June 27, 1876 (4 pages)

SOREN ihe er NOR RE ae INES AS, Seti & he Daily Transcript atl Fi ' Tuesday, June 27, 1876.: : ‘Pe-Day.The Representatives. of the Na@onal Democratic Party meet in St. Louis to-day, for the purpose of nomimating candidates to ran on the Presidential ticket. It is generally conceded that Tilden will go into the ‘Gonivention with the most strength [ of any of the numerous candidates. He is a. shrewd politician, and has been laying his wires for a long time. He has‘a host of outsiders at work for him, and if they can convince the Southern wing that he stands the best chance of success, they will go-for him in a body. ,They say they are going for—anything to beat Hayes ard the Republican Party. It is just barel¥ possible that the de. . termination of the Convention may We a surprise to the party at large, but Tilden certainly has the inside track to start with. at A Good Mine. Wemade a hurried visit to Red ~ Dog the other day, and while there looked over the mining claims of John Hussey, located on the side of ‘Chalk Bluff Mountain, and being on’ the ancient. river’ channel which is supposed to extend up towards Soott’s Flat. .Mr. Hussey is the sole owner of the mine. He employs only white men on his claims, and has two shifts of them, so that work goes on nightand day. There are four hundred inches of, water used ‘through one monitor, bat the fail is . : so great that more execution is done than with double the amount in some claims we know of. The ground is at present worked through a bedrook tunnel, but as it is not of a sufficient depth to wash the centre of the channel to-the bed-rock, another is being run to strike the lowest . : point of the channel, so thatall the ground can be worked through it. It will be nine hundred feet in length ~ aud will be completed and teady for working this Fall. This mine isa valuable piece of property, and: is owned by a man who deserves success in his enterprise. We purpose some time soon, to visit the miues of “that township,.and give full accounts’ Arm Broken. . © Benjamin Mitchell, who lives near Auburn, on Thursday last undertook to ride a colt, which objected to the arrangement, and bucked him off her back. Securing her after a small ehase, he put o blind on her and: again mounted her. After being on her back but a short time,.the blind -, @ame off, and the eolt, eatohing: a sight of him upon her back, had recourse to her old tactics, whieh she earried to such perfection as to finally throw Mitchell over her head a distance of twenty feet. Putting out his left hand, instinctively, to aave himself as he fell, the full force of the fall was received upon that arm, snapping the bones off near-the wrist. Dr. Shackleton reduced the fracture, and Mitchell is doing as ‘well as could be expected.—Placer Argus. ‘The Cantata at Grass Valley. The personation of parts in the Cantata which comes off this week at Grass Valley, commencing tonight at Hamilton Hall, is as follows: Zerish..Miss Frankie Parker. Mordeoai....d0. Jenkins, Mordecai's Sister. .Mias R. Novitzky Prophetess...Miss E. Marlat. ee, PTT Ee E.A. Roberts. “High Chamberlain . Horacw Bridges. Queon’s Maids of Honor; Zerish's Mlds of Honor; King’s Guards, King’s Pages, ete: Chorus of PerAigps—Chorus of Jews, ie Soloists— Miss Gracie Powning, Mise Emma Tompkins, Miss Emily Wales, Mrs. Polglase and Miss Lis. @dd Fellows’. Ball, _ We acknowledge thé receipt of complimentary tickets to the grand “ball which isto come off in Grass _ Valley on the eveningof the Fourth of July, under the dul auspices of the Odd Feliows of that place. It wili bea fine affair throughout, as the mor expense to make it the best party of the scason. butcher establishment of this county}. . while on a trip to the upper: coundrove of cattle there a young aniage, whiech-is a most remarkable ber of this excellent monthly, which vocal music in. the Public Schools of ‘Ban Francisco, accompanied by sta‘number, is worth the subscription Hparties was reeeived at the depot yes . Herald says: Last Tuesday morning ‘Hamilton at Sacramento, and one to ‘port him getting along as well as lately a resident of atown in Indi‘ana, for ssying that this tree actual4 He mentions one case which came bitter, and .down and ¢ bealthy decal. gy One of~ the buyers for a wholesalé try the other day, found among a mal about two and a Walf years of spgcimen, and puts other monstrosi. ties which have been exhibited over the countryin the shade, The head of the animal in question, is where the tail onght to be, ov in other words, the hind legs of the creature are nearest its head, and when it walks or runs it goes backwards. Even in this awkward manner it has no difficulty in keeping up with its comrades whén they walk or. run atanding a good round price was offered tor it. ; * Musical Review. We have received the June numis published by Sherman & Hyde, San Francisco. It contains twelve pages of choice vocal and instrumental music, also criticisms of concerts,,. entertaining correspondence, poems and miscellaneous matter, A. particularly interesting feature is the report.of the annual examination of tistics showing the status Cf. the several schools,the music’alofie, in each price per year, $150. Send your subscriptions in coin, currency. or stamps tothe publishers, Sherman . 4 & Hyde, San Francisco, Breight at the Depot. ——-} Freight for the following named Nevada—J. Blasauff, Wing. Sing, Wang Gee, He Lee, J:Jack, A. Sloan, Johnstun & DeHart, W, Wolf, . ° Hf, McCauley, Mrs, M. A. Sterling, E. W. Bigelow & Co., G. E. Furner, W. A. Sigourney, OC, F. Robinson, Seniovs Accipent.— The Placer @ telegraph to Attorney-General Jo Mrs. Hamilton at Avburn, announced that their little son George, a bright boy of about 10 years, had met with an accident while horseback riding on his father’s ranch, a few miles . t from Oolusa. Phe Bee says: ‘It seems that his-horse beeame frightened and threw the’ boy by a sudden plunge. Tho little one suffered a severe fracture of the situll, besides being badly bruised. Drs, Belton aud Robinson were at once summoned,.andidid everything possible for the ohild.””. Mrs. Hamilton, on receipt of the sad news, took a buggy at once for Kinecoln, where she was . . met by the General on the up train, . by whith they beth proceeded to the presence of their suffering child. George was raised here, and is quite a favorite with bothold and young, and it is with pleasure we are able to announce that later telegrams rocould be-ex pected. Porsonous Suave Theses. —-One who has passed often up and down the streets of Grass Valley during a week or so past, says the Foothill Tidings, need not be told that the silanthus tree, when in bloom especially, though at all times more or less 80, is offensively odorous. The fresh leaves and twigs, when crushed, are nauseating to the smell, and during the period of flowering the/ “Orpheus C. Kerr,"’ Robert N. air surrounding one of these trees is . Newell. : . 80 offensive as to make persons of Oe Parley,"’ Samuel G. Gooddelicate stomach actually sick. We “Peter Pindar,” Dr. Wolcott. have the authority of a gentleman, ‘Petroleum V. Nasby,” D, R. ly poisons the air when. blooming, and that eases of severe gicknesa. “You-have-s considerable : population in this villuge, you?” asked a stranger of one of the orange = a village on the Mississippi. * yes, by par-. reply. “About half the year the wayd is up ow. ° have been traced to this cause alone. under hié.own observation, where a whole family were made sick taking of milk, butter and meat that had “been kept in a pantry near which stood un ailanthus tree. All these articles’ of food, and ularly butter and milk, absorb odors very readily, und on investigation it was found that such food kept in the paptry in question was sotually Swelled und tasted like silanthus. Cut the poi things wui-bearing trees Juan Times says;.On Saturday of apt week a Chittaman sbout 70 years ted at the rear end off the Theatre lot, and near the China:Josh House, The old man had gone with another Celestial tothe well to draw water and while in the act of doing so, his pipe, which he was smoking at the time, fell in the well, To obtain his pipe he got into the bucket and was let dewn by his companion, who had not sense enough to draw tanght on the rope when the .bucket struck the water. the bucket on reaching the water turned over and threw the old man into the water, head downwards, over the pasture. The-owner would . #04 before assistance could reach . not dispose ofthe animal, notwith-. him life became extinct. Stotlar held awinquest over thebedy were elicited. Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., for week ending June 26th, 1876. calling ;for-advertised letters will please Give the date of advertisement. ~ Nadd,. J ~ Stewardson, Thomas. -tion of some English officers, andi England has made up her mind to demand‘satisfaction at once. tude of society toward them? —A possible help for her return, or if she returns of her own motion, do and delicacy as to secure her against wandering? Far from it. -Ag the first step she is denounced as. lost! Lost! echo friends and relatives— we disown you; don’t ever come to disgrace differently. How bad And lost!—irretrievably lost—is the prompt verdict of conventional morality; while one and all unite in boitimg-every door between her and morality. be required at our hands hereafter? Noms de Plume used by some writ~ ers of celebrity :. Wilson. back Herbert. Li ware Halpine, ~~ ICKS. : ah ene Titcomb,” J. @. Bol} the other day, what occasioned the sultness of the sea, after udvanced with some confidence the opinion that it “umust be owing to the cv s 2 das ’ ; but one ear— : : > oF y Fiesl Dnownep mt a Wart.—The Sen} tage was drowned in a well situnThe result was Justice n-Saturday when the foregoing facts ——e _-— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain im the Post Persuns H. H. Hasxrne, P. M, Bagon, Mrs Mary Day, Geo F 27 Goodman, Mrs Mary Louet, Louis Miller, Geo. Nolan, Mrs Catharine Tiffany, Mirs-Mury-A West, EJ Melcey, Chas Exauanp and Peru have a misun-erstanding about the latter’s deten-Tury have planted a Centennia} ®150 Ophir 4914. 150 Gould & Curry 15%. 100 Best & Belcher 47. -_ 277 California 74. 1665 ee 20, 180 Con Vi 495 Hale & rginia 6034. orcross 934. . 145 Crown Point 103%, 670 Yellow Jacket 3144. 6t8 Imperial 6%. 665 Alpha 4824. 110 Belcher 1644. 150 Overman 60, 330 J 200 J ustice 2314, ulia 834. 20 Caledonia 83%. 305 Union Con 114%, —— 180 Sierra Nevada 133,,-~ 40 Wtah 18. 250 Succor 80c, me 10 Bullion 44. 75 Chollar 76%. ~ 60 Exchequer 1644. 20 Kentuck 1254, 100 Silver Hill 7., 50 Baltimore 127, Yesterday Afternoon’s {fiales. Leopard 62%.Gers Thomas 4. Ophir 4944. Yel jow Jacket 31. . Imperial 634, Belcher 16%. Alp ba ‘4734, Mexican 25%. Union Con 11. Northern Bell 4v. “Raymond & Ely 8%. Eureka Con 124, Stosson ran 311 in a match game of Brench caroms.in New York last week, THERE were last “year arrested. in London, 72,606 persons, of whom 24,346 Were women. oS: Tue Petaluma Argus tells abouts petrified whale found in Sonoma ore is hereby given, thet in pursuCourt, made June 20th, 1876,in the matter ~Peash,, in4U. S$. Gold ¢@oin, and subject to hey receive her with such kindness ‘ae, Lost!says society, inthese girlsare I Ab! will not these lost ones “Nos px Piums.—Following ane ‘“*Artemas Ward,"’ C. F, Browne. **Carleton,”’ C. G; Coffin, ‘Charlotte Bronte,’’ Currer Bell, “‘Obristopher North,” Prof. John “*Elia,’’ Charles Lamb, *‘Fanny Fern,’’ Mrs.Jumes Parton, ‘Fanny Forrester,”’ Xmily Chub“Frank Forrester,” Henry W. “Gail Hamilton," Abigail Dodge. “Grace Greenwood,’"’ Mrs. 38. J. osh Billings,” H. W. Shaw. “Mark Twain.’’ Samuel Clemens. “Miles Or Reilly,"’ Charles G. . ‘Mrs. Partington,” B. P. Shilla-. ° r. *M. Quad,’’ C. B. Lewis. “Oliver Optic,’’ W. T. Adams,” Father,’’ was tbe to the second story winA zor, being asked by his teacher Rex terday:. tree, in Augusta, Georgia. A: box of . County. Granitevite-——W. R. Dickieson. soil from Bunker Hill, with hatchets . susmsunsusssmsmmsmmmemesssmsmeenmm North Bloomfield—T. J. Murphy, . buried in it, was placed around’ the HOTEL ARRIVALS 'T. P. Crandall. roots, . Series : Malakoft—N. B. G. M. Oo. : _.Gnion. Hotel. Moore’s Flat—C. Sullivan. ' D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Colsiahis HUR--0.: Hawley, . , Monsees toomeed to roe eet Sarorpar, June 24th, 1876, Washington—Gee Sing. are those lost women,.andi the atti-. . I A Chapman, Winters A ¥ Perrin, Forest Springs. WC Bradley, Nevada City . little child strays from her home enHenery Thompson, do losure, and the whole community is. M Hyman, . do on the alert to find the wanderer and. 4 pe aprestore it. to its mother’s. arms,. 5 Hyman, 4 What rejoiciags when it is found,. PH Smi:h, do what tearful sympathy, viet heartieC enol > ness of congratulations! There are. Z F no harsh comments upon tired feet, ow Wie pees” arige be they ever so miry, No repri-. ¥ A Gampbeil, do mand for the soiled and torn gar-. -F A Mason,. do. ments, no lack of kisses for the tear-. © fee? e stained face, But let the child grow} R Shoemaker,‘ do into womanhood; let her be led trom P Seers,N ON GRR the path of virtue and rectitade. by . 3 Sehloss, Ban Francisco the scourge of want; what happens?) @ w.qill Grass Valley Do Christian men and women go in. sy Soudon, Dutch Flat search of her? Do they provide all. 88 Murchie, Murchie’s Mine T © Pockr:an, Woodland W. Pearson, Granit+ville GO. MeClasky, North ne Oo AJ Ross, . Frank Roas, do J C Buvey, do : ; dP Ebaugh wife & child, Willow Vailey Jas F 55 A Knowlton, Belfas*, Maine A Merrow, Scott’s Flat Thomas Penniman, San Francisco 3. M Duval, do Mrs Soggs, Truckee Thos Buckner. Nevada City P Shi DrJc Miss Ella Crusen, x RR BTK le, Scott’s Flat mard, North San — Preston, Stockton F A Ebrecht, Washington. M A Wilson, Cisco M C Taylor, Grass Valley Scnpay, June 25th, 2676. B H Chamberfain,. Marysville Mra E.C Robb, Grass Valley -Mrs 8 Ingleman, Chicago Mr & Mrs Ashton, Piper’s Opera Troupe Miss Badger, 1 do: Little Dorritt, do Me Badger, do M McCrum, San F-anc'sco M L Knowles, Nevada Cit L M Sukeforth , Cascade it D B Enecttle, Cooper’s Mill OC Donnelly, Nevada City Z TO Ra c ndail, Rush Creek H Chase, Nevada City J Justice, do E Sackett, V Flume Miss M Dicken, Grass ¥alley J A Smith, North Bloomfield HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. s. Saturpax, Juae 24th, 1876, ww ~ Ey A. EDDY, Proprietor. E ee ; : : JA Pee oscr Om mm Ht = F i i g < H —Wm Waters, Wash ‘ ZA app sia Franclace Jno Bartell, Nevada City La) « if Sundar, June 25:h, 1876. u, ith do do g 5 iti : F i Wage tas FE 5 “ed i 7 MILITARY NOTICE, “ONEVADA LIGHT GUARD! TO. APPEAR aT a ij IN FULL UNIFOBM,'. Tuesday, July 4th, 1876, AT 10.0'CLOCK, A. M. The Company will march prompthy at 10 1-2 o'clock, and ali not ja. ranks will be considered as absentees. . The Gompany will participate in the festivities in this city, and assist in making this dsy one .long to be remembered . with pride and satisfaction. Under no circumstances (except. sickness) willany of the Company be exeused from parading: on that day. On this Centennial Anniversary the Comfull ranks and. soldierly appearance, not only tu do credit to the day, but—also to the State. J. A. RAPP, Es = Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O, 8. ju27 Administratriz Sale of Real Estate. auce of an*order of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, msde on the 7th day of February. 1876, :nd the further order of said of the estate of R. W. Lafta, deceased, the undersigned, the administratrix, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for confirm tion by said Probate Court, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of July, 1876,.at 12 o’elock, M., at the Court House door in Nevada City, ii the County of Nevada,.all the right, title, interest and estate of ite ssid R. W. Lattd, at the time of his death, ‘And all the right title snd interes: that tue said estate has, by operation of law or otherw 60, acquired, other than er in addition to that of the said &. W. Latta iat /the time of his death, in and to all that vertain los, “. piece or parcel of land, situste, tying, and being in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described a8 follows, to wit: That cértain quarts ledge, known as the Gaston Ridge quartz Jode, ov Gaston Ridge, and being about one fourth of a milo in a westerly direc. tion from the California quartz mill, and consisting of three thousand feet of the said quartz lode. Also that certain steam quartz mill, situate i= the vicinity of said lode, and known as the California mill, used in connection with said lode, the interest of said estate—baingvided in said mineand mill. Also a lke interest in-all boarding houses, buildings, timbers for mining purposes, and property of every kind connected with said mine. Terms and Conditions. of Sale: Cash in chase money to be paid to the auctioneer on the duy of sale, balince on. confi tion of sale by said Probate Court, ed and stamps at expense of purchaser §. A. LATTA, Administratrix of the ‘Estate of R. W. Latta, deceased. J. M. Wulling, Attorney. . June 24th, 1876. Election for Chief Engineer. jn27 hes ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINE! R of the Neyada City Fire Department, will take place at the Marshal’s Ofhce, on : NONDAY, JULY 31, 1876, Judges—Joseph Olive and Frank Eilerman. . Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed. Goldsmith. Polls will be open from. to 8 g'tlock, M By order of the Board o: Delegates. ‘W. BR. COE, President. Jas. Monro, a _Jets AT THE KEYSTONE SALOON, i ke BEST PUNCHES, MINT JU.LIPS and SHERRX COBBLERS in the worhi, Come and try them, Nevada City, June 25th, 18763. LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATER. FROM ‘ SONOMA COUNTY, CALIPORNIE[A, Natare’s Specific fer the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, _ Irregularities of the action of the Kidueys and Liver, Inflamemation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc. » without any question, is the best mineral water on the Pacific Coast, its beneficial affects are certified to by 4 all who have an opportunity of using it. Families and the tra supplied te appl. = WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor ef the Grass Valley : Seda Works. ‘ Who is the General Agent for Nevada Ceunty, . { jeo24-1m ch { 2 > Wednesday & Thursday Eve'gs, June 28th and 29th, 1876, IN TEE NEVADA THEATRE. ADMITTANSE FREE. pany should ¢ ideavor, and is expected, by . U.8 goid coin, ten per cent.of the pur. ADIES who kindly propose to donate srticles for the #AlK TABLE, will icase Send the same to Mrs. Hoel, or Mrs, phasic, or to the Rareounge, aw Drugs, Medicines, &¢_ > P. H BELDEN, © . Successor to Bell & Belge Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercia) Ste. * ‘Wholesale & Retail dealer; °°” Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals “Patent Medicines, &c, ™ A.fall line of Choice Perfumery, Toilets Soaps, ‘l'oilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs. ae “ag ints, Oils, Va Also, Paints, 8, Varnishes, W; Glass, Paint Brushes, &c, — Also a full line of STATIONERY, such lan k Books, Letter. Note and Legal py er, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order.at the lowog, an Franciseo prices. : : My Stock is most complete in all its department3 and my 8 are low. I sok a share of public patronage. 5 : P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March St, 1876; COUNTY -WARRANTs. LL warrants on General Fund, Tegiss A tered prior to Jan. 5th, 1876. Alm. ail Warrants°on Road Fund, registered, prior to January 12th, 1876, will be paid on presentation. Interest céases from date, JERKY PAYNE, Treasurer, : By R. W. Tuny, Deputy, Nevada, June 8th, 1876, The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, BY R. V. PIERCE, SPEGIALLY ADAPTED FOR FAMILY USE . ¢P_ TREATS OF BIOLOGY, oR THE Science of Life. Home treatment of aa diseases, with their causes, symptoms aid” .remedies. A-valuable treatise on nursing the sick,—tke laws: of reproduction,—the ‘transinission of life,etc.; and & true and scientific Marriage Guide. Price $1 50, 900 Pages, 250 En. : gravings, H.C. T. LAWLOR is the agent for the work, and orders will also be taxen at Belden’s Drug Store. m0a30-5w NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S SALg the District Count of the U. &., for: the District of California. In the Matter of Martin Quick, Bankrupt. No. tice is hereby given that I, the undersigned the duly appointed assignee of said Ee. tute, will offer for sale, in front of the auc. tion salesroom of W. ©. Pope, Mil) Street, Graus Valley, Nevada County, Cal. ; at. pub. lic auction, to be sold to the highest bid. der for cash, U. 8, gold coin, on SATUR. —ono-third-undi. DAY; duly 8th, 1876, at 2 o’clBck P. x. of said day, 2 horses, 1 mule, 1 cow—belonging to suid Estate. __ : CHAS. W. KITTS, Genes Valley, June 14, 1876. NOTICE. : None 18 HEREBY GIVEN THA?jets. the principal place of business of the evaas snd Mountain Lakes Ice Company’ is removed from Nevada City, Nevada. County, State of California, to the City and County-of San Francisco, and State of ‘ H. HALE, Sec. Nevada City; June 9, 1876. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, EFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PING. : , Over — Drug Btore. Kesidence at the, old Keeney place, on Orders att at KE. M, Preston's ended nl? and berries, the 24 A good title given. The ten minutes walk of the further particulars enquire of eke jnie —— LEE GARTHE. OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. © PD. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. Bag ni end of the EMPIRE 8TA--: BLES announces that he has nov the Largest lot of Hlerses, Carriages and Buggies ~} Po be found in this part of the State. Teams, jg Bee ong Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horres are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fastas any gentleman cares to drive. for Funerals attended to with ptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. < . Horses boarded th » week OF month aud the greatsat of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON. Nevada City, November 17th, 1876. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, — firass Valley, Californie. FIRST CLASS STYLE Rvery atten‘ton will be given to t+ wants of guests. A Fine BAR and BILLIARD 84° LOON is attache ¢o the Hetel. The General Stage Uffice is Kept at tht ali w, C. STOKES, Provrictor. _ DR, C, D. BOBO, { site the THEATRE. Office at Bell & Beldon’s Drug Store, ae me er ee tis eye

SOREN ihe er NOR RE ae INES AS, Seti & he Daily Transcript atl Fi ' Tuesday, June 27, 1876.: : ‘Pe-Day.The Representatives. of the Na@onal Democratic Party meet in St. Louis to-day, for the purpose of nomimating candidates to ran on the Presidential ticket. It is generally conceded that Tilden will go into the ‘Gonivention with the most strength [ of any of the numerous candidates. He is a. shrewd politician, and has been laying his wires for a long time. He has‘a host of outsiders at work for him, and if they can convince the Southern wing that he stands the best chance of success, they will go-for him in a body. ,They say they are going for—anything to beat Hayes ard the Republican Party. It is just barel¥ possible that the de. . termination of the Convention may We a surprise to the party at large, but Tilden certainly has the inside track to start with. at A Good Mine. Wemade a hurried visit to Red ~ Dog the other day, and while there looked over the mining claims of John Hussey, located on the side of ‘Chalk Bluff Mountain, and being on’ the ancient. river’ channel which is supposed to extend up towards Soott’s Flat. .Mr. Hussey is the sole owner of the mine. He employs only white men on his claims, and has two shifts of them, so that work goes on nightand day. There are four hundred inches of, water used ‘through one monitor, bat the fail is . : so great that more execution is done than with double the amount in some claims we know of. The ground is at present worked through a bedrook tunnel, but as it is not of a sufficient depth to wash the centre of the channel to-the bed-rock, another is being run to strike the lowest . : point of the channel, so thatall the ground can be worked through it. It will be nine hundred feet in length ~ aud will be completed and teady for working this Fall. This mine isa valuable piece of property, and: is owned by a man who deserves success in his enterprise. We purpose some time soon, to visit the miues of “that township,.and give full accounts’ Arm Broken. . © Benjamin Mitchell, who lives near Auburn, on Thursday last undertook to ride a colt, which objected to the arrangement, and bucked him off her back. Securing her after a small ehase, he put o blind on her and: again mounted her. After being on her back but a short time,.the blind -, @ame off, and the eolt, eatohing: a sight of him upon her back, had recourse to her old tactics, whieh she earried to such perfection as to finally throw Mitchell over her head a distance of twenty feet. Putting out his left hand, instinctively, to aave himself as he fell, the full force of the fall was received upon that arm, snapping the bones off near-the wrist. Dr. Shackleton reduced the fracture, and Mitchell is doing as ‘well as could be expected.—Placer Argus. ‘The Cantata at Grass Valley. The personation of parts in the Cantata which comes off this week at Grass Valley, commencing tonight at Hamilton Hall, is as follows: Zerish....Miss Frankie Parker. Mordeoai.......d0. Jenkins, Mordecai's Sister. .Mias R. Novitzky Prophetess.....Miss E. Marlat. ee, PTT Ee E.A. Roberts. “High Chamberlain . Horacw Bridges. Queon’s Maids of Honor; Zerish's Mlds of Honor; King’s Guards, King’s Pages, ete: Chorus of PerAigps—Chorus of Jews, ie Soloists— Miss Gracie Powning, Mise Emma Tompkins, Miss Emily Wales, Mrs. Polglase and Miss Lis. @dd Fellows’. Ball, _ We acknowledge thé receipt of complimentary tickets to the grand “ball which isto come off in Grass _ Valley on the eveningof the Fourth of July, under the dul auspices of the Odd Feliows of that place. It wili bea fine affair throughout, as the mor expense to make it the best party of the scason. butcher establishment of this county}. . while on a trip to the upper: coundrove of cattle there a young aniage, whiech-is a most remarkable ber of this excellent monthly, which vocal music in. the Public Schools of ‘Ban Francisco, accompanied by sta‘number, is worth the subscription Hparties was reeeived at the depot yes . Herald says: Last Tuesday morning ‘Hamilton at Sacramento, and one to ‘port him getting along as well as lately a resident of atown in Indi‘ana, for ssying that this tree actual4 He mentions one case which came bitter, and .down and ¢ bealthy decal. gy One of~ the buyers for a wholesalé try the other day, found among a mal about two and a Walf years of spgcimen, and puts other monstrosi. ties which have been exhibited over the countryin the shade, The head of the animal in question, is where the tail onght to be, ov in other words, the hind legs of the creature are nearest its head, and when it walks or runs it goes backwards. Even in this awkward manner it has no difficulty in keeping up with its comrades whén they walk or. run atanding a good round price was offered tor it. ; * Musical Review. We have received the June numis published by Sherman & Hyde, San Francisco. It contains twelve pages of choice vocal and instrumental music, also criticisms of concerts,,. entertaining correspondence, poems and miscellaneous matter, A. particularly interesting feature is the report.of the annual examination of tistics showing the status Cf. the several schools,the music’alofie, in each price per year, $150. Send your subscriptions in coin, currency. or stamps tothe publishers, Sherman . 4 & Hyde, San Francisco, Breight at the Depot. ——-} Freight for the following named Nevada—J. Blasauff, Wing. Sing, Wang Gee, He Lee, J:Jack, A. Sloan, Johnstun & DeHart, W, Wolf, . ° Hf, McCauley, Mrs, M. A. Sterling, E. W. Bigelow & Co., G. E. Furner, W. A. Sigourney, OC, F. Robinson, Seniovs Accipent.— The Placer @ telegraph to Attorney-General Jo Mrs. Hamilton at Avburn, announced that their little son George, a bright boy of about 10 years, had met with an accident while horseback riding on his father’s ranch, a few miles . t from Oolusa. Phe Bee says: ‘It seems that his-horse beeame frightened and threw the’ boy by a sudden plunge. Tho little one suffered a severe fracture of the situll, besides being badly bruised. Drs, Belton aud Robinson were at once summoned,.andidid everything possible for the ohild.””. Mrs. Hamilton, on receipt of the sad news, took a buggy at once for Kinecoln, where she was . . met by the General on the up train, . by whith they beth proceeded to the presence of their suffering child. George was raised here, and is quite a favorite with bothold and young, and it is with pleasure we are able to announce that later telegrams rocould be-ex pected. Porsonous Suave Theses. —-One who has passed often up and down the streets of Grass Valley during a week or so past, says the Foothill Tidings, need not be told that the silanthus tree, when in bloom especially, though at all times more or less 80, is offensively odorous. The fresh leaves and twigs, when crushed, are nauseating to the smell, and during the period of flowering the/ “Orpheus C. Kerr,"’ Robert N. air surrounding one of these trees is . Newell. : . 80 offensive as to make persons of Oe Parley,"’ Samuel G. Gooddelicate stomach actually sick. We “Peter Pindar,” Dr. Wolcott. have the authority of a gentleman, ‘Petroleum V. Nasby,” D, R. ly poisons the air when. blooming, and that eases of severe gicknesa. “You-have-s considerable : population in this villuge, you?” asked a stranger of one of the orange = a village on the Mississippi. * yes, by par-. reply. “About half the year the wayd is up ow. ° have been traced to this cause alone. under hié.own observation, where a whole family were made sick taking of milk, butter and meat that had “been kept in a pantry near which stood un ailanthus tree. All these articles’ of food, and ularly butter and milk, absorb odors very readily, und on investigation it was found that such food kept in the paptry in question was sotually Swelled und tasted like silanthus. Cut the poi things wui-bearing trees Juan Times says;.On Saturday of apt week a Chittaman sbout 70 years ted at the rear end off the Theatre lot, and near the China:Josh House, The old man had gone with another Celestial tothe well to draw water and while in the act of doing so, his pipe, which he was smoking at the time, fell in the well, To obtain his pipe he got into the bucket and was let dewn by his companion, who had not sense enough to draw tanght on the rope when the .bucket struck the water. the bucket on reaching the water turned over and threw the old man into the water, head downwards, over the pasture. The-owner would . #04 before assistance could reach . not dispose ofthe animal, notwith-. him life became extinct. Stotlar held awinquest over thebedy were elicited. Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., for week ending June 26th, 1876. calling ;for-advertised letters will please Give the date of advertisement. ~ Nadd,. J ~ Stewardson, Thomas. -tion of some English officers, andi England has made up her mind to demand‘satisfaction at once. tude of society toward them? —A possible help for her return, or if she returns of her own motion, do and delicacy as to secure her against wandering? Far from it. -Ag the first step she is denounced as. lost! Lost! echo friends and relatives— we disown you; don’t ever come to disgrace differently. How bad And lost!—irretrievably lost—is the prompt verdict of conventional morality; while one and all unite in boitimg-every door between her and morality. be required at our hands hereafter? Noms de Plume used by some writ~ ers of celebrity :. Wilson. back Herbert. Li ware Halpine, ~~ ICKS. : ah ene Titcomb,” J. @. Bol} the other day, what occasioned the sultness of the sea, after udvanced with some confidence the opinion that it “umust be owing to the cv s 2 das ’ ; but one ear— : : > oF y Fiesl Dnownep mt a Wart.—The Sen} tage was drowned in a well situnThe result was Justice n-Saturday when the foregoing facts ——e _-— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain im the Post Persuns H. H. Hasxrne, P. M, Bagon, Mrs Mary Day, Geo F 27 Goodman, Mrs Mary Louet, Louis Miller, Geo. Nolan, Mrs Catharine Tiffany, Mirs-Mury-A West, EJ Melcey, Chas Exauanp and Peru have a misun-erstanding about the latter’s deten-Tury have planted a Centennia} ®150 Ophir 4914. 150 Gould & Curry 15%. 100 Best & Belcher 47. -_ 277 California 74. 1665 ee 20, 180 Con Vi 495 Hale & rginia 6034. orcross 934. . 145 Crown Point 103%, 670 Yellow Jacket 3144. 6t8 Imperial 6%. 665 Alpha 4824. 110 Belcher 1644. 150 Overman 60, 330 J 200 J ustice 2314, ulia 834. 20 Caledonia 83%. 305 Union Con 114%, —— 180 Sierra Nevada 133,,-~ 40 Wtah 18. 250 Succor 80c, me 10 Bullion 44. 75 Chollar 76%. ~ 60 Exchequer 1644. 20 Kentuck 1254, 100 Silver Hill 7., 50 Baltimore 127, Yesterday Afternoon’s {fiales. Leopard 62%.Gers Thomas 4. Ophir 4944. Yel jow Jacket 31. . Imperial 634, Belcher 16%. Alp ba ‘4734, Mexican 25%. Union Con 11. Northern Bell 4v. “Raymond & Ely 8%. Eureka Con 124, Stosson ran 311 in a match game of Brench caroms.in New York last week, THERE were last “year arrested. in London, 72,606 persons, of whom 24,346 Were women. oS: Tue Petaluma Argus tells abouts petrified whale found in Sonoma ore is hereby given, thet in pursuCourt, made June 20th, 1876,in the matter ~Peash,, in4U. S$. Gold ¢@oin, and subject to hey receive her with such kindness ‘ae, Lost!says society, inthese girlsare I Ab! will not these lost ones “Nos px Piums.—Following ane ‘“*Artemas Ward,"’ C. F, Browne. **Carleton,”’ C. G; Coffin, ‘Charlotte Bronte,’’ Currer Bell, “‘Obristopher North,” Prof. John “*Elia,’’ Charles Lamb, *‘Fanny Fern,’’ Mrs.Jumes Parton, ‘Fanny Forrester,”’ Xmily Chub“Frank Forrester,” Henry W. “Gail Hamilton," Abigail Dodge. “Grace Greenwood,’"’ Mrs. 38. J. osh Billings,” H. W. Shaw. “Mark Twain.’’ Samuel Clemens. “Miles Or Reilly,"’ Charles G. . ‘Mrs. Partington,” B. P. Shilla-. ° r.

*M. Quad,’’ C. B. Lewis. “Oliver Optic,’’ W. T. Adams,” Father,’’ was tbe to the second story winA zor, being asked by his teacher Rex terday:. tree, in Augusta, Georgia. A: box of . County. Granitevite-——W. R. Dickieson. soil from Bunker Hill, with hatchets . susmsunsusssmsmmsmmmemesssmsmeenmm North Bloomfield—T. J. Murphy, . buried in it, was placed around’ the HOTEL ARRIVALS 'T. P. Crandall. roots, . Series : Malakoft—N. B. G. M. Oo. : _.Gnion. Hotel. Moore’s Flat—C. Sullivan. ' D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Colsiahis HUR--0.: Hawley, . , Monsees toomeed to roe eet Sarorpar, June 24th, 1876, Washington—Gee Sing. are those lost women,.andi the atti-. . I A Chapman, Winters A ¥ Perrin, Forest Springs. WC Bradley, Nevada City . little child strays from her home enHenery Thompson, do losure, and the whole community is. M Hyman, . do on the alert to find the wanderer and. 4 pe aprestore it. to its mother’s. arms,. 5 Hyman, 4 What rejoiciags when it is found,. PH Smi:h, do what tearful sympathy, viet heartieC enol > ness of congratulations! There are. Z F no harsh comments upon tired feet, ow Wie pees” arige be they ever so miry, No repri-. ¥ A Gampbeil, do mand for the soiled and torn gar-. -F A Mason,. do. ments, no lack of kisses for the tear-. © fee? e stained face, But let the child grow} R Shoemaker,‘ do into womanhood; let her be led trom P Seers,N ON GRR the path of virtue and rectitade. by . 3 Sehloss, Ban Francisco the scourge of want; what happens?) @ w.qill Grass Valley Do Christian men and women go in. sy Soudon, Dutch Flat search of her? Do they provide all. 88 Murchie, Murchie’s Mine T © Pockr:an, Woodland W. Pearson, Granit+ville GO. MeClasky, North ne Oo AJ Ross, . Frank Roas, do J C Buvey, do : ; dP Ebaugh wife & child, Willow Vailey Jas F 55 A Knowlton, Belfas*, Maine A Merrow, Scott’s Flat Thomas Penniman, San Francisco 3. M Duval, do Mrs Soggs, Truckee Thos Buckner. Nevada City P Shi DrJc Miss Ella Crusen, x RR BTK le, Scott’s Flat mard, North San — Preston, Stockton F A Ebrecht, Washington. M A Wilson, Cisco M C Taylor, Grass Valley Scnpay, June 25th, 2676. B H Chamberfain,. Marysville Mra E.C Robb, Grass Valley -Mrs 8 Ingleman, Chicago Mr & Mrs Ashton, Piper’s Opera Troupe Miss Badger, 1 do: Little Dorritt, do Me Badger, do M McCrum, San F-anc'sco M L Knowles, Nevada Cit L M Sukeforth , Cascade it D B Enecttle, Cooper’s Mill OC Donnelly, Nevada City Z TO Ra c ndail, Rush Creek H Chase, Nevada City J Justice, do E Sackett, V Flume Miss M Dicken, Grass ¥alley J A Smith, North Bloomfield HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. s. Saturpax, Juae 24th, 1876, ww ~ Ey A. EDDY, Proprietor. E ee ; : : JA Pee oscr Om mm Ht = F i i g < H —Wm Waters, Wash ‘ ZA app sia Franclace Jno Bartell, Nevada City La) « if Sundar, June 25:h, 1876. u, ith do do g 5 iti : F i Wage tas FE 5 “ed i 7 MILITARY NOTICE, “ONEVADA LIGHT GUARD! TO. APPEAR aT a ij IN FULL UNIFOBM,'. Tuesday, July 4th, 1876, AT 10.0'CLOCK, A. M. The Company will march prompthy at 10 1-2 o'clock, and ali not ja. ranks will be considered as absentees. . The Gompany will participate in the festivities in this city, and assist in making this dsy one .long to be remembered . with pride and satisfaction. Under no circumstances (except. sickness) willany of the Company be exeused from parading: on that day. On this Centennial Anniversary the Comfull ranks and. soldierly appearance, not only tu do credit to the day, but—also to the State. J. A. RAPP, Es = Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O, 8. ju27 Administratriz Sale of Real Estate. auce of an*order of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, msde on the 7th day of February. 1876, :nd the further order of said of the estate of R. W. Lafta, deceased, the undersigned, the administratrix, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for confirm tion by said Probate Court, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of July, 1876,.at 12 o’elock, M., at the Court House door in Nevada City, ii the County of Nevada,.all the right, title, interest and estate of ite ssid R. W. Lattd, at the time of his death, ‘And all the right title snd interes: that tue said estate has, by operation of law or otherw 60, acquired, other than er in addition to that of the said &. W. Latta iat /the time of his death, in and to all that vertain los, “. piece or parcel of land, situste, tying, and being in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described a8 follows, to wit: That cértain quarts ledge, known as the Gaston Ridge quartz Jode, ov Gaston Ridge, and being about one fourth of a milo in a westerly direc. tion from the California quartz mill, and consisting of three thousand feet of the said quartz lode. Also that certain steam quartz mill, situate i= the vicinity of said lode, and known as the California mill, used in connection with said lode, the interest of said estate—baingvided in said mineand mill. Also a lke interest in-all boarding houses, buildings, timbers for mining purposes, and property of every kind connected with said mine. Terms and Conditions. of Sale: Cash in chase money to be paid to the auctioneer on the duy of sale, balince on. confi tion of sale by said Probate Court, ed and stamps at expense of purchaser §. A. LATTA, Administratrix of the ‘Estate of R. W. Latta, deceased. J. M. Wulling, Attorney. . June 24th, 1876. Election for Chief Engineer. jn27 hes ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINE! R of the Neyada City Fire Department, will take place at the Marshal’s Ofhce, on : NONDAY, JULY 31, 1876, Judges—Joseph Olive and Frank Eilerman. . Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed. Goldsmith. Polls will be open from. to 8 g'tlock, M By order of the Board o: Delegates. ‘W. BR. COE, President. Jas. Monro, a _Jets AT THE KEYSTONE SALOON, i ke BEST PUNCHES, MINT JU.LIPS and SHERRX COBBLERS in the worhi, Come and try them, Nevada City, June 25th, 18763. LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATER. FROM ‘ SONOMA COUNTY, CALIPORNIE[A, Natare’s Specific fer the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, _ Irregularities of the action of the Kidueys and Liver, Inflamemation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc. » without any question, is the best mineral water on the Pacific Coast, its beneficial affects are certified to by 4 all who have an opportunity of using it. Families and the tra supplied te appl. = WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor ef the Grass Valley : Seda Works. ‘ Who is the General Agent for Nevada Ceunty, . { jeo24-1m ch { 2 > Wednesday & Thursday Eve'gs, June 28th and 29th, 1876, IN TEE NEVADA THEATRE. ADMITTANSE FREE. pany should ¢ ideavor, and is expected, by . U.8 goid coin, ten per cent.of the pur. ADIES who kindly propose to donate srticles for the #AlK TABLE, will icase Send the same to Mrs. Hoel, or Mrs, phasic, or to the Rareounge, aw Drugs, Medicines, &¢_ > P. H BELDEN, © . Successor to Bell & Belge Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercia) Ste. * ‘Wholesale & Retail dealer; °°” Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals “Patent Medicines, &c, ™ A.fall line of Choice Perfumery, Toilets Soaps, ‘l'oilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs. ae “ag ints, Oils, Va Also, Paints, 8, Varnishes, W; Glass, Paint Brushes, &c, — Also a full line of STATIONERY, such lan k Books, Letter. Note and Legal py er, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order.at the lowog, an Franciseo prices. : : My Stock is most complete in all its department3 and my 8 are low. I sok a share of public patronage. 5 : P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March St, 1876; COUNTY -WARRANTs. LL warrants on General Fund, Tegiss A tered prior to Jan. 5th, 1876. Alm. ail Warrants°on Road Fund, registered, prior to January 12th, 1876, will be paid on presentation. Interest céases from date, JERKY PAYNE, Treasurer, : By R. W. Tuny, Deputy, Nevada, June 8th, 1876, The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, BY R. V. PIERCE, SPEGIALLY ADAPTED FOR FAMILY USE . ¢P_ TREATS OF BIOLOGY, oR THE Science of Life. Home treatment of aa diseases, with their causes, symptoms aid” .remedies. A-valuable treatise on nursing the sick,—tke laws: of reproduction,—the ‘transinission of life,etc.; and & true and scientific Marriage Guide. Price $1 50, 900 Pages, 250 En. : gravings, H.C. T. LAWLOR is the agent for the work, and orders will also be taxen at Belden’s Drug Store. m0a30-5w NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S SALg the District Count of the U. &., for: the District of California. In the Matter of Martin Quick, Bankrupt. No. tice is hereby given that I, the undersigned the duly appointed assignee of said Ee. tute, will offer for sale, in front of the auc. tion salesroom of W. ©. Pope, Mil) Street, Graus Valley, Nevada County, Cal. ; at. pub. lic auction, to be sold to the highest bid. der for cash, U. 8, gold coin, on SATUR. —ono-third-undi. DAY; duly 8th, 1876, at 2 o’clBck P. x. of said day, 2 horses, 1 mule, 1 cow—belonging to suid Estate. __ : CHAS. W. KITTS, Genes Valley, June 14, 1876. NOTICE. : None 18 HEREBY GIVEN THA?jets. the principal place of business of the evaas snd Mountain Lakes Ice Company’ is removed from Nevada City, Nevada. County, State of California, to the City and County-of San Francisco, and State of ‘ H. HALE, Sec. Nevada City; June 9, 1876. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, EFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PING. : , Over — Drug Btore. Kesidence at the, old Keeney place, on Orders att at KE. M, Preston's ended nl? and berries, the 24 A good title given. The ten minutes walk of the further particulars enquire of eke jnie —— LEE GARTHE. OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. © PD. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. Bag ni end of the EMPIRE 8TA--: BLES announces that he has nov the Largest lot of Hlerses, Carriages and Buggies ~} Po be found in this part of the State. Teams, jg Bee ong Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horres are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fastas any gentleman cares to drive. for Funerals attended to with ptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. < . Horses boarded th » week OF month aud the greatsat of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON. Nevada City, November 17th, 1876. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, — firass Valley, Californie. FIRST CLASS STYLE Rvery atten‘ton will be given to t+ wants of guests. A Fine BAR and BILLIARD 84° LOON is attache ¢o the Hetel. The General Stage Uffice is Kept at tht ali w, C. STOKES, Provrictor. _ DR, C, D. BOBO, { site the THEATRE. Office at Bell & Beldon’s Drug Store, ae me er ee tis eye