June 15, 1881 (4 pages)

pSIOORETEN He ss : Counting the Cost. Whe Daily Transeript. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Feed thine enemies, was oné 0 "Wednesday, June 15, 1881. Where Do You Stand? “Moore’s Flat is sound on the ques*tion of furnishing the people in and ‘ around Marysville money to fight the Will our ‘friends at North bloomfield, Gran= hydraulic miners with. iteville, San Juan, Columbia’ Hill, Derbee, French . Corral, Sweetland, Bridgeport,(i1ass Valley, Cherokee, Rough and Reidy, and all other towns in the councy write-and tell us just where thpy sfand in of trouble? We also want to hear. _ from tha score of miningcamps in gierra, Yuba and Placer counties. Put yourselves on record in this question, fellow miners, It_is an issue that must be mét with the same spirit in whieh ‘tt is presented ‘This is not the time! for a goody— regard to ~ goody mode of precedure on the part of the people in “these gald fields: The grangers have said they will neither give nor take favors,” It isa ‘ coatest of their own making, but for “the sake of your families don’t let them win because ‘of+vour. inactivity. oom Firing Them @ut. Teamsters with -goods from the Marysville region might as well keep “away —_from—Mosre’s Flat. Officer Scott, who: eame down yesterday, says that when a load of that kitld reaches there the population gather around, read the teamster a lesson on vested rights, then pointing to the road leading back to the valleys, give hima limited space of time to ‘‘vamose” ih. If he does not heed the invitation to relieve them of his’ presunce, they’ help him away in a gintle but determined manner, . It 18 reported that owe of these granger teamsters sail he was filling a con: tract and would tose his pay for the trip. The. miner men. thereupon ‘volunteered to make good ‘his personal loss, but as fer the cargo, they ‘would not have it. in their midst. It is-about time for Nevada City to show the same kind of spirit; likewise all the other mining towns hereabouts. : > 2 -this hour to say, made no practical attempt to sued sucha decree. surrounding towns. places of residence, aud real estate will depreciate to a very great extent— how niuch itiis difficult at yet to conjjecture, Our people have, strange . Save themselves.or to retaliate upon contrary, there is in this_city an agency. for a Marysville company Nevada‘ City, Grass Valley, and the various towns in the upper part of tlie county, for hundreds of tous: of Christ’sinjunctions, and we now see it being literally obeyed by many people; but had our Syvior lived in Nevada county at this critical period it is net’ probable he would have isThe city of their would-be destroyers. On the . , Eee tiens. f the Sierra Nevada posesses particular tlie purity of the air, but from the fact that itis impregnated: with the balsam of the fir, spruce and pine which abound in that range: ven Nevada, with its sagebrush wastes, but great altitudes, is a good refuge for-consumptives, and for ,persons afflicted with asthma, itisa para— dise. If instead of seeking the L-tropics, copsumptives would camp out in the Sierra Nevada in the summér season, they would-find: all the relief that climaté cari afford to the dread malady.—The. 8S. F. Report. —Ewery—sumumer-season the picturwheat, barley, Hour and other mill products, There is also an agent here for another Marysville firm that: . ships up large quantities of :potatoes raised on the ‘damnable slickens.” They are the best to be had in the market, of course, because slickeus possesses properties favorable to spud growing that.no. other soil does. Seme local merchants continue to deal in-these valley products becaase local do, They shou d iMifivediatel y,to aman,” enter into a solemn and binding compict to keep-in stock no more goods from the Marysville country. ‘Chen that secothermerchants tion would realize a mild forin of the distress in which itis trying to throw upon the mining loéalities,’ It is reported-on the streets.that an’. organization is to be effected throughout the county for the pur= pose of regulating dealers on this Sucha step can be taken aone too soon, for although it might seem harsh to some, the time has approached when lessof-the good-lord; good-devil policy abounds among us the better it will be for tne miuing interests. : As tothe duty of the merchants, there can be no question, They owe score, all of their prosperity to the success of the mining industry— and . when reatanead esque “mountains and: canons of Nevada county are visited by camping parties from our own towns as” well as abroad, seeking health and comfort. -They-never fail to find-both,._The cheery days and bracing nights ot these mountain regions give shattered mankind a new lease of Jife. The costly resorts of fashion throughout the “State are all well enough for people whose chief ambition is to be in sty'e,-bat for unalloyed comfort— the kind. of recreation that assays one bundred per cent in, fun—and health, the fastnesses of these parts are entitled to the entire bakery.—— The Idaho’Extension. has let to William Carlyona contract to raise a shaft from the drain tannel to the surface, a distance ef between 90 and°100 feet. The dimensions of the shaft will be9 by 44) ‘feet, double compartment, The shaft will be about 300 feet éast of the dividing lire between the Maryland and !duho properties, It is expected that the work on the contract will be completed in two months. It is the intention of the Company, upon the eqampletion of this contract, to let another for sinking the shaft below the tunnel level to a depth not The Mountains and Their Attracand returned to his work cured, It/sued for libel in consequence of : is conceded. that the pure air and/ charges made against the hospital If its efforts . water of the mountains are potent are successfal, hundreds of our peo-/ jn the alleviation at least, of pulmonple will be compelled’ to seek other . ary complairits; and in this direction advantages, not ouly ‘on account of . still more idiotic and burned a BritHere and Theré, A Mrs. Lucas died at Santa MonMare Cook, a New York journal-. ica on the llth from the ‘effects. of . ist, has Wiftten a book entitled, the “‘Young Men’s Case,” devoted to the, purpose of showing the advantage’ of . camp life in the mountains, in cases j a of . consumption, designated ‘‘the. lynched at Danville, Va.," on the wildernesscare.” “The author, whg . lith, for assaulting a white woman. had incipient consumption, spent-a Marysville is leaving nothing undone . season camping.in the Adirondacks, to destroy Nevada City and all the poison, Her Chinese cook is suspected.A negronamed John Taylor” was The Hollister Advance has been } management in San Benito county. In his Sunday exhibition on the “Dr.” O'Donnell sandlot . ish aud Chinese flag .on his platform, a : A stomach-pump saved the life of Wm. Savage, who attempted suicide at Marysville on the 11th. On the night of the 10th an .attempt was made to rob-the Ukiah hel onthe lith. It is not known whether His death was accidental or otherwise, but circumstances warrant the belief that. he committed suicide, Star-route frauds continue to be unearthed, and it looks as thovgh there were noend to them. Brady is implicated, as usual. At Golden; Col., on the I2th, Sidney Patrick shot and killed his brother Rube in a dispute about the ownership of a dog. : ~ A. Streecher won the first prize.at the shooting festival of the California Scheutzen Verein at Alameda on the 13th. The French Derby was won Sunday hy Keene's Foxhall—another Ameri‘can victory. ae Gorham B. Hubbel, who has fort along time been Manager of the Western Union, has.been appointed . to instruct forty young Chinamen at schoot at Hartford, Conn., in the construction and operation of telegraph lines, and willin a year receive-a lucrative appointment. under the Chinese Government, which contemplates connecting all its large cities by wire. i The jury inthe case at Redwood . (iter of (Ns beeame . cess: The robber fired -his Bap. at the retreating coach. se John H. Webster, a Stockton . pioneer,-was-drewned—in—the—ehan—}—= £ For Rent. One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Apply at this office.’ tf > eo <= Don’t You Forget lt. _ Frank Guild, on account of removal,is selling all his stock of furniture j14-3t. . } at Cost. ——-——-—---+-@ +~ > ag Show cases, picture frames, . photographs, paiptings, ebc., at auc— Saturday;'June 8th, at 2 Dave AUERBACH, Auctioneer, tion, o'clock jl4.5t Satine i “oe Reng. qo Nee ‘A well furnished front room for a single gentleman, Apply for particulars to C’ E. Mulloy. 4. nme Chambermraid Wanted, tand-Eureka stage, but without sucfo A competent chambermaid can se= eure a situation by applying: at, the Union Hotel. BS 3 “Sheriff's Sale. DANIEL B, HATCH et al): Se vs, Stiperior Court: MORGAN GRAVEL MINNo. 361: ING COMP«NY. EXECUTION, TINDER and by virtue of an Exectition ‘Mechanics Sioe (NEW PRICES * rs Have _Just_ Returned from s Francisco with the finest assdftient DRY AND TARRY a } J. issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County;of Nevada, State of .California, bearing date June “6th, A. D. 1881, on a Judgment recovered in.said ‘Court on the 28th day of May, A. D. 1881 -in favor of Daniel B. Hateh et al. Plaintiffs, and against Morgan Gravel’ Mining Company, Defendant, for thesum of sineteen ‘Thousand Five Hundred Ninety-five 73-100 ($19,595.73) Dollars damages, with interest at the rate of. 7 per cent, peP.annum till paid, together with their.costs.of.36.75 and disbursensents at the date’of said Judgment and aceruing costs amounting tothe sum of $4.50, . [have levied-upon and taken into. execution all the right, title and interest of the above named Deiendait.in and to the following described property, to-wit : i Mining Claims of Morgan Gravel Mining Co., situated in Nevada county, California, All that certain real property, tract, parcel, lot of land, mining ground’and claims lying and being and_situate_in_Lowell Hill Mint: ¢ D'strict iv the County of Nevada and ‘State of Califotnia, and known as the Golden . 3ull placer maine, and officially surveyed by £. C. Uren, U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, and designated hy the Surveyor General of the United States as Lots numbered 91 in See. 12, Tp 16, N. R. 10 E, and number 40 “tn See. 7, Fp-16, N,.R 11-E, M. D. B. aad M., said claim béing more particularly described by said officia' survey as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the SW cor of said claim, ata stake marked (G, B. P. M.)-for Golden Bull Placer mine, and (3. A. P. M.)} for Swamp Angel placer mime, being. the NW cor of the Swemp Angel placer mine(approvel gurvey)from which the cor. of Sec’s 7, 12, 13 and 18, on township line, Tp-16; N-R-10 and 1! E, M. D. B. and M, bears S_ 559. 30° E 26.03 chains distant; thence var, 22° E, N 15° E 16.28 chains tothe NW corner of the. claim to a'stake marked G. B. P. M. No. 2, from which a,black oak 6 inichés in‘diameter bears § 69° E30 links distant: thence N 63° _E12.59 chains to a cedar stump markHATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Gocds, Ete., Ete., Which I will sell Cheaper thau any other Store a N evada County. 9 a ——— Ox . OALL EARLY 1 heat AND SECURE: a BARGAINS. i) MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sheriff’s Sale. DANIEL B. HATCH et al. } s vs. {. Superior Court: WIDE WEST GRAVEL No. 862, MINING COMPANY. j EXECU LION, CLOTHING, ~ that—great—industry—is—threatened TET ae NE Pp Ee An Exciting Runaway. The most exciting runaway of th 'geason occurred yesterday noon, A ‘team belonging to M. P. Hatch of Indian Springs, and attached to a Jight wagon, started from the neighhorhood of Lawrence & Barloaw’s foundry, and scooted down Sacra‘mento street as far as Supervisor Mills*'residence, where they collided with a lamp post. Then they turned and ran up the railroad track in front of the depot, breaking the scales. Next the wagon came in contact with the corner of a box car and was wrecked. The horses becoming detached at this point ‘ran around the south end of the depot to Sacramento “street, thence to the Plaza, bringing. up fimally at Mr. Mills’ stable on Pine street. Nevada County Copper and Tron. The Maryaville Expressleatns from C: Holland of. Wheatland that the copper district about Spenceville is being extefisively worked and pros-. pected; The gentleman “has elected President for three companies, among them the o!d Last Chance, or Northern Bell and Copper Queen. been aa . .er fixed improvements will become the? should not furnish ammunition: tojits foes,;-T'o i!lustrate their dependence on the hydraulic enter~ prises, we will cite a single instance: George Powers, the Superintendent of thé Blue-Tent nine, states that io less than $80,000 was added to the business of this city by the property under his charge year, The hydraulic mines all through this part of the county help to support Nevada City and other. communities to an equally great extent, some of them. contributing even larger -sums, Again, the statement that the. corporations owning the N. Bloomtield, Milton, Eureka Lake, Blue Tent and other large hydraulic mines) in the State will become bankrupt if forced to abandon their present method of Operation, will surpri8e many persons who claim to be well posted.: Yet we are assured by indispatable authority that such will surely prove the case.* The millions. of dollars’ worth of reservoirs, ditches and othyet determined upon. The Maryland is yet to be one of the great mining properties of the district.— Union,—— Stepped Out Mystetiously. The Free Lance says: Christian about three weeks, For a year of so and up to the time of his disappearance he worked.down near the Lone Jack mine, About three weeks ago he left uhe place where he was working and said he was going to Nevada City, and he to:d_a companion that if he did not return to sell all his property. Since then he has not years of age, abuve the medium height bat stoops over and does not o-d nirily appear as tall as he is; is a German. to her: something about him. ——~_ _ 2+. — ; _ Wnatcran Italian barber at Buenos Ayres was shaving a customer revalueless. * The statement mooted by some that all of this water, or even a reasonable portion of it, can be ii+posed of for other, purposes, is too abWork -by the old method of sinking . surd to be worthy of argument, shafts has been. abandoned whenever. practicable, the running of tunyels being submitted ond: found much more favorable. Specimens of iron ore Were shown, coutaining at charge of libel, it being alleg sl thst; least 60 per cent. of pureiron., This . ean be mined and placed on cars ltoa lady. He Was ‘twice tried —onee seven miles from the location 1or $3 per ton. Mr. Holland thinks the . prospects ‘for. their section tions having been ‘relocated, length, >. -_ The Military Bali. The military ball ta be given at Hant’s Hallon the evening of the Fourth of July will be the leading public social event of the Summer. The list of committees published iu another column gives assurance that the party will be admirably managed in all its detai's, as have been all of the Light Guard’s-in the past, “Greve me a little more inside matter,” as the editor said to thu bartendvs i ———— Maid to Hold. Charles Smith was arrested at North Bloomfield last week on he had applied an imoroper epithet before Justice Maryriottand ouce be——~pefest wide by about one mils in had he bee convicted ands ntence 1! laud one of disturt iig: the peace is sail heclains he cannot yeta square ilealat North Bloomiield. and will , try to have the matter come tu trial hulore Justice Robinesn in this uty. now pending against him. A Suggestion. ‘the Free Lance shou'd stand in with the people of its county and help them to withdraw allthe mountain trade from Marysvi le and vicinity. It Wil be in direcs opposition to the julymentuf the wisest and best men iv th» cuowaty if it does other wise. cently a hot political dispute arose between the shaver and the shaved, the former being a Republican ‘pur sang” and the latter an ardent advo~ Popes. Words ran high, and at last the barber lost his temper and with a ferocious twist of the razor eut off oue of the cheeks of his customer, j, Who was very fat and afforded a ; 8) cudid mark for the operation. ee ee, Tar State Treasn er has refused fare Juatios Kinney—the jury failing to reve Ve a quantity of mutilated . try, and is avery syitable maxim to very . to agree either tithe. That charge . coin from the Hirbor Commission promising. Many abandoned loca. has subsequeatly been dismissed (he jand sent it back tu San Francisco, Thre . could have got out. of Jail in ve} The State Treasurer ‘h ts set_a good iron ore deposit referred to is 200, minuies on a writ of habeas’ corms! example. If every business man, bir-keeper aud everybody else would refuse mutilated coin it woul.l be re . tired. It tuok but a little while ‘to put the trade doliars out of sight, and if proper steps were taken in re— yard to mutilated coius, they would . ikewise disappear, ; —_ So great is the dertiand for Brush ligh's that the Brash Electric Company have given up allother business, and are running their immense estab.ishment-twenty-two hours out of twenty-four in manufacturing lights only. ‘They are being turned ont at the rate of $100,000 worth iia ck Stepp is missing, and has been for! been heard from, Stepp is about-47 grade ores im many of our Western ofa light complexion and is by birth . . which might be made to yield-a profHis friends are anxious . cate of the temporal power of the. City-of Clarence-Gray, for the—mur= der of Theordore Giancey, returned its verdict Sunday morning of guilty -of murder in second degree, The pris} oner turned pale whenthe verdict was announced, but otherwise—exhibited no-particular concern. . Even’ the tears of his wife, who had’ ‘been his companién in Court.during the trial; did not seem to move him. The verdict-is generally regarded as a just one. Low Grade @res. Las Vegas Mining World :~It is really encouraging toa mining man to read of the interest which is be. ginning to be manifested in the low. mining camps. ‘There are thousands . of tons of ore now lying on the waste ;dumps of some of our oldest mines it to the owners if reduced. Many of the high-grade mines were in the habit of throwing on the waste dump, in the palmier days, oréswhich they now. begin to think are not entirely beneath their notice, and they are consequently casting about them for some means of using these orés, The movement is one in the right direetion, and one which we are confident will effect the very best results. . An . ore that will give a net profit of fifty ; ents a ton is not too poor to be treated, though itis not—one that-will make its owners milNonaires in a few months or a year. ‘‘A dollar saved is a dollar earned” is just as applicable to mining as to any other indusbe adopted by the owners of lowgrade mines or a quantity of lowgrade ore, eae “WE see,” says the Daily Report, “‘by the Stockton papers that a new town has sprung up in San Joaquin’ county. Wealso note that the idiots there settling have named it ‘Bridgeport.’ There are already two Bridge: ports in this State—in Mono county and in Solano vounty—and there may be more than. two, for aught: we know.” Nevada county has a Bridgeport, too. ‘Whoever heard of any -Place ‘that had anything Nevada county evildn’t. duplicate ? yet Uncle Sam recognizes but one Bridgeport in the State, and that is -ver-bearing roc ed G.B. P.M.standinginSnow’s garden;thence N: boundary of the Swamp Angel claim to a stake marked G. B, P. M. from which a black oak 40 inches in diameter. bears N 4 links distant; thence variation28°-30" E; N 87> W 33 chains to the place of beginning, containing 44.23 acres. Together with all and singular the metals, ores, gold and silnd earth therein, and all ‘the rights, pri€ileges and franchises thereto incident, appendant and appurtenant, or therewith usually had or erjoyed;’and. atso all and singular the tenements, hereditaments andappurtenances thereto belonging, and the rents, issues and profits thereot, Also all the houses, building« and orchard situate upon the ‘said Golden Bull claim, Also the lot or enclosure upon said claim formerly belonging to Michael_Murphy, and known as the ‘‘Murphy lot.” Also that certain canyon known as the Golden Bull canyon, commencing at the mouth of the Golden Bull tunnel and extending southwesterly a distance of about 500 feet more or less to its intersection with the main or Lowell Hill canyon. Also a part of that eanyon known asthe main or Lowell Hill canyon, extending from the Negro’s claim northeasterly about 600 feet. more ‘or less up said canyon to the line of ‘*Frick” or Swamp Angel canyon claim. Alsoalithe-natural water flowing in said canyons. Also all the natural water flowing in that certain ravine known as the. Black Rock ravine, commeneing at a point within the said Golden Bull claim, and extending southwesterly to its intersection with the said Golden Bull canyon ata point about 200 feet more or less below--the Tine of the said Golden Bull claim. And also all the estate, right, title and interest, possession, claimand demand, etc. Also those other mining claimts of the Morgan Gravel Mining Company, situate in Nevada County, California,: bounded and described as foilows, to-wit: Commencing at the NW corner of the Golden Bull placer mine, now known as the Movgan gravel mine, ata stake standing at theSW side of a small ravine, and running thenceon the line: of the Golden Bull (now Morgan) claim, variation 22> E, N 63> F, 12.59 chains to the N-gorner of the Golden Bell (now Morgan) claim, being a cedar stump standing in Snow’s garden, from which the quarter post between Sections 7 and 12 on range line between Range ttand 11, Township 16 N bears N 724°°E 5.75 chains distant; thence N 465° W"2.84 chains; thence S732 W'4.98 chains; thence N 58}° W 7.85 chains; thence S 64> E 11.25 chains to the point of beginning and containing 6.90 acres, and being known as the George Hill placer mine. atts “certain other placer mining claim, lying and being in the Lowell Hill mining district, bounded as follows, to-wit; On the N by the mining claim ef M. Skeahan, on the Sand E by tne claims of George Hill and M. Skeahan,ardon the W by Steep Hollow canyon, and being commonly known as the McGuire and Patterson claims, and containing about 4acres, more or less. Algo all mining tools, monitor, ears, blacksmith shop, tcols, etc. on said claims or used in connection therewith, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public sale, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, County. of Nevada, State of California, on? Saturday, the 9th day of Jaly, A. D. 1881, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. M, and 6,o’clock p. M! to-wit : 2 o’clotk p. . all the right, title and interest. of said De. fendant in and tothe above described erty to the highest and best bidder for pe mys judgment and all costs, : iven er is 15th June, A. dD. 1881. : bia we E, O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R. D. Carrea, Under Sheriff, Searls; Niles & Searls, Attys for Piffs. WL eshoteKor Sale, in Mono county, where the post ofVERY DESIRABLE BU FOR SA Ae sequen et OSS ry ee ) var. 22° 30° E, 8 374? E 29.10 chains to they ¢ U NDER and by virtue of an Execution issued out of the Superior Court, in and fur the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date June 6th, A. D. 1881, on * Judgment recovered-in said Court om the 28tirday of May, A. DO TSS8I, in favor of-Daiiiol. Hateh—et-al-—Plaintifis; and’ against Wide West Gravel Mining Vompany, Detenant, for the sun of Tweive Thousand Five Hundred Ninety and 36-100 ($12,590.36) Dollars damages, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent. perannum till paid, together with their costs of $6.75 and disburseiments at the date of said Judgment and accruing costs amounting to the sum of 300. 1 haye lev: iéd upomand taken. into Execution all the right, title and interest of the above named Defendant in and to the following descmbed property, to-wit: Bi Mining Claims of the Wide West Gravel Mining Company, situated in Nevada eounty, California. Beginning at a post marked “W. W.T. M.” standing on the range line 2.76 vhains \ of the common corner of Eections ¥, 6,7 and 12; running thence N onrange line 54.33 chains to the NW corner of the claim tow stake on post marked “W, W, P, M.;” thence E 14.30 chains to a stake marked ‘‘W. W. P. M.” standing on the west side of the wagon road; thence S$ 263° E 18.09 chains to anock tree at,the corner of the Great Eastern placer mine;thence following the W boundary of the , Great Eastern mine 8 63}° E 14.12 chains; thence S 2849. E 9.09 chains to the S corner of the Great Eastern mine; thence, S 4° W 5.05 chains to a spruce tree marked ‘‘W. W. P.M;” thence 8 61° W 30.63 chains to the place ofbeginning, containing $1.78 acres, and commonly known as the “Wide West placer mine,” together with all the rights of way for tailings appurtenant thereto,extending down from the mouth of the ‘Wide West” tunnel, through aiid_embracing the bed of a small ravine running.into Spake ercek from said mine. Also’ tlinse’ other mining claims of the Wide West Gravel Mining Company, situated in Nevada Cou ty, California, bounded and described as follows, to wit; : : First—The claim known as the ‘ Rhode Island placer mine,” bouaded on the east by the Mia.ni claim,or the south by the MrKeuna claig,(the south boundary being 700 feet in lengch;) on the west by a line running N 14° W to the centré of the divide, and wn the nerth by the centre of the divide. Second--The claim known as the ‘‘McKen ha claim,” embracing all the mining ground on Remington hil’, south of the said Khode Island placer mine. ; Third—The ciaim known as the ‘Miami placer mine,” bounded on the east by a live described as fo'lows, to wit: Beginning ats post marked W. W. P. M. standing on the range line 2.76 chains N of the common cornér of Sections 1, 6, 7 and i2,/rownship 10°, Range 11 E, and running thence on said range line 54.38 chains to the NW corner vu! the ‘‘Wide West placer mine,” on the north by the centre of the divide, on the west by the Rhode Island placer mine, and on the seuth-by the canyon known as Snake creek. And also all the tools, pipes, houses, ditches, ‘rights of way, easements, water rights, calyons, cuts, ravines, races, tail races and other appurtenances thereunto belonging or 10 anywise appertaining to the said pieces, par eels and tiacts of land and mining claims. Also all inining tools, monitor and cars, and blacksmith shop, tools, etc., situated on said claims or used in conneetion therewith, be sold to sa’ said judgment, together with interest and costs. 4 Public n is hereby givén that J will sell at public sale in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevsda, State of Callfornia, on : Saturday, the 9th day of Jaly, A D., 1881, between the hours of 9 o'clock A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M.," to-wit: 3 o'clock P. M., all the title ahd interest of said Defendant in and to aif’ of the above des eribed property, te the and best bidthe = NEVADA qrackosae Ed. Brow Sacramento : The coun: yaila county : aright’s mas: The réwa robbery: 2as -81,800, of v the State. The Mert been shut d order to a wheel pul ments mad It is not arrested al thing to do : robbery, al the lock=u day. The case ——syas-arresti Valey, an *“venne to tl Judge’ Rob ter WOO". : Fhe pre Storein th received:al gouds, at portance t wther coluy The Me o. Boston, i this cits This Clab ing the mi the The sla kind i “pouds at ore ating a «ose buye ior barga inent, and tion sales. Henry Mesk . he claim ne; $12,000. ore paysa are” to r¢ ' We hope Let eve mining ca widleawak meeting t ~*next Satu tive mine) the gold r Sierra cot Tt-ia-ta long time ners Unic 203 memk best men ly adopted not to pit rectly, th the mini Courts. The ms tne Theat day eveni terests -o ‘alone. 17 section of aud drift, prompt a ties the r tious con: measure 4 A stra) ly hande' was brou stage yes ed up in cra7y as the stage The fe acted in day, Jud Aljce Trial set O. Ma Ou trial, Wa An‘ex for sale . Variety A goc Bale, Ex ea Ch lege: wi for TW¢ ordinar’ bookkex Diplo: ning se ing alor thitted

pSIOORETEN He ss : Counting the Cost. Whe Daily Transeript. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Feed thine enemies, was oné 0 "Wednesday, June 15, 1881. Where Do You Stand? “Moore’s Flat is sound on the ques*tion of furnishing the people in and ‘ around Marysville money to fight the Will our ‘friends at North bloomfield, Gran= hydraulic miners with. iteville, San Juan, Columbia’ Hill, Derbee, French . Corral, Sweetland, Bridgeport,(i1ass Valley, Cherokee, Rough and Reidy, and all other towns in the councy write-and tell us just where thpy sfand in of trouble? We also want to hear. _ from tha score of miningcamps in gierra, Yuba and Placer counties. Put yourselves on record in this question, fellow miners, It_is an issue that must be mét with the same spirit in whieh ‘tt is presented ‘This is not the time! for a goody— regard to ~ goody mode of precedure on the part of the people in “these gald fields: The grangers have said they will neither give nor take favors,” It isa ‘ coatest of their own making, but for “the sake of your families don’t let them win because ‘of+vour. inactivity. oom Firing Them @ut. Teamsters with -goods from the Marysville region might as well keep “away —_from—Mosre’s Flat. Officer Scott, who: eame down yesterday, says that when a load of that kitld reaches there the population gather around, read the teamster a lesson on vested rights, then pointing to the road leading back to the valleys, give hima limited space of time to ‘‘vamose” ih. If he does not heed the invitation to relieve them of his’ presunce, they’ help him away in a gintle but determined manner, . It 18 reported that owe of these granger teamsters sail he was filling a con: tract and would tose his pay for the trip. The. miner men. thereupon ‘volunteered to make good ‘his personal loss, but as fer the cargo, they ‘would not have it. in their midst. It is-about time for Nevada City to show the same kind of spirit; likewise all the other mining towns hereabouts. : > 2 -this hour to say, made no practical attempt to sued sucha decree. surrounding towns. places of residence, aud real estate will depreciate to a very great extent— how niuch itiis difficult at yet to conjjecture, Our people have, strange . Save themselves.or to retaliate upon contrary, there is in this_city an agency. for a Marysville company Nevada‘ City, Grass Valley, and the various towns in the upper part of tlie county, for hundreds of tous: of Christ’sinjunctions, and we now see it being literally obeyed by many people; but had our Syvior lived in Nevada county at this critical period it is net’ probable he would have isThe city of their would-be destroyers. On the . , Eee tiens. f the Sierra Nevada posesses particular tlie purity of the air, but from the fact that itis impregnated: with the balsam of the fir, spruce and pine which abound in that range: ven Nevada, with its sagebrush wastes, but great altitudes, is a good refuge for-consumptives, and for ,persons afflicted with asthma, itisa para— dise. If instead of seeking the L-tropics, copsumptives would camp out in the Sierra Nevada in the summér season, they would-find: all the relief that climaté cari afford to the dread malady.—The. 8S. F. Report. —Ewery—sumumer-season the picturwheat, barley, Hour and other mill products, There is also an agent here for another Marysville firm that: . ships up large quantities of :potatoes raised on the ‘damnable slickens.” They are the best to be had in the market, of course, because slickeus possesses properties favorable to spud growing that.no. other soil does. Seme local merchants continue to deal in-these valley products becaase local do, They shou d iMifivediatel y,to aman,” enter into a solemn and binding compict to keep-in stock no more goods from the Marysville country. ‘Chen that secothermerchants tion would realize a mild forin of the distress in which itis trying to throw upon the mining loéalities,’ It is reported-on the streets.that an’. organization is to be effected throughout the county for the pur= pose of regulating dealers on this Sucha step can be taken aone too soon, for although it might seem harsh to some, the time has approached when lessof-the good-lord; good-devil policy abounds among us the better it will be for tne miuing interests. : As tothe duty of the merchants, there can be no question, They owe score, all of their prosperity to the success of the mining industry— and . when reatanead esque “mountains and: canons of Nevada county are visited by camping parties from our own towns as” well as abroad, seeking health and comfort. -They-never fail to find-both,._The cheery days and bracing nights ot these mountain regions give shattered mankind a new lease of Jife. The costly resorts of fashion throughout the “State are all well enough for people whose chief ambition is to be in sty'e,-bat for unalloyed comfort— the kind. of recreation that assays one bundred per cent in, fun—and health, the fastnesses of these parts are entitled to the entire bakery.—— The Idaho’Extension. has let to William Carlyona contract to raise a shaft from the drain tannel to the surface, a distance ef between 90 and°100 feet. The dimensions of the shaft will be9 by 44) ‘feet, double compartment, The shaft will be about 300 feet éast of the dividing lire between the Maryland and !duho properties, It is expected that the work on the contract will be completed in two months. It is the intention of the Company, upon the eqampletion of this contract, to let another for sinking the shaft below the tunnel level to a depth not The Mountains and Their Attracand returned to his work cured, It/sued for libel in consequence of : is conceded. that the pure air and/ charges made against the hospital If its efforts . water of the mountains are potent are successfal, hundreds of our peo-/ jn the alleviation at least, of pulmonple will be compelled’ to seek other . ary complairits; and in this direction advantages, not ouly ‘on account of . still more idiotic and burned a BritHere and Theré, A Mrs. Lucas died at Santa MonMare Cook, a New York journal-. ica on the llth from the ‘effects. of . ist, has Wiftten a book entitled, the “‘Young Men’s Case,” devoted to the, purpose of showing the advantage’ of . camp life in the mountains, in cases j a of . consumption, designated ‘‘the. lynched at Danville, Va.," on the wildernesscare.” “The author, whg . lith, for assaulting a white woman. had incipient consumption, spent-a Marysville is leaving nothing undone . season camping.in the Adirondacks, to destroy Nevada City and all the poison, Her Chinese cook is suspected.A negronamed John Taylor” was The Hollister Advance has been } management in San Benito county. In his Sunday exhibition on the “Dr.” O'Donnell sandlot . ish aud Chinese flag .on his platform, a : A stomach-pump saved the life of Wm. Savage, who attempted suicide at Marysville on the 11th. On the night of the 10th an .attempt was made to rob-the Ukiah hel onthe lith. It is not known whether His death was accidental or otherwise, but circumstances warrant the belief that. he committed suicide, Star-route frauds continue to be unearthed, and it looks as thovgh there were noend to them. Brady is implicated, as usual. At Golden; Col., on the I2th, Sidney Patrick shot and killed his brother Rube in a dispute about the ownership of a dog. : ~ A. Streecher won the first prize.at the shooting festival of the California Scheutzen Verein at Alameda on the 13th. The French Derby was won Sunday hy Keene's Foxhall—another Ameri‘can victory. ae Gorham B. Hubbel, who has fort along time been Manager of the Western Union, has.been appointed . to instruct forty young Chinamen at schoot at Hartford, Conn., in the construction and operation of telegraph lines, and willin a year receive-a lucrative appointment. under the Chinese Government, which contemplates connecting all its large cities by wire. i The jury inthe case at Redwood . (iter of (Ns beeame . cess: The robber fired -his Bap. at the retreating coach. se John H. Webster, a Stockton . pioneer,-was-drewned—in—the—ehan—}—= £ For Rent. One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Apply at this office.’ tf > eo <= Don’t You Forget lt. _ Frank Guild, on account of removal,is selling all his stock of furniture j14-3t. . } at Cost. ——-——-—---+-@ +~ > ag Show cases, picture frames, . photographs, paiptings, ebc., at auc— Saturday;'June 8th, at 2 Dave AUERBACH, Auctioneer, tion, o'clock jl4.5t Satine i “oe Reng. qo Nee ‘A well furnished front room for a single gentleman, Apply for particulars to C’ E. Mulloy. 4. nme Chambermraid Wanted, tand-Eureka stage, but without sucfo A competent chambermaid can se= eure a situation by applying: at, the Union Hotel. BS 3 “Sheriff's Sale. DANIEL B, HATCH et al): Se vs, Stiperior Court: MORGAN GRAVEL MINNo. 361: ING COMP«NY. EXECUTION, TINDER and by virtue of an Exectition ‘Mechanics Sioe (NEW PRICES * rs Have _Just_ Returned from s Francisco with the finest assdftient DRY AND TARRY a } J. issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County;of Nevada, State of .California, bearing date June “6th, A. D. 1881, on a Judgment recovered in.said ‘Court on the 28th day of May, A. D. 1881 -in favor of Daniel B. Hateh et al. Plaintiffs, and against Morgan Gravel’ Mining Company, Defendant, for thesum of sineteen ‘Thousand Five Hundred Ninety-five 73-100 ($19,595.73) Dollars damages, with interest at the rate of. 7 per cent, peP.annum till paid, together with their.costs.of.36.75 and disbursensents at the date’of said Judgment and aceruing costs amounting tothe sum of $4.50, . [have levied-upon and taken into. execution all the right, title and interest of the above named Deiendait.in and to the following described property, to-wit : i Mining Claims of Morgan Gravel Mining Co., situated in Nevada county, California, All that certain real property, tract, parcel, lot of land, mining ground’and claims lying and being and_situate_in_Lowell Hill Mint: ¢ D'strict iv the County of Nevada and ‘State of Califotnia, and known as the Golden . 3ull placer maine, and officially surveyed by £. C. Uren, U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, and designated hy the Surveyor General of the United States as Lots numbered 91 in See. 12, Tp 16, N. R. 10 E, and number 40 “tn See. 7, Fp-16, N,.R 11-E, M. D. B. aad M., said claim béing more particularly described by said officia' survey as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the SW cor of said claim, ata stake marked (G, B. P. M.)-for Golden Bull Placer mine, and (3. A. P. M.)} for Swamp Angel placer mime, being. the NW cor of the Swemp Angel placer mine(approvel gurvey)from which the cor. of Sec’s 7, 12, 13 and 18, on township line, Tp-16; N-R-10 and 1! E, M. D. B. and M, bears S_ 559. 30° E 26.03 chains distant; thence var, 22° E, N 15° E 16.28 chains tothe NW corner of the. claim to a'stake marked G. B. P. M. No. 2, from which a,black oak 6 inichés in‘diameter bears § 69° E30 links distant: thence N 63° _E12.59 chains to a cedar stump markHATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Gocds, Ete., Ete., Which I will sell Cheaper thau any other Store a N evada County. 9 a ——— Ox . OALL EARLY 1 heat AND SECURE: a BARGAINS. i) MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sheriff’s Sale. DANIEL B. HATCH et al. } s vs. {. Superior Court: WIDE WEST GRAVEL No. 862, MINING COMPANY. j EXECU LION, CLOTHING, ~ that—great—industry—is—threatened TET ae NE Pp Ee An Exciting Runaway. The most exciting runaway of th 'geason occurred yesterday noon, A ‘team belonging to M. P. Hatch of Indian Springs, and attached to a Jight wagon, started from the neighhorhood of Lawrence & Barloaw’s foundry, and scooted down Sacra‘mento street as far as Supervisor Mills*'residence, where they collided with a lamp post. Then they turned and ran up the railroad track in front of the depot, breaking the scales. Next the wagon came in contact with the corner of a box car and was wrecked. The horses becoming detached at this point ‘ran around the south end of the depot to Sacramento “street, thence to the Plaza, bringing. up fimally at Mr. Mills’ stable on Pine street. Nevada County Copper and Tron. The Maryaville Expressleatns from C: Holland of. Wheatland that the copper district about Spenceville is being extefisively worked and pros-. pected; The gentleman “has elected President for three companies, among them the o!d Last Chance, or Northern Bell and Copper Queen. been aa . .er fixed improvements will become the? should not furnish ammunition: tojits foes,;-T'o i!lustrate their dependence on the hydraulic enter~ prises, we will cite a single instance: George Powers, the Superintendent of thé Blue-Tent nine, states that io less than $80,000 was added to the business of this city by the property under his charge year, The hydraulic mines all through this part of the county help to support Nevada City and other. communities to an equally great extent, some of them. contributing even larger -sums, Again, the statement that the. corporations owning the N. Bloomtield, Milton, Eureka Lake, Blue Tent and other large hydraulic mines) in the State will become bankrupt if forced to abandon their present method of Operation, will surpri8e many persons who claim to be well posted.: Yet we are assured by indispatable authority that such will surely prove the case.* The millions. of dollars’ worth of reservoirs, ditches and othyet determined upon. The Maryland is yet to be one of the great mining properties of the district.— Union,—— Stepped Out Mystetiously. The Free Lance says: Christian about three weeks, For a year of so and up to the time of his disappearance he worked.down near the Lone Jack mine, About three weeks ago he left uhe place where he was working and said he was going to Nevada City, and he to:d_a companion that if he did not return to sell all his property. Since then he has not years of age, abuve the medium height bat stoops over and does not o-d nirily appear as tall as he is; is a German. to her: something about him. ——~_ _ 2+. — ; _ Wnatcran Italian barber at Buenos Ayres was shaving a customer revalueless. * The statement mooted by some that all of this water, or even a reasonable portion of it, can be ii+posed of for other, purposes, is too abWork -by the old method of sinking . surd to be worthy of argument, shafts has been. abandoned whenever. practicable, the running of tunyels being submitted ond: found much more favorable. Specimens of iron ore Were shown, coutaining at charge of libel, it being alleg sl thst; least 60 per cent. of pureiron., This . ean be mined and placed on cars ltoa lady. He Was ‘twice tried —onee seven miles from the location 1or $3 per ton. Mr. Holland thinks the . prospects ‘for. their section tions having been ‘relocated, length,

>. -_ The Military Bali. The military ball ta be given at Hant’s Hallon the evening of the Fourth of July will be the leading public social event of the Summer. The list of committees published iu another column gives assurance that the party will be admirably managed in all its detai's, as have been all of the Light Guard’s-in the past, “Greve me a little more inside matter,” as the editor said to thu bartendvs i ———— Maid to Hold. Charles Smith was arrested at North Bloomfield last week on he had applied an imoroper epithet before Justice Maryriottand ouce be——~pefest wide by about one mils in had he bee convicted ands ntence 1! laud one of disturt iig: the peace is sail heclains he cannot yeta square ilealat North Bloomiield. and will , try to have the matter come tu trial hulore Justice Robinesn in this uty. now pending against him. A Suggestion. ‘the Free Lance shou'd stand in with the people of its county and help them to withdraw allthe mountain trade from Marysvi le and vicinity. It Wil be in direcs opposition to the julymentuf the wisest and best men iv th» cuowaty if it does other wise. cently a hot political dispute arose between the shaver and the shaved, the former being a Republican ‘pur sang” and the latter an ardent advo~ Popes. Words ran high, and at last the barber lost his temper and with a ferocious twist of the razor eut off oue of the cheeks of his customer, j, Who was very fat and afforded a ; 8) cudid mark for the operation. ee ee, Tar State Treasn er has refused fare Juatios Kinney—the jury failing to reve Ve a quantity of mutilated . try, and is avery syitable maxim to very . to agree either tithe. That charge . coin from the Hirbor Commission promising. Many abandoned loca. has subsequeatly been dismissed (he jand sent it back tu San Francisco, Thre . could have got out. of Jail in ve} The State Treasurer ‘h ts set_a good iron ore deposit referred to is 200, minuies on a writ of habeas’ corms! example. If every business man, bir-keeper aud everybody else would refuse mutilated coin it woul.l be re . tired. It tuok but a little while ‘to put the trade doliars out of sight, and if proper steps were taken in re— yard to mutilated coius, they would . ikewise disappear, ; —_ So great is the dertiand for Brush ligh's that the Brash Electric Company have given up allother business, and are running their immense estab.ishment-twenty-two hours out of twenty-four in manufacturing lights only. ‘They are being turned ont at the rate of $100,000 worth iia ck Stepp is missing, and has been for! been heard from, Stepp is about-47 grade ores im many of our Western ofa light complexion and is by birth . . which might be made to yield-a profHis friends are anxious . cate of the temporal power of the. City-of Clarence-Gray, for the—mur= der of Theordore Giancey, returned its verdict Sunday morning of guilty -of murder in second degree, The pris} oner turned pale whenthe verdict was announced, but otherwise—exhibited no-particular concern. . Even’ the tears of his wife, who had’ ‘been his companién in Court.during the trial; did not seem to move him. The verdict-is generally regarded as a just one. Low Grade @res. Las Vegas Mining World :~It is really encouraging toa mining man to read of the interest which is be. ginning to be manifested in the low. mining camps. ‘There are thousands . of tons of ore now lying on the waste ;dumps of some of our oldest mines it to the owners if reduced. Many of the high-grade mines were in the habit of throwing on the waste dump, in the palmier days, oréswhich they now. begin to think are not entirely beneath their notice, and they are consequently casting about them for some means of using these orés, The movement is one in the right direetion, and one which we are confident will effect the very best results. . An . ore that will give a net profit of fifty ; ents a ton is not too poor to be treated, though itis not—one that-will make its owners milNonaires in a few months or a year. ‘‘A dollar saved is a dollar earned” is just as applicable to mining as to any other indusbe adopted by the owners of lowgrade mines or a quantity of lowgrade ore, eae “WE see,” says the Daily Report, “‘by the Stockton papers that a new town has sprung up in San Joaquin’ county. Wealso note that the idiots there settling have named it ‘Bridgeport.’ There are already two Bridge: ports in this State—in Mono county and in Solano vounty—and there may be more than. two, for aught: we know.” Nevada county has a Bridgeport, too. ‘Whoever heard of any -Place ‘that had anything Nevada county evildn’t. duplicate ? yet Uncle Sam recognizes but one Bridgeport in the State, and that is -ver-bearing roc ed G.B. P.M.standinginSnow’s garden;thence N: boundary of the Swamp Angel claim to a stake marked G. B, P. M. from which a black oak 40 inches in diameter. bears N 4 links distant; thence variation28°-30" E; N 87> W 33 chains to the place of beginning, containing 44.23 acres. Together with all and singular the metals, ores, gold and silnd earth therein, and all ‘the rights, pri€ileges and franchises thereto incident, appendant and appurtenant, or therewith usually had or erjoyed;’and. atso all and singular the tenements, hereditaments andappurtenances thereto belonging, and the rents, issues and profits thereot, Also all the houses, building« and orchard situate upon the ‘said Golden Bull claim, Also the lot or enclosure upon said claim formerly belonging to Michael_Murphy, and known as the ‘‘Murphy lot.” Also that certain canyon known as the Golden Bull canyon, commencing at the mouth of the Golden Bull tunnel and extending southwesterly a distance of about 500 feet more or less to its intersection with the main or Lowell Hill canyon. Also a part of that eanyon known asthe main or Lowell Hill canyon, extending from the Negro’s claim northeasterly about 600 feet. more ‘or less up said canyon to the line of ‘*Frick” or Swamp Angel canyon claim. Alsoalithe-natural water flowing in said canyons. Also all the natural water flowing in that certain ravine known as the. Black Rock ravine, commeneing at a point within the said Golden Bull claim, and extending southwesterly to its intersection with the said Golden Bull canyon ata point about 200 feet more or less below--the Tine of the said Golden Bull claim. And also all the estate, right, title and interest, possession, claimand demand, etc. Also those other mining claimts of the Morgan Gravel Mining Company, situate in Nevada County, California,: bounded and described as foilows, to-wit: Commencing at the NW corner of the Golden Bull placer mine, now known as the Movgan gravel mine, ata stake standing at theSW side of a small ravine, and running thenceon the line: of the Golden Bull (now Morgan) claim, variation 22> E, N 63> F, 12.59 chains to the N-gorner of the Golden Bell (now Morgan) claim, being a cedar stump standing in Snow’s garden, from which the quarter post between Sections 7 and 12 on range line between Range ttand 11, Township 16 N bears N 724°°E 5.75 chains distant; thence N 465° W"2.84 chains; thence S732 W'4.98 chains; thence N 58}° W 7.85 chains; thence S 64> E 11.25 chains to the point of beginning and containing 6.90 acres, and being known as the George Hill placer mine. atts “certain other placer mining claim, lying and being in the Lowell Hill mining district, bounded as follows, to-wit; On the N by the mining claim ef M. Skeahan, on the Sand E by tne claims of George Hill and M. Skeahan,ardon the W by Steep Hollow canyon, and being commonly known as the McGuire and Patterson claims, and containing about 4acres, more or less. Algo all mining tools, monitor, ears, blacksmith shop, tcols, etc. on said claims or used in connection therewith, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public sale, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, County. of Nevada, State of California, on? Saturday, the 9th day of Jaly, A. D. 1881, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. M, and 6,o’clock p. M! to-wit : 2 o’clotk p. . all the right, title and interest. of said De. fendant in and tothe above described erty to the highest and best bidder for pe mys judgment and all costs, : iven er is 15th June, A. dD. 1881. : bia we E, O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R. D. Carrea, Under Sheriff, Searls; Niles & Searls, Attys for Piffs. WL eshoteKor Sale, in Mono county, where the post ofVERY DESIRABLE BU FOR SA Ae sequen et OSS ry ee ) var. 22° 30° E, 8 374? E 29.10 chains to they ¢ U NDER and by virtue of an Execution issued out of the Superior Court, in and fur the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date June 6th, A. D. 1881, on * Judgment recovered-in said Court om the 28tirday of May, A. DO TSS8I, in favor of-Daiiiol. Hateh—et-al-—Plaintifis; and’ against Wide West Gravel Mining Vompany, Detenant, for the sun of Tweive Thousand Five Hundred Ninety and 36-100 ($12,590.36) Dollars damages, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent. perannum till paid, together with their costs of $6.75 and disburseiments at the date of said Judgment and accruing costs amounting to the sum of 300. 1 haye lev: iéd upomand taken. into Execution all the right, title and interest of the above named Defendant in and to the following descmbed property, to-wit: Bi Mining Claims of the Wide West Gravel Mining Company, situated in Nevada eounty, California. Beginning at a post marked “W. W.T. M.” standing on the range line 2.76 vhains \ of the common corner of Eections ¥, 6,7 and 12; running thence N onrange line 54.33 chains to the NW corner of the claim tow stake on post marked “W, W, P, M.;” thence E 14.30 chains to a stake marked ‘‘W. W. P. M.” standing on the west side of the wagon road; thence S$ 263° E 18.09 chains to anock tree at,the corner of the Great Eastern placer mine;thence following the W boundary of the , Great Eastern mine 8 63}° E 14.12 chains; thence S 2849. E 9.09 chains to the S corner of the Great Eastern mine; thence, S 4° W 5.05 chains to a spruce tree marked ‘‘W. W. P.M;” thence 8 61° W 30.63 chains to the place ofbeginning, containing $1.78 acres, and commonly known as the “Wide West placer mine,” together with all the rights of way for tailings appurtenant thereto,extending down from the mouth of the ‘Wide West” tunnel, through aiid_embracing the bed of a small ravine running.into Spake ercek from said mine. Also’ tlinse’ other mining claims of the Wide West Gravel Mining Company, situated in Nevada Cou ty, California, bounded and described as follows, to wit; : : First—The claim known as the ‘ Rhode Island placer mine,” bouaded on the east by the Mia.ni claim,or the south by the MrKeuna claig,(the south boundary being 700 feet in lengch;) on the west by a line running N 14° W to the centré of the divide, and wn the nerth by the centre of the divide. Second--The claim known as the ‘‘McKen ha claim,” embracing all the mining ground on Remington hil’, south of the said Khode Island placer mine. ; Third—The ciaim known as the ‘Miami placer mine,” bounded on the east by a live described as fo'lows, to wit: Beginning ats post marked W. W. P. M. standing on the range line 2.76 chains N of the common cornér of Sections 1, 6, 7 and i2,/rownship 10°, Range 11 E, and running thence on said range line 54.38 chains to the NW corner vu! the ‘‘Wide West placer mine,” on the north by the centre of the divide, on the west by the Rhode Island placer mine, and on the seuth-by the canyon known as Snake creek. And also all the tools, pipes, houses, ditches, ‘rights of way, easements, water rights, calyons, cuts, ravines, races, tail races and other appurtenances thereunto belonging or 10 anywise appertaining to the said pieces, par eels and tiacts of land and mining claims. Also all inining tools, monitor and cars, and blacksmith shop, tools, etc., situated on said claims or used in conneetion therewith, be sold to sa’ said judgment, together with interest and costs. 4 Public n is hereby givén that J will sell at public sale in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevsda, State of Callfornia, on : Saturday, the 9th day of Jaly, A D., 1881, between the hours of 9 o'clock A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M.," to-wit: 3 o'clock P. M., all the title ahd interest of said Defendant in and to aif’ of the above des eribed property, te the and best bidthe = NEVADA qrackosae Ed. Brow Sacramento : The coun: yaila county : aright’s mas: The réwa robbery: 2as -81,800, of v the State. The Mert been shut d order to a wheel pul ments mad It is not arrested al thing to do : robbery, al the lock=u day. The case ——syas-arresti Valey, an *“venne to tl Judge’ Rob ter WOO". : Fhe pre Storein th received:al gouds, at portance t wther coluy The Me o. Boston, i this cits This Clab ing the mi the The sla kind i “pouds at ore ating a «ose buye ior barga inent, and tion sales. Henry Mesk . he claim ne; $12,000. ore paysa are” to r¢ ' We hope Let eve mining ca widleawak meeting t ~*next Satu tive mine) the gold r Sierra cot Tt-ia-ta long time ners Unic 203 memk best men ly adopted not to pit rectly, th the mini Courts. The ms tne Theat day eveni terests -o ‘alone. 17 section of aud drift, prompt a ties the r tious con: measure 4 A stra) ly hande' was brou stage yes ed up in cra7y as the stage The fe acted in day, Jud Aljce Trial set O. Ma Ou trial, Wa An‘ex for sale . Variety A goc Bale, Ex ea Ch lege: wi for TW¢ ordinar’ bookkex Diplo: ning se ing alor thitted