July 7, 1878 (4 pages)

Che Daily Transcript. NEVADA OPBY. CAL. Sunday July 7th, 1878. A DOUBLE SMASH UP. On Friday evéning, ‘about''1080 o'clock, as Geo. A. Bailey ani Let8. Calkins were returning, to this city from Grass Valiey, anddid reached @ point’on the eld Grass Valley road secret societies, the children of the ——gnd“Pisg of the Free noon, “was-~disponsed wrth, And * here itis but right to mention the Po, « betyeen forty and fifty of them in : the machivery $£50,000 have been GEO. M, MOTT s our oniy suthor ized Agent in Sneramentto. He will re ceive; Advertisersnts “snd Subdseri ptions for the Transcniet, snd-receipt forus in our name, a + : CELEBRATION AT BLOOMFIELD The celebration at North Bloomfield on Thursday. last was in every vense a most snceessful display of patriotism on the part of all wlio participated, The day was ushered iu by the firing ofa national salute procession was-formed by various _publie'schools and the fire department, headed by the North Bloomtield Brass Band, one of the best organizations of the kind in the “county. A pavilion was erected in which to hold the. literary exercises. The Orutor of the. Day was J. M. Walling, of this city, who acquitted himself most adwirably, being well entitled to thé enthusiasticapplause which his fine address élicited at its conclusion. The Poet, Miss 8. H. G.as4on, as well as Mr. R, Wing who read-the Declaration of Inde= pendence, are both deserviug of wnuch honor for the excellence of their efforts. Bewitching vocal music was reudered by Prof. H.W. «Hand and the Glee Clab, .pro miment ainong the solos and choruses given being those entitled ‘‘G@lorious Stars’’ Owing to the precarious condition in which Hon, Wm.Watt lay in bis -roont_at the hotel, the -federal-saluteof 13 guus advertised to be fired at desire exhibited by those who were celebrating tv do nothing tbat might increase the suffering ofthe injured mao, present.» deep solicitude ou the part . of the people regarding ‘his welfare, and the discharge ,uf explosives in the vicinity of the hotel was by common consent itabooed, each individual acting as a self appointed pre~ server of quiet.In the afternoon sponts of all kinds were provided with which to eutertain the multitude. But the procession of the Morribles was the great feature of the day. here were line, and of all the fantastic -makeups ever beheld somv of those therein presented borethe palm. The performers went through with their funny antic;, and the spectators burst buttons from their clothes in the general hilarity which pyevai'ed, In the evening’a very handsome pyrotechnical display took place, after which a gramd ball was held iu the Pavilion, Daneing was continued nearly all night. en a CHINESE SLUICE ROBBER SHOT “The sluices of the Pioneer. ComGardners’ P-int, near Pont ing him, two of his companions petingaway. The Superintendent ofand when a couple of citizens secur ed them he refused to pay the reward. He also failed to prosecute the one he shot. It+eems to us that this a singular proceeding, unless he thinks it funpy-to have his sluices cleaned sap aud bis gold. stolen. It is a patent fact that all Chinauien will steal, and it is u duty every man owes to ¢he county in which he lives, £0 proseeute every one of them who As guilty of such acts. There may be another aide to this story, but the Downieville Messenger says ‘hat there seems to be uo qhertion but tha Cuiva thief was turned loose because the Man Wu0 was robbed was?’ either tov cogardly or tuo pusilanimous to prosecute, Lhe coupany employ Chivamen uit gether —in their claims. . ee ae . ‘THERE were 20,LU. shares of Keeley motor stock issued originally ut 3100 . face valne, sejliny firat at peered going up to $900, Now noone will touch them. Z@ the construction of expeuded, aud phe Company has spent all its faud wad $ip,0U0 of the ja short distance soath of the Half, Markable [fact that the geniléinen Ou every band there was. Pness, especially among tho ladies, _ fered are ward of $50 for theirexpture . the Mile. House; +the horse, which was being. .deiven by Mr. B4.saddenly shied toward an enrbankment which “boundethe west side of the. road in that locality, and dragging the buckboard after him, overturned it, -@pilling out the surprised occapaats on the ground. As they were whirling along at a very. respectable rate when the accident occurred, to say that they Jahded in a hurry would be an insult to the occasion. It was that dumped the cargo, men, cusha movement quicker than thought}then. procured a 20 foot UGiOME-MADE JUDGMENT. YF After all, we are inclined to bement” is most effective ia mending the ways of petty offenders. By “‘popular punishment,’’ we mean the Forest City, and for the particnlars of which we are indebted to I. J: Rolfe, of this city. The other day a man upthere shamefally beat his wife. A flourishing brauch of the “Order of 1001,” or perhaps more properly ‘‘E Clampus Virtus”’ exists at Forest City. The members of the organization learned of tha oatrage that the brute had been guilty of, and took his.case in hand, They first disguised themselves with masks,. ladder. Next they captured the wife whipions-and robes, promiscuously into the suffocating dust. But the-horse didn’t stop to sympathize with his victims. He tore along down the grade with the ever-turned vehicle at his heels for a distance ot perhaps ten or twelve rods, when—slap, bang, crash—and auother ¢arriage. headed in the same. direction keeled over, and the thunderstruck occupants, A> -R. Lorfand Witham . Grovea, came rolling out upon the scene. The buckboard bad collided with the-carriage, breaking the rear axle of the latter, and demoralizing dollurs. ‘Ihe force of the shock caused the running borse to ~break loose, and it came scampering into the city, bringing nothing but the harness it had on. The horse atattempt to break away. Itisa reall escaped-injury;although we can/. hardly agree in.the popular verdict Fespecting the mattgr, which is toy the effect that the whole affair ‘Wasa job put up between them to give the newspapers anitem. One \of the turnouts—the buck board —belonged at Graham's stable, and the other at Wellington’s. To the runaway horse, no more than its driver, can blame for the accident be at-. tached, The quick-sighted and intelligent animal had discovered the conveyance in advance, and in endeavoring to turn out 80 as. to pass . by, had brought about the catastrophe.THE HAYMAKERS, The beautiful operatic cantata of “the Haymakers,” as rendered by Grass Valley talent, was repeated at Hamilton Hall, in that place on Fried to its titmost eapacity by a very fashionable and critical audience,and many were unable to procure séats? “The Haymakers”is admirably adapted to the efforts of amateurs, having interspersed through it here and there a multitude of simple but effective situations well calculated to create a favorable impression, even when rendered in an ordinary manner. The music throughout, which ‘consists of a fine selection of chroe uses, quintettes, quartettes, trios; duets and solos, is of a high order.— As produced on Friday night, under the directorshis of Prof. Seward, the entertainment generally speaking was worthy of the patronage it reeived. While none of the solos or duets given displayed voices of more than ordinary compass and sweetaot remember of ever hearing ed outside of professional circles. The edosing tableau was a fine bit of artistic groupiug, and will long be nemaembered by all’ whe were 80 fortumate as to witness it, MR. WATT MUCH IMPROVED: Parties arriving in this city yesterday from North Blogmfie:d, bring the joyful intelligence that Mr. Watt had been gradeally improving for several hours prior to their de parture for here. The physicians are now firm in the opinion that his chaaces of recovery are most favorable. : —+-e-— -___. M. E. CHURCH, Services to-day at the nsval hours. Preaching by the pastor, morping and.avening. Sunday school at 12:20. Seats free. All are cordially invited to attend. Directors’ muney, ie : W. 8. Urmr, Pastor. j the first named to the extent-ot-a few-+ tested"the man and took him buck te. day evening, The house was crowd. Dae C. Burke & wife, You Bet,per, and tying him prostrate to one end of the ladder, raised-it up on that you will never repeat the offense again, and we'll let you down,” they said. The prisoner was defiant at first. Bat by and by he began: to weaken, and in less than an hour the repentant rascal had taken an gath that nevér would he lay his’ save in kindness. He knows that “the Clampers’’willgive bim a heavier dose for the second offense. We warrant, however, be will not give the mystic order cause to take himin Haid again, © pu 2:2 — — = AN AMATURE DETECTIVE. The Downieville Messenger says that one day last week as George Strange was on his way to Downie-ville-from—Sierra--¥atley;~ be -over=}" took and recognized a man who had stolen several hundred dollars somewhere in the Valley. He turned . back and informed several persous on the-road, .who hurried forward, arthe Valley. Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA OITY, CAL, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r. a Tuurspay, July 4, 1878, L. M. Sukeforth, V Flume.’ M, lL, Packard, ‘“ wg D. Filton, J #s J. D. Bickford, . * as J. B. Sautelle, a ©, Siegtildr, a % D. M. Gray, ae ae J. D. Whiting vs se W. Baxter, hd 3 J. Helfrish, Grass Valley. “RR. Finnie, ane sda ie T. V. Cecil, — ** as Chas. Furth, Sau Francisco. Ww. F. Mané, “ss “a f Miss Mave, Henry Watson, -North’Bloomfield. J, 3, Daugherty," ae ——_£e— 7 Mrs. Daugherty, =‘ = W. Hoskins, a J. Hughes, at = 8. L. Chase, at s John Morrison, Hunt's Hill. Pat Ryan, o+e -M. Horan, ee #s J. Kelliher, . ST tear ’ W. Haumer, oy ss James Hanley, ot ‘ W. C, Bradley, Willow Valley. J. W, Greeley, * } P. Gore, “ “ Jas. Killroy, Cherokee. J. L. Morgan, he M Brophy a S. J. Mathews, Blue Tent, G. W. Beard, < % E. P. Hager, as D, W. Eckman, French David Marden, +f C. F. MoGlashen Truckee Mrs. McGlashen’ ‘“ W. 8. Williams, Murcbie Mine J. 8. Murchie, * “ Paul Schoen, Oakland. G.E. Bennison, * Mrs. Slattery & child Smartsville Mrs. Roone ss N. Welch, Daul Marks, “4 Jobn Murphy, Washington. ** Grizzel as He J. W. Preston, Kansas. G. Anderson Quaker Hii}, D. Culbertson, Sailor Flat. oe > Corra).3? ee ooo C. Van Slyke, Marysville Parks, Lincoln, W, ville. J. MeNally, Bear River. John Brooks, Moore's Fia Frinay, July 5ib P Shingle Scott's Flat J B Kowalski Grass Valley F H Cook Sacszamento S B Crawford Washington Duvid Johnson t M Marks San Francisco A Levey ae Mrs Keeney + MN A’Taggart W Hoskins James Kennedy Miss Kennedy G McWain Marysville Mise Loin Bramer Grass Valley Aquilino Papa San FranciscoJ £ Foster Cherokee PHB "5 G E Bennison Oakland F Warted Lincoln A J Miner Hunt's @ill Canyon Creek *, we lieve that so called ‘popular punish-}Shurch steps after meeting to stare ‘end, and he atthe top. “"Swéar . -handsupon -his-fuithful-wife—again; . — . H Lowenthal Sacramento rom Deatx to Donxers.—At Rochadvertising the f9éls who stand on the at the ladies. The following card is kept standing in The Era of that place: ‘‘The Donkey clab, of this kind employed ia~a recent—case—at . village, would respectfully inform . the young ladies especially, and ‘the public generally, that they haye made: arrangements for an extensive demoustration on the steps in frunt of the Methodist Episcopal. cbhapel—the memberslocating themselves on eith er side of the main entrance--on Sunday evening next, Positions taken immediately after the close of the religious exercises within.” —__ ftrrivals atthe Batienal Exchange Hotel, ~ NEVADA CITY, CAL. ester, Mich., they havea good way of . BORN.In Nevada Cits, July 4, 1878, to Henty Thompson and wife, a son. os fie? Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Sarah M. given bythe undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Sarah M. Eastman, déeceas-_ od, to the creditors of, and‘ to all persons having claims against said deceased, to exbibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four munths from the first pub: lication of this notice to the undersigned at the offtce of J. I. Caldwell, No 62° Broad Street, Nevada city, Nevada comnty, Cal. A,C. GILLESPIE, Adm’r, July 6th, 1878. : J.T. Caldwell, Atty, Sitver Palace Saloon. en ee t . [LJ AVING SOLD THE STOCK AND FIX. “TURES OF THE SILVER PALACE SALOON to. = known as Kefth’s to Go all kinds of Resetting Shoes, “, ONE PRICE SHOP. : Horseshoeing. : ‘ROBINSON & FEENEY a 2 ee J AVING LEASED THE sH H EAs Se oy aE SHOP ON THE PLAZA, corm shop, ento street, are Dow prepared HORSESHOEING, In the very best manner and at the following low rates: Steel Shoes, per set, $3:00, IronShoes, per set, 2 50, 2.00. 3<=Remember, we are the boss Horseshoers of N eva~ da County, = fe Hanson, Proprietor. ee SS aes dReed Virginia City Wm Pillow ae T N Ward San Francisco J Morgan —~ “ J Connors Rk C Regundy Blue Tent . UP Saves ott as PC Smith You Bet Ira Moore Snow Tent T_ Moore. dre, He -E B Stephens sae -F A Sackett Willow E.8 Thurston Mine E-Mason Quaker Hil] P Shingle Scott’s Flat B F Chase Marsh’s Mill Valley J R Davis San Juan J Richards San Francisco B Moody Sacramento WmJ McAlpine New Yo rk I, A Upson Sacraménto E Jenkins San Francisco I Jenkins Colfax. =; “D-Marden French Corral. 4 W P Mariner San Francisco Miss Mallon San Francisco Miss Warner San Francisco M D Gray Quaker Hill lk’ Henry Moore's Flat J Gerard Moore's Flat J Moulton Freneh Corral B J Dauscher French Corral M Rathbun French Corral J M Chaney Murebie mine J W Davis Sweetland R Winkley Sweetland B Moody Sacramento T Manoney French Corral W # Hover Réno D D Welch Reno T Hutchings Blue Tent J ‘Jones Blue Tent _ E Lewis Blie ‘vent P Shingle Scott’s Flat ot W Barker.Rough and Ready M Thomas Blue Tent J Dyer Graniteville T Daniels Btoomfeld Dr Wm McCormick, Grass Valley Mrs Collins Grass Valley B Booth San Juan. J Hall Brush Creek F Hall Brush Creek. Friary, July 5th, James Frazer Blue Tent J Knotwell Bloomfield _ W Barker Rough and Ready Prosper Savor Blue Tent B Ragundy " J McNamarra San Juan G McWain Marysville JC Hauver Columbia Hill Mrs French and child Hunt’s Hill F Heretord Wheatland OD Campbell Blue Tent H Rodda Wheatland ‘Y Peckham, Baker’s Ranch D H Birdsell Virginia City L Laivlin “ J Keling Cherokee J L Morgan Cherokee J Bell Cherokee W R Williams Biue Tent. ee PENMANSHIP, 4 CLASS IN PENMANSHIP «A Has heen Organized at the HIGH SCHOOL ROOM NEVADA CITY, REGULAR CLASSES: Monday, Wednesday ard Friday Evenings of each week, At 71-2 o’clock, for a course of Fifteen Lessons BUSINESS and LADIES’ HANL TUITION: Including stationery and lights,$52 payable at the middle of term, -MISS A J, ELLIOTT, Teache Nevada, May 30, 1878. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F.& A.M. STAILED the Second Wedneaday of each month. isiting Bretaren in ne standing are cordially inJOEN CALDWELL, Master. Jobo Merrisop Sap Francisce . . 3 BS bees RESPECTFULLY announces t <4 $BSt-ORe D Hughes La J Thomas + SAS 0 es Seer res “DB Harris Blue Tent T Sherwood ‘ W R Williams $¢ J Sprye TES ~SLasa a ff oenterecerteeees saeeaacnnastanes it the same With the nec i would ask for my #ticcessor a continuNevada City, June 18, 1878, Pance of the liberal pi tronape extended to me during my proprietorship. —Persons knowing themselves to be -indebted to me, will find their accounts at. the Silver Palace Saloon, and they will confer a great favor by making an early settlement." 3.G. HARTWELL. Nevada City, July I, 1878.-2w SILVER PALACE SALOON, : Dealer in the FINEST KINDS OF Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cigars Commercial Street. PRIVATE SCHOOL. —eeecenee MRS. CHAS. GOODRICH 3 © the residents of NEVADA CITY, peebesreerese se resins: Monday, July 8th, 1878, Basement of the Baptist _Church, . Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, in which she will teach all the branches of the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar Departments. ‘VW. AY MAILI-OT = = “Propeietor. ee Great Reduction from Every article is sented. This is the best opportunity te secure bargai's in the Jewelry line ever ea effected 7 Nevada Couty, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY, . At Less than’San Francisco Wholesale Prices, MICHEL, HAVING purchased tho Eniire Stock of the late N. W. KNOWLTON at a the Original Cost, 8 how selling” Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware, etc., AT LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO . WHOLESALE PRICES. guaranteed to he ag repre. ~ Watches and Clocks Repairea, She will open a Private School in-the . . afd Guaranteed for One Year: Jewelry Made to Order Engraving Neatly Done. J. MICHEL, Nevad« City, June 20, 1878, Mrs. G. has been a teacher in the Gram_ mar School of Downieville, Sierra County, For terms of Tuition apply at the schoolroom, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel, Nevada City, July 3d, 1878, Notice to Creditors. B THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HUBERTUS SCHARDIN, DECEASED, Notice is hereby given by the pndersigned Executrix of the last will and testament of Hubertus -Schardin, deceased, to the creditors of, and. to al] persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit jeary Vouchers, within four months from the firat publication of this notice, to the undersigned,‘at the office of JI. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. : CATHARINE SCHARDIN, June 11, 1878. Executrix, 3.1, Caldwell, Att'y. jel2 oe JAMES OT8. ASSAYER, style. with that of any Hotel in the State. Proprietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. towns NATIONAL EXCHANGE for seven years, and‘as she hopes to reside . HOTEL, permanently in this city, respectfully sos i licity a share of pataonage. . BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY. A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is alwaysopen for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in eélegaut The Sleeping Rooms sre large, _ airy and comfcrtable, The Table will compare favorably The. Stages leave this house daily for all orthof this city. A Carriage will slways be found at the Depot to convey passengers 1o this House, Billiard Tabtes and Bar connected with the Hotel. © A shareof Public Patronage is reéspectfully solicited. A. H: HANSON, Proprietor. Nevada, July 1, 1878. OLD ARO ORES of every descr: G Refined, Melted and Assayed. _ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin Main Street, Nevada City. * Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLA14NG in GOLD or SILVEP A ANTOINE ''AM, PINE 8TREE™, Oysters served up In Every Sty . Confectionery of all kinds. ° HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, —_ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. N OTICE is hereby given that I will receive bids, in writing, until and including July 5th, 1878, at the law office of B. Dibble, in Grass: Valley, Cal., forthe following pieces of real estate, situated in Nevada City, Cal., as follows: Lot and Brick Store, on the cormer of Broad and Pine Streets, heretofore occupied by E.M. Pres-' ton as a drug store. é Also Lot and Frame Buildings n Commercial Street, now occu. pled by John Senner as a vegetable store and residence, One half of purchase money in brick store can remain on mortgage for one year at 1 per cent. per month, The above described +: es*ate ig considered the best paying p .opert, in Nevada City, paying 1} percent. intereston $5,500. CHAS. W. KITTS, . Administrator of the Estate cf J, E. Hamlin deceased. Nevada City, June 23, 1878. ' CAPITAL $300,000. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, £06 CALIFORNIA STREET, Delinquent Sale Notice ITTSBURG GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of a business, San Francisco, Californias, Location County, California. of works, Gold Fist, Nevada Notice—There is deSan Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, oF, Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelew, General Manager 3B. BH. Magill. General Agent, County TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, A. B. BRADY. Manager. Ofice No. 99 Main Street, fed Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Grase Valley, Cas Watchwakers, E. Bcamwan, Secretary, ap Broad Street, opp. Stumpf'e Hote . co, oni LUETJE AND BRAND, and Jewelers, linquent on the following described stock on account of assessment (i<0. 2,) levied on the 20th day of May, 1878, the several amounis eet opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as.follows: Names Certificate No. sbs. Amt. Bandmann Jul, Tr, 23 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 25 50. 3 00 Bandmanpn Jul, Tr, 26 60 3 00 apn’ Jul, Tr, 27 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 28 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 31 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 62 << iatte 38 Bandmana Ju), Tr, 64 3 18 Bandmann Ju); Tr, 65 3S: = 18 Band mann, Jul, Tr, 66 3 318 Bandmann, Jul, ‘tr, 67 3 “1p Bandmann, Jul, Tr, 70 3 18 Lampe T C, 83 500 30 00 Lampe T C, . 500 30 WO Theodore Samuel, 13 6000 360 00 aS with law, and an = der of the Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of May 187%, many shares of each parcel of such stock ag may be necessary, Will be sold at auction at the office of the Company, 414 California Street, San Francisco, THURSDAY. the eighteenth day of July. 1878, atthe hour of 1 o’clockh, P. M. of suid day, 0 pay. said Assesements thereen, together with costs ef advertising and of the sale. R. ER, Secretary. OfSce, $14 California street, San Foes cise remem She Da NEVAD SENT mee 7 morrow. There was : Bloomfield on instant. 50 loads of Gate mine ha The second True Blue ba a game in . next. Application the Grass Val § o'clock. Two crazy brought to th week past, is .exorcising over the Mon; ~The report driven by Mr the accident i tion. ‘The ar jury on one 0 “goon be all rij The trial with killing come up for ; trict Court 1 abounds in will attract on the part ¢ SCHOOL Birebvil Chilk ¥ Cheroke ---Columb: =r Ort! French 2 ee . Indian . Li'tle ¥ Moore's Mooney Nevada North & North ¢ Oaklan: Rough . Sweetia 'Truckes Union J Washin Rate $1 . “baving 50 0 This apport Gscal year e 4 THE GR In the te ‘great race a last betwee Ten Broeck, wasa hot. heavy fron horses wer morning. . in attendan Broeck, $20 Mollie start and @ quai no variatic quarter, wl Ten Broeck galloped in stopped at and a quar Time—Ist . "3 miles, 5:2 *. California 1 a mild att: completely was badly Vo Ata reg ‘Hose Com: day evenin vote of tha Departmen Valley, for ‘hospitality sion of the Je J.D. Fle REV Will delive tle of Life next, Jaly doubtedly ever delive ery body tr . derfal lect Ak A nice b taining 1 of the mo cations ix fale. En &

Che Daily Transcript. NEVADA OPBY. CAL. Sunday July 7th, 1878. A DOUBLE SMASH UP. On Friday evéning, ‘about''1080 o'clock, as Geo. A. Bailey ani Let8. Calkins were returning, to this city from Grass Valiey, anddid reached @ point’on the eld Grass Valley road secret societies, the children of the ——gnd“Pisg of the Free noon, “was-~disponsed wrth, And * here itis but right to mention the Po, « betyeen forty and fifty of them in : the machivery $£50,000 have been GEO. M, MOTT s our oniy suthor ized Agent in Sneramentto. He will re ceive; Advertisersnts “snd Subdseri ptions for the Transcniet, snd-receipt forus in our name, a + : CELEBRATION AT BLOOMFIELD The celebration at North Bloomfield on Thursday. last was in every vense a most snceessful display of patriotism on the part of all wlio participated, The day was ushered iu by the firing ofa national salute procession was-formed by various _publie'schools and the fire department, headed by the North Bloomtield Brass Band, one of the best organizations of the kind in the “county. A pavilion was erected in which to hold the. literary exercises. The Orutor of the. Day was J. M. Walling, of this city, who acquitted himself most adwirably, being well entitled to thé enthusiasticapplause which his fine address élicited at its conclusion. The Poet, Miss 8. H. G.as4on, as well as Mr. R, Wing who read-the Declaration of Inde= pendence, are both deserviug of wnuch honor for the excellence of their efforts. Bewitching vocal music was reudered by Prof. H.W. «Hand and the Glee Clab, .pro miment ainong the solos and choruses given being those entitled ‘‘G@lorious Stars’’ Owing to the precarious condition in which Hon, Wm.Watt lay in bis -roont_at the hotel, the -federal-saluteof 13 guus advertised to be fired at desire exhibited by those who were celebrating tv do nothing tbat might increase the suffering ofthe injured mao, present.» deep solicitude ou the part . of the people regarding ‘his welfare, and the discharge ,uf explosives in the vicinity of the hotel was by common consent itabooed, each individual acting as a self appointed pre~ server of quiet.In the afternoon sponts of all kinds were provided with which to eutertain the multitude. But the procession of the Morribles was the great feature of the day. here were line, and of all the fantastic -makeups ever beheld somv of those therein presented borethe palm. The performers went through with their funny antic;, and the spectators burst buttons from their clothes in the general hilarity which pyevai'ed, In the evening’a very handsome pyrotechnical display took place, after which a gramd ball was held iu the Pavilion, Daneing was continued nearly all night. en a CHINESE SLUICE ROBBER SHOT “The sluices of the Pioneer. ComGardners’ P-int, near Pont ing him, two of his companions petingaway. The Superintendent ofand when a couple of citizens secur ed them he refused to pay the reward. He also failed to prosecute the one he shot. It+eems to us that this a singular proceeding, unless he thinks it funpy-to have his sluices cleaned sap aud bis gold. stolen. It is a patent fact that all Chinauien will steal, and it is u duty every man owes to ¢he county in which he lives, £0 proseeute every one of them who As guilty of such acts. There may be another aide to this story, but the Downieville Messenger says ‘hat there seems to be uo qhertion but tha Cuiva thief was turned loose because the Man Wu0 was robbed was?’ either tov cogardly or tuo pusilanimous to prosecute, Lhe coupany employ Chivamen uit gether —in their claims. . ee ae . ‘THERE were 20,LU. shares of Keeley motor stock issued originally ut 3100 . face valne, sejliny firat at peered going up to $900, Now noone will touch them. Z@ the construction of expeuded, aud phe Company has spent all its faud wad $ip,0U0 of the ja short distance soath of the Half, Markable [fact that the geniléinen Ou every band there was. Pness, especially among tho ladies, _ fered are ward of $50 for theirexpture . the Mile. House; +the horse, which was being. .deiven by Mr. B4.saddenly shied toward an enrbankment which “boundethe west side of the. road in that locality, and dragging the buckboard after him, overturned it, -@pilling out the surprised occapaats on the ground. As they were whirling along at a very. respectable rate when the accident occurred, to say that they Jahded in a hurry would be an insult to the occasion. It was that dumped the cargo, men, cusha movement quicker than thought}then. procured a 20 foot UGiOME-MADE JUDGMENT. YF After all, we are inclined to bement” is most effective ia mending the ways of petty offenders. By “‘popular punishment,’’ we mean the Forest City, and for the particnlars of which we are indebted to I. J: Rolfe, of this city. The other day a man upthere shamefally beat his wife. A flourishing brauch of the “Order of 1001,” or perhaps more properly ‘‘E Clampus Virtus”’ exists at Forest City. The members of the organization learned of tha oatrage that the brute had been guilty of, and took his.case in hand, They first disguised themselves with masks,. ladder. Next they captured the wife whipions-and robes, promiscuously into the suffocating dust. But the-horse didn’t stop to sympathize with his victims. He tore along down the grade with the ever-turned vehicle at his heels for a distance ot perhaps ten or twelve rods, when—slap, bang, crash—and auother ¢arriage. headed in the same. direction keeled over, and the thunderstruck occupants, A> -R. Lorfand Witham . Grovea, came rolling out upon the scene. The buckboard bad collided with the-carriage, breaking the rear axle of the latter, and demoralizing dollurs. ‘Ihe force of the shock caused the running borse to ~break loose, and it came scampering into the city, bringing nothing but the harness it had on. The horse atattempt to break away. Itisa reall escaped-injury;although we can/. hardly agree in.the popular verdict Fespecting the mattgr, which is toy the effect that the whole affair ‘Wasa job put up between them to give the newspapers anitem. One \of the turnouts—the buck board —belonged at Graham's stable, and the other at Wellington’s. To the runaway horse, no more than its driver, can blame for the accident be at-. tached, The quick-sighted and intelligent animal had discovered the conveyance in advance, and in endeavoring to turn out 80 as. to pass . by, had brought about the catastrophe.THE HAYMAKERS, The beautiful operatic cantata of “the Haymakers,” as rendered by Grass Valley talent, was repeated at Hamilton Hall, in that place on Fried to its titmost eapacity by a very fashionable and critical audience,and many were unable to procure séats? “The Haymakers”is admirably adapted to the efforts of amateurs, having interspersed through it here and there a multitude of simple but effective situations well calculated to create a favorable impression, even when rendered in an ordinary manner. The music throughout, which ‘consists of a fine selection of chroe uses, quintettes, quartettes, trios; duets and solos, is of a high order.— As produced on Friday night, under the directorshis of Prof. Seward, the entertainment generally speaking was worthy of the patronage it reeived. While none of the solos or duets given displayed voices of more than ordinary compass and sweetaot remember of ever hearing ed outside of professional circles. The edosing tableau was a fine bit of artistic groupiug, and will long be nemaembered by all’ whe were 80 fortumate as to witness it, MR. WATT MUCH IMPROVED: Parties arriving in this city yesterday from North Blogmfie:d, bring the joyful intelligence that Mr. Watt had been gradeally improving for several hours prior to their de parture for here. The physicians are now firm in the opinion that his chaaces of recovery are most favorable. : —+-e-— -___. M. E. CHURCH, Services to-day at the nsval hours. Preaching by the pastor, morping and.avening. Sunday school at 12:20. Seats free. All are cordially invited to attend. Directors’ muney, ie : W. 8. Urmr, Pastor. j the first named to the extent-ot-a few-+ tested"the man and took him buck te. day evening, The house was crowd. Dae C. Burke & wife, You Bet,per, and tying him prostrate to one end of the ladder, raised-it up on that you will never repeat the offense again, and we'll let you down,” they said. The prisoner was defiant at first. Bat by and by he began: to weaken, and in less than an hour the repentant rascal had taken an gath that nevér would he lay his’ save in kindness. He knows that “the Clampers’’willgive bim a heavier dose for the second offense. We warrant, however, be will not give the mystic order cause to take himin Haid again, © pu 2:2 — — = AN AMATURE DETECTIVE. The Downieville Messenger says that one day last week as George Strange was on his way to Downie-ville-from—Sierra--¥atley;~ be -over=}" took and recognized a man who had stolen several hundred dollars somewhere in the Valley. He turned . back and informed several persous on the-road, .who hurried forward, arthe Valley. Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA OITY, CAL, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop'r. a Tuurspay, July 4, 1878, L. M. Sukeforth, V Flume.’ M, lL, Packard, ‘“ wg D. Filton, J #s J. D. Bickford, . * as J. B. Sautelle, a ©, Siegtildr, a % D. M. Gray, ae ae J. D. Whiting vs se W. Baxter, hd 3 J. Helfrish, Grass Valley. “RR. Finnie, ane sda ie T. V. Cecil, — ** as Chas. Furth, Sau Francisco. Ww. F. Mané, “ss “a f Miss Mave, Henry Watson, -North’Bloomfield. J, 3, Daugherty," ae ——_£e— 7 Mrs. Daugherty, =‘ = W. Hoskins, a J. Hughes, at = 8. L. Chase, at s John Morrison, Hunt's Hill. Pat Ryan, o+e -M. Horan, ee #s J. Kelliher, . ST tear ’ W. Haumer, oy ss James Hanley, ot ‘ W. C, Bradley, Willow Valley. J. W, Greeley, * } P. Gore, “ “ Jas. Killroy, Cherokee. J. L. Morgan, he M Brophy a S. J. Mathews, Blue Tent, G. W. Beard, < % E. P. Hager, as D, W. Eckman, French David Marden, +f C. F. MoGlashen Truckee Mrs. McGlashen’ ‘“ W. 8. Williams, Murcbie Mine J. 8. Murchie, * “ Paul Schoen, Oakland. G.E. Bennison, * Mrs. Slattery & child Smartsville Mrs. Roone ss N. Welch, Daul Marks, “4 Jobn Murphy, Washington. ** Grizzel as He J. W. Preston, Kansas. G. Anderson Quaker Hii}, D. Culbertson, Sailor Flat. oe > Corra).3? ee ooo C. Van Slyke, Marysville Parks, Lincoln, W, ville. J. MeNally, Bear River. John Brooks, Moore's Fia Frinay, July 5ib P Shingle Scott's Flat J B Kowalski Grass Valley F H Cook Sacszamento S B Crawford Washington Duvid Johnson t M Marks San Francisco A Levey ae Mrs Keeney + MN A’Taggart W Hoskins James Kennedy Miss Kennedy G McWain Marysville Mise Loin Bramer Grass Valley Aquilino Papa San FranciscoJ £ Foster Cherokee PHB "5 G E Bennison Oakland F Warted Lincoln A J Miner Hunt's @ill Canyon Creek *, we lieve that so called ‘popular punish-}Shurch steps after meeting to stare ‘end, and he atthe top. “"Swéar . -handsupon -his-fuithful-wife—again; . — . H Lowenthal Sacramento rom Deatx to Donxers.—At Rochadvertising the f9éls who stand on the at the ladies. The following card is kept standing in The Era of that place: ‘‘The Donkey clab, of this kind employed ia~a recent—case—at . village, would respectfully inform . the young ladies especially, and ‘the public generally, that they haye made: arrangements for an extensive demoustration on the steps in frunt of the Methodist Episcopal. cbhapel—the memberslocating themselves on eith er side of the main entrance--on Sunday evening next, Positions taken immediately after the close of the religious exercises within.” —__ ftrrivals atthe Batienal Exchange Hotel, ~ NEVADA CITY, CAL. ester, Mich., they havea good way of . BORN.In Nevada Cits, July 4, 1878, to Henty Thompson and wife, a son. os fie? Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Sarah M. given bythe undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Sarah M. Eastman, déeceas-_ od, to the creditors of, and‘ to all persons having claims against said deceased, to exbibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four munths from the first pub: lication of this notice to the undersigned at the offtce of J. I. Caldwell, No 62° Broad Street, Nevada city, Nevada comnty, Cal. A,C. GILLESPIE, Adm’r, July 6th, 1878. : J.T. Caldwell, Atty, Sitver Palace Saloon. en ee t . [LJ AVING SOLD THE STOCK AND FIX. “TURES OF THE SILVER PALACE SALOON to. = known as Kefth’s to Go all kinds of Resetting Shoes, “, ONE PRICE SHOP. : Horseshoeing. : ‘ROBINSON & FEENEY a 2 ee J AVING LEASED THE sH H EAs Se oy aE SHOP ON THE PLAZA, corm shop, ento street, are Dow prepared HORSESHOEING, In the very best manner and at the following low rates: Steel Shoes, per set, $3:00, IronShoes, per set, 2 50, 2.00. 3<=Remember, we are the boss Horseshoers of N eva~ da County, = fe Hanson, Proprietor. ee SS aes dReed Virginia City Wm Pillow ae T N Ward San Francisco J Morgan —~ “ J Connors Rk C Regundy Blue Tent . UP Saves ott as PC Smith You Bet Ira Moore Snow Tent T_ Moore. dre, He -E B Stephens sae -F A Sackett Willow E.8 Thurston Mine E-Mason Quaker Hil] P Shingle Scott’s Flat B F Chase Marsh’s Mill Valley J R Davis San Juan J Richards San Francisco

B Moody Sacramento WmJ McAlpine New Yo rk I, A Upson Sacraménto E Jenkins San Francisco I Jenkins Colfax. =; “D-Marden French Corral. 4 W P Mariner San Francisco Miss Mallon San Francisco Miss Warner San Francisco M D Gray Quaker Hill lk’ Henry Moore's Flat J Gerard Moore's Flat J Moulton Freneh Corral B J Dauscher French Corral M Rathbun French Corral J M Chaney Murebie mine J W Davis Sweetland R Winkley Sweetland B Moody Sacramento T Manoney French Corral W # Hover Réno D D Welch Reno T Hutchings Blue Tent J ‘Jones Blue Tent _ E Lewis Blie ‘vent P Shingle Scott’s Flat ot W Barker.Rough and Ready M Thomas Blue Tent J Dyer Graniteville T Daniels Btoomfeld Dr Wm McCormick, Grass Valley Mrs Collins Grass Valley B Booth San Juan. J Hall Brush Creek F Hall Brush Creek. Friary, July 5th, James Frazer Blue Tent J Knotwell Bloomfield _ W Barker Rough and Ready Prosper Savor Blue Tent B Ragundy " J McNamarra San Juan G McWain Marysville JC Hauver Columbia Hill Mrs French and child Hunt’s Hill F Heretord Wheatland OD Campbell Blue Tent H Rodda Wheatland ‘Y Peckham, Baker’s Ranch D H Birdsell Virginia City L Laivlin “ J Keling Cherokee J L Morgan Cherokee J Bell Cherokee W R Williams Biue Tent. ee PENMANSHIP, 4 CLASS IN PENMANSHIP «A Has heen Organized at the HIGH SCHOOL ROOM NEVADA CITY, REGULAR CLASSES: Monday, Wednesday ard Friday Evenings of each week, At 71-2 o’clock, for a course of Fifteen Lessons BUSINESS and LADIES’ HANL TUITION: Including stationery and lights,$52 payable at the middle of term, -MISS A J, ELLIOTT, Teache Nevada, May 30, 1878. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F.& A.M. STAILED the Second Wedneaday of each month. isiting Bretaren in ne standing are cordially inJOEN CALDWELL, Master. Jobo Merrisop Sap Francisce . . 3 BS bees RESPECTFULLY announces t <4 $BSt-ORe D Hughes La J Thomas + SAS 0 es Seer res “DB Harris Blue Tent T Sherwood ‘ W R Williams $¢ J Sprye TES ~SLasa a ff oenterecerteeees saeeaacnnastanes it the same With the nec i would ask for my #ticcessor a continuNevada City, June 18, 1878, Pance of the liberal pi tronape extended to me during my proprietorship. —Persons knowing themselves to be -indebted to me, will find their accounts at. the Silver Palace Saloon, and they will confer a great favor by making an early settlement." 3.G. HARTWELL. Nevada City, July I, 1878.-2w SILVER PALACE SALOON, : Dealer in the FINEST KINDS OF Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cigars Commercial Street. PRIVATE SCHOOL. —eeecenee MRS. CHAS. GOODRICH 3 © the residents of NEVADA CITY, peebesreerese se resins: Monday, July 8th, 1878, Basement of the Baptist _Church, . Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, in which she will teach all the branches of the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar Departments. ‘VW. AY MAILI-OT = = “Propeietor. ee Great Reduction from Every article is sented. This is the best opportunity te secure bargai's in the Jewelry line ever ea effected 7 Nevada Couty, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY, . At Less than’San Francisco Wholesale Prices, MICHEL, HAVING purchased tho Eniire Stock of the late N. W. KNOWLTON at a the Original Cost, 8 how selling” Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware, etc., AT LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO . WHOLESALE PRICES. guaranteed to he ag repre. ~ Watches and Clocks Repairea, She will open a Private School in-the . . afd Guaranteed for One Year: Jewelry Made to Order Engraving Neatly Done. J. MICHEL, Nevad« City, June 20, 1878, Mrs. G. has been a teacher in the Gram_ mar School of Downieville, Sierra County, For terms of Tuition apply at the schoolroom, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel, Nevada City, July 3d, 1878, Notice to Creditors. B THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HUBERTUS SCHARDIN, DECEASED, Notice is hereby given by the pndersigned Executrix of the last will and testament of Hubertus -Schardin, deceased, to the creditors of, and. to al] persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit jeary Vouchers, within four months from the firat publication of this notice, to the undersigned,‘at the office of JI. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. : CATHARINE SCHARDIN, June 11, 1878. Executrix, 3.1, Caldwell, Att'y. jel2 oe JAMES OT8. ASSAYER, style. with that of any Hotel in the State. Proprietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. towns NATIONAL EXCHANGE for seven years, and‘as she hopes to reside . HOTEL, permanently in this city, respectfully sos i licity a share of pataonage. . BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY. A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is alwaysopen for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in eélegaut The Sleeping Rooms sre large, _ airy and comfcrtable, The Table will compare favorably The.. Stages leave this house daily for all orthof this city. A Carriage will slways be found at the Depot to convey passengers 1o this House, Billiard Tabtes and Bar connected with the Hotel. © A shareof Public Patronage is reéspectfully solicited. A. H: HANSON, Proprietor. Nevada, July 1, 1878. OLD ARO ORES of every descr: G Refined, Melted and Assayed. _ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin Main Street, Nevada City. * Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLA14NG in GOLD or SILVEP A ANTOINE ''AM, PINE 8TREE™, Oysters served up In Every Sty . Confectionery of all kinds. ° HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, —_ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. N OTICE is hereby given that I will receive bids, in writing, until and including July 5th, 1878, at the law office of B. Dibble, in Grass: Valley, Cal., forthe following pieces of real estate, situated in Nevada City, Cal., as follows: Lot and Brick Store, on the cormer of Broad and Pine Streets, heretofore occupied by E.M. Pres-' ton as a drug store. é Also Lot and Frame Buildings n Commercial Street, now occu. pled by John Senner as a vegetable store and residence, One half of purchase money in brick store can remain on mortgage for one year at 1 per cent. per month, The above described +: es*ate ig considered the best paying p .opert, in Nevada City, paying 1} percent. intereston $5,500. CHAS. W. KITTS, . Administrator of the Estate cf J, E. Hamlin deceased. Nevada City, June 23, 1878. ' CAPITAL $300,000. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, £06 CALIFORNIA STREET, Delinquent Sale Notice ITTSBURG GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of a business, San Francisco, Californias, Location County, California. of works, Gold Fist, Nevada Notice—There is deSan Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, oF, Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelew, General Manager 3B. BH. Magill. General Agent, County TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, A. B. BRADY. Manager. Ofice No. 99 Main Street, fed Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Grase Valley, Cas Watchwakers, E. Bcamwan, Secretary, ap Broad Street, opp. Stumpf'e Hote . co, oni LUETJE AND BRAND, and Jewelers, linquent on the following described stock on account of assessment (i<0. 2,) levied on the 20th day of May, 1878, the several amounis eet opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as.follows: Names Certificate No. sbs. Amt. Bandmann Jul, Tr, 23 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 25 50. 3 00 Bandmanpn Jul, Tr, 26 60 3 00 apn’ Jul, Tr, 27 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 28 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 31 50 3 00 Bandmann Jul, Tr, 62 << iatte 38 Bandmana Ju), Tr, 64 3 18 Bandmann Ju); Tr, 65 3S: = 18 Band mann, Jul, Tr, 66 3 318 Bandmann, Jul, ‘tr, 67 3 “1p Bandmann, Jul, Tr, 70 3 18 Lampe T C, 83 500 30 00 Lampe T C, . 500 30 WO Theodore Samuel, 13 6000 360 00 aS with law, and an = der of the Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of May 187%, many shares of each parcel of such stock ag may be necessary, Will be sold at auction at the office of the Company, 414 California Street, San Francisco, THURSDAY. the eighteenth day of July. 1878, atthe hour of 1 o’clockh, P. M. of suid day, 0 pay. said Assesements thereen, together with costs ef advertising and of the sale. R. ER, Secretary. OfSce, $14 California street, San Foes cise remem She Da NEVAD SENT mee 7 morrow. There was : Bloomfield on instant. 50 loads of Gate mine ha The second True Blue ba a game in . next. Application the Grass Val § o'clock. Two crazy brought to th week past, is .exorcising over the Mon; ~The report driven by Mr the accident i tion. ‘The ar jury on one 0 “goon be all rij The trial with killing come up for ; trict Court 1 abounds in will attract on the part ¢ SCHOOL Birebvil Chilk ¥ Cheroke ---Columb: =r Ort! French 2 ee . Indian . Li'tle ¥ Moore's Mooney Nevada North & North ¢ Oaklan: Rough . Sweetia 'Truckes Union J Washin Rate $1 . “baving 50 0 This apport Gscal year e 4 THE GR In the te ‘great race a last betwee Ten Broeck, wasa hot. heavy fron horses wer morning. . in attendan Broeck, $20 Mollie start and @ quai no variatic quarter, wl Ten Broeck galloped in stopped at and a quar Time—Ist . "3 miles, 5:2 *. California 1 a mild att: completely was badly Vo Ata reg ‘Hose Com: day evenin vote of tha Departmen Valley, for ‘hospitality sion of the Je J.D. Fle REV Will delive tle of Life next, Jaly doubtedly ever delive ery body tr . derfal lect Ak A nice b taining 1 of the mo cations ix fale. En &