July 8, 1871 (4 pages)

The Daily Transeri NEVADA CITY, CAL. * * Lael Union Republican Ticket. For Gevexxon, NEWTON BOOTH, of Sacramento. Lievrexaxt Govrmxon, BR. PACHECO... of Sam Luis Obispo Becherary cF Sraze, DEURY MALONE.. of San Frahcisco. CLLER. THOMAS J. GREEN..:.. .of Marin. ; Srave Taraccmer. FERDINAND BAEHR.of San Franciaco. Scnveror Gaxexar, ROBT. E. GARDINER.—. f Humbitdt. ATPORNSY GEXERAL, JOHN L. LOVE...:0f San Francisco. CLERK OF THE SUPREME COTET. GRANT T. TAGGART.. of Shasta. > Stars: Prirvren, i THOS. A. SPRINGER...0f Amador. Harbor COMDGSETONER. JOHN A. McGLENN..0f dan Francisco. Por Coscrees—Secc wd District. A. A. SARGENT.. fe eeeaes's of Nevada. @ JUDGES OF THE SUPREME Corer. Lona Term—A. L. RHOADES, of Sants 7 Short Terrn—A. C. NILES.. ot} For Supt. oF ScHOOts. Dr. FRED. BOLANDER.uof San Francisco Time to Organize! The campaign has begun. Thi State candidates of each party are in the field, ratification meetings are tx ing held, and it is not too early for’ Republicans to cOmmeénce organizing. It is probable that more eflicicat. Crganjzation, in this county at least, will wait.upen the election of a new County Central Committce; but there is abundant opportunity for work before the meeting of the Coun‘ ty Convention. The issues are before the people, and are thoroughly understood. . There is no strength in inaction and passiveness, who would become strong wust follow the example of an individual de“selopment-af power, ercise-and .develop.their good attributes, and carefully husband their resources. San Francisco far ahead of the interior in the matter of organization. Her ward clubs are numerous and effective, and furnish the méans of united action. But more especially we, of this county, want organization. We want to know the pcsition of every man who has ever voted the Republican ticket, and we want. convenicit meThey inust ex. is diwms ‘for acquiring such knowledge, ' as well as for the dissemination of party-documents:-We “want organization because it is essential to sueIt makes no difference if the tepublican element of this egunty is in the ascendant in point of numbers, unless every vote is combined and utilized. tion in every camp and precinct of this county, and that speedily. cess, necessary to our success in the coming fight that we know our own! power, as well as what we have tu overcome in our opponents. With our State ticket there is no local dissatisfaction; nor should there be, for it is most excellent in every particular. Immediate organization will also bespeak an entire unanimity on . the county ticket, for it will enable the very best selection of delegates to the Convention, and allow the members of the party to exercise duc discrimination in the choice of candidates. The enrollment and registration of voters, those very materinl and important considerations, will . thus receive the attention required . by their importance, and which cowld not obtain in any other way. We advise our party fnends to prompt action in this matter, We would also tirge upon our State Central Committee the importance of an active and thorough canvass of the State. inaugurated, and everybody can see the dissentions and bickerings in the Democratic ranks. but a short one, and a greater degree ef activity is therefore incumbent. “Union is strength;”’ and by a thorough and immediate organization . the possibility of defeat will be precluded, while the triumph of the Republican ticket will be insured. Water Srovt Burst.—<A dispatch €0 the Appeal, dated Reno, July ith, says: A water spout burst in the mountains fourteen miles west of Reno last evening. It washed a great quaatity of earth and smal! rock on the track of the Central Pacific Railroad, About 9r.m. a freight train coming east, at the rate of twelve miles an hour, ran into the slide, the engineer not being abie to see itin time to stop the train. The engéne jumped the track, andran some thirty feet down the embankment, majntaining its upright iti tender was upset. ae oe eos acu recede ee Parties . We want a Club organiza. It is . The campaign is fairly . The fight will be . Installation, pt The following officers of Donner { iftstalied om the’ evening. W,C. Bichmond, D. kG. M N.G; Geo. W. Giffin, V. G; AY H, Clark, BR. S3Geo, W. Harrisan, T; A Berg, Sec: W. C. Richtmond, C: I. . W. Leach, W; Ben. Love. I. G: J.V. Dufaw, O. G: J. C. Walker, R. S. to N. G:J. V. Hoag, L. S. to N.G; F. Champin, R. 8. to V. G; W. M. Gelt, L. S. to V.G; J. F. Greeley; B. ‘ The ; ‘installation was public, and the hall‘ was crowded with visitors and members of the Onder,—At the conclusion of the installation ceremonies, T. C. Plunkett. on behalf of the members of the Ledge, in a neat speech, pre_ sented .W. S. White, the retiring’ N. ~“G.-with a beautiful P. G. regalia. Mr. White responded, thanking the Lodge fur the mark of esteem and confidence. After the Lodge closed, the members of the Order and friends repaired to a large hall, where a col-, lation was served, and a very pleasant dancing party was given by the Laige. They had a splendid time. > j Excursionists. iV Daring the Spring and Summer quite a number of visitors. and excursionists have visited’ our town for the purpose of climate change and rest. / Many. others design doing so, and we think ina few years more, our town will be quite a pepular resort for those who like a warm, dry and not wholly do without the advantage of city life Certainly ‘no place can better suit’ this exten: sive class than our own Nevada City. and society, > In a Critical Condition, ; We understand that the lad NichCols, who -was.sogeverely injurat—bythe explosion of a Chinese. bomb on _ the Fourthis now lying in a critical condition, and his recovery is doubtful. Even should he survive, he will be cruelly mutilated for life. . County. Scrip. \\/ The County Treasurer gives notice that all warrants on the general fund repistered prior tw “May 4th 1870, _ will be paid on presentation; also all i Warrants on the road fund. from No. +301 to Noy 307 -inctusive: . in the same ceases from this date. . Rusticating. . The editor of the Traxscrrpr, has been spending several days at Lake . Tahoe, enjoying the beautiful scencry and fresh cool air of the mountains, and otherwise bracing himself for the arduous labors of the campaign. It is expected he will be home to-day. Admitted te Citizenship. 1) af day admitted to citizenship in the ‘District Court; Justin. Michel, J Amand Picart, natives of France: Duncan McEwen, Bernard Swift, and John M. McCarty, natives of Ireland, ae y { Distriet Court. \/In the case of Geo. W. Bristow vs. the Mooney Flat Gravel Mining Co., phuntatt was granted leave to amend : . . i complaint in regurd to the descrip. Court adtion of property sued for. journed to Saturday, at 10 a. a, —_———__ 2To the Ladies. H. Levy, No. 30, Commercial street publishes an advertisement in another column of to-day’s paper. He keeps on hand an extensive as. 1 . . sortiuent of ladies’ fancy and dress . goods, carpets, wall paper ete., to . Which the uttention of those in need is respectfully invited. Meeting at Grass Valley. We a grand r eet pn necting of the Republicahéé tN be held at Grass Valley this evening. : We hope those of our friends, who can conveniently attend will do so. Tus lawyers and doctors represent _ the learned prefessions most numer-’ ; ously in the United States. The . physicians who paid license to the Government fcr the year ending April 30, 1871, numbered 49,798. . Of these, 39,070 were ‘Simon pures’ . or ajlopaths, and 2,961 homeopaths. . Tho eclecties numbered 2,860; the . hydropathics, 133;-and all others, 4,770. AN Indiana man took laudanum, remarking that he had an en ment with General Jackson gal erp _ Active exereise on the part ofa stomach pump caused the engagement to Eaurnquaxe.—A charp shock ‘of of theGih.# imho tity of S Interest’ “The following persons were yester. ea nuiadour readers that is Iranian ‘ian Repub Eiicans.—The Ital angounce. Roma Capital.” “On . mentof the arrival of Victor Emax juelat Rome, this flag was bpisted over their Clab-reem, which appears , to have given offense to Catholics, who regarded it as a demonstration st the Pope. Some threats were made on the Sth to tear the flag down, which excited the Itahans to them armed and paraded the streets. and exhibited a determination fo defend the flay. The flag, however, Was hot molested, and probably no organized effort to that end was intended. The Italians certainly have reason to rejoice over the unifieation . of their country; and as they are all! Catholics, it is bot probable they intended any disrespect to the Pope in his cipacity of spiritual head of the Church. —~ THe Sitvarw~ IN correspondént of the from Sutter Creek, July 4th, after describing the anniversary. festivities among the soldiers, says, in regard to the miners’ strike: The miners Amapor. A announce themselves ready to go to! work now at the terms proposed . by the companies previous to. the arrival of the troops, but on condition that the latter shall be withdrawn. As the companies have hardly sufficient confidence in the League to admit of sucha meve;-it will be seen that the situation is not improved. But they havegiven in one peint, and it is pretty safe to predict that « few days longer will see them ready and willing to go to work, notwithstanding the presence of the troops. Tre denomination of steadily extending. ‘churches is said to be not less than 500, the number ‘of ministers and elders from 1,500 to 2.000, and the membership about 100,000. There are single churches having as many . ig: everybody uace it Who wishes to BeThey are most nu. as 600 members, merous in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Hlinois, lowa and Virginia. . There are churches in nearly or quite all the Western States.Se ee SS . A CARICATURE appeared lately in a ‘shop in Rome, representing the crucitixion, Napoleon Lf. being on the cross, the King of Prussia a centnu‘OVERLAND AND NEW YORK) . rion piercing his side, the Pope and other supposed. sympathizers with France representing the Apostles in . ridiculous attitudes of grief and dis. The whole edition of this! ; may. ' blasphemy sold in twenty-four hours, . . and another was immediatk ly called for. i ain ae . H. D. Nxswoons, the wealthy citizen of Louisville, who sometime ago . * obtained a divort® by spectal act of . Legislature from his wife, tung con fined in a lunatie asylum, was mar. red lately to the danchter of a bank. er im that city, some fifty years younger than himself. No clergyman in Kentucky would perform the service, and a minister from Canada for the purpose. > oe ‘of Dunn & McCone, between Hamil_torband Eberhardt city wasdestroyed by fire on the evening of July 4th. . The loss is about $30,000, and is thought to have been the work of an : incendiary. i Beiuion.—Forty vusand ounces of bullion were received at the Carson Mint, July 3d, the largest amount ever received in one day. all SEVENTEEN Railway subsidy bills with ‘‘H. H. Haight” signed to each, i have become State laws, and help to make the Statutes of the State. Haightful. } the Loy six Por.ic Dest.—The Treasury state‘Ment of the lst instant, shows are . duction of $710,344 89 for theqnonth of June. This, we believe, is the . Smallest reduction wade in aby one ;Month since the accession of the} . presert administration. . a : . THe Masons of Reno held a pic-nic . at Donner Lake on the 24th ult. ——~2-PortLanp is holding a Horticulta. Tal Fair. } Tne Vallejo Great Register canFrancisev, an the 22d nitimo, was distinctly heard in Redwood City, “TRERE are 454 yoéchanics and leborers at work at Mare Island. hd fl Alta, writing . Dunkers is ' The number of . was imported QcvarTz MILL Bueyvny.—The milkins ; Fraaigisco on the Fourth, by the . httlé boy had his right band so badly shathered that it will kaye to Be putated. . Ftexca Jocrnat.—% new French Accipents.—Quite a number of . es DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! Oe a PLACE TO BUY. DEY GOODS IN THE COUNSY , 1s ar— H. LEVY'S, I No. 30 Commercial Street, . For Recorder, CANNON willbe idate . M. Te-election to the * Segre. out . Kecorder, subject to the decigion of the os . oeratic, County Convention. Deas. { AN. CLANCY, ‘of Nevada cite ; D candidate for the -offiee of Cou; vis . Sewsor, subject. the decision of the waa . cratie County Convention. jig . Repnblican journal—called L’Avenir . } waERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST For, Superintendent of Schools, Natiowul—has deen started in ‘Ser! Francisco, ’ « Mess. Pare is respited until October. nn a perfect fury, and large numbers of . Her case should be disposed of with} lout farther delay. A comniutation of her sentence to imprisoninent for life would satisfy publicsentiment, but for the danger that’ she would . Cheaper Than The Cheapest ! then be pardoned out in three or four years, ~~ Tue Italians of San Francisco fired ‘asalute of fifty-one guns, on Monday evening, in honor cf the occupaition of Rome by the Italian Government and the triamphial entry of i Victor Emanuel into that city. neem Es Sirver Buuiion.—The shipment of silver bullion by Wells, Fargo & Co., from their office in Virginia City ,for the quarter ending June 30th, anounted to $3,263,412 63. oe Tae Annual Conference of the Methodist--Church of Nevada State will be held at Reno, and commence July 28th, DR. LEVING'S ‘'SARSAPARIELA AND ROSE WILLOW. O Bones, the blood furnishes the elements of bone with unerring accuracy: , to Muscle, the same blood furnishes the elements of muscle: to Nerve the elements of nerve: to Skin, the elements of skin: and Vessels, tho <lemeniq of veseels--and yet, while each of these differ somewhat in comPosition from the othes, the constituent elements of the blood, by which they ere everywhere furnished, are everywhere the same: consequently the object in all, cases is to pu , Tify those constituents,and reuder this Flupurpose Dr. Leving introduces to the public his Sersaparilla and Rose Willow. It makes the skin smooth and clear. Try healthy and good looking. It can be had at al] well established Druggists throughout . the State. ] i. THE GREAT nee [NEW YORK CIRCUS !: { ’ . : Fastin { MAMMOTH COMBINATION . —OF THE— . CIRCUSES! o . WANWIS Magnificent and unapproachable artay of Human and Equine Talent will } exnibit at NEVADA CITY. ‘Friday Evening, July 14th, ‘71. . . Fifty Performers and Seventy. Five Thoroughbred Horses and . Trick Ponies are attached to this , Establishment. . ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, . Children Fifty Cents. “j8 dA. ROWE, Agent: ] pose Fe re PT Probate Notice. . KJ vada. In Probate Court, In the matter of the Estate of Van 8. Young, decease It appearing to the Court from the petitionof Chas. McElvy, Administrator of the Estate of Van S, Young, deceased, praying for an order to sell Real Estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the Real Estate . to pay the expenses of administration. It is . therefore ordered by the Court that all per. . Sone interested in the Estate, appear before . i the Probste Court,on SATURDAY, the 5th . day of Aug, 1871, at-10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the . City and County of Nevada, to show cause . Why an order should not be granted to the . . Administrator to sell so much of the Real . Estate of the deceased asmay be necessary. And thet a copy of this order be published . at least tour successive weeks in the Nevada . Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and . published in said Nevada County. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. Dated July 6th, 1871. : State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Clerk of the Probate Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true ‘and correct copy of an Original Order duly made snd entered in the minutes of said Court. ——} Witness my hand and the Seal of oat said Court, this 7th day of July, A. —~}D. 1971. 7 ; J.J. ROGERS, Clerk. jy8 By H. Darneal Deputy Clerk, A LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE s& Geners] Func of Nevada County, and Yegistered prior to May 4th, 1870, will be paid on presentation.’ Also, all Warrants JULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. By R W. Tully, Deputy, Nevada, July Sth, 1871. Notice. SPECIAL MEETIN Gof the Trustees on & SY TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne; I, J.J. Rogers, County Clerk and ex-officio . & ASSORTMENT OF . Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods," Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, &c: And-a general variety of articles kept ine first-class Dry Goods Store, WILL BE SOLD 3, Remember the place, No. 30 Commercial Street, at the Old stand of Sam. Novitsky. ‘ 3 ’ For County Surveyor. J G. MATHER, of Grass'Vallcy, will 1 e ; Union Repubiican County Convention. ' For Sheriff. } i candidate for the office ‘subject to the devision ofthe Republican County Convention, For Superintendent of Schools. J. WATSON, of Forest Springs. De is announced as a candidate fur the vutice of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Judge. \ J W. CROSS, of Nevada City, ix . e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County. Judge, subject to the decisiuynm of the Democratit: County Convention. For Az-emblyman. =. TEPHEN BARKER, of Little York, > will be a candidate for the Assembly. subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. id of Life as pure as possible, and for this ° DESSERT, BREAKFAST, AND TEA SETS. SETS. SETS. / PEARL WHITE, Elegant Shapes, 175 pieces, (FRENCH CHINA; ~~~ , CUT GLASS SET, 55 pieces, $30. IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY SET 27 pieces, $15. SILVER PLATED SERVICE. . 1 Best Castor, 1 Dozen cach Tea and } Table Spoons, . 44 pes $2150. ' 1 Dozen medium Forks, § THE COMPLETE OUTFIT, With Pearl White, $90 With French China, $110 GUARANTEED FIRST. CLASS GOODS, and PACKED FREE OF CHARGE. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., 335 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 2th. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. ’ prr>? FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID ED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11,000, 600. ny, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income t G. P. SPARKS, Agent Nevads City. , jot i . i] ‘REMOVAL. . _ . PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, . Have Removed their New Steck -0Fr— Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., 8. W. CORNER OF ~ BROAD AND PINE STREETS. be a candidate for the office of Coun. { ty Surveyor, subject to the deciskm of the ! of Sherif, . H EK Cc. WEBSTER is announced aca . e 153 pieces, $45. TO DATE, ove? $11,000,000. ; TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURN. . EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT . During last officially reported year, 1870, . Lower than in any other American Compa. . Under the Daily Transeript Office i B. WHITE, of Nevada city, will he @ a candidate for the office of Superin. tendent of Pwblic Scliovls, subject tothe a, . cision of the Democratic’ County Conver. tion. : jls . For Road Commissioner, EO. W. PARSHLEY, of Freacj i Corral, will be a candidatefor the offic . Of Road Commissioner, subject to the devi. . sion of the Union Republican County Con: . vention. "i jels . For Supt. _ of Schools. fades POWER, of Nevada City iz hereby announced as s Candidate fox . tue office of Superint ndent of Schools, sul, . ject to the decision of the Union Bepublicais . County Convention. ja For Road Commissioner, — . NIHELL, of Nevada City, Wilk he » : candidate for the office of Koad Com. Wuinnioner, subject to the decision of the Re . publican County Convention. jele, fe ‘ For Supervisor 5 N L. MARSH, of Nevada is ame AYEe hereby announced as a éandidate §, x . tue umce of Supervisor, Ist District, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Convention. jlo {——_— ——_——_. . For Public Administrator, D. MULLER, of Nevada city, will be a cendidate for the office of Public Ad. aiistrater, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. jy { { For Assemblyman, W M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, will be @ candidate for the Assembly, sub. ~ ject to the decision of the Union Repnblican Convention, 3 For County Treasurer, easurer. my AMES J. OTT is hereby announced as @ candidate for the office of County areasurer Of Nevada County. Subjectto the decisivun of the Union Republican Convention. je7 OHN MAJOR, of Graiks Valley, will be a cundidate tor the office of sheriff uf Nevada County, subject to the decision of * . Democratle County Convention. j9 For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announce. e edas @ candidate for the office of . the Republican County Convention. jz . For District Attorney, ' D. LONG, of Eureka Township, . ty Convention: : ja For Assembly. M4 WHEELER, of Bear Valley, ok Washington Township, is kereby auuvunced as a candidate for the Assembly, . Subject to the decision of the Republican ; Convention. md For County Treasurer. ; ULICS GREENW ALD is announced . &8 a candidate for re-election to the office +a County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Treasurer. iy GOLDSMITH is hereby announced { @ a8 @ candidate for the office of County ‘Treasurer, subject to the decision of the ; Republican Convention. . For County Recorder. . JQYRANK MORSE, of Grass Valley, is ; announced a a candidate for the office . of County Recorder, subject to the nomins. tion of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. ! M. WALLING, of Rough and Ready H e Township, will be a candidate for the . Ottice of County Recorder, subject to the { decision of the Republican Convention. ’ For Sheriff. Ut ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, ! is hereby announced as a candidate for . Dneriff of Nevada county, by his many . friends—subject to the decision of the Ke. publican Convention. For County Clerk. ' J. ROGERS, present incumbent, . OF @ will bea candidate four re-election to . the office of County Clerk, subject to the . decision of the Democratic Nominating ConVehtion. For Road Commissioner. . P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, i @ hereby announced as a candidate for . the office df Road Commissioner, subject . the decision of the Republican Convention. For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is hereby announced a candidate for the office of Road Conmissioner, subject to the decision of the . Republican County Convention~ ilo. esoe ed ° clas . For Public Administrator. . JOHN K. SALE announces himself 18 J & candidate} for the office of Bublic Ad. ministrator at the cusuing County y Election . For Sheriff. . JOHN ‘DICKSON is herady announce! . QJ asacandidate for the office of Sheri®, . subject to the momination ef the Deme . cTatic County Convention. = = For County Clerk. j SANDERS, of Washington } e is hereby aundunced as & ¢ office of County Clerk. ty, subject to the decision publican Convention: ~~ for Betada Coun sion of the Union Republican County i of For Sheriff. mee a twuuly Surveyer, subjectte-the -decision vf -~\ date for the office of District Attorney sub. ject to the decision of the Repubiican Couix Che Di ‘NEV AD SORE INR Apportionm The followi terly apportio School Fund 1 County Supe schools, to thi amount per cl Allison Ran Birechville . Blue Tent. . ‘Bear River. Chalk Bluff Clear Creel Cherokee . Columbia EH Eureka . Forest Spri French Cor Grass Valle Graniteville Indian Spri Kentucky F Little York. Lime Kiln. Liberty Hil. Lake City. Moore’s FI. Mooney. Fl, Nevada . North San North Bloo North Star. Oakland . Omega.. Pleasant Va ‘Quaker Hil Rough and. Relief Hill Spenceville Sweetland . Selby Flat. Truckee . Union Hill Washingtor Willow Val 3,921 childr r { “Miss Carri brated skater, and Friday e afternoon. BH movements W] cutting figure: mended by a1 the most of w ed a band of : thing in “his tertainments i will give ano skill this afte entertainment ning. Ratification A grand rat Republicans + the evening o: acting as Pre: as Secretary. intervals, an siasm prevail addressed by speakers. At speaking, the tion of a clu large numbe: The Republic thusiastic an a good report election day. Vot Vat a meetir Engine Comp evening of t adopted a vi Rolfe for a v: Mrs. Litchfie field and Miss ance in decor carriages for 1 bration. M. E. Chi At a meetiz ference of tl held in this ning last, the appointed fr the ensuing y Trustees—. Cutchan, J. Parker, G. W B. F. -Allen, Stiles. Stewards— child, J. H, J an, G. W. Sr A. H. Parker Not. Among th for teachers published in appeared the Gregory. W an applicant now attendi School at Sa remain until Dr. Aborn days longer,a Hotel. Rozgrr Ra River, July4 bin.

The Daily Transeri NEVADA CITY, CAL. * * Lael Union Republican Ticket. For Gevexxon, NEWTON BOOTH, of Sacramento. Lievrexaxt Govrmxon, BR. PACHECO...... of Sam Luis Obispo Becherary cF Sraze, DEURY MALONE.... of San Frahcisco. CLLER. THOMAS J. GREEN...:... .of Marin. ; Srave Taraccmer. FERDINAND BAEHR..of San Franciaco. Scnveror Gaxexar, ROBT. E. GARDINER..—. f Humbitdt. ATPORNSY GEXERAL, JOHN L. LOVE.....:0f San Francisco. CLERK OF THE SUPREME COTET. GRANT T. TAGGART... of Shasta. > Stars: Prirvren, i THOS. A. SPRINGER......0f Amador. Harbor COMDGSETONER. JOHN A. McGLENN....0f dan Francisco. Por Coscrees—Secc wd District. A. A. SARGENT.... fe eeeaes's of Nevada. @ JUDGES OF THE SUPREME Corer. Lona Term—A. L. RHOADES, of Sants 7 Short Terrn—A. C. NILES.... ot} For Supt. oF ScHOOts. Dr. FRED. BOLANDER..uof San Francisco Time to Organize! The campaign has begun. Thi State candidates of each party are in the field, ratification meetings are tx ing held, and it is not too early for’ Republicans to cOmmeénce organizing. It is probable that more eflicicat. Crganjzation, in this county at least, will wait.upen the election of a new County Central Committce; but there is abundant opportunity for work before the meeting of the Coun‘ ty Convention. The issues are before the people, and are thoroughly understood. . There is no strength in inaction and passiveness, who would become strong wust follow the example of an individual de“selopment-af power, ercise-and .develop.their good attributes, and carefully husband their resources. San Francisco far ahead of the interior in the matter of organization. Her ward clubs are numerous and effective, and furnish the méans of united action. But more especially we, of this county, want organization. We want to know the pcsition of every man who has ever voted the Republican ticket, and we want. convenicit meThey inust ex. is diwms ‘for acquiring such knowledge, ' as well as for the dissemination of party-documents:-We “want organization because it is essential to sueIt makes no difference if the tepublican element of this egunty is in the ascendant in point of numbers, unless every vote is combined and utilized. tion in every camp and precinct of this county, and that speedily. cess, necessary to our success in the coming fight that we know our own! power, as well as what we have tu overcome in our opponents. With our State ticket there is no local dissatisfaction; nor should there be, for it is most excellent in every particular. Immediate organization will also bespeak an entire unanimity on . the county ticket, for it will enable the very best selection of delegates to the Convention, and allow the members of the party to exercise duc discrimination in the choice of candidates. The enrollment and registration of voters, those very materinl and important considerations, will . thus receive the attention required . by their importance, and which cowld not obtain in any other way. We advise our party fnends to prompt action in this matter, We would also tirge upon our State Central Committee the importance of an active and thorough canvass of the State. inaugurated, and everybody can see the dissentions and bickerings in the Democratic ranks. but a short one, and a greater degree ef activity is therefore incumbent. “Union is strength;”’ and by a thorough and immediate organization . the possibility of defeat will be precluded, while the triumph of the Republican ticket will be insured. Water Srovt Burst.—<A dispatch €0 the Appeal, dated Reno, July ith, says: A water spout burst in the mountains fourteen miles west of Reno last evening. It washed a great quaatity of earth and smal! rock on the track of the Central Pacific Railroad, About 9r.m. a freight train coming east, at the rate of twelve miles an hour, ran into the slide, the engineer not being abie to see itin time to stop the train. The engéne jumped the track, andran some thirty feet down the embankment, majntaining its upright iti tender was upset. ae oe eos acu recede ee Parties . We want a Club organiza. It is . The campaign is fairly . The fight will be . Installation, pt The following officers of Donner { iftstalied om the’ evening. W,C. Bichmond, D. kG. M N.G; Geo. W. Giffin, V. G; AY H, Clark, BR. S3Geo, W. Harrisan, T; A Berg, Sec: W. C. Richtmond, C: I. . W. Leach, W; Ben. Love. I. G: J.V. Dufaw, O. G: J. C. Walker, R. S. to N. G:J. V. Hoag, L. S. to N.G; F. Champin, R. 8. to V. G; W. M. Gelt, L. S. to V.G; J. F. Greeley; B. ‘ The ; ‘installation was public, and the hall‘ was crowded with visitors and members of the Onder,—At the conclusion of the installation ceremonies, T. C. Plunkett. on behalf of the members of the Ledge, in a neat speech, pre_ sented .W. S. White, the retiring’ N. ~“G.-with a beautiful P. G. regalia. Mr. White responded, thanking the Lodge fur the mark of esteem and confidence. After the Lodge closed, the members of the Order and friends repaired to a large hall, where a col-, lation was served, and a very pleasant dancing party was given by the Laige. They had a splendid time. > j Excursionists. iV Daring the Spring and Summer quite a number of visitors. and excursionists have visited’ our town for the purpose of climate change and rest. / Many. others design doing so, and we think ina few years more, our town will be quite a pepular resort for those who like a warm, dry and not wholly do without the advantage of city life Certainly ‘no place can better suit’ this exten: sive class than our own Nevada City. and society, > In a Critical Condition, ; We understand that the lad NichCols, who -was.sogeverely injurat—bythe explosion of a Chinese. bomb on _ the Fourthis now lying in a critical condition, and his recovery is doubtful. Even should he survive, he will be cruelly mutilated for life. . County. Scrip. \\/ The County Treasurer gives notice that all warrants on the general fund repistered prior tw “May 4th 1870, _ will be paid on presentation; also all i Warrants on the road fund. from No. +301 to Noy 307 -inctusive: . in the same ceases from this date. . Rusticating. . The editor of the Traxscrrpr, has been spending several days at Lake . Tahoe, enjoying the beautiful scencry and fresh cool air of the mountains, and otherwise bracing himself for the arduous labors of the campaign. It is expected he will be home to-day. Admitted te Citizenship. 1) af day admitted to citizenship in the ‘District Court; Justin. Michel, J Amand Picart, natives of France: Duncan McEwen, Bernard Swift, and John M. McCarty, natives of Ireland, ae y { Distriet Court. \/In the case of Geo. W. Bristow vs. the Mooney Flat Gravel Mining Co., phuntatt was granted leave to amend : . . i complaint in regurd to the descrip. Court adtion of property sued for. journed to Saturday, at 10 a. a, —_———__ 2To the Ladies. H. Levy, No. 30, Commercial street publishes an advertisement in another column of to-day’s paper. He keeps on hand an extensive as. 1 . . sortiuent of ladies’ fancy and dress . goods, carpets, wall paper ete., to . Which the uttention of those in need is respectfully invited. Meeting at Grass Valley. We a grand r eet pn necting of the Republicahéé tN be held at Grass Valley this evening. : We hope those of our friends, who can conveniently attend will do so. Tus lawyers and doctors represent _ the learned prefessions most numer-’ ; ously in the United States. The . physicians who paid license to the Government fcr the year ending April 30, 1871, numbered 49,798. . Of these, 39,070 were ‘Simon pures’ . or ajlopaths, and 2,961 homeopaths. . Tho eclecties numbered 2,860; the . hydropathics, 133;-and all others, 4,770. AN Indiana man took laudanum, remarking that he had an en ment with General Jackson gal erp _ Active exereise on the part ofa stomach pump caused the engagement to Eaurnquaxe.—A charp shock ‘of of theGih.# imho tity of S Interest’ “The following persons were yester. ea nuiadour readers that is Iranian ‘ian Repub Eiicans.—The Ital angounce. Roma Capital.” “On . mentof the arrival of Victor Emax juelat Rome, this flag was bpisted over their Clab-reem, which appears , to have given offense to Catholics, who regarded it as a demonstration st the Pope. Some threats were made on the Sth to tear the flag down, which excited the Itahans to them armed and paraded the streets. and exhibited a determination fo defend the flay. The flag, however, Was hot molested, and probably no organized effort to that end was intended. The Italians certainly have reason to rejoice over the unifieation . of their country; and as they are all! Catholics, it is bot probable they intended any disrespect to the Pope in his cipacity of spiritual head of the Church. —~ THe Sitvarw~ IN correspondént of the from Sutter Creek, July 4th, after describing the anniversary. festivities among the soldiers, says, in regard to the miners’ strike: The miners Amapor. A announce themselves ready to go to! work now at the terms proposed . by the companies previous to. the arrival of the troops, but on condition that the latter shall be withdrawn. As the companies have hardly sufficient confidence in the League to admit of sucha meve;-it will be seen that the situation is not improved. But they havegiven in one peint, and it is pretty safe to predict that « few days longer will see them ready and willing to go to work, notwithstanding the presence of the troops. Tre denomination of steadily extending. ‘churches is said to be not less than 500, the number ‘of ministers and elders from 1,500 to 2.000, and the membership about 100,000. There are single churches having as many . ig: everybody uace it Who wishes to BeThey are most nu. as 600 members, merous in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Hlinois, lowa and Virginia. . There are churches in nearly or quite all the Western States.Se ee SS . A CARICATURE appeared lately in a ‘shop in Rome, representing the crucitixion, Napoleon Lf. being on the cross, the King of Prussia a centnu‘OVERLAND AND NEW YORK) . rion piercing his side, the Pope and other supposed. sympathizers with France representing the Apostles in . ridiculous attitudes of grief and dis. The whole edition of this! ; may. ' blasphemy sold in twenty-four hours, . . and another was immediatk ly called for. i ain ae . H. D. Nxswoons, the wealthy citizen of Louisville, who sometime ago . * obtained a divort® by spectal act of . Legislature from his wife, tung con fined in a lunatie asylum, was mar. red lately to the danchter of a bank. er im that city, some fifty years younger than himself. No clergyman in Kentucky would perform the service, and a minister from Canada for the purpose. > oe ‘of Dunn & McCone, between Hamil_torband Eberhardt city wasdestroyed by fire on the evening of July 4th. . The loss is about $30,000, and is thought to have been the work of an : incendiary. i Beiuion.—Forty vusand ounces of bullion were received at the Carson Mint, July 3d, the largest amount ever received in one day. all SEVENTEEN Railway subsidy bills with ‘‘H. H. Haight” signed to each, i have become State laws, and help to make the Statutes of the State. Haightful. } the Loy six Por.ic Dest.—The Treasury state‘Ment of the lst instant, shows are . duction of $710,344 89 for theqnonth of June. This, we believe, is the . Smallest reduction wade in aby one ;Month since the accession of the} . presert administration. . a : . THe Masons of Reno held a pic-nic . at Donner Lake on the 24th ult. ——~2-PortLanp is holding a Horticulta. Tal Fair. } Tne Vallejo Great Register canFrancisev, an the 22d nitimo, was distinctly heard in Redwood City, “TRERE are 454 yoéchanics and leborers at work at Mare Island. hd fl Alta, writing . Dunkers is ' The number of . was imported QcvarTz MILL Bueyvny.—The milkins ; Fraaigisco on the Fourth, by the . httlé boy had his right band so badly shathered that it will kaye to Be putated. . Ftexca Jocrnat.—% new French Accipents.—Quite a number of . es DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! Oe a PLACE TO BUY. DEY GOODS IN THE COUNSY , 1s ar— H. LEVY'S, I No. 30 Commercial Street, . For Recorder, CANNON willbe idate . M. Te-election to the * Segre. out . Kecorder, subject to the decigion of the os . oeratic, County Convention. Deas. { AN. CLANCY, ‘of Nevada cite ; D candidate for the -offiee of Cou; vis . Sewsor, subject. the decision of the waa . cratie County Convention. jig . Repnblican journal—called L’Avenir . } waERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST For, Superintendent of Schools, Natiowul—has deen started in ‘Ser! Francisco, ’ « Mess. Pare is respited until October. nn a perfect fury, and large numbers of . Her case should be disposed of with} lout farther delay. A comniutation of her sentence to imprisoninent for life would satisfy publicsentiment, but for the danger that’ she would . Cheaper Than The Cheapest ! then be pardoned out in three or four years, ~~ Tue Italians of San Francisco fired ‘asalute of fifty-one guns, on Monday evening, in honor cf the occupaition of Rome by the Italian Government and the triamphial entry of i Victor Emanuel into that city. neem Es Sirver Buuiion.—The shipment of silver bullion by Wells, Fargo & Co., from their office in Virginia City ,for the quarter ending June 30th, anounted to $3,263,412 63. oe Tae Annual Conference of the Methodist--Church of Nevada State will be held at Reno, and commence July 28th, DR. LEVING'S ‘'SARSAPARIELA AND ROSE WILLOW. O Bones, the blood furnishes the elements of bone with unerring accuracy: , to Muscle, the same blood furnishes the elements of muscle: to Nerve the elements of nerve: to Skin, the elements of skin: and Vessels, tho <lemeniq of veseels--and yet, while each of these differ somewhat in comPosition from the othes, the constituent elements of the blood, by which they ere everywhere furnished, are everywhere the same: consequently the object in all, cases is to pu , Tify those constituents,and reuder this Flupurpose Dr. Leving introduces to the public his Sersaparilla and Rose Willow. It makes the skin smooth and clear. Try healthy and good looking. It can be had at al] well established Druggists throughout . the State. ] i. THE GREAT nee [NEW YORK CIRCUS !: { ’

. : Fastin { MAMMOTH COMBINATION . —OF THE— . CIRCUSES! o . WANWIS Magnificent and unapproachable artay of Human and Equine Talent will } exnibit at NEVADA CITY. ‘Friday Evening, July 14th, ‘71. . . Fifty Performers and Seventy. Five Thoroughbred Horses and . Trick Ponies are attached to this , Establishment. . ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, . Children Fifty Cents. “j8 dA. ROWE, Agent: ] pose Fe re PT Probate Notice. . KJ vada. In Probate Court, In the matter of the Estate of Van 8. Young, decease It appearing to the Court from the petitionof Chas. McElvy, Administrator of the Estate of Van S, Young, deceased, praying for an order to sell Real Estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the Real Estate . to pay the expenses of administration. It is . therefore ordered by the Court that all per. . Sone interested in the Estate, appear before . i the Probste Court,on SATURDAY, the 5th . day of Aug, 1871, at-10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the . City and County of Nevada, to show cause . Why an order should not be granted to the . . Administrator to sell so much of the Real . Estate of the deceased asmay be necessary. And thet a copy of this order be published . at least tour successive weeks in the Nevada . Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and . published in said Nevada County. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. Dated July 6th, 1871. : State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Clerk of the Probate Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true ‘and correct copy of an Original Order duly made snd entered in the minutes of said Court. ——} Witness my hand and the Seal of oat said Court, this 7th day of July, A. —~}D. 1971. 7 ; J.J. ROGERS, Clerk. jy8 By H. Darneal Deputy Clerk, A LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE s& Geners] Func of Nevada County, and Yegistered prior to May 4th, 1870, will be paid on presentation.’ Also, all Warrants JULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. By R W. Tully, Deputy, Nevada, July Sth, 1871. Notice. SPECIAL MEETIN Gof the Trustees on & SY TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne; I, J.J. Rogers, County Clerk and ex-officio . & ASSORTMENT OF . Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods," Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, &c: And-a general variety of articles kept ine first-class Dry Goods Store, WILL BE SOLD 3, Remember the place, No. 30 Commercial Street, at the Old stand of Sam. Novitsky. ‘ 3 ’ For County Surveyor. J G. MATHER, of Grass'Vallcy, will 1 e ; Union Repubiican County Convention. ' For Sheriff. } i candidate for the office ‘subject to the devision ofthe Republican County Convention, For Superintendent of Schools. J. WATSON, of Forest Springs. De is announced as a candidate fur the vutice of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Judge. \ J W. CROSS, of Nevada City, ix . e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County. Judge, subject to the decisiuynm of the Democratit: County Convention. For Az-emblyman. =. TEPHEN BARKER, of Little York, > will be a candidate for the Assembly. subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. id of Life as pure as possible, and for this ° DESSERT, BREAKFAST, AND TEA SETS. SETS. SETS. / PEARL WHITE, Elegant Shapes, 175 pieces, (FRENCH CHINA; ~~~ , CUT GLASS SET, 55 pieces, $30. IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY SET 27 pieces, $15. SILVER PLATED SERVICE. . 1 Best Castor, 1 Dozen cach Tea and } Table Spoons, . 44 pes $2150. ' 1 Dozen medium Forks, § THE COMPLETE OUTFIT, With Pearl White, $90 With French China, $110 GUARANTEED FIRST. CLASS GOODS, and PACKED FREE OF CHARGE. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., 335 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 2th. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. ’ prr>? FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID ED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11,000, 600. ny, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income t G. P. SPARKS, Agent Nevads City. , jot i . i] ‘REMOVAL. . _ . PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, . Have Removed their New Steck -0Fr— Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., 8. W. CORNER OF ~ BROAD AND PINE STREETS. be a candidate for the office of Coun. { ty Surveyor, subject to the deciskm of the ! of Sherif, . H EK Cc. WEBSTER is announced aca . e 153 pieces, $45. TO DATE, ove? $11,000,000. ; TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURN. . EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT . During last officially reported year, 1870, . Lower than in any other American Compa. . Under the Daily Transeript Office i B. WHITE, of Nevada city, will he @ a candidate for the office of Superin. tendent of Pwblic Scliovls, subject tothe a, . cision of the Democratic’ County Conver. tion. : jls . For Road Commissioner, EO. W. PARSHLEY, of Freacj i Corral, will be a candidatefor the offic . Of Road Commissioner, subject to the devi. . sion of the Union Republican County Con: . vention. "i jels . For Supt. _ of Schools. fades POWER, of Nevada City iz hereby announced as s Candidate fox . tue office of Superint ndent of Schools, sul, . ject to the decision of the Union Bepublicais . County Convention. ja For Road Commissioner, — . NIHELL, of Nevada City, Wilk he » : candidate for the office of Koad Com. Wuinnioner, subject to the decision of the Re . publican County Convention. jele, fe ‘ For Supervisor 5 N L. MARSH, of Nevada is ame AYEe hereby announced as a éandidate §, x . tue umce of Supervisor, Ist District, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Convention. jlo {——_— ——_——_. . For Public Administrator, D. MULLER, of Nevada city, will be a cendidate for the office of Public Ad. aiistrater, subject to the decision of the Union Republican County Convention. jy { { For Assemblyman, W M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, will be @ candidate for the Assembly, sub. ~ ject to the decision of the Union Repnblican Convention, 3 For County Treasurer, easurer. my AMES J. OTT is hereby announced as @ candidate for the office of County areasurer Of Nevada County. Subjectto the decisivun of the Union Republican Convention. je7 OHN MAJOR, of Graiks Valley, will be a cundidate tor the office of sheriff uf Nevada County, subject to the decision of * . Democratle County Convention. j9 For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announce. e edas @ candidate for the office of . the Republican County Convention. jz . For District Attorney, ' D. LONG, of Eureka Township, . ty Convention: : ja For Assembly. M4 WHEELER, of Bear Valley, ok Washington Township, is kereby auuvunced as a candidate for the Assembly, . Subject to the decision of the Republican ; Convention. md For County Treasurer. ; ULICS GREENW ALD is announced . &8 a candidate for re-election to the office +a County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Treasurer. iy GOLDSMITH is hereby announced { @ a8 @ candidate for the office of County ‘Treasurer, subject to the decision of the ; Republican Convention. . For County Recorder. . JQYRANK MORSE, of Grass Valley, is ; announced a a candidate for the office . of County Recorder, subject to the nomins. tion of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. ! M. WALLING, of Rough and Ready H e Township, will be a candidate for the . Ottice of County Recorder, subject to the { decision of the Republican Convention. ’ For Sheriff. Ut ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, ! is hereby announced as a candidate for . Dneriff of Nevada county, by his many . friends—subject to the decision of the Ke. publican Convention. For County Clerk. ' J. ROGERS, present incumbent, . OF @ will bea candidate four re-election to . the office of County Clerk, subject to the . decision of the Democratic Nominating ConVehtion. For Road Commissioner. . P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, i @ hereby announced as a candidate for . the office df Road Commissioner, subject . the decision of the Republican Convention. For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is hereby announced a candidate for the office of Road Conmissioner, subject to the decision of the . Republican County Convention~ ilo. esoe ed ° clas . For Public Administrator. . JOHN K. SALE announces himself 18 J & candidate} for the office of Bublic Ad. ministrator at the cusuing County y Election . For Sheriff. . JOHN ‘DICKSON is herady announce! . QJ asacandidate for the office of Sheri®, . subject to the momination ef the Deme . cTatic County Convention. = = For County Clerk. j SANDERS, of Washington } e is hereby aundunced as & ¢ office of County Clerk. ty, subject to the decision publican Convention: ~~ for Betada Coun sion of the Union Republican County i of For Sheriff. mee a twuuly Surveyer, subjectte-the -decision vf -~\ date for the office of District Attorney sub. ject to the decision of the Repubiican Couix Che Di ‘NEV AD SORE INR Apportionm The followi terly apportio School Fund 1 County Supe schools, to thi amount per cl Allison Ran Birechville . Blue Tent. . ‘Bear River. Chalk Bluff Clear Creel Cherokee . Columbia EH Eureka .. Forest Spri French Cor Grass Valle Graniteville Indian Spri Kentucky F Little York. Lime Kiln. Liberty Hil. Lake City.. Moore’s FI. Mooney. Fl, Nevada .. North San North Bloo North Star. Oakland .. Omega... Pleasant Va ‘Quaker Hil Rough and. Relief Hill Spenceville Sweetland . Selby Flat. Truckee . Union Hill Washingtor Willow Val 3,921 childr r { “Miss Carri brated skater, and Friday e afternoon. BH movements W] cutting figure: mended by a1 the most of w ed a band of : thing in “his tertainments i will give ano skill this afte entertainment ning. Ratification A grand rat Republicans + the evening o: acting as Pre: as Secretary. intervals, an siasm prevail addressed by speakers. At speaking, the tion of a clu large numbe: The Republic thusiastic an a good report election day. Vot Vat a meetir Engine Comp evening of t adopted a vi Rolfe for a v: Mrs. Litchfie field and Miss ance in decor carriages for 1 bration. M. E. Chi At a meetiz ference of tl held in this ning last, the appointed fr the ensuing y Trustees—. Cutchan, J. Parker, G. W B. F. -Allen, Stiles. Stewards— child, J. H, J an, G. W. Sr A. H. Parker Not. Among th for teachers published in appeared the Gregory. W an applicant now attendi School at Sa remain until Dr. Aborn days longer,a Hotel. Rozgrr Ra River, July4 bin.