June 13, 1877 (4 pages)

i f — Re aot! & advantages of that place for a regi*. ment of tramps, as follows: Over —_—_—wherewithal_to—provide—thremsctves. with the hecessaries of life,, They were provided for them. We ought 2 state thatthe: persons reforred to _ highest compliments from the DemThe Daily Sranserip. NEVADA CITY, CAL. * Wednesday, June 13, 1877, Goop Puace ror Srrrvs.—The Nevada Tanscrrpr. advertises the tvo hundred persons are fed daily at the free soup houses in Virginia City, and hundreds of m@n-are out of employment there. w different affairs are here—no_ destitution, and money on hand in the Treasury of the Nevada City Benevolent Society. How happy we ought to be. The above we copy from the “Suan,” just to show. how much ignorance exists in Colusa County, For the benefit of the “Sun” we would who are receiving the bounty ‘of the soup houses in Virginia City are no more to be classed as “tramps” and ‘stiffs’ than can the unfortunatés residing in Colusa, or any other place. The men who are receiving the’charity of Virginia are persons who have béen thrown out of employment on uccount of the stopping of mines, and: who have not the are willing to work, but none can be had. We advise the editur of the ‘Sun’ to read the report made. by the Bonevolont Sogiety there and. he Will. then arrive at the conclusion that his epithets of ‘‘stiffs’’ and ‘‘tramps’’ are very harsh words to use-towards an unfortunate class of people. Men, women and children are fed daily by the Society there, and wero it.not for the liberality of the citizens they would starve, Don’t slander the poor, for you and yours may some day unfortunately’ be placed in the same position. In publishing our item we desired to call attention to the fact that we had plenty at our very doors, and only a short distance off there were hundreds whowere suffering for the necessaries of life,and soup houses to be happy, and by giving utterance to such an expression Wwe can’t seo ‘how we are ‘‘advertising’’ our town for a regiment of ‘‘tramps’’ and ‘‘stiffs.”” Kar Marks. We aro not certain that Sam Sea-’ bough, formerly of the Sacramento Union, is ® writer on_.the San Francisco Chronicle, but the base charges, lies, slanders, abuse and vilification of the same public-men whona the Union slandered;— lied about and abused, when he was its chief writer, would seem to point that way. Then, too, the style of the filth scattered is the same. Nothing was too base for the writer to say then, andit is the same now. Herun one paper into the ground, andif heis one of the writers on the Chronicle he will perform the same job for that sheet. Page was charged with more crimes then than he isto-day,. and probably by the samo vindictive writer, The Union in its fight ugainst the Republican purty Gu 1872, received the ocratic press of the-State as the Chronicle is now. ‘The Union published the complimextary notices of Democratic journals just as the Chronicle is doing. The readers of the Union became disgasted with its course after they discovered . its motive, just as tho readers of the Chronicle will when its infamy is shown up, as it willbe one -of> these days. The Union used to have its columns filled with correspondence commending its independence and praiseworthy course, all written in its own office, just as the Chronicle has. ‘The Union pretended to have. all the virtue, ability and honesty of the press of the State, just as the Chronicle does, In fact, there is such a’com. plete parallel in the course of -the two papers, that we feel assured the infamous course pursued by the Chronicle is dictated by the same person, When the ass put onthe lion's ‘skin it covered him at all points except his ears. The ears of Sam Seabough or some animal of tle same species certainly is running the Chroxicl?. eee Tux 104-yeat-oldmptber of Moulton of Kittanning, Pacis: subject of as reniarkable rejuvenation esif sho had dipped~in the fubulous fountain of youth, Within the last two years, her hair, which fora long time has been :pure white, has darkened gradually, uutil ithas nearly recovered its original color, ati not only that, but all her meatal faculties have appegred to receive a new impulse, and she cap.read without ~ Local Brevities. Jos, Pettit, formerly’ of the Gold Room, in, this city, is doing the agreeable at the Excliange Hotel bar, at Grass Valley. ~The residence of the Jones Brothers, sitaated on Massachusetts Hill, was destroyed by fire on Saturday Wrestling matches, in Cornish style, will take place at Grass Valleyon the 4th, 5th and 6th of July. , The prizes to be awarded, amount to 3280 Ov, Tho Nevada City Fourth of July celebration will be immense, Everything connected with it is going along lovely. Grass Valley wants a fruit dryer put up in that town. We-want-two or three—there is fruit enough raised around here to keep them _running to their full capacity. ~~ The Democratic primaries take place throughout the county on Saturday, June 23rd. The same day the Republicans wilt have;theirs. Thirty-one candidates. are annotinced in the Transcrrpt for office, subject to the decision of the Republican and Democratic County Con“The political. campaigd promises to be an exciting one, and party lines will be stricfly drawn, judging’ from appearances just now. Mr. G. Cohn, of San Francisco has beenon a visit to his friends in this county. Heis an old timer, and was suddenly closed out of business in this city by the great fire of July 1856. That left him cleaned out, bnt he is now a prosperous cigar manufacturer at Nos.230 and 232 V'ront Street San Francisco, _ Mrs. L. L. Arnhart; who has recently arrived ‘in this city from Woodland, has leased a house on Pine Stroet, between Suspension Bridgo and the Baptist Chergk! wacro she is prepared to do dress taking and pluin sewing. See advertiscment ‘in another column, _ Two more persons were taken to the Napa Insane Asylum yesterday, by Under Sheriff Byrne. One was Mrs, Josephine Pettegienne, aged 29 years, and Mr, William Jeffrey, This makes five persons that have been sent there from this county during the past week, Hooper & Co. have leased the old Wagoner ledge, situated on the Grass Valley road, neur Maltman’s sulphuxets works, for two years, -and are now engaged with a force of men in putting up hoisting works, The New England mine still continues to disgorge ore of a superior grade, The dump pile shows the rock to be filled with sulphurets, and ochre, with a spriuking of free gold. The ledge varies from one to two feet in thickness, and pays better as they go down, exceeding the expeetations ‘of the owners, We have received from the agent, Mrs. Styre, a beautiful edition of the “Life of General George A. Custer,” written by Frederick Whittaker, It is a much finer work than the prospectus gave promise of, is profusely illustrated, und has been evidently most carefully prepared by one who tried to do justice to a friend without at the samo time doing injustice to bistory, The agent is delivering the ‘work to subscribers and receiying new subscriptions, We heard a man complaining yesterday’because one of our citizens seut below and bought some goods, jwhen ha could and should have got them here. ‘*Patronize home stores and then we will be prosperous. Other-towns should rot be built up at the expense of our own,”’ said he. His idea about such matters are correct, but he forgot himself in giving ent to his feelings in that way, The Same person not long ago sent to San Francisco and bed a large lot of printing done which could have been -executed in this city. It makes a great difference whose ox is gored, you know. Advertised Letters. Otlice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. for week ending June llth, 1877. Persons calling fur advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement, H. UW. Hasxms, P. M. Baker, Chas. F, 3. s . , .Curnow Janes, * OuresE, P, Declergg Joseph, Saediagel Pets. elipes Miss Maggie, . Gladding J. M, ‘ Goodrich Miss Clare, : Hales Joseph, . Hoosten Mrs. F, Morrisey Christopher, .,,.Picar, Fyank TRobinson. DrJO . Richards, Mys Cha: es Webster, @ W Carey, Michael the aid of glasses. \ 7 De ee en Dussen, Madam Ma ie a o 405, The following letters remain in the Post r The, Watt Mine. The Watt Blue Grave) mine, it will be remembered, is located. between. ‘North Bloomfield and Moore's Flat, on thelineof the ancient river chan* nel. “We visited the place the other day, and found everything humming there, A sixty horse power engine will be put in place there this month, The foundation was ‘nearly completed whenfwe were there. The shaft, which has been sunk sixtythree feet, is the finest piece of work of thé kind in the county. It has three compartments—one tor pumping and two for hoisting. It is timbered in the most, substantial and workmanlike manner, At sixty feet in depth hitches were cut and heavy bear—timbers-put-in, — From that point the balance of the timbers will be hung-with bolts so as to guard or other obstacles shall be met with, The location of the works is in the wildest possible locality. Dense forestssurround them on every hand, and a little stream. of water rushes by the mine in a. perfect torrent. The“Superintendent of the mine is J,M. Starr. The foreman is Mr. . dames Glayas, who is acknowledged . to be.one of the ablest-miners in the ‘State. L. M. Carris superintending the erection of the hoisting works: and heis doing~a job that reflects credit on him. It is expected to have everything ready. for sinking by the first.of next month—says the Gawelle, The Public Debt. The continued reduction of the public debtis the best evidence of the permanency of our country, Month after month the announcemont is made of some eduction, has beeg but asingle month for many years past which showed an increase. The decrease for May is something remarkable, being six millions and a half Making an aggregate reduction for 11 months of ‘the fiscal year of about $35,000,000 which includes the ten million received from the Geneva Award Fund and converted into the Treasury, _ toe E [From an Autobigraphical sketch ia 1862.) Parson Brownlow on Himself. I have been a laboring man all my life long, and have acted upon the Scriptural maxim of eating my bread by the sweat of my brow, ‘Though a Sonthern man in feeling and principle, Ido not think it degrading to labor, as do most Southern disunioniste. Whether East or West, Northor South, I recognize the dignity of labor, and look forward toa day, not very far distant, when educated labor, will be the salvation of this vast country! It am known throughout the length and breadth of the land as the ‘‘Fighting Parson,”’ fwhileT-may say, without incurring the charge of egotism, that no man is -more peaceable, as my neighbors will testify. Always poor and always oppressed with security debts, few men in my section and of my limited means have given away more in the course of each year to charitable objects. I have yever been arraigned in the church for immorality. ‘I never played cards. I never’ wasa profane swearer. I never drank a dram of liquor, until within a few years, when it was taken asa medicine. I never had a cigar ora chew of tobacco in my mouth. I never was.in attendsnos at a theatre. I never attended a horse-race and never witnessed their running save onthe fair grounds of my owpv county, I never courted but one woman and her I married. Iam about six feet high, and have weighed as high as 175 pcunds. I have had as finea constitution as any man need desire. I have had but very few gray hairs in my'head, and although rather hardfavored than otherwise, I will pass for a man of 40 years. I have as strong a voice as any man in East Tennessee, where I have a family of seven children, A Somnambutist’s Mistaxe.—The Pottstown (Penn.) Ledyer. tells this .story: ‘A gentleman residing on York street, this borough, who is a somnambulist, arose from his bed & night or two ago and commenced walking about. His wife also arose, and attempted to get him back to bed again. But mistaking her fora burglar, he commenced beating and pounding her ata fearful rate, and tinally got one of her thumbs in his mouth into which he inserted his teeth, which penetrated the bone, On discovering what he had done, the somuawbulist was not only very much astonished, but was affected to tears on learning how he had treated “against accident in case quicksand} To the best of our recollection there} . Tug Chico soap factory was again destroyed by fire Thursday, ms ‘Tae diphtheria is now epidemia The followity are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday imvtiiog —, opening. dvd closing. 2 370. Ophir 15 1534. 513 Mexican 9 6% 920 Gould & Curry 837 83;, 1030 Best & Belener, 172/177; 640 California 3444 9414. 1440, Savage 6% 6 990 Con Virginia-33%{ 3324, — 205 Choller, 30 2874 1600 Hale & Norcross,4.30°4,20, 1540 Crown Point 444 3:35, 1310 Yellow Jacket, 744734 9805 Ait 1aie Lag : i. 84) Belcher 545, oo Secs 120 Sierra Nevada, 514, 5. 925 Bullion, 5% 6. 1200 Exchequer 5 5%, 340 Overman, 1814 18, Es 1320 Justice, 574. 1700: UnionCon,'54 534. 1940 Caledonia, 344 3.20. The pricesin thé afternoon were about the same asin the morning oo een aoe ge Seem ee en Ome HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, S.A. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, June 11th, 1877. SE Whitney, 8F J Fulweiler, Anburn Mrs Koglensky, 8 J E Northup, San Juan J Hussey, You Bet C Bradley,Dutch Flat W Fulweiler, City C-Fulweiler, City J @ollier,G Valley E Northup, San Ju J Martin, D Creek. JG MeNeil, @ V Mrs Jenkins, 8 J I Selkirk, Campton W Philips, 8an Juan Miss Hayden, $ Juan . JF Beckett, @ V H A-Lord, City . L Hirschman, City AH Lamb,»an Fran Dr Holden, Truckee W Earl, Bath HA Thompson, Sac CJ Blessington, City C J Justice, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. mee: Union Hotel. JACOB NAFEZIGER, Prop: letor, Monpay, June 10th) 1877; Doc Wilktnson, City B Guscetti, City O French, H’'t’s Hill J Rose, Chalk-Bluff 5 L Shubinger, Wash Chas Moran,Fall’ Cir A Maltman, M Lake W Downie, O’n Mine G Leslie, D Creek Mrs Leslie, D Creek 4 McLaughlin, E Johnson, City J H Coppersmith Sac A Laird,’City KR Nathan, San Fran J Campbel, Spetiée C ® Whitehead, ERD Clancy, ony . W Miller,Marysville F Battis, Sac BORN, At Grass Valley, June 9th, 1877, to Richard B, Osborne and wife, a daughter. AEA EA IPNRA RESERPINE, 2 DIED, "At Grass Valley, June Iith, 1877, Miss Sarah J, Armstrong, aged 21 years and 7 months, _ ‘For County Treasurer. G. VON SCHMITTBURG, of this city, e is here®y annour “d asa cundidate for the office of Count) easuret, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, NEVADA THEATRE. The Incomparable Orator, COL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, triumphs on the Lecture Platform than upon the Political Stump, will deliver his Célebrated Lecture, which has created such a furore inthe Eastern an Western cities, entitled : THE LIBERTY OF MAN, 3 * WOMAN, AND CHILD, Monday Even’g, June 18, 1877. Admission, « e Qnme Dollar. No EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED BEATS. Seats may be secured at Belden’s Drug Store three days in advance, commencing. Friday; June 15th. jnl8 Photo Crome Pictures, THE{MOST DURABLE PICTURE OF THE AGE, Nae EXQUISITE MINIATUES, COLORED IN OIL, WHICH MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH Is taking at her Photograph Gallery, Call and examine specimens, Nevada City, June 13, 1877.-Im 3. RB. FOSTER, © “FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, — and Wholesale Dealers in U, C. BILLINGSLEY .WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLES, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, : ETC., ETC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, his spouse, for whom he entertains . [the war nest affection,’’. SACRAMENTO, junls6m 1 —— ———— UX7HO HAS WON EVEN GREATER . DRESS MAKING. . Sete RESS MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING : done by Mrs Arnhart; House No. 10 Pine Street, Nevada City, :Cal., between Supension Bridge and Baptist Church. June 12th, 1877-lm. . ——. : Ear Sheriff, LMER P/SANFORD, of Grass Velley, is heréby announced as a candidate for 4+ the office of -Sheriff of Nevada County—4 subject to the decision of the Republican Gouhty Convention. . ¢ ship, hereby announce him asa candidate forthe office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Demoeratic County Convention. For County Treasurer F. WILKINSON, of this city, for@ werly of Washington ‘Township, is hereby announced asa candidate .for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the _ . decision of the Republican Connty Conven. tion, sce jJuni2 N the Justice’s Court. of Neyada-Township, in the County of Nevada, State ot California, 8B. F. Snell Plaintiff, John R. Goodman, Defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to John KR, Goodman Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of Cal-, ifornia, and to answer before the Justice at his ofice-insaid Township, the-com. pisint filed therein, within tive days, (ex-. clusiv2 of the day of service), after the serviceon youof this summons—if served witbin the Township in which this action is brought or, if served out of said Town, ship, but in said County, within ten days; otherwise, within twenty,days. The said action is brought to recover the sum of $253 90-100 in gold coin, and interest at 10 per cetit. per annuin from Sept, 23, 1873 alleged to be due from ydue-to Plaintiff on & promissory note dated Sept.23, 1873, bearing interest at 10 pér cent.“per annum of which promissory note no part bas been paid. And you are hereby notified that if you failto so appear and answer said complaint, as above required, said Plaintiff will recover Jadgment against ‘you for the sum of $253 90-100 and interest at 10 per cent. per annum from Sept. 23, 1873, together with costs, all payable in U. S. gold coin, Given.under my hand this 19th day ot May, 1877. LEOPOLD GARTHE, Justice of the Peace of said Township. J.M. Walling, Plaintiff’s Attorney. jell NERTICATE OF See Know all) men by these Presents, That We; Martin Luther Marsh residing at the Town of Nevada, County of Nevada, Daniel Marsh residing in the Town of Nevada, County of Nevada and Ole Nelson residiag in the Town of Eureka, Corviity of Nevada, in the State of Calivornia, do hercby certify and declare that we have organized and formed ourselves into -a co-partnership,and ‘we covenant and agree each with the other to be co-partners for the purposejof carrying and conducting the business of manufacturing and selling Lumber in the Townfof Eureka,County of Nevada,State of California, under the firm ndme and style of Gaston Ridge Saw Mill and Lumber Company. That the principal place of business of said co-partnership is situated at the Township of Eureka, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all the persons interested as partners in such business are above stated and signed hereto, and that such partnership will continue and be in force until further notice by us. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our. hands and seals this twenty-eighth day of May, A. D. 1877. : MARTIN LUTHER MARSH, DANIEL mnere nis OLE NELSON, X jel0 $ roark LOST OR STOLEN, SHARES NORTHERN BELLE 10 STOCK, No. 5806, 10 Shares North. ern Belle Stock, No. 5807. All persons are cautioned against negotiating for the same, as transfer has been stopped. jnlv Democratic Candidates. For Recorder. J. ROGERS .is hereby announced ag @ 4 candidate for re-election to the ofce of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. pias A For Coroner. Bdge oem C. POPE, of Grass Valley, , is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Coroner, For Coroner. B JOHNSON, of Grass Valley, is hereDe by announced as « candidate for the ofice of County Coroner, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con‘. vention, For County Treasurer. ERRY_N. .PAYNE is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the décision of th Democratic County Convention, : For Sheriff. Vy ILLIAM H. MONTGOMERY, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as ® candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. : . For Sheriff. ICHARD DILLON, of Eureka Town ship, is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. p= C. BYRNE, of Nevada Town. ship, is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to. the decision of the Demecratic County Convention. For Sheriff. ° Pye W. SMITH, of this city, is hereby anhounced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County—subject to the decision of the Deniocratic ~. County Convention. “Independent Candidates._ For Sheriff. ee WALDRON, of Lake City, ei hereby announces himself as an Independent Candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject'to a majority of the votes of the people of.Nevada coun y, He re. ully solicits the votes of al] who deoe to ‘ < va Bee the cflice Allied by an honest ‘. Senator, subject to the. ‘Republican County Convention. Republican Candidates. For State Senator. announced 4s. a candiate -for State decisionFor Senator. E W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley, is the office of Senator, subject to the decig. ; ion of the Republican County Convention, For Joint Senator. £ ig friends of H.K. TURNER, of Si< sent his name to the voters cf Nevada and Sierra Counties as a Candidate for Joint Senator—subject to the nomination of the Republican Joint Senatorial Nomi. nating Convertion, : For County Recorder. I HH. WELLS, ‘of ‘Nevada City, is je hereby annownced as a candidate for the office of County Reeorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County vention, mas. Yor Recorder. W°. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as-a candidate for the office of. Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. , For County Recorder. announced as a Candidate for the office of County Recorder—subject,to the declsion—ot the Republican County Convenion. For Sheriff. B heeds PERRIN, of Forest Springs, is hereby announced as a Candidate for subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ‘For County Clerk.OSIAH SANDERS, of Washington Town ship,-is hereby announced as a candito the decision ef the Republitan County Convention, j ; For County Clerk. V ILLIAM J. SHINN, of Truckee, is hereby announced as a candidate the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treasurer. oe A R. WADSWORTH, of this city, is e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Couvention. ; For Treasurer. ————— ACOB NAFFZIGER, of this city, is hereby announced as a caudidate for “the office--of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. a For Treasurer . Vy K. SPENCER, of Grass Valley, is e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County. Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Connty Convention. : mieiest For County Treasurer. N ENRIGHT of this city is hereby 4V¥VEe announced as a condidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject tothe. decision of. the Republican County Conty Convention, For County Treasurer. L. MARSH, of Nevada City, is here the office. of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Kepnblican County Convention. For Treasurer. Py LOND, of this City, is hereby an4@ }.:unced asa Candidate for the of‘fice of County Treasurer—subject !to the cecision of the Republican County Con= ver. uon, For County Superiatendent. L, BURROWS, of Grass Valley. Subject to the decision of the Repub lican Convention, * ogee For Super visor--1st District. W. annonnced as a candidate for the office of Snpervisor of this District, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. & For Assemblyman. _ HOMAS 8. FORD, of Meadow Lake Township, hereby announces himself as a Candidate for the office of assemblyhie {. man—subject to the decision of the lepublican County Convention. For District Attorney. E H. GAYLORD is hereby announced @ asa Candidate for re-election to the omice of District Attorz ey—subject to thx decision of the Republican County Copvention, : ; Change of Proprietorship, YOUICE is.hereby given that BILLINGS &Co.have leased their interest in the ‘GOLD ROOM” SALOON,” tod. B BORDWELL, and the busirees of Saloch ekeping will hereafter be conducted —BY— f J. R. BORDWELL, The eld patrons of thes above named places will find the new firm ready to , Serve them with the very best Whisky, Wimes, Ale, Porter, and Cigars, J. R. BORDWELL. Nevada City, June lst, 1877. * H.W. VALANTINE. M. D. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. . FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Swre, Entrance on Pine street. ~~ Residence-on East Broad St, next doct above E. MN. Preston,’ Orders left st al, we area to. 8. Preston's Drug Store Will be promypuy *'ofthe erra county, hereby respectfully pres the office of Sheriff of Nevada County—: date for the office of County Clerk—subject—+ M. by aunounced as a candidate for _ (CS, KENT, of this clty, is “hereby — hereby announced as a candidate for 2. : OHN A. RAPP, of this city, is hereby . for the office of County Clerk—subject toa f Aha ANTE OT H. SMITH, of this city, 1s nereby . Aavaye a oe & ee The NE -Mont nagerié this cit! Itis the ‘ty <into the will sho enterpri tents ai compan on their five cars at Colf. will be by this. in this. ture att Monday will be" and chil Belden’ Friday. the fac _.erowded The . collect. é celebrat ¥ day eve will be This ste the Con their ‘a evening The I Arrange AMexica on the ¢ be assig That’s « one wh¢ and nov will tur understi in thec P Ther durable invente Eve, ar oil, whi Mrs. J. on Bro worth g oe G. -vo1 vorably nouncec SCRIPT a) County cision Convent Postmas proved that or popular v We ca on the ii is a secr others n will say strictly 1 can sell money t ‘Therefor doing: ‘interest, go to Sh grocerie: It is ple: for a fr nice, as. of gettin SHUR Junction Nevad Candi I here candidat ject to th desires £ jad ™ ‘Succes No. 165 ceiving r tStraw ¢ from Ne’ attentior to her, for them be guara . Sacran Geo. I ed from velebrate supersed It is mor , Heater ar kinds of granite mach ch ’ San Fray

i f — Re aot! & advantages of that place for a regi*. ment of tramps, as follows: Over —_—_—wherewithal_to—provide—thremsctves. with the hecessaries of life,, They were provided for them. We ought 2 state thatthe: persons reforred to _ highest compliments from the DemThe Daily Sranserip. NEVADA CITY, CAL. * Wednesday, June 13, 1877, Goop Puace ror Srrrvs.—The Nevada Tanscrrpr. advertises the tvo hundred persons are fed daily at the free soup houses in Virginia City, and hundreds of m@n-are out of employment there. w different affairs are here—no_ destitution, and money on hand in the Treasury of the Nevada City Benevolent Society. How happy we ought to be. The above we copy from the “Suan,” just to show. how much ignorance exists in Colusa County, For the benefit of the “Sun” we would who are receiving the bounty ‘of the soup houses in Virginia City are no more to be classed as “tramps” and ‘stiffs’ than can the unfortunatés residing in Colusa, or any other place. The men who are receiving the’charity of Virginia are persons who have béen thrown out of employment on uccount of the stopping of mines, and: who have not the are willing to work, but none can be had. We advise the editur of the ‘Sun’ to read the report made. by the Bonevolont Sogiety there and. he Will. then arrive at the conclusion that his epithets of ‘‘stiffs’’ and ‘‘tramps’’ are very harsh words to use-towards an unfortunate class of people. Men, women and children are fed daily by the Society there, and wero it.not for the liberality of the citizens they would starve, Don’t slander the poor, for you and yours may some day unfortunately’ be placed in the same position. In publishing our item we desired to call attention to the fact that we had plenty at our very doors, and only a short distance off there were hundreds whowere suffering for the necessaries of life,and soup houses to be happy, and by giving utterance to such an expression Wwe can’t seo ‘how we are ‘‘advertising’’ our town for a regiment of ‘‘tramps’’ and ‘‘stiffs.”” Kar Marks. We aro not certain that Sam Sea-’ bough, formerly of the Sacramento Union, is ® writer on_.the San Francisco Chronicle, but the base charges, lies, slanders, abuse and vilification of the same public-men whona the Union slandered;— lied about and abused, when he was its chief writer, would seem to point that way. Then, too, the style of the filth scattered is the same. Nothing was too base for the writer to say then, andit is the same now. Herun one paper into the ground, andif heis one of the writers on the Chronicle he will perform the same job for that sheet. Page was charged with more crimes then than he isto-day,. and probably by the samo vindictive writer, The Union in its fight ugainst the Republican purty Gu 1872, received the ocratic press of the-State as the Chronicle is now. ‘The Union published the complimextary notices of Democratic journals just as the Chronicle is doing. The readers of the Union became disgasted with its course after they discovered . its motive, just as tho readers of the Chronicle will when its infamy is shown up, as it willbe one -of> these days. The Union used to have its columns filled with correspondence commending its independence and praiseworthy course, all written in its own office, just as the Chronicle has. ‘The Union pretended to have. all the virtue, ability and honesty of the press of the State, just as the Chronicle does, In fact, there is such a’com. plete parallel in the course of -the two papers, that we feel assured the infamous course pursued by the Chronicle is dictated by the same person, When the ass put onthe lion's ‘skin it covered him at all points except his ears. The ears of Sam Seabough or some animal of tle same species certainly is running the Chroxicl?. eee Tux 104-yeat-oldmptber of Moulton of Kittanning, Pacis: subject of as reniarkable rejuvenation esif sho had dipped~in the fubulous fountain of youth, Within the last two years, her hair, which fora long time has been :pure white, has darkened gradually, uutil ithas nearly recovered its original color, ati not only that, but all her meatal faculties have appegred to receive a new impulse, and she cap.read without ~ Local Brevities. Jos, Pettit, formerly’ of the Gold Room, in, this city, is doing the agreeable at the Excliange Hotel bar, at Grass Valley. ~The residence of the Jones Brothers, sitaated on Massachusetts Hill, was destroyed by fire on Saturday Wrestling matches, in Cornish style, will take place at Grass Valleyon the 4th, 5th and 6th of July. , The prizes to be awarded, amount to 3280 Ov, Tho Nevada City Fourth of July celebration will be immense, Everything connected with it is going along lovely. Grass Valley wants a fruit dryer put up in that town. We-want-two or three—there is fruit enough raised around here to keep them _running to their full capacity. ~~ The Democratic primaries take place throughout the county on Saturday, June 23rd. The same day the Republicans wilt have;theirs. Thirty-one candidates. are annotinced in the Transcrrpt for office, subject to the decision of the Republican and Democratic County Con“The political. campaigd promises to be an exciting one, and party lines will be stricfly drawn, judging’ from appearances just now. Mr. G. Cohn, of San Francisco has beenon a visit to his friends in this county. Heis an old timer, and was suddenly closed out of business in this city by the great fire of July 1856. That left him cleaned out, bnt he is now a prosperous cigar manufacturer at Nos.230 and 232 V'ront Street San Francisco, _ Mrs. L. L. Arnhart; who has recently arrived ‘in this city from Woodland, has leased a house on Pine Stroet, between Suspension Bridgo and the Baptist Chergk! wacro she is prepared to do dress taking and pluin sewing. See advertiscment ‘in another column, _ Two more persons were taken to the Napa Insane Asylum yesterday, by Under Sheriff Byrne. One was Mrs, Josephine Pettegienne, aged 29 years, and Mr, William Jeffrey, This makes five persons that have been sent there from this county during the past week, Hooper & Co. have leased the old Wagoner ledge, situated on the Grass Valley road, neur Maltman’s sulphuxets works, for two years, -and are now engaged with a force of men in putting up hoisting works, The New England mine still continues to disgorge ore of a superior grade, The dump pile shows the rock to be filled with sulphurets, and ochre, with a spriuking of free gold. The ledge varies from one to two feet in thickness, and pays better as they go down, exceeding the expeetations ‘of the owners, We have received from the agent, Mrs. Styre, a beautiful edition of the “Life of General George A. Custer,” written by Frederick Whittaker, It is a much finer work than the prospectus gave promise of, is profusely illustrated, und has been evidently most carefully prepared by one who tried to do justice to a friend without at the samo time doing injustice to bistory, The agent is delivering the ‘work to subscribers and receiying new subscriptions, We heard a man complaining yesterday’because one of our citizens seut below and bought some goods, jwhen ha could and should have got them here. ‘*Patronize home stores and then we will be prosperous. Other-towns should rot be built up at the expense of our own,”’ said he. His idea about such matters are correct, but he forgot himself in giving ent to his feelings in that way, The Same person not long ago sent to San Francisco and bed a large lot of printing done which could have been -executed in this city. It makes a great difference whose ox is gored, you know. Advertised Letters. Otlice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. for week ending June llth, 1877. Persons calling fur advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement, H. UW. Hasxms, P. M. Baker, Chas. F, 3. s . , .Curnow Janes, * OuresE, P, Declergg Joseph, Saediagel Pets. elipes Miss Maggie, . Gladding J. M, ‘ Goodrich Miss Clare, : Hales Joseph, . Hoosten Mrs. F, Morrisey Christopher, .,,.Picar, Fyank TRobinson. DrJO . Richards, Mys Cha: es Webster, @ W Carey, Michael the aid of glasses. \ 7 De ee en Dussen, Madam Ma ie a o 405, The following letters remain in the Post r The, Watt Mine. The Watt Blue Grave) mine, it will be remembered, is located. between. ‘North Bloomfield and Moore's Flat, on thelineof the ancient river chan* nel. “We visited the place the other day, and found everything humming there, A sixty horse power engine will be put in place there this month, The foundation was ‘nearly completed whenfwe were there. The shaft, which has been sunk sixtythree feet, is the finest piece of work of thé kind in the county. It has three compartments—one tor pumping and two for hoisting. It is timbered in the most, substantial and workmanlike manner, At sixty feet in depth hitches were cut and heavy bear—timbers-put-in, — From that point the balance of the timbers will be hung-with bolts so as to guard or other obstacles shall be met with, The location of the works is in the wildest possible locality. Dense forestssurround them on every hand, and a little stream. of water rushes by the mine in a. perfect torrent. The“Superintendent of the mine is J,M. Starr. The foreman is Mr. . dames Glayas, who is acknowledged . to be.one of the ablest-miners in the ‘State. L. M. Carris superintending the erection of the hoisting works: and heis doing~a job that reflects credit on him. It is expected to have everything ready. for sinking by the first.of next month—says the Gawelle, The Public Debt. The continued reduction of the public debtis the best evidence of the permanency of our country, Month after month the announcemont is made of some eduction, has beeg but asingle month for many years past which showed an increase. The decrease for May is something remarkable, being six millions and a half Making an aggregate reduction for 11 months of ‘the fiscal year of about $35,000,000 which includes the ten million received from the Geneva Award Fund and converted into the Treasury, _ toe E [From an Autobigraphical sketch ia 1862.) Parson Brownlow on Himself. I have been a laboring man all my life long, and have acted upon the Scriptural maxim of eating my bread by the sweat of my brow, ‘Though a Sonthern man in feeling and principle, Ido not think it degrading to labor, as do most Southern disunioniste. Whether East or West, Northor South, I recognize the dignity of labor, and look forward toa day, not very far distant, when educated labor, will be the salvation of this vast country! It am known throughout the length and breadth of the land as the ‘‘Fighting Parson,”’ fwhileT-may say, without incurring the charge of egotism, that no man is -more peaceable, as my neighbors will testify. Always poor and always oppressed with security debts, few men in my section and of my limited means have given away more in the course of each year to charitable objects. I have yever been arraigned in the church for immorality. ‘I never played cards. I never’ wasa profane swearer. I never drank a dram of liquor, until within a few years, when it was taken asa medicine. I never had a cigar ora chew of tobacco in my mouth. I never was.in attendsnos at a theatre. I never attended a horse-race and never witnessed their running save onthe fair grounds of my owpv county, I never courted but one woman and her I married. Iam about six feet high, and have weighed as high as 175 pcunds. I have had as finea constitution as any man need desire. I have had but very few gray hairs in my'head, and although rather hardfavored than otherwise, I will pass for a man of 40 years. I have as strong a voice as any man in East Tennessee, where I have a family of seven children, A Somnambutist’s Mistaxe.—The Pottstown (Penn.) Ledyer. tells this .story: ‘A gentleman residing on York street, this borough, who is a somnambulist, arose from his bed & night or two ago and commenced walking about. His wife also arose, and attempted to get him back to bed again. But mistaking her fora burglar, he commenced beating and pounding her ata fearful rate, and tinally got one of her thumbs in his mouth into which he inserted his teeth, which penetrated the bone, On discovering what he had done, the somuawbulist was not only very much astonished, but was affected to tears on learning how he had treated “against accident in case quicksand} To the best of our recollection there} . Tug Chico soap factory was again destroyed by fire Thursday, ms ‘Tae diphtheria is now epidemia The followity are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday imvtiiog —, opening. dvd closing. 2 370. Ophir 15 1534. 513 Mexican 9 6% 920 Gould & Curry 837 83;, 1030 Best & Belener, 172/177; 640 California 3444 9414. 1440, Savage 6% 6 990 Con Virginia-33%{ 3324, — 205 Choller, 30 2874 1600 Hale & Norcross,4.30°4,20, 1540 Crown Point 444 3:35, 1310 Yellow Jacket, 744734 9805 Ait 1aie Lag : i. 84) Belcher 545, oo Secs 120 Sierra Nevada, 514, 5. 925 Bullion, 5% 6. 1200 Exchequer 5 5%, 340 Overman, 1814 18, Es 1320 Justice, 574. 1700: UnionCon,'54 534. 1940 Caledonia, 344 3.20. The pricesin thé afternoon were about the same asin the morning oo een aoe ge Seem ee en Ome HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, S.A. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, June 11th, 1877. SE Whitney, 8F J Fulweiler, Anburn Mrs Koglensky, 8 J E Northup, San Juan J Hussey, You Bet C Bradley,Dutch Flat W Fulweiler, City C-Fulweiler, City J @ollier,G Valley E Northup, San Ju J Martin, D Creek. JG MeNeil, @ V Mrs Jenkins, 8 J I Selkirk, Campton W Philips, 8an Juan Miss Hayden, $ Juan . JF Beckett, @ V H A-Lord, City . L Hirschman, City AH Lamb,»an Fran Dr Holden, Truckee W Earl, Bath HA Thompson, Sac CJ Blessington, City C J Justice, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. mee: Union Hotel. JACOB NAFEZIGER, Prop: letor, Monpay, June 10th) 1877; Doc Wilktnson, City B Guscetti, City O French, H’'t’s Hill J Rose, Chalk-Bluff 5 L Shubinger, Wash Chas Moran,Fall’ Cir A Maltman, M Lake W Downie, O’n Mine G Leslie, D Creek Mrs Leslie, D Creek 4 McLaughlin, E Johnson, City J H Coppersmith Sac A Laird,’City KR Nathan, San Fran J Campbel, Spetiée C ® Whitehead, ERD Clancy, ony . W Miller,Marysville F Battis, Sac BORN, At Grass Valley, June 9th, 1877, to Richard B, Osborne and wife, a daughter. AEA EA IPNRA RESERPINE, 2 DIED, "At Grass Valley, June Iith, 1877, Miss Sarah J, Armstrong, aged 21 years and 7 months, _ ‘For County Treasurer. G. VON SCHMITTBURG, of this city, e is here®y annour “d asa cundidate for the office of Count) easuret, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, NEVADA THEATRE. The Incomparable Orator, COL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, triumphs on the Lecture Platform than upon the Political Stump, will deliver his Célebrated Lecture, which has created such a furore inthe Eastern an Western cities, entitled : THE LIBERTY OF MAN, 3

* WOMAN, AND CHILD, Monday Even’g, June 18, 1877. Admission, « e Qnme Dollar. No EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED BEATS. Seats may be secured at Belden’s Drug Store three days in advance, commencing. Friday; June 15th. jnl8 Photo Crome Pictures, THE{MOST DURABLE PICTURE OF THE AGE, Nae EXQUISITE MINIATUES, COLORED IN OIL, WHICH MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH Is taking at her Photograph Gallery, Call and examine specimens, Nevada City, June 13, 1877.-Im 3. RB. FOSTER, © “FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, — and Wholesale Dealers in U, C. BILLINGSLEY .WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLES, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, : ETC., ETC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, his spouse, for whom he entertains . [the war nest affection,’’. SACRAMENTO, junls6m 1 —— ———— UX7HO HAS WON EVEN GREATER . DRESS MAKING. . Sete RESS MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING : done by Mrs Arnhart; House No. 10 Pine Street, Nevada City, :Cal., between Supension Bridge and Baptist Church. June 12th, 1877-lm. . ——. : Ear Sheriff, LMER P/SANFORD, of Grass Velley, is heréby announced as a candidate for 4+ the office of -Sheriff of Nevada County—4 subject to the decision of the Republican Gouhty Convention.. . ¢ ship, hereby announce him asa candidate forthe office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Demoeratic County Convention. For County Treasurer F. WILKINSON, of this city, for@ werly of Washington ‘Township, is hereby announced asa candidate .for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the _ . decision of the Republican Connty Conven. tion, sce jJuni2 N the Justice’s Court. of Neyada-Township, in the County of Nevada, State ot California, 8B. F. Snell Plaintiff, John R. Goodman, Defendant. The People of the State of California send greeting to John KR, Goodman Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of Cal-, ifornia, and to answer before the Justice at his ofice-insaid Township, the-com. pisint filed therein, within tive days, (ex-. clusiv2 of the day of service), after the serviceon youof this summons—if served witbin the Township in which this action is brought or, if served out of said Town, ship, but in said County, within ten days; otherwise, within twenty,days. The said action is brought to recover the sum of $253 90-100 in gold coin, and interest at 10 per cetit. per annuin from Sept, 23, 1873 alleged to be due from ydue-to Plaintiff on & promissory note dated Sept.23, 1873, bearing interest at 10 pér cent.“per annum of which promissory note no part bas been paid. And you are hereby notified that if you failto so appear and answer said complaint, as above required, said Plaintiff will recover Jadgment against ‘you for the sum of $253 90-100 and interest at 10 per cent. per annum from Sept. 23, 1873, together with costs, all payable in U. S. gold coin, Given.under my hand this 19th day ot May, 1877. LEOPOLD GARTHE, Justice of the Peace of said Township. J.M. Walling, Plaintiff’s Attorney. jell NERTICATE OF See Know all) men by these Presents, That We; Martin Luther Marsh residing at the Town of Nevada, County of Nevada, Daniel Marsh residing in the Town of Nevada, County of Nevada and Ole Nelson residiag in the Town of Eureka, Corviity of Nevada, in the State of Calivornia, do hercby certify and declare that we have organized and formed ourselves into -a co-partnership,and ‘we covenant and agree each with the other to be co-partners for the purposejof carrying and conducting the business of manufacturing and selling Lumber in the Townfof Eureka,County of Nevada,State of California, under the firm ndme and style of Gaston Ridge Saw Mill and Lumber Company. That the principal place of business of said co-partnership is situated at the Township of Eureka, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all the persons interested as partners in such business are above stated and signed hereto, and that such partnership will continue and be in force until further notice by us. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our. hands and seals this twenty-eighth day of May, A. D. 1877. : MARTIN LUTHER MARSH, DANIEL mnere nis OLE NELSON, X jel0 $ roark LOST OR STOLEN, SHARES NORTHERN BELLE 10 STOCK, No. 5806, 10 Shares North. ern Belle Stock, No. 5807. All persons are cautioned against negotiating for the same, as transfer has been stopped. jnlv Democratic Candidates. For Recorder. J. ROGERS .is hereby announced ag @ 4 candidate for re-election to the ofce of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. pias A For Coroner. Bdge oem C. POPE, of Grass Valley, , is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Coroner, For Coroner. B JOHNSON, of Grass Valley, is hereDe by announced as « candidate for the ofice of County Coroner, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con‘. vention, For County Treasurer. ERRY_N. .PAYNE is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the décision of th Democratic County Convention, : For Sheriff. Vy ILLIAM H. MONTGOMERY, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as ® candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. : . For Sheriff. ICHARD DILLON, of Eureka Town ship, is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. p= C. BYRNE, of Nevada Town. ship, is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to. the decision of the Demecratic County Convention. For Sheriff. ° Pye W. SMITH, of this city, is hereby anhounced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County—subject to the decision of the Deniocratic ~. County Convention. “Independent Candidates._ For Sheriff. ee WALDRON, of Lake City, ei hereby announces himself as an Independent Candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject'to a majority of the votes of the people of.Nevada coun y, He re. ully solicits the votes of al] who deoe to ‘ < va Bee the cflice Allied by an honest ‘. Senator, subject to the. ‘Republican County Convention. Republican Candidates. For State Senator. announced 4s. a candiate -for State decisionFor Senator. E W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley, is the office of Senator, subject to the decig. ; ion of the Republican County Convention, For Joint Senator. £ ig friends of H.K. TURNER, of Si< sent his name to the voters cf Nevada and Sierra Counties as a Candidate for Joint Senator—subject to the nomination of the Republican Joint Senatorial Nomi. nating Convertion, : For County Recorder. I HH. WELLS, ‘of ‘Nevada City, is je hereby annownced as a candidate for the office of County Reeorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County vention, mas. Yor Recorder. W°. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as-a candidate for the office of. Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. , For County Recorder. announced as a Candidate for the office of County Recorder—subject,to the declsion—ot the Republican County Convenion. For Sheriff. B heeds PERRIN, of Forest Springs, is hereby announced as a Candidate for subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ‘For County Clerk.OSIAH SANDERS, of Washington Town ship,-is hereby announced as a candito the decision ef the Republitan County Convention, j ; For County Clerk. V ILLIAM J. SHINN, of Truckee, is hereby announced as a candidate the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treasurer. oe A R. WADSWORTH, of this city, is e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Couvention. ; For Treasurer. ————— ACOB NAFFZIGER, of this city, is hereby announced as a caudidate for “the office--of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. a For Treasurer . Vy K. SPENCER, of Grass Valley, is e hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County. Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Connty Convention. : mieiest For County Treasurer. N ENRIGHT of this city is hereby 4V¥VEe announced as a condidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject tothe. decision of. the Republican County Conty Convention, For County Treasurer. L. MARSH, of Nevada City, is here the office. of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Kepnblican County Convention. For Treasurer. Py LOND, of this City, is hereby an4@ }.:unced asa Candidate for the of‘fice of County Treasurer—subject !to the cecision of the Republican County Con= ver. uon, For County Superiatendent. L, BURROWS, of Grass Valley. Subject to the decision of the Repub lican Convention, * ogee For Super visor--1st District. W. annonnced as a candidate for the office of Snpervisor of this District, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. & For Assemblyman. _ HOMAS 8. FORD, of Meadow Lake Township, hereby announces himself as a Candidate for the office of assemblyhie {. man—subject to the decision of the lepublican County Convention. For District Attorney. E H. GAYLORD is hereby announced @ asa Candidate for re-election to the omice of District Attorz ey—subject to thx decision of the Republican County Copvention, : ; Change of Proprietorship, YOUICE is.hereby given that BILLINGS &Co.have leased their interest in the ‘GOLD ROOM” SALOON,” tod. B BORDWELL, and the busirees of Saloch ekeping will hereafter be conducted —BY— f J. R. BORDWELL, The eld patrons of thes above named places will find the new firm ready to , Serve them with the very best Whisky, Wimes, Ale, Porter, and Cigars, J. R. BORDWELL. Nevada City, June lst, 1877. * H.W. VALANTINE. M. D. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. . FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Swre, Entrance on Pine street. ~~ Residence-on East Broad St, next doct above E. MN. Preston,’ Orders left st al, we area to. 8. Preston's Drug Store Will be promypuy *'ofthe erra county, hereby respectfully pres the office of Sheriff of Nevada County—: date for the office of County Clerk—subject—+ M. by aunounced as a candidate for _ (CS, KENT, of this clty, is “hereby — hereby announced as a candidate for 2. : OHN A. RAPP, of this city, is hereby . for the office of County Clerk—subject toa f Aha ANTE OT H. SMITH, of this city, 1s nereby . Aavaye a oe & ee The NE -Mont nagerié this cit! Itis the ‘ty <into the will sho enterpri tents ai compan on their five cars at Colf. will be by this. in this. ture att Monday will be" and chil Belden’ Friday. the fac _.erowded The . collect. é celebrat ¥ day eve will be This ste the Con their ‘a evening The I Arrange AMexica on the ¢ be assig That’s « one wh¢ and nov will tur understi in thec P Ther durable invente Eve, ar oil, whi Mrs. J. on Bro worth g oe G. -vo1 vorably nouncec SCRIPT a) County cision Convent Postmas proved that or popular v We ca on the ii is a secr others n will say strictly 1 can sell money t ‘Therefor doing: ‘interest, go to Sh grocerie: It is ple: for a fr nice, as. of gettin SHUR Junction Nevad Candi I here candidat ject to th desires £ jad ™ ‘Succes No. 165 ceiving r tStraw ¢ from Ne’ attentior to her, for them be guara . Sacran Geo. I ed from velebrate supersed It is mor , Heater ar kinds of granite mach ch ’ San Fray