June 28, 1878 (4 pages)

RATION nfield . =H. C. Pen. s80n. iB. Wing) sion _ will be cousieting of 0, Knights of re, C. of Rit, all in= fall ations invited ns, the Pubion will be ld the litere the best. of . during the 1 ‘brass band ring the day, , which ' wij!) ig the iéces ‘Flag of the aud and Glee HoriogsStare Hand-and. 3 gunswill be of skill, &., usement, toprocession of the afternoon: * gnificent Py. lbe given, taudewith a’ On at night. _ ‘angements— nore. Secreeo. Victor, P. ger, J. Rohr, on, R. Wing, askell, H.-H. >. Cummings. Geo. Stitch, laskell, —~N, Bléom-B. Parazette, Edwards, E. 1878. AL vd ‘y! _CHASE,PARTY. ig of H, 1878, } HALL. ll be in at. pleasant 1 to all who ation is exsDDY, ITHS, VADA CITY. OUPARTNEBppposite the ~~. ds of ‘HING. rk to be az good . long experience dexit we can give MAN & EDP?. 878, foe esa kept constantly ‘on band: ment. ___It lias been decided by Dr. TompAdolph Chaty tas sold his ‘resi‘dence on Spring street to Geo, ‘W, Shearer. Mrs. Sand, who recently: ‘came ‘here from’ the-East, dias purchased the hotise on Cottage street formerly belonging to Mrs. Jones. bi "Phere will be o meeting of those interested in ‘the Javenile Temper ance Society,-in the Vestry of the M, s charch, at-2:15 P. M. to-day, ___ a 4 Arcade Reptiarant is open b~ Read’ the Areade’s ee advertige-. kins, of Grass Valley, to not amputate’Mr. Sheldon’s arm. There is yet hope of saving the matilaved The auction: baie ot ERE 375, ‘tie __-Sr@invired togtiend, \_Sented with a pair of exquisitely ‘pitaré. advertised to take piace at the ‘residence of Mesers. Shaver and Chaty yesterday, was indebaively postponed. The new ditch from the Little Trackev to Sierra Valiey will utilize over 50,000 acres of land which are now almost useless for want of safficient moisture, ‘The Grass Valley annual Cornish wrestling match commences at that ‘Place on Thureday next, Ture} will be an unusual number of conteetanis present. Phere -will tea , meeting of the abeifia Temperance Svuciety, at Workingmen’s Hall, at two o’c ock to-morrow afternoon. _All children The Republican says ‘thet Tis: day wasa lively day io Truckee . There were two fizhts, a threatened sait for slander, a dog with a kettle tied so his tail, and the thermometer at 78 degrees, The Union says that the ¢rifts of ‘the Rew Rocky Bar mine are being extended from the bottom of the incline, and showing a fine ledye. The rock comiag out of the upper level-is excellent. The Grass Valley Union says that ‘on the 4th the yrand stand will be sitaated on Main street, opposite the Exchauge Hotel, and seats arranged fot the audience. A large canvas is being. made, which will cover the entire street; and afford a shaded shelter for the audience. _ At the closing exercis-s in Miss Preston's room on Wednesday afternoon, that popular teacher was ‘prewrought vases, by her pupils. The teacher's desk was handsomely decorated with flowers, and the room was well-filled ‘with sijors who were present to witness t e interest‘ing exercises. In another column we begin today the publication of arable article relative to the mining industry’ on the Ridge, in® this county, which recently appeared in the San Francisco Balletin. It ie the most comprehen _ give article upom that interesting subject that bas ever yet been pullished. Is will be furnished to our readers in two or three installments, and they will find-it well worthy of caretul perosal, A sensible eommuaiedtion from the. President and Secretary of the Trae Biue base ball club, in yestermorning’s Union, emphatically denies that the letter signed by a “Grase Valley Boy,” and published in these culumus on Wednveday, proceeded from any member of their organization. Weare gied that the true inwardnees of the matter has been developed, for it affurded ue—ne satisfaction whatever to believe that any true base baliiss would eompromise himee)f by such a conspicuously silly course as the correspoodent TEMPERANCE UNION. mee Beard of Officers of the omen’s Christian Temperance Ure higcien, elected ou June 14h, are as fole . Jows:,, Mrs w. 8. Bsr, ler and Mrs. = as sik “retary, “Mary” A.” Mason;” Sbkinie er, Agnes Sation. There will be a regular weekly meeting every Friclock, in the day afternoon at 8:15 ° = inches of water, and Jolin Hus} Bat 1,400 inches with which to sup~ ply the remaining portions of coun-Phis last amount, taken with the +70 days, Bibaleen daloulaticn. ‘shia’ Seee been, carly in + summer. 20 ly pustied to’supply its patrons emt section with a sufficient auiount: of . water for mining . parposes. In tie Blue Tent and-Nevada diktricts the ‘amount furnished has “already been limited by the: company ‘in several instances, atid it is,possibfe that oth. er mines will: tidve to be deprived in patt, or perhaps altogether, of their present supply of water at. an early period in the future. ‘This state of affairs is accounted for by the fact . that the Nevada HydraulicMines, owned by Mr. ‘Hayward, “and situatanta Benatar tp Chalks Bluff, are e daily using y, in the same jocality “is rey Ular~, supplied with 400 inches more — The capacity of the main ditch which supplies the district . mentioned, above, is 4,300, and as 2.900 inches is drawn offat’Chalk Bluff, it leaves try traversed by it. The capacity of the feeder extending from the South Yuba River to Bear Valley’ is’ 7,000 inches. ‘The ditch belonging to the Dutch Flat District relieves this of 2.000 inches, all of which js in constant demand. quantity fed into the Nevada ditch, ‘where they separate at Boar Valley, . nakes 6,300 inches,leaving-« surplus} of 705 inches in the feeder. July 5th the water will be tarned in from Fordyce Lake, -andforthe reason ‘that the supplyf{there is not very promisiug in extent, it is feared by Ulig Coipany that in order to ‘ae may be attended with inconvenience in some quarters, will have to bethe order before the summer has nearly expired. ~ FIRE DEPARUMENT MEETING, In accordance with a call from Chief Engineer Frank Kilerman, as ‘published in the TRANSCRIPT, the Fire Department met at the Hall of Pennsylvania Engine Co. on Wednesday evening last. A large nuwber of firemen were present, also a ‘delegation from the Military, Joho Kistle was chosen President, and J H, Boardman, Secretary: ‘The o object of the meeting being stated . by. the Chief Engi: « eer, it was resolved that the Military aud Firemen meet at their respective Halls, on the 4tb of July, at 8 u’clock, A: M. At 8.30 & procession wil! be formed, and preceded by the Nevada Brass Band and march to the depot, when the several Cou:: «nica will take the 9 80 train for Gress Valley. A flat car forconveying the Hose Carriages, two excursion care for the use of the Companies will be secured fdr the occasion. The:prospect is that the ravke of the Military and Firemen will be well filled on the Fourth, and with the eleganily. decorated ation from Nevada‘a prominent feature of the procession at Grass ValNational Independence. te A ECS nme HOW TO SAVE A DOLLAR. a the same will be delinquent on and after Monday vext,; July Ist. that time the amonut charged is only ty of which the delinquent may be t»-morrew. a IMPORTANT nerice. fore the. 2) « t ; 3d day of Jaly, 1078, Daily Taaxsttipr of the 6th of July. Bear this fact io mind, Vestry of the ~ willbe given. etermin ordre, wt dae Sten above specified. . watchmaker and jeweler, and is preCarriages, and the new equipments Jately received, will make the deleon the coming avniversary of our Parties who bave not yet paid their ‘poll tax will do weit to réeuiember Up to three dollars ;sfter-thut it will be foar dollars, aud is # lien upon a person's hat, boots, cout’or aby. otber properpossessed. Firemen and militiamen are the only ones exempt from the paywent of poll tax, and as Assessor Collins intends to go after delingnen's with a sbarp stick, those who have not yet seltled will save @ dollar and roach annoyance by payiug to-day or I havea great masy outstanding b}eccouuts om the books, and this-isto notify all persona interested that av4 less the same are settied oa ‘be I_ghall publish their names, , the amounis due, eto., in the Nevada Phe ac]. counts must be. settled at the time Dre et Do . DON’r FORGET iT. 0. F_Seba, opposite the Exchange . Hotel, Grass Valley,” has eompleted . his arrangements to supply any oumber of people with ice cream candies, ‘aad anything i in the eating line that is desired on ibe 4b of Jaly. Don’tfuil to give him a ceil, al} ye who visit that place on that day, e2 -td NEW PSWALRY STORE ee J, Michel, who. recently purchased the stock of the late N. W.-Knowl=} z Lon, is offering extraordinary bargaing } se in gold and silver Watches, jewel ry, clocks,plated “ware, ec. The stock is an elegant and first-class . : one in every Tespect, but having from.originul cost, it will-be sold at “prices much below perm the San} Francisco Market, Michel, pas}, ‘secured the services “+ ‘a first-class . jared to make all kinds of jewelry. to order. Repairing and engraving neatlyand promptlydone j20-lw _ Ee Unsurpassed’ tor style and fin. ish srethe Pictures made at the ‘‘tudolph Photo-Gallery.” Coxtis, Operator, jol5-lm FEACUERS, oe KE NOTICE. boon: parobased ata large discount} r Nation's Independence at Grass Valley, ou Thursiay, July 4th, 1878: ss =or TaE— FOURTH OF J ULY. —AT— GRASS VALLEY, HE asin of N -vada County will cel. ebrate the 102d Anniversary of our 1 Valuable ‘ 4 Pitt's Scene Bupee AKCBIE . IVENS, «Hines, of rs Holliugsworth sulky Rakes. -BAIN'’S FARM AND F @. 1. Case & Co.’s Improved Ames’ Straw Bur __. Allof out Machines are well ki.own in California. +-Our Hii!’ Rureka Gang Plows, ‘Barrows, Am THE BEST MANUFACTURED “BAKER' & HAMILTON, . 2 YIMPORTERS"AND” MANUPA( tein Implements: ‘and Machines AN DHARDWARE. pe THE oLpEet # HOUSE IN ' ing Interexts of ceowks ehte vies ag el Pawers Oslitornia Headers, THIS LINE 0! the ret farm THE ft, RAI They are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of tho mos Valuable M chines that are used in farming—among which are the Backeys Mawers nnd Reape Champion ‘Mowersand Reapers. ' ger seit Dump, Sulky (The Tiger self Dump is THE L.TEST AND BES'T Rake-invented, REIGHT WAGONS. BAIN'S HEADER WAGONS, . “The Best Wagons Ever Sold in California. ee ns, All sizes, ING Machine . mine Bay nes, » Syringe y are the Molina siels Gang. Piows, Sas 1 Bow a naire Cans Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are the Best to be found in the mathet, “We carry all the goods to be expe: ted in this line, Also a full line of {Shel {Hardware,. Cutlery, Belting; FenceandBaling Wits _ BARBED FENCE WIRE, POWDER, SHOT, ETO. eee * oni and Examine oar Stock or send for Catalogue. . Address, ~~ BAEBR& HAMILTON,SACRAM? NTO OR SAN FRANOISOO._ A HEALTLY, PLAABANT —-+AND— Eo iaagren eng SPARKLING BEVERAGE Choice Brands of Foreign and a. Domes ic ve SEIBERT’S. * CIGARS, CRONK BEBB! Applications from teachers will be received by the Board of Edreation of Nevada School Dixtrist, until Sut. urday, June 29th, 1878. Address, C. E. Muxpoy, ii Clerk of Board, Fresh Butter, From the best duiries in the eount yy ut 37% vents per poaud, at ma2l C. E. Muxtor'’s. Complete. Hyman Bros. bavs now on hand the largest, best selected and most complete stock of Men's, Youtha’ and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc, to.be found in the market, all of which wiil be sold ut greatly reduced rates. To: be convinced ,caii at their establishment, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. fais Mrs. E, e “isher Has leased the store formerly occapied. by A.J. Ridge. as a law office, {and bns fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish, manner” Store. She is in constant receipt of new and elegant goods, notably mong which is the fineat diapluy of solid silverware ever seen in the county. She extends @ cordial invit.tiondo ber Nevaoa friends, ag ber . goods will beer inspection, both in quality aud price. mall A Card, To all who are suffering froni the errors and indisci tions of youtb, nervous weakness, ‘rly decay, loss ofmanbood &c.,I ill send a receipe that” will eure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy Wa» discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed enbo ah to the Rev. Joszrn T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City, ? o012-ly ‘Mothers, Mothers, Mothers. Don't fuilte procure Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseares of teething in ebildren. It reliever the child from pain, cures wi:d cvlic, regulates the bowels, and, b giving relief and bealth to tae cbild, gives rect to the motber. m8-6u eee —— If any Dealer Informe You that be bas for galé a denti{rice ideuticul with or containing ingredients eqnalling or snperior iu efficacy to those of SUZODONT, discredit the statement ‘and insict upon baving that nlone. By doing so, you will secure a devtrifice pur excellence the best in the murket, containing botanic clements of rare preservative ofluepce npon the teeth, avd one winch will eudow them vith most becoring white uess, Anotber desirable festure of tuis stable tuilet article is that it imparts fragrauce to the breath. Sold “by all druggists. Liver ie King. The Liver ie the imperial organ of the whole buman system, as it contzols the life, bealty aud bappiness of man, When it is disiov in’ #4 proper action, all kinds 6f uilments ure the valural resuft. Tue digestion of fond, thé movements of the heart and blood, the action of ttne brain apd Dervous s are all immewintely convectyd with the src of the Liv It has been “ie: sue ully proved thet Greeu’s Aunst Plowe: ia onequaled io curip an persons efftieted with Dypeyaie or Liver Cumplaint, and al} the uumerous sym;toms that result from With apwropriste ceremonies. and to the end that the ocvasion may be made wor y of the event, fully invited *op.rticipate in the ouwerys alice of that day. -Theie will besa PROCESSION, . . + And of Variots Civil Organiza@ Jewelry } All the people are res).ectGvumprising the . : FIRE DEPARTMENTS OF THE COUNTY. tions of the county, The Literary Exercises Will be held wnder a large canvass, where several thousand persons can be seated, and willconsistof . Preyer by the Chaplain. Reading of the Declaration of Independ: ence and Comuyenirg Grand Chorus of 800 Veices. under ai. reciion uf Prot. Seward. Poem, by a Lady of Grass Velley. Addresses by severa, Gentlemen. _ Recit&tion—Poém, by MI8SS FLORENCE BYBNt. Patriotic ——and Instrumental Music. Aes ot <a Day. ; EDWARD COLEMAN, F8q., rere _ Vice Presidents. ‘Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, Peter Jobnston, 4m, Watt, A.J Ridge, Benj.'Taylor, AB Brady, Jd 1 Kykes, Jas. Benallick,J M Lakenan, John C. Coleman, Henry Davis, Ww K Spencer, W © Stokes, D P Holbrook, Vv Nathan, Dr McCormick, Wm Dawes, Wm Loutzenheiser, Martin Ford, H bpylvester, James Wart, 8 bi Ville, big ‘George, WH Benson, Patrick English, duraoie, W D Woods, B Johneten, jaies Heyman, Sam Granger, Dr Tompkins, vatrick Murphy. Robert Finnie, 8 P Dorsey, @ Hamilton, F Bamberger. Geo 8 Howe, M Hyman, Neveda C'ty—Hon. Niles Bearis, I. J. Rolfe, N. P. Brown, Dr R M. Hunt, T W. Siguurney, Jacob Naffziger. e Rough and Ready-—8 H Dikeman, . Jobn Montgomery. Chap! lein—KEY, G.F,.G. MORGAN, Hever of ma OPP. 8. HUPP. oe a ‘a Grand Marshe]—M. usar. Co a Cnet Aid--I, W. HAYES, re italic mmittee — E. W. Rowerta, Chairman, . W. Hill, Prof Seward, C H Crowell, © W Kitts, Jacob Whilhelm, Daniel Collins, Julius Bumberger, Al Burrows. ~ “#inance Committee— Dan Collins, Geo W Hil , B Johnston, Vavid Binkleman, WH Mitchei, AB Brady, Jobn Johnston, JM Lakenan, J l'eymen,Jd Benallack, Dennis ‘Mesgher, Heary Wobler. Invitation Committee—Al Burrows,--P Johvston, P Brunsttter, W C Pope, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Patrick Murphy, B Taylor G Hamilton, H Uphoff. » Committee of invitation and Arrangements at bough and Keady—8 H Dikeman, John F. pehroeder, John Montgomery, Geo Grant, James 8 Huntress, H Q Roberts, Comiuittee (mn Taterary Exereises—E W Romrw,P H Paymer, F Bambager, H Sylvester, O W Kitt. Committee on Music—Prof Seward, H Voyleman, Wm Morree Jubn Glaseon. Commi tec on Children of Pablic Schools CH Crowell, Samuel Ty: 11, John Wickes, Wm (ampbell, Dr Joucs, Committee on Uar of Liberty--C W K itts, D Gillis Geo Howe Dr Webster,. Committee on yw "eva Willhv lin, peat Se J Bamberger Committee ou WE tr sen uH Fuc % CG Townsend,’ H. M oe =e Becrét Govicties—Geo W Hill, #9 Be & Sims,Wm Smart, T Marti, Frank McNeal, C P Thomeon, Thos Moran, 3G phn Sam Novitexy. Committee on Decoration—Mrs A 'B Dib ble, Mrs E Coleman, Mre C Taylor. Mra 8 Granger, Mr JF . Mra W BDeamer Miss rrenk Parker, Mies ‘L Johnston, 3 WK spencer, Mra F G Beatty, Mre Wm hhaay § ra W M-Ovormick, Mre J V Rider, G. Hamilton. Mrs JJbn Polgiase, Mre w 2 Mitebel), MtsJ M Lak-nan, Mrs Bea: sie RO Miss Mary Oluke, Mra & J CENTS. Fite tartes tek an unbeahby condition of the Live: a oo Sample boities te try, eee ceitively sold if a}l towns AUGUST agen es Nevada, June 24, 1878-ta . you w ng pero te ae. Ball at Hamil Hall i p odiroglle prove thet itis just svi) Crane “6 ton tween Colfax and @rass Valley $2— three days. . . Nevada City, Tuue 9, 1878. Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery, Ete hale ALSO A FULL LINE OF a CONFEC TIONERY, RU TS, ETC GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. stocks Bought and Bold on Commission TELEGRAtH OFFICE, MASONIO BLOCK. a ASSESSMENT NOTICE. fn meemnd “MADE FRoat PURE SPRING WATER, N° POISONOUS AOMDS are used “in the preparation of this delightful evera we, but «ll the ir iente are iuvigorating and healthy. isthe best © TEMPERANCE DRIN : sagen roe For sale at all the Saloons. FAMILIES SUPPLIED. By leaving orders at” ANTOINE TAM’S. Nqvada City. June, 1878. WATCHES & & JEWELRY. GEO, Ww. WELCH, “NOLD SPRING GHAVEL MINING CO, C Principal place of business, Nevada Kovk Ore k, Nevada County, Notice is hereby givin, that at a meeting of the Irustees held st the sffice of the Sccretary on the 2th day of June, 1678, an assessment (No 16,) of ten ents per share, was levied upou the capital stock of svid Company. payable immediately in United ai guld coin, to the Secretary of the ae at his office, Broad Street, NevaGe ¢ any y sich ice which said deegement shall remain unpaid ov the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1878, will be delinquent and-uniess payment is made before, will be sold on SATURDAY, the TENTH day of August, 1878, to es delinquent ussesament, togetner with costs of advertising and expenses of.sale. By order ot Board of ‘trustees, e265 A. H, PARKER, Secretary, ~DR, L. J.CZAPKAY’S — \ RIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St,, San Francisce. ESTABLISHED IN 1866, ial amd Chronic Diseases, us also &A10-female ompiaints and Diseases of the Nervoum py stem. ee NHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF human life annnually trom secret and shronic diseanes, caused this old and re. liable institution to be established first in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1850,-and afterwards in San Francisco, Oal., in 1854 asa private dispensary,in order to afford the afflicted the best medical and +urgical treatment for the above and all other af. + fections and complaints. Consultations the Institute or by letter, FREE. HYSICAL & MENTAL DEANLITY Vital weakness, nervousness, low apirite, lansitude, weakness of the Himba and back, loss of muscular power, iodiaposition and incapability tor labor or study, * weak exhausted feeling, no energy ar courage, palpitation of the heart, dullness Of appre. ciety, love of solitudé, timivity, self-distrust,loss of manhoed, dizziness headache, the resnit of Mental Overwork or — torrhoea, pnrinetn the side, affections of the eye impleson the face, sexual or other in Frmition in man or woman, are cured by the justly celebtated physician, LJ. CZAPKAY, M. D. Hi» methed of curing diseases is pecu liarly hie own, (uuknuwn to Others) and hence the great success. , Bt, CZAPRAW way be consulted oufdentially in reference to the above nd #1) other complasate, at the institute, No. 209 KEARNY STREET, ‘San Prenciaca, Cal. W7" The Doctor offers Free Couwaltations, nd »¢ks no remuneration cRless be effects . eure Charges moderate. confidential. rer pont went . Office hours, SW Wa. ry to and 7 88 u. Aéapess Le J , CZAPKAY, M. D., Post Offire Box 64, Ha” Franeiaco sep] '¥. /F. yoo BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. City, California, Location of works near . . Galifornia.— avd advertised for sale at public auction, . or the Permanent Cure of Spec-}—hensiou. lows of memory, wversion Wo Bo. . ' ~y FFINE IN BELDEK’S DRUG STORE, HAVING MADE LARGE aD TIONS TO BI8 STOCK OF __. WATCHES — AND JEWELRY. And employed a -First Class, Watchmaker, is now prepaced to do all kinds of Watch and Glock Repairing, Engraving, Etc. Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City, May 14, 1878. Ss Assessment Notice, OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY. Location of =: al place of business San Francisco,C of Works, Moorea ¥ iat kureka Township, Nevada Gounty,Calitorula, Notice iy here 7 pe. Oe at at @ meeting of the Board frectors, helu on the lath day of June, 1678, an augesement,No. 7, of twenty centa per ¢ — 0 oie Nae the capital stock of ¢ yable immediutely in Ua. ted ‘stat Staton go cuin, to the Secret the office the Company. 300 Csi ’ street, rooms 3 & 4, second Bloor. y ; na Insurance office, entrance ; street, San Francisco, Califor Any stock upon which this, emt ew) remain nupaid of the 19th pms of duly. « 1878, will = deli: quent, and advertised fur sale-at public auction; and unless parment is made-before,will be 801.1 on Mouday, the 12th day of Aug., 1676, t. pay the delinquent assessment, together with Costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board ef Directors. J.M. BUPFINGTON, Seoretary. Office, 308 California Street, roows & and 4 second flout,, over Aetna ‘Insurance Office, San Francisovu, California. fornis Location od PEERLESS DRAFTING RULE.) FOR DRESS FITTING. RS. F. SAGE, Dy ly forthe Perr less D:afting Kule for Drers Fitting, is w in this city, and cen be found at TEMPERAUCE. HALL, Where she is prepared to do CUTTING ani FITTING, also togive imstrection tu the use of this rale te these wi hit, Patterns cut to order and qa. anteed toe. a cil tipo: can eusily ‘become unt own Dressmaker by using the (PEERLESS DRAFTING RUL: 5 The most simple Dress Cutting System now ia use. Masonic : uilding. Residence, Main street, epposite Seboo! . in the Evening. ‘gees Revala City. jazi % ‘Call at Temperance Dats. jels MES. F. 8AGs, fiver manufactured tn. pe = acres

RATION nfield . =H. C. Pen. s80n. iB. Wing) sion _ will be cousieting of 0, Knights of re, C. of Rit, all in= fall ations invited ns, the Pubion will be ld the litere the best. of . during the 1 ‘brass band ring the day, , which ' wij!) ig the iéces ‘Flag of the aud and Glee HoriogsStare Hand-and. 3 gunswill be of skill, &., usement, toprocession of the afternoon: * gnificent Py. lbe given, taudewith a’ On at night. _ ‘angements— nore. Secreeo. Victor, P. ger, J. Rohr, on, R. Wing, askell, H.-H. >. Cummings. Geo. Stitch, laskell, —~N, Bléom-B. Parazette, Edwards, E. 1878. AL vd ‘y! _CHASE,PARTY. ig of H, 1878, } HALL. ll be in at. pleasant 1 to all who ation is exsDDY, ITHS, VADA CITY. OUPARTNEBppposite the ~~. ds of ‘HING. rk to be az good . long experience dexit we can give MAN & EDP?. 878, foe esa kept constantly ‘on band: ment. ___It lias been decided by Dr. TompAdolph Chaty tas sold his ‘resi‘dence on Spring street to Geo, ‘W, Shearer. Mrs. Sand, who recently: ‘came ‘here from’ the-East, dias purchased the hotise on Cottage street formerly belonging to Mrs. Jones.. bi "Phere will be o meeting of those interested in ‘the Javenile Temper ance Society,-in the Vestry of the M, s charch, at-2:15 P. M. to-day, ___ a 4 Arcade Reptiarant is open b~ Read’ the Areade’s ee advertige-. kins, of Grass Valley, to not amputate’Mr. Sheldon’s arm. There is yet hope of saving the matilaved The auction: baie ot ERE 375, ‘tie __-Sr@invired togtiend, \_Sented with a pair of exquisitely ‘pitaré. advertised to take piace at the ‘residence of Mesers. Shaver and Chaty yesterday, was indebaively postponed. The new ditch from the Little Trackev to Sierra Valiey will utilize over 50,000 acres of land which are now almost useless for want of safficient moisture, ‘The Grass Valley annual Cornish wrestling match commences at that ‘Place on Thureday next, Ture} will be an unusual number of conteetanis present. Phere -will tea , meeting of the abeifia Temperance Svuciety, at Workingmen’s Hall, at two o’c ock to-morrow afternoon. _All children The Republican says ‘thet Tis: day wasa lively day io Truckee . There were two fizhts, a threatened sait for slander, a dog with a kettle tied so his tail, and the thermometer at 78 degrees, The Union says that the ¢rifts of ‘the Rew Rocky Bar mine are being extended from the bottom of the incline, and showing a fine ledye. The rock comiag out of the upper level-is excellent. The Grass Valley Union says that ‘on the 4th the yrand stand will be sitaated on Main street, opposite the Exchauge Hotel, and seats arranged fot the audience. A large canvas is being. made, which will cover the entire street; and afford a shaded shelter for the audience. _ At the closing exercis-s in Miss Preston's room on Wednesday afternoon, that popular teacher was ‘prewrought vases, by her pupils. The teacher's desk was handsomely decorated with flowers, and the room was well-filled ‘with sijors who were present to witness t e interest‘ing exercises. In another column we begin today the publication of arable article relative to the mining industry’ on the Ridge, in® this county, which recently appeared in the San Francisco Balletin. It ie the most comprehen _ give article upom that interesting subject that bas ever yet been pullished. Is will be furnished to our readers in two or three installments, and they will find-it well worthy of caretul perosal, A sensible eommuaiedtion from the. President and Secretary of the Trae Biue base ball club, in yestermorning’s Union, emphatically denies that the letter signed by a “Grase Valley Boy,” and published in these culumus on Wednveday, proceeded from any member of their organization. Weare gied that the true inwardnees of the matter has been developed, for it affurded ue—ne satisfaction whatever to believe that any true base baliiss would eompromise himee)f by such a conspicuously silly course as the correspoodent TEMPERANCE UNION. mee Beard of Officers of the omen’s Christian Temperance Ure higcien, elected ou June 14h, are as fole . Jows:,, Mrs w. 8. Bsr, ler and Mrs. = as sik “retary, “Mary” A.” Mason;” Sbkinie er, Agnes Sation. There will be a regular weekly meeting every Friclock, in the day afternoon at 8:15 ° = inches of water, and Jolin Hus} Bat 1,400 inches with which to sup~ ply the remaining portions of coun-Phis last amount, taken with the +70 days, Bibaleen daloulaticn. ‘shia’ Seee been, carly in + summer. 20 ly pustied to’supply its patrons emt section with a sufficient auiount: of . water for mining . parposes. In tie Blue Tent and-Nevada diktricts the ‘amount furnished has “already been limited by the: company ‘in several instances, atid it is,possibfe that oth. er mines will: tidve to be deprived in patt, or perhaps altogether, of their present supply of water at. an early period in the future. ‘This state of affairs is accounted for by the fact . that the Nevada HydraulicMines, owned by Mr. ‘Hayward, “and situatanta Benatar tp Chalks Bluff, are e daily using y, in the same jocality “is rey Ular~, supplied with 400 inches more — The capacity of the main ditch which supplies the district . mentioned, above, is 4,300, and as 2.900 inches is drawn offat’Chalk Bluff, it leaves try traversed by it.. The capacity of the feeder extending from the South Yuba River to Bear Valley’ is’ 7,000 inches. ‘The ditch belonging to the Dutch Flat District relieves this of 2.000 inches, all of which js in constant demand. quantity fed into the Nevada ditch, ‘where they separate at Boar Valley, . nakes 6,300 inches,leaving-« surplus} of 705 inches in the feeder. July 5th the water will be tarned in from Fordyce Lake, -andforthe reason ‘that the supplyf{there is not very promisiug in extent, it is feared by Ulig Coipany that in order to ‘ae may be attended with inconvenience in some quarters, will have to bethe order before the summer has nearly expired. ~ FIRE DEPARUMENT MEETING, In accordance with a call from Chief Engineer Frank Kilerman, as ‘published in the TRANSCRIPT, the Fire Department met at the Hall of Pennsylvania Engine Co. on Wednesday evening last. A large nuwber of firemen were present, also a ‘delegation from the Military, Joho Kistle was chosen President, and J H, Boardman, Secretary: ‘The o object of the meeting being stated . by. the Chief Engi: « eer, it was resolved that the Military aud Firemen meet at their respective Halls, on the 4tb of July, at 8 u’clock, A: M. At 8.30 & procession wil! be formed, and preceded by the Nevada Brass Band and march to the depot, when the several Cou:: «nica will take the 9 80 train for Gress Valley. A flat car forconveying the Hose Carriages, two excursion care for the use of the Companies will be secured fdr the occasion. The:prospect is that the ravke of the Military and Firemen will be well filled on the Fourth, and with the eleganily. decorated ation from Nevada‘a prominent feature of the procession at Grass ValNational Independence. te A ECS nme HOW TO SAVE A DOLLAR. a the same will be delinquent on and after Monday vext,; July Ist. that time the amonut charged is only ty of which the delinquent may be t»-morrew. a IMPORTANT nerice. fore the. 2) « t ; 3d day of Jaly, 1078, Daily Taaxsttipr of the 6th of July. Bear this fact io mind, Vestry of the ~ willbe given. etermin ordre, wt dae Sten above specified. . watchmaker and jeweler, and is preCarriages, and the new equipments Jately received, will make the deleon the coming avniversary of our Parties who bave not yet paid their ‘poll tax will do weit to réeuiember Up to three dollars ;sfter-thut it will be foar dollars, aud is # lien upon a person's hat, boots, cout’or aby. otber properpossessed. Firemen and militiamen are the only ones exempt from the paywent of poll tax, and as Assessor Collins intends to go after delingnen's with a sbarp stick, those who have not yet seltled will save @ dollar and roach annoyance by payiug to-day or I havea great masy outstanding b}eccouuts om the books, and this-isto notify all persona interested that av4 less the same are settied oa ‘be I_ghall publish their names, , the amounis due, eto., in the Nevada Phe ac]. counts must be. settled at the time Dre et Do . DON’r FORGET iT. 0. F_Seba, opposite the Exchange . Hotel, Grass Valley,” has eompleted . his arrangements to supply any oumber of people with ice cream candies, ‘aad anything i in the eating line that is desired on ibe 4b of Jaly. Don’tfuil to give him a ceil, al} ye who visit that place on that day, e2 -td NEW PSWALRY STORE ee J, Michel, who. recently purchased the stock of the late N. W.-Knowl=} z Lon, is offering extraordinary bargaing } se in gold and silver Watches, jewel ry, clocks,plated “ware, ec. The stock is an elegant and first-class . : one in every Tespect, but having from.originul cost, it will-be sold at “prices much below perm the San} Francisco Market, Michel, pas}, ‘secured the services “+ ‘a first-class . jared to make all kinds of jewelry. to order. Repairing and engraving neatlyand promptlydone j20-lw _ Ee Unsurpassed’ tor style and fin. ish srethe Pictures made at the ‘‘tudolph Photo-Gallery.” Coxtis, Operator, jol5-lm FEACUERS, oe KE NOTICE. boon: parobased ata large discount} r Nation's Independence at Grass Valley, ou Thursiay, July 4th, 1878: ss =or TaE— FOURTH OF J ULY. —AT— GRASS VALLEY, HE asin of N -vada County will cel. ebrate the 102d Anniversary of our 1 Valuable ‘ 4 Pitt's Scene Bupee AKCBIE . IVENS, «Hines, of rs Holliugsworth sulky Rakes. -BAIN'’S FARM AND F @. 1. Case & Co.’s Improved Ames’ Straw Bur __. Allof out Machines are well ki.own in California. +-Our Hii!’ Rureka Gang Plows, ‘Barrows, Am THE BEST MANUFACTURED “BAKER' & HAMILTON, . 2 YIMPORTERS"AND” MANUPA( tein Implements: ‘and Machines AN DHARDWARE. pe THE oLpEet # HOUSE IN ' ing Interexts of ceowks ehte vies ag el Pawers Oslitornia Headers, THIS LINE 0! the ret farm THE ft, RAI They are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of tho mos Valuable M chines that are used in farming—among which are the Backeys Mawers nnd Reape Champion ‘Mowersand Reapers. ' ger seit Dump, Sulky (The Tiger self Dump is THE L.TEST AND BES'T Rake-invented, REIGHT WAGONS. BAIN'S HEADER WAGONS, . “The Best Wagons Ever Sold in California. ee ns, All sizes, ING Machine . mine Bay nes, » Syringe y are the Molina siels Gang. Piows, Sas 1 Bow a naire Cans Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are the Best to be found in the mathet, “We carry all the goods to be expe: ted in this line, Also a full line of {Shel {Hardware,. Cutlery, Belting; FenceandBaling Wits _ BARBED FENCE WIRE, POWDER, SHOT, ETO. eee * oni and Examine oar Stock or send for Catalogue. . Address, ~~ BAEBR& HAMILTON,SACRAM? NTO OR SAN FRANOISOO._ A HEALTLY, PLAABANT —-+AND— Eo iaagren eng SPARKLING BEVERAGE Choice Brands of Foreign and a. Domes ic ve SEIBERT’S. * CIGARS, CRONK BEBB! Applications from teachers will be received by the Board of Edreation

of Nevada School Dixtrist, until Sut. urday, June 29th, 1878. Address, C. E. Muxpoy, ii Clerk of Board, Fresh Butter, From the best duiries in the eount yy ut 37% vents per poaud, at ma2l C. E. Muxtor'’s. Complete. Hyman Bros. bavs now on hand the largest, best selected and most complete stock of Men's, Youtha’ and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc, to.be found in the market, all of which wiil be sold ut greatly reduced rates. To: be convinced ,caii at their establishment, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. fais Mrs. E, e “isher Has leased the store formerly occapied. by A.J. Ridge. as a law office, {and bns fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish, manner” Store. She is in constant receipt of new and elegant goods, notably mong which is the fineat diapluy of solid silverware ever seen in the county. She extends @ cordial invit.tiondo ber Nevaoa friends, ag ber . goods will beer inspection, both in quality aud price. mall A Card, To all who are suffering froni the errors and indisci tions of youtb, nervous weakness, ‘rly decay, loss ofmanbood &c.,I ill send a receipe that” will eure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy Wa» discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed enbo ah to the Rev. Joszrn T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City, ? o012-ly ‘Mothers, Mothers, Mothers. Don't fuilte procure Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseares of teething in ebildren. It reliever the child from pain, cures wi:d cvlic, regulates the bowels, and, b giving relief and bealth to tae cbild, gives rect to the motber. m8-6u eee —— If any Dealer Informe You that be bas for galé a denti{rice ideuticul with or containing ingredients eqnalling or snperior iu efficacy to those of SUZODONT, discredit the statement ‘and insict upon baving that nlone. By doing so, you will secure a devtrifice pur excellence the best in the murket, containing botanic clements of rare preservative ofluepce npon the teeth, avd one winch will eudow them vith most becoring white uess, Anotber desirable festure of tuis stable tuilet article is that it imparts fragrauce to the breath. Sold “by all druggists. Liver ie King. The Liver ie the imperial organ of the whole buman system, as it contzols the life, bealty aud bappiness of man, When it is disiov in’ #4 proper action, all kinds 6f uilments ure the valural resuft. Tue digestion of fond, thé movements of the heart and blood, the action of ttne brain apd Dervous s are all immewintely convectyd with the src of the Liv It has been “ie: sue ully proved thet Greeu’s Aunst Plowe: ia onequaled io curip an persons efftieted with Dypeyaie or Liver Cumplaint, and al} the uumerous sym;toms that result from With apwropriste ceremonies. and to the end that the ocvasion may be made wor y of the event, fully invited *op.rticipate in the ouwerys alice of that day. -Theie will besa PROCESSION, . . + And of Variots Civil Organiza@ Jewelry } All the people are res).ectGvumprising the . : FIRE DEPARTMENTS OF THE COUNTY. tions of the county, The Literary Exercises Will be held wnder a large canvass, where several thousand persons can be seated, and willconsistof . Preyer by the Chaplain. Reading of the Declaration of Independ: ence and Comuyenirg Grand Chorus of 800 Veices. under ai. reciion uf Prot. Seward. Poem, by a Lady of Grass Velley. Addresses by severa, Gentlemen. _ Recit&tion—Poém, by MI8SS FLORENCE BYBNt. Patriotic ——and Instrumental Music. Aes ot <a Day. ; EDWARD COLEMAN, F8q., rere _ Vice Presidents. ‘Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, Peter Jobnston, 4m, Watt, A.J Ridge, Benj.'Taylor, AB Brady, Jd 1 Kykes, Jas. Benallick,J M Lakenan, John C. Coleman, Henry Davis, Ww K Spencer, W © Stokes, D P Holbrook, Vv Nathan, Dr McCormick, Wm Dawes, Wm Loutzenheiser, Martin Ford, H bpylvester, James Wart, 8 bi Ville, big ‘George, WH Benson, Patrick English, duraoie, W D Woods, B Johneten, jaies Heyman, Sam Granger, Dr Tompkins, vatrick Murphy. Robert Finnie, 8 P Dorsey, @ Hamilton, F Bamberger. Geo 8 Howe, M Hyman, Neveda C'ty—Hon. Niles Bearis, I. J. Rolfe, N. P. Brown, Dr R M. Hunt, T W. Siguurney, Jacob Naffziger. e Rough and Ready-—8 H Dikeman, . Jobn Montgomery. Chap! lein—KEY, G.F,.G. MORGAN, Hever of ma OPP. 8. HUPP. oe a ‘a Grand Marshe]—M. usar. Co a Cnet Aid--I, W. HAYES, re italic mmittee — E. W. Rowerta, Chairman, . W. Hill, Prof Seward, C H Crowell, © W Kitts, Jacob Whilhelm, Daniel Collins, Julius Bumberger, Al Burrows. ~ “#inance Committee— Dan Collins, Geo W Hil , B Johnston, Vavid Binkleman, WH Mitchei, AB Brady, Jobn Johnston, JM Lakenan, J l'eymen,Jd Benallack, Dennis ‘Mesgher, Heary Wobler. Invitation Committee—Al Burrows,--P Johvston, P Brunsttter, W C Pope, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Patrick Murphy, B Taylor G Hamilton, H Uphoff. » Committee of invitation and Arrangements at bough and Keady—8 H Dikeman, John F. pehroeder, John Montgomery, Geo Grant, James 8 Huntress, H Q Roberts, Comiuittee (mn Taterary Exereises—E W Romrw,P H Paymer, F Bambager, H Sylvester, O W Kitt. Committee on Music—Prof Seward, H Voyleman, Wm Morree Jubn Glaseon. Commi tec on Children of Pablic Schools CH Crowell, Samuel Ty: 11, John Wickes, Wm (ampbell, Dr Joucs, Committee on Uar of Liberty--C W K itts, D Gillis Geo Howe Dr Webster,. Committee on yw "eva Willhv lin, peat Se J Bamberger Committee ou WE tr sen uH Fuc % CG Townsend,’ H. M oe =e Becrét Govicties—Geo W Hill, #9 Be & Sims,Wm Smart, T Marti, Frank McNeal, C P Thomeon, Thos Moran, 3G phn Sam Novitexy. Committee on Decoration—Mrs A 'B Dib ble, Mrs E Coleman, Mre C Taylor. Mra 8 Granger, Mr JF . Mra W BDeamer Miss rrenk Parker, Mies ‘L Johnston, 3 WK spencer, Mra F G Beatty, Mre Wm hhaay § ra W M-Ovormick, Mre J V Rider, G. Hamilton. Mrs JJbn Polgiase, Mre w 2 Mitebel), MtsJ M Lak-nan, Mrs Bea: sie RO Miss Mary Oluke, Mra & J CENTS. Fite tartes tek an unbeahby condition of the Live: a oo Sample boities te try, eee ceitively sold if a}l towns AUGUST agen es Nevada, June 24, 1878-ta . you w ng pero te ae. Ball at Hamil Hall i p odiroglle prove thet itis just svi) Crane “6 ton tween Colfax and @rass Valley $2— three days. . . Nevada City, Tuue 9, 1878. Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery, Ete hale ALSO A FULL LINE OF a CONFEC TIONERY, RU TS, ETC GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. stocks Bought and Bold on Commission TELEGRAtH OFFICE, MASONIO BLOCK. a ASSESSMENT NOTICE. fn meemnd “MADE FRoat PURE SPRING WATER, N° POISONOUS AOMDS are used “in the preparation of this delightful evera we, but «ll the ir iente are iuvigorating and healthy. isthe best © TEMPERANCE DRIN : sagen roe For sale at all the Saloons. FAMILIES SUPPLIED. By leaving orders at” ANTOINE TAM’S. Nqvada City. June, 1878. WATCHES & & JEWELRY. GEO, Ww. WELCH, “NOLD SPRING GHAVEL MINING CO, C Principal place of business, Nevada Kovk Ore k, Nevada County, Notice is hereby givin, that at a meeting of the Irustees held st the sffice of the Sccretary on the 2th day of June, 1678, an assessment (No 16,) of ten ents per share, was levied upou the capital stock of svid Company. payable immediately in United ai guld coin, to the Secretary of the ae at his office, Broad Street, NevaGe ¢ any y sich ice which said deegement shall remain unpaid ov the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1878, will be delinquent and-uniess payment is made before, will be sold on SATURDAY, the TENTH day of August, 1878, to es delinquent ussesament, togetner with costs of advertising and expenses of.sale. By order ot Board of ‘trustees, e265 A. H, PARKER, Secretary, ~DR, L. J.CZAPKAY’S — \ RIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St,, San Francisce. ESTABLISHED IN 1866, ial amd Chronic Diseases, us also &A10-female ompiaints and Diseases of the Nervoum py stem. ee NHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF human life annnually trom secret and shronic diseanes, caused this old and re. liable institution to be established first in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1850,-and afterwards in San Francisco, Oal., in 1854 asa private dispensary,in order to afford the afflicted the best medical and +urgical treatment for the above and all other af. + fections and complaints. Consultations the Institute or by letter, FREE. HYSICAL & MENTAL DEANLITY Vital weakness, nervousness, low apirite, lansitude, weakness of the Himba and back, loss of muscular power, iodiaposition and incapability tor labor or study, * weak exhausted feeling, no energy ar courage, palpitation of the heart, dullness Of appre. ciety, love of solitudé, timivity, self-distrust,loss of manhoed, dizziness headache, the resnit of Mental Overwork or — torrhoea, pnrinetn the side, affections of the eye impleson the face, sexual or other in Frmition in man or woman, are cured by the justly celebtated physician, LJ. CZAPKAY, M. D. Hi» methed of curing diseases is pecu liarly hie own, (uuknuwn to Others) and hence the great success. , Bt, CZAPRAW way be consulted oufdentially in reference to the above nd #1) other complasate, at the institute, No. 209 KEARNY STREET, ‘San Prenciaca, Cal. W7" The Doctor offers Free Couwaltations, nd »¢ks no remuneration cRless be effects . eure Charges moderate. confidential. rer pont went . Office hours, SW Wa. ry to and 7 88 u. Aéapess Le J , CZAPKAY, M. D., Post Offire Box 64, Ha” Franeiaco sep] '¥. /F. yoo BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. City, California, Location of works near . . Galifornia.— avd advertised for sale at public auction, . or the Permanent Cure of Spec-}—hensiou. lows of memory, wversion Wo Bo. . ' ~y FFINE IN BELDEK’S DRUG STORE, HAVING MADE LARGE aD TIONS TO BI8 STOCK OF __. WATCHES — AND JEWELRY. And employed a -First Class, Watchmaker, is now prepaced to do all kinds of Watch and Glock Repairing, Engraving, Etc. Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City, May 14, 1878. Ss Assessment Notice, OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY. Location of =: al place of business San Francisco,C of Works, Moorea ¥ iat kureka Township, Nevada Gounty,Calitorula, Notice iy here 7 pe. Oe at at @ meeting of the Board frectors, helu on the lath day of June, 1678, an augesement,No. 7, of twenty centa per ¢ — 0 oie Nae the capital stock of ¢ yable immediutely in Ua. ted ‘stat Staton go cuin, to the Secret the office the Company. 300 Csi ’ street, rooms 3 & 4, second Bloor. y ; na Insurance office, entrance ; street, San Francisco, Califor Any stock upon which this, emt ew) remain nupaid of the 19th pms of duly. « 1878, will = deli: quent, and advertised fur sale-at public auction; and unless parment is made-before,will be 801.1 on Mouday, the 12th day of Aug., 1676, t. pay the delinquent assessment, together with Costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board ef Directors. J.M. BUPFINGTON, Seoretary. Office, 308 California Street, roows & and 4 second flout,, over Aetna ‘Insurance Office, San Francisovu, California. fornis Location od PEERLESS DRAFTING RULE.) FOR DRESS FITTING. RS. F. SAGE, Dy ly forthe Perr less D:afting Kule for Drers Fitting, is w in this city, and cen be found at TEMPERAUCE. HALL, Where she is prepared to do CUTTING ani FITTING, also togive imstrection tu the use of this rale te these wi hit, Patterns cut to order and qa. anteed toe. a cil tipo: can eusily ‘become unt own Dressmaker by using the (PEERLESS DRAFTING RUL: 5 The most simple Dress Cutting System now ia use. Masonic : uilding. Residence, Main street, epposite Seboo! . in the Evening. ‘gees Revala City. jazi % ‘Call at Temperance Dats. jels MES. F. 8AGs, fiver manufactured tn. pe = acres