June 21, 1871 (4 pages)

Daily Transcript everenen : emmammmammnatai Wednesday ‘It is probable fhat the Democratic Convention, Rew assembled at Sacramento, will adépt the ‘‘New Departure’’ platform, after the nomination of Haight. The principles of the Governor ar@ Bo accommodating that he can convettiently stand upon any platform, or for that matter, any two platforms that maybe made. He is eminently fitted for a New Departure policy, as may be demonstrated from his record: He has been Republican and Democrat, subsidy and anti-subsidy, Sunday law and anti-Sunday law, Coolie and anti-Coolie, a pillar of the éhureh and a promoter of gambling, and he has even carried his hypoericy to the grave, manifesting it to the world by a false inscription upon the Burnett monument. Who says he won’t do for a New Departure platform, or anything else that may be concocted for him to stand upon. Before the campaign is ended we rather think the party friends of Haight will wish he had taken a ‘‘new departure’ long -since, and followed his message to. Cuba or some other place. , Jung 21, 1871. ss i all Thunder Showers. The climate of California seems to he changing. __It used to be said that thunder storms were unknown or of very rare occurrence. During the present month this locality has been visited by two or three such storms, two of them accompanied by rain enough to lay the dust. On Monday night the shower was quite heavy,and we learn that the storm extended as far east as the summit. It may be that the clearing of timber, the culti. vation of land and the changes made. on the surface by mining operations are producing thanges in the climate of the country, we Fighting. The late heated term, or something else, has had the effect of warming the blood of the honr@res in this locality. _Duritig the past two days, several lively fights have occurred.— Yesterday and the day before Broad atreetwas the ‘‘seat-ofwar.’’.Fortunately for the contestants, no serious damage has resulted. The Appeal. The Marysville Appeal, containing full telegraphic dispatches from the East and the Pacific coast, market reports, etc., is received in this city four hours ahead of any other paper published out of the county. The «lppeal is a good paper aiid worthy of support. Car Broke Loose. A few days since a car ‘‘got away’’ on the incline at the Pittsburg mine. The car had on about 1,000 pounds of rock, and it knoeked out timbers and did some damage, but fortunately no one was hurt. Probate Matters. George W. Baldwin applied for the appointment of guardian for Sarah W. Bolton, on the ground of extreme old age, which disqualifies her for the care of property. Hearing set for July 5th. He also made application for letters of administration in the estate of Alfred Bolton, deceased. Accident. Yesterday morning a cave occurred at the Banner mine by which J. Kerick was caught and considerably bruised. It was thought that his thigh was fractured, but Dr. Hunt who was called, found that it was only severely bruised. Committed to Jail. ‘Santiago alias James Payne, was lodged in. the county jail on Monday last, under sentence of thirty days imprisonment, for stealing $23 worth of gold dust from Jacob Smith at Rough and Ready. Naturalized. The following persons were admitted to citizenship in the District Court. on Monday: John Scobal, James Champion and Joshua Liddell, natives of England,and Joseph Leme and E. Guivard, natives of France. _ oe Se Military Drill. ‘The Nevada Light Guard will meet on Saturday night for street drill.— All members'of the Company should be on hand. The ordered drill appointed for last Saturday night is postponed to that time, Tar recent “weather in othe Western States ’ gat down the stra shipments to a €X. stamps. Another Concert. We learn that an effort will be fiven by the ladies bw Episcopal Chureb repeated, for the benefit of the Nevada Benevolent Society. Buch ay entertainment is eertaiply worthy of patrotmge, tind the object is worthy of aid. The Society is, short of funds, and we hope such aii . effort will be made. The Fourth. The General Committee met yesterday and A. Goldsmith was chosen temporary Chairman. The several committees reported progress in their respective works, Everything is going on smartly and there isa prospect of a grand celebration. Declarations. Joseph Antone Frienwalder and Peter Bolla, natives of Switzerland, yesterday declared their intention of becoming citizens of the United States. NS ceans Vary Irems.—We clip the following from the Grass Valley Union of: yesterday: The works of the Dartmouth Co. (the stockholders of which are principally San Francisco men,) on North School street, are in a state of forwardness. They have atenstamp mill, purchased from the Dromedary Company, on the ground ready to be put up, anda tramway about completed for running out the gravel to the mill through a tunnel they have commenced running into Alta Hill. In early days a tunnel, known as the Cleaveland tunnel, wasrun some distance into the hill but a short distance from that now being started, but for some reason unknown to us, me abandoned, The late developments on. Alta Hill give strong hopes that the Dartmouth’ company will soon strike the rich lead of gravel and cetient, and wake up the pedple in tat section of the town to the music of the The works are on the prop-. erty lately owned by Mr. Rupert, and purchased of him by the company./ / made to have an entertainment gotentirely Fiten up, orto havé thé one ‘tégently \et “s A PRorest .i satisfi Haight. . Convention in San Francisco pro h tie great signatures to this p as a protest person may be ‘his nominatidn. The following copy as published im the Call; To the honorable, the Democratie State Convention of the State of Galifornia+Gertlemen: The undersigned Democrats of the city and county of San Francisco take this informing your honorable body of defection which ext . the Democratic party of city an hostile to the ah ie Bake élection of H. H. Haight for Governor. Haricur.—It appears tha tie Democtuts are not pyri the nominstion is ns Were oy a. method of Our r are against his nomination. We earnestly hope thatsome other and. nominated; whdse political record is such that. it_will command the united support of the entire party. ty. CaxprmpaTes.—We learn says the Appeal that Mr. Henry Everett, of Birchville Nevada county, will be a candidate for the assembly before the Republican Convention of that counHe is a relation of the Hon. Edward Everett, a highly cultured and estimable man, one who enjoys . the confidence of his neighbors, his . integrity having never been called in question by members of either party. Tue Charleston Courier and other Southern Papers, compute the Confederate debt as a part of the actual indebtedness of the State. the scrip issued for Confederate military-purpeses in South Carolina, to-. gether with the interest, amounts to upwards of two millions of dollars, which, added to the other indebtedness of that State makes an aggregate of more than twenty millions. Thus, ae Amone the graves in one of the cemeteries of Waterbury, Conn,, is that of a young man, a vative of that) place, who served in the rebel army. The Union soldiers yearly cover it with flowers on Decoration Day under the forgiving folds of the Union Tuer is a man in Kentucky, Rev. Irems.—We collate the f ing from our exchanges: . he El Dorado county primaries, held on Satardayact, resulted in the selection of delegates for Booth as faras heard from, and pretty generally for%s A. Sargent for Congress. . The Stanislaus County Convention instructed delegates for Booth for Governor and N. M. Orr for, Secretary of State. The Mariposa delegation: are instructed for the same candidates. . Potrrigas ‘““CerTaInLy.’’—If small girls are waifs, are large ones wafers? ‘‘Certainly,’’ says sweet sixteen; ‘‘at least the boys have the habit of applying them to their lips in sealing their vows.” : ET EL FOURTH DISTRICT CALIFORNIA, June 20th, 1871. ANNUAL TAX ON INCOME. to San Francisco. The Webster Gravél Mining Company, give notice elsewhere of their ‘intention to remove their principal place of business from Gtass Valley Also fora meetWilliam E. Mobley, who has declined a nomination for office for the folincompatible with the duties and obligations of the vocation to which, lowing praiseworthy reason: To be a candidate for any office would be ing of stockholders for the purpose of increasing the capital stock of the company from $300,000 to $500,000, the number of shares to be increased from six thousand to twenty thousand shares. The settled character of the company’s claim for richness of yield, will, doubtless, cause the increased number of shares to be readily taken up. Constable Melbourne, of Rough and Ready, passed through town yesterday, with a man named Santiago; alias James Payne, arrested for stealing from the store of J, Smith, of that place, $23 in gold dust. He plead guilty before Judge McFarland gave up the greater portion of the dust, and was sent up for thirty days to board out his offence at the expense of the county. SrncuaR FREAK oF a Hen.—The Marysville Appeal says: Mr. Cadwallader, of Birchville, Nevada county, is the owner of a singular minded hen. A short time since this hen made a nest in the backend of the lot, some little distance from the house. A mountain quail, feeling socially inclined, came and joined forces with her, laying her little eggs along with those of the hen. Considering that the exposed place where the nest was made was not exactly the place for Biddy to raise her young brood in, she was removed with her eggs to the vicinity of the dwelling. Soon she escaped from her coop, and returned to the old nest, which still contained the quail eggs. Before this it seems that she had been friendly with the quail, but now all friendship was broken, With afew blows of her beak she killed the quail, took possession of the nest and eggs, nor did she relinquish it until she had hatched out a brood of quails, which she is now rearing. Tue SupREME JuDGEsHrp.—We are informed says the Sacramento. Record that Hon. Judge A. C. Niles of Nevada will be a candidate for the nomination for Supreme Judge before the Republican State Convention. He is astaunch Republican, an able lawyer, and will come strongly in dorsed by prominent members of the Conyention. initiate aii A roune lady of New Haven now Bodsts of receiving tweily-two letters hy. one. mail, afew days ago. Permy life, in an humble way, I have devoted ooo] Americans! <*> Tue exitement among the New Brunswick people over the Washington Treaty is getting ludicrous.— One of their journals, by way of scaring Great Britain, calls upon the people everywhere ‘to follow the codfish’ which have been given up to the Srxce General Sherman has declined to run for the Presidency, the New York Herald is advising the Democratic party to nominate either Governer Hoffman of New York,or Judge Thomson of Pennsylvania. try. Amone other charges against the Hartford police is that an officer ‘‘took a hand” in a plot by which McDonald, the trust company swindler, was to be released from the State prison. MeDonald’s friends raised $2,700, of which the official was to have $1,000, and McDonald was to get $700, with which he was to leave the counbefore. THE Boston Journal says that the Hartford and Erie railroad between Putnam and Willimantic will be completed, and cars running by the Ist ef August and from Willimantic to New Haven early in the fall. Seems as if we had heard of such predictions not of a violent type. THERE are two or three hundred cases of small pox in Newark and the local papers think there will be more unless the Board of Health shall display greater efficiency than it has so far done. The disease is from 1841 to 1846. GENERAL McCook, the Democratic candidate for Governer of Ohio, was the law partner of Edwin M. Stanton water. A COLORED man brought suit against a New Orleans dealer because . he refused to sell him a glass of soda He claims damages, under the State Constitution, on the ground that the defendant is the proprietor of aplace of public resort for which license is procured, and refusing him on account of his color. . haps she advertined for board. in Boston and New York were both struck by lightning June 6th. a OTICE is hereby given that the Annual List of Taxes for Nevada aud Sierra Counties has been received from the Assessor, and is now due and payable. For all Taxes unpaid at the expiration of ten days from the date of this notice, demands will be served for the tax and a fee of 20 cents. and mileage at the rate of four cents per mile, if served in person, and at the expiration of 10 days from the date thereof, a penalty of 5 per cent., and ibterest at the rate of 1 per cent. per month will be added, together with the necceasary costs of Distraint, as provided forin accordance with an Act of Congress passed June 30, 1864, and as amended July 13, 1866, and as amended July 14. 1870. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector 4th District. . Payments may be made in person, or registered letter by mail to my office, in Exchange Building, Grass Valley, GEO. W. DIXON, Deputy Collectoz. Grass Valley, June 20th, 1871. — U. 8. Internal Revenue. Office, . CIGARS! TOBACCO! PIPES! é CIGARS AND TOBACCO! Of tbe Choicest Brands. Among them will be found a Splendid lot of Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco, IN BULK. May Flower--a superior brand, Better than anything ever before seen in this Market! __ bret Inthe line of Chewing Tobacco, WILL BE FOUND Paces’ Golden Plag Twist, Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake. . Navy of every description, And many other Brands too numerous to mention. a —oFr— ON HAND. ALSO, A GREAT VARIETY OF SMOKING TOBACCO! , SUCH AS Yacht Club, May Queen, Forest Rose, Seal, dic. PATENT CHAKUOAL PIPES, ~ MEERSCHAUM PIPES, PLAYING CARDS, MONTE CARDS, All of which 1 offer for sale on reasonable terms, i Assessment Notice. “COMPANY :—Loration~ of Works--Ne vada Township, Nevada County, Cai. NoTicE.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 15th day of April,—1871, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : Names. No. Cert. Shrs. Am’t. Charles McElIvy, 56 10 $ 5,00 “. AV BS Brady, 23-200 160 00 David Norrie, 25 75 37 50 George Johnston, 20 » 200 100 00 George Johnston, 22 25. 12 50 Geurge Jobuston, 48 13 6 50 Orlando Stoddard, 50 100 50 00 Orlando Stoddard, 51 50 -25-09Orlando Stoddard, 52 30 15 00" dames A. Farrell, 24 _ 50 25 00" James Watt, 47 100 50 00 Wn. Richirds, 25 12 50 38 And im accordance with law, and an order of the Board of 'Frustees made on the 15th -day of April, 1871; so many.shares of each ce cel of said stock as may be necessary will be . sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Main Street, Nevada city, on the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1871, at the hour of 12 o'clock, M. of said day, to quent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. myl9? . MALTMAN, Secretary. The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY the 13th inst. at the same time and place. And a special meeting of the Trustees is called at 2 P. M. same day and place. j6 O. MALTMAN, Sec’y. The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY, June 20th, at the same time and place. jel5 O. MALTMAN, Secretary. The above sale is postponed to Saturday, July Ist, 1871, at the same time and place. jal O. MALTMAN, Sec’y. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Youn men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for their especial advantage will be formed in the School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. myl9. THE WORLD MOVES ! BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT ! use of Dental Substitutes ; ee that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. T attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ma FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away. I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no contjnuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, ; IAM HAPPY TO INFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the 7a desideratum never before attained t_¢g Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I am also prepared to save the natural teeth by careful filling with the best mateInstruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Anaespiste, meet eo shecne suited to nature of ease; jperament of tient, etc,T Cash, DR. BR. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Graes Valley, June 19th, 1971. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING . pay said delin-* 8 acacia ret ae And using the Latest Improved . ‘HAVANA CIGARS, and Cintide Orion, Wholesale and Retail, Anda good assortment of Domestic Cigars, ranging in price from $25 per thousand and upwards. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Sn JULIUS. GREENWALD. Nevada, May 25th. ~~ ERSTER-&-MULLOY, ~~ ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &e. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call, LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Mey 9th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, —aND— Deputy U. 8 Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFFPZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, June 6th. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. HE Nevada County Teacher’s Institute will convene in the ASSEMBLY HALL, Of the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 28th, 29th and 30th. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction and other able will deliver addresses during the ¥ We hope every Teacher in the County be present. he Programme of Exercises will be announced in due time. School Officers and all interested iii Eduee jis aunty Supt. of Schools. NEVADA SKATING RINK. HIS favorite place of resort is daily to the public. The Hall Skates is guaranteed to its patrons. Admission 25 éenta, including use of the Skates, except Evening, when Gentlemen aly wae he Senet © eee eee for use stantly on hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— Fountain. B. BULLARD, Proprictor. CIGARS AND TOBACCO! —} Such as Cubanas, Figaros, Matilda, { Political Announcements, CANNON will be a candid -corder, 80 to thederision ie Dem. ocratic County onven@ie. eden. For Assessor. AN. CHANCY, of Nevada. candidate for the office of Coat, rh seseor, subject to the decision of the Degnocratic County Comvention. *~ fig For 8 uperintendent of Schools, B. WHITE, of Nevada city, will be e@ s candidate for the office of Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the de cisten of the Democratic County Conventiom * jis For Road Commissi ioner, EO. W. PARSHLEY, of French Corral, will be a candidate for the office ot Road Commissioner, subject to the decjsion of the Union Republican County Con. vention. For Supt. of Schools. pu POWER, of Kevada City, iy ; hereby announced: as a‘ candidate fox the office of Superintendent of Schools, subjeet te the decision of the Union i County Convention. ju For Read Commissioner, NIHELL, of Nevada City, will bes je candidate for the office of Road Comluissioner, subject to the decision of the Re. publican County Convention. jel. ; For Supervisor. RA BE. WARSH, of Sevads City, 5 M. hereby announced as a anions for nome jels —=m the vince of Supervisor, Ist District, sub. ject to the decision of the Union Republicazj Convention. jie For Public Administrator. D. MULLER, of Nevada city, will be a candidate for the office of Public Aqministrator, subject tothe decision of the Union Republican County Convention. j9 For Assemblyman. M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, will" be a candidate for the Assembly, subConvention. 7 AMES J. OTF iz hemby announced asa candidate for the office of Cy ‘lreasurer of Nevada County. Subject tothe tion. —~ . — For Sheriff. OHN MAJOR, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County; subject to the decision of Democratic County Convention. j9 For County Surveyor. H S$. BRADLEY is heveby announce ed as a candidate fer the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican Gownty Convention. j2 WwW. ib. LONG, of Eureka Township, e is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney subject to the decision of the Repubiican County Convention. j2 For Assembly. © AT. WHEELER, of Bear Valley, Washington Township, is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembly, mwabject te the decision of the Republican Coavention. : m0 For County 1 Treasurer. ULIUS GREENW ALD is announeed as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision’ of the Democratic County Convention. For County . Treasurer. A GOLDSMITH is hereby announced @ 48 a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention, For County Recorder. t pets MORSE, of Grass Valley, is announced a s candidate fer the office of County Recorder, subject to the nominstion of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. M. WALLING, of i and Ready e Township, will be a idate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sheriff. HES SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada county, by his many friends—subject to the decision of the Re publican Convention. For County Clerk. 3. ROGERS, present incumbent, a Fe be a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating 0o0vention. — For Road Commissioner. Fi, Rnb rons Seed , 18 ’ as a candidate for the office of Road Commissioner, subject the decision of the Republican Convention. For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is here announced 88 Bee ig Poggi of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of tbe Republican County Convention. For Public Administrator. JOUR: SALE am announces 8 candidate for the office of ministrator at the ensuing For Sheriff HIN DICKSON is hereby as a candidate for the office of mced ot Sherif subject to the nomination of the Dem cratic County Convention. ee 8 _ For County Clerk. of Townshi?, office of Clerk, of Nevads Com” ty, subject to the of the U! ns publican Convention. a ee os a tench ate, Baete peated to aah h branches. the same as heretofom. . Mevads, June 6th, 1871. ject to the decision of the Union Républican . decision of the Union Republican. Convene w himself 58 we . County ElectioD . PO PARE linen re i NEVADA LOCAI You Ca We recently . Haight and hi: sions: .A cont great cern eate: $10 he could e: corn. The m the test made. with eighteen a one, losing his by the bystand ‘‘Neber mind, nigger don’t lil -eat dem last Haight, he si; bills and stuc Democracy are nigger don’t lil A Grs In the prese1 SCRIPT will be { Ky., Gift Cor Oct. 31st, unde Charles R. Pet iness manager brary of this ’ prizes, amount to $550,000 t largest being $¢ 000, and the ne¢ est gift is $100 be paid in cur. ets are $10 ea pons. The nu sold is 100,000. dorsed by lead: cers in Kentuc a glance at the tees and Super Cooling tw Nevada county, is coo this State. Ey ing shipments from their est This goes into mento, Stocktc Jose and down the temperatu » beverages cous a = [ _.The markets.o The managers and do everytk to accommoda: people “cool” ders left at the and Main stre atténtion, and residences. The Cosm The Cosmo} ing a grand si of drawing is mand for tick all parts of th your tickets i vice to all. It bered that w! their first Fai premium of f for weeks bef place. If you premium for t onee. I The card o surgeon denti: be found in to Sterling is pre of work in the guarantee a g latest improve ready to give to price and wv v t The The sidew: the city are i and nails proj quarters of ar in some plac hammer woul have occasio places, many great deal of : 5 of D It has been of Nevada d ornament th Fourth of Jt the committe as to have it will be-done, gay on the Fi

Daily Transcript everenen : emmammmammnatai Wednesday ‘It is probable fhat the Democratic Convention, Rew assembled at Sacramento, will adépt the ‘‘New Departure’’ platform, after the nomination of Haight. The principles of the Governor ar@ Bo accommodating that he can convettiently stand upon any platform, or for that matter, any two platforms that maybe made. He is eminently fitted for a New Departure policy, as may be demonstrated from his record: He has been Republican and Democrat, subsidy and anti-subsidy, Sunday law and anti-Sunday law, Coolie and anti-Coolie, a pillar of the éhureh and a promoter of gambling, and he has even carried his hypoericy to the grave, manifesting it to the world by a false inscription upon the Burnett monument. Who says he won’t do for a New Departure platform, or anything else that may be concocted for him to stand upon. Before the campaign is ended we rather think the party friends of Haight will wish he had taken a ‘‘new departure’ long -since, and followed his message to. Cuba or some other place. , Jung 21, 1871. ss i all Thunder Showers. The climate of California seems to he changing. __It used to be said that thunder storms were unknown or of very rare occurrence. During the present month this locality has been visited by two or three such storms, two of them accompanied by rain enough to lay the dust. On Monday night the shower was quite heavy,and we learn that the storm extended as far east as the summit. It may be that the clearing of timber, the culti. vation of land and the changes made. on the surface by mining operations are producing thanges in the climate of the country, we Fighting. The late heated term, or something else, has had the effect of warming the blood of the honr@res in this locality. _Duritig the past two days, several lively fights have occurred.— Yesterday and the day before Broad atreetwas the ‘‘seat-ofwar.’’.Fortunately for the contestants, no serious damage has resulted. The Appeal. The Marysville Appeal, containing full telegraphic dispatches from the East and the Pacific coast, market reports, etc., is received in this city four hours ahead of any other paper published out of the county. The «lppeal is a good paper aiid worthy of support. Car Broke Loose. A few days since a car ‘‘got away’’ on the incline at the Pittsburg mine. The car had on about 1,000 pounds of rock, and it knoeked out timbers and did some damage, but fortunately no one was hurt. Probate Matters. George W. Baldwin applied for the appointment of guardian for Sarah W. Bolton, on the ground of extreme old age, which disqualifies her for the care of property. Hearing set for July 5th. He also made application for letters of administration in the estate of Alfred Bolton, deceased. Accident. Yesterday morning a cave occurred at the Banner mine by which J. Kerick was caught and considerably bruised. It was thought that his thigh was fractured, but Dr. Hunt who was called, found that it was only severely bruised. Committed to Jail. ‘Santiago alias James Payne, was lodged in. the county jail on Monday last, under sentence of thirty days imprisonment, for stealing $23 worth of gold dust from Jacob Smith at Rough and Ready. Naturalized. The following persons were admitted to citizenship in the District Court. on Monday: John Scobal, James Champion and Joshua Liddell, natives of England,and Joseph Leme and E. Guivard, natives of France. _ oe Se Military Drill. ‘The Nevada Light Guard will meet on Saturday night for street drill.— All members'of the Company should be on hand. The ordered drill appointed for last Saturday night is postponed to that time, Tar recent “weather in othe Western States ’ gat down the stra shipments to a €X. stamps. Another Concert. We learn that an effort will be fiven by the ladies bw Episcopal Chureb repeated, for the benefit of the Nevada Benevolent Society. Buch ay entertainment is eertaiply worthy of patrotmge, tind the object is worthy of aid. The Society is, short of funds, and we hope such aii . effort will be made. The Fourth. The General Committee met yesterday and A. Goldsmith was chosen temporary Chairman. The several committees reported progress in their respective works, Everything is going on smartly and there isa prospect of a grand celebration. Declarations. Joseph Antone Frienwalder and Peter Bolla, natives of Switzerland, yesterday declared their intention of becoming citizens of the United States. NS ceans Vary Irems.—We clip the following from the Grass Valley Union of: yesterday: The works of the Dartmouth Co. (the stockholders of which are principally San Francisco men,) on North School street, are in a state of forwardness. They have atenstamp mill, purchased from the Dromedary Company, on the ground ready to be put up, anda tramway about completed for running out the gravel to the mill through a tunnel they have commenced running into Alta Hill. In early days a tunnel, known as the Cleaveland tunnel, wasrun some distance into the hill but a short distance from that now being started, but for some reason unknown to us, me abandoned, The late developments on. Alta Hill give strong hopes that the Dartmouth’ company will soon strike the rich lead of gravel and cetient, and wake up the pedple in tat section of the town to the music of the The works are on the prop-. erty lately owned by Mr. Rupert, and purchased of him by the company./ / made to have an entertainment gotentirely Fiten up, orto havé thé one ‘tégently \et “s A PRorest .i satisfi Haight. . Convention in San Francisco pro h tie great signatures to this p as a protest person may be ‘his nominatidn. The following copy as published im the Call; To the honorable, the Democratie State Convention of the State of Galifornia+Gertlemen: The undersigned Democrats of the city and county of San Francisco take this informing your honorable body of defection which ext . the Democratic party of city an hostile to the ah ie Bake élection of H. H. Haight for Governor. Haricur.—It appears tha tie Democtuts are not pyri the nominstion is ns Were oy a. method of Our r are against his nomination. We earnestly hope thatsome other and. nominated; whdse political record is such that. it_will command the united support of the entire party. ty. CaxprmpaTes.—We learn says the Appeal that Mr. Henry Everett, of Birchville Nevada county, will be a candidate for the assembly before the Republican Convention of that counHe is a relation of the Hon. Edward Everett, a highly cultured and estimable man, one who enjoys . the confidence of his neighbors, his . integrity having never been called in question by members of either party. Tue Charleston Courier and other Southern Papers, compute the Confederate debt as a part of the actual indebtedness of the State. the scrip issued for Confederate military-purpeses in South Carolina, to-. gether with the interest, amounts to upwards of two millions of dollars, which, added to the other indebtedness of that State makes an aggregate of more than twenty millions. Thus, ae Amone the graves in one of the cemeteries of Waterbury, Conn,, is that of a young man, a vative of that) place, who served in the rebel army. The Union soldiers yearly cover it with flowers on Decoration Day under the forgiving folds of the Union Tuer is a man in Kentucky, Rev. Irems.—We collate the f ing from our exchanges: . he El Dorado county primaries, held on Satardayact, resulted in the selection of delegates for Booth as faras heard from, and pretty generally for%s A. Sargent for Congress. . The Stanislaus County Convention instructed delegates for Booth for Governor and N. M. Orr for, Secretary of State. The Mariposa delegation: are instructed for the same candidates. . Potrrigas ‘““CerTaInLy.’’—If small girls are waifs, are large ones wafers? ‘‘Certainly,’’ says sweet sixteen; ‘‘at least the boys have the habit of applying them to their lips in sealing their vows.” : ET EL FOURTH DISTRICT CALIFORNIA, June 20th, 1871. ANNUAL TAX ON INCOME. to San Francisco. The Webster Gravél Mining Company, give notice elsewhere of their ‘intention to remove their principal place of business from Gtass Valley Also fora meetWilliam E. Mobley, who has declined a nomination for office for the folincompatible with the duties and obligations of the vocation to which, lowing praiseworthy reason: To be a candidate for any office would be ing of stockholders for the purpose of increasing the capital stock of the company from $300,000 to $500,000, the number of shares to be increased from six thousand to twenty thousand shares. The settled character of the company’s claim for richness of yield, will, doubtless, cause the increased number of shares to be readily taken up. Constable Melbourne, of Rough and Ready, passed through town yesterday, with a man named Santiago; alias James Payne, arrested for stealing from the store of J, Smith, of that place, $23 in gold dust. He plead guilty before Judge McFarland gave up the greater portion of the dust, and was sent up for thirty days to board out his offence at the expense of the county. SrncuaR FREAK oF a Hen.—The Marysville Appeal says: Mr. Cadwallader, of Birchville, Nevada county, is the owner of a singular minded hen. A short time since this hen made a nest in the backend of the lot, some little distance from the house. A mountain quail, feeling socially inclined, came and joined forces with her, laying her little eggs along with those of the hen. Considering that the exposed place where the nest was made was not exactly the place for Biddy to raise her young brood in, she was removed with her eggs to the vicinity of the dwelling. Soon she escaped from her coop, and returned to the old nest, which still contained the quail eggs. Before this it seems that she had been friendly with the quail, but now all friendship was broken, With afew blows of her beak she killed the quail, took possession of the nest and eggs, nor did she relinquish it until she had hatched out a brood of quails, which she is now rearing. Tue SupREME JuDGEsHrp.—We are informed says the Sacramento. Record that Hon. Judge A. C. Niles of Nevada will be a candidate for the nomination for Supreme Judge before the Republican State Convention. He is astaunch Republican, an able lawyer, and will come strongly in dorsed by prominent members of the Conyention. initiate aii A roune lady of New Haven now Bodsts of receiving tweily-two letters hy. one. mail, afew days ago. Permy life, in an humble way, I have devoted ooo] Americans! <*> Tue exitement among the New Brunswick people over the Washington Treaty is getting ludicrous.— One of their journals, by way of scaring Great Britain, calls upon the people everywhere ‘to follow the codfish’ which have been given up to the Srxce General Sherman has declined to run for the Presidency, the New York Herald is advising the Democratic party to nominate either Governer Hoffman of New York,or Judge Thomson of Pennsylvania. try. Amone other charges against the Hartford police is that an officer ‘‘took a hand” in a plot by which McDonald, the trust company swindler, was to be released from the State prison. MeDonald’s friends raised $2,700, of which the official was to have $1,000, and McDonald was to get $700, with which he was to leave the counbefore. THE Boston Journal says that the Hartford and Erie railroad between Putnam and Willimantic will be completed, and cars running by the Ist ef August and from Willimantic to New Haven early in the fall. Seems as if we had heard of such predictions not of a violent type. THERE are two or three hundred cases of small pox in Newark and the local papers think there will be more unless the Board of Health shall display greater efficiency than it has so far done. The disease is from 1841 to 1846. GENERAL McCook, the Democratic candidate for Governer of Ohio, was the law partner of Edwin M. Stanton water. A COLORED man brought suit against a New Orleans dealer because . he refused to sell him a glass of soda He claims damages, under the State Constitution, on the ground that the defendant is the proprietor of aplace of public resort for which license is procured, and refusing him on account of his color. . haps she advertined for board. in Boston and New York were both struck by lightning June 6th. a OTICE is hereby given that the Annual List of Taxes for Nevada aud Sierra Counties has been received from the Assessor, and is now due and payable. For all Taxes unpaid at the expiration of ten days from the date of this notice, demands will be served for the tax and a fee of 20 cents. and mileage at the rate of four cents per mile, if served in person, and at the expiration of 10 days from the date thereof, a penalty of 5 per cent., and ibterest at the rate of 1 per cent. per month will be added, together with the necceasary costs of Distraint, as provided forin accordance with an Act of Congress passed June 30, 1864, and as amended July 13, 1866, and as amended July 14. 1870. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector 4th District. . Payments may be made in person, or registered letter by mail to my office, in Exchange Building, Grass Valley, GEO. W. DIXON, Deputy Collectoz. Grass Valley, June 20th, 1871. — U. 8. Internal Revenue. Office, . CIGARS! TOBACCO! PIPES! é CIGARS AND TOBACCO! Of tbe Choicest Brands. Among them will be found a Splendid lot of Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco, IN BULK. May Flower--a superior brand, Better than anything ever before seen in this Market! __ bret Inthe line of Chewing Tobacco, WILL BE FOUND Paces’ Golden Plag Twist, Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake. . Navy of every description, And many other Brands too numerous to mention. a —oFr— ON HAND. ALSO, A GREAT VARIETY OF SMOKING TOBACCO! , SUCH AS Yacht Club, May Queen, Forest Rose, Seal, dic. PATENT CHAKUOAL PIPES, ~

MEERSCHAUM PIPES, PLAYING CARDS, MONTE CARDS, All of which 1 offer for sale on reasonable terms, i Assessment Notice. “COMPANY :—Loration~ of Works--Ne vada Township, Nevada County, Cai. NoTicE.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 15th day of April,—1871, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : Names. No. Cert. Shrs. Am’t. Charles McElIvy, 56 10 $ 5,00 “. AV BS Brady, 23-200 160 00 David Norrie, 25 75 37 50 George Johnston, 20 » 200 100 00 George Johnston, 22 25. 12 50 Geurge Jobuston, 48 13 6 50 Orlando Stoddard, 50 100 50 00 Orlando Stoddard, 51 50 -25-09Orlando Stoddard, 52 30 15 00" dames A. Farrell, 24 _ 50 25 00" James Watt, 47 100 50 00 Wn. Richirds, 25 12 50 38 And im accordance with law, and an order of the Board of 'Frustees made on the 15th -day of April, 1871; so many.shares of each ce cel of said stock as may be necessary will be . sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, Main Street, Nevada city, on the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1871, at the hour of 12 o'clock, M. of said day, to quent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. myl9? . MALTMAN, Secretary. The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY the 13th inst. at the same time and place. And a special meeting of the Trustees is called at 2 P. M. same day and place. j6 O. MALTMAN, Sec’y. The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY, June 20th, at the same time and place. jel5 O. MALTMAN, Secretary. The above sale is postponed to Saturday, July Ist, 1871, at the same time and place. jal O. MALTMAN, Sec’y. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Youn men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for their especial advantage will be formed in the School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. myl9. THE WORLD MOVES ! BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT ! use of Dental Substitutes ; ee that Iam now putting in a SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. T attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ma FLATTEST MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopeless cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away. I will here state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no contjnuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft and elastic, it conforms to the movement of the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, ; IAM HAPPY TO INFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the 7a desideratum never before attained t_¢g Whilst prepared to prove all of the above facts, I am also prepared to save the natural teeth by careful filling with the best mateInstruments ! In Extracting, I generally use an Anaespiste, meet eo shecne suited to nature of ease; jperament of tient, etc,T Cash, DR. BR. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Graes Valley, June 19th, 1971. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING . pay said delin-* 8 acacia ret ae And using the Latest Improved . ‘HAVANA CIGARS, and Cintide Orion, Wholesale and Retail, Anda good assortment of Domestic Cigars, ranging in price from $25 per thousand and upwards. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Sn JULIUS. GREENWALD. Nevada, May 25th. ~~ ERSTER-&-MULLOY, ~~ ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &e. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call, LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Mey 9th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, —aND— Deputy U. 8 Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFFPZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, June 6th. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. HE Nevada County Teacher’s Institute will convene in the ASSEMBLY HALL, Of the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 28th, 29th and 30th. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction and other able will deliver addresses during the ¥ We hope every Teacher in the County be present. he Programme of Exercises will be announced in due time. School Officers and all interested iii Eduee jis aunty Supt. of Schools. NEVADA SKATING RINK. HIS favorite place of resort is daily to the public. The Hall Skates is guaranteed to its patrons. Admission 25 éenta, including use of the Skates, except Evening, when Gentlemen aly wae he Senet © eee eee for use stantly on hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— Fountain. B. BULLARD, Proprictor. CIGARS AND TOBACCO! —} Such as Cubanas, Figaros, Matilda, { Political Announcements, CANNON will be a candid -corder, 80 to thederision ie Dem. ocratic County onven@ie. eden. For Assessor. AN. CHANCY, of Nevada. candidate for the office of Coat, rh seseor, subject to the decision of the Degnocratic County Comvention. *~ fig For 8 uperintendent of Schools, B. WHITE, of Nevada city, will be e@ s candidate for the office of Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the de cisten of the Democratic County Conventiom * jis For Road Commissi ioner, EO. W. PARSHLEY, of French Corral, will be a candidate for the office ot Road Commissioner, subject to the decjsion of the Union Republican County Con. vention. For Supt. of Schools. pu POWER, of Kevada City, iy ; hereby announced: as a‘ candidate fox the office of Superintendent of Schools, subjeet te the decision of the Union i County Convention. ju For Read Commissioner, NIHELL, of Nevada City, will bes je candidate for the office of Road Comluissioner, subject to the decision of the Re. publican County Convention. jel. ; For Supervisor. RA BE. WARSH, of Sevads City, 5 M. hereby announced as a anions for nome jels —=m the vince of Supervisor, Ist District, sub. ject to the decision of the Union Republicazj Convention. jie For Public Administrator. D. MULLER, of Nevada city, will be a candidate for the office of Public Aqministrator, subject tothe decision of the Union Republican County Convention. j9 For Assemblyman. M. GEORGE, of Grass Valley, will" be a candidate for the Assembly, subConvention. 7 AMES J. OTF iz hemby announced asa candidate for the office of Cy ‘lreasurer of Nevada County. Subject tothe tion. —~ . — For Sheriff. OHN MAJOR, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County; subject to the decision of Democratic County Convention. j9 For County Surveyor. H S$. BRADLEY is heveby announce ed as a candidate fer the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican Gownty Convention. j2 WwW. ib. LONG, of Eureka Township, e is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney subject to the decision of the Repubiican County Convention. j2 For Assembly. © AT. WHEELER, of Bear Valley, Washington Township, is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembly, mwabject te the decision of the Republican Coavention. : m0 For County 1 Treasurer. ULIUS GREENW ALD is announeed as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision’ of the Democratic County Convention. For County . Treasurer. A GOLDSMITH is hereby announced @ 48 a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention, For County Recorder. t pets MORSE, of Grass Valley, is announced a s candidate fer the office of County Recorder, subject to the nominstion of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. M. WALLING, of i and Ready e Township, will be a idate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sheriff. HES SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada county, by his many friends—subject to the decision of the Re publican Convention. For County Clerk. 3. ROGERS, present incumbent, a Fe be a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating 0o0vention. — For Road Commissioner. Fi, Rnb rons Seed , 18 ’ as a candidate for the office of Road Commissioner, subject the decision of the Republican Convention. For Road Commissioner. OB SCOTT is here announced 88 Bee ig Poggi of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of tbe Republican County Convention. For Public Administrator. JOUR: SALE am announces 8 candidate for the office of ministrator at the ensuing For Sheriff HIN DICKSON is hereby as a candidate for the office of mced ot Sherif subject to the nomination of the Dem cratic County Convention. ee 8 _ For County Clerk. of Townshi?, office of Clerk, of Nevads Com” ty, subject to the of the U! ns publican Convention. a ee os a tench ate, Baete peated to aah h branches. the same as heretofom. . Mevads, June 6th, 1871. ject to the decision of the Union Républican . decision of the Union Republican. Convene w himself 58 we . County ElectioD . PO PARE linen re i NEVADA LOCAI You Ca We recently . Haight and hi: sions: .A cont great cern eate: $10 he could e: corn. The m the test made. with eighteen a one, losing his by the bystand ‘‘Neber mind, nigger don’t lil -eat dem last Haight, he si; bills and stuc Democracy are nigger don’t lil A Grs In the prese1 SCRIPT will be { Ky., Gift Cor Oct. 31st, unde Charles R. Pet iness manager brary of this ’ prizes, amount to $550,000 t largest being $¢ 000, and the ne¢ est gift is $100 be paid in cur. ets are $10 ea pons. The nu sold is 100,000. dorsed by lead: cers in Kentuc a glance at the tees and Super Cooling tw Nevada county, is coo this State.. Ey ing shipments from their est This goes into mento, Stocktc Jose and down the temperatu » beverages cous a = [ _.The markets.o The managers and do everytk to accommoda: people “cool” ders left at the and Main stre atténtion, and residences. The Cosm The Cosmo} ing a grand si of drawing is mand for tick all parts of th your tickets i vice to all. It bered that w! their first Fai premium of f for weeks bef place. If you premium for t onee. I The card o surgeon denti: be found in to Sterling is pre of work in the guarantee a g latest improve ready to give to price and wv v t The The sidew: the city are i and nails proj quarters of ar in some plac hammer woul have occasio places, many great deal of : 5 of D It has been of Nevada d ornament th Fourth of Jt the committe as to have it will be-done, gay on the Fi