June 12, 1879 (4 pages)

_ Thursday, June.d 2th,.1879.° . of Brandy City, Sierra.county, the NEVADA CLEY, CADHPORRHA. . z __-JHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . a er Established .-. -.Reptem ber 6, 1860. a ae Death of a Prominent Mine Owner. The old-time residents. andmany friends of J. M. Hickey, throughout Plumas, Sierra and Nevada counties, will be pained to hear-the sad news . of his sudden and’ unexpected death Tuesday night im Oakland. Mr. Hickey is one of the pioneers of this State, aud for years has been deeply interested in the rich gravel .anines ing miners, his Warmest sympathies} ‘ingmen. For years past, during wa; yold-seeKers, Jack Hickey, as he was familiarly termed by his most ‘inti“mate and loved associates, with pick side with his industrious and sturdy health forced him to desist, did ‘he ‘his adopted county dn imperishable : the memory of his noble and chariyouth of this State—a sterling and property and the assurance of large . the Post office to which they may “poration of the Surp. i ¢ Cértsoli lated Party mass meeting in this city on ainuar yiekr ot whieh runs up —into; How_an Italian Strack Gold. Four years_ago tw young Italiana left N aples for Caltfernia, hoping to better their fortunes. They arrived within the Golden Gate with just enough money to convey them to the mines in the interior. They were advised“to. go to Downieville and seek work in the Sierra Buttes mine,-"whiere a large force was want*éd, @n their journey one fell sick by theewayside and was taken in by a kind-hearted farmeri . The other pushed ahead and finally reached the: rend of his journey in’ safety. He failed to obtain employment on the ground that he neither understood mining or the English ‘language. After receiving numerous. rebaffs, he the hundreds of thousands, Blessed with abundant wealth,-he has ever yenerously. assisted those who were less fortunate, and meritorious charity never applied to him in vain. Having acquired_.his property by hard libor and determined perseverance against the usual discouraging obstacles in the pathway of the’ toilhave ever been with his fellow workter season, the barvest time of the and slrovel assiduously worked side by employes, encouraging them by his cheering presence and sunny smiles to put forth their best efforts im washing down the high banks cf gravel rich in that locality with their treasures of gold; and until failing manfully take the lead in the glorious developments that have given fame, In the death of Mr. Hickey the community has met with an itreparable loss, and*his place will be ditticult to fill, Ina the hearts of all his numerous mountain friends: will table deeds gver remain green, He has left a priccless heritage to the unblemished character worthy of emulation’ in? the feverish race for wealth and fame. ‘The. Qriental Changes Hands, associates purchased the 26,00) shares of @riental stock held by the ‘he had found gold. started to return to the lower coun) At a point between Loganville and Down/‘eville, and ten miles from the latter place, he betry again. came so weary, footsore and disheartened that he began to wish himself back in sunny. Italy orce more among the vimes and olives. He grew feverish thinking— over, hie “trials and tribulations, and stopped at ten his parcked throat. Cattle hd been that way a short. time before, and with their feet-etirted up the limpid water natil it became’ thick with mud, The Italian-scooped out a basin in ene ide of the shallow epring, and ‘waited until the debris should eettle to” the bottem’ that he might slake-his—thirst and. bath bis brow, By and by the water became cle.ras crystal, and he stoeped over to quaff of it. As he did so,-an as. tonishing sight burst on his visien. The bottom of the spring was strewn, with -bright,;yellow perticles that glittered in their watery bed. With all his ignorance ef mining, he knew He seraped up a handtul of dirt, and took frem it four or five dollars’ worth ‘of coarse and pieces of gold. Wath them he rushed exeitedly t6é a camp where lived some of his own countrymen and offered to give them an interest im his find. He told the story of his discovery but they were incredulous, saying that some miner had stopped at the spring to drink and, lost what was found from his purse, One’ of taem, however, who fine ers, sympathized with the stranger, and volunteered .to help. prospect the claim, although he had ne confidence in developixg a permanent! or -wasmore kind hearted thaa the eth. The Sutrige Near Wheatland. pers was incorrect in many particujlars.° The names. of the girls, were Cora Heslep‘and Ida Dunn, aged respectively 18 and 49 years. The Bee of Tuesday publishes thisaccount of the affair: = the train Tutsday morning gave a Bee reporter fuller partiowlars of the affair. The young ladies ‘had gone peaceably to sleep in aroom next to that in which the Redden boy was sleeping, while Mr. and Mrs. ‘‘Rodden’s room was ‘bewattls the front: of . —"Thetreport of the murder at Rod-. den’s ranch, near Wheatland, Yuba county, as received in this city Tuesday and published by the local paA gentleman who came dewn ‘on’ ‘ Letter From Bodie. ___ Bone, June 9th-1679. . Eo* Transcript: I give you a few notes*f’om Bodie: *One half the men ‘here aré Out of employment, simply becdlise the éxcitement over the great wealth of the mines of this_place have brought hither rush of laborers. All is’ bemg done in the way of opening and prospecting mines, that can possibly be’ done,and all the men. ‘employed that can be made profitable to the miné Owmers. All ‘corperation managers’ or individual mine wwners are. ad anxious to develep their property as are the public to Jouve it developed. Of .mills” there are not enowgh:* There are only 54 stamps in the di¥ttict,and ore enough . could be extracted to keep 50 more more than twilf:anile back of Wheatstamps constantly running. The land. At 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, Mrs. Rodden “was awakened by groans, >Sastily rushing inte the room where the girls had been sleeping, she-was shocked to find one of them-wéltering in blood, with her skill ' fractured, The. other one wasnt there, buta further search a spring to lave his~hend-and--yavie+ succeeded in finding her on the porch stretched : out—almost__lifeless and -with her skull also fractared. It is supposed that the weapon ased was an iron bar which had beem taken from a wagon-tire, as such an iustrument was foundnearby. <A negro had beea around the place. all the prévious day, and that evening, but whether he had anyconnections with the dastardly deed, is something which time alone will determine, Iiverything in connectien with the affair weuld tend to prove that the girls had been chloroformed and an attempt made to outrage them; that the chloroform administered was not sufficient; that ‘one of the girls awakened and that; fearing detection, the hound or hounds broke in her skal. Thatthe other girl was taken outside, there to be subjected to the:r use, and that the same fate met her, This suspicion is brought out by the fact that only the girls’ room had been entered, that nething was stolen, that the bed and the clothing showed sigus that such was probably the motive, and that the night dress of the yeung lady had been thrown completely over her head. It is not thought that there ie any hope of either living. The villsans did their cowardly wor. well. The country for miles around isexeited over the news. Hank McCey, dissatisfied party of the stockholt=4 ers, and the management is now in their hands. Dudley Hoyt recently made a thorough examination of the mine, and it is supposed that the purchase of the 2,000 shares by 8. P. Warrén and his associates. was prompted. by. information. received from Mr, Hoyt as to the-value-of the.) and paying ore deposits in the mine. The working force has been increased and it is said that work will be p ished, . Ata meeting held at the office of the company ‘Tuesday, all the old otlicers resigned and the following were elected to till their place: R. B. Milroy, President; 8S. P. Warren, Vice President and Treasurer; H. C. Hinman, Secrétary; C.S. Benham, Superintendent. The office of the company will be removed to 411 California street. _—_--—oo = -——— Nevada County Mineral Patents. ‘The following Nevada county mineral patents have been received at the United States Land Office, Sacramento, and will be delivered upon surrender of ‘‘Receiver’s duplicate receipt.” ‘Parties sending a will please’ designate parti ularly desire them sent: No. 223, A. J. Doolittle, placer; 294, Starr, placer; 319, Cresceut, quartz; 329, Daniel ki. Bush,* placer; 350, Baltimore, plaver; 492, Selby [1ill, placer; 500, Emma, placer; 527, Scotchman Creek, placer. f Nevada County Lucorporation. There bave becn filed with the Secretary of State, articles of incoiGold Mining Company ——to 0 vepate i) Nevada county. Capial, $259,000, in sharesof$ seach. Virectors—-H.K. Owens, R. Owens, Patrick Dillon, John Lundy and F. A. Hill. : MPO RAT Bea New .Conusiiinilea Mass Meetine. eee . — = There will be a New Constitution Saturday evening ‘next. “Léonitas Hamilton of San Praticisco, and wellprofitable one. The first day they panned out seven hundred dollars. Since then they have worked it constantly and on an extensive scale. It . has paid handsomely from the first . Last year they took out $40,000, and sold a one-quarter interest for .$20,009 more, It-is-net-yet fully. developed. They work by the hydraulic and drifting precesses. This story reads like a romance; still there never was a truer one, as everybody around Downieville who has taken the trouble to inquire into it knows. Prepdiring to Celebrate. There was a goad attendance at the meeting held at the Court House Tuesday evening to make arrangements for properly celebrating the Fourth of Julyinthiscity. The meeting was called to order by W. D. Leng. On motion Geo. S. Hupp was elected President, and N. P. Brown, Soeretary. solved to celebrate the coming 4th of July. Teese On motion the following named gentlemen were appointed as an Kxecubive Conntitteer J; G, Hartwell, G. K. Withington, K. Casper, Alex, Sloan, C. FE, Pearson, A:-l. Zekind, J. M. Walling, J.S. Thompson, C, Kent, J. Natiziger, H,. W. Hyman, J.B. Coun. The above Committee were vested withfull power -to appoiut sub-committees aud proceed at ouce with the business of making a canvass among our citizens te obtain sufficient funds for payiag the expenses of the celebration.— Friday evening another meeting will be held at the Court House, wan they will report progress. If satficient subscriptions have been obtained by that time, a complete p ogramme of exercises will be submitted. Work at the Derbee Resumed,. Operations at the Derbec mine, which bave been suspended for _ several days on account of a reduction in the wa -¢s of {rem $3 for ten hours’ work to $2.50 for eight hours’ work, were resumed -yesterday,, morning. knowa local speakers, Will addroes the meeting. ' = s7 Enough miners have’acee !xt'to thie { terms of the Company, ~ Sherif of Yuba county, and—J. B, Hume, special detective of Wells, Fargo,& Co., went up to look into the matter. Further particulars state. that a negro anda white man have been captured, hat by whom it is not stated, uor-are their names given, sericea calles The Sheeting Legat Star Sentenced. District Attorney Bullock, of Placer county, was te Lave been tried for the second time at Auburn, TuesW. Fenton, editor of the Argus. On the occasion of the first trial the jury were unable to agree om a verdict, standing six for acquittal, and the remainder for conviction. case came up fora second hearing, as stated above, 6. H. Gaylord, Esq., ment, and he plead guilty to the charge of simple assault. He waived time for pronouncing judgment, and this city" presiding) rendered judyaterm of 100 days. It was stated he would pay the fine, ‘The result of this case is exhilerating for bellicose lawyers, but it warns each newspaper man on the voast to get eredit for a coat of mail without delay. : Gen, Graut Coming Here, It is stated on good authority that General Grapt will visit Nevada City about August Gth, and remain some time in this county. learned “concerning our beautiful scenery, fclimate and rich mineral resources, induces him te acquire by persoual observation a thorough and accurate knowledge of these gold regions, which may result in inestimable advantage to as should the General be agafa Horiored, as is now genpolitical preferment. ee written with sympathetic ink, When the counsel for the State, consented te the prisoner withdrawing his plea of 'not guilty to the first named ind‘ctOn motion it was unanimously re. the Court, (Judge John Caldwe!l of ment that he pay a fine of $400, or be imprisoned in the County: Jail for What he has) erally believed-quite probable, “with #7 Love letters should dtways be Bulwer Company hqs stopped” extracting ore, as the Bodie Company, whose mill the Bulwet Company had leased, bed to have the mill to work their own ore. More''mills will be erected during the Summer. The Noonday Company. will put up a 20 stamp mill; the Batwer 20; the Syndicate are to add 15 te their 20 stamps now running, amd it is rumored that. the Standard .will add 20 stamps ‘to the fine 20 stamp mill: now constantly running. The Staeadard Company have now developed enough ore to keep their present ‘mill runaing three years. Talk ordream about Aladin's tamp, come to the Bodie mine. * ‘There you may see the” cave. I firmly believe that one car load of ore éan be taken out which will pay six dollars’ divivend on each and every share of the stock of that mine. Every day for the last week [ have met visitors who . have been through the mine, and have been given samples of from a half to’a pound or two, ‘which is half gold by weight. Thousands of dollars must have been given away in that manner; but it is enly a drop in the bucket. A piece of ground over two feet square on the lode has been developed since the strike, which is of the same enormously rich character. Of the town, of course you have had information previously. I guess it’s a mile-long anyway, and the people are thick; faro games ditto. . Shooting is plewty, no note being taken of such things. Why, only a few nights ago three men were shot in one saloon. One is carrying his arm in a sling, another is ‘lying -in bed with a sick stomach, and the third with a ball in. his head. Wet no item got into the papers about ‘it. Everybody has more important btsiness to attend to. Kvergbody must watch developments if everything else perishes. One thing a man here has to do is to keep up a desperate ‘Tend Wieéasing strugzle, “else some one will get away with him and he will lose all. . . Our old townsman, James Dawley, is Superintendent of the Standard mill, also one of the firm of the Bodie Bank. Iam glad,as you will be, day, for making am assault with a} to know that he has made a fortune deadly weapon @n the person of H. . : here, A bright future I believe is in store for Bodie and Mono county, yet I would not advise any kboring man to come here, as the place 18 overrun new. There are. too many for the work gomg ou. Yoars truly, . Ww. — ont Mintag Ins@rance and Real Estate. oe The attention of owr readers is called to the advertisement-of E. W. Bigelow, insurance and real estate agent and mining secretary, which appears in another column, Mr, Bi_elow represents some of the safest insurance companies in existence, All business in that line, or anything pertaining to the sale, purchase and reatal of mines and real estate entrusted to him ‘will be promptly and satisfactorily atten led to. — The H. B.'s Meeting. Leonidas Hainil oa, a r2presen+ tat've of tie Plug Hat Brigade of San Francisco, arrived in this city yesterday and at once made arrangements for forming a new Constitus tion Party Club here. To-morrow Friday evening at San Juan. Mr. Hamilton will find that the Chronije'e’s bantling will get poor scratchmigin this section. . Kecerders’ O@ice Business. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office for the week ending yesterday: 5 sat-. isfaction of mortgages, 15 deeds, 4 wining notices, 2 mortgages, 2 marriage certificates, 2 attachments, 1 ‘cations, 1 homestead, eine ine tiste-while——— . Hawkeye, are taught that there were General Notcs. . Edisom says he will make his light rf ~ The Texaa press nominate Bayard for President m 1850. Governor Irwin has issued a proclamation declaring tre new Constivetion adopted. ' ‘A “Bad Racket” Thus the Truckee Republican ¢3. men’s candidates: The ticket, wheth. er considered individually or collectThe Philadelphia Times js of opinion that thé doctrine of States’ rights died at Appomattox. : : Texas is excited over the discovery . of a silver mine at Brownwood, about 75 miles southwest of Dedlas. The graves of Barbara Fritchie and Francis Scott Key, in Frederick, Marylwnd, were @ressed with flowers on Becoration Day. The Hawkeye says the parasol of this Summer Jpoks Hke @ fesurrectien of Yankee Robmson’s t#me-hon‘ered cirons tent. . School children-ix Ohio, says the . no Presidents until after that State was admitted into the Union. The people of Massachusetts have lost $20,€° °,000 in the last twenty years on railroads. ‘fhe Hoosac Tunnel has been the big elephant. Senator Ben. Hill is se incensed at Senator Blaine om account of the lat. ter’s persistent ettacks upon “him . that he refuses to speak to him socially. : They de fine writing on the Okale. na Southern States. dt has receritly . referred tothe time ‘‘when, roared red-throated rifles, and the sabres . slashed and swung to the wild, mag, netic music of the thunder drums of . war, “A severe aécident—occurred—at-} Iowa Hill Tuesday morning. While . A. Cunsingham was lrolding the . pipe in the Hobsoa & Nitcheler claim the connecting red of the giant broke, throwing him a long distance, breaking his right leg in‘ two places at-the . ankle-joimt and halfway between the . ankle and kiiee. The Boston Herald‘ asserts that the word ‘‘nihilism’’ ‘is of French . inventior. Royer Collard spoke_ot . “the scepticism and amihilidna which . characterize recent philosophy,” aul} Victor Hugo said: ‘“Fhe-negation of the intinite leads dixeetly to niiil. ism.” Of course it. means nothingism. . It has generally be »n belkeved . that ex nihile fit-(out—ef nothing, . uiathing is wade), but itseems they . are making a good deal out of itan’ Russia. : . It isall wrong to let your church choir ge off sing.ug iu tue opera of “Pinatore’ between Sundays. A dreadful thing recently happened on this account at a California funeral. . the pastor, a tall, white-haired. man, . in asing-sonyg tone, the remark, ‘We . uiss his presence in his esual . haunts,” than the choir sprang tv its . feet and shouted inreturn, ‘‘And so . do his sisters and his cousins and his . aunts.” desolation. The tide of adventure steady flow. ifornia under the new Constitution, ridiculing the Chronicle and Kearney and their quarrel, closing as tellows: It this melancholy picture ie evil plight than Gomorrah, and Sacramento than Sodom. Kearney himself has said_it, and it is greatly to his credit that he is the onty man on the Pacitic Slope who is not a **bumracr,” nor a “‘bondholder,” nor a night he will be at Grass Valley, and . lien, 1 power of attorney, 2-waterlo-} = ‘tbiatherskite.” . Western city of the plain. JInas. much as we have it from an ancient . associateaad admirer of his, and a }iervent advocate of the new Constijtution, that even ‘Kearney is not . righteous, there seems to be no earth. ly reason why celestial and avetiving . res should be any longer withheld, . and bokt-speculaters wall, perhaps, . begin at ence tosell San Francisco real estate aud mortyages short, Vesterday’s pesca als at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. oe Jacob Nagxiger, Proprictor. W Holbrook City ©’ J Frasier Ranch W A'Pratt San Fran Miss A Sopnis s F ; Oc Helgersoa Wash P Helgerson Joncs Ra ; W Pryer Grass Val DB Leahy Grass Valley W Schr Red Dog Geo Dicksons FO” C F True San Fran L dawyerSan Fran P Sawyer do H Sawyer do . Mrs J Adams & c S F G Movre Relief Hill -CJohnston Humberr F Freeman Washiuzto D Jéhnsten Sacrame get 4 Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. S — Chas, E. Pearson, Propricter. * RJordan San Fran C Russ San Francisco J. Miller Sierra Val J HeYoung Jr Bureka Mrs Richards & cS J ve dont y San Fran H Andrews City . J B-Conn City ancien anna at ore q L Hamilton San Fran F Henry Moore's ‘Flat much resembling an admiral, rose in . the pulpit aad had no sooner fraisiied, 7 epidemic in many cainps, leaving its . track marked by silent graves and . of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th . day of Apvil 1879, so many shares of each a true one, San Francisco is ima more . He is the Lot—ev. }en the sand-lot, as it were—-of the} Dut outside of these there is scarcely je nominee that possesses any one ele‘ment of strength. Tis true, most of them are unknown, but birds of a feather tock together, and if we fudge of the unknown according to, the company they keep,’ they -are . small potatoes, Thenames of Whife, Sharpstein, Smith, Barboar, Larkin aid Williams, are suggestive cf demagogism and chronic -office seek. ing. The cardial principle of the Workingmen is that the office. shall seck the man, but it seemed:to have been forgotten in the recent Convention. If the office sought the mex above, named, it’ is the first time for many years that they have been’ se afflicted, though they have been exposed almost continuotisty in every Convention of every potitical party that ever assembled im_ their respect In _ whatever light this ticket maybe considered, it is a failure. _C. AV. “Cross, of Nevada county, is perhapis the best ‘man ‘on the ticket, and while he is a good ive . cotnties. ‘lawyer and 4m'upright ‘tan he ‘cannot have brains enough to steck the wiote combination. DIED. . pS SSI kn Nevada City, June 10th, 1879, Robert Teliain, aged 2 years and 25 days. ‘Tbe funeral” will take place from the residence of the parents, on Wet Hilt, to-day, June—1)2th;—at—1 o'clock, Pp. M. , Friends and acquaintances are respectively invited to attend, ” Ae k. W, BIGELOW, \ fining, Insurance: and Real Es+ pi tate Agent. ae OFFICE—One door above W, R. Coe, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. < Avent for the State Investment’and New Zealand Insurance C smpanies, : : Office of the Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Company. The Saijor Flat Company. E The New York. Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Cempany. The Nevada’ County Co-operative Mining Company,. ac : jelz Delingtient Notice. DALANTE BLUE GRAVEL MINING JX COMPANY. Loeation of principal place of business Nevala City, Califoriia. Location of werks,Blue Tent Mining District, Nevada County, Cal. : Notice is hereby.given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock, ( on accent of assessment. No. 3, levied April: . 19th, 1879, the’ several xmounts set op: ‘According to reliable accounts, . posite the names of the respective shareLeadville is not only’ overstocked . elders, as follows: — % y but overrated, says tne Eiko Post. Wennce Cottit, haan Amit. Miners are crowded as thick as sar. tonry Guenther 3150 215 09 dines in a ‘box, without the means’) Henry Guenther 66 «163 1 66 of subsistence, sleeping on manure . Wm Landregan © ~~ 6 1664 16 66 heaps for warmth, and waiting -tor . ages ga Ef i = 4 sourthing +0 turn up. It is the . wp Witiams ~ 99 40 30 00 same old tever which has raged asan . W F Williams 61 S34. 3 33 And in accordance with law, and an ordet murcel of such stock as may be necessary, now turus to Yankee Fork with a } will be sold at public auction, at the office of . the Company; in Nevada City, California, 07 . THURSDAY, June 26th, said delinduent assessment thereon, tozetner Jet NEVADA THEATRE. E. Wo BIGELOW, Secretary. ‘Return of the Favorites ! 47 ONE NAGHT ONLY Saturday Evening, June 14th. GRAND DOUBLE BILL, FAREWELL OF THE HYERS SISTERS <ombination! N which occasion they will have the plea( sure of producing for the first time 1” . tuls city, the Greatest Musical and Dramatic Success ever known, entitled HER MAJESTY’S SHIP PINAFORE! Or, The Lass that Loved a Salor. An Entirely Original Nautical Comic OT}era. The most successful hit, and. having to-day, through the entire world, ‘the Largest Keceipts of anv plry ever written. Characters—The Bight Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., First Lord af the Admur. alty--Miss Lonise Hyers. ee ) Capt, Corcoran, commanding H. M.S. Pinlafore -—John Luce, Fee Ratph Rackstaw, able Seaman—W. Kint®e Josephine, the Captaim’s Daughter—Miss Macah Hyer. 5 Little Buttercup, (Mrs. Grippsy’a Ports mouth Bumboat Woman—Mijss Grace Overail, Bill Bohstay, Boatswain-—Willie Lyle. Hebe, Sc. Josephs first cousin—Mrs. Dora Kins. 7 . p First Lord’s Sisters, His Cousins, and his Aunts, Sailors, &c., by members of the Company. . é Mjaddition to the above, the Combination will produce two scewes from the new opera Bouffe Extravaganza of © “CoRmLINA,’” The African Princess. — This is Positively the Last Appesrance ot T . : ; = Px dutibdodaReber ved “Seata $1.) 6 Down 1 transcript of judgment, eae bho eee A kerapiel Blo W W Wear City C Crumb an ws Stairs 50 cts. No extra charge for Reserved Seatsat Vinton s Drug siore. : presses ite opinion of the Working» — ively, is very weak, The nomina. — tions for the Supréeme‘Court are good ” i i 1879, “at the -; The New York World has an edi. hour of 2 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pry terial good ku el oriticn Cal. good humoredly criticizing Ual. yr coats of advertising and exposed sale. * his ts There . County Ji dolar yes Jesse R jdent).it this city) .30 ine] making a inches fot A lette _ Ler states ne from Nev John § terest in market street. Somes cently be of the <p Broad st Reser ment to: urday ew en, ‘The ton’s dru The . Matches ley-on tl Meésrs. . six prize aA crey a meeti Chroniel capture . ty, body jority of at the me plans ha Carro The y tress, M vextender States a: “cellent ¢ _ True’s will app Wednes the 18th g.0lrep tertainu diettas, characte a sketch cess, “J ther par ulents. G One o the Cou ing bee who bu: that Ah another large, eC made th says th and pro do with assertio ed, Loren Judge, : Mrs, J. yer), ar city. 1 Tent m: former], NEW A Call P Call to be o: Nevada electing tutiona’ Nevada of June the" C the city of June The . tion, in congert in the ¢ that.) formed county day of. such m termine delegat tion. T egate fi hew Ce May la every { 80-cast, Constit .Usin g

_ Thursday, June.d 2th,.1879.° . of Brandy City, Sierra.county, the NEVADA CLEY, CADHPORRHA. . z __-JHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . a er Established .-. -.Reptem ber 6, 1860. a ae Death of a Prominent Mine Owner. The old-time residents. andmany friends of J. M. Hickey, throughout Plumas, Sierra and Nevada counties, will be pained to hear-the sad news . of his sudden and’ unexpected death Tuesday night im Oakland. Mr. Hickey is one of the pioneers of this State, aud for years has been deeply interested in the rich gravel .anines ing miners, his Warmest sympathies} ‘ingmen. For years past, during wa; yold-seeKers, Jack Hickey, as he was familiarly termed by his most ‘inti“mate and loved associates, with pick side with his industrious and sturdy health forced him to desist, did ‘he ‘his adopted county dn imperishable : the memory of his noble and chariyouth of this State—a sterling and property and the assurance of large . the Post office to which they may “poration of the Surp. i ¢ Cértsoli lated Party mass meeting in this city on ainuar yiekr ot whieh runs up —into; How_an Italian Strack Gold. Four years_ago tw young Italiana left N aples for Caltfernia, hoping to better their fortunes. They arrived within the Golden Gate with just enough money to convey them to the mines in the interior. They were advised“to. go to Downieville and seek work in the Sierra Buttes mine,-"whiere a large force was want*éd, @n their journey one fell sick by theewayside and was taken in by a kind-hearted farmeri . The other pushed ahead and finally reached the: rend of his journey in’ safety.. He failed to obtain employment on the ground that he neither understood mining or the English ‘language. After receiving numerous. rebaffs, he the hundreds of thousands, Blessed with abundant wealth,-he has ever yenerously. assisted those who were less fortunate, and meritorious charity never applied to him in vain. Having acquired_.his property by hard libor and determined perseverance against the usual discouraging obstacles in the pathway of the’ toilhave ever been with his fellow workter season, the barvest time of the and slrovel assiduously worked side by employes, encouraging them by his cheering presence and sunny smiles to put forth their best efforts im washing down the high banks cf gravel rich in that locality with their treasures of gold; and until failing manfully take the lead in the glorious developments that have given fame, In the death of Mr. Hickey the community has met with an itreparable loss, and*his place will be ditticult to fill, Ina the hearts of all his numerous mountain friends: will table deeds gver remain green, He has left a priccless heritage to the unblemished character worthy of emulation’ in? the feverish race for wealth and fame. ‘The. Qriental Changes Hands, associates purchased the 26,00) shares of @riental stock held by the ‘he had found gold. started to return to the lower coun) At a point between Loganville and Down/‘eville, and ten miles from the latter place, he betry again. came so weary, footsore and disheartened that he began to wish himself back in sunny. Italy orce more among the vimes and olives. He grew feverish thinking— over, hie “trials and tribulations, and stopped at ten his parcked throat. Cattle hd been that way a short. time before, and with their feet-etirted up the limpid water natil it became’ thick with mud, The Italian-scooped out a basin in ene ide of the shallow epring, and ‘waited until the debris should eettle to” the bottem’ that he might slake-his—thirst and. bath bis brow, By and by the water became cle.ras crystal, and he stoeped over to quaff of it. As he did so,-an as. tonishing sight burst on his visien. The bottom of the spring was strewn, with -bright,;yellow perticles that glittered in their watery bed. With all his ignorance ef mining, he knew He seraped up a handtul of dirt, and took frem it four or five dollars’ worth ‘of coarse and pieces of gold.. Wath them he rushed exeitedly t6é a camp where lived some of his own countrymen and offered to give them an interest im his find. He told the story of his discovery but they were incredulous, saying that some miner had stopped at the spring to drink and, lost what was found from his purse, One’ of taem, however, who fine ers, sympathized with the stranger, and volunteered .to help. prospect the claim, although he had ne confidence in developixg a permanent! or -wasmore kind hearted thaa the eth. The Sutrige Near Wheatland. pers was incorrect in many particujlars.° The names. of the girls, were Cora Heslep‘and Ida Dunn, aged respectively 18 and 49 years. The Bee of Tuesday publishes thisaccount of the affair: = the train Tutsday morning gave a Bee reporter fuller partiowlars of the affair. The young ladies ‘had gone peaceably to sleep in aroom next to that in which the Redden boy was sleeping, while Mr. and Mrs. ‘‘Rodden’s room was ‘bewattls the front: of . —"Thetreport of the murder at Rod-. den’s ranch, near Wheatland, Yuba county, as received in this city Tuesday and published by the local paA gentleman who came dewn ‘on’ ‘ Letter From Bodie. ___ Bone, June 9th-1679. . Eo* Transcript: I give you a few notes*f’om Bodie: *One half the men ‘here aré Out of employment, simply becdlise the éxcitement over the great wealth of the mines of this_place have brought hither rush of laborers. All is’ bemg done in the way of opening and prospecting mines, that can possibly be’ done,and all the men. ‘employed that can be made profitable to the miné Owmers. All ‘corperation managers’ or individual mine wwners are. ad anxious to develep their property as are the public to Jouve it developed. Of .mills” there are not enowgh:* There are only 54 stamps in the di¥ttict,and ore enough . could be extracted to keep 50 more more than twilf:anile back of Wheatstamps constantly running. The land. At 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, Mrs. Rodden “was awakened by groans, >Sastily rushing inte the room where the girls had been sleeping, she-was shocked to find one of them-wéltering in blood, with her skill ' fractured, The. other one wasnt there, buta further search a spring to lave his~hend-and--yavie+ succeeded in finding her on the porch stretched : out—almost__lifeless and -with her skull also fractared. It is supposed that the weapon ased was an iron bar which had beem taken from a wagon-tire, as such an iustrument was foundnearby. <A negro had beea around the place. all the prévious day, and that evening, but whether he had anyconnections with the dastardly deed, is something which time alone will determine, Iiverything in connectien with the affair weuld tend to prove that the girls had been chloroformed and an attempt made to outrage them; that the chloroform administered was not sufficient; that ‘one of the girls awakened and that; fearing detection, the hound or hounds broke in her skal. Thatthe other girl was taken outside, there to be subjected to the:r use, and that the same fate met her, This suspicion is brought out by the fact that only the girls’ room had been entered, that nething was stolen, that the bed and the clothing showed sigus that such was probably the motive, and that the night dress of the yeung lady had been thrown completely over her head. It is not thought that there ie any hope of either living. The villsans did their cowardly wor. well. The country for miles around isexeited over the news. Hank McCey, dissatisfied party of the stockholt=4 ers, and the management is now in their hands. Dudley Hoyt recently made a thorough examination of the mine, and it is supposed that the purchase of the 2,000 shares by 8. P. Warrén and his associates. was prompted. by. information. received from Mr, Hoyt as to the-value-of the.) and paying ore deposits in the mine. The working force has been increased and it is said that work will be p ished, . Ata meeting held at the office of the company ‘Tuesday, all the old otlicers resigned and the following were elected to till their place: R. B. Milroy, President; 8S. P. Warren, Vice President and Treasurer; H. C. Hinman, Secrétary; C.S. Benham, Superintendent. The office of the company will be removed to 411 California street. _—_--—oo = -——— Nevada County Mineral Patents. ‘The following Nevada county mineral patents have been received at the United States Land Office, Sacramento, and will be delivered upon surrender of ‘‘Receiver’s duplicate receipt.” ‘Parties sending a will please’ designate parti ularly desire them sent: No. 223, A. J. Doolittle, placer; 294, Starr, placer; 319, Cresceut, quartz; 329, Daniel ki. Bush,* placer; 350, Baltimore, plaver; 492, Selby [1ill, placer; 500, Emma, placer; 527, Scotchman Creek, placer. f Nevada County Lucorporation. There bave becn filed with the Secretary of State, articles of incoiGold Mining Company ——to 0 vepate i) Nevada county. Capial, $259,000, in sharesof$ seach. Virectors—-H.K. Owens, R. Owens, Patrick Dillon, John Lundy and F. A. Hill. : MPO RAT Bea New .Conusiiinilea Mass Meetine. eee . — = There will be a New Constitution Saturday evening ‘next. “Léonitas Hamilton of San Praticisco, and wellprofitable one. The first day they panned out seven hundred dollars. Since then they have worked it constantly and on an extensive scale. It . has paid handsomely from the first . Last year they took out $40,000, and sold a one-quarter interest for .$20,009 more, It-is-net-yet fully. developed.. They work by the hydraulic and drifting precesses. This story reads like a romance; still there never was a truer one, as everybody around Downieville who has taken the trouble to inquire into it knows. Prepdiring to Celebrate. There was a goad attendance at the meeting held at the Court House Tuesday evening to make arrangements for properly celebrating the Fourth of Julyinthiscity. The meeting was called to order by W. D. Leng. On motion Geo. S. Hupp was elected President, and N. P. Brown, Soeretary. solved to celebrate the coming 4th of July. Teese On motion the following named gentlemen were appointed as an Kxecubive Conntitteer J; G, Hartwell, G. K. Withington, K. Casper, Alex, Sloan, C. FE, Pearson, A:-l. Zekind, J. M. Walling, J.S. Thompson, C, Kent, J. Natiziger, H,. W. Hyman, J.B. Coun. The above Committee were vested withfull power -to appoiut sub-committees aud proceed at ouce with the business of making a canvass among our citizens te obtain sufficient funds for payiag the expenses of the celebration.— Friday evening another meeting will be held at the Court House, wan they will report progress. If satficient subscriptions have been obtained by that time, a complete p ogramme of exercises will be submitted. Work at the Derbee Resumed,. Operations at the Derbec mine, which bave been suspended for _ several days on account of a reduction in the wa -¢s of {rem $3 for ten hours’ work to $2.50 for eight hours’ work, were resumed -yesterday,, morning. knowa local speakers, Will addroes the meeting. ' = s7 Enough miners have’acee !xt'to thie { terms of the Company, ~ Sherif of Yuba county, and—J. B, Hume, special detective of Wells, Fargo,& Co., went up to look into the matter.. Further particulars state. that a negro anda white man have been captured, hat by whom it is not stated, uor-are their names given, sericea calles The Sheeting Legat Star Sentenced. District Attorney Bullock, of Placer county, was te Lave been tried for the second time at Auburn, TuesW. Fenton, editor of the Argus. On the occasion of the first trial the jury were unable to agree om a verdict, standing six for acquittal, and the remainder for conviction. case came up fora second hearing, as stated above, 6. H. Gaylord, Esq., ment, and he plead guilty to the charge of simple assault. He waived time for pronouncing judgment, and this city" presiding) rendered judyaterm of 100 days. It was stated he would pay the fine, ‘The result of this case is exhilerating for bellicose lawyers, but it warns each newspaper man on the voast to get eredit for a coat of mail without delay. : Gen, Graut Coming Here, It is stated on good authority that General Grapt will visit Nevada City about August Gth, and remain some time in this county. learned “concerning our beautiful scenery, fclimate and rich mineral resources, induces him te acquire by persoual observation a thorough and accurate knowledge of these gold regions, which may result in inestimable advantage to as should the General be agafa Horiored, as is now genpolitical preferment. ee written with sympathetic ink, When the counsel for the State, consented te the prisoner withdrawing his plea of 'not guilty to the first named ind‘ctOn motion it was unanimously re. the Court, (Judge John Caldwe!l of ment that he pay a fine of $400, or be imprisoned in the County: Jail for What he has) erally believed-quite probable, “with #7 Love letters should dtways be Bulwer Company hqs stopped” extracting ore, as the Bodie Company, whose mill the Bulwet Company had leased, bed to have the mill to work their own ore. More''mills will be erected during the Summer. The Noonday Company. will put up a 20 stamp mill; the Batwer 20; the Syndicate are to add 15 te their 20 stamps now running, amd it is rumored that. the Standard .will add 20 stamps ‘to the fine 20 stamp mill: now constantly running. The Staeadard Company have now developed enough ore to keep their present ‘mill runaing three years. Talk ordream about Aladin's tamp, come to the Bodie mine. * ‘There you may see the” cave. I firmly believe that one car load of ore éan be taken out which will pay six dollars’ divivend on each and every share of the stock of that mine. Every day for the last week [ have met visitors who . have been through the mine, and have been given samples of from a half to’a pound or two, ‘which is half gold by weight. Thousands of dollars must have been given away in that manner; but it is enly a drop in the bucket. A piece of ground over two feet square on the lode has been developed since the strike, which is of the same enormously rich character. Of the town, of course you have had information previously. I guess it’s a mile-long anyway, and the people are thick; faro games ditto. . Shooting is plewty, no note being taken of such things. Why, only a few nights ago three men were shot in one saloon. One is carrying his arm in a sling, another is ‘lying -in bed with a sick stomach, and the third with a ball in. his head. Wet no item got into the papers about ‘it. Everybody has more important btsiness to attend to. Kvergbody must watch developments if everything else perishes. One thing a man here has to do is to keep up a desperate ‘Tend Wieéasing strugzle, “else some one will get away with him and he will lose all. . . Our old townsman, James Dawley, is Superintendent of the Standard mill, also one of the firm of the Bodie Bank. Iam glad,as you will be, day, for making am assault with a} to know that he has made a fortune deadly weapon @n the person of H. . : here, A bright future I believe is in store for Bodie and Mono county, yet I would not advise any kboring man to come here, as the place 18 overrun new. There are. too many for the work gomg ou. Yoars truly, . Ww. — ont Mintag Ins@rance and Real Estate.

oe The attention of owr readers is called to the advertisement-of E. W. Bigelow, insurance and real estate agent and mining secretary, which appears in another column, Mr, Bi_elow represents some of the safest insurance companies in existence, All business in that line, or anything pertaining to the sale, purchase and reatal of mines and real estate entrusted to him ‘will be promptly and satisfactorily atten led to. — The H. B.'s Meeting. Leonidas Hainil oa, a r2presen+ tat've of tie Plug Hat Brigade of San Francisco, arrived in this city yesterday and at once made arrangements for forming a new Constitus tion Party Club here. To-morrow Friday evening at San Juan. Mr. Hamilton will find that the Chronije'e’s bantling will get poor scratchmigin this section. . Kecerders’ O@ice Business. The following documents were filed in the County Recorder's office for the week ending yesterday: 5 sat-. isfaction of mortgages, 15 deeds, 4 wining notices, 2 mortgages, 2 marriage certificates, 2 attachments, 1 ‘cations, 1 homestead, eine ine tiste-while——— . Hawkeye, are taught that there were General Notcs. . Edisom says he will make his light rf ~ The Texaa press nominate Bayard for President m 1850. Governor Irwin has issued a proclamation declaring tre new Constivetion adopted. ' ‘A “Bad Racket” Thus the Truckee Republican ¢3. men’s candidates: The ticket, wheth. er considered individually or collectThe Philadelphia Times js of opinion that thé doctrine of States’ rights died at Appomattox. : : Texas is excited over the discovery . of a silver mine at Brownwood, about 75 miles southwest of Dedlas. The graves of Barbara Fritchie and Francis Scott Key, in Frederick, Marylwnd, were @ressed with flowers on Becoration Day. The Hawkeye says the parasol of this Summer Jpoks Hke @ fesurrectien of Yankee Robmson’s t#me-hon‘ered cirons tent. . School children-ix Ohio, says the . no Presidents until after that State was admitted into the Union. The people of Massachusetts have lost $20,€° °,000 in the last twenty years on railroads. ‘fhe Hoosac Tunnel has been the big elephant. Senator Ben. Hill is se incensed at Senator Blaine om account of the lat. ter’s persistent ettacks upon “him . that he refuses to speak to him socially. : They de fine writing on the Okale. na Southern States. dt has receritly . referred tothe time ‘‘when, roared red-throated rifles, and the sabres . slashed and swung to the wild, mag, netic music of the thunder drums of . war, “A severe aécident—occurred—at-} Iowa Hill Tuesday morning. While . A. Cunsingham was lrolding the . pipe in the Hobsoa & Nitcheler claim the connecting red of the giant broke, throwing him a long distance, breaking his right leg in‘ two places at-the . ankle-joimt and halfway between the . ankle and kiiee. The Boston Herald‘ asserts that the word ‘‘nihilism’’ ‘is of French . inventior. Royer Collard spoke_ot . “the scepticism and amihilidna which . characterize recent philosophy,” aul} Victor Hugo said: ‘“Fhe-negation of the intinite leads dixeetly to niiil. ism.” Of course it. means nothingism. . It has generally be »n belkeved . that ex nihile fit-(out—ef nothing, . uiathing is wade), but itseems they . are making a good deal out of itan’ Russia. : . It isall wrong to let your church choir ge off sing.ug iu tue opera of “Pinatore’ between Sundays. A dreadful thing recently happened on this account at a California funeral. . the pastor, a tall, white-haired. man, . in asing-sonyg tone, the remark, ‘We . uiss his presence in his esual . haunts,” than the choir sprang tv its . feet and shouted inreturn, ‘‘And so . do his sisters and his cousins and his . aunts.” desolation. The tide of adventure steady flow. ifornia under the new Constitution, ridiculing the Chronicle and Kearney and their quarrel, closing as tellows: It this melancholy picture ie evil plight than Gomorrah, and Sacramento than Sodom. Kearney himself has said_it, and it is greatly to his credit that he is the onty man on the Pacitic Slope who is not a **bumracr,” nor a “‘bondholder,” nor a night he will be at Grass Valley, and . lien, 1 power of attorney, 2-waterlo-} = ‘tbiatherskite.” . Western city of the plain. JInas. much as we have it from an ancient . associateaad admirer of his, and a }iervent advocate of the new Constijtution, that even ‘Kearney is not . righteous, there seems to be no earth. ly reason why celestial and avetiving . res should be any longer withheld, . and bokt-speculaters wall, perhaps, . begin at ence tosell San Francisco real estate aud mortyages short, Vesterday’s pesca als at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. oe Jacob Nagxiger, Proprictor. W Holbrook City ©’ J Frasier Ranch W A'Pratt San Fran Miss A Sopnis s F ; Oc Helgersoa Wash P Helgerson Joncs Ra ; W Pryer Grass Val DB Leahy Grass Valley W Schr Red Dog Geo Dicksons FO” C F True San Fran L dawyerSan Fran P Sawyer do H Sawyer do . Mrs J Adams & c S F G Movre Relief Hill -CJohnston Humberr F Freeman Washiuzto D Jéhnsten Sacrame get 4 Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. S — Chas, E. Pearson, Propricter. * RJordan San Fran C Russ San Francisco J. Miller Sierra Val J HeYoung Jr Bureka Mrs Richards & cS J ve dont y San Fran H Andrews City . J B-Conn City ancien anna at ore q L Hamilton San Fran F Henry Moore's ‘Flat much resembling an admiral, rose in . the pulpit aad had no sooner fraisiied, 7 epidemic in many cainps, leaving its . track marked by silent graves and . of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th . day of Apvil 1879, so many shares of each a true one, San Francisco is ima more . He is the Lot—ev. }en the sand-lot, as it were—-of the} Dut outside of these there is scarcely je nominee that possesses any one ele‘ment of strength. Tis true, most of them are unknown, but birds of a feather tock together, and if we fudge of the unknown according to, the company they keep,’ they -are . small potatoes, Thenames of Whife, Sharpstein, Smith, Barboar, Larkin aid Williams, are suggestive cf demagogism and chronic -office seek. ing. The cardial principle of the Workingmen is that the office. shall seck the man, but it seemed:to have been forgotten in the recent Convention. If the office sought the mex above, named, it’ is the first time for many years that they have been’ se afflicted, though they have been exposed almost continuotisty in every Convention of every potitical party that ever assembled im_ their respect In _ whatever light this ticket maybe considered, it is a failure. _C. AV. “Cross, of Nevada county, is perhapis the best ‘man ‘on the ticket, and while he is a good ive . cotnties. ‘lawyer and 4m'upright ‘tan he ‘cannot have brains enough to steck the wiote combination. DIED. . pS SSI kn Nevada City, June 10th, 1879, Robert Teliain, aged 2 years and 25 days. ‘Tbe funeral” will take place from the residence of the parents, on Wet Hilt, to-day, June—1)2th;—at—1 o'clock, Pp. M. , Friends and acquaintances are respectively invited to attend, ” Ae k. W, BIGELOW, \ fining, Insurance: and Real Es+ pi tate Agent. ae OFFICE—One door above W, R. Coe, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. < Avent for the State Investment’and New Zealand Insurance C smpanies, : : Office of the Adalante Blue Gravel Mining Company. The Saijor Flat Company. E The New York. Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Cempany. The Nevada’ County Co-operative Mining Company,. ac : jelz Delingtient Notice. DALANTE BLUE GRAVEL MINING JX COMPANY. Loeation of principal place of business Nevala City, Califoriia. Location of werks,Blue Tent Mining District, Nevada County, Cal. : Notice is hereby.given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock, ( on accent of assessment. No. 3, levied April: . 19th, 1879, the’ several xmounts set op: ‘According to reliable accounts, . posite the names of the respective shareLeadville is not only’ overstocked . elders, as follows: — % y but overrated, says tne Eiko Post. Wennce Cottit, haan Amit. Miners are crowded as thick as sar. tonry Guenther 3150 215 09 dines in a ‘box, without the means’) Henry Guenther 66 «163 1 66 of subsistence, sleeping on manure . Wm Landregan © ~~ 6 1664 16 66 heaps for warmth, and waiting -tor . ages ga Ef i = 4 sourthing +0 turn up. It is the . wp Witiams ~ 99 40 30 00 same old tever which has raged asan . W F Williams 61 S34. 3 33 And in accordance with law, and an ordet murcel of such stock as may be necessary, now turus to Yankee Fork with a } will be sold at public auction, at the office of . the Company; in Nevada City, California, 07 . THURSDAY, June 26th, said delinduent assessment thereon, tozetner Jet NEVADA THEATRE. E. Wo BIGELOW, Secretary. ‘Return of the Favorites ! 47 ONE NAGHT ONLY Saturday Evening, June 14th. GRAND DOUBLE BILL, FAREWELL OF THE HYERS SISTERS <ombination! N which occasion they will have the plea( sure of producing for the first time 1” . tuls city, the Greatest Musical and Dramatic Success ever known, entitled HER MAJESTY’S SHIP PINAFORE! Or, The Lass that Loved a Salor. An Entirely Original Nautical Comic OT}era. The most successful hit, and. having to-day, through the entire world, ‘the Largest Keceipts of anv plry ever written. Characters—The Bight Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., First Lord af the Admur. alty--Miss Lonise Hyers. ee ) Capt, Corcoran, commanding H. M.S. Pinlafore -—John Luce, Fee Ratph Rackstaw, able Seaman—W. Kint®e Josephine, the Captaim’s Daughter—Miss Macah Hyer. 5 Little Buttercup, (Mrs. Grippsy’a Ports mouth Bumboat Woman—Mijss Grace Overail, Bill Bohstay, Boatswain-—Willie Lyle. Hebe, Sc. Josephs first cousin—Mrs. Dora Kins. 7 . p First Lord’s Sisters, His Cousins, and his Aunts, Sailors, &c., by members of the Company. . é Mjaddition to the above, the Combination will produce two scewes from the new opera Bouffe Extravaganza of © “CoRmLINA,’” The African Princess. — This is Positively the Last Appesrance ot T . : ; = Px dutibdodaReber ved “Seata $1.) 6 Down 1 transcript of judgment, eae bho eee A kerapiel Blo W W Wear City C Crumb an ws Stairs 50 cts. No extra charge for Reserved Seatsat Vinton s Drug siore. : presses ite opinion of the Working» — ively, is very weak, The nomina. — tions for the Supréeme‘Court are good ” i i 1879, “at the -; The New York World has an edi. hour of 2 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pry terial good ku el oriticn Cal. good humoredly criticizing Ual. yr coats of advertising and exposed sale. * his ts There . County Ji dolar yes Jesse R jdent).it this city) .30 ine] making a inches fot A lette _ Ler states ne from Nev John § terest in market street. Somes cently be of the <p Broad st Reser ment to: urday ew en, ‘The ton’s dru The . Matches ley-on tl Meésrs. . six prize aA crey a meeti Chroniel capture . ty, body jority of at the me plans ha Carro The y tress, M vextender States a: “cellent ¢ _ True’s will app Wednes the 18th g.0lrep tertainu diettas, characte a sketch cess, “J ther par ulents. G One o the Cou ing bee who bu: that Ah another large, eC made th says th and pro do with assertio ed, Loren Judge, : Mrs, J. yer), ar city. 1 Tent m: former], NEW A Call P Call to be o: Nevada electing tutiona’ Nevada of June the" C the city of June The . tion, in congert in the ¢ that.) formed county day of. such m termine delegat tion. T egate fi hew Ce May la every { 80-cast, Constit .Usin g