July 30, 1875 (4 pages)

ia ets NONE EICE NEES LENSEN SERN ETON EAI eNO LESS ASAT a SS EM EE =» Moaienis ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL. > ——— ne Ee Friday, July 30, 1875= —— en "The Republican Strength UnderEstimated. : We copy the following from tive San Francisco Alta, and ask our readvers to make the same inquiry: “We ‘ask our readérs to make inquiries . for themselves, among those whom they meet, with a view to ascertaining the true relative strength of the ‘contending :politital parties. We think that they will be surprised to -.-/ ofind th e public generally. has _._been deceived with the idea that the ftgpublican party is weak. We think . ” that they will find that Mr. Bidwell does not command any more votes thandlid Greeley at. the last Presidential campaign; that the Democratic party, has not increased in strength; »that the influence ef the . Greeley. coalition with Democrats ‘jas broken the charm which once made “Democrats always vote a straight ticket; that the Independents have gained from Democratie ranks; that Republicans are each — day gaining votes; that the recent im. © migration has been mostly Republi‘can in political ‘complexion; and that, while the Independents are be-. ing diminished-each-day bythe ef/Local Brevities. ) An almond eyed sucker yesterday morning carried a bucket of ashes from the kitchen of the Miners; Restaurant, where he works, and deposited them_on‘a pile of chips, paper and other rubbish, within two feet of a wood ‘house belonging to this office, and not twenty feet from it. Ofcourse a° blaze*Was kiadled, ‘and had it not beea discovered be fore-it got under full headway, an extensive conflagration would have resulted, as there is a large pile of dry wood near by, besides several wooden buildiags. hat Mongolian will empty no more ashes in that vieareless that classis with fire, and ‘that a-skarplookout should be kept by our citizens over their property. ‘The weather has moderated now, . and the days are much more comfortable than they were last week, ‘Fallis near at hand, and before we realige it, rain will commence to fall. _ Attention is called to a notice to contractors, found in another col-. umn, The work to be done is at Moore’s Flat, and we presume some ‘of ‘our mechanics will put ina bid. The Chinese Theatre is in full . blast. “The _very-sweet,: musical -yoives of the actors, makes a visit there very. attractive, and white ‘trash are highly pleased when they attend. We have been there. ~~ The Truckee Republican suggests t ‘that the precinet-of Ossaville, Eurecinity. It is a case showing how hereby created with boundaries de-} Board of Supervisors-+-July Term. ~~ Sarurpay, July 24th, 1875. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present, Supervisors Brady, Allan, Crandalland McCoy. Minutes of previols meeting were read and approved, oes It is ordered, on motion, that -the precinct of: “‘Tinker’s Station’’ be and the same is hereby abolished as an Election Precinet. Upon proper representation that a necessity existing therefor, and that it would, promote public conven ience, on motion it is hereby ordered 4 ka Township be, and the same is scribed as follows: Commencing at the S. W, corner of Township 18, "N. Range 12 E., thence East along the line of Sierra: County to Meadow Lake Township; thence South along the Meadow Lake Townsbip line to Washington Township; thence West aleng the; Washington Township line to the place of ‘beginning. The polls are to be held in the place designed therefor, and the officers of said election precinct are appointed as hereinafter provided. SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO.1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. = : Nevada—Po-ls at the Court. House. M. L. Marsh; Inspector; John Dunnicliff and Chas, E. Mulloy,-}udges. : ae Blue ‘Tent Precinct—Polls at the school house, O,D, Gampbell, Inspector; B. D._ Chadwick and J, Moody, Judges. s ; DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY, TOWNSHIP. vs Knickerbocker;'3%4._ > Mining Stock Board. BAN FRANeNCO, Yesterday Morning’s Sales. ¢ g et Ophir 56. Mexican 22. ee Best & Belcher 53. Savage 133%. ; Chollar 85, 80. Hale. & Norcross 45. -Crown Point 33. ° Yellow Jacket 8534. _ Imperial 10. Kentuck 16. Alpha 21. S dies’, Misses and ChilBelcher 29%. se dren's. ss €on Virginia 335b5. . Confidence 24. SHOES AKD SLIPPERS. Sierra Nevada20%. California 63. ~Daney, 1. oT Bullion, 5374. ~ Exchequer, 200, Overman, 794. ; _Seg Belcher, 93, __ Justice 140. = Union Con, 9. ~_. Sheep Sxins, _. [ cles used by _NEW ARRIVALS. " wm. R. COB, ad . Cor. Main and Commercial Sts. . Bismarck cigco prices and fre __Also all kin The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE. French and Village Ties, Congress Gaiters. And allof the Latest Style---the best Also, & full. liné?of LaAil made by my special order and -warrented to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findirgs at San ds of Calf, Kip, Sole & ight added. he trade Lining Sxins and other artisupplied to shoeW. R. COE, . REPUBLICAN. + WaT OTICE is hereby given, that aco _ TY CONVENTION, of the Republican Pafty, of Nevada County, for the nom-. ination of County Officers, and the election = a County Central Conimittee, will meet & g b y THE COURT .HOUSE, On Wednesday, Aug. 11th, ade.— At I2 O’clock, M. The Delegates to said Convention. Grass Valiey Township, (Second aetna: or District) and delegates from Bridgep drt and Rough and Ready Township, (the Fourth Supervisor District) will on the day-ot—Convention nominate Supervisors for their respective Districts. — Primary Election for the election of del.egates to ths Convention, willbe held On Saturday, Aug. 7, 1875, _ In the precincts of Nevada ‘City, Grass Valley, San Juan anid Truckee, betweenthe ~ hours of 4and.8 o’clock P. M. In all otherP.M. Julia, 217%. Caledonia. 274%. ° = Globe, 1%. Baltimore. 44%4.Utah, 16%. Silver Hill, 1074. ‘True Blues’ Victory. = The True Blue Base Ball Club, of Grass Valley, gotaway with the Intrepids of Marysville, yesterday afternoonat Grass Valley. Bully for the True Blues. S A MINISTER of a Western village found one Sabbath, a notice, which had been.cut from the Saturday’s newspaper, and placed on-his desk for-him to read te his congre _ Independent HON, NEWTON BOOTH, HON. R. PACHECO, HON CREED HAYMOND : ILL ADDRESS the citizens of Neyada County as follows : SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION. Nevada Preeinct, H. H. Haskins, Grass Valley, Jno. D. Meek, __ . Truckee, W.-C, Richmond,~ . San Juan, das-A~ Stidger,— =F=Bhre“Pent, E,--Bond: : Forest Springs, Jos. Perrin. Buenavista, Cyrus King. Boca, L. E. Doane. : Cherokee, L. D. Rathburn. Sweetland, H. O. Hiscox. Birchyille, Geo. B. Newell.French Corral, P. Dausher, : North Bloomfield, J. C, Mariott. Lake City, W. D. Black, Relief Hill, W. R;. Williams. —. Columbia Hill; H. A. brigham. » Eureka, Wm. Powell. Moore’s Flat, W. F. Cummings. Ossaville, Wm. Haller, : : Washington, H. Kohler. Omega, L. R. Prescott. Carlisle, L. D. Butt. Little York, A. H. Hagadorn. You Bet, Frank Snell. Lowell Hill, J.B. Frick COUNTY CONVENTION. precincta between the hours of 7 and 9 The @ great in the They : across minet long, 1 feet hi cabs regala its wh $40,00 to be ¢ pleted groun ==—House lease f will e —mile-e will.al age of ve pay in this _ there. found Gn woule ‘eity . Wher it has * » ‘forts of two parties to bring back lost: ‘sheep, the two old parties are gain’ ing courage and strength. Then we think our readers will recollect that the Republicans défeated the united ~ Democratic and Independent forces ° ‘in the Greeley campaign; while now ‘those two forces are divided. Hf {hese things be found true, the Rés publicans certainly have a good prospect for success. We suggest that our readers should investigate a little for themselves before yielding to f the inflnence of the Democratic noand therefore the, Democrats must win. If we do not state things rightly we should be glad to hear from’ our readers, after they have investigated the subject a little.” “ oo Trackee Items. The following items are from the .Tra¢kee Republican: ; A lot has been purchased for our pranch jail, Those citizens that contributed tcward buying the Chinese lots, some time ago, have each given the . sum of twenty-five dollars to make up the amount necessary for purchase. The lot will be twentyfour feet front-and will be deeded to ‘tthe county as soon as work_is _com-} menced. ~~ r The Indians about Truckee anticipate trouble with the Carson Indians on account of the murder the other day. Itis said by them that tbe Carson Indians are making preparations for a big fight with the Truckees. : Several days ago while persons were engaged in cleaning a vault in the rear of Sweeney Block, they came upon a shot gun which is sup_ posed to be the one taken away from ‘*Baldy”’ Haywood during the excitement on the night of the 22d of November last. ‘The gun has been taken apart and will be kept as a’ a elie of **601."” Supervisors, ‘tion that the Republicans are split, : the name of “Catherine De Meddleshe,” of Grass Valfty, asa candi-. date for School Superintendent. That, we believe, isthe Non de Plume of Mrs. C.-K. Waters, teacher of the Grammar Schoel at that place. ‘Ladies have been nominated in oth.er counties, we know not why they should not be in this. The Grass Valley Union calls fer the organization of a Hook and Ladder Company forthwith, in that town. : Joseph Perrin is favorably mentioned in conneetion with the nomination of Sheriff at the Republican County Convention. One thing is certain, no man would work harder for the election of the ticket than Mr. Perrin. He is popular everywhere. : : Remember the races at Glenbrook come off this afternoon. Earl Brown’s and Palmer Smith’s horses will go for $100 aside, best three in five, and Bert Lancaster’s horse ‘‘Dan” and West's horse, ‘‘Speelum,’’ will compete for a $250 purse. Other races are‘also expected to come off at the same timé. —>->-Still Alarmed, The Grass Valley Union said, after Swift’s speech in this city, the Nevada [ce Company was alarmed for fear the speaker had frozen the audience so stiff, that there would be no demand forice the rest of the Summer. We understand the company have now given up in despair, since they have heard of the effect of ‘the speech of Johnson, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant-Governor, . at Grass Valley. Verily stump speak. ers have a hard road to travel this yor oo eee Independent Speaking. : By announcement elsewheré it witl-be—seen_that—Pacheeo, Booth, and Creed Huymond, will speak in this city on Thursday . evening next. Such speakers ought at Heast to-draw a good crowd, and we There are to be two Supervisors > elected inthis county this year. One in the Second District, and the ether in the Fourth. Jno. McCoy has listen to them. stump speakers p P ty have -nodoubt they will have one to There is no lack of this Fall. represented the Fourth, and A, B. Brady the Seeond during the past term. ~Both gentlemen -have done New W. Ti. Coe Arrival. . has_received, at his their duty faithfully. The Grass ValJeyUnion says the people of Grass Valley very generally desire the reelection of Mr. Brady. To that we Politics should have nothing to do with the office. Mr. Brady has made an efficient offi‘cer, and should be supported by Nevada. City last year set the example of ignoring party in the selection of a Supervisor, and elected George G. Allan, notwithstanding the district is largely} wish to-say amen. men of every party. . Republiean. The office ‘is the most . nee resporsible one in. the county, and none but the best. men should be stere, corner of Commercial and Main streets, a large and fashionable stock of boots and shoes, If any one can not please themselves -at Coe’s establishment, they will have to.go out of town to do-it. He bas every variety of the latest styles of boots, shoes and slippers, and he is selling them at the lowest living rates. Give himaeall and be convinced, : _ Death From Licurnina. —Here let me observe that death from ligtit' ming must be painless. The nerves ef the human body do not convey a sensation of pain instantly to the nerve centres. There. is an appreciable interval before we are cognizant Grass Valley—Polls at Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, Inspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton; Judges. = Forest Springs—Polls at Geo. Little’s puilding. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benjamin Colvin and T. J. Lyon, Judges. 7Buena Vista—Polls at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. : = DISTKICT: No, 3. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—P>lls at Robb’s — Wm. RowellJ, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. Wall, Judges. : 2 Moore’s Flat—Polls atthe Skating Rink. Wm F. Cummings, Inspector; J. Montgoméry and J. Rich, Judges. hee Ussaville--Polls at Culbertson’s Boarding House.’ BR. Crooms, Inspector; L. D. Butts and Wm. Bockman, Judges. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfield—Polls-at Ross Hotel. W.G. Montgomery, Inspector; Ed. Cummings and Geo. 8.Farley, Judges. Z Lake City--Polls at Payne’s Hotel. P. A. Payne, Inspector; Wm. Black and Jas. Cregan, Judgess A ; Relief Hill--Polls at. Penross Hotel. H. A. Williams, Inspector; J. C. Hickman and Jno, Reasoner, Judges. Soluwbis Hill-—Polls at Woodruffs store. §. Richardson, Inspectcr; A. L. Woodruff and JoLn Driscoll, Judges. “ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Carlisle--Polis at Hotel. 0, H. Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley and O. E; Green, Judges. Washington—Polls at McBean’s saloon. Henry Kofbier, Inspector; 8. C, Chase and E. D. Brimskill, Judges. a Omega--Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrill, Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. T. Fry, Judges. DISTRICT NO. 4. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—Polls at Schroeder’s Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges, Indian Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. _ Anttiony House——Polls at Anthony House, Guilford ‘Bullard, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomas Stark, Judges. : Mooney Flat--Polis at Schmidt’s Hotel. Geo, Smith, Inspector; Ames Power and David Brown, Judges.BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. \ >Cherokee—Polls at school house. Paul Quick, Inspector; Kerr Phelan, and J. V: White, Judges. San Juan—Poll’s_ at James A. Stidger’s office. James A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall. Judges. : Sweetlana-—Polls at school house, % H.C, Warner. Judges. ‘ Birchville--Polls at G. B. Newell’s-store. Geo, B. Newell, “Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral--Polls at school house. V. G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 8. Daucher, Judges. DIS PRICT NO, 5,MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, i Truckee—Polls one-door west of Post Office. Charles Humphries. Inspector; B. Cruthers az:.d E. W. Hayden, Judges. Boca—Pelis at School House. L. E. Doan, Inspector; B. F. Bacon and Harry Dunn, Jvdges. You Bet--Polls at Peter Drunzer’s Hotel. John Hussey, Inspector; B. F. Snell and Frank Enns, Judges. Little York——-Polils at Mrs. Drynan’s Hotel. ‘William Hill, Inspeeter; John Robb and A. Schutt, Judges. = Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Pispector; John Regan and John Smitti, Judges. : Hunt's Hill—Polls at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly, Inspector; A. G, Turner and Wm. Jones, Judges. : Itisgordered that the Clerk do have published the election proclamation, and that portion of the penal code,as amended, relative to elections provided by law, entitled Title IV, Part I, of Penal Code. Such proclamation shall designate the number and character ef the offices to be filled at . the ensuing general election, to be voted for by the electors of Nevada county; the seferal precincts and polling places at which elections are to be held, and ths officers appointed ‘and, accordingly, to the surprise of all, he Hiscox, Inspector; John S. Brown and Wm, . ek re : M.D. apa es -(NEALED PROPOSALS for the delivery . Secretary tt 8. €. 6. . At no6n of said day. Said Wood to be de. gation. But, by a strange coincidence, there happened to be printed on the other side of the game slip the advertisement of a certain shoe dealer, a prominent member of his church, and without turning the paper to read the other side, asthe advertisement met his eye, the good man Cor-' cluded it was expected he would read it, North San Juan, 4ug: ath. Grass Valley, Aug 5th. Nevada City, Aug 6th. n@” Everybddy invtted to attend these meetings. Hunt’s Hill,-A. G. Turner. Rough and Ready, Geo. Grant. © Indian Springs, H. L. Hatch. Anthony House, 8. A.-Piper. Mooney Flat, Fred Schmidt. The following is the apportionment of delegates for the several precincts; NEVADA TOWNSHIP. _ jy29 announced, at the usual point for reading notices, that ‘‘George 8. Brown keeps constantly on hand, and for sale, a large and well selected assortment of boots and shoes, which he will sell low for cash, at No. 10 Pine Street,” and added, ‘‘Brother Brown is a worthy member of the church and society, and deserving the patronage of the congregation.” The consternation of Brown may be better imagined than described. = EvipEncEs of reform on the part vf -peliticians is multiplying on every hand. For instance, way down in Jacksonville, Florida, an ex-Governor announces his intention of starting a monthly magazine. i Don’t ADVERTISE.—Here is a good thing on advertising from a Colorado paper: We wouldn’t advise anybody to :dvertise any more than we would advise a teamster to grease his axles. Axle grease costs money and if you can’t go a ‘‘kitin’’ with a heavy load, why, you. can travel along anyway, and save money forthe grease. If your thimbles wear out sooner, what of that, haven’t you saved the money that other teamsters have squandered for grease? It is just so with advertising—it don’t pay any more than it does to grease your wagon when you are about to draw heavy loads. MARRIED. s In Nevada City, July 28th, 1875, at the residence -of the bride, by Rev. P. Y. Cool, Mr. Camille A. Pare to Mrs. “Catherine Y. Briggs. . BORN. z In San Francisco, July ‘o9th, 1875, to R. B. Gentry and wife, a daughter. —~ In Nevada City, July 29th, to D. F. Hartman and wife, a son. 5 In Nevada City, July 24th, 1875, to Chas. E. Mulloy and wife, son. NOTICE TO WOODMEN. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS, Hon. A. A. Sargent w™ address the people as follows; Grass Valley, Aug 6th. Nevada, Aug 7th. HON. T. G. PHELPS Vy TLL address the people on the issues. of the.day as follows: 10th. ‘11th. Auburn, Saturday, Aug: 7th. Colfax, Monday, Aug. 9th. Grass Valley, Tuesday, Aug. Nevada, Wednesday, Aug. Chairmen of County Committees will please take notice and make. all mecessary arrangements for the reception of the Speakers. Nevada. cess Pe ee ee eee 21 Blue Tent. . 2. cee eccene cc ceee cnsesecee 2 GRASS VALLEY TP. ) Grass Valley.. Pierre ges ee ee 14 Forest Springs.. Jecuaes lease tele dk Buenas Vistas. sc cesces Weedwdsasas peeves 2 : MEADNW LAKE TP. ; WIGGKGS . x a sos eca ss ee eee eeeces 10 BiGA 545 ccs eis ae Sees 3 BRIDGEPORT TP. yn) Pere eee eee rr ree PEC EE APE. CURGETOR GG. 5 vac s ss ci 5s ot eae? CUTE epee ae . DB WOCEIANG: cos oss ccs coi os ee he ee z Biden Ville. <sees eee i b0eo 3 tae Prey 1 French. Corral. .ie.ces eas cone 2 : BLOOMFIELD TP. North Bloomfield.. ka eevee ers re ERG OMG, foc cde ick : a Relief Hill i Columbia Hill.. Rag eis tage waueser ee 2 EUREKA TP. Harek&, 622 s+ eys05ss0aoe ste ecccreeeess 3 Moore’s Flat... pe Ge bcniesustecs 3 ORME GIGS 5 oe ovc ccc a es cescynen $ vete sanaue 1= : WASHINGTON TP. 4 Wamlini Got. os vic cc wcsueccaccccceseees & Omega.. ics ge Gas 6 .daleus KuNEL Sc asleees Carlisle.. AE Veo otis nd cence 1 LITTLE YORK TP. Little York. <.06sseeeee fasveerveseess t NOU DGG is caged cdencs sas crncs eevascceaen 4 Ewell FAN os oe en Seley cs 2 dues ed BUT gO 0) Uae er ee eae rere ers eeesaes 1 ROUGH & READY TP, Rough & Ready. ... es Fe . Indian Springs.. ieew an cae deces 2: Anthony House.. ‘ceee neni ees aman eus 1 Mooney fist: .-.-.: “Pee E SLOT TELE ae Se The tests for voters at Primaries will be ‘‘Are you opposed to the ‘testoration of the Democratic party?’’ By order of the Republican County Central Committee, V.G. BELL, President. A: H. PARKER, Sec. ° A. GAVARD, WATSHMAKER & JEWELER, asec G. ABELL, ' 62 Broad Street, Nevada City. > of Thirty-five cords of Dry Oak, atid One cord of Dry ,Pine Wood, four feet in length, to be corded up and. measured in the. Court House yard, will be received by . . the County Clerk until 5 Saturday, Aug. 14, 1975, livered on or before September Ist, 1875, Contract to be let op a goid basis. The reject. any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, Board of Supervisors reserve the right to oe BROAD STREET.. NATIONAL EXCHANGE .-s-NEVADA CITY; paired at Reduced prices MR. GAVARD, having been in Jalifornia for 25 years, ada 15 years, where he is favorably known, is confident he can give entire satisfaction to his customers. : Watehes and Jewelry Re. resident of North San Juan for — JNO. PATTISON, Clerk, : By T. C.;PLunxerr, Deputy. Nevada, July 28, 1875. 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALSHERIFF'S SALE. _ R, Dicxways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been, fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, All sorts of work in his line fally Guaranteed. Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both imported and of his own naanufacture, Precious stones of all kinds mountof Nevada, against M. W. Irwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-Two({$1,372) Dollars,Gold Gein of U: S. with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of T per cent. per annuin, till paid, together with costs of suit AB at $35, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court,on } age-and whereas it is orderea that the Mor.gage set forth in Plain§. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected withthe Hotel. ~* A share of Public Patronage isrespectfully solicited. y HEREAS John Stewart, -W. airy and éomfortable, and the Table will ieson, M. BOhanaan and M, F. D.E. . compare favorably with that of any Hotel . ed as desired. * Haeling, Administratrix of, the estate of . in the State. The Proprietor will spare no st F. Haeling, dec’d, on the 27th day of July, . Pains nor expense to render his «guests Also a large assortment of specta 1875, recovered a Judgment in the District . comfortable. eles. : jy29 Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Districtof} Sta for all parts of: the Sta’ a the State of Califortia,in and for the county . their Oiices at thie Hotel: . ss pai : Notice to Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS will be received. until © Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 1875, For moving the Frdme Building, on Maia tiff’s Complaint be foreclosed end property therein described, to wit; The undivided one-third part of.in and to that certain quartz oniill, situate-and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township; Nevada county, California, and Kaown and designated as the Black & Irwin,” mill, with the machinery therein or thereto belonging. Also the undivided one fourth (4) part of in "and to that certain quartz lode, situate and bei on said Rock Glen, ‘Township and of Assessment Notice. ‘ ASCADE BLUE GRAVEL MINING Company. Locationof principal place San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada Township, Nevada county, California. given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th day of July, 1875, an assessment, No. 3, of 10.cents per business, Notice is hereby: Street, Moore’s Flat, known as the Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Hall, Bids will be received for moving the Building whole.— Also for gdownandrebuilding. . ”. Length of Hall fifty-six (56) feet, width twenty-eight (28) feet, hight to square twenty-six (26) feet. Distance to be moved two thousand (2000) feet. For further information apply to W. F, CUMMINGS, Chairman Building Committee. Moore’s Flat, Cal.July 26th. to conduct such election. coun’ share was levied upon the capital stock of > aw elected to fill. it. ee Serses: x We know Mr. ‘Brady isa good man in every rela2 tion of lite, and is thereughly famil‘jar with the duties of the office “and the wants of thecounty. Heis honest and competent, and should be -‘gnanimously re-elected. > 0 -———~ For good square Republican-Dem‘ocratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'S, Broad St. this interval. than a handred 7. we know it. ‘lan y : a of what bas happened. ‘The time of an electric flash is a small fraction of. before ihe Beard, on motion it adal, While the velocity of . : a nervous sensation of pain “is” less feet a second, that-of electricity, varying undet different circumStances, is many thousand times greater. . W are killed before theré is probably of death from this A gteater dir cause tha vat almost any other.— vonerg n_ Trowbridge, in July At3 lh ab : if _Aud no further business coming joruned until Monday; August 2, A. D., 1875, at 10 o’clock. Jno. Parrison Clerk, By J. D. White, Deputy. Now they are rigging telegraphs, across the gu African deserts, we Ps we slvall have that railroad to the mountains -of the moon that has been so ofted cited as a climax of impossibilities, : terest and costs. vada, on : SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875.5 o’clock, P. M, July, 1875. 5 GEO. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Deruty-~ ; vr) eee : Niles Searle, Atty, aforesaid, known and designated as the Banberry & Stacy Quartz lode, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with inNotice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in the city of NeBetween the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M., and Given under my hand this 28th day of iy30 the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 311 California Street, Rooms 3°and 4, Second Floor, San Francisco,’ California. Any stock upon which thia assessment shall remsin unpes on.the 26th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised for sale +t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will be sold on the 13th day of-teptember, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adver. ‘tising and expenses of sale. By order of the Directors. ~J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary._Office—311 California Street; Second Floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Franciscd, Calno nen HOTEL FOR SALE. 22. THE MOORE’S FLAT HOTEL, situated at Moore's Flat, Nevada County, is for sale at & bargain, including Kitchen and Dining Reom Puarniture and Bar Fixtures. This Hotel contains 22 Bed Rooms, large Dining and Bar Rooms, also s fine Dancing Hall. It is the Stage Howse, and has about thirty sett besrders. we For further particulars apply “? JOHN SHEA, Prop’rifornia. : Sys. ” Moore's Flat, June 19th, 1973 alert we sk ‘been and ¢ down ment spany Hill, read, from woul in to ure t “ever ness bi Tl conc the are } pect tert City cen ladi the: drii E the eve on Aap) Sta ger or spe vic “ten : A en — “a ae —— Bl we _an ev avd & ~m 2 2 ot ie

ia ets NONE EICE NEES LENSEN SERN ETON EAI eNO LESS ASAT a SS EM EE =» Moaienis ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL. > ——— ne Ee Friday, July 30, 1875= —— en "The Republican Strength UnderEstimated. : We copy the following from tive San Francisco Alta, and ask our readvers to make the same inquiry: “We ‘ask our readérs to make inquiries . for themselves, among those whom they meet, with a view to ascertaining the true relative strength of the ‘contending :politital parties. We think that they will be surprised to -.-/ ofind th e public generally. has _._been deceived with the idea that the ftgpublican party is weak. We think . ” that they will find that Mr. Bidwell does not command any more votes thandlid Greeley at. the last Presidential campaign; that the Democratic party, has not increased in strength; »that the influence ef the . Greeley. coalition with Democrats ‘jas broken the charm which once made “Democrats always vote a straight ticket; that the Independents have gained from Democratie ranks; that Republicans are each — day gaining votes; that the recent im. © migration has been mostly Republi‘can in political ‘complexion; and that, while the Independents are be-. ing diminished-each-day bythe ef/Local Brevities. ) An almond eyed sucker yesterday morning carried a bucket of ashes from the kitchen of the Miners; Restaurant, where he works, and deposited them_on‘a pile of chips, paper and other rubbish, within two feet of a wood ‘house belonging to this office, and not twenty feet from it. Ofcourse a° blaze*Was kiadled, ‘and had it not beea discovered be fore-it got under full headway, an extensive conflagration would have resulted, as there is a large pile of dry wood near by, besides several wooden buildiags. hat Mongolian will empty no more ashes in that vieareless that classis with fire, and ‘that a-skarplookout should be kept by our citizens over their property. ‘The weather has moderated now, . and the days are much more comfortable than they were last week, ‘Fallis near at hand, and before we realige it, rain will commence to fall. _ Attention is called to a notice to contractors, found in another col-. umn, The work to be done is at Moore’s Flat, and we presume some ‘of ‘our mechanics will put ina bid. The Chinese Theatre is in full . blast. “The _very-sweet,: musical -yoives of the actors, makes a visit there very. attractive, and white ‘trash are highly pleased when they attend. We have been there. ~~ The Truckee Republican suggests t ‘that the precinet-of Ossaville, Eurecinity. It is a case showing how hereby created with boundaries de-} Board of Supervisors-+-July Term. ~~ Sarurpay, July 24th, 1875. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present, Supervisors Brady, Allan, Crandalland McCoy. Minutes of previols meeting were read and approved, oes It is ordered, on motion, that -the precinct of: “‘Tinker’s Station’’ be and the same is hereby abolished as an Election Precinet. Upon proper representation that a necessity existing therefor, and that it would, promote public conven ience, on motion it is hereby ordered 4 ka Township be, and the same is scribed as follows: Commencing at the S. W, corner of Township 18, "N. Range 12 E., thence East along the line of Sierra: County to Meadow Lake Township; thence South along the Meadow Lake Townsbip line to Washington Township; thence West aleng the; Washington Township line to the place of ‘beginning. The polls are to be held in the place designed therefor, and the officers of said election precinct are appointed as hereinafter provided. SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO.1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. = : Nevada—Po-ls at the Court. House. M. L. Marsh; Inspector; John Dunnicliff and Chas, E. Mulloy,-}udges. : ae Blue ‘Tent Precinct—Polls at the school house, O,D, Gampbell, Inspector; B. D._ Chadwick and J, Moody, Judges. s ; DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY, TOWNSHIP. vs Knickerbocker;'3%4._ > Mining Stock Board. BAN FRANeNCO, Yesterday Morning’s Sales. ¢ g et Ophir 56. Mexican 22. ee Best & Belcher 53. Savage 133%. ; Chollar 85, 80. Hale. & Norcross 45. -Crown Point 33. ° Yellow Jacket 8534. _ Imperial 10. Kentuck 16. Alpha 21. S dies’, Misses and ChilBelcher 29%. se dren's. ss €on Virginia 335b5. . Confidence 24. SHOES AKD SLIPPERS. Sierra Nevada20%. California 63. ~Daney, 1. oT Bullion, 5374. ~ Exchequer, 200, Overman, 794. ; _Seg Belcher, 93, __ Justice 140. = Union Con, 9. ~_. Sheep Sxins, _. [ cles used by _NEW ARRIVALS. " wm. R. COB, ad . Cor. Main and Commercial Sts. . Bismarck cigco prices and fre __Also all kin The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE. French and Village Ties, Congress Gaiters. And allof the Latest Style---the best Also, & full. liné?of LaAil made by my special order and -warrented to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findirgs at San ds of Calf, Kip, Sole & ight added. he trade Lining Sxins and other artisupplied to shoeW. R. COE, . REPUBLICAN. + WaT OTICE is hereby given, that aco _ TY CONVENTION, of the Republican Pafty, of Nevada County, for the nom-. ination of County Officers, and the election = a County Central Conimittee, will meet & g b y THE COURT .HOUSE, On Wednesday, Aug. 11th, ade.— At I2 O’clock, M. The Delegates to said Convention. Grass Valiey Township, (Second aetna: or District) and delegates from Bridgep drt and Rough and Ready Township, (the Fourth Supervisor District) will on the day-ot—Convention nominate Supervisors for their respective Districts. — Primary Election for the election of del.egates to ths Convention, willbe held On Saturday, Aug. 7, 1875, _ In the precincts of Nevada ‘City, Grass Valley, San Juan anid Truckee, betweenthe ~ hours of 4and.8 o’clock P. M. In all otherP.M. Julia, 217%. Caledonia. 274%. ° = Globe, 1%. Baltimore. 44%4.Utah, 16%. Silver Hill, 1074. ‘True Blues’ Victory. = The True Blue Base Ball Club, of Grass Valley, gotaway with the Intrepids of Marysville, yesterday afternoonat Grass Valley. Bully for the True Blues. S A MINISTER of a Western village found one Sabbath, a notice, which had been.cut from the Saturday’s newspaper, and placed on-his desk for-him to read te his congre _ Independent HON, NEWTON BOOTH, HON. R. PACHECO, HON CREED HAYMOND : ILL ADDRESS the citizens of Neyada County as follows : SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION. Nevada Preeinct, H. H. Haskins, Grass Valley, Jno. D. Meek, __ . Truckee, W.-C, Richmond,~ . San Juan, das-A~ Stidger,— =F=Bhre“Pent, E,--Bond: : Forest Springs, Jos. Perrin. Buenavista, Cyrus King. Boca, L. E. Doane. : Cherokee, L. D. Rathburn. Sweetland, H. O. Hiscox. Birchyille, Geo. B. Newell.French Corral, P. Dausher, : North Bloomfield, J. C, Mariott. Lake City, W. D. Black, Relief Hill, W. R;. Williams. —. Columbia Hill; H. A. brigham. » Eureka, Wm. Powell. Moore’s Flat, W. F. Cummings. Ossaville, Wm. Haller, : : Washington, H. Kohler. Omega, L. R. Prescott. Carlisle, L. D. Butt. Little York, A. H. Hagadorn. You Bet, Frank Snell. Lowell Hill, J.B. Frick COUNTY CONVENTION. precincta between the hours of 7 and 9 The @ great in the They : across minet long, 1 feet hi cabs regala its wh $40,00 to be ¢ pleted groun ==—House lease f will e —mile-e will.al age of ve pay in this _ there. found Gn woule ‘eity . Wher it has * » ‘forts of two parties to bring back lost: ‘sheep, the two old parties are gain’ ing courage and strength. Then we think our readers will recollect that the Republicans défeated the united ~ Democratic and Independent forces ° ‘in the Greeley campaign; while now ‘those two forces are divided. Hf {hese things be found true, the Rés publicans certainly have a good prospect for success. We suggest that our readers should investigate a little for themselves before yielding to f the inflnence of the Democratic noand therefore the, Democrats must win. If we do not state things rightly we should be glad to hear from’ our readers, after they have investigated the subject a little.” “ oo Trackee Items. The following items are from the .Tra¢kee Republican: ; A lot has been purchased for our pranch jail, Those citizens that contributed tcward buying the Chinese lots, some time ago, have each given the . sum of twenty-five dollars to make up the amount necessary for purchase. The lot will be twentyfour feet front-and will be deeded to ‘tthe county as soon as work_is _com-} menced. ~~ r The Indians about Truckee anticipate trouble with the Carson Indians on account of the murder the other day. Itis said by them that tbe Carson Indians are making preparations for a big fight with the Truckees. : Several days ago while persons were engaged in cleaning a vault in the rear of Sweeney Block, they came upon a shot gun which is sup_ posed to be the one taken away from ‘*Baldy”’ Haywood during the excitement on the night of the 22d of November last. ‘The gun has been taken apart and will be kept as a’ a elie of **601."” Supervisors, ‘tion that the Republicans are split, : the name of “Catherine De Meddleshe,” of Grass Valfty, asa candi-. date for School Superintendent. That, we believe, isthe Non de Plume of Mrs. C.-K. Waters, teacher of the Grammar Schoel at that place. ‘Ladies have been nominated in oth.er counties, we know not why they should not be in this. The Grass Valley Union calls fer the organization of a Hook and Ladder Company forthwith, in that town. : Joseph Perrin is favorably mentioned in conneetion with the nomination of Sheriff at the Republican County Convention. One thing is certain, no man would work harder for the election of the ticket than Mr. Perrin. He is popular everywhere. : : Remember the races at Glenbrook come off this afternoon. Earl Brown’s and Palmer Smith’s horses will go for $100 aside, best three in five, and Bert Lancaster’s horse ‘‘Dan” and West's horse, ‘‘Speelum,’’ will compete for a $250 purse. Other races are‘also expected to come off at the same timé. —>->-Still Alarmed, The Grass Valley Union said, after Swift’s speech in this city, the Nevada [ce Company was alarmed for fear the speaker had frozen the audience so stiff, that there would be no demand forice the rest of the Summer. We understand the company have now given up in despair, since they have heard of the effect of ‘the speech of Johnson, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant-Governor, . at Grass Valley. Verily stump speak. ers have a hard road to travel this yor oo eee Independent Speaking. : By announcement elsewheré it witl-be—seen_that—Pacheeo, Booth, and Creed Huymond, will speak in this city on Thursday . evening next. Such speakers ought at Heast to-draw a good crowd, and we There are to be two Supervisors > elected inthis county this year. One in the Second District, and the ether in the Fourth. Jno. McCoy has listen to them. stump speakers p P ty have -nodoubt they will have one to There is no lack of this Fall. represented the Fourth, and A, B. Brady the Seeond during the past term. ~Both gentlemen -have done New W. Ti. Coe Arrival. . has_received, at his their duty faithfully. The Grass ValJeyUnion says the people of Grass Valley very generally desire the reelection of Mr. Brady. To that we Politics should have nothing to do with the office. Mr. Brady has made an efficient offi‘cer, and should be supported by Nevada. City last year set the example of ignoring party in the selection of a Supervisor, and elected George G. Allan, notwithstanding the district is largely} wish to-say amen. men of every party. . Republiean. The office ‘is the most . nee resporsible one in. the county, and none but the best. men should be stere, corner of Commercial and Main streets, a large and fashionable stock of boots and shoes, If any one can not please themselves -at Coe’s establishment, they will have to.go out of town to do-it. He bas every variety of the latest styles of boots, shoes and slippers, and he is selling them at the lowest living rates. Give himaeall and be convinced, : _ Death From Licurnina. —Here let me observe that death from ligtit' ming must be painless. The nerves ef the human body do not convey a sensation of pain instantly to the nerve centres. There. is an appreciable interval before we are cognizant Grass Valley—Polls at Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, Inspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton; Judges. = Forest Springs—Polls at Geo. Little’s puilding. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benjamin Colvin and T. J. Lyon, Judges. 7Buena Vista—Polls at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. : = DISTKICT: No, 3. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—P>lls at Robb’s — Wm. RowellJ, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. Wall, Judges. : 2 Moore’s Flat—Polls atthe Skating Rink. Wm F. Cummings, Inspector; J. Montgoméry and J. Rich, Judges. hee Ussaville--Polls at Culbertson’s Boarding House.’ BR. Crooms, Inspector; L. D. Butts and Wm. Bockman, Judges. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. North Bloomfield—Polls-at Ross Hotel. W.G. Montgomery, Inspector; Ed. Cummings and Geo. 8.Farley, Judges. Z Lake City--Polls at Payne’s Hotel. P. A. Payne, Inspector; Wm. Black and Jas. Cregan, Judgess A ; Relief Hill--Polls at. Penross Hotel. H. A. Williams, Inspector; J. C. Hickman and Jno, Reasoner, Judges. Soluwbis Hill-—Polls at Woodruffs store. §. Richardson, Inspectcr; A. L. Woodruff and JoLn Driscoll, Judges. “ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Carlisle--Polis at Hotel. 0, H. Culbertson, Inspector; H. H. Hartley and O. E; Green, Judges. Washington—Polls at McBean’s saloon. Henry Kofbier, Inspector; 8. C, Chase and E. D. Brimskill, Judges. a Omega--Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrill, Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. T. Fry, Judges. DISTRICT NO. 4.

ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Ready—Polls at Schroeder’s Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L. Slack, Judges, Indian Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M. P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. _ Anttiony House——Polls at Anthony House, Guilford ‘Bullard, Inspector; Chas. Cole and Thomas Stark, Judges. : Mooney Flat--Polis at Schmidt’s Hotel. Geo, Smith, Inspector; Ames Power and David Brown, Judges.BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. \ >Cherokee—Polls at school house. Paul Quick, Inspector; Kerr Phelan, and J. V: White, Judges. San Juan—Poll’s_ at James A. Stidger’s office. James A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall. Judges. : Sweetlana-—Polls at school house, % H.C, Warner. Judges. ‘ Birchville--Polls at G. B. Newell’s-store. Geo, B. Newell, “Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral--Polls at school house. V. G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 8. Daucher, Judges. DIS PRICT NO, 5,MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, i Truckee—Polls one-door west of Post Office. Charles Humphries. Inspector; B. Cruthers az:.d E. W. Hayden, Judges. Boca—Pelis at School House. L. E. Doan, Inspector; B. F. Bacon and Harry Dunn, Jvdges. You Bet--Polls at Peter Drunzer’s Hotel. John Hussey, Inspector; B. F. Snell and Frank Enns, Judges. Little York——-Polils at Mrs. Drynan’s Hotel. ‘William Hill, Inspeeter; John Robb and A. Schutt, Judges. = Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Pispector; John Regan and John Smitti, Judges. : Hunt's Hill—Polls at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Hanly, Inspector; A. G, Turner and Wm. Jones, Judges. : Itisgordered that the Clerk do have published the election proclamation, and that portion of the penal code,as amended, relative to elections provided by law, entitled Title IV, Part I, of Penal Code. Such proclamation shall designate the number and character ef the offices to be filled at . the ensuing general election, to be voted for by the electors of Nevada county; the seferal precincts and polling places at which elections are to be held, and ths officers appointed ‘and, accordingly, to the surprise of all, he Hiscox, Inspector; John S. Brown and Wm, . ek re : M.D. apa es -(NEALED PROPOSALS for the delivery . Secretary tt 8. €. 6. . At no6n of said day. Said Wood to be de. gation. But, by a strange coincidence, there happened to be printed on the other side of the game slip the advertisement of a certain shoe dealer, a prominent member of his church, and without turning the paper to read the other side, asthe advertisement met his eye, the good man Cor-' cluded it was expected he would read it, North San Juan, 4ug: ath. Grass Valley, Aug 5th. Nevada City, Aug 6th. n@” Everybddy invtted to attend these meetings. Hunt’s Hill,-A. G. Turner. Rough and Ready, Geo. Grant. © Indian Springs, H. L. Hatch. Anthony House, 8. A.-Piper. Mooney Flat, Fred Schmidt. The following is the apportionment of delegates for the several precincts; NEVADA TOWNSHIP. _ jy29 announced, at the usual point for reading notices, that ‘‘George 8. Brown keeps constantly on hand, and for sale, a large and well selected assortment of boots and shoes, which he will sell low for cash, at No. 10 Pine Street,” and added, ‘‘Brother Brown is a worthy member of the church and society, and deserving the patronage of the congregation.” The consternation of Brown may be better imagined than described. = EvipEncEs of reform on the part vf -peliticians is multiplying on every hand. For instance, way down in Jacksonville, Florida, an ex-Governor announces his intention of starting a monthly magazine. i Don’t ADVERTISE.—Here is a good thing on advertising from a Colorado paper: We wouldn’t advise anybody to :dvertise any more than we would advise a teamster to grease his axles. Axle grease costs money and if you can’t go a ‘‘kitin’’ with a heavy load, why, you. can travel along anyway, and save money forthe grease. If your thimbles wear out sooner, what of that, haven’t you saved the money that other teamsters have squandered for grease? It is just so with advertising—it don’t pay any more than it does to grease your wagon when you are about to draw heavy loads. MARRIED. s In Nevada City, July 28th, 1875, at the residence -of the bride, by Rev. P. Y. Cool, Mr. Camille A. Pare to Mrs. “Catherine Y. Briggs. . BORN. z In San Francisco, July ‘o9th, 1875, to R. B. Gentry and wife, a daughter. —~ In Nevada City, July 29th, to D. F. Hartman and wife, a son. 5 In Nevada City, July 24th, 1875, to Chas. E. Mulloy and wife, son. NOTICE TO WOODMEN. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS, Hon. A. A. Sargent w™ address the people as follows; Grass Valley, Aug 6th. Nevada, Aug 7th. HON. T. G. PHELPS Vy TLL address the people on the issues. of the.day as follows: 10th. ‘11th. Auburn, Saturday, Aug: 7th. Colfax, Monday, Aug. 9th. Grass Valley, Tuesday, Aug. Nevada, Wednesday, Aug. Chairmen of County Committees will please take notice and make. all mecessary arrangements for the reception of the Speakers. Nevada.. cess Pe ee ee eee 21 Blue Tent. .. 2. cee eccene cc ceee cnsesecee 2 GRASS VALLEY TP. ) Grass Valley.... Pierre ges ee ee 14 Forest Springs... Jecuaes lease tele dk Buenas Vistas.. sc cesces Weedwdsasas peeves 2 : MEADNW LAKE TP. ; WIGGKGS . x a sos eca ss ee eee eeeces 10 BiGA 545 ccs eis ae Sees 3 BRIDGEPORT TP. yn) Pere eee eee rr ree PEC EE APE. CURGETOR GG. 5 vac s ss ci 5s ot eae? CUTE epee ae . DB WOCEIANG: cos oss ccs coi os ee he ee z Biden Ville.. <sees eee i b0eo 3 tae Prey 1 French. Corral.. .ie.ces eas cone 2 : BLOOMFIELD TP. North Bloomfield.... ka eevee ers re ERG OMG, foc cde ick : a Relief Hill i Columbia Hill.... Rag eis tage waueser ee 2 EUREKA TP. Harek&, 622 s+ eys05ss0aoe ste ecccreeeess 3 Moore’s Flat...... pe Ge bcniesustecs 3 ORME GIGS 5 oe ovc ccc a es cescynen $ vete sanaue 1= : WASHINGTON TP. 4 Wamlini Got. os vic cc wcsueccaccccceseees & Omega... ics ge Gas 6 .daleus KuNEL Sc asleees Carlisle... AE Veo otis nd cence 1 LITTLE YORK TP. Little York.. <.06sseeeee fasveerveseess t NOU DGG is caged cdencs sas crncs eevascceaen 4 Ewell FAN os oe en Seley cs 2 dues ed BUT gO 0) Uae er ee eae rere ers eeesaes 1 ROUGH & READY TP, Rough & Ready. ...... es Fe . Indian Springs.... ieew an cae deces 2: Anthony House.... ‘ceee neni ees aman eus 1 Mooney fist: ..-..-.: “Pee E SLOT TELE ae Se The tests for voters at Primaries will be ‘‘Are you opposed to the ‘testoration of the Democratic party?’’ By order of the Republican County Central Committee, V.G. BELL, President. A: H. PARKER, Sec. ° A. GAVARD, WATSHMAKER & JEWELER, asec G. ABELL, ' 62 Broad Street, Nevada City. > of Thirty-five cords of Dry Oak, atid One cord of Dry ,Pine Wood, four feet in length, to be corded up and. measured in the. Court House yard, will be received by . . the County Clerk until 5 Saturday, Aug. 14, 1975, livered on or before September Ist, 1875, Contract to be let op a goid basis. The reject. any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, Board of Supervisors reserve the right to oe BROAD STREET... NATIONAL EXCHANGE .-s-NEVADA CITY; paired at Reduced prices MR. GAVARD, having been in Jalifornia for 25 years, ada 15 years, where he is favorably known, is confident he can give entire satisfaction to his customers. : Watehes and Jewelry Re. resident of North San Juan for — JNO. PATTISON, Clerk, : By T. C.;PLunxerr, Deputy. Nevada, July 28, 1875. 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALSHERIFF'S SALE. _ R, Dicxways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been, fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, All sorts of work in his line fally Guaranteed. Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both imported and of his own naanufacture, Precious stones of all kinds mountof Nevada, against M. W. Irwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-Two({$1,372) Dollars,Gold Gein of U: S. with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of T per cent. per annuin, till paid, together with costs of suit AB at $35, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court,on } age-and whereas it is orderea that the Mor.gage set forth in Plain§. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected withthe Hotel. ~* A share of Public Patronage isrespectfully solicited. y HEREAS John Stewart, -W. airy and éomfortable, and the Table will ieson, M. BOhanaan and M, F. D.E. . compare favorably with that of any Hotel . ed as desired. * Haeling, Administratrix of, the estate of . in the State. The Proprietor will spare no st F. Haeling, dec’d, on the 27th day of July, . Pains nor expense to render his «guests Also a large assortment of specta 1875, recovered a Judgment in the District . comfortable. eles. : jy29 Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Districtof} Sta for all parts of: the Sta’ a the State of Califortia,in and for the county . their Oiices at thie Hotel: . ss pai : Notice to Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS will be received. until © Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 1875, For moving the Frdme Building, on Maia tiff’s Complaint be foreclosed end property therein described, to wit; The undivided one-third part of.in and to that certain quartz oniill, situate-and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township; Nevada county, California, and Kaown and designated as the Black & Irwin,” mill, with the machinery therein or thereto belonging. Also the undivided one fourth (4) part of in "and to that certain quartz lode, situate and bei on said Rock Glen, ‘Township and of Assessment Notice. ‘ ASCADE BLUE GRAVEL MINING Company. Locationof principal place San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada Township, Nevada county, California. given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th day of July, 1875, an assessment, No. 3, of 10.cents per business, Notice is hereby: Street, Moore’s Flat, known as the Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Hall, Bids will be received for moving the Building whole.— Also for gdownandrebuilding. . ”. Length of Hall fifty-six (56) feet, width twenty-eight (28) feet, hight to square twenty-six (26) feet. Distance to be moved two thousand (2000) feet. For further information apply to W. F, CUMMINGS, Chairman Building Committee. Moore’s Flat, Cal.July 26th. to conduct such election. coun’ share was levied upon the capital stock of > aw elected to fill. it. ee Serses: x We know Mr. ‘Brady isa good man in every rela2 tion of lite, and is thereughly famil‘jar with the duties of the office “and the wants of thecounty. Heis honest and competent, and should be -‘gnanimously re-elected. > 0 -———~ For good square Republican-Dem‘ocratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'S, Broad St. this interval. than a handred 7. we know it. ‘lan y : a of what bas happened. ‘The time of an electric flash is a small fraction of. before ihe Beard, on motion it adal, While the velocity of . : a nervous sensation of pain “is” less feet a second, that-of electricity, varying undet different circumStances, is many thousand times greater. . W are killed before theré is probably of death from this A gteater dir cause tha vat almost any other.— vonerg n_ Trowbridge, in July At3 lh ab : if _Aud no further business coming joruned until Monday; August 2, A. D., 1875, at 10 o’clock. Jno. Parrison Clerk, By J. D. White, Deputy. Now they are rigging telegraphs, across the gu African deserts, we Ps we slvall have that railroad to the mountains -of the moon that has been so ofted cited as a climax of impossibilities, : terest and costs. vada, on : SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875.5 o’clock, P. M, July, 1875. 5 GEO. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Deruty-~ ; vr) eee : Niles Searle, Atty, aforesaid, known and designated as the Banberry & Stacy Quartz lode, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with inNotice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in the city of NeBetween the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M., and Given under my hand this 28th day of iy30 the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 311 California Street, Rooms 3°and 4, Second Floor, San Francisco,’ California. Any stock upon which thia assessment shall remsin unpes on.the 26th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised for sale +t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will be sold on the 13th day of-teptember, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adver. ‘tising and expenses of sale. By order of the Directors. ~J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary._Office—311 California Street; Second Floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Franciscd, Calno nen HOTEL FOR SALE. 22. THE MOORE’S FLAT HOTEL, situated at Moore's Flat, Nevada County, is for sale at & bargain, including Kitchen and Dining Reom Puarniture and Bar Fixtures. This Hotel contains 22 Bed Rooms, large Dining and Bar Rooms, also s fine Dancing Hall. It is the Stage Howse, and has about thirty sett besrders. we For further particulars apply “? JOHN SHEA, Prop’rifornia. : Sys. ” Moore's Flat, June 19th, 1973 alert we sk ‘been and ¢ down ment spany Hill, read, from woul in to ure t “ever ness bi Tl conc the are } pect tert City cen ladi the: drii E the eve on Aap) Sta ger or spe vic “ten : A en — “a ae —— Bl we _an ev avd & ~m 2 2 ot ie