June 16, 1875 (4 pages)

. The Daily Transcript -., Wednesday, June 16.1875 . -"mamed mine, NEVADA CITY, Empire Mine. We recently visited the above) “mile or two'from Grass Valigy, and ‘found everything looking very flour. ishiftg. Tbe mine is under the . superintendence of David Watt Esq,, to whom we are indebted for . . chinery_and apparatus for saving: a ° -are—-over @ bundred men, Lecal Brevities. The attentiém of Master Masons is called to an advertisement in‘to-day’s TraxscnipT, wherein will be found a call for a meeting at Masonie Hall, this evening, at 8 ‘o'clock, to exemplify the work. called at the request-of the’ District Inspector, who will be present this} . evening. All: members and visiting . which is situated 8) brethren are invited to attend. The meeting is Grass Valley, in mining matters, . is improving every day. New ledges . are being discovered and cli ones . . are doing first-rate. It has its ups ee BE = land downs like all other mining : lowing particulars The ma. }°" a Mn , ow l towns, but is a pretty—good place to . —~gold is complete, and the mine is . cere alt the time. paying as Yegutariy--we apy-iw-the The Firemens’ Ball will be the ondistrict, aud has ever since Mr. Watt: ly effort took held of it, notwithstanding it . tow . Grass Valley celebrates, there will be . Kad remained idle ‘sometime -before . Corre Scrare.—Last Sunday evening @ fracas occurred, wn Hill’s Flat, near this'town, says the Grass Valley Union, between Morris Somers and Patrick Nevin. . The result was that Nevin received several . bad cuts from a small knife, One of these is just above the nipple of the left breast, and one or two are on }the left side of the back. We anderstand that none of thé wounds are necessary fatal. No arrest has. yet been made, We, can hear nothing as to the merits of the quarrel, or ‘which party it was in the wrong. We presume that an investigation willbe had, and that the responsi‘bility will be put where it. properly belongs. _* = se _Since.the_above was in type we made by the citizens here ards celebrating the Fourth. — If he took charge of it, because former . # large attendance from here, promanagers could rot make it pay. js owned by San Francisco capital-. © ists, who are weil satisfied with the It . vided the good people there will reiprocate by attending the party here . in the evening. The committee, of dividends they are receiving. There . arrangements will spare no efforts to ‘miltPhe incline is now down 1,200 . an b . OWners here, ces. "As we have before said, the} eive at least ; justice to Senator Sargent when it feet, and the ledge at that dept -averages 22 isches in width. There') are a thousand or more tons of ore} aised and crushed each -mnonth. . Six hundred do}lurs from the benefit. Last month the rock averaged $26 . per ton, giving $26,000. for . Department onght to ree em: . Make the occasion a pleasant one for ployed in the mine and abgat the} ali:who attend. There ought to be a . some nine wounds in all onthe perdred tickets bought by property who. never. attend danSuspension Bridge is badly in the . need of a good coat of paint. The . month’s work. The mine is worked . main cables are almost free fiom . “Phy tat , A at : My one hoisting, one pumping, and) paint, and the wires ar 3 = one mill engine, and there is ajso a/ siderably. With a viewto its pres«donkey engine used for fire pur-. ervation and the safety of passers, it poses. The amalgamating is done . would be wellfor the Supervisors to . jn the batteries, which have copper . have the matter attended to at an + ‘yabid Republicans by those unac~ spats, plates eutside. The crushed rock is . conveyed froni the batteries to eight . Hendys’-concentrators, after mnie it is ground in four fast grinding . tlers. put through the cblorination works, connected with the mill, Tere is -but little gold escapes at the Empire. It,is thought by mill men that ‘as great.a percentage is saved as in arfy millin the State. The rock in the amine is growing better, and the. prospects are daily improving. Mixed. The talk one hears on the streets mow-a-days will convince him that political matters are very badly mixed. Independents and Republi-. cans can hardly be distinguished when Sargent, Gorham and Carr are . the subject of conversation. Old line » Demcerats. from « their talk would be. thought the — most equainted with them. They, ‘to a qan, stand up for Senator Sargent, and think the ‘talk at present indulged in by men of his party, is ungalled for and ungrateful. Remembering his past services to the State, early day. ‘ New York Hill, We saw while in Grass Valley on from whens itis run into wet--sonday, a piece-of-rock-whiel‘bad . Secretary of the United States Sen. The pulp is then put through . that day been taken out os New . ate, and axgesident of Massachusetts, two Hendy Concentrators, and cp laa Hiil mine, which would. do a aa have in coining over here at Sis — — oo it 18! peculiar juncture to control the Reane prettiest specimens We. joblican party thus openly, when ever saw. The Saperintendent, Mr. p, jnows that its presence in its pyder, informed us that plenty . councils cannot give it strength? more of the same sort was to ‘be ta? : i ken ont the next day. The New York Hill is now regarded as one of the best quartz mines in Grass Valley district. . : —_ Indepéndent Convention. The Alta has the annexed concern . ing the coming Independent conven. . tion: tion is soon to meet. is one of the slates put up: ~ man on platform, Wiliam T. Higgius Manager of the Sau Francisco Dele Hation, James Gannon; Secrezary,M ©. Gonroy; candidate for Governor W. C. Norton; Lieutenant Govern or, Jobn F. Swift; Secretary of State George C. Parkinson; Controller, F and the effort there is being made by Booth and his party to push him to ———¢he wall, they think. his taking -an active part in the deliberations of his party, is perfectly proper, and that his friends.are cowardly in not -gustaining him. In these days, nothing sounds strange, and it is no to be wondered at even if Democrats «do sustain their life-long enemy. It “goes to prove that among Democrats there is eu appreciation of public servants, and a dispesition to stand ‘by them when traduced, even if they «are politically opposed to them. Amone the seventy-seven names of the appointees to the Dolly Vareden Siate Convention made by the ~‘P.¢-o-p-l-e"’ of San Francisco, by their self-constituted guardians, the immortal thirteen, we do not recognize the name of a single ‘‘greasy mechanic”—they ure’all of the kid_ glove party. They are, in fact, of the ‘‘governing class." They are of “the kind that would feel themselves. disgraced by having to rit in a Convention. of *mud sills." This, in fact, was the reason for the selection of seventy-seven by the immaculate and infallible thirteen. The Con~~ wwention will all be provided with _ white kids.—Colusa Sun. dati S —s “ a Geod ‘‘Chawer.” The Oakland Tribune, an Inde_pendent Republican paper, gets off -some sharp things very frequently, "The following is not bad: sep The Grangers in the tobacco inter‘estas an agricultural pursuit, will ‘hail the nomination of Phelps with ‘delight. If he succeeds im ‘‘chawing up” and spitting out the enemy in proportion to bis capacity for dis(posing of fine cut er natural leaf, they will be the sickest looking old political “plug” ever turned out to grass. He will give the average Democrat.a guid pro quo, . Atbert Hart; Chairman of the Stat Parkinson, would be a strong combination. Success, Read:$1,000 invested ten days. March 23, 75 shares closed April 1 at $553 12. i. e., $487 50. $875. ual margin investment, $213,750 i eleven. ie >? hair. wise. Sux used to keep bits of china and crockery piled up ix os a lurid glance at her busbati them's for.’ 3 The Independent State Conven. If street rumor may be relied on, the following Chairof. the Convention, -Senator Booth; Chairman of the Committee S. Freeman; Treasurer, John Bidwell; Superintendent of Public -Instruction, Professor P. Henry MeGowan; Attorney General, J. Lord Love; Surveyor General, Rudolph Klotz; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Central Committee, George K. Fitch; Executive Committee, M. M. Estee, James Anthony, J. J. Owen, Loring Pickering, Puul Morrill, W.T. Higgins, J. F. Cowdery, George C. Joba Smith, Richard Chute, James Jones, John Brown, William Patterson, Peter Ferguson. It is generally conceded that this Theré is no success like success. March 22, a Put on -gold, costing $106 25, nearly doubled ‘in 29 days. , April 20, ten shares of Panama, costing $10 63, closed Aprift~28 at $198 75. This is only $19,875 for U. P. call, _ March 30, 100 shares U. P., costing $106 25, closed April 20 at 73— March 23, Spread 100 shares U. P. . costing $212.50, closed March 31, April 19, 10 shares Panama at 145, . closed April 26 at 166%4--i. e., $213 75, thus making om $10,000, the usays.—Wall Street Review. Dona Danmoons’s Golden Dawn ‘Meiitions the case of a young and beautiful girl of this city who has entirely lost her mind from the use of a “bleaching’’ prepuration for the Before she used this terrible compound she was a brilliant girl; of were than ordinary intelligence. Now she is a driveling idiot, with small prospect of her being» otherconvenient cornor of the closet, and when asked her reason for preserv-. ing such domestic lumber, = shot » and merely remarked, ‘‘ He knows. what SAN. FRANCISCO. ; Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 2990 Ophir, 4534. 425 Mexieau, 1834. 125 Gould & Curry, 18. 60 Chollar, 80. : 175 Best & Belcher‘ 4654. 35 Hale & Noreross, 35}4. 135 Crown Point, 30%,. 280 Imperial, 7. = 10 Empire Mill, 434. 60 Alpha, 1734. 50 Belcher, 27. = 20 Confidence, 17. oe 65 Con. Virginia, 387. “A 115 Sierra Nevada, 12, 1234. 1425 California, 5734. 590: Ballion, 38. 75> Overman. 60. 30 Justice, 93. 900 Lady Bryan, 355.— 50 Knickerbocker, 344. have talked with Dr. Jones, who is in attendance on Nevin,the wounded . map. There is great danger to. life from the wound ia the chest. The . not above,and penetrated the cavity. Internal bleeding is rapid ‘not to say . excessive, and danger is to be apprei hended from that cause» There are . son of Nevin. > Tur Sacramento Bee only does’ says:. “Gorham was the lever, but Sargent was the faleram from and by which the power to. move the Convention was created and sustain‘Gould have had but little influence in the Conyention, and certainly . could never have had control of it.’’ Honor where honor is dus. _—_—-s z A very inquisitive correspondent of the Sacramento Bee offers“this diffi. cult conamdrum: ‘‘And now let me ‘ask what special object Mr. Gorham, TS ’ Ler THe Banres Dia. 1s THE Diet. . We onceasked an old Winnebago squaw, how it was that she cured her family by simply covering them every day with fresh earth, leaving ouly {a breathing spot for their noses, and . she suid: **Earth our mother. Earth make she, and Earth take good cure to make she papooses strepg; squaw mother make she .papooses sick. Earth mother make she papooses well again. She can’t teil white . squaw apy more.’’: Now this poor . Indian woman was wise according to’ (her lights. Without knowing why, she suw that the earth was.a friend to her children, and therefore gave to them its healing embrace. If tbe mother be fortunate enough to live in the country, she has the cure for many of children’s ills —quite at Livand, Kneourage baby to play in the fresh earth, preparing it properly for its enjoyment and cure, with as careful an eye to'the comfort of the little thing, as you would if it were to take any other sortof a bath. It it has no old dresses, make it a suit of cheap print, tie upom.its head a light hat, that will protect its eyes from discomfort and gixe it freedom to delve in the warm, soft* earth, where the sunshine can comfort,.and invigorate it. If it is a city child and cireamstances forbid a trip to the country for the sake of the weak convalescent, have a sand heap made on the warm side of your yard. Instinct will teach it to dig, and digging bardevs the muscles and brings strength to the bones, while from the heart of the earth rises a subtile and strong power of healing that we can neither explain mor understand for ourselves, though we have both seen and felt its potency.—The Metropolitan, — }rh e CovuLpn’T BE BLurFep.—A_ couple of horsemen, coming into the city the other day from the interior, overtookan eld man aud his wife seated in the bottom.of a mule cart. Feeling in high spirits, one of them calle out: 3 ‘Hello, uncle, how much will you take for you wife, eash down?” “Ob, 1 dunno,"’ he slowly replied. ‘How much'll ye give?”’ he asked, Ten dollars*”’ "Take her.” The horsemen dida’t know what to say, and were gathering up the ‘reins, when the old woman jumped to the groand and exclaimed: like the old man, and he likes me; but.we are:afamily what can’t be bluffed by no man on horseback.”’ . _ The Pipes on got, an of the .Sorupe by riding off at fu speed.— Vicksburg Herald. A counTRyMan had made several calls on a neighbor without being able to catch himin, and, meeting him by chance one morning, ~-received the following instructions” as te the course to be pursued on future .aecasions: **You have observed,"’ he said, with a loek of great . ty, ‘that the old 'voman freekently gets viled,.an’ when she’s that way you jest foller the wall along down to the o08e = yan’ you're pretty likely to find me sumwher's.”’ . knife entered below thé nipple and 2 70 Calédonia, 17, 985 Union Con, 7. 410 Julia, 14%. 75 Baltimore, £34. 50 Utab, 5%. == 65 Silver Hiil, 734. 510 Rock Island, 94. 245. Occidental, 3%. 150 Woodville, 2%. 200. Kossuth, 3%. rm — ~ JosEPH CUBBY, “Mining Stock Board. who says -he is Christ, and bot long ago. was driven . out of Georgia for forming a free, love colony, has started a new religious society in Springfield, Mass. A uegress is worshipped by him and bis few followers, as Queen of Earth aoeecyeesenemnencetnanit NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13. F.& A. M. e SPECIAL, MEETING ALL MEMBERS OF NFVADA LODGE. NO, 13,F and A. M., are hereby notified that a SPECIAL MEETING will be held at MASONIC HALL, on this _ . Wednesday Evening, June 16, } at 8’o’cloek, for the purpose of exemplifyjing the work. Visiting Brethren ar: cor. dially invited. By order of the District . Inspector. ee We I, J. ROLFE, Master. _— re a ane el Sacramento, California, June 7, 1875. O Samuel-T. Cur*is;-8.-4, Blackwell, . and. concern: Whereas, Mineral Application No. 674 was filed in the U. S. Land Office, aHeging the NW \ of 8 W % and W % of NE & of S W Quarter of Section 13, in Town-, ship 18 North, Rarge 10 East, to be more valuable for mining than for. agricultural yurposes!—and—by Coramissioner’s letter ated December 2d, 1871; and: be the return f the U. 8. Deputy Surveyor, the NW % fSE%. Nx of SW Section 13, and NE of S8 E Quarter of Section 14, in Towship 18 North, Range 10 East; is t be’ . treated as mineral in character, until the } contrary is proved, after ‘due notice. And . whereas, Fabius Carrion, (Post Office ad. . dress -Moore’s Flat, Nevada c-ynty, Cai) . did, on the 22d day of May. 1875, apply to file in the Register’s Office of this. District . his Declaratory Statement claiming the above described land, and applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging: it to be more valuable for, sgricultural than fer mining purposes; Therefore, you will d o o structions from the G:mmissioner of the United States Land Office . toall whom it may . ” take notice, that.under and. by-virtue of in. , . Fees Without. Sargent, Gorbam . for forty days and forty nights, and ‘‘Pass over the ducats mister; I: Carpsts are bought by the yard and Heaven. He and this woman now represent themselves as fasting General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixed the 2Ist day of July, Ras 1 Be 1875, atgl o’clock, ¥. M:, at this office, before t Register and Receiver, for the hearing of _procfs to dete rmine the characALEX. GAULT'S GROCERY, PROVISION STORE, "AND BAKERY. BROAD STREET, “NEVADA giryy AVING leased the fre-proof building : adjoining my BAKERY, and stoeked it witha . : ~ LARGE AND CHOICE ~~ __NARIETY [OF .Family Groceries, I am prepared to sell PROVISIONS, © GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, ae + ° -ete., ete., AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, Everything in my Storeis just receive preresimrner ener yIe they have nearly starved themselves in a rigorous observance of the rite. They are terribly emaciated, and so weak that they can hardly: walk. Curry says thatat the end of forty days they will be transported to heaven in a chariot of fire. One oF Cuaruey Bacuus’ JoKEs.— Charley Buchas, the practical joker, was in_asmall town in Connecticut the other day, and as he started for New York he stood on the rear platform of the last car on the train. Just as the whistle was blown and the cars began to move, Bachus espied a big fellow lounging in the depot, and shaking his fist at him in assuming rage, be shouted: “Oh, there you-are, you villain. I’ve been looking for-‘you all over this cursed town. Ob, you knave, you thief, you scoundrel!” At this time the train was rapidly . moving out of the depot, and Bachus . wildly shoek his fist at the astonished stranger, screaming, ‘don’t I wish . I had time to get off and thrash you, you scoundrel!’ ‘ To the horror of the minstrel joker the tfain was stopped and backed into the depot. Bachus made a rush for bis: compartment in the drawing room car and jocked himself in, just as the brawny-fisted depot lounger boarded the train and howled. “Where is that damned duffer who has been looking all over this ‘ere town for me?’’ .* = Baebus kept himself in his prison until he reached New York. . “Ign der some ledder here: for me?’’ inquired » German at the general delivery window of the post office on Saturday, ‘tNo, hone here,” was the reply. ‘Vell, dot ish ase w he continued, getting his bead into the window; ‘‘my neighbor gets some times dree letters in owe day, und I get none, I bayes more daxes as he does, und I never got one ledder yet. How comes dose dings.’’--Detroit Free Press. * —_— <> -e — A youne editor in Dakota is searching for employment. He lost his position in this wise: When he was employed the proprietor said te him, ‘‘Whatever you do, be sure and make the paper lively and bright.” So he went to work, and to make the paper ‘‘lively" he imported seventeen bushels of Florida fleas and distributed them about the premises, and to make it “bright’’ he burned tbe estahlishment from basement tu roof. “Genius, to be sure, but _misdirected. oe “<> WalsTine swoetness—putting your arms about a pretty woman. HOTEL FOR SALE. o. THE LITTLE YORK HOTEL. situated at Little York, Nevada CounFF ty,isfor sale. It has s good run It can be bought tor of custom and is making money, . MIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS, If application ts made soon to ~~ ‘ALEX. DRYMAN, Alta, Californis. $10 to $500. —NVESTED in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book Ne yee everything, and copy of the W: Street Review Sent Free. i JOHN BICKLING & CO., BanKERs AND BROKERS, _ 72, Broadway, New York. HOUSE FOR SALE. 44. A ONE STORY HOUSE OF FIVE rooms, Hard Fimished, on Boulder Street. There is a good yard, fine ait trees, and a good cellar. The pro can be bought at a bargain by Falling upon junlé-Im bs 516 a and worn by the foot, 4 _ _T, T, DAVENPORT. -Nevada, June 16, 1875. ;4 ter of said lands. onr bands the day and year first above . _that-at_a meeting of the Board of Directof the.company, held the 9th day of June, ‘. and expenses of the sale. . of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC In witness whereof we have hereunto set q written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ~ HART FELLOWS, Receiver. W. D. Long, Atty. for Fabius Carrion. j16 Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. WRINCIPAL place of business in the «town of Grass Valley, Nevuda County, State of California. ‘Notice is hereby given ors_Oof above named Company, at the office 1875, an assessment, No, 7, of Ten Dollars per share, was levied upon the capital stocu ot the corporation, payable immediately in gold coin to George Fletcher, Secretary of the Cempany, at the place of business No. 59 Main street, in the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, Any stack upon which this assessment shall. remain unpaid on Saturday,the 10th day of July, 1875, will be delinquent and adyertised for sale at public auction, and unless fr yment is made before will be sold on . " Wednesday, the 28th day of July, 1875, at 1 e’clock, P. M. of that-day to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. A GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary Ofbce—No 59 Main Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal. : jil Delinquent Notice. 47 YOMING GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of printips! place. of Yasiness, San Francisco, California. Loca-tion of works, Nevada county, California, fotlowing described stock, on account of Assessment Na. 6, levied onthe lith day of May, 1875, the severa’ amounts set opposite the pames of the respective shareholders as follows: No.of . No.of Names. , Certifi'e, Shares. Amt. G T Brown, Trus., 6 50 ~~ 1750 G T Brown, Trus., 348 100 35 00 Chas, Brown, , 202 ° 50 17 50 Chas, Brown, . 203 50 17 50 Chas. Brown, 205 100 35 WW Chas. Brown, 317. 100 35.00: J MBuffington,Tr, 329 100 ‘35.00 3M Buffington,Tr, 43 ~ 50 17 Su Heary Casanova, ee 50. 1750 Henry Cassbova, 27 50 17 50 Henry Casanova;~~—-28-—50 17 50 Henry Casanova, 2 -bO . 1750 William Close, 224 10 3 50 Paul Dato, 271 “60 17 50 Chas BE kiliott,Trus 318 100° ~~ 35.00 Chas E Elliott,Trus 319 100 35 00 John Fine, 214 tou 35 06 John Fine, 215 100 35 @0 John Fine, 216 100 35 00JD Frv, 90 100 35 0Q J.D Fry, 92 100 35 00 JD Fry, 93 100 35, 00 JD Fry, 94 100 35 00 Wm J Gunn, Trus, 163 100 35 60 Wm J Gunn, Trus, 276 J 100 35 00 Edward Kennedy, 320”, 100 35 00 William Mathews, 219 10 3.50 William Mathews, 221 15 5 25 John Peard, Trus, 123. 100 35 06 8 Selig,~ =“ 272 50 17 &® And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the llth day of May, 1875, so many shares of each parcel of such stock a8 may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the office of the company, 311 California street, second floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY ,the 30th day of June, 1875, at the hour of 2 0’clock, P. M., of such day, to pay delinquent Assessments thereen, together with costs of advertising J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary _ Office—311 California street, second floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Francisco, Cal. jis JOHN JACK’S. ~ CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, ~ I DESIRE to inform the public that I am now in receipt of a fresh importation GARS, including the celebrated brands Elaine and Pulman Palace Car ; ALSO ' CHEWING TOBACCO, of all kinds, which will be sold wholesale _ FRESH FRUITs, : Of all descriptions, such as, eceadeaas Oranges, Lemons, Sol Limes, etc., Will be tee wt constamtly on hand during CANDIES! CANDIES! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. Always on hand at the lowest rates. Notic —There are delinquent upon the . ~“PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY.~~~[-—~ is of the CHOICES? QUALITY, and con sequently is FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST. of First Class GROCERY and \ PROVISION & LORE, and I also intend to sell at the Lowést Living Prices. A share of the Public Patronage is respect~ fully solicited. : ALEX. GAULT. * + Nevada City, April Ist, 1875, © aT. . «TRN. GRAND BALL! For the Benefit of the Nevada Fire Department! AT THE ve SKATING. RINK, MONDAY EVEN'G, JULY. 5th. " [ee + A -HONORARY COMMITTEE. G. G. Allen, A. H. Hanson, W. J. Organ, L. Nihell. Alex. Gault, James Colley, G. ¥. Schmitéburg, B. J. Watson. — RECEPTION COMMITTEE. J. Fleming, J. A. Herzinger, ©. Naffziger ‘eee J. ¥. Hook, M. Shayer. FLOOR DIRECTOR. . A. RB. Lord. FLOOR MANAGERS, E. Goldsmith, J. Olive, D. B. Getchell. WR. Coe, A. R. Wadsworth, L, Seibert. © Admission Tickets -$2 50 Dancing to commence at 9 o'ajorkos — Seg *G@ewxaat Invitation ExTExDED 7 C. Cenfield, Ed. Goldsmith, W. B. Coe, DB. Getchell, C. W. Cornell, A. R. Lord. JOSEPH OLIVE, President. ED. GOLDSMITH, Secretaryap26 JOHN JACK, . ita _everything to be-found ina! Music under the Direction of i. an have that with erus! was" thing ing 3 the 1 out a The: je ¥e Saenennni 2.7 hal Pa ever} the a he y whe! _ = done LESS. wait good cess. TI ditio outd thed If J Defi: woul drav A ed o by c the « Cc wor!) Hat eS Stat is @) abr Ii ther goll tore ly nec . wor

. The Daily Transcript -., Wednesday, June 16.1875 . -"mamed mine, NEVADA CITY, Empire Mine. We recently visited the above) “mile or two'from Grass Valigy, and ‘found everything looking very flour. ishiftg. Tbe mine is under the . superintendence of David Watt Esq,, to whom we are indebted for . . chinery_and apparatus for saving: a ° -are—-over @ bundred men, Lecal Brevities. The attentiém of Master Masons is called to an advertisement in‘to-day’s TraxscnipT, wherein will be found a call for a meeting at Masonie Hall, this evening, at 8 ‘o'clock, to exemplify the work. called at the request-of the’ District Inspector, who will be present this} . evening. All: members and visiting . which is situated 8) brethren are invited to attend. The meeting is Grass Valley, in mining matters, . is improving every day. New ledges . are being discovered and cli ones . . are doing first-rate. It has its ups ee BE = land downs like all other mining : lowing particulars The ma. }°" a Mn , ow l towns, but is a pretty—good place to . —~gold is complete, and the mine is . cere alt the time. paying as Yegutariy--we apy-iw-the The Firemens’ Ball will be the ondistrict, aud has ever since Mr. Watt: ly effort took held of it, notwithstanding it . tow . Grass Valley celebrates, there will be . Kad remained idle ‘sometime -before . Corre Scrare.—Last Sunday evening @ fracas occurred, wn Hill’s Flat, near this'town, says the Grass Valley Union, between Morris Somers and Patrick Nevin. . The result was that Nevin received several . bad cuts from a small knife, One of these is just above the nipple of the left breast, and one or two are on }the left side of the back. We anderstand that none of thé wounds are necessary fatal. No arrest has. yet been made, We, can hear nothing as to the merits of the quarrel, or ‘which party it was in the wrong. We presume that an investigation willbe had, and that the responsi‘bility will be put where it. properly belongs. _* = se _Since.the_above was in type we made by the citizens here ards celebrating the Fourth. — If he took charge of it, because former . # large attendance from here, promanagers could rot make it pay. js owned by San Francisco capital-. © ists, who are weil satisfied with the It . vided the good people there will reiprocate by attending the party here . in the evening. The committee, of dividends they are receiving. There . arrangements will spare no efforts to ‘miltPhe incline is now down 1,200 . an b . OWners here, ces. "As we have before said, the} eive at least ; justice to Senator Sargent when it feet, and the ledge at that dept -averages 22 isches in width. There') are a thousand or more tons of ore} aised and crushed each -mnonth. . Six hundred do}lurs from the benefit.. Last month the rock averaged $26 . per ton, giving $26,000. for . Department onght to ree em: . Make the occasion a pleasant one for ployed in the mine and abgat the} ali:who attend. There ought to be a . some nine wounds in all onthe perdred tickets bought by property who. never. attend danSuspension Bridge is badly in the . need of a good coat of paint. The . month’s work. The mine is worked . main cables are almost free fiom . “Phy tat , A at : My one hoisting, one pumping, and) paint, and the wires ar 3 = one mill engine, and there is ajso a/ siderably. With a viewto its pres«donkey engine used for fire pur-. ervation and the safety of passers, it poses. The amalgamating is done . would be wellfor the Supervisors to . jn the batteries, which have copper . have the matter attended to at an + ‘yabid Republicans by those unac~ spats, plates eutside. The crushed rock is . conveyed froni the batteries to eight . Hendys’-concentrators, after mnie it is ground in four fast grinding . tlers. put through the cblorination works, connected with the mill, Tere is -but little gold escapes at the Empire. It,is thought by mill men that ‘as great.a percentage is saved as in arfy millin the State. The rock in the amine is growing better, and the. prospects are daily improving. Mixed. The talk one hears on the streets mow-a-days will convince him that political matters are very badly mixed. Independents and Republi-. cans can hardly be distinguished when Sargent, Gorham and Carr are . the subject of conversation. Old line » Demcerats. from « their talk would be. thought the — most equainted with them. They, ‘to a qan, stand up for Senator Sargent, and think the ‘talk at present indulged in by men of his party, is ungalled for and ungrateful. Remembering his past services to the State, early day. ‘ New York Hill, We saw while in Grass Valley on from whens itis run into wet--sonday, a piece-of-rock-whiel‘bad . Secretary of the United States Sen. The pulp is then put through . that day been taken out os New . ate, and axgesident of Massachusetts, two Hendy Concentrators, and cp laa Hiil mine, which would. do a aa have in coining over here at Sis — — oo it 18! peculiar juncture to control the Reane prettiest specimens We. joblican party thus openly, when ever saw. The Saperintendent, Mr. p, jnows that its presence in its pyder, informed us that plenty . councils cannot give it strength? more of the same sort was to ‘be ta? : i ken ont the next day. The New York Hill is now regarded as one of the best quartz mines in Grass Valley district. . : —_ Indepéndent Convention. The Alta has the annexed concern . ing the coming Independent conven. . tion: tion is soon to meet. is one of the slates put up: ~ man on platform, Wiliam T. Higgius Manager of the Sau Francisco Dele Hation, James Gannon; Secrezary,M ©. Gonroy; candidate for Governor W. C. Norton; Lieutenant Govern or, Jobn F. Swift; Secretary of State George C. Parkinson; Controller, F and the effort there is being made by Booth and his party to push him to ———¢he wall, they think. his taking -an active part in the deliberations of his party, is perfectly proper, and that his friends.are cowardly in not -gustaining him. In these days, nothing sounds strange, and it is no to be wondered at even if Democrats «do sustain their life-long enemy. It “goes to prove that among Democrats there is eu appreciation of public servants, and a dispesition to stand ‘by them when traduced, even if they «are politically opposed to them. Amone the seventy-seven names of the appointees to the Dolly Vareden Siate Convention made by the ~‘P.¢-o-p-l-e"’ of San Francisco, by their self-constituted guardians, the immortal thirteen, we do not recognize the name of a single ‘‘greasy mechanic”—they ure’all of the kid_ glove party. They are, in fact, of the ‘‘governing class." They are of “the kind that would feel themselves. disgraced by having to rit in a Convention. of *mud sills." This, in fact, was the reason for the selection of seventy-seven by the immaculate and infallible thirteen. The Con~~ wwention will all be provided with _ white kids.—Colusa Sun. dati S —s “ a Geod ‘‘Chawer.” The Oakland Tribune, an Inde_pendent Republican paper, gets off -some sharp things very frequently, "The following is not bad: sep The Grangers in the tobacco inter‘estas an agricultural pursuit, will ‘hail the nomination of Phelps with ‘delight. If he succeeds im ‘‘chawing up” and spitting out the enemy in proportion to bis capacity for dis(posing of fine cut er natural leaf, they will be the sickest looking old political “plug” ever turned out to grass. He will give the average Democrat.a guid pro quo, . Atbert Hart; Chairman of the Stat Parkinson, would be a strong combination. Success, Read:$1,000 invested ten days. March 23, 75 shares closed April 1 at $553 12. i. e., $487 50. $875. ual margin investment, $213,750 i eleven. ie >? hair. wise. Sux used to keep bits of china and crockery piled up ix os a lurid glance at her busbati them's for.’ 3 The Independent State Conven. If street rumor may be relied on, the following Chairof. the Convention, -Senator Booth; Chairman of the Committee S. Freeman; Treasurer, John Bidwell; Superintendent of Public -Instruction, Professor P. Henry MeGowan; Attorney General, J. Lord Love; Surveyor General, Rudolph Klotz; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Central Committee, George K. Fitch; Executive Committee, M. M. Estee, James Anthony, J. J. Owen, Loring Pickering, Puul Morrill, W.T. Higgins, J. F. Cowdery, George C. Joba Smith, Richard Chute, James Jones, John Brown, William Patterson, Peter Ferguson. It is generally conceded that this Theré is no success like success. March 22, a Put on -gold, costing $106 25, nearly doubled ‘in 29 days. , April 20, ten shares of Panama, costing $10 63, closed Aprift~28 at $198 75. This is only $19,875 for U. P. call, _ March 30, 100 shares U. P., costing $106 25, closed April 20 at 73— March 23, Spread 100 shares U. P. . costing $212.50, closed March 31, April 19, 10 shares Panama at 145, . closed April 26 at 166%4--i. e., $213 75, thus making om $10,000, the usays.—Wall Street Review. Dona Danmoons’s Golden Dawn ‘Meiitions the case of a young and beautiful girl of this city who has entirely lost her mind from the use of a “bleaching’’ prepuration for the Before she used this terrible compound she was a brilliant girl; of were than ordinary intelligence. Now she is a driveling idiot, with small prospect of her being» otherconvenient cornor of the closet, and when asked her reason for preserv-. ing such domestic lumber, = shot » and merely remarked, ‘‘ He knows. what SAN. FRANCISCO. ; Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 2990 Ophir, 4534. 425 Mexieau, 1834. 125 Gould & Curry, 18. 60 Chollar, 80. : 175 Best & Belcher‘ 4654. 35 Hale & Noreross, 35}4. 135 Crown Point, 30%,. 280 Imperial, 7. = 10 Empire Mill, 434. 60 Alpha, 1734. 50 Belcher, 27. = 20 Confidence, 17. oe 65 Con. Virginia, 387. “A 115 Sierra Nevada, 12, 1234. 1425 California, 5734. 590: Ballion, 38. 75> Overman. 60. 30 Justice, 93. 900 Lady Bryan, 355.— 50 Knickerbocker, 344. have talked with Dr. Jones, who is in attendance on Nevin,the wounded . map. There is great danger to. life from the wound ia the chest. The . not above,and penetrated the cavity. Internal bleeding is rapid ‘not to say . excessive, and danger is to be apprei hended from that cause» There are . son of Nevin. > Tur Sacramento Bee only does’ says:. “Gorham was the lever, but Sargent was the faleram from and by which the power to. move the Convention was created and sustain‘Gould have had but little influence in the Conyention, and certainly . could never have had control of it.’’ Honor where honor is dus. _—_—-s z A very inquisitive correspondent of the Sacramento Bee offers“this diffi. cult conamdrum: ‘‘And now let me ‘ask what special object Mr. Gorham, TS ’ Ler THe Banres Dia. 1s THE Diet. . We onceasked an old Winnebago squaw, how it was that she cured her family by simply covering them every day with fresh earth, leaving ouly {a breathing spot for their noses, and . she suid: **Earth our mother. Earth make she, and Earth take good cure to make she papooses strepg; squaw mother make she .papooses sick. Earth mother make she papooses well again. She can’t teil white . squaw apy more.’’: Now this poor . Indian woman was wise according to’ (her lights. Without knowing why, she suw that the earth was.a friend to her children, and therefore gave to them its healing embrace. If tbe mother be fortunate enough to live in the country, she has the cure for many of children’s ills —quite at Livand, Kneourage baby to play in the fresh earth, preparing it properly for its enjoyment and cure, with as careful an eye to'the comfort of the little thing, as you would if it were to take any other sortof a bath. It it has no old dresses, make it a suit of cheap print, tie upom.its head a light hat, that will protect its eyes from discomfort and gixe it freedom to delve in the warm, soft* earth, where the sunshine can comfort,.and invigorate it. If it is a city child and cireamstances forbid a trip to the country for the sake of the weak convalescent, have a sand heap made on the warm side of your yard. Instinct will teach it to dig, and digging bardevs the muscles and brings strength to the bones, while from the heart of the earth rises a subtile and strong power of healing that we can neither explain mor understand for ourselves, though we have both seen and felt its potency.—The Metropolitan, — }rh e CovuLpn’T BE BLurFep.—A_ couple of horsemen, coming into the city the other day from the interior, overtookan eld man aud his wife seated in the bottom.of a mule cart. Feeling in high spirits, one of them calle out: 3 ‘Hello, uncle, how much will you take for you wife, eash down?” “Ob, 1 dunno,"’ he slowly replied. ‘How much'll ye give?”’ he asked, Ten dollars*”’ "Take her.” The horsemen dida’t know what to say, and were gathering up the ‘reins, when the old woman jumped to the groand and exclaimed: like the old man, and he likes me; but.we are:afamily what can’t be bluffed by no man on horseback.”’ . _ The Pipes on got, an of the .Sorupe by riding off at fu speed.— Vicksburg Herald. A counTRyMan had made several calls on a neighbor without being able to catch himin, and, meeting him by chance one morning, ~-received the following instructions” as te the course to be pursued on future .aecasions: **You have observed,"’ he said, with a loek of great . ty, ‘that the old 'voman freekently gets viled,.an’ when she’s that way you jest foller the wall along down to the o08e = yan’ you're pretty likely to find me sumwher's.”’ . knife entered below thé nipple and 2 70 Calédonia, 17, 985 Union Con, 7. 410 Julia, 14%. 75 Baltimore, £34. 50 Utab, 5%. == 65 Silver Hiil, 734. 510 Rock Island, 94.

245. Occidental, 3%. 150 Woodville, 2%. 200. Kossuth, 3%. rm — ~ JosEPH CUBBY, “Mining Stock Board. who says -he is Christ, and bot long ago. was driven . out of Georgia for forming a free, love colony, has started a new religious society in Springfield, Mass. A uegress is worshipped by him and bis few followers, as Queen of Earth aoeecyeesenemnencetnanit NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13. F.& A. M. e SPECIAL, MEETING ALL MEMBERS OF NFVADA LODGE. NO, 13,F and A. M., are hereby notified that a SPECIAL MEETING will be held at MASONIC HALL, on this _ . Wednesday Evening, June 16, } at 8’o’cloek, for the purpose of exemplifyjing the work. Visiting Brethren ar: cor. dially invited. By order of the District . Inspector. ee We I, J. ROLFE, Master. _— re a ane el Sacramento, California, June 7, 1875. O Samuel-T. Cur*is;-8.-4, Blackwell, . and. concern: Whereas, Mineral Application No. 674 was filed in the U. S. Land Office, aHeging the NW \ of 8 W % and W % of NE & of S W Quarter of Section 13, in Town-, ship 18 North, Rarge 10 East, to be more valuable for mining than for. agricultural yurposes!—and—by Coramissioner’s letter ated December 2d, 1871; and: be the return f the U. 8. Deputy Surveyor, the NW % fSE%. Nx of SW Section 13, and NE of S8 E Quarter of Section 14, in Towship 18 North, Range 10 East; is t be’ . treated as mineral in character, until the } contrary is proved, after ‘due notice. And . whereas, Fabius Carrion, (Post Office ad. . dress -Moore’s Flat, Nevada c-ynty, Cai) . did, on the 22d day of May. 1875, apply to file in the Register’s Office of this. District . his Declaratory Statement claiming the above described land, and applied to enter the same as agricultural land, alleging: it to be more valuable for, sgricultural than fer mining purposes; Therefore, you will d o o structions from the G:mmissioner of the United States Land Office . toall whom it may . ” take notice, that.under and. by-virtue of in. , . Fees Without. Sargent, Gorbam . for forty days and forty nights, and ‘‘Pass over the ducats mister; I: Carpsts are bought by the yard and Heaven. He and this woman now represent themselves as fasting General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871. we have fixed the 2Ist day of July, Ras 1 Be 1875, atgl o’clock, ¥. M:, at this office, before t Register and Receiver, for the hearing of _procfs to dete rmine the characALEX. GAULT'S GROCERY, PROVISION STORE, "AND BAKERY. BROAD STREET, “NEVADA giryy AVING leased the fre-proof building : adjoining my BAKERY, and stoeked it witha . : ~ LARGE AND CHOICE ~~ __NARIETY [OF .Family Groceries, I am prepared to sell PROVISIONS, © GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, ae + ° -ete., ete., AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, Everything in my Storeis just receive preresimrner ener yIe they have nearly starved themselves in a rigorous observance of the rite. They are terribly emaciated, and so weak that they can hardly: walk. Curry says thatat the end of forty days they will be transported to heaven in a chariot of fire. One oF Cuaruey Bacuus’ JoKEs.— Charley Buchas, the practical joker, was in_asmall town in Connecticut the other day, and as he started for New York he stood on the rear platform of the last car on the train. Just as the whistle was blown and the cars began to move, Bachus espied a big fellow lounging in the depot, and shaking his fist at him in assuming rage, be shouted: “Oh, there you-are, you villain. I’ve been looking for-‘you all over this cursed town. Ob, you knave, you thief, you scoundrel!” At this time the train was rapidly . moving out of the depot, and Bachus . wildly shoek his fist at the astonished stranger, screaming, ‘don’t I wish . I had time to get off and thrash you, you scoundrel!’ ‘ To the horror of the minstrel joker the tfain was stopped and backed into the depot. Bachus made a rush for bis: compartment in the drawing room car and jocked himself in, just as the brawny-fisted depot lounger boarded the train and howled. “Where is that damned duffer who has been looking all over this ‘ere town for me?’’ .* = Baebus kept himself in his prison until he reached New York. . “Ign der some ledder here: for me?’’ inquired » German at the general delivery window of the post office on Saturday, ‘tNo, hone here,” was the reply. ‘Vell, dot ish ase w he continued, getting his bead into the window; ‘‘my neighbor gets some times dree letters in owe day, und I get none, I bayes more daxes as he does, und I never got one ledder yet. How comes dose dings.’’--Detroit Free Press. * —_— <> -e — A youne editor in Dakota is searching for employment. He lost his position in this wise: When he was employed the proprietor said te him, ‘‘Whatever you do, be sure and make the paper lively and bright.” So he went to work, and to make the paper ‘‘lively" he imported seventeen bushels of Florida fleas and distributed them about the premises, and to make it “bright’’ he burned tbe estahlishment from basement tu roof. “Genius, to be sure, but _misdirected. oe “<> WalsTine swoetness—putting your arms about a pretty woman. HOTEL FOR SALE. o. THE LITTLE YORK HOTEL. situated at Little York, Nevada CounFF ty,isfor sale. It has s good run It can be bought tor of custom and is making money, . MIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS, If application ts made soon to ~~ ‘ALEX. DRYMAN, Alta, Californis. $10 to $500. —NVESTED in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book Ne yee everything, and copy of the W: Street Review Sent Free. i JOHN BICKLING & CO., BanKERs AND BROKERS, _ 72, Broadway, New York. HOUSE FOR SALE. 44. A ONE STORY HOUSE OF FIVE rooms, Hard Fimished, on Boulder Street. There is a good yard, fine ait trees, and a good cellar. The pro can be bought at a bargain by Falling upon junlé-Im bs 516 a and worn by the foot, 4 _ _T, T, DAVENPORT. -Nevada, June 16, 1875. ;4 ter of said lands. onr bands the day and year first above . _that-at_a meeting of the Board of Directof the.company, held the 9th day of June, ‘. and expenses of the sale. . of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC In witness whereof we have hereunto set q written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ~ HART FELLOWS, Receiver. W. D. Long, Atty. for Fabius Carrion. j16 Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. WRINCIPAL place of business in the «town of Grass Valley, Nevuda County, State of California. ‘Notice is hereby given ors_Oof above named Company, at the office 1875, an assessment, No, 7, of Ten Dollars per share, was levied upon the capital stocu ot the corporation, payable immediately in gold coin to George Fletcher, Secretary of the Cempany, at the place of business No. 59 Main street, in the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, Any stack upon which this assessment shall. remain unpaid on Saturday,the 10th day of July, 1875, will be delinquent and adyertised for sale at public auction, and unless fr yment is made before will be sold on . " Wednesday, the 28th day of July, 1875, at 1 e’clock, P. M. of that-day to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. A GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary Ofbce—No 59 Main Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal. : jil Delinquent Notice. 47 YOMING GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of printips! place. of Yasiness, San Francisco, California. Loca-tion of works, Nevada county, California, fotlowing described stock, on account of Assessment Na. 6, levied onthe lith day of May, 1875, the severa’ amounts set opposite the pames of the respective shareholders as follows: No.of . No.of Names. , Certifi'e, Shares. Amt. G T Brown, Trus., 6 50 ~~ 1750 G T Brown, Trus., 348 100 35 00 Chas, Brown, , 202 ° 50 17 50 Chas, Brown, . 203 50 17 50 Chas. Brown, 205 100 35 WW Chas. Brown, 317. 100 35.00: J MBuffington,Tr, 329 100 ‘35.00 3M Buffington,Tr, 43 ~ 50 17 Su Heary Casanova, ee 50.. 1750 Henry Cassbova, 27 50 17 50 Henry Casanova;~~—-28-—50 17 50 Henry Casanova, 2 -bO . 1750 William Close, 224 10 3 50 Paul Dato, 271 “60 17 50 Chas BE kiliott,Trus 318 100° ~~ 35.00 Chas E Elliott,Trus 319 100 35 00 John Fine, 214 tou 35 06 John Fine, 215 100 35 @0 John Fine, 216 100 35 00JD Frv, 90 100 35 0Q J.D Fry, 92 100 35 00 JD Fry, 93 100 35, 00 JD Fry, 94 100 35 00 Wm J Gunn, Trus, 163 100 35 60 Wm J Gunn, Trus, 276 J 100 35 00 Edward Kennedy, 320”, 100 35 00 William Mathews, 219 10 3.50 William Mathews, 221 15 5 25 John Peard, Trus, 123. 100 35 06 8 Selig,~ =“ 272 50 17 &® And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the llth day of May, 1875, so many shares of each parcel of such stock a8 may be necessary, Will be sold at public auction at the office of the company, 311 California street, second floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY ,the 30th day of June, 1875, at the hour of 2 0’clock, P. M., of such day, to pay delinquent Assessments thereen, together with costs of advertising J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary _ Office—311 California street, second floor, Rooms 3 and 4, San Francisco, Cal. jis JOHN JACK’S. ~ CIGAR AND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY STORE, ~ I DESIRE to inform the public that I am now in receipt of a fresh importation GARS, including the celebrated brands Elaine and Pulman Palace Car ; ALSO ' CHEWING TOBACCO, of all kinds, which will be sold wholesale _ FRESH FRUITs, : Of all descriptions, such as, eceadeaas Oranges, Lemons, Sol Limes, etc., Will be tee wt constamtly on hand during CANDIES! CANDIES! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. Always on hand at the lowest rates. Notic —There are delinquent upon the . ~“PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY.~~~[-—~ is of the CHOICES? QUALITY, and con sequently is FRESH and PURE. I intend to keep the BEST. of First Class GROCERY and \ PROVISION & LORE, and I also intend to sell at the Lowést Living Prices. A share of the Public Patronage is respect~ fully solicited. : ALEX. GAULT. * + Nevada City, April Ist, 1875, © aT. . «TRN. GRAND BALL! For the Benefit of the Nevada Fire Department! AT THE ve SKATING. RINK, MONDAY EVEN'G, JULY. 5th. " [ee + A -HONORARY COMMITTEE. G. G. Allen, A. H. Hanson, W. J. Organ, L. Nihell. Alex. Gault, James Colley, G. ¥. Schmitéburg, B. J. Watson. — RECEPTION COMMITTEE. J. Fleming, J. A. Herzinger, ©. Naffziger ‘eee J. ¥. Hook, M. Shayer. FLOOR DIRECTOR. . A. RB. Lord. FLOOR MANAGERS, E. Goldsmith, J. Olive, D. B. Getchell. WR. Coe, A. R. Wadsworth, L, Seibert. © Admission Tickets -$2 50 Dancing to commence at 9 o'ajorkos — Seg *G@ewxaat Invitation ExTExDED 7 C. Cenfield, Ed. Goldsmith, W. B. Coe, DB. Getchell, C. W. Cornell, A. R. Lord. JOSEPH OLIVE, President. ED. GOLDSMITH, Secretaryap26 JOHN JACK, . ita _everything to be-found ina! Music under the Direction of i. an have that with erus! was" thing ing 3 the 1 out a The: je ¥e Saenennni 2.7 hal Pa ever} the a he y whe! _ = done LESS. wait good cess. TI ditio outd thed If J Defi: woul drav A ed o by c the « Cc wor!) Hat eS Stat is @) abr Ii ther goll tore ly nec . wor