June 10, 1879 (4 pages)

Li nig e. 3 — a®& 5 . of San Franciseo ; Second District— . Next Saterday evening the Hyérs ny ate rapidly completing thé sixTuesday, June 10th, 1879. = a ee Value of Nevada City Property. City Assessor Long has about completed his official duties for this year, and will transfer the assessment book to the City Trustees the latter part of this week. The value of proper‘ty owned in this city, as assessed by him, is as follows: Value of city:and town lots, $81,105; value of improve‘ments on same, $299,480. Value of improvements on real estate as-. sessed to persons other.than owners of the same, $709. Value of personal property, $232,715. Amount of money, $18,950. Total vabne of ‘all property; 2632,950. The Board of . Equalization have been in session since the first Monday in this month . . -and adjourned Saturday night after having “‘raised” the above total by about $7,000. The most valuable piece of improved real estate in the city is assessed at $10,000. The largest amount of money held by any person or company is $16,900. The largest amount of personal preperty -owned by one citizen foots up to $13,400; the second largest’ being $13,325. Last year the total amount. of assessments was $632,491, after the Board of Equalization had reviewed it, making a difference of about $7,000 in favor of this year. Workinamen’s Nominations _—— The following are the nominations of the W. P. C. convention in addition to those published Sanday :— Associate Justices—S. B. McKee of Alameda ; J. R. Sharpstein of San Francisco; C. A, Tuttle of Alameda; ! S$. M. Buck, of Eureka, Humboldt ; W. A, MeNeally of San Diego; J. the Theatre in this city the entire . imlé , the Yuba The dost of “this comic opera of “HL M.S. Pinafore” anid 2 portion of “Drlima.” The for. taking will be fully $25,000, but mer is the rageef the day im all ma. the/banks/of the river for wiles are sic'and fun Yeving cirtles. some of rich in gold nuggets, the enterprise the most sparkling humor im the promises to b> ene of the most remu piece is in its mock obedience to the } erative in the county. As acheerregulation rules vf -composition of Hing forerumeer of what is to come, Operatic wotk. ‘Its recitation is per-. the Ditch Company near Loganville fectly irresistible. .The miock herohave just cleaned “p over $6,000. ies of the Captain of the Pinafore} Only a year ago, one oi the driit are in this strain: claimson this streath, owned by "Captain. lamveverknows ts qual _. three Italiate, yielded the hands me At the fury of a gale, : dividend of $40,009. it is the beAnd fam never, never-sick at se4:+tief ofold and experienced miners a. : aes that future developments will prove a hese di have mérely been All. What, never? . ee y Captain, Hardly ewer! prospected, despite the millions alAll. He’s hardly ever sick dt sea’ ready rolled by them into thetreasury > nS Stas ciara Ra ic of the world. — cae ae ome By 3 granger from Sierra Valley What ver the emerzenty; . We learn that the grasshoppers last Though “bother it,” I may year ate everything off kis farm exOccasionally say, cept the mortgage, and this season Jd, i never uses bis, tig D-. large tracts of'land remain ancultiAll. What, ‘hever? _ P Z eas ‘ vated, -the owners preferring to Captain. No, never! r all What, never? _ starve out rather than feed their Captam. Hardly ever! persecutors. It is feared by some Al Hardly ever swears abig, biz p— : that this may force the grasshoppers. Then give'three cheers, and one . migrate to the valley of the Sacracheer more ; Es R= . For the well-bred Captain of the . Mento, «which would probably cause “Pinalore™” ' . far more howling than all the debris Nevertheless, the great Sir Joseph, . washed down by the miners. K. C. B., pointedly rebukes the cap. tain for ordering men about without addiog ‘‘if you please,” (singing)— Sir Joseph. For . hold on the seas Taking a Birdseye View. © Sunday afternoon a party of young ladies and gentleman of Nevada 3 expression “if you) City ascended to the summit of Suplease,” j 3 ; ‘ A particulady gentionsaty gar Loaf, Dei: — _— up the tone implants. Steep, zigzag trail a large and powerial telescope, field and opera glasses. From this elevation was enjoyed the Be 20 beautiful scenery of the mountains, All . Aad os ~ oe — foothills and valley, with their dense Psp = _ forests seater = chapartal, : i 7 here with The sailors themeelves have a due yntereperse: here and t sense of the glory of their position as cvooked-sienlete-and--streams,-—fromCousin Hebe. And so do tile sisters, and i his cousins, and his _ aunts? } H. Budd of San Joaquin. For Congress—First District, Clitus Barbour . : i H. B. Williams of El Dorado; Third . District—-C. P. Berry of Sutter Fourth District—J. J, Ayers of Los Angeles. State Board of Equalization—-O. T. Chabbof Kern:; W. B. (;. Keller of Sacramento ; John FP. Cayanaugh of Solano. Railroad Commissioners —H. W. Larkin of El. Do_rado; Gen. G. H. Stoneman of Los <ageles The third sot-named. As the delegates of the First Railroad District (San Francisco and San Mateo) were unable to agree upon candidates for Railroad Commissioner and State Board of Equalization, all nominations have been withdrawn, and the W. P. C. respectfully requested merchants and citizens generally to suggest the names of good men _ for such offices, The nominations took place last evening. “ ky -_— Fourth of daly Celebration A meeting will be held at the Court House this evening for the purpose of makiug arrangements to hold a grand celebration in this city on the Fourth of July. In view of the fact that our citizens went to Grass Valley ina body last year, the . . people of that town propose to come . and participate with us this summer. . ! The firemen and anilitary of the two towns will participate ia the procession that st isproposed to form, and the ‘‘Horril les” will doubtless turn out in full force. It is designed to. * get up the grandest celebration ever held in the mountains. The features of the evening will be a magnificent pyrotechnical display and a ball at Hunt's Hall. There should bea large attendance of our citizens at the Court House to-night in order to insure the proper observance of the Fourth, ~ ‘Primary Elections To-morrow. _— 2. To-morrow primary elections will a the performances of Alex. Kidd, J be held in each township in Nevada county for the purpose of selecting delegates to the R publican State Convention to be held in Sacramentoon the 17th instant. Nevada and Grass Valley tewnships will be entitled to three delegates each, and Meadow Lake two. The other townships will elect one delegate apiece. Immediately after the election, names of parties elected are to be forwarded to C, E, Mulloy in this city who will furnish the necessary credentials. Neo proxies will be allowed. Instructions iu Short Mand. rT elise Mr. Fennessy, short-hand reporter for the District Court, has met with sufficient encouragement to begin another series of instructions in phomography. A new class will be organized to-day. © For terms, ete., apply at the office of the National Ex. prominent new features introduecd =e , 3 from the snow-crown x1 peaks of Tata lorify tl las eee a ES SOY Tees See ble Rock and Bald Mountain, Sierra in a chorus, the music of which has ? ii asd ‘cliliate fl h county, down to the smoky plains o ron oo Snes ree the Sacramento and the blue lines of f coglish Handel hakeltijah; of an old Rog ish sae rae the distant Coast Range. Had the and is rousingly effective to these atmosphere been clearer, a more exwords; : : cas dia tae ie ka: Reto tended view could have been obtainn. san Eng'ishman, ; p Forhe himselfhassaidit, . @dVenus was singled out, amongst And it’s greatly tw his cred. the stars and appeared more beautiit fat m her rainbow colors than when All. That he isan Englishman! . the keavens are illuminated with the Boatswain. For he might have bean s constellations, Ttoossian, ; AER . es 7 Mow the Chronicle Explains It. ’reosian, se a Ge sa ae _ ‘ ps : The San Francisco Chronicle says: ae Or perhaps ‘jan! ; y : Boatswain. But in spite ofall temptation Mr Martin of ‘the Nevada county ‘To belong to other nations, . delegation said that he and others He remains an Englishman! . left the Convention because they All. : Hurrah! d were so wantonly and outrageously insulted -by’ Kearney. Ii he had made an apology they might have remained, ‘‘But,” said he, ‘I have several hundred friends inthis. city, with whom I have been on intimate For the true-born Englishman! eS @® The Denner History Trouble. eee The Truckee Republican intends to publish in book form the misfortunes of the Donner party. B. WWilder, of Ell vehi bi who married they would have recognized me had ,adaughter of George Donner, will fais, . . i continued to sit in it. Why,I was hesoeneaae proceedings ; bi restric’ never so insulted in my life,” aud he Twat publication, alleging thet it said that Messrs. Nihel, Lewis and . ives horrifying details which are Henderson agreed with him . false and defamatory, tending te re-} LEO ES : The ‘Sacramento Bee says that: the injunction was served Saturday morning on H. 8, Crocker & Co.,. who are engaged in printing the book. ichief actors into contempt. Saturday afternoon the agent of a Sacramento bide.and tallow. establishment hired a span.of gray horses at Graham's livery stable, and took a couple of Nevada City females out —2-o Saturday Night Cencert. horses one of them was badly crippled, and it was evident both had been driven so fast as t» injure them considerably. Mr. Graham swore out a warrant for the agent’s arrest yesterday afternoon. > — There was but a small attendance . at the concert given in the Theatre . Saturday evening for the benefit of . the Re Union Association, The programme was however enthusiastically received, and the solos were readered in a more satisfactory manner than they had been at either of the previous entertainments. Among the more New Vartety Sterc, _ Mr. O. H. Tufts, a}formér resident of North San Juan, in this county, but who has for some time past been engaged in conducting a general variety store at Santa Rosa, has concluded to remove his establishment to this city on account of his health. He has rented a store in the Transchipt Block, and will commence j business in a few days. His stock consists of many useful and ornawere a clarion solo by Joseph ‘WVrba r., on the xlophone and the miniature anvils, Found Not Guilty. The trial‘of Jos. Lawrence, ‘charged with having committed battery on the person of N. Liuchsinger, took place in Judge Garthe’s Court Sat-; mental articles. urday before a Jury. He was found not guilty, the testimony going to 4 Neepday Rew, show that he was merely ‘in fun” when he pushed the complainant over.on to the ground. Yesterday noon Capt. Moore’ and Thomas Bennets. ‘had a difficulty enna HE on Broad street. They were separaCard of Thanks. ted before any great amount of damProfs. Muller aud Davis desire to pcbeggetser ts Aim gee eed return thanks to the ladies and genitt Bre 1 ? otine Ae lead tlemen of Nevada City, Grass Valrl ae Bite id yan hs sio ley, Dutch Flat and San Jnan, who fire a nc ee ne 2g aa ” eo faithfully asisted’ them in produc-. 1. was to te cocaine riee. ing the series of R--.nion concerts}) — task Graniny. a > oo terms for years, and I do not. think! riding. When he returned with the} direction, and pitches north. The Trat Nevada County Delegation. Made Himself at Home. : —— ’ A special to the Record-Union{ Saturday evening a drunken man . says, in veffring tothe State Con-}enteréd a house on Kearney street, vention of the W.P. C.: The Neva-[ithout asking perthission of the ‘da delegation was the most tronble-‘rigiitfal tenants, and started up some one im the body, and from {ts/ stairs. The head of the family dememibers the most earnest efforts to . tecteZ ‘the visitor om his entrance, undermine Kearney’s influence were and ordered him to — Mis however, ‘ruthlessly eat down on at) 3. his-body, when he beat a retreat. every point, and giving it up in dis-. : gust several-of them left theConver. ~<tin i ‘Advertised Letters. ios. Though treated with . ‘The following is a list of letters remaining tesy whenever they attempted to act. im tne Post Office, Nevada sits, for the = Sadi cr : . week ending June Sth, 1879. Persons callindependently, the sah ce a bing. Sotone at these letters will please say der Kearney’s direction did uot ‘forj “advertised.~ ~ cs ~ J. & Howszown, bP. M. in its j i j. Brown B Card DW get to do all in its power in Other dipee Garey ties owe rections, to conciliate them. With-} KizfCR Lovejoy Mr Mijier J Minstea C out authority, Kearney added a! Onaeane Monibar mm tha uuty to the} Parts Waiter member from. that “eoanty +o hisees Committee Platform forthe express . . ‘ = arin Ss sank ani -ater . ae = purpose of fixing a plank on water Sistestinn's. hesteabis a and mining interests to suit them, aud this, although the county ailTHE UNJON HOTEL. . ; NEVADA CITY, CAL. realy hada representative’ on the paras cs gr ' committee. ‘The plamk arranged to . suit the miners was.adopted without } Wolfingtea John B ‘Williams Thomas .P ee Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. a dissenting voice. In making up! J pethamSacto . MD Gray Quaker Hill Ss icket. two of th ;. J S Brown Sweetland T'WicCracken Sweetian the State ticke 4 tio of the candi 'R-Mateankeis Ge Geo May Sen Jane dates were given to Nevada, and in; WJ Rogers FrenC JA Jones San Fran ~.: * 73 -.} EK Downer Divile J Y Sherman San Fran a idition to all this, when’the candi. 5 Kneipp City 7 AC Scott Bagner Hill ; or the Supreme. Bench were R D Carter do N P Honsinger Scht M fae = nll! chasm src crac penta atin, ee Pn eo ask groan being chosen, Kearney, with the ap. J Harrington RouM J Lepsine Round Mou _— £650 leas fon ® siny. T W Mcintyre GV_ FE Suatt Fureka probation uf the Convention” deciat~ . 5 5 gison Col Hill ft Holien Col Hill éd that the mining counties must be. C P Loughridge Colf H Austin: Spencevile é Sed ho would . © H Sears Oakland § Marsh City. allowed to name a Judge who would . £4 Shields Smarter W Brock Smrrtsville i exactly, and when a nom. F Valenberg Rush C E McCall Brush Creek — cota sree ‘ a} BA Tomkins P Val. J MeKinney Lake City ESBS POS ee, Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. ination was made by a Nevada delegate, for Associnte Justice, he -insisted that it ought to be ratified without adoption, as he wanted them to have a Judge to suit them. —_—_ «<-<—— --—— The Crazy Democracy. C Seeley San Juan WN Snapp City J Pengally San Juan JG. Davidson Sacram The Trinity Journal calls attention . MT Skiff San Fran J McAllis Hunts Hill Z . . W Morse Republic M J C Piper Omega to the fact that the above is the heac§ Wheeler & w La-Po D Walls City _ ing of a leading article in the last . 7 West Geaciae pple weir alley number of the Colusa Sun, the. best }J Cooper Blue Tent J Smith Grass Valley p ; ‘ . WW Wear Grass Val C Raganda City and most influential of interior Dem. £ pawnerCity . R McMurray San Juan . Oe y; Gg . Miss MeMuiray S Ju Miss Dempsey S F osratic sewepupers. Will, 5, Green, . os lenier bs Gan & Puch oh ked F the editor, plainly proves. that the P McCann Remin H TC Randall Rock Cree é ; =e .« . M Calkins Cityg Republican party in California is more solidified than ever, while hunSUMMONS gry Democrats are switching off from} : that party and joining the Kearney . the Just ce’s Court of Nevada Township Peas in the County of Nevada,State of Califorand H. B. movements. While Re. ais. The Pacific Shinle Co.,pr'ff. vs, W.-H: j ifornia send greeting co W. H. Bryant,deSun, we have anumber on the Dem. ’fendant. . bic sede f bg aay = nt dad ates ; ‘ . in an action broug’ inst you by the above ocratic side “‘trying which can get’! named Plaintiff in the Jeatice Court of Nein the keenest stab on the party that he Bs eee : bimanw by Bopatin — . o¢ } c has put thosein positions above their — gear in -_ —— the complaint gs ‘ : i ithi rs (exclusive of merits.”” The article concludes :~ . the Gourd Nia ae ee j / . service), after'the serviee on you “Can we beat the ublicans any { ¢f this summons—if served within the Townbetter by ele i os ster ber phoma: eigen ber idee ; uto > ved out of said township, but in said coun. : ae tt within ten days; otherwise within twenthree bands and going into the busity days. The sald action is brought to rs. ness of fighting each other? The etre of $234 80-100in gold coiu, al; : . ue on & promissory note of that Chronicle has undobteilly promised . amount made April 29, 1876, and interest to give office to the wen named . thereon from that date at the rate of one per : cent. per month from April 19, 1876. above, aud most of them know that] Given under my hand this 14th day of De> cember, 1877. LEOP. GARTHE, the Democrats would not trust them, Justice of the Peace of said Township. . but is that any reason fot sensible Democrats to-follew them off?” It W. D. Long, pl'ffs att’y. je10-2m is ‘a family quarrel in which we have A G000 LA no particular interest further than . it shows a Republican victory in Cal. Anybody can learg to make money rapidly ifornia certain at. the a aching . 9perating ih Stocks, by the “Two Unerrin ite A je . Spproa h ng Rules for Success,” In Messrs. Lawrence £ i . ; Co.’s. new circular. The combination method, which this firm has made so successful, enables people with large or small means to reap all the benefits of largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or ers, in various sums, are pooled into ene vast amount and Wheatland Recorder a very fine . $0-OPERATED as a Micuty WHOLE, thus secur. ing to each shareholder all the advantages specimen from the newlydiscovered . of the largest operator. Immensé profits quartz mine located about 8 miles . pea grdcecnsingk yA bor ppg ee east of Wheatland, in the vicinity of a 3 a — Weekly, Sept. 26th, 197s, ae i n ‘ siys: “By the combination system 515 would the Lone Tree Hill. It is claimed Mae 87, or5 per cent.; $50 pays $350, that it is the richest quartz discove. pel jh ning Fs — o1.090, or 10 per i : cent. on the stock, during a ry ever made in that section. The ° ree sires cording to the market.” ledge runs in an east and westerly er: Rich Yuba County Mine. . J. M,C. Jasper has_shown the Fran Leslie's Illustrated N June 29th: “The combination me of operating stocks is the most successful ever tried.” New York Independent Sept. 12th: “The combination system is founded upon correct eee principles, ont no person need be without an income while it. is kept wo: : by Messrs. Lawrence & Co. 7” — Brooklyn Journal April 29th: “Our editor made a net profit of $102 25 from $20 in on® of Messrs. Lawrence & Co,’s combinations.” New circular (mailed free) explains everything. Stecks and bonds wanted. Govern: ment bonds supplied. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 57 Exchange Place, N. Y. je10-3w WANTED! shaft from which this piece was taken is now down fifty feet. The ledge is two and a half feet wide. A crushing was made of a piece not much larger than a pound weight, in a hand mortar, and yielded about one and 4 half dollars worth ef-geld.— vudge S, Wright, J. Stevens and W. Pascoe arethe lucky owners. The Judge has beeu searching for his: “find” nearly twenty years, well look Mp with a ile, for judging by the sample, they have struck it rich, and it will pan out largely. ie Barglary at Grass Valley. During Friday night a burglar or burglars effected an entrance to the dry goods store of Chas, Nathan & Co., at Grass Valley, by digging a hole through the brick wall of the rear part of the store alongside of the iron door. The tools used were’ a. miner’s pick and cold chisel. After digging out a hole in the wall next the iron door the burglars were. enabledyo reach and turn the inside iron bars, which held the doors, and thus easily effected an entrance. They turned over a few goods, but plunder of that kind did not seem to be their object, as nothing was miss~ 30 MINERS, AT DERBEQ MINE, North Bloomfield. WAGES $250 For Eight Hours Labor. : J. B. COX, Sup't. DENTISTRY. Ol IN BROWN & MORGAN'S fhe teens or Mrmen's Store. : reyared to perform all kinds of Mechanical a.' Operative Dentistry, in the test and most app ed style. which were so successful in an artistic point of view. . ~ £7 -A column article—améan.~ change Hotel, . ' ment, A whieh were . guaranteed as to qualify ang ing but a fe twenty-five cent pieces la the mor ey till — ‘ price ef Plymire WH aa W Wilford Grass Val . publican deserters are few, says the . Fo eae eager pte The People of the State of NEVADA THEA Return of the Favorites! 47 ONE NIGHT @NLY: 2 Saturlay Bvening, Jue 14th, GRAND-DOUBLE BILI, i‘ ant ’ FAREWELL OF -THp HYERS SISTERS combination: ( N which occasion they will have the Pleas sure of préducing for the first time ‘y tiis city, the Greatest Musical and Dramatic Successever kwown, entifled rae HER MAJESTY’S SHIP An'Entirely Original Nautical Comic’ a, era. The most successful hit. and having te-day. through the entire world, tie Lary: est Receipts of anv pl iy ever written. a Characters—The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. -B., First Lord of the “Adn.:. alty—-Miss Louise Hyers, : . Capt. Corcoran, commanding H. M.S. pis. afore—John Luce. = Ralph Rackstaw, able Seaman—W. King. . _ Josephine, the Captain’s Daughter—Misg Madah Lyers. Little Bu mouth Bumboat all. : bill Bobstay, Boatswain.—Willie Lyle. Pop St. Joseph's first-cousin-—Mrsors ing. = ae First Lord’s Sisters, His” Couritis, and his Aunts, Saflors,“&e,, by members of the Con). pany. : : VU Inu addition to the above, the Combitiation will produce two @cénes from the new operaBouffe Extravaganza,of “ORLINA,” The African Princess, This is Positively the Last Appesrance of the Hyers Sisters pretious to their European Tour. : Advniteion—Reserved Seats $1. + Dun Stairs 50 cts. No extra charge tur Reserve? Seats at Vinton s Drug Store. , Glrs. Gripps)'a Ports. oman— Miss Grace _OverNo. 1056. aim. Usirxp States Laxp Orrice,) ; Sacramento, Cal.,sMay 29, 167% =f NT is-hereby given that Willian AN Downie and Afteinas Davison, whose post office address is. Nevada City, Nevada . county, Cal., have made application for pi. tent for the Caledonia Consolidatedplacer . mine, bearing-edtt,'in the Scott's Flat and ! Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, Cal¢ . ifornia, and described in the pist and fieit netes on file in this office, as follows, viz:— NW} of SER and 8} of en Section 19,8} of SW] Section 29, Nj of NE}, SW} of NEL.NW } of SE}, S3 of SE}, SW} and S] of NW; sec. tion 30. NW4, Nd of NE{, SW} of NE}. Ni of SE}, Nj of SW4, SE} of SWi, and SW} of SE }, section 31, and containing twelve nun ; dred (1200) acres, and as designated in Sections 19, 29, 30 and 31, township 17 North, range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Mérdian, Said locations were made on Apri! 9th, 1:77, January ith, 1878, January 8th, 1878, January 28th, 1878, June 20th, 1878, Oct. Sth, ; 1878, Oct. 9th, 1878, Oct. 9th, Is78 and Nov. ; 25th, 1878, and were respectively designated . asthe ‘‘Dann,” “Caledonia,” Phenix,” “Urso . Minor,” ‘* Mars,” . ‘* Jupiter,” “Planet,” . “Star” and “H. Cooper” locations. The Chalk Mountain and the Cas ade Blue Grayel Mines and the Aurora Placer mine surveys . all adjacent-te these claims. : . All persons holding any adveree claims . thereto are hereby required to’ present tie . game° before this office within. sixty days . from the first day of publishing hereof. Epwarp F. Tayior, Register. J.M. Walling, Atty. “CRYSTAL” ICE CREAM! And Pure ing At MRS. ECKART’S FACTORY, ‘ Opp. Stumpf’s Hotel, Sroad Street, Nevada City. A Cool and Neat Reception Saloon Has been fitted up for reception of guests, Families sapplied with delicious Cream at low rates, by leaving orders. Juno 4 JUST RECEIVED, © A FRESH SUPFLY AY OF THE CELEBRATED . Made of the Best HAVANA TOBACCO. 2=-SMOKE NO OTHER. —— ® SOLD ONLY BY Union. £ Visits made at residence, if desired. — — 4 # . JOHN JACK. June 3, 1879. : Application or ok Patent te 2 Min. Fresh Made CandyGANYMEDE . . Ever “the pri Four * House Revi ‘in the this we A Fe en at } “ces of : place. Afte Profs. 4T with d The it is e3 pearan sued fi ent of i In ¢) order: ers. to real es éeased A Grass left hi ‘prem: , last S * neces: Th Cross Gene! “was . * 13848, Illinc eae ~ Minn . wort bond “come whic A. scho sevel -last “and tha’ ing brir yes! wer for ‘Tre. C. E. ver, Del and 1 ats I att a iss des wh mee Gile 1 dis bea mes -gon rec of . dist ia Gle pe sin wit tior

Li nig e. 3 — a®& 5 . of San Franciseo ; Second District— . Next Saterday evening the Hyérs ny ate rapidly completing thé sixTuesday, June 10th, 1879. = a ee Value of Nevada City Property. City Assessor Long has about completed his official duties for this year, and will transfer the assessment book to the City Trustees the latter part of this week. The value of proper‘ty owned in this city, as assessed by him, is as follows: Value of city:and town lots, $81,105; value of improve‘ments on same, $299,480. Value of improvements on real estate as-. sessed to persons other.than owners of the same, $709. Value of personal property, $232,715. Amount of money, $18,950. Total vabne of ‘all property; 2632,950. The Board of . Equalization have been in session since the first Monday in this month . . -and adjourned Saturday night after having “‘raised” the above total by about $7,000. The most valuable piece of improved real estate in the city is assessed at $10,000. The largest amount of money held by any person or company is $16,900. The largest amount of personal preperty -owned by one citizen foots up to $13,400; the second largest’ being $13,325. Last year the total amount. of assessments was $632,491, after the Board of Equalization had reviewed it, making a difference of about $7,000 in favor of this year. Workinamen’s Nominations _—— The following are the nominations of the W. P. C. convention in addition to those published Sanday :— Associate Justices—S. B. McKee of Alameda ; J. R. Sharpstein of San Francisco; C. A, Tuttle of Alameda; ! S$. M. Buck, of Eureka, Humboldt ; W. A, MeNeally of San Diego; J. the Theatre in this city the entire . imlé , the Yuba The dost of “this comic opera of “HL M.S. Pinafore” anid 2 portion of “Drlima.” The for. taking will be fully $25,000, but mer is the rageef the day im all ma. the/banks/of the river for wiles are sic'and fun Yeving cirtles. some of rich in gold nuggets, the enterprise the most sparkling humor im the promises to b> ene of the most remu piece is in its mock obedience to the } erative in the county. As acheerregulation rules vf -composition of Hing forerumeer of what is to come, Operatic wotk. ‘Its recitation is per-. the Ditch Company near Loganville fectly irresistible. .The miock herohave just cleaned “p over $6,000. ies of the Captain of the Pinafore} Only a year ago, one oi the driit are in this strain: claimson this streath, owned by "Captain. lamveverknows ts qual _. three Italiate, yielded the hands me At the fury of a gale, : dividend of $40,009. it is the beAnd fam never, never-sick at se4:+tief ofold and experienced miners a. : aes that future developments will prove a hese di have mérely been All. What, never? . ee y Captain, Hardly ewer! prospected, despite the millions alAll. He’s hardly ever sick dt sea’ ready rolled by them into thetreasury > nS Stas ciara Ra ic of the world. — cae ae ome By 3 granger from Sierra Valley What ver the emerzenty; . We learn that the grasshoppers last Though “bother it,” I may year ate everything off kis farm exOccasionally say, cept the mortgage, and this season Jd, i never uses bis, tig D-. large tracts of'land remain ancultiAll. What, ‘hever? _ P Z eas ‘ vated, -the owners preferring to Captain. No, never! r all What, never? _ starve out rather than feed their Captam. Hardly ever! persecutors. It is feared by some Al Hardly ever swears abig, biz p— : that this may force the grasshoppers. Then give'three cheers, and one . migrate to the valley of the Sacracheer more ; Es R= . For the well-bred Captain of the . Mento, «which would probably cause “Pinalore™” ' . far more howling than all the debris Nevertheless, the great Sir Joseph, . washed down by the miners. K. C. B., pointedly rebukes the cap. tain for ordering men about without addiog ‘‘if you please,” (singing)— Sir Joseph. For . hold on the seas Taking a Birdseye View. © Sunday afternoon a party of young ladies and gentleman of Nevada 3 expression “if you) City ascended to the summit of Suplease,” j 3 ; ‘ A particulady gentionsaty gar Loaf, Dei: — _— up the tone implants. Steep, zigzag trail a large and powerial telescope, field and opera glasses. From this elevation was enjoyed the Be 20 beautiful scenery of the mountains, All . Aad os ~ oe — foothills and valley, with their dense Psp = _ forests seater = chapartal, : i 7 here with The sailors themeelves have a due yntereperse: here and t sense of the glory of their position as cvooked-sienlete-and--streams,-—fromCousin Hebe. And so do tile sisters, and i his cousins, and his _ aunts? } H. Budd of San Joaquin. For Congress—First District, Clitus Barbour . : i H. B. Williams of El Dorado; Third . District—-C. P. Berry of Sutter Fourth District—J. J, Ayers of Los Angeles. State Board of Equalization—-O. T. Chabbof Kern:; W. B. (;. Keller of Sacramento ; John FP. Cayanaugh of Solano. Railroad Commissioners —H. W. Larkin of El. Do_rado; Gen. G. H. Stoneman of Los <ageles The third sot-named. As the delegates of the First Railroad District (San Francisco and San Mateo) were unable to agree upon candidates for Railroad Commissioner and State Board of Equalization, all nominations have been withdrawn, and the W. P. C. respectfully requested merchants and citizens generally to suggest the names of good men _ for such offices, The nominations took place last evening. “ ky -_— Fourth of daly Celebration A meeting will be held at the Court House this evening for the purpose of makiug arrangements to hold a grand celebration in this city on the Fourth of July. In view of the fact that our citizens went to Grass Valley ina body last year, the . . people of that town propose to come . and participate with us this summer. . ! The firemen and anilitary of the two towns will participate ia the procession that st isproposed to form, and the ‘‘Horril les” will doubtless turn out in full force. It is designed to. * get up the grandest celebration ever held in the mountains. The features of the evening will be a magnificent pyrotechnical display and a ball at Hunt's Hall. There should bea large attendance of our citizens at the Court House to-night in order to insure the proper observance of the Fourth, ~ ‘Primary Elections To-morrow. _— 2. To-morrow primary elections will a the performances of Alex. Kidd, J be held in each township in Nevada county for the purpose of selecting delegates to the R publican State Convention to be held in Sacramentoon the 17th instant. Nevada and Grass Valley tewnships will be entitled to three delegates each, and Meadow Lake two. The other townships will elect one delegate apiece. Immediately after the election, names of parties elected are to be forwarded to C, E, Mulloy in this city who will furnish the necessary credentials. Neo proxies will be allowed. Instructions iu Short Mand. rT elise Mr. Fennessy, short-hand reporter for the District Court, has met with sufficient encouragement to begin another series of instructions in phomography. A new class will be organized to-day. © For terms, ete., apply at the office of the National Ex. prominent new features introduecd =e , 3 from the snow-crown x1 peaks of Tata lorify tl las eee a ES SOY Tees See ble Rock and Bald Mountain, Sierra in a chorus, the music of which has ? ii asd ‘cliliate fl h county, down to the smoky plains o ron oo Snes ree the Sacramento and the blue lines of f coglish Handel hakeltijah; of an old Rog ish sae rae the distant Coast Range. Had the and is rousingly effective to these atmosphere been clearer, a more exwords; : : cas dia tae ie ka: Reto tended view could have been obtainn. san Eng'ishman, ; p Forhe himselfhassaidit, . @dVenus was singled out, amongst And it’s greatly tw his cred. the stars and appeared more beautiit fat m her rainbow colors than when All. That he isan Englishman! . the keavens are illuminated with the Boatswain. For he might have bean s constellations, Ttoossian, ; AER . es 7 Mow the Chronicle Explains It. ’reosian, se a Ge sa ae _ ‘ ps : The San Francisco Chronicle says: ae Or perhaps ‘jan! ; y : Boatswain. But in spite ofall temptation Mr Martin of ‘the Nevada county ‘To belong to other nations, . delegation said that he and others He remains an Englishman! . left the Convention because they All. : Hurrah! d were so wantonly and outrageously insulted -by’ Kearney. Ii he had made an apology they might have remained, ‘‘But,” said he, ‘I have several hundred friends inthis. city, with whom I have been on intimate For the true-born Englishman! eS @® The Denner History Trouble. eee The Truckee Republican intends to publish in book form the misfortunes of the Donner party. B. WWilder, of Ell vehi bi who married they would have recognized me had ,adaughter of George Donner, will fais, . . i continued to sit in it. Why,I was hesoeneaae proceedings ; bi restric’ never so insulted in my life,” aud he Twat publication, alleging thet it said that Messrs. Nihel, Lewis and . ives horrifying details which are Henderson agreed with him . false and defamatory, tending te re-} LEO ES : The ‘Sacramento Bee says that: the injunction was served Saturday morning on H. 8, Crocker & Co.,. who are engaged in printing the book. ichief actors into contempt. Saturday afternoon the agent of a Sacramento bide.and tallow. establishment hired a span.of gray horses at Graham's livery stable, and took a couple of Nevada City females out —2-o Saturday Night Cencert. horses one of them was badly crippled, and it was evident both had been driven so fast as t» injure them considerably. Mr. Graham swore out a warrant for the agent’s arrest yesterday afternoon. > — There was but a small attendance . at the concert given in the Theatre . Saturday evening for the benefit of . the Re Union Association, The programme was however enthusiastically received, and the solos were readered in a more satisfactory manner than they had been at either of the previous entertainments. Among the more New Vartety Sterc, _ Mr. O. H. Tufts, a}formér resident of North San Juan, in this county, but who has for some time past been engaged in conducting a general variety store at Santa Rosa, has concluded to remove his establishment to this city on account of his health. He has rented a store in the Transchipt Block, and will commence j business in a few days. His stock consists of many useful and ornawere a clarion solo by Joseph ‘WVrba r., on the xlophone and the miniature anvils, Found Not Guilty. The trial‘of Jos. Lawrence, ‘charged with having committed battery on the person of N. Liuchsinger, took place in Judge Garthe’s Court Sat-; mental articles. urday before a Jury. He was found not guilty, the testimony going to 4 Neepday Rew, show that he was merely ‘in fun” when he pushed the complainant over.on to the ground. Yesterday noon Capt. Moore’ and Thomas Bennets. ‘had a difficulty enna HE on Broad street. They were separaCard of Thanks. ted before any great amount of damProfs. Muller aud Davis desire to pcbeggetser ts Aim gee eed return thanks to the ladies and genitt Bre 1 ? otine Ae lead tlemen of Nevada City, Grass Valrl ae Bite id yan hs sio ley, Dutch Flat and San Jnan, who fire a nc ee ne 2g aa ” eo faithfully asisted’ them in produc-. 1. was to te cocaine riee. ing the series of R--.nion concerts}) — task Graniny. a > oo terms for years, and I do not. think! riding. When he returned with the} direction, and pitches north. The Trat Nevada County Delegation. Made Himself at Home. : —— ’ A special to the Record-Union{ Saturday evening a drunken man . says, in veffring tothe State Con-}enteréd a house on Kearney street, vention of the W.P. C.: The Neva-[ithout asking perthission of the ‘da delegation was the most tronble-‘rigiitfal tenants, and started up some one im the body, and from {ts/ stairs. The head of the family dememibers the most earnest efforts to . tecteZ ‘the visitor om his entrance, undermine Kearney’s influence were and ordered him to — Mis however, ‘ruthlessly eat down on at) 3. his-body, when he beat a retreat. every point, and giving it up in dis-. : gust several-of them left theConver. ~<tin i ‘Advertised Letters. ios. Though treated with . ‘The following is a list of letters remaining tesy whenever they attempted to act. im tne Post Office, Nevada sits, for the = Sadi cr : . week ending June Sth, 1879. Persons callindependently, the sah ce a bing. Sotone at these letters will please say der Kearney’s direction did uot ‘forj “advertised.~ ~ cs ~ J. & Howszown, bP. M. in its j i j. Brown B Card DW get to do all in its power in Other dipee Garey ties owe rections, to conciliate them. With-} KizfCR Lovejoy Mr Mijier J Minstea C out authority, Kearney added a! Onaeane Monibar mm tha uuty to the} Parts Waiter member from. that “eoanty +o hisees Committee Platform forthe express . . ‘ = arin Ss sank ani -ater . ae = purpose of fixing a plank on water Sistestinn's. hesteabis a and mining interests to suit them, aud this, although the county ailTHE UNJON HOTEL. . ; NEVADA CITY, CAL. realy hada representative’ on the paras cs gr ' committee. ‘The plamk arranged to . suit the miners was.adopted without } Wolfingtea John B ‘Williams Thomas .P ee Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. a dissenting voice. In making up! J pethamSacto . MD Gray Quaker Hill Ss icket. two of th ;.. J S Brown Sweetland T'WicCracken Sweetian the State ticke 4 tio of the candi 'R-Mateankeis Ge Geo May Sen Jane dates were given to Nevada, and in; WJ Rogers FrenC JA Jones San Fran ~.: * 73 -.} EK Downer Divile J Y Sherman San Fran a idition to all this, when’the candi. 5 Kneipp City 7 AC Scott Bagner Hill ; or the Supreme. Bench were R D Carter do N P Honsinger Scht M fae = nll! chasm src crac penta atin, ee Pn eo ask groan being chosen, Kearney, with the ap. J Harrington RouM J Lepsine Round Mou _— £650 leas fon ® siny. T W Mcintyre GV_ FE Suatt Fureka probation uf the Convention” deciat~ . 5 5 gison Col Hill ft Holien Col Hill éd that the mining counties must be. C P Loughridge Colf H Austin: Spencevile é Sed ho would . © H Sears Oakland § Marsh City. allowed to name a Judge who would . £4 Shields Smarter W Brock Smrrtsville i exactly, and when a nom. F Valenberg Rush C E McCall Brush Creek — cota sree ‘ a} BA Tomkins P Val. J MeKinney Lake City ESBS POS ee, Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. ination was made by a Nevada delegate, for Associnte Justice, he -insisted that it ought to be ratified without adoption, as he wanted them to have a Judge to suit them. —_—_ «<-<—— --—— The Crazy Democracy. C Seeley San Juan WN Snapp City J Pengally San Juan JG. Davidson Sacram The Trinity Journal calls attention . MT Skiff San Fran J McAllis Hunts Hill Z . . W Morse Republic M J C Piper Omega to the fact that the above is the heac§ Wheeler & w La-Po D Walls City _ ing of a leading article in the last . 7 West Geaciae pple weir alley

number of the Colusa Sun, the. best }J Cooper Blue Tent J Smith Grass Valley p ; ‘ . WW Wear Grass Val C Raganda City and most influential of interior Dem. £ pawnerCity . R McMurray San Juan . Oe y; Gg . Miss MeMuiray S Ju Miss Dempsey S F osratic sewepupers. Will, 5, Green, . os lenier bs Gan & Puch oh ked F the editor, plainly proves. that the P McCann Remin H TC Randall Rock Cree é ; =e .« . M Calkins Cityg Republican party in California is more solidified than ever, while hunSUMMONS gry Democrats are switching off from} : that party and joining the Kearney . the Just ce’s Court of Nevada Township Peas in the County of Nevada,State of Califorand H. B. movements. While Re. ais. The Pacific Shinle Co.,pr'ff. vs, W.-H: j ifornia send greeting co W. H. Bryant,deSun, we have anumber on the Dem. ’fendant. . bic sede f bg aay = nt dad ates ; ‘ . in an action broug’ inst you by the above ocratic side “‘trying which can get’! named Plaintiff in the Jeatice Court of Nein the keenest stab on the party that he Bs eee : bimanw by Bopatin — . o¢ } c has put thosein positions above their — gear in -_ —— the complaint gs ‘ : i ithi rs (exclusive of merits.”” The article concludes :~ . the Gourd Nia ae ee j / . service), after'the serviee on you “Can we beat the ublicans any { ¢f this summons—if served within the Townbetter by ele i os ster ber phoma: eigen ber idee ; uto > ved out of said township, but in said coun. : ae tt within ten days; otherwise within twenthree bands and going into the busity days. The sald action is brought to rs. ness of fighting each other? The etre of $234 80-100in gold coiu, al; : . ue on & promissory note of that Chronicle has undobteilly promised . amount made April 29, 1876, and interest to give office to the wen named . thereon from that date at the rate of one per : cent. per month from April 19, 1876. above, aud most of them know that] Given under my hand this 14th day of De> cember, 1877. LEOP. GARTHE, the Democrats would not trust them, Justice of the Peace of said Township. . but is that any reason fot sensible Democrats to-follew them off?” It W. D. Long, pl'ffs att’y. je10-2m is ‘a family quarrel in which we have A G000 LA no particular interest further than . it shows a Republican victory in Cal. Anybody can learg to make money rapidly ifornia certain at. the a aching . 9perating ih Stocks, by the “Two Unerrin ite A je . Spproa h ng Rules for Success,” In Messrs. Lawrence £ i . ; Co.’s. new circular. The combination method, which this firm has made so successful, enables people with large or small means to reap all the benefits of largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or ers, in various sums, are pooled into ene vast amount and Wheatland Recorder a very fine . $0-OPERATED as a Micuty WHOLE, thus secur. ing to each shareholder all the advantages specimen from the newlydiscovered . of the largest operator. Immensé profits quartz mine located about 8 miles . pea grdcecnsingk yA bor ppg ee east of Wheatland, in the vicinity of a 3 a — Weekly, Sept. 26th, 197s, ae i n ‘ siys: “By the combination system 515 would the Lone Tree Hill. It is claimed Mae 87, or5 per cent.; $50 pays $350, that it is the richest quartz discove. pel jh ning Fs — o1.090, or 10 per i : cent. on the stock, during a ry ever made in that section. The ° ree sires cording to the market.” ledge runs in an east and westerly er: Rich Yuba County Mine. . J. M,C. Jasper has_shown the Fran Leslie's Illustrated N June 29th: “The combination me of operating stocks is the most successful ever tried.” New York Independent Sept. 12th: “The combination system is founded upon correct eee principles, ont no person need be without an income while it. is kept wo: : by Messrs. Lawrence & Co. 7” — Brooklyn Journal April 29th: “Our editor made a net profit of $102 25 from $20 in on® of Messrs. Lawrence & Co,’s combinations.” New circular (mailed free) explains everything. Stecks and bonds wanted. Govern: ment bonds supplied. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 57 Exchange Place, N. Y. je10-3w WANTED! shaft from which this piece was taken is now down fifty feet. The ledge is two and a half feet wide. A crushing was made of a piece not much larger than a pound weight, in a hand mortar, and yielded about one and 4 half dollars worth ef-geld.— vudge S, Wright, J. Stevens and W. Pascoe arethe lucky owners. The Judge has beeu searching for his: “find” nearly twenty years, well look Mp with a ile, for judging by the sample, they have struck it rich, and it will pan out largely. ie Barglary at Grass Valley. During Friday night a burglar or burglars effected an entrance to the dry goods store of Chas, Nathan & Co., at Grass Valley, by digging a hole through the brick wall of the rear part of the store alongside of the iron door. The tools used were’ a. miner’s pick and cold chisel. After digging out a hole in the wall next the iron door the burglars were. enabledyo reach and turn the inside iron bars, which held the doors, and thus easily effected an entrance. They turned over a few goods, but plunder of that kind did not seem to be their object, as nothing was miss~ 30 MINERS, AT DERBEQ MINE, North Bloomfield. WAGES $250 For Eight Hours Labor. : J. B. COX, Sup't. DENTISTRY. Ol IN BROWN & MORGAN'S fhe teens or Mrmen's Store. : reyared to perform all kinds of Mechanical a.' Operative Dentistry, in the test and most app ed style. which were so successful in an artistic point of view. . ~ £7 -A column article—améan.~ change Hotel, . ' ment, A whieh were . guaranteed as to qualify ang ing but a fe twenty-five cent pieces la the mor ey till — ‘ price ef Plymire WH aa W Wilford Grass Val . publican deserters are few, says the . Fo eae eager pte The People of the State of NEVADA THEA Return of the Favorites! 47 ONE NIGHT @NLY: 2 Saturlay Bvening, Jue 14th, GRAND-DOUBLE BILI, i‘ ant ’ FAREWELL OF -THp HYERS SISTERS combination: ( N which occasion they will have the Pleas sure of préducing for the first time ‘y tiis city, the Greatest Musical and Dramatic Successever kwown, entifled rae HER MAJESTY’S SHIP An'Entirely Original Nautical Comic’ a, era. The most successful hit. and having te-day. through the entire world, tie Lary: est Receipts of anv pl iy ever written. a Characters—The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. -B., First Lord of the “Adn.:. alty—-Miss Louise Hyers, : . Capt. Corcoran, commanding H. M.S. pis. afore—John Luce. = Ralph Rackstaw, able Seaman—W. King. . _ Josephine, the Captain’s Daughter—Misg Madah Lyers. Little Bu mouth Bumboat all. : bill Bobstay, Boatswain.—Willie Lyle. Pop St. Joseph's first-cousin-—Mrsors ing. = ae First Lord’s Sisters, His” Couritis, and his Aunts, Saflors,“&e,, by members of the Con). pany. : : VU Inu addition to the above, the Combitiation will produce two @cénes from the new operaBouffe Extravaganza,of “ORLINA,” The African Princess, This is Positively the Last Appesrance of the Hyers Sisters pretious to their European Tour. : Advniteion—Reserved Seats $1. + Dun Stairs 50 cts. No extra charge tur Reserve? Seats at Vinton s Drug Store. , Glrs. Gripps)'a Ports. oman— Miss Grace _OverNo. 1056. aim. Usirxp States Laxp Orrice,) ; Sacramento, Cal.,sMay 29, 167% =f NT is-hereby given that Willian AN Downie and Afteinas Davison, whose post office address is. Nevada City, Nevada . county, Cal., have made application for pi. tent for the Caledonia Consolidatedplacer . mine, bearing-edtt,'in the Scott's Flat and ! Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, Cal¢ . ifornia, and described in the pist and fieit netes on file in this office, as follows, viz:— NW} of SER and 8} of en Section 19,8} of SW] Section 29, Nj of NE}, SW} of NEL.NW } of SE}, S3 of SE}, SW} and S] of NW; sec. tion 30. NW4, Nd of NE{, SW} of NE}. Ni of SE}, Nj of SW4, SE} of SWi, and SW} of SE }, section 31, and containing twelve nun ; dred (1200) acres, and as designated in Sections 19, 29, 30 and 31, township 17 North, range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Mérdian, Said locations were made on Apri! 9th, 1:77, January ith, 1878, January 8th, 1878, January 28th, 1878, June 20th, 1878, Oct. Sth, ; 1878, Oct. 9th, 1878, Oct. 9th, Is78 and Nov. ; 25th, 1878, and were respectively designated . asthe ‘‘Dann,” “Caledonia,” Phenix,” “Urso . Minor,” ‘* Mars,” . ‘* Jupiter,” “Planet,” . “Star” and “H. Cooper” locations. The Chalk Mountain and the Cas ade Blue Grayel Mines and the Aurora Placer mine surveys . all adjacent-te these claims. : . All persons holding any adveree claims . thereto are hereby required to’ present tie . game° before this office within. sixty days . from the first day of publishing hereof. Epwarp F. Tayior, Register. J.M. Walling, Atty. “CRYSTAL” ICE CREAM! And Pure ing At MRS. ECKART’S FACTORY, ‘ Opp. Stumpf’s Hotel, Sroad Street, Nevada City. A Cool and Neat Reception Saloon Has been fitted up for reception of guests, Families sapplied with delicious Cream at low rates, by leaving orders. Juno 4 JUST RECEIVED, © A FRESH SUPFLY AY OF THE CELEBRATED . Made of the Best HAVANA TOBACCO. 2=-SMOKE NO OTHER. —— ® SOLD ONLY BY Union. £ Visits made at residence, if desired. — — 4 # . JOHN JACK. June 3, 1879. : Application or ok Patent te 2 Min. Fresh Made CandyGANYMEDE . . Ever “the pri Four * House Revi ‘in the this we A Fe en at } “ces of : place. Afte Profs. 4T with d The it is e3 pearan sued fi ent of i In ¢) order: ers. to real es éeased A Grass left hi ‘prem: , last S * neces: Th Cross Gene! “was . * 13848, Illinc eae ~ Minn . wort bond “come whic A. scho sevel -last “and tha’ ing brir yes! wer for ‘Tre. C. E. ver, Del and 1 ats I att a iss des wh mee Gile 1 dis bea mes -gon rec of . dist ia Gle pe sin wit tior