.1871; J. J. ROGERS, Clerk, By H. Darneat, Deputy. jly16 DR. LEVINGS’ SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW, po THE CURE OF FEMALE DISEASES: Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow has never been equalled as a safe and effectual remedy for Female Diseases. None but the practicing Physician is aware of the throughout our whole land, and asa consequence these diseases are leaving their imprint on the rising generation. One bottle will dispel the inaccessible character of the disease, though more may he required to complete a cure. Sold by all Druggists. ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES. i i AVE ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE. MENTS over the others. They are fast, simple, durable and warranted the best Sewing Machine in use. kA. Buy none until you have seen the “ELLIPTIC,” A. H, SUPLEE, Gen. Agent, 27, New Montgomery St. SAN FRANCISCO. A. GOLDSMITH, Agent, Nevada JAMES MONRO, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, CORNED BEE, CORNED PORK, &, > Meats sold at retsonable rates for Cash — Shop oa Broad Sircet i j Theatre, » Opposite the ee OHN K. SALE « announces himse J * candidate for the office of Fonte an : mnlnistratur ‘St the ensuing County Ele ¢ on WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Counselors and AttorneysatLaw, CKETS TO NEW YORE) ceased. Upon reading and filing the rore. very alarining extent to which they prevail By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS: ASSOCIATION, in aid ofa Home hy bled Miners. j 87 60,000 Tickets wiil be sold BF The Most Liberal Behéme 1OW Vetory the public, * NO TICKETS CANCELED/ xo DEDUC. . TION ON AMOUNT OF PHizks $15,000 in: Now is your ch aid ina noble ch . erect in the viciyfity of Grass Valley a ‘for disabled And “puperannuated Miners The Home yé propose to erect Will be under the managément and direction of the fo). lowing Well known geitlemon, of Watt, Hon Thos, Find. ley, X. B. Brady, Esq., Dudley ‘Hoyt, Eso anwd Martin Ford, ksq., 3 sidents of Grass Valley. The first drawing to take Place in Cay. fornia, During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will be distributed -to the ticket holders, as * for a fortune, and ty It is Proposed to follows. ; . 1 Gift of Gold Cofm...0..00.., $15,000 . 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 07717"° --+-19,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin..,. totes cee 5,00 1 Gift of Gold COIR go aenicei, Son 3. Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each., 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $5099 each, 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each.. . . 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $200 each., , 60 Gifts of Gold Cuin of $100 each,, 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of 350 each.. 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 200° Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each.. 5,000 800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each.. 16,000 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, $90,000 ‘The drawing will take place. and gifts he awarded in -precistiy the game imannper a3 the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of 4 the Mercantile Library, and undenthe mManagement of a Committee of well known rsponsible residents of Névada County Cal, TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & CO,. GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. ari above Gifts the sum of In addition to the Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the following named gentlemen, Trustees of the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and ‘Martin Ford, Esq., for the purpose of build. ing and establishing at Grass Valley a Home for disabled and superannuated miners, For a guarantee that the gifts wlll be fairly drawn, we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County. where. ' 20 per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. Com-_ (missions — paid in tickets, Om Teceipt of . Post office order or Greenbacks for $30we . Will send Twelve Tickets to any addrees in the United States, . adel io ; GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Buildjng, Grass Valley. ROOT & CADY, USIC PUBLISHERS and Wholesale & ‘Retail Dealers in every variety of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Geo. Seeck & Co's Piano Fortes. Mason & Hamiin’s Cabinet Organs. No. 67 Washington Street, CHICAGO. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Orc AT THE COURT HOUSE. __Nevada, May 25tie. Dissolution of Co-partnership. HE partnership heretofore existing w_ der the firm name of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. = E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD. Having purchased the interest of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued as usual, at the old Stand, under the Transcript Office. Persons indebted to the late firm areutquested to call and settle immediately. July 20th. E. M. PRESTON. . Notice to Creditors. STATE OF Alexander Thomson éEK ceased. Notice is hereby given by the uudersigned, administrator of the Estate of Alexander Thomson, deceased, to the ereditors of, and all persons pete claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them With the necessary vouchers, within te months after the first publication of ie notice, to the said administrator, st the office of John I. Caldwell, in the city and county of Nevada, California. ee CHAS. McELVY, Administrator. Dated July 25th 1871. Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Hors I Bowen, deceased. Notice is heredy 4 by the undersigned Adiministraterof the Ee tute of Horace Bowen, decensed, to tages itors of and all persons having claims a said deceased, to exhibit the same withnecessary vouchers within four months ter the publication of this notice, to onterl dersigned, at the office of John I. Cald os Broad Street, in the City und County of vada. ©. McELVY, Public Administrewr. Nevada, July 25th, 1371. = Meeting of Stockholders. OTICE is héreby given that 3 Mi N of the Porkheiae of the Nevada Mountain Lakes Ive Co. will be noleaT their office, in Nevada City, on MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST ues for the purpose of incressing the py Stock of said Company in the sum 0 Hundred Shousaad Dolan Stockholder are requested to be preseiit. is CHAS. KENT, eure” ’ E. W. Bicexow, Secretary. . Music! Music! Qe: DAR Original News iN Bress Band is prepared 4 EW.MU'S! b farnish as good Music # omen many other in the ad wend most respocttull? A licit the patronage of al) desiring M Excursions, Political Hustiings, ete. al @ N. B. If you want Good Music , p. CAB the Original Nevada Brass Band, D. TER leader. CaNTINE, G. A. kK. BOOTH, On Saturday, Sept. 16th, 197]. ~ Good responsible agents wanted éverysist NE © . On thugiast s hel. State ar W. Will Chairms he revie’ vention, date sel songratn vellence and good predictec ticket, St Was rece) crowd. Hon. / troduced speech, . State iss had been hopeful'a che felt Democra ‘speech vy ‘and he > by the he d.W. € and eloqg utes, whi ope Bix: and Mr, 1 for, and ] with a sti ~utes and t We hav. cal Conv than exist the Repub ~ day aftern be expect evident de egates to There wer their prefe This could ~~ séemed sat been fully gates only “secure sue one of the sented to t and upon terests of elements o resented. mends itse people, ar hearty sup in the cour I } The non party of th ‘Marsh of consists of Meadow La is one of th a large -ta. identified \ people. H nese qualifi first rate Sx —— The case vs. the Sui pied four . term of the in the Distr liams & Jok plaintiffs ax M.S. Deal. The issue right, clain the town of sent yesterd lowed to tak tion of prop 4ges withou Distr Ah Loye : Hock. Ju out costs. Dennis O' and Frederi England, we Court adjc " ing at 10 0’c WV On Tuesd ‘publicans go and serenad the resident ican ticket, . Ka <\ W. H. Da: been appoint of the Easter be seen by ; day’s paper information them with ti "Tarren th been carried *hed, India,